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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23
HYGEANA.
ErOsqht Home to the Door Of tie Million
A Wonderful Discovery

LfOtstst A4ObeC " GftC OOOF u utc 1NttttON
A Wonderful Discovery
Has recently been made by DR.. Curtis, ofthis
city, in the treatment Of Consumption, Asth-
ma and all diseases of the Lung. We refer 10
DR.. Curtis Hygesna, or Inhsling Hygesu
Vapor and Cherry Syrup" With this new
method DR.. C.. has restored many afflicted
ones TO perfect health; az an evidence ofwhich
he has innumerable certificates. Speaking Of
the treatment, physician remarks: II is evil
dent that iuhsling-constantlv breathing an
agreeable, healing vapor, the medicinal proper
ties mustcome in directcontact with the whole
of the arisl cavity ofthe lungs, and thus escape
the many aud varied changes produced upon
them when introduced into the stomach, aud
subjected 10 the process Of digestion. The
Hygeana is for sale at all the druggists through
out the country.-N. Y Dutchnlar Of Jan. IA
The lnhalsris worn on the breast under the
linen without heleasl easlincouvehienee-Athe he at
Ofthe body being sufficient to eeapsrste the
iuid.
Hundreds of CASES cfCURESIiks the fol-
lowing mightbe named. One Package Of Hy-
peana has cured me Of the ASTHMA OF six
years sstsnding.-JGs. F. Keesberry, P. NJ. Of
DslcannoR, Pa.
lam cured of the ASTHMA of 10 years
standing by Dr. Curtis Hygeana.-.nargGret
Easton, Brooklyn. N. Y
Mrs. Paul of No. hammond st., N. T.,
was cured ola severe case of Bronchetis by
the HygeanH.
My sister has been cured of distressing
cough ofseveral years standing, and decided to
be ineurabIe by her Physicions. She was cur
ed in ONE MONTH by the Hygesna.-J H.
Gaubert P. NJ, Richmond, Ne.
Price three Dollars a Package. Sold by
CURTIS g. PERKINS, and BOYD& PAUL
M I4o Chambers ST. N Y-4 Packapes
sent free BY express to any part of the United
States for Ten Dollars.
N.B.-Dr. Curtis Hygeana is the ORIGI-
NAL and ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE, all
others are base Limitations or vile and INJU-
RlOUS counterfeits. Shun them as you would
POISON. Sold by
S. BUCKLAND & CO., and
JOHN F. WOOSTER. Fremont, o.
Oct. 1854. 39:ly
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Crystal Fountain Water Cure.

THIS establishment for the cure Of Chrenic
i Diseases, is conducted by DR.. B. L. HmL,
Professor of Surgery in the CIsyeland Homo
Psthic College,) and Dr. n. @. BtREHka, both
experienced Physicians and able HydropaiRt
The facilities in this 'sCute" for the success
ful treatment Of Chronic Diseases, and espe-
cially the different forms of Dyspepsia, diseases
Of the Liver, Spine and nerSous system, Rheu-
matte Affections, Neuralgia, Female Diseases,
General debility, Bronchitis and lneipieut Con-
sumption, as wellas diseases caused by improp-
er or excessive medication. are uot surpassed
by any establishment in the country. Espe=
cial attention will be giVeH to diseases com.
monty known as Surgical Cases, such as hin:
diseases, Fever Sores, White SwelIings, Fistu-
las, Cancerss (iH theeariy Stsge$i) Diseases Of
the Eye, Spine, sc.
The Female Department is lnder the especial
charge of skiiIfui Female PkysiciGa, who will
also have the aid aud counsel Of the other pro-
fessiunal attendaHts. Her experience in one Of
and her devotion to the suffering Of her sex. we
trust, will recommend her to the favor Of those
who seek restoration to health.
Patients %illhaTe the bene7t ofthe m Ost skill
ful Homeopathic or specific prescriPtions--an
advantage enjoyed in but few Water Cares st
present. in this county. Ample arrangements
are made for giving warm or hot water baths.
The rooms are large, airy and well ventila
ted. The bath rooms are ample, and supplied
with an abundance Of soft water of the pursst
quality, flowing from sandstone rocks, free from
any calcareous or other mineral sui distances.
The soil is dry and sandy, the air is pure aud
free from fogs. This locality is celebrated for
hsalthfulness-no epidemic diseases ever having
prevailed here-its parallel in this respect is un.
known in the West 1t is on the highlands. 4
miles from andssveral hundred feet above Lake
Erie--is very accessible, being % miles fre,n
the Berlin Station, Cleveland & Toledss Rail-
road via Sandusky; miles from rowpsepd
Station, Southern Division C, &. T. Railroad
via Norwalki 8 miles from Norwalk. and Id
miles from Sandusky, via G. & It. Railroad,
The prices for residenuses at this Csre. IN.
GLIDING board, treatment aud nursing, will vary
from Sc to BIZ per week. 4. s.-,t....-. :,
Address "CFystal Fountain Water Cure. /"
Berlin Heights, Erie county, Ohio. 44-3m
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FREMONT JOURNAL.
Friday. Feb. g, 1855.
st. Valentine t.

