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FIRE
TVHE MANuFAcruRERs' ~

WVHE MANUFAcTURERs' IN
IL sUFANcE COMPANY, recently establish
ed in the City of Boston, for the express pur-
pose'of Insurng against Fire, with Capital
of three hundred thousand dollars, now offer
10 Manufacturers throughout the United States,
an opportunity of nsuring their property a.
gainst this destructive element, (Which the
greatest care and strictest attention cannot
always prevent, and which, in an unfortunate
moment, frequently reduces affluent and in
dependent families to poverty and distress.)
at such moderate rates, as cannot fail to in
duce owners of Factories to secure themselves
against loss.
The Company are in no manner restricted
as to the description of risks, but viii maze
premiums in all cases, however TTazffdogs.
and on the most favourable terms. Not only
Cotton, Woollen, and other Manufactures.
viii be insured at this Office, but also DWELL
lighthouses, Stores, Furniture, Goods. and
Merchandise, with every other description of
property, subject TO loss or injury by fire.
The Company take this opportunity to state
the kind of information deemed most necessa-
~ to be made by the applicants, as the premi-
ums, IN great measure, will be graduated by
their representation, to wit -
the buildings constructed /? For what purpose
occupied How many stories are the build
ings? OF what materials are the roofs p
What buildings are in the vicinity and their
distances from the one to he insured and for
what purpose occupied In what manner are
the buildings heated and lighted !? Whether
the picker, machine-shop, bleachery, dye-
house, SC. &c. are in, or annexed to the
building to be insured If watch is kept
in the building or an engine attached to
the establishment? And if insurance is want
cd on the several buildings belonging to the
Factory, the applicant will state the different
amounts on each; and if convenient, the
Company would wish to have ground plot.
to give them some idea of the buildings to be
insured.
AS the Company will not, for the present.
take more than tsrenty thousand dollars on any
one risk, and possessing an ample capital, give
undoubted security to the assured.
Persons DESTROYS of insurance, who NAV re-
side out of the city, by forwarding their APP
plications, by mail, or otherwise, to the Sec
rotary, may be assured the same will meet
with immediate attention.
SAMUEL HUNT, Sec'ry.
Office, No. 81, State-street, Boston.
Boston, July "a, 1922. 3m
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hhGbod WQshbuyn

ENFORMS his Friends and the
y Publick, tina. he continues the Manufac-
turing of MACHINERY for CARDING and
SHINING, on the most improved plan-at
his Shop, near S1KEs's Inn.
The satisfaction he has been enabled
to give to his employers, and the countenance
ne has hitherto been Avoured with, induce
him to hope that he shall still partake in the
patronage of the publick-more especially as
he feels resolved that no future exertions shall
De lacking, on his part, to accommodate and
to crafty, not only as respects the faithfulness
bestowed on his work, his promptitude in full
hliing engagements, but also his liberality Of
terms.
On hcnd, or furnished at short notice,
A full supply Of PATENT LEAD.
n9DEDuouaS, 1e..---.----.--- r.
emf prices.
Worcestsr, Angus. I, 1922. 6w
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THE GRAND PANORAMA

which is just added, is found to give the most
perfect satisfaction is very ingenious
piece of Mechanism, which cost the Inventor
several years of study and labour to bring to
perfection.-Tt consists Of great variety of
Curious Figures, (about 100 in number) in all
the various actions imaginable, working at all
kinds Of trades, travelling, marching, &c. &c.
Among them are Carpenters, Tanners, Cur
riers. Farriers, Blacksmiths, Shoemakers, Bak-
ers, BARRIERS, Turner'S, Block-Makers, Sawyers,
Stone Cutters, Paper-stainers, &c. sc. sc.
Boston, Jltly2.
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Stephen Il. Tenneg

