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The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
Hot Desirable,

From the tone aud temper Of the lead
ing articles Of the UnlOn, Alta, Bulletin
and their Ssrvils eehoss In the iHtsriOr--
ell controlled BY ShOddy Swindlers or
disgVacsd army OthcerS.-Ons would DO
led to infer that after eli, peace is not 90
particularly desirable as some might sup.
pose THAT there are tremendous OBJ
structiOns in the way Of q return to their
Constitutional duties, by the rebel States;
and that, upon the whole, the question is
not "how shall We hasten the desirable
sventi" but show long can it be deferred,
or preventedI" In support Of the last
inference We have silly but malignant
distribes, calculated to do more harm in
the work Of reconciliation, than ever did
the hssces. eecessi7niSsA 10 promoting
rebellion. These papers have censures
even for the President, who has been q
remoseless advocate Of the war, because
he seems desirous Of rS.establShing as
soon as possible the union Of those States.
II it is desirable that peace and prosperity
should again bless this land, then such
stuff a. We read in the Abolition organs
Of this State.is in the worst possible taste,
and calculated to have bad influence on
the result. II diSunion is desirable, then
they are in the right way,-and if their
influence is equal to their zeal, may prove
able workers to that end,--but as tits
not desirable, they are simply illustrating
the old adage that, "a fool can do more
misth hief in an hour than a wise man can
undo in = twelve.month." They copy
with avidity the most slanderous and ma.
lignant articles against the Southern peo-
pie, and take delight in arousing the
worst passions Of the ignorant and de.
PRAYED against Southern men. They are
wholly and entirely destitute Of liberality,
manliness and Courage, and tit instru.
ments Of the Sboddy villains who have
coined money out of the blood of the ma
tion. 1t seems to US that the line Of duty
in this emergency, is for every good citi.
zen to do what he can in promoting q
healthy national feeling, and assist in al.
laying the asperities that have grown out
of this ''cruel war,"-snd he who finds it
in his heart to tear Open the wounds Of
the past. when the great voice of the peO.
pie is calling for pacification and recon-
ciliatiOn, is as devoid Of true patriotism
as ofcOnmon sens, common deceucy snd
common humanity.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

DEAD.-We regret to state that Col. D.
N. BoYD, an old and much esteemed resi-.
dent Of this County, died at Salmon Falls
on the I'd instant. lie was . native ol
Virginia and sged 81 years. He was q
gentleman Of the old school-frank, hon.
est, generous and hOspitable, and Demo.
crat Of unwavering fidelity. He attended
our last county convention and took an
active part in its proceedings. He was
buried in Sacramento BY the Pioneer So.
eiety, Of which be was . member.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
-4z ORR AaxD oou9rrw.

AUCESOE.-Oa Mondsy evening uext M.
Petit will cO@msnCs selling ct auction the
StOck Of dry gods aud cIO:hiDg at the stand
EsosO'ly OceuPisd BY Wolf Her1og 4 Co. The
stock 10 large and we'll assorted, and many bar.
Eains will Be sold. Those wanting goods a,
their own prices will do well 10 attend.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

Coon L LEDGE.-The Shasta Courier Of
the Both ult, states that the JOllie lode,
near that town, owned BY the Messrs.
MO-ehead, is yielding Splendidly. Twelve
tons Of rOct- yielded $500 81, an ave-
rage Of $s4 SO to The ton. That il good
rock.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

"No VACANCIES. "A large number Of
disabled soldiers, it is stated, recently ap.
piled for office in the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington; but the Secretary
announced that mo vacancies existed. -
No, but it would be very easy, and at the
same time very just and humane, for the
Secretary to make any number Of vacan.
cieS. A word from him would be sufi
cient; and he ought to do it he oush, to
remove hundreds Of those cowardly stay
at-homu loyalists who have been such
fierce war hAwks while "serving the
country" at Washington, and who show
ed such wonderful courage when the en-.
elny approached that city last year. But
now that the war is over, the poor sol
dier is not an object Of such interest and
favor as he has been for the past four
years, and he will find it so when he asks
any substantial favor from his late eulo
gists. When he applies for Office be will
find that he is too late; that brawling
politicians have superior claims, and that
partiSAns must 6rst be rewarded.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

