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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19

Riceville Male and Female Academy
HNHE TRUSTEES OF RICEvILLE MALE
Il md Female Academy have employed MI. II.
kEEBLER, to take charge of this fourishing In
stitution for the ensuing scholastic year, to DO
opened on Monday, October 20, 1850. DIV.
YATES OF TUITION, per Session of Tresty
... La Reeks, one holt in adrance. ~
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Oral Arithme-
tic. -, - r. $500
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar, Gem
position and Defamation. .tr.,r 500
Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Physiology
! and Algebra Davies Elementary 'f' 1900
Algebra Davies University Geometry, Survey
ing with field practice, Latin and Greek. 1900
Contingent fee. - .f.t'i 90 t.,. t,,.H,.,.- 0,50
No pupil permitted to enter school for less than
half session, and no deduction for lost time,
except when caused by sickness. '"l I7T'
Board can DO obtained, convenient to the
Academy, for $3.50 per wesk-every thing fur
competent assistant teacher will be in regu-
lar attendance. By order of the Board. -.
,-.c.,., A. JAS. ATKINS, CAm'n.
A, j. DoDsos, Secretary. ''
Riceville, Tenn Oct 10. 1966--tf-630
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19

Toys, Cigars. Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes Matches,
Candies, Nnts, Raisins, Tea, Spice, Ginger, Pep
per, Soda, Crackers, Pickles, Lemon Syrup, Box
Backing, Extract Of Logwood, Candles, &c.
April ~ 80 W. ~ ...-T' ...I
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19
SPEAKERS.

The Studeut's Speaker Sargent's Primary Uni
yersal and Standard Speakers; Young America
Speaker Fields Scrap Book;
And a large lot Of Albums; Port Folios, and
Blank Books.
Dec Z, 1S60-tf-637 III +
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19
GOODS At WH0IEShIEI
MONEY SAVEDI y

IE w AT111nKs
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UN-
IN dersigned can save costs by calling on them
and making satisfactory arrangement, ~ they
are compelled to have money. Those who can't
pay all must pay part--creyy man must pay
sonething Wehave our books posted, and those
having unsettled accounts can save costs by call
ing and settling at once. You will not save any.
thing in the way of interest by staying away, as
We count interest on all accounts from LIST day Of
January after the account is made. ''' en-,
....--... ,.,.;,,n SEHORN 4 HORNSBY.'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19

oJ Usr n ScsfvED, ~ tAKeRIo4ssoRr-
~ .s msns from ~ IT, ~ ss8poo Call sna 4, see
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY.
-- MEDICAL.

Taylor's Family Doctor, Condor's Family Doc
tor aud Home Book of Medicine, Hoock's Med-
cal Works 70 different kinds) Surgical Anatomy
(by r. W. Piper, NJ. Do Physicians Hand Book
Of Practice, 1851, Dungison's New Medical Die
iinnarv
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19

m 2 N FOETIVA-if4 WVHKS.I n
IByton, Burns, Ben y ohnsoh, cowper, Campbell,
Crabbc, Colcridgo Goldsmith, Hcmans, Hood,
Landon, Moore, Milton, LongfcIow, Montg omery,
ossian. Pope Shakespeare, Scott, Tonnison, Dean
Swift, Wordsworth, (of various styles and bind
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19
Salt! Salt +!

A LOT OF LIVERPOOL SALT JUST RE-
III ceved and for sale low down, for cash only,
by Nov 80 robson 4 KNOX.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19

Razors, Scissors and Pocket Knives. -
large and well selected stock of fine Ivor
Handle Table Knives; fine Albatta Plated Forks
Fine Plated Casters, Candle Sticks, Fruit Bas
kets, &c. ~, ,.- -. ',.la
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Miscellaneous Notions,

for burning Coal Kerosene or Carbon 0ils-pric
from IS cts to s. each. 'c-ao Hau-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
cocoon oues,Len bal nnaland.

