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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17


Modesiy is said 10 be very troublesome
virtue 70 those who have IL but having new
er been afflicted that way. we can not say
Ae we call upon some strangers this week,
who may want 10 know how We stand, am
ong our neighbors, we give few Of their
opinions in regard to our past life and future
prospecta Here they are
Mr.. Goodwin, who has been publishing, At Brook.
Vile, Ind, the largest country psperin the State and
one ef The very best vshsi, ''The Indiana American,
has removed tito Indianapolis, Ind, finding the 10.
cal patronage insufneisnt for iis support We trust
he will and The change profitable .wel a. pleasant
one .-soun Bend kegkser.
The Indiana American, published lst Brookyllls
has been removed 10 indianapolis where Il will bore
sftsr be 10 sued By is able editor. 7. A. Goodwin
Dslph Jour
Nsw,rArrs Rrsov.i.-1hs indiana American, ono
Of the oldest ana best weekly papers In no STATE ss
about 10 be removed from bFeOkvls 70 Indianapolis.
--crcenoastie Bannc.
The Indiana American, hereiofors publlshed a.
Brookyllis, has been removed,to Indianapolis, whers
u will DO continued under Tho able management Of
lie former editor. T. A. Goodwin. The American IL
among The ablef and beat conducted papers In the
State ard We bespssk for tan increased circulation.
Pew Rr.blioas.
TIA. Goodwin, OF the Indiana American, a. BROOK
Vile, Franklin esuniy. Indiana, has removed HE o.
Gee 10 indianapolis. from whence viii Issue hefsaf.
ter. Heha ssgseieus man, and iflef 70 hi, viii sns
Judgment, not controlled for bread and butter,
win do what 10 and Will be tight IN his re~ ioss-
tion.-r Hayns Tsmo.
The Indiana American, 7. A. oood~in. editor. has
been removed 10 indianapolis, The capital Of Indiana
We rejoice AZ this removal. The editor sisanch
eui-spoksn, inssredeni Temperance man, and win
aT iun What he pieasss IN the columns Of his payer
He has sis battery now in The heart Of Tie State Just
where such sheet a. The "Aneriean'' ought to .
Issued Success 70 TIE enterprise .-cser-as o,-s.
d~r
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17
FASHIONABLE POISON.

The appalling effects Of drinking
drugged and poisonous liquors are oyi.
IDENTIFY becoming more apparent As
matter Of some Significance we note that
an old line paper at Charlottesville says,
''If you want 10 see sights such as de-
lirium tremens alone can produce, take
to drinking the liquor which IL now sold
in town" We need not go out Of Shell.
byyille for the fruits Of this deadly poi.
son. There are not few who wear the
marks that they will. at no distant day,
IL their course is persietcd in. strike
hands with the King Of Terrors. Yet
"only five cents drink gentlemen. for
this soul-hastening cordial elixir Of dam
nation and death. is the polite and gen
erous invitation TO the fresh victims, Of
him who ministers at the shrine Of this
body-murdering and soul-ruiniug Buc-
chus.-Shelbyrille Republican Banner.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17
CATALOGUE OF THE FORT WAYNE COLLEGE
FOR 1857.

We are indebted to President Robinson
for . copy Of the annual erhibis Of this
College 1t is neatly printed at the Times
Office, and gives aatsering account Of the
prospects Of the institution. II must sue
eesd in the hands Of one SO energetic and
capable rs Rev. r. ID. Robinson, its able
President We will add that there is'a fine
prospect Of speedy release from the en-
bsrrassing debt that has long weighed it
down
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17
TO BUSINESS MEN.

