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a NEW ARTICLE
Roback's Stomach Bitters

new and delightful stomschie and Cordial, TO-
irving tone 90 the Stomach and for the prevention a
bilious oompaints incident 10 the Western country
Try t.
A. morning drink. 20 assist digestion and relieys
Dyspepsia, IL has equal Try it.
In dfcor Il i superior al other hittsrs- Try
Tie Formula u these KitleTA. ls6i, the sols
property u Dr.. Roback. originated With oae q tbe
oldest and eminent Medical Practitioners cf IL
west and i j. directly prcdlcaied upon tbe wanu u
Western people.
These Bitte1s derive their stimulus froIa DE power
li tonic nature of the and herbE of which bel
are composed, and as they are. by allAying unhais
ura cravings Of the stomach directly prOmotiveo u
TEMPERANCE.
the present proprietor believes that ln making sm
eidsy known, the public welfare is subserved.
II viii soon be for sale by all Of Dr. Robsck's Il
merous Agents. and AT Hotels, kc., the country
In the meantime orders will be hlled direct IRON
Cincinnati IN any quantity. and 81 The loves, rstes
Il Is put up Ia Quart Bottles and securely packed o.
dcz Half dor sample cases will. bowevef.
be packed and sent TO any address. Il desired
Retail Price, eI per bottle, es sts
for g..
Pureipai ofice aud sAiesroors. No 6. EAst fouFlb
Street 81 building from Main street. CiDciankii.
Ohio Laboratory No. % HAmmond street
For sale Viro County ~
p. N. DoNNKL.Lf, TerTe hAlis.
J. X. CUNNINGHAM.
wM 4. sHrRY. New Goshen.
PFTkR BUSklik. Ccufrevilc-
And by Druggists and Merchant scIeraly
throughout the United states and CanAdss.
iau1z ~
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Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla
The most cecsoa reriedy which the medical sin Of
times defise for this even bere prcysiliag
and faiA maiacy ltcom5ined fThn the most actire
rs1ntstaa that ave bcen discovered CIR the expnr-
gquof-of slstQpl dsoTdsr from The blood, and tie
reecuel ~ thg o'sferf from ~ cestructivc ccnse-
euenors, Hesoe r shossld D. employed Ter the cure
Of nor oly Scrofuia, but also those other shecons
which afise fretn a. sach
Krupsise and Skin Disease. -. ADtaouy's mr.,
R0se. or Erysipelas. PmPlfs, pG-iules, kioicA.
a. Mains snd foiis Tufrors Tefssr aod sail
Rheum, Scald Head, kiueserls, Isbsu-
nAdsm, Syphllitc ard Mevnrea
Diseases. Dropsy. Dyspepsia.
Debility, and, indeed. az
Complaints arising nom
Nifiated or linpare
~ ooc.
TNo popnisr ttllef ia 'Tmpnrite q ths bfoDd t. a
founded ln truth ar scroula IA adrgeneraren 81 ibt
blood The particular purpose and virtue 81 thls
sarsaparia "a 20 purify and reEener this vital iu-
ID without which sound health j. impossible Ia con-
tsminated constitutions.
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Ayers Ague Cure,