DIR. c. w. MOORE. by reference to ear
ad'ertiSinR columns, II sill be Seen that this dis
tinguI-hrd Ph,tIeian and Surgeon. late SuTgeOA
General in the ATmN Of Gen. ButleF. at New Or
leans. hAI established Medieli InItitute In Esn
FrAnciteo. fersouS snrrring With ditesSs Of aOy
KIND "r description. by Placing Themselves under
the care II ur. Moore, can rely upon receiving
sentlrmarly and scientific tTeAtmsnt.-ICO
Costa Gazette.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

BnHI.ANHUAL REPoRq.-Ths Board of Su.
psTvtooFs made their semi.annual report of the
HnaDetal shsirs Of the county, on Thursday
last FrO0 Il We learn that there has been re-
Sstvsd by the County Treasurer, from ell
sources SSeIzS7 40, and warrants have been
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

want Of IN iSir' when the ppoint
meni thr recovery Of the Sck is 20 be traced 10
the administering impure m-dirineS Robert white
spothecATy, 10 paylnE particular attention 70 The
eNmPoundlnE irhysciAns' prescriptions and tsDily
recipes tom medicines OF undou bed curiiy Robert
White. Medical Hall, 10 appointed agent toT nest
Of the GenLine Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

RR1usRD.-The Board of Supervisors. a,
their late meeting, refused 10 gran, the petition
Of the electors Of Cold Springs, to re- eslsb bish
the election precinct ia that town. The peti.
tion wSs signed BY upwards Of thirty voters Of
the precinct.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

NEw 0ooDa-Mr BamberRsr 10 in receipt
OF splsndid stock Of fall end winter clothing.
OF every desirable style and Quality. His
goods have been selected With bis usual OOod
taste, and bic prices are very low. Go and see
for yOufseli reader.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

We would call the attention Of our readers to
the Grover and Baker Machines. Their reputa-
tion iS too well established for uS to attempt a
word in their favor, but we would advise any per-
con wanting reliable Family Sewing Machine, 10
investigate the merits of these before buying
" A word to the wise 10 sufficient"
Toet7yl
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

A mining locality in Shasta county,
said to be very productive. reioices in the
meli6uoNs and classical title Of Salt Pork
Ridge.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
IAcaAnEHTO, April "a, 1sss


DR. @. NJ BoURNE-DeaF Cir: II Is with Dl.as,..
and satisfsc ctnn that noW let you know Of ~ roeS
heath. Looking back on what have passed thrSS
. seems asif vas lined from the grave, and thnk
IL my duty Il acknOW edge TO you and the vogld ~
benefit derived from water treatment a. admIHIS.
tered by you In your celebrated baths. Il VA n.
August 1853, when disease developed itself vith a
severe cough. then took medicines, getiinR vor0s
with chllls, teWrS, lOss Of Strength, G1S ~ -,
nOUNeeA eODS0mptiVs. ma Sst ne 10 thinkinS sSG
finally ] determbed TO leave my busIneas and ~ -
the Sandwich Islands, having been Informed tksA
could not be cured here. vent TO San Francisco.
and while waiting for Ahlp called upon Dr. RoOTns'
who stated that trip to the lslands would pruheHv
result disastrousy, vas wholly unnecessaFv ~
could then be speedily currd Al he establdAi.,nt -
| placed myself under Ills treatment. nnA n -.
week vas much improved that I thouRht I e.sS
risk returning home I'd 10 my duty ~ RoRinsc, y.
the Central Pacific Railroad. The Doctor ohISre.S
but thought knew hettrT, and returned 10 an, -
In sbUnt two Weeks my cough retaTned, and H..
E. ting ard contrary to Dr.. Bourne% inIvs.
tnD never TO take Dsdicine AgAin, eommttas VAaA
folly, and soon vas sO completely Sun down that
could scarcely walk So as last Fesort, eoncIu1a1
To once more try the Wuter Cure I vent "A -
Franciscn-frw Of my friends rxpeetinR me "a 81,
turn; in fact, thought my return doubtful On n.
riviER at DR. Rourne's eSablishnr Mt (PehFuaVV IA
1869 vas not able to get into the bath without
aasstSnce. hui in lev days began TO gain ~.
mained With him only aix Wteks when len ga nj
ser and he'irT man," without the Of uardteImea
have nav heen at work several weekS, and And
that am gaining every day, and At present bid
fair tH he sOuier than ever before Prraona viGlt.
ing the D"cior's est Ahlshment wiI find IL inst v1at
II should be. IN the Ladies' aBd GebteuS M DeOaTt-
ments, and rshnot say too much In praIse oI tha
Doctors Kind attention 10 his patients
This letter write for the benefit af the nnie,.A
to he used as the Doctor decides, and should Il b tHS
means Of directing any une TO HE care and treat.
m' nj Who tas they A.suredly will And Vssf l vtn
be paid for my trouble. Your cbedient peTVaAL
JAMES CAMPB, ~
Engineer Central Pacihe RaIlFoGd
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

