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Hal, or IN. House Or Representative.

During the session OF Congress for ls454e, we pub
lished various articles from pen, commune
Gated by Nj. Owen, member OF Congress from Indiana
to demonstrate the necessity OF providing new hall
for the House OF Representatives. The points which
illustrated were that the present hail. account OF
being circular structure must necessarily be untitled for
the purpose to which il was desned that the members
could not hear the Debates except at particular points
that sometimes, ndped the sounds caught by a
direct transition, aud sometimes BY echo from the cir
cuar dome but that generally speaking the debate was
lost upon the members themselves, as well upon the
people who wished to hear the debates, and the stenog
raphers who attended for the purpose Of reporting tem
The evils growing out of these defects freely por
trayed In fact was to certain extent cutting of the
liberty Of speech, destroying the very elements Of elo-
quence, and scattering the fragments Of unsupported and
misrepesened speeches among their constituents unless
the speakers would take the trouble Of reporting their own
speeches. We disappointed in the effect which this
appeal in favor of hall produced upon Congress
Resolutions indeed presented for alterations
speeches made but gradually other came
up and swept this subject into oblivion. The brilliant
reforms achieved by the last administraton-the reduc
ton Of the tarihe organization OF the treasury
systematic discussion OF the system OF internal i'm
provements-the relations with Mexico, and the
ures for prosecuting the war-and then the Wlnot Pro-
viso and the organization of territorial governments
diverted the attention OF Congress from its comfort
so that no efficient adopted for the improve.
ment of the present hall, the erection OF one
Now and then new member complains OF the defects,
but sill, nothing has been done for many years for
moving them. The Senate chamber is free from the
defects OF the other hall but it is too small TO
date as many spectators would attend their debates
In fact neither hall is calculated fully The OBJ
jecs for which they were designed.
is with great pleasure, therefore, that this
matter again brought up The thanks Of the country
due to Mr. jefferson Davis who has proposed and car
red an appropriation OF 100000. for throwing two
wings from the Capitol, and building hall EACH wing
for the accommodation OF each house. We sincerely
trust Than the proposed appropriation may pass The House
Of Representatives and thus the necessary auang
be expedited as fast as possible. DESTROYS Of
prosecuting this object, throw open our columns with
great pleasure 10 the following communication. We in
vite discussion, IRON experienced and scientific architects
upon the best mode of constructing the halls We pass
no opinion on a alter which we do not profess to
understands but the two draughs OF the designs for the
enlarged building which exhibited iD the Senate
chamber appear to US 10 be eminenty beautiful and
appropriate.
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ADDITION TO THE CAPITOL.


"The form of the hall of the House of Representative.
!, actually changing the form Of our goyernmen D.oq.
sion 10 not prscicabs Ia that hall The consequence Is
that the Houfe is jslug nil influence with the people, and
the Senate gaining ALL Instead OF legislature vided
two Branches each checking the othei as intended o.
the constitution, we last approaching that period 10
which single branch, the Senate, will control every
hing"
So said democratic senator a year or two since I
told him thought the fault in the MEMBERS rather
than in the hail. Sunday the preacher could easily
be heard in every part OF the room Another senator
piled that that was very true speaker in the Clerks
desk could y be heard hut in other positions be could
be heard only with difficulty, and in hardly al all
The hall constructed that man In one position
found j. good whispering gallery, while IN other posi-
tons there such reverberaton produced utter
confusion Of all artlculate sounds
Both these senator's had served for years as members
OF the House oil Representatives
have since looked into Reawick' Natural Philosophy
and found therein some remarks, which shall copy;
For lucrative assemblies conducted according Eng
lish and American parliamentary FORMS The best hgure l.
would be psfyls the onger walls spd rising above
each other steps ThJ roof and walls should broken
Taons The greatest dimension should exceed
ninety feet. TomIkshs rOef 81 ihs saag, Of dome reg
t4ar eyi,ndr u tho toorst possible msihod.'
