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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
For Glasgow and Charlton,

A LIST OF LETT
n Office at Fayette,
the LIST day Of April, Il
Adams Elisha
Adams T. S. or Father
B
Bozarth Jonathan
Boulder James
Blanton w. L.
Bugbee w. 2
Bloys James
Bundridge John
Bra dley Alexander
Bisweil Thomas II.
Briggs David A.
Bragg Joseph
Boon H. l..
Basye Richard 7.
Crews Arie Mrs.
Craig John w.
Cowles Giles H.
Caldwell C. B. Mrs.
Collier Stephen
Cross John
Dodge Ann A.
Dunn John S.
Dyer w. T.
Duncan Eliza Mrs.
Davis g. Kline Messrs.
E
Emmerson Lucy Mrs.
L
Ford NJ. A.
Fly Jesse or Boon
Fray Nancy Miss
Fisher Caleb
G.
Gentry Clifton 8
l1afshwiler John w.
Gibson William B.
Gill Joseph
Gannaway Thomas
Head James Esq.
Hull Matilda Miss
Head William
Hughes Joel D.
Harris John
Higbee Joseph
I1ern Solomon
Jackson John =
Jackson P. M.
Jackmaa Elizabeth Miss
Jennings Thomas J.
Johnson Louisa c. Miss
Jackson Congraye
l.
Little John
WILL
Fayette, April 2, 1912
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ERS remaining in the Pc:
Howard County, Mo-, o
AZ.
Larimore P. B.
Lapsley J. NJ. Esq.
Liggett William
NJ
Morris Asa
Morrow James w.
Mure Margaret Mrs.
Morrison Thomas 2.
Miller NJ. Mrs.
Means James
Minter HardisUn
M'Crary Elias +.
Polk A.
Peacher Reuben
Poston Sanford
Pitcher William orr
Frederick Cats {
Prather Philip .
+
Roarer G.. A.
Rawlings Owen 3
Ragland T. B.
Redman John c.
Ray Joshua
Ross John
Slaughter Lewis .
Sebree Trial
Stapleton William
Stapleton 7. z.
Steel William
Seals Peter
Stephenson Calvary M
Scales Charles c. P.
Sanders james II.
T
Tindall .Josia
Troye Edward
Thompson William
Towles William
Terrill John
Tolson George
V
Vance Thomas NJ.
w
Williams Francis E.
White William II.
Witt l.. B.
Wallace Thomas Rev.
Withers Gideon
Weatherford David
Whiting E.
Williams Price
Walker David
VIM John T..
Register of l.. Office 2
Clerk of County Court
lam TAYLOR, P. NJ.
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District Court Of the United States, for the
District Of Missouri.
IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM J. MOORE.
ON the 18th day Of February, lS42, William J..
~ Moore led his petition in the District Court
for the benefit of the Bankrupt Law: Whereupon
it is ordered that the 9th day Of June next be set
for the hearing of said petition in Court, at
the City of Jefferson where all interested may at
tend and shew cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be granted.
Test: JASON HARRISON, Clerk.
10. Murfec, sol. for petitioner.
Feb, 10, 1S42.-49-Sw.
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Il A N IL IL u rs.

