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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-16
BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUXDED, CHARTERED, 1888
ATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Chnrles-Sts..

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L o c \ T d,
Cor. Baltimore and Chnrles-Sts..
BALTIM ORE, NJ D.
'ENiIs INSTITUTION Is now IL THE MOST
prosperous and iourishing condition. Twice du-
ring the last two years , It been necessary TO obtain
larger apartments Tor t.e accommodation Of tie in
crests!ng number Of students, representing nearly
cYcry state in the Union.
esir,tbly located buildings in the city. The rooms
are onnniodousy arranged, spacious and elegantly
rIr ,yaa;ag.. and facilities here offered young
men desiring qualify Themselves properly for the
various duties of the Counting Room, or to obtain
IA0Taugl Practical Business EiEcliOH generally, are
risssed. n any particular, by any similar esab
FACULTY:
l. h. LOSiER,
PriRe:al-Leeturer ON the Science Of Accounts, Com
nerce. Business Customs, etc.
j. VI. PHILLIPS,
Professor ofthe Theory and Practice of Book Keeping
and Commercial Calculations.
IL. IL DAVIES.
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
NC. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and ornamental PenmRnshill
:. r. WILLIAMS. ESQ,
Lecturer Mercantile Law.
Rev. y. YEATES REESE D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
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Jacob Trust. EsI- VIM. knabe. ESQ
Of Standard Works, expressly fer the use Of the Stu
'' Each student las desk to himself aud is serN-
There being 10 vacation during the year. sudcnt-
Ti,etine tocompete the full course,
from ) to II weeks.
A DIPLOMA is awarded to NIL Graduates.
A large and Beautifully Ornunentei Circular, con-
f,iTiit, upwards Of sorNEE FEET representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, Tnrious
characteristic designs pennian.tIi &c sent by mail
FIRE pf charge accompanied with catalogue giving full
-, -+i-vI,rs Address F. *. LoSIER
RIRfEnnre M.
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Sec .. AMI bo 1t further cutictr'i. That every per
sSn who -lIHi appoint tlaisiant layL7ter si'l,
at til. iinc If h4 appointment, be not less i'ian
twcuty-onc Years Of age more than tWenty-siN
years; and that, previous to his appointment, his
physical mental and moral qualifications shall be
inquired into and fnvuT1bly reported upon by n
board Of paylsters appointed for that purpose by
the Secretary Of the Navy, and under such regulA-
! lions as he may prescribe.
Sec g. And be Il further eunctei, That the annIl-
nj pay of masters shall be follows viz
On duty at for the tirst i've years after date of
mmission. thousand three hundred dollars; af-
ter ye years from date Of cJmissiOn one thousand
| five hundred dollars.
ON other duty for the first five years after date Of
commission, one thousand dollars; after five years
from date Of commission, one thousand two nndred
( dollars.
five years after date of commission eight hundred
iolTs aiter FIVE years from date Of commission, enc
thousand dollarss and when attached 70 vessels for
service each assistant shall be entitled
! to one ration per day.
) Sec /, And be il further enacteJ That from and
fer the passage of this act Commanding officer
of any vessel in the navy shall he required to per-
form the duties Of paymaster assistant paynlas-
ter; and when sUcli Office shall become vacant, by
death otherwise. in ships at sea or ON fore sta
tiOns, pnthe Pacific coast OF the United states,
the senior officer present may make an acting APP
pyiutment Of any ut person TO perform the dutie7
until another paymaster or assistant paymaster
shnlI report for duty. Any person performing the
duties Of assistant payinster III nccor-
dance with this section {but not otherwisc) shall DC
entitled to receive the pty of such Erhe whilst 50
sec. ). And Ice 1t further enacted, That each es-
sit mt master shall npon his appointment. enter
into bonds in TIA. amount Of Ten tf'h-'hd t"ii"ES
good and sufficient secnTite- for
the faithful performance of his duties, and that
si,tant pAytntsters shall have rank aud precedence
with assistant sut Seons mol passed. anu mat an mp
pnIntfnents to fill vacancies IN Tic corps ef paymas
ters shalt be made 10y regular promotion from the
list oT assistant paymasters.
| Sec G. And be it further enacted, That within six
months after the xpratt OF the present. insurrec
tiun the corps Of ymRsters and assistant InynHs
Ter shall be reduced TO the number Of seventyiiye
in the whole.
Approved, .Iuiy l., 1861.
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An ACT to provide for tho payment of the militia
and volunteers called into the service Of the Uni
ted states. from the time they were called into
service TO the thirticth day Of June eighteen hum
drcd aud siNty-One.
Be II enacted blythe Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives of the United STATES Of America in Con-
Rress assembled, That there be and hereby IS Appro
priRted ont of any money in the Treasury NOT Oth-
cryz. npprUprfoted the sum Of five millions seven
LunJreti and sixty thousand dollars, or 50 much
thereof a. may be necessary. to enable the Coy ern
,snt 4, 1ty the militia and volunteers calie into
service Of the United States, heing All additional
amount required for the fiscal Year ending jung
thirtI.sl eighteen hundred and siNty-one
Approved. Ju,iy IL. lS6l-
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kpiscopnl GHNrcd.
rrL,sr1 norsE. SAVANNA. Gn. Inn.. 6. 1ssd.

