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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14

TO ascertain which Of the i've it WAS tlat were
attached 10 the Expedition.
All the Southern papers, received, are nnani'
mods in admitting q eomplete victory TO our
troops, anl in saying that the loss OF the lslaud
- a very serious one.
The prisoners cipIurei, numbering at least
: 900, Bi be here 10 few days
fag Of tiuse was sent 20 Craney Island
early this morning 10 inform Gen. Huger that
the prisoners ~ war from Fort warren arriFed
III the bark Trinity Iasl night
The bark was accordingly toSsi up oplposlte
Sewafz Point by the steamer k,ncoaas ani the
tug Artistic, and at about ! o'clock the hebel
steamer West Point came 0ut from Norfolk and
the prisoners we're tran sierrei. Iley humbefed
Captains First Lieutenanis, second Lieu
tenants, Third Lieutenants, and - others
rank and file and eo,ofe servants. They were
taken at lIaneras ami santa Rosa, aud aIe the
last Of the prisoners Of WAT at Fort warren, e4-
cept Commodore Barron.
Several passengers we're brought back from
Norfolk, including capt J. 7. iote OF the
transport Osceoa
The Oseeola was part Of Tea Sherman r
Expedition, and was wrecked un tue coast ri
Georgia % NOV. >, aud the captain aad the
whole crew taken prisoners.
Tue latest intelligence from Savannah ls that
the tnion gunboats were At Walls Cut, an open
lag which communicates with saVannah without
pl.sing Fgrt Pulaski.
A dispatch from Charleston to Riehmont
says tha, Oh the 9th, Fort Pickens, With tbi
Niagara aud Colorado, opened FIRE on Fort
McRae aud BarrancAs aai the Navy Yard
After some hours blmUarlmeut, both vessel
hauled of Both are said to he badly damaged
There has been some skrmi-hing between til
uuIon.sls and rvbes at Port Roya. Ferry.
The CITY Of SAvannah Was being strongly for
i.lei.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
ROANOKE.

Yes Roanoke lmmortalized by tel
Burnside. First battling the elemenis-
Hiud and water-the brave commander oi
the Union expedition 10 Haiteras has made
bis mark at Roanoke, aud after three days
hard fighting has destroyed or captured .
whole rebel army, the cowardly head and
leader Of which was John Browns haugmAn
Henry A. Wise. Thus victory after victor!
accumalates, and the flag of the Union T.
reared in triumph over every battlefield.
At last the long spell Of DELAY q bioseh.
The hour for action has arrived, aud Will y
come trumph4 so thick and fast that We
can scarcely realize their truth. L~t US
.hank God that rebellion to-day, IS being
crushed oai On i,s ovn -oll. aud traitors
are receiving summary punishment for then
terrible crime agans, humanity aud e!y-liza-
uon. lu Kentucky, Tennessee, North Cat-
olna, south Carolina, aud indeed in ege-g
southern State, the sure hand Of chasf.ss-
meut i, falling upon them e.ih t-tr.ble eef-
,aiuty and power and ere l0ag the honest
people, the deceived masses tn south,
having discovered who aEe tay.t real friends
vii drive from their midst the scaml= and
.coundrei4 who have been leading them tel
by step into the abyss Of social and political
ruin. uuder false pfeteuces aad for persona
eads. The beginning Of the eud a. h4nd
Let the people Of the Union f~j9iee.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
Arrest of Gen. Stone.

Brg Gen stenc Was arrested Mt the residence
.f his family in Washington Gu Saturday night
at midnight and kept under guard until Monday
afternoon, when lie was sent of by the cars to
F9rt Lafayette in custody OF IN officer
The arrest of Sen stone was, We learn
founded upon eviieuce lately produced before
III, joint Coumittee on the Conduct OF tile War
and affecting his loyalty. Tie charges against
him. SO lar AS they have obtained publicity, are
the ioilo~ing
For misbehayior at the battle Of BAis
Bluff
=. For holding correspondence with the enemy
before ami since the battle Of Balls Bluff, and
receiving visits from rebel officers in his camp
3. For treacherously suffering tue enemy 70
build fort or strong work, since the battle Of
Ball's Bluff, under his guus, without molestation.
4, For tregchorous design To expose his force
to capture and destruction by the enemy uuder
pretence Of orders fer a movement from the
Commanding General which had not been gwen
We do not know that hese specifications come
from any authentic source II is understood
that u statement of them was attempted
to he ielegruphed TO the Northern press, but
its Transmission was prohibited by the Govern
ment The charges, iftruly reported, are such AS
wi require the investigation Of court martial
whicu will doubtless be ordered at as enrly q
day may lie compatible with the exigences
Vi the public service
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
Interesting News from Mexico via
Havana

