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OF THE LUNGS.-.Dtc,dedy

the most popular remedy ever known in America
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam is the most valuable
,emrd, IN use fur cSush. "ais asthma plhi-c,
consumption. whooping cough and pulmonary all cions
of ever, kind. It's sale is steadily inc easing. and the
propreors constantly .eceiving The most favorable
account Of It's effects. Tie following new certificates
aie offered for public examination.
AN INTERESTING CAsE.-Exlraci ola letter from
Mr. & 5 Clay, Kingston, Ulster CO., N. Y. TO the
pruprierors. "ionrs OF he 9th inst. was duly reed.
A remarkable cure waseffrcIed by the Vegetable Put
monary Bal:am in the winter and spring OF 1850. The
.erson Mr. MOODY, had been suck long time with
The consumption. His ply -icans had gwen him up
lie reduced 80 low as 10 be unable 10 help himself
aud was raising IA large quantity OF blood when he
commenced using The Basam, which has effected
complete cure, and he is now as hale and hearty as
e. 81 he Mr.. Moody has removed from this town.
but he has promised me more detailed account of his
case, which will inward you. Z. > CLAY.
Kingston, n. Y. June 25. 1888.
Extract of a letter from DR.. Jacob Myers. The
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been sold IN this
count, for two years, aud the medicine has gained an
Uncommon celebrity, for It sraIcely in one instance
failed ui having the desired effect am b, no means
~ favor Of the many nostruns, most OF winch are IN
pnsi ZION. upon u credulous public, bui thai which !
know by use To be eifecrua, Cannot help bni Civ
,,p,ob iion thereto a counterfeit preparation has
heen offered here by a,ra,eiing Agent, OF Consock,
~ Y and there is another article vended here that u
| strongly suspected 10 bespu'lous'
JACOB MYERS. NJ. d.
MifIling,on, Juniata co, Penn. May 3, 1887, F'om
Dr. Samuel Morrell, 10 the Proprieols Of the Neee
table Pulmonary Balsam. ] am satisfied that the We.
se,,ble Pulmonary Basam is valuable medicine
Il has been used in this place with complete success IN
an obstinate complaint OF the lungs, attended with a
severe cough, loss Of voice. aud the raising Of much
blood, Which had previously resisted many approved
INSCRIPTIONS. Alter using The Basam one week, the
naenr's DICE e urned and he was able speak audi
| hy. THIS case occurred some time since, and the
man ia now engaged not only in active bu laboI ous
| business. Respectfully, &c. 3. MoRRELL.
| I, is now more than six years since was brought
very low by an affection of'hs lungs, and complaint
was declared 10 be incu able by council Of three phi,
sciaus was then restored To cool health a. had
eno,ed for many years, by using the Vegetable Pat
mon,ry Balsam. Since my recover, have recon
mended the B,lsam IN great many cases Of lung
compl,n,s and far as can learn its use has in
variab, been followed bv much benefit, and IN ma'S
instances i, has effected cures which were wholly unex.
peced. ,. SAMUEL I'E"I'''
Boston. March 2, 1887. ;,
| Far sale, wholesale and retail, by J. = J. u
PECK & Co., and TlIEO A. PECK & Co., Bur-
iinpion, W.
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WoRMS, wORMS.-DR, N: HITcMcocK's


