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In Cornwall, on the 10th ult., Mrs. ABIGAIL
MtrrnEws, rcliet of the late Hon. Darius
Matthews.
Mrs. Matthews was perhaps an earlier in
habitant of this village than any one now sur
vivinS. She vas born April TO- l770, in Corr
wall, Conn, and removed with her father,
Hon. Thomas Porter, to TinmOuth in this
State, in 177S. She was married to Dr.
Matthews, afterward for many years Judge
Of Probate for Addison County, in 1850, and
soon after became an inhabitant Of Middle
bury. Here, with band of worthless, now
mostly il not wholly in their graves, she
shared the trials and sacrifices incident to
the organization Of society in new settle
ment She retained TO the last lively re-
collection Of her early neishbors in Middle
bury, and delighted to recount their labors,
and extol their excellencies. Many of the
last years OF her life she was an invalid, yet
bore her inllrmities with christian rcsigna-
tion. We may not doubt that for her TO
live was Christ, and to die is gain" Con-.
In Shoreham, on the 9th inst, after a long
and painful illness, which she bore with
christian resignation. Mrs. CYsrHn Husr,
wife of john N. Hunt, Esq.
Mrs. II. was native of Richmond, Mass.
She united with the Baptist church IA Shore
ham in 1922, and continued worthy mem
Der Of the same until tho tins Of lis dissolu-
ton, after which she united with the Baptist
church in Bridport, in communion with
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Addison County Court.-Juno Term.
The june term of our County Court
commenced on Tuesday of last week.
, Present
y Hon. JAcOB CoLLAMER, Chief Judge.
Hon Jos j n HArwARD' ; Asst Judges.
The following Jury cases have been
on trial
/. Ephraim Moulton vs.. f. s. Hull &
al.-Action of trespass. +. ]. Phelps &
o. Seymour for plff; II. Hale & j. Pier
point for defts. Verdict for plff-
Slos7.3O.
Q. John Brainard VS.. II. & H. Buck.
Assumpsit. (Remanded from Supreme
Court.) s. s & L. j. Phelps for plff.;
j. A. Bcckwith & j. Piorpoint for dcfts.
Verdict for plf --s6lS 62.
8. David Lufkin VS.. Town Of Starks-
boro. Action for insufliciency of high
way. f. d. Barber, G. W. Grandey e
II. Necdham for plff.; Phelps & Stew
art & i j. Phelps for deft This case
was commenced on Monday, aud is not
yet concluded.
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WYLLYs w. BENEDICT, aged l6
years, the youngest son Of the Editor of
the FIRE. Press. was drowned yesterday
morning in the River. He left homo =
about five o'clock alone, and was last seen
live about six o'clock, fishing from the
ledge of rocks which juts from the Bur
lington bank of the River, below Winoos.
XII Falls
About ten o'clock in the forenoon. his
cap and fishing rod, found floating in the
water, caused surmisal Of the accident.
A boat was procured, search was made,
and between eleven and twelve tho body
was recovered. 1t lay in about fifteen feet
OF water and alb out rod from the place
where he fell in. He doubtless slipped
from the rocks, and, as he was unable to
swim, persisted Immediately, unaidcd and
alone.-Burlingtou Free Prcsi sth INST
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CHEERING NEWS For TIE SICK.

