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Two large Cancers, cHectu-
ally Cured, by
S. REYNOLDS,
f23. Grariet street, Ncw Orleans

1913, Grattef street, lVew OT<eo"S'
1,ERTIFICATE OF cure from Captain
NNat. 0strand g.
"Dr. j.. Reynolds: SIR-Having for many
years been afflicted with two large and invet-
crate Cancers, lone upon my right hand, the
other upon my left arm,) I sought in vain for
cure at the hands Of our most experienced sur
geors.
Hearing Of your successful treatment OF
Cancers, | determined to have the benefit OF
your experience, and for this purpose came to
New Orleans, eight months ago, when | spec
Oily received relief, by yonr mild and etfec-
tual mode OF taking both Cancers out, without
the aid Of the knife. The Canoe: upon my
hand weighed over a quarter ola pound, that
on my arm, more than three quarters OF q
pound, vet the new and healthy flesh took
their place SO rapidly that was entirely res
tored to health in q few weeks.
As a token Of gratitude for your able ant
successful treatment, of my Cancers, | yolun
tarily add this my testimony to yotir numer
Gus credentials, and trust that those %efiecte,
with Cancers may be directed to you, for
speedy and eftectual cure. Respectfully
yours, NATHANIEL OSTAND|'
j1-iy22 OF Louisville, Kentucky.
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And Military Coiiege,
WtsaIEeIex, dH milts from SifcHEz
lIcnAarEnED M 1904

-
TvfiE Trustees II Jefferson College have
n granted n iessc Of the builhngs snd APP
pnrtenances. Cor stcfmof yeass. 20 tie sub
scriber aud his associate. They remove
with their families 10 Washington. and per.
manently established themselves in that
place, in October last. The College is con-
axefedon the plan Of teaching, honestly and
thoroughly whatever 10 taught andof prompt
obedience TO rules. The superintendent
graduated nj West Point. and regulates The
discipline.
1Hs FOLLOWING ~PREkcErLEs y ADOPTED:
a aitIiiaFy organization, atsa aH1fofm sc
curing order. regular exercise, studioua hab
its. manly department, and ECONOMY IN dress
The abolition Of all crtra charges for ex.
ira branches OF study; placeing every Cadet
on the same footing. and teaching all o "a
part of.Ihe course, at the parents option aud
with reference 70 the contemplated pursuits
OF the pupil; "a.
Qualifying he student for Civil Engineer
ing. Practical Surveying, the Counting
House, and Mandatory, as well as for the
Professions.
Fixing no period OF time Tor obtaining a
degree, but allowing the Cadet TO gradnate
when he can pass rigid examinations on his
chosen studies, and eau show that he under
stands their principles.
rZ-The buildings are ample, in good or
der, and abudantly supplied with cisiern
water The heaitliness OF Washington is
TOO well known to admit Of dispute.
IZ-The Library, Laboratory, instruments
and Cabinets, are sufficient for all the wants
Of the pupils.
THE STUDIES.
Greek Latin French; Spanish; West
Point course of Mathematics; Engineering
Practical Surveying; Drnwingiand Tactics
Application oil Chemistry TO the Arts; En-
glish Language in Grammar, Reading,
Composition, and Defamation
NJ Trims and Eapcuscs. for ten months
Payable hakf IN al gunce-BaIaaee al
Tie end o thc 9Th Month. ra
in THE COLLEGE
For tuition in all Studies, Boarding,
Room Rent. Fuel, Lights, WASH
ing, Use Of Arms, Instruments,
Cabinets. Laboratory& Library. $500 60
IN THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
ten Months. $3.50 90
Day Pupils in the Collcge--For tui-
ton in all the studies, Use,of Arms,
etc, pen Monlhs) $500 90
Day Pupils inthe Preparatory School
For 10 Months-Tnition and use
Of Arms, SO 90
0y-Cadets cam Join at any period and pay
m proportion. They are required to provide
1t their own cost Uniforms. Room furniture
md Bedding, Glass Books and stationary.
0y-Session commences first Monday Of
Dc',,per in each year. Vacations, August
Ind September.
ASHBEL GREEN,
Nov, IL, i65l-ly President
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Negro Infirlnary.

