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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

~ Henry Cobb OF Boston has obtained a d.
vorcs from bis wits Augusta, she having been con
ver.ed 10 the spiritual wife doctrines oil portion OF
the Mormous and gone TO live with Brigham iouns'
Who claims 70 be the legitimate successor oil Joe smn'
Elder Adams theatrical performer and preacher VINO
WAS formerly connected with the Mormon sect ana one
OF their gres, guns wss the principal witness again"
Mrs. Cobb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

ToRosro AsD CLEvELAsD.-The population OF
Toronto In Upper Canada, i'2l025. Of whom the 10
males over sixteen are SOS. and the males only e'2
Twenty year, ago Toronto did not contain 1000 naaoi
,.D,, Cleveland Ohio. numbers over 1900 irhsei'
t.n,.. Ir. growth ha, been very rspid. Toronto
,h,ed with sas-clevelsnd has lamps or lighting Of
NIB, In the streets Of sry aind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

MosrRzAL MAroRs.-The Mayor, last year was
Mr.. lanes Ferrer. scOschman from Dundee 10
hin, succeeded Mr. Mills, the banker New Eosander'
WON thu .hip-fe-er has jus, carried OF. The ciiy
council on the l7lh oil, sppointsd Alderman Bou're' to
al the vscsncy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

have stems there is Only one species no" cAslnb
the pentacrinites and Whist Is singular is that our
free start fish at least the family OF eomatu~ have
such stem in their young state and the young pear
a strong resemblance TO these ancient types. Inc
NEXT family which succeeds these IS the Tree star
fish. Thus We see that class branching INTO dl'ie'-
ept families and these divisions also correspond TO
the types which begin to exist IN different ePochs
| said we have no free echinoderms before the
secondary strata Now free siar-hsh OF higherof
der begin TO exist in the tertiary formation, ana
the multiplication Of types IS accompanied with
rradusl extinction OF the primitive liked star-hsn
with articulated stems. As the forms become more
free and more different among themselves the
nrimitiye stock is less numerous. until az the pre-
sent time only one species remains
OF the polvpi cannot explain the order OF sue
ces.jon. though the living ones have been beaun
fnIlv illustrated The forms Of the fossils have not
been compared TO show any relation to the living
species. There is yet wide hsid Tor lnyesuss-
ton 10 reference to the graduation OF structure IN
living ones and the order Of succession OF ancient
types. ILL
Among the molluscs l could point 70 very similar
facts The class OF bivalve shells TO which have
already alluded ia represented 10 the Oldest strata
-t D. fha hracnl0rOf4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02
~ DR.. Chr,..ie'. GaIyanie R,ns., Belts,

Bracelets and Magnetic finid.-suanssn are re-
spectuly informed that the Only place 10 We" IL,
Brosdwsy between John-st and Msiden-ane ~ 10 AL
case. Of NERVOUS DISEASES, ths enheaey OF CuisIss
bty n caused them be oJ needy persons
Who fsr soa rOgs snd worthless limitations against wnlch
49, In will ever be allowed 10 sell Or Chris
articles the sale snd exclusive Agency at lsx Brood
Uay 1~>-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

rns Mooousv aria next succeed then those which
tns muscles. In that class We have an seree-
n msn, between the order Of succession OF types
msh' oloscsi times and the order when classified
w. ~ .sTacturs The same fact can be 'een IN ne
espbolopoda Those allied 70 the nAlt.S' , me
GouoidF--are the lowest, WINE ins NAN'e " ~
are lound IA secondary stFsss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

u TT ~ WIN 49, III
he egg slows only such
transverse divisions sud even
AZ the beginning we see r
sind Of depression from y hich
The successive rings viii
send forth respiratory organs
n external appendages-
But seen from above they
-, Nth r...-I,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

