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For the life the flesh in the blood.-LesicUs r1
IT WILL BE OBVIOUS ON THE LEAST REFLEC-
ton that the office of the stomach is the food for the
Dourshmen Ut the body and thai the health of
necessarily depend the due of its functions
the chye digestive fluid be good the body he properly
nouhed the will be affected the
fr Ohsucted and the whole blood becomes
Hence result The disorders considered complicated which
oneous termed ncurabe by who either do will
rehsnd the hypothesis that all diseases whatever solely
from acriI ogioHs hualors in the blood.
When and inf consequences of
this state Of the blood the faculty have bleeding
aurdeus IFS effects calculated the of the
luon yet sill persisted in though single be
produced wheren has been of service But might
duod where in has brought paralysis and tain of
disorders dr. adfu Imagination these who have behea
their fearful consequences.
How many thousands a untmely grave How
families deprived of their amble children, How husbands
Of their lovely wives How wives of their dear husbands
have fallen victims 10 this muderous practice the
he said Of Mercury.
Mankind, consider this subject charge ye lose
drop hood for the practice of bleeding opposed
and all experience the
on as all diseases caused by foul and acrimonious.
entering the circulation and communicating the blood the purifying
not the ahsctng the vital fluid should be considered in the
deases and these who attentive this, invariably
healthy old We should remember that according the purity
of blood health Had the Creator intended
have parted with blood, rely place would
for IFS discharge, when much had accumulated
The necessity for bleeding is w Supcrxeded by
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THE LATE FIRE.-Ths.al o.. ID ]. pr,l..l.iis

'THE LATE FtRE.-The ssi-o bsr is pTeiai.nsa ell
ret picture II the coifsgrson this which will
N published Nondsy and oferd for sale his Ne
=. tocsnd Of Greenwich he artist employ ed by
him giving repeson-
es Of ts dreadful and Of distressing and prse~or
incidents.
HENRY r. ROBINSON.
y The publ cation OF the ab1ve unayodzby postponed
few ~ consequence n the labor Of the sriist the pub
her being determined u present the public with unique
snished picture. dec 29-f CIR
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q NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. AND

II NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY Monthly Reporr-Snce the last report
II peison have been insedof whom residents Of the city
of New York and residents ofthe city ofYew York
merchants, Farmers Tailor, Supecargu, Officer of
the Army ? are other pursuits.
OF these there insured for $40 Ol and under l. for S50a0
and under, B; for 81, 900 and under, Ga
Ofhese there insuree for and Ii for years and
over, Z; for Life, Ia r. A. NICOLL, Secretary.
New York, Jan 9Th, 1856.
B. Since the last report the Company have paid loss of
$4,000. Jan 7-n
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HENRY ROBINSON

Il0Q ounces Lunar Cautic Of various qualities 1000 ID
OOO >-irits y Hathorne; 1000 lbs Spirits Of Nre
fee lns suPhurs E,eT: 1000 b German silver For sale by
oct DR. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGFH - Broadway
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PAARFT xxxyII; EsA TTRDAY MAGA-