Watts Nervous Antidote !
The GreOtest Medical Discovery
Of the Age!
A CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE
- ToR
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS!
THIS MEDICINE Is A PURELY vEGE-
4 TABLE PREPARATION. and has never
been known TO fail IN sneeting . permanent cure
in the following eAseS:
Ague,
Anxiety,
Loss Of Appetite,
Asthma. Bronchitis,
Cholera Morbus, Rheuma-
tism. Convulsions. Cholid, Dys.
eutery, DOlirium Tremens, Mental
or Physical Debility, Dyspepsia, 0out,
Fits. Headache, Mysteries, Heart
Disease. Palsy. Imbecility, I'M
potency. suppressed Men.
SOS, Neuralgia, Plu.
risy, Restless.
ness,
reux, WnooPing Cough. Etc.
Columns Of certificates Of cures might be pub
shed. tuieient to satisfy the most skeptieaI tha,
this medicine 10 all the diseovereT Iiu,ms for it,
Persons with any Of the above diseases, will 60
well to give it trial before dosing themselves with
mineral PoifonS that. while they sometimes af
ford temporary relief. always leave behind them
the seeds Of some other disease. oftentimes far
worse than iha: which they are given to cure.
Watts Nervous AntIdOte
lS . perfectly harmless preparation. and can be
given to an infant without fear of injury. In fact;
there are many PsrsOuS who give it to crying ba-
6i"', a' a soothing syrup, With miraculous effect.
The AntidOts is for sale BY all Druggists.
SAMUEL ADAMS,
Corner Of Powell and Bush st's. San Francisco,
loct'mSI Wholesale Agent.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
GUITAR SCHOOL.

Lessons on the Guitar f
(,AN BE had on moderate terms dHr'sf !SS
u winter sea con: For psItieuIar Apply ." ="
Fruit Store next docY TO the Round Iens;
sept28 lmul JueAFn
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
D E ATH S .

At,he Riverside House. Carson road.) on
the 29lh Of September, Mollie, daughter Of j.
b. and II. F. Keeney.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
Fancy Goods, Etc.
Domestic Goods.

Domestic Goods.
Bleached and Brown sheetings.
Bed Tickings, Stripes, Crash, Duck,
Denims, Brown Drills,
Brown and Bleached Shirtings,
Brown and Bleachcd Linens,
Cloths, Cassimers, Satinets.
Kentucky Jeans, Linseys, Calicoes,
Flannels Of all colcrs and qualities.
10 this line of goods hr assortment is complete, and
will be sold At the lowest possible prices Vr Cash.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
Gentlemen's Clothing.