fOt HE rftfDl tihE W
Iuteru'ittent Fever. Or fever and Aeue. Res,itts
Fever Chill Fever. Dumb que, Periodical lie a d
ache, or Bilious Headache, and Bilious Pc
vers. indeed for the whole class Of dis
eases q ignatingin hillary aeraage-
ment caused BY the Malaria a
Aasmauc Countries.
MeAre enshied here 70 ofer the community
remedy which while n cures the above complaints
with certainty, is sull perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. Such remedy i invaluable IN district,
where these afHIctng disorders prevail This cure
expels tho lniasmauc poison Of Fever and Ague from
the system, and prevents the development a the
diseEse If taken on the fret approach of its prcinon
tory evmptoms. Il j. not only the best remedy ever
vet discovered for ths class q complaints. but also
Tho cheapest. The large quantity supply for
dollar trncS itwiihin the reach 81 e,eryisdy. and
in lilons districts wher, Fever and aqua f,rs,aiis
everybody should have t and u-e il freely both ff
cure and protection. A great superiority a thi-
remedy over any other ever discovered tr ths si<<
dy and certain cur q Iutermiteuts j. that IL con-
tsns no ounine or mineral consequently ID produ
ces no qusnism other injurious effects whatever
upon tie constitution 1ho,e cured by it are len
healthy a. II they had never bad the disease.
Fever and que !. not alone the consequence 4 the
rasrnafic poison. great variet of disorders sri-.
from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia. rheumatism. Gout, HeadachA, blindness,
Tco;harhe, Farnche, Catarrah. Asthma, PaiIf
tution, Painful Affection &C the spleen, Hys-
tercs. Pain in the Bowels, Collie PRralS ss
and Dersngemcn; Of ths Stomach.
an Of which when originating in this canse. pot
the intermittent type, or become periodical. Tbs
Cur cxEais tbs poison from the blood. and con
sequsnfly cures them All alike II i al invaluable
protection 70 iminigran-s and parsons travelling or
temporarily residing in the mslarious districts. II
taken occasionally daily while expo-ed 10 the IN
fsction that will be excreted from the sem, and
cannot accumulaie in sufficient quantity 10 Tipen
fnto disease. Hence Il = even moro valuable for
projection han cure. and D. will sufier from
Intermitfents II they avail themselves ~ the pro
tectlon this remedy aforas.
49, Prepared hy pk !. {. AVER a Co,
Lowell. Massachusetts,.
. All our remcdies aff ior sale hy ;. X. CrsSsHkn
p NJ DeNNrtnY, ana rs All Dnegi.i~ la Terre-
Haute.
wholessle by AnxS a Co, Cinsinnaii.
inn I. .9dcom-ve0w
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Ie.si ass<r,i.ssasuss es'F SEAS eE-ssesrs s 81
sss.lsasssy .sg2asssezis p ss.s sita th9.s ~io
~ y asveEt = y iAs 81, W. -
s-lI hc csuiuet liFlcrs y fif r. 81 - sa-rs-F.
A(ssrs,e:asais = ~ se.<lA 'a.i's s'.A'pn Fs1
A:Ts' ~. - s-rss.e ssps eSssaaAs ea - -. a
'',ss .a "a. -. esss DabuAs4la theIoSkf s6-, of
-, f,r~- = esl<r AL te chsrEeA r. zach il,.efii9b
~. III s4er ts.i II "a, Ten celli4 pr tAt. -.
Alv.ri-rsns nls sent Ia ~ - sPeihfl tpie' ~
BE- lnsrrtsd hrse netths ui.iess ofssI - .as -,
So, - fenewai q The san,e. nnfss el.<tsis<
SO lalss lof e1ice u eyesy eesefp
ton. us ls f2oo ~ esss tsfas p - = A.s,
AZ = VII ~ fiaay I'D fs~fif' 'ss'''',
rIscs- ..,.,.
sr'r.Ts ,<sf b. rssde r5r irsgrsirg the n5tc.s 70
an f,piers Societies OF hssociatiors a. t2ilcvs:
For Zach notict not exceeding lsnes = osh'' TT
.. i.To sssr s'&s ~ go o~. > - no attached
Al. ,sthouf rflce, free.
xetlees 81 fes-itals. rscnlrs and Rxcurss gotten
a. bv lrtIvifusis ~ sspcsfionE. or ~ chaFese-'
frrsI s6ser.ssner1s iascrted q the exp.nse Q,
At-ornsys ortsrng AT psynens 'not = oe dessyee
- .t fs-,nf - h1t collecsahle NJ tie usual
fine frblisher M afc0untsb,e fcr ne seepr-sf ~
ss~s s94ertiseren,s he5 on TIE tuion' ensfssd ''r
-heir putlssfou. 80.
he Weekly Express
eablsshra ever, Wednesday, 81 50 psr anna'n'
dss-ree.
a longer ,lr,s tnln paid Cor
oates ss Adverssstwz tn Wcekiys
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Tico Dolly Connections from HarrisburoA 70
Baltimore and Washington.
Race AGE CHECKED THROUGH-AIL
TRANSFERS FREE
Face Always as Low AZ by any Other Route
Btsy Tickets rita Pitts
burg.
TlCkkIs FOR SALE AT ALL MAIN
=. OPfICES

