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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-15

Coopers CLarksburg Register iSPHbIished IN
Clarksburg Va, every Wednesday morning, He
SO 90 per ammurnin advance, OF at tho eXrlrNrcon
of SIX Moyrs from the time OF subscribingj nler
the termination Of six months $50 wiilinyari-
ably be charged. No subscription mi, ToGeTsa o 10F
tinned, except at the option ofthe proprietor,
iii all arrcnrages paid up;und those who do not
order their Puper e be discontinued at tho end of
their term of subscription, will be considered as
desiring to have it continued .
ADVERTISEMENTS will DC inserted at 5 90 per
square of twelve lines for the first three nscr-
tiorsS and twenty-five cents for each subsequent
inscrtion. Alibcrul discount on the above rates
made to those who advertise by the year. No
advertisement counted less than one sTuare.-
Tha number of Insertions must be specified or
the advertisement will be continued and charged
for accordingly.
Announcemcutof candidates for Office 5000
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, TO insure attention ,rnus
be accompanied by the authors name and post
paid,
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CAMPBELL AND LUNT,.

The epigram on the American Flag, by
the English poet, and the re-
tort of Mr. Lunt, of Massachusetts,, are
smong the best things Of the kind
epigram on the American
Flag was:
United States, your banner wears
Two embIems one of fame
Alas the other that it bears,
Reminds us oryour sham2. .. g..
The white mans liberty, in types,
Stands bla2oned by your sturs-
But what's the meaning of your stripes?
They mean your negroes scars.
And this is Mr.. Lunt's rctort ... ...
England whence cane such glowing hue
That tints your flag of ''meteor'' Light Gil
The strearner red, the deeper blue, a.-
Crossed with the moonbeam's Pearly white?
The blood and bruisc-the blue and red ..
Let Asia's groaning millions speak
The lDhite--it tells Of color fled
From starving Erin's paIid check.
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Partisan Sketch,

A friend living in. the Faubourg du TEN
pie, went out at a late hour OF a winter
evening to take a pistol without lock to
the gunsmith's.
Turning the corner Of the canal, he was
stopped by man of ferocious aspect, who
demanded his life or his purse. 1t is re-
lated chat Cdry escaped, When placed in
a similar Predicamcnt, by a pun I; our
friend adopted the reader plan Of. taking
his pistol from his pocket and placing Il
in The highway mans breast.
q Follow me to the next guard house,
or I'll pull the trigger !'' he exclaimed.
As it was dark the robber did not per-
ceive that he was threatened by an imag-
mary lock. He. had recourse TO the sup.
plieations unusua! in such cases.
{" Sir, do not ruin me ~ -. = Z
% It is to save you, on the contrary,
that lead you to The guard house
g I am father Of three children"
:" have six" ',A
81 haze wife who depends upon me for
support"
!" Indeed. | am not in reality wicked
man"
.fNefther am /. Come. it is late. and
rather cold By the wafer side. Match, or
I shall 6re.." fai4
The robber was obliged to follow our
friend to the guard house. They arrived
there as The patrol came in. Our friend
related his history. The robber was ex-
amined, and discovered 20 be an escaped
convict, of whom the police had been for
a long time in search. ~
? Our friend is duly congratulated upon
his presence Of mind, and the energy which
had been displayed. ~. rs 3 s. l- =
"But," added the officer in comman-
ded, '' regret TO say i shalt be under
the necessity Ofbringing an action against
you.''T o g55 sss sa
why so?' l9 @ Il
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-15

al each other for several minutes. Both
simultaneously leveIed their carbines, but
each was iudisposedto TO 6re FIRST. NJ last
Millighan discharged his piece. He had
aimed at Flowers heart. His bullet
whizzed past Flowers head, and carried
away part Of the left whisker. Flower
fired-and Millighan fell fiat on his face.
The lall had entered his left breast
Flower ran to the spot to catch any last
word Millighan might desire to breathe.
But Millighan was dead.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-15

PRETTY CooL.-A gentleman from the
country now stopping at one Of the ho-
teIS' entered into conversation with one of
the ooarders. asking questions about the
iaIr' DC. After few minutes conversa-
!Ion. the boarder drew his segar case, say
"Will you take a cigar. sir ?"
ply.
The cigar was passed to him, also the
one which the boarder was smoking for
the purpose Of " Giving him a light.
He carefully placed the cigar first handed
to him in his pocket. and took his knife
and cut off that end Of the lighted one
which had been in the mouth of his gene
rous friend, and commenced smoking the
remainder, saying:
1t amt often that a man from the
country runs aioul of as clever fellow in
the city as you are" .u
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-15

