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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-17

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or The following Is the list Of officers
appointed by the President with the advice
| and consent Of the Senate, 10 the command
Of The new Regiment (3d) Dragons, raised
/ by the late act Of Congress. twill be seen
that the accomplished and intrepid FRE.
MONT Is the second in command. He is
absent on his third exploring expedition,
but will return just in tine to join the re-
gimenl That " ace of trumps in gtory's
pack" the Texan WALKER, stands third
on the list OF Captains. Our friend STEpu.
TUCEER, Of Little Rock, now Col. OF the
Rackensack militia establishment, as gal
ant a follow as ever handled steel, is also
on the list This is bound to DO soon the
crack regiment Of the regular army, We
omit the list of ID Iieutenants, as none are
from this seclon;-
/ Coionel-Persfor f. Smith, of La.
| It, CcioaeI-J, c. Fremont, Of the Army.
Mqjor--Geo. S, Burbridge, Of Ky.
Captaiag--Wm, II, Lorlng, Of Fla, w.
/ i. Sanderson, al O., Samuel II, Walk.
err Of Texas, Henry G. Pope, Of Ky,
Geo. b. Critlendcn, of KY, Stephens
T.. Mason, Of Va John S. Simunson, of
Ia" John b. BacEens'oss' OF Ill., pea
M Hughes, Of Mo, Stephen S. Tucker,
Of AXIS.
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MOI spear .. AiPtoh' ID
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90 a' Tue last 9eSS'o" u '''e Aeh, 7'"'"' =, ,0'
winch we are maeh ogl'gea TO mem Inc
volume lGl2 pages) is very neatly and cor
rectiyprnted. The distribution TO tue DIFF
ferent counties is now going on.
--~------~-----
" A correspondent OIL 'he 'e""' VINO
gives a minute and graphic account OF the
battles Of the 9Th and 9th May, relates the
observation-disclosures occurring on the morn
inc Of the 9th, which we have not before
..-, ,-;.b.
,.
" Inc troops having par'aKeh ol 'helr
meal, the order was gwen % gst me com
mand under arms: zen layior mere
summoned council Oh war comPosea o,
the heads OF me several commands Ii al
thlr'een' eNcIoalhS 'he co'h'l'huer.ln-
.chiet. Inc General amer returning
thanks Tor thelt support anu bravery on
Ine 6lh, aud wishing TO DC au'ISeu as 10
what they thought best 10 Dc Ione' ca,Ieo
on each TO give MS OPINION II was men
asceriaIHcd maj ou' 'ouF Out OIL 'oe 'h,f'
teen were IN favor OF gong d"eHa' me
other osiiaerS composing 'he counc'l 'o'eu,
some to en'reneh "neFe 'ney were ana
await the assistance OF Tue volunteers
aud others 10 relife at once 70 ROM 20, iS"-
bel, Dht Tue OGuCIai sdiu WE6 ot III
Fort BfoTR 09ofe "tgM' y "De' -
Those who voted for gong ahead, as tneY
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-17

or Among the companies selected to
flI the requisition on this State, is the La.
layeuo Guards, commanded by our cotem-
porary, Capt. WIN. DELAY, printer aud pub
Usher Of the oxford Organizer. Success
10 Cant. d. and the Guards.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-17

by the following paragraphs itaeem5 tha
" Old Rough and Ready" is about to pusI
on after the Mexcaug He has sufficient
iorce-lhere 10 nothing to prcvent--and a
decisive blow at Monterey may close tho
war. If Taylor goes on to Monterey, and
the enemy again presents o hostile trent, -
as l., said, we shall hold our self in readi-
nefg to spread the tidings Of another, we
hope a conclusive, victory;
From q gentleman who arrived ia the
steamship Alabama, from Malamoras. We
learn that il is tho least Of Gen. Tuy-
TORS intentions to rest on his arms for any
length Of time. At period not more
distant than ten days, no means to take up
the line OF march tor Monterey, and Nue.
va Leon, the present camp OF the enemy
lie Will take Cumargo, Reinosa, and Mlur
10 bis route. There are laugels yet 10 be
Plaekea bg eur soldiers from the tree of
Fame. fDeba.
GEN, TAYL0R.-lt will be seen from
an estimate We give from the Trypie,
Tint Gen, Taylor now has o force Of
1000 men. The Mezcans, IL Is thought
huye now force OF about 5000 al Mon.
ieroy, and This they wtl soon swell, fac
counts from Vera Cruz be true, TO 10000
As soou as General TAYLOR considers him.
self strong enough (Which he wiIl do uh pl
he gets about $1,000 men, be will march
forward aud give them battle. Cor boys
have fighting before them certain Sent
FoRcE OK THE RIO GRANDE.--The
following is a just estimate Of the force
IN the klo Grande under the command of
Mai Gen ZacH TAYLOR:
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-17
CARROLLT0N:

