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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-03
BOTS and SHOES

farmers Look at This.
OA0nA BUSHELS Of Wheat
P0'UVU wanted, | will ray the
ast price in cash or merchandise for
bushels Of good clean fall whe at, at
*s~ store on Water below Jefferson
J. G.. LAUMAN.
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Ha f! ha I! ha ~! Ha ha /! ha J!

Ha ha I! ha -! Ha ha ha !!
Ladies and Gentlemen, have you heard Of
the news7
The "Old Shoemaker's" returned with
BOOTS and with SHOES.
They will fit the old lady, young lady. baby
and all;
So you that are needy just give me call
YVHE undersigned respectfully informs
J. his old customers and the citizens gen.
orally that he hasj returned from the
East with large assortment Of Boots and
Shoes Of every variety. Leather of all kinds
and shoe findings for the Graft. consisting
in part OF
5000 lbs Spanish sole leather,
5000 " oak tanned do
5000 " harness do
Is doz bride do
90 {" upper do
IS calf skins,
1000 lbs bet do
Kid, Goat, and sheep skins, and existing
Leather:
cases Mems coarse and fine boots,
fine pegged do
10 Mems coarse do
extra fine sewcd do
8 water proof do
Boys do
81 bushels pegs.
Thread green and bleached, avis, spara-
bles, backing, shoe brushes and everything
in the finding line. and many other articles
to suit the times Call and see before pur.
chasing elsewhere as am determined to
sell lower than the same articles can be
bought in the far west.
r. S. ADAMS.
$40 F@sst IL
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Groceries.
ladies' I0ok at This.

w., ladies' Look at This.
ON Style goods for Ladies' dresses;
ii I sli de Ecossie. parametta cloths:
u ,h rum changeable, barred and strip
49,, and prints Of every variety,
|.isb s;,| large and splendid assortment
h WI % sold very cheap. Call and
La J. G. LAUMAN.
Water-st.
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New Boot and Shoe
Establishment.

On Water StTeet, WTeP uOUTS uO0Oe DUUtU s.
TINE subscriber begs leave to inform the
/ citizens of Burlington and vicinity,
that he has permanently located in the
c;tv and intends to carry on the Boot and
Shoe making business in all Of its various
bra nches. in the most durable and fashiona.
bile STYLE, he also keeps on hand all kinds
If Leather, trimmings &c, and hopes by
strict attention to business 10 merit share
of public patronage.
II. B. Hides, Wheat, Oats, and Corn.
taken in exchange for Leather or Boots and
Shoes. ,rcrcp .,roN
cant 12-3m pd 16
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Paints and DYE Stufs.

Paints and Dye Otu11S.
4 CEROON superior Indigo. madder,
L alum, copperas, rose. pink. Fchrome
yellow, do green, sugar Of Lead. Logwood
Venitian Red, &c. Just received and for
sale cheap at the New Store, Water below
Jefferson-st.
"a J. G. LAUMAN.
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J. F. TALLANT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
BURLINGTON.
A GENT for Comstocks celebrated Fam.
IA lily Medicines,
Bartholomew's Expectorant Remedy,
Dr. Linn's Balm of China,
Hays Liniment for the Piles.
Indian Rheumatic Elixir.
Aldridge's Balm of Columbia for the Hair,
Kolmstock's Vermifuge,
Judkin's Specific Ointment, &c. sc.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-03

Dn0 ACRES of choice land in
OOO Louisa county, Iowa. This
land is of first rate quality, and is within
one mile Of Columbus City, and about three
miles from the forks of Iowa and Cedar riv.
ers. A fair proportion OF timber. This
Land is situated in a good aud we'll settled
neighborhood, and within few miles OF
two mills. l will sell it all together or
divide it to suit purchasers. A splendid
bargain can be had by enquirng Of PHILIP
GORE, of Columbus City, or the subscri.
Der ut Burlington. WESLEY JONES.
May23 SO .
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-05
February Is. 1s44
February Is. ls44.
THE STATE OF OHIO)
CARROLL UNITY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
October Term. lS43.