Whitcsyillc, n. Y July 40. 1918.
Mr.. Seth W. Fowlc: Dear Sr-It is with
pleasure | write you this certificate stati' z
my experience In tho use of DR.. Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. In November last
! WAS taken with severe cough. My lungs
were much aliected,so much that i: was with
difficulty could breathe Hearing of your
Balsaln, procured and look part of one bot
tie aud to my utter astonshmcnt, my lungs
were freed and my cough cured. / am haI =
ny to recommend this Balsam of Wild Cherry
to the public rs one Of the best medicines
for coughs and colds ever used
WIN. SWIFT.
Now that this preparation is well known
TO be more certain cure for incipicnt Con-
sumption, Asthma Liver Complaint, Coughs,
Bronchitis, and all similar affections, than
any other remedy ever known, there will be,
and now are found those so villainously
wicked AS to concOct a spurious, and perhaps
poisonous mixture, and try to palm it oil as
the genuine Basam. We raise no false alarm
We advise the public of these schemes. that
their health may not be triicd with, nor our
selves plundered OF our just rights
The genuine and original DR.. wistars Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, on account of its great
popularity. has been extensively counter
fcited in Philadelphia, and some thousand
bottles Of the spurious imitation thrown up
TO the market and extensively circulated
This is to caution dealers and the public gen
orally against purchasing any other than
that having the written signature of |. BurTs
on the wrapper. 7;Sw
Agents for selling wistar's Bal.an: w. p. Russell
MddIehury u. +. iiN.kell & Son, Wo.t Cornwall
e. $. h:wood, shoreham; !. 7. Benson, Whiting
A. r. Roscoe, New Haven J. u, Needhan,, Bristol ;
TIC Smith, Monkton r. Huntingdon vergenne.
G. C. Nichols. Ca stlcton.
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THE TINE AND PLAcr.-Now is the time &c
procure Nc1c Books, Stationery, Dc, at Low
Prices. have just received new invoice
OF Stationery of all kinds, which will be sold
at low priccs-so low rs to "astonish the ma
tivcs
All new Books received as soon as pub
lishcd, and sold at Sm0H profits. Bibles,
Prayer Books, School Books, and Miscelan-
eous works constantly on hand.
Also, Cap and Letter Papcrs-Ladics'
Gilt, Cream, Note, Billet, and variety orthc
best kind Of PAPER, (by the rcam or quirc,
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Ink, Crayons,
Cards, &C, &c.
Notions of various kinds constantly on
hand.
Mbnthiy, Weekly and Daily Wagde ines
and Papers received as soon as published and
sold by the year, quarter or single number
Call and examine. a. II. COPELAND.
Corner of Main st. g. Merchants Row.
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NEW BOOKS.

Fern Lcavcs-2d series.
Myrtle Wreath, by Minnie Myrtle.
Life and Adventures Of Country Mer-
chant
Wcnslcy.
My Schools and Schoomastcrs-Millc
Dodd Family Abroad-Charlcs Lever.
The Whimsical Woman Emile +. Carlen.
Farmingdalc-- Caroline Thomas.
Reginald Lyle-Miss pardoc.
Northern Guide, by Y. Thompson,
This, That and the Other, by Ellen Louise
Chandler.
Uncle Sans Farm Fence, by a. d. Milne.
Life and Sayings Of Mrs. Darlington, by d
7. Shilabor.
Our Parish or Annals of Pastor and Pco-
pie.
The Lamplightcr.
Memoir of Mary Ware, by Edward b. Hall
lIaps and Mishaps, by Grace Greenwood
Home Scenes and Home Sounds, by II. NJ
Stevens
The Planters Northern Bride, 10y Caroline
Lee IIcntz.
The Old Brewery.
Uncle Sans Palace.
All the Magazines for June.
just received by A H. COPELAND.
N, B. Stationery of all kinds constantly
on hand.
Midllcbury, May 81, 1851.
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which she died, sustained and chccrcd by the
hope of blessed immortality.
Ah appropriate funeral discourse was de-
liverpd on the 9th inst, from Mat rs: "a, by
Rev. Jehiel X. Wright ,iof Cornwall "Then
shah the King say unto them ON his right
hand, come yc blessed of my Father, inherit
the kingdom prepared for you from the foun-
dation of the world" COM.
At the residence of Albert G. Soulc, Esq
in st Adams, on Sunday morning, Juno 4th
the Rev. EDWARD f. PUTNAM, late Rector oil
Christ Church, Montpelier, aged SO years.
In Boston, Mass. May 29th, EMMA FRANCES
only daughter of Edmond c. and Susan
Deming, aged 18 years, months and days
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VA 1t ABLE BOOK.
R 0G ET'S TIL ESAU US
--OF-
EN- LISII WORDS.

