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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-27

CANADA MAILs--The Congregational Journal
arrival OF the British mails in that village -
The British Mail brought out by the Caledonia for thu
Canadas was brought Tuesday in the cars OF the
ternoon train to this village where the bags orytwo in
number we're at deposited in three Of walkers En-
press wagons, each drawn by four fine horses and in
few minutes were on their way to MONTREAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-27

INDIAN DKPREDATIoNs-The Yam Buren, (Ark J
inteligencer, OF The 9Th inst, saws "rhers is ru
in this city that the Kichee Indians have crossed
River in large NUMBERS for the purpose Of depreciation
and that Major Bell, commanding Fort Washita, had
an express to Fort for roups to be in readiness
to march Tor the purpose of checking any outbreak"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-27

The leave the depot Of h Market Streets
daily at O'clock and daily lexcept Sunday az 10Y p
leaving New York at tx for Philadelphia can reach Bal
moe mex! morning ample time for line seyng fer the
South West Tickets b. procured the Depot
bSsrd the Boat at Deck street wharf Philadelphia Fare
Car will be attached the Freight Train which
leaves the Depot daily Except Sundaysl o'clock NJ.
and arrives in Baltimore early morning. Fare cents
GEO. p. FISHER, Agent
No. Wall, or West streets
MI tai Mt ceptsn lhs inaH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-27

HEk FOR LlVEktOOL-To sail in few days-The
fast sailing, eoppered and copper fastened
4ksNew York built ship S0UTHEKNER, I. .. Pal
mer master, will sail above.
ly to The Captain on board, or to
WOODRUFF MlNTURNs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-27

STEAMBOAT AccIpENT-Another of these steam
boat accidents is recorded in the Cleveland Herald
Of the 2lst Of April The steamer Waterloo left Buffalo
on Saturday morning, in company with the steamer EN-
erald for Chippewa and upon the Middle Reef when
under full speed. The Emerald employ ed for some
three hours in trying to get the Waterloo off, but
failed to do The Emerald then took the Waterloos
passengers and proceeded to Chippewa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-27

STRAW GOODS, &c.
FLORENCE, BRITISH STRAW, AND LACE
BRAIDS AND BONNETS.
LII Of above of the best fabrics and Of the and
fashionable descriptions constantly importing, and
0nerns 0f sac on inc most THoMAS REYNOLDS
mhIs 1m#m 1877 Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-27

QUx, gardens for sale. inquire 23d
- INIT house east OF I'd avenue an lwsm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-03-08
ROMANCE In REAL LIFE.

The melancholy fate Of young ALBANIA,
who jumped from the roof Of building
in New York, and killed himself has Civ.
en- rise to much inquiry respecting lhe
cause. A New York paper furnishes tie
following facts as history Of the causcs,
which are interestingly romantic,
Seuor Gnnzalvo A'ama was the son OF
a very wealthy citizen CT Havana, whose
annual income amounts to five o. SIX
hundred thousand dollars. Some time
previous to his arrival in New Y ok there
had existed strong attachment between
him and a young lady in Havana, whose
great beauty, excellence of disposition,
and accomplishments, made the most pro-
found impression upon young Aldama,
but whose handle circumstances, CON-
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merit. TIE latter is not an original parn,.
ing The head being from Stuart. bat The
telinralloh o! the limbs is the most per =
feet cxIant.
o the remarkable degree Of awe and
reverc.ce that 'he presence 1t Washing.
ton always inspired, we shall give one GU,
"i one rhrusand instances. Durips the
can'oEmeni of Tie American Army at lht
Valley Fmge, some officers Of the 4ln
Penn>y wanna regiment were engaged IN Il
.,4iae Of !iNrS. In ,hr midst Of their sport
,0ry discovered lie Crmnrndpr-m.t hiI
iranlng Upon lie enclosure ava, hfhol.liuy
the game win e,idrn: shli> faction. In Il
moment all things were ckanged. The
haii vas suffered H. roll in,G away. i.p
Gay iau-h and joyous shou, of excl, ment
"cie hufhtd INTO profound silence. anu
lie officers wee ( a,eiy grouped lnaprh.
e.. 1t was IN vain tie thi.f begged Of
the players t!@' they would proceed with
their game, declared the pleasure he had
cX!cf!crccd from wines ing inc,r sk,!I.
spoke Of proficiency in the manly eX.
ccc.c tina! he himself could have boast,
I'd OF III CHER DAYS Al would not de-.
Not MAJ cnuII &c induced 10 move. siti
she Grnrra'. lindng 'h4' his ,,rsruse hlp-
GeGCd the ,liicrls FROM continuing tie
amu&"mrnL bowed, and, visnlug them
good spor, retired.
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s-rS-vz--zSE1xsRznss