D EspEcTFULLY informs his
q a. Friends and the Publick generally,
that nc has removed from the centre of the
town of Worcester, to the building formerly
occupied as Cotton Mandatory by TRow-
BRIDGE u MERRIFIELD-where he contem-
plates building Woodworking, Mapping,
Shearing, and Brushing MACHINES, OF the
best qualities, and on short notice.
S. R. t. trusts, from the long expe-
rience he has had in the above branches, and
his constant desire TO please, he shall be en-
abied to obtain liberal share of the publick
patronage.
July "a, 1922. 6w
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Worcester, S..
Probate-oHice, August IS, 1929.
To Che Creditors Of BENJAMIN SAbLER. late
Of Upton, IN said County, deceased.
and to all Others concerned IN the Estatsr.
Of said deceased, GRrrrmu
VOU are hereby cited to an.
u pear (ifyou see fit) atthe Court Of Pro
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Conn.
ty, on the first Tuesday in September next. AZ
ten Of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the Accounts Of the Administration ofths
Estate Of said deceased should not be allow
ed, and the balance distributed TO the Credit
ors, according to law; and you win be heard
shsre0as NAEHE. PAINE, J. Pyos4
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Valuable Mills and Water
Privileges.

FESHE noted Mills and Estate
a long known by the name of sAwTER's
MrLLs, situated on Nashua River, in the town
of Boylston, in the county Of Worcester, are
now offered for sale-conssting of Grist-
Mill, with two run Of Stoncs--a Saw-Mill,
Falling Mill, and Clothiers' Works-two good
Dwelling Iiouses---3 Barns-Wood- Houses
Sheds, and other Buildings-and one hundred
acres of rich Interval and Upland-making an
excellent Farm.
To those who are acquainted with the
situation of these Mills, it is unnecessary to saw
any thing to'rccomrnend them, as it is allowed
that the situation for the use Of water power is
not surpassed by any in this part Of the coun-
try. From peculiar natural advantages, the
Dam is supported at a small expense, and is
not liable to be destroyed by fire. shets.
These Mill-Seats were taken up by
some Of the first. settlers ofthe ancient town Of
Lancaster, and have never before been Offer
ed for sale. They are situated eve miles from
Lancaster village--thirty-e ght miles from
Boston, and about forty miles from Prov-
dence, and offer many advantages for the To-
cation Of large Manufacturing Establish
ment. or Inquire of the Subscribers, on the
premises. JOSEPH SAWYER.
EIEZEKIAH GIBBS.
BOylsion, July 80, 1922. sw
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G NOTICE..

ESHE Subscriber, unwilling to
a recommend himself or his services TO
the Publick, by telling them Gas some do) Of
great exploits of genius, to make themselves
popular--would wish that his own works, as
PAINTER, would recommend him TO the Pub
lick.-He therefore offers TO paint Houses,
Chaises, or Signs, TO the acceptance of all who
employ him, in an elegant manner.
HEMAN BURPEE.
Grafton, august IS, 1929. CIV
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NOTICE.
WILL. be Sold. at Publick

WILL. be Sold, at Publick
Wv vendue, at the Factory in North
Brookfeld, in the County of Worcester, on
Tuesday, the 9th day of September next-so
many of the following SHARES in the North
BrookfeH Woouen .Manufacturine Company
as will be sufficient to raise the sum of Four
hundred and twenty eight dollars and twelve
cents and incidental charges-the same being
an Assessment laid on said Shares by said
Corporation, on the 9Th day Of February, 1921.
Said Shares are numbered as follows, eis.
from No. 100 to No. no, including said No.
1l0-No. 49, 100, and one half of No. I18.
The amount due on each whole Share is
thirty-four dollars and twenty-five cents, and
seventeen dollars and twelve cents on the half
share.-Said Shares belong to the estate of
Peleg Peckhana, late Of said North Brookfeld,
deceased.
MOSES BOND, Treasurer of said
Corporation.
North Brookfeld, Aug. 6, 1922.
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Don't forget

VESHAT the llth of September
z next will close FIVE years since the Sub
scriber commenced supplying many of his Gus
toners with Newspapers. To those who have
been pnnctual in their payments he returns his
grateful acknowledgements, and respectfully
solicits continuance Of patronage. Those
who are and remain to be delinquents in pay
ment to him for Newspapers at the close f'the
present Quarter, Sept. III, he will (unless he
forgets) remind OF an immediate settlement.
CYRUS STOCKWELL.
.7,gta 81, 1922.
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ysSt!.:2lESygLg!l!glsss lEIeE ~. d
~ y Il ykl|' 8 N ,6g q I!!!I
rs, Court Street. Boston.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING.