fRElGHTS.
wHy thls Suaie frsigh's of Al descriptions can be
fsrw ard~d nom Philsarlphs. New York. Boston or
Baltimore. 20 sn5 rclnt cn The Railroad. of Ohio.
Efuiurky, Indians Illinois, Wl~on7n, Iowa, or Ms
-.arf ~ kslirosi sirrct- y. f..
S< ants ralIrost xs.o connects ~ Ps,ts-
burxh With steszn.rs. ~ ~hieh Goeds he FOR
warAed 20 my port On The Ohio, NuskinEum, Ken
,acky. renress<e cambcrland. Illinois. Mississippi,
wisconzir, Missouri. Kansss, Arb snEas and nd hv-
efa. ard 81 Cierelsnd, ssntuskr and Chicago with
esesn,~rs ~ an Ports ca he North Western Lskes
uerehsnfs ara shlpp~rs enfznstine ne trAn-s@rsa-
Ten 4 their Freishtfs fhhs Cempany. rely with
cossfdfIcs n its sr~efy frsn>lf
TIE RATS UT fkEICIII "a <ny polut IN lhe
wrsf ~ Re frnnsysvHnss ksiifcsf st AZ tines
.s fsvg,hIe - arr shrErd ~ ofhtr Railroad Con-
panics-
sep.rsseular - s.rs psek.res '.vrs rrEs~Ttvsna
Fsr.sokn." ...I
n. !. sxTEDER, rhfiaieipAla
MAGRAw a CoOSs. 20 HortA e.. Baltimore.
IEEcH CO. Se. ; kstcr ftcas~. or No 4 soash
wnfs-r 81. SewYort
-lRRCu a GO. ~ siafs e., Bosla..
"a n HOUSTON. Gener Al freixkk Ag~nt ptns.
E<orH frNfs. &c sersi sept. Ahcrrs Ptnn
l. D. HOCf1, Gensrd ticket ssenf fhilsi>lphss
s<&tsfs
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SSTATr OF fNr1ASk. COUNTY oF vico 81
s.st su-ras~- - sesfas 80 "a = - ~ Olive
fsrerrs NeFernhr efh. Isl. a fiansy Creek Tcwn-
sslu cocrfy snt ttsts sfarrssif. a. tn1 th7 sana
T. - ~ ler. ihlt fEk. uAfs lily snf ~hife
fsee. - n Us ieN 80 takfe e ~ soas means.
s=p1-sed ts hs Ser ytsrs - al ~prinz ant %
s4ffs.sr ~ ssre 81 tiffi teiisff
~ AENofn
s4n~usss< 80 s~e<1 D. h>f,ss ne sAis - tsr II
xe<srh<f. fssl. w a BCDD. J. 2.
certify us q ~ uss eory g ~ Fss.sy
po<ksL Wh A BUD. =
pse>nsss = vs. e~rns san
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N e EpIcAL
scroGsia, or Kings Evil,