IS tAc arrival ID lle Leg Lincoln, ut New
YORK, We have ilaslna dntes 70 the 4jlh alt
lhu -trninrf from Nrtt rua. on the ll'h nit =,
stil,- thai lLete were W. VVu Gilrl troops there,
whiie the Msxie.us were 1u,UU0 strong near
lmehlu
The ulim,tum Of the allied Powers lett on
DE ith u h. Presented to President luartz
The allies Layc issued manifesto to the
Me1icau=, stating their reasons for invading
Mexlr,n soil, ami deny ing any Pms Of conquest
er oi iHtetitreure ia The reilIic- hud government
Vi tAe country They my they me to extend
The baud Of lfttuishtp GA country which they
teiell wa-bug it, yiyaliiy il civil WARS and ean-
'ul-inn-, AMI ass the Mtxitan- to deliver them
-e.ve= up 10 tic good intentions Of The allied
Power.
Demanls are n.sa male tb1i Il representative
be sent 10 Madrid t. give sat .f4ctlon for the
expulsion pf the Spanish Minister, Paschero ;
that tue treaty Of Aimontr be fulfilled; that the
spanish suiJrct- he ihdelnnhel that SIO. 600
b. faid for seiane the barque Conception
At the Aieetug At which the ultmatum was
ad9ptt J, it sa- deciiel that payment be exact.
ell Ton the recent expenses iaeuirel ty the allied
Powers -Four lays is allowed for an answer.
san juan dUloa is occupied alternately
fifteen lays ly each 0f the allied Powers
The Progr ssg, published nj Ialapn, says pro.
.saus were very scarce Ut Vera Cruz, aud the
tosi Of the pnnarls was very poor The hes
pitas were flung last aud the le-ertions heavy.
Aliron is snid to be execraiel by all Mlexicans.
D4tes from Vera Cruz of the 2lAt state that
tie Allied Powers have made IN advance to-
wards the interior aud occupied u place called
E-ptrtu Saut,, and that tile Mexcans retired
without fighting.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
A. d. INSLEE'S
NeNU Book List.

Lessons 10 Life, BY Tlmoth Titcomh, loo
Spare Houis, hy John Brown, NJ b., author
OF "Rab aud his Friend-,' l.5O
soug- ID many Keys, by W. Holiness -
lu Alem9riam, by Alfred Tcnuyson, new
aul superb edition for Holidays, . l0
Sake, Poems in blue and gold, -
Play Book Of Science, by Pepper, illustrated
with 3uj engtagugs, l1J
Play Book Of Metals, BY Pepper illustrated
with 900 vugtayugs, La
A Commentary e IN the Episte u the Seven
Churches in Asia, hy Dean French, "
Paper - cents, cloth, l.d
Record Of an obscure Man, 70
Notice 10 quit, by W. @. Wills, paper, ~
Eat Lynue, paper ~
For Better for Worse, paper, y
strsAks Of Light or Fiitytwo facts from The
Bible tof fifty two Sundays in year. "a
Jenkius vest pocket Lexicon, ~
Sunsets On the Hebrew Mountains, by Rev.
K Mnclaf ii
Lord Baoou's Bible Thoughts, LOO
Pathway d promise, D
Old NarRie- Flower Stall. 81
Angus Tatlton, by A. L. q. T., u
Tie Chiefs Daughter or lay break in Britain
by A. l. o L., q
The Near and Heavenly HoTlzons, by
Madame leGasparim, LOG
Amy Deaue anl other tales, Y
All new books received aa soon az published
A b, INSLEEiS
Book aud Stationery Store,
GO3 Market Street
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
TIE EXPEDITION Up THE TENNESSEE,
rNlON FEELING ALONG THE RIVER.
Hosting the Stars and Stripes
STEAMBOATS, TAKEN ASD pesrRol ED.
ARMS AND STORES CAPTURED.
cAclAxAr. Wednesday, FL. Y, ".

