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BALTIMoRE
Commercial College,!
ATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic,

FoUAp1D .CHAR1ERKp, 1854
81 Loo ATED,
Cor. baltimore and ChArleB-Sts.,
BALTIMORE MD.
TNHIS INSTITUTION is NOW IN THE MOST
4 prosperous and hourishing condition. Twice du
ring the last two years has It been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the In.
eseasing number, Of students, representing nearly
every State in the Union.
II now occupies one OF the most conspicuous and
deHrably located buildings in the city. The rooms
are eommodiousiy arranged, spacious and elegantly
furnished.
The sdvantages and facilities here offered To vo,pS
desiring to qualify themselves properly fSr nc
various duties OF the Counting Room, or TO obtain
Thorough Practical BEsiHess Education generally, ara
Unsurpassed In any particular, by any similar eGtGb.
lishmentt in the United States.
l.. FACULTYI
4. X. LoSlRR,
ertndpal-Lecturer on the Science Of Aeeounts Com
merce, Business Customs, etc.
i. J. u. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of
and Commercial Calculntiona
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of BOOh-K eeranR.
NC JOHNSON,
g.. WTLLIAAIs, Bso.,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. y. YEATES REESE D. D..
Lecturer on Commercial Ethios.
Hon. Jno. p Kennedy, Hon. Joshua yanu.n.
Hon; Thos Swami, VIM. H. KslghleF, Esq,
JACOB SS,o Trust Trust, ks1. Wn. knAbe, Esq
dents.
rately instructed. - -, = ~
can enter at any time. -
ThGtims usually toquiredt fallsourse
A DIPLOMA q awarded to all Graduates.
A large and BEAUTIFULLY Ornamented Cireular. eon-
tanning upwards Of SIX SQUARE REEf th.
exterior and Interior View Of the College various
characteristic designs, PonmAnshfp &C. sent nv mat
tree Of charge, accompanied with cataIosuo efyfne M
particulars Address B.k. L0sIER
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render these publications unusually interesting dur
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die ground between tho hastily written news.itens
crude organizations, and Tying TumorH Of the daily
Journal and the ponderous tome OF the future his-
oran written after the living interest and excite
ent Of the great political events Of the time shall
have passed away 1t is TO these PeriodicalsIlhA4
readers must look for the only really an1
reliable history Of current events and as SUCH IL
edition to their literary sclenfihc
ana Theological character, We urge them upon the
consideration OF the reading public, .,,.,... f5i-
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cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road