EVHE Proprietors with graft
tude acknowledge the recent tery hbe-
raj and increasing patronage bestowed on their
Establishment, and assure the Publick that
every favour shall stimulate them to still great
err exertions and perseverance.
They continue to make gerry great 0d-
liiiols, much 200 numerous to mention partic-
ularly.-They have the pleasure to announce
60 their Patrons and the Publick, that they
have recently purchased one more entire Mu-
scum, 1.-THE MARKET MUSEUM which is just
added to their former Collecticns-making
now
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

SONDi L iONO VT III DIIChllON.
Price TO single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
annum.
To companies OF SO subscribers, who take
the papers at the Office, one dollar and fifty
cents per annum, payable on delivery of the
papers.
Single subscribers, who pay in advance,
will be entitled to deduction of 124 per cent
And the same allowance will be made to
agents in distant places, who will regularly
collect and remit money which may be due
from subscribers.
OF .9drertisements. NOT erceedins tuelre
lines, published three aceeks for one dollar, and
continued Three tOeeks longer for ffty CENTS
Larger advertisements in the same proportion.
In consequence Of decision of the Supreme
judicial Court, the Publisher Of this paper
deems it necessary to give notice, that while
he shall sedulously aim to be literally cor
rect, he cannot hold himself responsible for
any errour in any advertisement beyond the
sum charged for its insertion.
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Printing Materials for SAFE.
TWO PRINTING PRESS


a ES-a quantity of TYPES, CASES.
FRAMES, CHASES-a large IMPOSING
STONE-and other articles necessary in a
Printing House. Among the Types is fount
OF BREWER Bourgeois, about one-third worn,
proper for printing Newspaper.
The whole are now in Building in
Walpole, New-Hampshire, for many years oc-
cupied as Printing House and Bookstore,
which Building is on as good stand for bust
ness as any in that town, and is now for sale,
al very moderate price.
All the Printing Materials above men,
toned will be sold for -Four Hundred Dollars.
on delivery. GFApply, in Walpole, to Hon.
R. VosE-or, in Worcester, Mass. at the SPY
Printing Office.
Worcester, july 81, 1922.
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Wanted,

A t e. HOWARD's WOOL
IA LEN FACTORY, in Dudley, first-rate
BLUE DYER--a WOOL SORTER, who is
well acquainted with his business.----None
need apply but those Of steady habits.
Dudley, .augan 81, 1922. tt
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OoA%NoN AZ AOstClls
Lectures on
anatomy and Surgery, by DR.. Warren.
Chemistry, by DIR. GorEap,.
obste 9Ie and Medically bv Dr.. czon,j,,
Materia Medica, by DIR. BigcIozc
Theory Ey... and Practice of bv DR.. Jackson
The MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HosPIrAI
will be open TO students at times Indicated by
the Medical atteniiauts. Clinical Lectures will
be deiit ered by DR.. Jackson, and Surgical re.
marks by Dr. Wdrren, without an ADDITIONAL
fee.
The Library of the Massachusetts
Medical College, which is large, and contains
ali new and popular books, will be accessible
to students, on very easy terms.
By order of the Faculty of Medicine.
J.C. WARREN, Dean of the Faculty.
Among the auxiliary opportunities for
acquiring knowledge, is the Boy1sioa Medical
Society, in which medical topicks ale regular
ly discussed by the students the use of COM
pete sets of bones, during the Lectures, with
OFT expcnse--and other opportunities for cuiti-
waiting practical anatomy.
Aug. ID, 1929.
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STRAYED

ENRON the Pasture of the Sub
b scriber, four YEARLING HEIFERs-
two Of red colour and middling size-one red
with line-back and white tail-the other a
light brown, with some white on her body and
legs.--Whoever will give information, by
letter or otherwise, shall be generously re-
warded by the Subscriber.
SETH HEMENWAY.
Shrewsbury, August II, 1899.
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Cotton M0chinery.