The writer then goes on describe the ancient thea
tres OF the Creek the form OF which be says u admirable
where the speaker occupies certain position, as in
churches and lecture rooms. But, be continues;
sThe form Of an ancient theatre IT, on the other hand
the that be adoptrd 70, deberauve assembly,
as the speakers will occupy the space proper Tor the audit
9ss ana the advantages VIII De converted mo defects
smentary Business where the speaker sscends tribune,
Tnlcs The place Of The sage IN The Geek hesae
biies would be enhanced by covering II wi vaated
H sbs o OF Of s.ss. Ssny
The worst that has bean eynssefed for the
pI,pos Jor whrd 70 used"
II you can find room to publish this. Mr. Eltor, you
may do good for the plan Tor the hail. well
as can Judge IRON the drawings, is little more than
copy Of the old one on an enlarged scale.
We do want hail. but u should be one expressly
constructed for the purposes Of discussion and moi one in
which the members may display their oratory for the
benefit OF the gaping auditors in the gallery They form,
al the BEST out small PoIuon OF tne nation, and ineir
done without manifest dernent to the public interest
A DEMOCRAT
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GENERAL Agency and Law Once AZ washiaxto,
DE sELDING 4 WYLIE,


'' Browns Hotel, WasAinsion, b. G Ssa
CBAs DE sELDISG \ ANDREW wYLiE, IT,, having n.
60 Ss .srnse depsrns.s, or before sny ss.
mssioners appointed for the adjustment OF spoauons or
s .s a, s.son e all business ina, may Ss Osr
their charge They win Also attend 70 obtaining pensions,
Otherwise buyng and selling real estate collecting ~
Andrew wyie, IT, will attend any business with NJ
either himself the m may be ntIusIsd IN any Of the eO
The Ds Or hs cI ussa ss Ss'ss
pubic and ccmussioner deeds Tor all the States he M
men Of deeds, and which appean b odce
Charges will be modeIaie and regulated BY The
post pad) viii receive immediate attention
Sept s--diy
DEaiALE EDUCATION.--A school TO which pareu, N
abroad ntrf their daughters witout eai o Their us
habits, which will nsurt the AZ QUESTION
solid polite which shall impar ienneIeni without ~
u,snt 70 sIeosh o. character aud good sense which shall
comfort ana social enjoyment pnder parental gudial
daughters OF duties OF American ladies' w
this Is what tie subscriber LAS Attempted IL. ~
wear win commence ON sepiemD,r Z, with tie a,
English, French and Geiman-Mnch Nis :
able 10 procure Circulars, giving particulars be ~
Ing personally, b, mail to the subscribers indiana VIZ
fne iolowing commentator written, edoriay, by %,
the Distinguished laboers IN he ra,s q education
country, when subscriber al the head Of choO h
delphia. S.f :, a, ,,,tsn.,.
/ H. W. 1UehhhA, A. N
"where Mr.. Cushman known, unnecessary SPEAK
but We wish advantage Of lii cut IN
10 be en- oyed by yet personally acquainted
him therefore chiefly TO distant readers that add,
ourselves. III" -
"ihe division studies Rev. Mr.. Cushman school
rapid progessin attentive scholars anu his constant
sonal supervision the requisite attention Parents
lance desiring aiiord daughters the advanne
school, may confidently inus Their entire direction % Mr. Cu
who devote his attention to their moral and literary atan
witt parental the authority OF the schors
and the circle, the full conviction that morals
education and
this The Of Mr. Cusbnans
would especially invite the attention OF cur readCr
REV AND DEAN SIR acknowledge the receipt Of yours
terday. have changed opinion Of yvu as emhs
capable and successful teacher do believe that v
have your school less deserved now than
when In sincerity my heart, wrote The connendaa
reconime ndation you refer 10. #
With the highest esteem, am, your old friend,
| JOS. X. CHANDLu
| HousK or REpREsEsrArivFs, Aug IA, 1850
4 Aug 31--eodt25thSep ..t.e
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ly-rhe ColambiAn Association OF Teachers Will meet
the Smithsonian Buildings Monday the I'D
inst AZ be eAprcted from the dele
gates appointed educational convention In Philadelphia
s.d .on. female members OF the
subject under viii be read The public
aterd. = . ..,,x..
sep2l Secretary
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D.ED,

In city, illness Of II days. CHARLES
youngest of e. and NANCY ANN GODDARD,
OF this city, aged months and Is days
friends relatives OF the family respectfully invited to
funeral from the residence Of his
parents. 10th, New York and
4 O'Clock, Saturday the 2st inst
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NEy and Elegant c.rpetings Sc.The subscribers
now o. Informing ,ss friends. and ,e sssD. g.a
the dacsn county i Of the richest and ae.t ye.
