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LPMILLIPs, ACADEMY,

IT'S located in the village OF Danville, VI. IL com
IL mands a fine view OF the adjacent country any
White Mountains The building is new, ana OF
beautiful architecture Regard TO taslecIcomoIt mas
been had in it's finish 1t contains TWO large sch0oi
rooms; one for the Male and the other ior ue -
,nale Denartfnents with Lecture Room, Laoo
ra.orv. and several smaller rooms for study ana ie
citations.
The Apparatus is extensive, and OF the best
work manshIp Sc leoted especially for nuitY, and
embraces valuable Telescope.
The Principal will deliver OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
on the Sciences, as often as the interest of the
school demand These will be without extra charge
Rev. ARCHIBALD FLEMING will continue
the Principal
Holyoke Seminary, Teacher of the Female Depart
ment. lFI tH"
MrI. p, DANA, Jr. Professor of Music.
Assistants will be provided when the interests
OF the school require.
These are tried laborious and approved teachers
1t is believed they arc pre- eminently qualified to
promote the intellectual and moral interest OF the
youth in this region.
GJ%rhe Fall term of / weeks, commences sep
iember 18th
Tuition from $3 TO 90
There are no charges for incidentals. Tuition Is
payable within three weeks after the commence
ment Of the term.
Board can be had in good lamilies within SNORT
distance of the Academy reasonable terms.
Rooms can be obtained by scholars who desire
to board them selves
The Text Books used in the School can be found
in the Stores of this village
ANDREW M'MILLAN, Secretary.
DonviIIe OH Aug 1912 263w3
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Something New.

~ K . 5 M A N & PARKS manufacture
~ and Keep constantly for sale on st. Johnsbury
Plain, Patent WINDOW BLIND FASTENINGS.
wholesale and retail.
A new and superior article, which, for neatness
OF workmanship, the little space they occupy. the
ease and certainty of combining the blind and pre-
venting its rattle, or noise, when open or shut, is
unequaled by any, or all former inventions. For
durability and cheapness they have no rival.
Persons ordering fastenings will state the thick.
mes of their bind. All orders by stage and otheis
wise duly answered
CROSMAN & PARKS.
St. Johnsbury, April 1912. 246-t
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NH or ~ "a m al he Ell igiOW S /.
HOW TO BEGIN THE DAY:

AS soon as evor thou ava kest in the morning,
keep the door of thy heart fast shut, that earth
ly thought may enter, before that God come
in first and let him before all others, have the first
place therein. So all evil thoughts either will
not dare to come in, or shall the easier be kept
OUT or the heart will more Of piety and god.
illness all the day after. But il thy heart be not,
at thy first awakening filled with meditations
of God and his word, and dressed like the lamp in
the Tabernacle every morning and evening, with
the olive oil Of Gods Word, and porfumed with
the sweet incense of prayer Satan will attempt to
fill it with worldly cares Aeshy desires so that
IT will grow unfit for the service of God all the
day after Bgein, therefore, every days work
with Gods word and prayer. Mediatet how
Almighty God can in the resurrection, as easily
raise up thy body out of the grave, from the sleep
of death, as he hath this morning wakened thee
in thy bed, out Of the sleep of nature. Al The
dawnng of which resurrection day, Christ will
come to be glorifed in his saints and every OF
the bodies Of the thousands of his saints, being
fashioned like unto his glorious body, shall shine
as bright as the sun. All the angels shining, like
wise in their glory, the body of Christ surprising
them all in spendor and glory. IF The rising Of
one sun make the morning sky so glorious, what a
bright, shining, and glorious morning will that be,
when so many thousand thousands Of bodies far
brighter than the sun, shall appear and accompany
Christ as his glorious train? Let not any trans
TORY profit, pleasure, or vain-g glory OF TINS day
cause thee to lose thy part and |orti'n OF the
eternal bliss and glory of that ''hch is properly
the resurrection Of the just but endeavor thou
with the eyes of faith tcforesee the glorious light
of that day.-Bayly
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TVAVING purchased The Store and Goods, for
n a merv owned and occupied by N. Bradlee, at
Peacham Corner, the same are offered for sale
cheap, and on time with good security The loca-
ton is good for business there is only one store
at this place.
The Store will be open and Goods will be sold
for cash or responsible credit at COST
ALSO, FOR SALE,
On similar terms, A TEAM consisting OF four
Horses, Wagon, and suitable Harnesses-or
they can be sold separately 10 sun purchasers.
JOSIAH SHEDD.
Peacham July 26 1912 26Iw6
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Essex Go. Grammar g.,
a ~ CnN SChOoI

