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,SNrEGR0ES FOR SALE.-Perso,ls wialtng
IL iopprchasc, ran be FURNISHED apoa as ioW
terms, INIT uta rs ratHabie aniitsV Negroes as
any in his country. Trio ercetiem seaaaSiresses
arc amonq He pa,cei non on baltd.
/. ~ IRiDDELL.
4DrH 70 te'fie
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Caution in cfedIunp, reserve inspeak-
ing and revealing ono sell 10 very few,
are the best securities both 81 peace and
"A good understanding wnh lie world j,
and oi Illc inward peace Of or own
minds, SfoHhopGS Thomas u hompis.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-26

Sold bv the principal Druggists and Book
seller, in the United states.
nv Price SO per bottle, or cooper dozen
Printed directions are on the bottles.
". W. POTTER,
M Il South Ninth street, between 'hes..
m. and Market, opposite the University OF
prnnsyvania.
THE above Medicine for sale by the snbscr'-
..r sole Aren't for the sales of Lynchhurg.
o'' WALTER II MIDDLETON
OPPOSITE Po.t 05i'e-LyneI'0afg'
May |
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II ONION

other prime ples than fhnse If evidence.
true l"yel Of Il will nnt be- afraId of
hene better informed aud 81 objection
III 81 light will be always we'll received.
- ia If Thmkmg.
i.AfRrD is VI durable and so Obstinate
hat reconciliation un a SCH -bcd Is The
greatest sIgn ot death La BrUg e,e.
onrpIrNcr.-Lct thy chIld's first
lrsson he obedience, and tie second
MY BIZ what thou wilt-faihr's Y,7-
dtnfiam.
To pycTHc Tie Jecth.-I.ct finely
PulvorIscd charcoal be heated 10 rcd,
IN an iron koitlr, While hut poured INTO
abowl Of clean water. Pun tins inna,
dlaley into boHlo and osf> n tebt.
~ hen used, shake ilup, take Il sof,lt
quantity IA the mouth, and rub The tooiii
Esery thing that TENDERS the breath
unpleasant, aud Is injurious and dcslfac-
tive IL the tech, w,li be removed. d,
II dry powder is preferred, the chats
coal may be put lnto the phml and Sc
cured from the mir by a liehl cuiE.
The following beautiful extract -
hon Elddle's ealopum on Jciirrson.
There hes on the dep,hs 81 every
healt, ~ dream of oor }oujll, IND lhe
chaslenrd wish ol manhood, which nel-
tliel cares M houors t3n rVol cAnn-
pnsh, The hope oil uuo day resting hem
thu pursuits winch absorb US OF inter-
posing between old age and the tomb,
SOME Tranquil interval of reelection,
when, with feelings mol rAaustod Lat
mclloHcG, we may look calmly on the
past without regret, and ON the inlne
without apprehension. ini in the tnmalt
OF tho world the visions which have igi-
tatod Our lie disturb our latest hour, and
We 90 down Ia tho tomb,' like Tie sun
into the ocean, with no gentle aud prad-
nal Withdrawing ottho lIght 81 life buck
to the source which gave II, h.u ,ulleu IA
It's bcanless descent, with all IL, holy
GLOW, long after II has losl is power and
its spondom"
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Vegetable Caiholieon,n which | immeJi-
alely commenced using and TO my great sur.
PRISE lis powers soon became visible, hy heal.
ing ny the Ulcers removing my pains, and
restoring ny appetite in few weeks-nnd /
say with confidence fhat the Cmhnlicon a.
lone has saved my life.
NM. \. HAMILTON.
saw The above ease al the time he enter
ed on The use Of Nr. fotler's Calholioon,nnd
can testify that II was a very severe aud
seemingly hopeless ONE have seen the
same person within a lew days, and found
hun perfectly restored 10 health
Ii. MMUkIRiE, MD.
April =, $50.
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Phiiadetphia, SEPT %, 1876.