FINALE roA Observation-Disclosures
al I1nrcsi FiolA-l am come-,h. Flora,
! avn come to--oh!--''
II SIC you, Malcom, perfectly. You
are come, YOU tel me. interesting iutrls
ii,enca. Certainly. Wei. what nrXi2n
son. ilpla! am cone ,o-to-n
"JtI.'f me your heart aud hand, SUP"
po>e.o
"Ye,.n
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-03-08
From: the Philadelphia SATURDAY Courier.
Nobility Ct lIccha1:, S.
L! MISS N. l.. WORTH.

Fabian en-, hmm, ,,och.,;r c,llos
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,u,,,,y n,,,rs 81 ,rc..,, ',,.a,',,, :, I,~, 49,
cham I,c red a.Il,.ry ~ heaven
-,
"i' "' W ''"o"' my P'"e" earn
"'""s'' ''' sl'"> were one WASH '''"!us
,as, .,,, Wa. ,,t.,, 80. ','. ~ ''",N "
wn anL ,,7,n,t,L ,,, '. ,n, r ',,,
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~ ''''' '','''i,'7 ''''' ,'1 = vs. "
49, ,"'e'"a' ''e " o"'''N>" ''''''
Wv ""' '''''
Lon on Jehovah was workman,
100. "ii the h"slo",h@ G"" created l'"a,
ven a." t''In, and from confused rha"s
'""hg p"iS reIi'c' world, Me p"'I'c'
""ih'"a"H'i'p "l we t!erndi' "'tf"a'rd
i""I'' ~ '"ST ''e "''5"'! "'"Ia'"e'!''
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Vailed a1rh ,noJa., .,.r nsoW.l c",
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=, a,o,.,, ,I,, ~ ,Ii' ,"'' a. ~. "'''
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,Lsv r.,r M SIM or m,,n hn, r',,hr,Il,
dist, ,hrir ,en>ive E"h, o,I ncas '''" 49,,
hn.n.a,onn, .n..,. ~ e.s,', 'I";,' '
depths creatures Of life came M. and flew
above the earth; winged fowls and birds,
nd tlying G-h, and Tie grea, whale, dan
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HONOR 40 WHOM HONOR IS DUE

