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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01

BY request of the numerous friends
of our former Representative DR.. &. R..
Early, and By his olcn CONSENT we an
nounco him as a candidate, to represent
the district composed Of the counties of
Clearfeld, Elk and Forest, in the next
house of Representatives. Subject how
ever, to the decision of the Democratic
Convention Of the District.
We can cheerfully mingle with our
friends of Clearfeld and Forest, IN their
selection of u candidate to represent us
inthe next Legislature; and without fear
of contradiction say, that no better Sc
lection could have been made for the
district His former course, when there,
proves it fully.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01

for the benefit Of the country, hope it
may prove to be the case.
We have just been informed that, the
we'll in st. Mary's, (somc sixteen miles
distant from this place. and on much
higher ground than here have good IN
dications of oil. Why should we dis.
pair /; Ridgway is bound to make her
mark and not be numbered End to any
OF the "greasey towns" in the state.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01
TRANSFORMATIONS. j. Richard

RETURNED.-Capt. j. Richard
Boyle, (son of the late Maj. j. a,
Boyle) who left here at the commence
ment of the war "high private" in
Capt. Rogers company. lie now re-
turns to Elk county to visit his old com
panions and friends, clothed with hon.
ors, such as but fs,o other young men
can boast Of.
1t is a source Of consolation to ua, as
we'll as 70 the community, generally, to
welcome back those brave boys to their
former homes, that volunteered and
went to defend the cold fag," against
the assault of the enemy.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01


SHOOTING AFrRAY-About nine
o'clock on the evening of the 7th instant,
William Bradley, a colored Barber, who
carries on business on Third street, be.
tween Market aud Walnut streets, was
sitting upon bench in the Capitol
grounds, in company with a young
white woman from hiuglestown. Three
soldiers came along through the State
House yard, one of whom hallooed to
Bradley, GLOW are you, Jack ?" Brad
ley replied, "lll show you I'm gen.
tleman." At this time Mr.. Samuel
Ettla, citizen, came up, when Bradley
pointed pistol at him, and
Ettla cried out, "Don't shoot me %
Our colored fellow-citizen then turned
around and shot one of the soldiers
through the left leg. Brady then Cal.
led his "Lize," when she commence d
hurting stones at the soldiers. lie left
her and made for Colder's church on
East State street. Meanwhile Ettla
gathered a number Of soldiers together
and went in pursuit of Brady, A live,
ly chase took place to Spruce street,
down Spruce to Short, up an alley tc
Mrs. Davis's, Ga colered woman,) from
whose house he made his escape, and
has not yet been found. The woman
"Iize," was arrested, and after a hear
ing committed to the lookup, in default
of bail, for another hearing on Wedncs
day morning next at 10 o'clock, a. m.
The soldiers wound is not very
dangerous one. He was sent to thu
hospital at Camp Curtin.
Barney Campbell, the efficient Chic
CT Police, is after Bradley, and from
what We can learn, he has little or nj
chance to escape-Pdtriot & Uqiol,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01

nay"It is always right and just to no.
tice past events, and especially when
they are of pleasing character. When
we last visited the borough Of St.
Mary's, we had the extreme pleasure of
witnessing (not participating) School
Celebration in that place, where not less
thansfour hundred children were present
about equally divided, male and fe.
male, under charge Of their different
Teachers and school Directors. They all
met at the church in St. Marys, where
they formed in regular order and march.
ed through the main streets Of the Dor
ough, stopping in front Of the different
public placcs-singing appropriate and
patriotic songs. And the best of all wa
the banner which they carried on whict
was inscribed "Tho Union as it was ant
the Constitution as it is When we calmly
looked upon the affair, we were forced tt
exclaim-not all lost that is in danger.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01