Admitted space in TaK AMERICAN will be
allowed to advertisements, on reasonable
terms, provided the thing advertised be not
Of pernicious character Our circulation
in the State at large, is already second to bu-
Few If any papers in the state, andthe encour-
agement already received warrants us to bet
lieve that We shall have city patronage, in
a few weeks, second to none in the city
Send in early in the week.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17
Chemical Inspector of Liquors for
Hamilton County. 0.


p0- With the Ledger we believe
the people in this part Of the State
are in favor Of the extra session
And for the very good reasons as.
signed by our neighbors, that 'they
do not want TO see the Benevolent In
situations 60 down; they do not want
to SEQ the Judges and State officers
deprived of their pay while dischar-
ging their duties; they do not want
to see tho interest on the State debt
60 unpaid; and, finally, they don't
want to have three years taxes crowd
cd into one--N A. Tribune.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17
TO PRINTERS

The material heretofore used in printing
Tns AMERICAN, Except the press), Is for
sale cheap. There arc about 1900 pounds
Of type, ola great variety Of styles and sizes
wood letter in abundance, leads riglets,
quoins, mallets, chases, stands, cases, --eve-
rything that is necessary for an Office, and
large Office, too, that can be had, just rea-
dy to work, and at bargain Of $500 TO any
one that wants 10 start an Office. Our ex-
changes will confer favor on us by noticing
this fact, and at the same time probably on
some deserving young typo, who wishes to
start for himself Address us at Indianapo-
la
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17

city ofgreat importance, even ifit possess
ed no other advantages Other advantages
II has, however, and they begin to be appre.
ciated- Burlington and Auscatine VIII soon
be oyertaken and outstripped by this young
and vigorous city.
You like Breyity. So do /. So | viii
stop here, and try to write again soon.
Yours, w. s. p
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17


In cLuns.-Where ten or more papers are
taken at one Office, new subscribers can be
added at any time at 1850 provided two
join, and send TIE money IN advance Single
subscribers invariably at $500, in advance
Subscribers who have paid in adj
vance, at the rate Of 81 per year, win have
their accounts 80 adjusted as to receive the
paper, in future, at the new rates, 81, So
Old subscribers, who yet owe for their paper,
will be charged at the old rates, until they
settle, and the paper will continue TO be sent
except where they arediscovered to be worth.
loss Persons belongngto the Pay-Nothing
order are requested to give usimmediate no
toe, and send US lock Of their hair
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17

SrRrcnNINE IN WmsKEY.-It 10 said in
Cincinnati that what is known as the "hog
cholera is produced by strychnine used in
the manufacture Of whisky, upon the slops
from which the hogs are fed. A chemist
gives it as his opinion that there was strych-
nine enough in one barrel 10 kill thirty
men. Some cascs of 'hog cholera" have
been reported to exist in tho vicinity Of this
city Does any one know OF its existence
except among still-houso hogs7 We would
like 10 know
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17

GENERAL REYNOLDS. had the pleas
ure, the other day, Of taking our old friend
we mean our qaOudar friend--we ought
not to say old for the General 10 not yet
married, though in good sooth it is timo he
was, IL be ever intends to be,--but old or
young, married or single, we we're glad t.
see his red face once more, albeit, it is dis
Figured by most horrible moustache. He
has but recently returned from two years
visit TO Europe We like him, though he
is an s.sunch an old liner as ever May he
live many days, and yet do bis duty to his
country, by taking a wife worthy Of him
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17
LrrrIxs HOTEL.

Our friends win find vs. during eating
hours and sleeping hours, at Titles Ho-
tel, where they viii also find eating and
sleeping accommodations Of the very best
quality, and at prices that are reasonable
enough.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17

~ It is our opinion that tho pco-
ple arc in favor of an extra session.
They certainly arc so in this portion
Of tho Stato.-Nep Albany Ledger.
How dare you say that, neighbor
You may have to take II back before
dog days. Your party is not in favor
Of such n session unless the Republi-
can Senators will pledge themselves
10 lot old liners rule.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17

