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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

I herewith transmit to you an authenticated
copy of the Judgment of the Supreme Court of
this State. determining my right to said Of
fee.
send this communication to you by B. F.
Hopkins, Esq.. whom have appointed my Pri-
vate Secretary.
COLES BASHFORD-
The following is copy of the judgment OF
the Supreme Court:
BE IT REMEMBERED. That at term of the Supreme
Of Wisconsin, begun and held at TIE
Capitol Madison the OF Government Of said State
second Tuesday, Wit the 18th day Of De.
cember the s7th day of the term. to wit:
twentvfourth lay of March, A. D. 1856. Present,
.he Honorable Edward v Wilton, Chief Justice, and
the Honorable Abrarn D. smith, and the Honorable Or
asus Cole Associate said Court the follow
ing proceedings had iHtcralia TO wit
Coles Bashford quo EarraHto
william A. Barztow,
And now. at this day
tie Court having heard the motion of the Reator IN this
cause judgment for of plea of the Respondent
herein and having the proofs made in open Court
under the order the Court upon the SAID motion, Of
rights the Relatnr the said office mentioned
said informaton; tie Court being sufficiently
advised thereupon
Il is ordered BY the Court that the default Of William
:. Barst5v the Respondent herein, shall forthwith
be entered for Of plea to the said information and
it Is considered ordered Judged by Court here
that sad VIM A Barstow hath unIawfuy held and
exercised ofce of the State of Wisconsin
since the TN 4sy IF January A. D. 1856, without ny
legal election. app ointment warrant, authority what
and hath since the dav last aforesaid unlawfuy
usurped. into and held the said office of Cover
the State of Wisconsin in and form
erred the said information and that he shall and DO
any manner further intermeddIe with
himself Office, powers, duties. priv
ieges franchise thereof that he be and hereby
absolutely foreuged ousted and excluded therefrom
ehe future.
And It IS further considered ordered adjudged by
the court that the Relator said Coles Bashfor
vas general election held the 9th day of Mo-
1886, duly elected anu chosen Governor Of the
Wisconsin, rightfuy entitled the said
Office Of Governor Of the State OF Wisconsin, and
powers dnties privileges franchises there
said information is averred and that he
said office powers, duties, privileges, and
franchises.
And further considered, ordered adudged by
The court Reator the said Coles Bashford
10 against the said Respondent the said William
A. Barsow his AMI charges about this suit expend-
al be taxed, according to the Statute cases
made and provided.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !
Supreme Court.
Ia Favette Kellogg, Clerk of the Supreme Court o.
the state Of Wisconsin, hereby certify
going Is true copy of the Judgment of the
ed IN the above entitled cause, this Gath day Of
March A. D. 1855, as appears of record.
In testimony whereof I have hercunto set
Il. s. my hand, and affixed the seaI Of said
Court 4 Madison the24th dag of Maj ch
a. D. 1856.
la FAYETTE KELLOGG.
Clerk Surname Canrt Of Wiscnnsn.
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ronE1er LII NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