nK. Al. RANALDSON, has estab.
~ ished an INFIRMARy in the town OF
Clinton, where chronic and surgical cases
viii be treated. The buildings occupy a
healthy and beautiful location. and are large
and airy, capable of comfortably accommo-
dating eighty or ninety patients.
The difficulty Of regulating The habits,
and controlling the appetites Of negroes, at
home, or in quarter, renders it almost impos>
sible, successfully to treat obstinate dis
eases. Strict dietetic treatment, the daily
aud nightly care of the Physician or Sur
geon, and the slern discipline Of an hospital
are the only means by which many diseases
can ever be cured. The small expense TO
be incurred, will justify the experiment.
with cases that have been thought incurable
As soon as practicable, the apparatus ne,
ccssary for the Hydyopathic treatmentwill
be added to the lnfrmary.
CHARGES.
Patients Tor Is days or less per day, 81 so
For every day beyond is. 25
For every day after convalesceLce. so
These charges include every thing requis-
ite-board, medicine, medical services, &c.
Surgical operations will be an extra charge.
Rayment will invariably be required before
negro is permitted 10 tcarc The Infsmary.
Iy Bayou Sara Ledger, and Liberty
Advocate-publish four times aud send bill
to A j. r.
Clinton, La, m25-4woi
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HTO THE LABfES.-THE GEN
N UINE BALM OF COLUMBIA,

~ UINE BALM OF COLUMbsAi
ron RESTORING THE HAHN.
"Long hair Isl gloryio a woman" says Pas,
And all feel the truth Of the pions quotation
Preserve it then, ladies', your glory may IAN
Unless you protect il with tins prepara.on'
Ii you wish a rich, luxuriant head o. haH'
free from danduf and scnrf, do not fail 10 pro-
cure the genuine Balm of Columbia. mcascs
of badness, it will more than exceed your e.
pectations. Many who have lost theiI mar
for twenty years, have had il restored y -
original perfection by the use OF this baim-L
Age, stale, or condition, appears to be DO ~,
stacle whatever: it also causes the HaSa ~
flow with which the delicate hair tubes fsM'.
ed, by which means thousands Whose NY
was as grey as the Asiatic easle) pave ~
their hair restored to its natural color py ~
invaluable remedy. In all cases OF Lever
will be found the most pleasant wash tna'es
be used. Al few applications only sIs 49,
sary to keep the haiT from falling ouI
strengthens the roots, it never ialls 70 LIZ
a nch glossy appearance, and as 4 Ps' NJ
for the toilet il is unequalled. u hoius w.
times as much as other miscalled pau Ies'"'
tive, and is more effectuaI. IN.
Cauison.-Never buy it unless you nnd.s
Name Of Comstock & Co. propTietors, on y
wrapper Of each bette, or you are cheaDs
with a counterfeit article. 81
Sotd In New York only by CenlsISays
Brother, No. o John street, and, u MS crr
by d WRIGHT ELpn
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oil space. however, alioWs ue
to give but few Of them:
NATcHEz, May 20, 1850.
Mfr, Sherman: Dear Sir-Last January, |
was in New Orleans, and observing your adj
vertisement in the Delta, | called TO see you
about fitting me with a truss, having previous
ly used the different kinds sold in stores to no
purpose. They were a perfect source OF an
noyance. My rupture yearly increased in
size, filling my soul with terrible iorebodings,
for ! had on one occasion been eye witness to
the awful results of strsngulated rupture, Now
my apprehensions are all gone my mint is
composed and | can with joy to myself and
surprise to my friends, among whom is one OF
our most eminent physicians, inform you that
am cured-that my rupture has not shown
itself for two months. The bottle OF wash you
gave me is all used up; and, ii you think 1t
necessary to continue the use oft, | would like
you to send me some.
MIR. Jones who has made a trip 10 New
Orleans On purpose to have You fit him
with a truss, was at my house on last Sun
day, and is quite well pleased; says the
truss is SO easy he sometimes forgets, he has
it on, and is only convinced by feeling. He
now believes, although he was sceptical
when he got the truss, that his case is cura-
bic, and that the truss aud preparation you
furnished him on will cure it, | suppose
his faith is strength, assured by the present
condition of my case. If persons knew how
their sufferings were aggravated by the use
of the old fashioned, ill-ftting ~trusses, | ar
sure they would never use them. The com
fort derived, and the security feltin the use
OF your truss. certainly over balance all pc
ctiniery considerations. With respect and
esteem, | remain yours. etc.,
i. w. WATSON.
7. Sill this will benefit any one suffer.
ing as | once suffered, by making it public
you have my consent to do so.
S%HERMAN's office for the fitting bf hi
Patent T'ysss. and tho sale of his Rupfur
Remedy is 20. St. Charlie isign Of til
e. New Orleans. Resasmbsy the am
and Number.
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sRA1vf MA + ifOf1 iic subscriber ON
rsrrrA-efMEnN q A-tk eerret eoleur
aged about 80 years, about 5 feet G inches
tian. no marks fccollected unless he had
onc scar between eyes cgtendlng upwards,
about one inch, his forehead was very wrink
II. bis head sugar loaf shaped.
Whoever will return said negro to the
subscriber, In Woodville, Miss, shall receive
ite above reword-or a suitable reward for
ans Information that may lead 10 bis fecoyc-
ry. ~ IaszK JOSEPH RYDER.
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z. JeNRiNgs.