rr1ur AT NCoRn '0hOOl
n VIE tall term of this ln,,;,~,,
coo,iOm on Wednesday, the 7th of viii CONNIE
commune u weeks, under the mss ", septenbsr
ner very able. faithful, and SSii nl'On Orn
a,, oacner, mr. JACOB BENTopT,Y"l re'pscs2
superlntended said institution iOr Ni and who
seasons, and raised il from ra ,Tr 'hree succ',
ent prosperous and respec tabls 'en state 10 il
try, summaries In lhs Y
Mr. Benton's scholastic atta;On,
n'ness Tor an instructor in The vas;u and pscI
useinl science, are already ton 'aous brauche,
need commentator. For rsoneraIly known
and moulding the minds of tbo lining The mann
faculties are second 10 nona ;oung, Mr. Benla
ms qualifications rank him with Ih s" y, respect
tors OF our most popular literary aoles instr
fonng gentlemen DESTROYS Of '" n"lOn'
preparatory to collegiate course pursuing stud
gentlemen and ladies who NAV w,o 10 we'lasyop
more common branches and f. n'' u. 10 review
school teaching, will find IN this miemseIve
required facilities. Considerins ,h u'u'On ali
BILE reputation this school has a nv very Ie'n
years past under the superintendent ne req fort
Board hope, at least, its former non"I' u Nr B,
sustained. The school room has hr ao" may
up and will be kept in good ron ana r'e" well fl
Board can be obtained in gond c,..,.
reasonable terms. Tuition reasonsh i,''e' On "
ny order Of the board, and in ,hs 49,.
Secretary, JIG. DARj,INeea T%Senee Old
Concord, Aug. 3, ls42. u' lrgHp
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SOP SUP gM @ % so 81 g Ss GSs a. a& *
I'M STTTUT

IWSTITUIE .,
TIME Board OF Instruction Tor the acauemca'
wear. commencing Sept 1912, are
Mr. ALVAH HOVEY, the present incumoen''rrn
clpaI of the Male Department ana
Miss JULIET LITTLE, OF the New Hampton
Seminary. Principal Of the Female Department.
The nubIie NAV rest assured that the Trustees OF
this institution will at all times keep the school
supplied with first rate teachers. They have me
most perfect condolences in the present boaro-'roh,
their knowledge of Mr. Hovey, he having had
CHARGE OF The school for the past year, and nom
the Recommendation Miss Sleeper Of N Hampton
gives Miss Little. ,f-.!....
The boarding house will be completed previous
10 the commencement of tho ensuing term, ana
will be occupied by family who will furnish board,
washing, and lodging for 8 ,25 cents per week
There are twelve or more rooms IN the mousse
that will be rented 10 those VINO wish 10 ooaro
themselves RICHMOND, Resident, Sec.
nS 70 Ang 1870 263w3
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Go m w ay WI e d i G m s.

