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BshOid do hereby warrant to substitute, as usual, beautiful bold free, and expilitious st,l sf Penmanship pre-cmnently adapted tU general pur- poses, other method of leachiug evsr yet dis covered possibly inpart for any other hand how ever crampcd, illegbe, defnrned vulgar; in short matter how indifferent and confirmed it may he, in the short course of TEN LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH!ii

 LADIES CLASS, DAILr.-rhey are taught beau tful flowing hand, and the only nne now practsed in the most fashionable circles throughot Europe.

 CARD--IO the wrthy rssidenls of MoLiis.-Mr Goodwane expresses with more than ordiaarY conf- denre his inyioable design to give such satisfaction will astonish and delight hem it being the .end and aim of all his hopes" and ambition, that they should keep pace with the of his pupils in England,* Scotland, Ireland and France, where be emnenily distinguished himself as enman and teacher.

 *Where he had the honor of receiving the last przes-was patroniSed by the mnst distinguished characters and statesmen, particularly by Lord Brougham, Lord John Russell, Earl Gray, Duke of Sussex, Earl of Aberdeen, Sir Robert Peel, Re- some of whose testimonials are in his possession.

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