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A. EDWARDS
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GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF SCHOOL, CLASSICAL AID Ais-
cLLANEors BOOKS AND STATIONERY, AT CITY PRICES.
Bells Life of Canning. price ID
Biblical Legends by DR. Well 81
Memoirs and Essays Illustrative Of An, Liicra-
turc and Social Morals by Ms Jamison, y!
The Red Sk1s-seqve to the Littlepage Manu-
scripts, by ]. +. Cooper vols. 50
Captain OSullivan, or a lyentures Civil. Military
and Matrimonial by w. II Maxwell, 25
The cheapest Maps ever published are Morse's
Geographic Maps No. 5, containing Mexico,
Central America, Yucatan, Mississippi, Gambia
West, Vermont and New Hampshire, price 81
Godeys Lady's Book, for August, %
Columbian Magazine do IS
Grahams do do -
Ladies National do do %
Illuminated Shakespeare Nos. IS and 96 IS
new supply of liealey's Napoleon and his Mar
shalls. vols. $50
Hacv's Letters from Italy, vol 50
4 do Alps and the Rhine, vol, 81
/ Prof Diapers Text Book Of Chemistry, designed
| for the use of schools and colleges, with nearly
J 800 ilus,rations,-l2 mo. sheep price, IS
Miss Beechcrs address, on the evils suffered by
American women and American children the
causes and the remedy, l2i
Illuminated Shakespeare nos 1903, l04 %
Ladies' National Magazine for September
Godcys Lady, Cook do
Grahams Magazine do
Columbian do do
New York Illustrated do
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A Rare Visitor.

The Kcenc n. II. Sentinel OF the Goth inst.
says:
An EARTnouAKE was very sensiby felt yesterday
morning 10 minutes before s. attended with the usual
rumbling noise--duration some 10 or Is seconds
~ We understand the Jockeys in New lIamp-
shire have been looking for an earthquake ever
since the great Hale-storm.
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REM EMBER.

Freemcn Of Vermont, REMEMBER, that the
only places OH the face Of the Globe from whence
proceeded the tones of joy and gadness at the
PROSPECT of the passage of McKays Tariff bill,
were the BRITISH PARLIAMENT and the
ISLAND of CUBA! In the one, Secretary
Walkers Free Trade Report was applamdcd and
PRINTED, and in the other they talk Of erecting
a "STATuE OF GoLD' to its author!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-28

SAD ACCIDENTAL young man, Mr.. George
Spooncnburg, from Mohawk Village. n. York
one of the overseers on Section b. lst Division,
of the Railroad, was struck by a rock weighing
a ton and half which looscncd and rolled from
the deep rock cut. 1t struck him upon the head
and shoulders, breaking his scul, collar bone
ribs and thigh. He lived about five hours, and
remained perfectly senseless till death.-Keene
Sentinel.
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>s;H MERCHANTS HOTEL 80 AND 4

Gs MERCHANTS HOTEL 80 AND Al
.iA C,urtlandt ST, fright had side going up from,
North Rirer to Broadssay)
The above Hotel has been enlarged this season, and
the Proprietor hopes to accommodate more Vermont
customers He regrets his being obliged to urn of
so many the pas, fall and spring
His accommodations are now more ample, and he
trusts they will be found satisfactory business men
Terms 81 25 per day-S7 per week The Burlington
Free Press is kept on File at this House.
WIN. MUlRIIEAD
We stop, when in New York, at the Merchants
Hotel 80 aud IL Courtland-st and find an obllgine
Host, polite and attentive se'.i,s good table and
CLEAN rooms and beds. l2m6
BRINSMAID g. BROTHERS,
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Aur. Q