On April 9th, by Rev James Gilchrist
JANIS CusNNauAM and ZsRrtpA HUKfEy,
beth Of Springfield Township, Franklin
County.
On April 9th. by Rev James Gilchrist.
JouS G. WTSN, Of Brookville Township,
and LYDIA A. MONTGOMERY, Of Springfield
Township, Franklin O5m<y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17

sas- Correspondents will please adj
dress us IT. A. GOODWIN, INDIANA
AMERICAN, ISrIASAPoLis, IND, for
there arc other Goodwins here, and
the Post Master has not learned to
distinguish rs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17

sS- The Now Albany Tribune has
been putting up steam works Glad
TO sec such evidence Of thrift. No
one deserves success moro than the
Grenra.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17
ray- Tho Brookville Jail. which W

pg- Tho Brookville Jail, which was
comfortably full when Court CON-
moncod, is now nearly, if not ontire-
ly destitute of occupants. Tho pets
wcro turned out ono at time, look
ing in good plight and well fed. Jo-
scph Shilling was one of those unfor-
Inmates that sometimes get into diff
entities with their companions, but the
good woman, rclenting, allowed him
to be liberated, and so the shilling is
now in circulation.
Another Of the brotherhood got on
"big drunk" on gaining his freedom,
and might be seen amusing himself
and crowd of spectators by drawl-
ing up steep hill, on all fours, and
rolling down again, seeming to be in
'sxeellent spHs6.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17

~ Hon. R w. Thompson has got
that $40, 900 at last 1t would have
boon n shame to have failed after car
rying Indiana for Buchanan.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17

We regret to learn that this fiery and nm
SAT- man Is again in Kansas. His presence
there can do no one any good, and may do
great deal Of mischief lie il. TO say the
least al UNSAFE and isnprudsnt adviser, and
An irnprudszs man.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17
OF THE NORTH INDIANA
CONFERENCE FOR 1857.

Indianapolis Disfrief-A. EDDY, p. L
Roberts Chapel, J. w. McMullenL
North Street. 4, A. Hardin.
Noblesvile, s. ". Campbell
Carmel, J. Kitchen.
Clarksvlle, T. Rammel.
Perkinsvills, NJ Beach.
Anderson, Lewis Dale.
Circuit, j. Willer
Pendleton, j. Medsker
Allisonville j. b. Burt
GAINESVILLE, Wade Pcsey.
Philadelphia, Thomas Colclazsr.
Alexandria, W. Anderson.
Greenfield, j. s. McCarty
FortsvIle, J. Black
Goshen Dsfriet--L w. MuSsoS, p. E
Goshen, j. B. Demot
Baugo, II. Toby
ST. Joseph Circuit, w. Palmer
Misahwaka, d. w. T. Crawford,
Elkhart and Bristol, W. s. Birch.
Middlebury, L. p. Church
Lima, ID. p Hartman
Lagrange, J. Maflit
Orland. r. j. Smith.
Angola, j. w. Clock.
Legonier and Hawpatch, b. @. Cissel
Albion, j. II. Hutchinson.
IVarsaw District.-JAcoB CoLcLAiRR, p. T.
Warsaw, w. Kisler.
North Manchester, ]. w Bradshaw.
Wabash, j. J. Cooper
Lagro John Hill,
Huntington, A. s. Kirnan.
Roanoak, S. w Camp
Columbia, -
Leceburg, j. Dean.
Piercetop,
Palestine, f. Hall
Bourbon, -
Ackron, ------
Peru District u. LAM, Pc.
Logansport. A. Greenman,
Mexico, &c, white-and one TO be sup
piled.
Pawpaw, s. II. ROd.s
Peru mission, C. Martindale.
Santa Fee, w X. Hoback.
Lincoln, J, C. r. Layton
Upton, w. 3 Bradford
Cicero, VI, Wayton
Normanda, n ID. Shackeford
Groentorn, A. V.Gorrel
Summerset, w r. Edmondson
Lafountsin, b Smith
~ Wayne District +. Srionr. K.
Berry Street, J. II. Hull
Allen, J j johnson
Ossian, A Douglas, J NJ Mann
Maseillon, c Clark
IIarlin, + Armstrong
Spencsrville, Hounstine
Hamilton, A Andrews
kondleville and Auburn, l. Preston
Blufton, X A Newton
New-Corydon, 4 Pearman
Richmond Distict &C. Nurr, p T.
Richmond, V H Bcemsr
Centroyille, q G Beekp
/ Cambridge, Marine
Dublin, r D Spillman
Knightstown, NJ Mahin
Greonsborough. J II hcMakin
Newcastle, NJ Mark
1Ingcrstown, O Boyden
williamsburg, II Neck
Marlborough, + Wright
Middleiown, NJ + Armstrong
Winsor, SStevens
Farmland, w Frego
Winchester, Gilman.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17