Serious Aspsci Of Tdirs IN tbs Manufacturing Dis
tTieis he Operative CGitRos 4fsgd 20 Be ont Of
Work d1d ne 8fqitsT Is Oas Of -'Lifs or DsGtk 70
Their FaaiIes' Some Thousands Of Asa Already
IDLE Ga,d on thsi Poor Rates fof hsaef-A "SIsks"
Of IL, PrsstOH SpinneTs. .... ..-.
From The Loadoa Ts.eZrsPh, EOIsniI7'
Mr. d lmuad Potter addressed large Hard meet
iDz il Carlisle on Tuesday night, in the principal
manufacturing d:s r.cts OF the town, and received
;iashinous vote Or confidence from Il e electors
sud nU1tlsctors present. rs-- ~- .-r
Ar. Potter, N -his address, ,zll0dsd chiefly 20
the present prospects OF trade A ter mentioning
ais wn practicsl acquaintance with the cotton
trade as an extensive calico printer, be sad Il be-
ieYe may state that one hall Of the population OF
Carlisle are really dependent on the cotton trade.
There are four thousand to i've thousand working,
or at least who sh jud be working, IN the mills in
Carliss and hsYs no dOubttheTe are ten thousand
people hanging upon tbs N sOd on that ground [
reeommend myself to yeur notice as repre- ssnia-
tlve fully qualified 10 represent your tntsresa in
that department, apart from any stronger recOm>
mend atoms may have as a politician, Cheers
l need hardly, perhaps, tell you Of the position
in which We are now with regard to cotton. We
get or have got eighty live per csnt.0t our cotton
from America but you know that unfortunately
the Americans are at war among themselves, and
We are rot getting baie Of cotton from them on
the reverse, they are actually buying cotton in
Liverpool 10 send back to the States. What is 70
become Of US unless we can get that eighty i've per
cent very greatly made up somewhere slae fhere
is- every probability, an atI aid, that within the
next year we can get very little more than i've
or ten per cert and We cannot gst that very
Quickly. II we cannot get American cotton on ac-
count Of the civil war tEey are carry ing on smOng
thenIseiYes we shall not have bale Ct American
eottan in Eaglsnd Unless something occurs TO
settle his silly foolish mischievoIs, and, think,
very wicked quarrel, see 10 prospects Of the
aofk king Qlasses IN the cotton trade being Kept ono
kslf or one t5irJ employed. l. Is fearful thing
10 cOutt mpGte.
Mr.. Potter detsffetf some Of the efforts which had
been made In Lancashire to increase the cotton
supply and tromste its cnlnTstion in Indis. he
eCoSTIXuED ON FOCRTH F1sEl Ira
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ga, InasarItze .hs FedsraI A.my.
vm la, London Times, Nov 3.


1t seems to US that the theory Of divided So1th
raust have been gwen up even by those Washing
ton politicians who held it with such tenacity. Else
why does not General Mcclellan, with his hun>
drsd thousand men, advance and dispeTse the rebels
in his front The truth is that gradually, but sure
w. the conviction has come over his Government
that among the hills and woods OF Virginia, there
is force not unequal to their own that this force
though far from beirg provided with means Of
campaigning is yet able 10 make desperate strug
gle for the position itholds, and that the capture
of these positions will have bat little effect II re-
ducing the country to obedience. While the argu-
ment about tie Union party in the South s still re
peated by the few advocates of the War who re-
main in England it has been allowed to die oat
beyond the Atlantic. Such an sFIny as General
Johnston commands in Virginia could not be sup
ported except by the efforts Of the whole Contede.
rate people and General AcOlellan shows his con
sciousness of the enemy's Gtrength when heGlloWs
week after week to pass away IN preparations and
Reconnaissance. The autumn Is over the
winter, which, on the PotOmsc, is always
very cold or very wet, is Rt hand; G7d yet
the Federal army has not opened the Campaign
These fine troops now far more fitted for war
than any that ever fought against the British are
kept close in their quarters, and If they advance
viii move with the utmost slowness and caution.
In the meantime the Federsls are pressed even 10
their own capital. The COnft derates kave no"
elssed the Potomac by batteries, which, though
they may it is said, be made untensble by shells
from the other side, have for the present stopped
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SPRoIAb aOFIcAs-rns UHox GEs AHHsloAR - eo1esei
Cd :rieY Gpon e CAsa syseg GRPqEers gre GisoOIsiA
tssd tie SgpspdfO Of tS TINA FOR Jic5 seS ha5s 6s
paid SH5seTi1ss tOiH bSaotissd ,0hsa Asi, sl5seyOf
60 G6os to ssPtse, By cEoss EARE on er PGPet gd IN
Jsss tie sbocFiptiOa - ths pGpeF tBi6s teces
ss6 T3is rIs from t0AicA Asrs ,Oili b depGTrs
HGtA for she cross mark and rseto y0ag ta6sortptto
Weekly uNoH ANEzIcAH 81 per GaalaI fA adoGHes
nj RSsE1V Uuss AID AHRIOAS IS Fer GEzgRs sa a.
? ezhscrbeFS dssiging their Dspsrs changed Es snoz
e Post Once FROM TWell asths 70, which hsy dssrs s
akAnRe 20 be made. [---- ---
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the supplies for man and beast which were pTe-I
vieusy received up the river at various points
in the long curve which the Potomac makes. tbe
Southerners were erectiog their batteries, which
seer TO be too formidable for the Vesses to attach
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D r. COL E NJ A MS
d PRIVATE DEaPENsAR RY. y

