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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

THRESHING MACHINES!
HTOFFITTss PATENTS!

IL undersigned are manufacturing large numb
oGe , ese celebrated Thresing Machines, which The!
eAac,y meet their wants. Our materials are well ..
iecteo and seasoned and done In the best aan
cry respect To resh clean and ma ke ready Tor mar.
ne. as nuch grain, in given time, with as little
rms IS the Machine that has taken the highest prea
UNI atthe last three State Fairs in Ohio and IN any
Lher places In The Western Country and regarded By
Thresbing Machines " "''s
ooR HORSE POWER, iswe think, the most simple, du.
iuoe, anu ilght running power yet introduced in h.
western country, and will not fail to
those acquainted with its use
Ahkinds Of repairing done short notice.
orders or communications from a distance promptI,
attended to. n SpENTIEp 4 RI '''
may21wtf RurIington Iov.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CHOLERA CURED.
HiLLTowS, Penn. Aug. 9th, 1855.
Nh MrxSpfr.

= 7 . = -
slh.-on Monday last, ny on, eighteen years OF age
TOOK something like the cholera sharp pains his fee
ana iegs and very severe crampng In the bowels. ".
administered your American Preparation" and the thId
ny family medicine and the public should give IL
q TAR trial and II will act its noble part 7''~
.9s.fr Respectfully Yours. ss-zs.. (; *!
J. g. DAVIDSON,
MunnePs Great American Preparation for sale whole.
sale and retail at squires Bloss' late Drug
may23yy !. ~
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PRrcH
i. d J.PRUGH.
wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fur.
niture. fhree doors East OF Cool.
Fe beush IL Brooks Bank mn

M shall be pleased to see at our rooms as above
customers, old and new, and exhibit our furni.
lure both Of our own manufacture and Importation We
are receiving invoices weekly and can furnish avery
tnng in any style required from the Paror to the
or shonid be understood that we keen every
thng IN the and deem an NJ
unnecessary We assure our friends that NE
- wiz se at prices at least low as any house
IN the city, Our work is all warranted - Ao0' s
Particular attention given 10 nnasrt,,; ,,,,
cases and wood Collins kept constantly on hand
Turning done on short notice - ~ i,,ovf
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DEsERTioN AND SUIcIDE-A man who gave
his name as N. J. Allison, with a lady who he
said was his wife, came to the Pendleton House
in Pendleton, Madison Co., Indiana, and took
rooms on the 25th of July last. He stated that
they were from Clinton County, Pa. He obtains
ed employment in the village for short time,
but soon left, and has not since come back. On
the sth inst. his wife, despairing of his return,
drowned herself and her infant, four weeks old,
in a small creek near the village OF Pendeton.
Mrs. Allison was generally respected, and the
universal opinion Is that her husband designedly
deserted her.
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P. W. sOMERs,
II Fashionable Halter, A

las returned from the East with his FALL STYLES
IL of HATS and CAPS Is es5 -
j. GENTS SOFT DRESS HATS: 37itzg-7s - " ..-'',A -
FRENCH FELT HATS;
LOWARICED AND FINE WOOL HATS.
CHlLDREN'S FANCY HATS AND CAPS.
FANCY EURS
GESIS OTTER, BEAVER, SEAL AND MINK GAUNy
FUR GLOVES, OF ALL KINDS.
LADIES, FUKS.
SABLE AND STONE MARTIN - re-
/. LYNX, FITCH AND MINK TALMAS, CLOAKs TIP
PETS, VICT0RINES AND CUFFS
GenfleHnenss Furnishing Goods
Consstingi part of Silk OF ali descTntons
Merino and Lise Thread do. !; -Z-- - lp"''A -
superior article of white Shirts and Collars.
SIX and Merino Hosiery Of all kinds:
Black, co1ored and white kid gloves; grass
SILK, gossamer and Moire Antique Suspenders.
!; Ties scarfs and Crayats, of ali kinds. '
To all OF which the pubic are invited to call and
anime. -. ss'' e aA A all 81
ranted TO please. SD 'a. ' " wa! a. :
Jefferson street, two doors east of Coolbaugh 8
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c0I0REn PHOTOGRAPHs.