u - IN w a. WH u u u II Nh u y .
wv L. KIDDER gives notice that he has sue
wv ceeded the lato II. Kidder the prepare
ton Of the well known COp,oay Medicines, and
will hereafter give particular attention TO the pre-
paration of the following articles, The long estah
lished celebrity Of which, preclndes the necessity
of a re publication oil the numerous certhca;es III
the hand of the proprietor.
DIR. JEBB'S RHEUMATIC LLNLNE.NT.
For Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Numbness,
ChilbIains, Stiffness in tho joints &c will afford
the most unexpected and immediate relief in the
most obstinate of Rheumatism, in few hours;
this article is openly recommended by Physicians
The Liniment is done up in enlarged bottles
Price 81 l2 cents.
DU.MFRIES' ITCH OINTMENT.
The extensive sale and established reputation of
Dumfries Itch Ointment, encourages the proprietor
to recommend it to the public with renewed con-
fdence, us the most innocent and powerful remedy
for this annoying disease; il contains mercury
or any other dangerous ingredient, - and can be
applied Mt all times with perfect safety Price 25
REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
The coucurring testimony Of relieved patients,
from all quarters ,tes,fying the effected by
the medicine alter all others had failed, together
with the increasing demand for the article from all
parts of the county, prove it to be of the most
valuable specifics known for this troublesome CONS
plant. GJ.4 Clergyman loyites; |."'
Boston, Feb Is, IS4l.
have made trial Of Dumfries' Pile Eiectuary
and found il produced salutary influence almost
Immediately, and confidently believe il an eiec
tuu remedy for that uncomorlab and facilitating
| complaint. Humanity has induced me to recon-
mend it to persons thus afflicted, and so shall
continue to do. Yours respectfully, S.
The remedy consists Of an Ointment and Eleciu-
airy. Price for both rs cents, 81 l g cents when
but one is wanted, ccoMpanied with plain d ans
pie directions with description Of the complaint.
DLyfF'RIES Eye MATTER.
For sore or iafamed eyes, nothing known gives
such immediate aud comfortable lolief,and in some
exceedingly bad cases tho most unexpected and de
sirable reliet has been found IN the use of this Eye
water, after other remedies had failed. Persons
who have used it, pronounce it without hesitation
the best preparation for sore, soeaE, or infamed
eyes they have with Price 25 cts. "a bottle.
CURE FOR CORyNS. II
ALBION CORN PLASTER. The most safe
and speedy for Corns yet discoveredthe relief
is immediate. 1t dssolves and removes the corn
from the foot with ease and expedition and aoithout
| the least pain. Price 25 cents Box.
Full and ample directions accompany each of
the articles.
N. B. None Of the above articles will be genu
| me, unless signed w. l.. Ktdder the outside
wrapper. For sale at his Counting Room, 80,
State Street, up Stairs, corner of nj erchants Row
Boston. Also by l.. JEWETT, st. JohnsburyVt.
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Came into the Emc,osu--

nF the subscriber. abou, The midd,, -
" couple OF two years old steers ho,n " Ut June
each little white on the belly, and any, s" t W
in his forehead. The owner is de,,,% aR +
property, pay charges and take them ,s,. " pro-
pasture is in the north west part of ,bs 'I N
ed by Jos. Page LEWIS is p %vS SS
st. Johnsbury, Aug. 9, ls42 'T %Ss
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NOTICE,

VNHlS may certify that l have given n.
~ ROBERT WILLIAM CARNES, A y" 5i''
his time. ! shall not hold myself acco,n,,h %.nI
any of his debts: nor claim any ofhis esrnS =
this date ,,,. ROBERT CARNRS
Newbury, Feb. %, 1S42. O,.,
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NJ "A Es N NJ or 8 "A lie.

n N hS NN NJ u Ia y "A n NJ
vENHE subscriber offers for sale his farm, situated
IL on The road leading from the East Village,
ST. Johnsbury, to Lyndon Corner, containing gao
acres Of first rate land-l50 acres of which is till
age and Pasturage, and the remainder IS well wood
ed On said farm is a sugar orchard of about 600
trees. There are upon the farm good one sio.
ry dwelling house, four good barns, and other out
buildings, and also supply orexcellent water.
Any wishing to purchase are invited TO call and
view the premises. portion of the purchase
money will he wanted next spring, and a liberal
credit will be given for the remainder.
DAVID BRONSON, JR.
ST. Johnsbury, July l6, 1912 259tf
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From the Chicora.
MOURNING.
BY MRS. L. H. sIGouRNEY.


