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Eastern times., 1856-03-06
SHIP CHANDLERY!

a by
z. HYDE s. CO.. corner of Front and
BrOnd Streets. Bath,
Including Coriage GIanlla and tarre) from the Manu-
factories Boston and Plymouth, by Gang retail Cot
ton Scotch and Russia Duck, Of all descriptions. Cotton
and Hemp Twines.
Anchors of all szes-best proved Chain Cables-Sheets
and Ties-Bolt Sheathn Copper and yellow Netal-Com
position Spikes and other Castngs-Perleys Nentlators-
igger Wndasses, &c, Patent do Gear Wndass Necks,
and Capstan Spndes-Cambooses-lr SPkes-Naval
Stores-Pants Oils and Window Glass-Nautcal Insru-
ments, Books, Charts, &c.
Many of the above articles, suitable notice, can be
ivered from the manufacturers their lowest prices
ax,,ense tn the purchaser 81
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The Launching.
BY WILLIAM b. GLAzisR.

She starts-she moves-she seems to feel
The thrill fife along her keel,
And spurning with her feet the ground,
With one exultng, joyous bound,
She leaps into the oceah's arms
n. ". LonEfeNo
Well may they deck the ship to-day
With colors Haunting free,
weEl may she wear her best array. a. .f
So soon a bride to be;
Long has the dainty beauty kept
Her lover from her charms,
But now her last lone sleep is slept,
We give her to his arms
Oh, guard our darling from the storm
The bosom never bore
A prouder or more faultless form,
Aiairer love before.
Tame down thy biIlOw's laundering shocks,
Thy foaming wrath, 0 Sea
And keep her from the angry rocks
That lie along her lea.
Her home has been where green hills kiss
The rivers ripping tide,
But, oh our eyes mustlearn to miss
The Oceans new-made bride,
Where white-capp'd waves forever rise,
Where sea birds skim the foam,
Far off, beneath the sea-kissed skies,
Our beauty seeks her home.
All, proud may be the mariners
That stand upon her deck
They little fear in strength like hers,
The tempest or the wreck
And proudly may her ensign fly
That bears the stripes and stars
The peace that builds ship like this,
Is rorth thousand lcdTs.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

A traveller on the continent, visiting a eel
ebrated cathedral, was shown by the .sacris-
tan, among other marvels, dirty, Opaque vi
al. After eyeing it some time, the traveller
said, DO you call this relief Sir said
the sacristan, Indignantly, sit contains some of
the darkness that Moses spread over the land
of Egypt
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

When King James l. first saw the public
library at Oxford, and perceived the little
chains by which the books were fastened, he
expressed his wish that if it ever should be
his fate to be prisoner, this, library might be
his prison, those books his fellow prisoners,
and the chains his fetters.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

DICKENS lsMs-Mrs. Clennan, in the story
Of Little Dorrit, is pious woman who takes
great delight in reading the threatenings of the
Scriptures, but feeling herself secure Of heaven,
cares bu, lule tor its precious promises and its
winning invitations TO others. SO in 'Boz's'
description of her pecularities he says:
Stern of face, and unrelenting of heart, she
would sit all day behind Bible-bound, like
her own construction of it, in the hardest,
basest and sraightest boards, with one dinted
ornament on the cover like the drag of chain,
and wrathful sprnkliug of red upon the edg-
es of the leaves-as i: it, of all books, were a
fortifcatiou againt sweetness of temper, natu-
raj affection and gentle intercourse
Mrs. Clenman had an old servant in the
house -
He had nothing about him in the way of
decoration but a watch, which was lowered in
10 the depths of its proper pocket by an old
black ribbon. and had tarnished copper key
moored above ii 10 show where it was sunk
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

ers of crystal, and forests glittering with bril-
liants and pearls, seem no longer fgment Of
genius, but living and beaming reality. II
you would witness this dazzling scene, come
by all means, soon. The visit will no. be re-
gretted."
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DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
II a CTo II "