TIAN KNOWLEDGE-This day pnblishel-Prioe l2i CENTS
CONTENTSThe Great Square of the City Of Munich On
the Study OF Material Nd;ue-Sharon Turner; Look
H-artSoutty Fine Sense and Common Sense Forest Trees
TmeAddson; Nighshadc An Evening in July-Mrs Mssta-
Proverbs VIZ The Culture and Manufacture Incigo:
India St4ioR No G. iiHhbsd The Naurais Summer Even
ing NakWhie; Local Attachments The Sansci In.ec
gaciv The end the River. fsbe Chinese Letter Writing
On Niuue-DT. johnson: A selftaugh the
Love Of L'e-Bishop Hall; The Usefu Arts " Gardening:
Cork and the Cokire; Beauties Of Nature The
HE CreAn-J. Montgomery; Ludoyico Cornaro: R.m-rk-
Drew The Diamond Familiar Iustrat Of Natural Ph-Ie
Nv, Water in the vspor; Dezfh uf
bily -Bh Maat; Justice and CreyJreay Taylor: The
ueu Arts Spices and Other Condiments Iastsd Seed
dom and knswledge CoTdsys. az, IL Ce y Mosque; Cir
cuacn Of the Blool-Dr Robertson; IT, tats Hone-Cr-
Tngon; The Useful Arts 7, Cucfer and t.eou. Panfs
ssad Herb. The Harvest in Meant Eject &c Good Exan
Ses.on-Bi.hop Halls Evening Msnssaves OF Rooks-white
iphofsz Book of God ard Book Sf <a;ure-Browne; Tk- IT.
bet Goat, Dsir.s wise Man; Gdnes and Slsnder;
Account q the CITY u Brussels.
ENGRAyISGS-The Great Square and Msrks, Place 1t
Munich; tie Woody Nighfshaae, Ber-sweei Desdiv
South America; Fort q the Chale Ssion; Allii,h<d the
Sum7ch I~oa-ffans and g denirg Toul the CGrkrre Cut
ting ad Polishing Diamonds. Representations Of The largest known
DianoBG. it Oiveo Mil: the Caiedr.l Moorish Nsqu
Al Cor osa b- shaw G5zi the 5te de VILE Town-ha At
Brussels the Botanic Garden, B;ue tie Place Roys BTu
sss.
Lsl.ion John William Parker; New Yor. WILLIAM JACK
son: Ben. J. H. Faas; Philadelphia, OrH Eogcis; Bzlt
more. " Richards
The oce SATURDAY Mlgsne !. s. Cedar where book
eers md dealers be supplied ~A al the paris which have
he's published. Aay psrtofihe work he had separate
The publisher does employ suhsrire o solicit
jan7.a WM JACKSON. g Cexlar y.
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CHRIsTIANITY-DR. sLEIcn ri h.ld b. ..

CHRlSTIANETI.-DR. SLEIGH win hold hs meet
" ms for the future in MULBE RkY ST CHURCH oaruer
q street, instead Of the Mea Hall lie defsds divine
Revelation, aid phoophicsly infety
has ali s naerssl Of PUBLIC DISCUSSION; replying an
queeH. .snt 70 him IL writing BY Iddel This tThu
c1yl he VII the o the SOUL ~ the
and 70 the degree Of ceffny the extce II the body
Fer Particular and Tickets apply Howe Bates 60 Chatham
Dr. Seig residence the Churth the evening Door
open g. Investigation oclock precisely. n. b.
After this week they viii be held Tuesday ard Friday evening"
jan 7-lt-
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TTHE sTBSCRIBERs HAVING UHFOR--

