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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19
x,,ssurnt;. OCTOBER I'D. ,ea..
THE QUESTION SETTLED.

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19
h7h,L NliiG NlO TORIES
.NEU JERNEN- ELECILDN

1t following ate liz returns nom all the ,oustl,,
=" Ne" J'i9't iol members OF her az. Lrgl stature.
nom winch i" will appear that the Whles have ,am-
IHsieiy innphed In order to show the magnitude o
Tue Il ms gun since last year, Ne ,obioin the state
81 i''''s N the last !egi,s,urc. Docs not thr I'd.
"ni,iraton see, in the>e si,nS. ro,hlne to MAKE ii
pause in its eatetr Of rash Exnenmrn,s uo,h,ls to
DIVE ii lack to those slic paiI, nom which II has
sirl,rdl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19
Mr.. CLAA'S SPEECH.

The first moicly ri Mr. Claws Speech on the Fl
aances will be found IN o'lr columns li, manning
hose who crusc It VIII perceive that rhe .>t,lt Of
'lt G. IS much less rnpas, stunned tIau hls wout.,nd
'n't he DISCUSSES the greu question which now All
'''es the country in manner cfu1iy removed from
'osnatlsm on the Que hand, and dependency onthc
"'her He presents hls views in 4 clear and lucid
sHe; and ithc m9nests any anxiety for the adop-
,'nh not because they are his r3crS, but because
w oenrvcs that the present and permanent interests
" "c community at large intimately connected
vt" The establishment Of a safe fiscal agent foi the
sentiment and sound currency (orthr PEOPLE will
"' "ot Of partzan of visionary thcorisi, which
rl''S To the judgments OF people smarIing under
Consequences ot.tho ''ENpeliucut," and partially
'''ef'ns under the operation Of the wholesome
'''o'ne OF adversely from the d,ualon aud man
:, mp winch bound them 50 long and so firmly to
>, '''uhes OF bold pretcnder and the parasitic cir
-, "n'ch surrounded him. shall lie appeal To pre-
e'" 'nlnds Or, will his old antagonists give him
anu candid hearing ioN asks no more
u u. he sketch of Mr.. tIatlmaus speech against
IL; "'' feasury scheme which we make room for
IT, '"'hs' viii attract the attention OF the reader.
In, he" member Of Congress. Mr. Hoffman is
), i. ''.Ne9 debnet having for many years past stood
Ga, "'>' rank It not al the head OF the New or>
'ar HIS manner i, sa,,, Ia bo effective ~ his
If H., aug or readers ll@e taste oi the qualify
l.r;, '''ogh necessarily an imp,tfec, Que, ii the
0"''h' ct his 'brl'lant srrrch."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

/, = 'fhe respective lreaas OF Mes5ls. Calhoun
and Preston are buslly sowing the seed, Of dsoorJ
between tho, gentlemen and, II DIZZY are not more
prudcut dian thr, hayr heretofore been, they viii
seon ipcn INTO oIeo hostility. il Nh Preston is so-
ken Ut IN complimentary terms, the friends Of Nh
Calhoun 1hc G,c AT The supposed assault, by ,oacc-
ton, up,n th,r fporitr-iDa rice rtfs1. They are
already ON lhe eve o war-1na Yc should not be sur
prse soolIo see South Carolina once moro brought
by ii rnto the field ol federal politics. for winch she
has 50 Long manifested rather 4 lofty dtsdon. cd
ud-matks will be washed away, and parties tolm,d
OF ottrr elements and upon other principles Il an
lho,e that have recently governed her citizcns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19
Ees0gA HERE.