H'i""ti IH'"b ''Itf - ''-''
Mr.. w. w. Potter,
Sir,--l hereby give yon statement OF
nv case, and you are al liberty to use IT in a.
ny manner yon may think proper.
About tour years ago became afflicted
with complicated caae OF aerot'iia alld
UblIe SUeiiipg; during this period placed
myself under the care oil upwards OF eighteen
respectable physicians IN Boston. Pit5burg,
Ai,puy and this place, but thclr prescriptions
Were ia vain. Ny arm became Usfitss, the
elbow lG'ni being very much enlarged, ana
sn covered with ulcers, that my physician
fearing a modification would take place, nd
rised me 10 Submitio nmpuiaiiOn, but this re-
ipctcd. On my back there was an ulcer rs
large as the palm OF my hand, which became
so painful thai despaired Of ever being re-
stored to health, oreven getting relief. Ha-
ying seen a similar case 10 my own which
" as cured by yom' iHeaiaabie CathoHron, as
the las, resort applied Tor il, aud the h'Ppy
result is. from lis use about three mnnths-l
am perfectly cured. JOHN lltALh
n &. Is am about leaving the city, for
Information as to the accuracy OF my case,
several gentlemen OF high responsibility may
be referred TO.
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Harlfard, Conn Fcb. 30, 1927


Mr.. VIM. W. Potter,
Dear SIR. have now But one boltI5
of Catholicon lett person arrived TINS e.
vening, who came 90 miles since morning,
Tor II bottles ct Catnollcon, aud would have
taken -, but could not let HIN have but
y. He came expressly Tor the article, and
saws that the person, who had used two bot
ties. ho, had a " lircr affection or consumpil-
ON" % wears and thai three OF the family
are iuvahd,, and have paid in ten years, for
medical advice and medicine, 3 ,3oO. lie
saws the person ho has used thetwo bottles
nfrey found my medtctae 10 compare nHh me
Cniboiicon, ana that the neighbours, seeing
the astonishing effects ii produced, a number
ofihem seni the above person to procure TIE
article. for various chronic diseases The
nersnu told me he would wait two days, II
ne conId procure the two dozen. Will yon
without fail, send me, or il necessary, even
come with few hoxes of the CathoHcon ia
Hartford. as fear delays will take place II
New York and New Haven aud as to be
inc out of the article, I cannot think OF 1t.
T.. ". BULL.
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Memoir

Whatever has once given rs pain or
pleasure IS remembered long, aud re-
CURED to often as we pass down the
Journey Of lhc to The greY han, and soil
trtdcs oi ouf last yclle. Love has boon
To every onr the source OF both. Every
one has treasured awayn in tue sacred
PAGES Of memory a thousand little lncI-
dents, never 10 be revealed III Tine 60
winch, as 10 some fascinating fiction,
II returns whenever gloomy on an ldlr
nnsocidl hour, calls NJ the mnslng spu-
il--and turns the mud upon the past.
Lie, reviewed through the INST oil oy-
zone years, seem, rather curious
wrought beton, or a feYurlNh dream,
than stern reality. We are surround
ed by mcmentOs Of the affection ol
/ friends, but these friends themselves arc
conceive remember the councils 0t
"A lsdom, the sage instructions OF exPC-
ricncr, by whlo our minds we're iolm-
ed, and direction given to the current
Of our thoughts and habits, but the lips
flom whence they flowed have loug
| been mute as the s,lll valley where thcy
he Wondering. No nave danced and
sung with the gay ana giddy, and been
enrapturcd at the thrilling voice and
klndiing eye Of beauty, bat we are oionc.
Tue VISIONS have passed from us. In one
grave yard and another, there are lItllc
hlllocks aud " huc stones bearing re-
membcred names, and this IS all, all that
! is lett to US. But It IS among the melan-
choly runs ei the past that we gather the
richest stores for lhe future. Ii lstherc We
learn how very vain are earthly hopes
how tlceting earthly trlcnds--how
! irall even the strongest chords 81 alice
! ton. it is there we learn to prepare
/ Tor another state Of boiGg.
Inaraiitude never So Thoroughly
pierccs the human breast as when II
proceeds from those in whose behalf VIC
have been guilty of indiscretions.
The reaaon why so few marriages are
happy is because young ladies' spend
Their time in making nets and IN making
cages.
OBJEorIoNs.-To be provoked by
objections Is a SION efheiug guided bY
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Phiiadelphia, fur. . 1896.