farther PARTICULARS OF The Loss or lhE
srEAuKR TALrsMAN-A large number OF ina lost pas
,enoers were farmers aud their families emigreung 70
tue Upper Missouri and Mississippi country and out Oh
between 10 or ls0 Of these, who were passengers Oh
deck but Is could DO found after the sccidens nine
teen horses wese lost belonging 10 tho psssensefs-
seven negroes belougleg to an emigrant were among
the drowned Five cabin passengers were io't
young couple were drowned la the cabin VINO had oeen
msrried but a few days previous At Cincinnsl. i"o
children were also drowned IN the CABIN Ihe oos'
sunk 60 rapidly that the passengers were driven 70 inc
hurricane deck In their night clothes passenger
s,staa 70 Us that Immediately upon being swoke win
,hs conclusion hs attempted draw on his ooo.s ana
before he could do 90 the water WAS up to nis middle
m. cabin The illfsted 1'slismsn, heavily iroisntsd
va. horne under 10 almost moments tlue. young
adv passenger hurried 30 suddenly from her STATE
r,ou bv the water that ste was forced TO saye DER
rsicue con,alniDg $500 in gold, -eneAth her pllo~-
All are more or less losers pecunary but Ias whole
,um /. feather In comparison TO the deploraos oss oil
life o. boeis NJ ~ 'o 1. a. :. IL .
We are informed by the clerk OF the Ialsmsn tnst tns
ruber of lives lost by her unfortunate collision with
the Tempest was about 49, principally women ana emu,
dren The whols number OF deck passengers on osAra
-, IS None Of tho cabin passengers were loss soo
none of the hands belonging 10 the boat except ne n
eogineer and two OF tho crew dlvng'oel Is u %
employed 10 recover the valuable portions OF inc ooa'
ard part Of Der cargo lLouis'"e 'Ou'Na''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

The MIyISG Journal AND RAILROAD GAZETTE.
This periodical, which has already obtained = good
position ard circulation in this City 10 to be published
hereafter simultaneously In Boston and New York and
still greater addition will be msds to Its usefulness Il,
will contain reports Of the dons' In Railroads accounts
10 mining operations in Cubs Lake Superior and else
where, and also variety of other scientific and nisce
areocs information. Such work has been most need
ed 10 this community and pretc, for triumphant
success It's editorial matter will be contributed by
association of gentlemen distinguished for learning and
talent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

,,,o TuVIaDIEs,-wM BROWN, lss Chatham
ennos,- Roosevelt, has large sssortment Of mute,
- ~ riIl sell lower prices tnzn they have ever
80. % 10 this city he daily finishing some OF the
-. yux msfs tia. have been 10 this mar
al which .ll De sold very o~ ~ I'M
IUELLs 81 co. lsts LIVINGSTON WELLS
w Owing the death Of Crawford Lyinzston the eo-
partneunip firm Of Livingston Wells a0 been dissolved
The business Ia ell tie asDects will 30 continued oy tns
Surviving partner and tns widow Of the ate perner
Ssw-YoEk, Noy. 9, 1917. HENRY WELLS, ~
nl0 I'm CAROLINE c. LIviNG5IOn
NVHITAK SOLAR LAMPs.-A nsSy ~.
w vented solar amp now for the hfs tine onssso 70 @
puhc for sas 70 the trade and also a. retail
sAs, sJla1s l-lLUclUs HAAI, lsss s'sfsnsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

trilobitcs. Who would consider them
as higher than the lobster or crab p
They are similar 70 the larvH Of crabs
Any one who has Investigated The fret
formation in the egg Of the young crab
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

peudage here which IS wanting among
trilobites. There is such a close resem
bisnee between young crabs and those
ancisnt trilobites-the only crastaces
found in the primary beds-that II IL
quite extraordinary that the old agree
with the first form Of young crustaces
in the egg.
Next we have the lobster tribe
-rLich cl.r-- In he sarnularY strafe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