TIE subscribers have established Mandatory
king DOORS, ASHES, BLINDS, &c, and having pro-
cured the heicest and most app oued Machinery
great expense with the best oworken, solicit their
Of the public patronage. we invite all in want of the
above articles call and examine for themselves as we
think satisfy them that is for their interest as
wei A olrs IN natronfze
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NAMES The Norman prefix tfz (from the
French yfts) is frequently used in English
names instead Of the Saxon termination son
thus, Filz James and Fuz William, instead Of
Jameson and Williamson. The Russian ritch
tcitcS mean the same; Ivancych meaning The
son of Ivan or John. The Irish prefix Mac,
'sou Of and O.; meaning Of or from. The
Welsh have the word Ap, as mark Of de-
scent; and Probert, Pugh, Parry Prichard and
Price, were once Ap Robert, Ap Hugh, Ap
Harry, Ap Richard and Ap Rice, or Al Rhys.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
FOR THE HAIR.

YONsS Kathairon, Cherbourgh's Trcophersus, uies
IL Haues Eau Lus rate, Fosters Mountain Compound,
SpauhIiny,s Rosemary and Castor Oil, Van Deusan's
Wahphene Bears Oil, English Pomades Hai Dyes Sc,
fnrs sale at Nav 2 MATHEW >.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

Household TREASURES A treasure Of a
Husband d-Carries the baby.
A treasure Of Whichever asks for money.
treasure of SJn-Has money in the
funds.
A treasure of Dlhghter-loohs the same
age as her mother-if anything, trife older.
treasure Of Servant-Runs 10 the post in
less than half an hour.
A treasure of Cook Is not hysterical
whenever there is company 10 dinner.
A treasure of Raby-Doesnt disturb its
dear papa in the middle of the enigh,.-Punch.
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CUSTOM
TAILORING BUSINESS I!

This department will be prompt
ly and faithfully attended to. Gen
tIemen in want of the latest and
most fashionable styles of gar
ments, will find it for their inter
est to call, as the subscriber will
guarantee to furnish as handsome
a garment (both in workmanship
and style) as can be furnished by
any establishment in Boston or
New York, and at two-thirds the
cost!
Give me one call, gentlemen,
and satisfy yourselves.
N. B. The cutting of gentle
mems and youths garments, to
be made out Of the shop, will be
promptly attended to, and Cloths
and Tri innings furnished at the
lowest cash prices.
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PERFUMERY,

u Apple and Wicker Cologne, ETHEREAL Spirits OF Pat
ohouiy and jasmine sweet Bags, ,Pungents, &C. Sc ol
sale May % q MATHE w ..
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SOAPS.

r OW'S Brown and White Windsor. Byron's Brown
IL Windsor Honey Spring and Summer Mosaic, Chinese
Floating, French Moustre and Fancy soaps Cleophane
and Yankee Soaps, for sale at
May % o MATHEWS.
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D00r and Gate Springs.

r,HEmost efficient and durable springs in can be
put on by any person in few moments, ard applicable
To any door or gate. For sale by z. HYDE CO.,
Feb 90 1856 Corner Front and Broad Street.
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Removal,

THE subscribers beg inform their friends and the
L public that they have removed from their old stand
to No III Wall ST., next door South, when they VIII
be happy TO see or hear from their friends,
CHAS. c. DUNCAN a co.
New York Nav l. 1856 ti46o
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Old Soldiers.

600 TONS Run Of the Mines Cumberland Coal, just
ZOD arrived from Baltimore, and for sale by
April %. WM. HEATH.
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DOUNTY Land Warrants obtained for all soldiers and
ID sailors in the wars Of the United since 1890, who
fourteen days and upwards Those who have
received but Forty Acres entitled to One Hundred
and Twenty acres more. Apply to JOHN II. KIMBALL.
Bath March s. 1888 3Stf
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
JUST RECEIVED

MATHEWS Cash Drug Store,
large assortment Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Soaps
Brushes and Fancy Articles.
May % So
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