BosreN, March 81
The Steamship Eipn arrived here last night
from Liverpool, with Liverpool dates to the 18th
inst, and London dates to the 18th inst
Cotton quiet less firm sales on Monday
1000, and Tuesday 5000 bales.
Breadstuffs slightly advanced Flour Is
Wheat sla4d dearer, Corn is better. ConsoIs
closed at ei2-e.
The Carada arrived at Liverpool on the 10th
inst: and the Washington at Cowes OF the
same dav.
Politicoi news Of little importance. The
Peace C6Hferaaee was in daily session, but
nothing lad traesFirpd.
Advices from the Crimea state that Il neutral
line had sranspired between the Allied and
Russian armies A review Of 25, 90 of British
troops took place at Balaklava on the 5th The
works were blown up at Sebastopol, February
5th
Advices from ConstantinopIe to Feb. 2sth
state that an Austrian Courier had arrived there
with propositions relative to the Danubian Prin-
CAPABILITIES
A financial crisis had occurred at Constantine
pie Exchange London had -isen to 1877. on
Vienna to 400 Pound sterling was rated at
I4o. The minister Of finance had appealed to
the merchants and invited them to devise
remedy.
The rj~er Danube was re-opened, and the
double Lloyd steamers had commenced run
ming.
An order tosuspend hostilities had been given
TO Omar and SeIim Pacha
The Allies were constructing huts on both
sides Of the Bosphorus, and English engineers
were making out camp the Asiatic coast
Ad7Ices from Norway announce a serious COM
mercial crisis /; % commercial houses had sus-
pended in Bergen alone
Manchester Market firm
The steamer Emu passed the America for
Liverpool, on the 18th inst
Prince Jerome Bonaparte. Louis Napoleou's
Uncle.) had been dangerously i'll, but WIS i'm
proving
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GOV. EaSE0RD's MESSAGE.
Executive DIR ARrSfEST.
MADrS0y. March s.. 1850

t. TIE Senate md Assembly
It has become nv DUTY TO inform YOU that
have. IN obedience TO the viii Of the people, as
summed The duties and responsibilities of the Of
fee OF Governor Of this State
Chosen TO that Office BY : majority of the
popular vote at the general election IN Soven1-
Der last. I nevertheless found 1t pre-occupied
by the late incumbent who refused to surren-
der It, or recognize nv right 70 it.
Believing that I had been duly elected !,
that proper Investigation would show that /
WIS entitled % enter upon the discharge Of the
duties of the etfice and rot wishing 10 resort
70 force 70 get possession thereof. I appealed 20
the law to protect my rights. as well as the
rights Of the electors who Lad conferred this
trust uron NE
The Judgment of the highest Judicial tribu-
nal Of the Sja,e-the highest evidence of titIe
known 20 the Iav-has row ascertained nv t.
tie and restored me he office f-om which have
been wrongfallv excluded
Recognizing, IN the peaceful issce CT the re-
cont contest, a most gratifying testimony TO the
supremacy Of he Inv over preferences and nra-
JUDGE OF 4 political nature, I cannot forbesr r,
Congratulate the representatives. of the peopIe.
whose sovereign VII has been inaliv viodicaf-
Ell n he forums of their own arpoigtr,ysr,e
Upee rke result; ard an happy 70 know thar
many anong he best citizens Of the state. 10
ll,lcallv opposed TO my election, did neverthe-
less most promptly recognize the faet Of ny el-
sction, insisted upon this recognition.
Your session Is already so far ar-vaaced. and
am so little Informed respecting the state
If The business before yusI, thar I VIII on " re-
commend I thorough examination Of the alleged /
aUes q re late election IN order 20 determine
Is fa- Is possible. IN What manner, and bv
whom these frauds are committed 70 the and
3'6 proper safeguards NAV De provided a.
;a-Tiss similar occurrences IN the future
Ii WI ne my aim 70 administer the Execu-
We De PaT'men5 OF the Government for the Pop
Lar coed alone. guided BY the Constitution and
avs and shall be found At Al times IN all
Constitutional Ways, ready TO Cooperate with
oG.
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TIE EVIDENCE.