~ T0Ofhafhe tufeu IN Out HffHHto y. -
use OF the Glove Anodyne.-Thsi IS an excellent sf,ie
nd vii cue tho most violent toothsche pain IN the
zulns in one minute IL 10 not unpleasant 10 te tssto
not inJure tbs teeth snd effects permanent cure
nsrsd only by HEShY JOHNSON, chemist and drnsss,'
81 I'M he Granite Building Sold also al 100 AZ
tonst II East Broadway and at Coddinstons JOB Hoa'
sonst Price q cents. .r1
Purehesefs must beware OF spurious compoands called
Glove - deceive the anwsrJ ne sure
,d a.. for he Glove AnSdyne prepared BY hEsaY JONI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

les cams Custards Charlotte Russo, Puddinss Syrsgs
sauce. nc. &c. Highly concentrated Extract Of ana
Ts-non Peach Rose Citron Bitter Almond and Orange
Also Rose Water Peach and Orange Flower "stes ior
asvorpg all kinds Of CONNECTIONS Cooks and eoniecuooef
hs,a eivsraly preferred these Extracts on account o.
tbir strsnsta and purity VI favor tsnpoon-iuD
s,sacent 20 flavor quart Putt IN walls a. u cents eacn
PreUared By HENRY JOHNSON, Chsrnist, az Broad
way West sds) IN the Granite Building AS sa
100 Fultou-st 90 ~ne"e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

There are 10 regular bI
valves in the primary strata
il is only in the secondary
that We find them. and only
in the tertiary do We tine
that variety OF shells eHist
ing now. Bat We have seer
that the gracaton IN re
class OF scePhaiG IS 'asi
that the brschiopode shoai'
- coo.iSered the lowest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE HlDSy se,,. - !.
OSAL CO.-SEw-YoEK, November %, 80. .,rsS,.S
hereby given that the Board Of Managers ns.s - ~
al in.taimsut OF Thirty Dollars snare 90 10 T.
scrip Stocx Of this Company 20 Be psla 70 80 5th
AZ the Companys office, ii WaIist- on 'H1'J' 49, ~
HE present Scrip csrh:sts @. n - ..ass B.,
the urne o. RaynS;A7 ISAAC ~ SEYMOUR,
oiosr OF tno D'e Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02
BOARDING..

DOARD.--A spacious shs seccad asor, with
- bedroom and closet attached. with board, nsy be
found ~ Barclay st. Tho location 10 unrivslsd ~ the
part Of the city, ovslooksbs beautiful ground
in front Of Coumbis College Accommodation slso too
single ssntlsmen MO iw-
DOARDING-A very pleasant front psflor With bed
ID room sftaes suitable for gsntlemA and led may
be obtained with board BY early application q of Broad
way Also several very desirable rooms, vita board TOT
single gentlemen. ME wv
ngARp.y.AfSTRRs;ssAs sasfvAps9a AN NJ, rsh
dress L. A. stating location terms, no at tsn Once u.s. "
DOARDTo let with beard, the entire second coor %
ID. built house, consisting OF two psfofs "'s
and pantry and bedroom, suitable fot gen
smsn and lady or a small family Please cell o. ils "A
ans place Lsursnsst I'd door from Prince nSo steod
DOARDING-Two gentleman can b scsom~odstea
D".n p''e'' w. n30 Sc
A LADY, sbout leaving the city Who has large and
n pleasant dwelling In the vicinity 81 bfosaw sn'
Prince ct with many rsspootabls and oosiu
ara a. ian be accommodated, wiz dispose OF me
Of same with or without the furniture - u now sAnes
n early appsation 10 made, BY sddIsssine y WI"
-. IA rsss when an interview will be given 30 "
xITANTED-Bya gentleman, hs wife and daughter.
w o.ror two ping rooms, furnshsd IN inc upper
nsr, 81 he city Board TO be in English style Acdrsss
I P r. New. Ens and Hstsl, Broadway hsiefsnses "a
changed No. :.
TSHIyATE ,BOARD.-FaInished rooms, bseshfsss
md tea may DO mad BY two gsutismsn Ia nIshly 70
.pcct.bls family, without children 81 ~ Svium"sc
ErookIyn Unquestionsbls references required inaos
:, ne house or south wismst % -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02
~ uoorbeaa,. Graduated Magnetic Ma

