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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-06
NEW STYLES

II OF SPRING AND SUMMER III g Gq q DIS ~
CAPS AND STRAW GOODS. comprising all the
newest and latest styles of Hats, Caps, Ladies
Misses, and Childrens Flats, of every variety and
auaiity: Infants Turhans of the latest sty les:
Ai,SOaYonng Gents and Youth IS Hats and Caps
of the NEST fashionable styles-whlch will be sold
ON the most favorable terms. call is most re spect
fully solicited no L.. DlCkINsON,
Successor to Binford, Dickinson Weisiger.
No. 7S Main Ct
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

% WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER
~ AND PLATED WARE.-My stock of the
EN ~ above articles. is now very extensive; hav-
ing just received large additions to my be-
fore extensive assortment, it is now full and CON-
plete in every department.
would call attention especially to my stock of
fine WATCHES-W. b. Adams Il Son, London; II.
p. Reynoid Lemon, Liverpool jules, Jergensen,
Copenhagen, with adjusted chronometer balances;
Dixon, John Craig, Joseph Johnson. Jules Enime-
ry, Alfred Lafaletteo, and other dstns uished ma
kers.
! NV stock of SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES
is very fall, embracing gold silver and steel frames
from which can suit any one needing optical aid.
Amongst my assortment full supply of the cele-
brated Brazilian Pebble GLASSES. Persons in
want OF a really superior article. and something
that will improve their vision should not failt o,
N. B.-Brazan Pebble and other Glass fitted in
gold frames. s. A. MYERS.
No los corner Main and Pearfst
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45G4G REDUCED k AITsssvi IL. Mail
a,,u. and ROANOKE, Capt. ssISsxK, will carry
na rs to and from virginia at reduced rates
The JAMESTOWN, Capt. 4 nKisa, leaves RICH
mond every TUESDAY afternoon st o'clgck, City
Point same evening, and sNo5toik On kDNES-
there early next day, and in time to connect with
the line yoing Fast and North.
'Tha ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, leaves Rich
mond evcry FRIDAY afternoon At 4 O'Clock, City
Point next morning at o'clock, and Portsmouth
same evenins, FOR New York. arriving next morn
ing. -, x.,.r.nr,<x,.~~, :,
York from Pier ID, North River, every SATURDAY
afternoon at clock, for Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond. taking freight for each place.
The ROANOKE leaves New York from Pier 1y
North River, every WEDNESDAY afternoon az
O. clock, for Portsmouth. Petersburg and Richmond
taking freight for each place.
REDUCED RATES.
Passage, state-reom included, between Nor
folk and New York. ......... ............. $500
Passage, state room included, between Rich
Inond, Petersburg and New York. ........ 500
Steerdge Passage. 90
Passage, state room included, betwecnLynch-
burg and New York. ..........t.......... 1900
Passage between Richmond and Nsrfoik same a.
by the river steamers.
ma Meals FIFTY CENTS extra.
4
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NOTICE TOOWNERS
- hNA OF FLOODED STOCK.-The
E1SVk Tp dnrsi sg gg " VII opens
'-.s..--- ASHLAND RACE coURssE'
on the LIST day of July next, and will then be pre-.
trained. have employed as the trainer s. Mu III
SMITH. one of the best and most reliable trainers In
the State having been in the Of the late las
Taley, and trained the celebrated race horses Tai
y-Ho, Inspector, One Eye Joe, Lucy Phillips
shockoe, oratrix, and others too numerous to men
ton.
He refers to Hon. John M. Bolts, Captain Iohn
Beeher, David Mcdaniel, and Major Thomas Dos
we'll. TERMS:
When the owners of Horses furnish Rubber and Ri
der Clothing, c. the terms will be-. Is per day.
When the trainer furnishes everything necessary
IN Training. 500 per day.
All expenses oftrsyeling TO and from ASHLAND
N. A. THOMPSON.
in 9-2m Sso'ry Ashland locke, Ciub.
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- JUST HECElyED--A fresh supply of the
" Louvre HAT, the most pleasant summer Hat
cut Also that beautiful Minnehalla Hat, which
has attracted so much attention. -
ELLETT & WEISIGER,
No let Main ST
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kyH1NT HUNkE.-We would cal Inc dtteHtiun OF
<l1S0our friends and the public generally. that
have just RECEIVED arSe and yari e assGst
CASES, which are very large and conveniently ar.
ranged, having from one to three Trays and bonn1s
Box i'm them, which renders them very desirable
for ladies' use. Those in want of such, VIII please
give us call before making their purchases, as ~
scription can be bought for in the city OF Aicnr
mona' OF 0'a'e % nPiUTNEY & WATTS;
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& BARTHOLOMEW FOR EVER.
"a Believe me If all those Elastic steel Springs
NH Which value highly to-day,
0~4A Should lie snapped by to- hit, and become
worthless things
Like flowers that in budding, decay,
Thou would st still be esteemed, as this mo-
ment thou art,
Quite marvel of taste and of skill
And around thy rare frame work, the pride oil
my heart,
Should exultlnsly twlne itself still.
w. ]. BARTHOLOMEW Watch and
Clock Maker, opposite the American
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R lust STEPPED Quilted
~ WARD KERSEY takes this method OF in,
EN a forming his old customers that he stepped
49, OUT of his old stand, Ca few doors below
the st. Charles.) Nov 10th, 1855; and the sam
business is conducted there BIZ another party, would
state that since that time and at present. he may be
found az No. s. MAIN STREET, a few doors above
where he is prepared to furnishes usual Enslis
Swiss and American WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEW
ELRY, dc. . ye lS-ts
&SHA Just received per steamer. a very fine lot Of
&y 81 Ladies' GOLD HUNTING WATCHES,
which will be sold at very low prices, and
: Also very fne gold HUNTING WATCHES for
gentlemen which are guaranteed very su perior time
keepers. G. GENNET, Eagle Square,
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y 81 MO4sA SSE3zsQ hble il ..ore, Tor sale
- fYyTsrFAR, Icy GO.
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HAIRY VEST HATS.-The attention of
a farmers is particularly called to cur large stock
S@of Harvest Hats, which we are Selling at q very
low figure Elicit Il WEISIGER,
No. l67 Main street.
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UpS SKEA Il H REgu sab sdo ~ THE {