This old Saint has lost ell his dignity, or
bis votaries disObey ordera His day has
degenerased ihto season Of licensed vul-
gariiy. spite. insult and blackguardistn.
In its observance. some of our young
folks show beggarly appreciation of puri.
ty and decencv. fit is true that birds on
this day choose their mates in loving de-
cent manner. it follows to certainty, tha,
the gander is a superior animal. to some
Of our young fouls without feathers.
We have been told Of several instances
where the custom of sending communica-
tiOns on paper on this day, has been used
in a way which under any other circuu-
stances might be detected perhaps, and a
raw hide ended the correspondence by
a most righteous application to the skin Of
q man covering the attributes of the beast
Better have no such custom than By its OBJ
servEnce. display the march of depraVity
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CaTter's Spantsh .REi4tatre.

Eettke Afflicted Read and Ponders
A infallibie remedy for scfofufa. kings sSii.
Inflammation, obstinate e6taneona eru pf;sns,-
Pimples, Of postules on the face, biotehes, boils
agus and fever, ehfonie sore eyes, ringwcfn. o.
tstter, scald head, enlargement and pain IN ghS
bones and joints, stubborn ulcers, syphiffic dis
orders, lumbsgo, spinal complaints, and all dis.
eases arising from an 3njudicious use Of mercu. .
Ey1 inprpdenee In lifei or impnFity Of the blood.
o. This great Alternative medicine, and ns.
riEer 0fthe blood, is row uSs1 by thouHxnds of
grateful patients from all parts Of the u States,
who testify daily ts the remarksbls cures psfs
formed by the greatest Of all medicines, &C Ar
TER'S SPANISH MIXrURE.n Neuralgia,
rheumatism, scrofule, erupiionS su the skin,
liVeg disease, feyers ulcers, old sores, affections
Of the kidneys, diseases Of fh6 throat, female
complaints, pains and aching Of the bones and
joints, are speedily put 90 hight by using this
great and inestifnable remedy. ft
For all diseases Of the blood; nothing has Tee
been fognd to compare with Il. Ii cIeSusSs The
system of all Impurities, acts gently ana Ell
eisntly onthstFSer and kidneys, strsiFfheusth.
digestion, gives tone to the stomach, makes the
skin clear and healthy, and resores The eonstia
tuition, enfebled by diseases or broken down by
the excssses Of youth, TO ita pristine vigor ana
strength. a - ~
Forths ladies', tiS ineOD5arsblY better thaa
all the cosmetics ever used. A few doses Of
Carler's Spanish MIXTURE viii TemoYe ar Sal-
lowness ofeOmPlS xiOu. bringing the ErSes man
Ting to the cbssk, give elasticity to the step,
and improve the geAeral healthi ia remarkable
degree, beyond ailthe medi zines ever heard Of
Ihe large nGnlber Of certificates which We
nave received from persons from all parts ofths
u States, is the hast evidence there IS no ham
nRK about il. The press, hotel keepers, ma9is.
tFaies. physicians. sndPublic men, well known
to the community, all add their testimony 10 the
wonderful effects Of this great Blood Purifier.
Cab on the agent and get Circular and AL
manac, and read the wonderful cures this truly
greatest Of ailmedieines has performed.
None genuine unless signed Bennett & Bears.
Proprietor, No. 3 Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
to whom air orders fof supplies and agencies
musE6e addressed.
For sale BY s.. BreRlaud & CO., and J.F
Wooster, Fremont, and BY dealsrsi in medieinss
every where. r-rr ~. r-.- Dec .22-54-48-lv
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23

