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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15
Banta's Hats!l Banta's Hats!I!

Banta's Hats!i Banta's Hats!I!
That gentleman has graceful air.
heard one say who wouldn't haer,)
How much is owing to the care
And talent (think you) Of his halter!
More than many would suppose
Who the subject have rot ponder'd,
For may wear the choicest clothes
And ornaments that e'er were squander'd-
Yet, wears he an ungrsceful hat,
His splendid dress ppears unfnih'd-
His fine appearance uhink of thst0
Without doubt is much diminsn'd.
Where is that article of dress
Found finished in complete perfection!
Where all the fashionable press
And hnd IL ready for Inspection.
Substantial, beautiful asd light,
Made with most critical attention.
Color Of the blacklist bright,
And paer shades need not mention.
Materials of the richest sort,
From beaver to selected CASTOR,
Proof that no better can be bought
They're selling each day fast and faster,
myi22w* ALVIN BANTAs $50 Chatsam st.
CARD ESTABLISHMENT.
Visiting Cards, Cards at Home, Store Cards,
sc. &c.
VALEN TINES
ENGRAVING, PRINTING, AND FASHIONABLE VISITING
AND STORE CARD ESTABLISHMENT,
90 John st. corner of WiHsnn IT.
NEW YORK.
III Visiting Cards, Cards Home for Wedding Parties
Mercantile and Store Cards, engraved superior and
printed with the utmost in the latest and most
received of Porcelain Cards which whiteness
and brancy of polish cannot be exceed Persons furnish
own Gard Plates can printed at hours
notice.
Mercantile and Store Cards; either copper plate letter
press executed in neat manner and on terms
All orders personally and promptly attended to-
Silver Plated and Brass Door and Number Plates Of the
approved Patterns with bronze edges silver plated
Bell Pulls engraved to ORDER In superior style Letter
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15
HUSTE.,yr AHTs, yds TH.t Z. sn.gP

ing the abuse Of mercury and the eec OF certain dis
imperectly cured, with rennaRt Of the disease still
urkpg In the system ssppng the vtas and undermining the
constitution, indeed invaluable. This alera
and purifier Of the blood particularly adapted to those
afflicted with The syphtie and mercuria rheumatism with
pains The attended with umps and indura-
ions tedious ndoent and scrofuous ulcers throas and
head and sruptoas OF the skn with
falling of Of the hair, attended with general debility This
medicine while ceanscs and PARTIES the blood Graduating
particle ofdesse the time the
ton aids Digestion and mpsrts fresh tone and vgor to the
whole system reaovang and ressring the broken constu
ton when all other remedies of no avail.
Sold nj HUNTERS Medical Office, No. Division street,
where unfortunate call without fear exposure Al
iolows-5s North sixth st. Philadelphia, Beaver
st Albany HsnoyersI Boston; "a Camp s. New Orleans
and IN Louisville, Ky.
Price 81 per bottle. my18-1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

= ..NM -.
rus1snt 70 public notice, nes,isg was held on ss.
uraay evening the Superior Court Roon To devise meas
1rs Tor the relief Of the sufferers by the late m III
Charleston, G. His Honor the Mayor was called 70 no
chair and briefly stated the object Of the meeting
MS confidence that would mret the cordial a
support OF eur benevole.t citizens samuel ward ssu a
Alley were appointed Vice Presidents; Robert hyssP a"o
Archibald O. aeie Secretaries.
Joseph Blunt in neat and appropriate address, noved me
annexed resolutions; In doing hich, he adveed 20 nS
liant part which Soath Carolina had borne In the
War and the seng claims WHICH she had PSn Ss g'a ss
calamity be depoed which gave rise 70 .ns present
meeting afforded opportunity 10 show 70 eur Dretnreh
eff South, that though there might nov ana then ARISE
difference opinion between u.s. the Norm would ~ all
times rejoice prosperity share In their adversely and
tow ards the m as q part and parcel OF ourselves
Isaac Townsend seconded the resolutions which were
appointed to carry them into erect
The meeting adjourned. Here follows the resestOns
That citizens OF New York. duly mindful OF
recent similar aston desire TO tender TO
our fellow citizens Charleston g. Co. heartfelt synpa-
suerings from the dreadful disaster which mas
be them destruction by fire OF SO large portion
of cy-and hail with admiration the manly spi.
r efforts with which they have sustained
themselves under this overwhelming calamity .
Resolved That q committee of be appointed TO collect
subscriptions for the relief Of the sufferers and TO receive and
the proper authorities fer dstribution,
with copy ofthese resolutions =,
Resolved That this committee peverto add to and fill
vacancies.
Resolved That be requested TO meet at the
Nav ors IN TUESDAY, evening y O'clock +. M.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