Those afflicted with Hernia may rely on
this fact, that my great experience Tor the
past ten years enables me 10 see, on examl-
nation. what form Of pad and amount Of pre-
sure is requisite to retain the parts perfectly
and to enable the patient to perform all the
duties his situation in life imposes on him,
and at the same time to be free from any de-
sire to favor himself on account OF being
afflicted. The most difficult cases, perhaps
in the world, have been placed under my
care, and in no instance have come short
Of imparing, to the wonder of experience
surgeons. security and comfort. Thousands
of certificates and letters, to prove my UNI
eaualled success, may be seen at my office;
where persons are cordially invited to call
and examine and have explained to them
the superiority over all others Of my New
Patent Truss.
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DE IE FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY is
- a command that should be cheerfully
oe byed by the children Of men.-For Female
and Male. Dir. Larzette's JUNO CORDlL or
Provocative Elixir, prescribed as an e~flectnal
restorative in eases Of Debility, Impofency, or
%Barrenness, and all irregularities Of nature. 1t
is all that it processes TO be, viz: Natures great
restorative, and remedy for those in the mar.
ried state without offspring. 1t is "a certain
cure for seminal emissions, general debility,
gleet, weakness Of the genital organs, nervous
affections, leuco hna Or whites. As a vigo-
rating medicine is unequalled. Also. d Ger.
tain remedy tor ineipient consumption. indi-
gestion, loss OF muscular energy, physical las
situde, female weakness, debility, &c. ltis
warranted to please the user in any of the
above complaints, and is Of priceless value TO
those without offspring.
Cautfon.-This celebrated medicine cannot
be genuine unless the fac smile signature of
Judson & Co. IN. b., the only American agents.
is on the wrapper OF each bottle.
Caution to be canfulig read and fememJered-
A counterfeit of this celebrated Juno Cordial
has lately been issued, having the name Of
Levi Judson on the wrapper. This Levi judi
son is in the store OF, and connected with, one
Lucius 5. Comstock, who is believed TO be the
instieaior and real vendor Of the counterfeit
Juno Cordial.
Remember that the counterfeit has the name
Of Levi Jedson on the wrapper, and the genu-
inc has not his name on the wrapper.
as3 JUDSON 80, M. q. tln st N. y
Only agents in America, Established in 1871
Sold in Woodville by WRIGHT& ELDER.
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Alsst Crfn, black. SIT, 8 s-4isches high,
Is wears Cd. stosf built, whiskers, Q scars on
left hand andwrias belongs 10 Landry, Doaal.
sensillc.
CkaFles, aaik copper color, 5 feet : inch
Is high, 20 years, one upper tooth projecting,
ears he belongs 70 Holloway, Whitesiown,
Mis-.
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ITO THE OLD AND YOUNG d.