L TUNATELY lost all their Books Notes and Papers Of
desopon by tic late fire, respectfully all those
dehed them either by Otherwise hand
Of their and copies of bills their earliest
senc They will also feel obliged all those who have had any
transactions with them oany description however small
January 1885, whether settled nd copies Of bills
furnish data which give them insight their
Mechanics and others who have bad b against any
yess that have been consigned them, will
handing in duplicates, particularly those against brig Napoleon
PUTNAM SLOCUM, l35 Front STREET.
N b. Having been Informed by some friends ta whom
der grateful that they p3cked all
which of the safe in bag and deposited
Ncsl Aymai store entertain hope that they
be safe Should they have fallen into the m ds
berat reward will he 'sid for thtir return dec3I-lnn
nR. GLOVER is consulted cuifdeutay, usual, every
day his where his
and of Glee Structures Gono Seminal weakne and
certain delicate Disease Ia their different A Ulcer.
long standing and constitutional diseases arising from inpuriy
tie bood and such have baed the skill Of Surgeons less expe
reneed In ti branch the profession Strangers apprsed that
Dr. Glover has received regular medical education desires
20 be reckond the number of putting nominal DOCTORS
ni7se names are found IN every public print.
He viii &c fopna his Office. No Ann street. Broadway
second door from the American Masum any during the
day and eytrinr until 10 O'clock There
ooe the rs through his the second being the thra
liem the Museum through private has dooT.
odl-lmis
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~ BY reference advertising columns, Will be seen
Messrs Franklin jenkins viii sell al their Sales Rosn No.
Is Broad street, THIS DAY The Grand Moving Panorama Of
the Manchester and Liverpool Rail Roal" tnow at Brooklyn
Heigh together with the building fixtures, galleries, &c This
painting comprises views the rail road between Manchester and
Liverpool and executed y the first artists in Europe and
FORMS the whele Of the complete Illusions attempt
ed Owing arrangement caused by the late fire. this sale has
poned until the prese; me when will positively take
place. The sale will be at Il o'clock
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- ~ s!AE ~ I'll rs OF iNFiDELlII. no. !, Is
,y Atheism Addition and Ams New k-movee
set foot by Miss Fraaoes Wright Robert Dale Owen and Bena
min H. Day, editor and proprietor Of the all IndeIs and
Atheists in the l 2 s. and s. For sale the Herald
Once. No li6 Nassau where the other numbers will he
5-ff
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NEW ENTERTAINMENTS CORNER OF PINE
~ AND NASSAU STREETS-THE CUSTOM HOUSE
ii0TEL-To Down Town Merohanis'-Snoe the recent
agr Atom the present propeors Custom House Hotel
formerly Lovjoy) having made alterations and additions TO the
present respectable class OF The mercantile
public place quiet resort Refreshments OF lind
he had including Pies Coffee the Exchange plan" The
undersigned hope hv industry combined with dispo
ion please aG accommodate TO merit hsle OF the public
patronage.
HORN FREES. Corner of Pine and Nassau streets
very cummodous Reading Room attached the establish
msni. jan Lots
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Let this truth be impressed mind That all pain
readiness, ocing morbid stagnoa, and corrupt k1os
.rl.eh airesfe the The tood-Brandeib
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A CARD.-THE COFFEE AND EATING ROOMS
OF the Custom House Hotel tie Loveoy's) of Pine
and Nassau streets, New York. for the reception Of
company Hot coffee pies &c will be furnished in the Coffee
loes hour OF the day evening In the Refractory
Breakfast will be furnished Dinners fron II 10 a.
and Tea snd Supper from u Oysters style, served
up at short notice. HORN FREES.
lam -lTyin
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CAST IRON COLUMNS FOR STOR Els
~ AND WAREH0USES.-The subscribers have TIE above
articles constantly hand will manufacture the shortest
tce any patterns furnished them. Also pipes
branches and ali other castings constantly hand and all orders
promptly executed. BRICK l. ALLEN,
jan Sim 81 Water street, New York
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CLFARED.-Ship-Empcr Shapier, Sdvsunah.
ARRfyED.-ship-Nsine. Make. Cape q Coed Hope.
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HAY-lo0O bales Hay for sale by wM. p. WRIGHT,
Corner Beekman and South street. and 295 Water street.
dec
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WANTED-A ROOM situated in the central part eff the
w city for meeines Of private society heie Friday
ing. Address J. K. H. Box 1882 Post Office 5-5ts
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ITO WATCHMAKERS.P PAWN BROKERS
AND OTHERS-Any person having IN possession achased
gold patent lever WATCH by Tobias No. l02 in the
The late fire. having knowledge of the present rosseso
to receiving such watch to altered the nxmber
erased by giving information be found, Mr. Hollis
the Of Madison and Market will be Literally
rewarded. ian6-St&
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VAIL srREET-THURsDAY, JAN. Z.

Commercial. Affairs stand they did There "a general cain
all unG Every body wainS for the action Of the legislature
of Congress Committees attending both Albany and Wash
ingon. belief entertained The Presidents Special
Message would be Of pacific character Little speculation
INDUCED The SUBJECT yesterday Stocks upDelawae
and Hudson considerable Part The Others stationary The
U s Bank is lldivdend on This is high piioe. More
sales of socks place yesterday a there has time
Probably several ted get oftheir speculation
United States Bank, III, Planters Bank Tenn, lae,
Phoenix Bank, l2it. Ocean lns. Co.. Ia 4,
Del. Hnd, 95, 81, u, II, 6, Atlantic las Co.. Isl.
81. l09 ga, %, Jackson lns-, II.
Butch Drov Bank u.s. farmers Lasn l07t. u! =, s.
Morris Canal, g., p, AS, Manhattan Gas Co.. l22,
N. o. CANA. lo4 Paterson r.. r. 76t,
n. q. Com. Bank, l01. Harlaem r. r.. 90.
Planters Bk Hiss, Prov II. r., 1914, u, g.
Ohio Liz t. H. III. III 172ls NJ r. r. t. l.. scrip 100
Am. Tt. Co,t Bait l05, Il, p, SionnSlon r. r.. 50,
Kentucky Bank, &C., Ros 4 wor. X. r., g3e, 4,
Illinois Bank 1851, Mohawk r r., 9j, g,
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7 Asst DAY BUT THREE.-ApM,ITAANNGGGGS2 g

