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NEW YORK CENTRAL COLLEGE.

Located i'm the village of GRANVILLE I'm the csunty
ofeortiand. New York, was founded in Is49, upon
the broad principles Of Equal n lights and Chris
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sexes, of good moral character.
| l. has been the purpose Of tho Trustees of mi.
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OF fresdent Leonard g. Caikins, whose ability for
that responsible Office has been most happilv testea
assisted by petent Board Of Instruction Free
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yaded by moral influences, republican habits and
CHRISTIAN example, associated with manual labor we
think parents must feel degree Of security beeotten
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Une arrangement in this Institution not to be over
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zeal Class with daily exercises in extemporaneous
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The Manual Labor Department Of the School IL
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