ever been So Successful in COM
poun4.ng N. iir.ue, which has done
Eo mlui 10 ttluv. the human itiHily, to rob dis
So Of its t-.ro'S and restore the Invalid 10
Health and ccEIlort, as the Inventor and Pro-
prietor Of that most Gcservcdly popular family
medicine Dr. S"Iy"u's Compound SYrIp OF
Wild Cherry, al,u ioEe has been SO generally
pa,ronised by tl,c Profession and Others, both IN
this country md IL .I@rorc, nor has th,ic ever
been SO great oit4.; IN Tie short space oi only
six or seven ynG:S, 10 Gcceiy" The cgrduious and
unlhinkng, By ."tling up NostrlimlS OF various
kinds, by various in .Yld.g!s, aiiiAing The name
OF " lid Cherry aud rs inuC.I OF the name Of tle
original preparation as will scream ti.em from the
lash of the law, and one OF the Impos,e,s " liz
puts oat the common pare goric oil the Shops and
calls il the BaIsam Of Wild Cherry has had the
impudcnce to caution the public against the
Original Preparation, Dr. swayne's Colnyouni
Syrup Of Wild Cherry, which is doing 81 much
good IN the world.
I39Bi.WARE OF SUCH IMpOSTORS.. -
And purchase none but the cr2na! ana only
genuine article as prepared 10y Er. SWayue,
which is the only compounded hy II
regular Ph, stefan, ard arose FROM many years
close attention to the Practice ., tie FrUicsscn,
and which led 10 this great alscovcry. Thou
sands and tens Of Il! ousinds Of the best cstin!o-
mails of the unparalleled success of Dr.. &wayue's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry for TIE cure of
CONSUMPTION,
Coughs, Colds, Splitting Blood, Liver Complaint,
Tickling or Kissing III the Throat, Nervous Ee-
bity, WealEess Of Voice, Palpitaton or Dis
ease ofthe Heart, Pain in the Side CT Breast,
Broken Constitution from various causes the
abuse Of calomel, &c, Bronchitis, .1stIma;
Whooping Cough &C., were declared to the
world years before any other preparation Of Wild
Cherry came cut. The most skeptcal may sat.
isfy themselves as to the truth of the above, by
little enquiry in Philadel phia. The genuine
article is prepared only by DIR. Swnyuo, whose
office has been removed 10 n. w. corner Of sth
and Race streets, Philada. The Balsam aud
other spurious articles of Wild Cherry has been
sold out and rc-sod out, and the propretors are
Obliged to resort to Falseliood and Strutagcm to
make their own ont it. The genuine article is
put up in plain style in square bottles, covered
with blue wrapper, with yellow label with
the proprletors signature attached.
The Public are requested to remember
that ii is DIR. Swayne Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry, that has and is repeatedly perform
ing such miraculous cures OF diseases which have
baled the skill of the Prof ssion, and set at de-
fance the whole catalogue of Patent Medicines
which are daily pnhld through the organs Of the
press. Therefore ask ior DIR. Swapncs Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, and purchase no
other.
Sold by DR.. II. II. Mitchell, EIk,on, Md,
J. w. Ahrahams. Port Deposit. DID.
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StovesS Stovesy

The subscriber thankful to the public
for rast layors, would again inform them
that he is now ready to furnish them with
stoves of every description for burning
either wood or coal, which he will sell
rs cheap as they can be had elsewhere.
He would be pleased to show his stock
30 his old customers and the public gen
orally before they make their purchases
Call at his Tin Ware and Stove Store
mex. door to DR.. Mallace's Drug Store.
JOHN II. GRAHAM.
Elkton Oct. 10Th 1874.
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i-'' i'e'S"" ana personal "P'T"' '"c'' '."'
ccEo!'S y ms gee! t@s S cat rrr"i s.
From the "tuSiy LlCoatcI.As Gaa
Dr;raIe -p,,,o;ry
~ Ps's"" WA A!N"T0@ Wa o''t'''
nc ''""'o Nc no "'e ''''' !" ',H'
Iu'e ''''' anu c|'i''"''oi''s' H. "hi.'"
'"f'l' 81 ,"e h,A"''S' Pi"r"l 'Ioi!s' ''''o'
'"9' III Na'"'t ''eS' ''i"''''' All" c".tl-
age me most o'="!'IeH' s'a'r!"I ana nm
posing. y" one e'f' approached IN"
latsr fa!Fi& INA. Nln not feel bis presence
80 long ago rs The vice regal court al
H''ila'h-n"'E. III ne Gay" "i h"t" ij"!e~
lour'' '"i. Washington WAS remarkable
Tor Ills spie"""' person, me air visa " ti!r''
ne wore small SWORD, ana MS pe'"''at
walk, lhat i!ghl elastic Tread acquired
~ Ms long serve" on Ihe frontier, "H'rl'
was a matter oil mae! observation, cSptc!'
any 10 '"fe'!Hefs.
hIth Colonel washington was on
'l>Il I" New YORK IN l'|5, i! was oCaS-
lv" at Tie table 81 ii'9 btii.h Governor
'H%Ia segment Just idnucd from rang
c"";d:nr" hm"rG lis Officers f"''e ct l'ie
hhtSt specimens OF ma'uaI ei'eanC" ~ ms
h@jeS'J se'N''e--IlI i&ti The most Hu?v'n
locking Fellows ever landed Upon the
.h"Fts OF Tie new world, wager y"u'
f.Ec"iie"cy pair OF 2l"ve*, SAID h'Ts.
Mor'Is, an american lady, that viii Sho"
you inner man IN The procession to-moi-
70" IMAM your t.Ace!lency cah select
from your famous regiment. Done
hauah'' rep'ieu me Governor. The NOR
70" came Vhe 4'h ct June.) and the
procession IN honor o: the birth DAY o!
me hihs advanced through bI"adWay I"
me s':a,''s 81 mll''a'y music AS the
troops deh!ed ot ore the Governor, III
pointed ou' /" Inc lady several "iiiceES hN
name, CLAIMING her admiration Tor lheI'
superior persons ana brilliant equipments
!" 'ear OF 'he troops came a oand o! ON
GERS ho' on guy OF c"ioi'ai oihcefs'
ana strangers OF distinction. Immediate
y Oh 'he'r approach, 'lie attention OF the
governor was seen TO DC directed toward
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Published weekly in the LOG CABIN,
BYE C. RICKETTS,.
TERMS.