4STHOSY cnnmb,sn Hotel MON
Mcleskin Hats of best quality, 50 60; do. second
quality, OU fashionable Silk Hats, 50; fine calf
skin sewed Boots 50; Congress Gaiter Boots, rs:
fine calf skin sewed Shoes, 2 ..
]. III. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome and substantial cali
skin sewed BOOTS, which he win sell at he uDgfe-
cedented low price of THREE DOLLARS ANDA
HALF, oc 13--d&wts
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TO THE PUBLIC.

e TO THE PUBLIC.
ESJ IF your Watch is out of order, take it to
AezSz6J. N. WILLIAMS, No. s Main street, for
meTly with Mr.. John Hill.
| give written guarantee for the good perform
ance for one year. without additional charge,) if
well used.
If you want Gold, Silver, Steel, or Plated SPEC
TACLES. go and see ]. N. WILLIAMS, No. S Main
street. He cannot las some advertise they CAM
give you Specific les that will enable you to see,
though you may have only artificial ewes in your
head but # you have eyes only not too defective TO
distinguish nidnight from sunshine, just 90 there,
ne can suit them No. MAIN STREET. u
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". CHINA. GLASS AND EARTMFN.

~ -oN1ASS
Ht4WARE, At REDUCED PRICES.-itis
U3t8 our purpose on the first of January next ia
Uf&6 remove To one OF the new iron front ware
houses on Governor street, now being built, and
with view OF reducing our stock. 10 avoid the ne
cesslty OF moving il. shall from this time offer
Dun ENTIRE STOCK at greatly reduced pri-
ces We have many lots of eesifahle GOODS, suit
ed 70 the sales ef City aud Country Merchants,
close them. Hoasekeepers will lind il to ,hcir in
terest 10 give ug u cali s
GEO. ]. SUMNER s. CO.,
ty 28-lm No. 20 Pearl street. :
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- CHILDREN,S SHOES.-

a-& tifui assortment, among which are Chll-
dren's Heeled Slippers; Chidrens Morocco sup
pers, without heels; Childre1s Patent Leather Min
with heels; Children's Patent Leather Oxford
Ties, very handsome; Cmhirens fatent Leather sh
rocco Boots; Children's Thick Sole Morocco Boots;
with many other styles, at the sign Of the Big
Boot, No. q Main street. WM. w Al1Sh.
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For further information, address
HENRY l.. BROOKE,
iy 15-itlst0 Richmond Va

~ CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 5TH SITS,
RICHMOND, VA.-This School for Young Ladies
will open on the first of October 1862 and close the
30th of June next ensuing.
Terms Tor the session, one half payable hrst Dc
tober. 1852 and the remainder the 18th of Februa-
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"
a. FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES.
sxsa@ Another case OF the above, from Niles,
consisting of Calf Dress Boots; Patent Leather
Dress Boots; do. do and calf Shoes do. do do. Con-
gress Caters JOHN c. PAGE, Jr,
50 Main street.
n MILES SONS BOOTS AND SHOES.
U-Just received. 2 fresh supply of Miles & Sons
<5dress BOOTS and Oxford TIES.
JNO. C. PAGE. Jr.. SO Main street.
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60 READ, AND NOTE 1T, that we
- have Just received another fresh and full
supply of Ladies' Heeled CATERS, some of them
rs low priced as s 80. Call and select a pair.
PUTEEY x WATTS.
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ARRANGEMENTS -ssssmsr CRY or kft;H-
MQNp, Captain r. MITcnsLk SseaMer fkNS
GINA, Captain J. u. KELLKy.
One Of these superior Steamers VII isSvc tich.
unonsI. until further notice, every MONDAY eud
THURSDAY, touching City Point and Noffctk TO
receive F!eiSht and passeeEcss keturn: a. tsaye
DAY MORNING, at clock.
These Steamers now IN hne order, incfeascd
Recommendations for tho c0mfor1Of Messengers bnv
ing been added, also more room for frctshG ana
We hope, by regularity, dispatch and care IN pro-
tecting goods committed 70 our chHfEes " Iec0tse
an increase Of PATRONAGE.
~ No transhpme By this line.
Passage through to New York and found. $1,000
= Do. a DO. Philadelphia and found
Passage to City Point and Norfolk SAND a. By he
river boats. :. ...,..,
phia two or three days, and then proceed 70 New
YORK ~ the sa'If rs ssqiTrI. i. Agent. Rockets.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-24
MELANCHOLY OccURRENoE.-On Wednesday

MELANCHOLY OcCURRENCE.-On W Wednesday
last GOULD PHINSEY, of Monroeion committed suicide
by shooting himself through the head with pistol The
deceased in Taylors barroom, in company with sew
eral Others and stepping into the hall the report Of ps
to was heard and he was found in the agonies of death
No reason is known for the commission of the act and
those whose presence he had just quilted observed moth
ing unusual in his appearance demeanor. 1t is sup
posed that feeling of dependency the cause Of the
rash Mr. p about IS years age, and leaves
wife and four children.
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DSg~ The undersigned take this opportunity
to return to their friends, their most sincere thanks for
the many substantial tokens of regard which were re-
ceved at their house on Wednesday, the 9Th inst We
hope and pray that He who is rich unto all will abundant
ly repay them.
We would also apologize for the nonappearancc of this
card last week INCREASE CHILD,
ARTENISIE /. CHILD
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G.. p. TRACY, MI. ID.

DHYSICIAN & SURGEON. and Grad
uate of the Jefferson Medical College at philadelphia
having returned to the village Of Monroeton, where he
intends topemanently locate would respectfully offer his
services to the citizens of the plac and vicinity.
Having received thorough extra course the diseases
of Females and Children he is prepared TO give special
attention to that subject Office the store of Tracy
Edsall References s-Dr MASON, Towanda DR.. NEwToH
Hs1ro6tCn. Nov. I8 1859.
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Bsg- Special dispatch from Washington an
nounCes the receipt of'offcial information of the
ratification of the Chinese Treaty. The Treaty
has been received at Washington. MIR WARD
returned to bis quarters on board the Powha-
tan on the 18th of August, and reported that
he had received very kind treatment from the
Chinese. Young LADD, who was captured at
the Pe-ho, was released in Difference to Mr.
WARD, by whom he was received and delivered
over to the British Commander Dispatches
from Com. TATNALL confirm the reports pre-
viously received of disturbances at Shanghai
growing out Of the fOrcibe abduction of
Coolies. The frigate Mississippi remained at
Shanghai during the visit of Com TArNALL to
Japan. Advices from that portion of the
East India Squadron stationed at Nagasak
states that collision had occurred at that
port between the japanese and the captain
and crew of an American merchantmen, and
that the frgate Germaat0ltn was prepared to
render assistance The result is not stated
Com. TATNALL proposed to proceed to Jcddo
to make arrangements for the transportation
of the japanese Ambassadors to the United
States, but, in his. dispatch to the Navy De-
partment, the Commodore expresses a doubt
whether it is the intention of the japanese
Government to authorize the departure of the
Embassy.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-24