20
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, May Sth, 1862, Pas
" senger Trains viii leave bridgeport as f0ioWss
Sundays excepted) --tf,
10 IS A. N. Mail Train, stopping At all stations ar,
EiVes at Pittsburgh At s25 P. NJ, and
Cleveland at $50 Z. 81.
&e2 r. II. Express Train, stopping at all statiOns
arrives ut Pittsburgh NJ 500 p. II.
lob p NJ Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh at
2:20 a. N. ami Cleveland at 9:l6 A. 81.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At 925 A. IL. and SIS p. NJ ar
dive 81 Bridgeport at l;55 P. NJ, and ass A. N
Leave Pittsburgh At Loo A. NJ 600 A u. and
1880 p. 81, arrive at Bridgeport at 1854 A. 81, 1925
A. NJ. and 4:55 P. Al.
Connections are made as Follows,
Vt Pittsburgh with Pennsyivania R. R. for Harris
sf burg, BAihnoEo, Washington, PhiA-
dolphin, New York and Boston. .
Cleveland with Cleveland & Toled b r. for San.
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
1s., all points in the NORTH WKsr. with
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson.
osSsSn Sne E l4S E R fo M Eri: T TI
kirk, Buffalo aud Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati lot
CTestltne, Delaware, Columbus aud
At Hudson with the Q. z. 4 G. R. R. for CuyahoSu
Falls, Akron, MillsrsbuFEh and woos
ter.
At Alliance with P. Fl. ". q Q. R. h. for Canton
MaSsillon, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
At stsubeu4iie with r g c. Line and AZ BIL1.In
with @. o. o. \. r. fOrZanesVille New,
ark, Columbus, xenia, Dayton, IniL
t.r annapolis, Cairot Cincinnati, Louisville
st, Louis, St Joseph and oil points
Wtst aud South West.
Excursion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return 1915!
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
and East can be procured at the odlcs under tho
Mcclure. House, Wheeling Va, or with Freight.
Agent at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts Will be made at lowest rates 70
any point accessible by this road and Its CONNECTIONS
20 the East, North, West and Northwest NJ once
under 8ILure House, orwfth TT Agent At Ridge
port station. WIN. d. TERRY, Agent
si lr.rH zGiss wheeling Va 90
- D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent, Ilz
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President 'S'i'
4. MYERS, Gent Ticket AI't. fsbo
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MIsS0ari Mining C0mlanY.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851
CAPITAL STOCEk--------.----...S5o 10000
TJHls COMPANY IS FoRAlED FOR THE PUR-
II pose Of advancing the great mining intsreItsd
our State. We do not profess 20 be governed BY
purely philanthropie motives IN initiating this en-
terpTise We believe that the stock can be made 70
good accomplished and greater progress made in de-
VelOpiug and making known the astoniEiing mineral
wealth Of Missouri than by the uss Of I'VE times the
amount Of our capital invested In any other business.
We aiiall make the once Of our Company cen
Reto mining bureau Of the mineral resources Of tie
chase aud sell mineral lands WhereYtT l7c4ied in
Missouri. Great inducements VIII be offered 70 cap
italiSts and mining adventures, who desire % pr.
chase and work paying mines, By dealing with this
We rsSpeetfuIiy solicit the attention OF All who
have mineral lands for sale 20 send stAfelnent
OF the same describing the kind Of mineralso on thelr
Iand- tho humber on aeFe the location aud the low
est cash price they willing TO take for aid lands
We ahan work only such mines a. pay largely but
shall open and prove most q the iands WeselL me
books for subscription TO the stock open It
the ONCE OF the Company, Main street, northwest
corner Of Locust, over Merehants' Bank, entrance
business, and have money, viii do well to call and
subscribe. Those Wishing stock, living ont Of the
city, can it by enclosing ten per cent Of Ii
AMOUNT wanted to the President o. Treasurer.
DIREoEoEs: -.a.-s-
Henry ?, Bacon, E,q7 1i4tthsv Butler; ESq.
Io'sPS s6 a1taS0S. f'a . n IE BaSS. Efss5
n. BURIRk,G lfsas. ALERED 4; c u iPrsst
me above prospectus has mp to this date been
pubished IN only ons Of Ieadiug papers for ten
days No extra efforts TO get stock taken have been
madeS yet the public 20 well appreciate the sound.
nes Of the enterprise, that over two hundred thous-
and dollars Of the stock has already been taken We
would hFioay that the shares S25 each paid
Ga full without further liability transferable By de-
livery registered only when dividends received
Any person having money 70 spare. by the pur-
chase Of shares in the Missouri Mining Company
make an investment that viii pay largelT, and hold
stock that h readily converted into cas without loss
An communications 20 the ProaidsnE promptly
41 s.. EsGi.. No. March n 1851. S0-dAHn
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..ciA No. . Maiden Lane. New YORK.
Any one sending single letter post stamp VIII re-
eeive a circular With fac Bimie sngravings Of the
above sizes aud styles, mh2f-aml
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MAYORS OF TIE
Great Cities.

UTR, the undersigned Mayors, horoby certify that
w the Druggists, ApothOeaEiea, and PhylieiAns
Of our several cities have GiRnsd document Of -
5uraneo 70 rs that the remedies Of DIR. J. O. AYR
CO., Of Lowell, layers SarsapaFiIla, Pills, Aguo
Cure, and Cherry Peetoral,) have been found 20 b
medicines Of great excellence, and worthy the
hdeneo Of the community.
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IS AYERS
IS CHERRY
PICTORIAL.

RRnEIELD, MGss., Dec. %, 1856.
DR. @, Aver: 1 do not hesitate to
say the best remedy have ever found
for Coughs, HOarseness, influenza,
and the eOnoomitant symptoms Of q
Cold, is Your CURRY PEcfORAL. It's
constant use in my practice aud my
i1niily for the last ten years has
shown 1t to possess superior virtues
for the treatment Of these COM
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Neutrality-suspicious..
& ohio Railroad.