S a;s. acs os s s s's .s S S and
been invited. They name
IN cApPErNGs.
French and English veveu, latest designs, supehsuvs
s.s.s .s1s. %s,.n 's s9u sS ss,r. n..
do premium American Brusses
English and American low. priced, extra rich
Imperial three py, . new patterns
And Americaa ingi.in, all wool, low-priced
Cocoa mating, iOr basement passages
Hemp esfpesns, very ssr,es at, e., and cheap
Rrin rich CneaelIe and ru',ed rug.
Figured baIre. and larre-sired crumb cIotns, &c.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS, they name
Extra rich French laines
DO Eaaish do low-priced
90 woasd daina.k every shade
90 F ps1s and e g.si .S si S"sss
Twiled and plain Turkey S,eal , ss.nmse"
et ccrnice a'e styles, smp' 'a''e 'oop'' &C. gre" va
They also AJAX especial attention 10 large carefully
Lime" .i,eetins. table damasks, satin damasr
liable cloths, dama-s table napkin.
White and eo.orsd bed guile, bed and crib blankets
Plow-esse linens, cotton ,'a,s sses s
Together with every orhe article IN their nnSa which nave
their reputation furnishing The very best goods The lowest
p' ss,, o,-arif m HooE co.
4 CARD.-wALTER HARPER q CO., Penn.ylvania avenue,
OH and lon streets, viii oprn on snday o. nue.asy
Silks shaw scnis cashneres &c
embracing every variety qualify Of rich and elegant goods
Sept 2i-6u
NOTICE On Tss-psyers-Essht per cent. reduction.-
hereby gwen that the M @, The year 1850 became due
upon payments during the ". month
q - A. ROTHw ELL, Collector.
septei-eo6t
I,RtssH Ixid Giovesi KID Giovesi Mid @ ovest-on
Monday inst, ~ fresh
Kid Gloves, will thereafter be- constantly receiving feh
plies Of the sane ofevers sire and coor .
Perfumery and Fancy Store, Pennsylvania avenue,
Sent Ql--3t National Hotel
Anew Fancy Goods, snssssle for Presents--wm be
receiving every day during beautiful assortment OF
fancy soods suitable for presents hc Also sRe asscmen o.
eh pnunsv psfuns soaps, hnirwashes and svev mnc'e
pertaining 10 the olet r-a. ita -f.-- o He
3sit Perfumery Fancy Bsors, Penpsyvsns svenns
SEPT si-S ! n ~ I77 an nspr sss6nal Hotel
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IaSyrhe Committee appointed st the recent meeting
OF the printers ashngton memoraize congress the sub
Of printing Saturday,
O'Clock vi Mr!f jefferson, i2th 81 eet
Sept
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tsor NorIoll, Pincy Point, and Did roini-FsFe ~
hueed.
The steamer Osceola will, ON the oh Of "
d-aQo-, commence making trips week 10 the a
80 places, leaving Washington every "Wednesday
sn uray al O'Clock returning, leave Norfolk even Mon
and Thursday At O'Clock, D. m. ,
Touching, going and returning, nj Pney foint va foh
river and The usual landings Tie Potomac.
Passage to Piney Point, 81
Passage aud fare ~ Norfolk. 81 .. .,,-,,-,,
July At JAMES miIchtLt
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kEw and Elegant Csrpetings, &cThe subscribers hav'
m. pleasure informing friends, and the citizens
y., OF the cities wasBingt Groeown and Ale Iands
Of richest aud latest style
q, house goods, VI variety fully comete, sns
,,i u,p,. MOI ony
t.te any rrnc display which the attention Of their ba
b.en lny isd. They
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-14
October. Appointments.
sa DR.. HI. TUYBs,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.

WILL be in attendance at his Room,
W. as follow 5: 9fv5 10 g sis-.s ses,
:. R.vErNA-Prentiss House, Friday after-
nonls and Sa' frda y, ] 18th and 18Th oft1ct e.
Z ,CANToa-Mlers Hotel, Thursday aid Fri
day forennon, d and 4rh of Oct s-~'.
NEW LII 'BoN-Watsonts Hotel, SATURDAY,
and Monday, 5th and 7th Of Oct. - - -.
