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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-17
The Ohio River.

PARKERsBuRG, Va, Wednesday, FEB. 10, 1919.
The Ohio River at this point has IL feet oil water N
The chs,rel is rising. Ea,es are low 10 a. PoAtS
below, with plenty Of bosts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-17

TIE Ufiea m. " Telegraph says that the Wocssa
Mills al Ofiskssy, which hsvs lain sor . leeg wnna
chu,e.,s conp.7y. sri VII 60 is.s opsrsasa .
Haxea.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-10
HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, NOVEMBER TO- 1859
Susinsss GarOs.

BUSINESS Gar0s.
HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
Uo-a A p EVERETT, Treasurer and Agent
A.P EVERETT,
AUCTI MEIER,
o3tf. Honolulu, Oahu. II. l.
j.. COLBURN.
AUCTLoN NEE r
o3-tf kaahumanu street, Honolulu, Oahu
Hvox HOLT =, yyrcv
Won HOLT & HEUCK.
General Commission Merchants Honolulu. Oahu, S. l. 1O5
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,
Commission Merchant and General Shipping Aget, Honolulu,
Oahu, ii. i. l05-t
GODFREY RHODES,
Wholesale Dealer Wines and Spirits Ale and Porter
the Pest Office. Honolulu Aft
GEORGE @. HOWE,
Lumber Merchant and Nuuanu streets on
the Punchard premises 1O5-u
III. HACKFELD & co.
General Commission Agents and Ship Chambers, Honolulu
Oahu, s. l. 1O5-u
E.O.HALL.
Importer Dealer Hardware, Dry Goods Paints Oils and
Merchandise. of Fort and King lost
GEORGE CLARK,
Dry Fancy Goods between Nuuanu
and Maunakea streets. Honolulu, l. IL tt
JOHN THOMAS wATERHOUsE,
Importer Wholesale Retail General Merchandise,
Honolulu. and Lahaina, Maui 44u
MOSSMAN 81 son,
Bakers Goods, Nuuanu street. Hon
olulu Oahu s. l. lZa
w. N. LADD,
Importer and Dealer in H.npwans currsas MseHaes noSs
lulu. 'N iO5-n
IANION GREEN &, CO..
Buildings, Queen street
Honolulu, April 1, 1859 loo-u
= 1Rwrs. n. l. NcoIs.
IRWIN & CO.,
Accountants Collectors House Brokers' Honolulu
r N.B-Complicated accounts adjusted and commercial
books opened and closed % Ioo-u
A. s. & NJ. S. GRINBAUM,
importers and Wholesale Dealers Clothing Hats
superior Furnishing Goods Store corner of Fort and
Merchant streets, Honolulu. Oahu He-ti
A. HARRIS OAHU. r. B. SWAIN HAWAII
ABEL HARRIS & CO.,
Dealers IN all kinds of Produce Honolulu Oahu H l.
Exchange Messrs McIuer Merrill San
Francisco, o. s. y l-o-u
RITSON & HART.
Mr. H. Robinson Wholesale Wine and Spirit
wright and the foot of Kaahumanu street. a2-tf
B. F. SNOW,
General Commission Merchant Honolulu Oahu Haw Islands
Regular Line of Boston and Honolulu Packets
O Coffee the Titcomb Plantation.
Sale of Crocker brothers & Cos Yellow Metal
New England Roofing Company. 123u
r. BISHOP. ~h. A. ALpRich
BISHOP g. CO.,
the Of Makee's Block, on
Kaahumanu street, Honolulu
viii receive depos discount hrscass business paper ana
attend to collecting, etc. IZ-u
w. A. ALDRICH,
Importer and General Merchandise; Commission
Agent the Moasses and Coffee and other
Island Produce. Agent for the LlHrE PLANTATION Con
sgnments kinds of Island Produce solicited orders
Merchandise promptly attended to- ioo-tI
THOMAS SPENCER,
Ship Chandler General Merchandise and Commission
Merchant $ L. constantly ON hand
of description of goods re-
qured by whaleships aud others.
Shipping all kinds of groceries, provisions Sc
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-10
TESTIMONIALS OF THE
Horace Waters, Pianos and MelOdeOns