HAVING permanently located myself in
Ii Fremont, now offer 10 nv friends and
the public the La RGEST and MOST COM
PLETE assortment Of
CLOCKS. WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Fancy Goods, Musical Instruments, Also,
Cans, Pistols Pocket Cutlery, &c.
Ever offered in this section of the country -
My goods were all purchased for Cash. eKclu-
sVely. and will sell them at prices 10 suit the
hardness Of the times.
| feel assured that no one in town will give
you as much for your money as l will. and if
you will call at the old establishment formerly
conducted by E Le7pelman, and more recent
ly carried on by E. H. Leppelman, and NOW
run by your humble servant l.. LEPP Ell
MAN, will sntisfy you that such is the case.
RemembeT that all Goods sold by me are
WARRANTED to be as represented at the
TINA Of sale.
L. LEPPELMAN.
Fremont, Feb. 9, 1855.
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snIe of ReaI Estate.

By Order Of the Court, Sandusky County, Ohio.
ON the 26lh day Of March, A. D., 1855. at
~ 9 O'Clock in the afternoon, at the door Of
the Court House, in Sundusky County, Ohio,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
Real Estate, as the property OF Joseph F.. Will
Jams, deceased, to wit:
An undivided one-eigh,h of Ous-lots numbers
twenty-five and tweniy-four, and an undivided
three-sighIhs Of out-iot number twenty five,
situate in the new survey On the East side OF
the Sundusky River, in the United States Res
ervation OF Two Miles square, at The foot ofthe
Lever Rapids Of the Ssndusky River, in San
dusky County, Ohio; being an undivided one
eighth of out-lots numbers fOrty-two and foriy-
four, and an undivided three-eighihs Of out.lOt
number forIy-fiv We, according TO the new num-
bering in the Town Of Fremont.
Payment to be made as follows: One-third
in hand, one third in three months, and the res
idle in six months with interest.
F. MORGAN,
Admir- Of Joseph E. Williams, deceased.
Feb % 1885, 4w5-pr fee. 80 IS
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February appointments.
r. TUBBS, Analytic Physician,