PULASKI House. Savannah, Ga. Jan. E. 1856
vonT s s rds G T t Ien S my case
to you. A cold settled in my limbs and brought %
eXcrucintinS RGlTGLQic pains, which ended in 1hTh'
rheuNiGtiyul. Notwithstanding had the bess .,
physicians, the disease grew worse and worst until
by the advice of your excellent agent ia Baltimore
DR. Mackensie,I tried your Pills. Their effect, were
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auluow entirely well.
SENATE cHGSrEER, Baton Rouge, La, Dec. j. $50
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pills, of Rheumatic GOn-0p painful disease that h'A
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eS-Most of the Pills in market contain MercuTy,
which, although valuable remedy in skiliul hal-s
is dangerous in public pill from the dreadful eonss
Iuences that frequently follow its incautious use
These contain no mercury or mineral suUs'A"e'
whatever.
Price 2 cts. per b OF, or Boxes for 81
Lowell, Mass.
gists. f - augl1-ly-Sn
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December 1876, so far the same can ~ may lee ~.
piled L. The provisions al this act, AMI not inconsia
iaut Herewith. are hereby revived ar T"eitactct
Sec II. Aud lie it further enacted. That, 10 dstry
all the expenses That may attend the execution v
this ACT. the Of hundred thousand dollars, or
much thereof a. may lie necessary, be and the
is hereby appropriated. to be paid ont OF any
money in the Treasury otherwise appropriated
Approved, July Il, lsGl.
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oFFICIM.
LAWS of THE UNITED STATES.
T;issel d, the FTFst SessiON Of The Thirty !SeusHg.
G;IIgTsSs.
TPUpuc-NQ. u

~ TFUELC-.NV. ii
An ACT to refund and remit the duties un arms i'm
ported hy States.
he it enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-.
Sentatiye OF the UnIetl States Of America III Con-
,,rs Assembled That the Secretary Ut heTreasury
Gc and he Is hereby authorized and directedto re-
funl and remit the duties and npcsts on AL arms
imD5rted into the United States since the frst day
of Nav lnst, or which may be imported before the
first tay Of January next, by OF for the account Of
any State; Provided the Secretary OF the Treasury
shall be satisfied that the said arms intended in
rooI faith tor the Of the troops Of any state
which is or may lie engaged in aiding To suppress
the insurrertion now existing against the United
Statcs.
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WAasAw. wyoming Co. n. y. Oct. q, is