Very MERcIrUL.-Judge Roid, OF
tho Franklin Courtof Common Pleas,
decided last week, the Liquor Law Of
1853 TO be in force at this time, re-
marking at tho Same time that he
would not inhict penalties under it,
for past offences, but would hold il as
law in future, and suggesting the pro-
priety of giving public notice in a
newspaper that such would be tho de-
cision Of the Court Pitch in, Judge,
you will hurt nobody under that law.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17
- According % the census Of Pennsyl

- According TO the census OF Pennsyl-
vania taken tho present year there was but
one slave in that Commonwealth. This dis
tinguished remnant Of dofunct Institution
resides in Lancaster county. BY theeman
cipation act Of 1888, all collcrcd persona
born after certain day in that year were
TO be free at the age Of twenty-eight years,
and all negroes who were in existaace and
held rs slaves at that period, we're 10 re-
main in bondage
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17
OF THE sxNTISEI oTYIcl

On Tuesday night, 9TH inst, tho
new stoam-boilor, belonging to the
Sentinel Office, exploded, killing ono
man Immediately, and wounding an
other so that he died tho next day
OF course "no blame is attached to
any one"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17

ra5- Ono Of the best Horticulturslists
ct Hamilton county states that the rumors
Of an impending failure of the fruit crops
hayc little formation. Some peach buds
are killed by the cold Of the first Of March,
but present appearances indicate that Of all
fruits there will be an abundant crop.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17

~ Tho Democracy would have
carried their entire city ticket tri-
umphantly on Monday, if had not
been for the extraordinary and most
astonishing vote that was given
against il in the German wards
Cin Enquirer.
What an outrage that Germans
should vote against the party that has
fastened slavery upon Kansas, and
made slavoStates ofall the free States
by their Judicial decisionl Most tex
ira ordinary and most astonishing
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17

~ Tho majority of Winner, the
emancipation candidate for Mayor Of
81. Louis, over his nullifer opponent,
Ia one thousand seren hundred and tcen-
ty-sir votes, and only lacks ono humid
rod and two votes of being equal to
tho combined Know Nothing and ad-
ministration vote.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17
THE PRESIDENCY.

The probability of DIR. Curry's re-
signing his post as President of AS
bury University, gives the friends of
that institution occasion to look
around for a suitable successor. Tho
duty Of choosing is in the hands of
competent mon, and we give ourselves
no uneasiness about it. The general
opinion is that Dr. Kingsley Of the
Western Christian Advocate, or Prof.
Harris of Delaware University, will
DO the man.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17

b. Gov Willard has appointed A. G.
Dayits Judge of the 10th Judicial Circuit,
vice Thomas J. Stanfeld, resigned; also
John Petit, IA Judge in the l2<h Circuit
vice Andrew Ingram, resigned.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17

~ J. B. Covington has sold the
Greensburg Guard TO DR.. Vauhan, and
no calls il the Decatur Democrat.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17
ninistration vot,

A COOP IprA.-Toucy & Byram
keep before tho people tho history Of
thor house. High up on their store
is tho original sign--0LlvrR Toucy,
lower down Toucy & Eddy, and still
lower tho names of tho present firm,
They noed not be ashamed of their
origin nor their present business
They are favorites with the ladies.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17
prArH OF REV. SAMUEL EaENToN.