Ri A DISMAL MAN.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

THE necessity of such medicine has long been Iet
both by the he rds Of amhes and physicians us
advantages caharIcs given in the form OF Pills or
Powders must be obvious every intelligent person
1t operates imm diatey aud efectually upon se
system, and at the same time is infinitely less difficult
administer being quite agreeable TO the taste IL not
only produce all the effects where rhysc is required,
completely removes habual Cnsveness leaving The
bowels perfectly free. il eXpels all humors from the
blood, certain for he Piles, Regulates the ac
tion Of The Lv frees the stomach from Bile, invigor
ates the whole Nervous >ysen and remov tue cause
Of all local pains, such as
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic Doloreur, GOut,
Pam in the Head, Side, Stomach, &c
Il may also be relied upon in an diseas Of the Bow
cls-DlSENTERY, plARHGA, AND CHOLERA
MORBUS Weld al 10 It's magical influence
Again we repeat, TRY 1T lit needs other recon-
mendation. No fam ~ VIII b. without 1t after they
have tried other remedies without despair not
six bottles ofmy Liquid Catharic will cure you. Woud
You be relieved from hahual CoStivenesS three bottles
will eff CT all that you desire. Ifyou aict with
Rheumatic Neuralgc, other local pains, TWO bottles
viii free YOU from them. All humors will be eradicated
Short yuu require ply for any purpose. this is The
reliable, and agreeable The TASTE that has ever
been placed y ithIn the reach of the public
PRICE S1,oo-
Principal Depot No IS Central Street, LOWELL Mass.
q ? Sold by Druggists generally.
AGENTs.-Bath, n. T. Ellsworth & Son, Wholesale
and Retail; WiscaSset, Edmund Dana; WoOwich, :.
Dodge; IIalluwel, Wales Souther. oly4
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Boot shoe ana i LeafiIer storc.

NEARLY, OPPOSITE TIE pAsK, JRAyEAHA,, o.
mn, THE subscrihEr-hss just receiv- rfas
HUV u ed a fnesh siock, Of GeDtlemen' y Ia HNV
Fkdies' chifdren's Summer S HOES, yiI.V ~
iGsBts Congress GaitersSgl O. esE ,i-.i r.h.Tt
do Go6erg sh9esi ,,...n1 .r.,,
do do do do Bnskins,
Gents French and common Calf Boots,
Boys Boots and shoes. IL s.tf lie .aI.Ln
pairing done on short notice Also agood assortment
OF Leather and Shoe Findings, Mems and homen's
Morocco, French aud common Cali Skins, Spanish
Thread, Shoe Nails Bristles, Tneks, &c, sc. We es-
peeially iRyite Shoemak the country 10 call and
examine our stock of Leather and Findings, and all
who want Boots or Shoes como and get we'll shOd.
N. B.--Highest ma rket price will be paid in cash
for Beef hides. calfskins and sheep pelts.
.Ravenna, May 9th, 1856 39-y !. w. EN0S.
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COME ONE-COME ALL!

MRS. Z. T RICARDSON,is ,is stiTI on hand
LII with fine assortment of Spring and Summer
MILLINERY GOODS, which she is receiving direct
from New York, and would invite all Of her patrons
and friends give her call and she will 1ndeaN T."
suit them as to price and quality. She has every
riety of BONNETS-Ncapoliton Soft Straw. SIN and
Craze Hats, DunStable, Satin. Straw aud Pedal ogc-
tnef with fine assortment of Frt nc Flowers and Rib
bon. The goods have been selected with great care
taste and fancy the most faStd0us. She will sell
on the principle of the price s!sem and by Hd.
herring strictly TO this rule, she hopest to merit share
of public patronage. en-.
n. B. DRESSMAKING will be attended to. and
all kinds of Bonncts will he cleaned and pressed ut
reasonable prices Rooms in Phenix Block, No. G.
up stairs -RaveEna. April l6, 1856 3tf
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NAPS--For MEN and BOYS--An end
" less variety. among which may be found Mems
Congress Caps, Tsatinl Jockeys. Drab Embroidered,
fancy article Boys Straw Caps, in fact every thing
that can be imagined in the Cap line.
May7 J. T. GREEN.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE

THE subs criber would respectfully an
l nounce to the citizens of Raycnna ana vicinity.
that he has becE receiving during the past week
eral and complete assortment 20 ITS and Shoes suit.
ablefor the spring trade comprisngt various kinds
and cOlOrs of Ladies and Gentlemen, Boysand Youths.
Misses and chdren's Gaiters, EHamelcd Pat Leather
and Calfskin Congress Caters. Bootcs and Buskns.
Kid and enameled Patent Leather. Also few pair Of
Ladiesand Gents rabbers, Just TO supply the present
demand .| ..".
The public are respectfully invtcdto call and exam
inc for themselves as they may he assured finding
an article that will suit with prices corresponding with
he times. MARIO IS WIN GARDNER.
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Fresh Drugs& Medicines

TANNERS Oil and Lard 0ilst @fa'Nt
J. March ls,1ess swYFTs.
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,--I NTIS TRY,

0R. J. G. WILLIS, DENTIST, respectfully
~ hformst the people OF Portage county, that he has
opened office over Rowel & Writer'S store, IN the
westend ofthe brick block He will insert pkOls sets
ofteeth the atmospheric pressure principle and psr-
tial sets the way in suitable PivotIeeth
inserted so us TO be serviceabe and durable. Teeth
hlled with gold and tin foil so as 10 from
future decay, from Bfteen TO twenty years. All ork
done by him will be warranted TO Ogood service, and
will be finished In the aighest style ofte art. He will
also, pay particular nton TO correcting rregu8ri
tesn children's teeth and will treat successfully the
various diseases peculiar TO the mouth. ~ ''
Extracting done with utmost and with the least
pain possible. Chloroform given IN suitable cases. II
required, ,and with perfect safety Reerences will bo
give to individuals who have whole and partial
sets feeth put up by him for years and with conpiee
success. Also to those who have now n their months,
pivotteeth inserted by him six years ago. and which
have not required the least repairs also refer
IN persons who have teeth perfectly sound. which
we're filed by him from four 10 six years ago. He in
viics all who may require the services ofa Dentist TO
give him call before engaging work; and ensures
those person who may favor him
that ns charges wilhe reasonable and his work wfr.
ranted to be perfectly satisfactory. Most kinds OF
farm produce taken in nexchangeiorwork. Specimens
ofhis work may he seen al his office. ' 'f q
March Z, 1s55-3l-tf.N - a
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell his farm, situated
in the north east corner OF Streetsb0rough. ltr on
tains GN acres ofland There is abundant quantity
of ofcAcceHt water and timbCr-good orchard well graf
tcd-a good dwelling house and barns 1t will be sold
for $50 per acre one half down. and the balance in
one. two and three years. JAMES \ PALMER.
StreetsbofDu fDuph, ADril 81. lSJG-3H-Cm
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DTRD CAGES--A nice and cheap article
ID at HAroH's Drug Store.
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ATREDUCED PRICEk,

Ill We had desired uing that branch of our
business, but hearing many complaints among our
customers ofGu PRICES they had t. pay at other pla
ces and being solicited to replcnish stock, have
done so, and have pleasure ofofering our Gus
toners and friends large and general assortment OF
Hardware at very low figures for cash. ready pay or
approved credit. Those in want of hardware will
plense drop in and dsave some DIMES,
June 10 1855 PRENTIss, HOPKINS g. Co.
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AmbrOfYPcs! /!

DIRD CAGES-A nice and cheap article
ID 1t HArcH's Drug Store.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

THE subscriber having taken the old stand
l. Of Durham u Gardner. two doors east ofthe brick
block in Ravenna, intends TO continue the BooT, SHOE
and LEATHER business in all its branches.
He will keep on hand, 10 meet the wants ofhis Gus
toners. general assortment in the R0otand Shoe line
of all knds Of both eastern andhome made work and
most Kinds ofLeahor Linirgs, Findings Lasts, &C.
AllhOme made work W i'll be Ofthe bcsmaterial that
be procured; and having engaged the services of
Mr. SHAW, to do his cuttirg, who has been employed
cutter in some Of the best establishments IN the
country. he atters himsGlfhe furnish his
with any article p the Boot and Shoe line that will
compare in style and durability with the best work
made, either east or west. .. ...
Cash, Veal skins and most kinds ofproduce tal in
payment.--March "a. ls55-32-tf. JOHN GILLlS.
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IS, SPRING TRADE. 1896.
STRAW GOODS.