NOC sorFrs Of bargains htrCATEScd al
a .Essc!a0ss-Now coming up the RIVER et ~
day, Goods, at hAlflhe price formerly paid ior them
We determined on holding out great induce.
nenls for CASH. ROBINSON x ELLIOTT.
October - Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

Our friend Of tie Washington Reformcr expires
ses almost as much horror at the idea OF Incorporating
National Bank rs ever the Richmond Enquirer .'icit
or feicned.' Without doubling the sincerity ofthese
approhen~ions, We may be permitted without offence,
to say thai the present position OF HAT Journal could
not have been. anticipated any lime within the last
twelve months pror 10 the conlnenocment of the ex
ira srs>en of Congress. Its clinge Of tone is as sud
den is thal Of Nh Calhoun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

~ sSssES = f&5}g.E u
I. j. INV, l,creinr ant opening fiielr cpife stock
n rl f'.FE.7. = B'H.ssE5s2s 5U3EsS.
Persons u.sItn "a ratchase. mosl respectfully
invited jotdl and es7n.n" stoce.
Oct. u. w.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

g. The Washington Retomer dsates the state
,tta', ,opiea hy ns1om some >orrhefn Journal ma
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

TENNESS E.-The Message .! Gov. Cannon
to the Legislature OF Tennessee is an unpreIendng
document so far as mere style is concerned The
SUBJECTS discussed, however, arc OF deep interest
Educuion aud Inicrna improvement constituting ITS
puucpp topic. Ater ads -r'log 10 the fa'ou-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

4 - We have received from Mr.. Calhoun, and
shall pnbllsba> possblc,his see2ad Speech
the Finances. We observe HAT it is 'pyiatoi NJ NJ,
Giobc CUiec." TINS W., not 50 uuril uow-a0d set
are told by Mr. Calhoun himself, in tbs very
speech that he has chans"d no relation, personal
political" He certainly seems to be N high iasot 1T
the Globe Once now, although II has not been tvo
years since that Journal asserted thai Mr.. Calhoun
.'WouIl ueyrr 1cll the ruth il l>clooI would an
swcr his purpose" II Mr., Calhoun las not changed,
we suppose The Glubc has.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

4 81 We have received the October No. al the
".Seaiie0 Ii}uWl R,sso,ge,, but Ne have onl, bad
leisure, yet to g,ncc is table ot contruts Judy
Among the contributors We observe theuamcs Of PRO
lessor Ingraham tnthor ol ." the Southwcst' aud
L1fuc,l aud Mr.. s. H. Snulh N the plo,c
dcI nineot, md Nm. Gilmore Suons IN the Poejl.
cal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

Specie ior ne Goreramcnt and Rags toJ hc Peop1,.
The editor of the 'fuscumba =" Alabamau." HAVING
refused to TAXI any thing but specic from the POST
mas Of that place tor advertising the / OF bet
ter, lcmanin. in the Post Onlce, the Postmaster de-
cncl publishing them at all While the government
VII receive nothing but specie from It's debtors it,
Officers u.s.at upon paving hose 10 whom il j, IA.
dcbfrd ia dluh notes The old mlNim that "2o,eru-
meats Instituted tor the benefit Of the goHeneI
i, rcyer>cdthc people, it secns here, as well i. ID
Europe were bonn with sad Hes rhea back, To De
.odc, booted and -pured, b., thetr own tgcnts-"Hc'
Serlaats, is they pleased in an excess olhnmHy.
sonetmc,to 9rylr them,r!res'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

