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Faculty at Pittsburgh

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President, P. DUFF, Author ofa Durs Book
keeping" "The Western Steamboat Account
anti &C.; Professorof the Prime iples and Prac-
tice cf Double Entry Bookkeeping. - n, -
A. T. HOWDEN, Professor OF, Mathematics
and adjunct Professor of Bookkeeping. 5s.z1.F
w. H. DUFF, .slse9 ziz.Z'efz b5ss ca
LIDS. ; N .Mcoani1' pr Associate Professors of
T. G. JONES, sI'"'>'> ifsi'7fT ls y
J. C. STOCKTON, 4fT=
J. D. WILLIAMS, (the best business and Or
namental Penman in the United States,) Pro-
fessor of Penmanship. gYIH
= N B. HATCH, Esq, Professor of Mercantile
Law and Political Economy. -
Hon. Judge SHANNON and Hon. J. NJ. KIRK
PATRICK, Special Lecturersron Mercantile Law.
Rev. DAVID FERGUSON, A. NJ, (late Profess
sor of Classics &c, in, Washington College,
Professor, of Commercial Ethics, si.f{. ~
JOHN MURPHY, Teacher of the, Art; of De-
teeting., Counterfeit Bank Notes. (The only
thoronghly qualified teacher of this Art in this
part OF the country.) !. =, !. ,r.o;,,, 7t..-1 IA
IF. l.. APPEL, Prof. of Of French and German rma
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eastern cities, will also lecture before the Col
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Quoted by a. practical Merchant, who, from the
most inatured experimental information, has
brought the Accountants S and Merchants edu-
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by the best theoretical teachers. j
!. Upwards of 1000 Students have been edu:
Gated for the Mercantile Profession; and such
has been the recent increase of business, that
a large additional Hall and several additional
teachers Of Bookkeeping have become neces-
sary for the accommodation of the students.
. students have access. to a library of 5000
volumes.
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JOINT Resolution Relative to Proposed
Constitution Amendments.

p Resolved by the General assembly Of the State
of Ohio, That the Secretary of State be- and
he is hereby instructed to cause the Proposed
Amendments to the Constitution, passed at
the present session, to be published in the
newspaper, having the contract for the pub
fishing of the Laws for the State, without de-
lag, and forthwith forward three copies of the
same, together with copy of this Resolu-
ton D under, his certificate that said copies are
to the Auditor of each county; and the
Auditors respectively, shall Immediately pro
soeed to contract for the publication of the said
Proposed Amendments in two weekly EnslishJ
and ore weekly Germany newspaper, if pa o.
iished in the county, till the, second Tuesday
of October, 1857; and the publication shall be
paid for out of the. county treasury. s.e, (.
sss ffssy kf,s N. Il. VAN WORRIES, .7,.f 4.
49, Speaker of the House Of Representatives..
t,,y < 2 THOMAS Fl. FORD, 7~A
~ / President of the Senate.
& Dated April 4th, 1857
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Important New Political sWerk.
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POLITICAL TEXTBOOK,
Oh So
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! ON the lst day Of June next, PcllfIcAL
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thing neressary for the discussion, either on
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question which may be bruught iafward
amongst other things, It will contain the Arti-
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Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions OF 9S and
'ge, the Ordinance 17s7, the various Farty
Platforms for the last twenty years, the Hart
ford Convention Platform, the Know-Nothing
Ritual, tina Missouri Compromise Of 1920, the
various Laws organizing Territorial Govern
uents since the foundation Of the Government,
including the Kansas and Nebraska Act, tho
decision sof the Supreme Court in the Dred
Scott case, copies Of every enactmsnt OF Con-
press since the foundation OF the Government,
whiplzis the subject Of diseussion,f the Con
gressional record of votes on the same, classi-
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or Lsttars.s pertinent to present issues; the
inaugural Address Of Mr. Buchanan; an. ABB
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eases-INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION? The
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ancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION, bear
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In Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy ex-
hibition appears. The hecountenance is actually
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Ordinance passed by the 1oacn Council Of
.stle hscorpofdted Village of Woods-
field, on the I3M april 1851. ss :
ARDERED by the Town Council of the Ineor-
" porated Village of Woodsfeld, That the
time limited in the Ordinance OF the 2lst day
ofrFebruary, A. ID. 1887, requiring payements
to. be made, be extended until the 1st day of
July, A. D. 1851 7.49 peaa(laJg<s sffef
WIN. F. HUNTER, Mayor.
: DANIEL WiBrox, Recorder ltI .,
April Is, 1s57.-4w.
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n NIMOTHY SEED, laKy. Blue Grass Seeds
Il Hemp Seed, Garden eeds, &c., &C., for
taSe at KlRKBRlpRa6
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LEGAL NOTICE.s.s,'s' s