This is To certify, that | was afflicted with
4 disease Of he HOcr tor .epeh yeors, which
produc a loss of appetite, and consequent
emaclatlon. During this period | received
the advice, md followed the prescriptions
oil DR.. H. aud other physicians, without OBJ
tanning any reiiet About twenty month.
pas I applied 10 MIR. ". ". Potter, who adj
vised course of the Ct5holicun. commen-
ced takingit. Six hotties have ctlectnaIl,
cured me, and | now enjoy state the
most perfect health
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" Al.A. HAMILTON


Phiiadtiphia. JUN %, 1926.
nave labored undera vrr, ,eyrre ra,e pl
idtef Tor The lasttly years, aud IN the course
81 thal time was attended by Two very re-
zPt ciable ply slcians OF this city, Who pre
sef'bed and recommended every popular re-
pedy which they thought would prove OF
dement,, without success | WAS blislcrrd
hlne lines on the face, and course Of mcr-
curry pursued Intellectually. Al lhls time my
situation becnme quite desperate, aud re-
naming Tor some time IN this state, / was nd.
vlsed by my friend, 10 try Potter's Vegetable
Calholicon, in " hich they had great comb
dencr, aud finally consented to give II a trial.
Alter u.lng five bottles the disease began 10
SHOW itself more desperate ,hau ever. which
caused me 10 think should never get freed
from this desPondng condition but being
nraed by Mr.. Potter 10 take more, Gully CON
ymced me that his medicine would hive the
desired ritecO followed his advice, thank
God, and from the use of nine bottles il el.
iectuaiIy performed cure. ! am now per-
ttctly well, my system having undergone "A
complete revolution,
JAEMS PIPER.
his is To certify, that have seen the a.
hove case, aud believe il 10 be true and cor
rect. AM. r. CARTER
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JUN bTNNoj .fTdtTnlUn.
Philadelphia, May Is, l524.

C.fSE.-Samuel Ram, stout, nll grown
lad, i thirteen year, Of ace, OF HEALTHY and
robust habit OF body, while swimming in the
Delaware, me time III the mouth al June.
ISL, struck his SHIN bone a little below the
knI 2, against boal-no pain Or UNPLEASANT
consequences resulted therefrom tar = space
oil week, when considerable inflammation
and swelling ensued. Dir. S. respectable
physician OF the neighbJrhood OF Prnn',
neck, salem county. New jersey, where the
boy resided, was called, and continued his
attention Tor toul years during which time
II grew worse ana worse, until his ulcer was
seriously alarming, being OF opinion that the
loss Of his leg was the only means of saving
ms lie. On the 81 day of August, 1924, he
was put on course OF Potter's Vegetable
GatboIicoo, and by lis sole usr Is now com
pletely Restored. ". W. POTTER
A'test--S.jHLEL Rim.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-26

Ineratitude never so thoroughly
pierccs the human breast as when II
proceeds from those in whose behalf VIC
have been guilty of indiscretlons.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-26

o. To m s'-tence. 'iatng had no regular
medical advice from the commencement. nv
complaint al last got 10 such IA height that /
could mol swallow without great pain and
difficulty. Tumois formed in different narl
my BODY, and began 10 think my .itsaf,-
an '',rasl desperate. The i've bottles OF the
Catholicon which - taken have com
pletely cured me, and am now as we'll as
could wish TO be. With my thanks, am your
Obliged humble servant &c.
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onrmfNef.-i.ct Thy chIld's first
lesson be obedience, and the second
maN BIZ what thou wilt-faiitr's Y,n.
d,htiam.
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The reaaon why so few marriages are
happy is because young ladies' spend
then. time in making nets and in making
cages.
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GEORGE KANE.
City of PHILADELPHIA, S.