w unrivallcd and mequalcd WORM TEA,
sovereign remedy for Worms. Strange and incred.
bic are the elects Of these dete,table vermm; few
persons, and il is thought free from them, par
tcuary females aud children. Many persons go
through distressing course Of medicine without
benefit, when they might lie relieved by using the
Worm Tea. This invaluable medicine has been tested
by the experience OF more than ten years use, and
administers! to more than 10000 persons Of various
ages, and not one solitary complaint; on the contrary
hundreds have called, and unsolicited, given their de-
cdcd preference TO H. after trying the different articles
sent forth TO the pubic, and pronounced DR.. NJ Hitch
cocks Worm Tea the mos, safe, encctual, and con-
vcnicn remedy that can he obtained for in one OF
the thousands of instances where it has been used
agreeable TO the printed directions has it ever failed.
\. b. Ask for DR.. NJ. Hchcocl's WoEM TEA, as there
are many nosrunls abroad for the onofw worms
For sale Wholesale and retail by A. HITCHCOCK q
CO., sole propricors III Gcnesee street, Utica, ond
by Their agents Throughout the Union. In Burlington.
by J. & J. II. Peck 4 Co., and Theo. A. Peck & CO.,
In Vergennes by J. II. Bowman. In Milton, BY
Burnet & Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lorenzo Janes:
aug20
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NJ ATURE's GRAND RESTORATIVE. Thi.

~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivalled
for hcfolowng complaints, viz: dyspepsia, or lndi~
se>on, diseael Liver, bilious dis order, Dropsy, Asth-
ma, Cosiivene,s, Worms and loss Of Appetite. and by
cleansing the stomach and lowes, cures pains in the
side, stomach AMI breast, colds and coughs Of long
standing, loarsenr,s, >horness Of breath, Nervous
complaints, etc., which frequently the eject Of DIS
ease. For Fever and AGuc, il l. most valuable pre-
venia:ive a. well a. a sovereign remedy. Its vrtues
surpa>> any thing heretofore known in removing ST.
Nnus' nance,--two bottles have teeu known 10 cure
this adlcng disease, ater having lafici every exer-
ton tor four years. has most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints. Its pleasant 10 take
and easy in is operation, that il may administered
TO he infant with aely. The owe Medicine very
highly recommended ly many scientific gentlemen,
and large numl err Of ladies, who have proved The
virtue, ofthe Medicine y personal use and that Of their
families. A hill ofcerlihcate> accompanies each hoe,
with directions. Il may lie had wholesale or retail Of
S. Britain, Barre aud }, c. Farnam, East Williams.
town, VI. sole propre-ors. Prepared from the origiR
al recipe; for sale fy f. II. Prentss, Montpelier, and
j. & J. II. PEcK & Co. and THEo. A. PECK Co., Bur
lngion, and in the principal towns IN the state; oil
directions signed IN The hand writing oiihe proprietor
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DOCT,s. sAxTON 4 NEAL.
IEREIEEEa

ID especially inform the inhabitants Of BuRiiSe-
II Ton, and vicinity, tina, they can lie found on
Church street, nearly opposite the Grand Bazaar one
door south Of J. p. WhanG's store, ready 10 DO all
work in their line with neainess and despatch -,
TEETH IN er,ed on Gold Plate from one 10 full
set, which thew will warrant he useful IN mastIca-
tlon, and appear like natural Teeth.
TEETH filled with Gold or Tin Foil and the much
celebrated Metallic Paste. Teeth can he el.ctnal
" filled with this Paste, that canno, lie done with Gold
or Tin Fos, with ease and warranted for durability.
One of the two subscribers Re found in their Of
nee a, all times, which is very necessary when amar
has the ,hrobbing tooth ache,
Burlington, June IL, 1871 n:
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CATARRII SNUFF.

NTARSHALLS SNUFF, is still curng,he Ca,arrh
Inland the various diseases ofthe head, as well as
sore eyes, In all parts of the country; and sustaining
the reputation which il has long since gained, Of
market.
Each bottle contnins three times the quantity Of one
Of those which are offered at "ONLY TWENTY
FIVE CENTS" And is therefore much cheaper,
as well as better article. For sale by
j. e. ]. II. PECK & Co.
THEO. A. PECK e. Co.
and Dr.. ROBT. MOODY.
Burlington, Jan. %, 1871. WIS
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ONUFF ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.-D NJ.
- Hichcock's newly invented Snull'the best ar-
Gle ever discovered by scientific men, in Europe or
America for the and absolute relief Of Caiarrh,
Dizziness Of the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous Head
aches, Fallen Sickness, Fits, and Infants troubled
with Snufiles, partial shocks Of Palsy, &c. For sale
Proprietor, No. III Gene>ee ST. Utica, and by Their
agents throughout the Union. In Burlington, J. &
J. II. Peck & Co. In vergennes, by J. II. Bowman
In Milton, by Burnett Sawyer, In Georgia by Lo'
renzo james.
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lIEPATIC ELIXIR.