Two DoLLARs per annQln, payable half year
~ in advance, or Two DoLLARs and FIrry
tents II not paid I'LL The end OF the year.
NO subscri pticn will be received DOR less III, ,
six months, and no paper discontinued until ali
arrcdraEes are pad, unless at the discr, ion OF
the editor.
Advertisements of one square inserted three
times tor OH& DOLLAR, aad TWENTY-FIVE cents
Tor each subsequent inser,ion longer ones IN
proportion. Advertising customers will pl5osc
marx Oh TIE lnanisci ut how many insertions
are req"led. If Xo aaclI direction is given, tie
advertisement viii be continued until torhid
and Charged accordingly. al communicative
10 the Editor should be POST P,iu.
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pared with his ;ninrely prospects. prov-
90 ii grca! obstacle to their union. His
laiii": wou'" not hear Of it, took every
means to prc,cn. their interviews and
even IN interchange of letters between
hem, and. at las, finding all unavaiIino,
hanished The son from the paternI roo!,
a'td compelled him TO leave the county.
! l'0"g ALBANIA, with screening heart
and d'jycied SPIRITS embarked for New
York, where lie arrixed some tn .iuce.
l;e hnsil", TIC anlo-e'nen's, the novelty
Of 'he scene h'' a 'e,HHor''y effect upon
h'm i"f the better he went to The ,nea-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-03-08
4 PRODIGY;
TIE SLAVE AErIiMETiC!A.V