Jss oastimionsl disease, a oorTup,ion q ia
IL blood. by whseh this nuid becomes vitisfed week,
ana pocr. Being n heecircuiation, u pervades rie
whols bod. ala nay burst out N dlsoAse cn sy part
q H. No organ "A free non It's attacks nof = thrre
ole which n nay rot ccstroS. Iba scrofaioos fniii
= YartQusiy Caused ~ nlercrlsl di-ease, osx s.,
disoFdered or nrkezlfhy FOOD, impure ar Nth snd
nithy habits. the depressing vices and above al. ~
the fecrcal infection NlafcVcr he ifs orgl. IL -
hereditary fh The consututioI a. sscendng 'rroln ps
rxafs g. children nnio The thri aud fourth genera
tom" indeed. Il seems 10 Be tho rod - Him ~bo
says. s1ed visit thc iniquiter g he fathers aPea
their children"
fts eaeets co-arcnce hy deposition ff.nn fhe ldood
q corrupt ef sioerons msiter Hhich. in The lhss,
liver, and internal organs, q terfned tuftfrts r.
the glands. seellngs ana on the sarlaos, eript.ssA
q sores- TAis fsgi oorrupuon. which gedefs n .ie
biof ceprckses The ci,rrrss 81 his - thaf -crta-
lqus oosaplsinls. bat they have LE .efs power 70
Withstand the attacks - other diseases. coo eafi-
Is at numbers perish by disorders which, s1lFaeh
nef scTsfglops u iher rafprC, ere fil rcnt.rsa ia
"a by ms taint n thr system. Most - the ens
Sumption winch decimstoi the huuan isuaily nhf H.
ori gin directly In THE scroiuio us containing ~
many destfucg.ve disesss~ o. tfs iiver. I'd
brain, aiid, iEdcec, a al sle oIgans ariss ifne
are aggravated by the same canse.
one oEarter a al people sse scfefaious. their
persons Invaded BY this lurking infeciila. AID
ther health Is undermined By t. 10 Cleanse Il frosr
TIE system rsust rcnos ale the hlooi bv Al eitera
tive facdriue snd fryirorate III bx lesfii f.f ..a
exercise. such fnedicine Ne supply iu
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"A u = Il .R "A G 7

0y "a FIFTEENTH SERy- AHgUAL .SJAIE
AKlNT Of fhe condition cf re XQAf LAoJ-
RA-NCf COMPANY Of fl> Csfy Of Hssr fo~s,
on t,< ls dav of ,yaHHary. 1881.
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Pr. DECK a. GO.

gACon ENotFS. FesknAs.
~ leosisg.ly e. kepd supefsar sIfislr n
Nstt0 soy or UfItCkfse ~srra1teA "a ~
ester r-f srt - fnsks ~ iesfhef 80 80 Fisis
tet "a
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SsrkrE OF ISDlssk. WOO COUNTY, So
- We. the un3sf. fnrd. % o<rtlfy tbat ~e have
Tfewef 80 krrrziscd c~rtain e@trsF wa~e tsk~u
30 " ~ Trsnas sln< IN rrslri- /, ,rssk rs.rship.
sd fri he sane - ~ . cst bss nsrs. scsns Ia
IL ~hit> en htr rlehi Ind foet. ls1 kip lltlle
sunk- Ne other uarks "a hrsnds pero<t~.bl,. snp-.
peeet 70 ~ ,cn eas clt, .nd vs spprs.s The sane
- - vsstk issty doiiars
JANIS oxpxpxxr.
J. .R.ARAXCf&
sus~erse.a sn< s~usr % s.fars rss shis isss ssv
q xs~~neer 1ssf wp wru. r
lac ssrufr 3s sss-s - ~ u~s usa-uips fTen
- E1W - ssv57vew
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he w eelSly Elxpress

81 rser. VII y No ieviason frcm ne Ap0vs
srAdserti<ems,ts published ~ both Daily sne
g ss<ix will be ckarzcd t1e sln Day fairs "f'h pF
~ of< D. rStki5 y ktcs asdt..- go
CHARL ES- CRCII. PRoR.s
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HOTELS.
St. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, New York.


DooTo nfotffo 70 - tfi 81"
Since the opening e this vsst AMI ocnmodioas
Ho,ei IN 1854 IL has been tho single enJeavor 4 the
roprissors 70 nuke Il sbe most sRpnou-. con
venieut and comfortable home far The eiusen and
stranger On this side the Ansrsir
And whatever has seemed likely - administer 20
the ocmfcrs of IL. gues.s tbey save endeavored
without regard u cost, % provide, and 10 eombine
all ,he elements of Individual and -ecsal ersoynen,
which modern Ar, has invented. and modern ,ssie
apr.ovea and the patronage which IS h~s comsnan-
ed during ,he pat * year ~ gratifying proof
ths, their eaert~ have been appreciated
Tomeel The eKigeDcie' ofshs times, When al are
required 70 practice he most rigsa economy. The
underelgned.
Have Reduced the Price Of Board 10
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At the ssme tine shstinx q The luxuriss With
Which their table h.. Aiiherso ben supplied
rREADwELI. wHrUovR A co.
New York. seat 2. 1881. NOS
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IPuBLIo.-No. I'll