* S
.rNON SAL
Furniture al AUCTION.
= Mi. s.a.a4 f9If3y tn zp.h iusf. II, from, efmy
4 Auction EtaH Mahogany ada1ear'lS, Beau-
laes, Tab. ienhar Beds. bejsteals and Ghairs,
Gue 85'.r Gla4s, Reeloiliiet. and variety
sfa.hrr af#.H. . Suitable 10 HOUSE heepcfs.
Sac.
la e8sl Saddle .uf iiafaas, II facs.
s.,ic II II o'rleels CHARLES PHELPS.
pelober i 5ls
Esse.Rgs53AS 3. F25}R.E4s
~. my, Receiving aud opening f'iair cpilre slock
n. OF rent. = D'H.s'TS.g. EOosss.
Persons rtslfH. IA purchase. are nosl respectfully
invited jaedl on, #saa,a" oagaoce.
Oct. -. Nv
AisassFi -. tT'a.g's SoT'Ef L.
: IT. fst#ous h5e,ng caaa4 a1.ilst the eetaie "f
n JutH BuouIls. tec'd.aaa re.i listed 10 .icscnt
lben 10 M IN ply autleHtcfel tgr ,c,fiepeni,
fld all tlHsr OWING tbc e'stae. IL please ,tisa in
mr., lt'. Ifsueuf - longer Indulgence viii attic
give. 5DNN tp@SER.Jr Drpaty
faSael'iile i.ine SiaB
NHGl1As-A, rta. .n..3ia ia, clae.s o1fe ii lie
.t ~ =.I n"i unit Cd 10y gli .an.'r. tol tho
lH"." ttftpi fioiatd.
=. es'.-a.sf l,4.sett f.t.a f"as. =. and riooa,
II t.'a. .alio" .'j sra.,l fapr. Dlal ela,lo
ti"'7' III adan'',
la. a..,.,, ea.. Mot aa' as so .! N ii. sp-
a. Ga 80 HHf 4ltlH E Bg ta l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19
SV10F3RzDzs STOVES. ris.

A. EDE'PEEssgaEEgtN 'gkSNEEs. lie al
offers h. 20 the public having on hand
4 large and general ssortmcnt, Of 'Eaia naAd Htn-
81 are. Copper and Goppcr~N are tssflis
assorted siHcs,i al OF which WIII lie sold low by
wholesale or rctail. lie Is prepared do all kinds o
.S8Fs2E3F- Ekk8.s' work to cover houses with
'saN, COPPER. or >EsEEE-feR<bN on mod
crafe terms aud with despatch; aud To pntup gut
teis suouts &c. COUNTRY MERCHANTS are
re- pectnY requested TO call and examine his assgu
meut bette assuIeI Ihat they will indnto their in
ttrcst Ia do so. THOMAS .. AGREE.
+4rt. 70 ats
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

-.aea,, OF Improvement, 10 ~lltsh leuar.,,, IA.
rcrrsted, (amoug theluthr Centtd X III ko1, con
meeting with the Virginia road on ITS Eastern aud
with the New Orleans road on it. Western boundl-
~ aud the s9Hguine hepos winch were but recent
y entertained al heuslgorous prosecution lac sats:
" But la the midst OF our highest hopes, aud very
OF our schemes ot improvement, We are VISITED
h> the blshuna effects ui the measures at the 6enef
al Government. in relation 10 the cutrencN--nea-
sures more remicious aud unholy Han were ever
Anomn To be addicted upon the pcupla ri Tres and
enlightened eouutry-whilc We are sta threatened
with another Experiment, III continuation 81 the
blld aud infatuated policy. Thus policy. il adapted
aud acqueSced in, it Is greatly Ia be feared will lot
atime II least, poralslr the energies al the State IN
the prosecution at thase gIsat MoIn- oi luirtna I'm
proselncut 10 which have briefly alluded Point
me, however. In oul State. Is IL \ common eenffc,
should uut shhorn1 sister stairs proceed IN then
avcnmpli >imcut, sound pohcS would seem 10 tie
na.td nom rs, ready operation IN 1T least car
rsne on each "srk II the point desired, 81 td as the
same may lie within aur own INNS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

[ : VIZ. l'ell OF Tennessee, atEued, il hi, speech
against the Sub Treasury bill, that specie payments
might BE- restored in ski, days,il the General Govern
ment would pat itself upon level with the people
and the Stale governments, and would agree 10 use
the ooly existing currency, and, by doing gise s
oonntenance to the banks, and relieve them from the
eons2ut terror of government hostility. This nation
certainly presents the strongest spectacle that ever
was offered to tie contemplation OF manknd--a gov
enmcnt. based upon the popular viii, Yet divorne
itself from the people and making deliberate watup-
on the credit ond TIE prosperity OF the couuuyand
large portion, II not full moely OF the people
themselves cheering ii on in its Gothic crusade against
the very elements OF olr national strength
~ Mr.. Lcsare, the able member nom Charles
ton, $ {. ii viii be seen, opposes the sub fleasu-
~ scheme. We hope that this is indicative Of hc
sentiments OF the Union patty oi that State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