wAHsAw, Wyoming Co. n. Y, Oct. q, 1855.
DEAR a: ] am using your Cathartic Pills in N!
practice and fnd them excellent purgative I.
cleanse he system and purify the fountains of 81
blood. JOHN G. SIEACnAAI, n. D.
cOrs patton, COstivencss, suppress
sion, Rheumatism, Govt, NeuralS ia,
Dropsy, Paralysis, Fits. etc.
From DR.. j. p. Vaughn, Montreal, CGHGd1.
Too much cannot be said of your Pills for the cure
OF cnstireHeSS If others of fraternity have found
them efiicacous have. they Ehonld join NE in
proclaimin it for the benefit of the multitudes who
suffer from that complaint, which, although lad
enough in itself is the progenitor of Others that are
worse. believe cosreHeSs originate in the liver,
but ypur Pills affect that organ and cure the disease
From Mrs.E. Smart, PhysteiGa and MdvV5 Eosor
fud one or two large doses of your Pills taken At
the proper time, are excellent promotyes Of the nat
uFd secretion wlIen wholly partially Suppressed
and also very efTeCtunl cleanse the stomach and q
ri tcormS. They are so much the best physic We
have that recommend no other to my patients
From tie Rcp. Or, HGtckes, of the 4VtthoiiH
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Fsuna Or. TlTodore E>I. ef NtE lori. CITY.
Not only are ynur Pills admirably adapted tleir
purpose Is an Nperient. but ind their beneficial e.
cCts upon the Liver very marked indeed They
have in my practice proved efectGal for tie
cure Of billions cnmy plants than any remedy
can mention. / sincerely rejoice that we have n
length a purgaiive which is worthy the confidence Of
g',c \. erS5-siOII a. Tliv people.
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IPUBLlC-No.A 1,
AZ .Aor 3 presiSs n I'D appoInttaenl Of a,

- tant paynas.ers IN The Nasy. ~
- Rs it enacted b. the Senate and House Of Repre-.
GSntatiyeS Of the United States Of America In Con-
GrGSg assembled, That the grade or assistant pay"
the naHY Of the United stltOl b ald here.
81 4 eStabil5hOd, ahd chat Omi and amer the pas
n flis net tllo President Of the United States
s4 81 0nd WITH EhO advice aud eol6on. o. the sonato
nay appoint assistant trom time g time
81 S0II be seeded for active service 10 the ma
ca ". nSt OEOOoding thiFty-Eix IN number.
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TRANSPORTATION.
cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel

Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road. E..
"a g 1890
NN AMI AFTER MONDAY, June 10TH 1861; Pas
I sengcr Trains will leave Bridgeport AS follows,
(Sundays excepted)
ll:O0 a. NJ. Mail Train stopping Mt all way stations,
arrives at Pittsburgh at $40 r. NJ, aud
Cleveland at G:5O T. NJ.
400 r. NJ Express Train. stopping at all way STA
tiuns, arrives at Pittsburgh at s:4U i. N.
sos r. NJ Fast Express Train stopping only at SteU-
benville. Yellow Creek, Wellsvllle anu 10.
chester on the River Division and at all
stations on Main Lines, arrives at Pitts
lElrglr.at 1885 p. NJ, and at Cleveland at
ln:30 a NJ.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 9l5 a. NJ. and 500 i, NJ, ar
rive at bridgeport at 4:2O p. NJ. and 5:0T A. NJ.
Leave Pittsburgh at 1878 A. NJ: G:U5 A. M.anl
1910 p NJ, arrive Mt bridgeport at 500 an, 10 %
A. NJ and 4:20 i. NJ.
Connections are made as Follows:
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania II. r. for Harris
burg, Baltimore. Washington, PhilA-
delphia- New York and Boston.
At Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Toled r. II. for sam
dnsky. Toledo, Detroit. Chicago AMI
all points Ia the NORM WEST. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson.
Chicago and the NORTH WEST. With
Cleveland & Eric X. Il. for Erie, Dun
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati for
Crestne. Delaware, Columbus and
Il Hudson with Tie CI. &C.RK. mr CuyaII5pa
Falls Akron. 3Iulcrsuurglt aud Woos-
AT Alliance with T. TT. w. 4 C. II. II. for Cnntors
SIas-iIlon, Wooster, Salem, EnoD, Co
lumbns, &c.
At steubenvilc with p. C. & C. Line and AT BELLAIR
with C. D. y. R.R- for GAINESVILLE, New
ark Columbus. Xenia, Dayton Indi-
annapolis, Cairo. Cincinnati. Louisville,
ST. Louis, St. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return S3.ih.
| Fare always AS low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East can lee procured At the office No 81 Water
street doorto SpriSs House, Wheeling, Va. aud
/ at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will he made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and its connections
TO the East, North, West and NorthWcst- at Office
No.:IT Water street orwtl Freight Agent at Bridge
| port Station. Il. HAMILTON. Agent
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
bridgeport, o.
JIM. MCCULLOUGH. President
FIR. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. tel2
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WHEELING, 18th April, 1851.
ON and after the 18th of April, 1901, The passeu-
ger Trains will he follows viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
SUNDAYS ut 10 A. NJ. BenwOod ut 1879 A. NJ. arTiv-
ing in baltimore 4:iG A. NJ connecting with tile
Express train for Philadelphia, New York. Bostoir
and all the Eastern cities. leaving at Gals A NJ. ar
rivcs nj Washington AZ $50 A M making close
nectinu with the Southern lines for all parts of tie
Surth. This train stops at the principal stations
from Wheeling TO Cumberland.
Returning, leaves Baltimore at 3:45 T.. NJ. and
Washington City at 245 r. NJ. arriving at Benwuod
Mt a. NJ and Wheeling at CT a. NJ, making direct
connection with the ENrressrain for all parts "f the
West. Southwest and Northwest. This train stops
only for meals and wood and water.
The Mail Train leaves diily including Sundays ~
6:jT T. NJ. BenwOud at T:25 Z. NJ. and arrives IL
Baltimore nj 3:l5 p. NJ. connecting with the Mail
train. leaving for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and all Eastern cities AZ il5 +. NJ, arrives at Wash
iuton City at $50 r. NJ. connecting It'll the South
ern lines FOR all parts Of the South. T!istran stops
on tiewo=t end OF the road ut MUuud-vir. Cameron.
Huntington, Water Station Fairn0nt and Grafton.
Returning. leaves Baltimore at $50 A. NJ. WsiI-
ingtnn CITY at I25 4. NJ. and arrives ut RenwoOd ~
1910 p NJ and Wheeling at 1922 r. NJ connecting
with the Express train for all partsof the Southwest
West and Northwest. THIS train stops ut the Irin-
cipal stations only
Thc Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily. except Sundays, leaving Piedmont 1T CSC Az
J. Il. FORD, Agent.
w.P. S,1TH. Master Of Transportation.
l.. Nj Coz. Gcil'i Ticket Agent. apo
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DEPAaTNENE Of TnE TNTEnion.


SIE: have used your Pills in my general ami lee,
pital practice since You made them, and
hesitate to say they the best cathartic emTy
Their regulating action tile liver is quick and
cided, consequently they are an admirable remedy
for arrangements of that organ. Indeed. l Lsrr
seldom found case of billions diE,dss SO obstinate
that it did not readily yield to them.
Fr'1ternally yours. AL0NZO BALL. NJ. n.
PhYsician Of the Marine HosliAl
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Dysentery, DIarrhoa, ReIa1, WORMS

From DR.. J. G. Gre.si Of C2ieago.
YOnr Pills have had long trial my practice ard
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liver makes them an excellent remedy. when giyeu
in small doses for bilious dyssHtery and didrrIad
Their sngarcoating makes them very acceptable and
convenient for the use of women and children.
Dyspepsia, Impurity of the Blood.
From Rec. j. 7. Hines, Pastor of -idrfHt
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IITI-bEEi. Ia. May 7. 100.
DBL c Azza- sir: have been repeatedly cured
Of The Uurst 6sl,Iz5g any G,,ly have by dose
two Of y1z- PfLs Ii seems arise from foul stO
mach v s55i. sf--y- cleanse ~ 9Eaer-
YozT= Nth great respect. I'd. w. fEABLE,
Clerk Of Steamer Clarion
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'OH NsV. y. Y. HIWt6, Iu5iOF uT -iutu
Church, Boston.

