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NJ D. =. II. REHwic
Removal Card.

DRs. HUSsEY & REHWINKEL would
H. inform their friends and the public in
encral. that they have moved their Office to
h West side Of Market, between End aud 3rd
streets, second stor 6, and under the new City
Hall. Entrance one door North of Mr.. Cooks
shoemaker shop. They take this occasion to
return their sincere thanks to the citizens of
Port.mouth and vicinity, for the confidence re-
posed in them and their system, (Homepathic)
Which has been amply demonstrated BY the
very liberal share Of medical practice, given
them. They assure the public that it is their
constant study TO give prompt and efficient Mt
ion to all who may favor lhcm with call.
G. ST. c Hussey, N. D., residence on
North side Of 9th, between Washington and
Chillicothe streets ,Ss..
f. II. Rehw.nkel. NJ, D !. residence White
Cottage corner Of Market and Fourth streets.
Porsmoutl,, March l3, 1852 --dw ,a
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New YorI Marlet.

April 10. P. M.-Sales 5000 bis -four al
4,3l GA ,37for State, and 4,43@4 ,56 for Ohio.
Sales Of 700 bles mess pork at 1850 and
200 bis prime OF 1925.
Sales Of 200 packages picked shouldnrs
at 8}c.
Sales Of $50 hhds New Orleans sugar al
4@4ac, and $50 90 Muscayado at 4s@4ac.
Coffee is advancing with sales 5000 bags
Rio at 9i@10c.
Sales Of 300 tcs rice at 3,25@3,5O, and
200 bis Muscavado molasses at 2lc.
Linseed oil 58@59c.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
nj. TX e HOE,

rdbn Is now receiving and opening his
kW Spring stock, consisting Of Boots,
yN6hoes. Hats, Caps, Trunk, Car
pet Sacks, Leather, Sole, Upper. Calf,
Kip and Lining Skins; Thread, Pegs,
Binding Skins. 60. &c., all Of which he is
now offering toa liberal public at prices which
shall not be beaten. gas
The citizens Of Portsmouth and surround
ing country are invited to call pnd examine
COUNTRY MERCHANTS & FURN-
ACE PROPRIEToR6
will find tito their advantage TO give him u
cali 9ts na gsl 8 2
N. B.-All orders attended to with accura-
CIV and dispa tch. fapr T. 52I
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SPRING AID SUMMER
DRY GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIT

Wholesale AND RETAIL,
AZ No. 66, F,ont Street. 2 ds6s ssest Of IL.
Frdukiin House.
y thankful for past hvoFs and solicit
y ing 2 continuance Of your patronage, W.
respectfully Invite your attention 10 as FINE
q STOCK lPerhapg) Of silks, Dress and fanc '
goods and Nations as can Be found In our city
!. - impossible 70 enumerate, you must call
ane examine for yourself. E.
our increased sales Is an evidence hat our
goods, prices and manner Of doing business e
becoming known and appreciated by i discern.
ing public, who have too much common se,,ss
70 oe humbngged BY putting. "SeIf-praisc
neing half scandal,p we leave the field for
.nose who arc adopts atpufing ,hemselyes-
], ~ planted ourselves here when our citycoaId
naldly !. % called toion, have grown up with
!. studying from yer to year, your wants. n
nrst keeping sur little craft near shore. increas
ing sur stock according to our n, ans, and now
we nad o2rheaas above water and whya sim .
piy oecanse we purchased our goods erci,.siue-
~ LOT cash, and sell for the same al small prof-
~ Z ana lose nothing by bad debts. 4 81,
Tor low prices we have nailed our colors 10
the mast and ,ria not surrender. ..T1 4. s.,
J. L0DWiCK & SONS.
Country Merchants and Furnacemep.
a iter posting yourselves as 10 pricca and
qualitles Of goods we would be pleased to see
ou as we believe we can make il to your in
terest 70 give US share Of your patronage.
April l3, lS52-dw.
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pR. eu1soTr's IMPROVED ExTRAcr OF /
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILIA!

