Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24
Hannibal Female seninarv.

Hannibal Female Seminary.
The second term of this institution will commence
Monday, January 7th, in the basement of the Baptist
Church, corner Of Fourth and Clutch streets.
MISS NJ. SMITH, Principal.
" f4s MISS H. "A. PATRICK, Assistant Teachers 3
rif'tia TERMS 20 nfGM
gan %aFy Casa c.:'' $50 s. # Il weeks f.
Middle Class, t1 H.a 90 lNtes trbf' n
Senior Class, 800 s.ss Is vase, ysss
French, 300 atane - "a
Pencil Drawing, $40 g;
Crayon Drawing, ~. 800 sssl. scis. sstu arie
Painting in Water CJors, 8 90 a's5j.aH $50 ss,T
Painting in Monoehromatie, 90 materials iaeaaed.
Painting IN Oh Colors, s00per ar oi12 weeks
mental, geo o. on "agssgsB
This may certify. that !, the undersigned, having
been acquainted with Miss Martha NJ. smith, from her
Childhood, do now recommend her as teacher, and
youog lsdy rosss-s.e .ye4ise..t -h-.>-.-1i ee-
has taught school not Tar from where live and Ibe-
eve she has always given great satisfaction. like
wise have been acquainted with the parents of Miss
Smith upwards OF thirty Yeas, family very much
respected by all who are acquainted with them and
know they ar~2not Roman Catholics, and neveI have
been, but are true PFotestantS for have worshped
in the church with them for years. 4sflA
JOSEPH SMELLING ,Hias
1857 Minister in NJ. T. Co.
rae,uuen, Deeember 2sth, 1854 a 1s1-a -. Il
LAwaENcE, NJ ass, Dsr.-a.-s-,-
Having been acquainted with Mss Martha M
Smith a former resident Of this town, bat Pfn-
cipaI of the Hannibal Female Seminary, (uear st.
LOUISE esteem her lady Of virtue and intelligence,
worthy of the confidence Of the christian and edaea
tIonal community II is hoped she will find patrons IN
tie West among those who wish to educate iheis eh
tren and among the trends OF our free institutions.
JOHN G. RICHARDSON, - 3
Pastor OF the Baptist Church, LawTence, Mass.
. ~. ..I..It .r.H. .-.i E1itff4 HfHH
do hereby certify that Miss Harriet Patrick bai
been teacher in this Institutions and gave good sa
faction to all, and do most eheerful!y recommend her
public confidence, young lady OF refined taste
excellent moral character, and well qual6ed 0teae
aud trust she will receive (what She truly mets9
liberal patronage wherever she may be located. 71t
r' % ANNA p. SILL, taiiss
.af Principal Of Rockford Female Seminary
Rockford, Nov. 23a, 1852. .ia1 t'iai4aEt.aA ~ ~
b.. ..l#f -. sHte -sesA 1uE 81 &-l aE e.
| We, the undersigned, from acquaintance. with
the Misses Smith and Patrick, feel fully justified Ia
recommending them the citizens Of Hannibal as
| Teachers highly qualified 10 instruct in the various
branches which they propose 10 teach The thor
ough discipline Of their ml.ds. ard their success
as Teachers render them valuable iifacors Of others
both to The discipline Of the mind, and tbs cutva
ton Of the moral nad social natures and c think the
youth Of any place highly favored, who enjoy TN
advantages OF their Instruction and seeeiys
l II. Nj. PEARSON aas -
4 Pastor OF the Congregational Church.. Byron3 III =
u s ..a..-I . j. NJ RUSSELL, NJ ID. -ssisF
I HENRY WHEELOCk, J. y.
IS. p. KIMBALL, N. d. te0
Byron, Ill, Nov. 0, 1851. q e febs-sh 1suz