ADULTERAT1oN OF L1QUoRs.-A bill to
punish the adulteration of liquors has
passed through the committee of the
whole of the Ohio Senate. A Columbus
paper says the liquor of that State is ve-
ry bad and daily growing worse, and
seems to rejoice that the Legislature is
about to restore it to its original purity.
Something of that kind is needed in this
State mighty bad.
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wMoI.E 10 So, ,9ssl

person, without the authority to do 50. ~
Our friend then exhibited his pistol aud
showed to- the officer, that. without d l6eEssn
1t was no arm at all, 9ias ~
"a Not so'' said the officer; 9'a pistolis alsii
ways pistol. / must put your name up,
Therobbor turning to our friend, said.
to him: es2si7 Sa3
.'isir, you have deceived me, May
what happens tosyon nov theash you that
bad faithsand lies always receive, sooner
or lateis their punishment. = 1sessafs
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-15

louel. Embrace me and w6euii the as
tonished. officer Ma6 NSaSlea MlmssM this
rare distinction; the Gar kissed him on
his cheek. Since then no ruthless razor
has been allowed to proGane the cheek
hallowed by the Emperor's lips.-p Paris;
letter. y l1l.4 t5 - seF ,s7si
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-15

Lr1DrLITT or R1ILaoxps.-A, yonne
lady who lost. her arm on, the South Rsa- II,
ding Railroad, Mass, brought ,snit 70
recover 10000. It was proved lbat she,s
attempted TO get into the cars after the
traip.had been put 10 motion. and the Jury
very properly Telarned q verdict for de7st.
fendants. The result Is warning %
trayelers lWhoaTe in the habit Of Jumping
on a train aftenit has attsiped headEsrsb
that il they lose an arm aEmEgOs e. shspsg
cannot expect fe'.- 19I ba6I IN
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-15

re A Quakeress it is said, attempted
to preach an abolition sermon in Cumber-
land NJ. E. Church. at Norfolk, on Sun
day night, but was stopped by the con-
gregat.on. 5uF n ..s-a ..... q.
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Sites for Peach Orchards.

Intelligent cultivators have been long
familiar with the fact that the peach crop
more uniform y escapes the frost on hills
and in exposed localities, than in warm
valleys. On hills, the wood ripens early
and becomes hardy, and the frosts are not
SO sharp, although the cold winds may be
more sensibly felt by animals and men
We have long entertained the opinion
that by a selection Of aspect, and the adop-
ton Of shelter, there is scarcely a country
in the United States where peaches might
not be raised with considerable uniformi-
ty. By shelter, we mean shelter from the
cold.
a late number Of the Granite Farmer
furnishes some corrOborating facts on this
point, which we COndcnSe for our readers
Charles Richardson, Of Manchester N. H.,
who cuItivatcs fine garden, succeeds in
raising the best peaches on IL tree almost
completely shaded on the South and east
from the sun, the roots, body and branches
being kept at IL low temperature. while
the other trees are barren. The fine pea.
-ches which excited SO much attention
at the Horticultural Society's rooms,
in that city, raised by a. C. Heath
and y. L. Warner, were from the trees
protected form the sun on east and south
by brick walls. \ tree in Concord, on the
very top of whaGis called ''lhe Mountain, {"
has borne abundantly the best peaches
for twenty-five years, stands is a very ex-
posed situation, and is surrounded every
wintcr by snow banks several feet deep,
which melting in the spring, keeps the
fruit buds back ill they arc safe from the
frost.
Walpole, in Massachusetts,, is celcbra-
ted for its fine peaches. The Ncpoaset
runs in northetly direction of the town
and on its low banks the peach tree grows
luXuriantly, but never bears. On The
gravelly ridges above the valley, the trees
bear abundantly. The editor Of the Far
mcr states that Z" in distance Of fourth
of mile up one Of these ridges he passed
/ from peach barren to a peucA pltnty."
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-15

E=t5- " Who made You 90 inquired a
LADY teacher of lubberly boy, who mad
IateI y joined her class.
" | don't know" said he
Don't know? You ought to be asham-
ca OF yourself. y boy fourteen years old!
Why, there is little Dickey Fulton-he is
only Lhrce-he can tell dare say. Come
here, Dlckey, who made you 90
Dod'" lisped the infant prodigy.
There said the teacher, triumphautly,
knew he would remember"
" Wei, he oughter," said the stupid
BOY, faint but little while ago since he
Was made"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-15