.al BY MRS. L. II. sIGoURFEY.
Theirs mourning mid The boughs,--
High in the forest fair; " t
The widowd linnet walls her spouse,
Caught in the fowIer's snare;
While the forsaken nest
Laments with shriller woe,
The mother robin dropping breast,
Pierced by the archer's bow
There's mourning in the foods,
For what the barbed hook,
And the widespread, Implying net,
In tyrant anger took;
And for the dire harPoon III
Which the yex'd wave doth stain,
And strong agony transfix
The monarch of the main.
There's mourning in the field,-
The grass that fell to-day,
Reluctant to the sythe did yield
Its fragrant soul away;
And the reaper in his path,
How little doth he heed
The expiring OF the wounded swathe,
That at his feet doth bleed,
That maiden as she goes
Among the flowers at morn,
Reeks not the weeping OF the rose
That from its buds is torn! an.F
There's mourning all around,
In ocean, earth, and air,
A seed of sorrows sows tho ground,
And blossoms every where
Shall man revolt to bear
The tax that nature lays?
Or with a murmuring spirit share
The ills TINT cloud his days?
When he, alone, of all
Creations murmuring train
Hath hope these fleeing ills may work
His everlasting gain?
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A. Wv % o. . % IN .
sp A se se, o. m,.

sp a. I &c o sAs
"A ST Door North of FARMERS 81 MECHAN
Il ICS Store up Stairs. aaf.
Latest New York and London Fashions Just re-
ceIved.
ALL GARMENTS MADE BY HIM WAR.
RANTED TO FIT.
ST Johnsbury Centre, A pril, 1912 o50,i
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he lie z "a nat m arH Or stoves.
TUST received small assortment OF
- STANLEY'S PARLOR STOVES
of the most beautiful patterns, and for sale at the
manufacturers prices, by
E, q T. FAIRBANKS q co.
Dec. IS. 230tf
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Butch Boiling ClOths

OFF the best quality, for sale by the sb,,,,
" at No. 50, Milk Street, Boston. ''''
HOSMER " TAPPAN
Boston. April Is. 1899. on
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Rev. II. Covert's EBa Fam OF life


A NEW and valuable remedy for the cure OF
IN Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the Lungs
and Windpipe: extensively used and recommend =
ed by the Medical Faculty, TO whom the recipe has
been freely made known.
!. COVERT 81 Co. Proprietors, Auburn, N Y.
IlOADLY, PHELPS, 81 Co Wholesale Dl uggists,
l42 Water Street, General Agents, are prepared TO
supply all orders on the Proprietor's terms,
The proprietor is now receiving, almost daily,
testimonials of the highest responsibility in favor
of his medicine, Fl ON Physicians, Clergymen,' aud
OF hors who have become acquainted with its ma
ture and effects among which are the following:
From the Boston .ner Journal, august 26, 1910.
The following is an extract from article in
that paper, on "Mor6us Laryngeus Coneiatorum or
Bronchitis" by Frank H. Hamilton, Professor Of
Maeria Medica and General Pathology in Geneva
Nj edcal College
"The Rev. l Covert's Mixture, also now used so
ex ensvely fol this affection by Cergymen, b belongs
the class of stimulating expectorants being
one of those lucky combinations of medicinal a
gents which, while ii promotes expec toraton does
not impair the tone of the stomach. OF tn medi
cine we ieel at liberty To speak, since its compost
ton is not held from the profession, and hope
the proprietors will fit give it TO the pub
lie. We, therefore, venture to recommend IT hav-
ing employed il in case, and in the cases
OF many others, with decided benefit
"T0 all tohonn IL may c0ncern:--This may certify
that have examined the Rev. |. Covert's Ingredi-
ents compounded under the name of the BALM OF
LIFE; and believe said compound is happily cacu
lated relieve persons of all ages and sexes atiici
ed with acute and chronic diseases of the lungs
and windpipe, indicated by coughs, difficult:
breathing, and pains different parts OF the chest,
if adm mustered under suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses. 44 e.a
JosEPH Il. PITNEY, Physician and Surgeon
Auburn, Angus: 81, 1885,
This certiies that having examined the Rev L.
Covert's BALM OF LIFE, in all its component
parts, we do believe 1t to be Of the best COM
pounds for coughs, consumptions, chronic inflama
tons, &C., of which we have any knowledge. and
do most cordially recommend its use TO all afflicted
with tho above named diseases.
j. w. DANIELS, NJ. ID. Sc
w. j. LovEJoy, M. ID. ou'"a'
.e GORDON NEEpHAM, nj. ID. Onondaaa
E. LAWRENCE, M. ID. BaidwinsviiIe.
DR.. q. R. PHELPS, Hartford, Conn. N. E Agent
LIST OF AGENTS In VERMONT.
St Johnsbury, Luther Jewett,
Waterford, M. X. Parks, 81 Co.,
Marshfeld, E. ID. Putnam
Danvie, Andrew Mcmillan
Wheeock, w. and s. Bradley
Lyndon, Fuller, Ide a. Co.,
Cabot, b. F. Goss
Wells River, Hiram Tracy,
Mclndoes Falls, N. M, Loomis,
Poacham, Chandler ~ Brown
Hardwick, Strong and Delano.
lamoilleville, b. Judevne and Holton
greensboro, l.. r. Waterman, 81 Co.
Glover, W. Is. Palmer, u Co.,
Barton, III. Robinson, q Co.,
lrasburgh, T. barrow Jr. s. Co.,
Albany, g. s. Hovey
Craftsbury, W. E. Paddock,
Barnet, J. Jewett, IL Co213 Il
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m WILLLAM IpRIGHI'S
HradIaMP Wrg ative PILLS

