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Vocal and Instrumental Music.
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take pleasure IN announcing 10 the public that they
are pIepar ed To FURNISH fiIst class PARTIES ~,
season. tZx
The latest and most fashionable QuadrilIes
Natzes. Pokas, SchOttIshes jalIops. Mnzurkas
ana Redowas have been rchesrsed, and also the
original i.ouver's QuadrIlles. which are performed
hy rms Band only. with great success.
Orders cit at the music store of Mr. Metzerott
or Mr. GautIer's Confectionery, n so AT H. W cher
residence, No y street. Navy Nard } will meet
with prompt attention.
dl-2w LOUIS WEBER, Leader.
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Corporation Bonds of the City Of Daverport
Iowa, paying 10 per cent. interest by Coupon IN ~ ew
York. Bonds Of S5O0 each The growing clty %
Davenport has now about ~ 900 inhahtanfs and !.
rapidly increasing in wealth and population. Ia
munlclpa debt Is only 60 and its railroad debt
only Si25,Ooo, and cannot now be increased The
statistics of the city were published IN the Intell,
gencer OF the Sth September. We recommend
these hondsi believing them to be as safe as ary
State or city bonds.
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OsGseer, entering

. Nothlng' SIR, only stripping fdts, an.
swered the stripper.
Jonathan, not caring to resume his pursuit Of
knowledge usder difficulties, u pair OF over
hauls were charitably loaned him, and he
started with his steers on n fast walk towards
home, giving series Of short kicks with either
leg as he went. as ii to assure himself that he
had brought away his full complement of limb.
from tho cussed nissheen. - Boston lIunhe,
Dk0d,
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From natural defects and the unequal range of my
eyes, have been compelled to use glasses for seYe-
raj years ] have tired different opticians without
obtaining glasses perfectly fitted to my eyes. -Four
months since Mr.. Totnas made two pairs especially
for me, which have found to serve mo perfectly.
By the use of his optometer he is enabled to adapt
glasses most minutely to the eye. most cheerful
y recommend Mr.. Tobias to all having occasion TO
use glasses, and bear my testimony as to has skill as
OptIcIan. HENRY r.. BALDWIN,
se25 Asst Secy to sign Land Warrasts.
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THE SECRET INFIRMlTIEs OF YoUTf

THE SECRET INFIRMITIEs OF YOUTH
Il AND MATURlTt,
Just Published. Cratic. the 25th Thossaad.
few words of the Rational Treatment. without
Medicine, OF Spermatorrhea or Local uyTIGk~.
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, ENkA
GENITAL, and Nervous Debility, Pre- ~
tency, and lmpediments to Marrnge
generally, by Il. DE LANEY. NJ. ID.
The important fact thst the many alarming oon-
plants. originating in the Imprudence and solitude
oi youth, may he easily removed without Medicine,
entirely new and highly successful treatment, as
adopted BY the author fully explained, by of
and at the least possible cost, thereby avoiding al
the advertif ed rostrums of the day
Sent To any address, gratis and post Free m a
sealed envelope, by renting two postage stamps
to DR.. DE LANEY.
Sc % -d6wtf II Llspenard street, New York
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ERANK FORESTER'S (HerbertI HORSE and
u HorsemanshIp of the United States, and Brit
lsh Provinces of North America, vols. svo.. Illus
trated with wood cuts and steel engraved oTIsins
Portraits of Celebrated Horses. SuhscriptiCn price
10 dollars FRANCk TAYLOR,
pc9 Agent for Washington.
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ITNBREILAs, CARD CASES, PORTEMO.
u naies, Paper, Pens, Chess, DOmlnoes. Dolls
Engrayingsa at Mc1.AUGHLIN'S,
no l6 20, between 9Th and 9Th sts
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To those that seek relief from the malsdies of the
teeth. can cheerf9lly recommend Dr. 3. Baily as
for one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has al stood well for more thar
ton years. ROBERT It. NIXON,
of the Va. Conf. of the M. E. Church South.
Aprll le, la56.
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1--WE MORE OF RAVEN, BACON CO.S
I superior PIANOS, just arrived at the<-H@.sx,
WareroOms of EFaSSS1sz44
w. G. METZEROTT. IsFV
Second hand Pianos for sale cheap. n@-tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30
New York Marhci--July p.