SERVED HIM RGGur.-A lawyer retained
in case of assault and battery, was cross
examining a witness in relation to the
force of Il blow struck
-" What kind of blow was given ask
ed the lawyer.
" 1t was blow Of the common kind.
Describe the blow"
" l am not good at description"
" Show me what kind of blow it was.
al cannot.
You must"
"I WON'T
The lawyer appealed to the Court
The Court told the witness that if the
lawyer insisted upon showing what kind
OF blow 1t was, he must show him.
" Do you insist upon it ?" asked the
witness.
"I do"
"Weil, then, since you compel me to
show you. it is this kind OF blow - at
the same time suiting the action to the
word, knocked over the astoni$hed disci-
pie OF Coke and Litlleton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-02

VIII CHI Should lie contemplated with pure and unsu
cd delight presents an incubus the mind, filling Il with
Iearful apcLcsi ,ns, cXcites only feelings OF dstrus
or lerlgiaNe Tile eXerUmB Of parents aud guardians
10 rcaiG tcir yoathiuI cha gcs upon
icct ocu proved lIsc and fatal posophyi lot
lOncht drcc be sh1wm item In reasons carry dawn
nd guided bY Tho light truth, the pitfalls OF ignorance
and subsequent cry will I've costly Ayotued
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DR.. Todd,a Pills

AN be had fresh and genuine at the following nlacs. "a
" tile city OF Wheeling aud vicinity, viz-At the nm,
stores OF james Bakers kels & CSldwe Brentlinger &
Go; Ritehietownl Brentinger Centre wheelinE1 NJ
he Shoe store OF Todd Devol, market square, ana Al
Fifth streets. E.L >NS 1iiu
They can also be had at Dunn's, Grave Creek, A r.
dillion's and Jacob Goodiag.s National Road, Reni
Craven west Alexandrias Wilson Strnser's west W5ee,
Ing; and Ely LooTan'a, Bridgeport, Ohio VS. J" heei-
These pills need no further Recommendation thar .t
tral they have now been in constant use for mora a
twenty and you win only give them Chance her
win speak for them. csc per box, a pey
WI S.y PEI sI9Ss. iane
IL OF tobacco, in edition to their IsTre SoeE
roTnd At Nc ST. and see specimen the
thEg" Also, large lot imported sssars just Oh and
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They can't Keep House without it"


Exparienes OF years has established
that Merchants Celebrated GnTgling Oi, or Gnl
Versa Family EmbTncatiOn, will cure must cases. ADD E
hsvo all such .
Spanns, Sweeney Ringbonc, Windgals, Pol, I
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Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango.
Rheumatism, Bites of Animals. External Poi
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Boils, COINS, Whitlows, Burns and Scalds,
Chinblains. Chapped Hands, Cramps, Com
fractions of the Muscles. Swelings, Weakness
Of the Joints, CaEcd Breasts, &c DC. DC.
The unparalleled Of this OIL in the OF DIS
in Horses and CATTLE and even In human hesh y
daily becoming known tho farming coinHIonIty
hardly be credited, except BY those who have oeeA
IN habit keeping their EnheF and houses TAt
vast amount of pain, suffering and time, saved by
tho rrnaly application OF this Oil -
B<7- he the nG the sole proprietor GEOR6P
w MERCHANT, IockVort. n. Y, IL blown In The E+dS
or tho bottle. and in his handwriting oTcr tho cork
All orders addressed to tho proprietor vii! b" promptly
responded TO.
accomplished by the OI This nrilrInr
Sold by respectable dealers EenoIa!l!, IN Hts t1iSA
states and CanALA. Also BY
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From He Rairmont Va. ) RepuBlfean.


