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uTHsRrON snd - ues Medical Jutsprudence; vol
w whartsn. rf~cetsnts ~ inarn~n- rnd rfrss. vol
.hs,,ss~ tme,iesr Crira,uai Laws 81 ediuon vol
er,siry'. tquiry Evie,rc- ' vL
Whau ~ i.sw ri Hnnatcids I. l voi,
wharisu's Law Dctansr ! vol.
M,rris a. uetarvt., I vol
Ish,sry II Law ana Equiy; ed srre-s t4vols in IA.
"a d~rs on Uses sna itust- new tdlunri wis inI.
Dec is FesNCK TAYLOR.
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Misses RoOSe er's English and French Board
ing ana Day SchO 4 for Young LadfcG, AGA
street. between 6.h and 9TH sIrects.


sIs operation years
vebence and beauty of location and
grouads la The city The
comprises branches usually taught The bes
sru + & E
Madame pofInan known in his city accomplished
family
fsrding pups faciies br that language.
continuing and other particulars be had on
app principals al the bookstores. F4
Rev g. Cummins, Washington.
Rev. -. w. French,
Rev u. Gdey,
Hon. w. W. Seaion,
Hon James A. Psa.ce Omitted States senator, Maryland
lion A. a. Brown 7" Mississippi.
Juigr u. ustis. United States supreme Court.
Rev. Alobzo Potter t'sbop Of Tenn yivania.
Rt Rev. @. P. McIivnine, bishop Of ohio.
IlrcA y
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THE ONLY osE surHoRszEDr--rhs Rob "c OR BOY.
yEAu LAFfE TEUR Tar supc'sr 20 u's sirup- a ru.i
mercury al affections Of he danes scrd. the
sssd ~ s and bsrssspy ae,isopY oe 6a"oss A. Spars
uvsit powerfully scseu- 10 catsrh o The bladder in ca.
injections soandinss A ,rAue the Rob cus- Ia
" ss9 Ss s Sss. ?, s"s CHI a sp we o.
the virus i,cu, n-uialzns 4 The Rob Byyeaa aboye S
ng and which have resisted the Pows Of mercury the odur.
6snsfa agents ,r the ned stao. Bordn ESQ., q
William street, NV York hr wholesale orie Gulo' Dueonge
Rob arpps. ,houehou, ne Va,
cal erosers. q he RoS vii be- obtained by writing % Don
dn,s7 William street, New York who viii give every information
c, hy,,pared an fot South Amsca me Yves, -
Narch l+--dy.
CRoosn,Es. w,sss, .IaUogs ~s we beg l.ays 70
ffs.h sressrss. ea"si.as Of o. f''
Pine srrrn ava siset teas
| yavs RE, ard Lszusyra eofses
Is~,ly, raaa. -pi -four, in hsl@ snd bags
| Ch'rs", lard, ham- and shoulder. -,
Ard oter article necessary 70 make Hp complete assori
| wf.e., Liqu rs, aud c,g.r..
Madeira sherry port sna champagne wines offsvor,s
PIN. ens,r .nS s.ssv ~" r ia ~oos s.a sia..
Together with large stock Of iiavaa, eernsn and dome'
Me will oTer the sbove soss many
fhsn such prices make ndueement for
''''''e' ''' ~ '''' rhGmPs1s, a.siITos, co
/ raufh side fenn avenue hstws' ~ and bt shnris
octp-Isw3wn #
Ionv . DwvEaEux. cop,m,-s,sner or Court Of
RITE % as.srs ouae,a sh-rnaa, %, mers e~eb-s
Co., Hos Lnther Bradh, lanes ", Gersrd, WIN Curt
Naye- York Rgzs Eli~ha Whtlie
scy, Jfrsein n Bradley, ssq Washiretnn, u =.
R.oruemen az the bu and claimants Washington
make ~ the ufs and ser o tstnE Deposition
Jnrar fial
begs leave make particular reference.