LEGAL .NOI1CE. ). L 49, =.
a Ohm KERcHER, Henry Kers6er, and frsdse sas
y eriGkl Meyer, who ara smoneFssidsntas uh4hSdt 81
State of Ohio will take notice that lian H. "A.
Mallory, Of the co6nty Of Monroe and StA1Sf ssss
of ohiossdid on the 10th day spff Apsii 1es4So 10
file his petition in the Court Of common P2sasda :,
of Monroe bounty Ohio, against them and g
Others, setting forth that saias Ksnhsa aisb
and Henry KeEher, were indebted to said
Plaintiff, in the sum of thirty six dollars and
sixtylsIx cents, Win interest snO1k -ths1ffnss
day Of FesrassK. ls5Ilths. sid s. FlfAF a
south east quarter, of section, III Of .tQynshipxx
g. and range a also four acres il fksi n5fth -
west corner fdks north east ydSste4s sE6aHs sass
same section all of fsMhch is sithatsasiFsaAix RAW
Monroe county; that said PremiaPs are mort
gagged to Jane Haley and Frederick Meyer, that
the mortgage said Meyer Is S6nsfd- -sM
.eration and syoid Md sAAttA6 pfe1aisst as5hN
said may be sold to satisfy the said mortgage
to Jane Haley and the painti ss., s.
ssaid Defendants appear And
swer said petition, on or before the third r .s.se
arday after the third day of June 1857. s"ss
: rgi 0% SINCLAIR WAY,
.sxas5 81 Au,yst t6t Plaintia.
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Job N. sWiliIaM9 .Hsta{T! Ky

NOTICE is hereby given that KliAbssh sv4lus -
aliams ana Ezrasyyilliams Nave been - aoie
firmed by the Probate Court of Monroe counAy,
Ohio, executors of the last siNg and ostsk II
ment of Job NJ Williams. deceased. - - 81
lssfaA 6es3ssFehaH ELizABKTH WILEFA1iSt9 9lio
sses f4as9 atses EZRA MIlHdA88Ss nneS aad u
4 April Is, issT.g-St's 900 Hkscdt3Fe esfHss
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,aAMENDMENT No. 4 tssis

lcs.4s& b %AMENDMENIF NJ. Z - - s~ 49,
zRsssl,edb BY the General .dssentbty of The State
Of Ohio, Thfee-ifths of the mem befs elected.
to each House concurring therein That it be
aud hereby is proposed to the electors OF the
State, on the second Tnesday Of October next,
to.approve OF reject the. Following ainendment
a . substitdts for the first and d'second sections
Of the thirteenth article ST sthee eConstitution.
Viz: Cofpofations Of every zdescrip iption shall
be created, and corporate powers granted, only
by general laws witch shall define the powers,
privileges and immunities, and prescribe the
duties and. liabilities Of each class or descrip-
tions of corporations, but the General Assem-
bly, may enact special laws for the relief of
corporations in peculiar cases, and MAJ, make
special provisions il regard to Corporations in
cases where from their peculiar location or in
terests, such special provisions, are required,
and may from time to time alter or repeal all
such laws, as are authorized by this section.
s..s n. II. VAN WORRIES, 80
SPEAKER Of the House of Representatives. ~,
THOMAS II. FORD,
fsst1 President Of the Senate. :.
I Dated April sd, 1857. 81 lfsa 2 '1'ss' 2 :
isss1s AMENDMENT NO. g. =
!, Resolped By the General .Assembly q. the Stste
" Ollie Thyss-afths Of the sasmbsrs elected
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Examination of Teachers

TUFTS MERCANTILE COLLEGE
~ of Pittsburgh, Pa.,s Wheeling, (Va.)
and Burlington, Iowa. ssi, hIs "a = 81
& Founded in 1s4O, and incorporated blythe
Legislature of Pennsylvania, with perpetual
Charter. f .,,g4ss syz f.ss;rsz..E .f,;-satlr.,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ri :
His Excellency the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,
President elect of the United States er,5r 3.
Hon. WIN. WILKINS, Hon. CHARIEs NAyLoR,
w. b. LowRIE, 60; ....t.... -
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D.t.d April Sd, lss7 ,'sT 80 - sss,s - -,
AMENDMENT. NO, s..