John Coaman,
Us. Petition for DirOrcs
Hannah goldman,
The said Hannah CoaIman will take
notice, that the said John Coalman did,
on the 9lh day Of November, A.D l943,
file bis petition in the Court of Common
Pleas Of said county, praying to be d..
vOICed from her, the SAID Hannah. for
causes following to wit: lst Gross ne
glect Of duty: Cd Extreme cruelty: Sd.
Three gears 'OiLful absence: 4rh. Adult
try by her the said Hannah, wife of the
said John CoaIman--which said petition
will be for heSring at The next Term of
said Court.
JOHN COALMAN, by
E r. EcKLEY,
his solicitor.
February l6, 1914.
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SHAVING @ RAlR-DRESSlEG
Establishment.

THE undersigned would respectfully
inform the citizens of CarroltOn and
lls vicinity, that he has recently rented
the room formerly occupied BIZ Heigb
Ion and koms)wgr-Nhere he viii boid
himself IN readiness 10 wait on his Gus
toners at all seasonable hours. He
would also tender his bIghssl thanks to
the liberal part Of community for their
patronage, and soiIcIts a continuance Of
The same. Hoping by industry, ocono-
my and strict attention 10 his business
10 merit the appreciation Of the public
generally A word 10 young gentle
men who would be admired By tie la
dies. 10 those who have LOST the great
est ornament which nature ever beslow.
ed on mankind, would say, that by
making application to the subscriber,
they can have beautiful head Of hair
restored with little expense, and with
out the least injury to the skin. Cali
and examine a specimen for yourselves,
and that will put the question beyond
doubt.
Rdzora dressed on short notice
STUDELY.
CBrtoIllnn Feb o 1874
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HENRY BELFRICM

Begs leave to iuiorm the public in gen
era that be has comm enced the above
business in the frame building adjoining
the Cabinet shop of Thompson 4. Crum
rine, few doors north Of the Western
Exchange, ION Lisbon street. whore he
is prepared 10 make, in the neatest and
most substantial manner, all kinds Of
Boots & Shoes.
He hopes by strict attention to business
and working the best kind Of materials,
to merit liberal share ofpubic patron.
age. He is determined, as far as posi-
Bile, 10 live up to his promises in furnish
ing his work to his customers.
CarroIlton, March go, 1914.
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Designed os a help 10 those who are sup
plying AemseiUes in whoie or IN part
ruth Wooden goods ofthetr OUn nun
ufactue.
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Boots & Shoes,
BOROUGH ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given to the inhabi-
taals of the Borough OF CarrolIton, that
an election will be holden in the Court
House, on Monday the sth day Of April
next, between the hours Of IL O'Clock
AM and 3 o'clock P NJ, to elect by
ballot one President, one Recorder, five
Trustees, one Treasurer, one Marshall
and one Street Commissioner TO regu-
late the future concerns Of said Borough.
w BUTLER,
Borough Recorder,
March %, 1874.
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CarrolIron. Feb. Q, 1874.
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ATTACHMENT.