ny TELEGRAPH TO CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
FLOUR-Firm and unchanged: demand fair for
Eastern and local trade Sales 800 bbls at 1920
a CPS for Super State; So, 60 G,75 for extra do;
S6,lj61 6,l5 for Super Western; S6.5OG,7 for com
mon to medium extra do. Market closing quiet and
firm.
Can,dian Flour steady Sales $50 bbls at $3.50
a els for super, and 500 . for common 10 choice
extra.
WHEAT-Quict for old, and dull, and cents
lower for new Sales | .01J bu Nj q b At 81 80
Gt -. so la Chiclg S,'rIrs at 81 ..9n u
the inside price 10, ,llcrior; $500 bn new South
crr At 81 90 for Red. and 90 forWhitc.
Rhythm. Sales 100 I'm Penn at : u.
CORN-Firmcr, with = brisk eastern dcmlnd-
Sale, 1900 bu mixed Western, at S>le ct sic,
closing firm at latter price, SIDES 20,0o9 bu for all
August delivery, sellers option. was made at sc.
OATS-Plcnty and duh, at $50 62c. for State
and G3 a Gle for Western
WIIISkEN--Stead', ~ 81 -, small lots :,2c.
PORK-Firn III bbls At S2i,lJ@ 2i,2J for
Mess. and 10, 25a ~, 40 for Prime
BEEF-Morc active. l.500bbIs at loo II for
rcpackcd Cincinnati and liG, Il for extra DO.
BEEF IIAMS-Quict.
CUT MEATS--Quict
BACON-Onct and nominally same.
PRIME MESS BEEF-At s;lS,25. Sales 32j
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30

OFFICE or THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE, }
Monday Evening, July u, 1851.

OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE, }
Monday Evening, July II, 1857.
No particular change is noted in the market, ex
cept as shown by sales and quotations given below
Receipts of corn, though falling off are fair, the
extremely high prices paid having brought it out
from points that ordinary rates would not; the Hi
nois River, too, which is not nayigabe at this sea
sou of the year once in FIVE wears, has brougll. up
corn that otherwise would not have sought this
market Prices in New York advanced to 90c TO-
day, showing great confidence in this grain there,
and an evident comparative scarcity III the whole
country. W ell informed New York dealers write
Us that corn will advance there to 81 I'VE think they
are mistaken now. they were in the spring, when
they predicted very low rates. The crop of new
wheat is large, and prices viii be low, which must
eventually affect rates of com also. We give trans
actions as follows:
FLOUR.--A lot of 75 bbs sold on Change at
1915, which had been sold on Saturday at $3.50.
WHEAT.-Ssles at from Sl,l7@l,lS $40 bu
new yellow sold at 81 81, to mill
CORN.--10c p bu asked by all holders, and firm.
OATS.-Range from 52@ sec Z bu, in bags, de
liyered.
WOOL.-25@l2c for common to choice clips,
with good demand.
HIDES.-Green 7la "a s.; dry flint sta 2Oc.
EGGS-Scarce at lie p doz.
POTATOES.--New ones % i bu.
HiGfiW INES.-Sales to-day nj $50 Doe. Pure
spirits, (Schueleldt & Cos, Chicago 800 Zoe Z
gallon.
HAY.-Pairic, (loosc) from teams So p ton;
pressed, 81 80 p bale, about so 4 ton.
CIIEESE.-The range for w. r. is 90 Zoe;
Hamburg 100 he.
BUTTER-Is scarce, ut l6(o lsc.
MESS PORK-S23, 50@24.00.
LARD-l4i, in bbls and ticrccs, l6c in kegs fol
family use.
HAMS.-Canvassed l3isc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and csnvasscd lc.
TALLOW 81 81 Zoe.
BEANS.-Whtc $3.50 bu.
FRUiT-G-een Apples from Alton and ST
Louis are now in market at s5,5o@ p Dbl. Or
anscs So = box; Lemo,s se@9 Il box, according
10 quality,
FEATHERS.-5o@56 soc n Ii.
POULTRY.-Spring chickens scarce at $50
$50 T. dozen.
WHITE FISI.-More plenty. Rates are no"
Sc p hfbbl for No |, AMI Sll,50 for whole bbls
No. - S5.75; No. 81 s.. Trout Doc less = pack
aye; whole bbls Sll.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30
Mysterious Disappearance.