District Court ofhe United States, for the
District of Missouri.
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN C. THOMPSON.
ON the 25th day of February, 1912, John G.
~ Thompson filed his petition in the District
Court, for the benefit Of the Bankrupt law; where
upon, it is ordered, that the 9th day of June next
be set for the hearing said petition in said Court
at the City of Jefferson, when and where all in
terested may attend, and show cause, if any they
have, why the prayer o: the petitioner should not
be granted.
TeSte: JASON HARRISON, Clerk
10. Murfee, Solicitor for petitioner.
March 10Th, 1912 l-Sw*
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
" will apply at the next regular term Of the
County Court of Howard county, for final settle
ment of his administration of the estate Of Thomas
Lamb, Sen'r., deceased.
DAVID G. MARTIN. Admir-, de bonis non.
March 18th, 1912. l-4w
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A LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Post Office at New Franklin, Howard coun-
ty, Missouri, on the LIST day Of April, 1872
Jess w Amick Addam Miller
Martha Adams w w Redman
James H Benson Cramal V K Randie
Asa w Cawthan C BeIman
Isaac Cox Nancy Ra wings
George Dennis J w Redman
w II Dawson Samuel Shelton
Pc Davis Marian Simmons
VIM Gragg Luthor Stuard
Wes,ly Hyoronemus Jackson Sullins
M;ssouria Jackson Joanah Switzer
Jove Kingsbury Lewis Samuel
VIM l. Knight w Thompson
Charles Littieton J Tut
Clay McCart John 2 Thompson
GEORGE CHAPMAN, p NJ.
April 0, lsl2
ID IDpLES and wire sfters, for sale by
IN IVIJZLER 4. SMITH,
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DOOK-KEEPlNG,-T most approved sy>-
ID tens Of Book Keeping by double entry, viz:
Colts, Fosters, and Preston's. Also the Young
Merchant, work of great utility 70 the ineXpc-
rienced trader. For sale by HART & co.
April Is, BooUyille.
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TIE above BUSINESS will be carried on in tn,
name of Z. II. Saunders, at the old stand in Glas
gov, where he will continue to keep on hand {
genera, assortment of
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Negroes for Sale.

1912, between the hours of IL and 3 o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, three NEGROES, belonging
to the estate of Thomas Lamb, Jr, deceased, to
wit: ANN, 90 or 80 years of age, SUSAN, be-
tween and 8 years Of age, GEORGE, between
and ? years old. The said negroes will be sold
for the purpose of making distribution with the
heirs of said estate, as there cannot be distribu-
ton made in kind.
Terms-a credit Of twelve months will be given,
the purchaser giving bond with approved security.
JAMES WALLACE, admir-.
March 49, 1e42. l-7wf
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LEFT HOME

N ON the night of the Goth instant, my
GA man BEVERLY, without having cross
kgk word spoken to him. He is rather below
tn, common heighth, stout made and ac-
1f7tive. dark copper or brown color, pleasant
NA spoken, has the scar of bad burn on one
sssS of his hands and wrist, accustomed by fall
ling into salt kettle broad front teeth, perhaps q
little notched, is about % years old, and had on
when he left, pair of walnut colored pantaloons,
an old gray cloth frock coat, and an old white fur
hat. He may attempt to get to Illinois, crossing
the Mississippi about Louisiana, GAINESVILLE or in
that neighborhood, as he made an effort of that
sort last fall. l will give liberal reward for his
apprehension and delivery to me, near Glasgow,
Howard county, Missouri.
WIN. D. SWINNEY.
April 23d, lSI2-6-3w
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Administrators Notice,

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ obtained Of the Clerk Of the County Court of
Randolph County, letters of administration on the
estate Of Thomas Patton, decea sed, bearing date
March 18th 1912 All persons indebted to said es-
tate requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against it, to present them
within one year from the date of said let
tiers they may be precludcd from having any ben
eft Of said estate, and if not presented within three
years they will be forever barred.
D. NJ. TEDFORD, Admir-.
March &c, 1912. q 4w.
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HATS HATS :!

Latest Eastern Fashion.
WIM, II. McKINSTRY, 10 Market street,
w has now manufactured and ready for sale,
complete assortment of Hats of the SPRING
FASHION, to which he would respectfully invite
the attention of his customers and the public.
He would also announce that in addition to the
kinds usually worn, he has on hand the CdSSi-
mere Hat an article lately introduced and very
much admired by gentlemen OF taste.
st. Louis, April Is, 1879
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HART 81 Co.
3-tf.
Ii. T.. White,
ROB'T 7. PREWITT,
tOrncy at Law

w ILL practice in this and the neighborng
W counties. and will punctually and diligently
attend to any business confded to his care.
Oftce that formerly occupied by Wilson & Nor.
row. Fayet.e, Mo.
Ian 10 lSl2-4i-tf
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To Country Merchants.