Asst DAY BUT THREE.-ADMlTTANCE %
LCENTS-Combnations OF attractions at HANNINGTON'S
DIORAMA City Saloon Broadway introducing three
10 the Dcrams reduction If price Of admission Is
children haf pricew close for the Monday next
18th inst
grateful for the liberal patronage they have
ceyed with the following puweui
ORDER OF THE SCENES
SeeHe !. The Beuge.
Scene Brilliant display of artificial Fireworks introducing
Washington in the Of the American Sisi. FREEDOM Ma
poeon Bonaparte. &c.
THE Cave of Terror with awfuy terrific scenery
which suddenly changes
Scene he Enchanted Grotto. Temple of Happiness,
whieh for briancy and plcndor # effect is Unsurpassed
). Moonlight Sea Niew-Siorm and Shipwreck.
Scene Scenes ay-dispaying variety Of Scenes, Flu
neral by torch light, sc.
Scene T. Coniagraon Of Moscow.
Doors open half past Performance 20 al half
past o'clock. jan 73t
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NHE OLD GALEN'S HEAD, l2 Peck siip.-Dr
& AMIDoN,s CELEBKATED SHORT

~ AND MEDIUM KNAPPED BEAVER HATS al tle
CO. ow price OF s., they quality requisite IN The
costly Hail. being made fine fur body instead of wool with
the finest Be1ve Knappthey retain their oo shape elasticity
and finish, in all wcaheTs aud cimacqusle which these
wool bodies and made In the ordinary possess.
Sales Rooms, of W all and Nassau streets.
p 3 The Genuine Mole skin Six Hats in the highest perfect
ton, price 81. 20-3m.
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TAILORESSES WANTED. al la Peni sheet +,

TNAILORESSESW WANTED. al la Peni street. f,
stairs rake ncu Coat Jackets Pan1oof Nafseille
N.s'' Ge. constant supply Of work Il good P,:tes.
jan olm COCHRAN PHILLIPS, lfs Pearl up stairs.
RRANDRE1U.S PILLS.-DR. VIM. BRAND
~ itt ~ the dovsfr Of thsse Pl opinion that there
Va. only oNE Dis EASE, inrury u ho.d Ricb
recis he circulation, hr0ue
The oran or part where sesd, and 20 impressed he the
truth y; ihis simple The that l thirty ,sneri-
neis aHd iahooas research iatD The nu-
plan Composing the Vegetable kingdom has object being
D-dcne which should purify. ard produce
by spethr scon al Il The hunror- the blood y
stomach and bowels. BY the ef
medicine. al Eunsr he ~, bd
q state Vt PURITY.
Many ether medicines sderiscd having prDefes coca
10 thse tut the prpTstf o. these Pill country.
grard.pa Of the dcoyeftf) wad uih a
tbs PRINCIPLE. and w have made 81
1--WE THESE PILLS tria They will ssiissd II
the dnrenrc VI a, medicine nhch s been -
English public, AMI hs gained ale re o - E1nOo9
sz per and tosc Wsdrres which fofcfd INTO
nsice BY advertisement. e Their pnPefss BE- k,ws
BY the dicgercfs thcmsey.s C,pttr. ie n.r-
chants viii End a medicine which wiz their eah
ard an.wer well ioF expaftaiisn.
Dr.. Bs oacr is ls7 liusoE opposite Bsf- street New York
wh.fe Dr. BraIdrcth he ozid, Msudsy., N-dEssys
aud s1i9taay> dee <t-1n-ins
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II THE MER CHANTS EXCHANGE AND
SHIP LETTER OFFICE, is removed to No sroid street.
dec 2s-tf
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up stairs sake iucn coa Jackets Panisloo. Nli.eIe
Vests ke. constant supply Of work Il r,--i ptces.
jan 5-lm COCHRAN PHILLIPS l4s Pearl up stairs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-20
CAsTLzToN sE16XMARY.