nENTAL sURGEuY and Operative Chsmis,ry, re.
HENRY viILsRs D. State. Dental surseo.' NC ts
Sole Inventor q ,ss most approved Ter making
Teeth Enan,els Colors, nc.
Ills s'cioa. Diamond Pearl Teeth, and his Diamond Pearl
Gre which be has reserved tor his private prscce
they unpleasant taste fed breath They
the living eeb set and Inserted alter The latest improves
style Of benta Mechanism. His method q inserting them
gives combined with ell the i'm OBJ
q the . Their deren, uses IN msstesiea areuls
having !, erorm any sssnt or pansui 5erson
The attention Of those ladies and gentle who desr
nal teeth is respectfully invited 10 the scrbers In
eoruptibe Tech likewise to his method and msnner Offset
Dc vIers may be consulted at Als residence as Liberty
street near Broadway.
NB-Terms modsrate-,s in Paris myl5 sw'
WANTED1scvtrsl persons, with = capital O from csc
s'o y Ferris s' No I sss
Also psr,.sr N the publishing business w.ssd -i
RHODODEN NIXON OVERWHELMINGLY
10 I s essar ro1 q ms
street. Brooklyn raised from seeds 10 1885, procured
from plan Of Rhodeds sdron Cstsw brene native cf vr
Arbo eus native Of Nspssls the East dies by Mr. Rss
sell whe Formerly z, sided ., Ba,tersss near Isadon;
having been lowered for FIVE In the open ground and
from ss ss he e &C." /. nc S %
sssS this climate better than the Cafa6r~S. which
Mr. r. has also splendid seeding Rhodod.ndron new
which raised the Arborsum OF Nepaul
The Arhorpup OF the United states myl43t.
DECKNITH,s ANTI-DYsPESTlC PILLS
ID The great popularity and established demsnd for this
cedieioe rem connu son Of lengthy
unnecessary wherever these pills have been once inoeu
ced n,o family tn become standipg remedy, and
s.ley M NO ain and again which v sufficient Of their
good qualities testimonials Of their value FROM
gent men o the highest responsibility accompanying each
box with full directions. - -, -, :, -.
Bishop Ives Dr. Hawkes. Gov redell Hon " Potter, Hon
saa,iey rev WIN McPheeters, ID d., and many of the
6 physcians In this coattry are among those who have
furnished letters testimony OF tue snee" resulting
from the ot these pills - =
i"s :" p"S' N. n. TURNER,
100 broadway, New York, mp stairs
n And Tor sale by most Of the respectable druggists.
myt2.Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

DROOKLYN SALT WATER WARN
ID BATHS.-MR. GRAY would inform the public that
these Baths are open every day. under Rreekys
Heghs the foet OF PerpoAt for Ladies' and 0eDe
from A NJ. To r. NJ They have been newly 6ttsd
up and arrangement has made render them
private and cenve nient.
Single bath, Is cents.
Five Tickets, 81 90
NIB The Cold Baths win be opened by the first OF May.
al8.lmk
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