Rev Samuel Brenton, Of the North iudi-
ana Conference, died on lAe zs,h uir ~ bis
rssdsnes IN fsstwsyns
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17

oDvfcH or PUBLICATloN.-Es. 80 E.ss
Wsshinsssn Street. East Of odd Fsliows Hall.
Third sssrys where all kinds Of Job wosk Will
- Ssss win ssssnsss and dsspaseh.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-17
ADULrxRATED LIQUORS.

Liquor sellers have said that the
charges Of tho temperance men that
the liquors Of tho present day are
mostly poisonous, are all lies. Read
tho following official report Of DR.,
Cox, tho Inspector of Liquors in Gin
cinnah, We copy it from tho EnQui-
rer Of tho 10th inst:
Caution TO the Public-POisOn, Liquors,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-25
IL igttlIQnu.
OaIumbus Oorrespondenoo.

COLUMBUS, o., Dec, 1857
EDIron or TumyvE;-The annual ses.
sion of tho State Board Of Agriculture
was held in this city the past week.
The question Of permanent location for
the State Fair was decided in tho mega
tive after warm aud proiacted discus
sion. The basis Of the decision was that
a change Of location, each year, would
preserve lively interest in its welfare
evenly through tho State-wbilo per-
manent location would tend only to pro-
duco a local interest. This will doubtless
settle the question for sevaral years.
The vacancies which occur in the
Board by virtue Of expiration, ooro filed
by the election of tho following named
gentlemen; L. Duttles, Franklin Couity
N. S Townsend, Loyain County; John
Rober, Fairfield County; John p. Trim
BILE, Highland County; ]. Q. Rawson,
Sandusky County.
Tho new Board was organized as FOL
lows; J. NJ. Millikon, President; L. But
ties, Treasurer; n S. Townsend, Re
cordiug Secretary; John II. Klippart
Corresponding Secretary. Tho Board
adjourned to meet in this city On tho last
Tuesday in January, at which time prop
osiiions for tho 9th annual State Fair in
I1s58 will be considered. Mr.. j. w. Mil.
Ter ably represented the interests Of youl
county in the Convention.
The sinking of an "Arlosian Well. :" in
the State House yard, bids fair to be sue
ccssful. Al this date depth of l24 fee
has been reached being % inches ii
the rock. Heavy iron tubing has been
sunk 10 the full depth. A strata Of quicl
sand developed itself at a depth of sc
feet, and has caused much trouble Two
shafts, were sunk, both Of which were
abandoned from the pressure Of quick
sand at thisdepth. In order TO overcome
this difficulty, wooden tubing Eve feet il
diameter was sunk below this strata
Boring in the rock will now proceed at a
rate of from Eve to eight feet per day,
"until clear cold water shall bubble forth
from the bowels Of tho earth as the fruits
of this enterprise"
Hon. Alfred Kelley is prosecuting an
examination of our State Treasury. The
demands Of the law are boiug satisfied by
him in this regard to the farthest extent,
Had an examination similar to the pres
euL one been made at the close Of Mr..
Breslin's official term, the dedication in
the Treasury which was only brought to
light in June last. would have then been
discovered, which was the time above all
others to have caused it 10 be made known
WEBSTER.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-25
Trom MnIl.er,. ExpedItlon.

New ORLEANS, Dec 12.-Gen. Walk
er landed at Punta Arenas on the Goth Of
Nov, with 100 men, entirely unmolosted,
The Fashion passed under tho stern OF
the Saratoga 40 full speed. with only 10
men on her deck, and larded tho whole
party at Scotts wharf Walker sent so
men up the river by difervn. entrances.
The Fashion had arrived at Aspinwall
and was coaling. Com. Paulding attempt
ed to seize her, but on examination her
papers we're found correct.
The British aud American forces had
sailed for San Juan. IL was supposed
that the difficulties between Costa Rica
and Nicaragua would be settled without
a resort to arms.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-25
.TIFFIN, OHIO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1857.
45ottrQ.