4 LARGE stock of Hats, of various shapes,
IA qualities and kinds, purchased expressly for
the whole sale trade, on hand and for sale very
low for cash, by WIN II. McKINSrRY,
April l6. Is Market street, St. Louis.
DUk Il SUNNI ERR.
r{\HlS well known and thoroughbred stallion,
Il will make his present season in Fayette, at
FIFTEEN DOLLARS the season.
JACKSON, COOPER & KUNKLE.
March &c, 1912. 2-tf
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GEO. w. OWENS,
Late of Fayettc, MOI
Commission and Forwarding
Merchant,

NO, IOI, UPITUULAS-STREET,
Nelo Orleans.
References
Messrs. Gay, Glasgow & Co., 81. LOUIS
james P. Hickman, BoonriHe, No.
4. II. Law, Fdyetic, Mo.
Messrs, Hodge g. Owens, Paducdi, ny.
II. D. Edwards, Morganhcla, Ky.
Col. B. II. Reeves, Todd county, Ky.
Mcssrs. Charles Doane & Co., NeW Orleans
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23

0rWc are authorized to announce STRoTHER
BRANNIN, as a candidate for the Office of Assessor
Of Howard county, at the ensuing August election.
GTWe are authozed to announce SAMUEL
S. SWOPE, es candidate for the office of Asses
ser of Howard County, at the ensuing August
election.
GyWe are authorised to announce JOHN w.
AMMONS, asa candidate for the office of Asses
sor Of Howard County, at the ensuing August
election.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23

0~rA meeting to be protracted as circumston noes
msy require, will be held in Fayette, commencing
on Saturday the both day of April inst. The fol.
lowing among other elders, are expected to attend
Jacob Creath, IT., Thos. M. ALLEN, Marcus P.
Wills, and Joel H. Haden.
Fayot,e, April 16, 1912.
A Protrac,ed meeting will commence in Fayette,
at the Baptist Church, on the Goth April next and
will continue, as circumstances may require. Rev.
A. NJ. Lewis, w. Duncan, F. Fristoe, +. Without,
A. p. Williams and R. s. Thomas, ore expected to
attend.
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District Court Of the United States, for the
District of Missouri.
IN THE MATTER OF ROBERT c. HENDR!CK.
ON the 18th day of March. 1912, Robert c. Hem
~ drck filed his petition in the District Court,
for the benefit of the Bankrupt law; whercupon, it
is ordered, that the 9th day of June next be set for
the hearing said petition in said Court. at the City
Of Jefferson, where all interested may attend, and
show cause, if any they have why the prayer ofthe
petitioner should not be granted.
Teste: JASON HARRISON, Clerk.
James II. Tuel solicitor, (FultOn)
April ,, lSi2. 3-Sw
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ID IDDLES and wire sifcrs, for sale by
N SIVITZLER 4 SMITH
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New Drug Store.
Charlton Lands.