Wednesday Morning, June II, 1916,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-17

Or Messrs PReE 81 FALL, State Print
ers, have sent US copy of the Laws pass
ed at the last session Of the Legislature, lor
which we are much obliged to them The
volume (Gl2 pagesli is very neatly and cor.
rectIyprinted. The distribution to tue diff
ferent counties is now going on.
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MD ONE WHICH SHOULD BE- IN I'll
HANDS OF EVERY



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MFR lATISh on the POPULATION QUESTION
by the Hon. r. u. OwEN-wii nh additions ana alter
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true a few ignorant people may condemn it, bni the
editor Is fully persuaded that tue high importance of
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The editor allowed to STATEN public the char
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moment It !ccomes known among married people.
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y. B. Suitable persons are wanted a, Agents fol
The above work, and the article therein alluded TO-
March 6, lSi6. 43m6
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BRIGGS PATENT
FENCE MACHIN


ID ESPECTEULLI give. notice, that he IS all
IL manufacturing st Winooski Falls, BaIaes' Pa
'ESI PoRTABlE FENcE, where all orders will be
promptly attended to.
Owing to the advantages derived in the use of the
above improvement he is enabled 10 afford a neat
and beautiful fence for yard, and gardens, at much
less expense than the same can be got M for in sny
other way, while for durability il Is not excelled nv
any IN common use. This valuable improvement wa.
FIRST brought out in Western New York wher. il
has gone into extensive use and has received the
probation of the Mayor Of the city of Buifilo with
many hundreds of the first arricuturisis and others
IN that part OF the state also OF Gov Hubbard Dort
JARVIS, Judge Churchill and many others in New
Hampshire. In fact wherever it has been introduced
II has been highly approved, As Farm Fence il
combines more advantages than any other fence ever
used 1t can be used pithout posts and is therefore
not affected by the freezing and heayng The ground
and Is admirably adapted 10 iniervacs subject 10
severe fleshets II takes less lumber han any Other
KIND OF fence, IS certain protection against all kinds
ecatle ls not liable 10 get out Of repar cannot h,
bioun Goirn is easily set up taken down and renloy
ed without injury.
f-rNo Farmer should be 7sihioul nj least a eli NJ
Gent quantity 10 throw around his fields of grain and
stack yards, ''1
l. S O,
In connection with the Above, he has machine far
turning Broom Handles. '''
burlington Falls, March 70 1916. Al
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERM ANENT
CURE or ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF
THE BLOOD. OR HABIT OF
1IiE SYSTEM VIZ

FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF
THE BLOOD, OR HABIT or
THE SYSTEM, VIZ
scorfl,, or King EVIL, Rheumatism Obstinate Gu
taneous Erupuon-, Pimpc-, or Pusiules on the
Face, Botchcs, Blcs Chronic Sore Eyes, Rins
Worm or 1c'tcr, S'eld Head, Enlargement and
Pain of the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers,
Syphluic symptoms, Sclatica, or lnnhano ind
Diseases arising from an inlullclous use OF her-
crry, Asccs, or Drop>y, Exposure or lnprdencc
in Life. Also, Chrome Constitutional Disorders
will be removed by this Preparation.
This medicine has in many thousand instances
br upht health and returning visor 10 the weak and
lans nd frame H. operation extends itself to the
reiuote,l tran. actions of the general system, andcon-
sists IN removing diseased acton in the absorbing
and secfctlnr vessel.
Still farther proof Of the valuo and efficacy Of his
medicine Another link added 10 the cham Of tcsti-
mony.
WET PoulryEy, vi. Pee. 18th, 1915
Mcssrs. A. Il. s. y. SAND Dear Sirs :-Althoush
stranger. permit me to cla to You the story Of my
suilernss and the relief have obiarcd from the use
Of YOUR Snr opnrilln hlo" the middle ut January,
1884 Wa> attacked with a disease which my Phys-
ci,n called Rbeumatism, and u,ed sucl remedies as
prcscrl ed, and in stou, three weeks It left, but
| nearly the same time the next year It appeared rrain
in the same place, the right hip Joint, IRON which ii
increa-el, moving on from limb to limb and Joint to
oini until 1t had cmphaicaIly possession Of
my whole system. tried every remedy prescribed
by The various Physicians hnt was doomed year after
wear to nv sesse completely bale the combined
1ollI OF The Nc lcal Profession. iccame dl>rOura-
gel al hope Of relief fled, pro, perly was turned TO
adversely, and ] could saw with the woman in the
scripture, hat had prnt all my living and rcceiv.
ed no tencf continued thus until september 1888
when took a sudden and severe cold, and immcdi-
aely my disease ragged with increase ell fury Throughout
Inv whole system. Ny body was racicl with con-
vul ions and twste with cramp until every Joint as
dislccaisl, and every limb painfully distorted. My
Limbs and body were drawn together, nearly in sit
ting posture in which every Joint become perfectly
Sc, that 1t WAS impossible to move, hand foot or
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The Negetnble pie Electuary