C. \ proposition VI, belole the I.,e.,atote Of
frmle>,ce, Al ou las dttcs, proceed, the ith
INST. 10 the rIecliou OF Scua IN Congress nPlacr
Of feN Gtuaay John Bell. Fphrim II. Foster and
Anale" l.. Na,tu are saoteu al as candIdurS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

Il = We regret to perceive that Mr.. liunfef p
this State, ANEW member, and talented Whs, h,-
taken ground N favor OF the Sub Treasury sehemc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23
The Beautiful Day.
by c. SWAIN.


Day ON the mountains-the beautiful day,
And the leap forth in the rride Of his ray,
The channels awakes from his wild forest dream,
And bounds in the gladness and life OF his beams
And the horn of the hunter is soundng-away.
Light, light on the hills, It's the beautiful day
DAY ir the valey--the rivulet rolls
Cioudless and calm as the home of our souls
The harvest is waving, and fountain and flower
Are sparkling and sweet as the radiant hour;
And the song of the reapers, the ark's sunny lay,
Proclaim through the valey-day, beautiful day.
oh, solemn and sad his far setting appears,
When the ray Declines and the flowers in tears;
When the shadows Of evening like death banners wave,
And darkness encloses the world like grave:
Yet the day, like the soul, shall arise from decay
And again light the world with day, beautiful day
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23
VUyArLOR ESSEs, AND sEAM,T.s
III CLOTHING ESTABLISfIMENT-Corne Broad

way Leonard s.-Ths establishment has been
The spacious $50 Broadway Leonard st.
may found choice OF cloths cassmeres
French, and Irish linens,
he, of the best quality and approved patterns.
Gentlemen have all their articles
made this establishment in the fashionable manner
saving OF % per Cutters of the highest reputation
experienced workmeu employed Dress Erock
Coats Panialoon Vests &c.
Chidren's clothing of description made order and
kept for sale is paid this department.
tentemens' clothes repaired short notice Linen and
muslin Shirts collars drawers. stocks &c., for sale made to
order
Families be provided with seamstresses to work at their
houses, by applying as above.
establishment designed to afford employment 10 in
ustrious this city, by when the greatest part otae
performed Those who patronize viii all mpor-
public charity and the time have their work done
on and in the continuance of
the liberal patronage already bestowed by public
is respectfully solicited. my20-ltaw6ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

Al the birth of love, the hours,
All together, clustering came
Girded wen with leaves and flowers,
Were their looks and eyes Of flame.
Round the monarchs couch they presses
Anxious, each to win and own,
In his young and budding breast
An unrivalled sway alone!
But so bright and warm each maid'
Blooming, beautiful and TALL
That, no choice the god essay'd'
lie was pleased, and kept them all
,Tis no love, that lives ans CLOVIS
Only with the fow'rs and sum-
And begirt with wintry SHOWS
Finds lis heat and passion done.
sin the same, through all the hours,
Does my constant spirit turn,
To the far and ieeting bow'rs,
where the young and bright eyes burn.
Through the changing season thus,
Whatsoever the hour may be,
Love has sway and sun for us,
i, a heart for him and thee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23
NO. 81 AVN srarrr.

Mosrise HrRALp-ued every morning, except snnday.-
PRICE, cents copy Country furnished
the rate for any specific period ON remittance in adj
No paper sent out, unless paid IN advance.
EVENING CHRoNfcLEissue every afternoon e'cIocb
Price two cents per copy. Country subscribers furnished az
the rafe-cash in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-issued every Saturday morning al o.
clock-Pce o. per copy Furnished TO country subscA
bers al 50 per annum, In advance.
WEEKLY CHRoscIE-Not yet pubished-bu, win be- soon,
IN all those papers at ne
usual rstes-always payable in advance.
seosDEars-a requested TO address their
James Gordon Bennett propretor and all letters business
10 be post paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