An ACT 70 provide foE tho payment Of the militia
and volunteers called iRto the service OF the Uni.
ted States, from the time they Wero called Into
service the thirticth day Of June, eighteen hun
dred8n aIXtyone.
Is Il enacted by the Senate and HousS Of Reprs-
ssntatiVcs ID the United States Of America in Con
EFi assembled, That there be and hereby r. sppFo-
pTf4od, cut Of any money in tho Treasury NOT 9th
eTWise appropriated the SUM Of i've millions sGras
hundred aud sixty thouland dollars, or 20 much
thereof as may be necesTy, TO enable the Govern
incnt TO pay the militia aud volunteer called into
service Of the United States, being an additional
amount required for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and tlxty-one.
AnuroVe.l Julv IL
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~ q I551i5 \ n - "A, 9 9 81


son E1oR IAN be hppolnte atttant si1ll
p St8 time Of bis app6iBtIle iEef duTatll1
tWonty-one yearH Of aEe nor ulotd INN flfeIty =
years. and that, previous . lis appointment, hin
phygical mental lH1i l1fpl eoHSt bhal b
sAqVised into ahd nYoFiBiy rSpotted utdr IN a
2oAEa OF PPolnted faE nat plfpoae By
Tie Secretary OF the Navy md under such rogulS.
lions ~ he may prulerfbFs -ff
SEC. ). And Be q furfhsk ohdctSd, nat the tfiiTi
ay Of aSafstAht shall b a. foIloVa W.
90 duty at ~, foF the 6rst yo years Aft6r date 81
cOmmiSlilB thousand three HUNDRED doisrS: a.
ssf 4ya yeaEs from dateof eOmmitElon, one thonGnl
On other duty for the hrst ave yearl amer date Of
eomptaEnn, one thousahdi ddlI4rfs hfteF lEGTyn1rT
irS1a ate Of commission one thousand two Hundred
On leave Of absence waiting orders for the INST
fe yelrs amer date Of eourassIon eight huudrsfl
SeE hye years trufi dafs Of commission, one
thou4and dollars; and when attached TO vessels for
70 ons ratien per day.
Sec And be Il further enact ed That froUn and
.fter tie passage Of thEt act no Commanding oiccr
o. any vessel In tile navy shall b required TO per.
iOrl the duties Of PaymaSter assistant payTnnn-
ter and when Sach office shan become vacant, by
death or otherWtte in ships sea or on foren sta.
tiona, OF on the Paehe eoazt OF fIls uniled state
me lenior officer present may make acting ~.
Ptantmrnt OF any Et perton 10 perform the dutfe
until another p9ymsStsrT or hisisthnE ilaSuSIiSr
sha!l report fot duty. Any person Performing ft
duties OF rsyuiaster aSIiEaut ayfnasteF n SrlIr
dance with this section (but not oiherissl shall Il
entitle7 to receiTe the pay Of Eurh grade whilst %
Sec. s. Aud b It further enacted. mat s.eb =
ssta ut paymastst SHALL upon hih appointments enter
into bonds In the amount Of ten thousand dollars
with az least two good and sufficient securities for
TIE faithful Of his duties, aud that as
s1tant paymasters sElhIl have rank and precedence
with assistant su gems not passed and that all ap.
pontment8 to MI vacancies In the corpS Of paymaS-
!ets lhall be made by regular promotion from Tie
list Of assistant Iayniastef1.- S =
Sec. 8. And be Il further enacted, That within sig
months after the expiration OF the present fnsurTec-
ton the corps Of paymaT;eTH and Assistant paE1as.
ter1 hhnlI Be reduced TO the number Of seyentyaye
Ia the whole.
Approved July ~, 1851
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ON and aflcr the 18th Of April, 1851 the passen.
" ger Train viii bo run ~ follows, Wiz:
The E1preGs Train leaves Wheeling daily exe6pt
sundayE NJ 10 A. n, BenNood At LEGO A. 81, aFTiy.
ing in Baltimore At $40 A. ~ connecting with tie
E1pTtts train for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
bHd al the Eastern cities leaving nt 6:l5 A. H. ar
Tires at waEhington - $50 A. ~ making close eon.
neStton with the Southern lines for all prts Of the
souih. This train stops at tho principal stations
from Wheeling 10 Cumberland
keturuing, leaves baltimore ct S:45 p. 81, and
Washington City at 2s{5 T. NJ, arriving at Benvoud
Al A. u. aud Wheeling At ca A. IL making direct
connection with the EIPTeaEtrain for all parts Of TIE
W eat Southwest and horthWest. Thtd train stons
only for meals and wood and water.
The 4lail Train leaves daily including Sundays At
etSI p. NJ, BenWoOd at T:2b r. NJ aud arrives In
baltimore At 3:l5 p NJ, couneetibg with the AIafl
train. leaving for Philadelphia. New York Boston,
and all Eastern ciiIes ct 4.45 r. ~ arrives at Wash
tngtoa City at $50 p ~ connecting with the Sotitl
eTn lnsh for all parts Of the South stofg
on tIoWest end OF the road AFoundsTIlle Cameron
Huntington, Water Station fairmOnt and Grafton
Returning, leaves baltimore at 6:5O A. NJ Wash.
tngtuu City at 4e A. N and arrives at Benwood nj
1910 T. VI. and Wheeling at 1882 p. NJ, connecting
with the Express train for all parts Of the SouteSi
West and Sorthwest- This train stops At the priu.
cipal stations only.
Tho Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily except Sundays, leaving Piedmont 1t go A.
and arrives At Wheeling At $50 PM.
J. q. FORD, Agent.
Wf. SINH, Matter Of Transportation.
L. II. csLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. apo
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.oFfFEIoIAL.
SO = LAWS oP1THB UNITED STATES. 5a
PaSSsd al ne EFER S<tFsGs ef Thi1fy,iSsSoltE