EnltFety egeluOIe.
Manufactured under The immediate superinten.
dance of William Wright, Vice President oil
North American College Of Health.
TyOR the treatment and cure of diseases in the
Il form Of bilious and nervous fevcrs, measles,
small pox, pains in the stomach, back and side,
consum ption, dropsy, scrofula cancer, splitting OF
blood sick head ache, rheumatism, diarrhoa, dys-
EMERY, chocs, dyspepsia, palpiaton of the heart,
ulcers and sores of every kind, &c. DC.
For Sale By
LUTHER JEWETT, St. Johnsbury,
F'S g. MECHANICS STORE, ST. J Cenue,
MORRILL, a. RANKIN, st. j. East,
l.. p. PARKS, ~ co. Passumpsic,
CHANDLER ~ BROWN, Peacham,
j. G. DARLIN 6, Concord,
G. w GATES, Lunenburgh,
GOOLD 81 NELSON, Guildhall,
FULLER IDE, IL co. .. Lyndon
J. M. HOYT, 81 co. Lyndon Centre,
] JEWETT, u co. Barnet 2l3-y
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NORTHUMBERLAND ACADEM,


THIS Institution is located in one Of the mot hcalhy an"
pleasant situations in the lower country. The Trustees ha.e
succeeded in engaging Rev. L. g. Bonon late 81 he ncH
ingha Academy, preside this institution oI tue cur
year Mr. Buyiio submitted The Board 81 Trustees e
satisfactory testimonials lis moral CHARACTER ~ - ~
his fitness ani ability preside this any s.a S'h
lion He number % an on &C
con, Of the high character standing Of those gentlemen b
whom recommended, aud amun. that number mere a'e
ut distinguished literary ~ The country.
Mr. Buyrun VIII he aided by competent ASSISTANTS ~ ''s ~
excellent library u which There hi- hefn r.
Gently made large addition valuable hooks l"c also
supply Of Maps, Globes Mathematical lnstnmths &r
and cievctu he tie cheapest Institution I" 'c hha u e
The the Isl Monday III February! anu cus
the :0lh day of November III each year
The Of instruction Will comprise the English French
Latin and Greek languages Mathematics tinrla. ar"hr
Algebra: AicHsirit1n, Conc Srtus,
spherical Tgunoncy, Natural Philosophy ana rs
tronomy, History Logic, Rhetoric Composition and Aeha m
losnphy. 1870, -
sish Grammar, - y"
The above with Geography and The of Globes - w
In all other cases, - y" y"
Beard exclusive of bed aud candles, ~ wv
BEDDING included, - "
The boarding department will continue under the tihtchd
erce II CAPTAIN Isaac Brent Steward whose experience III
This way and given by him ee,"ir leave no
doubt 81. the future faithful discharge Of the duties oil MS depart
ment.
The students az t! Academy enjoyed unusual degree
Of good health past session. The B Laws make ne
u,y of The President Academy and his assistants Ia
HE utmost attention llr- medication al moral aud religious
principles minds OF the Students and every practice calcu
lated 10 produce and dissipation, strictly forbidden.
i;y order Of the Board Of Trustees,
". BAsYE, Chairman.
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S,TOp THE RI,SaWAY-Ran away from the subscriber,
residing near House, Charlotte county! a. on 'hr
3o;h Of December, 1884, Negro Man. slave named brch
Branch is olerably bright muaito, - Years od ss ee anu
between and III inches high broad rm one point 81 ms
shoulder to the other, somewhat waySeh"d DO" g.d III =
has good couutenance has sevria scars us ahd
and some above elbow caused by the bite OF some on
