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The LovetisyiiIe Femalc
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n S situated IN tbs village Of Lsvetisviilc,
d wh.rh rsia is= Nersh-kasi Of i-o,sdo.s CO !.
ard ls eight miles from tIarpes-ferfy, asd
% from Berlin. the Depot Of the kail-Road
iron Baltimore TO ilaspcrs-Ferry
Tue present Session OF this ln.ti,.I,Isa viii
close with an sxsmins tion GA the 81 aud slh
of April. The exercises will eoiiaeaee 90
each day at 3 o'clock, A. ~ Tie fsisaa. os
the pupils, ard the pubiic gepsrsll,. arc IN.
NIted Ia attend iss seeoad session wili-6cxia
un Moaday, April 9th. ssd continue sntiI the
~ week Of September
The Principals take pleasure in announcing
ihai Us organization -. BY the hand VI Provi-
dence, successfully advancing tow ards com
pletion. A commvdlOus building has been
erected, coslah1inga ball and two Recisatioa
Rooms The services Of Mr.. Alder have been
secured in the Male Department. which will
be removed INTO separate house an speedily
~ practicable. AZ sooa a. the wants Of The
two departments ssquafs other teachers, they
will be procured.
The course of Instruction. will embrace the
didereat branches necessary To polite eJt-
cation. The exercises are daily commenced
with The recitation. msmoritrr, of . portion
Of those parts 6f the. Scriptures, arranged b,
the American 5. School Union IN It's course
OF eibIical study, and 9th si0gins aud pray
er.-fl)
5. One Of the primary objects Of the School Is
thu enitivaiion Of the Moral Fscalty Of the
scholars, aud the rlaintaipanee Of decided
but liberal. religious inlasnos.-(a)
Tho eharges for t0ilioa. BY the Session Of
five months. arr. as follows. Wis
The Eiemsb.ary Branches, with Geography,
Grammar. Sc a. SO
The Higher frsnehss, with the Dead
ssSssSss from s,.s.nes can ~ soeo ~ %
dated fa,the families % DE Village A few
also.can be resolved into The house Of the
Principals. At sta 50 per sesaion ofsS months.
Each b0ardeF mast furnish her own bed aod
bed clothing. Those Who ,iatend boarding
with them are requested 70 make application
"A speedily as They can,
ALEXANDER w. CAMPBELL, :
Mira NJ. ~ CAMPBELL.
P.insipsis.
Lo S;t..s , , ,EssdouH e0uh'y' Va
:. l. The exercises Of Colleges are. almost
without exception, opened with religious SER
vices, Why should common Schools, Aeads-
mics, sc. refuse 70 follow such wsighly ex-
ampless
g The feIlowinE l. an extract FROM the Re-
port % Educaiion, made By Professor stowe,
20 the present Legislature 0f Ohio:
q 10 regard 70 the necessity Of moral m
straeiion. sad the beneficial influence oc the
BIbie IN schools, the testimony was no less
explicit and Uniform. lfnquired. Of saehers,
Snd aasa Of ssery grade Of religious faith, IN
etfaslogs IN eomp4ot. schools, high sehSois,
and sehools Of 81, Of Professors 10 Colleges,
universitisa and Professional Seminariss, IN
cities. and "a The eoaniry.a sof Europe, "ia
places where there was uaifoFmity. ard in
places where there Was digeraity Of erecds,
OF believers aud .uabelisyers, o. raljonaiisls
and enthusiasts. Of Caihoiies and PrOlsStanls,
aud ! never found but nae reply, aud that was,
that 90 leave ths moral faculty eRiSsirueEsd
was 10 leave the most ippsftant part Of the
human mind undeveIoped, and % strip edsea-
tioh Of almost evssy thing thAt can make u
valuable I. aud that the Bible, Independently
Of The interest attending &. a. coptsining the
most ancient and inauential writings ever re-
corded By human hands, and comprising The
religious system Of slmust the whole Of ths
oiviliEed weird, i IN itself the best book that
opn BE- put INTO the bands Of chlldrea 90 M
tsfesf. sxsrcise, and 70 ahf0ld their inteiise-
uIaf aud moral powers. Every teacher, whom
] consulted, rsPeiiod Aiih indixnaiioa, the
idea thai moral instruciioa Is ret proper Zoe
schools; end spuFnad with Sontampt the aiIe-
gati8s. that the Bibls' eanhss be in,rpduced
into the common sSis0Bh without encouraging
a ksctarian bias in the matter Of tesching. an
indignation and contempt which J believe win
be participated in By every high-mmded
teacher 10 chrislendom."