CARDS.. w. BRYHAM respes uany informs his
N friends and the public he has completed the enlarge
Of his Saloon attached his Bowery Steam Cenfection
for the better accommodation Of ladies and gentlemen,
much mere Improved plan and now reopened for the
season W. b. thanks for the liberal patronage
he has heretofore experienced and pledges himself that every
attenen shall be paid 10 his friends respectable ana
select society also all the decaces they IN season.
such As lcecreams Soda Water Mead Lemonade Coffee fe
Cake, &c. sc.
Conectionares manufactured usual the improved rI
cipe, the Bowey Steam Confectionery No 20s Bowery,
directly opposite to Rivington street. =. w. kfHAM.
fS-tf
7 AND OFTICE.-JOHN l.. BOGARDUS, Attorney
IL and Counsellor Law, Clinton Hall, No Beek,nn ST.
Opposite the Brick Church door city OF New YORK. no
Mississippi, Arkansas, Military Bounty, General Land onice'
and Western Agency. ;,
Patents obtained, and titles perfected for soldiers or their
heirs either h Revolutionary 3d. Late Wari 3D. Saeadian
Volunteers; 4h English Refugees from the unted states 10
Canada and Nova Scotia; 5 Dcserters from te BRUSH ar
my, the heirs in all the above cases; SIN lus 70 as of-
ieited for OF reclamedi m HEIRS undef age
entitled to lands sold for 8th THOSE VINO parted with
their discharges warrants titles before Inc patents Issued
reclaim the 9th. Lands III e several states ana
Territories in the United States Canada Nova SCOTIA and
Texas bought and sod exchanged taxes pad and titles
vestgated obtained and perfected on application to tins Of
fee
Posaers thoug United States and other gentle
men forwarding the above claims and acting agents
sections of viii be entitled to %
ona all commissions. Communications post paid.
u Valuable farming land for sale in the State of Illinois, $40
quarter sections ot 6O EACH Parcels from 80 to $40
situated and otherwise Alo in Mssouriand
Arkansas. d26-tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

u:
aaa i The @ % sne
Ss ss than any con Ses the IA
those nc that any which have sssd
y his He pull that i ps.sn
9G y M mss snS
ehalae.s Ssis permitted Eish; Rev B.op On
ss s 10
!. Ia a s mo s sGs Ssi HsS Sss az
chronic d eases to ca As e N sss f. A't
Dr. would p 5 that "a The
b.. had ca's, Of his obscure and a.ns.oS.
s they TO s ss y ss
81 sudden deaths which frequently occai, and
Nominated the citation Of God Its pominent and.
bone commonly the lower part attend with
oihe heart esiessus oe the SHOULDER especially
s ans w ZEE e eu
ofea!hns and generally experience sornes of breath and
sseendns against the wind, up stairs fhsss symptoms
WI
which become moe frequent attended with peculiar and
pareniy good heai,his enjoyed.
the nature and treatment Of this disease has taken much pains
procure reports FROM E in This country
aumereus cases which come under care he fully conf
aneuris Of the large artery
heart Justification the arteries II is always
orally irregular and intermittent There probably disease
which has put def all the ard Of
peIence, observation and discriminating Judgment IL alarm
ngfac, that this disease is becoming more frequent.
For the of those coming distance
Seass flee, 2 Ann street. will for the present, be
The Vegetable Rcnovang Pills sale at his off se Ar Arm
street ma3I-
A CAND 10 THE LADIEs.-The subscribers
IA opinion ofthe female mind and character far exacdo
90 whom this card potey address . can be csoed at,er
bated Strengthening Plasers, prepared with refer
to their favor aud they most recommended
those who afflicted with coughs colds ashmahs &c He is
confident that possible OF the ladies
could array. which for modest Intelligence and
repeciab'y would far outweigh his highest mmeadaons
skin will not soil the white liz and may be by the most
delicate female in all situations with and cOmfo for
They ahe Bowery Medicine Store $50 Bewcry by
milf N. W. BADEAU.
" ECKWITH'S ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS.
- Undoubtedly the useful and pops medicines
Of the present day IN relieving almost variety disorder OF
headache ess Of the stomach and bowels
lneplsnt d,ahoea cnoc aundice abvn cosene seasck
ions dcine and it of hat
they seldom or produce sckre sat the stomach gripping
Testimonials from physicians
may be had The following agents ss'
~ Rn.o sS rs No KasSS5 6SS
Astor House; James Hart Broadway; Di Lewis Feuch
twange az 1r aswny g D. Cogeesha 42l Pearl Grower
Allen Insemo, as Grand J. T. NJ. Beakley lss adson
q A. b q D. sands 100 F.Itenst j. Mhaa 1888 Broadway;
Il james Weir 2is 10 Grand ST.
Persons deous OF obtaining agcncis purchasing whole
sale, will please appyto HENRY TURNER,
m 81 Inns $50 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23
RADEAU,s CELEBRATED STRENGTH