aThe Piano came to hand order. 1t is
John Hewitt, Carthage N Y, who has had of the
Waters Pianos, writes follows friend Of mine
sold December My becoming popular in
this place and think can one or two they
Waters Pianos in in our Seminary, one
severely tested for three and
testify good quality and durablity-twoOd Greg
ory, Mt Carroll. Illinois.
Pianortes for past found very superior
Insrument"-A Gray, Principal Brooklyn flights Seminary
" July IS, 5s. waers-Dear Sir received the Melo
appearance Hope shall have occasion to
order two more the present season"
you duly received in good order am
fully prepared say that the instrument is highly sas
liberal you furnished for the very honor
sns all peur Very respeetn &c j. L.
sThe Piano received from continues to give satsfa
tons regard it as one Of the best in the place.
The Meodeon has safely feel obliged for
your Will do all can for you in these parts
IRev J.. NJ. Mccormick, Parquesville, s. G.
ion and very much admired by my family
ct my thanks for prompness-lRobertC Cooper ar
Your Piano pleases us we'll 1t is the
tyn-lThomas A Latham, campbelton, Georgia: u., !,
ave much obliged to for having sent us such
$780, shall take pains to recommend
it ~ Brank, Held & Co., Buffalo Democrat
.sThe Horace Waters the very
best We enabled to speak of these instruments with con-
duras1s dufISs quaIy" ru% pS'-Oi. = Evanseist ''
we speak of the merits Of the Horace Waters
Knowledge being OF the best quality
IChristian Intellgencer-
Nothing at the displayed greater excellence in
any department Waters Panos--Churchman
Waters Pianos built of the best and most
thoroughly material We have doubt that buyers
WELL perhaps better at this than at any other house
in the Union."-[ Advocate and Journal .
s'waters' Pianos and Melodeons challenge
finest made anywhere in the country -Home Journal
Waters Panofortes of full rich and even tone
and powerful. IN. Y. Musical Review.
"Our Mr. Waters store, the very best
of Pianos to be found in the United
States southern and western friends to give
him call whenever they go to New Mag
WareroOm, 333 Broadway, N. Y.
/
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-10

AGENT FOR THE
New YOrk Boa rd Of Underwriters.
rhe undersigned notify Merchants Ship Masters
&C., he has been duly appointed Agent for the
New Board of Underwriters.
13-tf ALEX j. CARTWh1OiiT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-10
FLORENs STAPENHORsT,

Agent the Dresden Board of Underwriters
average claims said Underwriters, occurring
1-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-10
aobertisenttats.

He o. AZ a CE w TEL RS.
No. 333 Broadway, New York,
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
the best Boston and New York and Nelo-
Is SSH deons The largest of Music Mer-
q 30 chaadize in the United Pianos
of carity Of syefrom those
plain cases. $780, the elegant
nishaor $1,000 house in the UEion competi-
variety and celebrity of its instruments
the extremely low prices at which they sold.
Horace Waters Modern Improved Pianos.
with without have in their scale improved
action in power compass equalng grand, with
beauty durability the Piano. The Press and
justly pronounced them equal
SUPERIOR other make They are guaranteed to stand the
action of every climate.
peramen superior each desirable quality Can also furnish
of reeds $3.50 two banks of keys. $500
pedal Mcloieons $780, S2I5 and $780, less liberal
discount Each instrument warranted to give perfect sasac
ton, purchase money refunded
Alexnndre Organs. five stops $780, eight stops $50;
percussion, S225 twelve S225 twelve do
$3.50 twelve do with percssion Soo fifteen stops
etc. S3I5
n Secondhand Pianos. great bargains constantly in
Price from $50 to Sl40
One of the largest and best catalogues of Music
all Music and Musical Works published in the
by this House Aso Martins celebrated
Guitars Musical instruments and Musical
chande lowest prices Music sent wherever ordered
paid Catalogues sent by mall GT liberal discount
made Dealers teachers, seminaries and clergymen
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-10

THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPA.
nv established 1861 Life Assurance at
home and abroad.
Capital s1,250,76O, Sterling.
The undersigned appointed Agent for the Sandwich
Islands r. c. JANION-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-10
GUST. C. MELCHERs. Gus
MELCHERS s. CO.,

Commission Merchants Ship ChaIders, Honolulu, Oahu
l. Stone store Kaahumanu and Merchant SITS
for Whaers bills on the
n 9 ana Error,. l05 If
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-10
THOMAS SPENCER,

Chandler Merchandise and Commission
Honolulu Oahu l., keeps constantly ON hand
of description OF gooos e
qured by whaleshps aud Others
Shipping furnished groceries, provisions &C.,
the lowest market prices
N Money whaers' bills at the lowest rates.
| - N' lO5-d
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-10

Commission Shipping Merchants, Honolulu, Oahu, H. L
REFER TO
JAMES HUNNEwELL, Esq, Boston
CHARLES BREWER, Esq.,S
MESsRs. MCRUER & MERRII.L, San Francisco
CHAs. WoLcoTT Brooks Esq,
MEssRs. WM PusrAU CO., uongkong
MESsRS. PEELE HUBBEIL 4 Co.. Manila
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-10
]. C.. SPALDING.
d. n. FLITNER,

ID. N. FLITNER,
Continues his Makees fire
proof building, the stand recently occupied by Dr.
Hoffman,, corner Of Queen and Kaahumanu streets
Chronometers observations of the and stars
transit instrument accurately adjusted to the
meridian of Honolulu. attention fine
watch repairing and quadrant glasses silvered
and adjusted Charts and nautical instruments constantly
on hand and for sale Aft
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-10

AGENT FOR THE
Liverpool Underwriters Association.
The undersigned begs leave notify Merchants, Ship
and Ship masters he has received the appointment c
AGENT at these Islands for tie LIVERPOOL UNDER
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION. -
l05-tf II. y. JANIoN.
AGENT FOR LLOH DPS
The undersigned begs notify Merchants Ship and
Sbipmasters that has received the appointment OF
AGENT at these Islands for LLOYD's LONDON.
1os-tf r. c. JANION,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-10
u. PITMAN,
BYRON'S BAY. HILO, HAWAII,

B. PITMAN,
BYRoN,s BAY, HILo HAWAII,
Ship Chandler and Dealer in General keeps con-
any assortment of every description
OF Goods required by whaeshps and others: .s an
Shipping furnished with Fresh Beef and Negetabe ana All
kinds of Salt Provisions etc. at the
shortest notice and upon the most reasonable terms
Money advanced for Whaers' Bills at the loves, rates
Best facilities Storage of from to 5000 barrels
NB-No ardent spirits allowed to be sold at tins por.
as lays the other ports on the Islands.
IIilo, March, 1852 - l--u
CHARLES w. VINCENT,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER The undersigned would IN,
form his and the public that he has taken and
fitted up premises Fort street, opposite C. Brewer
naronare heretofore so literally bestowed All orders in
the various of Building Plans Specifications and
Contracts attended to with pTS%pRess an3 YPNcENr
B-DooRs WINDOW SASH. and all other articles p per
aiming building constantly hand and for sale so
GEORGE c. SIDERS,
Manufacturer and Tn Sheet IrOn and Copper ware
Kaahumanu street. opposite J. c. spading's Honolulu H.
Foot and Shower Baths Tin Roofing, and gen.
eral assortment of Tir Ship work executed with
neatness and dispatch. @
WILCOX, RICHARDS & Co.
bkrS ToSTdM ooS HE busfsEss sM in his Nsw
STORE of erection where he VIII pe
keep on hand supply Ship Chandey and descp
ton Merchandise usually sSass %eS y RPgn sIgMSnps CO.
KEGS w
SECOND HAND SUGAR KEGS, FROM
Iu.sf 70 ~ e'n0n'' '''sn' MELcHERs & Co.
OK BOWS!
RO0 BEST vARNiSaED al! ISL E:csiysa AND per
"Moneka" and for sale by LApp.
172u W. - y. LApD.
SEAL OILg
csEAII OIL, EX BARK "GAMBIA,, for sale
- by [1e4-tn B. 7. sNoM.
az BARRELS PRIME PORK. just arrived
lOO per "syren" fH5 HREWER sss 81 co.
MANILA CORDAGE,
UNOR SALE LOW. TO CLOSE CONSIGN.
II ment- f1ss-dl pc. WATEkMAN q 20 20
HOUSE PAPER.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE
"A patterns and borders For sale by ,prwrp = CO
COAL.
r1AsKs CUMHERLAND COAL. 100 TONS
7so.s lscka"anA no. ~ c. BREWER & co.
LADIES, PIMA DRESSES.
UyHE BEST ASSORTMENT EvDR SENT
il to Honolulu, just opened, and for sale .ez
1s5-tf Fort Street.
IRISH WHISKY.
RSE GO s2Hs ss nsy ~..ss &
| the tie = Q7ssaal Ro1AL HorEls
PREsERyEn yHGETAnIzEs: &
HSAsEs PREsERVED yEoETA ABE4 So
: ss.ns, M, ~ - IS ssss.vsa -
I s 8ks< i 3 IS ~ q 4 e 49, s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-10
5AML- v. CASTLE
CASTLE & COOKE,

