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DIR. GOODIES
Celebrated Female Pills.

FFvHTsF pills are strongly recommended 10 the
h notice Of the Ladies as sac and efficient
remedy m removing those complaints pecolar TO
their sex, from Of Eteteise oF General Dcbil.
~ of the Sysem. Distinctions Suppfcssioas, aud
lrrsgulafNy OF she Menscs; at the same time
Strengthening, cleansing, aud giving tone To the
Stomach aud Bowels, ad producing new aud
healthy action throughout he system generally
They create 4ppetite, oorree Indigestion, remove
Ciddiness and Nervous Headache, md are cmi-
uenily useful ia those Flatnlent Complaints which
distress Females 50 much At thc'1uHs % LtrE.'
They obvlate Cos'veness, and eounteraot all Iiys-
tereal and Nervous Affections, likewise afford
soothing and permanent rehcf IA Fluor Alhus, or
Whites and IN The most obstinate cases Of Choloro-
SIS, Green Sickness, they invariably restore the
paid aud delicate female to health and yigor.
These Pills have gained the sanction aud appro-
baton ot the most eminent Physicians IN the Unl-
ted States, and many mothers can likewise testify
10 Their extraordinary efficacy. The married To-
NAL les, whose expectations OF the iendercs pledges
u eouuubIa happiness have been defeated, these
Pills may be truly este, med hlissinI boon. Thev
soon renoyae all deiunctonal debility and If tak en-
(accordIng TO ducctions) obylale all morbid action
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" dntcd.
DR.. WILLIAM EVANS
S 90 THING S TRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
PREPARED ny HIMSELF.
To .MoIhers and Nurses.

The passage ofthe Teeth through the gums pro-
duces troublesome and dangerous symptoms. II rs
known By mothers that there is great irritation IN
the mouth and gums during the process. The gums
swell. the secretion aud saliva is Increased the
child Is seized with frequent aud sudden fits of cry
ing, watchlngs, starting IN the sleep, and spasms
OF pecu'lar parts. the child shfleks with extreme
violence, and thrustS ITS fingers into its mouth. II
these precursory symptoms ace not speedily allevi-
ated, spasmodc commissions universally supervene,
and soon cause the dissolution Of the infant
Mothers who have their little babes afflicted with
these distressing symptoms should apply DR.. WM.
EVANS CELEBRATEDS SOOTHING SYRUP which
has preserved hundreds of infants when thong 1t
asst recovery, from being suddenly attacked with
that fatal maady, COMMISSIONS
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Farmers

VIII find at the Store of The Subscriber
a good Stock Of Scythes, Snathes, Pitch
forks and Rakes as cheap as the cheapest.
ALso-
n. (. Rum at 55cts. per gallon.
ST. Cruz do. 95cts. do.
A. Gin 75cts. do.
A. Brandy 95rtS. do.
Bib. Salt at S2.34 per Bbl.
Cod Fish at l-2cts. per 10.
Summer Oil, list. qualitv) at Scots.
Winter Sperm Oil at 81 IS.
TO Cash wanted at good bargain, for
all Sorts OF Goods.
- Old Accounts paid for Cash, &c.
LORENZO PERRY.
SOLICITOR MERcHASr.
SwantOn Falls, 9Th July, 1889.
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JULY ~.