The anxiety felt by every one to learn as fuI-
v rs possible the facts In relation 10 the frauds
bv which Mr.. BasHFoRD has been deprived OF
the office of Governor since the commencement
of the present year, is the only apology we of
fer for devoting 50 large portion OF our present
number TO the testimony presented before the
Supreme Court. That Coles BAsHFoRD received
at least one thousand more Of the votes cast for
the office of Governor for this State LAST No
yentUer, there IS 40 longer shadow OF doubt
That frauds were committed for the purpose Of
eIepriving him Of the office TO which the people
of the State had elected him, IS equally clear.
But we are inclined to believe that the motives
which actuated the perpetrators OF said afro
cious outrages upon the Freemen of Wisconsin,,
were far greater than political preference
We cannot believe that any men in Wisconsin
can be SO lost TO all moral principle, as to COM
NIT deeds of such 4 nature for so slight rea-
son.-There IS possibility that the State can
vassers and Afr. Barstow were ignorant Of the
extent of the, frauds committed, bus we do not
believe that such was the case.-It Is our hon
est conviction that not only the State Canvass
ers, but Mr. Barstow himself, and others " in
the confidence Of the Purity were knowing to,
and counseled the frauds If 50, the deeds yet
behind the curtain must be of the most dam
ming nature. Nothing short of fear of ex-
posture, could induce men of protested integrity
10 resort TO such desperate measures to keep
thier dark deeds from the public eye.
Time may yet bring their misdeeds to light
Rogues have been known TO fall oct among
Themselves and ShouId they de- 40 IN this IN =
stance black viii be the record Of their afencer
against those who have once had confidence in
the integrity Of public officers.
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Later From California

NEw TogK, March q.
The Hltsl0is arrived AZ her dock as s P NJ
and brings 81 $4,000 IN treasure
The Golden Gate from Aspinwall and Brother
Jonathan for San Juan left on the 5th with 81,
100000 in specie
The missing accounts of Adams & Co.'S Bank
were recently washed ashore near san Francisco.
The Ist section Of 52miles of the Sacramento
VaIly R. R. Is completed.
The California Legislature has passed resoIu-
tons deprseating the election of Mr.. Banks to
SPeakership.
The Indians were committing depredations at
the mouth of the Rogue River, and . persons
had been murdered. Feb. 23d battle had tai
ken place at Pugets Sound between a party i
friendly Indians and CHcketatas. (
The steamer Columbia was TO leave san Fra
cisco in a few days with Gen. Wool and troo .
for Rogue River.
The Legislature eff Oregon had sent messag .
TO Pres5 Pierce for the removal Of Ger Voc /
Eleven buildings had been burned at Souors,
loss $4,000
IA bill has been Introduced into the California
Legislature for erecting three new States cut of
California
Receipts of gold dust diminishing. Flour
weak, domestic and Oregon selling at Ssa9;
hams i; lard 1872; butter choice 80; whisky 3.
Nothing important from the Isthmus.
The Gillian war steamer Cazado from Talcau-
hama fouudered near MauIe 30th Januarv-out
Of $50 persons on board only Al were saved
The sIoop-of-war St Marias was detained at
Callao on account of the disturbed state of the
country.
AdvIees had reached Panama that the Indians
on the Atlantic Coast Of the province of Uruguay
bad attacked the Capitol Santiago and burned it
partly down.
AdvIces from Costa Rica state that General
alker threatened TO attack and destroy Punta
Arenas. The Government had sent troops to
defend the place.
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Circuit Court, Iowa County, Wisconsin.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. , March Term l. o. 1856
-, IOWA loCSrv, s. to W.T. March J.
William Feegarsseu.
'1i1S l4F came the said plaintiff bv NoSzrs r-tt
n liessilofa t-5s attorneys. ami On his 5ra
IL rs ordered By the Court tal }zs
aiilEli 90 gave notice 20 the "a I'd Iesudaa William
Lrren OF The pending II this cause Er puHlisasHas
-oS OF tAls order IN the % Mineral Point rrifuus
49, newspaper published n the village If Mineral
~. "a 4d county. for SIX successive weeks. and
sti Il also Is ordered 5v the Court he- that t deiea5-
l-sr ms appearance herein plead. ansv=r e.
~ - ne 'eelaEaon at tbe said plaintiff or before
lanes ID nctiS'n- Clerk of said Court hereby -
-. ma tHe ABOVE j. TrGe copy the orders Hste
-a cause oT our said 0uI as the same remain or record
IN nv office.
ALIeSt9 JAMES HUTCHINSON. Clerk
Circuit Cs1srf. Isga C0sa-g, ~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