H0., yc red heads and grey lr,a
nomenon il Chsmistryfii-EAsT INDIE Sra
Dye. Colors the Hair, and will not ing oa ,,sa
This dye may be applied to the hair osss = IS
the iFst night turning the hghiesl isa sse
hair to a dark brown, and by repeating 80
cond night 10 4 briaR, let black Any per-
may, therefore, with he least possible t, sass
Keep his hair any dark shade o. perfect Oi ~
with a positive assurance that the dye
Piled 10 the skin, viii not color It. ~ -
casionaI application, a person infnlnE FR
will never be known to hayea grey han.
r~ections complete with the article. u
no coloring in this statement as one can
~ test. ,,.~r
who manufactures it, who is the celep.JI
chemist, DR.. Comstock; author OF oms'vs
Chemistry, Philosophy and other wolks
school books, we'll known and wide'y y
brated by the public. ~
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SAVE YOUR MONEY iil
CHARLES r. FREEMAN CO.,
tLaie Freeman, Hodges @eol
Importers an JODDers,
ia, Broadway, One Door South OF Liberty street,
NEW YORK.

HAVE now ON hard, and will be receiving
AIdaily through the season, New Goods, di-
rect from the European manufacturers, and
ash AUCTIONS, rieh, fashionable, fancy Silk
Millinery Goods. Our stock of rich Ribbons,
comprising every variety of the latest and
most beautiful designs imported.
Many of our goods are manufactured ex-
pressly 10 our order, from our own designs and
patterns, and stand unriyalled. We offer our
goods Tor net Cash, at lower prices than any
credit House in America can afford.
All purchasers will find il greatly TO their
int crest to reserve a portion of their money
and make selections from our great variety of
rich cheap Goods.
Ribbons rich for Bonnets Caps, Sashes
and belts. Bonnet Silks. satins, grapes,
lisses and ~tarletons. Embroidieries, collars
chemisetts, capes berthas. Habits. sleeves,
cuffs, edgings and insertings. Embroidered
REVERE, lace and hemslitch camhriek hdkfs.
Bonds, illusions, and embroided laces for
Caps embroidered laces for shawls, mantle
las. and wells h%oniton, mechien, %valencienes
and brussels laces english and Wove thread
Smyrna isle thread and cotton laces.
Kid. isle thread silk and sewing silk
Gloves and mitts french and American arti-
6ciai flowers Frenchlace English American
and Italian Straw bonuets and trimmings.
JANUARY, 1852.
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vfHIS iussipit;on has been recognized,
andis now under the supervision OF o
Board OF Trustees and offers advantages
found only in rcgular female seminaries. Il
viii be conducted by those who are fully
compcut to discharge the manifold duties Of
sacha an institution, being guided by the cx-
AaoFioDee OF niany years, aud supported by
the sanction OF their former patrons and ac'
qtalntaucee. Students will bo admitted ct
any time. aud charged for she time in at.
tendance. No allowance for absence, I'M
.cse cuused BY s%ickuess.
Tic school will be opened on the l5th OF
January, 1851, and continue ten months,
gwiihthc usual Vacations.
saE asa. TERMS.
Board, Washing and Lodging, : $500 90
Tuition ia English branches 20 90
Instruction in Music, Vocal and Piano
Ornamental Needle Work, 10 90
Inssruction ia Drawingand Painting, 20 90
MrG M. A. ALEXANDRA, Principal.
Miss s. T. RuDisILL. Assistant.
Rsfsrences.-Micajah Row, Henry Hob.
rood, George Cook. w. II. Wimhish, Esqs-
pefcy's Creek, Jan. 7, isa0-ly.
G
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M BATON ROUGE. @
Richard. "a years OLD, 5 feet 10 inches
says he belongs to Mrs ZONES, Baton Rouge.
Alsrander. about 80 years, 5itS inches; says
he belongs 10 ]. Bic. ptiFon, st James parish.
George, 90 years feet 10 inches: belongs 10
John Risiaw, near Doaaldsonyille.
PARisu OF ~IRHRvILLE
Dasf, black, s0yeafS 8 4, I inches says no
belongs to Davis, lrader. n. orleans.
Pntsen. black, 8 fleet 10 inches high, 20 years
old: speaks French and English; belongs 70 a
colored woman innew orleans.
.4snsE Carol rAKtsn.
Isaris. black n years I'D, 8 feet 10 inches;
slender hnals, quick spoken and sprighty-
Henry s7 years, so Gin, heavy set, goatee
sshisIcss quick spoken. Maria, black, 25
-reats, .5f Sin heavy built say they belong
ie ketson Howard, Deer Creek, La.
& JEFrxrsoS PARISH
= Jim Peters 2sycass CID, 8 scct5 inches be-
lonrs 10 Nj Philippe Villsfe, new orleans.
C,pid. IS years s feet Tt'a inches ne'cass
foJ faliFasts, ofncw orleans.
chyisfopkef, mulaitn, 10 years = feet -
inches hieA. . scar on night cheeR, one ~ ,ne
forehead; belongs 70 Wilson, Aiexanasia "a.
Pierre. mulattc, " years ~, II IN belongs
S Achilles Sagur, Donaldsonsille.
rank. MuIaaa Ieyears belongs to Routh,
sts0sePhs = NArcn.rocnrs.
~ hl.ek. so wears, ST Gin, scar corner lett
avs' and one On his forehead, belongs 70 Ham
Gs,reta dark copper color, 20 years. 5t 6in-
h.langs 70 Iirrel Goldsby, DeSoto Parish.
N,oses. black, 20 years. 5t San, belongs TO
N---6c{t DeSutc Parish.
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kUTrELLs sTRfICUE.