THE ,ub.ci her hs, from vsriou, considerations. but
especially from the great demand for we'll qualified
teachers. been induced 10 make the following proposals.
:. such wish to become teachers, bu, who have not
Of deiraying the expense. Of thorough prPs
ton
Every Young gentleman. or Lady, Of good morals. rocl
mind, AMI correct HABITS desrops of becoming teacher
by complying with the ed conditions complete
preparation at hi. seminary by paying $40 per quar-
ter anil the remainder in ADD years after cavips
the Institution.
Appiicsnts must bring certificate OF character from
the Clergyman of the place. nni also from o'her
gentleman II the town, where they have last resided
They must attend thoroughly 10 the prescribed Of
suies aud sustain an examination bef,rc q committee
of the Corporation. by whom thew sha be appreciated
Arrangements now making, by which such individu.
al. can find slmo, immediate employ. when they leave
the Seminary. When n many as twelve, who wish to
engage teachers at the West, shall have completed
their preparation, Twill 90 with them. AMI find them
schr.l., AMI see them commence operations.
It's hoped sufhcieu, number " those. who
what advanced in their studies will this fall that
company 20 ou, tho next season. The cry from n
million and nal Of children and youth, in land les
ue Of the means of education, loud, and still
louic- "C ONE ond teach b1."
ANY leter inquiry, either from young ladies gen
tlon,en, sha receive prompt attention.
l.. F. CLARK.
(,st,e,on Seminary. Aug. II. 1896, 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-20
John RuggIcs' Estate.

SIdle Of Te'mrni LIE It Remembered
District Of Rutland, SIS. u that at stated
Probate cora held at Rutland, within and for
said district on the first Monday being the fifth
day of September A. d. 1886.
Gershom C. Ruggles, Administrator de bonis
40" Of the estate of John Ruegles late of Rutland
10 said district. deceased, proposing to render an
account OF his administration and present his ac-
count against said estate for allowance:
Ordered, That said account be examined in
court, at session thereof, to be holden at the
Probate office in Rutland within ana for said dis
trci, on the first Monday of October next; and
that the publication Of copy Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald, print
ed at Rutland as soon as may be, shall be sufi.
Gent notice 10 all concerned to appear, il they
see cause, and object thereto
50 r. ". HOPKINS. Regisfer.
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Jeremiah Iscnnctt,s Estate

State Of permont, S'N>HE Hon. the Pro.
District Of Rutland, IS. A. bate Court for the
district OF Rutla.'d.
TO the Heirs at law and Guardians of the mi
nor heirs to the estate of jeremiah Bennett,
late Of Aiendon, in said district deceased,
GREETING.
Whereas, The Administrators of the estate
aforesaid have made application to this court for
license 10 sell the whole Of the real estate of the
said deceased, with the reversion of the widows
dover therein for the payment of the just debts
found due against said estate with the costs of
settlement
Therefore, You are hereby notified TO appear
before said court at session thereof, to be hol-
den at the Probate Office in Rutland within and
for said district on the first Monday of October
next and show cause, ifary you have, why said
license should not be granted.
Given in Probate Court at Rutland. this 9Th
day Of September A. d. 1896.
3S +. ". HOPKINS Reg;syer
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Hczekiah Horizons Estate.

