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German Worsteds.

4 FRESH LOT, NEW AND DESIRABLE col
"A oRs also, worstcd Patterns, &C., Just opened
at LiMAN'S
May 4. ddwtf
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BY EXpresS.

u ECEIvED THIS MORNING A Beautiful
IL assortment ofCambric Edgings and Insertings
Muslin do do
Also, a few nice Lace Bands, Ic., at
LYMAN'S
May 1. dlwtf
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Which for beauty is Aot to be excced by any OF its
predecessors.
We take the liberty to say TO our numerous Pat
and the public generally, that increased facil
ties enable TO offer Hat which il not to be
surpassed in
Quality, sN,e of Finish, or Price.
t"iners, than that are fully able to sustain our
we'll earned reputation, and have added e estab
lisment the French Coniormntor, with wbish We can
assure you perfect III and to those who have not
tested the good qualities OF our Hat, we would say
all and examine.
We are also Manufacturing and keep constantly
ON hand large assortment of Gents, and Youths
Caps If various patterns aud quality,
G~ro, TRAITS, FdHsos, Travelling bags,
and Lmbrtids.
.S-Couutry Merchants supplied on liberal Terms.
n, ALLEN co.
Burlington, Fob. ., 1891. dSrf
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Gcorgc w. usixI;y'. S.ta,e.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BEEN
w appointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chitcndcn, Commissioners
to receive, examine ami adiv.t the claims aud de-
mands OF all persons. against the estate OF GEORGE
W. BiNby, late of Essex in said District, dccca scd
represented insolvcnt, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in offset thereto and six months
from the day of the date hereof, being allowed by
SAID Court for that purpose, do therefore hereby
give notice. that we will attend to the business Of
our appointment, nj the dwelling of Sally BiNhy,
IN Es7cy. in said District on thu eleventh DAYS Of
october and November next at 10 o'clock A, NJ,
on each of said days.
Dated this 18th day Of June \. D., 1Sji.
GEORGE WHITNEY, c....,.--
p. WILLIAMS, 0''"''''S '''''''
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A CA r y
Doctor Horace Nelson,

Edtor Of MELONS, AaERicAS Laser, and
Proto',or NJ Surgery in N'
ENTNE RSITY OF vER MOST,
viii attend to calls in the various departments 4
the Profc sion with which he may he honorod.
dNEHcAS IlOtEL, Buriins IN, F,b. 70, itj;.
wlinns
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TRANSPARENCY OF the OCENN. la the course
of some remarks made by Commander Glvnu.
OF the Navy, at the rc'cut mn"ting Of the
American Scientific association. i y Washing
ton, some interesting facts in ri ltion t. the
transparency Of the ocean were stated. Com
maudCr Glynn said that the c'ini rrqniNitrln
making observations Of this transparency was
perfectly smooth, CLASSY sea-. During
cruise of four years h. had succeeded III
making only sixteen observations worth saw
iur His method of experimenting was to
lower n white dinner plate horizontally in the
water ms far rs the eye could follow it. lie
found that the farther he was from points
where earthly matter was washed into the
ocran in large quantities. the clearer tn" wa
ter was. Thus of Cape Horn, where per-
prtual storms stir up the dirt from the regions
around the Pole. he could only to depth
of ten lathoms. while ON the west side of the
Pacific. where the ocean is stillcst, he could
see the plate twenty-five iathoms below the
surface. which distance he concluded to be
the maximum Of visibility. These high and
low points of visibility correspond with the
highest and lowest points of the waters tenn
rcraturc.
"Who is that gentleman !" asked Old Ro-
ger of a friend. as he saw II large man with
rrotubcrant front standing in doorway in
state street. ''rhat." said the individual
addressed ais one Of our Boston Pilots. -
"Ah," replied the little old fellow, with a
face very merry, II should think. then, that
he was direct descendant of Pnunchyous
Pilot. '-RONoa Piiok.
NNECDoTE OF PETER CARrwRiour.-N While
nc was preaching, years ago, Gen. jackson
entered the church. when II pastor seated in
tho pullit onyr his :. Hrntltr ('Drturitrht''
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Iglcachrsi (OtlDNs.