Notice is hereby gwen to all persons
Interested, that at the instance Of Isaac
MowI, a writ of attachment was issued
on the 26th February, 1914, by John
Deiord, Esq, Justice of the Peace IN
Washington township, Carroll couGty,
0, against the goods. chaitels, rights
credits, moneys and effects OF Joseph
Ricket, an absent debtor.
ISAAC MOWL,
by R, McClave, bis Alt'y
March o, 1874.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining IN the Post Office at Carroll.
ton, .. on The LIST Of April, 1914.
AltwelI Jason Lawler Fenton
Arbuckle John, Mccoy James
Black Daniel Myers EII2
BIackledge John Miller Henry
Blair Isaiah Mcclure James
Brown VIM Moorebouse John
Back WIN w Mlchenary Hiram
Barnhil james Nixon Abram
Bushong Adam NeeIy Samuel
Best jackson Norris David
Buck James Need DAVID
BrannOn David Grin John s.
Coffee VIM Pfice John
Cummings Joseph PIummer c, orJ
Cameron Thomas Pugh CatharIne
Cameron Joseph Polarf Jacob S
Drnels Jonathan Ready James
Derrien James Rose Henry
Delord VIM Stephens VIM. Jr
Davis Rachel Sell Gabriel
DAVIS oarah StockWell Isaac
Davis James M Swaney Andrew
Denny Joseph Sparks Thomas
Ebersole John Stall George
Flgley Joseph, 2 Sheppard Wing
Gilmore Francis Shrlver John
Herman Catharine Swearingen Wm
Hewitt Samuel Shave John
holmes Thomas Tope Hiram
James VIM Thompson Rev T
Jackman Adam Twiss John
Kemp Joshua Vanpell VIM
KarRs David Westfal Ruth
Kintner Eliza Watson Jacob
Lee Thomas Yant Barbary
Low Luther
THOS. WILSON, P. M.
April 5, 1914.
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rIHE STATE OF O.l,O,l
CARROLL COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after October Term A. D. IS43
Lewis Crawford Admin
islrator Of Joseph
-. complete real
George Workman and ''"" "''' w.
James Workman
The said defendants will take notice
that The said Lewis Crawford, Admin
rstrator as AFORESAID, filed his petition in
tho Office Of the Clerk Of said COurr, on
The lst day Of February, l844-which
Is no" pending-prayIUg for an order
OF said Couyt, 10 authorize him. as Ad-
mDlstrator o. the said Joseph Work
man, decd. 10 execute a certain real
contract entered io'o By the said Joseph
Workman on the e2d day of August,
I 1898, with one Robert Nelson, for the
sale and CONVEYANCE Of certain tract
Of land, situated in said county, and de-
s"ribcd as. part Of the East half Of the
Nor,b East quarter Of section %, town.
ship IA, Of range 5-being thirty acres
(more or Iess) of the North end Of said
quarter becliOU-and The same lard 80
much ofssid half quarter section, as the
SAID Joseph Workman died seized and
possessed OF. And that at the next
term of said Court, the petitioner will
ask for ssld order. that he NAV execute
to said Nelson a deed for sad premises
in pursuance Of said contract
LEWIS CRAWFORD. Admir-.
ofJoseph Workman, decd.
By PEARCE, STARKwEATHER q JARVIS,
Au'ys for Petitioner.
February Q, lS44.
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THE STATE OF OHlO,l
CARROLL COUNTY, %

THE STATE OF oHIo,l 8.
CARROLL COUNTY, o.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
VacGtion qf,er October Term A. D l843
Henry Daniel andO
Margaret Ann
Daniel his vile, Ia partition.
US.
Barbara Long, et ais
Frederick Long Martin Long, JOS ph
Long, Andrew Long, Elias Long aud
Mary Worste inDermOrried with Joseph
WorsleI, a \ OF SAID Carr,lI county, Ohio
and John Long Of The State Of Tpnnes
see, and Barbara Long widow OF George
Long deceased, Of Carroll county, Ohio.
will take notice, that a petition was filed
against them on the 9th day Of No.
vember, A. D 1913, in The Court Of
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, and
State of OHIO, by Henry Daniel and
Margaret Ann Daniel bis wife. and is
now pending wherein the said Henry
Daniel and Margaret Ann Danel his
wife, demand partition Of the following
real estate in said county of Carroll, to
wit: The South East quarter of Section
twenty three (23y in township sixteen
(l6) Of range six (60 and the North
East quarter of secron twenty four C24)
IN township fifteen (l5) Of range five ~
containing in all three hundred and TWEEN
Iy (320) acres, more or less. and at lhe
next term of SAID Court, application will
be made by The said petitioners for an
order that partition be made Of said pre-
misses, &c,
E. R. ECKLEY, Atty.
for Petitioners
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February Q, l844

THE STATE OF OHIO | CO
CARROLL COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation af'er October Term, 4. D l843
William Kye,l IN CHANcERY.
Jane Kyle. Petition for Divorce.
Nolce is hereby given 10 The said
Jane Kyle, that on the 22t day Feb
ruaTy, A d 1874, filed IN The office
Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Carroll county, Oho, Petition
praying 20 ne divorced from her; and
for Cause setting forth that she has been
three gears wiLful'y absent from me
which said petition will stand tor hear
ing at The next April Term Of said Court
of Common Pleas Of Carroll county
when and where, she may, if she please,
appear and make defence.
WILLIAM KYLE.
Pedrce, Starkwsather. & Jarvis,
His Solicitors.
February 23l, 1874.
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SEERTFFiS SALE


BY virtue Of "a writ oil Veadi ETpOndS
issued out OF The court OF common pIeos
OF Columbiana county, and TO me dlrec
ted | will offer for sale at The door of The
court house in CarroIlon, on Saturday
the 9Th OF April next between The hours
Of 10 o'clock A. M aud 4 o'clock P, M.
the following described real estate, 10
wit: The North East quarter Of secron
No, 9, Township Ia, Of Range 6, con
tanning l64 acres Taken in execution
and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March |, 1914.
Printers fee l,5O
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Dissolution Of Partnership
10 whom it may concern!