An lXVALUAuLH MEDIcIRH.-It is but seldom find
among the many remedies offered TO the public the
oil disease, commend, whose vr
tues able 20 discover, and have always <cduouEy
avoided giving uerance TO anything that might lead
one 10 suppose that plRC4d any faith their pTetc.
sons But with reference TO remedy manu- acturcd IN
this place, and which has become familiar to the public
as household words speak nOm knowledge OF its in
inSlc eXcelenCes. tts adaptation many or tho ills OF
Ii {, and the security with Which II may be used We
sneak OF the NonpRrei Nerve and Rone LnmeEt prepar
ed by H. II. Carr q Co.. from prescription furnished by
ing, Of the most eminent Physicians Virginia This
Imminent is based upon the broad principle that any
dy which will relieve external pain, will il properly
ounded be equally efcacous in emoyiIg iner nal alice.
ons, principle that has been successfully deVclored-
It is simply the offspring OF Science. being mild
pie IN it's action and yet revealing in its effects power
nUre Incredible reaching the must hidden sinews OF
aud beasand yet being nnoXios 10 weakest infant
1t is also by lar Tho eheaPeS nmemt in the MARKET being
Put up in Lottles twice as large the majority,
fourth larger than the largest besides being than
times sITomg We commend IL TO those III want or
aud certain remedy.
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
Warehouse.
RSTAB I'D 1871.

wv Z offer for sale a well selected stock OF PAPE
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDER.
LEATHER, and every description OF PAPER.GAKER:
MATERIALS.
Having been the first years. to establish in IT.
westa Paper business complete in all its parts, we hHN
formed permanent connections with the best msnufact
TerS this country and receive supplies directly [roI
them. Tho prices and terms offer tavort
the goods be for in the Easter
cities.
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER & SMITH
OWEN & HURLBUT, and the CAREw COMPANY, b,
Ing highest grades Of Writing PaPers made in thi
country.
Our stock embraces description of Paper used
Che West. We have but Uniform price to all Order
BIZ mail viii be filed at the prices IL bought
pcrs1n. Samples will be sent by mail free OF cost.
au-2f BUTLER & BROTHER,
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
Pearl Strrat
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dies, Ia beng CefLalnS less anu Lee
wing tho system in better condition. Let all interest
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proof from the most respectable OF the beneficial
results ofis together with letters from highly expert
eneed PhyHietana who have in their pocco ana
speak from their own observations.
RBFHRENCES-P b Peekham, NJ D, Utica, 7.
~ D Fleming: N D. csnandsiE9'; n Y.
DY Foote, NJ d, Syracuse, n Y.
Prof Dunbar, n y, Baltimore, BID.
JCorrek, III D, Baltimore, Md:
W W Reese, D, New York city
W Prescott, NJ D. Concord, ~
JP Newland, d d, Utica, Y.
Rev C Beard, Glenn Springs, G.
6-PamThleta sratis at our store,
BREHTL1NGER & ARMSTRONG AE'tSS
DruEEsts Washington Hall, Monroe St., Wheeling. Va
Also sold by MlCHEAL DUNN, MoundaVille and by
most Ofthe leading Druggists in the adjoining Counties
Lrsr a6drssseS to care of Mr., Garlic Hateh, AEent at
RdrEnna, Ohio-To DR.. MARCTu:-I have boon ten
years troubled with Female uter,
and all tbs attending dicuesi at tmes rendering my lie
most miserable lave had the attendance OF oome the
hest physicians, with but little snceess; the most they
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For five monthly bOIoTe commencing with your medicine
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duty you the afflicted, has induced me to sata
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CSigmed,5 MRs. SARA4 4. BIsHoP.
Freedom. Portage county, Ohio, Dec. 81 1853.
.- LIB. MARfHlSL& Co., PropretoTS p
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90 BOX KS Fox-s Cincinnati Starch Just received ans
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Notice to Housekeepers.

10000 YARDS OF Carpets at No. 14s, Main street
1OsOOO The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
toners and the pube generally that he has just returne
fronthe east and receiving the largest best and
offered IN this CITY, embracing almost every variety
style and quality that can be found in the Eastern
from the finest English VelNes down to common
pet This been selected with great care and
chased under the most circumstances which will
goods were eyer sold in this city Those want or
III line will please call select from nv stock
TO- o0 yards with 100 different patterns varying in rie.
sertl j. O. HARBOUR. ne. 14a M,,n..
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con equal scuTatiVe powers It contains ALCOHOL,
BITIENe, ACIDS, NAUsEoUs nRuGs. 1t 10 extremely
agreeable tho taste, and may be taken by tho ost
Fee6Ie patients who water cracker without
acute Distress Beware ofDRuOoED LIMITATIONS. Pepsin
is DRUG.
Call the agent and get descriptive circular, gratis
giving Rlarge amount OF EVIDENCE, from Lie
bS's Animal Chemistry; Dr. Combe's Physiology OF Di
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per, of New York University; Prof DunCisOn's Physolo
gy Prof Siiman, oil Yale Colleges DR.. Carpenters PhyR
oogy etc. together with reports ofcvREs from all parts
Ofthe United States.
l. H. PATTERSON. 80 Monroe street, WHEELING,
Wholesale and Retail AGENT nlaro6-d9w1y
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ARE you SUFFERING