H,IE CHEAPEST LOT OF THESE GOODS EVER
i before offered u very nice quality at Scents a
yard, Cali and look At 'cm nj lyMAN5
dAsU
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f'm' " Mo"eg, especially IN HdyjHq Jvne.
EAhNIRS WILL SAVE TINE AND LABdN
" using SOULE'S Patent Premium Revoly.
'n2 n",1c rakcs which arc Manufactured iy e. Il.
- ht' ~ Wcstiord w. aud will be for sale IN Bur
linstnn, Cambridge, Milton, Plattsburgl. aud other
places These rakes are substantial aud durable.
ihvy can be used on rough or smooth ground, and
az NOR work IN first rate Manner and are easier
70 'ond than any other horse rake in rsc, ae little
ooy mat can manage horse WE'LL ear ride The horse
ana dp all the rdkint on any dcccntly Smooth
ground without nry one 10 tJli the rake 1hpsp
VINO nave used these rakcs pronounced them une.
qualIcd' and the most perfect rake ever invented
C. X. SOCLE.
Wcstfurl, June %, 1s5i wlw3
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tAREREpuCrp&S pEEDlyc ,EASED,

FAREREDUCFp &SPEEDlNC lEASED,
TroRgh IL DIr01 in : hours aad 80 minutes.
7hro"gbio Cbicaqo in Is d"
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS pAth,.
1854. EHsve~a-- s's 49, Ill Tor,
0 q -..-alEa ...1.:, 1904
sircat Western gsaiIyay
From N,agdro FniS 10 Detrot, ,orrv,ne ihe
u. y. hroHgh Neil
The Cheapest. Safest, aud Quickest Route
For hatroit, Chicago, st. Louis, GalcnA,
and all points in The Great Wcst,
Connecting at Michigan City with the New A..
bnny salem Railroad for Lafayette, &c. and AT
Chicago with all the Routes for the South and West
Trains leave Suspension Bridge as follows sun.
day Excepted,
Leaves lst Exp. Mail 4 Ac. "a Express
suspen. Bridse,ll 1.aor.N. lo.aor.u.
Hamilton, 1895 r,M.dine3.3j d" l2.1O ".up'r
London, $40 79O "a a NAV
Detroit, Arrvc,7.3j Sup'r. 10 bkCt
Detroit, Leave 900 d" aOn
Michigan City.i.O A.M C3J r.v
Chicago, Arrivo7.Oj $50
Rates of Fare, First Glass.
To Detroit, $500 10 Chicago, Sll.oO
Lafayette, si2UO LnSnll, 81 OO
st. Louis. si iSj'p
Passengers for the West, by this Line arrive ut
chicago F'Uc h,"rs m aiuWrc nj an o'h,r touic and
avoid the annoyance of Three Changes Of Car. and
Baggage.
Passenger. have ample time to view CARA Falls
and the new Mammoth Suspension Bridge, the great
est works Of Nature ard Art
ihrongh Tickets can be obtained at all %, tho
prlnc'pni Railroad aud Steamboat Offices in tho
United states and the Canndas, and nj the GENERAL
AGENCY FOR VERMONT of the Grcrt Western
Halfway, NO. ] TOWN HALL, OPPOSITE TIE
AMERICAN HOTEL, BURLINGTON, of
JOHN CUURCH. Ae,n.
u CHECK yonr baggag, 10 Suspension Bodg.-
Q"ch'H Roue IN D,trou and Ch,cago. Biggar,
Checked throDeb 10 Ddcon md th,caro. PASSENGERS
tor S"p'"s'on Br'dp, Niagara FaH,. ching, Gus
At Roch,sr. only change ?f Cars jet,c,cu Mug.
ara Falls and Chicago.
General Agency Grcat Western R,ilwav. So II
Exchange Mrtd, Bufdi1. Mansion House '3loc',. t,o
doors from Washington street.
J. MOVTtS.
w'3wtf General Agent, Great Western Railway.
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Rooms in The City of New York.
- ENTLEMEN VISITING TIE CITY OF NEW
~ lolk, can find pleasant accommodations at
NO -, Wet Tenth Street. The locality is Very
airy aud healthy and convenient for strangers being
near to the 9Th Avenue Railroad, and several lines
OF stag, and the rooms will be found more
pleasant than M any hotel.
June u, lsji. dIwtr
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A Rare Chance for Great
BARS,