SSVBB attention sf citizens, srsngsrS and Others stinE
Nashville requiring medical sid Is respectfully called
Us oce no peAdesioE street second eOsr bstSesn ohsny
snl be square =
un experiences and fstTng for many yeAr1 past
in e DIssAsEs has nGuced him tOdeEoe
undivided ton II ell diseases Of this Many
tie most nvtterete character have Pondpty yielded to
as Improved meihOd o. rSajment.
Primary. eeeoudsry 4eriiary snd Hereditary sphhab Con
rha, Gs5t 81 seas OF the genial and urinary organs
re with rssists his remedies
All rregal rites and uncGspal dsr1ngssnts Of the
Womb all diss arising from CESSATION and i'll zAnagsd
psrtuTitiOn q rEE- D --. ~. ~ r- - .sHr
Every Redu" hle Rapture and Of Pes and PTolGp
sus Rsctur Of Ftula Be cured ~
proos, merry painless either Of the latter is under
Is by D Cs u t75Grta63y S0GTTGated,
careful ezaD ton always the necessaIy ndeteLS
OF failure By hs Improved msthos Of oteratE
Persons plying IN perSop b letter tdese
uiuT d symptoms OF specific disease
red, IN most by the s6orrSe ehod IN teTyght
hours ...r.ra -..
Strict CO. prcmPr sttsIton Gnd modsr4ts charges
will govern HIS aith h,s petr" -a -- ~ .a-
IL NO mercury Hse IN the treatment Of CeHene dtseass a.
believes no cases. produces worse disease than thai
it is given t. cure.
ose eighth the morning till nine the sTsn
w. Am
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NUMBER 2l7

will rest with these whose wanton outrages distnrb-
ed It, NOS with those who fsrbsar asIong asforbear-
2nee,isHossible Il is'tothem. net 20 rs, that re-
morstrsneesin favor Of fpeaee sheal9b Be sddFessed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12


AID IN fast sl the soncsEnts Of nsrveus snd de5stS
ststs el The sysssra. -.-- 4, 1890. ..--.----
r u uita dCerent alccholo prep1sons i l. ne Euh
resconE any shape; continues t. eSeT lts
gradually ana seisnty, as long 81 TIE lsazt necessary
jts presence -, - ...-.t.- v.--.-- v.r ..s-
Asa Eesnale UedieiI,es =.
It IL equsy SousruI and effective the eQuhran
sooueT md safer AL the other medicines which for yes
have flooded the market AID which only injurious In pS
Of assisting o. renovEns the constitution for very good Fea
son. too that they only nads from the eusons o' mind
gnorant Of the Medical profession altogsthsf. - .
No GIInsraIsg ----.--
Dr. Wright thinks to professional character
u the fact that no whatever to=m the least coEponen
parts ingredients Of his Rsuyenstzg khTe know
ing what ruin has been sntsed the community by Opium anc
qereury
espair matter how down sou Ey be- no matter heU
you asteE what the have oeentsrEs
whatever hss led 70 depart from Hggsnis principles
take bis .... -
RetuVenatiER EIIxlrs -.
and you will soOr ind yeursef prsds instead
REVERSE to your friends and healthy, sound, aad worthy
neanbeH Of the human family.
Price 90 per bottle three bottles fOr s., and forward
d dbyusAil to all parts sf the Unite6 Ststes
Sold ~ respectable Eg thrsugheut the U1tad S2ts
and CEnadAs. The trade supplied $. libe-sl discount
i WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and III chsItTes stresi,
HeE oTlsaa,, IsI
EoIstn Esshyie By a. Y. Een3s-ESott Berry Dcnovlla
Efzg FsndIssoa, and al respcnsiSl9 d1uSEiEs cs2
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Ra,es sT AdysrtlsInE. A