\ man namrl D,xrEt. DAVIS. a govern
rent pcnsioner, disappeared from this
county in April last. rather myStcriously.
lie started to come to this place; was seen
about half a mile from the house he start
ed from, since when nothing has been heard
of him. lie had some money about him,
how much We did not learn. Ii Is suspi-
coned that he has been fouly dealt with.
1t is possible, however, as he hal no iami-
y, that he has wVfred off to some Of his
relatives, in another part Of the country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30
f. We strollcl short distance

IF- We strollcl n short distance into
the country last week, to take look at the
growing crops. and hear the feathcred cho
ri,ter, sound their joyful notes. The crops
OF all kinds appeared in lourishing con
dition, AMI promises to be very abundant.
We stopped short time at our friend J.
klSG's. lie WAS busily ENGAGED in hi
whoa, field. AMI though it hal been partial
" winter killcd, and WAS not in consequence
80 Lountiful as it would have been, he nev
erth.lc,s Appeared to be well satisfied with
II result. NJ. * In | tn, finest looking
Oats AMI Corn W. saw in oar iaunt. We
mkt ,to2pcl ut tn, house Of or esteemed
oh frienl. Cen. WV. BAILEY, whore we
pl>>cl an holr or two most pleasantly,
bringing away with II, liac lot OF Chcrrie,
al Currants The Gen. lives at home.
aal has every thing convenient ani a5uni-
ant about him. II la, a large quantity of
fruit tree, Of almost every kinl AMI of thr
best quality. II, i one OF or most re
spc,trl citizens, AMI we hop will live
many years to enjoy ,he fruit OF his toll.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30
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LATER FIR ON EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE NORTH AMERICA.
QUEBEC, July 81.

QrEBEc, July 81.
The Canadian steamship North America,
from Liverpool Wednesday the 18th, ar
rived at this port Sunday night.
FRAScE.-The details ofthe recently dis
covered conspiracy in Paris We're creeping
out. Queen Victoria will visit Fointainc-
blcau in September.
ITALY.--It is alleged that Mazzini has
escaped from Italy, in ship carrying the
American flag.
IyDIA.-The fall of Delphi was looked
for hourly when the India mail left The
loss to the Belgian army, by mutiny and
other causes, was nearly 10000 men. 1t
is believed that the crisis is past. From
latest accounts there is a rumor of panic
and descrtions among the insurgents at
Delphi. The British Government was
acting vigorously in Indian affairs, and
Sir Colin Campbell left on a few hours no.
tice.
The Bombay money market was uneasy,
and there was almost panic.
CnrSA-IIong Kong dates, of the 18th
of Nav, have been received. The Amcri-
can steam fligate San Jacinto and the Eng
lish gun boats had gone up the Canton riv
er to attack the Junks. At Foo Chow Foo
all was quiet The rebels had been defeat
cd there, and tea was coming down freely.
Trade at Shanghai and Hong Kong was
quiet The American house of Messrs.
King tG Co, at Hong Kong had suspended.
TuRKEY.-It is denied that the Porte has
issued protest against the occupancy of
Perrin by the British Rcshet Pasha sim
ply had a personal interview with Lord
Stratford lie Radcliffe on the subject.
Rrssn.-A despatch announces that
the Russians have occupied Gagway, on
the frontier of Abyssinia.
Adviccs have been received from India
by the arrival of the overland mail.
The mutiny among the Sepoys is repre-
scented to have spread to an alarming extent.
Twenty two regiments ofnatiyeS had joined
in it.
The insurgents had been defeated outside
the walls of Delphi, but still held posses
sion Of the city.
Gen. Arson, the British Commandcr-in-
Chief, had died Of Cholera Sir John
I alnphc.l had been started to succeed him.
The news from China contains no fea-
turc OF unusual interest.
Italy and Spain were tranquil.
GREAT BRIrAIN.-ln the House Of Com
mons Col. Sur,lSay moved for the pro-
duction Of Sec'y Marcy'S letter on pri-
Watering but Lord Pamerston said that
it was not officially in the hands of the
British Government. and could not be
produced After few remarks from
Lord John Russell and Sir Chas. Ma
pier, the motion was Withdrawn.
An address to the Queen was adopted
praying for the use of all means TO put
Town the Airi an slave trade, and secure
,hc fulilmcnt of the treaties. Lord Pal
nerston pledged to the Government to
carry out the request.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30