Candy, dated at New orleans. I's'ciVlJ,
the 2Sth instant, states that arrangements
for .ho surrender Of the Confederate forces
M the trans.hIi tippi Department have been
crnrludcd.
They include tag ucu lnl material Of
both tho army AMI navy. L. NJ. Sr,NroT,
Secretary Of VAR.
\ General Discharge Of Military piis-
o,ors
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,.'''. :. i,,,,, -st-,l nv III, Wan De.
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J4.g,.jl Eowrx VI. Sr,sroy.
Secretary Of War.
H.cta.''' "a. VIA; = ne . nr'!T' .,..', , oi
r,r,.,in,,i,,5 ',, -, ri,ymon5 has bs,[,a in
rpon he Hull ,a ra:ony of this city, and
i''"r3Tdei streets tcsi'y '"aJ i,t's sturdy
'''t:''s e'Sl ",'i' i''I ,''.,., r,h,,. rrf,
Dauy.le last Tuesday, reaching MancAcs-
ter Saturday afternoon. Thursday this
corps VIII pas j'r'usn i., 'Ig',!',,t ,! 'l t .S
,r';.,c,ej o... c. =, b, detailed for a short
and Important service, cauno, at present be
know'' tHE.'as IS are gra"sGIi ,;i, l%,go.y , a
S 80 onn,tn1,,,, ,,, +, visit the noin.s Of
Interest. m see what d:lapidatei condi.
ton even this centre Of rebellion had fallen
INTO; 93;;.,..c.-...-...,.,.o,..,. 1;...i,t
,,,.1.,,,.,.,,os I,t .Ini,l, 0nnosito the Gno,ts-
wood a couple Of story buildings have
been crocted, the materIa! G'e' for fronts
included oe!hS 'Ag relnsf or''h l'o,l ,siI t,'I
,'1h ni,f " 49, oI.o boan to,l,rl tog.ther
in this localitv. Here and there among the
debris You see a group of lazy negroes,
knocking IN? N ,rlar tFJn r,o 'tlSN nf EH a.
,b9ns."J ,,,'
Nowhere el Main street can a lot be ieasv
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01

Secretary Seward was at the State De-
partment again this morning for short
time, attending to his official duti es.
Fred W. Seward continues to improve ana
is now able to read the newspapers.
Gen. Sheridan left last evening for New
York, en- 2 cute TO his new command, whcl
includes all The armies west Of the Missis
sirpi.
General Cauby's command has been cn-
larged and the Department Of which Gener
al Banks had command is submerged within
it, thus relieving General Banks, who re-
ports to the .1dju;ant General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-01
0ka SutrIt!igRnt'sr.
sheep sheRrIng.

Many of our farmers are engaged IN
sheariug their sheep. the work having heeD
delayed this season until rather later pc.
riod than usual, owing to the cold and wet
weather which has prevailed thus far
OF course the inquiry on all hands is
"Whst will be the price of wool this
year 2" but as yet no satisfactory answer
can be given to the questi On. Probably
the following article from Iate' number
of the Ohio Farmer will throw as much
light upon the subject as anything We eau
furnish our readers. That paper says:
1.-THE probabilities of gu early diSbands
ing of q great portion of cur volunteer
forces 10 the field, baveled many to suppose
that the demand for WOODEN ,goods would
decrease, but even in this much hoped for
event, The same men must be clothed, by
themselves II not by the Government, aud
the only difference It can make will be
that The economy of peace will not
use up clothing as fast az 1.-The
waste of war. Bot az a more than
counIerbalanee to this, there will be
hosts of men similarly situated in the
South, who must sll be clothed in wool,
and that too, in American wool growth;
so that the closing up of the war will not
diminish the aggregate demand upon our
production. Addsto these the fact that all
classes Of our people are becoming more
and more consumers of wooden goods, and
We have a solution of the main question az
TO the future of the wool bnsiness of this
country. 10 settling the other details of
this business, the same canses remain in
force which have made wool great and
,s1 f.. IT. IL
viz: The duty on imports, the destruc-
ton and neglect of the cotton crop, aud
the Intrinsic necessity of wool as an srti.
msin in full force for several years to come,
and most of them permanently.
After this general statement of the case
II will be asked-what price will we get
for our wool2 1t mas already been stated
in the commercial department of the Ohio
Farmer, that it is too soon to say what the
open figure will be. We do not lay claim
TO any knowledge which is not equally
open to all who study the subject as close
ly as We do, and let Us suppose the case,
the manufacturers will endeaVor to open
tho market at go or IS cents, the wool
growers will decline to accept such prices,
a few timid farmers will sell for what they
can get, the bulk of producers will hold on
Tor Whlle, the necesSlues OF Inc marke
will compel an advance until good Ohio
fleece will be taken at 20 to IS cents,
which on gold basis will be better than
was obtained last year, and probably all
that should be expected or demanded for
this year We do not name these figures
as a gusge TO other peoples feelings, or to
intimate that we would be responsible for
the realization of such prices, but having
carefully looked over the field of supply
and production, in view of the probable
demand and basis of currency, we think
that is about the way the thing will stand
the current season.
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FOR SALE.