Will be at his Room,
Fremont --Kessler'sAmerican, Friday and
Saturday 23d and oath February.
SANDUsKY CIrY--St Lawrence House,
Monday and Tuesday 18th aud Goth Feb.
NoRwALK-American House, Wednesday
and Thursday 2lsi and 22d Feb.
TIFFIN-Shawhan House, Monday and
Tuesday, Goth and 27te February.
Persons wishing TO call must remember that
two appointments seldom fall upon the same
days ofthe month. hence, the dates can only
be known by reference to each months adVer-
tisement.
Those afflicted wish diseases Of the Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys, or Spleen, Infammstions,
rheumatism, Asthma, Shortness of Breath, or
Difficulty Of Breathing, Dyspepsia, Weakness
or Nervous Disabilities, Oropsy, RestlessneS5,
Loss Of Appetite, Constipation, Derangement
of the Stomach, Bilious Affections, Gravel,
Swelling, Cancer, ScrOfuIa, Ulcers, Impuri-
ties of the Blood, o. any Chronic diseases are
invited to call.
No Charge for Consultation.
DR.. T. neither bieeds nor bIisters; nor is he a
Homeopathic; he never uses Mercury, Arse
mic, Anthony, or any other mineral as a med
ical agent, nor is he Thompsonian-he nei-
theT steams or gives emetcs. His theory Of
disease differs from all others that have been
adopted, but not more so than does his system
oftreatment He does not make sick to make
well, nor tear down 10 build up again; nor al
lay irritation by patching up with anodynes.
Patients subject to no expense without rea-
sonable prospect of recovery.
Persons afflicted with cancerous or scrofu-
lous Tumors or Ulcers should read the fol-
lowing:
Townsend, Huron co. Oct 1854.
DR.. II. Tubbs-Sir: As have received very
great help from your treatment, and notice sim
liar results upon several OF my friends, feel it
a duty TO send you my name for public refer
enee,
A Tumor became noticeable ia my right
breast nine years ago. FOrthree years II caus-
ed little attention, but subsequently it grew
faster and caused me great deal Of suffering.
The increase of size at last became very great,
the entire side was largely swollen, aud the
right arm SO affected as to be nearly uselSss.-
We sought the aid and advice of many physi.
clans who termed it Scrofular or Cancerous
Tumor. Notwithstanding all their efforts 10
reduce the pain, il became intolerable and un-
ceasing. was urged to have the entire breast
removed with the knife, and cay was appoint
ed for the purpose, but my positive refusal to
submit prevented the operation. ] MAS able
with difficulty TO walk. Under your treatment
the pain has been overcome, the tumor materi- |
ally reduced, and the arm fully restored. We
had tried many remedies before, but the effects
of none can compare with this. My general
health has been improved nearly ss much as the |
side. II is now over year since the improve
ment took place Yours, &C.,
Mrs. GEORGE TILLINGHAST.
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A esvenerabIe Psir.,,

A wedding 'came off, yesterday which
bore the distinctive mark Of the principles
Of f@Young America" The groom had
seen II SUMMERS snd the bride I4l-Day
toH Jour.
We hope that brace Ofinfants have 4
kind mother to stuck them up" nights. fOr
young children are apt to kick the clothes
off Glsv. Her.
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A resolution reprehending the course Of
Senators Douglas and Shields. Cor advocat-
ing the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise,
passed the Ohio Assembly yesterday. by 4
vote of-ayes 81. nays 27.-Detrol Week
" Times, FEB. 2osk.
The Times must certainly be in fog
We were not aware that the Ohio Legisla.
ture was ia session. Gov. MediIl has beer
greatly importuned to call an extra session
but has refused to grant the request The
resolution of which the Times speaks WAl
passed-buI by the Illinois Assembly.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23

TENNESSEE The Memphis Eagle ana
Enquirer hoists the name Of Colonel MER-
EDITH P. GENTRY, Of that State, as the Re.
publican Whig candidate for Governor
By general consultation it is found that the
Press is unanimously in his favor. It is
not yet determined whether a State Con-
vention will be called. but from the unsnim-
ity Of expressi on from all parts of4he State
such step would seem to be unnecessary,
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DEAD HEADs.-There is much force and
entire truth in the following from the Louis.
vile. Ky, Times:
We believe that railroad corporations are
the only bodies. soulless or otherwise. that
ever ranked editors as dead-heads. Il is
an indignity to the profession, and we hope
it will be met with proper resentment
The newspaper press is, at present, more
burdened with dead heads than any other
enterprise extant. The most burdensome
and troublesome of these dead-heads are
railroad corporations. From a preliminary
survey Of railroad up to its completion,
the entire press contiguous to the line COM
mence advertising the project in the edi;o.
rial columns.
If the press were paid for one tithe of the
service it renders to these corporations. it's
members might well afford TO pay for all
the riding they do upon the roads.
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Tencher,n AssocIafion.