G. GAGE would inform the citizens OF Bur
ngton that in addition to the many superior speci-
mems Of Ambrotypes and Daguerreotypes row In his
Gallery, he has deliberately colored Photographs,
which he does not hesitate to offer as equal in bril-
ancy and naturalness Of effect, to any East
ern efforts.
would particularly calle attention of the citizens
to this department of the Photographic art the pre-
lists visit to Burlington offers facilities of getting up
artistic efforts of this character not hitherto enjoyed
Mr. Winters experienced pencil issia guarantee in
assuring the public that those who wish avail them
selves of this interesting art will be enabled
o finished production.
W- Persons having Daguerreotypes of deceased
relatives have them transferred colored Photo
graphs produced from them and enlarged any size.
At the Gallery also, new specimens of Apbrotypes
colored in superior style.
Nov. Sth, 1856. $50 eFsE IT,
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s. M y duG1 Uccraaxpc1 - 0reeEz61f
ckiA kiiled = III 1iysss Of ~ Aofksys hestt
reading occurrence took place ID Stockport. Co
ismhia counts, y. 4, ii ich 1 child was XIII
ed uhile In the arans Of is mother, and b. her
s;sser. MrA Diekernan vas siss;ng III room
with her child, boy Of about two years Of age,
upon her lap, engaged In dressing 4, while 1t the
same time her sister, . Miss Palmer was cutting
the ~ick ofa candle With pair Of seissors. The
sisterS we're engaged in an angry conversation,
when MISC Palmer, in ft Of rage, threw the
scissors NJ Der sister with great force, the point
striking the child upon the breast and penesra-
ted 10 the heart The innocent little one ex-
claimed, :'Oh, mother. mother !" and immediate
~ expired Mrs. Dickeruan did not see her MS
ter throw the scissors, and was not conscious Of
what had been done until she saw the Instrument
Of death planted IL his breast. 4 coronsrs jury
xss called, who, sitter full Investigation Of the
affair, rendered verdict in accordance with the
aboye facts Miss Palmer isnos confined in the
Hudson jail TO await Tie action ofthe grand ju-
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1867. 1861.
IAE Al
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


GREAT AaExcAS
Us. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
TO NEW YORK BOSTON, SARATOGA
SPRINGS,
And all points IN New England, via
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN d LAKE
Z SHORE IL. Il.
IsroKrASr TO THE TKAvERR.-The Michigan Southern
and Lake Shore Route is the only connecting direct
y T. The apo thus ya h anS rea
Western Route.
THREE TRAINS DAY,
Sundays excepted carrying the great through Eastern
One hundred and twenty miles saved to Cleveland,
Pttsburg Harrisburg, Philadelphia Baltimore and Wash
ngton over any other route and the exdeditious
route Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and
Boston.
1st-Lghtning Express, leave Chicago at. 40 A. NJ.
arrive in Cleveland ats NJ, Yew York and Boston
next evening.
2d-Express Mail leave Chicago at. ..3r M,
arrive in Cleveland next morning at o'clock, Pitts
burg at noon, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York and
sd@New York Boston Express leave Chicago s45
arrive in Cleveland next day Pittsburgh and
Wheeling at Pm, Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc. fol
trains for Dunkirk and Buffalo, arriving in New York
the next day at noon, and Boston at 4P.n.
Alt above trains connect drectthrough to an
In Ohio and Pennsylvania, without any detention.
Only two trains on Saturday, leave at 30 A. NJ, ana
800 NJ.
Only one train Sunday, leave at S45P.M.
The 800 P. N. train Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning at Z o'clock.
-. Baggage checked to Dnnkirk and Buhalo, thence
to New York and Boston.
Only two changes of cars between Chicago ana PITTS
burg.
Through Tickets good for 1855 days and hours, allow
lug Passengers to stop any where on the Route
Passengers destined for Philadelphia,
ing, Washington, etc., will save from ~ 10 "a hours
time by taking ofhe above Trains over any other
Route.
Passengers arriving in Chicago on any OF the roads,
will find attentive check agents the who will re-
cevs your checks and convey your baggage free OF
charge, to the Michigan Southern cars.
TICKETS be had the General Passenger once OF
the Michigan Southern Road under the fremont House,
Chicago and at the Passenger depot corner OF Van Bu
and Sherman streets, and all the Railroad offices IN
the West.
Passengers holding through tickets by this line will be
transported free of Charge from the depot of the Chicago
and Burlington Gaena and Chicago Union and Illinois
Central Railroads to the Michigan Southern Cars.
GEO. NJ. GRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
Office under fremont House. Chicago at the Passenger
Depot GChicago, Nov 10, 1856.
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taken the above stand now prepared to offer
aun sno complete assortment OF Heavy and Shelf Hard
nns Cutlery &C., to cash and short time buyers
their own goods direct from Foreign and Rast
they are enabled to offer their goods
81 the lowest market rates 80 - : ee N'
well the citizens OF Burlington
are invited and examine stock before purchas
ing elsewhere IF -. f-a
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NEWS! NEWS ..-The subscriber he's opened
IN the store No. o, Barrett House buildings, asa
- PERIODICAL d NEFSAPER DEPOT, ;.
and by close attention and to merit
share of public patronage. He has made arrange
ments TO receive at the earliest dates general assort
ment of the DAILY NEWSPAPERS from New York, the
other Atlantic and interior cities. Also, all the Maya
zines Novels de- and select assortment OF STATION
AIRY Persns wishing any particular Papers, Perodi-
Gals &C. viii please cali and their orders will be punctu-
ally attended to.
ANY person calling can have the New York Ledger
0rdtis containing the FIRST psrt Of Orion ne od ed1-
nctQO A Nj. N.
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,a F. BROWNS =
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER

HfS ESSENCE Is a Preparation OF pnusn.i s.,,1
~ IN ordinary DiarrhRa, ncipent Cholera in abort i
o. prostration efthe digestive functions n -
nhoIa @ Yaine. During the prevalence Of endemic
i ann summer complaints Of children II T. new
hanyd ecaGlous; no family, Individual, or trarsIs,
caurIos-Be sure to get the genuine essan.. .-,,5,
pae pr Only by r. BROW at his Drug and Ths.n
~ r. corner of Fifth and Cbestnut stsee,s
carries In the Unitod States 'espectaDie Apothe.
- Sold IN Burlington by r r CIV
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

a LARGE Stage proprietor at Buffalo has EN-.
barked in the enterprise of running line of
stages from Minatilan, on the. Atlantic, to the
Gulf of Tehuantepec, on the Pacific 1t will
shorten the route to California several thousand
miles
Fort Dies MoINEs.-The census of Fort Des
Moines has just been taken, and shows a popu-
lation of 1861. The spring census showed q
800. Increase in nine months, one thousand
two hundred and sixty.one.
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The mother declared that the boy had had
but one pair of boots in two years, and these he
had on, and that his father bought them in Chi
cago at the very time the murdered man was at
their house. This was an evident lie, for no
mortal in that time could have worn the soles so
much. Her statement was made to repel myth.
ical charge, got up for the occasion, that some
teanster had accused them Of stealing pair OF
boots.
Then came McCargars turn, aud being led to
believe that we were on the track of some lum-
bermen on their way from Chicago to Michigan,
who might have staid at his house this very
night, and might have murdered this man. To
refresh his memory, we reminded him that 1t
was the same team that he bought the boots from
that his son had on, and then he remembered
the circumstance perfectly we'll, and that it was
that very night. His neighbors remembered that
no team passed the road that day or the next,
for that night came on fearful storm, and that
night. without shadow of doubt, McCargar
murdered the poor traveller. His wife gave him
something that stopped all pain and soreness in
his feet, and during the storm the father and son
put the body upon the hand sled, hauled it over
to the river, and down ON the ice near the lake,
where they found a hole and chucked it in, the
boy wearing the unfortunate mans boots.
Although the Jury were all convinced of
these facts, they could not be proved, and the
murderer was permitted TO go unhung; but he
has met a fearful fate at last New York Tri-
bune.
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~ According to the n. Y. Express, Stewart,
the noted dry goods dealer. imports annually ten
million dollars worth Of goods 4
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NEW INSTITUTION! )
lpEADY-MADE Clothing and Gents
LII furnishing Goods.
On Jefferson street, at the stand lately occupied
So gara4a auction Store. s...fsA
THE Advertiser offers the citizens Of Burlington and
surrounding country, large and well selected stock of
REA D UNA d. CLIO THING,
for Gents and Boys wear, adapted to the Hav
ing been engaged for the past eight in the manufc
ture and sale Of clothing enabled to sell at
ALL my assortment is full and complete perfect
in every department expect to make this of the
permanent Institutions of the city, and would therefore
pledge myself to suit purchasers both in prices and quail
ty Garments cut and made to order in the latest style
and on short notice.
~ My stock offers many misunderstanding Of
COATS of all kinds and qualities, latest fashions;
PANTS a good assortment adapted to the season;
SATIN, SILK, CASHMERE, MARSEILLES and other
kinds of VESTS and VEsTSGs-together with large
sortment of Black and Fancy CASSIMERES& BROAD
CLOTHS, for sale, or to manufacture to order.
Money be saved by examining my stock before
chasing elsewhere Please call and see
may1-tf tHE 2fs -s#t ~ A. COHEN.
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FALE TRADE. 4,s
ROSS G. WHIPPLE.