charlton Lands.
I OWN the following described Lands in Chart
l. ton and the adjacent counties, which will sell
low for cash, or will exchange for landn either Of
the Counties of Marion, Rails. Monroe, Shelby,
Lewis, ST. Charles, or St. Louis
s. w. Or. Of Sec. l4-T. 53-R. 10 w.
M =. I" 23-T. 54-R. 10 q"
81 " 26-T. 55-R. 81 "
E4 =" l9-T. 55-R. 20 u" in Charlton CO
M L" lit. 55-R. ~ " " Carroll CO.
s. E. Dr." 4" 15-T. SIR. Is " " Linn CO.
Also, an undivided half of 200 Arpens of S. w.
corner of fractional Sec, 23-T. AIR. Is, W., ad-
joining. the town of Nashville, in Boone Co., ALSO
sundry lots in the town of Nashville. l will take
a negro boy from l6 to 25 years of age in ex
change for any of the above lands. Application
can be made in person or by letter (post paid) to
me at Palmyra, Marion Co., where reside.
JOS. G. EASTON.
April 23d, 1872 6--Iw~
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DlsErlct C0uTt Of Tie I1tlted SEdteS f0r We DIS.
trict of Missouri.
IN THE MATTER OF o. S. MAJOR.
ON the 18th day of April, 1912, Overton S.
" Major filed his petition the District Court,
for the benefit of the Bankrupt Law; whereup0n,
it is ordered, that the 9th day Of September next
be set for the hearing said petition in said Court,
at the City of Jefferson, when and where all in
terested may attend, and show cause, if any they
have, why the prayer of the petitioner should not
be granted. Tes,e:
JASON HARRISON, Clerk
A. j. HERNDoN, Sol. for petitioner.
April 90, lSi2-6-Sw
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BoonyiIIc, April I6, lSi2.-5
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Crackers and Cheese,

FRosr.-Las Wednesday morning this destroyer of We
getation made its appearance in unusual splendor His
visits repeated three succeeding mornings but we
learn that very little damage is done the crop OF cotton
Bayou Sara Ledger.
BLAR ScRAPE, AND BARE EscArE.-On Saturday
the first of the month Of Mr. Robert MsDo
nsld of arl Town mot from Pctou was sent to ex
anime potatoe field ascertain any cattle had broken
into it, After proceeding about 20 rods from the house.
he was attacked by she bear with four cubs The bear
Immediately seized him, and threw him violently on the
ground As as ne rose she struck him again. ana
he fell When he the second time he attempted to
strike her with a small stick, but she caught him again
and tore his head eariully and Frustrated third
time. Provdentiay at this critical moment move
ment among the cubs withdrew her attention from the
boy who seized the opportunity and sprung fence
which the event occurred. The bear instantly fol
lowed but when she alighted the fence gave way
under and before she could recover the boy happily ef
fected his escape When he arrived the house
he was literally covered with blood and not stitch Of his
clothing remained, except the collar of his shirt For
some time his life despaired of but sanguine
hopes OF his recovery entertaned-Petou Mechanic
and Farmer.
Marrow EscAPE.-Hemon Ely, Esq, Attorney at Law
Of Rochester board the Venillon asleep in his
berth when tho boat took fire. On being awakened he
deck leaped overheard swan tn rough a rough
sing every thing but his shirt Letters have been recei
we'd from him at Huron from which learn that he has
completely recruited his health and his wardrobe and
may shortly be expected his professional du
ties at Rochester, and a circle of anxious friends
A VERr LARGE WoMAS.-one of our exchange papers
mentions the OF waman who is large round the
waist that her husband can't hug her all at once but
when he takes hug lie makes chalk mark as TO
know where 10 commence the next time going round.
FRESH AND BLOOMING WoMES.-Most English women
in the Weather classes, are able to walk SIX eight
miles stretch without oppressive fatigue and when
they visit this country always express their surprise at
the inactive habits OF the American ladies' An English
mother at thirty thirty five is in the full bloom per-
feet womanhood fresh and healthl her daughters
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
LADIES NEED NOT DESPAIR