DR GUYsoTr's IMPROVED EXTRACT OF
YELLOW DOCK AND SAR SAPAgILLA!
The original and 10 My genuine preparation for
the permanent cure Of CONSUMPTION and Dis.
eases OF the Lungs when they are supposed to
be affected by the too free use Of Mercury,
Iron, Quinine, &c.. &C. -
TWILL CURE, WITHOUT FAEE
Sbrofhin on Hkinxs Evil, Caneers. Tui,sfs.
kFuPiions ofthe klkin, Erysipelas, hrons
X ac -ore-ky res, AkingweYln or Teisera. 8enlh
Head ~ kheun. tisni, Pains IN she Bonen
or Joints, old sorcs nnd Ulcers. swelling
81 the Glands, .yyphfIliB, Dyspcpsin, salt
Bheunn, DineWs~ 81 Kidntya, less of Ap.
cn. y, f,nsn In ihs side aud sheul lers, Cen
ernl -, ,bility, k1ropsy, LunAbnge, tnums
diceanA costiveacss. i
The Best Female Medicine Knownl
The SHAEER PREPARED .sYELIow DocK. = ana
the !" RtD HoNDUaAs SARsAPARlLIA,r arc the
Invaluable remedial ageSts rom which Dr..
Guysott' Improved Extract Of yellow Dock
and sarsaparilla, Is formed and the labofatory
OF pr. Gnysott hus given Us The virtues OF these
roots ~ then periection. His preparation CON.
talns ell the restorative propeFEies of the roots,
combined and toncen;rated Ia their utmost
Experiments were made IN Tho manufacture
OF TINS medicine, u5iil Il was found ihat y could
not be inrther improved. s
Accordingly, We find il resofted 70. almost
universally, il case of Hepstc Scorbptic, and
lcutaneons compl ints for general prostnation
Of oil tho sitaI poweIs. anu all those tormcnt.
ling diseasss Of the ekin 50 trying tho patience.
| and % injurious % health. i- \ Y, ,is Y
II quart Rotiles, 81 per bottle, Or 6 bottles
lfof s.. Sold BY JOHN b. PARK.
Corner qf Fourth and Walput slrsets. 70 whom
/ all orders addressed.
" p. Ms.eyA y csy, and ehkeklefora 4
Criehton. ktsssnca.h Tfurdulo & iiynes.
Jasper = Long iacksOn e. B. perki0s,
lrontoni Emmit 4 DAVIS, WaveTly. j. ". Dun.
ham, fikeion. ID. Sproat, ChiillcssAs
Feb. 20, 1889 --wlys
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[ is saol owned BY individuals III the shape II
stock subscribed qr takcn, but Is held upon
L trust of derived by devise, donation, rift 81
shall not contract any indebted.
| ness beyond the actual means or assets 81 said
lcofpoTations and II said trustees or directors
contract debts or incur liabilities beyond tbe
neans or assets Of said corporation. the trvs
tees or directors SO contractine. shall be held
liable in their individual capacity for the nav
ment Of the same. but the property Of said cor
poration shall first be exhausted.
SEC. IL. Any college, university, or other
Iinstitntions Of learning now existing BY virtue
Of any act Of incorporation, or that NAV here
after become incorporated for any Of the bur.
poses specified in this act, may. If three fourths
Of the trustees or directors thereof deem the
same proper, and if said institution IS owned
IN shares, or BY stock subscribed or taken then
BY vote Of three-fourths Of the stock or share
holders, change the location and name or such
institution, convey its real estate. and transfer
The effects thereof and invest the same at the
place 70 which such institution shall be moved !;
royided, that no such removal shall be order
"a, and no vote taken theron, until after pub.
ilcalion IN the same manner as herein required
! the increase Of capital stock; in which no.
tlre shall be fully sci forih the name and Ioca
ton OF the institution proposed 10 be removed,
and the place to which it is proposed to re.
move such institution; and provided also, that
IN case OF removal, a copy of the articles Of
association, with the corporate name Of such
institution, shall be recorded in the recorders
once OF the county to which such institution
may be removed.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Spedker Of the House Of Representatives.
WITTIA MRnTrT SHE
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spring GOOds-Campaign opening
ELDEN BROTHER & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers.

