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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-12
TiUBLIC-No. 521

AN ACT 10 grant presumption rights 10 settlers on
the Dubuque cluim," SO called, in HE lerriIo.
ry0f Iowa.
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatires Of the United States of america in Con-
gress assembled That The lands lying il, the Town
ol Dubuque, III the territory OF lows. heretofore
reserved isi The Dubuque claim, so called, which
have not been sold by The United Slnles by virtue
OF The ncs Of The fourth day July, one Thousand
eight hundred aud lhirly-sx aud the lhrd day
Of March, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
sc, EN-, he, and the same hereby declared To be
pubic lands and that settlers on sand land, who
but for said reseryaiiOn would have been enabled
TO enter The same under The preemW0n laws of
nineteenth June, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty -four, twenty second June, one thousand
eight hundred and lhhiy eight, first June, one
thousand eight hundred and forty, or fourth Sep
TENDER, one thousand eight hundred aud iorIy-
one, be, and they ara hereby, authorized TO enter
the same at one dollar and twenty-6 cents per
acre, at any Time within year after the date OF
this act, upon complying with the provisions Of
either OF said acts under which such person may
claim; the settlers under the earlier law being
entitled TO the preference over those under a
subsequent one Provided, That this section is
not to 10 regarded as extending The right OF pre-"
empon TO lands reserved for lead mines, salt
springs school sections, or town lots And propid-
ed further, That should the said claim OF Dubu-
que hereafter prove valid, compensation to the
claimants shall be made by The United States in
other public lands equal in quantity, subjec, to
private entry.
Approved, August 16, 1912.
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Approved, August d, 1912.
fPUBLIC No. 40. /

AN ACT 10 annex part of the town Of Tiverton,
in the State of Rhode Island, to the collection
district of Fall river, in the State Of Massachu-
sets.
BE ii enacted By The Senate and House Of Repre-
sentdfires Of the United !SateS Of 4,neyicd an Con
greSs assembled, That al! that part Of the town OF
TWenon, in the State of Rhode Island, which
lies north Of the south line of The farm of William
Slade, aud of the farm OF the heirs of iioylslon
Brayton, to Noltuper Pond, aud by said Pond to
the south line OF the State of Massachusetts, aud
the waters and shores adjoining thereto, be, and
the same is hereby, annexed TO, and.mude a part
of The collection distract of Fall river in the State
OF Massachusetts.
Approved, Angus 4, 1912.
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lPuBLIc-No. AL.

AN ACT explanatory of an act entitled I" an act
TO constitute the ports Of Stouirgton, Mystic
river aud Pnwcotuck river collection district"
BE il enacted BY the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiues Of the United States of america in Con-
gresS assembled, That the first section of The net
entitled tan act to constitute tho ports of Stoning-
ton, Mystic river, md Pawcntuck river collec-
ton district, shall he construed in the same man
ner it would have been had the words from and
after the lhirIelh day of June nexT been wholly
omitted in said section.
SEC. 9 find be it further enacied, Tint The a
foresaid net, entitled "an net to constitute the
ports OF Slonington, Mystic river and Pnwcatuck
river a collection district" approved August Sd,
eighteen hundred and forty two, shall luke effect
in AL its provisions, aud he in force heretofore
explained from and after the sad third day OF
August, eighteen hundred and forty tWU.
APPROVED, AUGUST I6 1912.
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re senidi,r1s OF the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That it shall be lawful for
the Gerk Of the district cour, for the nor hern dis
trict of New York to appoint a deputy, who, in
his absence, may exercise all the official powers
of the said clerk, at the village of Auburn, in the
county of Cnyuga, in said district. And such
deputy, before he enters on the discharge Of his
duties, shall ,nke the usual oath for the faithful
performance of his duty as such deputy. And
nothing herein contained shall be held to excuse
or release The said clerk from legal responsibility
for ncto performed by his said deputy in behalf Of
said clerk in the office aforesaid.
Approved August | |, 1912.
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Approved, August I6, 1912.
[PuBLIc-No. Sill

