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DrATu GgorCG COLLIER. Ese-Mc. George Collier
dcrartCd This life on the 25th ult., at his residence In
his city. at sn-fown He bad been i'll foe several
monhe, and the uatnte of the disease rendered it i'm
robale thai he could long resist its attacks Mr. Col.
er died millionaire and yet the events of his life
few take them of the ordinary current of
those which distinguish our active and energetic men,
For his fortune, he indebted to ms-f-to the
crcise of sound Judgment sagacty seldom at fault
and devotion 10 business. Mr.. Collier born the
eastern shore Of Maryland the 18th March 1906 lie
rived in Missouri in 1916 whittier he had been preceded
by an older brother John Collier. and settled in st.
Charles doing business in limited way merchant
1t may readily be supposed that there but few
inhabitants in that section of the country at that time
their wants were not very great He continued to reside
in ST. Charles until 1877 when he removed to St. Louis
Here he has resided since generally engaged in
epsiye mercantile and other transactions, aud always
his time devoted to the erection of buildings and
the general superintendent Of his estate which is
lued at million Of dollars. Mr. Collier was twice
maTied-tLe first time to daughter of James Morri-
SON ESQ Of ST. Charles by whom he had two children
who survive him His second marriage daughter
Of Dir. John Bell OF Pitsburg. who with five children,
now lament his oss. Dir Collier ostentatious
man and for this little is known of his gifts for
private public purposes. To college Of education at
St Chq,les he is known TO have been most LIBERAL at
time when his wealth by means great and It Is
presumed that like acts Of his generosity exhibited
throughout his liie.-st. Louis Republican.
DEATH or Rev. DR. CANsoN.-Rev. DIR. James Spencer
Cannon who has filed the chair of ecclesiastical history
in the Theological Seminary at New Brunswick for the
last thirty years died there Sunday afternoon. He
resigned his procssorshp short time consequence
Of Ill health The many ceIgymen to whose professional
lie mas truly pious and learned man.
DEATH OF ANOTHER HgRo THE REvoLuToN.-Mr
Christopher Rcmore soldier Of the Revolution died at
Rome on the 2lst OF July being within few days of 81
years Of age lie retained his faculties to the last and
Til within few weeks Of his death he would sit down and
tel Of the sceaes that tried mems souls" il they
taken prisoners by the Indians but escaped from them
by cunning
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College Com mcncements.

TniNIT, CoLLEcE.-The commencement exercises took
place on Thursday last, in Christ Church Hartford
me Jay was hnc, ana great many strangers were
IN attendance. iargcr number of the alumni of the
institution were present than is on these occa.
sons AT clock the procession formed ut the college
ana proceeded TO the church in the previously
nounced ar. Lverest's school, from Hamden were
present in their cadet uniform. and marched with the
procession the addresses Of the class were
generally delivered in animated manner and sho we'd
ch vgor OF thought and felicity OF expression and
wen sustained the high reputation Of the college for
,noI6uFh ara luac:ous training The music under
tue direction OF Mr. Downes ana all that could be de-
sned The order Of exercises was very interesting
The cxeroiies of commencement in several Of the COL
gcs anu universities OF the State Of Ohio are to be at
tended n follows
Ohio University az Athens, wednesday the 4th of
August. - =
Kenyon College, at Gambler "Wednesday the 9Th OF
ugrst.
oMttsnburg College al Springfield, Wednesday, the
18th OF August
obcrln College at oberlin Wednesday, the 25th of
August
The exercises Of the twcnty-sccond commencement
ultimo at Tuscaloosa with appropriate sermon nv
the Rev. Dir. Eiis, Of Eufaua, upon mans intellectual
and nioral duties. On Monday evening the 12,h a
crowded audience assembled in the Methodist Church TO
listen TO the anniversary address before Phi Rata
Kappa Society On Tuesday, the 18th the aDnyer,arv
onton before The two literary societies was deIivorc
snd ON the Afternoon Of the day vaelctorics were
botoie the society. Wednesday vas the dav for
was delivered 10 The afternoon Tbprsdav ,ha Is,h
instant Wa the gitd day of the occasion The commence
.hs he hunlhtr II the present glndualing ciass /,
'inctccni fourteen cf whom delivered addressos "
ne annual commencement 10 Bowdoin College win
'A. place On " educ. day theLreA day of September
lie commencement ct sH xHury coege oceura ~
u'so'S anu "tone.day, AustS 18th and 18th.
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10 EMlGHAErs AND OTHERS "A delaehrnnt AZ
IuVuhted troops, ncar ono hundred etFonr y,lu 49,.
tot lcaNenworth Missouri for Santa H. % ma M ~
s1'b - Aueust next This information NAV H. se,ySoo
~ !" 'm1n a9d othcrs who wish to avail Themselves
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hAlLEohD ENA&IhATIoN.--I Copmitteo IN.
pointed by the tgi.oture to inquire into fhe ans, r.
iabicod accdt mt consisting Of Senator Eaf lott and ~
ncAlhnc state Engineer, with Senators smith al
moeroe halinR passed over the Earloul Ne Haven sn
np4s,h rover Uaranas the first part of shi wcel In
thday morning IL special train ON d to,1r ~ ~
ton oytf Tie Frc Ealsoad '' - o~huiha-
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FIIt' FsEItITFN To FIT " EBSIII-s
Extract
LEGATION or TIE u. S. or AMERICA. }
MEXICO, December Nth. 1851. {