No. 8. Enterprise Rop,
A RE now receiving and will be for The next
N ten days, the largest, most elegant and
cheapest stock Of
Spring Dry Goods,
ever offered in this city and for the truth Of
this statement, we challenge comparison
with any stock in the market In our stock
will be found every description sf American,
French, Englist, German, Italian and Chi
nese Cotton, Wooden, Silk and Fancy Goods.
.Caspetings, Mattngs, Oil Cloths, Rugs, straw
goods, Umbrellas and ParasoIs, Cotton Yarns.
Batting, &c. Most Of which have been pur.
chased from Importers, Manu- fac turcrs and
Auctions, and many Of them under the mosl
advantageous terms for California gold dust.
The consumer Of the staples can nd every
article required ftr actual necessity and utility
and those wishing the more funciful, rich and
desirable, can also be suppiiedin urlarge stock
which has been selected with great care,
IL To the Coulltry Merchant and Dealer
we will say don't make any purchases in our
city or Cincinnati, before examining our stock h
in the second and third stories of our house,
which are adaF ted to that branch Of our trade
IN this department our stock is large and will
be sold low by the piece or package.
Queenswa we caA also supply Dealers with
by the crate or lesser quantity.
Portsmouth. March 16. le52
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For Sale, at a BARGAIN,

"a UUAUl uV . DuI dIIIt ~
TINE TWOSfORY BRICK HUUS & o.
Il on Fourth Street, containioga par i
lor is by Is, dining room i6 by 20 aud fiich
Ell ~ by IA ieet--on the FIST floor S good
rooms in the secand story. he attic 10 uafin.
ished. butts wsllsuited fora lumber room.---
here Is good dry celler nnder the kitchen.
and ycis.srn holding 90 barrels, with other
iinprovenlea ats. y ", IN N IN
TERMS, First payment in casID and the
balance IN two equal paymens at one and two
years. Lot isal a 3 inches BY l0T Il s inches
Enquire cf A Cfichton, Esq. OF Of w. s
STtLW u /, on Oh tho premises.
April t2, 1852 --dwtf sii& sl
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Gunsmith.
III. D. ZEYGLER.

A2sI Successor to v. Gahr, at
MS the old stand, corner of Sec
~ ond aud Jefferson streets,
Portsmouth, continues to Manufacture and
keep on hand. all kinds Of articles in his line.
such as % a-,- tai}
Rifles, Shot-Guns, Pistols, &C.,
VIII ch being mostly of his own make, he will
wa rant to bo Of the best quality. Ry
He woul, particularly call attention to his
Improved Toist Rifles, which will be found to
be superior article 4 to give general satisfoc.
ton All orders, BY, steamboat, or other ise,
will b promptly and carefully attended 10. 40 ]
He invites his friends aud the public gem
orally, TO give him a call, as having been for
u long time in the employ Of v. Gahr, the
public may rely upon having work done in the
best manner, aud he is determined to work us
cheap, and to give az good bargains as can be
Iound at any other place.
Portsmouth, March. 26, 1652-w6m 4
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n Moses Freeman's Estate.
.NOTlCE hereby given that the subscriber
LIN has been appointed an qualified as TX
ecutrix, on tho Estate Of Moses freeman, late
Of Scicto county deceased Dated ii Ports
mouth. this 26th day OF March, A. d. 1852.
MARGARET FREEMAN Executrix.
\ april III y. sss.s Az. q
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Notice.