BRIpGEwArER. sPA.-Hsnm oua's Hotel.
Tuesday aud Wednesday, ytI, and srh O,a !
CANFiEi D-Eagle Hotel, Saturday, lgln o!
Oct sal So ssssg gsss lsss.s1ca Il srgss &
: iru>e,r wS-Mhnsion iasH"nse, M onday
and Tuesday, t4il, and 18th Of Dct. ~.
WARREN---Pal'zglo off Hotfse, "Wednesday
and Thnssdav. Ii h aud nth of Oct. - ~ .s.-
AkKo>-C 'bb's Exchange, Monday am,
TUESDAY 2lst and 2=d OF Sept. :. ts- q.
+ CUrAh Ga FALLs-Siage House, w ednc..
day. g3rd of Oct. s--.- I'll ss.e 81.
CLEvELAED = american House, Friday;
Saturday and Monday, 25,h, s6ttf aid sslL
of Oct. HsI
MfDINA-Ch,dcster House, W Wednesdsy af,
ternoon and Thursday, 3Oth and ) lst O. Oct.
WoosTER-American ttouse, Friday and
Saturday, lst aud Sd OF Nov. VI za..s
MAssILLoh-- .n,efican House, Monday
and Tuesday, 4'h and 5th of Nov. ser s.
Til 'se affected with disease of the Lungs,
Liver, Spleen. or Kidneys, / ,f ,mafions,
Rhenna ism, Asthma. 81 crlness OF breath,
or difficulty OF breathing, Dy yspepsia, Dropsy,
weakness or nervous debility, restlesness,
loss of appe1ire, ,C"nstipatiqH,i arrangements
of the st mach, bilious affections, Gravel. .
White Swelling. f6ncet, Scrofnla, Ulcers.
lmp"rilies of The blood,o any Chrun,c or
long standing disease are invited to call.
No Charge for Consultation. " !.
Dr. Il. neither Uetds .nor biisters-nor is
he Honteopafhist-he never us' s Mercury,
.9ntimony, Arsenic. nor any other Mineral a S
medical agent-nor is he I'kon.soaian, he
neither Steams nor gives Emefies! His
theory Of disease d ffers from all others that
have he'n adopted; but not more so than
dues his system of trcatnlent! He does not
make s ck 10 make ,ceH nor tar dotrm to build
mp ogUn nor allay nervous irritation by
patching up with unodynrs as,. T
BY calling, persons unacqnain' ed with
this practice, may obtain names OF indlvidu
ais residing ut "r near the several appoint
men;s who have been restored to PERFECT
HEALTH ny Analyilc-l treatment after all
other means bad faiIed,s Amnng the cures
performed in Northern Ohio, since int ro.
dnc'ng the Acknowledgment may be found
almost every variety Of disease known in
tn Latitude n any Of which were. of years
standing and had been pronounced utterly
incu able by attendant physicians. All let
ters must be directed TO Dr. II. Tubbs,
cleveland, o. POST PAID. j qzzr 1-sz, .,.s @4z
Visits to the ab,Ue aopoin. nsents I'll be
continued once in fi,ur. or FIVE weeks.
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ACAUTlDN.-Abu ut the ONLY ORlGs-
IL NAL AND GEN UINE WISTARS

AcAUTlDN.-Ab,u ut the ONLY ORIGf-
IL NAL AND e En- UIN WlSTaRS
Balls An OF WILD CHERRY The gleat
remedy for COmsunlptiOn! and the bcst
medicine known TO man for Ashthma OF every
stage, Liver Complaints, Bronchitis, Inhueh- 8
r.. Coughs. Colds, Bleeding of Tho Lungs,
Shortness ef B. cath, Pains aud Weakness iu
the Side, Breast, g., aud all other di.eases OF
the Pulmonary Organs. . -,
Wislar's Baisam of Wild Cherry is a f.sea
Ilerba Medicine, composed chiefly OF WHe
Cherry Balk and the genuine feeiaid Mos,
(lhe latter imported expressly for this PurPose5
tI,e rare medical virtacs Of which are also coiil-
hned bv n now chemical process With the ,x-7
I, act Of Tar, thus rendering The v hole com.
pound the most certain and tfiicacious remedy
ever discovered for Consumption OF the Lungs.