Oct l0--2a~lr y O. nEvFREUx
/
EuHNtsHED AvAHrmENrs--Nembsrso Of Congress OF
others be accommodated with Mrs
Adsms ab street between and O. No AS The pariors
large snd well furnished
Nov - div
ERENCH JUVENILE HoORS,--h wef-seected collection
oftrcneh juvenile books,
adapted 70 ofthe beautifully illustrated, may
direct from Paris
Dec 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
pRooREss Of Hongioms Ideas by l., nar,a Chiids
sve
The New Purchase, Early Year. West, new edition.
Lilly. Npvei \ vol
Works NJ Chn. Lamb. =s
Harpers' Sfnry BE- Vol 4
Mericn ard iis Religion; by n a. wilson Illustrated.
Border ncaeiesi by w. Gimore simms.
Smikeg b. Charles pfctens.
The Chiin Nifei by Charles Dickens.
Mysteries Of The Cou Of ihe staas BY William Harrison Aims
worm.
Nov % rRANoK TAYLOR.
EtNE Library Fsirtors of Gtbss.. usn.rn, aes.er
y Rphsrtson Hume, Smoir lvus frrscn, Bancrnft
4 Ttfnf f1 nnrVn fflw..r A.
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ICrtsE we'd several exquisite
tueladnr Tbs Ip~rcert ,hs cros
anrr tusnsgv Ftsht EGYPT - Aa rrcn 81 ihs
rssd a Cha-l" sner pnreni.hi~e ~ shsdn
Ecce Home" 49, specially adspsrd for cnris'ms'
D -.-.
TN1LpH u Mhthfr
DC 20 Eoss-aoss, =. b street.
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No. 546. aV.
Notice OF the establishment OF three additional
land districts In the state of Iowa
IN pursuance Congress entitled
L %
March 3D. 1885 which
additional hereby DECLARED
the land Office for the 1uRKsy DtsrRtcT' has
FoRr DaDoE in Wesst
DisrRcr Sorx CITy, ood
bury
Given under hand the city Of Washington this thirty
day October, A. u. 1885, .3+# aH&a
by order OF the President:
Dad eI@Httt THO5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the Land Offce
Nov 2-law6w lint. and Star.
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IlUhhLt n HH prtIEH, nerchaana Tasl0rs, lake this
AZ Welid =" calling the Congress. Gin
AID their coh.
ard ofihs A. usus n
make 10 rrdrr 10 the most s~Esst
hso shars seiecon Of g.n,I.msn's furnishing eoods
Dec l-Sas2w DUvALL h BRo.
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HARVEY & ADAMS, having pa hassA OF E. w heelrr
III Co all hrir stock of hardware In the lately
by than No 35 Pennsylvania
beg respccty call attention eir
selected s,ock Of eood We hopc, BY cs
good of all articles line,
HARVEY 4 ADAMS.
Nov l-dm ~ ...g1.aE1-5
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A CARD William Tucker merchant tailor No P.nnsyr
vana would respectfully atisuun of mem
eers of Congress strangers and elsas generally his
stock Of c,bs, easpefvs aud
be ep1red 70 make the notcs aud
fashionable styles i +
Nov
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail steamers.
The ships eomprsAs hne are tbs Ioio~insi
The Auanue
facinc.
The bsise Cspl colaasosA'
The AdrAaus .s...,.Capt ~-
These ships having been built BY eonract ex-
4 pScsy for government service, has been
NJ~Ax Nv construction, In iben
insure strength and speed and thair aeeos'mo-
passengers unequaed
Price passage York Liverpool asela cabin
second cahn s75 Exclusive
25 From Liverpool 10 Yofk, 80 and ~ slineas.
An experienced surg ,on attached 90 each ship
No bertlls De secured nin paid for.
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housekeeping Articles.

sub.eber desires % public ssesoa 20 ~. extensive
complete Ia every d. rana,en, ee.s ssas 10 pan OH
FaEScH CHl "a.
dband, paln - and e s,ass,. sssss and M
and s,assss sss a , saa m'i.sSs ss sssy
ssSs's yss ssoopras 10 decorate esss paro table, ana
'oHs'' Iaov-sroNE CHINA.