STATE OF INDIANA, G.
STARK County. 60
Stark Court of Common Pleas
October Term, a. D., 1857.
JAMES A. HUsr,
VS. Complaint for Foreclosure
John G.ilin. ST., Mary Griffin, William Griffin,
George Griffin, Charles Griffin, Allen Hender-
son, Mary Henderson, Sarah A. Griffin. Nancy
J. Griffin, John Griffin, Jr, David Griffin and
Olive Ann Griffin.
IT appearing to the satisfaction OF the Clerk of
4 said Court. by affidavit this DIV filed. that viii
liam Griffin, of the defendant in this action is
a nonresident of the State OF Indiana, notice is
therefore hereby gwen that unless he be and appear
the first day Of the October Term, A. d., lc57,
of said Court, the same will be heard and deter
mined in HE absence.
JOHN :. BENDER, Clerk,
b. +. Ii. Jackson, Deputy
]. w. ELDRrDGE, Plaintiff Atty.
July 81, lc57.-3et3p'd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30
;ssta! Dsaartm,ut.
cySee 4th and 9th columns on thi,
,,ce for Latest Intelligence.
The Liowor Ordinance Illegal.

( At the recent term of the Marshall Conn
,v Court of Common Pleas, Judge EapERr
decided the Ordinance passed by our city
solomons in regard to the sale OF Liquors,
;lleeal.-the Trustees having no power
whatever to adopt such an Ordinance
Thus. after all the expense and parade
made over this deformed and illegitimatc
bantlins, we find ourselves Just where we
started, minus expenses, in the shape of
printers and lawyers fees.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30
Later from California and Oregon.
Arriyal Of the Steamship Illinois.

NEW IoRK, July %.
Advces from thc,Isthmus, per steamer H.
linois, are unimportant The frigatc Roam
okc would sail from Aspinwall for New
York July 9th.
In the Supreme Court Of California. in
the case OF Mcrced Mining Go. against John
6. Fremont, had granted perpetual in
junction upon Fremont, preventing his in
terierinS with the operations of the Com
pany. The Court have also reversed the
late decision touching the San Francisco
Bonds, the Court now holding as uncon-
stitutional and void that section ofthe con
soIidaton bill regulating the payment to
the commissioners of the fund for the grad
ual extinguishmcnt Of the debt.
The Chilian Minister Plenipotcntiary had
arrived at San Jose with propositions for
the contemplated Spanish American Con
federation.
-Four hundred ofWalker's troops remain
ell mt San Jose and Ponte Arenas.
The steamer Tennessee had been chart
ercl by the Costa Rican Government to
proceed to San Juan Del Norte to take
these troops home.
The Sloop Of war Decatur was at Ponte
Arenas
The frigate Independence was struck 10y
Lightning at Vanara, shivering her main
mast.
Further advices from Central America
state the determination of Costa Rica TO
mold position. Rivas had entered Mica
agua aud Costa Rica had sent to England
lur three g'in-boats for the purpose OF
Strengthening her position on the rivers and
lakes.
The Know NothingS are taking meas
ures for the reorganization of their party
-, Il
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30