AN ACT requiring foreign regulations OF com
merce To he annually laid before Congress.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives Of The United States Of 4nlerca in Con-
gress assembled, That it shal be the duly of the
Secretary OF SateNto lay before Congress, annual
.ly, at the commencement of its session, in com
pend.ous form, all such changes and uodiica-
lions in the commercial systems of all ether ma
lions, whether by treaties, duties on imports and
exports, or other regulations, us shall have come
TO the knowledge of tho department.
Approved August Is, 1912.
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Resoiued by The Senate and House of Representa-
Tires in Congress assembled That the benefits of an
act entitled can act granting halfpay and pen
sions TO certain widows" approved the 9Th day of
July eighteen hundred and thirty eight shall not
be withheld from any widow whose husband
died after the passage of the act ofthe seventh of
June, eighteen hundred and thiriy-two, and be.
fore The of the seventh of July, eighteen hun
dred aud thirty eight If otherwise entitled TO the
same.
Approved, Angus, l6, 1912.
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Derby, b. Colby Qoss)
Glover. Smith, 10 tgan)
Greensboro, N. W. Scott, (ousted last w
Que wing gain.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Bratileboro', Lafayette ClarktO
Dummerston, II Smead, 10
Gulford, f. Field, 10
Vernon, E. Howe, jr. " (gaiu)
One wing gain.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Canaan, w. Morrill,,
Concord, NJ J. Graves, 20
Guildhal, Allen Gould, (loss)
Lunenturgh, Jonah Brooksw
Maidstone, L. Walker,l
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Election Returns.

TOWN REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Barre, Leonard Keith,
Berlin, Farley Foserw
Calais, Abdie Kent,
Duxbury, Lyman c. Turner,
Fayston, J. G. Griggsl
Marshfeld, Horace Hollisleri
Middlesex Horace Holden, 10
Montpelier, Addison Peck,
Moretown, Micah b. Taplin,l
Monroe, |. McLoud,
Mortified, Nathan Morse, 10 (gan)
Plainfeld, Mark NJ. Page
Roxbury, Allen Spalding,l
Wasfeld, Hiram Jones, 10
Warren, Artemas Cushman, 10
Waterbury, Henry Douglass
Worcester Moses Fulsom, ab(w. last year,
Locos ii, Wings s, Abolitionist !. Last year
locOs 10, Wings S.
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I'd, August 10, 1912.
[PUBLIc No. 40 !

TUBIIC -NO. 10
AN ACT TO chunge the name oi HE port of entry
on Lake Erie, known PORTLAND, 10 that of
Sandu,ky.
BE 1t enacted by The Senate and House Of Repre-
Sentatres OF the United States Of .4mericQ in Con-
gress assembled That from and after the first day
OF October, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eghi hundred and forty two, the port ofPorand,
on Lake Erie, in the district of Sandusky, in The
State OF Ohio shall be called the port Of Sandus-
ky.
AuDroyeJ August I6 IS4l
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pproved, August 10, ls42.