Dinner TEA and iaIel also, detached pieces large
stock q Edwaidss Latest ssapes
GLASS WARE.
American French Bohemian. such as aeea"ss m nason
sAesres, Madea- hafssna.ss
Liquors uabr bowie, sseries water 1ouss' a'a'
rABLE CUTLERY
q 9sf ans. y e.. ana s .,sss nass ''''
Bl.ncK-TiN GOODS.
ct "a cha6ns d eoass and tea ains,
c.fas pyls tea pois, c n's ue ins, &c.
PLAl GOODS
uch n co aud urs spoons and forks easos,
isnt a. pitchers. cake and ifo baskets waisfs, &C.
JAPANAED Goops.
such as waisr rays in plate warmers siop Jars,
DOT tubs, eans, &c.
GAS FIXTURES.
From ,br factory of conslus Baker Philadelphia for sale
lie manalacufeIs' rtta'l prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
s,,, prandoes wood ware. tenders irons brushes
nod, laddrrs dor mats rattan Eo"d
wan wi@ ws,r ,aa"a w,;s soaa .s, ny" " % a
aicle of u'y and ornament nst deemed no
a. Wi. ad dseiaediy my
e,n s ana es hu, .. de- ssr i .s as cheap as
tpr same purcha ed OF The east
elites g. -.
Goods delivered 10 any pan o' 'ha ny " oeo's'e' VI
chaIge. \, 4, - -.,.,. -, g.
-ale o. mad on appicao" al the s'ote W rorrrrR
| Nov H. aawewG Iron Hall
Iwo Books greatest value TO naen Of every
busisa, 81 and profession
rue AMERICAN AIM tNA,, AND REPOSITORY OF USE
Full KNOWLEDGE, FOR 1856.
One poi., i2,ao, $50 10 100 Pr.
Price sl paper 81 as bound. TO be ready in few days.
the AMERICAN ALMANAC j. filled with matter Of the
every American. II coaan- the fullest ior
n ne Un'tcd states, ahd
vf facts relating T. tho States Of
GU y usetui 10 ur people
literary pro pr~t~nsins, viii snnd
soum-, 10 it, rich and
nhes af dry hgurs-, and c.ndrnsed
ipimaiou Every pro'sr+onh man, 10
Tho IL VIII be saved
u aud guessing and biunderins
Blessings te man that not invent
ed but ged facts y" 1et tts 5fAt
TREATISE on ENGLISH PUNCTUATION
authprs printers, nnd correcors OF the
schoos emes With
II capitals, list ~ atbTevaons
copy aud proof rtadirs cimens uf proof
sheets, SC. Fih eoiiin, ny John Wson. l6no Price S
il is an exceedingly valuable copy of should he
indirectly interested in
large all who
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d kZoH> aud -avt0g Seap.-We woald n,iou
q Of msmbers of Coog-s repenshas toilette
70 as~ment Of comprising Rodgers the
osed swiss jacques scouer The W A. - raxors,
and 81 f'ffffs 4T
toilette articles French,
and 81 r
we o eruacss
Jo~pn Anton Johann Marie and Jean Charles
cosrr~,cs, DE Gs5a-t1 .t.8.s t,4 3as : IT
Aad also, oflades' ssnemsn dressing
T., GALLtC a -
D-ac, In Fine Fancy Goods Plated wae, Psrfsme,y Ae
Dec 2--3,eod 30 Psns spAsr Browns Hotel
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pAHuIsHs PRACTICAL PHARMACY. 1 val svo
Lseuf.s Eagii-h History by Henry Reed.
CevHy Nnncun, sxiibiess Gunrdian BY Noodle
Evay The . Character and w,Itngs Of o,bson
LII. u ;hy VIM. A. PORTER.
Limskin Man. or The Victim of Misfortune.
Know Nothing Aimsnsc, 1885.
Dec rRAHCK TAYLOR.
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ENc1AVsSGws are prepared promptly. md i,
~ fne best style ofhe
esrst1, on ston
tsri engraving and printing prompsIy executed.