4 CELEBRATED remedy for complaints arising
IN from diseased state ofihc LlV Err and us Secre
tion~ the following are a few of its symptoms
weaknc Of the stomach Indigestion, loss of appetite
lownes> ofSpiriis and Headache; it will he found
remedy for Eruptions on the Face. In conse-
quence Of their Icing many nosir1ms circulating ia
thi, part OF the country the subscribers authorized
TO warrant it,, beneficial elects. This article is Just
received, and offered to the public one well worth
the attention of;hose who afflicted by complaints
from the above disease; ii Icing from an eminent
Ehysican--we feel confident in thus recommending il.
Oct, 6 1910. THO. A. PECK Co.,
SIGN ofihe Mortar, one door east of II Peck & Co
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James G. Yicrce's Estate.
STATE DE YER MONT
DIseIcr OF cIIrrENDEN, IS.

DIsRIcr OF cII1TTENDEN, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Chit
tenden To all persons concerned in the estate OF
James G. Pierce, late of Huntingdon IN SAID dis
trict deceased GREETING.
WHEREAS, Daniel B. Tucker administrator of the
estate of said deceased proposes to render an account
of his administration and present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance at session
the Court of Probate, to be holden at the Eagle Hall,
in Wlliston, on the third Monday, of August next
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear teiorc
said court at the time and place aforesaid, and shew
cause, if any you have, why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand, at said Burlington, this egh'h
day Of July, A. ID. 1871. ,.,,z,,> D.-.,..
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continues unrivaed as a
WI strengthening PLASTER; Also, for Rheuma-
tism, LameneSs or pains in the Sides limbs or back
for >croinlons swengS, scrvy sores, Fresh wounds
AMI for general Family Plaster or salve For Corns,
moreover--try il pare close, perscvere in then hy
making new application occa> onally, and IN time,
yonr cons will be cured. For sale by
J. e. J. II. PECK e. Co.
THEO A. PECK e. Co.
and DR. ROBT. MOODY.
Burlington, Jan. %, 1871. Iy.CIs
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Beware of DcceptiOni

TThas frequently come to the knowledge of the sub
l. scriber that empty Snuff Jars with his Labc on
thcm have been ought up, for the purpose Of selling
them an inferior quality ofSnuii and, Also that his
ed or the general design of the initiated as
easily deceive the unwary; he deems it, therefore, his
dufy 10 inform purchasers of the manner in which
they are often imposed upon; and he would hereby
request them to tear OFF or deace the Labels on the
outside of the Jars after having disposed of the con-
tents, SO as to prevent further Of the same.
A suitable reward will he lad for such evidence as
will lead TO the detection conviction of the mposter.
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THE public are hereby canS9el asaias, pHr rI,
Iamole county AMI state Of Vernon, Two 'romis-
nv Notes, one drawn ly The Burlington MIL Com
pany for $709 60: dated the 18Th day Of April, 1871,
payablc fix months from date, with interest, pay
able 10 Gardner Gales or order, and by the endorse
ment of the said CAFES tran ierrel 10 me. The other
draws by me, for the SUN Of about $3.50, payable in
ninety days from date, 10 John Warner, or order
narllcularIy described, signed by John S'earns,
principal, and Edmund Clark, "a surety. Sad War
her has no right 10 collect said notes.-the having OBJ
duress. The Mill Company have been notified, not 10
nav 10 said Warner, or his eudorsee, the Note
bv them drawn and the payment of The note given
by me, and sad Clark, will be resisted TO The last!
nc JUN oiEAnNS'
Burin gton July Is, lS1l
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PRICES REDUCED III!