i on the Hne 1.-The National road, four miles east
Of the city Of Wheeling Said property consists OF
my Teddence, containing eleven rooms and AD attic
also fourteen Of ground attached, which are
convenient outhouses, IT GLIDING brick stabling,
ice and Spring house, chickery and two oiSterns.
Also one hundred andItWenty.hVO Apple trees OF
choice kind; Pear, Peach Plum and Qaince trees, all
bearing. There are alec choice selections Of Grapes
RG5pbsrrie8, BlAckberriss, Strawberries and other
mall fruits. The grounds are finely laid ont with
eyergTeens and other ornamental shFubbeFy.
will also sell my Household Furniture to an
one desiring 70 purchase all together.
Persons desiring to CONSULT me In regard to prieo,
terms Of payment &o., can loaVe their names at
the Gas OompanyG ONCE or visit me on the premises.
fe22-ti JACOB H0RNBR00K.
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DIR. T. j. Kisner

VNEEDERs his thanks to all those who have f.
VOTed him with their confidence and patronage,
and would inform his friends and the people geuer-
ally, that be will, the coming year, occupy his old
once on Third street, near Reed KTaft'S Drug
6toTs, Centre Wheeling, ". Va, where he may be
consulted in reference to their disease, the nature
and character Of which the Doctor Il able at all
times, and under all circumstances to describe and
to assure Of the probable result and duration Of
treatment. He practices the Eclectic System Of
Medicine, using mild but effective remedies sup
porting iDEtssd Of depressing the Vital PoEeF The
medicineI need by him are prepared and put up In
bis own once. BeaideS tho treatment Of Acute Dis
eases, DR.. Kisner viii give his attention to the
treatment ofAl varieties Of Chronic disease. That
scouTgo Of the human race, scrOua, In all Its varied
forms, viz: PurulCnt Discharges from tho Ear, 90
prevalent among children, Purulent OpihAlmIa,
OEenA, Enlarged Glands, ulcsTatlonB, Cancers, and
all varieties Of skin DScaseI viii receive his special
attention. Diseases Of the hToAt, Lungs aud Heart
Liver Complaints, DiarTbsA, by SsnteTJ and PileI,
DSeaIes Of the Urinary Organs, Syphilis, 30, Her.
Vous and Spinal Affections. Epilepsy, rheumatism
Hnu Phralyhis- Diseases Of Females, DySmenorrheA,
LeucoTTheA PIolhpIua UteTi, and all Painful Irreg
uaTitie8 and Nervous Diseases 70 which they are
utJect. be tTeata successfully. The treatment oil
CDll DREN will receive tho same attention as here
toiors. All consultations and commune atom
strictly CONFIDENTIAL and will receive prompt alton
ton. Night calls che Urfully answered. Once hour
~ heretofore until further notice. nhI8
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Sale Of valuable Real Estate
~ THE CITY or WHEBLING,

IN THE CITY OF WHEELING.
WILL, ON THE 8Ist DAY OF MAY, 1885, at the
front door Of the Court House IN the city Of
Wheeling, offer for sale the property In said city
known a. the "WheslinR Cotton Mill+' (unless sold
1t private sale on or before thai day) together with
all the machinIry and fixtures thereto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE-Ons-hAlf In hand paid, and the
residue In one and two years frcm date with inter.
est secured by deed Of trust on the property. The
purchaser may pay the whole purchase money In
h. nd II be desires to do 50. B.JAoKsON:
May 8, 1866. mylS
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.ssg HtA.a MARSHkLlR RAIfMfn

United etatdS5 d11O Distfi Court Of the United
VI. States fpr tbe District q Wet
Jefferson 7. Martin ( HIrginis, 81 wheeling. IAN
enc oshelS.s Term ~ a.. 10 .Gsa1nSey
i the United States for the District Of West Yfr-
Efnfa rendered ut the RaIl Term, 1858 It Wbeeilns
I'M the aboTe entitled cause, will on TUESDAY.
JUNE 18th, 1855, At the front door Of the Court
HeuIs Of Marshal, county West Virginia, zen at
tF6ct6f land (e0ntSiniDg about one hundred atres
more lesS) Gtuate iuth0 forks Of Big GTRye Greek
In said county Of Marshall, and In said decree men.
TONED, being part Of the farm thit james Barley
bought OF John 6aifae heJS IND bounded a. foloWE.
to-Wtt: beginning - Q StAke,fn 4he mouth of
Bayou. corner 70 piece ofthe same farm that was
heretofore sold TO Rm P. Davis; thence down he
creek With the original line Of Id survey, With the
several opurles and dltanceI tkeFstn to the centre
OF large cat In the bottom made BY the Baltimore
and ohio hAilToad Company, ard where the creek
nov principally Tunajl thence down said channel to
stump corner. to piece, say about eight and q
half acres, heretofore IoId 70 Robert AisIandeE;
thence with aid AlexnndeT'S line ehstWardIy 70 .
IN the held, corner to said Alexander thence
eoutbw4fdly With taid Al0IAndeEG line 70 the north
nde Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; thence
original hnS Of said survey; thence OaStWaTdly with
the original line, With the several courses and dis
taneeB thereto, 70 . stake, corner to said Won. p.
Davis; thence noTthEATdly with the Gaid VIM P.
Davis line 70 the BEGINNING.
TERMS OF SALR-RIiteen pr cent. Of the pur
trEtalmentB ct BiX, twelve and eighteen months.
With interest On each deferred ingtalmeut from the
day Of sale until paid; the purchaser giving bond
with good security for said deferred inBtalments,
with the privilege Of paying all any portion Of the
deferred payments at the neat term Of this Court.
Bale 10 commence at two O'Clock P. NJ
aprRs.td r. o. Msshal.
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II; q. beE9 lIeaHe % reier tho1e % whom be 10
Unknown to'the officers Of the bankI in WheeIIb1
and Bridgeport and especially 70 HIT students.
}t5 TERMS, &c.
For the full course above Indicated, including tn a
regulate blank books for Booh.ksepinR me cha Tke
Is 80, payable on entering. The time Usually re-
9uired for the eourse IL On two 20 hrSe tbs.
out the Student e na United In time-he may
tanI- z w. g = -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-01