NJ. W, GAIT BRo. Jewellers.
", Fenn avenue, between OH and I0sh streets
Dec 7--2awow - ~ $500
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lLArtH REpAtRsN1.-- Watches, ,chvnnometes droet
w ms kesp~rs NJ description eompesea
fully repaired by M aaf Ns# - HeF
practical kaowrdre OF this branch of business which
strict perronsl sttsnea siven,
peisons having hne watches, ae, 70 rrpsir.
~ w. aALr d BRO. If
a' Penn. svcn.c, between oh and Ioh sr-sts.
Dec 7~-3raw2w TFE'5
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cLrNwoOD CMMrrE vY.-oe,c, No eoa p.,,.,,r..,.

nLFNWoOO CGmETEvv.-oAsce No. Qoq Penn.yivsn,.
~ avenue, OF lth the
ccactcfy lad the pisn celebrated
New snd situated high oas aea an.g
70 e s-wns aus eo"psny have r~cev.ds Con
hsr
ee 90. 10 he sod prohidag rror
lcesaton ohet~ise winch u tn
they Il has
tseenr e,-sem In all c'ss when the ercand
vkinahl. FIR other
vcunuy into one sa- pi asd legal prevent
10 titles m sv-n o ground. =
". Drc- open fsm 10 10 ~ a
~ar nud by aws niormsias can be-
osts,red s' orders for intrrmsn's Ion
v No 80 seventh o,he nndeaher win pramp.
~s"~~d Jnne f7--dly
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Thaper's Claicai Medicine. .r#
Z he Yellow from Dckens's II-asshoIS Words
Ihs Confessions of rreity Woman by NtssP Psrdoe.
The Jeaon. Wife BY Mis- Pardoe.
Fresh ffui- sud Vegetables All the pc~s
how 10 obtain them. Price isk 4
Sept rRANCK rAyIoR
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01
Eurrign Mrmg
7 DAYS Later from Europe.

NEw N0HN Julg 13
The Cunard steamship Persia was signal.
ed off Sandy Hook at 4 O'Clock this morning,
and arrived at her dock at about Z. She left
Liverpool at 3 o'clock p w., July l2ih.
Great Britain. The political news Is
quite unimporant
The chef feature Of interest in London
was the return Of the Guards from the Girls
inca. after an absence Of two years They
made their entree into the city on Wcdnes-
day, the oh, aud marched through the prin-
cipal streets TO their barracks. The Queen
and royal family, together with Prince Oscar
Of Sweden and a crowd Of noble ladies' and
gentlemen, warmly extended them wei.
come, from the balconies Of the palace. Half
a million Of persons we're assembled.
A serious riot had occurred at Nenaph,
Ireland on the 9th Of July, and succeeding
days, caused by the alleged bad faith Of the
Government towards the militia. They had
been ordered to dlsband, and give up their
clothing and arms, which they refused to do /;
but instead. broke open the magazines. seized
the ammunition, and afterwards paraded the
streets, dischargng their muskets 10 the air.
Assistance was telegiaphed for, and one
thousand troops Of the line soon arrived, and
after short struggle succeeded 10 dlsarmng
the insurgents Three Of the rioters and one
of the regulars were killed, and about
dozen wounded The citizens sided with
the militia, and cheerej them ON. AT the
latest telegraphic accounts an was quiet.
Germany The Zollyerein is approach
ing a Crisis, which may possibly lead to a
rupture between the liberal Northern and
protective Syuthern States Of Germany.
The Guinea The definite evacuation Of
the Cumea took place July ., on which day
Marshal peIissicr embarked for home.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01
BY TELEGRAPH.


Nee York Democratic COnueniion.-Syd-
euse, July 30.-The softs temporarily organ
ized by the choice Of Governor Kemble,
Chairman. The Hards assembled at 8 P.
NJ Judge Beardsley reported two Commits
tees Of Conference to agree on plan of or
ganizatiou and list of officers. The pro-
posed arrangements we're completed for &C
commodating joint Convention and the
Sofls appeared and took their seats. The
names Of permanen, officers being hnnounc-
ed, the Convention took recess I'LL Z.