ehines-These new and beautiful instruments have TO
esivsd the general communication Of the medical profes
,on OF this city account OF their great simplicity ana
exceueuce They confidently recommended a oeins
he most beautiful convenient and eaectusl srtes o. me
Kind which h.s been introduced 70 the puDhe. ~ az
on chronic or nervous chArscts tbs success at
sndius hsir ass is truly wonderful Zach mach ne 70 &c
ooupsnied by manual with fall drsetionsl ani - var
r.ntsd Manufactured sad sold wholesale and re-s "
~ n m q MOORHEAD. w 6rnedSsy ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

will be In accOrdance Win q
only the proportions will moi
be true. Let this be the
most ancient strata formed
on the primitive rock; the
next. the secondary and the
upper, the tertiary. These
strata have been distributed
in an irregular manner, sons
being inclined by the uPheav
,,, ~ the plutonic or yOlca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02
Horror. Of the Mexican War.

We have been permitted 20 make az extract
from & letter written by distinguished officer in
General Tsylor' Camp in reference to the Indian
outrages zpon the unprotected hsxicsns.
CAMF MEAN MoNTEREr. Nov. !, l-4l
TIE lBdsus sire lsyirg waste the coun-
try In Chihuahua snd Durango. Splendid hseendss In
the former State have been entirely broken up ard
deserted 10 Consequence Of their incurslous. The
Hexicsus men and women soem TO have terrible fear
Of them. They hEvs recently threatened the City of
vcioris In Durango place Of $1,000 Inhabitants who
burst no, oppose hsrl but shu. themselves up In their
houses 10 avoid hem Iis said that Durango che
noble State will be a, the mercy Of these rsseals'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02
,nARIRR OF PRICES daring the susPsnslos o
l avsstion Is47-is. By Express sco n
Lo" OF N"''' I'm -. rtDa., Fysw 49,

LIVIN0yrON Il WELLS do not an4sstsss 70 ~ 49,
iIsssros FAsso at Buffalo whose hoe ss,:ne' 10Y
STAGE 10 Milwaukee Cleveland psuo. sas 80 yssoous
HI. soIy s ss f ss merchant. ..., An.
~ bssk notes specie te.sry, yslasos o. nsn. saS
bulky goods .sssa y a. sps Ss .os si q De
osa. destined for places Of the lias q tsiesa Or
Of Buhso y b. a.n,'ssa tSo.s psess sss
s.. ordsred ell responsibility on car pss
s :. q t;s: q +: ssSgi w.
UrIGHLY IMPORTANT TO TIE AryLicTTEtD,
HUpf .FsAscls, Oeast, $50 Broadwsy,n fu In.
ssy that my child S,, ws ' From "f Dr. Ssssi
Z .6 ''.'"'' in MAS %i ssTiszs:sEI
%s sSs sy B. @ a.: ::
sye his preparations are one Of me Csx hshI, "a
mad: q ~ 3 "a q .; III I'D IL; ~
Rev J. Aadrsds, Roman Catholic PIi. cS, r'''
8 s: R;s: PD &: s.,.s, ..
Rev rnaes cured Of the longest sssndins
pssins.i ,ss ia.srss without si,ins tAs ssb,ss,
pam w %, eanS9s Cations - pos,psid
X Numerous certificates 70 b seen ~ the once non
person. Of high ,s.p:stss.,J IN. .o..,,, With Drop.
a CURE FOR SMOKY CHIMNEYs.-rhs an.
"A designed are manufacturing and hsvs o. 49,
!" wsr.a,.d 70 eur. es.nsJs q smoliss This st.s.
ears &c Prss. moisrsts. PkArLoR co
nSe 3teod- y 1870
DOOFING.-Old Tn Roof msas tight i9s = 49, rs'
Ilfoo New roofs Of rough plank eevsioc 1910 s
roO Of factories lars. bssia. s,:r fss; Pc.
q IS per square, and wsrsssss 49, hs.S
~. strao sht and durable roof kssfeness 80 pc
men. At GoODwINs chssnsy res sseso'y' 20 " es'
RsosS 80 b.tvssn Chambers and Wsrren su. no I'm
...DrSgRsHIP.--Ths ssbseribsD have the
Day iernsd eop.osnse unss, =: ssR a q H. :,
~ ~ - Irnress -bsts1 At NevYort, Nov. =, le0.
! CHns" !" ~r JAS r HDxRY
WENDELL 0nO0I,
| .utw J. THOhPbON uAkkE31
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02
THOMPSON. PRESng y 7. Tn ,..s :, ,