aHlLaA
kUTrELLs sTHfICUE.
UVHE CURE for Coughs. Cad. Soss
~ Throat, Hoasazsa
THRTHREE STAGES OFCoNsUMP-
TON.
Fba aagc-symptoms-Co8gls pain
in the breast, side, head. back. joints and
limbs, inflammation, soreness. and uckleing
in the throat, fever. difficult and quick
breating expectoration, difficult slight and
frothy.
SccoAd Stagc-Wmptoms--Costivene
~spasdomic, cough, violent fever, night NOR
ming and midday sweais. hectic flush in the
face and cheeks; burning heat IN the palm
Of the hands aud soles Of the feet expec-
t~oratiOR, easy, copious, and streaked with
blood.
Third ssage,- symptoms, -DianhGa,
diminished fever, cough, and morning
sweats, great and increasing debility. fre-
quent faintng fits, slight delirium, and swell
ling OF the extremites.
TO THE AFFLICTED ~
THE appearance in Three Bottles Of
NUTTALLtS SYRIACUM, is a new
era in Medicine, from novelty and d.
rect opposition to the old absurd and
inconsistent one bottle system while
its prepared in this manner
leach bottle containing a different pre-.
paration) in curing the different stages
which characterize Consumption, has
est ablished the welcome truth offhe
curability Of every stage of Pulmonary
Consumption.
PLY %sicians approve of il, because it
is based upon correct Physiological and
Pathological principles.
The public approve oft. because it
is common sense, and because they
know from an experience that II
preparation will not CURE the three
stages OF Consumption.
The suffering disappointment and
discouraged invalid approves oft, be-
cause its principles hold out a reason
able hope, and when he uses INITIALS
Syriacum.
His hopes are realized, if he is in the
first stage of Consumption, and uses
the first bottle, his expectoration, diff
cult and painful, becomes free and
easy.
His cough soon gets we'll. and all
SYMPTOMS Of that stage disappears.
He RECEIVERS and is well. If me is in
the third stage, and uses the third bot
tie, his diarrhea gradually ceases, his
weak bowels become strong, and all
the SYMPTOMS of this stage = relieved
aud he is restored to health. =
Each bottle has the symptoms Of
the stage for which it is intended, print
ed in front of The wrapper. whereby
every invalid knowing his own symp-
toms, can Judge which bottle he re-
quires, consequently no mistake can
occur in selecting the proper medicine.
o. See pamphlet in possession of the
Agent, containing DR. NUTTALL's Patholo-
gy Of Consumption lecture on the structure
and uses Of the Human Lungs, and certi
fcates of cures. For sale by
A KENDALL, & Co,
mi, -Iy 72, Magasine 50, Nep Orleans
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y r. MARX,