Brooks and Ked reelected. -- Columbus, S.
C., Juiy 30. The elections in the Districts
Of Messrs, Keit and Brooks have resulted in
the unanimous election OF both. A very
large vote was cast.
Wh,iehaH July 3O.-The Steamer John
Jay was burnt yesterday on Lake George,
near Garfeds; several Of the passengers
and crew persisted. The bodies Of four
females have been recovered.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01
Later from Europe.

Monday, July 2-
The steamship Arabia, from Liverpool,
saturday morning July 18Th, arrived here
At 2 IS this afternoon
american 4fdirS papers say /:
" We understand that the difficulties which
have for some tine surrounded our relations
with the United States, are 10 a fair way Of
adjustment and believe that great assistance
has been rendered by William Brown, NJ.
p. in the discussion between Mr. Dallas and
Lord Palmerston, which, u is confidently
hoped, .wlll prevent a rupture between the
the two countries"
An explosion had occurred at the Cymmef
Goa mire near Cardiff One hundred and
ten men were killed.
Spain "A formidable insurrecuon has
brnken out in Spain The imdrogho began
by the opposition compelling Esparero and
the Ministry TO resign, and the appointment
Of new Ministry, viz; O'DongeI, Minister
Of War; Daez Foreign Affairs Caniero,
Finance; Rosas, Interior; L'UzJago, Jus
tlce; Ollado, Public Works
Esparero IS supposed to have left Madrid.
At least II is not known where he is.
Immediately on the new appointments, the
National Guards assisted the cmzeus 10
erecting barucades, and, being attacked by
troops, fighting ensued ln the streets ior "a
hours, with much loss on both Sides
Madrid, july Is. AZ 8 o'clock this morn
ing The instruction was overcome, on all
points.
An IS Tranquil in the Provinces, except at
SaFagossa.
Madrid Jpg II. To day order is com
pleiely established at Madrid.
HIty Naples letters say thai signs of a
revolt are more frequent am even the army
is Disconnected.
Government increases it, securities.
China Hong Kong papers of May %
report the Chinese iusurection over around
Canton, but broken ont again 10 lionnn, and
the insurgents held most of the cities on the
Kiang 81.
On the whole, affairs have not improved
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01
SHOT Mo. q.
DIFFERENT VIEWS OF THE FEEDER.
ALCON STTTr ZION

All CONSTITUTION.
The difference between Political Aboli-
tonists aud Nln-Extensiumsi. may be-
stated thus a Political Aboiuouist believes
the Federal Constitution is the supreme law
Of State. And az all State Legislation. in
order to be valid must conform to the State
Constitution, so all the legislation OF the
country must harmoulze with the Federal
Constitution, in order TO have the force Of
law. He regards the preamble Of the Con.
sutution not AS a rhetorical ornament, placed
at the head Of that instrument, just to make
It look beautiful, but as a consldente and
truthful declaration Of the ends at which all
its provisions aim. As it aims to establish
Justice and secure the blessings Of liberty to
the people Of the United States, no State can
be permitted 10 defeat It's ends by maintain
ing a government hostile TO them but every
State which ratfes the Federal Constitution,
accepts that as i's supreme law and the pat
tern Of It's own government
The Non Exten,ionist on the other hand,
admits the Federal Constitution to be the
supreme law of the land, but not IN such a
sense as to control questions Of freedom and
slavery 10 the States. lfit be the mission of
the Federal Constitution 20 secure the bless
ing of liberty 20 the people of the United
States he does not admit lbs power TO fulfill
that mission except in the territories while
they remain such. The Federal Govern
ment may support State despousm by inter-
cepung the dght Of It's victims, but may not
interfere for their protection. Seward, Chase
and Hale, all hoters Of slavery, hold, if mis-
take not, this view. lf II BE- correct, then, 50
far as can see, our magnificent charter Of
liberty, go much boosted. is, on the whole,
worse than nothing. Al we have to be
proud of, Is, that we have such a charter and
can enjoy the benefits Of b. by going To ,he
territories, provided we aro not claimed as
property IN any of the States. |. 5.