NvHE Subscribers would in
n form the Manufacturing Puhlck, that
they have recently commenced the business
Of making COTTON MACHINERY, in its
various branches, on the newest and most i'm
proved pian-and have taken commodious
Shop, where they Hatter themselves they shall
be able to answer the orders of those who may
please to apply for Cotton Machinery of good
quality, and on accommodating terms.
METCALF, THAyER & co.
Ned@cy, (Juass.) August Ia, 1922. 6m
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STRAW BRAID zoanted.

YEvHE Subscriber having a very
d general and extensive assortment of
European, India, and Domestiok Goods-also,
Crockery and Glass Ware, WI. Goods and
Groceries-wili exchange tho same, at the
lowest cash prices, or all kinds Of, CouNTRY
PRoDucE, or good STRAW BRAID.
SAMUEL WARD.
Worcester, Nay 90, 1892. IT.
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FOR SALE, BY
Il pleasant Situation for Sale

YENHE Subscriber wishes to dis
n pose Of his Real Estate, situate about
mile and a half south Of the South Meeting
House in Worcester-consisting Of a Dwelling
House, Barn, and Wood House--all entirely
new and in complete repair, witA an excellent
Well of Water, and one acre of choice Land.
The premises will be sold at a reasonable
price, and possession will be given to the pur-
chaser on the first day of April next.
This situation, for pleasantness and
every convenient accommodation, is equal if
not superior to any other for a MechaIwk of
almost any description, or fer a Gentleman
wishing to retire from business.
THOMAS STOWELL.
Worcester, July 10. 1929. CIV
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One Grand consolidation,

of Four Museums united in one-the late adj
ditions alone being much greater than any other
Museum in the New-England States.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-oRce, August u, 1922.
To the Widos0 and Heirs of CHARrrS
ADAMS KNowLroN: late Of North Brook
field, IN said County, deceased, and 10 cis
Others concerned IN the Estate Of said d.
ceased, GREy-rFlS.,
VOU are hereby cited to an
Z. pear (if you see ft) at the Court
Of Probate to be holden at Worcester. Is said
County, on the first Tuesday in September
next, at ten Of the clock, before noon, to show
cause why the instrument, which purports 70
be the last viii and Testament Of said deceas-
ed, should not oe approved; and you win be-
heard thereon.
NATHr. PAINE, J. PROB.
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AdYenturer-

Come, bay Canal Tickets, before they're an sold,
And thus fill yotr poekeis ,csth Siloer and Gola.
I'm the 18th day of October
Y next, will commence drawing, IN Bos-
ton, the 4th Class of CANAL LOTTERY
which holds out to Adventures one prize Of
s8OOO-three Of $lO00--six Of S5OO-forty Of
SlOO-eighty of S5O-6fty Of, $iO-and $500
of $7-with the usual deduction. Whole
Tickets at S5-Quartefs 81 37k until the
early part OF October, when they will rise to
So: 80 whole, and 81 so quarters. or For
Prizes as above, call at the Store Of
Al. HAMILTON.
Worcester, August q, 1899! sw
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to Military officers
and to the PubIack.
T.. GODDARD&S SON.

RATEFUL to their Friends
NJ and the PubIick for the encouragement
they have hitherto received, would inform
them that they still continue their Professional
Business at their Old Stand, nearly opposite
the Store formerly occupied by Hon. DANIEL
NALDo-where they keep constantly on hand,
Gold & Silver Vertical Wstches-Sil-
Ter Patent Lever do.-GoId Beads-Silver
Table q Tea Spoons--Gold Chains-Seals &
keys-Silver & Gilt do.-Patent Time-Pieces
Britannia Tea-Pots-elegant Tea-Waiters, by
the nest or single-Plated & Brass CandIesticEs
and Lamps-Snuffers & Trays-Pocket- Pistols
-fenkniyes-Silver & Steel Spectacles-Hair
Necklaces, mounted with Gold--Gold, Silver,
q vt Knobs & Drops-and many other Arti-
Giles q that line of business, not herein men
TONED AIso
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Medical Lectures.