State Of Permont, )DE il remembered.
District gf Rutland. SIS. d that a, stated
Probate Court held at Rutland, within and for
said district on the frs, Monday, being The 5rh
day OF September A n. 1896,
certain INSTRUMENT in writing, under & ale,
rurporing TO be the last VIII and tes,amen, Of
llezkeiah Horton Of CLARENDON, 10 the county of
Rutland and State aforesaid, deceased, being pre-
senied TO said court for probate and allowance.
Ordered, that said will be referred for probate
10 court TO be holden at the Probate Office in
Rutland within and for said district, on the first
Monday OF October next; and that the publication
Of copy OF this order, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
IN the Rutland Herald, printed at Rutland as
soon as may be, shall be sufficient notice TO all
concerned to appear il they see cause, and con
test me probate and allowance of said Will
80 r. ~. HOPKINS, Reeister.
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features, Bot az soon o, she dfcs Il ASIDE, &c
battle the temples Of he exhausted Invalid, ss~
II ga. the mother Of lhst lovely girl who bad beet
ibe subject Of my thoughts. looked on III. ems
ctsicJ face of The sufferer ard mentally eSelsimcd.
Can this be the bcsciif5l CsihedAe p
There IS sone resemblance. indccd-but ~,
csnnoi he :"
Upon my ofF,fing Ssn Ia tie la1y,ss she sns'-
onsly bent over the couch. che thanked me, and
recollee,ing VAen Ne had me, before, said
eTAis 10 great change IN ons short year
Ifsli 80 much shocked, that could cay nothing
in reply. Yes It wEs q change sad. sad
change, To ne 1t seemed bu; few brief months
since had seen her catering tie san.e boat with
ber buoyant step, net meny ls"gh, and ai,snded
BY her gay companions. Where were they no~f
Her mother and her faithful servant we're sill at
her SIDE, bu, her brother Was far away the broad
blue sea, aud her friends aud admirers leN her
when tho hour Of sickness came. Aud she too,
was ooosump,oa's victim know il BY tie siea'
d, las,re OF her eye The hectic fash her hollow
check the sbsrpcned ou,line Of Ccaiure and, above
all by The peculiar transparency of her taper fng-
crs as they lay IN drzzllng whileuees across her
rich dark hair. ! wondered much what could have
caused this gay young creature 80 soon TO become
Prey to the lnsatiate spoilcf. | was subsequent
~ told that .ner summer spent IN gaiey. she re-
turned home with a slight cold, contracted when
out upon one Of their moonlight sails, or IN ore of
the dances On the green, damp with the evening
dews. II seemed to have passed away,and nothing
more was thought oft. Bot II returned again rp-
on the slightest exposure and at last II showed
that i, had been secretly undermining its way,
for 1t revealed tie symptoms the bright fevered spot,
the gradual wasting of flesh, and the painful sink
ing away into utter fcbeleness.
We parted when the boat reached is place of
destination and few weeks afterwards, upon
taking up the village paper, saw the following
obituary notice Died in A., Catherine F.
-, aged seventeen the idozed sister ofan
absent brother
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-20

THE Fan sud Winter Term uf Cssjle,on Seminary.
L Will commence Wednesday, s.piember sli--
Each term includes two Quarters.
Board. Room. rent. Wood Lghis, apd Tuition, 500
per year that rate ur less time Vacations not
incluled.
French, (erira) 81. per Quarter
Musc, ~,
Lecture, on Chemistry. So,
Lessons in Anatomy & phy- olssy,.l,
Washing. j, Ia pc, doz
This Institution continues 10 flourish under the super
,si 81 Mr. l.. + CLARK, Principal. assisted by MIR
loRArIo BByAEr. ~ teacher Of Lam uase.. teach.
CT OF first order, frou the pwich Seminary, sensag,d
Tor the Female Department, AMI Lady IRON New York
viii take charge Of the Deparmen, Of Muse. The Tn
Department connn' under the instruction OF Miss
Lake whose success Is too w.i 10 need opnnen
The best creriuu by ~hch oJage the future, Is the
past and judging tius We have tho moot confidence
"d increased property OF TINS Institu-
ton lis prospects were latteiing than AT
the pre.eut. The number aud character of ts scholars
ave The best by which 30 judge Of public sentiment
The number during the las term was l2i.
While little regard is had Ia "dispdu j, in.u
ed that this Institution shall be surpassed by no other in
moral influence. The shlenoss Of the terms the
pleasant and healthy location Of the building, together
with the internal arrangement, render il place aogeib
10 be desired by those parents WIN with TO ur
their children, thorough Praciieal education uuder cir
cunanccs where they will be comparatively free from
temptation.
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