10 whom it may concern!
The subscriber regrets that he is un,
der the necessity Of informing those in
teresled, that as his former calls on them
for money, have been in great meas.
ure neglected, he is therefore compelled
TO make this last peaceable appeal.
YIu are aware that business cannot
be conducted without money; and you
are also aware that you have for con-
siderable length Of time been withhold.
ing that which is justly due; thereby
violating the golden ruIe, do to others
as you would wish them to do unto you.'
Feeling confident that no man can rea
sonably expect TO prosper in business
unless he uses some cXertion to pay his
debts in reasonable time, (at least in
from two to five years after they become
due) He earnestly requests all those
indebted to the late frm Of jackson u
.S'nchir to call and pay off before the lst
Of april next, and hereby relieve hun
OF pecuniary embarrassment and them
selves OF the upbraidings Of conscience,
WIN. Nj. SINCLAIR,
March s, 1914
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NOTICE.

JoHN DUNBAR, Esq aided BY Stark
ueather d JdrUis, will attend to closing
up the professional business Of our late
firm.
PEARCE, STARKWEATHER, i
JARVIS.
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February 16, 1874
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of Uendi erponas,
issued out OF The court of common pleas
for Stark county, Ohio, and to me direc
ted, | will offer for sale IN the town oI
Sherrodsville, on Friday the 10Th o.
April next, at II o'clock NJ. of said day
the following property to wit: four head
OF horses, Two miIch cows. fifteen head
OF dry cattle. Taken in execution and
will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March Is, 1874.
Printers fee LOO.
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JAMES ROBINSON'S ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given, that The sub
scrlher has been appointed and qualified
as Executor Of the estate of James Rob.
inson. late Of Carroll county, Ohio, de-
ceased.
DANIEL GAULT,
Executor,
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SHOES g BOOT9o
Master Commissioners Sale

Master Commissioners Sale
THE STATE OF OHlOl
CARROLL COUNTY, '''
James B. Mcfarland, !
William Reynolds,
Edward Lukens and
William R, Evans,
traders under the
firm of Reynolds, : Ia ChanCCfy
Mcfarland u Co.
Us
William d Jenkins &
Margaret his wife,
et ais
BY virtue of an order of sale issued
from The Court of Common Pleas for said
county oI Carroll at their October Term
A D lS43, and TO me directed as Master
Commissioner of said Court, | will ofel
for sale IT the door of the Couu House
in CarrolItoD. in said county OF Carol
and State Of Ohio, on Monday the 29tt
day oil April, A D 1874, the following
described real estate, to wit: Lot mum
ber twenty two (22) in Bohart's origina
plat ofthe town of Carrolton, (lhen Cen
trevllIe,l in the said county Of Carroll,
with the privileges and appurtenance'
thereunlo belonging. Sale between the
hours of 8 o'clock A NJ and 4 o'clock P
nj Of said day.
ROBERT McCLAVE, Master
Commissioner 10 ChaIcery
March 20, 1874.
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SCHOOLS
p,SuIONARIE D,NCrNf

MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY.
the honor vi informing the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
ork, and vicinity, that he has arrived for the ?u
pose of giving principal fashionable Dances
prevailing IN the highest circles OF European and American
society.
Mons, X has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
port where his style met the waIne Animation U! the pub
lc and TIE marked approval Of the fashionable community
Among oiheS, Mons K proposes teach that well known
dance La PCLkA-the Suarles With original mts!c-
the Vu;.e de Deuy Pas-ths MazoufkIcw CoulIoGs-new
Gciopps, and Ill !iaericnn Dances.
Mons X. wi 6e assisted BY MADAME KORP0NAY Gs
Musician. The instruction WI be given III TIE French Ge'
IInG and EngliS, languages.
Rooms are engaged at = PARK Piace$cty private, cool
and airyfo tie accommodation OF Ladies and Gentlemen
The Polka, and the 0ua.ille, III present danced In
fashionable circles OF London ard Paris, taught
six twelvs lessons, except the Mazourka All othecs ~
twenty -four lessons. -
For further paslGuars. inquire Of MONS KoRPoNAY. =
his residence y Park Place
CHS Lessons from, 10 L. A. H. L. ]. and
to :, p II. and from 5 TO II the evening.
Six lessons S-teye lessons, $40. and quhTJ2. els,
Private Lescns-x lessons as twelve lessons, sE; quar-.
Ter, 50.
enles. &C. sc. a
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HARDWARE.