CMelSSArI. Wednesday, Feb II, 1sa2
Special dispatches to 72s G5s-Ur nui Ceq,-
m'rt,dl, dated Fort Henry, lOth lust give the
following account oi the gunboat expedition ~
the Tennessee River
Ai0er The eaptsre ot Fott Henry, the Le4ine.
ton 'onesioea, aui TJl,r gave chase t. The
Teht siraDer Dnntar, aud eh reaching tue
Memphis and Louisville k4ilroal hriIfe, set fire
10 "A portion ot il, an captured same stores, '.a
They then passed On in chase Of the Dunthr
hat iil not oyerthke her. II il supposed that
sue e=capei by running " some creek.
puliug the night the gunh0ats weut 10 Fiar-
ence, AAh ana, The head Of Navigation, and 4iu
miles FUN PAiusah Everywhere along tur
tHer they we're received Win astonishing vel
sme by nAmerau. Uuiun families Ia Suuthtrn
Tennessee aud Northern Alabama, and Ut the
tawu= along the riser the ol dag was le4kel
ufeu a re leemer an1 hal ei with shouts ui
tly,
CAPT. GWynn Of the Tyler has recruited thirty
men ilr service on tie Runboats, aud says be
can get enough for the whole fleet
The people Of Florence are 50 delighted at
tLlipg tie Stars aud suires once more giving
protection to them, that they we're prepared to
give grand Tall to the officers of the guuboai-,
hut they could not remain to ACCEPT Of ther
courttses.
Wherever our hjat- landed, aal the people
became assured that We 1iI noi come ic De
slrcy but 10 save they seemed to have No mtau.
t1o eAiTaSagant to express their delight and joy.
nnr guuhoats captured four sieauers ucnl
ing an uudnishel gunhoat, nnl turned seven
others.
They captured a large 4qaniiiy Of stores aud
l-1 stand of arms.
Tie weather is inspiring, an.l tie ROAD. drying
The CgamTc,al says that our army in Contra
Kentucky is in motion. Gen Nelson's diyisian !.
marching along the Glasgow turnpike Gen
Alitchells division had crossed Green River d
Monday morning, taking the advance of th'
inaiu column 10 Bowling Green.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
Flom thsNew York Argus,
The Nutntive and Digestive Qualities Of
Food

The Importance Of this subject is so very
Obvious in itself, that it is deemed wholly un-
necessary to offer any remark upon it The
nutrilye and digestive qualities Of the food we
eat, are matters which concern the health Of
every individual Many experiments and an
alyses have been made by competent men Of
science, to determine these points, and the result
Of them will be found comprised in the follow
ing:
Wheat is the richest in the elements Of nuiri.
tion Of all substances. except oil--conlaining
niutty five parts OF uutriment in every one hun
drel parts. Indian corn ranks next in value to
wheat, US it yields, according to Dana, ninety
one parts to the hundred Of nutriment, In
harley there is eighty-nine, in rice eighty. six,
in we seyenty-niue, in oais seventy. four, in
buckwheat sxty-eight per cent. OF nutTiment
Meat oi all kinds. in its raw state, contains
about from seventy to eighty per cent Of water:
hence, when eyapOrated 10 dryness, the residue
amounts to from twenty to thirty per cent,
which may be regarded as composed almost eu-
tirely Of digestible matter. Mutton is the most
nutriti0ns tnen chicken, then beef, then veal
then pork, which is least so.
The fruits are as follows pums, twenty.niue;
grapes, twenty-seyen; apricots, twenty six
cherries twenty five peaches twenty apples,
nearly Tie same pears, SIXTEEN and gOosrhef
Iies, nineteen per cent, OF nutritious matter
Garden vegetables stand the lowest on the list in
respect to the amount OF nutrition afforded by
them, inasmuoh as they contain, when fresh,
great portion Of water CucumbeIs give only
Two per cent, melons three per cent, tutnips
four per cent, cabbage five per cent, carrots
ten per cent, beets fourteen per cent, and po-
tatOes-the higheat-tweniy six per cent
Digestion is the conversion Of food into oli,ue
or the process Of decomposing alimeut III the
stomach, and recomposlng it in new form, and
thus preparing for circulation and lourishment.
ofkl the articles of food, boiled rice is digested
IN the shortest time-an hour Tripe and pigs
feet are digested almost as rapidly. Apples, if
sweet and ripe, are next in order. venison is
digested almost as rapidly as apples. Boiled
potatoes require three hours for digestion, while
roasted potatoes are converted iu little more than
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14