Mails BURSED.-The Buffalo Express of the
2Ist says
The mails which left here on "Wednesday ev-
enIng at II o'clock, for the West. by the Lake
Shore Railroad, were mostly consumed, togeth-
er with the mail car, at or near irving, about
thirty miles west of this city. The mails from
this city, were rather Light, and the letter mail
for Cincinnati was mostly saved
The Boston and Albany mails, as well as
mails from other intermediate points, Cleveland.
Cincinnati, Columbus and Louisville mails were
mostly saved, while the Milwaukee, Chicago
and Dubuque mails we're nearly all DESTROYED"
Democrat
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

SUPREME CoURr-The action of the Supreme
Court in the important case just decided By
them IN relation to the right of that tribunal to
go behind the State Canvassers in determining
whether Mr.. Barstow Mr.. Bashford was en-
titled to the office Of Governor, has been the
subject of comment with men of all parties
After excepting some few individuals whose
motto IS support the party, right or wrong we
might say the decisions of the Court are ap-
proved by all. The most violent Barstow men
now admit that Mr.. Blshford received the high
est number Of votes. and was Justly entitled to
the office. They say they" have been deceived
BY that lying hudson 4rg'es," and the only
fault they find with the Supreme Court. is for
not committing the editors OF that sheet for con-
tempt" Such IS the prevailing opirion among
Democrats IN this region.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

LEGISLATURES ADJoURSED--A resolution pass
ed the Assembly some days since TO adjourn on
Monday yesterday until the first Wednesday
in September next, leaving the investigating
committee to complete their business by that
time if possible. But little business of impor-
lance except Of a local matter has been done du-
ring the session, account, we presume of the
question at Issue before the Supreme Court, on
the Governorship.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

fIIv ATE 5 ECRETARY.--We are gratified to NO
tice thar GOV. Bashford has selected B. T. HoP-
Ems ESQ, of Madison, as his Private Secretary.
Mr.. Hopkins possesses every necessary qualIhca-
ton for the station 10 which he has been called
IF this first appointment of Gov. Bashforf Is
followed up by others equally appropriate, no
fault can be found with that department of the
duties of his administration.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

y AyIGvrIoS-Lake Michigan Is clear of ice
as far Is the eve can reach. The steamer Hur-
on is advertised to leave Chicago for this port
Sheboygan. and ManI5owoe, Tomorrow morn
iDg-DeBtoe5dt.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

~ The FROST has struck IN the ground at
an almost fabulous depth. We learn that N this
city ard vicinity. the grouad has been found
frozen to the depth of sir feet.-f5lsca'4Eee Wis
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tom 5v of Iwfess men, in the discharge of their
duties aforesaid, such all from any military force may
II the time be theu1 De necessary
such opposition, and enable said committee,
without moieststion, to proceed with their zbors.
Resoiced rtAer, That when said committee shall lave
completed said Investigation shy report the evidece
so collected to this House.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

The FoREIGS NEws-The steamer Canada
arrived from Liverpool on the 2Sth uIt. From
her news are led TO the conclusion that the
prospect for peace il Frightening. A slight adj
vance has taken place In Breadstuffa
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01
PKoREA. Much 2s

PEORIA, March IS.
Three hundred tons of sugar left here to-day
for Chicago, via the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. II IS the first up from New Orleans
this season.
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Circuit Court, Iowa County, Wisconsin
STATE OF WISCONSIN March Term l. D. 7szr
IOWA COUNTY, S. TO xii, Inc 18th t.ar "a lla.sz
Mineral Point Rail Road Ccrrza~a
Eheugzer Hail.