mr.. A. c. CASTLE. Dentist. 2g7 Broadway, n. Y has a
- Paste for filling decay hollow the efficacy of which
has satisfactorily stood the les, q public opinion for several
Is put IN the tooth while in so and becomes
embodied with the tooth compact solid tooth, thus prevent
ing ALL CASES. ths necessity Of ertIactionhe most
painful tooth thereby be preserved Ladies of the first
standing society give their testimonials in the glowing
The editor of the Evening POST 22d ut saysI
admirably adapted for tender teeth and nervous and
VI CaStie ppe pi WIN seai caLc aug III
effect permanent
From the Journal Of Commerce1
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL UPEKATlON.-Dr
A C. Castle has replaced by ingenious Of DeRta
Mechanism the lost Of the upper and lower
and their teeth shot away the Of Lieut. s. of the u
NJ who with this casualty while pursuing the
dams in Florida We have letter, from the Lieut. confirm
of this extraordinary and entire which
be very gratifying the Doctor. Dr. c. also
fetal teeth the principle Of adhesion atmospheric
G. Castle refers to the Spanish French and English
Ambassadors Mr. Soughton the Consult Mrs Gene
raj Games; General McCarty B. A.; Lord Mopeh; Dr. f. U
Johnson, President Of the edical Society Torrey Pr
j. b. Beck, Dr. j. A. Smith Dr. h. Delaed, Dr. Berger DR.
Nissan, Dr. A H. Stevens, DR.. j. Cheeseman. Sc sc:
DEAFNESS-Drs Castle and Edwards, Aurss, 2s7 Br ali
way attend to the Of Deafness and all diseases
noises, coec uons of hard wax the 90 lmsc
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MEDICAL ALL

DR GREGORY, residing at 81 Mott has long
- avoraby established his character and qualification
physician he has therefore further
apprlse that he still always home
ready administer the alcted-to his patient, as
speedily their individual welfare and the varied
will permit. Too hasty general desirable,
mainly because they should be the object
ofeyerv invalid having their disease tempered WITH
by which possibly the become exceedingly
painful even dangerous be DISASTROUS The
avoid improper treatment and imperfect obtain
rle book entitled The Rubcon," gives history in de-
by perusing patients will be ape to understand their own
gained the OF
of this Glass; embracing
OF the disc ase, that il possible imagine.
in Of the little book ITSELF best
evidence of its value the
with from those whose occupation
its rapidly sale. Price so By Dr. G. his
residence 81 Mott nearly opposite the church. about $50
yards Chatham and also the drug the
Mesrs Sands 9 and 100 Fulton ST. and both
Broadway and Chambers
sIRIcTURE-Persons afflicted with structure should call
Dr. Gregory and inquire into the merits of his plan of He
is at all times ready and willing to that his method OF
structure spceder and than the
mode ofreament The time required to cure BY this
Is from quarter OF hour about Those wishing
to make further inquiry will not be charged for services
rendered and moderate all that expected
any
Application by mail post paid. enclosing ST. will the
book of mali, o postage. ms m%r
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EXPERIENC
FOR FOUR YEARS has fully tested the extraordinary yr-

FOR FOUR YEARS has fully tested the extraordinary
Satisfaction TO all who have used them.
PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN,
Lawyers, Professors, rich and POOR high snd lown fact,
s n %hS sy S hy Them
every part Of the known world.
Dr Hunter, Smith Rogers, Xanderpool. Scott and four
Shermans Lozenges, daily in their practice Shemans Me-
dicaed tozenges are never sold BY the bat always
and physician and member of the Medical So
cety OF the city Of New York. gives character h preps-
ratiof that no Others enjoy.
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
Asthma Tghness Of the Chest Whoopng Cough Cough
tending Measles, and all affections Of the Lungs medi.
aely relieved by Sherman Cough Lozenges They entirely
all recent few hours and often the
influence. in cases Of the Rev MI Anthony the Rev
Mr. Sreeter and hundreds Of Others where they had
been given mp as ipcurable.
WORMS CAUSE DEATH
an adults often suffer much from hem when box OF Sher-
mans Worm Lozenges would give them immediate relief
Hundreds Of instances have come to knowledge where
physicians trying their skill IN vain and resort at last as
the only hope to Shemans Worm Lozenges which have
sTs called the Warehouse and poured forth their thanks
elessnSs for the restoration Of their dear beloved oprna
Never before has perfect remedy been discovered for the
TIRE eradication oil all kinds OF worms.
hEADACHB, PALPITATION,
owness OF Spirits Fatigue Painting Des onency Nervous
Diseases generally aud Sea Sickness all subject TO the
curative properties Of Shermans Camphor Lozenge They
severe eadaches Sc minutes In fact they ope
they nfflibe sickness Person. subject TO ia
them OF all lassladc and oppression
Warehouse LOG Nassau Agenfs-Churehs, 1888 Bow
cry sands Es, Ecsdway and "a Chambers and
Boston, and Ledger buildines fhAadsiphia aui6r
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