a RESPECTFULLY informs
the public that he has taken
the aHenshaw House, at Ba-
49, you Sara, and is now prepar.
led 10 accommodate all who
ssasnAsa may call on him. in q style
equal % any n the country. The Colonel fiat
tefs himself that he can and will keep the best
honse TOUT ofKew Ofleansl in the State, as he
is certain that he will spare no expense OF pains
In procuring the best "of the good thingsp that
this o. Tho New Orleans market affords. Eve.
" exestion willbc made 70 render comfortable
and AT horse,s all persons who chooses to pat.
ronire tho establishment,
Bayou Sara. Feb. IS, 1851. eva
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sfftr Subscriber has just burned a Kiln
aid intends keeping constantly on
laar.s a supply of Fine Brick,
Do Apply at his residence. d. HOLT
Feb. 70, 1850.
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Pray couSTy.

cate Jacob, dark copper color, 30 years old, 5 Il.
incAes high, scar on the leit eye brow and
- one on his head; says he belongs to II. Turpin.
ECLAIBoRSE CouNTy,
~ & Fssa, black. IS years old, s feet s 10 inch
Is high. saws he belongs TO Burwell OF Jack.
tsen. but run away from Maj Beard, n, o.
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Mnyv, black complexion. 70 years Of age,
) feet7 inches high, knocb-kneed, says he be.
lsngs 10 Kilt Whittier, Yaxoo county.
SMITH, dark complexion, I feet ii inches
high, rs years Of age, slender made, suffers
saysh he belongs TO chas. Pinekne, Kinds coun.
s ~ Nv
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nuplnres treated and cured
AsHERMAWS s.

DHIS Cot represents
q person suffering un-
der lhe symptoms Of stang
nlatod RHpe5<
CERTIFICATE.
We the undersigned. are
using Skem1ns Ne~ Pa
ten Trusscs. and find them
the most secure and com
Portable VIC have ever
worn:
A. N. Ketcium, w.
Reeres. Henry Melrin, r
p. Lee. J. r. LO0nRts,
ID ToaasnHa
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7sais Regis:y contains
I'M al The iatest Commit :
FA fals IL TIC Jails nsention.
m IL, Avfsfhe lsfA MAY. :
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NEWTON INSTITUTE.
FOR YOUNG LADIES g. cHlLpREk
W%HITEsTILLE, MISS.


20ih Session will open September LIST, 1851
The location ofihis School, (nearWh lies
Vile, Q miles east Of Woodville, Mississippi,)
4 retired, beautiful and healthful. The
occupy Is acres, covered with a
beautiful natural grove, OF more than sixty
OF indigenous forest trees and shrubs
besides q grea, variety Of ~exotics.
The course Of instruction is thorough aud
extensive, embracing all that Is essential TO
a substantial and highly finished education.
The Institute is furnished with suits OF spe
cimens In Botany, Mineralogy and Geology,
aud with a large and carefully selected Ii.
brary, embracing every department Of the
arls and Sciences,
1t 10 also supplied with Apparatus Tor il
lustrating Mathematics, Geography ssirouo.
ny. Natural PHILOSOPHY, Chemistry, Mag
uetism, Galvanism. Electricity, SC, &c.
TER =
Per Session of .fce Months:
Tuition in Primary Departments. sis 90
4" Collegiate 20 90
/" A" Languages, each, 10 90
/" Drawing and Painting. 10 90
{" Wax Flowers, aud Fruits,
Embroideries. SC, &c, each, 8 90
Tuition in Instrumental Music, . : 80 90
Use of Instruments, 8 90
Board, with fuel and lights. : : : 80 90
Furnishing Rooms, per month, : 60
Washing, per month, ] 60
The above charges must be paid in adj.
vance, or increased ten per cent, and salts.
factorily secured. Pupils may enter at any
time, and will be charged only from the
date OF entrance, till the end of the session.
Asuficient number Of competent Instrac,
tors win be always in attendance.
The buildings having received and now
undergoing various Improvements and addi-
tions, a few more boardeFs can be accom-.
modatcd than heretofore. Applications
should be addressed without delay to the
Principal.
Uy Boaricrs mnst have all articles dis.
tinctly marked.
ID. L. PHARES, NJ, sc.,
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