Invented ty II. A. Uphnin, distinguished phys
clan Of New y or, city - the only really eN.f'iI
rcmcd TO thai dams crous and dstrr ing complaint,
the PILES, ever ofrcre To The American public
Mar, tbs: it, m INTERNAL REMEDY-not
an external Application, and vi cure any ca 9 Of
Pile, either Bleeding or Blind, Internal ~ External;
and prol ally the only ING mat will There is no
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and improves he general health in remaraa e
manner
Zach Box contains twelve do-e>, at - Ct. per
10 .. I, D., very mild ia IL operation, and may .
aiken n cases Ct the mos acue inflammation without
danger. Al external a plic1uCa, are n ne hlgh--t
lr:rer disagree Incory-l en-, ID oAsusyr
n their feet. tn. Ne i".ne = ask> me disease a,
It, source and RENOY 70 TIL CAUSE, rem lers
The cure CERTAIN aaI PERMANENT.
Ifammatovy Diseases.
Anhor~h the III EfyTj AIRY was originally pre-
pared tor the cur, Pay, We it Ia prove itsei TO
= Medicine FAR P"l.or 10 81 ',hers, nal disc tse,
Fan Iniemntgfy character, with de,ern narcn
oflload 10 any particular part - organ. In IAHam-
nation and Cyu-e-r,n the liver end Splern In
ian, on, Serene auI ter,'9n q lhS Stomach,
Bowels, dney- and Bladder; IN indlmmaiusy 81.
Norcuria Rheumatism, /. is ihy BEsr Medicine ever
Impurities Of the Blood,
Fol- all Impurities Of tie p o.d, arising from the
niprna-at ne Of Mercury, or o'her ca D. g, :0t all
~ oflhs IA and 3er0fi'' I> 4 frrisor Ia 4
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To Married B,aliss.
Married Ladies are atm 81 nyara " sub ect 10
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The Electuary contains no MINERAL hEpl-
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A CURE FOR LIFE IL GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets, giving valuable Information resp.c,in.
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JUST PUBLISHED
GREAT MEDICAL REPRINT.
PtrSt Am@ricsr from hete1,th English Edition.
SELF-M NAGEHENT
Ana cure Of


GREAT MEDICAL REPRINT.
Pra Americas from hetenh English Edition.
SUPERINTENDENT
Ana cure Of
Pulmonary Consumption,
A-o ALL DISEASES OF The caksr A.p lrsos.
BY ". .. sUoEAN, n. D.
OF london, England.
wish portrait Of hs Author, asd Engraving. illus.
uauye q ne Anatomy OF the Lungs.
Price only % cents.
TINS work contains brltf and distinct de, Grip
non ot tt. ANATOMY or The CHEST AND
LCNG--an outline Of Dr.. BGchan's HIGHLY
SUCCESSFUL method Of treating Coda Coughs
Asthma ana Consumpton--sn account 81 his NEW
AND POWERFUL REMEpI-and direction. for
SrLt-MANAGEMENF AND CURE, adapted TO
popular Use.
and experiment in the Cry Of London and the COM
hue experience OF the most learned Physicians and
Surgeons Of the agc-i0rmlng a perfect Manuel Of
Medical EnoN!edae and Advice IN relation 10 the
Anslomy of the Lungs, the Signs, Symptoms, Treat
ment and Cure OF pulmonary Complaints
Thu, work and The Treatment which it recommends
are held n the highest possible esteem in Great Brit
ain, as the extracts from public journals which are
gwen in the Appendix, will ahundantly show. DR..
Blchan i:uly declare that with this simple Guide,
a Copslnptrc patient may do more for himself
than am ordinary phy:ictqn can do, by any Of tis
Published BY p. +. BRADLEE, 1870 Washington
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dealers IN new publications IN the L. s.
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Fdiis y.
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leading 10 this disease iut those who are in danger
from II consumption poIuse faithfully this important
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Ncw-YOrk Adv's.
NEW klARDW A II Il.
CnurIEN ann DOMtSu IC