ITTy OF PhlIadeTphia, IS.
"eorge Kane, OF the district of Southwark.
personally appeared aud, being duly sworn,
doth declare and say, that the above state
ment Is, III all respects, corr, Ct and true. and
that the signature to il Is in the hand wri
ting OF this deponent.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-26

OBJrorroNs.-1o be provoked by
objections Is "a sion efheiug guided W
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-26

- III If 7hmk,Rg.
i!AfRrD is VI durable and so Obstinate
rhat reconciliation un a sick-bcd IS the
greatest sIgn of DEATH La Brgl ege.
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.IAEMS PIPER.

This is 10 certify, that have seen the a.
hove case, and believe il 10 be true aud cor
rect. NM. i. CARTER.
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other prime pies tb1n hose If eyideace.
\ true lhvrl Of II will mol be- afrsid Of
hehe better informed aud 81 objection
Ia 81 light vii be always we'll received.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04
MAN Of Missouri. Sc

Just Published and ON sale by PISHE THOMPSON.
A Map ofthe States of Missouri and Illinois and Ter.
"a ritory of Arkansas taken from recent surveys in
the Office OF the Surveyor General, at St Louis; by
E. Browne and E. Barcroft elegantly engraved color
ed, vanished and mounted, scale Of 12 miles to
the inch with references to the prares lakes seats
OF government, towns lead mines of the u States iron
works, state roads, rivers swamps seats of Justice of
works springs, canal routes mountains Indian villa
ges and boundaries of military bounty lands: to which
are added, statistical tables of the black and white
population each county, and the geographical extent
of each State The whole on surface of q square
feet Price $40.
Also, the same folded in portable form, with case.
10 dolls.
Hale's new Map of New England, colored, varnish-
ed and mounted, Sc.
Fnley's new Map of the World on the Globular
Projection. showing the recent discoveries Of Denham
and Clapperton in Africa. Price &c.
Washington, NAV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04
Female boarding School.

Mrs T. WAUGH proposes to open School on
MI the 9TH of May, in the house recently occupied
nv the Rev. W. Andrews, next door east Of the Post.
Office In this School will he taught, the following
branches of literature, viz:-Reading, Writing. Arith-
metc, the elementary principles of Geography and OF
English (rammer the of the Globes and Maps, the
philosophy of Language, and Pathological Criticism,
as taught in Harris, Hermes'. Campbells Philosophy
of Rhetoric BIars Lectures the Diversions Of Purley,
and Murray's, Greenleafs, and Webster's Grammars
Should It at any time be deemed expedient to ado
the French Spanish Italian and Latin Languages. or
either of them, it shall be done. Mr.. Waugh VIII AZ.
tend the school from about till eight O'Clock IN .ns
morning. during the spring and summer, ana % ''"''
proper time during the winter evenings. -. ,f
The charges for tuition will depend on .ne Nv their
ow e trends yar1nr from four to eight dollars per
and tuition, one hundred and thirty dollars ds,svtf
apriI so
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04
NeYNOV an.