Still further evidence Of the Remarkable euta,
tive propet lies of this inestimable prep railvs';
RUssELvIL.E, Brown CO., 0. Aug: q, lS49.
Messrs. Sinford 4 P4rk-Gentlemsn; a.
bout six weeks ago / received The agency Of
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, bui WIN SONG
reluctance on my part, Tor the reason mat l
had been the agent for SO many pills ana oti>'
or nostrulns which were cracked mp to be some-
thing wonderful, but which turned OIL In tbts
end 10 be of no account whatever except 70 me
manufacfurer, Bat candie.7 admit that theI
time have been deceived. for the exiraoi dihaIy
cures effected BY Wistar's Balsam have con-
vinced me that good can come ONT OIL ,l:''. Na.acn
Y,ur agent left me one dozen bottles, which arc
all qon.-laving been the means OF curing
.eve1a obstinate cases of Consumption, and e o
mistake: for what see and know am oouno
IN believe, One case in particular; yoarg
Gentleman in Winchester. Adams county ONO,
,eu miles from this place. was cnred Of Consump-
ton when the doctors had givch him up, or
could do nothing for him, and il was the inten-
linn of his friends to convey him TO your eiiys
md placc him under the care Of some cmin' MT
,byscian there. Bnt a friend told him OF " "is'
tar's Bslsam, and that he could obtain ~ ol u,o.
He sent for il, and before the second oo't,s was
gone he was sound and well, and attending 70
h;s every day business. As there are sevefA
;,.ouir;es for the medicine. il would be VOL 10
,f,ar.l an addtional supply without delay. n
Very respectfully yours.
.7.;s Say ~; = LAMBERT NEWL4ND.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for So;
North. east corner Of Fourth and Walnut
streets, entrance on Walnut to " liom all OF.
ders must be addressed. 80,
IS Sold by appointed Agents in every town in !
the South and West. .,
Sold by CuRrlss HATCH. Ravenns:, Kent :
Grennell K Co. franklin Mills; J. B. Wheoon'
Hudson; Oy,att g. Porter, Riclfeld; Dow q W.
Cuyahoea Falls; E. Curiiss, Middeo1ry; o. -;
| Horr. Shalerville; w. Dickinson. hahoo,Pn'
Gibbs & Day. Deer6eld; II. Sprague, Dau ssr
ra.,sv;Iie r s. TiIden Go Parkman: 9. W.
Pss,t' P,,. T.. 4 E,kins, and D. Conm,ns'
! Akron. s- -s- 7'a seP'''"''' A4>i =
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,WEsIERN{ RESERVE. !
ECLECTIC zINSTWUTE.s
,.,HE BUILDING Committee, 10 VII whom

sl.HE BUILDING COMMITTEE, to whom
was intrusted the erection Of tn edifice
of this Institution Of learning, have pro.
gressed SO rapidly with it, that we are now
prepared to announce to the public the near
completion of the work and to set day for
the School to commence. The Institution,
designed for both males and females, will be
opened 10 receive Students, on
Wednesday, the 24th day Of Nov., nest.
A Inrge and most substantial building of
great elegance. sufficient to accommodate
between two and. three hundred Students.
will be SO far completed by that time, as to
allow of the occupancy Of one suite of rooms
and perhaps more. 1t is situated at the
centre Of Hiram, Portage county, in the
midst of, q farming popula ton, as moral and
accommodating as any other-and q loca-
ton as salubrious as any in the world
Competent Instructors will be provided
for all the branches of study taught in, the
best Seminarles, for the ordinary branches
of English Literature; the, Sciences, physi-
cal and moral, Mathematics, History, and
the Ancient LANGUAGES y.vE tss -
5s.. s.s "A FEMALE TEACHER so .. g..
of known ability and experience, is to have
charge of the Primary Department, in which
the elements OF Engf1s1 E0ucauon Will Oc
thoroughly taught. The most approved
Text Books of all the studies will be pro-
vided and furnished TO Students at the low
est Booksellers prices.
Terms, per Srssiongf II aoseks.
In the Primary Department. as $500
Ia lhe higher English and Mathematics, 400
In the hig- er Mathematics and Ancient
Languages, III fss ,eaHssf.ssi. ~, 800
Each Student, except those in the Prima>
ry Department, will be expected to- pay so
cents each Term, for Incidental expenses.