4 few months since, an account OF ;
rcgr" al a" extraordinary faculty for uum
ter., belonging 10 Vi. + M'Lemors, u
Madison county, .;!a., We rUi ia tie "a,
pers. Mr.. MtL2moGe WI, il town or
'londAy, and SIC had an opportunity {"
witnessing he powers Of calculation O
his anomaly in mind.
| lie is an idiot a to everything else, AND
Tor ilIa' reason, has never reformed ANY
labor, tIIough Of stout person, weighing
nearly two hundred. 10 ,hp question:
'how many are l12 multiplied iy 3S9I'
he answered "h'tyslX thousand, i"Ur hun'
dred and fily-sevcu," almost without
hcsi alton. 81 al.o 97ti By 637? an: e..
! 81 ,ol2; 52l hy 3Jl ais Arr, !S2 SSl. -
he ais" solved questions III division, with
d facility thar heggars all counting. room
! cd'cwIa'Ion much as how many seven
| Irr.' Ill 800 how many hinetrrns in 1881
&c. To test h!s comprehension ~ muns-
htr over a m,IIIHu, he was asked how
mary were - , multiplied by 1857
;lHIiNL TIC rvii>e - 'hrre or iuur minutes
We wee NOT CnaLIcG - detect any cvi-
dencf, a meula tiiuri IL his couhipGancc
am. dnUJt'd whether he was lhjakiug at
all. Bat, to the as;onishnent of all, he
a">~r cd. ''scyrntiCn hundred and twelve
'ho0>and and l'iiy-fouc.'
/ his negro does no, kuow Letter, or
& are, or any Other Representation otgum
herS, or !dras. lie speaks 10 no one. *
cepi when spoken To. lis jorc;lraa Is
Iong AND cnvm,d with hair Within an Inch
aIl half above tie eve.h raws. Rat the
v"i"m", from 'empie Ia temple is dee!'
hry"nd comparison. liz is ninrteru years
nId. hu! has The appearance Of tIitty.--
lie las ucvCr been taught to understand
,pelhsps las never heard, Us BE hrs never
jr.olc been from home. where no rnu 90 ~
teach him) the forms Of mathematical
questions rr problems. other than those
81 simple addition, multiplication and d!-
vision. Superior even to SIR Isaac New
ton il dis single tacully, he is destitute
al every o!her 'l:at is nsc,s sary to rent,:
i available for any prac'irn pnrp"se.
lie is uHuhlG - communicate his pro-
cess to Others. The basis oG his r.ckon-
il! mast hc drcimat. ar some Other even
""mb"r; fnrIvc,lions involving ed n"m-
bers rtQ"ira d longer '!.na fox Inerr snlu>
''"n. When solving such, he has nIvs-
ier."nN nn~mo'GchEic sig ~ p'actng'hi,
let fore liug . IL lhr c"tnsf of'i- LEFT eye,
.od ,hen drawing it down across h,e
mnaai. Such is the scientific Niger
rom A'.haGu--a aei"s Of one idea. -
CoiGmbus icnr. Observer.
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POETRY
" GOOD BYE"

Farewell! farewell; is oren heard
From the lips OF those WHO part;
IT'S a Whispered toae-'t is a gentle word,
But il springs rot from the heart
Il may serve for tho lo:ors clo,ur lay,
To be sung meath a summers sky;
Dul give me the rosy lips ihat say
The honest wor4s--" c God bye"
Adieu! adieu may greet The ear,
IN Ike guiso oc 90 rily spe,ct;
But wien We leave the kind and dear,
'Tis not what the soul world teach
Nhcae'cr we grasp The hands ol'th-se
We wou!d have forever nigh,
The fame oriiioudship burst. aal rlcws
In the warm, Crank woras-~ Good bye"
The mother sending forth her child
To meet wild! cares and strife,
Breatics thro' her tears, her doubts and fears
For the Iowa ones future life.
No cold "adica" no farewell" lives
Within her closing sigh;
But the deepest sob of anguish gives
Cod Llcss the, boy. Good byem
Go watch the pale and dying ono,
When the glance has lost its BEAM
When the brow is cold as tie marble stone,
And the woili a passing dream;
And the latest pressure Of the hand,
The look Of the closing eye,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-03-08

OcrIcIAL NorIFicAT ALTON TO Texas
We learn from Washington tina, Floyd
Waggaman, Esq, was despaiched BY the
Ptesidpn. from that city yesterday alters
noon, 10 deliver to Major Donelson, the
Texas Charge dc Affairs, the Annex
alton Resolutions. Should it be found
,ha, he has left Nashville, The bearer will
proceed to Texas San. Of MartA AN.
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AGE-N'gS
FOR THE
CECIL W HIG.'