L. S. and Europe ioo III
sAML. v. CASTLE AMOS > oOOAE-
CASTLE & COOKE,
Imporers and Wholesale Retail dealers in General er
chande stand, of the King and schooi
streets Stone Church. Also at the store
formerly occupied by c. H. Nicholson, King street,
site the Chapel Agents for Dr. Jaynes Med-
ioo-e
UTAI ~ AHEE,
AGENTS for the Sugar Ako Papakoa and Iwo
at Puo Ho Importers and Wholesale and ketau Deai-
China Goods have on hand, Tor saie al the
Sugar, Moasses, Syrup, Tea, Coffee and large anu
,,,, sathr. as .a,a, 7, Iss1 59-1y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-10

D. c. WATERMAN. r.o
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ca attention paid to of the Whaling fiee oy
the furnishing funds purchase and sale of Exchange O
Merchandise, and the procuring vi Hfeis
REFERENCES
Messrs IsAAc HowLASp, JR, Co., New Bedford
". G. L. PoPE ESQ, DO.
MORGAN STONE 4 Co., San Francisco -,
MERRILL. 40. ioo-H
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-10
numerical Advertiser.
.yyUAL REPORT

Montgomery. Esq. Presideat of she
r.. III. A. Society.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-29
-1l1-'--5<-.f3-s-,l---
EARLY RISING.

What deep delights, what chances, per-
haps of heaven itself, VIC sluggards loose.
To he awake. and out in summer morn at
dawn, is to be first in new Eden garden,
alone with the God of all what privilege /;
.(our Eve has been left safe asleep In the
four-poster, and the serpent himself keeps
no such early hours,) 1t seems to be tie
very first dawn that ever was. and all the
villainy of the world to have clean vanish
ed-along with the evil dreams and phan-
tom fears Of the night timc-or never to
have existed at all Let there be light
has just left the Divine lips and. 10! a
nOontide without oppression, an indesrIiba-
bic midday coolness; or, it may be. summer
rain. soft falling. gracious Ike a sensible
blessing upon the heart and stretched-out
hands. The lark can scarce shake ont the
notes, for joy of his matin hymn; the
nightingale repeats perchance the self-same
song that found a path through the sad
heart of Ruth, when sick for home she stood
in tears amid the alien corn;;' and loud,
and long, and lovingly She fingers over it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-29
IMMENSE PHYSICAL STRENGTH.