TpoN STEEL, NAILS, &c. ssc.-KEMEfS. BREESB
= ShWPStjE IL Greenwich u, Sucoer=ors TO btryh.
IAN. JOHNSTON. sYRES L CO, have on Hsna a'0''
Ss.i. at and .1,afe bar ifor Kp'.n Old ss5is de-
Eozl!,t rUuid flat and sluars LION hI'uiiesa CO.
ins-ira1 line rauar. Iron. Z 10 Il Ich
UTnZc-,' Rod, BIB To- Z lich
isniss Rods ard :aos chaps. ~ 81 suet ,
M Nail Ro.s ci Norwegian aud Old s7sf5 iisF
Vsni .ad rcrrr Iron OF FL si1H1
amerjc11 rooi irp1 = 70 u lE1Br=
ttut Ns,i; BralIs and Spikes Srgtsi rEouSf' IN.ls
isst Steel OF sIudoon- RTitios 9 To- staia AZ A1s'
sowing Srel of tho E8Stzrsp. yFarTlntei
shssr Steel German :. sci: Of gsrlnul Sssi-io-
: flIsfcr Stsel, fir. EnI sacorli dtni;J
a,9-rn hy.s. St-sl. uU-t'E Axes. Superior article.
E p-S9edgb i.pE .iraEt 10 iJTa.scst ,p2'stt 70
dfrWblG-. 4'e'-'
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T)AGUERREOTYPES

--,.vrFn STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY 10
{ RtfJSDU.AV. Up SrSlSS.-E WHITE "cuih r.
.nectfuliy cai the E;tentga Of czens and angsfr .g
H., 5fr In ms .otecai collection ~ iaEuatyie PORTRAITS
sse q IN gps eE To u ssn' % isn5 5a1 sit
J p,,,J,s In zen " al kinds Of ,yeuls eier with OF
without the ccis the prices Of Which M ii l-ue'7 " c's
20 ar:srcsn Iu,rin at ~ ian exhibition r';f.ed l'
pai Inc F Prr.i1h Urte bes; leguerreotype LIKENESS
e. tor grouping Erd sane'd eject ~'c % oH ~ '''
Sir White sso at il Rev YofS fot the yfI' supoI'o.
imported German Cameras. and :. 40 v4is ~
thr cIty OF tate can they Dc obtained. -, -;
HOlyipo- led fer;nSn lIefis also FtcnGa ana Ani7I
can uI,.rs the VIC be-, gialJ. win 'it= 'NoS
Chemicals Polishing :ntietats, &c II -,
NJ Vh's s-r Nl1sut.ct,rY hcas ne oi-=,{ ara t9,t
a,ie,zi IN the United Statsg erUh om The quantity
~ essn.ac;ufssl 20 sci! Dag4sJFf"yp1 7Hiure LGss
r,f ceEt lower thaa other hauiriS the tHaa
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ssengers Sailed

In tic shin Asw. YORK. for Lirerpooi-Capt Todd 2d
re?, BA Lieut. J W Donnivillr 4 aud lndy John + ol.
ga,e Est Ihes NJ DCoIkel lady aud child; Chas Hebron.
In Tie steemship Caledopia from Boston for LiUcrpoo
Aessrs Ernest Evers and Abraham French, d Boston, u
yohn Wnfd ana Is
L Benzoin New York; Lewis, of Philadelphia Turn;
or and q Turner of Virginia; Ramsey, Robert Albums NJ
Kistone Edward Mackay, Jesse Joseph Ellis and Captain
Taylor Of Montreal; nessrs Potion, Osden Thomas
" Harris of Hamilton, Canado Samuel Mines. OF Eng.
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JoNES'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY
Op IN,I,I1 a1nRN l,iNIrN,,I,Is-1. pnnA,