|s pnivsnsily approved Of By the Medical
Y.eulty and I'll who them, - the pressure
can be sradustsd from one TO hfty pounds 90
IN. no,urs without back ped which doss % much ME.
ry to the spine, causing westasss ana Rsn N a. a.
risI gwen and IL not perfectly ssfisfsetcry moesy r.
,urned Alec, the most approves shosiAsf -.
Randss<s .-~- .----r--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

ne the eX1stcnce OF animal
lie. There we discover
he Oldest animals. Above
his we find another set of
ocks which are allied to
hem, containing coal-stra.
a so extensive in certain
g and in the West The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02
Let me mention

that fossils found in the primary beds ana eF'T ~
s,t fron, one another as well as from those found in
the secondary beds. Biologists have known this
for half century Again, the tertiary contain los,
sis entirely different from the secondary VIII
represent these layers by concentrc circles when
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

The lowest strata. for in
stance. the limestone, s.
extensive over the northern
and western parts OF thu
State, belong to tire oldssl
formation deposited during
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02
NOTICES.
rPHRENoLOOIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLERs ~ WELLS,
Gilman Hall, 1871 Nassau-st. N. Y.
~ Extract. for Fisvoring Biasc Mango, Jsl'

6r L. H. Wheeler, Commissioner OF Deeds Tor
.y.Yors and Connecticut Tsmmany Hall sB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

between these an
cient types and the
living ones The
ancient types Of
echinoderms are
the lowest order,
belonging 10 thos
which have astem,
and in that resem
bic the young OF
the free star-tish
Bat Of those which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

'Cent GATE winch COh-
tain shells similar to
'those now in exist
ence F; these strata
are called tertiary
beds. The primary,
secondary and tertia-
3ry beds are not to be
mistaken for those
srocks which have no
! stratiicstion and CON
; tain no fossils.
4 Let me mention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

parts OF the Middle STATES
oldest strata of coal
would unite with the low
est series under the name
of primary rocks. Then
we have q series, not ex
tensively developed IL
.l,ss rart of the world In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

which the new red sandstone OF the Connecticut
Valley forms part to which belongs the series OF
oolitic rocks 80 extensive in the South OF England,
and the blush limestone of Somersetshlre and
Yorkshire. and above that the chalk. All these
have a certain crust in connection, and have been
called secondary strata. Above that we have the
Green sands of New ersey. and strata OF more re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

vii remembei
ne form within
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

~ Col schoaer Of the Boston Atlas passed
through the City this morsng his route TO Wsshps
ton where he will pass portion Of the Winter ard
contribute letters for bis paper His letters from
Ecrope to the LOrsA Cosriv we're dessrvedly CON-
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