OPPOSITION to the Tehuantepcc treaty, am forced
TO ocknoN edge, continues to be firm aud decided
in fact II is stronger at the present moment than it
was two weeks ago.
This il attributable to The direct active and i'm
Iucent interference against i Of some of good
people ut home.
Ciigons Of Now York. Of Washington city, and
various other Jooes, ] understand, have wristcn to
President Arista, to members OF Congress, end 90
many private individuals of this city, advising tnem
by MI means to have the treaty rele1ted inhlcn-
tiors. in large number, have been transmittoa TO
this county. defending and iustitying The Mexican
Foyurmeut IL taking ground against tie treaty,
] csuooled and was fully prepared, to meet or
position of all kinds floIn this country pud from
otLcr countries but am free to say did not look
ktil 1om my own county IRE j. the rcar'
tool me AZ sur11lse.
Bit Ills is not oil
fn,sc Kind hearted gentlemen llttcr writers. feel
ING deep interest IN tlo welfare of Mexico, haya
yalrcd her, IL tho most solemn mnDnor. aganst
making any agreement ~ change the l lth article
of the IteatY of Guadalupe Hi1aigo
All lhif II too Lad.
How i possible fcr nc. ! most respectfully ask,
II csn1uc. 9 csgouatlon successfully under such
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MR.. RAMIREZ TO MR.. LETcEER.
TTranslaeon.l
NATIONAL PALACE. MEXICO, =


January 3, 1852. 5
To his Ezcelcncy Mr. ROBERT r. LETcaER, Envoy
ExuaordinaTy OF the United States OF America
The undersigned. Minister Of Foreign Relations,
has the honSr 10 inform Mr. Robert p. Letcher,
Envoy Extraosalnery and Minister Pleni p0tcntiary
OF the United States, that the incficiency Of his
conaan efforts 70 forward tbe negotiations agreed
upon by Ills Exeeliency for the ppose of adjusting
the difficulties which be has thrown IN the way Of the
ratification Of THE treaty Of TehVantenec. compal
him 10 adopt the last resort which ii Ief In him
in order 70 the great interests q every degree
fhat depending upon The issue Of this disa Sree
able bufinces, and with view also q screenino
beth LIS government md himself from Tie weigbf
Of responsibility which rests upon them.
Mr.. Letcher win recollect that from the first
conference which was held on the subject the
nndersi gned told him in a frank, open, and explicit
manner. that the pending treaty would be rejected
by Congress, perhaps unanimously, whilst no line
al distinction was drawn between the private con-
tract SPECULATION for the opening OF the canal,
or way If communication, and the treaty, which
10 guarantee free passage, or transit over the
same, after its being open The undersigned has
explained at length to Mr.. Letcher the powerful
considerations, economical as well as political,
which would render the above mentioned line Of
separation absolutely nocessary-even for the bene-
III Of the United States themselves-which contrary
20 the enlightened views of the American govern
r1ent, might find themselves driven TO act in con-
hadiction Of their own policy, and TO entangls
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MR.. LETCHrR TO Mr.. WEBSTER.
Extract.