VIHE purposef OF this Institution Is TO instruct
Il young men land women tool in the principles
which govern the correct trAnBAction Of pbcuniaTy
business and in Accountability and conoomtantS
BOoR-KEEPING,
stripped Of its absurd Verbiage and ancient pro.
lixity and intricacy, md adapted TO the modern
moda- or doing buiineSg especially In tho Omitted
States IL the leading subject ofattenton Its LAWS
(which areas exact, utlerring and free from excep
tion o. those ofnatule and comprised In very few
words, hre FIRST made familiar to the student, who
who f. then conducted through course ofpFacficaI
Bookkeeping, in Numerous sets Of books in great
variety or forms, till be thus aoquireIia masterybi
the art which ehableS him TO apply u With facility
10 any kind Of buIineBs. g!f J 6. y.
A WRITING SCHOOL
. open day and evening, attended by both IadfeS
end gentlemen, where without entering for the f1I
course, good handwriting can be obtained ina
ARlTTIAIETIC,
andits application to AlI,mauneF Of q
.dy ooUEuEG-HousE CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de-
mands. The student will be made oti4intSd vfth
tending greatly to the abbreViation OF his work
81 There iHoPen 70 the student slbo q c5irSeof
BUSINESS SCIENCE, '
comprising Political Economy, Commercial Law ana
uGages, Finance, Banking And Currency; also maxim
OF ointment BuBtnesBs Men inFsRard to the bbG
@sth method q conducting business successfully an
Instructions in the above Iubjects are interu,s,
cd with uaIima and ipculcationG tending to "a
boEmGdon Of high character a. men and citaEenn
The, course Of Instruction Il intended to be- a.
comprehensive and thorough a. that OF any Of the
Commercial Colleges while the expense to tho tn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-01
DIR, JOHNSTON.

Member ofthe Royal College of Surgeon, T,,,..
Graduate rom one Of the mOut eminent CollsES' =
the United States, and the greater part Of vboS he
hA! been spent In the hospitals Of London, 81,
Phtladelphia, and elsewhere, hAs effected .or,s !,
the moat astonishing cures that were ever knoSN
many troubled with ringing In the bead aud an
whom asleep, great nervousness, being aIa,TsS =,
sudden sounds, bashfulneSs, with freqGsuf LuSSi,S
attended sometime with arrangement OF mind ~.
o0Fnd Immediately - @--4s4 WIZ
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Y6dNGaES

G!;SpeeiallY1 who have beoomrSs me yie,,r,,
VICE, that dreAdflI and destructive sabj, o. sos,
You5S ass u ~ An gali%ely grave tSOosa ss e
intellect, who might otherwise bSys sI ~ eFils
tening senate4 with the thundsTI Of sIaleeed b
N3ked 70 eettaoy the living Tyre, may M
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.ARRJAcR