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remedy haSe ever known and can confidently Tt-
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AYER'S
CATHARTIC PILLS

A RE- YOU SICK. FEEBLE AND COMPLAINING,
n Are you out Of order, with yonr system Iersr..
cd, and Your feelings uncomfortable! Thess syn.,-
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purify the blood and let the fiuids move on ufl
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A cold settles somewhere in the body and obs,ruc.g
its natural functions. Thee, il not relieved reaft
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Willie in this condition. oppressed 10y the deraug,
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dangerous distempers. The sane purEatire eject
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arrangements of the natural functions OF the BODY
they rapidly, and many of them surely. cnred liz
the same means None who know tile virtue. .,
these pills will neglect To employ item when suffer.
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Statements from leading physicians IL ,0me d lie
principal cities, and from other well known puJEs
persens.
From a For,cGrdiag Merchant Of 81 Loai,,
FEB. 4. 1886
Dr. AYR: Your Pills are the paragon of all rlatt,
great in medicine. They have cured my LITTLE daus-
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i'm. MCCULLOUGH President.
Pr MYERS. Gent Ticket AE't.
Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06
TIE GREAT REVIEW.

The able correspondent Of the New York
~ dependent whites as follows under date of
Nov 23d :
" Is this TO be a war Of reviews and par
AIDES ;" asked an honest Western man upon
his return from the splendid review Of 10000
tru 'ps near Bailey's Cross Roads on Wednes-
day night. The same question has been asked
by many other people The number Of par
AIDES, reviews, sham battles and the like, with
in the last two months, has led some very
shrewd observers 10 suppose that Gen. McClel-
lans object has been to amuse his soldiers in
the absence of serious fighting. One OF those
persons remarked day or two since, " This
elaborate show performance conyinces me that
the Government does not intend that there
shall be any lighting this winter" A shrewd,
cautions military man was present, and re-
piled, mot so to me in these reviews see
careful preparation for great contest with
the enemy. Gen. Mcclellan means to avoid
another Bull Run He desires that his troops
become accustomed to each other-to moving
in immense bodies For the time being he
will, if possible, crush out individualism, and
create vast army which shall obey his order
as a machine does the manipulations of the
operator No. Gen. McClellau's object is not
/ merely 10 amuse MS men lie rs ufttI sNtttsa
This is propaby the true view of the case
These reviews, which certainly entertain and
amuse the populace, are meant to prepare fol
future battles-probaby for the one gigantic
conflict which is TO ensue before New Year
with the grand rebel army under the com
mand of Generals Johnston and Beauregard
Finding fault with the reviews, then, il
not right, until the sequel is known. II moth
ing follows them hut winter quarters, the
critics will, with degree of fairness, complain
that results have not equalled the prepare
| tons.
The grand review Of Wednesday, last-th'
largest and finest ever witnessed upon Thu
continent-was perfect success. Seventy
five or eighty thousand troops were by moor
drawn up in semi. circular line extending
for distance of four miles. Such magni
fcient sight was never before presented in Oh
Virginia, and the unpleasant feature in th
picture-to a rebel-was the fact that tn
troops drawn up in such splendid array wer
',detestable Yankees many of them Ne'
England " Yankees men who pray a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06

n any thing was wanting TO prove the Ut
ter desperation VI the rebel cause in Missou-
ri. 10 is furnished ia the remarkable prociama-
tion OF the rebel Gen. Price, which we pub
li.h to-day. Oh the 10000 men that Mis-
souri was called on o. furnish in aid of the
rebellion. d. less than 5000 have responded, ~
and he says that be 'must have 10000 men
immediately. Where are these $4,000
men - Sterling S. Price, Major General
Commanding" answers mh're and echo an
svcrs ,chcre But We await your coming
THIS is the beginning and ending OF this
wonderful document and, by the way OF
spje be presents 90 these so 900 men a pic
ture of the rebel commis.ariat which must be
charming to look upon. We must have
so 900 men. but they must come armed and
equipped, clothed and provisioned' ready io'
active service. rr " will ak for six and "
half feet OF Missouri soil on which to repose
for will not live TO see my people enslaved'
We hope for the sake of that six aud a
half feet Of Missouri soil that the 5o,OOo
men will respond at once, for 1t would be
pity TO see so large a space of the sacred
soil appropriated for such Price