INHE ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS FORMERLY
owned by :. f. Howard consisting of Dry
Goods, large and we'll selected assortment q,
Plain and Fancy Dress Goods, Crockery Ware, &C.,
has been recently purchased, at grea, reduction
from the first price, by L. n. Reyes who is now Of
letihs them TO the public at from cost, down to 80
per cent. below Cost The Public are re.pectfullv
invited to call.
Burlington, April FL d6wtf
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CODartnel'sI,iD.

~ UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS y AY
J. formed Copartnership undor the name and
style of DAvEY DOOITTLE, for the transac.
ton Of the Harirar, Agricultural and Commission
business, at the old stand Of Darey Allen sign Of
the Saw, College Street.
C. NJ. DAVEY,
II. II. DooLITTLE.
Burlington, Feb. 81 1854 wifi
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance.

{. F. DANEY, Agent.
Once, Northwest corner Of the new Town Hall
BURLINGTON, VI
May 23d. dkvlv
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w HITE GOODS

And Embroideries, Gloves and Hosiery. In this
braIch shall give particular attention, and not
be beat LINEN GOODS of all kinds.
GENTL EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
of every kind, stock of Cloths, Doeskins Sati-
net, Nestings, &C., is complete.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
In this department we have endeavored to supply
ourselves with everything the market affords. Our
stock Of Carpetng, is now complete havinga stock of
near $4,000 of every grade and kind that can be
iounl in New York and Boston. Window Shades and
Fixtures, Curtains, Damssk of every Color and
Width, l0-i Cotton aud Linen Sheeting, Pillow Case,
Cotton and Linen Paper llangings WEST INDIA
Goohs ASD GROCERIES, all of which will be sold a
the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Wholesale and Retail.
Call and see.
April Is, lsji. ddwtf
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CHEAP CORNER

I S THE BEST PLACE TO FIND NICE SUM
MER HAT,-one that is just right, and any
kind you please n. ALLEN 4 co.
May %. ddwtf
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Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT HAVE GIVEN MY
! Son MYRoN his time during the remainder Of
his minority, aud that from this date shall claim
none OF his earnings, pay any debts of his CON
tracing. JOHN MCNOLI.
Colchester, June ., 1854 wSlw5*
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" 1 ED

IMMEDIATELY, 200 OR 500 CORDS OF SAPLIN
Pine Wood, to be delivered at the Match Factory
on Champlain Street, or on the burlington Whurls.
T., u. EDDY, Agent,
Darlington, Nav II lsit wi7wit
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Dress Goods.

DLAIN AND FIGURED BARAGES. CUAIL
Barages, Mu.lins, Tissues new grades lust il
NJ LYMANS.
June "a, 1854. d(w,f
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djar(I.s;legrayinr.

ORDERS RECEIVED FOR MARRIAGE AID
~ dress, Party, and Business Copper-plat En-
graved Cards.
Those who already have engraved plates of their
Cards, have them neatly printed short notice
.HrAppy at the FREE PRESS OFFICE, where
Specimens Of vayious Styles can be seen.
May 80. d&wtf
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Eatablcs.

E1t1DIcS.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE CITIES
choice assortment Of Groceries, which | hope
my Customers will call and purchase, and allow me
far profit for cannot ford to sell at cost or keen
them long on hand,
J. S. PIERCE.
Church Street,
May "a, 1854 d4vtf
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kseINEsbaIssIhtS.

