The daily gazette., 1883-01-19
MULrUM IN PARyo.
A Complete Encyclopedias Between tn,
Covers of Moderate Size Book,

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Covers Of a Moderate Size Book.
We have just completed very thorough
inspection of that valuable volume, to which
we referred some days ago, "Hnl's Manual
Of Social and Business Forms" 1t is a
large quarto, handsomely produced as far
as externals are concerned, but not less at
tractive and desirable on account of its con-
tents, for, from It's pages the self-instructing
student can become familiar with all the
forms in general use, and almost everything
that person should know in this practical
age.
The opening chapter, relating TO penman-
ship, is more profusely illustrated than any
work of the kind In existence, being the
most complete selfinstructor in the art Of
writing ever printed. A chapter; devoted
70 shorthand, is a complete self instructor
In that department of writing. The rules
for spelling, use of capital letters, punctua-
ton, and the art of composition, are
all treated quite at length, each of these sub
jects being thoroughly exhausted. A Die
IiOnary of Synonyms contains the various
shades of meaning of many thousand words
in the English language.
As work on letter-writing, the book is
the most complete ever published, contain
ing full directions on the etiqutte of CORE
spondence, titles, omplimentary addresses,
subscriptions, etc, ETC., followed by nearly
Two hundred letters, classed underthe heads
Of Letters of Business" "Letters Of In
PRODUCTION" 'tLetters Applying for Situa-
tions,' Letters of Recommendation, !"
Letters of Apology" Letters of Sym
pathy and Coincidence, J" ""Letters of Advice, +"
Letters Accompanying Gifts" "Letters
of Friendship and Relationship" and
Letters of Love" This Is followed by an
exhaustive chapter ou wedding ceremonies,
rd md pF IN
parties, etc. II also treats of what to say,
how 70 do. and how to appear to the best
advantage upon special occasions, such as
at receptions, balls, parties, weddings, ,funer-
ais, dinner parties and at many other inl-
portant times.
A treatise on commercial forms presents
notes, bills, orders, drafts, receipts, bills OF
exchange, etc. The chapter on legal bust.
ness forms gives articles of agreement, bills
Of sale, bonds, mortgages, warranty deeds,
landlord and tenant, partnership, wills, etc.
etc, all very complete, the whole of which
has passed under the inspection of bankers,
lawyers, and the best business men
of the country. When debtor refuses
70 pay, and 1t becomes necessary to resort to
Law, what are the successive steps to be gone
through TO collect the debt This subject
Ia very clearly presented In a chapter and
TO many this department would of itself be
worth the cost OF the book. A chapter is
devoted to the important subject of book
keeping which ls illustrated In manner SO
explicit as to enable any person to correctly
keep his accounts after twenty minutes
study. Tie Laws of each State in
the Union relating to the rate of interest,
penalty for usury, days of grace, amount OF
property exempt from sale and execution,
limit Of time in which action must be
brought to recover debt, ETC., are fully pre-
sented, and are OF great service to business
men. In fact the book is one to which you
can turn for almost every class acknowledge
needed in the ordinary course of business or
social life.
Professor Hill has done an excellent ser
vice in preparing SO splendid work With
1t at hand, one need never be at a loss for
the form to do almost any ordinary business
correctly, or to prepare note or an answer
10 the many and varied calls of social life.
We predict for it great popularity and an
extensive sale. Mr.. John Ramo OF No. 6OG
West Eighth street is the sole agent for this
county, and the book can be had through
no one else.