CBrscH Isp srArI.-UPpev Canada
- dosmed 10 certain ruin 1T was off
csly announced in the House Of Com
mons, by Mr. LaBoDchefe, the Under
Secretary O: State, that Government, had
decided 10 erect that Province into Pro-
.c,Iaot Episcopacy, "oi the established
Caatch" ol course. This will raise Arch
deacon Suaehan's salary from 1854 to
5000 year He has rendered enough
services - the tories f1r that annua. income.
Protestant Tectafirs and bishopticks for
poor unfortunate Upper Canada which
has 3rbi af $4,000, 900, the yearly inter
rs, ~ which Is S954 000, and which has a
deficit bro her present years revenue Of
sSCo.oo0 81 much for C1saial depen-
laacs a0I established Church system.
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The Quebec Canadten Of the 9th inst,
has the following paragraph on the late
news from England.
.4rriral Of The Lirerpool.-This vessel
so ardenlIv desired, this new argos which
was 10 bring To these colonies a new golden
fleece under the shape of an ameIorated
or at least sutierable government, is al last
arrived. Indeed our hopes were not un-
reasonable. For three years past the min
listers of the metropolis are making solemn
inquest; for two years past tie London
press has inundated the whole United
Kingdom with writings on Canadian al
lairs; il ever our S9ionS of Downing street,
were in possession Of The necessary data.
tu enable them Ia come To a prompt add
final settlement Of our affairs, il was now.
Nevertheless what disappointment YOU are
Ia meet, readers, when you shall hear that
ministers are less prepared Than ever TO
give you regular government; they are
more embarrassed than ever, and The only
c9Hs0ing prospective they leave YOU IS
the Governor and the Special Council to
the year of salvation lS41!!! What seems
10 make ministers hesitate is the oppose
Jion that the present Legislature Of Upper
Canada - waging against The Union oi The
two Provinces. unless this measure Is ac-
with unjust conditions towards
Lower Canada. They shall then wait
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SIGNS OF THE TINES.

" We learn that a great number Of
wprkmen are actively engaged at the Navy
Yard, Brooklyn, in getting on: tmbers for
an enormous national steam ship, Of 1900
tons, the construction of which is 10 be
expedited with all possible despatch. 1t is
Intended 10 make her as perfect specimen
OF naval architecture, and her marchnery
as 'ault'esS a production Of mechanism as
it is possible for our country to turn out.
Detachments Of the saith, 65th, Goth,
list, SD and 90 regiments arrived at @ ue-
bee from Cork in the transport Marquis
Hanhy.
Detatchments Of the 1911 and 6sth regi-
menls, arrived in Montreal on the 18th
inst.
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TROUBLE AHEAp.-The annexed letter
which we copy from the Sandwich Island
Gazette, shows lhat the English mean to
establish themselves permanently in the
Oregon Territory. The forts which they
are building, ostensibIy 10 defend them
selves against the Indians, will in due time
be employed against Americans
Extract ofa letter from q friend al Co.
iumjia Rtrcr.
"Ihe Company expect 10 build Fort
on NancOuver's Island this summer, to
trade for iurs, raise cattle and sheep. There
are extensive plains on the South East end
of the island, well calculated for pasturage
They have already about one thousand
sheep at the head of Puget's Sound, also
on the CowIitch and WiIl-a-mett (two
branches Of the Columbia) they have large
herds oI cattle. In few wears they antici.
pate they will ship annuaIlyto England
cargoes Of hides, iallow and wool. The
two Catholic Priests who came out this
year are to be established on the Lawitch
10 enlghten the rising generation"
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Our Alburgh Correspondent informs US
that Thomas and Nathan Donaldson, who
reside on Beach Ridge, CaIdwe's Manor,
were most outrageousIy assaulted by some
Of the Queens Dragons, on Saturday
last ltappears that the Donaldsons had
lnterfered in order TO put an end to COM
bat between the Dragons and Mr.. Mich
OILS in consequence of which they were
arrested for assault and battery, examined
and cleared before magistrate.
After the result of the trial, and when
on their way TO their homes, the volunteers
to the number of 80 or 40 fell upon them,
and commenced beating, kicking and 9TH
erwise maltreating them in the most shock
ing manner. The captain who stood by
during this scene, encouraging his men,
advised them to load their muskets to
prevent any interference. Nathan ((or
Thomas had succeeded in escaping with
but little injury lay on the ground about
an -Four, when some friends placed him in
a Wagon, and started his horses home
wards. DR.. Reynolds Of Alburgh, thinks
it very doubtful whether he will survive
the beating.
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Dr.. Halter, of St. Antoine, a village OPP
posjtr St. Denis, one of the heroes Of the
battle fought at the latter place, under the
immediate command of Dr.. Wolired Mel
son, died at his residence on the 9th inst.
Caaa7n, in his premature death, meets
with an ireparable loss, which will be Sc
vercly felt by the Canadians IN the trying
times that they have yet to undergo before
they shall be independent.
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Public Notice.