TIME subscribers have taken the Store formerly
occupied by Geo. A. Conner as grocery store
first door west of B. Bishops Hotel which has been
filled with GOOD assortment of DRY GOODS, wet
and drv GROCERIES, &c &c, which were bought
his spring in New York at low prices and will be
sold at very small advance from cost for cash, pro-
baby lower than can be purchased at any other stand
in town as circumstances make it necessary that the
goods be sold Immediately;
Tavern keepers and others wishing to, purchase
LIQUORS, Loaf Sugar, &c. will do well to call.
JOSEPH HATCH, ! s.s;o,..
TRISTAN CONNER He"s"'''
J Burlington, May ~, 2sil.
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SUPERIOR FLOUR.
ll.Jjl

/ N. HINSDIIiIi AntHt TOT NU.
N%NSSM y. chester and other Western Mills
lL1AM.4EzzA:A &c. has for sale, in store, and
.SSs4ss::ssss9 receiving Eight Thousand Barrels OF
aa2Sss Fancy and Superfne Brands of
FiOUR. of the highest reputation in the New
York and Boston markets Among which are the
following, H. Ety. T. Hemphall F. $. Clark & Co.
J. Davis, II. Holmes, Union Mills, Jackson Mills,
Clifton Mills, and j. Kosher together with several
choice brands of Ohio and Michigan Flour, Also,
r. Rudd and n. Shick, suitable for the MontreatMar
ket.
Merchants and dealers vii be furnished to order,
at very low rate, by renting Drafts, Certificates of
Deposit, or Cash, to 3i5 Rv'r street, Troy where a
full supply will be kept at all times.
Nav %, 1871 n5lm3
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n A. BRAMAN, has this day received new assort-
- OF Books and Stationery, comprising Addresses
and Messages of the Presidents from Washington to
Harrison. Valuable and approved works, in Tneolog
zeal and MISCELLANEOUS Literature. Gel era Biography
voyages and travels. The latest editions of the most
approved School Classical and Mathematical Books.
large supply of Paper Quills, Blank Books, Elem
entary and other Spelars, Grammars and Biographies
Boston Academy Glee Book and Odion and Juvenile
books caref lily selected all which are offered at the
lowest nricns nj the Book Sinrc. Inlu [ lS1l
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CR0CKERY, GLASS G. CHINA WARE.
EARRAK 4 WATT

Importers and Wholesale dealers in Croctery Glass
and China Ware, and Manufacturers Of
Stone Ware.
100 CRATES just received and now opening
lOO namely
% Packages Edged and Common Ware,
25 do Blue Printed do
10 do Royal Bourbon Sprg do containing
complete dinner services, Tea sets and
Toilet Ware.
10 do French White Granite Ware with COM
plcte sets throughout.
10 do Antique Vase Opaque Pearl Ware, con-
tanning perfect dinner sets, entirely new patterns and
shape, most beautiful allice, with. Tea and Toilet
Ware 10 match.
CHINA WARE.
10 packages China Ware, containing Beautiful
White Tea Sets, Gold edge and line Tea
Sprg do do Sets and gold band
GLASS WARE.
10 packages Glass Ware containing
6, 6, and flute Heavy Cut Glass Tumbers,
6, 8, and flute Pressed do do
3pncknges fine plain Tumblers very cheap,
Cut Glass Lamps,
PLAIN do DO, a great variety,
Superb Cut Glass Hall Lamps,
Astral Lamps, Girondales, Candlebras,
Cut Glass Bowls, Lemonade Glasses,
Pitchers Decantcrs Splendid French Porce
Goblets, Wine and line Vases, with flowers
and shades,
and variety Of other ites III their line all of which
are now offered Wholesale and Retail at New Yor,
chants in The surrounding towns their stock of ware
assuring them that they will sell in package assorted
to order good terms can be purchased IN New
Hor, Boston or Troy, at their warehouse corner O.
OF Church and College SITS
Burlington, June |. lS4l.
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CABIN TWARE.-Thcsu subscriber has resum