The Sandusky County Teachers Associ-
alton, will meet at the Union School House
in Fremont, February 9Th. 1855, at 10
O'Clock, A. N.
S. TREAT, jr., Miss N Il. TIcHSoR. and
Miss JuLIA KRDLER, are expected to report
on subjects of their own selection.
s. TREAT. JR,, Sec'y.
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FoR BRoNcuTTIs, Throat Diseases. Hack
ing Cough and ths effects Of imPr udsnt use Of
Mercury, no s9sGicine has ever been discovered
which has sfeeted such cures as CARTER'S IS
SPANISr MIXTURE.
ThrOs; diseases produced BY salvation, hack
ing cough, bronchial affections, liver diseases,
neuralgia and rhsamstism, have all been re-
iev7d snd cure d in wonderful manner, by the
grsst ParifysT Of the blood, Csrier's Spanish
Mixture.
The case Of T. II. Ramsey, alone, should sat.
isfy any who doubt. Call on the agent and pro-
cuts pamphlet containing the cures, which
vii: astound You. See advertisement. 5W4
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HAVING at great expense procured expert
enced and finished wOrkmen, will be able to
do all kinds Of work with promptness and des-
patch. My principal workman acquired his
trade in Europe, having been engaged for a
number Of years in the Watch Manufactures Of
Switzerland and France, consequently, there
is no part OF Watch, however difficult, that
you cannot have done here as well as in the
Manufactures or elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to fine Watches.-
All work WARRANTED.
L. LEPPELMAN.
NIB AecoFdions, Melodeans and FIutinas,
repair red and Warranted Feb. 9, 1885.
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"ToBH"-R I. GREEN. late local editor
of the Bay City Mirror. delivered a lecture
on "Typee," or life in the South Pacific
Ocean" on Friday evening last. at Buckeye
Hall The lecture was highly interesting
and instructive. We we're disappointed in
seeing so few out Toby" is a good speak
es. aud we cheerfuIly recommend him to all
lecture re-Eoying communities.
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NrWe call attention 10 a commune

o. We call attention 10 communica
lion IN our paper to-day, in regard to tb'
enforcement Of the Liquor Law. in Ere
mont "Citizen" has presented the matter
in rather glaring form. but we do not be
Iisvs anything more than the truth haI
been told. Parents and guardians should
look 10 the subject. The law is being en-
forced in almost ali the large town.
throughout the State. why not nave il dOnt
here. What say the citizens Of FremOn
to calling meeting at the Court HOUSE
and taking counsel together.
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~ A span of horses attached to light
wagon. went through the street on Monday,
in ? 40 style. to the no small alarm and con.
sternaiiOn Of lOokers-on. They had skill:
full reinsmsn to contend with--C. GouLD.
who brought them up, all right, in a deep
snow-drift, Just outside Of town.
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w In-tbe church-yard Of the parish Of

Gg In.lhe church-yard Of the parish Of
Belmont in England. is the following;
D z eHere lies, in horizontal position, the
outside cases Of Thomas Hinde, clock and
watch maker, who departed this life wound
up in the hope Of being taken in hand by
his Maker, and being thoroughly cleansed,
and set agoing IN the world to come, on
! tho 18th day Of August, 1853, aged 80
years
In burial ground at Fulton, osWegO
county, New York. is the following:
.al AIN memory Of the Earthly House or
Tabernacle of Sarah A.. which fell Sept 9,
1s47, which had been standing 81 years
and months. Her Psychology was the
wife of Henry C. Hubbard, and daughter Of
fhos and Mary Foster. ..-I.IT-T
q Jpbp lt92s--Yes, Sarah HvssP :
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E The great ado. made by Mrs. +. W.
about leaving the Methodist Church, be
cause the Elder was "NO Nothing" We
are inclined to vote kOGz. We have re-
csived another touching the same matter
from @Mrs. Mary Efel6nger;" but this sec
ODd one piles it on little too thick, SO We
have put It in a good warm place.
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Portrait Painting.