Is he.eby given that the undersigned
will petition the Genera Assembly Of the
State of Vermont at its next session, shew-
ing that the Ferry now kept hv Abel
PheIp to whom the privilege Of Ferrying
across the waters of Lake ChampIan, di
viding the Towns Of North Hero and AL
burgh, in the County Of Grand Isle, was
some few years since granted, is in
danger Of being discontinued for want Of
some suitable person 10 carry on the same,
and inaSmuch as the said Ferry is of the
utmost importance TO the public, he will
pray that Honorable Body for grant OF
the privilege Of Ferry from the farm now
occupied by himself in said North Hero to
the opposite shore in Abugh, Tor the term
Of ten wears from and after the first day Of
Dec, 1910, extending along the shore of
said North Hero from the Block house
Point so called north TO point OF land
called Squre's Point and along the Lake
shore Of Alburgh from the point Of the
Tongue. north to the farm Of Abijah Pc
lit in said Albnrgh.
THOMAS PETIT.
AIburgh, July Is, 1889.
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Dr. ". Erans's celebrated Soothing Syr
ups for Children cutting their teeth.

FENIIlS infallible remedy has preserved hundred
IA of children when thought past recovery, from
commissions. As soon as the syrup is rubbed on the
gums, the child will recover The preparation is
SO innocent, eflicacious, aud pleasant that no
child will refuse to let It's gums be rubbed with it.
When infants are at the age Of four months, though
there is appearance Of teeth, one bottle Of syrup
should be used on the gums TO open the pores
Parents never should be without the syrup in the
nursery where there are young children; for if a
child wakes in the night with pain in the gums
the syrup Immediately gives by opening the
pores and healing the gums, thereby preventing
Commissions, Fevers, &c.
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By the arrival Of the Liverpool at New
York, from England, we learn that Lord
Brougham had eloquen,ly taken up the
cause OF Mr.. Parker and other Canadian
prisoners, whose eases have been so much
discussed before the Courts Of Excheuuer
and Queens Bench. In presenting a Pc
itlon from those prisoners in the House OF
Lords IN the 18th ult., Lord Brougham re-
marked that he had never seen a more clear
lucid aud impressive statement OF facts.
than was presented in their petition. He
had had a correspondence with Mr.. Parker,
and had made inquiry respecting him, and
on the strength OF that Information, con-
sIdered him an upright and honest man.
In his raea ---l.a-L IL -pronrhon, saiI :.
obtaining my liberty, solicited nv liberia,
pom Just at this favorable time when the
Pre- OF persecution had brought the calm in .
pen Ha'dmand's mind. My wise friend
streng thened his repeated demands bv of
bring to be himself my bail TO the amount !
any sum whatever. The Governor
pas then holding his ieree. He subscrib- t
d obIiglngly to the demand Of my good :
friend. He called immediately his Aid de
Camp Mr.. LeMaitre, whom he sent in Mr. +
L'Evesque's company to the Lieutenant
Governor Mr.. Cramahe to signify to him a
me order TO draw the obligatory &C, which :
gas Immediately to precede my Liberation. d
he Lieutenant Governor met this demand d
Fi'h enthusiasm and extacy, which were
''sible in those transports of JOY SO natural "a
O Kind heart at liberty to act ACCORDING !,
o lis own feelings. " Truly, said he. | am ii
'eiy glad Of II, for il was shameful 70 keen e.
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To CoRREsroNDENTs.-A Communi-
cation has been received from Elienne
Charter, Esq, but too late for insertion,
in the present No; it will appear next
week, if admissible.
The proceedings at Albnrgh on the 4th
inst, have been received. The next No.
will contain them.
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-. Jaho,hpry East, VI, July Q, 1889.