Eve hetNHDERsIhS.
AIDES YOU WILL FIND AT LYMAN'S
- larger assortment Of goods in this line than
usual. consi,tngof
Cambric Collars, Cambria Sleeves,
Muslin do Muslin do
Lace do Lace do
Under hdkts Muslin and Cambria Bands. Edgings
and Inscrtings, Dimity Bands, Embrodericd
skirts, Illusion, bobnet and black silk
Laces, Embroidered Hdkf,, Wells,
stamped Collars, Working
Cotton, etc, etc.
W llITE GOODS
JAG and Sars. Cambrics Bishops lawn.
swiss null Maslius, Plaid Cambrics
Book do Figured do
sacarilla do White Dimty,
Linens.
lot Linen Shrctngs, Linen Napkins,
Us Pillow case Linen, do fable Covers
lo-i Table Damasks, do coorcd do do.
lIuckabuck, Crash, Scotch and Russia Diaper, Nap
kins, etc, etc
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
Ladies AMI Gents. Lisle Gloves,
do do silk and Lise Gloves,
do do Colored and White silk do.
Misses Gloves
White and Coorcd Kid do.
do do Cotton Hose,
Merino do,
Cashmere do.
Gcnt.'. silk, Colored and White do,
Boys do
Burlington, April ~, 1854 dGwtf
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Gents Silk Shirts.

- EN1LEMES, vor WILL FIND AT LrMAS's
~ nice lot Of silk Shirts for summer wear, just
the thing for this climate. Also, good assortment
If Hosiery, Gloves &c., Call al the Corner store
June 80. dA vtf
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NissPs' Mo n"rs.
lust RECEIVED AT CHEAP CORNER SEW
~ ERAL Dozen, which will he sold at Wholesale
or Retail, Cheap for CaSh. n, ALLEN co
May Is. Idwti
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BRINSMAID, BROTHER & Co.

go RE OPENING THE RICHEST AND
%IA ~ most extensive variety of
G...A CON AND SIL YER GOODS,
Watches, Bracelets, Chains, Signet and other Rings,
Ear Jewels, Crosses, Neck Chains, Chdrcn's Brace
lets, Seals, Lockcts, Silver Snuff Boxes, Porte
Monnacs Card Cases, Silver Fruit, Butter 4 Pickle
Knives, Dinner, Dessert, Pickle and Children's
Silver Forks Gold Pens, aud Pencils in great
variety, together with every kind of goods pertaining
to the business Plated Forks, spoons. Crumb, Pie
Cake, Butt"r and Fruit Knives, Tea Sets, Casters,
Cake Baskets, lms, Swing Kettles, Communion
Ware and Candlcstcks SHUTTERS, Trays Knife Rests,
Toast Rack, and all kinds of Plated aud Britannia
Goods at wholesale retail rs low a. in any other
FL
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GRAND OPENING
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
SLOWAN n TlEk'S

NIhlNN AM 81 MMfh tLo Nj.
SLOWAN n TuKk'S
New Clothing Store, Bank Block, North
side the square.
NESSRS. SLOMAN 4 TURK, HAVE JUST
VI returned from New York and Boston, with the
most extensive Stock and greatest variety of Ready
Made Clothing offered in this town. and as we
manufacture our own Goods, enabled to offer
them to our customers 20 per cent, cheaper than
those who buy to sell again.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
~ We charge nothing for showing our Goods,
and are determined not to bo undersold,
April II, 1854. d&wtf
Notice.
STRAlED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, SlIEL
- BuRN FALLS, ON the 2lst of June, one Cow of
light red or yellow color, had when she left lea Their
strap around her neck also, yearling hcifcr Of u
light red or yellow color pretty good size, whoever
will return said cattle or inform me whe they may
be found shall be suitably rewarded.
CHARLES ROSCOE.
Shclburne, June 26, 1854. wj3w5.
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SPRING STYLES!
Hint tOr 1874.

NtE WOULD ANNOUNCE TO TIE PUBLIC,
w that we are now prepared to show them the
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observation-disclosures.

Drums, Flute, Accorions, Clarionct', Flage"lets
Buglcs, Victims, Bows, Hair for Bows, Resin, strings
Peg, Tail pieces, Bridges, strings for Instruments;
Instruction Buoks, Musical Merchandise generally.
PLAIN HAIR AND CUkLS.-lOO sets Plain
Hair of all sizes and prices. our stock is receiving
constant additions.
BKINSMAID, BROTHER CO.,
d6wtf Church street, Burlington, Vt.
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DAGUERREOTYPE GOODS