ERS IN ENGLISH, GERMAN and AMERICAN
HARD WARE
NE in receipt of the largest and best selected
w stock OF Foreign and American Hardware ever
brought to this market.
AxEs-Hunt's, Blood's, Brooks Whipples.
SAWS--Circular, Mil, X-Cut, Hand and PANEL.
SHOV ELS-Anes', Rowland's and Collins.
FlLES-Butchers Hargreayes and Jout's
- go !l CuILER1-Mo stenholms and Hargreayes.
IAnLk Harsreaves and American
Locks, Latches Butts serevs, &c, &C.,
We are agents for Lippsncott barnes celebrated
SAFES also, for c. II. Williams latent nom
BLEACHING Force and Lift Pumps ~
Country merchantsare requested to call and examine
our STOCK before purchasing East confident OF
cessy OF going further than Burlington for their Hard
ware. @ oct2S
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NEW YORK CLOTHING EmPOr.U1

IN The undersigned has opened his and well
selected stock, consisting of Clothing Hats, Caps and
general assortment of Gents Furnishing Goods, whole
sale and Retail. He also takes this method of informing
the citizens of Burlington and vicinity that his stock of
Clothing, which cannot be surpassed in style and Guan
y being manufactured under his own supervision this
Wholesale House in New York, is offered at EASTERN
PRICES, andris receiving and viii continue
ceye the most Fashionable Stock Of Clothing offered
in this market ns4s- e. u 81 s-s l. ELKUS
Jefferson Street. north side, the old stand of Alfred
Clark and 104 Vim. st., New York. up stairs.
oct2 15 ,h=5. t's4g /. ELKUS, New York.
n,.t
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KAw IsDIAss.--A depusasion Of Raw Indians,
With their sqoaws, papooses, dogs and other fur
niture, arrived n this city tie other day from
Kansas At St Lo-,s they lost their Interpreter.
and with him all the money which they had
brought along TO pay expenses, bus the railroad
agents very kindly brought them as deadhcads
from that city 10 ARs They are en- route for
Washington, whittier they are bound to lay be-
fore the government certain grievances against
the intruding whites, who are occupying their
Iands.--Chicago Dem
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More snow fell night before last, but not to a
very great Depth The sleighing could not well
be better in the city. Weather still cold, and
cloudy yesterday as if more snow might be ex-
spected. Those who have time and sleighs are
enjoying themselves, and those who hay'nt are
wishing they had Dav. Gazette.
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'There is a happy land,
Where saints in glory stand,
Rrirhf bright as day

rhI, lar away,
Where saints in glory stand,
Bright, bright as day.
well, Kitty, that is sweet! Where do you
think the land of, Canaan is, Kittyg' ''oh!
suppose it is up in the sky, where God lives, and
where angels live" ado you think you will ev-
er go there, Kttys' "lf I'm good and love
God, think Ishal"
Now, Kitty, is there anything else you can
sing for me before COY" "Oh! yes, sir, can
sing little piece of another" swell, what is
that"
Gan who love the lord below,
When they die to heaven will go,
And sing with saints above,
Oh! that will be joyful,
joyful, joyful,
OH that will be joyful,
When we meet toIpart no more. ,
Poor Kitty! she could not read, nor could
either of her parents read; she knew nothing
about heaven aud divine things except what she
had been taught at the Sabbath School.
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE |
The GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
The BEST Alternative KNOWN I! ~
Not a Particle Of Mereury ia III 49,.
An intabie remedy for scroiula Kings Evil Rheuma.
tism, obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions Pimples or pos
tues on the Face, Blotches Bols Aeue and revsr
chronic Sore Eyes. Ringworm, or letter
scaid,head Enlargement and pain of the 4.'2
Bones and Joints, Salt Rheum Sinh.
.-.sa 90 pjra Ulcers, yphliticDis6rders: I'D
and all diseases arising from !
't an injudicious use of .---'' =. o.
.s...lf.s- Mercury, Imprudence "a. ..l-.s.,...f
in Life, or Impurity
= H@-t r. of the Blood 1865 aI.s
ihs great Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of III. R,ooa
now used by thousands of grateful from
ofthe United States who testify daily to the
SPANISH x TX FTsf!ss' n Sea all "oAR
Scroiula Eruptions the Skim Liver Diseasea Psvsrs
1lcers, ga Sores Affection of the Kidneys Diseases OF
tne Ihroa Female Complaints, Pains and Aching of The
inestmable remedy. ~ using 'ho
For all diseases othe Blood, nothing has W. been found
compare with it. 1t cieanses the system of ali
ties acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidra
strengthens the Digestion, gives tone To Tho
makes the Skin clear and healthy and stonach,
stitution, enfeebed by disease or the Con-
cesses 9youth to its pristine vigor and strenn he ex
md eas OF peculiarly applicable
with the happiest effects. II invgoraes The
oitated, and imparts elasticity 10 The & anu de-
hn sen, am. ieaVes the patient fresh and bealth
shg,e pottie Oh inns nestimabe rernedyis worth on 4.
so.caied sarsaparas in existence . worm All the
iAe large number OF certificates which VIC have r,
ha. persons from an parts of the United STATS s. ~,
prs.. mat there is no hnhs about T. rbs
-, .o.pers, magistrates physicians and pubiic
men, well known to the community all add their testimo
FER. VSD IVA
Call on the Agent and get an Almanac aud read tbs
e o. astonishing cures performed by CARTER
spANlsH MIXTURE {Is MOST CASES WHERE EVERY rum
ELsk had sGsALLf The limits of advertisement
will not admit their full Insertion f'iien
VIZ. $ BEERS Co., PRopnIxross.
No. S0i, broadway, New York
70 whom all orders must be addressed .
" For sale by Druggists and Country Mercb q,
an parts Of the United States and the Canadas All
Z. I. GAY, Burlington, Iowa fmarI has ana Dy
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Light! Light !! Light!!!