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
THE Subscriber Formerly Of the hrm Of VI fLLER n
j SNlrn aud AT the same old standD woudcall The
attention the Pablo to his well selected stock to
rive and from the various manufacturing csal li,h-
nlcnt> N this country, which will be sold At Ios Pri
cts for cash good paper, and IN quantities 10 suf
all WhJ cali. Among the articles Offered for sale arc
WI
1000 kegs Nails, assorted 100 lag. wrought mails
100 doz. polished Shovc> 200 do iron do
80 do .coup or gram Shoyds
20 casks polished Trace Chains
10 do do Log do
1000 IT,. coil or post CHAINS
1000 gross N. r. s. rcws
1000 gross James Co. Screw.
800 dozen Trunk Locks
loo do Carpet Hanmers
100 do Nal do nssor'ci
100 do Axes 100 do short handle Fry Pans
100 do Manure and Hay Forks, assorted
100 do Garden Hoes, assorted
IOG0lis iron, Bras aud Copper Wire, assorted
American Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Thomas TuaSEp Il Cos. pocket aud ivory handle
table Knives and Forks.
Also, mil eros, cut, pit and hand Saws. Ha,rhets,
ralche, iii and door lock- hut~ utall kind Iacks,
Brad Bolt>; door Handle~, Hat Pms, Window and
Blind Fa>jedincs; Brass Goods in great variety Po-
ice hdnd-cafS and leg irons; Sauce Pam, Tea
Tray, File and T. : Too,, Planes, &c; Box CHS
els Box ) rancrs, Mallcts, Tobacco Kulyc., fnur,
scrapcrs ladies' garden Hoes, and fall assortment
# The similar kind Of agri.' lrsl Implements
n. L. AME.'Prnp Blrrs aud RiNnrss!!
Al,O. vtrictv Of tout OF the way" articles moi u>u
a'lv kept in hardware stores.
N. b. American Hardware direct from the manu
fsGuror., on sale
M.l
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PROTECTION,

TNliE Undersigned, sole agent of the " Vermont
Il Mutual Fire Insurance Company, for the ID IS
trct of Burlington and Wnou-k Falls, respectful Y
announces that he i'll receive applications aud effect
Insurance ON buildings and contents, not ,xtla haz-
srdous, on the most favorable terms.
1t Is a>ceralne' that the various classes OF proper
~ insured by this company, from the commencement
Of us operations for i years past, have paid Oh each
500 per year. as follows, viz:
Story Dwelling Houscs ralsd Al Il pr. Ct % III
stores and Grlst mills 10 IS
Tayerns ~ AZ
Saw-Mls
Cabinet and Joincr's shops " 10 10
Clothing y Carding Works ~ los
Black ,mith's Shops
Paper. Mills and factories " 30 l'S
II is evident that the above suns are much ess han
II has cost the members ofnny other company known
IN the United States ior the same time
The Funds OF this Company Great led by Premi-
I'm Notes Of the insured, Sed by hen OF Real +.
tate orby good personal security, and amount about
two thirds OF n million of dollars.
Those wishing protection will please'c Once
IN the Court House.
LYMAN CUMMINGS, Agent.
Burlington April 80, 1916 tStf
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fsfs. III. HATCH .JR.
WINOOSKI FALLS.
GRANITE.

p +. ABBOTT keeps on hand at Barre largo
Aes stock of superior GRASITE, for building pur-
poses. His quarry IS that from which the stone was
obtained for the Statellouse and he vii fill 10 order,
on short notice, any bill IN the line, with an article
of superior excellence. Orders through agents whl
meet with a. prompt attention as personal appllea.
Ton. Agent al Burlington
-s1d January 1916.
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WINOOSKT COTTON.

WYE have made an arrangement with the owners
w OF these Sheeliug> to Keep them constantly on
hand and for sale at the FACTORY pRcEs. We
would solicit the attention Of Merchants and others
wishing TO huy their goods by the Bale or Piece, as
we th.uh that their superior quality will be a strong
recommendation 20 the buyer and the coHsuner-
Our people should encourage "home Industry"
Villas q MOVES.
Burl aa am. AprA !, $50.
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Falmouth Nav 40 1914

= FdIITTI0Tn, y. Icf4.
To Mr.. Brown, Chemist. Boston.
cerlIiy that my wife ha, teen afflicted with very
bod hInor On her facs and Al Ter stomach for kiesn
year past. Aler u~ins variouS medicines rscom-
mends far ier congls 1ts with little no tsns6t che
commenced usng BY ths advice Of Mr.. Edward Ma
son. Apoths'ary your Sarsspara, and Tomato Bit.
ers, and she now in letter health, than she mas be-
ore gu oreI tor The ls>t fiteen years; and would
cheeruilv recomrnsud 10 oil and EVERYONE who is
a cred with any Of the complaints vince this medi-
en-. re ommendeI for, to in prefer 10 any
article No" N use, ours respectfully,
J. b. LEACH.
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rENEHEN EsESL EI&!