VHNHE course OF Instruction for
"A Students of Medicine in the Medical
Institution of Harvard University, will begin
on the laird "Wednesday in November, at the
Massachusetts, Medical College, in Boston.
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MILITARY GOODS

Suctas Plated s Gilt Swords-Plated.
Gilt, q Gold Epauletts-Plated & Gilt Bell
Buttons-Plated Cap Chains-Sword Chains
Gold. Silver, Gilt, and Plated Lace & Cord
Sword swiles, and Cockades.-All of which
they offer fq sale, at a small advance for Cash
or approvedCredit.
pF They also continue their business
of WATCH MAKING & REPAIRING: and
they assure tfOse who favour them with their
patronage, Tint there shall be no assiduity
wanting on ther part to give satisfaction.
Worcester, August Z, 1922.
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Valuable Medicine.
ANTEDYSPEP7TC PILLS,
PREPARED By HENRY JAMES.

PREPARED BY HENRY JAMES.
4 N approved and almost GER
tain remedy for Dyspepsia, or Indiges-
ton, tlabitual Costveness, and Piles.
1t is well known that Dyspepsia is one Of the
most frequent and formidable diseases Of our
country. Its commencement is indicated in
different patients by various symptoms, of
which the most remarkable are-Lregularity
Of the bowes, obstinate cOstiueness, volent head
ache, commonly called nervous or sick head
ache, yetoaosless of The eyes and skin, acidy of
stomach after eating, often called heartburn,
fatulence, or wind on the stomach, bitter taste an
tie mouth in the morning, fgtid breath, drotpsi-
ness after dinner, debility, lassifude, en,aciation,
depression ofspirits, &c.
The Pills now offered are not proposed on
the principle of specifcks Their use was sug-
gested by theory but their efficacy has been
tested by long and faithful experience, and the
result has been unparalleled success.
Piles being connected with Indigestion and
costiveness, are certainly and speedily remov-
ed by the Pills.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, arc assured that the Anti-Dyspep-
tic Pills are remedy well worth their atten-
ton, and entitled to their entire confidence.
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Sabbath School Books.

COMMITTEES, and Instruc-
" tiers in Sabbath Schools, by application
at the PosT-OFFrcE, Worcester, can be sup
piled with variety of SABBATH SCHOOL
BOOKS.-.also, CERTIFICATES OF MERrr.
-LtkeUise, Bunyan's PILGRIM's PRoGREss,
exhibited in Observation-Disclosures as
Rewards.
July II, 1922.
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A.a eonr, eontinne. nnd h.ld for frakn eonnl, a,

Al court continued and held for Franklin count, at
thr Court hnhsr. the sub day o. lune, lBl2.
Joseph Greer and Faun, h,ssiie, compliments
Al II vt
Peter Holland ,eyfcutor, Nc Of Eh,hn lyon, Dee.
John NJ Holfhhi, admin stratOr -t. of MARY Webster
dee. John webster Elisha won John LYON, El1ah
y'n' DANIEL Lyon, Peter Lyon, Ree'e Hughes and
Mary his wIfe, defendants.
IN eHhNCEhY.
The defendants, Eiisla Lyon, Danni Lyon, gnd John
L!mnhot ha'lng fntelrfl their appearance aud gwen
security according 10 the act oi assembly and r rub
OF this ecu audit appa ,g 10 the satisiarpf, of The
cout ttlt they art MT habtanis OF HIS Slate the
nrtion OF i,r nintiifs by their counsel IL tfrvl
lnt M said ab'ew defendants do appear hire the
hrst Monday ~ September next and answer THE
pa'nant bill and hat eopj of ill.,, order he forthwith
nSei ted IN hc iynehbwg Press for tigl' weeks
Nah' aud that another copy be posted at tie MONT
door oil tie eoyrthouse OF SAID county.
eJiy--Iea-
Ia JOSEPH HtErT, D. c.
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1 HEREBY forwarn all persons from ira
4 ding for or taking two BOMBS, one given 10
james Neales for about seventy dollars the
other 10 Hugh Neales ior about the same
nuount and believe dated the goth of No
ecmber, lo2l, upon each Of which Isaac y
0tey IS the security Also one other bond for
ninety or one hundred dollars, executed few
days after, to one or both OF the above Neales'
upon which Eli ID. Ghmorc is the security
and all became due the laler part OF febguar,
or first nj March last The nboSc bonds were
lraudulently produced by said Ncaies' aud |
am determined not TO pay any part OF them
JOHN DiLLAitD.
August , wIwl7
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nYEsS1s. ARMsTEAD 4 MCRAW,

