Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-16
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ISUpERIOR-.ST. CLEFELIND. o. ana
NIiN-ST. BUFFILO, " Y.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Giddinss, NC rresC finney,
Hon Reuben Hitchcock, Pr"f samuel ST John.
Hon u ID ClarkI Prw r Spencer,
Hon n : Townshend, EFGayIord,
WfWis, Cyrus P:eniiss,
W G"d.n. iis"-' w.sS.
PRINCIPALS.
u. B. BRYANT, yAS. WASHINGTON LUSH
II. DWIGHT STRATTON.
FACULTY.
\ B Bryant, } Professors Of the Science of Ac.
i y Stratum Customs.
| Washington Lusk Teacher Of Business and 0rna.
mental Penmanship and Lecturer on Commercial Cor.
| respondence.
Iirns Judge starkweaiher and II Clark, Lecturers
In Commercial Law
r 2 Handy, Lecturer On Commercial C, mputatious.
Pres dent Asa Mshan, Lecturer Political Economy.
| t:.ersun T. White aud J. b. Merriam, Lecturer on
Commercial Compnlati' rs
Rev. lily att Smith, Lecturer on Commercial Ethics,
TERMS.
For fnl course, including all depar msnts Of EeoL
Keeping, lie, lures aud Practical Pc nianship. 1910
Fur mIl course in l.adirs' department, 2j,'0
For separate course of instruction in sPenccrian
Penmsnsbip, 500
FOR various yles in Orname Penmanshir, sagreed
TIL. DESIGN ofths Institution is to afford perfect
f,cltes ,or acquiring in an e>peiitions manner, n
hur ugh knowledge OF rmmerciai Science and Art
rae icaiiy employed in the CouHtng Room and Bu-
| ,iness ursnits generally.
THE BOOK kEErING DEPARTMENT is under
he personal superintendent nf one nttts hest account
lnts in the Uhued states No Mercantile College IL
the West possesses superior, if eQua advantages to
mnarlirg praclca knowledge oi Commercial Scienre
TIE GUI.LEGtAT CUERSE VIII embrace the
N, approved and Practical tr, irr keeping h"ks
~ D"rb,e Entry IN the vIr"nS departments of Trad,
aud Cumne rcv inrlnl'n" iicn.rli Who!esae mud Re
aii Mercantile. Exchange. tun,mssi,n Mnnntartui
ing, Raj road, Banking. Printing, Mining, shipping
| Steanhotrng Individual, Partnership and COMPOUND
Company Business
DAILY LECTURES willie delivered upon the Sci
sue Of icruunts, omm rcial Law, Political Econo
nv. omme errlal Caicu Bank Mercantile
Custom, commercial Ethics, Railr 'adingJ Eu-nes,
Jurisprudence, Mining, Commerce, ,umnercia
Geography &c.
PENMANSIiIP. Practical and Ornamental will be
aushi by W LUSk, WIN for rapid =Hd correct wrt.
np unsurlas sed II! any teacher If Chirograpby il
he West. Mere attention is given to PLAN practical
Per inausii this iustIttinn than at any o her Msr
camille college IN the uulted States, and we pleigs
ourselves To iupart to umr patrns asystematc, plain
and rapid business Hand Writing To more genera
sAentthan i. done at inv similar College in the State
THE SUIT OF ROOMS occupied by this Institution
re more extensive elegant ana conve Hiy ftteu up
than those of any similar College in the UnioH.
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT L is entirely separate
from the Cent mems aud is fitted mp in magnificent
md convenient manner Tho arrangement for, and
patronage of this department are uneqnailed
EJ'Through the extensive acquaintance of the Prin-
cias many oi the students graduating placed in
lucrative situations. ~ Send for Circular. MnyI
SAACS' CLOTHING AGAINST THE WORLD
neEa- Look out for the GiantseySSa
UNION HALL TRIUMPHANT.n ~
GAVE your dollars and buy you lothing at
- ISAAC 4. ISAACS' UNION HALL. The
public are invited to an inspection of the surerb
stock of FALL & WINTER CLOTHING now on
exhibition at this magnificent establishment
which i'll extent, superiority of workmanship
and fashion, together with lowncss of price, can
not be beat by any other Clothing House in Ohio
lSAACS has just returned from the East
where he has received such bargains in Cloths
and materials for manufacturing, that he has it
now in his power and is determined to knock all
the Eastern Slop Concerns into Cooked Hat,
and he will commence by selling the best Over
coats in the city for 81, and Under Coats,
Pants and Vests of all descriptions in propor-
ton. So look out for fun, aud come along every
body who wants to be clothed: he can fit all
sizes from men us large as the Giants that stand
at his doors, to little wee fellows three years
old, and as his Momm tn Building is filled with
Clothing of all qualities, he is sure of bein
abe to suit everybody. Remember that he
does not wish TO lunlug the people with East
crn Slop Work, for 80 cents less than any one
else, as he does not keep such trash But he
will furnish his customers with the best cloth
ing in the city, for less money than they can
purchase the same kind Of goods for, in any
other house in the United States. Gent'cmen's
Furnishing Goods of all descriptions for sale
cheap. 4 liberal discount made to wholesale
dealers who buy for cash. Clothing made to
order at the shortest notice and on the most
reasonable terms at ASAAC a. ISAACS.
Union Hall, corner of Superior and Union-sts
Cleveland. Ohio. sep30-1y
TO THOSE ENTITLED TO BOUN-
TY LANDS.
s6sm DY late Act of Congress, ap-
.s-skN. ID proved March 3, 1856 every
GsS commissioned officer musician or
private, seaman, marine, md clerk in the navy,
together with wagoners and teamsters who
have been employed by competent authority
during anyof the wars since 1890, in which the
United States have been engaged and have
been employed in said service II days. or en-
gagged any battle, are entitled to 100 acres of
Land. W idows and minor children of officers
and soldiers are entitled to the same amount,
and those who have obtained 40 Or 80 acres un-