z NABi n IIT w AKE.-Thc subscflbor has resuIn-
" ed the Cabinet business the old shop on Church
street, formerly occupied by Nichols d Herrick, and
recently by b. X. Walker, where he intends to manu-
facture and keep constantly on hand all kinds of
CABINET FURNITURE, of style and quality not
inferior to any manufactured in this vicinity. He
hopes long experience together with strict attcn
ton to the businesses, will secure him share of the
public patronage.
s-.TWANTED in cxchanrcfor Cabinet Work, Birch
and Maple Scantlet suitable for bedsteads; Eastwood
plank, and boards from inch to inch; white Pine
boards Most kinds Of country produce received in
payment, Out cash would De very acccptableD
Burlington, Jan. ], 1871. SAMUEL. NICHOLS.
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IL BARaArN.-The proprietor offers for sale the pre-
misses in the village of Burlington, now occupied by
II. b. Stacy, Esq. as dwelling house, printing office
and reading room. The promises are CONVENIENT for
and dwelling house for offices of almost any
description, and are situaedn the centre Of the most
business part of the town.
For terms of sale and payment inquire of Charles
Russell Pearl st. Burlington, or a. l.. Catn. OF Or
well VI.
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HNHE LION OF THE DAY.-NO CURE NO
i PAY!-The Genuine old Dutch or Ger
mn Nnpciahlc pills -IIn hl.t