HORATYO DAY, Fancy Boot and Shoemaker,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and custom
l & ers that he has removed to the house on hng,
between Royal and Pitt-streets formerly ocs"P.e1
Richard Fl. Little as druggist store, recently by 5
sayrs where ladies' and gentlemen can be furnished
with every article in his line Of the best quality and
made in the most fashionable and substantial manner
and ON a, reasonable terms they be had in the
District, of the same quality. All orders thanKfui
I'll On 4t&1aw4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04
TN Gardeners and Others,
eIOruss and Medicines.ES

TOHN j. sAYRs, apothecary and druggist, has re-
Barry adjoining the Franklin house, and has just re-
ceived dozen baskets of superior Salad Oil.
Country Merchants may obtain every article IN his
line. and will find it to their advantage to call on him.
MEDICINE CHESTS put up, and repaired with
the necessary directions usual. april 2S-eodow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04

Fish Salt, &c.
NEANDEvILLE& LARMOUR offer for sale, for
wi cash. or usual credit,
1000 bushels Turks Island salt
5000 do ground alum do
$50 sacks blown do
100 chests young Hyson tea
- 40 half chests do do
20 boxes, half chests and chests gunpowder
and imperial do.
IS hhds Muscovado and New-Orleans sugars
so barrels do do
10 boxes Havana white sugar
80 hhds Barbadoes and New-Orleans molasses
$50 bags Cuba, Rio and Java Coffee
8 seroons hotant indigo
10 casks cheese
200 boxes mould and dipped candles
10000 lbs yellow and brown soap
so barrels rosin
With constant supply of
The Best Family -Four, Wines, Liquors, Spices ana
other GROCERIES,.
april 19-mw&f If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04
Nop is the lime TO use Somaclic Bafers, gTdSd
resforoti,s 10 henIth.

restornfiUe 10 henIIh.
ID public generally he has now on hand at his Shop
quaed article by the bottle. aozen sa,.oa or bIc..
IN WI" ho.I,h in climates like this, where fogs and
;asmas are so common this, and other seasons of
, ,.ar will find it to their advantage, to use them
two mr. three times day-as great benefits will be de-
80 seIom failed TO have the desired effect, as can
he proved by number of our most respectable citi-
osns of both SEX They also have been used in many
places in Virginia. viz Richmond, Norfolk, Gosport,
Hampton on the Potomac, RaPpahanoc and James Ely
have been highly spoken of in Kentucky, Pensa.
cola Tallahassee, Key West, New Orleans Mantanzas
ICuba,l Bermuda, st Thomas, st. Bartholomew and
Martinique, eacR bottle has label OF directions and
sealed, and stamped wisA my seal, to prevent eouh-
,erSeie mar 3t-3awfm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04

Errafun, In the commune alton Of our Cor
respondent, "Quie,us," published Yesterday,
read "lucus non iucendo," instead of "a lucus a
non Mcando"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04
Bricks For Sale.

s'HE subscriber has Just finished burning 100, 600
l. Bricks which he offers for sale on reasonable terms
ROBERT BROCEETT, Sen.
may 2awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04
Stolen.

"AS stolen on the night OF the 1st inst. from the
w Island, near the Washington bridge,
a smaM Bay Horse,
with black legs and blaze face He was taken from
wagon, with a halter chain round his neck Any
person delivering han to my manager on the Island,
shall be literally rewarded by
may4-3t sRICH'D. B. MASON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04
Alexandria Independent Blues

4 N adjourned meeting ofthe Company viii be held
n at the Town Hall on Saturday Euening ne:a at
half past seven o'clock. Punctual attendance is re
quested, as the non-commissioned Officers will be e.
lected on that evening. BY order fthe Captain.
w. T. HARPER, Sec'y.
maya
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04

last summer, for the purpose Of accompanying
him in his departure for Hudson's Bay The
sea is said 10 be open after July -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04
AUCTIONS.
Cash Sake o9 Furniture

By GEORGE JOHNSON,
At the house of Mrs. Ann S Janncv on St Asaph st
AZ 10 o'clock on Friday Morning, 4is us, s,ndry
HOUSEHOLD &. KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Consisting OLA magogany Switchboard; dining break.
fast and tables; bureaus bedsteads, beds and bed
ding, chairs, set'ee, china and glass ware; ten plate
stove, small chamber stove and cooking do; large
dar Bathing Tub and Shower Bath apparatus; and sun
dry other articles not enumerated.
NAV 2-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04