John 3. Yarnall, Port Deposit.
J W. Abrahdms, Port Deposit.
Edwin Haincs, PM. Rising Sun.
Jonas Preston, Jr. P. NJ Conowingo.
Johns Everest, R0wlandsvillc.
Joseph IIaincs Brick Meeting House,
John NcCrlckcn P. NJ. North East.
Nathan Wilkinson Elk Iron Works.
William y. Pearce. p. Nj. Cecilton.
John i. Morton p. NJ. Warwick.
john l. Clayton p NJ Chesapeake CITY
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A gentleman in church intending TO
scratch his head, in mental absence, reach-
I'd over in'o the next pew and scratched
the head of an old maid. lie discovered
his mistake when she sued him for
breach olpgomi7e Of marriage.
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TIE Coal TRADE-Sent by railroad
up to Thu s lay evening ast-Schuylkill
Haven, 6G77 tons; Pousville, 1889; per
last report, 42,576-,otal. 50,9l4.
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From the Keepsake for 1915.

no GIVETTy SGEGS IN THE
NIGHT
When coor,ing slumbcr,
The hours number,
And sad cares cu:nher
My wearicd mind
This thought Shall cheer ms,
Whose ear TO hear me,
Is still inclined.
My SOU! Thou kecpcst,
Who never slecpest,
Mia gloom the deepest,
There's light above,
Thine eyes behold me;
Thine arms euloIdme;
Thy word h as told mo
That God IS love.
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In Indiana and Missouri habltual
drunk enness for two years, Is cause Tor
divorce.
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Oh! what joy to Nice! Again.
TYROLESE SONG.

Oh Whit Il joy to meet again
The tedious Eous Of phsencc DER;
One moment such is woltI the pain
OfalI this heat endured before;
The Ieencr too my anguish past,
More full the bliss taste at list
on what JOY 10 Rect again
There's no, a heart that truly loves,
That has not ip!! what now we feel,
How absence every charm improves,
And secms cw hca'ti,s to reveal:
The overs accents !elt'ler arc,
MoTc lo,cIy gr,?n lis hclu,cous Sir
Oh w..4ta ] J to ;nec! aga!n!
g. N-'ss .H.-.-. -.a:sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-01
6rbools.
PRIVATE STUDY OF FRENCH.

DROF BASSkT about 10 organise his evening classes
Freuci the ensuing al his residence 4s2 Hud.
ION. a. I've u door AbOy. ST. Lake Church by THIS new
method pupils acquire Wrench practically and gramncay
without much study This system the result OF years o.
The pupils find themselves relieved from the
task of yUturs minutes study No book s usedex-
cept one To read ill., In thorough knowledge
French obtained Those who wish TO Join the classes
will please call Immediately the number OF pupils and
classes are limited -
~ B. An afternoon class of young ladies' viii be formed
my residence and also Nine Dixons, 492 Hudsonst
1faxxf
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B X ! S I o w 8
Superior and Elegant Commercial system OF
WRITIN G.

Academy 1S9 Broadway, opposite Johs-sf.
MIR. bRI-TOW Finishing WIRING Master, In snnounc-
wi Ing HI. REruss TO New York, and the iEoPtsiNG Oh
hi. Academy Room NJ. 6. at 1879 Broadway Ia resume
Teaching h- admirable Of Penman ship, most pecl
FULLY informs ladies and gentlemen OF this city and BROOK
vn Of his having made GREAT REDUCTION IN his terms IN
order to render the vast benefit OF his Instructions whn e
reach of ey>ry one II, .
No complaint (moray spessin9 is more general than that
of FAD hand This much be depored since the rem
edy constantly al hand alike SMILE SPEEDY ana
CHEAP. ~.
Ma BsIsrow promises and GUARANTEES to ladies' and
gentlemen OF and capacity, To convert the very
worst writing into BEAUTIFUL, FREE, FLOWING, eApedl-
tous pleasing style of penmansp executed IN an
giant off hand manner how ,eg,oe or craHPsd the
hand may be, - .,,r,,s
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS!
Extra lessons will given free OF charge II required
Even the vensra BILE mstron feels delighted In gong
this process revive the study OF the vernal mora
offe.
Mr. b. can be from TO A. NJ. or from TO 8 r
NJ u PSIvArE lessons gv,n
SaoRr-HASD taught by Mr.. For SALE, work on short
hand.
n b. Bookkeeping taught by double and single entry,
o. ,cf,, ally.
ryy- VISITORS IN New-York can take course of writing
n hr 80 DAYS tsipl ~ imsol