CowLEs has removed his Bakery to the north
building recently erected by ULYSSES MERcUR, Esq,
which has been fitted mp especially for his business. He
has also in his sae-room, News Depot where he is pre-
pared to furnish all reading matter usually kept in such
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Magazines, Periodicals, &c
Orders will be received and promptly filed for any new
publication.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-24

b@~ The Revival in the Methodist Church
of Wavery still continues in full force the church being
jammed to its fullest capacity about every evening.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-24

san AFFAIR-SutcDE NEAR CANDoR.-We
have received from d source worthy of credit,
a statement of most melancholy affair."
Charles Covel Pierce young man of about
p years of age respected and esteemed by all
who knew him, committed suicide Oh the morn
of the llth inst, by hanging himself with an
OK chain to a hemlock in the woods near the
residence of Mr. Lewis Griffin. The only
cause assigned is melancholy, arising from
fear that he nigh. be injured in the estma
ton of the community by defending himself
from charges made by a Mr.. Ward, that he
had slandered his wife and daughter. His
friends tried various ways of cheering him, but
without avail. On Friday morning he arose
early and went out without his coat This
was the last seen of him alive Towards noon
he was found hanging to a small hemock tree
with an OK chain round his ueck
1t appeared he climbed up the tree. and
fastening the chain with long hitch to the
tree and around his neck, threw himself off,
and the jerk evidently broke his neck There
was no trace of a struggle though his feet res
ted on the ground. Ol0ego Times
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AErnhan1ftR, SC.

GAUTlON.-Al persons are hereby eau
~ toned against purchasing note, purportng to have
been signed by the subscriber dated about the 9th
day of Sept 1889 for forty dollars payable four months
after date, with interest either to Philip Oswald
Isaac Roskman as the not signed by by
my authority, and shall not pay the same.
Monroe Oct 20. SO. CLARK CCMMINS. /
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-24

Pa> GEORGE M'NAIR, late of the Lewisburg
University has settled pastor in Leroy, Bradford Co.,
Pa. s. c. DARE at Canton.
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TO TEl[S AADlL3sa

NTlSS GRIFFIN & PARK, are opening to-day (Wed.
INl nesday)a large and well selected assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY GOODS, consisting of
Bonues, Head Dresses Feathers Flowers and Ribbons
You invited to call and observe their variety and rich
ness for yourselves, Oct. l9, 1859.
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legal.

cnase or purchasers shall receive the benefit of this sec
tn he or they shall produce to the Sheriff or other
son go making sal sale dufy cericd statcnatt n r.
the proper records Under the hahd and official seal of the
proper officer showing that nc il lien creditor n
to receive any part OF the proceeds Of the sale aforcs
said r- -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-24

SHIPMENTS of Coal by the Barclay Rail
Road and Coal Company = -...... ..
Previous Shipments. Observation-Disclosures. 27.479 tons
For week ending November l9. ........... 6s3
Amount for the season % 1852 tons
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Parliamentary Oce Yoyember -, If ls5a
CHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue of a writ

HhKIFFS ; SALE.-By virtue Of a writ
~ Of Eend. Expo. issued out Of the Court of Common
Pleas OF Bradford County to dreced and delivered
will be exposed to public sale at the Court House in the
Borough Of Towanda, on FRIDAY, the 9th day of De
CEMBER, 1859, at O'clock P NJ. the following lt
piece or parcel Of land situate in North Towanda twp
bounded as follows the north by lands of John D
vine and ROderick Granger east by the North Branch
Canal and land Of Roderk Granger and John Doughcrtv
south by land Of James Finerty, William Mauger John
D2qglerty and John Young west by land of S. W Run
dell Chester Bennett and William McMorran. Contain
ing about two hundred and seven acres more or less
about one hundred and twenty acres improved three
framed houses, two framed barns twoboard shantes and
three orchards Of fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of F. Casey
administrator OF Jesse Gilbert to the Samuel Hill
house vs.. Horace Granger and terre tenants.
THOMAS NJ. WOODRUFF, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, November IA 1853. .a .--..'-.r
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SPECIAL COURT-Notice is hereby civ
~ en- that Special Court Of Common Pleas will be
held at Towrnda for the County of Bradford on Monday
the 10th day OF January le6Q. at 2 clock p AZ at
which the Hon. ROBERT G WHIT will preside for the
trial OF the following causesto wit - -..-'-
No. 2j5, December term, ls5O--Lyman Marson vs. Ira
and Richard Jennings. Ejectlnent . ..-.t
No. 268 July term, 1866 ,lanson B. Smith vs. Sarnl
kellun, ct al. Ejectment ~
No. 49, September term, IS56--Fsrae Smith vs. Sam
uel hellum and Michael Thompson. Trespass
And such other may be certified and ordered
upon the list for trial that time Subponas made re-
turnable at o'clock in the afternoon. ..' TT
ALLEN M'KEAN, Prothonotary.
Prothonotarys Office November Ie. 1859
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TDIT0R,S NOTICE. Il 4. " Pr....