(REsoLUTIoN-PUBLrcN o.6)
A RESOLUTION decarative of the pension
act Of July seventh, eighteen hundred and
thirty eight
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Newbury, w. II. Carter,w
Orange, Carlos Carpenter, 10 (gain)
Randolph, VIM. IIebard, 10
Stanford, Daniel Cobb,
Thetford, II. II. Niles,
Topshan, G. Grow,i
Tunbridge, Z. Foslor, 10
Vershire, 5. Il. Virgins
Washington, John Emory,w
West Forlee, Elisha May,n
Williamstown, Enoch Howe,w
Same as last year.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
Bevdere, J. Shattuck,l
Cambridge, Joseph Bakor,t
Eden, Eli Kinds, jr. 10
Gilmore, G. W. Bailey, TO (gain)
Hydepark, Almond Bourdmau,
Johnson no choice. loco last year,
Mansfield, james Harrisi
Morristown, George Small,
Sterling, no choice.
Stow, u w Bennett,
Waterville, o Mcfarland lab. last y'r.)
Wocor, Ephrain Ladd, (oss)
One loco less.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Barnet, w Luckey,w
Burke, Lucius Dennisou, TO
Cabot, A. Webster,
Danyille, A. Morrill,,
Groon, jonathan WEIGH, 10
llardwiek, J LPope,t
Kirby, Nathaniel Willis, 10 ~
Lyndon, b. Snnborn,i
Newark, A. SIoddard 10
Peacham, f. g. Chanberlin, 10
Rycgolc Robert Whi,elaw, 10 (goin)
Sheffield. J. P. Ingals,t
St. Johusbury, II. Paddock, 70
Sutton, 5. Eaton,L
Waterford, r. Ross 10
WheelOck, A. Bradley,L
Wings 8, Locos 8 &; same as last year.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Bakersfield, c. G. Stone,
Berkshire, j. Smith,
Enosburgh, II. N. Barber, V
Fairfax, A. S. Cove, Qoss)
Fairfield, J. Soule,l
Fletcher j. Ellsworth jr,, (loss)
Franklin, A. Deming, 70
Georgia, l.. James, 10
Highgate, John Barr, (icss)
Montgomery 10
Richtord, J. Powell,
Sheldon, Goodsl TO
ST. Adams, Cornelius StiIphen,
Swanton, John Barney,W
Three wings lost.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Brandon, Nathan Sprague, 10
Castleton, WIN. Sanford, 10
Clarendon, Philip Briggs, 10
Chiuenden, d. Is. Bogue, 10
Fairhaven, B. Ellis, TO
ilabbardton, Flagg,W
Ira, Fish, 40
MidIetowh, C. b. Harrington, (loss)
Mendon, Samuel CALDWELL,
Mount Holly,
Orwell, 10
Pitlsiord, S. H. Kellogg 70
PouItney, ". P. Noyes, TO
Rutland Luther Daniels, 10
Shrewsbury, Benz. e,lham,l
Sudbury, Moon,
Tinmouth, John Cobb, 10
Wangford, John Fox 10
Wells, John Barden, II
One wing lost.
ADDISON COUNTY.
Addison, Jonas Smith, 10
Bridporr, Abel p. Skiff, 10
Bristol X. w. Peake,w
Cornwall, ID. Sanford, 10
Goshen, Towle, 10
Leicester, J. G. Perry, 70 (none last year,
Mi,Idlebury, Joseph Warner,w
Moukton, Il. Smith,
New Haven, A. p. Roscoe, To
Rpton, no election.
Salisbury, f. Bump,l
Shorehun, Kent Wright,w
vergennes, E. ID. Woodbridge, 70 (gan)
Weybridge, Philo Jewe,t,l
Whiting, J. F. Brownie
One wing gain.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Bolton, l.. Cotton,
Burlington, John Van Sicklen, 10
Charlotte, 10
Colchester, John S. Webs,er,l
Essex, Elijah G. Stanton
llinesburgh. II. r. Smith, 70
Huntington, s. Amber, u
Jericho, Zebna Bliss, 10
Milton, Samuel Boardman, 10
Richmond, Douglass,
ShelSurne, Robert While, 10
ST. George, Il. Lockwood, 10
Underhll,
Westlord, Daniel Jackson, 10
Niliston N. Parker, (loss)
One whg lost
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Baltimore, VIM. Davis, 10
Barnard, Hiram Aikens,
Bethel, w. P. Russell, 10 (gnin)
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[PUBLIC-No. 46
AN ACT in relation 10 the district court for the
northern district of New York.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
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Approved August II, 1912.
[PUBLIo-No. 45.1

AN ACT regulating the services Of the several
judges in The territory of Iowa.
he 1t enacted by The Seaaie and House of Repre-
senfdi'ves Of The Unted STATES Of America ~ Con-
gress assembled, That until otherwise ordered by
law OF the Legislative Assembly OF the territory
OF Iowa, the Judges for said territory, lately ap.
pointed snail he' and they are hereby, assigned
to The same districts to which the same Judges,
respectively were heretofore assigned by the laws
OF the said Legislative Assembly of the territory
OF Iowa.
Approved August ii, 1912
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ORANGE COUNTY.