AT market--92O Beef Cattle, tabout 45O from the
souh) 80 Cows and Calves 100 Sheep and Lambs.
Beet Cate.-The offerings were rather small. Pri-
firm S. 81, at which all but about 100 head
were sold.
Cows and Calves-The supplies at market, last
week. hardly equaed those offered the week previous,
but prices show considerable improvements SELL
ing at rates ranging in quality, from SIS S225j
Sheep and Lambs The sales have been large, ESQ
only remaining unsod) and prices, for Sheep, show
small advance those quoted in our last report--the
market averaging from 81, $3.50 to Si,25 Lambs
brought from 50 cts to 81 ,j0a $3.50.
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D The ceremony of breaking ground for the
construction Of the aqueduct TO introduce into
Boston the water from Long Pond. (or as. with
more Indian than good taste, they have now re-
clrstcncd it, Lake Cochituo'e y was celebrated
with much spirit on the Goth inst The venerable
JONI Quincy ADAMS was present and shovced
his spadcful
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NiSHES, BRUSHES' G WIvb0W ais as
SPICES AND PERFUMERY. MANUFAC.
T Egfz1Sy A AED G5Mis7y SiNz' DSJas
2s7 River-s'''rroyi N n; y. opposite the Troy
G WICKES, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, KEEPS
-. constantly on hand, full and complete assort.
ment of goods belonging to the Drug trade to which
the notice Of dealers, manufacturers, physicians and
others, is respectfully invited.
The stock is made up of goods of the best quality
purchased iou and offered to the trade the BEST
DYE WOODS.
Logwood, Nicwood, Barwood Fustic. Redwood,
Peachwood, Camw9od, Culbcar, Sicily Sumac, Red
DUTCH OMBRO AND CROP lIADDER
OILS Pure Sperm, from the best manufactures in
New England, IN hhds, pipes, tierces and bbs. For
in substantial bbs, Olive Oil, in pipes and quarter casks
P4lNTs, VARN1SHES, BRUSHES, &c.
American dry do do ground Fake White Paris
fine; Red Lead Orange Mineral; yennillon, CHI,
do do Am; India Red; Rose Pink; Spanish Blown,
dry, do do ground in oil; Purple do Trearde Sienna
Eng; DO do Am; Gum Copai, S; do African ;
She1c Orange DO Garnet; DO Liver; Turkey um-
Vermont dol Stone do; French Yellow do do; Slxo-
ny Green; Mineral Green; Verdigris dry and ground
in oil; Pallet Knives Green yerdler; French Green
Prussi ian Blue Nos and >, Blue yerdiier; Antwerp
Blue Powdered do; Slip Blue; Black Paint; Lamp
Black, Eng. assorted; do Am, small papers Ivory
Black, Eng, do do Am; Franktor, Black; Black Lead
Copal Vanish, coach do do furniture Japan do ;
Bright do; Resin, Pitch, Tar, Turpentne, Asphaltum
Punice Stone, Bath Brick Rotten Stone, Ground
Glass, Putty GlazIers Diamonds, Gold Leaf, Silver
! do. Copper Bronze, frostings, all colols Smalts
| blue and green; do black and brown; Glass paper,
Ground Pant Brushes; Round Camel Hair tools
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INCREASE OF THE ARMY AND NAVY. The
rank and file Of the Navy has been increased
$500 men, during the late Session, and the rank
and file of the Army 1890, or 100 men more for
each of the companies. The enlistment of the
additional men of the Army is for five years.
Tribune
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y al
admirable 1t marks an era in Amerlc an
art, and reflects the highest credit upon every
one connected with lis production. In dthc1cy
and strength this engraving rivals the mezzr-
tn,s of 4 Irope. while in sla and in numner OF
accurate likencsses it his never been elua led
Indeed, the precision with which the features
and expressions of 80 mmy persons have be n
transferred to one engraving Is truly wonderful,
grouped as they are in et ~ position, and If
course in manner often uniayorable to the pre-
servaton of likeness.
The obstacles that have been surrounded in
executing this picture were great than we sup
posed, and we cannot but eX lre's again our adj
miraton of the perfection OF the wAoc-which,
unlike any preceding work OF the kind was not
engraved from Il complete original drawing or
ainting, but from detached portions with only
general outline of their combination. Each
hkenas. has beer engraved from single da-
CUE raotye taken for the purpose, and IN like
manner the various sections of the Senate cham
hr, with the aid of the whole effect in oil c,l-
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500, and our Teachers are those mmant
know how 10 use it,
B1kersfela, Aug, 4 lrs Report, We