C5a55TssI.. SlHt11- >
fps41i5LN6.1.5 q He i
An ACT to refund and remit Tie dutlsS on arms Inn
ported BY st1rsE. So
b Il snseted by the eanuto and FEouss Il lisprs.
SentGtyeS Of the UpitOd eGSg ai Am erica In oouy
Eres Assembled, That the secEstaTy Of The Treasury
Ie and be Is hereby eUfbQEzl1 Gpai atreetedfb 10
Imported into the United States snee lhs fE1t day
Of May Last, Or which may be imported before the
arSt day Of JanEafL he8f. bY0r Tor tbs account Of
any Statei Provided, the SecTGtafy Of thu Rre1Ty
Slll b satisfied that the Eaid arms are intended In
good hith, for tho ussf tlIs tCuops % any State
which ta or may be ebg7ged In Eldlns-to suppress
the iusuTreetiOn now e1ibting GgainsT the United
si Approved. Juiy ID, 1881
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1851, 30 ar As the SlIaS sii .Ff e ~ an.
ple1 70 tbs ptgItlioil ui this act, md ret ineoIs
tlt fherauTtth an4 barely rOTiVed or tS-G1aetSd
~ the eIPelllg tEe may attend he uitts14fI1ll al
the sum Of two hundred tilgu y d9Iiars, q
% thueh theToOf ~ may b Necessary. 66 md fIe
anlo e hggeby APPROPRIATED to Sc ~ ~;
money n tie TreaguTy not 0theTUiia appfopFfafsd
Approved, July Ia 1851.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
gouaprD, cn.,,,,,n Iss,

