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TWENTY-FOURTH year Of Godey's Ladys Book.
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FEMALE
LITERARY INSTITUTE.
ELMIRA, CHEMUNG COUNTY, n. Y.

ELMIhA, ChEMUNu COONl1, n. 1.
Mrs. MARY ELIZA HILLS, Principal.
THE daatis Of this Institution combines the advan-
i tages Of both town and country, being pleasantly
located in retired part of the beautiful village OF
Emira, with every regard to the taste comfort and
convenience Of the Pupils.
The rooms are large, well warmed and ventilated,
with indoor exercises in bad weather Every effort
bein,: made to combine holne-comforts with school
advantages.
The primary object of the Institution is to qualify
the young for the cheerful discharge of the duties OF
subsequent life, and as this cannot be accomplished
by the development of the intellectual powers alone,
special attention will be directed to the education OF
the physical system and the heart Every pupil will
be taught to cultivate proper reliance on her own
powers love of pure morality and just apprecia-
ton Of the responsibilities which her relation to time
and eternity involves.
The government is purely parental, uniting mild
ness with great decision.
Very particular attention will be paid to the refine
ment and elegance of the manners.
On the Sabbath, no calls or visits are allowed; and
all are expected to attend punctualy upon public
worship at such places their parents may prefer,
under the Of governess. The number OF board
ers will at no time exceed twenty.
Bath rooms to which all young ladies have access,
| are provided with. ample accommodations for both
warm and Geld additions The most accomplished
aud aliiniHnt ieeeiers viii be in attendance.
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Probate Sale.

PrObnte Sale.
TN pursuance of IN order and decree Of the Hon.
District Court in and for the Parish Of Catahoula,
70 me directed, shall proceed TO offer for sale At
Public Auction At the late residence ct d. J. +.
Dampier, on Sicily Island, On
Saturday, the 26tA day Of Nosensber, instant.
within legal hours the following PROPERTY, belonging
70 the succession Of said Dampier, deceased, VIZ;
Yoke of Oxen.
Head Of Cattle, and the increase.
/ Shot Gun.
Saddles.
/ Clock.
Horse Cart.
= clog Chains
And The right Of 90 Bushels Of Corn.
TERMS OF SALE:
n.r.I a. In appraised value. And such as will moi
bring is appraised value win be sold on the same
day for uhat il wiz bring in cash
Nov. 9, 1865. D. u PRICHARD. Sheriff.
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SELECT CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

TIE undersigned who is q Presbyterian Clergyman,
i and = graduate Of Yale College, has commenced
Select Classical School for Boys; the lumber Of
boardcrs limited to twelve The course Of instruction
b such e. b given IN the hest Academies, and the
Pupils win be thoroughly prepared for admission into
any -four Colleges Or for the active business a. Me.
The school il pleasantly located the road leading
from Port Hudson 10 Clinton, La, about two miles
from the Mississippi River.
Terms 6r tuition, boarding, fael, lights washing,
bed and bedding, per sexioA Of 1--WE months, $685.
Payments made IL advance, twenty-five per cent de-
Quoted
y mesesl1ons commence on the frst Mondays 81
cpher and Nasch Though Pupils win be received u
any tmo, an charged emily from date Of admission
Their moral training will receive the stsictest atten-
lion, ard they win be treated in Ill respects a. mem.
hers of his own family. y. & ERNST.
Septenber 14th, 1853 =
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- ss10b1O1111E 1AuSeeee1sCs -
fTHE above named Institution, situated in the Pine
FL Hills Of Catahona Parish, Louisiana, has, since
the resignation Of Mr.. Knapp been under the super
intendence Of Mr. J. D. Pye, who has endeavosed BY
care andnssduity to promote the progress Of his pu
pills. aud to command share Of public patronage.
The buildings are large and conmodious. The Sit
uation is healthy. Every care and attention viii be
paid to the comfort and healh Of the paps and tleir
progress in knowledge will be stimsated by all efi-
cent means
The first session win commence en- the first Monday
Of February next.
The course of instruction viii embrace knoslcdEc
Of Grammar, Geography, Elements Of Astronomy,
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Algebra and Arth-
metic, together with the Latin and rudments Of the
Greek language.
No deduction will be made for absence, unless in
cases of protracted sickness Is
Boarders are expected to come provided with bed
ding, towels. &C. Stationery furnished ct New Or
leans prices.
TERMS ~
Board and Tuition per faonsh, sla 90 Z
Day Scholars, " LOO
Music, !" 900
For use Of Piano, 90
e. Payable nix months in advance.
Drawing, Embroidery, ETC., are taught FREQ Of
charge. J. B. PYE 4 LADY.
Sicily Island, September 10th, 1853. sepl4y
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Biblical and a the nsual branches of finished
+! education.
Board and Tuition, payable Quarterly in ad-
vance, per annum k2OO
Tuition for Day Pupil per Quarter, in ad.
vance,
Middle Class +" do 10
Senior Class, do. 90
Music onthe Piano, Guitaror Organ, dos1O each
Use of instrument, 90
Drawing, 90
Painting and Chromatics, 20
I'lhtihg Ill Ul 10 90
Language will be taught by able Professors, SO each
tB French will be the language Of the family,
under the care of a Partisan Governess. "a
Washing and light, S. 90 Stationery, 81 90
Fuel for the season, 90
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DAN AWAY from the Subscriber, Negro q
IL Nan named BEN, about Eve feet, eieven7
inches high, wears NO II shoe, is dark Sy!fe, ~
large and raw boned. BEN is now ranging on Sicily
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4 COMPETENT TEACHER = wanted 70 taks
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b snec( ne most healthy II the 6atA and from ts
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