LEGATION or TIE UNITED STATES, !
Mexico. February II, 1852.
HON. DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary of State.
Sir,-Yonr Dispatches Of Nos 10 and so, trans
mitted by DR.. Kennedy, ] had the honor to receive
on the night OF the 3lst ultimo No. IS had pre-
yiously arrived.
The Tebuantepec treaty, at my instance, has
been postponed until the 9Th of April next. 4
protocol to that effect entered into with the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs ON the 9th ultimo,
which is herewith enclosed.
AS you will perceive by reference to dates
waited till the last moment before signing the
agreement. confidently expecting, in the meantime,
TO hear from you; but in chat particular was dis
appointed
if submitted by the government to the Congress for
its oction at any time before the period designated
for the exchange OF notifications. would be rejected
hey ond the possibility Of doubt deemed il prudent
and discreet, in view OF all the attendant circum-
stances, TO adopt this course.
Various considerations Of much force convinced
me OF the absolute proIriety Of resorting to this
measure. a short delay, rs it appeared TO me,
might possibly bring about. favorable results,
whist, III no event, could it prove harmful IN
fact, indications, emanating from several diff
tercnt sources encouraged the hope that the excited
and ptcfu feeling Of hosiity mich had heretofore
been constantly manifested throughout tho whole
country, in opposition TO the enterprise, had in q
slight degree abatod, was abatiug, and probably, n
short time being allowed for sober reflection might
continue TO abatc
That was one motive which had its influence
upon nc in wishing Icstponement. Another, not
tic least powerful, was Giis:---
Mexico, am sorry to Jay, is not ii proper frn.u
q mind 1T present. 70 comprehend accurately her
true interest T. herself OF her relative duties to
Other nations. Bone down rs she is by revolutions
md indian inyasions, cranrcd IN her finances % the
point Of hopeless insolvency, haTIassed by greedy
creditors, surrounded on all sides by internal
dangers. and, deriving no did, nc sympathy, from
m inefficient Congress, he Il really NJ loss ~ i
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RnElflINI an.

my VdH StDipfd IN ftTV hGurs.
Railways ready reel Is the quickest, salr.t, AND
most cilrctal remedy for the cure Of reeuna isrn
all us forms IN use We state only what We know
ng complaint 10y one publication. We have never
known IT to fail IN giving instant relief In every
city, village, and town OF America it las cured some
OF the people ul thus cruel complaint ln every case
we warrant II TO- do stated, II instantly relieves IL,
sufereriroh pain, and speedily remove scause
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Rheumtic Compound & bloc Purifier.

Tins Is the gre NJ remedy q! the age and proves 10
be one OF the greatest discoveries ever made by
man 1t T. oi more value 10 afflicted aud suit, ing
humanity than all the GoH Of CIiiidrHiH! 1Ius
rrm"dy has only been prominent before the public
abort three years during " hich time probably mere
cases Of Rheumatism have been cured by It's use
than by all others put together, or any COURSE OF
tratm". prescribed by the most eminent pIIysl-
cIauS oilIr ayr.
Not only recent lcHF Iefammatory cases but
old chrome casrs al ten, tucnfy thirty, mud even
i0rfg UedtS slrnGuG, where they had been cOHfHcd
TO- her bedS m kGtjicd aj0ut o. crstch'S ten and
Wi-ca sccrS, the flesh had shrnRk from N,U bonf,,
aud they have been cured. Ample testimony OF
these facts is published IL pamphlet form This
tesimonyls Of the highest character, enrlcd to the
confidence Of all men.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by
the original dlsco"rrrr and proprietor AZ the Nrdl-
cal Depot, l35 North Third Street, hr,wrtu Vine
Street aud Washington Avenue, ST LOUIS, No.
Pucr, Sjper bottle, lGer bol.' $ FOR So with a
liberal discount hy Inc dozen.
Orders from distance promptly attended to --
Address OF caII upon u NORVlMORE,
Medical DcpOt, l3j nUrh Ih:rG ST.. 81 L0ais
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Life. Health, 4 Happiness!
MORTJNORE'S
Bitter Cordial and Blood Purifier

