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MISCELLANEOUS.


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ftHHE regular time for tho ofthc Fall
Session Of this institution will be the 9,,t DAY Of SEP
he teachers at present connected with the Seminary
Rev. :. ". ToLFoRD. b. D.. Principal,
Miss s. v. BLISS.
Miss MIRA II. TOWNSEND, h'si'hans.
Miss FRANCIS L. HARDING, aid
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, Assistant Primary Depart.
i,snt. tE.s ~ -s
Prof John \. WiN SkIa Msie and az german
Prof b. b. STONE, Vocal Music
Miss orr win take active duty tho coming session
probably be with US in the Spring. ms Il..
Miss Bliss has been for several years connectsl
HOES The higher branches taught in Seinarcs but is
experienced Teacher of Music and French. Pupils
rom Prof Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss. =
The Natural Sciences will be taught by tho regular
iore the classes by some experienced Lecturer and Bx
we would again direct the attention ofparents to th
Terms in the Seminary Any knowing the grade
pupi will at once know the amount OF Tuition Where
tile majority studies Of pupil in any particular
Hoard and Tuition, with rent, Bedding, Fire
Lights and Ancient Languages II desired, per session
five months, $500
LAY Tuition-Primary, Junior Gradcper
session, :. ,, 600
Seminary proper, Junior Class,
Me9 es5' slsas. 1859 1859
a. Senior class, 1000
Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1000
Music rer MONTHS with use Of instrument
Tor lessons, 1900
q &c ofinstrument for daily practice, ri4E 200
Modern Languages Painting or drawing, a4hs 1901
Emmoi,'cry, Fancy Neediowork, or plain Sew.
600
t.ca Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
Whors Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semina
sequence of the extra trouble the
| e.! as IN the Seminary, viz: S1s per session. -
Pupils are charged from the time of entrance close
Of session, and nc deduction made except sickness
With reference to the management OF the school, we
ave only that we have here Government and Lr,
al DneD md
law, which all concerned must respect and obey Our
are also SUCH that pupils under the
OF Female Teachers night and day This system
extra and trouble TO Teachers, but is the only
sy'trn We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
ell views. 81 i.
As TO the progress OF pupils in sound learning
those interested will visit attend examinations
will point them TO the members of higher classes
aud sayc smut nostra onunenta-here pledges
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1889.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES S. WHEATE, Clerk.
X. w. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. L. SASosToS, Sergeant
Sergeants DePuties.-Is waId-Isaac II. Pearl I'd ward
Adm. w. Clemens Sd ward-John Bowers. 18th ward
Henry P. Chapine. 9Th ward-James s. Campbell.
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Jlxrs F. MELvIS Flour INSPECTOR
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Berger r,spine and Muscle Liniment.
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extraordinary that to speak its real merits you
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1t can be had at
r .t PAXTON &; LAKES,
..,... End OF Susp. Bridge, and at
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all other makes note in United
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comprising some OF the most remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage, Dsintesestedness
and Self-sacrifice of Ancient and
GGVF Modern Times.
BY HENRY C. WATSON, f 81
AUTHOR OF "THE CAMP-FIRES OF THE REvo
LUTON" "NIGHT IN A BLoCK-HoUSE," &c.
TO before America examples for p,ita
ton ~ the most trying circumstances, may stated to be
the object OF this BOOK De Tocqurve, French tourist
in the u States, women In NO Country s1u upon
the earth is the seI SO respected and defee
days OF chivalry, with much enlightenment. A hero
&c woman is almost an object OF worship Men have
and inspired BY the contemplation excellence Let the
reading and study of such work the Huroic Women,
become common, and wives, mothers sisters and
daughters will become renowned resolution
OF old The ensuing include nearly all
stances female herois with many that not less
aFkaDlc but less generally known among which may be
found Historical Sketches Of
81 Generiere, uertrude Van Der W'arf,
BrUnaIaui, Mrs SPeneer Smiths e.
The SIsrer Of Dusursciin, Mad n1oiselIe Arn5os,
Jane, Countess OF Monitori, Catherine l. OF R,.siI
J lo,, Il H;a i5e M M,Ta,: TH n1s
Margaret Of Anjou, Marie Antoinetie,
The Queen of NarGrre, | The PRINCES de LauSo,Ie,
Mary STUART ..a Madame f2i-G6eth,
Mary Dye, he Quaker Mariyr Madame Roland,
Of e. England, Madame Desnouiins, .
Lady fansha,r, .iimee Laaoin,ks,
L Il. =, Norton, Mrs. Mott and Mr'. BTeEs-
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NittSdGie, The Queen of Georgia,
Flora Macdonald, Mrs. Charles Elliott,
HiJs .NGckGy, Mrs. Parsley,
Lady Harriet Ackldna, Lydia DarrGsh,
Helen Walker, Mrs. Head and the noted Mys.
Madame La Rochjaquelin Helm, DC, dc.
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PROSPECTUSES.

AMERICAN NAVAL HISTORY. &
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED!
HISTORY OF 'f' '",''t
THE TEDSTATES' NAVY.
I'M SERIES
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES o.
American Naval Heroes
From the Formation of the NaDy, to Me close Of
the Mexican Var. .-l.
DY CHARLES J. PETERSON, author OF 18th, Military
ID Heroes OF The Revelation Thc Military lie. OF
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