Dr. hlndship 4 young man OF twenty
five has been lccturing on physical eduea-
ton, at the Music Hall; he is of average
size and weight yet by gradually training
himself. he has cluired wonderful strength.
Before a large audience on Wednesday eve
niny. he lifted from floor with his hands
alone G26 pounds: he shouldcred barrel
Of flo;ir. anJ handled with one hand dumb
fI,el Weighing 10 pounds He is a gradyl-
ate Of Harvard college and appears to nu-
deztand thoroughly the laws Of health.
T DR. ", pla3os great reliance up7n pure
air for the development Of the physical
powers. and1what he said on jhat point
might be especially useful to shoemakers
and others who work in small rooms lie
remarked that is We weuld have pure blood,
we must breathe pure air Duingone days
hcalthiul existence of an adult, not less than
ftwenty-forr hogsheads Of pure atmosphere
must enter the lungs ard undergo a dctcrio-
rating process by which it becomes charged
with carbonic acid--a deadly poison; and,
therefore, a beheicent Deity has spread this
stupeGdous concaye over our heads, and
placed us at the bottom Of a constantly re-
newed and unIimitcd otean of air. that We
might avail ourselves of its invieorat;ng
foFees and, by a free out-of-do2r Lie, eSpe-
rignce that expansion of body and soul to
be Obtained only by the harmonious dcvel-
opment of both. lie then proceeded with
Illustrations of the hecilcssuess IN regard
to physical training ljects for which he
found in the school-roonl, and in the count
ing-horlsc. has falEsIEE 4
Referring to the manner in which he had
hardened himself to lifting, commencing
with 800 pounds, and increasing till, on
the 18th of May. he raised 926 pounds, he
said. Galcn had calculated that the hips and
legs could support two or three tons
There were other ways of lifting BY which
large amounts could be lifted. Not long
since, with his hands and back together, be
had lifted 1860 pounds There wasa-yast
difference between lifting He wo,ild not
advise any one to Grain himself ro to lift
over 500 pounds with the hands. or two;
thousand with the straps He had gone
beyond that to ascertain what could lie done. (
Tottca alal d.c Belgian giant rerc the only
persons he had ever learned autheiti4ally I
70 h-rre Fitted 500 pounds. Totem lived
one hundred years ago, and was thirty years /,
old When he lifted 1t. Dr. W. said he had
five years yet to that and he hoped 10 train
himself.to lift 1000 l6s clear.-LtJerator !
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-29
HAsTY MARRIAGES.

-
The New York Tribune makes the fol-
/. lowing sensible remarks, on the subject of
: hasty marriages, and especially in reference
to those made with foreigners:
There is not a city, there is scarcely a
township, which does not number among
its inhabitants, women who have married on
very short acquaintance, only to be abused.
deserted, and left burden and a lifelong
sorrow to the families in which they weFc
born and reared, and which they most m
prudently and improperly deserted to share
the fortunes of relative strangers. If young
ladies could realize how grossly indicate
as well as culpably reckless such marriages
appear in the eyes of the observing they
surely would forbear. ! 4 yesr's $ thorough
acauaintanee, with the most cirrumstantial
accounts, from disinterested and reliable
witnesses. of the antecedents from ehildhood-
arc the very least guarantee which any wo-
man who realizes what marriages Is, viii
require of a stranger Even then. if her
parents were not fully satisfied as well as
herself. she would still hesitate. Marriage
Is am undertaking in which no delay ca:i be
80 hazardous as undue precipitation
Z
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-Z-l ss5 zs55 1st s5 sii a-v 1sa
,t0gls yl-Is4 zsH gg.J adL 9l a b
pgo4fs AL EoEtus 5s11-t 3 III
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d@ottrg
From tks Rome JsarHaL
TIGER-LILIEs.-BY I. Is. ALDRcu.

/ like not lady-slippers,
Nor yet the sweet pea-blossems,
Nor yet the fallv roses, .-s=-
Red, or white as snow; .r
81 like the chaliced Lilies.
- The heavy Eastern lilies,
The gorgeous tiger lilies EIa 40
That in our garden grow! e
For they are tail and slender; --
Their mouths are dashed with ea9ln,ne;
And when the Wind swecrs ty .bom,
On their emerald stalks T -r
They bend SO proud and graeciGl-
They are CircaSsian women,
The darlings of the harsIn,
Adown our garien-walks.
And when the rain IS falling,
sit beside the window
And watch them glow and giisten,
How they burn and glow!
o for the burning lilies,
The gorgeous tiger-lilics-
That in our garden grow.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-29

1 - 3z-I U seu
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g.-1t 81 as1i aS s- Ez4- ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-29
THE LAST LEDGER STORY.