PAAA AnEA~s<.-rHrs EVENING. wx be PEI
TIE Lady or LyONs-csude Mslnot.e. Mr.. Forrest
Beausrant, Mr.. kichisgs-Co. Damas Piacide-Pauine,
Mrs Richardson.
Alter whteh,
A Pas De Duex-by MaaeT sod Miss Welk
A ROLAND FOR AN OLIvER-Fixture, Mr. Plaeide-Ma-
ria Darlington, Mrs Sharpe
To conclude with :.
E1 Door,oprn at6i-gerfsrms.ses commence as7ciocA
NATIONAL THEATRE-Late Italian Opera
Honse-Mr WALLACK Lssee.-THIS EVENING,
will be performed,
THE RENT DAY-Martn Haywood, Mr. walack-Rachs
Mrs Seftoa
Alter which.
MONS. MaLLET-Mons MaIlet, Mr. Hackeu-Maria, Mrs
Hautonvile
To conclude with
THE KENTUCKIAN-Capt Nimrod wildfre, Mr.. Hack.
Doors open at 6i-Performance begins T. Boxes 81.
RI, % cents Gallery, IS cents
EMANxLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE.
= THIS EVENING will he presented,
MABERS CURSE-Jabez Flint Mr.. Durivage-Mabe, Mrs
SLACK EYED sUsAN-william, Mr.. W sefoa-susan,
MIR. Herring.
To conclude with
VALSHA: TEE SLAVE QUEEN.-Bolbec, Mr. W. r.
Blake-Vashs, Mrs. w. II. Blake.
Boxes So eentsP rs cents-Prvate Boxes, five dollars
Checks not transferable.
OLYMP!C THEATRE-Underih the managemea vt Of
- Mrs HAMBLlN, conducted the same plan Of Madane
vesris Olympic Theatrsn Londsn-THIs EVENING VIII
be performed,
LOVERS vows-Frederiek, Mr. Charles-Ameia widen
ham, by young lady
To coRclude with
THE TURNPIKE Gate-crack. Mr.. Hal-Psggy Mrs.
Chapman
Doors open t7-Perfomanse to commence at half past
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

u EALS' HAIR RE8TOH ATIVE.-Ths vafu-
- able discovery IS introduced the public with II
fullest confidence and that will effect object ~
its application, viz: THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
OF The nAiK upon the heads q those who have lost the
Numerous certificates might be given how success
fully this compound has bees applied tnever having failed
single Instance but as II not brought before public
sell but TO be applied upon the principle ono charge with
out success Is deemed unnecessary to swell advertise
ment with particulars
Its virtues have been fully and satisfactorily tested The
heads of those that entirely bald,
picaton Of this Restorative, covered with luxurious grow
OF beautiful hair
All humbug and quaekery In tins utterly dss-
claimed.
Beales hair Resto rae will he applied dscoverer
or inventor, Levi Beas those Who may avail
themselves of its beneficial effects the sfee o. ~ Mao
daniel. No. Plat street. New York.
None need despair whether old young their
hair fully restored
No payment VIII be received for any sppica,os The he
storativs nniii the individual wins tries satisfied by tn
restoration Of the hair. mis- 3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

- Youths and Chldren's Hats from 81 50 to 90
The above prices but small advance the OF the
material and workmanshpcon NIL sales be
made for cas without deviation from the above low pri
Also unrvaed of Cloth and Fancy Caps,
wholesale and RETAIL Country dealers supplied the
favorable terms G.. WATSON
mil 3mt Isl Chatham 3doors from Mulberry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15
DIAPHANUUS WINDOW SHADES,
WARRANTED