Resolved by, the General .Asse1pb9ye the. State
~ Ohio, Three+ffths Of the. members elected to
each branch, concurring therein, ,thatit be and
hereby is proposed to the electors of the State,
to vote onsthe second Tuesday Of. October next
to approve OF reject the following amendment
as substitute forthe second and third sections
ofethe twelfth article Of the Consultation. ii 81
Ali property, personal and real. shall be subs
ject to taxation by . uniform rule. at the true
value thereof in money, but such deductions
from credits may be allowed as the General
Assembly may deem expedient; Provided, that
bnrying grounds, public school houses, and
all other public property, and all institutions
Of purely public charity, and al houses used
exclusively for public worship, shall be ex-
empt from taxation; and If 'thsFtntal value of
the personal property of any person shall not
sxceed fifty dollars the same may he exempt
from taxation.r AL property. employed in
banking shall always bear salburden Fof taxa
tion equalto that imposed on thegproperty of
indiv iduals.Se ,ai55 - sgsszg has sest;ses %
.,na.f siig.ss 4li,rk NJ H. VAN WORRIES, .s3'ass
,,ss Speaker icf the House of Representatives.. ?
| .ssH alsfrsa THOMAS sHbFORD, z.sse
hsa .oirso ~ Presideut Of the Senate. .
Dated April Sd, u S57.osl5 81 gssI ssls 'ssss
es = sa es5 f+z. ,ef sf,;fr9 ftss3 z I,
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ever injured a Patient; and the testimony of
thousands can Be produced to prove that it
does great good. Cases, of from one week to
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

MONDAY, Dec. 7--G p. M

MONDAY, Dec I---b = NJ
There was very dull stock market today. AT
the FIRST board the operations were very limited
without material alteration in prices. Tennessee
state es declined per cen Illinois Central bonds, Il
Galena and Chicago, l. Galena and Chicago second
mortgage bonds advanced per cent; New York Cen
trail Railroad, l; Ia Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad,
4. In State stocks there no activity. Railroad
sonds were in moderate demand at previous prices.
Delaware and Hudson sold at par, dividend Off II
will be seen by the report Of sales at the Stock FIX
change to-day that the market is becoming dull
again. The speculative movement current few
weeks since originated with few brokers, and IL
has never extended beyond the same clique. The
Whole market and the imitation rests upon their
shoulders At the second board the market
was steady, and that was about all. There
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The Case Of Canccmi.
SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TERM.