lfrGLc-NN l71
AN ACT making appropriations ior tie support
I the Military academy ior the year ending
'he ihlriieth oi laae, eighteen hundred aal
sf2ty three.
Es Il eaacttid dg IA, sa.4. aHd Hous- II E,p.
r saiaHu. y iAt.l Sate. ~ -in.J,ei il,
Congress q sa,5!,G That the following sums be
ana the same are Afrehy appropriated out of any
m0uty u the ITtasuty not otherwise u1uropria.
tel Tor tue support ot the Military Aca.irmy for
the year cnimg thc thrtcth of June, eighteen
hundred aud siNty ihtee
f9r Pay 0f tAcer instructors, cadets, aud
Ii.iisia,.as, one hundred tnousnu1 lnrs
l9f sihuu'alis isn 4 Subsistence, four thousand
one luuliei and sixty he loiinrs.
For forage FIR ofiieer. her e., one thousand
four huHdrel aul forty dollars
fyr Iay ~ lieu o! clothing to officers aervauts
FOR current and ordinary expenses, as follows:
repairs anu improvements, fuel and apparatug
i3iage, postage, stationery iratsnn,tntion
printing, clerks, mi-cellaueous aud incidental
expense, and departments Of instruction, thirty
five thousand dollars
For gradual incrcase ana expense of Ilrarv.
one thousand dollars
For expenses Of the board oi yisiter.. one
thousaul Il ee hundred ,!ya4 4rs
For forage Of artillery and cavalry hors4e, Use
thousand dollars.
For supplying horses for artillery and cavalry
practice one thousand lolhis.
For reTa'rs Of officers quarters, one thousand
five hundred dollars
For targets AMI batterr. for artillery exercise.
one hundred and fifty dulais.
Far furniture for hospital Tor cadets, one hun.
FOR annual repairs Of gas pircs auI rctorts,
three hundred dollars
For watming apparatus for academic aud
other lulldings, three thousand dollars.
For Kitchen cfcalets mess hall, one thousand
dollars
For ntiaes at .cadcts' camp ground, one
thousand dollars.
Approved. Fsbruarv 10 1eel
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
The Stone Blockaae b ChaTlesiop.

The Sagy Department ~ received cYm.
municatiou from Cepi Dupont enclosing me
report ot G1tnntan ler ia,tol ou luc di=l07ltou
Of the =tcoul stnur tert Comunnie lAfror
states thai ihr fgnpa.ltr ut ih- .t.l,r h-ti wtie
CT into p,-iun t.i.l aas oa TIE -lih nv the
date Of h,- tepor Commander Parrot th,nk
that they rr- rz hrgli well rt.l, T. lh-y
eiieciuaily hocA up ID eep md eS client lus-4sr
10 tue uorth oi I;lill -hnAe sboa
Captain Dupont, sml4i thr Clltnu mj-ln.
formed, infer tom +, letter received la-l ut}ht.
~ 70 the steamer l-Abel geliiuy into Charett.n
BY tue main ch4uiitl, Hhrfe thr Ireeiuu- teti
Wa sunk The oL.tructiou thrfc i- c5mriete,
ani Aas been re'nuSei W lDe nle gales, tie
weather bieasinR cl-ti Hcio4f The Isabel pu;
il hy Matiiu rhannel sui "a tDnt portion ol 1t
Included between Rlt.aslaae ,A6si aul thp
shore has been Mocktiel uHby he .ecnul -lyne
fieet, the possibility u getDar ilt1 Chaft "li
i- still NOR ctcumscfiiel lle lniy channel
remaiungare the swash an portion i Npht's
aud hive never les than tltre e4 covering
them ani which naw rifle out Tie galc- al
anchor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
OFFICIAL
rnsA.uar psF.arnss1. ID. 4. ls9!