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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-10
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Western Dist, of Va, Stanton
EET Bah Err U2TCy.

NOTICE to creditors, and all others con-
cerned in interest, to show cause against the
petition Of
No. 942-Cyrus w. hurry, of Page county,
to be declared bankrupt on Tuesday the
18th day Of November next.
No. 977-Wiliiam NJ. Robertson, OF Page
countv,to be declared a bankrupt Oh Tuesday
the 5th day of November next
No. 980-Wiliam MarstoE, of Page county,
to be declared a bankrupt Oh Tuesday the
18th day Of November next.
.. NO. 981-Laben w. Fisher,o Page county,
to be declared bankrupt Oh Tuesday the
18th dav of November next,
No. 982-Philip Darr. of Warren county,
to be declared bankrupt ON Tuesday the
18th day of November next.
No. 983-Elias Fisher, of Shenandoah coun-
ty, to be declared bankrupt on Tuesday the
18th day of November next.
No. 1048-Joel Pennybacker, Of Shenando-
all county, to be declared bankrupt on Tues
day the 18th day of November next.
reste. NICH0. K. TROUT, ID. c.
October 10. 1842-4t
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&. a E5 q Eg 8 WING
= @ Z = : :
To TIIF.T ATNTCSi
TO THE LADIES !!

IF ever, III the great race of mankind, there
e. has been Sne asstluousIy devoted to the
interests and comfort OF the fair sex. it has
been myself Indeed, have been deeply af-
fected, at seeing the heavy burdens and in
convenience devolving upon them in dscharg-
ing their domestic concerns 10 relieve them
ofthose burdens has been an object near my
heart land am happy to be able to announce
to you, that through my unceasing efforts,
have been fortunate enough to present you
with an article that will tend greatly to di-
mnsh the extreme. labor in cleansing your
wearing apparel Washing clothes, / have
observed in my own family, is the most burden
some and wearisome Of all other duties. How
often have seen those upon whom this duty
falls, wtil-smoke-smitten eyes, standing at the
washing tub straining their nerves and ex-
haustng their strength, in rubbing clothes:
But thanks be 70 fortune, bring you the glad
ti,lings, that hereafter yOu mag aaue no trouble
in cleansing your apparel # yo1 aoiH use the
SOAP made and prepared BY ne. This soap,
as you will perceived by the certificates be-
low, has been sufficiently tried Land found to be
one of the greatest labor saving articles ever
offered to the fair.
I In offering this remedy, I fatter myself of
having fulfilled duty due TO you. Up, then,
thou slumberng husband procure some OF
this soap without delay for thy 'betterhalf;' &
my word for it, she VIII love you the more, the
| oftener you buy.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-10
Notice 10

German Legatees & Claimants.
HHAvING just returned from trip to the
z Il Northern Cities, there has been an ar
rangement butmeen several of the Consuls of
the Ports of Germany and myself. through
which persons who have Legacies to draw CT
other business TO transact in that Country, can
hereafter apply to the subscriber, who, acting
as Agent, can give them the best assurance of
a speedy transaction and safe conveyance of
all moneys, &c, sc. that may be collected and
entrusted to him. There have been Agents
appointed in the diferent;Ports of Germany to
proceed upon all Claims sent to them, and to
pay over all moneys they may collect to certain
Houses in Bremen or Hamburg, designated to
them by the Consul in whose care the docu-
ments will be placed. AS soon as either Of
those Houses shall have received any money
So pail over to them, will issue draft, which
will be guaranteed, and on SIGHT, be paid over
by the Consul to the owner.
Persons DESTROYS of a speedy and.safe con-
.veyance of their Legacies will do well te
call, and their business shall be attended to.
Address, CHAS. G. MAURER,
Maurertolcn, Shenandoah County, Ta
September ], 1842-8w
NJ B. al communications must be post paid
TO insure aftentio9l
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sCERTyETCATTs.