FOUNDED, CHARTERED 1854
L. ATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic,
BALTIM ND.
VnHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
\ prosperous and nOuri6hing condition. TWtee du.
ring the last two years has Il been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the In
ereasing number Of Students representing nearly
II now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desrably located buildings in the city The rooms
furnished. go
Tho advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for tho
various duties Of the Counting Room, or to obtain
Thorough Practical ButiHcss Eineafion generally are
In any particular by any dmilAr eStab.
FACULTYf
r. X. LOSIER,
Prtndpal-LoetuTer on the Science Of AecountH Com.
meree, Buhlness Customs, etc.
J. 81. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory aud Practice OF Book
and Commercial Calculations =
II, II. DAVIES,
Associate z gr9 q TSE, e Bpok-Keeptpg.
Professor Of business and ornamental penman,bip.
S.T.WILLIAAIS, ESQ.,, =.
lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. =. YEATES REESE, D. D..
Lecturer on Commercial RthioS.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua VanSant,
TSeo Sn.I EsI Nm n: u kteg5ier ESq,
The College Is provided With = Commercial Library
q Standard Works. expressly for the uIe OF the Stu
Zach Student has dSsis to himssif and Is tSra.
There being no yaeation during the ysar, Students
Tstme9 usually required tOcOmplststh full course,
from to IL weeks.
ADRLoNAis awarded to all Graduates
A large and Beautifully Ornamented Circular con.
tanning upW1ElS Of SIX SQUARE KERR representing tho
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, various
Characteristic designs, psnmanship &C. ssnf Y fnnii
free of ehaE0c accompanied with givfnF full
particulars. Address Elk. LOSIER
9altimore Hd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11
Missouri Mining COmDanY,

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
CAPITAL STOCE6..................;3 30 10000
E'HIs COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
II Pose OF advancing the great mining interestS OF
purely phianthrople motives In Initiating this en-.
teFprise. We balieYe that the stock can be made to
pay large dividends and at the time more real
COCA aecomBlshed and greater progress made in de-
Teloping aud making knoWnt astonishing mineral
wealth Of Missouri than by tue use ofnvs times tie
amount OF onr capital invested 20 Any Other
We shall make the Oiico OF our Company a ttm.
peto mining bureau Of the mineral FcsourSO4 q the.
state. We have power under our charter To- nix
chase and sell mineral lands yEherov = ilc1t,.i n
altasour. Great Inducements will be offered to can
ttaiistS and mining eaTenturerB, who desro to pnr
e Mna WORK paying mines by dealing with this
We respectfully iollclt the attention Of all who
" 20 mlnoEal nGS Tor sale to send US atemeht
q TIE same describing the kind insralS ON their
lands the number Ufaeres the location the low
est eaah price they are willing to take for Haid lands
shall open and prove raoaf OF tho iants Ne i
books for subscrptioh 10 the Stoek are now Al
the Office OF tho Company, Main street north,Test
corner OF Locust over Merchants hank, entrRnee
no. q Locusts All who feel an interest IN ts
business aud have money, Will do we'll to call and
city, can secure It by enclosing ten II ~
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer.
pIREcToRs:
Henry D. Bacon, ESQ Matthew Butler, Esq.
Joseph Latirop, Esq, h. Il. LIne5 III E -
= '. i'0s9' ESQ -pns,,rJ!oo' Joseph Payne, Esq.,
NJ p,T Henry p, Bacon, l. y.Bogy.
The above prospectus has up 70 this date hem
published in only one Of our leading papers for ten
dHys NO extra chortS to get ttock taken have bean
lnle; YET the public 80 well appreciate tile sound
ness Of the Enterprise, that over two iundrni tona
and doilGrs or the stock has already been Me-
would 0regY state tliatthe shares arc S35 each p6d
~ full. Wit bout labflity m ~
liyeTy only VIXEN dividends are reeeiysi
any person having money TO spare. can by tile pnr.
make An Investment that win pay IafEelT aud haS5
that converted into cash Without osS
All communications to the President PROMPTS
81. Leai.. No. lr.reh % 1851 mheo lt t2nl