TREAsuRY DEFABTnEaT, FEB. 4 Isl--
Holder. OF Bonds d The United .i,,tes dated
August -. ls6l, and payabie three years from
date, are hereby notified that provision is made
f4r the payment Of The Coupons q semi-AnntAl
interest pbieh became due on the lsth instant,
Ia coin, sgreeably TO their tenor by tie Trsase-
RET { The United States 1T Nash'ngtoa, or by
either of the Assistant Treasures at SeN i1Ik.
B3-ion. and Philade.phis.
An such Coupons, together With sehelulrs
showing the number and amount Of each Coup 1
and the aggregate sum Of each parcel. must u
presented for examination sud yetihcat41u st
est three full business day. before payment
: r CHASE,
fvLll-2,w. Secretary Of the Treasury
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
I0''lII -" 0I7TH
SuRsTITuTEs FOR COFFEP

The advance in coffee consequent npou tbe
iareey increased rates of duty on importation
Aus turned the attention Of coffee drinkers to be
use Of substitutes for that luxury From pnre
coffee or what they supposed ierroneously 10 be
sure, to be such, they are now discussing the
use Of chieory peas, wheat, rye, barley, danje-
lion, carrots, &c, Sc.
Now all these articles are capable Of MAKING q
paletable drink and possibly would he quite as
good. pure, rs under the various preparations nf
the vendors. Al all events, consumers will baVs
tue double advantage Of knowing what tbev
are drinking anil Of practising economy 10 m
extent quite commenlAhle in these hard Times
Besides this disposition to eeonomise in the nse
# cheaper ARTICLES some ideas have been mn,
forth on the subject Of growing coffee in tbe
Northern States. Illinois is the favored ocaltv
for coffee as well as for cotton aud accordinply
We notice that the Agricultural Society of tbe,
state has offered liberal premiums for crops of
not less than 5U0 lbs. 10 be grown in that Sats
the coming season.
Il is stated that some experiments mada by
Mr.. Hoffman, show the rractcabiliiy Of growing
article equal to Rio coffee at the rate Of tbir,v
bushels per acre.
1t may he serious question, how far tbe
increase uf duty on coffee, ty diminishing ii 4
consumption. vii, cause falling off in the de
maud for that article, and taus defeat the Object
sought 10 he accomplished.
We annex the following directions for makinO
coffee from various substances, as We dul them
il the Ff5ifis Fdrmsr
Rvs CofFrg Take peck of rye, and cover
it with water let it steep or toll until the gtair
ssels or commences 10 hurst, then drain an,
dry It Roast to deep brown color, and prepar,
As other cotiee-aIlowing twice the time ior ioll
ing Serve with boiled nilk.
ASaturR. Fake some rye lst scall il IN
dry H. 81, brown it, 18th. mix it with one-ihif,
cailee and then yqu will huye as good a Gun a
coffee Us you ever drank.
BARLEY CoFFrE Take common barley. O.
the skinless IL it eau he obtained: roast as yo
would coffee, and mix ia such proportion as suit
your taste II is very good.
PrA CcfreE 1t If probably known 10 man
that very large per cent. Of the ground coffs
s9l At the Il res is common field peas roasie
ani grodul With the cotige T4ere are hundred
oi thousands II In he= uf peas annually use
tor that purpose, lhose who are ia the habit
purchasing ground coilee cau 10 better 10 I'm
their own peas, batu arl Grind them, and mix
suit themselves.
CARaer CuFrEE is recommended ty an e,
eLanre. Cul up, dry and rrai, AMI mix vii
eaiee n quantities o. suit the taste.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
EnREIGN NEWS.

Bs tie arrival Of the steamship leuton4a,
we have later adgice- from Europe
The United State ganooa, luscaror4 ha-
been ordered of the dock 1t southampton
by the British government, and Aa- 'aaen
VI position near tl- Needir-
The pirate Nashville was .tlIl U south
ampton dock
Th- reported naval engagement 3" the
Mediterranean IS not confirmed
The statement % Secretary seward I'M
plying that the American government held
themselves bound atier subiugatiug the
rebels. 10 restore the destroyed harbor- or
open better ones. added considerably To tie
disquet Of Federal bondholders, SINCE it
makes further indefinite addition to thc
prospects Of the ultimate amount Of dott
1t d believed that even r The war was
wound up Immediately, the debt Of Ameneu
would, at the rate Of interest which must be
paid, involve an annual charge ou the
revenue eqnal 70 more than half the tota
required for The national deht Of England
a new Ministry has been formed II Hol
land.
The RussIan- have been defeated d { j
cassla
Many wrecks arr reported The BIacI
sea
French troops are belag rapidly dis
patched to Mexico
The lIerzeeoyinian tnsurgeut have r.
entered this places from which Drr,
Pacha had driven them without resistance
The Turks had concentrated y fgflssl
and advanced On the 29th % Con Ea, Vi
inhabitants withdrawing to Austrian ter
rltory
The Tcutonia report passing throug
great quantities Of Zee
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
BUSINESS MATTERS.
PRESERVE THE HAIR.
sfMMS' BOTANIC HAIR TONIC.
WllNls17 y Dsl-' 7AnaafF IN " :