Nv .
-These invaluable Powders have been erssy adoped
IN Europe but France IN particular orupwards Of thirty years
as well as y housand.in this country being the only
forbids too rapid increase Of family.
adame Resteil, well know for thirty years Fe
male Physician the principal Female Hospitals In I'm
ropehose of Vienna aud Parswhee vorec p, her xea,
experience and opportunities she attained
those dscovt in medical science specially asnt
TO the female Frame for which her medicines no stand NM
vailed well this country Europe. Her acqusinanc,
with the physIoogy and anatomy Of the female frame enabled
her-by tracing the decline and i'll health Of married FEMALES
the meridian Of life, the rand and
often apparently nexplicabe which congn many
fond mother TO grave-to their
ve at kno wIsdEe Of the primary female ndsosi
consequently Of married femaies-whch IN 8ce led 20
The discovery her celebrated Preventive Powden.s
fond mother. VIM ~
The advertiser feeling importance of this ,ubieet and A
tmating the vast benefits resulting thousands by their aop
ton would most respectfully e attention Of the mai
RED by all that they hold and DEAR to their
Is not wise and yItuous evils which we are sub
Ject by simple and healthy within our CONTROL Every
dpassonate yruou and enlightened mind will unhesita
ns answer IN The a,matiye Price five dollars package
can DC orwsd By mail to eny part of the Un!.d States AZ
TELL, Female Physician Principal Office, las GreenwIcb
greet, New York. Ohce hours from AM clock Pm
Boston ohce No. 7 tssex oil m
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.

CHARLES dunno WATERLAND, PRINCIPAL
'HIS Academy established age,
uonage Of the former Inenden General OF Island and
9er individuals OF the nobility and merchants of
sia and the method of nterogativsn All the
scholars understand the Eng language, and many
speak h ,bitually and fluenriy
The Principal has the experience Of schools in france Ger
many England and the United States His chief aim is
give the youth entrusted to his practical Of
those branches OF poll education which required in al
active careers and are applicable 10 any.
Ihe OF study therefore, comprehends the English
Erench German and Spanish ansuage History Biographies
Na.nu Philosophy the practical part Of Mathematics and
Drawings OF vdrions kinds.
Professors of divers reside the
from the director.
Such signal has attended this plan Of tuition
vera OF the pupils under tr eye OF and speak
two foreign perfectly Ineligible manner
those oil nperyears correctly and easily.
The acquisition only of the Spanish but also of other
languages thus placed within Of the youth Of the
United Safes without its being for them
nqush The advantages which from anEngsh ed
youths from the United facilitate requirement
oil the English for his Spanish pupils, which
would be douby repaid them by the and introduce
here tbs manly spirit OF the English schools The young
zens Of the United Suites nothing fear the eli
mate the house being spacious and airy situated heahul
limits fine bath and complete gymnasium for
oil the pupils health Two youths, lately arrived from Germa
NY have passed the the school perfect health As
the principal married and his wife and have
charge oil the Junior department. children received
eye bu. that of infancy.
Every pupil enjoys his religious opinions undistubed
The terms are $500 annun payable three months in adj
vance There extras except clothes and books.
References-MESSRS. CHAS. DRAKE u BROTHERS.
ALEXANDER MORALES, ESQ.,,