BY George johnson,
10 o'clock, Monday merit, the tn inst at house
"A in the upper block Of brick buildings on Prince.
Street, variety of excellent
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting in part Of
Sofas, sideboards, secretary and book case
Looking glasses, prints, chairs. carpets, rugs
Beds, bedding, mattresses, window and bed curtains
Dining, card, tea and other tables
Crockery and glass ware many other articles not
mentioned Terms liberal and made known at sale.
may ITS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04

Mr. Cooper's new Novel called the Prairie,
will be published on the l2lh instant by Mess.
Cary & Lea of Philadelphia. The New York
Commercial Advertiser, has published chap
ter as a specimen of the work. We have copi-
ed it on the opposite page.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04

A letter from Mr.. Douglass, the Botanist
who accompanied the North Western expect
,;on dated al the Great Falls on the Colombia
River. contains the following paragraph.
u'rhere is here MIR. Macleod, who sPens the
last Eve wears at Fort Coed Hope, on the Mac
kenzie River. He informs me that il the ma
,ives, with whom he is perfectly acquainted,
are worthy Of credit, there is a North West
Passase-They describe very large fiver'
that runs parallel with the Mackenzie, ,a'ls
into the sea near Icy Cape, al Inc NOUN q
which there is an establishment on an island,
where ships come to trade They assert that
their people are very wicked, having hanged
several Of the natives TO the rigging: lhey
wear their boards long. --Some reliance; should
think, may be laid on their statement, as MI
Macleod showed US some Russian coins, omns
and several articles Of hard ware, very different
from those furnished by the British Company.
Mr.. Macleod caused the natives to assemble
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04

A mechanic Of Exmouth, (Eng.) has con.
structed model of King Solomon's Temple, in
shell work and minerals, containing es5 wind
ows, II towers, ss5 pnaeles, 1873 pillars, form
ed of ! so 900 English shells The model is
four fee, ten inches in LENGTH and three feet sew
en- in breadth;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04

may 4
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
Xoung Aadies' Boaraing Schools
AT WILMINGTON. DEL.

T1NDER the superintendent and instruction of W1LLIA
~ SHEnER, assisted by accomplished female teachers.
The Of instruction pursued at this seminary
prises all the useful and of the Ornamental branches
of female education. The daily exercises are, Orthogrs
ply, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic English Grammar
Rhetoric Geography and History, ancient and modern,
with reference to the best maps and charts Con-
sructon of maps; Use of the Gobesl Natural History
Natural Philosophy including Astronomy and Chemistry;
Elements Of Moral Science.
Weekly Ererci.es.-Bibicsl Recltions Evidences Of
Christianity; Letter Writing and other species Of Com
position; Recapituations.
Terms.-Board and tuition in any Of the foregoing
branches $3.50 per quarter If paid in ADVANCE $50
Music including the of piano. S12 French by
Of the best masters Sc quarter Moderate extra char
ges for Drawing and other ornamental branches.
The discipline Of the school mild parental ard chris
tan Particular attention paid only the
of the young ladies' but to their moral and religious in
strucuon They regularly conducted to such places
of worship and Sunday Schools their parents and guar
dams approve Exercise and recreston being essential
to the preservation of health and of mental energy
by the intervals Of time not devoted to study lhe ins
tuition, in all it's departments is conducted in manner
which, it is hoped, will meet the entire appreciation os
/ its patrons.
! Rcfsrences- Wimington-Rev E. w. Gilbert; Hon. w
/ Hall; Hon. Louis MLane Phitadephia-Rev DR.. Will
son; Rev. Dr. Janeway MIR. William Janvier, Merchant
James G. Thompson. Esquire, Professor Of Languages
| University of Pennsylvania
4 March g. 1897. 35-w3m