ANqthkk CkEIlflEAIt W - sHhtA ALtt-
tead tls testimouy 9il st. AiteN. well sulWa t'e
1-rs \. i.g-a.-f u Kif,r re4.t, IL s3io -.f ali
us I'll l- ~ al toui IL
wtlNiSs1ss. psl, iAuaNy -'ih la'-
Y. i. rr,i-Tbs Gts9i BsiW N GHsJi
1A4. j, efify thai NJ vile, # Alsat s4it-' year
pat Ia ~ ne sre.i.t pofiu u her han, aud hai l.
i- au8.i entirely Laid And III oder L. te-i-fs %,
tsufs ys.i IN uu ID none, rsfious f-tns tiss O.
t.-ui,h ins h.t tut dni1g that 81 the puhea,1Hs lu
1it7rsli fAErfs thi-ushqsi the 9uni'y il resfear-
d1z ih- Lair Iruvsd iullle aud A 9alt Aiisf
sit rs hlushi IS lssi r-.eri ihat -oud ~ =
p1feu l-ad r. -htfes t5,efrt Siit haif itnu IA
n siEti tuth-. i-us "a The Laiufal tsiar
.N,r G4tH. tBfy, e.. III. Stqi. \ Dsiaa lrs.
T. L fsu.tlt-tzd tia, on the @'ih of laauaty. b
isa- ~ Ia before the snt>7flter, kimuui q
Aa-u WI t-ing duly ssoTu .aiih nat ths sial-n-1
nsdz IL 4- al8ss tsfths sie aud by tili sutserhei
ira- s-tfa AL -ut-fibsd Al tu= ats q Mimiir @
ABRAHAM sfAAIs.
Ju.fts. B. tie Pee
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14

half that time. Bread requires three hours
nsarly-more than beef or mutton SteWe3
oysters aud boiled eggs are dgesied in four
hours, an hour more than is required by tho
came articles raw Turkey and goose oceunv
two hours and half. bat chicken requires n
longer time. Pork and sailed beef requires five
hours aud a half for their digestion-more time
perhaps than all other articles Of food
osWego Co., y. y, lo62. }. NJ Il.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14

lnE liBArE srANEs = the person, who has
gtat'hei the London Times by hllipg one Of It's
e7ltuee With rentse abuse OF The No1th, has
sufficiently demonstrated Khlt lis real opinions
are ~ q the event ot the war. by senliug his
iAm,iy 10 tiuciunau Tor ,afeiy, where they are
nov living uHfro',lei tor by hin ali iepeu-
leai upon the CLARITY Of loyal connections lyisg
"a lae North n Cincinnati IS the most exposed
city in the free States. it, stlecton hy tlis per
son Semmes Is conclusive proof VI his conviction
That tie souiA. cuuil under 10 circumstances
uhdeiiake the offensive movements Whsh the
kiohmond paret- 50 ea'nc.tly adyocale The
ne II Stmmes eiter NIL go far to ijsabuse
English teadef= q u the ol'-h OF the cliyary.
It is pune lln2sf.ie
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLEG T.,
N. E. corner 7th & Chestnut SITS
utIIT AItpT pnIA
PHILADELPHIA.
Wgr1 FN.TqTfffIIs

THIS INsliTrflp*,
vi va 4.IAalisHshln ls4t aul bow an.el lu-uttg
% HE .l,e4f4 year u n sNli-lre AuAtef- all. if
re sfsi4.i-. hlRltsi % the .3st siu Nir ha"is
AL3 s4 --s- Nil Of aar I.ultFg
the UkittI
ffhs 10 'a'i IL s9sly o. anfd tIu1E usl ..i...
fl4 tLafau.l preparation flf business
InE BRANCHES TAUGHT
Ar E55. htFP -, applicable y TIE Faa u. ielAfi
u-i, ftlaIe FfTNAs-Aif 10th Eiai- and otrNt4r4fA
CDsAta IA law MArafA,rls :, SAyHArius, ti-l IL.
NstA4NN hEss So iHlsy8Hfal All AYDtEN LsNt 'f-'
THE SYSTEM Ot lSsIHt CiiU$
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