THIRD EDITION. JUST PUBLISHED
Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases.
Classified and arranged so as to facilitate the
expression of ideas, and assist in literary
composition. By Peter Mark Roget, NJ.
D., author of tho " Bridgewater Treatise
on the Animal and Vegetable Kingdom. "
A new edition, revised and enlarged, with
a list of foreign words defined in English,
and other additions, by Prof Barnas Sears,
Secretary of the Massachusetts, Board of
Education, assisted by several literary gem
uomen. vol. 12mo. Sl50
a work of great merit admirably adapted
as text book for Schools and Colleges, and
Of high importance to every American schol-
ar.
& . Among the numerous concentrations
which this work has received from the press,
in all directions, the publishers would call at
tcntion to the following:
We are glad TO sec the Thcsaurus of Eng
fish Words, by Peter Mark Roget, one of the
authors of the Bridgcwater Treatises, rcpub-
liShcd in this country. 1t is n most valu-
able work, giving the results of many years
labor, in an attempt to classify and arrange
the words of English tongue, so as to ia.
clitatc the practice of composition = The
purpose of an ordinary dictionary is TO ex-
plain the meaning of words, while the object
of this Thcsaurus is to collae all the words
by which any given idea may be expressed
-PRtnam's MOnthiy.
This volume offers the student of English
composition the results of great labor in the
form of rich and copious vocabulary. We
would commend the work TO those who have
charge of Academies and High Schools, and
to students who have the aid of copious vo-
cabulary.-C Christian O6Scrrcr, PhM
This is novel publication, and is The first
and only one of the kind ever issued in which
words and phrases Of our language are class
fled, not according to their sound or their
photography, but strictly according to their
Specification 1t will become an invaluable
aid in the communication of our thoughts,
whether spoken or written, and hence as n
means of Improvement we can recommend it
as a work of rare and excellent qualities, and
one which should meet with an extensive
salc.-ScicntiGc american.
This volume must prove Of great utility to
all engaged in the walks OF literature. =
This Boston edition is unnucstionablv thc
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be i, remembered
District of Addison, IS. that, at n Probate
Court held at Nliddlcbury, in and for the Dis
trict Of Addison, on tho 1st day Of June, A,
d. 1854:
Jacob W. Conroe, administrator, with the
will annexed, of the estate of
AUSTIN JOHNSON,
late Of Middlebury, in said district, deceased
makes application to said court 20 extend the
time allowed him for the payment of the
debts Of said deceased, one year from the
expiration of the time heretofore limited by
said court 1t is thersupon ordered, that said
application be considered by said court at
the session thereof to be held at the Office of
the Register of said court in said Middle
bury, on Thursday, the ODD day of June in
slant, (lS54), at ten o'clock in the forenoon I;
and that notice thereof be given TO all per-
sons interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, if any they may have,
to said time being extended, by publishing a
certified copy Of this order in the Middlebury
Register newspaper printed at said Mid
dlebury three weeks successfully previous
to the time of said court
Jcd. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true coPy Of record. 7;3w
Attest .Icd s. Bushnell, Rcgisiey,
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SWaim's Celebrated Panacea,
ron THE CURE OF

INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
SerotnIG, General Debility, Uhitc Shedding,
RheumdtiSm, DISEASES Of The Lirer &. SKIN,
and all diseases arising from Impurities of
The Blood, and the effects Of Mercury.
Swaims Panacea has been for more than
thirty years celebrated in this country and in
Europe for its extraordinary cures, for the
certificates Of which reference is made TO the
directions and books (which may be had gra-
tis) accompanying the Panacea.
1t has been used in bospials and private
practice, and has had the singular fortune to
be recommended by the most celebrated ply.
sicians and other eminent persons Among
others 10y
w. Gib,on, NJ n. rrof OF Surgery, Pa. University.
Valentine Mott, NJ D Prof of Surgery, N. Y Uni
Netshy.
VIZ. Devices. NJ. n Prof of Mid. Pa University.
Chapman, NJ. D., Prof. Of Physic. IA. University
Z. Paiks, NJ d., Prcst College of Physicians Phiis.
Dr. Del Nallo, fiofrssor Of Medicine, Havana.
io-e Eourenco de Lux, Prof CT Surgery. Lisbon.
q. w. Irving, late Minister " Spain.
J hrmaa, Member Royal College Surgeons, L m.
don.
Sir Thomas Pearson Major General British Army.
fillheu oberison, Brush Consul. &C., &c.
And, also, the wonderful cures effected by
SwaiD's Panocea, have for many years made
it an Invaluable remedy. This Panacea does
not cont in Mercury in any form, and being
an innocent preparation, il may be gwen TO
The retail price has been reduced to s so
per bottle Containing three half pins,) or
three bottles tor -.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Swaims Panacea is in round bottles, Hutcd
longitudinally. with the following letters
blown on he glass;
sWAIMs-PANACEA-Pu
and having the name JAS Swain stamped on
the sealing wax and written on the label COW
ering the cork and a spl, ndid engraving for
The side Of the bottle, composed ofa geometric
lalhe work, compr'ing nine different dies,
which have been turned for the exclusive use
of the proprietor, by Draper & Co bank note
ergravers, OF Philadelphia. In the centre is
portrait Of the late VIM. Swain, copyright
secured.
Also, Swaims Vermifuge.
A valuable Family Medicine, being a high
ly approved remedy for al, diseases arising
from debility of the digestive organs, such as
Worms, Cholera Morbus, Dystutery, Fever
and Ague, Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache,
&c. &c. See the Pamphle! which may be had
gratis, accompanying the Vermifuge.
Prepared only at SWANS LARoRAToRY,
Old STAND, Seventh ST., below Chestnut,
Philadelphia, and sold by all the respectable
Druggists in the United States.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIc.-Persons wish
ing to obtain the genuine Swaim's Panacea
and Swaims Vcrmifuge, should be careful TO
observe that the name SWAIN is spelled cor
rectly on the bottles aud labels; or they NAV
he imposed on by medicines made in imitation
of them,by a person bearing a somewhat sim
liar name, well calculated to deceive. 7;6m
General Agents for the United States,
SCHIEFFELIN, BROTHERS & CO.,
no William ST., cor. Of Beekman. N. Y.
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$4,000 WORTH OF FARMS


AND BUILDING LOTS
100 FARMS and 1000 BUILDING LOTS,
TO be divided on the 3isi Of Mat, 1854, a.
mong 600 Subscribers. A large number
realready engaged. Many ofthe Lots neaf
these have been sold for from 400 to GOO
per cent advance over the price for which
these Lots are now sold, showing that
the purchase will be good investment.
Each subscriber FOR oNLY$l5, payable
in nstamcnts OF SIS each, will receive FOUR
BUILDING LOTS. Is BIZ 100 feet, lying to-
gether, or "A FARM of from 3 to 20 acres
These lois arc beautifully located at ROSE.
VALE, Long Island, where new chtrch and
ScdoUi-hOusc, and number Of private dwell
ings, stores, workshops and factories, have
alrca y been erected, sevctal more are now
being built, and scterel hundred will be c,
rcetcd theIcoming season.
This Is fine opportunity OF getting eeSr
Of paying enormous rents in New York, and
owning adelighifhl country residence near the
city, where the domestic comforts OF family
circle can be fully realized, and where 26cOU
building lots and about GOO farms haze lately
been sold, aud sales nre daily being made "a
individuals who, nier careful examination of
its location and asccriaihng the quality Of the
soil, are selecting farms for agricultural pLr.
poses, being confident that no land so cheap
anu CuiCNlolcu 10 lilCfcnke So TdblulF III NNluC
can he had within % miles OF the city. This
and would have been all taken up years back,
but has been an entaiicd estate for the last
century, and completely locked up for upwards
of two hundred ytars-since which large sales
| have been made and where the wild deer
roamed ut large may now be seen Ltautiiul
cottages and cultivated fields waving with the
abundant productions OF our mother Garth.
| This is one Of the best opportunities nov
| offered to those Of small means who arc dcs-
tiutc Of home Of their own, 10 purchase one
| for II mere trii1e also few farms, containing
each Eve and ten acres, and upwards, al frtm
! S25 10 S35 per aero.
zIAll persons wishing to avail themselves
of the opportunity now offered to procure
fine farm or splendid building lot near the EN-.
| pire city, should make INN cdlate application
as they are nearly all di posed Of. Apply to
| CHARLES WOOD, 2Os Broadway, corner
Of Fulton street, N. T., where maps and pam
pilots can be had, or sent if required by mail
| gratis 3tf
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JULY q, 1854.