te breast sde back mb also for govt rheumatism liver
complaint and dyspepsa for coughs colds asmas diiculy
in breathing of the stomach &c. They VIII
immediate and soothing reefand for peasanness safety
aud certainty decidedly superior 10 most other RENE
dies such persons whose business or ayocaons require that
they should stand much those of sedantary habits
neray who may be troubled with pains in the side breast
advised to try of these beautiful paster they
cnay different from all Others and free from those OBJ
sections which reasonably made against plas,ers gene
. The proprietor has had the pleasure OF selling them da
~ for many this city, and OF the thousands who
have used them he has not heard OF solitary complaint They
parone extensively by the medical professions and there
i probably an intelligent ply stefan in the United states
Europe that would hesitate TO sanction them with his name or
influence when made acquainted with their composition
Printed dire cons accompany each plaster signed by me in
my hand writing counterfeit which will be punished a
forgery Persons about buying them will remember TO ask for
BADEAUS STRENGTHENING PLASTER and see that
they get the directions thus signed They put in boxes
with large and attractive show lwl keep without injury
any climate and will be forwarded part of the United
States British provinces order, and liberal discount
made to those who buy to sell again.
In conclusion have only add that instances
in which the saulary effects have been produced by
using them, that they recommended with the most entire
confidence 10 all who thus afflicted.
Sold wholesale and retail the Bowery Medicine Store Na
200 Bowery, New York, by N. w. BADEAu.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23
COUNTING HOUSE SCHOOL AND WRITING
- ACADEMY-L +. HRAGG has onenrd his School 30

COUNTING HOUSE SCHOOL, AND WRITING
- ACaDEMf.-L r. BRAGG has opened his School in
neatly furnished Broadway, for instruction
IN fennansip and Bookkeeping Beautiful and mastery
Penmanp VIII We guaranteed 10 pupil (not aloring
under any unusual dsluahhcaton limited number
lessons Gentlemen will be taught with rapidty
like that Of thought the bold and sleni manuscript
the admiration of the curious the aevile
appreciation Of business dexeriy and taste and the
tonmsnt Of those swaming, creeping scrbbe manuactu
rer who mpudently thrust themselves into notoey by inter-
mnabe puy backed by aorous black and white scratched
and painted specimens prove their capacity teach others
what they cannot do themselves
Ladies viii be taught write with perfect and elegance
the embarrassing perp!exe OF bad pens which they eanno,
mend will Re eectually remedied and that which often deters
Ladies from useful and interesting correspondence graceful
employment, viii be completely removed Writing will be-
pleasure instead of a bore.
Keeping will be taught thoroughly and practically on
the plan of the late Mr. Goddard The School Room viii be
Counting ROOM where all the ordinary routine of business will
proceed through its nrcace and varieties Including
house business brokerage, mercantile facilities of calculation
Sc) Mr. Bragg having been practical business bookkeeper
during r.any Of the earlier years of his life.
The silly aurlies OF expression 10 be found IN pub
LEGATIONS for the direction al youth in business forms and
ponence, will be shown and pupils will be taught to think
Of business and TO embody their thoughts rather than ia
copy Ignorant indicted by who have pac
ucal acquaintance with mercantile habits. myl5Iseod.