-. Jpho>hory East, VI, July Q, 1889.
Mf,sas. Eo,roRs.-I send below some
ioasts which were announced at a celebra-
riao at Kirby, Vi, on the An inst, and
were received with load cheers and ap-
p.aosr by the assembly, which you may
publish il you please
The Neutrality Lue May it be re-
praIr!, and we thereby say to Great Bi-
saiu that we wiiI not keep DOR citizens out
oI Canada while they are in possession Of
both cuGs a. The dae.
Tie Patriots IF Caaa9a Go ahead.
The Government Parry in Canada
Far more entitled to the name OF Savage
than Christian.
Caaadiaa 1yrants The legal, wan
ton, and cold bloolrd bntchrries and sacri-
fee Of human life, is a foul STAN on the
character Of civilized man, an other black
blot on the pages OF English History. The
savage blusheS at 1t, and it will receive the
Indignation and eXrcfation Of every friend
Of humanity throughout the world
c. NJ.
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DR.. EVANS
Camomile D. aperient Pills.

Am LOW SPIRITS.-Low spirits is certain
w state Of the mind, accompanied by indiges-
ton wherein the greatest evils are apprehended
upon the slightest ground, and the worst cosse-
quences imagined. Ancient Medical writer's sum-
posed this disease TO be confined TO those particular
regions of the abdomen, technically called hypoc-
dnda, which situated the right or left side
of that cavity, whence comes the name hypocon
orlasls.
SYMPTOMS.
The common corporal symptoms arc, natulency
in the stomach or bowels, acrd quotations cos
tiveness, spasmodIc pains, eiddiness, dmness of
sight kpa pItations, and often an utter inability O
fixing the attention upon any subject ofimportance.
engaging in any thing that demands vieor or
courage. Also languldness--he mipd becomes
irritable, thoughtful, responding, melancholy, and
detected accompanied with a loa arrangement of
the nervous sysrem The mental feelings and ne.
cuar train Of IDEAS that haunt the imagination
and oyerwhelm the judgment exhibit an infinite
diversity. The wIsest and best OF men are as omen
this affection as the weakest,
CAUSES.
sedentary life of any kind, especially severe
study piotrscf ed a late hour in the nipbi. and
rarely relieved by social intercourse, exercise.
dissoute habit, great excess in eating and drink
ing, The lmmoderate use Of mercury, violent nur.
gatiyes, the suppression Of some habtua DISCHARGE.
(as, the obstruction Of the menses) or long contIa
ned eruptlons; relaxation debility Of one mr.
more important organs within the abdomen, ia q
frequent, cause.
TREATMFNT.
The principal objects oftfeatment arr, TO remoys
indigestion, to strengthen the body and TO enlv.n
the spirits, which may be promoted by exete,se
early hours, regular meals, and pleasant couyersa+
lion. The bowels (ii costiye) being carefully req
ulated by the occasional use OF a mild aperient.
We know nothing better calculated to obtain mi.
end, than DIR. WIN. Evans Aperient Pills-be;nu
mild and certain in their operation. The bowels
being once ceansed, his inestimable Camornii.
Pills, (Which are tonic, anodyne aud anti-sna.
modlc,) are All infallible remedy, and without dis.
pue have proved great blessing to the nunerou.
public.
Some physicians have recommended free usa
Of mercury, but IT should be resorted to: "a IL
many cases tt will greatly aagravate the ssmp,om.
Or The above invaluable medicines, togerbsr
with
Dr.. HUNTS Botdniek Pills; DR.. Coode,,
celebraiee Female Pills; DR.. Erons, F,per
E. .ague Pills; DR.. Exams Soothing SIR.
rup for Teethtng, are entered according
to act Of Congress. and the right TO prepsre them
has been secured and venoed at 90 Cha ba,,
street, New York, aud by the regular oppointtd
Agents.
AibGny-Stephen Van Setback;
Troy-Z. CLARK;
Waterford-Messrs Scott:
Saratoga SpG.-G. NJ. Dawson:
Sandy HiH-Jamcs Wight;
vEEEosT.
Montpeher--E. 7. Walton r. Son;
SUoat0a-Lorenzo Perry.
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NETS. CHEAP AS'THE CHEAPEST