'l'iilS popular Cordial. which has met with such
,N'rlisNr sale during the past year, surpls-rs
all other preparations put i"rIhior similar purposes
and proves, by It's wonderful effects upon the human
system, To br the greatest Hi,sd Putb,r d, m,
rGrld
Most discsses have their origin IN impurities ut
the blood, ora morbid and iuacilvr state uf the liv-
er, and the great difficulty heretofore ha sheen. that
ne various blood purifiers II the day have only
had tendency IL reduce the blood, aud substitute
an dcfid ir"Hry Fgig which iugN arcrssauly en-
gender disease, reduce the vital poac.s and pros
trale the whole nervous system. Thisua doubt has
been experienced by thousands. and the fact is be
coming we'll known To every close observer as ell
nsio many eminent physicians
lbis Bttter Cordi., aud Hood Purifier acts en-.
tireIy d'terent upon the system While II acts gent
ly upon the liver, sufficient 10 remove the impure or
posonOGS stcre tons, II dci- also as fine tone To
the stomach causing n complete and healthy d-
gestion-''rn-hmg rurr saliva and a'rropcY uu-
irin'ni Tor cnr'chng the blood, and leads It forth
win vigorous aud healthy aciiouthrn' the -ySlrui
For DgppSia, Las" NJ ipPei,ie Panor Ms
~ ~ IN, Nde, oregon al The heart. JHHHGicc. Ce-
r'rd, Debiiify, or nervous oitccuous this Cordial
stands unequaIied
riW here persons have suffered from chs and f.-
vcrS or Bilious attacks al any Kind have ink en- gu-
nlne ar calOEIcl t0rc weak aud drbilaied or the c-
irct~ OF these strong medicines remain IN the s'slrm
tins tOrdidi Will 'tfY soon remove these, which II
let alone might ruin he individual tor life.
Neuralgia, Scrouln cnslpelas, saltrhcum, letter
Orring worm puppies on the lace or surface OF the
skin, and all other cutanrous eruptions have their
origin IN impurities OF the blood an this Blood pu-
nh-r rs TIE remedy. One bottle alone is guaranteed
10 possess more real medicinal virtues and to pro-
ducc more beneficial effects, than five times hat
quantity OF any other preparation put forth for SIM
lIarFurposes.
| rrice 81 perbo,tle. Liberal discount by the doz
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail at
the MEDICAL DEPOT, No 1876 N Third 3,
near Washington Avenue.
Also tor sale by Druggists generally in the city
and by druggists and merchants generally through
out the southern and western states
/ To the vast number OF ladies aud gentlemen who
have used this Bitter Cordial ndbIood Purifier ana
have given such ample testimony offs supeHoryir.
/ tues aud have So universally recommended It Il
their friends, We acknowledge our obligations ant
will lusl add send on we krt an ample supply Or
ders left al our depot, l35 n Third st. for any mum.
her OF bottles will meet prompt attention aud sent
/ II desired, 70 my part OF the city.
| ID NoETIyoEE Il Co., Projectors, ST LOUIS.
f.. y. GgIGGs, Agent, Ottawa, Illinois.
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Who Wants a Farm?