4 IUKE TUX Ut Y VI iNi Y III D
DIR. Upham's Internal Remedy
For The cure Of Pilss, Ltrnaiisn Of II: Lirer ana
Spleen Eflm1iion, SOreres. and liberation
orht Stomach, Bop.i., Kidneys and Bidd-
der; i.fanra end Hercuia!
Rt>umaism; Irpu-'fy Of Blood;
Weakness and IlfI1Gtion Of
n. SDirs and Tor he Re-
= e.. LII.
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NEW YOK PRODUCE MARKET,

WE would remind our friends TINT we still contin
w ~ our old location, No. 80 Water st..
and are fully prepared TO ~ charge of all Consign
mems that they may favor with. We would as
sure all who may entru-t their produce TO our care
that rycrv attention shall. be paid 10 then interest.
W. shall keep patrons fully advised Of The STAT.
OF our market.
Liberal advances made on all kinds Of produce.
JEWELL, HARRISON i Co,
Comm sion Merchants, 30 Water o.. y. !.
Refer to Mcssrs Foleti & Bradley, s.r,;,.,or
Nessis. J. & J. II. Peck, & Co. DIV
l7yi'
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Ilra, Y. 7. May, II, IS45.
Ma. +. RRowN,--Dear Sr:-l am a. . in cut of yovr
Sarsaparlla and Tomato BIuss; 1t IS an article hat
i, much hoUss #; an oh sdy from Frau fort Her
kme- County ny she ha> been confined 10 her house
~ s.vsu wears, anil hi ha enall.. her 10 get eat.
Several in Il city ay that it Is the best ecine they
have ever aiken.
Please send mss fresh supply ,oon, as have act
bottle IN the sore. lour- viii respect,
j. T.. WARNER, per. \. r. RAY.
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Seed w heat.

TINE subscriber has for sale 400 bu.hel. Of Seed
Wheat Of three qualities, viz: Black scs, Ned
t,haf and Tea Wheat. Al very can ana suitable
FOR spring sowing. HARRY BRADLEY.
Burlington, April IS 1916. As
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TN the whole catalogue of remedies Of all Pulmo-
/ nary affections there is not one so universally
known and whose virtues have been so thoroughly
tested as TAR and as a cure for colds, Coughs and
Consurnptons it Is understood to be without an
equal. LIvERWORT the other principal lngred +
cnt in this preparation also known TO be equally 81,
liciois in relieving the primary and mlldcr STAGES lot
Pulmonary affections. In combining these with OH
or materials, the utmost and skill have lecn cX
crc,ed and so confident is the proprietor IN The eica-
cv of hi, Med cine that il is WARRANTED to give
immediate relief IN all complaints above >pcciiici
and if after trial Of twcntY-our hours the patent
is not benefited, he may return the botcanI the mon
cv will lie refunded. Accompanying each bottle are
directions for using, and recommendations from an
reference, to those that have made use Of the Mei-
cine.
The Subscriber has tccn appointed sole agent foi
New England and New York. AMI has supply on
hand at Wholesale and retail. Agent, will be sup.
piled ON liberal terms. agents. HARRINGTON "
BROTHER, Burlington, J. NJ. STALE, Charlotte
JAMES PLATT, Winoo,ki Falls, LUcTUs }. cheney,
| Port Henry.
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BURLINGTON
S!gMtAIls glxMsIIA9Ha
TIME SUMMER QUARTERin this institution will
L commence on the 10Th of May, INST and close
on the first week in August There are seven Teach.
ers employed in the departments of the Institution
and the best advantages may be enjoyed for acaur-
ing a correct knowledge Of the French Language and
of Music, Drawing and Painting in oil aud water col
ors. few vacancies in the family estab, hnenr
will occur at the end of the present quarter, May 10.
TERMs-lialf ayahle in Advance.
Tuition in Eng Branches and Latin per quarter 81 0C
French Language, 3,5C
Drawing or Painting, 400
Piano Music, 500
instrument for practice. 20C
May 6, 1876
Glass of young Ladies wishing to attend &c
French, Drawing or Painting only, can be accom-
moialed in the best manner.