81 <
OFFICE on THE B. 4 o. B. RICO I
WHEuINO, l7til Aug, 1864
DUSINESs being fully resumed onlthO Baltimore
ID Ohio Railroad, the Company having thorough
IL reconstructed the breaks Ia the track and bridges
under Government protection, the road thoroughly
and completely guarded by 90yerument troops, Will
on and after tide I7th Ang run two through passen-
ger trains, and continue their fu equipment In the
transportation Of tonnage.
sAssESoER SCHEDULE.
- DeparE
LEAVE WHEELING. daily, at 1910 A. NJ; Ben.
wood, 1870 A. ~; GTAfton, $50 P. n; New Greek,
$50 P. n Cumberland, S:35 r. n. Il Martinsburg,
Returning,
LEAVE BALTIMORE at P. 81; Martlnsburg,
1l:36 P. ~; Cumberiand, ( A. NJ Grafton II A. ~;
BeuWOod, 4l5 r. NJ, arrive at Wheeling 40 p. d.
lu1- - Depart sa 1888
The second train will depart daily, except satur-
days at $50 p. ~; GrRft0n. 3S35 AM; New Creek,
1853 A. NJ; Cumberland, 9.l5 A. II. Martinsburg,
ton junction. 6:l0 p 81; arrive at Baltinors at 6:lO
Rstunfa0, - +.
LEAVES BALTIMORE, s;45 A NJ; Harpors Fer,
~, 1910 A. NJ; MartinsbuFg, 1855 r. ~. Cumber.
land, 0l2 2. II oAklAni S.0S z. NJ; Grafton 1910
2. u. B9nEesd, 5 A. NJ; arrive at Wheeling $40
W. p. SMITH, Master Transportation.
L. N. COLE, GenorIl Ticket Agent.
JOHN RLSG, ia, Auditor. a. IS
A. DIPPEY, General Supervisor Of TralnS.
J.e. WILLARD, superVier OF Trains
J.B. FORD, Gen'I Agent, Wheeling. Sugis
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DYsRNTERY, RELAX, AND WORMS.
n PosT oYEIcE, HARILGsln, LIy. Co, Mfca., /

A1tz7 November l6, 1855,
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w
OF our several cities have signsd document q e.
suraneo 70 rs that the remedies Of DR.. J. Q. AVER
4 co. q Lowell, (AyeF's sarsaPaEilla, Pills' Agpo
medicines Of great excellence and worthy the
fdenee Of the community.
Mayor Of LOWELL, MASS
Mayor Of NASHUA, N. 1.
HON. L. ". HARRINGTON,
HON. JOHN ABBOTT Mayo. Of CONCORD. N. H.
on = h. DOlD1 Ss7st Of woRonsrEn, MASS
HON HA4Tr stlsnE1i Mayor q SALEM. MASS,
HON. =. ". LINCOLN, T. L. :, BOSTON MASS.
HON VIM NJ h0DM MsSsr Of FROvrDnsOr. R. Il
HON. AMOS w. rnrS Es98s >, NORWICH. COM.
HON ! NJ hANh asSot Of NEW LONDON. conn
HON. oHAs. 8 ROD1EE. :, ,,o,,-,r,, =
HON D = "rnAa s.,.. q NEW YORK CITY.
t-O' = - Mayor Of HAMILTON. 9. W.
HON. ADAM WILSON, Mayo. q TORONTO. a ".
HON. R NJ BISHOP Mayor Of opopsAqI. ONO.
HON. l. H. OAA"'0h Mayor Of LOUISVILLE, KY.
AO'' 'O'E ' Mayor Of LYONS, IOWA
HON JAMES ni a99sE q PBsiovn.svnr.,o G. ".
AON' '' W. N Mayor Of AUGUSTA, Ne.
HON. HENRY COOPER, Jrs -, -.
Ho1. JAMES $. 1 a1gs:; q ,a.D.aIoros. n. ,
M RsyoF Of NEW HEDEORD. MASS.
O'' Mayor of PAIL RIVER, MASS
HON. v. H onAa'Fo Mayo. :, NEWPORT, R.
nun - Mayor OF sALENA, Ill
O''' suns Mayor Of DUBUQUE IOWA.
HON. THOMAS SRgECHEggTHH42s. ,oo.. ,,,., 4
Hon. ROBERT BLAIR, :. -
r' = = 1 Mayor of ltnRH1s. TENN
HON, GERARD sr E.9s, >, NEW o,r..,. :.
Hos. H. D. sORANTos, .o,,,,......,..
HON. DE WET o. anOvs g.. :, r,,,o. = :
HON. GEORGE Whsq Mayo. Of prrrssuao. PA =
Mayor of DETROIT, MOE.
HON. AAAAH I R4 Ss5Sr Of ,nrwAvrrr, WIS.
BON. v. W VAUGHN Mayo. :. .Aefs.. WIS
Mayor Of KHNosHA. WIS
''"' 'OnA y A Mayor Of CHICAGO. III
HON. N : 4 HEATH Mayor q aar1.tA, ALA
nos. =, :. H0nr Mayor d noupaO,uu4, Ala
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DON N. Q. lmANexo,
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DOA 4AAV A' Gssaf q no 5AEKRo BRAzlr
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Ayers sarsaparillal
Il an excellent remedy. and worthy the eonadSns.
ct g &c l4'i community: or
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-03-29
What They Prefer To Us.