A UDIT0RS NOTICE "A q. III Byosra
y "a. S. C. g. J. ". Means In the Court OF ConDop
Pleas Of Bradford County. No. 49. May term. 1859
The Undersigned Auditor. appointed oy said Goa:
defendant viii attend to the duties Of his ppontTpnrt Gt
rs otlre in the Borough O. Tc5snda. on FRIDAY
ue Zno ci DECEMBER. 1858. at 2 O'clock P. NJ, NJ
N.C tne ana Place all persons Interested are regretted
/ the said fund. 0IrRT0N fr
October q. 1859 ' And;to-
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ORDERS FOR BOOKS,

GAUTION-Wh my wife MARY,
~ has left my bed and board without any just
provocaOn, this is forbid any person from trusting
harboring her my account, will pay debts of
her contracting after this date unless compelled by law
Bentleys Creek Nov 9. 1859 JOHN SULLIVAN
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Nor1cE TO PuRcbAsrfS-To prevent nnisundergtand
ing notice is hereby given that purchasers heris
sales will Lereauired to ps the amOopt bid ~ the time
the land is sold. 1t has become mpeatvely necessary
to adopt this rule andit Will be strictly adhered to- e
cept IN eases where the purchaser lien creditor and
is entitled to the fund provided in the LIST section Of
the act OF Assembly approved April 20, 1876 which is
as follows Whenever the purchasers Of real estate
Orphans Court gor Sheriff sale shall appearron the
proper record TO be entitled lien creditor to receive
the whole or any portion Of the proceeds of said sale
shall be the duty of the sheriff administrator executor
other person making saeh sae receive recefct
of sHch purchaser purchasers for the amnmt which
be or they would appear from The record as aforesaid
to be entitled n receive PROVIDED that THIS section shall
not he so construed topreventtheghto of said Sheriff
administrator, executor other aforesaid de-
maRd aud receive al the time OF sale sim s:sat
cover al .e cn5ts entitled 70 tep15 n1.of the proceeds
o. sad ea,s snd pfoyided further that befoe i-v p-
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= Il ""hynt Hlivr'. lnc styles OF T,4,nc., urn.-
49,. 4. 1"i u To-. E;4~to try P,fnu,oo~, ,.,.;-
N"r ',}y a'm'r"d iy all ur L.oJ IIr,, ~, A.
taught at 'h"ec Colleges a'o MT cquaje aud II Is in
tented the never >hAi! he
Wrl'ten >D'..'m" rC.'oD.E3r II '-,r,, haze.
IN aI.fl,af-
I'1nr 81 C".2 JSr-jsr -- =. r--p,} -,r.n
h,9r'>h" QUALIFICATIONS 10 L4:er IN crt,r,~,
Eu&iISh ",tu,t't,n
TIA" r~,""r@" Corr! 1n n, t2pl... -: ..rr..h,
TO tvcl,e weeks,
C"S'nf STAT. nc'V S-r- r IN 80 t., 40
Lfptom1S--AwArded t. well qualified cra mates
rye AchO'dTSti pSi2> iy ID pI,y L;.r, .,,l IN tho
oti,"r " " "
oHtGs Pgoms-Neatly furnished, aud c.i,-e,,e,,r'.
atTtnEf:. hr@ a'1v. and in the most !caY.,,,l i.,
tr'ns III the anove-named cities.
TEHM>-Payab!e on Entering.
For fHll Mercantile f5uIsc II. i:d,nG Ill 4r .,,oc,t
# Rook-kcrWnE. lie lures and P,nn4n,hIp ,Iu,,. TN
I'l'''t'.' 10.
Penhinanshp alonc--nne year .....,............ln
fennina!lshll--twcnty LESSONS .................1
Ornamental Pennmanshir-CAri Wrltins and or
GanG F,"nTIshinEaS agreed uDCn.
Auy further IniQrma Ion " i'll be given with ,lpa SIRE
IN sTDCatl"n at the College ~ sendin. fr crrc-
lar which Will be furnished GrafuItoHsiy by return
mail Address DAVIS Il TypToN
F-HIo. davenport or Peoria.