: The teacher of district school in this
neiglborhood Is in the habit Of questioning
the children under his charge. as to what
they knew of various historical characters
they happen 70 meet wish in books. i
few days ago the name of Washington cc-
cured in tic morning lesson and those who
had anything 70 say about him were asked
t. raise their hands. OF course, up went
all hands and young America once more
paid tribute to him. who was first. Sc
lie Ecyer told q lie shouted one.
: 'Atc cut Of tin plate all through the
war;
! Never smiled once for nine years cried
athird.
He was the father Of his country, piipod
several.
Edward Everett IS getting money to buy
his grave and 50 forth.
Now. then said the teacher, who can
tell me about Edward Everett?
No hand was raisc,l. t-TF
The teacher somewhat surprised
Is there no one here that knows anything
about Edward Everctt?'
NJ hand up y q q
! wen, We viii see what VIC can find out
about Edward Everett. better tomorrow.
p M.-Beforc sclool opens, up runs a
little girl in great excitement, as the teach
or enters the school room. ~--. f
4 kpow something about Edward Ever
cit
Wei, what is itg' asked the teacher,
very eagerly
lie writes for the New York Lellger?'
She had read it in nice large letters on
the fence as she went home
Such is--FAiE.-BostoR Hrestigaior
----2s--<Gos-s<s----
am afraid that American mothers will
laugh when I say the mothers of England
arc very particular moi to allow their chil-
dren, before they arc old enough to walk, to
sit much on the carpet, as it is q posture
unfavorable to erccncss and fuincss of fig-
ure. They are therefore taught, with cs-
pecial pains to roll on the carpet. and to
lie on the stomach, ali Of which has direct
tendency to secure a Perpendicular spinal
column, and broad, full chest.
--zsz-SSSs-<xz-
4 coal miner in Lancashire has made
the following calculation. The quantity Of
coal raised annually in Great Braitain is
6s,O00.OO0 tun; if this were excavated
from a mine G feet high and II feet wide,
tho excavation would be bps miles, and
LOCO yards in length Or, if formed into
a solid globe the diameter would be 1919
feet. Or if piled into pyramid, whose
base was 10 acres, the hight would be
3,356,9l4 feet. fGgsE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-29


There are many good treaties on tie
Subject of accounts, but the best contains
not 1.-THE of the information comprised in
the course pursued here; and while more
than one work is used in the course the in
stIrction is by no means confined to what
may he found in these works. The subject Of
accounts is taught here, not only as q prac-
teal art, but likewise as.an exact and beau
tiful science, founded on the fixed principles
of mathematics and illustrated BY the same
symbols employed in other branches ofmath-
ematical study.
With regard to the teachers. l have only
to say that they are not alone competent
masters of commercial science, but some Of
them are more eminent in their profession
as practical educators Of more than twenty
years experience. The teachers are neither
silly boys as in some schools nor superan-
nuatcd dotards as in other schools, but men
in the prime of life, capable of exerting
themselves in behalf of their Students
But in conclusion, let me say. that no
young man who is unwilling or unable 10
study comes here with a view Of completing a
course on commercial science, 50 long as
there are schools in this and in otherneigh-
borhoods that grant Diplomas without dis
tinction to all who enter their Halls, since
no one can be who is too ignorent or too
indolent 20 accomplish the little that is re-
quired of them; their motto being "thc less
the better" Yours, &C.,
a STUDENT.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-29

CoLUMBrs, April, 1888.
Iherby certify That the foregoing acts arctrua
copies the original rolls ON file in this oflce.n
A. p. RUSSELL, Secretary Of Ssab,.,
AUDIroa,s OFFIcE. Trcmbnll Col
WREEEN, June 24, 1883.
hereby certify, ThatI have COMPARED the
fcregsins laws with 'antherti@ltesh copies from
SECRETARY Of State. and fiad ll,eia correct. -
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