-e.-e... . 4z4614V A1S5 ~ H1S III :. -
Eco ON YHS WE l'EH!
THE subscriber will forward to any sending him
fifty cents, receipt for making the celebrated Veg
etable Oil Mixture, for burning in Lamps Chandeliers,
&C. This article is superior to any OIL Gas, Fluid,
ever before invented, for the following reasons:
1st. 1t gives more light. @
I'd. The lights brighter and stronger.
Sd. acM not explode If brought in cont1ct aciM the
blaze, thus rendering 1t perfectly safe.
4th. There is trouble in making it, and it is much
cheaper than common fluid, and be used the same
lamps; in fact, is better IN every respect
Enclose so cents in money postage stamps and adj
dress B. B. JOHNSON Burlington Iowa, and the receipt
will be sent by return Of mail altT sepl5dw6m
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Wholesale and Retail Tumhar va~a

wholesale and Retail Lumber Yard.
a L4SkGE assor tn,ent of Lumber Shingles Latf
and Square Timber ETC. We feel no hest aiion r.
TO supply country dealers with full assortment.
OF .ne pest Qualities of Lumber, from Wisconsin Chin
lerson street, between Sixth ana Seventh. -
sepi J.W.&W.D GILBERT
g II. BURGE, Wholesale and ,,a.at, $50
~ dealers In furniture. Shop and saIes-room-1lssY
On Nam street, four doors south Of Jefferson IL
ceived Every description of furniture made 10 order
a variety Of Mattresses always on hand. EII
metallic Burrying cases and ready made collins for
sale oct 10y -, =
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RURLrN Gro

BURLT NGTNN
II N II
NNM7a@aa1azMhgZN11aggn
Incorporated by tie Legislature Of nat stlte soi,
TRUsTEEs: &
Hon. James Buchanan late Sec. of State p
Hon. Moses Hampton;
g Charles Naylor;
''' William wilkins, late Sec of War;
fat &c w. FL. Lowrie ;i75- f 80. ' y. .A
Gen. J. X. Moorehead. :ss. @
Il. q DALHoFF, Principal.
TERMS:
For unlimited course in Double Entry Book Keeping
commercial calculations, penmansip, and adj
missions to the lectures on commercial law 1875 90
THE DESIGN or THE INSTITUTION,
Is to afford young men the opportunity Of qualifying
themselves for the duties of the Counting House. in
thorough and expeditions manner. fi s lSl $50 4
81. THE COLLEGJA TIE COURSE $50
win be the followed by the Mercantile College
of Pennsyivania. which has been recommended by the
comprehensive and practical ever Introduced.
1''5, PE1tach f11s.ez,'. = s''.s 49,
good handwriting iEj.sf seE rded as an indspen-
sable requisite to ssed ucstion, unremttng
attention Sh be given K it.;D department.. 5 +tt3
COMMERCIAL Ia " LECTURES
VIII be de vered by Mr. c. Ben Darwin enc of the ablest
members of the Burlington lar. The lectures will en-
brace Partnerships, Corporations Mercantile Property
Contracts, Guarantees, &C., &c. 5sss sss5 4 =
COMMERCIAL COMP UTA TONS
Explaining many business operations not found in COM
Arithmetcs and full and complete than in any
College in the country. EI5Nj &
a5 an ELEGANT DIPLOMA as5 saH
Under the seal of the State College of Pennsylvania is
granted to those who pass satisfactory examination.
This instrument will be found passport to the conf.
dence Of business men in all sections of the Union.
sept 1s.E -