For the Tribune.
THE LAND BEYOND.
There Is lard beyond,
And Deaths Pass i- its porlali
Where life ellis up the grand
Limits OF the Immortal.
Where flowers frc,h and sweet,
Bloom IN brinanco forever.
And sins rollu,ing reot,
They may enter i,-novcr
Where lovely valleys blu.h
Among its golden mountains,
Aud crystal waters gush
From lie pclucid fountains
Where the shccn Of the sky,
Is las the d,zzllng tHlianco
or che Omulscicnt eye,
Which doth keep It's surveillance.
Where oll supcib and grand
With things OF heavenly swyc'uessi
Within this glorious land,
uuito with woudrous mccncss.
Magnidocnt'y fair
lstlis country above az;
And They are dwelling thcro
The departed who love US.
As-unl Of woe Is heard,
Within that bright hud-never,
And the face Of tho Lord,
l. its sunlgh, forever.
Tinln, Dec. 10, 81. Cit.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-25
TT0nl 1T. II. w.
FACULTY.

u. ., DuyAvr n D. sruprroy, J. e. BpyAvr, r. II.
tElroN " tttSs, In.wcicr' in The Science OF Ac.
rouuts, and Lecturers ON Businusrt'u 'ustnns.
R.frENCER s. Sous, iuNruciori m nusincss and or.
'omcmol penmausip and Lecturers Commercial Cor.
rcsponicnco.
Hon uouAcF MAyS, Hon Gro. w. CLivroN, Hon EtI.
uu RuHVrrr, Sprcinl Lecturer.
Hon SAMUEL SrAUKWEATuER, liouNCE ID CLAnW, ESQ.
Hon, JEWE T.. Bfuop, Lecturer, ON Commercial Law.
Ecv. FprnEcwKT BRowN Pres. Asa MAHAS, Lcciu.
political Economy.
Rev. JAMES ELLER, Rev Dr. AIKEN. Lecturer ON Com.
mcrtgl Ethics.
P.HAsng,J. D. MEaai,u, Lecturers on Banking. n.
nancc, etc.
a. g. MAruAIt, H G. Lrcs, Lecturers on the General
Principles md Details Of Rarnadiug
J. y. MrRRaW, ENRRsos WurE, Lecturers on Com.
u-nr-L IN L.u-.uL .LLn..
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-25
7 HE EXTENDED COURs r

embraccslcngthy, practical from the varous Bupess
Firms and Is dc.rued for such siudcrts may wish 10
reud longer than tho time required by tho Rcgulsr
Courc, tnnd that rr1tuouyD preparatory to entering
some Special House.
Nv t8knq In addition the Extended Course, the student
viii De faifhfuv md proliahy employed six months.
pENNANslltp, "praciirol anil Ornamental in nllits
vorctcs, wibo nurNt n tn most hornne and efficient,
manner by Of the host oachCr n the West Besides
n eusual method Of cachne Business Willing, the CHR.
vthmorraphic System will also be taught Thssystern,
nopunrand recommended hv best educational men, Is
nowtaugh inthe Puhc Schools Of Cleveland, Columbus q
roledo Mnnv other school, open for gno teachers Of
'lirri iiunerf fn'f.ns sOUuHs thew. uu hu Qu liird.
DAILY LECTURES pncii1nl and Iheoretica
bookkeeping Mercantile tNws, Commercial Eihics po
ltical ECONOMY Art Of Computation, Commercial Cncu.
ations. Mercantile Customs. Danking Exchange, Com
mcrcc Roroadug Commercial History, Business Cores.
p0ndcnro, Penmanship,ctr.
The New Suit Of Rooms, Of this College, occupics tho
finest l1raon In the city, unej they are ON ihe
ofthc puhdc squire and Superior street, oihding fHif
Wow of most parts oftho city md tho Lake. The rooms
rrr neatly and nstef1y furnshed, sup1s1ng in beauty
Inconvenience perhaps those ofany similar Institution r
fhe Union.
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