H| We spent an hour the other after
noon looking through Messrs. CLEAvELANp
&HEwETT's stock of Goods, and were as
tonlshcd at It's extent aud variety. One
would suppose it almost impossible to
crowd so many goods OF all kinds even IN
to so large building as theirs. They have
almost every thing that can be called for
Their stock of fine goods, for ladies anc
gentlemen's wear has certainly been select
Ell with great Judgement and taste.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30
Harvest.

Most of the farmers of this county fin
ished harvesting their wheat last week.
We are rejoiccd to learn that in almost ev
erv instance the quantity is larger than was
anticipated The quality, with the excep-
ton of those fields that were sown late and
which were slightly affected by rust, is ex-
cellent
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30
liverpool Market.
rER SoKgH AMFRicA.l

LIVERPOOL. July -.
The weather had been favorable for the crop
The Liverpool Provision Market was general,
steady. Beef buovan, Pork heavy. Bacon heavy,
and i. y lower. Lard quiet. BiSland. Atlayc. &
Co.. quote beefad,anccd l. unlcr an active Spccu-
atve inquiry.
Ashes were quiet a, Gis for pots. Sugar Dali.
Rosn dull Spirits OF Turpcnrinc steady. Tallow
unch ngcd. Rice quiet. Coffee firm.
Messrs. X. :. & Co report cotton steady; sllcs
about 00J1 bale. Breadstuti, very quiet. Pro
visions unchanged.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30
Removed.

DR. \. MNTINGLY has removed his Den
tai Office to the new building on the south
side of Gano street, east of III. Il. PEssiIyG
& Co.'S Drug Store, where he will he hap
py to wait upon all who require his services,
lie is an experienced Dentist, and warrants
satisfaction in all cases.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30

IE We are really at a loss for terms
sufficiently expressive in which to return
our acknowledgements to Mrs. JosEPH
WrsTrnvELT for bucket of nice Cherries,
and to Mrs G.. O. PoMERoY for a large
bucket of fine, ripe Currants.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30

fS Mr. FnENcn has got his grist mill
ready for operation. The burrs are OF the
most approved kind, as are all the rest OF
the works. He makes the best quality OF
Hour and meal, we understand.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30
Teachers Association.

II should not be forgotten that the Teach
er's Association of this county meets on
the eth inst. The citizens of town and
county, who are in favor of advancing the
cause of education, are earnestly invi-
I'D To attend
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30
Chicago Live Stock Market.

MoNDAY EyESIv0, July 27tl.
CATTLE-The range is S3@i,50 i 100 lbs
gross
HOGS--The range for fat hogs IS 5000 = 100
lbs gross
SllEEP-S3,00 ID 100 rs live weight.
LAMBS-l00 head with wool Oh were held at
$3.50 each yesterday at Lake Shore market; g Of
icrcd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30

fg Mr.. WEsrEnvELr's building. 10y
the bridge, is progressing rapidly to com
pletion. 1t will be the largest building OF
the kind in the place. lie must calculate
--Tom the dimensions Of his rooms to do a
large produce business.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30

A" HILL, ever mindful of the pleasure
and comfort of his friends, has fitted up
room over PERsHING d. Co.'s Drug Store in
the most recherche style, for an Ice Cream
Saloon. He ought to be we'll patronizcd
by our citizens for his taste and desire to
add to their enjoyments.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30
balloon Ascension.