AfESSRS. iSNSTEAD& M'CRAN,
uk Frances A. Martin, adm r with the will
annexed OF John Ii. OvGrsireet, dec, Robert
L, Mosey Wm. Overton, udm Gt b0nis non
u John McMurry, RebeGoa kciso, adm :
John heso dec ii. Nm " Charles Mchenhy.
IT, hlafln Hancock, John Mclean, q Glover
Harvey take uotice, that sc sLalI, on the goth
AND 9th days OF September, 1922, AT The stofe
M. IL Venabie's, in Prince EdNaa foun-
y, between tie rising and setting OF the sun
Ttaeh day take tue deposition ol DAVID An
ders0n and others ana on tins 1oth day oil
september, 1872 between the Same nouns, We
fhsli take the deposition Oh Mrs Mary Alien
am diners, at ttle said Aliens house, i'll Prince
iawdd county. and on the t$th day ot Oeto-
nef 1922, between the same hours. We shall
nte the deposition OF Mrs Elizabeth Mosle!
aahe house OF MIR Travis Brooks, IN Chanotte
county the said depositions to lie read i's
s'iaehce, i'll the suit YOU hove nov depending
ssshls rs, IN the superior court OF ctpeneerY
VI he Lynehburg District and il the abose
~poslilohs are not completed on the above
sRoed days, We shall continue from haF tn
ssY, each place until the same are compile
W, S9usdays eXcepted)
THOMAS HuAPHREfS .tdm'r
or J0ha Huiroa'te, sshr. deed,
MARTHA IiOLCQMBE.,
ELIZABETH Il0LCOMBE, Err
OF John Hotc6ptde, u nr. dscd
MARY v NyiiE.
GEORGE &sAn. WAIkER, Err,
OF George Gpi2er dec'd, pad sad Han
haSef IN las o.cn rlsia aud oarGh las MY
hpg "a. why
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PRINCIPAL TEACHERS.
Henry x Ann J. Morris.
TERMS OF TUITION.

Ais'st't' " itilioss
Junior Class .l--Spelling Reading aud Wri.
tinS--Sl0 per Session OF Months
Janior Glass Autobiography, Reading, Wri-
ting and plain NedleHork-Si2 per do.
Middle CoS-Reading Writing, Arithmc-
tic, Grammar and the elements of Geogra-
|phy-$l5 per do.
First Glass .i-Englsh Grammar, Geogra-
ply BY Mapping the use Of the Globes, li,sto-
~, Pcnmanslip, Arithmetic, and ornamental
AeedleWork-Sle per do,
First Class B.-Hgh,r branches Bellies
Lcttres, comprehendmg English Grammar in
Nil lis parts, Blairs Rhetoric, aud Epstoarv
composition, Typography, Ancient 4. modern
Mapping; Astronomy with the use OF the
Globes; History, including Chronology; 30.
tany; Natural History the elements of Ma.
tural PHILOSOPHY, Gu! mistry &c. SIS per Do
Freaeh Language --rSl5 per Do
LraWing aud Pointing. --l2 per Do.
MuSick (Piano Forte )---2Q per 10. or 80
cents per lesson.
August 18th 1872.