We whose names are undersigned, do here
by certify, that we have effectually tried the
Lnbor -,Saoing Soap made and prepared by Mr.,
Charles C. Maurer, and do state, that we have
never seen or heard Of any kind of soap supe-
ror to it. 1t not only cleanses clothes perfect
", but saves the great labor Of washing with
machines and the naked hands.
MARY SUSAN MAGRUDER,
SARAH C. WILLIAMS,
MARIA SAMUEI.S,
CATHARINE MIL Ter,
ELIZABETH HELLER.
Mr. .lIaurer: have tried your Labor Say
ing Soap, and can certify thatit proves all you
have recommended it to be. My opinion is that
it cannot be recommended too highly.
Nov. 10, 1912. A. A. WUNDER.
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S2sdm1leTS Gip4

NO9YCE.-A. s. RnonEs in the continu-
ance of the business Of the late firm of Rhodes
and banner, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants, has associated with himself in
partnership, ]. S. esuyef; under the firm of
Rhodes and Giuyer. TO date from the LIST Of Ju-
lv, 1912. They respectfully solicit the pre-
ference Of the friends and customers of the
late firm of Rhodes 8. Banner, and beg leave
to assure them and the public generally, that
any. business confded 70 thei? hands will re-
ceiyc their undivided attention. They will
shortly remove to their new and commodious
warehouse, nearly opposite their present stu,
alton. where they intend to keep constantly on
hand, the usual supply Of Groceries, &C. sc.
at wholesale and retail. A large lot, afIiording
them abundance Of wagon room, in the rear,
will enable them to attend promptly and con :.
venently TO receiving -four, other produce
and merchandise.
RHODES & GUYER.
Depot, Winchester, July %, lS42-tf
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held in the Clerks Office ofthe Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancerv
for the County Of Page, on Monday the Sd
day of October, 1912; Isaac Overall, plain
tiff, AGAINST James Johnston and Elizabeth
his wife, John Young Johnston, Thomas Y.
Johnston, Jane Bishop and William Young,
defendants.-.4n amended and supplemental
bill to a cross bill Of defendant O0eraH, in
Chnscery
THsHE defendants, James Johnston and Elz-
e abeth his wife, John Young Johnston
Thomas Y. Johnston and Jane Bishop, not ha
wing entered their appearance and given secu
rity, according to the act of assembly and the
rules Of this court; and it appearing by satls
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants
of this state; on motion of the plaintiff, by his
counsel, II IS ordered, That the said defend
ants do appear here on the first Monday in
January next, and enter their appearance, am
swer the plaintiffs bill, and give security for
performing the decree of the court; and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
the Sentinel of the Valley, a newspaper pub
lished at Woodstock, for two months success
svey, and copy posted at the front door OF
the court house of the said county of-Page.
A copy-Teste, WM. G. LAUCk, &C
October Is, 1842.
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Dse1oC]5tjolt.

YESIE Copartnershp heretofore eAlstlns'
Il between the undersigned, under the
firm and style of Banner q Co, has been uis-
solved bv mutual consent of the parties inter-
ested. An persons therefore knowing them
selves indebted to the said firm, are respect
fully requested to make immediate payment
70 Romers' Cornwell g Co, who will continue
he hnsnsss ., their old stand at the furnace;
where they win be glad to furnish their old
customers ",.tl and the public, with merchandise,
>,t. ato ]. S. BANNER.
ISAAC ROGERS,
L. J. ROGERS,
WIN. C. CORNWELL.
octaEeS 81. 1876
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DIRECTIONS.