TIL mostly from Great
I'VE :. the value OF which, as cy-
w lmew, consisted of agricultu.
Grand ling else, Iron is made of ore
adjust tlat is the ore and coal buried
haui rs worth? Nnthing-noihing
in H[ off What gives it value! The la
July, zen, mules, and men. Aud what
purp' .bor but corn and oats, hay aud
Will zone, aud bread and meat and
wv cry kind for the other. These
ncst ducts were purchased and con-
Givei made up nearly the whole price
day Oh the manufacturer received and
farmer again and again, as OF
SIS was repeated, Well. is not
gland of the same materials that
o? Certainly; then is not four
ne OF British iron made up of
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Dic0.

Suddenly, at the American Hotel, on "Wednesday
morning the 26th inst Miss MiRABAH HYDE,ot Waits
field. Miss Hyde taken seriously i'll in Quebec,
and reached Burlington on Tuesday on her way home
wards Her body was removed TO Waitsield by her
friends yesterday
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-28
LAW SCHOOL,.
TITC CITRSCRIBERS WILL. on THE

i third day Of Septembe, next, open a Law ScHooL,
at Blu li1gton Nerlnont III Taicn t1ey hope ~ afford
Young reasonable facilities .ot aGqll ING know
ledge least OF the .Isnts ., tIs Inv 1t viii
be their desire to nhue sta lie It's not OILY with know
ledge 81 the elementary plItlc!cs Of tLe law, but ais3
win its spirit and pnllOs pay Ia, cou Sc OF ilstrut.
ton will combine recitatOIs from tIe mos approved
textbooks with cxanraton ana oral or manuscript
lectures which viii b. al led moot cou Is, TOT the
argument aud decision Of cases. which have been pre-
vlously given out. 1ne course OF study which Will
bc prescribed, will require at least two years Tor liz
accomplishment |, val be their object iirst ~ give
the stu lent general view OF the system OF the law,
and OF It's leading principles then, to proceed analy
c;lly with its various titles until the student shall have
cncoinpasscj tai a. it may be possible the whole
system The school will be oigan!ze1 by forming il
INTO two general divisions, the wants OF the stndcnts
shall require. a public with library VIII be
provided nj which the moot couits will be held and
which will be open all times for the accommodation
oi the stu Tents 1t is expected that The members Of
the school will have the privilege OF attending the put
lie lectures OF the University Of Vermont, and viii be
admitted to the enjoyment OF the College Library rer
of charge, subject only to the incidental expenses d
/ the latter The vacations of the school Will be TWO,
annually. e.. OF four weeks, from the rst We'd
nesday OF August, and Of nine weeks from the
first "Wednesday OF December; nearly corresponding
with the vacations in the Colega The rate OF tuition
will be fifty dollars for an academic year, and III that
proportion for any fraction OF d year.
Burlington, July 10, 1876.
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GOVERNOR SLApE.-This gentleman has ac-
cepted the office of Secretary and "enera, Aeen'
of the Central Committee, for promoting Nation
al Education, and at present contempla'es re,
moving to Cincinnati at the close ct his oihclal
,erm as Governor ofNcrmont. "dd'chr'g""'-
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II. II. ROSS,
l.. BRAINERD,
=. DOOLITTLE.
Dated, August 9th 1916

Dated, August 9th 1916.
u NIB. The SARAyAc will resume her place
as cheap day Boat in two or three days, and we
trust she will not lose any patronage on account
of her absence for the causes assigned.
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1flnrrir0.