Docl. Valentine Mott, NJ. d. Of ~ Y, and Others
These the orders! Any one that does not find re-
lief from these pills the price is refunded Lack, these
are the positive orders of the Proprietor to agents and
others. In Offering these pills to the public, appeal
to their Intelligence. If these pills are not what they
recommended, you in duty hound out Of respect
to yourself and community TO reject them, and publish
them TO the world as an imposition, humbng and
qnackery. Thepuhlic may lie assured they are purely
vegetable, they composed of nine incredints, part
Of the medicine is only found in Asa and in the val
ley> Of Germany. For convenience these extracts
are made into pills and will he found sure cure or re-
lief for all bilious complaints, yellow and bilious
ievcrs fever and age, Jaundice, scarlet rash, bilious
cholic dyspepsia. &c. II i, not pretended that this
medicine is for all iii, eases 10 which the human
system is liable Ten thousand useless efforts have
been made to draw from the regions funk nown fancy
some long-spun theory of magic art, which would
cure each and every disease. Good medicine is not
found in the fire whirlwind. Health and happiness
hang upon chance wins--time is the herald Of truth
The past at least is secures they have already raised
a monument Of their greatness which will defy the
corrodng tooth ofume. None can lie Genuine without
a wrapper and directions on each box on which my
name Is written at length. Sold wholesale and retail
by the subscribe at Glen's FALL, ly A. B. D. Sand
49, and 100 Fulton IT, and X. NJ. Mciss, 1888 South
Make, ST. Albany Baum G. Hawley 2l9 Silver st.
Troy, General Agents for the state of New York.
MERRITT GRIFFIN.
For sale by VIM. Rhodes and f. b. Green, Rich
mond Morton G. Clark, and ID. & D. S. La,hrop,
Wili>on; IIaGar q ComsiocL, Shell urn II. Stanton,
Es,ex Geo. b. OakeS, and ALERT Barney, jericho
J. r. Hurlbu,, Westord; J. H. Barnes, Charlotte; r
| Moody and Geo. Peterson, Burlington; and ly f.
BRIGGS, Burlington, Agent for Chtienden Co., where
| Sub Agents can lie supplied al wholesale prices.
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NOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
lVl These medicines are indebted for their name to
their manifest and sensible action in verifying the
springs and channels of life, and en,lunG them with
renewed tone and vigor.. In many hundred certified
cases which have been made pubic, and in almos,
every species OF disease To which the human frame
liable, the happy ects Of MoFFAT's LIFE Pills AND
PHENIx BIrTERS have been grealiuy and publicly
acknowledged by the persons benefited, and who
were previously unacqnanedwilh the beautifully PHI
losophica' principles upon whirh'h are compound
ed and upon which they consequently act
The LIFE MEDICINE,S recommend themselves in
diseases of every form and description. Their frs,
operation is to loosen from the coats of the stomach
and bowels, the various impurities and cruiies
>tany settling around them; and 20 remove the har
dened faces which collect in the convoluiions of the
smallest ine>linc,. Oher medicines only partially
cleanse these, and leave such collected mast behind
a. 10 produce halual co>veness, with all lis tran Of
evils. sudden darrhpa, with It's imminent dager-.n
This fact is well known Ia all regular ANTAGONISTS,
who examine The hman bowels ailerdealh and hence
the prejudice Of hose well informed men against qrac
melclnes-or medicines prepared and heraded to
the public by ignorant persons. The second effect Of
the Life Medicines is TO cleanse the kidneys and the
bladder, and by th, means, the liver and the lungs, the
rehabilitation ofwhch entirely depends upon the
| guarty Of the urinary organs. The blood, which
takes red color from the agency OF the liver and the
lungs before passes into the heart, being thus purified
by them, and nourlShed by food coming from clean
stomach. courses freely through the veins, renews
every part Of the system, and trlumphanlly mounts
the banner OF health in the blooming cheek
/ Moiai's Vegetable Life Medicines have lecn thor
oughly tested and pronounced sovereign remedy for
Dyspepsia, Flamlency, Papna,on of The Heart, Loss
ofAppetie, HEARTBURN and Head ache, Re>e :,
IIl-,emper, Anxiety Langnor and Melancholy, Cos
ivenesS, DlarrhGa, Cholera, Fcvers Of all kinds,
Rheumatism, Gou', Dropsies OF all kinds, Gravel,
| Worms, Asthma and Consumption, Scurvy' Ulcers
Inveleraie Sores, Scorbuc EruriionS and Bad Com
plcxion>, Erlpve complaints, ,allow, Clolly, and
4 other disagreeahle Complcxion, Salt Rhenm Erysil,-
ela>, Common Cold> and Influenza, and various other
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MILLINARY s. DRESS MAKING.
Bv Miss S, BRAY,

WHO has commenced
w in the new building
on the east side of Church
street, opposite II. Lanes
store, and a few rods south
of the Church, where every
attention will be given to
the making of BoNSErs,
Caps AND DRESSES, in ao-
conlance with the most ap-
proved New York style,
which Fashions are now
just received for the sea-
son.
Al. n5l
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BURLINGTON
sE.S ~ AIsS s % ~ z ~ a. sA y

VNHE Trustees of the Burlington Female Seminary
i take pleasure in announcing that the school will
be re-opered on Wednesday the Goth inst, at the
buildings lately known the Episcopal Institute,
under the superntendance of Miss THIRzAH LEE, late
of the principal instructors at the Troy Seminary
Miss Lee will be aided by competent and expert
enced teachers in the various branches OF knowledge
and elegant accomplishments usually taught in the
best female scho Is IN this country. The musical m
struction will as heretofore, be given by Mr.. MoLT.
The terms will be as follows The schooI-year,
consisting OF A weeks, wilb divided into two SEES
sions, half session being one quarter. The second
quarter of the present session commences MAY 90
The winter term will commence on The third Wednes-
day OF September. The charge for boarding, lncud-
ing washing fuel lights, ETC., will be $50 per quarter
halfpayablc in advance. Tuition in Enash bran
ches $40 per session, hafpayabe in advance.
an, ha Dioun