DIAPHANUUS WINDOW SHADES,
WARRANTED
TO WASH WITH SPONGE AND WATER
AND TO STAND ALL CLIMATES.
ronzed by the asbonable Of Paris and Londonmus
I UNITE IN iii: FASHION WITH TASTE AND ECONOMY.
equally suited for the drawing parlor boudoir
bedreoM and universally admiped for their novelty
variety and beauty for their pleasing and cheerful appear
ancs.
spssss wipes these aAss e original
freshness and beauty With ordinary they mill last years,
and consequently at their present low prices, they
NOT ONLY THE MOST ORNAMENTAL
BUT THE CHEAPEST AND
THE MOST ECONOMICAL
WINDOW SHADES
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
Sold wholesale and RETAIL by k. DOYLE,
And by A. LENT, s77 Broadway.
myS.im Opposite Nib-'s Gardens.
Patent SSveIled Beam WindIass BedIste adj.
u THE Subscribers, Sole Proprietors Manufacturer
are prepared to execute with despatch all orders fer
Unvalled Patent Sweled Beam wndsss Bedseads, which
almost universally used be ng the srtce as
The sacking acted by the wndass aud sweed beam,
made perfectly light and free from all liability still
leaving elasticity in the same, which renders particularly
easy, simple in construeon the matter Of putting and
taking down, will be found OF but little trouble in
with those s other construction whilst the precision
against the Introduction OF any kind OF vermin.
From the taken tn render each Bedead perfect their
qualities for durability will recommend them purchasers
who are invited to call and examiae large assortment
hand.
Also, large Of elegant Furniture Mattresses
j. W. G. SOUTHACK, No. 1ae Broadway,
my4-fw opposite the Franklin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

AND
Fancy Paper sores.
DU,ANr A BODEN manufacture and keep constantly
ID on hand large ofco ore papers such plain
fancy colored pap marble embossed spotted and motted
p.pers Merchants and manufacturers will ind their adj.
vsstsre to call Mcsss Blanc sosen factory, No 50 Gold
street. before purchasing else where.
rancy paper order In any shape asd trimmed
tastefullv
n n have hal several premiums AMI diplomas srded
them their specimens Of coerei papers wei - for
their Fancy Boxes
NOR SALE-The Wind Mil ON lob 81 near The 80
II nue. Alse dwelipg house and stable attached the
Apply n $50 Maiden Lane. alalm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

~ COLEMAN'S AUTOnATON LADY
MINSTREL, in combination with HANNlNGTONs no
RAMAS.-MR. COLEMAN respectfully begs leave to in
form the inhabitants of New York and vicinity per
Torrance OF his Automaoa Lazy Minstrel musical insru
ments &c will take place Monday evening the City
LOOM and continue through the week. All those who wish
become acquainted with her ladyshP ems the pre-
of the proprietor
her to England Soon There will be variety Of Autematons
Introduces all OF Mr.. Coeman's and
For description, the public referred bills
HANINGTON'S DIONAMIC INSTITUTE-
CITY SALOON Opposite St. PauPs Ch,ach--These
popular and ,terestag Evening Exhibitions reopen This
Evening and will continue dur the The
and delighted audiences who visited these D,ramas
seasons with the efforts and cost the proprete have
used render them still brill than formerly prom
continuance Of their usual Private may
all times be secured at the Saloon Tickets for boxes so
each-Parquee Is cents Children, accompanied with II cir
parents half price, Doors open at performance begin
half peI7 myly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

hTTUHNEf n It LAW,
JAcKaON, TENN,
~ VIII strictly attend the collection and OF
claims in any part Of the Western District
Foster Fogg. Nashville, Moore Jaeksos New York,
James Elrod, Jackson, Robt Jefreys Il Co do.
Armour, Lake 4 Co, do Gill; Campbe Co ,Pkitsd.
Richard heRee, da Lake Co, Baltimore,
whiting l. Stark, New Orleans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

- CHEAP FASHIONABLE HAT STORE
Ev Where Hats are warranted equal, in quality and
~ workmanship, any in the city, IS per below
- the ordir airy prices, viz -
Superior short nap Beaver and Nutria Hats, - 60
do do Nutria do 50
do plain castor, No do 400
do do do $50
do Musk, do 500
do do 2 do $50
do Satin Beaver do 500
do do ao
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15
TO PARENTS-The FOLLOWING

II rfm0TksHFc OF Great pdrthN.-
"rhe great benent afforded to sick infant by Bal
sam Of Lverwor, when she in nomentsry danger
attack Of nsm aton OF the lungs Of losing her life,
convinced that hundreds Of children might he saved
medicine used In all where the lungs
diseased My child awul distress. eosghed breath.
with great difficulty, and low that Dr. L. said he
could do for her then gave some your med
cine which reeved much that went to and In
Of my csidren although she was formerly quite weakly
J. RAvANAGH, g. Ridge ST.
This medicine is sold genuine only at SIS Bowsry,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15
GILLoTT,s ShLEgEATED PATENT