At Dana, Mass by the Rev J. Keep,J w HAN
COCK of Saratoga, n. Y, to Miss MARTHA W. HouGn
Ton, Of the former place.
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J,RESH CAMPIIENE, constantly receiving
Il an PECK & SPEARS.
New Goods, Aug. ~.

NEW lot of Silvered Fans, $ and 10 Keyed Ac,
n cordians, 5 Meodians, Seraphinc, Double hand
Steel and German Silver bowed Spectacles. Toilet
Glaze &c RRINSMAID & BROTHERS
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Steamer Atlantic, ALLYN's PolNr,)
August 2l, 1876.

J. C. Holland, Esq, Prest ~ y w. r. r. Co.
DEAR SRI regret TO inform You that in coming up
the Thames last night few lengths OF the ATLANTIC
from Allyn's Point it was my misfortune to come in
collision with the soop Andrew jackson, lying at
chor in mid hannc-ier stern toward us, with her
main boom hanging over the starboard quarter suiil-
cicny far 10 Craze side, up to the fire room win
dow when entered the window taking the front OF the
boiler, near the outer corner, penetrating the boiler
feet, and causing the instant escape Of all the
steam and water. which caused quite an alarm on
board for a few minutes, which was soon quoted by
the efficient aid of my officers One of my iremen
was badly scaled, and died o'clock this morning,
notwithstanding tho prompt aid Of DR.. Anderson, who
did all that possible to him. The night was
very dark and rainy The sloop having no light SET
impossible to see her till our bow had passed her.
was near the depot at the time, run hawscrs TO
the dock and hauled the boat up to the wharf max
ing about hours delay have set boiler ma
kcrs work but will not be able the boiler to-
night, and fear cannot finish repairs Tomorrow
consequently will be obliged to run with one boiler
The front OF the saloon and the paint between decks
is much injured | am happy to inform you no passrn-
ger in the least injured remain your obedlent
servant, j. Il. DtS IAN,
Commanding steamer Atlantic.
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DAGUERREOTYPE GOODS.

ERENCH No 40, and S;ovills bcs, Plates fine silk
L satin and velvet lined eases gold lockets, extra
glasses and ma,tngs Diaphragms chlericle OF To-
dyne and gold mercury baths therememcers, coatlns
boxes plate holders sensitive German and American
cameras Plates and cases of the best quality we in
tend to keep full and constant supply at as low prices
as We can ctiord them.
10 BRiNsMArp & BROTHERS
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Animal Magnetism Exposed

MIR. II. WlSSER. will give a course Of Lee
wi lures, proving, with conclusive evidence, that
IVltchcra!t, Enchantment D.vnation, Cunuration,
Animal Magnetism, &c, all have one common origin
are induced BY the same power, aud are Identical
Charming. Dreaming, EXorcisn, Magic, Black Art
Slight OF Hand, Necromancy, g.: will in their turn
receive consideration.
Mr. w. Lectures only where he is particularly ill.,
vited to do So his price for OF Lectures is
twelve dollars TO be raised either by contribution
or sale OF tickets. Letters addressed to him through
the Post Office, at Burlington, VII! receive attention
Burlington, II August, 1916 10,
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n AGUERREOTYPE Plates md Cas,s..-

- The Cases are already received, and we have a
large lot OF French & Sovills Plates the way. ex-
pcctcd TO arrive Thursday. Aug. 9th. after which tune
we shall Try to have constant supply. Cash orders
solictcd. - -
BRINSNAID g. BROTHERS,
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TVNHE FALL term of Miss +. Mills school,
] will commence the Goth of August sholars
placed under her will be thoroughly instructed in
all the English branches, usually taught in schools,
also in French, Drawing aud needle work, useful and
ornamental ii desired great attention will be paid to
the department OF the scholars Rooms the Post
Office ~.
Burlington, Angus, 18th, 1916.
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VJ,RUSSES.-Latesti Improvements OF all the pop
uar instruments for Hernia or the different rup-
lures incident to the male Accurately applied by
PECK a. SPEAR.
Also, all the Female Tusses OF late inventions con-
stantly on hand ~
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CLAPP & RENT.


FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
No 50 Cedar and l23 Broadway, New York.
DLEASED with the result oftheir last years adyer
! tisement, Clapp & Kent again present their Card,
and invite Merchants generally, twhcn laying in sup
plies for Autumn and Winter sales to examine their
stock of Staple Dry Goods
a larger assortment lower and more uniform prices,
can no where be found and buyers will be
with quick sales and handsome profits in return.
New FORK, Aug |, 1916 Sm3
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IVILLIsToN HIGH SCHOOL AND FEMALE ST.

ULLIsToN HIGH School AND FEMALE ST.
w MiYARy The Fall Term Of this institution
will commence on Wednesday, SEPTEMBER 9th, under
the charge, as heretofore, OF J, LYMAN, A. VI
The condition of this school is prosperous, number
of pupils large and the prospects for the future atter
ing The Instruction is believed TO be efficient and
thorough, Ii is an essential peculiarly of the lnsttu
ton to lead the pupil far practicable, both in
struct and govern himself This renders his studies
pleasant and ensures The facilities for the
acquisition of natural science are unusually good
The Principal possesses large Nershelian Telescope
OF superior quality, with other excellent apparatus late
ly enlarged, which he will Tor the benefit OF the
student
Iuition-For the Primary branches $500
4" Higher 400
+" Languages 40
Board can be Obtained at from 81 ,25 to 81 50 per
week, including washing, &c.
~ b 1t is very desirable that those who anticipate
attending. should commence at the beginning Of the
quarter
Williston, Aug. 18Th, 1916,
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TO COUNTRY TRADERS.
PEARL STREET HOUSE.


~, THIS SPACIOUS E>TABEITlIMENT
n erected for the especial accommodation OF
s-4As. MERCHANTS, in the vefy centre OF the most
poplous business district Of the city has passed into
tn. hands 9th, undersigned who have been engaged
during the last two months in making such additions
and Improvements the former condition OF the house
seemed 10 demand To those who have hitherto ex
tended their patronage this Hotel, it be obvious
that, in some particulars, the mana cement was
ceptlbe 10 Improvement and wltEo.t entering into
details, they Will simply state that where such was nc
cessary neither expense nor labor has been spared
The Dinner hour has been changed from to
ocock-l Dinner is also served at clock, in the La
dies Ordinary
With IN, mos, careful attention to the comfort Of
yisers in every department. OF the house, the Propne
tors hope receive and respectfully so.ic.I liberia!
support.
NIB A Coach will be found at the principal
Steamboat Piers to convey passengers 10 and from
the Hotel
SAMUEL c. BISHOP
WV. f. LEONARD
New York July. 1916 sm3
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S. FLETCHER,
T.. M Nay,

August 25th 1916.
~ Ellsworth Reports were loaned to n Mr. Dan
ies Of Charlotte, as very great favor" which
hope he will yet be willing to reciprocate in some
other way than by exposing to heavy fine, ano
the library TO the loss OF valuable documents
5. FILE ICIiER.
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Quite serious accident occurred on the Goth
instant, TO the new and beautiful Steamer Ar
LANTlc. which runs in connection with the Non.
and Worcester Railroad, between Boston and
New York. The following letter from Captain
Dustan to JoHN c. HOLLAND. Esq, explains the
cnusn n nd n ytnnt of the q nlnmiiv =
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1ftQrkfts.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Arsrsr