lust received general assortment Of Goods
eD adapted 10 the season, comprising almost
every useful article usually called for at a Coun-
try Store. which will be sold very low for cash or
on short credit to responsible and prompt custom
ers, by
|. 4. VAN DUZEE SEQ.
Swanton Falls, June Goth, 1899.
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Highly Important!

Nervous diseases, liver complaint, dyspepsia,
bilious diseases, plies, rheumatism, consumption,
coughs, colds, splitting Of blood, pain in the chest
and side, ulcers, female weakness, ali delicate ard
mercuriaI diseases successfully treated at Dr.
EVANS Medical Once, 100 Chatham stree,
New York
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TENHE subscribers have made arrangements for
z and m.ll Keep constantly On hand sos,.
pleie assortment Of TotcH's patent turned Lasts
AID Boot Trees.
l. \. VAN DUZEE & Co.
Jsne, 1899
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TO Sir Allen McNab is said to be in
Jail at Toronto, on clearly proved charge
OF Jorgery.-Bu6aIonian
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lated to fix them with penal consequences
The Montreal Herald in repubIishing
from London Spectator the article under
the caption OF happy Canada says:
"In another column viii be found some per-
IinrHl remarks, from the Lon. Suecta;or, on
the state at Canada, shelving the interest
taken 10 il bY the British public, s. the sub
>ervtpncy 81 Colonial Interests generally To
Ministerial iobbina and Ministerial support.
That we have been sadly misgoverned is
beyond doubt, but we impute the tact
more 10 ignorance than intention, even on
the part 81 the somnoent Glenelg or the
stupid Goslnrd. One thing is certain, that
If The Canadas are Ia be constantly used
as political football in the House of Conn
mons, the most loyal OF their inhabitants
will deem ii a sacred duty to look about
Tor a new state OF political existence"
Verify! verify! had an editor, not be-
ionging 10 The " intelligent and entertain
ing anglo Saxon race" admitted such a
reasonable article into his paper, it had
been passport to one Of NictOria's dun
geonS. We like the honesty, which some
times charactrrizes the Herald. 1t has
bIundered upon fact once that the 4" Can
adas have been constantly used as polil-
cal foot ball, "-they will even be so, until
the broad Atlantic separate them from any
veslige of British Rule. The only state
Of " political existence" which will give
prosperity to The country, and security to
the people, is ENDEfENDENcE from trans
atlantic authority. Until they can enjoy
American lrsiitutions-no the theory onv
bnt The practice lhereof-we would have
them consider it "sacred duty" not only
/" 10 look about them but to ACT unitedly
in their pursuit.
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% Arad w. Sears, Post Master,
Richford, W., has kindly volunteered to
act as agent for the North American.
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contrary, that they were informed Of the
conditions which the said ACT enabled the
Governor 10 connect with the pardon.
They proceeded IN state that having
been thus informed that il they would
confess the crimes whereof they were
charged, they would receive an uucondi-
lionaI pardon, and he set at liberty, they
were induced la petition the governor Tor
such pardon, but were totally uniformed
ol the Penai Consequences of such a step
1t was 10 he observed here that the sup.
preston ct important information on this
point OF fact was equal to information in
point of law. They listened 10 those
gafbled statements, the suppression Of IN
formation being equal to a fiction, caIcu-
lated to fix them with penal consequences.
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gentleman who has made trial of DR.. Evans
Soothing Syrup,in his family lin case Of eethlng
chd,) wishes to state thate that he found it en-
tirey effeclua in relieving pair in the gums, and
preventing tn consequences which sometimes fol-
low We cheerfully comply with his request.
N. Y. sun.
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We believe it is generally acknowledged by those
who have tried it, that the Soothing Syrup for
Children Cutting Teeth, advertised in another col
nmn, is highly useful article for the purposes for
which it is intended. Highly respectable persons,
at any tate, who have made use Of IT, do not hest
tate to give its virtues the sanction Of their names
BosTuN TRAVELLER.
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James River and I8anawha Company