~ CONSTANTLY hand, al the mann ,urers " are
house LIS BeekmaR sJse large stock Of all his well known
PENS warranted OF besi quality.
These Pens under the personal
tendence OF Mr. elliott! The public may therefore conf
IDENTITY depend the mantansnce those qualities
have obtained for them great q reputation
NJ b. Beware Of Counterfes which easily be detected
by their unfinished appearance, and the Inferior
which they upS0.3m
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u
Sir-May be allowed to ask through the columns of
valuable the objections Mr. w. the late secretary
Of ST. Barhoomews Church. has to delivering up the booke
and papers his possession to the newly elected vesy
myI5l-
BEACON COURSE.
NJ THIsDAY Tuesday 18TH at o'clock, Sweep sakes.
mile heats three old Entrance $500 forfeit slice.
SUBSCRIBERS.
/ VIM Gibbons b. 6. Ssracea, by Eclipse cut Of Sally
Slouch
2. J. IL. vannlatsr, -, by Eclipse, out Of HeleR
Mar.
H. Wilkes, full brother TO DR.. Syntax
1t Is believed all the mem nations will start.
Immediately after, epsskes, mile heats. Entrance
$500 eifet $50.
SUBSCRIBERS.
l. VIM Gibbons gr. c. AvalaRche, by Monmouth Eclipse
dam by First Consul
q Ill. vanmater, G. Trenton, by Eclipse Lghteo, dam
by Tuckahoe.
s. j. c. stevens C. by Henry, out Of Lady Jackson.
T. r. L. Stevens b. C. by Eclipse, out of Meg D0ds.
Combs and Ellis sh. Elliptic by Monmouth Eclipse ont
of Amanda.
6. Robt Tillotsoa, eh. C. full brother to Russett
-Four OF the above, il Is believed, will start.
Members tickets fer the meeting tS
persons visiting the Course will procure tickets
admission OF the Stands which will pass them tree
a the gate without further charge.
Price Of Pavilion tickets ST. Gallery 15 csi corn ron pub.
lie Stand S7t cents ALEX L. BOTTs
DAVID BRANCH,
NIL c. y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

LOVES
~, 'ss ;'ff %
Hone engraved IN The mos. tasty and fs,honase sys and
L has Just received tros Paris be- utiul and iss
Or t. snsSse Cards :, Hon. Nc ,s,
car possibly be invented. s2i-lm.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
AT Ia sRoRowAy.
VISITING CARDS n plsi' -ritirg the slisn and fancy
be procured the corner Maiden Lave and Broadway
sToUTs Engraving Establishment, where specimen books
Also silver plated Door and Number plates. the plating OF
whsh uncommony Thick the silver being expressly rolled
Merchants Commission Cards executed with dis,ineus and
Letter stamps consu,s~ and No,ors, engraved 10
Brass Door Plates, Knos.sr,, &C.
First Premium ssd Tuscan straw Hat
Nos 9ssi Broadway IL and q Division street,
aSs New York
CHAs, II; CUYLER would respectfully inrsrm hi.
Isgs 81 isshonsbi- zoe ssor, rap .ii
CASTOR nutra and plain hats mems youths and boys Hats
which have been universally admired for their ghtness
price wboess. than an article Of the same quail
can be purshased y this city ca' and examine. Don,
nj SnoshIc oTEa hosyP CO.. Sos NJ ?. ssn.,,
have hand extensive Of ready clothing
uited 10 age and size, which they viii sell very ehes
Tor essh. ehher at wholesale or retail. m23-3ms
sT2sE ar LASH
to eradicate certain delicate plant If the on
set single dose sucientsnd Of longer durstien
gle bottle generally ufees Every afflicted
hts own physician, 81 the directions faithful and
expressive ~ enable the individual to treat his disease
well As sure method OF preventing H. Indeed thousands hsve
said that the prevalence Of this has
serfuy decreased sce the Ersdeaor public,
II SITS easy y VIE stomach without tsnting the breath
For sale by A. B. D. sand~ Fuiten and VII am
sur.s synie cor Bowety and Walker ST. and ae boni
and Bowery; n. Nones s4t Broadway and r. BurnstSo
Price al " myti im'
(sHILDu EMS 10TH NC-The usseI 9rrs seeL
- constantly hsrd extensive assortment ~
clothing made 10 the fashionable style, whsh thsy WI
sell ON reasonable NJ Wholesale Or rs,al
m235mE ego A. uoYT& CO tBovery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