Fine Cassimer Suits. all the new
styles,
Fine Black Dress Coats,
Black Doeskin and Beaver Pants,
Fine Velvet, Silk and Cloth Vests,
Hats OF all kinds,
Fine Sewed and PeRged Boots,
White Shirts, Travelling Over Shirts
OVeralls, Jumpers, Blouses,
Under Shirts, Drawers,
Indian Tanned Buck Gloves,
Driving Gloves,
And everything required for Mems Underwear and
Furnishing Goods all for sale
AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
Mem advertisements CosDap
ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
THERE viii he an election held on the TWENTY.
Il FIRST DAY or OUTOBER next, to determine
whether tax shall be LEVIED upon the taxable prop
erty Of the
BUCKEYE FLAT
SCHOOL DISTRICT, suticIent to raise the sum Of
One Thousand Dollars, (tl COZ co., for the purpose
Of erecting new school house for the district.
The election will be held at the SChOol House In
Buckeye Fat between the hours Of sig and eight
o'clock p. N.
BY order Of the Board OF Public School Trustees
Of Buckeye Fiat School District.
JOHN z EDWARDS,
Clerk Of the Board.
ShIng.e Springs, Sept SOth, le65-td
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

NsngoUs DEBILiTY is radically cured By
the 1as sf Wats's Nervous Antidota.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
CHAS. II. PETIT.
DRESS GOODS.

Rich Black and Fancy Silks;
Splendid Dress Patterns
Empress Cloth, FoulArd and Wool
DelaineS;
French Merinos, Alpacas, DebeSxOs;
French, English and Ameri C a n
Prints;
White Goods in great variety;
Lawns, GinGhams, Chambrays;
Plaid, Check and Stripe Poplins;
And, Every Novelty in the line OF
Fancy Dress Goods;
All selected with great care. aud for sale at small
advance on Wholesale cost.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

"THs SWORD AND TnE PURsE."-The
most alarming symptom Of the utter de-
mOraliSatiOu Of the people Of the United
States, is the readiness with which they
adapt themselves to the encrOachments
Of despOtism. Unconstitutional and Op-
pressive legislation, and acts the most
tyrannical and brutal, they either approve
or tamely submit to. They surrender
their birthright without q struggle and
kiss the chains that fetter them. Forget.
ing the teaching and example Of their
fathers, they permit their servants to be.
come their masters, and hold it ''disloyal'
to comment upon the arbitrary acts Of
those in pOwerl A great many persons
are now living who remember the gigan-
tic struggle Of the people to throw off the
despotism of the money power. They
were succeSsIal-CGanks to the infdomit-
able will of Andrew Jackson. But the
mOnster-ths oppresSor Of the poor. the
friend Of the rich-has returned, and is
likely to be accepted by the people with
ready acquiescence. We learn from our
Atlantic exchanges that the State Banks
are rapidly surrendering their local char.
acter, and merging into the great power,
to be heteafter welded by one man, to
hold the people in awe and subjection. -
We think they are yielding = great prin.
ciple and their own ultimate good, for the
sake Of little temporary advantage. The
people will not always consent that one
man shall hold both the sword and the
purse. 1t is placing dangerous power in
the hands Of one man, no matter how
patriotic he may seem to be. Give any
man the control Of Doth, in these days Of
serviIity and corruption, and what is to
prevent him from subvcSting the Govern.
ment and becoming Dictator?
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
Engineer Central Paci6e RaIlrOcd.
sAa Fn,xcIsoo. Auruss ., Ises.

SAA FRlNClHC0, AnGusl ., lb1H,
Advised by the undvIsigntd. Mr.. Jpmes Camph<N.
Gf the G. utai Psc,hc Rail,oAd. tvho Uas then In
most dtturablr ~I-te Of III hrAhhl placed hImsejf
undet the care Of DR. IiOurnr, the Water Cure Phy.
sic'Ar. Snrr six mnn'hs oF more AfeTvArd he Vis.
tied this rtv Whrn etidrnrAiiy met him At Dr.
Bourne : rtrsbitshnwnt. and SIN happy To Giy rS.
stored 10 the enjoyment VI good health and 10 Ane
spirits JOHN SULLIVAN
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
Boots and Shoes.

Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' Lasting, Kid and Calf Bal
moral and Congress Boots,
Gentlemen's Sewod and Pegged
Boots and Shoes,
Buffalo. Felt and Rubber Over Shoes
Children's and Misses Boots and
Shoes of every description,
Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes
So '.'- Of every quality,
Ladies', Gentlemen's and Childrea's
Slippers, q splendid assortment,
The largest and most complete In Fl Dorado County,
which are offered Tor sale at the most
REASOhABLE PRICES
California Blankets,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERs,
WOOLEN sHAwLs.
TRAVELLING SHIRTS.
ETC, ETC.
Always on Hand and for Sale
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
W Rn1GBMBER THE PLACE! IA
CHAS: B. PETIT,
g SELIGMAN,S BLOCK,
Main Street, PlacSrville.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

~ Dr Bourne treats all disease Of the throat
eht,t and lrngs-wch includes diPiht ria, bsSnehA.
It's, lnc,peut consumption. pl.urisy. Group, xte -
IN the greatest Great relief 10 afforded In
,dvanced Stages Of consumption. RhtunAlIss, pa
rslvsi> nruralga, lever aud ague dr"Psy, rte ete,
ais" cur-d quickly, PLEASANTLY AID economically.
No mt tdic. he whatever. (SeptSmt
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
sprrlaI ano GentraI Notirrx
AN INTERESTING LETTER

Very feW persons, even among physicians, wou,1
have been willing upon any terms to have berc n
the eo1don 81 the writer Of the following letter ~
the 14h Of February last. viii aptIcinsts st "
what bis report Of the facts, By saying that On ~.
18th OF August, inst. he made me q visit s'the vs-S
picture Of good health" Time, which tTies ~
proves al things has sufficiently tested IhIS 49,
and shown that neither TtIapee nor collapse havin
followed, the cure 10 perfect, and can Be cited aes
the scores Of similar cases. the result Of nv Imnr~y
ed mode Of treating disease without medicine,
@. ". BOURNE.
Water Cure Physician.
Ne. 10 Masonic Temple, POS st., San franeIoea.
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ury; Mrs. Roy. refugee'from Eastern Tir.
ginia; Mrs. Dr!f W. d Morris Me- Arch.
Thomas, tobacconist; and Dr. Wexford.
These were all largely attended. Rich,
but not glittering, they were typical ofthc
serene and arrogant conventionaltty which,
although borrowed long sgo from Eug-
land, the Old Dominion, has always held to
be peculiarly its own, m II .t...s..
Childrep's parties have been frequent all
winter. Privste Soirees have been given
by Officers the army, and seFenades to
Generals made the night musical outside.
Richmond has had Its Fifth avenue withsl.
Franklin street in the afternoon swarmed
with riders, The best and loveliest upon the
continent. Riding in Richmond has al
ways taken precedence of the promenade.
1t is considered shocking for ladies, ,ex-
cept on the Sabbath, to be seen walking
aIoue. 700 T774. Il 40. o..
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WHEEITNGs'W! VA. FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 2l 1865

lett home to lake this chair of state, l re
quested my Countrymen to pray for mo.
was not then Christian. When my son
dled-lhe seVerest trial of my life-L was
not a Christian. But when l went to Get.
tysburg, and looked upon the graves of oul
dead heroes who had fallen in defence ol
their country, then and there Gonsecrsted
myself to Christ. I do love Jesus.p Rev
Mr.. Adams of Philadelphia, stated in his
Thanksgiving sermon that, having an sp.
pointmentto meet the President at 8 O'Clock
IN the morning, he went quarter of an
hour before the time. While waiting for
the hour, he heard a voice in the next room
as fir grave conversation, and asked the
servant, WHO is talking in the neEtroom?"
tit is the President, sir" stIs anybody
with him" "No, sir; he is sireading the Bi,
ble." "ls that his habit SO early in The
morningT ayes, sir. He spends every
morning, from 4 o'clock to 5, in reading
the Scriptures and praying"
And RoW what is our duty ?
Perhaps God has permitted our beloved
Chief Magistrate to be taken away, because
We loved him too well aud made him an
faoL Ne mnst draw nearpa zAe.s God the
supreme Ruler -. 7 W9 f1nat ann.
port with all our influence, power and prey
er, President Andrew johnson. 4
Yea from the closet and the home altar,
from the social throng and the sactuary let
prayers ascend, until the very avenues to
Heaven are dense with supplication to our
God, to rule this sad sftliotion for the glory
OF His name and the nations good.
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Notice to MIllerB 4 MN Owners.