a Tameeiine oftie President and Direcor, q
N the James Rirer and Kdnauha Compqnu IN.
Richmond, on FRIDAY The 8A Noeember, 1885,
Resoired, I hat unless the President and Dn.
tors should, IN the mean time, be enabled To lend
other means Of payment, they will be ready on Ii,
first day OF January next, and Of each succeeding
month thereafter. TO exchange, at par, The Com.
pany's different issues Of II ST Notes. as they succf,
svely fall due. SIX per cent. bonds, issued hy III,
Company. and guaranteed by the State, in confo
mfty to the provisions OF the Act Of the Legislature
passed the 23d March last ut being understood ha!
40 bond VIII be ISSUED for less than Que hundred ILL.,.
lars OF Tor any sum not amounting to hun.
dteds
HeSoiued, That the Secretary cansc the foregoing
resolution TO be published in tie Richmond Mig,
the Richmond Enquirer, the Lynchburg Yirgnan
aud the kanawha Banner.
Extract from the records,
w. &. CHlTTENDEN, Secretary
Nov. IA VIII
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Ca.I, sale Of Negroes.

nURsUANT 10 a decree Of the Circuit snPeTlor
u Coun of Law and Chancery, Tor Bnek'ngam
epuuty the undersigned commissioners appointed
Tor the purpose will. Friday, the mud OF January
next at the Tavern Of james :. lsbeii, m the town
# Bent Creek. IN said county. sell 10 the highest
OF Thomas Wingfeld, deed, twenty or more in mum
Der. AID Of all descriptions. Should any be OF no
value they will be pun the lowest bidder, tie ;aker
giving bond aud security, conditioned TO keep and
comfortably feed aud clothe then during then lives,
IS directed By said detiee.
]. I. BOCOCK. c..
w. ?. BOCOCk, oo
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FARMERS Il sss1gsGasAN'CS,
Savings institution,
EH.S'gFFEs FFsf..

a in successful operation for SIX wears uot,t
most prosperous citcumstauces-not dollar h.
been lost, or debt due the institution but villa,
been promptly paid The Company continns =
receive dcposnes, upon the most favorable Term,
that is, fora any sum remaining with them under To-
months. interest thereon from the date Of depa,5.
at three per cent. per annum-over -four, and nf3s,
six months, four per cent and over six mouths G,,
per cent per annum.
Deposites are generally paid upon application In,
the Company reserve to themselves the rglaUf n
curing two weeks.
Those wishing to deposite money, will caIIm,.
the Cashier at his office, at the stone Of TUNE, /
Burwell.
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Defenders
SCHOOL At THE COTTAGE.

V'HE subscriber has employed an experienced
Il fe nale teacher, WHO comes highly reconmen-
ded and will open school for girls, at his residence
oear Lynehburg in Campbell County, on the third Of
February next
TERMS,
Per Session of ) months one half payable in ad-
vance w:
All the branches usually taught in Schools, sl2 so
Music including use OF instruments Is 90
Boarding. including every accommodation. 80 90
No pupil will be received for less time Than
from the day oil entry I'LL the end of the Sessions and
no deduction WILDE made FOR lost time except in case
Of sickness. A. >. PAY NE. .
n. %. The subscriber can accommodate or
young ladies' IN his family. A. ). 7.
Dec. Il Wis