of all kinds. Fans of various kinds. Fishing and
Hunting Tacllc Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Gun Cotton;
Drinking and Powder flasks; Rods, Fish Baskets,
Minuow Nets; Ivory, She'll India rubber and Horn
Combs, brushes; soaps, Ralors, straps, Periumcry,
Writing Desks, Work Boxes and Dressing Cases, in
greater variety aud cheaper than offered before
Reticucs, scissors, Emcrcs Stilcttoes, Pins, Needles
Egg-B,atcrs, Lamps, Wick, Globes, Chimniss, sew
inc lirls.
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SOMEWHERE BETWEEN JERICHO CORNERS
~ and Burlington on the ith inst, plain Black
SIX Shacl The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the sam" at this Office, at H. F Martini,
Jericho.
July 18th. d3t&wlw
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III horoscopes, TELESCOPES, MATIIEMATI.
W CAL instruments, Gold and Silver Braid
Pistols, Gold Gull Pins, Fishing Reels and Baskets,
Gold Bracelets, Slcavc buttons, Studs and lots of
Jcwclry, received by
BRlNSMAfD, BROTHER a co.
July 4, 1854. d6wtf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-08
HAVE WE THE AGUE AMONG


TAKE KiER'S ROCK OLA teaspoonful every thro.
hours in the absence of the fever, and will BE-
cured of Ague. Same dose will UiarrEoea dose
every hour for Cholera Morbusfor Piles and Rheuma
tsm, dose times day, and apply externally. For
Burns. Worms and Group tisan excellent remedy. For
Sore Eyes, battle times day. You can be cured Of
Coughs and Colds. White Swelngs, Old Sores and u
GERS, Cancerous Affections DC &c. by Its IL h;s
cured hopeless Of Blindness and Deafness Good
for Bes ptions Of the skin. litter. aud Female Dis
eases. NOW TTlESE THINGS ARE so. and the
son isNature made this OIL. and made is II is
making and friends rapidly tried all
the country. It's bottled in lis Natural tate and
Ike the old Kentucky OIL, is used internally well as
externally. ~ h.'..i = q
Get free Circular of Directions OF the Agent-ex-
anime and try this wonderful remedy safe and dis
appoints none. Price so cents ~ ht 2. 8 8
EVERY VESTlGE Of the dreadful Disease, Scrofula,
can be completely eradicated in less time and aess
or Inconvenience TO the patient than with any other
remedy. ..,..- .-.,.. .l -., s.I-..... r.,--
The healthful balm from Natures secret spring,
The bloom of health, and life. to will bring;
Asfrom her depths the magic liquid flows
To calm our sufcriDgs, and assuage our woes.
This Petroeumis obtained from well near Pittsburgh,
Pa 400 feet below the earth's surface. For sale by
KELLER, FARNSDEY d CO WOOLSEY d LINCK,
and HALL0CK d ST0DDARD. Evansville. ..
X. VI. LYON.Fot Wayne,
octid&w <zs .fE 7al'f- Proprietor
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It's Happy Effects upon n New Married.
COupsc.


COupscs
JONATHAN X. MILLER. a Pedlar. aged &C. on the
% let OF April left his home In he northern PAR, Of
New YORK. la apparent good health his Wedding
tour. in company With hls young bride On his return
home he suddenly attacked with lnfamnatoyy
ami severe and painful were his that
tears of it! wet the eeks Of kind IN . sympa
thizng travelling companions. At Ulica. ~ Y. the cars
were changed aud pass, niger Know Br the virtues Of
ners Drug Store; he Immediately applied Relief TO
The suncrcrhe used up the hole bottle and Don
irving at Syracnse, the pain much rriey hat
lie enabled To walk to his carriage without assis
lance He has sinee reported himself cured.
In Ill cases of lnfa,n Inaiory Rheumatism Radwnv's
Relief will instantly stop the pain. Ia those who suf.
fer Try il.
SORENESS
Whether in the bones Gesb Joints muscles whether
IN the head or feet, wherever is Radways Helief
from the system.
MERCURiAL PAINS
Persons who have been salivated with mercury and
feel lis effects s in theft system. whose bones ache
with PAIN whose flesh is covered with
speedy relief OF their Pairs. and complete ersdic-
lion of the poisonous deposits by the of Rsdways
Ready Relief aud RenoyaiiIg Resolveni.
cups. Spasms Cholera, Dysentcry. nisrrhoa Sick
Headache, and Chill Fever. X. X. Reiiefis tax en-
internally and applied externally.
General Agent for the State of Kentueky- Edwin
Norris Wholesale druggist. Louisville; also sale ty
Raymond q Paen, 4ih street, and J. y. Blackwell Sd
street. ~
John G. Dayie and Scribner e. Devoi View Albany.
Il SURE, druggist Madison; dr. geists
the United States and Canadas
WOOISEY a. LINCK,)
MILLER & co. ( Aeehts,
-.r Evansville. Ind.
tRADWAY & CO.. 81
st New
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BACON,S MERCANTILE COLLEGE.