>, me splendid farm known ms the Armstrong
Farm Is for sale. 1t lies in the northwest corner
oithctcwn oi South Ottawa, wl,h,n 10 mixes OF "A
sale, 6ml!es oiOtawa and contains 40 acres.
about 80 ol which are timber; with fine stream
Der ol living springs, and 3eXcellcnt wells ot water
upon the premises About 200 acres are under
fence, and divided into fields wha 60 fee, lane
running through it-n quantity OF the land is set
with timothy and clover.
There T. upon the place an excellent frame house
good cellar under 1t, good log house, &c by VI
with convenient additions, new frame barn, and
alargc granary besides number oiother on, build.
lngs, The place is undoubtedly one of the
Iscst stock Farms
IN the county. Terms of sale easy. For further
information, inquire Ut Norris Il Fisher, Ottawa
or Jorl w Armstrong, living near the premises.
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Farm for Sale

hllE valuable and highly cultivated farm of
inc subscriber ~ offered for sale. Ii Is stu
= ated at the head Of Indian Creek Grove,
IN the town OF Earl, about Is mics northwest of
Ottawa and the thriving little village Of Earl.
Nlle us within half mile Of the ocation Of the
Aurora Branch Railroad, and 10 mites rom the
central iifanch Railroad running to Galcnn The
state road from Ottawa to Rockford passes through
II. here Is a plank road located on the state road
rom Ottawa 10 within mules ot said farm. which
VIII be finished III" present season aud will u!il
lnaley pass through the farm to Paw Paw Grove
II contains 400 acres OF land, 60 Of which is good
timber. The whole farm, except the timber Is un-
der cultivation. 300 acres ar more Is set ia tie best
OF lamt grasses, I'mothy and clover . the remain
DER Is under the plow. The farm IONS the timber
ana Is under most excellent fence of the best white
oak rails, The farm is divided into several conye-
nlen fields Of about 10 acres each There is a I'm,
ivng stream OF water passing through the farm
wlhdIhs 80 as to water nearly every lot. Besides
ihetS are many living springs. The land was Sc
~cWd ny We subscriber IN the spring OF 1884 and
was considered one Of the hes, locations IN the
western country for farming. The land IL fine
Srablel aud dry, aud Is one uf the best stock and
gram farms probably in the state. There was n
new barn built II last season of the best of nine
lumber, NJ a cost of over $500 There are two
good block houses on different parts oihe farm, and
my thousand brick OI excellent quality bnrut this
Inst season. enough to build large Two story house
Tue bricks are all hauled on to The spot for build.
ing, and radyt to be laid up the coming spring
lhere ~ young orchard on the premises VI over
one hundred tree, Just commenced bearing, besides
various o,hetirult trees, peaches, pums, &c
ne sa!dhfm can lircqnlrcd be- very easily divi.
drd so ns to make two excellent farms il one nur-
chaser should not with she whole The road from
Enrlvllc to Peru passes nearly through the centre
Q, ihe lam 80 as to make nearly an equal division,
although taken in body together it Is one OF the
~ desirable stock farms IN northern Illinois
ne arm VIII be sold reasonably, halt of the pur.
chase money viii be required downthc balance can
be paid lnyrntlv instruments OF one two aud three
ono of The houses II necessary ENQUIRE of The ~
subscnbcr on the premises
llcb ~ &. IT. SuTPnEN,
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LOOK n TIIISl
NO FARMERS.
100 POUNDS

I 600 lbs Goldfish for sale at
sept CnrrNlK,s.
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MORE NEW BOOKS !

DECEIVED this day, n, the New Drug and
~ Book store, north side Court House Square,
where will be found the larges, and best assortment
oi Books, Stationery, &C., in town:
schoolgirls Ind Tribes, Farmers Companion,
SAYS Political Economy, Complete Gardiner and
Nichols Mech. Guide Florist,
Carpenters New Guide, England 4 America,
oVcrmnns Guide To Mill Writings &, NJ Clay,
Weights Mach. &c, Young Dominican,
Kinds Celebrated House U. SITS Power Il Pro.
..faTrrr,| grcSS, ..
Mason's Wchsters Large Dict
turner's Chemistry, Andrews Lat. Lexicon,
Tres Dictionary, Trees OF America,
McMohons Am, Gard, The Island World Of the
Voyages Around the Pacific,
World by Wilkes. hrthur's Tales, md ava .
rely ol Moral Novels. November 6
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Return NV Dog sanol,.