All the Studen,s will have an opportunity
of thorough instruction, and constant prac>
tice in Vocal Music, free of charge.
Payments WILDE expected by the. middle
of the Term. 20. IS - -. ..-.,. g..
Boarding can be obtained in tho neigh,
borhood Of the Institution, in good families.
from 81 i,o01to $L25sper week. according
to the amount of Accommodations desired.
The first Term will commence at the time
above announced, and it is hoped Students
will be present as far as possible, the first
day of The School.
A. S. HAYDEN, Principal.
Hiram, Sept. II, 1850. Sw278.
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EARLE'S IMPROVED


Cast Steel Hone and StrOp,
For Razors and Surgical instruments.
HlHIS article proves to be superior. to any
Il now in use for restoring and giving a
fine edge to the instrument. For sale at
DR.. Swifl's Drug Store. also by s. R. Free
man. z.se ,zs,.,s s.g, So rss.ys zr-4 ..s- ss.
Manufactured and warranted BY .. Earle,
Palmyra, Portage Co. Ohio. Homes for
Bench Tools and Curriers' Knives, will be
kept on hand or made to order, - ..'''
June II, 1919.
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Glass Wure, DC.

Tric pherous and Balm Of Columbia for
restoring the hair Pure Cad LiUer Oil by
The gallon or Lotfle. Chloride ef Lime III
bottles. Ciove .4nedynr and Paraguay R"ur
"cer,ain cures' for lie Too bacIie. CUAiitu-
r;dal Co'todion . new ricle for ucsicntion.
H. .fmnn's .4dodyne. Iodide Mercury. iSpon-
ges. IF every e>crrp'inn. Canary Serd
Sand Paprr. I,arn,sh " hife Lead. DC. Sc.
Received and foI sale by
/. SWIFT.
July 6. 1850. zf-z - Eaa. sg.s snI.
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.MT. ..UNI0N SEMINARY.

nNHIS INSTITUTION, located at Mt.
+ i Union, Stark Co., Ohio, will com
mence IFS next term of l8 weeks Nov. 11th,
and the following Spring term OF f2 weeks
viii commence March Slst, 1881, under
the superintendence of Rss al {
O. N. .HARTSHORN, A. B { Principal ,7El
E. n. JOHNSON, Assistant. a@ $50 =
l. The building is of corvelient size, with
study ard recitation rooms. The SemIna-
ry is furnished with an cxrellent set OF Phi
Ioseph,caI, Chemical and Astronomical Aps
perain Pelton's Outline Maps, uttrr's An
eatomieai Plates, an Atlas of Historys Math4
enatica Instruments and cho.ce Colec>
ition of Minerals, '''-1 Sssz st'4
Tuition per Quarter Of II Weeks. =
Orthography, Reading Wrlting and ~ sa
Geogr Apply, ''''- A So, SO
Arithmetic, Bookkeeping. English "
Grammar, Rhetoric and Logic, .+
Elements Of CRITICISM, Nj entail @s sa
Philosophy, Physiology: and A. ''e -
. ma. omy, S'71'ss - = 7. FE, .ss 500
Tue Natural and Moral sscienees. s7'''ss ri
r the, Higher Branches of Mathe- : zr5z.
maties. Surveying, As stfonomy,
Political Economy .lnternat ion-s sS
+; ,sl Law, Latin, Greek, aud Il g ,-
Elements Of Acknowledgment y :. =
; ges. 400
The courasbf instruction. will be thorou Oh
Regular atlandance and prompt recitations
will be reqniref of eac stndent.A Connect
ed with the Seminary is regularly organ>
ized Literary Society, afordinga facilities
for improvement in Deciamal ion, Compost
tion, Orat ion and Debate Particular care
will be given 10 he comfort. health and
moral culture ofahe students assAsell as to
tbo; IL Il
Board can be had in families at a prics
varying from rs cents 10 sr,le3 per week.
The expenses of students desiring to board
themselves need mot exceed so cents per
weel, including their board and room rent.
Work can be furnished at a fair price to
young men washing by Manual Labor to
defray all or a. part Of heir expenses. Books
and Stationery can be Ind in Mt. Union,
which is pleasant, lthysaHd moral viii
lage, sixteen miles East Of Canton. q
0ctoher 1sf. 125O