I WOULD inform the citizens of Fremont,
and vicinity, that I have taken rooms at
Mr.. Wile's Daguerrean Gallery, Minis Block,
where ! will be happy to wait upon those wish
ing
POR ATS.
Pictures painted fiom Daguerreotypes of de-
ceased persons, and satisfaction warranted in
all cases. All lovers Of good paintings are in-
vited to call and examine specimines of my
painting on exhibition at my rooms.
Jan ~, 1853 s NJ. w. FITCH.
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H The weather for the past few days
has been as beautiful as April. Old Win
ter is going Of wits consumption; who's
sOrry9 sleighing is used up-wheeling
capital. and business brisk.
Thursday morning, change-suOw fall.
ing fast. No rest for livery Aorses.
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THE FoRr CIrT ATHExEUM. will give an
exhibition at the Court House. this evening,
and tomorrow erening. They come here
we'll recommended BY the Tifin press.
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.qftnchnlenf .NOEice.

GEORGE YOUNG, }
against
JOHN WERNER.
A THE INSTANCE OF THE PLAIN
n tiff, an attachment has been issued BY 8.
Buckland, Justice Of the Peace Of Ssndusky
township, Sandusky county Ohio, for the sum
Of twenty. eight dollars and seven cents, agsinst
the good, and chaItles of John Werner. an alb
scondinE debtor. GEORGE YOUNG.
February 8, 1855. 5w5
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re- The ALeERIEE FAMILY. have been
giring a series Of entertainments at Buck
eye Hall. during this week. They have had
full houses.
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EE Alarm of Fire yesterday morning
the boys we're out with the "masheen"-no
damage done.
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Steel.

Speed the PLOW that beats tie World!
A. PEACOCK Il SONS.
HNELE EBRATED STEEL FLOWS can be
~ had at Garfield g. Brothers. cheap
Feb. % HARDWARE STORE.
|TORN SHELLERS, best in town;
~ STRAW CUTTERS, very cheap,
IRON for Wagons, at 50 so per 100 lbs.
Locks, Glass, Sash, Paints. Oils aud Hard
ware generally, for almost nothing, at the Mann
moth Hardware Store, of
Feb. %. HARDWARE STORE.
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academy Of Design.
Habbard's Block, water-st,

H HuDD1rO|S BfOcks W9Ier@sJs
SANDUSKY, o.
HNHIS INSTITUTION, is now complete
in all its arrangements, and each depart
ment open for the reception Of pupils.
The Principals assisted in the ARcRIrEcTUR-
AL DEPARrHEsT BY thoroughly educated Ar
chitect and Civil Engineer, and is prepared to
execute designs and give instructions in what
ever pertains to the Art Of
DFGsUing and Shading.
Designs for public and domestic sdi6ceS.
models aud drawings for MAcHISERY, as well as
maps and mathematical diagrams, viii be exc
cuted with scientific accuracy and in artistical
taste, for those who may apply for the same.
Draining and Painting Department.
Miss 8. FOREMAN, an Artis, from New
York City, has arrived and taken charge Of the
Drawing aud Painting department Miss F.
haA commenced giving instructions in Oil paint
ing and Linear drawing, and could conveniently
attend TO few more pupils. Connoisseurs who
have examined her specimens exhibited in the
Academy, (and free to the inspection Of all, }
pronounce her engagement in this Institution
rare and excellent opportunity for all those
desiring to acquire a thor 0ugh knowledge oi
this valuable Art. s
ANY Information with regard to her method
Of instruction, and the requisite preparations
for entering her class, will be cheerfully and
freely given TO all those avohng her with call.
Musical Department.
Miss FoREEAs will also assist Mr.. WfLLNER,
in the Musical Depsrtments which will enable
him to call at the residence of pupils who wish
10 take lessons at home.
To accommodate such as nave no Pianos,
Practicing Rooms
Have been fitted mp at the Academy. Ladies
preferriug can practice at the house Of Mr..
Smith. Glasses in the German and French
Languages are organized at regular intervals,
and a complete course of practical instructions
given by competent teacher.
Dec. %, lS44 49tf