THE C0PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
Il fore existig between Whitney & McLain
in the Grocery Business, is this day dissolved.
The business Of the late firm will be settled by
W. S. Whitney who alone is authorized to set
tie the same. w. G. WHITNEY.
sSsa J. D. McLAIN.
Portsmouth, April 10, 1s52--dw3
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Ladies, you will find at s
]. lOdWiCk g. Sons.

A MOST splendid assortment Of Use AND
AcHEAP Dress goods, such as Silks, Satins,
Perages, Bcmge DeLains. Shally berages,
Chnts, Prints &C., &c. Also splendid lot Of
Parasols, Fans, Kid, silk and Lysle thread
gloves, picknet and SilR twist miits, Grape
shawls, Capes, Collars, Undershirts, Edings,
lnseriiDgs, Flouncings and thousand other
articles you must have--iust received. Call
soon, as their motto is quick sales and small
profits. Taprl l3 1852 -dw, M ,a
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wIsTAR,s
Balsam q q Wild Cherry,

Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
The Best Remedy ever Known
ES nan fer Cegghs. ,hn.a, C.la., cronp.
l.ungs. DLliealfy ef Breafhi,s~ 4 a ~. ~
fec Ions, Pnin op vyeailness ~ ~, a sts
erkade, First cf Ceneasnp pfiam. 15e..
In short, this BALKAN 10 ispeealiariy edap,sd q .ps-
yydisease Of the lungs and Liner, csich is pro-
duced IN our eDer.Oarying climate.
TETILD cfIEREY has long been known 1.
w possess important medicinal properties.
This fact is familiar to every mairon in our
land, and physicians often prescribe il in differ
ent forms for variety Of complaints. Tar,
a.so, has been equally noted for its virtues;
and some physicians, whose names are familiar
70 the whole country, have gone 50 Gar az to de-,
clare that even Consumption could be cured
ny thatalone In other hands, again. IL was
besily vaiueless, owing, no doubt, 70 their ig-
torrance In preparing and administering it--a
dlllheultY a now entirely obyiated by patient ex.
pertinent and long cxpericnce.
he extraordinary medicinal powers or these
two substances ro now, for the FIRST time, com.
bined and embodied IN DR.. WrsTAR,s BALsAM
OF WILD CHERRY BY nice chemical process.
everything deleterious or useless is rejected, 20
that what remains Is the mcst extraordinary
and truly etficacious remedy for all kinda of
pulmonary and liver diseases ever known to
man. To convince all unbelieyers that our
theory 10 really true, we refer TO few cases 81
cures performed by this wonderful medicine:
PLEASANT RIDGE, Ham. CO., o., Sept. q, 80.
J. D. Park Dear Sir I take the liberty or
advising you Of the benefit have derived from
the, use Of Dr.. Wistsr's lsam Of Wild Cher
rs. ! was prostrated by that terrible scourRe,
consumption, in May last. The attnck was
truly horrifying 10 me, for FIVE OF our family.
(my brothers and sisters had died ofconsump-
ton was afflicted with nearly all the worst
features Of the disease. / had a distressing
cough, and expectorated great deal Of blood,
hectic fever, severe pains in the side and chest,
cold chills, alternating with fushes of heat
and eopions night sweats.
was under the care OF askillfu physician,
from the time was taken sick until about six
weeks since, being then ABOUT helpless, and nv
friends considered my case hopeless, or at ieast
beyond our Physician skill adyi sed the usa
af Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry. Without
my knowledge, my father procuredit, and coni-4
nenied administering il to ne, and from the
drs. duy ! commenced taking il my hcaltii i'm.
proved, and in two weeas from the time com.
menced akin; il, was able 10 be out and over.
see my business, and labor which still con-
tinue TO do. have takcu four bottles OF the
medicine, und now consider myself perfectly
well. JEREMIAH ISCRIG;G. n
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AuDIroR's oFricT, ScIoro CouNrY. !
April Is, 1859.
hereby certify that i have compared the
above with the copy furnished by the secretary
oi State aud find Il correct.
n GEO. A, WALLER, "A. s. o,
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y RECEIVED. large and splendid assort-
LII ment or Dress Goods. to which we par
li.vlafly requess the attention Of the Ladies.
meh3odwf sasg " IRE Elif IpGs - Co.
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1851 SPRING GOODS. lIs52
AT WHOLESALE.
February Purchases for Spring Sales.
JAMES PURSEII..