Before Justices Mitchell, Davies and Clcrke,
pxc Tt will be remembered that MIcheal Cancemi,
the Italian convicted OF tho murder OF Eugene Anderson
in July was brought up for this day week but
his COUNSEL Mr. Bankman, having Iterposed legal obcc
lions TO sentencing him that OCCASION AMI applying for
stay OF proceedings the prisoner reman led I'LL this
morning. when Court promised 70 render It's decision
being occup,ed by those who have attended the previous
trials among whom large number OF the deceased
officers companions. Cancemi was brought up from the
city prison by the officer having him IN charge shortly DO
fore III O'Clock and closely scrunized by the i'm
mense audience His appearance indicated That no was
laboring under great nervousness. ,..,.
Judge Mitchell about 10 proceed 70 render the de-
esion the OF the people against Canoom, WHOM
Mr. Ashnead the senior counsel Tor the prisoner SAID
that before opinion OF the Court given he desired
have exception placed upon the record which, IN
there further proceedings, would De very I'M
porAnt which would have been presented when the
subject before the Court bad the record been seen
In time Counsel said he wanted TO have the record
that no whatever had been returned 70 this Court
from the Circuit Of the proceedings which took plsce
on the trial before Judge Dawes what returned
the Court upon which the General Term asked TO
pass sentence upon Cancemi wss Simply what was echni
Judge Mitchell said that regular order should be Oh.
seryed in criminal well In civ cases, and the objoc
fon should have been raised before.
The Judges spent some time IA consulting various suho
rlties, when
Judge Mi.cbcll, addressing Mr.. Ashmead, said-can
you prepare bill of exceptions IN respect 70 TINS point
which believe In the oniy oue-and have II ready In
Court for settlcmenu .
Mr.. Asbmesd said he would endeayor 70 be pre- pared
Judge Davies suggested that counsel should attend at
house. Ave O'Clock In the evening, 70 settle the Oil
Of exceptions; he had his minutes Al home.
Judge Mtcholl--n Is proper 10 say that though the
Court admit this Il Ia quite irregular, the counsel should
have been prepared with their bill % exceptions and all
exceptions should have been made once inc oou y,
morrow n being case involving the life OF party, and
then The bill Of exceptions mus, DO ready.
Tho case then laid over until Tuesday morning. and
She priso wi e
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Supreme Court-S.osS'si Tss"'
Becn,e mr.. ius~> Roosevelt.

Dsc 7.-Jas T. BacAe a. S.sish, Lawrence d"a ""e'-
Motion To discharge the ataacihcus n ust 90 denied
Els Roy and others Us L. G. D.s-A uou " op'A 20
fault granted The complaint should BE aoe more aen
mite and certain.
AN ALLEGED LUNATIC.
IN the matter Of the Petition Of Robert Leggs an AHe
LanaticAbout ten years ago Mr. Leggett committed
as an alleged unac by the Court Of Chancery that
time he claimed to have recovered and the matter
sent before referee to ascertain his real Of mind
His wife and brothers testify that he insane but other
relatives assert that he is Of sound mind The referee
reported that the weight Of evidence in favor OF Mr.
Legges sanity The Judge ordered the referees
to be suspended and that the alleged unAtc be brought
up and make the motion for his discharge in person. in
order that the Court might have the opportunity of udg
ing for itself TO his state Of mind
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Court CaIcndnr-.This dow.

SUPREME CouKr-Specal term.-Nos. g. 81, and all
called between 60 and 800. The special terms
for enumerated motions and chamber business will
hereafter open at 10 O'Clock A. ~ All applications for
pdre orders be made the Judge sitting cham
bers II, from any unavoidable eli cumstances the appi-
eaton cannot be made to the Judge while at chambers,
ana delay TO the succeeding day would be Injurious the
application may be made to the Judge at his private cham
beers, in the evening.
supEiuoR CouRr.- "Opens at IL O'Clock M)-Nos.
647 ESQ., 62s sss, COS 6a9 7o2 703 10 TIA u.s. IT'S SILL
679 7l2 700, 10, 72o 72i 122 72S TT, TIA, 3O6 400
632 6l2, 1873, 81, 1897, 237, 81, 80, SO, a. 395.
COMMON PlEAs-Part Mos. 1900 to 1872 800 and
1875. Part Mos 1885, 17ol, 1898, 1899.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUHhos as, As to So, 10, 81
SIS.
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BxRRY-IOr AT New Utrecht, l.. L., on Wednesday,
Dec 2 by the Rev Dr. Curre, Mr. RICHARD BERRY TO Miss
MAGGIE A. LOTT, youngest daughter Of jeremiah Lotss
ESQ all Of the above place
DURGIs-JAcrInD.--Un Sunday, Nov. 20, by tho Row.
Mr. Wllett STEPHEN DURGls To Miss CLARA JAcLAKD, all q
TIL city.
KKsP-IIoYp-At the residence Of the BRIDES father,
Thanksgiving evening, by the Rev. T. j. Sawyer, d. ID.
Mr. HEsK KEMP, Of Brooklyn, T. d., 10 Mss ANN ELIZA,
daughter Of Samuel LLOYD, OF this city.
EDITOR
DsAR SIR-I see my marriage TO Miss Ann Jane Gibsoo
announced ia the HERALD Of this morning In justice "
the lady and myself you will please contradict the same
JOHN RAMSEY.