Married Persons, or. Young Man oo,..
na,ElT,iage, being aware physical weaEnss. patti
debility, deformities speedily cured a'0Tpai
He who places himself under the ..,.
may religtousIy confide in his honor A. q d.
and confidently rely upon his Ssil a. Is
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and Full Yigor Rs-,o-.,
This Distressing Affection rsnSseSoi,,,
Marriage imPo1ible-is the penaity "a Liisl ~
victims OF improper indulgence YonnS ~ y u
too apt to commit excuses IRON not bSi5 N
the dreadful consequences that NAV sn.S. sNGie o
who that understands Ths subject viii ~, NoN
deny that the power Of procrOation IL io,t
those falling into Improper habits than h. ,Eefb
dentl Besidssybsing deprived Of the nis VT Pm
healthy offspring the most serious and dss,,INe o
symptoms 70 both bodyand mind ariss uctlI'
becomes deranged, the PhyHcal and Mentsi I Hss
lions Weakensd, Loss Of Procreatiye P6Vsr N rug
iTritaoLityI Dyspepsia PAlpitAtIon of ~ 1 ,es
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility. yS,,t nsAll
the Frame, cough, Consumption, Decay spd R.L.,
eOhceS No. 2 South Frederick s.
Left hand dde going from baltimore r,oss, =,
doors from the corner. RAil not to aUserye tbs ~,
Letters must be paid and contain a ntamD =,
Doctors Diploma hRngS In his Office AZ
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO D.ys
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"a A GARD.


nR. II. H. LBE-PHYsIOIAN, SURGEON
~ AND ACOoUoHERSthankfnl for past faVori
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he Il still doing business at his old
Itand, Main street, neAf the SuEpen sion Bridge
syhere he will pe happy to attend to any business
in his line that may be entruEtod to his care Night
calls promptly attended to. Dr.. Lee Il q graduate
has been varfously engaged in tho practice OF his
profession fori ting last fourteen years. Dr.. Lee
now prepared with all the necessary apparatus for
the Medical application In the treat
ment Of Chronic diseases, to which he would invite
the special attention Of the AFFLICTED. 80 perfect
the HHealing AFt of the present day las praotioed
by Bclectcsl that few need despair Of receiving per
manent benefit II they cannot Be perfectly cured.
Special attention given to diseases Of women and
children. All munications strictly confidential
Our practice is safe certain and prompt leaving no
mercurial tAint in the ByBten but cleaning reno
waiting and strengthening the general system, RctinR
in uniSon with Natures unerring laws. u. p
inc en- tWHBMINs, WEsF Va, Dec. 18th, 1883.
TO ala t0h0RS Il may concern: We, the under
signed members Of tha West Virginia Legislature
take pleasure in saying that We have known DR.
Richard II. Lee many year, previous TO the break
ing opt Of the RebelliOn, 81 supoeesful and eneF
getic practitioner OF medicine Eclectic Schoo
both in KanaTha county Vai and Gala county
Ohio. ....ff....
W. g. DUNBAR, n. HID.
JOHN N. PHBLPHs, Pres. Senate
81 once one door south Of Kfamer'u Hots
Ladies wishing to consult the DR.. III they prefer
can call at room No. 80, Grant House, and Mr.
Lee Will take pleasure In accompanying them
the oface.l Can be found at the Grant HouBe!
night .,ru--- g e. auE32-d&Wi
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! TAKE PARTIOULAR NOTICE

DR.. J. addresses all those who have injured then.
:eNee 0y improper indnlgeHgence and solitary hak.
its, which ruin both body and mind uniittinS tbs-
for either business, study, society or marriage
THESE arc some Of the sad and Inelanchoiy a6,,t,
produced by early habits Of youth, viz: WeakneS,
OF the Back and LLIlLs, Pains in the Head, Dimpsu
OF slight, Loss Of huscuiaT over. Paptation of m
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous IrritAbiiity, DerapEs.
ment OF the Digestive Functions, General Debiliiv
Symptoms of Consumption, &c. '1"
hENTALLH.-The fearful effects on the mind Ar,
much 70 be dreaded-LOsS Of Memory, Confugoo y
Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Evil Ror6odings ATsT
sion to Society SelEDistrust, Love Of Solitude lin
iditys &C., are some Of the evils produced
THOUSANDS OF persons Of all ages can nov Jsds,
what IL the cause Of their declining health, loESl
their Vtgor, becoming weak, pale, nervous AZ
eyes, cough and symptoms of consumption.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-01

r ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this institution
glcal~ coerationB performed by Dr. Johnston vii
ncesed by the reporters Of tho ''sun," "Olipper,'
and many other papers, notices Of which have 9P
peared again and again before the public, beside
his standing as gentleman ofeharacter and respoD
ability IL Hufdcient guarantee 70 the anlieted.
sKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
A9%No letters received unless postpaid aud eou'
tanning stamp to be used on the reply. Persona
writing should state age and send portion OF kdTsrs
tisement describing symptoms.
JOHN 81. JOHNSTON, NJ. D.,
ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital, BaltImors,
feb161yH Maryland.
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VIHE purposes OF this Institution Is to instruct
young men land women tool in the principles
which govern the correct transaction Of pecuniaTy
buIineI and In AooountantLhip and its eonoomitantl