BklGHTON CATTLE MARKET-ArersT IL
AT market. ago Beef Cattle, $50 Store Cattle, 8
yokes working Oxen, az Cows mud Calves, 1000 Sheep
and Lambs, and abou, 300 Swine liz head Of Cattle
came over on the western rairoad.
PRlurs; BEEF CArTtr-,Firs, quality, 1915; second
quality, S5,25 !; third quality, $500 a $3.50.
STORE CATTLE--Last weeks price barely support
ed.
WORKING OxtN-Sales were noticed at $50, s62,
and s72.
Cows AND CAtvES-S,les were noticed Mt the fol-
lowing prices s26, S2s, s29, s3l, s35, and s425 SO
Snrrp AND LAMBs--Saes Of lots at 81 &C, 81 81,
so 10 and 50 81.
SwrSE-Sales were not noticed, there being but few
buyers at market
BOSTON MARKET-Aug "a
CoTToN--Ony small sales by retail Provisions
Sales Of so bbls prime Pork at 80 50 do mess, so
$50 do do, to go out Of the Market $40; IS do clear
Sl2 20 do extra clear, Sl2 SO so do mess Beef So
mos Flour-The market remains dull moderate
sales Of Gcnesee at 81, 49, a425; Michigan, siO6I
a 4l2a Ohio, S3S7s per Dbl 800 bbls Fredericks-
burg sold at 81 per Dbl. cash. Corn-The operations
are mostly for immediate consumption, yellow flat AT
59a6Oc; white, 53aj lc per bu, cash.
lVOOL.--There has been but little doing in Wool
| and the market is, at present. quite unsettled, Some
small lots OF fleece wool have been taken by manuac-
/ l...-
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Library, -. Mechanics Institute.

Agreeably to the bylaws, the book committee adj
vcrtIse the following volumes as missing, and request
their immediate return to the lbaTy. We find on the
Librarians book, all these volumes but charged to
different individuals viz:
4th vol. waverly Novels, 2 vol. Canterbury Tales
and David Dumps, charged to A, b, Blsnor
Moore's Ethan Allen. to II r. PIKE.
Ellsworlhs Reports for Si3 and 1874 TO s. FLETCHER
Cnwner,s Task
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NEW GOODS. August II.

DIAM and Scm,oned Accordeons with
/ KEYS, steel trimmed purses, steel bagtc
Deeds, carpet bags with locks, car PROOF
buttons for coats. new snpplvne United
more OF those nice - represented about
keep me-. III Il men of our country We
ware for several wears that such
u.,s IN nrnUrcsS. hut we hal no idea
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, - JOHN = EIKlk, -issH
Burlington, July 81, 1916 81
BAKERSFIELD AC,pENICAL IvsrIrurIoN.---

BAKERSFIELD AC,pENICAL IvsrIrurIoN.---
~ The Academic year commences on Wednesday,
September "a The Board OF Instructors consists OF
}. 5 SrAuLHIYG, A B, Associate
CnAs. Z. BlspEE, A. NJ. PrncipaIs
Mrs j 5 SrAuLDN6, Pieceptress
Mr.. s VI BAsSErT, Teachers of Vocal and In
Mrs $ VI BAssErT.i strumental Music
Mrs O. L. HoUGuTON, Teacher Of Painting and
Perspective.
Mr.. II FISK, Teacher Of French
Mr.. l., u DAVIS, Teacher OF Penmanship.
class OF thosc intending teach will be formed at
the commencement Of the term. This class will be
furnished with a course of instruction and lectures
adopted to their wants. Also full courses OF lectures
on Natural Philosophy and Chemistry will be gwen,
made attractive and useful by extensive and well s.
lected Apparatus also lectures various other topics
Books furnished by the Principals at the lowest pr
ces
Board, per week. including room, wood and wash
ing, IS
'ru ton, per quarter, for English $500 10 $3.50
Ancient classics, 500 Piano, $500; Meoican,
$500 Vocal Music, $500. Drawing and Painting
81 90 to $500,
N B. The Teacher in French has had the best OF
instruction in French families and conycrses in the
language with ease.
Remark We wish the community 10 uuders' "
that our Apparatus is n.c, erteHsire, rcV AT ui'
and OF the most approved construction adnlrab
500, and our Teachers are those umant. art. and
know how 10 use it. -. -,