rs now opening the largest, best nd-cIeap-
L est assortment Of DRY GOODS ever bro't
10 Portsmouth. t,eitf
His stock has been purchased principally Of
the manufacturers and their agents by the
package, and he can assure his customers,
that he sha !. .as heretofore. supply them with
goods at as low prices as they can procure
them In any western market. Visiting the
eastern markets FOUR lines year, and receiv.
ing new goods almost every week. he is en-
abled to keep his stock at all times complete.
Purchasers will find constantly on hand a
complets and general assortment Of Dry Goods.
Carpetings, Oil cloths and Hearth Rugs, Hats,
Caps. Bonnets, Parasols and Umbrellas, Cot
ton Yarns Carpet chain and Batting.
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Office Stoves, comprising the latest, most
useful, and approved patterns. He intends 10
keep everything in tho Stove line, which eie-
gance for tho Parlor, durability, economy and
SAFETY for the ,hop aad Office, can suggest.
In addition 10 the above he will keep and
manufacture all kinds Of STOVE TRIM
MlNGS, every thing in the line Of Japanned
Ware, and Tin, Zip.., sheet iron. brass and
copper vessels, In great variety made by the
best workmen und Of the best materials. W
Country merchants Are invited to call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as inducements
which no one can resist will be offered 10
those who wish 70 purchase. 8,is
Job Work done to order. House Spouting
put up with dispatch.
P.S. Old Copper, Brass, Pewter and Silver,
whether new orcld. together with such arti-
cles ofproduce as can beugreed upon, will be
taken 10 exchange for anything in his line.
Store on Market street. west side, o posite
the Market house, apr rs
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MRS. n. Es CURRIE,
HAS received her Spfine assortmcut Of
L- ~ daahicnable i'oDneis, Ribhons, French
Flowers Fancy Trimming kc; which the
ladies are invited % call and examine.
Portsmouth, April 3 1852. a,b .s,
s / UST received q choice lol Of Zante Cur
y rents, and for sale BY wM. MILLER,
March ! -dii. 4, NJ
GNTHEI----American Blistefsa and Spring
~ Steel. Also--e lot Or "sweedish steel
rsid ycbeveyeeeds 7. N. DAyEY
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SECRETARY OF STATE's 0FncE,
y Columbus, april ~, 1852. ! a
] certify that the foregoing law is iscouectly
copied from the original roll on file 10 this ol.
6ce.s WILLIAM TREVITT, yAs
s5lA& 2sg u Secretary Of state.
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GtARPETS have arriyed--A large assort
~ ment of Floor and Stair Carpets, Oil
Cloths, India Mating, Riggs and Mats receiv-
edat [aprll ELDEN BROTHER g. Co.
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agricultural operations Of such ins,itut ion
FEC. 8. Any company which may be formed
in pursuance Of this act. or which may now ex,
ist by virtue Of any special act Of incorpor,ion,
the property Of which is held as stock and moi
derived BY donation. gift, devise, OF gratuitous
subscription, NAV increase is capitai stock NJ
changeit into scholarship. when il becomes
necessary icrthe purpose Of carrying out the
object for which such company Incorporation
isformed. IN the following manners; The ti-
rectors for the time being shall make out and
elgn certificate, IN which shall be set forth
4he amount TO which such capital stock is to be
INCREASED, and the object; which certificate
shall be deposited IN the office Of the recorder
of the proper copntyi and be by him recorded,
4 the S same manner as tse articles Of associa-
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D0RTE-M NOMINATE "A magnificent ss.
[ sortmeut Of POCKET BOOKS, just from
Paris. for sale lew for cash, by
apr 10 BRANDS g. DEiT$CH.
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UATS.-Kossuth, and Angola, superior
j. articles, just received and for sale low
BRANDS & DEITSCU.
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Attention, the whole!