TUST received 5 cases of Panama, Leg
u hGrn, Pedal and Canton Straw Hats. Also 25 dog-
en- Palm Leaf Hats for sale cheap at
BALLARD'S.
One door east OF the Phoenix Block.
Moy l. IaS6-39
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REFERENCES.
NEWS FOR TIE MILLION
TEE ROAD To FOb7( w NADE EASY!

I T is an old but very true saying, that
L s.money saUed is money made'--and in this money
making age, every makes il his business to see
where he can buy the bcstgOods for the LEAST MON
EY. The subscriber krs this m thod of informing
the DEAR Of Portage County that it is univer-
sally admitted by all, that G GRF.ILNFIEJD- II
TR' is the place to get what you want In the way
of CLOTHING and Furnishing Goods of all descrip
tons. My entire stock Of Men and Boys Clothing was
purchased under the moSt farora6Ie circumstances
whiCS will enable me to offer 'RGAINS that will AS
ToNlsn THE NATIvEs!! As does not cost any thing
examine the goods and ascertain the prlces all those
who wish to satisfy themselves where they can certain
ly make the best bargains are requested TO call and
Judge for themselves.
50 word to the wise is suffcient."
Deemng il unnecessary to say any thing more than
thai My Goons ARE FOR SALE. and am bound to sell
them as Low as MONEY CAN BUY THEM ANY
WERE. Persons friendly to the cause, drop in at
No. 3, Phenix Block. G.. GREENFIELDER.
Ravenna, May Is, 1856. ...
g UMMER COATS-Farmers' Satin, Lus
~ ter, White and Brown Linnen Goats. at ..-
.-....-. No.3.PHENIX BLOCK.
NOATS-BLACK, BROWN AND BLUE
" Dress, Frock and Sack Goats. Also lagre stock
Pnsit
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PRENIISS, Hopkins & Co.
! sentcnced 10 be IluMg !!n

AFTER the above announcement, the
n question naturally arises, "M no aud wheref''
aud order to the people of PoTtAgei know that
ihas at length been decided BY all good Judges that
we, PRENTISS, HOPKINS a co, have just receiV-
cd stock OF Wall paper and Bordenng, that IN
dodbily deserve Hanging; and 70 avoid ths ennfusiOn
tina naturally follows ON BGHgHg Occasions, We have
received them some what than usual In rider
10 give uII n good chance. And We would merely
say 10 ali who want to try their Iuek IN Hanging that
we can ri them the Largest, rsttiesf aRd ckssp-
eat of Paper and Borderhg, ever ughi
into the County. Our Paper has all been urehas-
ed this Spring direct from the aenHJSetursr thereby
saving the profit OF lobbsr. We are Ers we car
suit-a both in guaIitg, style snd price, prices
range from G4 50 centsper ROLL Bordering from 64
to 50 cents per yard, Call and see them before Pur
chasing else Where.+ = eta4 - = "-e ~ 81 y -
March 25th. 1850. ..... d. = u.
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NebrAsIx;l Real Estate Agcnty.