The citizens of Middlcbury and vicinity,
together with the students in tho College,
who feel the spirit Of 20 in their bosoms and
wish TO celebrate the birthday of our nation
in n becoming manner, are requested TO meet
at Union Hall tomorrow evenns,at s o'clock,
to perfect some arrangements for the cclc-
hration Of the 4th Of July next, in the forma-
ton of a company Of Continentals," to pa
rade that day, &c.
Rv request of ritizcuS
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DEATH OF MEMBER OF CoNGREss.-
A telegraphic dispatch from Wheeling
announces that Hon. j. +. Snodgrass
died very suddenly at his residence in
Parkersburg on the 9th. He rcpresen-
ted the twelfth district of Virginia in
the present Congress.
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N o r 7 G. T. .
For sale at Auction,

So much of the real estate Of Charles Ad.
amsas will raise the sum Of three hundred
dollars to pay the mortgage thcreon--con-
sisting of pasturing, moving and wood land
situated on the county road-onc mile from
the Inn Ct Frederick Smith, in Ripton. Said
sale win take place on the promises, on the
first day Of July next, at ono o'clock, Z. NJ.
IONA. II. FURNAL, Admr.
Ripton, June G, 1851. S:3w
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III arrir0

In Birmingham, Conn, June LIST, by Rev.
John A. Hicks, d. D., WILLIAM CLEVELAND
HICKS to EMILY N. De FoREsr.
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rURIFICATION OF THE BLOOD,
LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The Citizens Of the Union suffer much from
disorders of the Liver and Stomach. scarcely
any are free. from the influence ofihese destruc-
tive maladies. hence life wears fast. The fair
SEX perhaps the most handsome in the World,
up to a certain period when, distressing TO say,
many loose their teeth and good looks, while
yet in the heyday Of life. Such sad evils may
be remcdcd by continually keeping the blood
pure, and the Liver and Stomach in healthy
action, when life will flow smoothly. and re.
semblc plants in cUngcnial cline, where an
| eternal spring apr cars to reign. AS it regards
the preservation of the human frame, and the
the duration of life, (which may he effected,
and say fearlessly, that health and life can
he prolonged for many years beyond their or
binary limits, if IIolloway's Pills are taken 10
purify the blood according TO the rules laid
down for health contained In the directions
which accompany each box.
A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILI-
~, OF 10 YEARS STANDING,
CURED BY HOLLOWAYS
PILLS.
Copy If Letter from Captain JoAn'on. As
tor House, d0ied January 5h, 1854.
To PRoFEssoR HOLLOWAY, So. Corner Of
[ Ann and Nassau Streets, n. "
ure have to inform you that l have been re-
stored to health and strength by taking your
Pills. For the last ten years, ! suffered from
arrangement of the Liver and Stomach, and
was reduced to such an extremity thail gave
up my Ship, never expecting TO so TO Sea any
more, ]. had tried every Remedy that was
recommended to me but all 10 no purpose
and had given myself up TO despair, when /
was at last recommended to take your Pills.
after using them for three months, the result
is that am now in better hcahh than l hnv
been for eleven years past and indeed ns well
ever was in my life. You are quite at libertys
TO make this known for The benefit Of others.
remain, Sir, yours respectfully,
(Signed) JOHN JOHNSON
These celebrated Pills are ronderfnuy cGca
eions in The foHoTiaR complaints.
Aruo Dropsy Inflammation Sore Tbr"ais
Asthma py.enlrry laandiee Stone Gravel
Bilious tom Erysipsias LivsICon Secondary symr
plants Temaleirregu plants toms
Dlotehc, on rs,sIs ofall irmsaeo T1mours
Bowel Com FMS Rheuma vcnereal Affections
plants Gout tsm Wormsof all kinds
COLES Head ache Retention oil weakness. from
Constipa. Indigestion Urine whatevercAuse
bowels Consumption Kings Evil ae., AZ.
- Sold at the Establishment OF Professor
HOLLOWAY, rs, Corner of Ann and Nassau
Streets, New York; also by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines through
out the United States, in Boxes. OF 37t cents,
81 cents, and : so cents each. To be hfd
Wholesale OF the principal Drug Ho7ses in
Union.
BEThcrc is aconsiderable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
n B.-Directions for the guidance ofpaiients
in every disorder are affixed 10 each Box.
4G:cow6mos.
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Notice.