W SIUVE ESTABLISF1MEN n
n FORCHHELMER respect.
4 ~. fully announces TO tho citi-
q gems Of Portsmouth and the sur
Il rounding country, that he has inst
q opened large aud well-selected
" stock of Cook. Parlor. Shop and
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H.r GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. ITssf Broodeay and Franklin street. Nee York.
this Establishment can be very correct Repre-
ENCE OF OPIUM head, tongue, and hands in motion; the
only representation OF the kind in the country. The largest
and best collection OF Ancient and Modem Coins in the u
The Soldier Continental Uniform; and
bu buttons, marked u. S. a., Hat,
ljTrechcs Caters, &c, Also, Birds Various Plum
age, curious Fraks OF Nature, Indian Implements
Rich Oil Paintings. fine Engra Wings with other
and valuable Curiosties Statue of George III. Such COL
lection cannot be found in any Establishment of the kind in
the United States. double Calf which is universally
mited n great wonder. The calves Joined
from the neck down the middle They grown and
perfectly formed, and brought from the town of Lync
Live White Rat from lerks Penn ddniiLanee RAT
Is. Games f Execis and Amusement, Billiards. Back
Cannon and Domnoes billiard Room with two splcli
did Tables, is also atac he'd to the house. O.. .s
REFRESlMENTS.-Dinncr and Supper parties can be
accommodated at n very short notice. The Larer will be
supplied with all the delicacics OF the Came Oys-
ters Beef Seakr Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets &c provided
at any hour 9..r ~ &c. -.,.i-
At this Establishment. may be celebrated bird,
MINO that will repeat almost anything after stranger
No accommodation for political meetings of any party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF the above
celebrated Establishment, and having made various atera
tios repaired to accommodate the Travelling Public and
Hotels OF the city New York The Bar Room which
tans the private in this country, being the
collection OF years. will sustain the reputation accorded
il under the charge OF r Thomas Riley in the quality CT its
wines, &C., DC. Connected with the abovei REFEC-
TORY, where meals will be served at all hours OF the day
and evening Private for tsmartial Referees,
The public respectfully invited to grant him share
their patronage. - = .4.0. a'
U1Pesons wishing for Wine and Spirits may depend
having them genuine at this Establishment. l l-Na
n. B.-Privae families Supplied with Dinners Suppers
superior style for Parties OF number at their
tive homes and glass silver out any
Entrance to DE REFECToRY in Franklin.L
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CIIAlIHEsLIN's GO17MERCIAL.
COLLEGE,

LOCATED CORNER NARKEr THIRD STREETS, PITTS
BrRoH,
o. +. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor OF ths
Science OF Accounts. ...-
P. X. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanshp.
TNHE principal object this Institution is to young
opportunity Of obtaining thorough and i ii.
mate knowledge of Double Entry Book Keeping, and its
pie auon TO business operations generally Applicants can
enter College time and attend both day and evening
The course SUCH as will enable the student
to take charge OF and conduct scientific principles
set OF Double Entry Books completion the same.
pENNAssilrIrow write free and legble hand is desira
BILE accomplishment in the education young gentlemen
every profession, and particularly those
DESTROYS OF qualifying themselves for camille aud bust
ness pursuits This department lie conducted by p.
R. Spencer, OF Ohio, author OF the Spcnccan system
Penmanshp gentleman well known Throughout the
try, accomplished penman, and as one of the
most successful teachers of the age
Communications addressed 10 o. X. CHAMBERLAIN
viii receive prompt attention. .H....s aug2I.