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4 COMPLETE AND lHFALLlHLE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL


Book KEEPrNc BY DOUBLE ENrRY, expressly arranged


for conducting the business of importers, Manuiactu


rers and Dealers generally with sectional Instructions


and Treatises for the Regulation OF Trade on System


ATTIC and Scientific Principles, &c &c &c BY JosErH


DANpo, Public Accountant vol. 1to. Philadelphia


Published by the Author


This is one of the most important works on the
subject Of Book Keeping ever issued from the
American press. The author has brought both
judgement and experience to his aid in its arrasge-
mont, and in the simpliicetiou of the principles
Of the science he has certainly been most success.
full His aim has been TO 'reudcr the work use
ful, not only as a system for regulating books, but
to furnish information which, if fully carried out,
cannot fail to be vaoab!e and productive OF ma
tional prosperity" We commend it to the aten-
ton of every merchant; and even where Books
are now kept on the most approved method. we
would recommend this volume as companion to
the Clerk or Bock-keeper, as afferding such use
full hints and imParting such valuable information
as cannot fail TO add to the accuracy of his accounts
The work may be obtained in this CITY at S. Dan
dos, 40l Pearl-street.


ana Mormonism BY JOHN c. BENNETT. New-York


Bradbury i Ssden, l27 Nassau'sreet


This book has been made up to sell-but We
shall be somewhat disappointed if even this low
aim be reached. That there is iniquity OF al! pos
sibe shades and degrees very partially concealed
under the Mormon cloak, we have no doubt-and
we have as little that Gen. Bennett is fully COM
petent TO speak of i, from the best possible ac-
quantance. This book may all be true but it is
nothing more than collection of all the newspa-
per trash about the Mcrmous that has been pub
lished for the last few years. More than three
fourths of it is too stupid and heavy ever to be
read by any body; aud the other part is too dis
gusting, not SO much from what's told as from the
manner of telling it, for any decent to look at.
1t is in every respect awretched attempt at book
making.