\ POINTER Dog spotted, ol mixed color Of
~ lycrand gray, with liver colorrd spots the size
Of mans hand--has the appearance ola wnrt in
the l3rehrnd will readily be known by his teeth,
wElCh have the appearance Of rust or decay caused
by the Discrepancies not been NJ home since
Tuesday last The dog Is n valuable one, and
wi,lpay liberia reward lnthls return to my Office
FEBRUARY Hi-3w. a y SYlIu
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I 000 CORDS good Fire Wood wasted at
! .VUO the Lumber ard IldSsAcK.
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Millinery.

MRS. George Fyirs Millinery Rooms will be
vi found
ldoining the NeT York Hon~,
first story Mrs F. is prepared to receive orders
tor al kinds at Millinery.
Straw Bonne,s cleaned and altered To the latest
E,sbion. Terms reasonable march 8
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Canal Notice.

YINHE Rates OF Toll on the Illinois Il Michigan
Canal tor the year 1852, will be the same rs
the rates established tor the year 1881 with ,heex-
crpton Of the following modification or reduc-
uuus
Passengers. per mile, 3mIs
Merchandise, including such IA is
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Mill 10 Rent!

THE subscriber will rent the Lo,c,N NH for
=, TERI, oi 6 yraIs The mill is IN complete run
n,nr o,dcr. and has a good run OF custom, Any
prrson wishing To engage IN that kind OF business
cannot lind better opportunity.
Lowell mar Oh o.. ALLEN Wilcox.
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Notice

gwen to the Township Treasures Of LasaIlc
4 county, that w,ll he AZ the office OF the. Couniy
Treasurer, on the 9Th OF March prepared To pay
them the interest on the state aud county school
fund, appoftloned 10 their respective towns.
Feb. 2S.lM MrIIS " Ale NchnnL Hn,n,r
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Notice.

The co partnership heretofore existing in the
mercantile business between 'ho undersigned, un-
der the nm ct T. L. " IIrox 4 Co, Is ilIs Jas dis
solved Dy muWa consent
A., debts due he late firm, w be paid 10 CIR
los Wilcox, who is hereby authorized to settle the
same. T. | WILCOX
IrM lN-3i : " LlLr,Nlr
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llll'Cll ON

I'OR sale, as horse carriage, new and got mp in
i excellent style, aud made 10y the best OF work
men-will he sold alta bargain.
Also, Tor sale2 two horse wagons, by
Oct 4 a. N,rr,x,r,
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Bring il Back.

The person who carried oil plow from before
my store, will please take notice thai II he does no,
eau aud pay the same, he will find himself waited on
by the proper oiflccr-hr was seen and is known.
JIG NATrINGER
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$50 for s:IIifuv,,t;,,
Female Seminary.

MISS AMELIA Il. GERE, late a Graduate OF
vi Mt lloFvUkc Female SEMINARY would res
prctnlT inform The citizens ot Ottawa as i vicinity
That she will open school for Young ladies III the
room lately occupied by Mr. aud Mrs Whrtcomb,
-, Oger 4. y Griags Hool & Drug Store
The first term 10 commence ON N9Rdgv, HE ljth
Hdy Of Wdrch net md to ccutiliue II weeks
TUITION:
For Rcadlnv, Writing, Orhorraphy, Arirh-
meuc, Geography, English. C;ram-,nr, 50 50
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, and Che
mlstfy, 90
Moral aud Intellectual Philosophy, Botany,
Algebra, Geometry, &c, 20
Greek, Latin aud french Languages ; 90
Music ord Dmwlr,, extra
Tuition 10 be- paid at the end Of the term No
scholar received tor less time ,hana halt term No
deduction made Tor ABSENCE unless IN cas-, oi pro.
tructrd sickness. Feb 2s Is52-3v
-. RJcrepces-f 7, l. pickey, Rev VI X
Whltllcscy, Ottawa Rev. Ots Fisher, and Ralph
Ware, E~G, Granville