. H1AAWAbLH At FLEA5UiIEs =
Ore Esusre ons year. s3o-Each additional sausre, Sls.
aVertIsers Exceeding the space e0ntTAetS6
81 GOKs will be charged fer the excSsss
II TH1 WI7KLY.
cE DslAAR psT Square Ts ana R1Y oTs for ssc
subssquenti insertion. ga 1rrfc- ~ -e-f .g
Advertisements publ.shsd in both the Daily E1d Reek:i
aided. IL -. .,--s. a.. -.- a. r4r- .--. f.
7ronsssst AsSsssss. sGs % patG ror at "a tiss
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Gss SlssssiIls . asa ,5asgiRs

96aiis ssI FTrl.wssi<iiy si.i z ss5 ,geekry IS.
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sOr sale
"a octs5-d.. ARMSTRONG CO.
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q S,B. mcLEaN,s g0LoANso az LIN

HIE, faCLBANfs VOLCANIC tAAl L1NA
ESEEEs
sbsss external "a EsEG ~ ScrlG FST l1s-a %
EseEGt.
yvporsENg II aesz bsuss have hssz Ezve3 lie Of DE-
c-spuds szd uiRsEy, hy the G5s Of ts inveaAsls Lni
80 nnss Darify s1J heal the fsales sORB il incredible
80. enc Ec-EAE'E VOLCANIC OIL LISIMHET viii re
"a tbs ast rs-cGt. cases CT RhsuuAtEm Govt or Neu
s Tor Pzrsgs.s Oo-trscted uEsSlss Stiffness or Seal
.sFip tie Joi1s. 1uyo or L5aoens L WI neTe NJ
rpnIcst:C- VII cJ.y lVTa hTOst; hssdEehe CT Asrsca
Fer Byps OF gaas or a-Y P&a, il Z l1faisis hsedy
HTvit nd yer 4. I5 sl iEdsp.oE:pe rszlsag kssP
:lVBys on har-. -.- - go.
PLLNTRE Aarzg oT szy ere having eArss Of hoTe4
VII save To2e rE AcLeSa5 Folc@nle Vn L.-Ae5t.
Tse5v - -ss3s, e foT Gails, sprslns, ChStes
sgiag Le-e sssy, Sores, Wounds, Scratches, OF An5
q. s-uaf sissszg r i, tCS you viii be cony1ucsa
D.. j. Z. HeLA Az, cole PTsprstoTs
Saint Louis No
. u..,s g. ..-arsstsys sscs- p serry & pszcys End
., Hs-Ss--s,.s 1aT-sd- tv&wly
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,DMMcLEAN.s UNEVEEasAL PLL.hs,