NORTHWEST CORNER OF SIXTH AND WALNUT, CINCINNATI.
ufHE undersigned has removed his Mercantile Col
Il lege to his new building northwest corner OF Wal,
LII: anil Sixth where he has fitted up splendid
sllt OF expressly for his misunderstanding spare
neither pains in making them in every re-
spec: the most c'nyeaent and pleasant School Rooms
In TIA United States.
The pi.n ql1pts In teachin. combines practice with
theory insteli using books the pupils exercised
IN making original entries of every day business rans
actions journazng posting. balancing accounts. OPEN
Ing AMI closing OF great variety or different sets OF
books both for partnership and individual business;
where the business has heeu ana adveseand
tins qlalfny the student for entering into the prac
cal duties Of tho accountant in any kind OF business.
The course ofinstrucon will consis: of DOU BILE EN-
TRY BOOK KEEPING, embracing every department
OF Trade and mercantile accounts. viz Wholesale.
tail. cDnntsson, exchange, banking manufacturing,
shipping, individual, partnership, steamboatng, and
Sn21und np1ny business; commercial calculations
Practical penmanship and Lectures commercial law.
also, laeses tie science o: accoGa:s custom OF mes.
chants, etc.
signed has made arran gernents with Messrs. Henry
snog, Esq., Hon. b. Storer, Prof. e. w. Wright and
other eminent Lecturers to delivers course oflectures
on the subjects of common law history OF commerce,
political economy connected with commerce, chem
stry connected with commerce. and other oil
great importance In commercial point of view, never
before Gtr ,duced in any Mercantile College in the U.
States Pupils instructed individually, and not in
Glasses that ssuients enter at any time, and pro-
coed in the ratio OF their capacity and a.siduty.
Public examinations are had (though pupils are ex
nnined prvaeiy IL they desire it when the student
sergDes rigid aud thorough Interrogation by the pin
cpll assisted by committee of Practical Accountn n
IN Business Nea and Diplomas awarded 10 those WHIT
are deemed worthy ofthem.
A he pieted In from six to Ten weeks.
The Principal will take pleasure in doing everything
In his power TO advance hs students, AMI make then
thorough and accomplished accountants and his exen
acquaintance with the business community viii
generally enable him to procure situations Tor those de
sirous Of obtaining them.
TERMS:-Por a full course of lessons in Book Keep
NJ. Writing. Co n ner;ial Calculations. Conmereia
Law, &c, 30 (oct2-dSwlylR. s. BACON. Principal.
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w VI. EFOl,.DESN.

APPROXIMATION, on 'Eirststreet, between Main
WI and Locust. is now prepared 10 manufacture any
Kind OF suit Of Clothes, at tns shortest notice, and
warranted 10 it, He has good assortment of Spring and
Summer Goods. consisting of Cloths. tassimers, of
rious colors plain and fancy Vestings, &C., &C. Sum
mer Clothing made up in the neatest and most fashion
able styles. Mr.. II. will spare pains to inertia
the patronage with which he hasbee hither
10 favored.
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SELLING OFF AT COST

pElNG DESTROYS of going into other business. offer
- my entire stock of Clothing and Gentlemen's Far
nishing Goods at Cost. To any one wishing go into
the Clothing business offer first opportunity TO
80 Into business already established. will rent the
House 10 any wishing it. and sell them the goods at
great barsain and on the most accommodating terms
Those persons indebted TO by book account
are hereby notified TO call and make settlement imme-
diatey, must close up my business without loss
time. s GUMBERTS
movie tt Water street, between Main and sycamore.