Mr.. GODDARD made Successful balloon
ascension from Philadelphia, on Wednes-
day afternoon, mounted on a living pony.
After ascending he clambcrel into his has
lot
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30

re- There is some talk. we learn, of or
ganizing Glee Club among our German
fellow citizens. We hope it may succeed.
The Germans, generally, possess fine must
cal talents. &
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30

ES- Mr. PIArr has commenced the cree
ton of building on Michigan street
north Of where the brick store stood. It's
designed, we presume, for furniture sales
room.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30

Es- The bungling attempt of tho De-
mocracy Of this place to restrain the traiiic
IN liquors is to be attributed to their want
'i experience. 1t is a new business with
them
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30
TT The nor

TT The northern gable cn.i of our COM
ty Jail. which was blown down last fall. has
Just been repaired. The Democrat says a
Jury room is to b. finished OF in the upper
Anrt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30

Fears still entertained Of further Indian
difficulties.
The policy Of making Oregon a slave
State continues t. be zealously urged, and
prospectus issued. iorpro-slavery news pa
per. Markets OF San Francisco gluttcl with
all kinds of produce. No demand and
prices rapidly dcpreciating.
Money accommodating and rates down
ward
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30

fC Mr.. ConurS is putting up fine
building on tho corner of La Porte and
Michigan streets, where the old tavern
stood
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30
IIuchirbcrrie>.

This delicious fruit is just getting ripe
We arc glad to learn tEat~the crop is very
bountiful.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30

See notice Of Concert by the Plymouth
Sax Horn Band, in another column. Ev-
cry one should 10y all means attend.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30

TS- The "rcminiscences" on the fourth
page, by Hon. o. Ii. SMITH, are exceeding
ly interesting this week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30
Eater from Spirit Lake.

y friend placed private letter in our
hands Yesterday, dated at Mmkato. 18th
inst, from which we CLEAN the following:
There are about 900 Indians collected
at Spi.it Lake. They are breeding mis-
chief. We have aJout seventy white men
here. Our lo3-hut is our castle, perforated
with loop-holes. We arr. compelled to
keep sharp lool, ous but no one seems to
be afraid. D0Jugpe NorM West
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-30
COMMERCIAL ETHICS.


Stated lectures by Eminent clcrgymcn Of this city
DESIGN Or THE INSTITUTION.
To furnish the best means Tor occurring a Ihorongh
business EdHcg'i)n, in the shoI st time and at
the least expense. comprising
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING,
AZ applied To Merchandising, Banking, Railroad.
ng &C., Taught by the oldest American teacher and
writer of Book keeping now living, having forty
wears experience ~ teaching md business practice.
STEAM BOAT BOOK KEEPING,
With al the recent improvements ana valuable al
dtions taught without extra charge
PENMANSHlP,
I'm every variety and style of Business and Orna-
rncnt, Writing.
SILVER MEDALS for the best Business and
Ornamental Pcnmluship have been awarded this
Collc.,., over all competitors wherever its writing
has been exhibited, including the State Fairs in
Ohio aud Michigan, in 1850. and at the Pcnnsy Viva
MIA State fiir at Pittsburg, in lS56.
ARITHMETIC,
" applicd by the first Mercantile Banking Houses,
COMPRISING all Counting House Calculations.
COUNTERFEIT AND ALTERED NOTES.
Full instructions given in this important branch
of business education
- LECTURES
Daily on Book Keeping; the Usagcs, Laws. and
Customs of Commences Finance and Banking; 20
iitic,l Economy, Detecting Counteri,itirg money
ami other subjects having practical relations to sc
tive business.
TERMS, &C.:
Book Keeping. Full Commercial Course So W
..a,;o,ery about > "
po,rI nor week. can be obtained for = 81
~ Students are not charged extra for Steamboat
Book Keeping, Arithmetic or Diploma
STUDENTS
Can enter at any timc-lno vacation) review q
nleasure-time unlimited, usual length of course
from six 10 twelve weeks
REFERENCE:
ts7 STUDENTS entering, from the city alone
within one wear, besides the many from the coun
try. ,,1,r,o,,o
coccimcn of Writing and Circulars, containing
full information, sent by mail free of charge.
a,IIress F. w. JENKINS,
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