Nebr:ssIkn Real Estate Agency.
WIN. YOUNG BROWN will promptly
w attend to the purchase and sale Of Gil, lots and
lands IN Omaha city, Florence, South Florence, Ne.
hraska CITY, Bellevue, &c, in Nebraska territory; and
in Council Bluffs, Siouy ty, &c, in Iowa.
He will also attend TO the payment OF taxes, and to
renting and the collection OF rent improved prop
erty. Claims and Farms bought and SOM: Lands err
tered on reasonable terms; Land rdrraHts JOTg and
sold and Lands entered on time. Address,
WIN. YOUNG BROWN,
Omaha city, NEBRASKA territory.
RErERrNrEs-tsaac Otis. sr., n y; Thomas Ia! lis,
BROOKLYN, r I; Rev G w Musgrave, u. Phila. Pa;
VIM M'Kim, Esq, Baltimore, Md; W Loomls. Esq,
and George M'Cook, NJ d, Pittshurg. Pa; Rev David
Elliott d d. Allegheny city, Pa; Rush Bradford, New
Brighton. Pa: Lyman w Porter, New Lisbon. O; Jas
Mason, Cleveland, 0; John MCook, Steubcnyilie. q;
hon " d Morgan, Columbus. O; IlonC Vallandig-
ham, Dayton, Ohio; NJ Lee Esq. Cincinnati, O: Hon
Judge Parker, Mansfield, o; David Harbaugh Detroit,
Mich; james Ray, Esq, Indianapolis, Ind: Prof K
Will ms, Louisville, Ky: james NJ Hamilton, Nash
ville Tenn; H Fisher, NJ ID, New Orleans, La c Reed,
NJ D. San Francisco, Cal; Col Cochran. Council Bluffs
Iowa; HonJ Mitchell, Florence, Nebraska territory,
and lie Roy Tuttlc, Esq, Omaha city.
September II, IsJG-tf
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DROCHA LoKG AND SQUARE SnAwLs.-
ID large assortmentuf Brocha Long and Square
Shawls entirely patterns, selling cheap and very
East. Call ifyou want good ono and for little
money. May IL l. DAY.
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2 ..... . TERMS: ." '|
For full lcourse-time Misunderstanding all de-
partments of Book Keeping, Lectures and
practical Pcnmanshlp $4,000
For same course in Ladies department. 25.GO
Persons taking Penmansnip alone will receive
twenty lessons for ........ 500
For various styles Of Ornamental Penmanshp as
may be agreed upon.
Forinstruction In Business Arithmatic only as per
THE DESIGN ofthe institution is to afford pcfcctfa-
cilites for acquiring in expeditions er thor
ough knowledge of Comrncrcia Science and Art, MS
practically employ cd IN the Counting Room and Bu-
The BOOK KEEPING DEPARTMENTisu under the
personal superintendent of the most accomplished
Accountants and Teachers and II is believed that no
Mercantile College in the United States possesses
peror advantages for impartpea thorough ano prac-
tlcal s9ST,eSgs O.. g. o. sommeTs% sglenee
approved and practical forms for Keeping books by
Double Entry in the various departmental Trade and
Commerce. including General Wholesale and Retail
Mercantile Exchange, Commission, Manufacturing
Railroad, Banking, Printing, Mining, Shipping
Steamboatng. Individual partnership and Cmopound
Company Business, Ailmanuscripts from which the
Student copies. are written in bold rapid busines;
hand, which will serve as great Auxiliary In secu
ring to hin an excellent style OF writing.
DAILY LECTURES will be delivered uron the Sci
ence of Accounts, Commercial Law. Political Econo
my, Commercial Calculations, Banking. Mercantile
Cuscoms, Commercial Ethics, Railroading, Business
Correspondence, Mining, Commerce, Commercial
,PENMANsHIP, Practice j and Ornamental wilIbe
taught in the most effectual manner by Gentlemeno
the highest accompshm ents. as systematic and rapid
lpenmen, and we pledge ourselves to 1mphrt 10 oul
patrons to more general extent than is done at any
simiIar lnstitutiop,-a hand wriingin every respec
adapted to business pursuits. Gentlemen and Ladies
desiring to qualify themselves for teaching Penman
sh IN. will fndaWI lie facilities this College III
| The SUIT OF ROOMS coupled bp ths College are
spacious, elegantly furnisl ed and conveniently ar
ranged for pursuing every department OF Mercantile
The LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely separate
IA. -. IL
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Valuable Property for Sale.

COATS-BLACK, BROWN AND BLUE
" Dress, Frock and Sack Coats. Also a lagre stock
of Business Goats AT NO.3, PHENIX LBOCK. .
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TAHOGANY OIL LCLOTHI-A nice ar.

Ill ticle for covering Desks, Counters &C., also
assortment Table and Stand, Oil cloths of superi
or quality and warranted not TO crack. All to be
March I. IR56
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DRESS GOODS-A few pieces of Figr'd
~ and Flounced Muslin Dress Patterns new ar
tielc and very handsomeat h. i. DAYS.
ILEXANDER'S KID GLOVES just
II received, light and dark colors, Alexander's Kid
hv ii, Ia,