This dav came the said rlaia-fr= r srasz-- cana
Aessulures their Attorneys. and "a motion IL
-5leE stld Attorneys d. j. GUFer-l by - Court lea. -
-Le sALA Ei3i1ilIt5 io give notice r. the said aegs
Ioeilezer Hal OF the ressl af tAis sut r TO
"a fFt on tAls orter IN the -- Mineral D. int gra
''peF po1--s-te1 IN TIE village 81 Giaea-
~ IN IKE no son q t.le s-i NiiutliIs r tulr L-
'S4ll IT rs also ordered BY the Court -H-z
',lce h-reiEl, AMI plead or aaur Iaz
4F1il-"l - the said plaintiff Is before e rst zv
Of August next.
hereby certify that the above Is rruc saus o.. lie
ORDERS mace Ia sara csUSs BIZ 5ur said Court a Tie -s
appear Of record ii nay efice
A-test JAMES, HUTCHINSON Cff-E
12-~o Ctrcuff Cart, E51ra Cgazfp. H.s
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To Nervous Sufferers retired Cls7yv7nan 70
stored 70 health in days after nanv Years of at
nervous suffering, Is anxious make known the means
OF cure VII send free the prescription used Direct
the Rev JOHN n D4GNALL, No 50 Fulton street
Brooklyn, n. z. Pr,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

LAKE SIDE WATER CURE.-Dr. A. G. Hall, who
for the past eight years has had charge Of the
round I'M q" ater Cure Of northampton, Mass
has become interested and in April viii assume
charge Of the Lake Side Water Cure al Md
son.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

Webster Observation-Disclosures of
N The Town Of Mineral Point who have already been
suPpied with Weisters Unabridged Dictionary, can De
supplied with copy by calling the Office Of the Town
cApeflhtenaent Januarv Isl 1s5S
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SpecjaL a0tites.

The Teachers Institute meets every SATURDAY
10 o'clock the Brick school House IN village
at which time its discuss subjects relating to
the management Of Schools and the best modes Of teach
ing the different branches Of study All PERSONS who
take an interest in Education respectfully invited to
attend,
The SUBJECT for discussion next Saturday Is The best
method Of teaching English Grammar
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

Mineral Point Lodge No. L. Meets first and third
TUESDAYS Of each month the Masonic Hall Mineral
Point
- Transient 8rstl-en are invited TO attend.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

- The House Of Representatives has pass
ed the Military Academy and Invalid Pension
Bills
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

Atard.-Ihe members Of the Senate, during the pres
en as vel as the last session, take newspapers At the
expense Of the State Hence trust that nv constit-
ents VIII not take the nnn-recept Of attentions of that
sort rom ne, as evidence Of neglect on ny part
SENATE CHAMBER
Madison Jan p 1850. ANASA COBB.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

DaIIey's Genuine Pain Extractor viii subr.ue the
pain anu inflammation from the severest burns or sca
n rom one TO twenty nnuteand that ii viii heal the
wounds without and eect1aIIy cre Fever Sores
Piles-SaLt Rheuul-Iuaanmatory Rheuraatis1n-sore
and Intaned Eyes-Cuts-Wo unds-OId and Tnveterare
9ores-Bruises-Scad Head-Corns and Bunions-Erv-
sipelas-SpTains Svellings Chidlans-F eIops-Bites
Of Lnsects-Sweiec and Broken Brsast-Sore NiDrIes-
Eruptions-and all other infauraatorv ana cutapeo,s
diseases where the parts affected be reacIlet!
Don De incredulous about the many diseases named 70
be cured by only thingbut reflect that the lew bgt
positive properties which the Daley alve alone contains
and as heretofore Communications to fpur-aa rear5
not alone the aforementioned Diseases but nlav 1sr
not enumerated.
teuery-Do not regular bred Physicians prescribe fae-
mel InwaTdly for scores Of different diseases
Each box Of GENUINE DALLEr's P4IS EXTRACTOR has
upon II steel Plate Engraved Label with signatures
Of c. Y CLICKENER & CO. proprietor. and HENRY
DALi-Ef' ulanuiactarer Al others are couuterfeit-
Price p cents rer box.
- All orders should be addressed To C. Y Cli.zsner
x a., 81 Barclay St, New York For sale BY all dealers
IN Medicines Throughout the T. 8 and Canada. -,
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Hen 5abrrtiscnlsnts.
MADISON
Mercantile College.
(BrrHea Of Baeen's Mercantile College. Cia-1,.-,.
Ma. I3 Br,seu's Bsoct, VIA Olson W.. vi 3j