his right side caused by hsens has Dep nge ya! huy
hair when combed and sometimes wears his chs III Inc
fashion He can play the fiddle some readily s"nen when
spoken TO. Had when he left, White r hat MACK poa
roh coat with velvet collar api aii-a 'ckca
,wausdown blue casne pants, bonaHine stock purple
lawn bosom took with him Kentucky -ins coat, par oil
black Virginia cloth pants black wo.sleJvtt II may be- that
he has pas or free papers falsely given. Ae has relations III
Farmyile and Iynchr. may r lurking about one 81 those
places and having of without any prorneao II may
be- that will t make his entire escape from "ne OF we
abovr named places 4 reward dollars viii be gwen i
The apprehension, delivery Of said man 10 or Confined III
a "a that can gel him ANY information respecting the
said negro will be- Thankfully received ,,,.,, ,,oo,
1f-iw
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NrOTCE--1he franklin Manufacturing Company have ap-
~ nonied A. = Maddox their Agent who will be furnished nj
his Store two below the Bank Of virginia. with large
supply Of all the If Writing Paper male al their MIL
Fuolscap, atcap ct post aud letter Paper all which y"
wholesale and retail nj such prices rs cannot i 10
satisfy the public. City country merchants and citizens Of
the generally respectfully invited 10 examine his Stock
and their interest encourage domestic manu-
factu,es RICHARD WHITFIELD President.
~, Oft
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NoTlCEPursuant decree ofthe Circuit superior Court
Of Law and Chancey for the county southahpon ana
State of Virginia. and directed bearing date November
1884, am instructed to advertise the Richmond Enquirer ana
the National intelleence published in sh.oh c'y hat
there fund now remaining under the eoo Of the court due
to Nathan Buster and wife, Iho Reeves ~ " ads ana we
Jno r. Reeves Sterling Reeves Sterling g. !snslow Ridley FOR
Joel Porter Jacob Porter Charlotte Porter aud They are
requested to forward and receive the sums deeeea 70
them respectively and comply with the conditions o. the otde
for distribution. Members Of Congress- in whose district those
Them The earliest information EDWD. BUTTS.
D.rcmbcr IA lsll e9--U
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Ian. 18th. 1912.

v7ENALE SCHOOL IN lOUiSA-A school for HE education
Of young ladies' opened residence ~ te e"
~ Of Louisa Monday, the 18th day Of JANUARY next, uue
The Of Miss X. Dodge o New ik,
Young lady who comes highly recommended for ier iiiru
take charge o the rAas'''''
Of Young ladies' la this school every thing VIII b. ansh nee
sory 10 constitute complete and finished English atca'ih'
also the French Language and Music The situation in SEE
ZION Of country provcrha for its good health ana ,s eohen
10 The Louisa Railroad accessible from any
part Of The State SIX eight young ladies' WI ~ iaAe1 ~
boardcrs my family The Tor board ana i'9n vi" W
51 far The scholastic wear o ten months This School has heh
rstabl he'd FOR the education Of my Children ana no 1.
has spared in procuring competent tcae..t. uo,
wishing TO send their daughters wards this sch"o' are r.
qcsted 10 noy early possible, a tie hinrf :" pui
i limited. Ny Post Office is Poiticsyie Louisa cnnny:
,o, Tl-aautf