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WoRrHy OF NorIeE.-A circumstance occurred on
Saturday last at of our banks which strkngly IL
lustrates the extraordinary efficiency of Mr. Bristows
system of Penmanship, and the great skill OF his
teaching. gentleman went to him for instruction,
and after taking three lessons Of an hours duration,
gave Mr. b. check on his banker, for the customary
compensation.


Such was the extraordinary change in the appear
ance of the hand writing that when the check was
presented at the Bank the teller refused to pay it, al
iegng that it wa, impossible SO great change could
be produced in the hand writing in short period
and any one unacquaned with the proficiency of Mr..
Bristow in teaching the art would have agreed with
the teller in opinon.-Com. Ady.