ENRoh Rheumatism. Sore Throat, Group, Difficult
Breast or sds stssin or spasm, gesdXehe Inanm"
on sim jOint Cuts Bruises Poison Sores, Fever Sores,
inanIam, choic Lame Back GhilbISins, bites d Poi on
po % in the s
Contaetions OF the Muscles or Cords cuts OF any kind
San Rheum, scurvy. Nipples, Sore Lips. venereai
Sores, Scarlet Fever similar disCase, you may
ASSURED that Ia this article you have
"A SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which not only removes pain almost but
''"''' - ERADICATES THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh at the idea OF any composition curing
auch number OF diseaSes If yo but reflect that these
causes, the proposition will less extravaganti but
se 6a sp ea %"s 81 m % sTS Us the
all who have used themse YES. witnessed its magic
effects on SheTs unite declaring tgs what its namo
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you never noticed the strkng smilarty between
ent names? And has 1t never occurred 10 that
10 bothF This remedy offered you in the oMrA
REL LTNKNT which does not insult your understanding
Fteo or nfeaiy esrtS or he ssTfh; but IS Simply the
0TysPEIMG SInNcEl being mild and smpo in its action
reaching the most hidden snews of or BEAST
and yet being imnoxons to the weakest infant 1t also
BY lar the eeGPest nimen in the market. being in
bottles ces as large as the majority and oneOurth larger
strong; therefore offer 1t you with pride and con-
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The unprecedented size in which the Nonpare Imminent
is put up; and the expense ofthe materials used In it,
makes It impossible for us ray lie printing OF the
humid eds OF certificates might publish do deena
It as the article wherever II is used viii certify
for itself.
We would however rcfer those afflicted ones who ha
SO often been sled by forged and big
10 the following nales bcg but tho many per-
sons whose character fol cnHdor and veraCy needs
pAEegyIlc from and who having fully tested its virtues
i'll the different diseases for which il is dcd
prepared 70 speak OF itS merits az II deserves.
Sold In Wheeling by Baker, KeIS q CALDWELL I
Logan q 20, WR Mckee, Patterson @ Co, and by tho
principal lrusgists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania.
August II, $50
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. Quo.
y uGA

InC0rpORlCeil, 1885.
lNfIE attention OF the public respectfully called 10 bi
superior EEcities rdeG this Institution, qua
fytE indi vidualS in the rough practical manner Tor III
counting room and business pursuits. .o,,r,., i,
practical OF given in the art OF keep
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parTrnts Of tTadsIeOnmeTce and manufactures compTe
cndiH the forms in Glong the most eminent eStab
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merchandise at wholesale and retail inn ortng and export
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Commercial OSCILLATIONS embrace every variety OF com
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according to the most approved mehodS-lnteres Dis
count Equation arbitration OF Exchanges. &c.
ed this subject calculated to impress busines
habit and genuine business style ofeOTresponlence upoI
the mind of tie student well amiliarize him wit
tia technicalities and phraseOlogY including p
(orrra Invoices Account sneE bills OF exchange &c
PrGetiesi PenanshiPome hour is devoted in teachiI
with thorough command hand and pen, accuracy
elegance wiki and Tapidiiy, and perfect by wit
COinr:c real Law aud Political Eeonomy.-Daily lie,
lures given these important TOPICS connecte
and practical workings Of trade embracing
subject of principal and AGENT negotiable
strunentS salcs debts, guarantees ec also on tho law
Of wealth. foreign and domestic exchanges, cred
IL, profit al interest, inter. national trade, &c.
The course eau be completed in from eight to twelu
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Instruction being given individually applicants ent.
at any time.
knowledge OF the ordinary English is all
requisite preparatory qualifications.
The business acquaintance OF the Principal beS hI
TO eer sistanee to those wishing procure situation
graduating.
board be obtained In the city al 60 TO $685.
per week.
TEEMS:-FOr partial course, books, atonery, &c, In
elusive. $500.
For faii course, books, stationery: Diploma e. inelu
siye 5000. JOHN GUNDRY.
jaES'53-iyd FTIneiPdI