Soak-the clothes to be cleansed the evening
before in a tub of water. Next morning put
the kettel over the fire full of as much, clean
water as will boil the clothes-Whens warm
chip the soap into it, and stir it with wooden
paddle until it is dissolved-Rinse your clothes
out of the tub into the kettle, and let it boil
two hours-rhen have tub Of clean warm
water, and put the clothes out of the kettle
into Wash them until you get the most OF
the brine out of it-Then repeat the rinsing
in clean water until the soap is perfectly out,
and hang them up to dry. Fine linen clothes
do not require SO much boiling, unless very
much disordered
CHARLES G. MAURER,
Maurertown. Oct IS, l842.-y
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TH7HE operations Of this Institution were
4 resumed ON MONDAY TIE TuiRD
DAY of OCTOBER. al the branches of
ENGLISH, GREEK, AND ROMAN LITERATURE,
together with MENTAL, MORAL, ANp siArItE-
NAUTICAL SCIENCE, will be taught. a few
Young Men from abroad can be acoomnoda-
ted with Board, Tuition, and all other neces
sary expenses, in the family Of the Precep-
tor, at $3.50 for the Academical year Of ten
months; or at the same rate Tor any portion
of the year not less than the time from
which they enter to the close ofthe session.
SIL.AS BILLINGS, a. Nj,
Sept. %, 1842.--tf Principal.
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a large stock OF Stoves.

10 plate close stoves
10 plate boiler top do for dining room use
Cooking stoves, parlor do with fancy tops, &c
All of which Will be sol lower than ever OF
fered heretofore in this market. They invite
all who are in search Of Bargains, to
give them calI-confident that they can save
time and money for ali such. Only call and
see for Yourselves! RsmemJer-Opposite tie
FOLEY Baak BAKER g PRICE.
P. s.-Al kinds of produce purchased and
taken in exchange for goods
Winchester. Oot 20, 1912 ON
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r e.uaG'e &oucatiieu.


lFESIIE arrangements and plan Of a FEMALE
a snMlxAnr, in lhe family Of the subscr'>
her, have been brought TO state of thorough
organization and successful experiment.
large expenditure has been made and much Ia
Dor bestowed in the prosecution Of the objects
contemplated by this school. The superior
model of the building occupied the semiua>
~, the spacious apartments for the use OF the
young ladies' the varioussembel shments OF
the grounds and enclosures, are. well ca'cuia-
ted to promote the heolth and personal COM
forts fthe inmates of this seminary.-Mrs.
lJoapaN will give a general and maternal SUI
perintendance Of the concern.-Miss Z. B.
BALLARD will, as heretofore, conduct the lit
erarv department, and Mrs. a. J. Coon, late
of Mrs. WrLLARns' Seminary at Troy, N. Y 4,
viii give Instructions in
.ealta,'e, Dreaming, y painting
The course of studies embraces all the ordlna-
nv English branches-viz: READING RITlSe,
ARITHMETIC. GEoGRAPHY, HIsroBY, ENGLIsK
GRAMMAR, PHILosoPuY, (both Natural and
Mental CKEMisTRY, AsrnoNomE, CoMPosIroN,
G&oMETRY. ALGERIA, BorARY, &c. &c. toge-
Their with LATIN and FnENcu. The expenses
compared with the advantages, comforts and
amount oftalent employ ed) must be considered
very 1ow--viz For board, washing, room,
bedding, fuel, lights, and other personal &C
commodations. with tuition in all the English
branches, FIFT'Y-FFVE DOLLARS. for a
session of months. The branches for which an
extra charge is made ARE, for Latin S12 French
sig: Music on the Piano $50. use ofPiano IS;
Instruction OH the Guitar 81 5,use OF instrun ent
Sc, for the session Of 5 months. Instruction
in drawing and water colours s., painting in OIL
colours Gin which Mrs. Coonis an adept $40
per quarter of II weeks.-The session CON-
mences on the 18th day Of Sept, and expires
or the 18th day of Feb 1915, Connected.
with the course of musical instruction, the
whole of the pupils will have the henefl
(without charge) Of instruction for short IN
Iterval every day IN vocal musjc.-lt is desira~
BILE that al persons inclined 10 place their
daughters with us,shon(d 90 so on the first day
ofthe session,or day previous,that they may be
assigned at once to appropriate classes. Other
respecting the institution will be
furnished 70 any that may address us.
GABRIEL JORDAN.