1.-THE Northern journals are busily en-
ICED 10 the consideration of the fate re
tved to the South after the suppression
what they style "the rebellion" This
favorite theme for discussion. The
w York Herald stands at the head OF
= at we suppose must be called the
Conservative party" for want of a more
propriate designation. The Herald
fetends to look with mistaken conf
= knce TO an ultimate return of the sece-
Z ed States into the Union. 1t is willing
- admit the possible necessity of tenn
sbrary Provisional Government over
8em, with view to keep them quiet.
nd prevent unruly demonstrations; but
Is appears to have few doubts of the
;1Rentual pacifcation of the entire South.
he Herald processes firm belief in the
e2istence of a formidable Union element
81 the Confederate States, which only
beds the encouragement derived from
Re presence of Federal troops to exhib
4 itself openly. and to assume complete
astery. 1t is true that neither at Clarks-
lDle nor at Nashville has there been any
apparent demonstration of this potent
Qpion feeling but journals like the Her
II pay small attention to such draw
zScks.g They have imbibed the fallacy
tbe existence of Union party in the
buth. and they have preached it until
1ey are now firm and implicit believers
ID.
1sln diametrical opposition to the Herald
"a its clique is the redoubtable horde of
kolitionists and rascals. They are de-
- edly of opinion that the South is des-
led to be speedily brought into subjec-
~, but they have no idea whatever of
owing the States to resume their for
. position in the Union On the con-
by. they look to general and unspar-
Il system of political acknowledgements.
icy are in favor of stripping the South
: All the rights it once enjoyed under the
institution of the United States. and of
bucing it to Territorial condition to
administered and governed by such
traps and rulers as LINCOLN may think
pper to appoint. When brought to
EDITION Of vassaiage and serfdom holding
privileges whatever save such as may
conceded BY an imperious master, the
nth is then to be subjected to the ex-
Fiment Of q system Of spoliation on an
leusive scale. All rebels.are subject to
eon6scation Of their property. and as.
p very few exceptions. every Southern
10 is = rebel. it will follow that the
Pperty. real and personal. of the inhab-
h.s ofthe Confederate States is TO be
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-03-29

Eg We are glad to observe that an
artillery company is being organized by
our energetic townsman, Lieut.. George
Ward. late of the Madison Rifles" and
that there is every prospect of success in
q very short time. This company is in
tended to go into the Legion which is be-
ing raised by Col. Joseph R. Davis, to be
composed of eight companies of infantry.
six of cavalry. and four of light artillery.
to be called the !" Presidents Guard -
This will doubtless be one of the finest
corps in the service of the confederate
government, composed. as it will be, of
picked men and companies, and most
splendidly armed and equipped. We
are gratiied that this county has an OPP
portunity of furnishing company in this
splendid corps. and hope that the full
complement will be made up without de-
lay. There is certainly material enough
in our county for at least two full compa
nies for the first and highest duty of
every man who is able to bear arms and
stand the fatigues of the camp. now is to
give himself to the country until the enc
my is driven beyond our borders. Many
men are staying at home and excusing
themselves BY saying that they must pro-
tect their families. The best protection
they can afford them is to keep the enemy
at distance. LIE: but the Yankees once
gain the possession of the Mississippi riv-
err and the valley. and no man. by staying
at home, can afford security and pro.ec
ton to bis property or his family. All
will then be involved in one common ruin.
We mast conquer in this war. or live the
miserable slaves of Yankee masters.
There are many young men yet left ia
the country; there are many men of fami-
~. young enough. who can yet be spared.
Leave your business in the hands of your
wives tell them you 60 to preserve sacEed
and inviolate the home you lore. and our
word for it. 10 nine cases out of ten. your