2i7 BRoADWAY, corner or .tUgRhY-srREET,
= HE OBJECT oi this Institution r;paI; ha-ouch
instruction IN Book keeping PeGhnshi and CONNER.
cla aItarec and Quay .cts the practical duties
OF the desk Private instruction given required. Rooms
open day ard evening.
uue-ted apply 10 the Librarian Clinton Hail. who vii!
furnish ticsets OF admission under the arrangement made with
the Committee.
References may be had nj the Academy to ooskcpee:s,
Merchants md Clerks '7ho have been students during the last
Hr:ie reafs.
For sale Jo-s PRINCIPLES ana Pnctioc of Bookkscp-
inv syo -. Tbs work adop.sd the Academic In.
sti;.a.s m this country II Is aLs r.Fuhl.he1 IN Enend
and extensively introduced tle1a. oil 3n.
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BOOK KEEPING. &c.

~ c. MARSH. Accountant, respectfully announces that
". his Counting Rooms No. s. Cedar street. continue
from A. NJ to g P. VI.
In the study of Book keeping taught by Mr.. Marsh,
every pupil keeps the most PRACTICAL complete
Of partnership books embracing all the different business
OF good mercantile house he becomes familiar
i, ali the books constituting TIE with all the documents
relating the books tal balance balance sheets
current, and with mercantile calculations
discount. equation of payments, exchange, sc.
In of instruction person OF good capacity viii
become competent Book-keepSr md Wi receive csi-
cate that effect. M one Is iaugh IN class.
MERCAN11LE NiRfTlNG:-& thogunfh course of pro
grssve lessons which lc! fail eter.;Eg valuable
p5o.eHent. Specimens oil truly mercantile style may De-
At the ROOMS.
pIppeG;as with terms hours, &c may ba cbtn.ed al the
YOoIss dag and evening.
c. c. MARSii'S WORKS.
TIE Scfence OF Double Entry Book Keeping Simphfed Il
5s.laa. ~ pages octave pIce 81.
Tho AT OF Single Entry Book Keeping improved. ID ei.
ton, I'D pages octave: prce IS ceats
Frr sale ut the bookstores. and NJ the rooms.
Dir Marsh oiiers hts services opening CLOSING. writing
Up books: IS Cedar street, up stnirs. SOY
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GENUINE TEAS,

GENUINE TEAS,
HOLESa LIZ AND RETAIL,
TIE CANTON TEA CONP NY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, IN CHATHAM STREET. N. Y.
Branch store:
5ls Rlescscr street, keW-Y0rk,
81 Gfund street. near Suffolk;
ISL Greenwich street. near Fulton.
iI6 Fulton street, Brooklyn
e Chestsut and % North Fl,tn.N Phincn.phia
II Hanover street, Boston
EyI1E the attention OF City ard Country Families and
Purchasers their eyef establishments where tney ,hlns
wi, by scectInns al puc and
tel Tons in the United States The universal popularity uDd
oftber house with reference to high Qualities low Pm
har comments rscessary Original and only warehouse f
ie sue of tIowG1as Bnck 1eo- Observe stranTers VIII
be nartic, 10 remember the number OF The PRINCIPAL store IN
Chafham street Via FL between Pearl End Rosege seets
TIE public viii also be pease TO take notice that the Canton
Tea Company nothing To do with any o'f ilofs efrp'
lnnAa ;-s:Eil.al s, The AZ ihs navar'sansnt Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-18

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The Glove Anoyne the best Of nl Toothacis KenedeS
f. * jnmente and certain effects. curing the most yo
lent ;ooiilnce pan in the gums in ons minute .;n
Eypericu> has proved that tins nnolyne composition VIII
give immediate nm, permanent relief after the failure ni every
other reney is pleasant TO the aste and sine w. o M
lure the teeth gums any and lev applications VIII
entirely remove The pam and from GecayeG tnOi 50
that Il may be filled and rendered useful as ever W hen the
nam proceeds from the face or from the gums uf0un tooth
rppnfently sound this application will give speedy relief b?
rubbing few drops on the parts affected prce - cents.
PIeanre, and sold by 4. Is. SANDS & Co. Druggist, and
Chemists. 27S oqdwny corner Of CbamherS street Granite
Bunr Sold also AZ 70 Fulton street: II Ems; broadway
and by Druggists generally Throughout; tho United States