FOR Liver Uszn Psslnts E3IiiOusness Head
" ache, &C. -r--.r---
FHSHERE hss asveT resn OATHARTIc s1eine o1s,ed %
the Publiz that bss given szss sare cdstseon a. nc
EBAE'S CEIVGBSAL PILLS L = .....- 80 = .
Eszg entirely vegetable they perfectly Innocent and ea
by tsa9er mart get prompt and oEeuI II
rahaoVug all Bilious seSTeoss acid or IEpuTe1 feed aat
s stonso In fact he7 are tss ons Ps tAAt ahoaf
G used II nRlsrous dsstr4cs -r -.
Bowels thoEgh very active and s>Srcng IN the operseA
promoting healthy sscrso-s Of the LIVER and hldne VIZ
sbszp Tezs1y Se Obsned Keep them constantly OF
EADd; single dose tShe IN season. may prevent ncurs ey
nj Pills Tss Ohsr Being coated they are tsststszs Prcs
only S cents Sex and car Is sent by s 70 any Parto
Ia UnlsS3 Etstss
J. &. EcLEAE, SOLE Proprietor,
5cTneY Q. Third and Pine streets, Ct. Louis; MO-
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Country Residence fer Sale.
VERY desirable pl.ce, hours ride from NashVils
z house nearly rev, containing ten oonveniently
snged -Four Of re1 land With 80 choice fruit trees Of
al kinds Possession given At any tine
Address o., Box I9l NashEillo seP2l '6l-d3aA
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il l.
Ihs F.ood-restoring sick, suffering invaiia 70 a
EEEas,s q AND STR ENSiaE7
There is $50 Nsfstake .&ssCtT3 Et.
Il viii cure Five, copsia pysTePsia, Dis.r0a DySs
sfy, eaesobs % OF Spirits Fever and kguss InNa
Fever BAd Brss. deaas q lie ver, stoass OF RSV
els.r ."a 81.
TF aEE-LEME, do yOa visa bs Resith5, Strong and
Vigorous ~
NJ LADTEs CO Vcu want Elco=a c; Health TO EeEnt
oar 5hseks l-ain Then 90 sRes and set
uCLcar's ssFergghcIEVs Cordial Snd BlOoA
...... EGEIiaSE -- -.. .--r
Dssg not ~ warranted . EiEs tGtir;seieE
viii ciseags % the Kidneys No1h, OF BsdaeTi F2
g,osJtrac.sd RenSTnann, Falling CT the Womb, Bsra
ssrs any dzcn gTsag so oareaio or hsryors peAeS
.,------- EsJES CEsBL9EsEERs
DO yea ecse sjckly, Chi 3rsII 2 6s Essy
Strong snt 2cG1f linen give them AeLEAAS sIkHNG1a
EEIEG CG-.J L rs directions sa tcn 9s;e IL ses
One tsbs-soonl, tsEer sysrS ornlrg fasns surs
preventive sg2in1t Cas FeTes Yellow fsss oholA Or
any prevailing 6JsaES. ID. .-----. ~.
W CAUTION t-6oEa5s Of DTasgiEs y I}sss VIC saas
Try . palm UPON yo1 5stGs of 6tTs or sSeapsrIla (Which
they bay esgJ b saying Is Jgsi ss sood There sf'
BAS euaag ts sseS part o. NJ rs8e Z dus tel
VILE decocons AvCij infamous PLkATEa ana tnea
Ulano co1pcan6sl Ask Ter DT. J. L 8cLeans Strength
Snins COrdS E5c Purifier Tsks nothing else II Is me
gsiy remedy ths.sgl Sury Blood horc1g6iy and o.
ths tiue, STRENGTHEN S1d IHVIGO.AGs tAs Shoie
organisation. It 7a sPin la-zs DOtes9l per sossas,
] pss ;. H. MUbE 4Er Soils PToprstot,
D. OosaeE OF Third ard Pine Streets e. Louis, Ne
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-ot.on. &c ..... e 775 q! fI,l3a g73 -Ei645Jlo-
Linens, bsberdashery. etc. TX I,n53 900 IS7,S5h
oos1s ana Bvoien stufs. 9s7 s2i l20"fo I,7U7 o.,
Mets's, .....---- - , To- -. l,Ua5 5tl La %
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Our AneVICZn trade has dUindled S41l6st TO
noting. From s-x;eeu millions n aiae months It
has sunk to five snd half, snd is no. Eke,y 10
Increase white the blockade continues, sHd while
the North maintains the MorFill tariff. Ws-dO not
on this account desire 4 war, or depTeCGts il less
than we sh0Eld have done had the case been other
wise But in order that Americans. .shcufG not de-
Jude themselves with the idea that they sre our
oest customers, and therefore may behave as they
please towards Us, il is G. well that they should
Know that We already suif.V by their quarrel as
much as we should suffer By opsn war, Or nearly
So Taking the four principal cissses of exports
70 the UniG=d States iad the falling o4 during
the first nine months Of this year 10 b. as FOL
lows:
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M EDICAL.
REAR WAAT. Tm.PEoPIE alY.