WE ARE NOW M4NuPAcruRrva g. q.
wv WILIAhS SBLR-RBaULATIN6 BLAST
SMUT MACHINE on Wheeling I8IAah--the only
perfect Separating, Beating, and Occurring u AahIno
10 use. Delivered Tree Of charge ct the Railroad
DePoH In BrtdSeport, Ohio, or Wheeling, or stsGu-
boat Landing in Wheeling, " Va.
No. ell cleans II bushels Per hour, weighs 100 Ds.
No; cleans 20 bushels per hour, Weigh, $50 ID.
PTiee3l50.
No. 3 cleans IS Bushels per hour, weighs 500 n'.
No cleans 50 bushels per hour, weighs $50 Ho,.
Price 800.
other dies, up to 100 bushels per hour, mads to
order.
JIM. TIPTos, Of Lexington, Kentucky, IL our
agent. All oEdoEs tor that State ahould Be- ID.
dreaiea TSstS,H 2 nim' IAaB. wu11Iwu
noT736m bridgeport, Ohio.
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sermon Delivered by the Rsv. d. w
FiShsFt OF the .First PresbyterIan
Church, on "wednesday last.
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THE PAST WINTER IN RICHMOND.

Although no receptions were given by
Mrs. Davis last winter. the season was re-
matkably brilliant. NOgrand fetes signal
lied it These would have involved too
promiscuous association. Richmond sris.
tocracy danced and feasted in it's own ex
clusive parlors. During Christmas week
festivity ran high. Parties were given by
Mr.. Trenholm, Secretary of the rebel Treas
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GooKIEG SsToVEs, Of.au kinds, At gFeasIy- e.
mhls EEsBTTT BROS.
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cOSDUCTED
L HITC COCK
AT no. 1ls1z MAIN STREET,
tHorubrook'S BuIding)
Open for Students day and evening.
THE purpose Of this Institution "a to in,trnc,
1 young men (snd women tool in the principle,
Thich govern the correct Transaction Of pecuniary
business and In AccouptantIhp and concomItantH
BOOK-KEEPIRG,
stripped Ct isI absurd verbiage and ancient pro,
iiIity and intricacy, and adapted to the modern
mode Of doing business, especially IN the unIta5
States is the leading subject ofattention ItS Iis
which are as exact, unerri1g and free from eTcep
ton aS those of nstule and Comprised IN very feN
Eords, are nrst made familiar to the student who
who fs then conducted through course ofpractFesI
Bookkeeping, in numerous sets of books IN RreaF
Tsr1efy 81 FORMS till he thus acquires mastery Of
the art which enables him apply It Nth faeifItI
20 any kind Of business. .-I0 -
A WRITING school,
open day and evening, attended by both ladies
and gentlemen, where, without entering for the fu
eonrss, good handwriting can be obtained In q
ARITHMETIC,
and itS application TO ell manner Of
coUSTING-HOUsE CALCULATIONS.
receive the attention their primary Importance de-
1aaodI;; Ihs student will be made acquainted with
several modes Of calculation not found in bookG
tending greatly TO the abbreviatfon Of his work.
There IL open To the student aIso q oourSeof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, Commercial Law and
uSaEes, Finance, Banking and Currency: also rnGTIno
OF eminent BuS'nes. Men IN regard to the beG
avoiding faii1re. -
InTtIuetono in the above subjects are Intsrspor
cd With nAximI and inculcationa tending ~ III
formation of hiZh character as men and citizsnn.
The oour1e Of Instruction Is intended to be -
comprehensive and thorough e. that of any Of he
dent 10 much leBl. - / = NS ~ ~
I.I.H. bess leave to refer those to whom be II
unknown TO the ot1cers Of the banks in WbeeIipS
and Bridgeport and especially to his students.
TERMS, 80.
For the fall course above Indicated iuoludinv tbs
re4aisite blank bOOSs for Bookkeeping the charVe
iS 80. payable on entering. Tho time usually re-
CURED for the course iS from two TO three moStbS.
but the student Is not limited in tiue-ho mHv
remain a. long, and return often, a. he pleases
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-21

Society In Richmond during the Last
Four YeRrA.-The Receptions OF RS.
JeR. Davis and other Members OF
the Confederate Social Regime.