PoLIcz.-A man named Charles Robinson was
arrested last night by officers fusrd and Case OF tue
Finssn,h Ware for drunkenness and dsorderly con
duct In the street He resisted the officers and cs,'n
INK the thumb, Of officer Fdsrd IN MS moItn' o., y
nearly off, He was locked up.-- .Ohcor Weysn OF inc
Fnh Ward arrested this morning boy about IL years
old By the name OF John Smith. charged with having
picked from the pocket OF Mr. Theodore Bocenesder OF
ssO Roadway pocket book containing " In cash and
a note of hand for $40. The property was recovered
and the BOY committed 10 the TOmbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

u President Labaree. OF Middlebury College,
has been chosen one Of the Secretaries Of the A. B. C.
F. NJ to al the place vscsed BY the death Of Dr.. Arm
suous, who. Il will be remembered. wss losi 10 the
wreck of the Atlantic Presideu, Lsbsree will probably
r,.g3, a, tkt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

" Senator BREEsE Of Illinois is at the A'tor
Hou.s hon. J. NJ Roor, the eloquent Representative
from Ohio among those Who have passed through our
City to Washington Hs stopped at IudsOn's Hon
II JOHNSON Of sewHsmpshirr. with bis beautiful srd
accom- 2H.hed brl;e. IL ct The Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

RESCUED FROM DRowsISo-A man named Jesse
Dnhoi. fell overheard and rescued from drowning
by officers Armstrong and Hopkins Of the Third Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

When they escape from the ege
they have a long articulated stem
like all those crinoids OF ancient
times. They have radii extend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

THE CoURrs.-In the case OF Sophia Usher rs.
Iohn +. Hslermsnn. In tho Common Pleas, for board,
&C. of defendants wife already referred to, the Jury
gave a vercct for plaintiff Of sass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
Ia published every SATURDAY MORNING. at tho low Pss OF
az per snnun In advance 10 copies for sIs or - co2.
fcr SCI
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-07-01
EVANSVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

TIME Trustees of the Evansville Female Seminary
Il take pleasure in announcing to the public that
this Institution will be reopened on the first Monday
in May next, in the baildng on Water street, hith
erto occupied by Messrs. Heberd.
The management of the Seminary will be entrusted
to Mrs. C.. K. STONE as Principal. She has secured
for the present the services of Miss Green. other and
well qualified associate teachers will be obtained as
the exigencies of the School may require.
The course of instruction will embrace Primary,
Preparatory and Advanced Department. Be Is r -;
The Principal convinced of the Importance of eff
Gent training from the beginning, will have the Pr
mary and Preparatory Departments under her ex-
elusive supervision.
Besides the Elementary branches, instruction will
be given in History, Mental and Moral Philosophy,
Rhetoric, Composition, Logic, Botany, Chemistry
Mathematics Ancient and Modern Languages, Mu-
sic, Vocal and Instrumental, Drawing. Special at
tention will be given to the morals and manners OF
the pupils The year will be divided into two ses-
sions OF % weeks each, four quarters OF ii weeks
each. -i-l+I st-n i-. - fI- 7'n say u.
Tuition in the Primary Department per Quar-
.-.-.- .-.---..... .---.-..... 400
Advanced -. ..-.A 6 TO
according to the advancement of the pupil Extra
charges will be made for ancient and modern Lam
guages Music and Painting.
Young Ladies from distance can find board in
good families at reasonable rates In all such cases
however, they will se under The care OF one Of the
Teachers
The Trustees take pleasure in commenting the
school TO the patronage all the friends OF Education,
and trust that institution well calculated TO
meet the wants ofour rising community, will be Wig
orously supported. Mrs s., brings letters ofcommen-
datiol from Rev. n. III. Hall, of Lexington Ky; Rev
w. w Hill, and w. ii. Bulky, of Louisville, Ky;
Rev. Mr., Pratt, Paris, Ky; references also may be
made TO Rev Bishop Smith, of Kentucky to Rev b
II. Bascom, of Pennsylvania University, and others
BY order of the Board.
may l-w3tw6t. DANIEL WOOISEY, Seey.