ITO LET-In East Broadway, in genteel family
chi dreR handsome from pailers with
bedrooms adjoining suitable for gentleman and bis wife
single Breakfast and will be furnished
CURED The Dry Deck stages pass the door every Ave min
ues For further particulars apply at No. Sol East Broad
way. mylS-iwS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15
DHINT COLOURING EsTABLIsHMENT,

Il No. Iie Falou street. New York.-JOHN CHILDS re.
sp euly informs the public that after trea many years
perience colorng Merotnt Aquainto and Libsgraphc
Prints kc he ready 10 execute any orders In his line In
perior style reasonable He would particularly
recommend those persons engaged In getting up extensive
works give him CALL as he pledges himself tn finish wsrk
n a style peror other IN the country. mytl'
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-23
RAIL ROAD.

NOTICE is hereby given to the stockhold-
IN ers of the HousatOnic Rail Road Compa-
ny, that the Board of Directors of said Com
pany have made another assessment of five
dollars on each share in said corporation, ac-
cording to its charter, and directed the same
to be paid to the Treasurer thereof on the
10Th day of August next.
The Transfer Books will be closed until
said assessment shall be paid.
DANIEL THATCHER, Treas'r.
N. B. The stockholders residing in Brook
field. New Milford, and Sherman, may pay
their instalments to Asa Picket or Anan Hine,
Esqs. in Kent, to Alpheus Fuller. ESQ. in
Cornwall and Warren, to Peter Bierce, Esq;
in Canaan, Salisbury, and Sharon, to VIM.
p. Burial, ESQ.,; and all others will pay to
the Treasurer in Bridgeport. D. r.
July 30, 1888. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-23

THE last half of the present session in this
Il Institution will commence on Monday,
10th August. and continue IL weeks. The
increase Of the School has been such that the
present Principal and proprietor has found it
necessary TO obtain further and permanent
aid in attempting TO answer the demands of
the public. He 10 happy in being able to
announce to his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has entered into arrangements
with Mr.. A. Parish, Principal of Westfeld
Academy, Mass. 10 share with him the labors
und responsibilities of the Institution.
The favorable character which Mr.. Parish
has sustained as teacher for several years,
both in this state and where he IS now enga.
ged, cannot fail Of increasing that confidence
which has already been manifested towards
the institution.
Miss BALDWIN will continue to supcrintcnd
the Female department.
1ssitiO1 per quarter. Common Eng. branch
e %; higher English %; French S6; Clas-
sizes %: Painting, Drawing. and Instrumen.
tai Music, at reasonable prices.
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry illus
trated with experiments, by Mr.. Parish.
Lectures on Vocal Music, as usual, by Mr..
Pearl.
" A few pupils can be accommodated in
the families of the Principals, at the rate of
@44 per quarter. including every expense,
except5O cents per dozen for washing.
J. PEARL
Fair Haven. Aug. Z, 1888. 4 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-23
Winsted seminary.

THE present term Of the Winsted High
IL School will continue from the frs, Wed.
nesday in September eleven weeks, for the
purpose Of giving such young men as design
to teach. during the approaching winter sea-
son, an opportunity the better to qualify them
selves for their important labor. The sub
scriber has had much experience as teacher
of common schools, and is now wholly devo-
ted to building up seminary, one prominent
object of which will be to aid teachers in
preparing for their work. Access may be
had TO number of valuable publications on
the subject Of education; some of which are
rarely found. Board may be had in good
families on the most reasonable terms.
HENRY E. RocxwELL, Principal.
Winsted. Aug. 2, 1888. 10