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Further California News.

r,. NE" oHA' July ~
ne steamer l ~ arrived mere at noon
quay o'hE'ng Ca'"9. ma oates ol S"lH D.
a. Ae''oes rom gun Ta9c'''' innicA'e mat
.ne l.,T ~, 1u!'IolI'es lau app'Iei'y ueler-
'.eu W '',lNe 20 .''I'''e' 'es's''''ou 10 tne
X ~, Tl'a''.e N'u''l''''''ee
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IN sonsolos,
,rbo no,rs ~ this o,oloo moe i,,,,,.,1,.,ot,,
.o,ron,nico,ed ,o,he F,oc,,,,e a. he go
'n,,,nn ~h,cb ,y,s no. nv 80, .,J
49, 49,, - III ill., q
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on, ro,i'nor, ~ ,nf,nt-, rso co,,-'''ios 80
unn I ',''.'''.3 w. eo'' l'''us "
e',a,'y' a"D "'' companies VI ut ''''e'' "''e
80 IT, .,',,,., ,;,,,o Noi,,o,, ..., 81. ,,.,,,
had ,atsr rsGn@e IN hr,ck hn'd'n, weIl
,,,,,rded sod ,n-,ieod M hn,l4,,-' u.as
tnras,sd nm Oh sidas h., ,h, G'.,,a,,,,a -.
and he nn,s,ss ,,io, ~ s,,.onJar Thay
aSa,'oS a,i,I'n, 6,,s',a,,'n ia tIal'.o,' a,,3
~ ,roro canroyad n,so u io ,hs beaJ
onar;.rs az ,ho c,,o,,,;, p,'s'''s'9 Wv
f''','9 'e ',o''''''se. Sat-
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So ,roono ,~o,o 49, n.no.s hn, sn ~
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01
DEATHS.

10 this town. Mr Stella johnson, colofed worao. iJf
many gears resident 10 the family uf GIy cnns
~ ths tnwa, 2 IN OLE, sizes Nancy WtthereH. arsd
about 90.
ia this town, 10Th ult, Mt Mason Johnson, ared 7s
On the l7th inst, Of uysfntery, At bic fesdence IN
the town Of Walker, Philip Culver, aged IS Yeas.
In Rare, July u, Nj T.. 7. Clanin, aged 3i years
IN Orsnge, July 96, Nj Jacob Cutler, aeod 70 years.
10 Wiliamstown, 18Th instant, suddenly, Col. Harry
g. Wecden, aged % Yeas.
In Peachsm, July 4 tarfie, daughter of John and
Either Watts. aged months, % days.
10 Cabot, July 49, Clara u. Putnam, daughter Of p D.
and Msfy A. Putnam, aged years, n mo-.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01
T'ilden Female Seminary and
Boarding School,
WEST LEBANON. ME.

the FALL TERM OF th., Institution will com
mencs "Wednesday, sept %.
Experienced teachers are employed in the Classical,
English, Ornamental and Musical Departments.
fupus tom % di.tauce, except those WHO have rola
ives noaf ihe school and The assistant teachers except
tho teacher n Modern Languages reguitod Boafd
10 The Family utthe Principal.
Tho building designed both for family aud school
purposes, occupies commanding and healthy site, tn
full view of White River Junction. and accessible by
railroad rom places be almost every direction.
All the provisions of tho estahlshm. Tor lrst
Class boarding -chnol with accommodations for about
iouy pm lie, the assistant teachers and the family Of
tho principal.
TERMS.
Board, including furnished room, two occupants, ]
washing, fuel aud Lichts,--TutioR ~ English and
Classical Branches, in French, nrawtng Grsoun Paint
iug, WaT Flowers, Hair aud Lenthrr "a ork and Other
Otnsmental Brauches, 5000 School Year and Ut
the same rate int single torn.
Ertra-Musie aud use Of Instrument 5 10 per Term ;
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