The annual meeting of the Rutland and
Addison Mutual Insurance Company, for the
election of Directors, will be holden at the
office of the Company at Brandon, on the
18th day of July, 1854, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
by order of the Directors.
L. II. HYATT, Sec'y.
Brandon, June 10, 1854. S3w
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To the Public.

l have tried the Compound Oil for Sheep
Coating, manufactured by Millngton & Dim.
lex, and from what experience have had, |
find IT to answer what it recommends itself
TO be.
can furnish it to any one wishing to try
it at 81 per gallon. A. L, BINGHAM.
West Cornwall, june L. 1851. S.3w
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Land for Sale.

The subscriber wishes TO sell part Of the
Farm that formerly belonged to Martin Foot
lying on the main rord running TO East Mid
dlehury, containing about So acres. Also, an
undivided half of Sc acres in the edge Of Sal
ishury, II mile south Of East Middlebury-
Also u acre OF cedar swamp. Said land
will b. sold in separate lots 10 suit village me-
chanics or merchandise sufficient number is
wanting to buy, to take all, OF nearly all. Also
some cattle, horses, Wagons and sleighs &c
To- For information inquire Of j. Cobb at
this office, or c. L. Branch ON the PREMISES.
JAS. II. BRANCH
Middlebury, May Is, 1854. Att
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MlDDLEBURY ACADEMY.
The Summer Term of eleven weeks will
begin on Monday, May 22d.
TulrloN-Elcmcntary English Branches
So; Higher English, $3.50, Latin with Eng
lish, So; French, So Tncidcntals, fires,
and sweeping, 25 cts. Private rooms in A.
cademy, II.
Bills are payable at thcmiddlc Of the term.
Board in the village for sI.5O TO So per
week. o;3w
Mr.. W. F, Bascom will continue TO hear
some Of the classes.
L +. CHURCHILL, A. r., Prncipal
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MIDDLEBURY
FEMALE SEMINARY

The hummer Term, Of eleven weeks, will
begin on Monday, May % a regular course
of Study is arranged for those who wish to
remain several terms in the Seminary, and
ample facilities exist for instruction in Eng
lish and Classical Studies, French, Music,
Painting and Drawing.
TuiTloN-Eemcntary EngliShDranchcs So
Higher English 81 80; Latin with English
5000 French $500 Drawing 81 90; Paint
ing in Oil $500 Water Colors 81 90; Music
$1,000 lncidentalS, Fires and Sweeping 2Jc,s
The Bills to be paid ut the middle of the
Term.
BoARD-In the Seminary including Room,
Washing, Lights and Fuel s25 on per Quar-
tern tho Village, for 81 80 to 1925 per
week. W. F. BASCOM. A, NJ
L Principal.
Mrs. A F. BtscoN., Teacher of Music.
Miss J. s. JONES, Teacher of English
Branches.
Miss II. KILDouRN, Teacher of Drawing
and Painting
Miss L. GooDHuE, Teacher of French.