The undersiEned having used Professor HUSI.
PHREYg SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
having full confidence In their RenuinenesS purity,
and eBeAcy cheeFfuIly recommend them TO all per.
Temeiiies a hand for private Or domestic nse
Tie Rev. Vim HoSmeF editor Of "a The Northern
independently Auburn, n. Y: the Rev. 2 IL Ores
aey b. D.. Rector OF 81 Peters Church, Auburn ~ V;
the Rev. D. /. Ives, Chaplain Of the Auburn State
Irlson the Rev. Spencer 81 Rice, Rector, NeW. Bet
ford Mass the Rev Allen Steele, NeW-HOrk Con.
EeFsrce; the Rev Samuel Nichols, East-6eneses Con
ference ~ Y. the Rev. p g Pratt, Dorset, VT the
Rev. John z Robe, Buffalo; A. o. Hart, Esq, Utica,
~ y: the Hon Neal Dow, Portland, Ne; the lion.
Schuyler COllax souill-Dend Ind tie Hon. George
IIdmThreys. n. Y. Henry d. Cook, Esq, Bltter Of
the Ohio State JournGl" Columbus, Ohio; the Hon
X II. Graham, Moline, III. the Hon Thomas J.
Chase, Monticello, Flh the Hon joseph benedict,
Utica, n. z; Vim. Bristol, Esq, Cuca, N. " A 8
Pond, Esq., Utica, n. W. James PinnkTtL ESQ.,, Nash
VILE
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MEDICAL.
No. 154 North Third street,

PHILADELPHIA.
g. BAKER CO., In Offering TO the public their
- brand Of Cop-LITE1 on. have great pleasure In
NaFTantlng lis excellent quality; which. after many
ysaTs OF laLorions experience they have succeeded
Il is prepared, according to the most approved
process trom Geah aud healthy liVerS Of the GGdRS
the personal supervision Of their agent ia NeWIound
land.
Its sweetness, purity and freshness make II Rrarce
y dlstAstefnl to tho most delicate patent while the
uniformity Of its mode Of preparation makes II the
most desirable brand OF OIL In the market.
The uncertain quality, aud defective manner Of
preparing COdLVeT OIL, have pTecluded many sufer-
ing persons nom rightly appreeiAtinE its meritH, Ir
uuy testing Us remedial virtues. While its success
depends mainly on the employment Of n genuine aud
powerful article, no advantage will result from a
manner, requiring long perseverance, In It's use 1t
nuSt not be taken only occasionally, or irreguarIy
but perseTertnRy and steadily, continuing its uss
even alter apparent recovery.
The physician may rely, with full confidence, on
the merits Of our brand Of OIL while the diseased ps
ttent has guarantees, that, in using it he Is taking
= medicine. the Ttrtued and efficacy OF which have
been tested by eminent medical men.
II is the most etiectuAl remedy for CONSUMPTION,
bronchitis, Asthma, GOut, RbeumUtism, aud all
Serofulnus Affections; oflentimcs producing nmetl-
ate and certain ELECTS when other remedies have
been taken with little or M beneht,
1t enjoys the marked confidence of numerous seien-
tlhc and medical men, whose spontaneous testinoni-
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giving to the public assurance, that this truly
valuable medicine, when obtained fresh, and free
from adnl&ture, IL safe and reliable remedy for the
diseases named. noTsO-3m
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Commercial College!


GATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic,
BALTIMORE, ND.
TTNHIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN TIE MOST
i prosperous and hOurishIng condition. Twice du.
ring the Last two years has II been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the In
creasinE number Of students representing nearly
every State In the Union.
1t now occupies one Of the most eonsulC1ous and
desrably located buildings In the CITY, The rooms
are eCmmediously arranged, spacious and elegantly
Tho advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various dnties Of the Counting Room, TO obtain
Thorough Practical BuSfRsSS EduediiOn generally
unsurpassed, in any particular by any similar eStal-
lishnent In the United States.
EACULTY1
4. x. LOSER,
Principal-LecturerO the Science of Accounts Com
nerce, business Customs, etc.
J. II. PHILLIPS,
Professor efthe Theory and PrctIcs of Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
NC. JOHNSON,
Professor Of BuEinesl and ornamental PenmanslIT>
S. 4. WILLIAMS, ESQ
Lecturer ON Mercantile Law.
REV. Z. YFsATRs REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES;
Hon Jno. 7. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua yAnsant,
Hon; Thos Swami, Nm. II. Keighler, Esq,
jacob col TRUST, ESQ, WIN. knAbe, EAq-
Of Standard Works expressly for the use Of the Stu
Each Student La, a desk to HIMSELF and I, .opa-
There being no vacation during the year, STUDENT.
can enter at any time.
Thetlme usually required toeompletoth full course
from 8 to IL weeks.
DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully Ornamental Circular con.
tannE upwards Of SIX SQUARE, HEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of tho College, various
Characteristic designs, penmanship, &c. sent by mail
free IF charge, accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address Z. K LOSIER
Baltimore Nd.