HNHE uHdersg ued respectfully announces .l..
IL taken Room in the above named GI.-l- - ne 1-s
new Colleg- Edice, which r. Ia course ct -' lis
Of Aifin snd Pinekney streets. i reads 1ls-
Cyl and viii open his MERCANTILE CotEEc- ~ ,as1s
DAY, JANUARY II, Is55s '- Hon.
The plan adopted IN teaching, eorr5,,7ss, T.
theory instead OF using Text Books The - s-l
cised II maxi out original entries of -y-
tT7Hsasttons-}ournaZIag Pushing Balance si-5ss
Opening and Closing great variety Of 5isf,- 2a'.
Books both for Partnership and IHdfv5dvaf Is
where the u hess has been prosperous AM, f.sess
thus qualifying the student for entering frr
ca duties of the accountant, ii any kiad eli t-'
The Course Of instruction. vii consist Of ~.
Entry Book-hEEPIyG, embracing every 5a-.--
taL, C0H1missioz, E1caazgc. BGaEfHg No. N- ts-
ShlgptHg. EIdlrtdaGL, PartHe-sAg1 J0fat SfsrE-ass
pound Company Bussaess also. CJHzze--,sJ - ~
tons PeHHaHsiip Let arcs nc Science sf ,'-
SC @t-A
PupiIs instructed individually. and ,,- in
50 that st,eents may enter a. any time and r,rar- -
ratio Of then, capacity and assidEjty- &c
Hours Of Instruction. VIZ From . TO = u s-.-.
70 and from ) 70 O'Clock P. II
Terms.
For oSE Scholarship, which entities the Horze--r..
fail course Of Instruction,
y. B--JnrIf the completion Of nv new F.frfa-a
ing. VIII sfer rAe following Inducements ~=z-
person subscribing One Hundred Dollars viii b. s.
70 FOUR Scholarships SO,
Any one person subscribing Five Hundred Dg.rsr.5
Be entitled 10 TWENTY-FIVE -cncIarsIus at Saa $50
The Scholarships VIII be trsns5.-rs,8.- q - ~
one entities the aider q fail course sf -7st--s
Eacn subscriber viii be sacurej for amount of a
ton ~ Mortgage On Real Estate
MADISON, jim 18th, 1855. PE.srg
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- The American Tract Society employs
$50 eolPorteurs.
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MASONIC.

Iowa Chapter No. 6, Meets frst and thru rrB-z-
days Of each month, the Masonic Hall Mineral poi7
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BCRNHAM-S
commercial and Mathematical Institute,

commercial and Mathematical Institute,
West Rockford. lis.
EsfIofasted IN June 1855. far EzaiDlaak -rsn
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SEStHess -artfA=setsc, HtgAcr 5Iatkezastiey Dc
10 CLASS SYSTEM.
II instruction impaired 70 each <tDent xho
- nay enter n any tie 3v sa1s!s arriving 5is-
seit Young man OF ordinary abilities mae n from a:
- Twelve weeks become competent to perform the 1ufIss
u any counting Room whatever and merit salarv II
-1ul sou % sisea per Students mss 1eFste
1Auel or ne Gay and evening raav SUIT cir COVE
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progress
TERMS
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-lllLIe) Lnciucng Lecture Course and DfP!or1z 80 y
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Terms for LSDrvEDuAE INSTRUCTIONS IN Higher Naibe'
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OF acquiring thorough Business Essrcstiou- Rocz9
oilers excellent atvaura eshenL- renowned forts hos
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