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dluft's Gnrner.
THE GOBLET OF LIFE.
By H. W. LoNGFELLow.

We take this beautiful poem from Tickn
X Co.'S blue and gold F" edition of Longft
lows Poems, edited by himself, and the on
American edition, we believe, which contai
all the early and minor poems of the gre
American Poet.--ED. JouRNAL.1
Filled is Lifes goblet to the brim:
And though my eyes with tears are dim,
see its sparkling bubbles swim,
And chaunt a melancholy hymn
With solemn voice and slow.
No purple flowers,-no garlands green,
Conceal the goblet's shade or sheen,
Nor maddening draughts of Hippocrene,
Like CLEANS of sunshine, fash between
Thick leaves of misletoe.
This goblet, wrought with curious art,
Is filled with waters, that upstart.
When the deep fountains of the heart,
By strong conTulsions rent apart,
Are running all to waste
And as it mantling passes round,
With fennel is it wreathed and crowned,
Whose seed and foliage sun-imbrowned
Are in the waters stepped and drowned,
And give bitter taste.
Above the lowly plants it towers,
The fennel, with its yellow flowers,
And III an earlier age than ours
Was gifted with the wondrous powers,
Lost vision to restore.
1t gave new strength, and fearless mood
And gladiators, fierce and rude,
Mingled it in their daily food;
And he who battled and subdued,
A wreath Of fennel wore.
Then in Life's goblet freely press,
The leaves that give it bitterness,
Nor prize the colored waters less,
For in thy darkness and distress
New light and strength they give
And he who has not learned to know
How false its sparkling bubbles show,
How bitter are the drops of woe,
With which its brim may overflow,
lie has not learned to live.
The prayer of Ajax was for light;
Through all that dark aud desperate fight,
The blackness of that MONDAY night,
He asked but the return of sight,
TO see his foeman's face.
Let our unceasing, earnest prayer
BE, too, for light,--for strength to bear
Our portion of the weight and care,
That crushes into dumb despair
One half the human race
o suffering, sad humanity
o We afflicted ones, who lie
STEPPED to the lips in misery,
Longing, and yet afraid to die,
Patient, though sorely tried!
! pledge you in this cup of grief,
Where floats the fennels bitter leaf,
The Battle of our Life is brief,
The alarm,-the struggle,--the relief
Then sleep we side by side.
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Cbuite Reaning.
The Husband and Wife of the
Eighteenth Century.
an INTERESTING REMINScENcE OF THE PAST.

When we visited home last winter, we Sc
lected from the library of our deceased grand
father,-the Rev. AMOS CHASE, late of Centre
vile, Crawford Co., Pa, Presbyterian min
ister,-three or four volumes, as typographical
curiosities, printed, respectively, from 1921 to
1871. In looking through them since our re-
turn, we find the following Sermon, preached
by him on the occasion of the death of his
first wife and we re-publish it now, (sixty-
eight years after it was preached, and ten af-
ter its yenerated authors death) confident
that our readers will find it sufficiently inter-
esting to follow it through the four or FIVE
numbers of the JOURNAL through which we
extend 1t in order not to encroach too much
upon the other departments of our paper. We
retain the photography and syntax, and, as
nearly as our types will admit, the typograph-
ic construction of the original We begin its
publication with Vol. XI, No. 49.-EDIToR
JoURNAL.1
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A SERMON.
PROVERBS XIX, IA.
Houses and riches are the inheritance Of fathers
and a Prudet v!te rs from The Lord.
GoncZnsion.1

Ans. 4. Were the proper influence of
the truly prudent or accomplished woman
dangerous, the Wise Man, under the
guidance of Divine Inspiration would not
have extnlled it SO far above great riches,
or the inheritance of fathers, as in the
text. But this brings US,
II. To consider why prudent wife
should be said to be from tie Lord !;
while houses and riches are only to
be styled the Inheritance Of fathers.
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The Force of Imagination ;

Ohy
PFrFR swEIGHoFFER's ADVENTURE WITH SNAKE.
People of strong nervous temperament
are great slaves to the whims and capric-
es of thi ieir imaginations; and hence, peo-
pie of good mental, but Of very ordinary
physie(al acquifements, ar, isfvmost sub
ject to this tyranny of mind over matter.
Occasionally, very ordinary sort of per-
SON THAT is, an individual of considera-
BILE mind, but whose mental capacities
unsastained, and SO partially undeveloped
suffers from this peculiar fact in most
distressing degree. No doubt (says the
best physical authority one-half the ills
that flesh is heir to are superinduced by
the fancy of the sufferer alone. Hundreds
have died by mere symptoms of cholera,
yellow fever and plague, induced by sheer
dread and fear of those terrible maladies.
A case is recorded wherein felon con-
demned to death by phlebotomry bad his
arm laid bare to the shoulder, and thrust
through hole in partition, while he
was fast bound to the opposite side; the
hidden executioner, upon the other side;
applied the lances to his arm with click +,
the poor culprit heard the muddy stream
outpouring, and soon growing weaker and
fainter, he fell into swoon, and died /;
when the fact was, not drop of blood
had been shed, surgeon having merely
snapped his lancet upon the arm, and con-
tinued to pour small stream of water
over the limb and into basin
Another case in 'pint" was that of a
Philadelphia amateur butcher, who, in
| placing mis- meat upon hook, slipped,
and hung himself, instead of his beef up
on the barbed point. His agony was in
tonse-he was quickly taken down and
carried to physicians Office. and SO great
was his pain Gin imagination) that he
cried pitc ously upon every motion made
by the doctor in cutting the coat and
shirt sleeve from about the wounded arm
When at last the arm was barred, not a
scratch was there! The hook point had
merely grazed along the skin, and torn
the shirt sleeve! E 7as
will not multiply the various facts
extant in proof of the force exercised by
a misdirected imagination, but will men
ton one case so ludicrously imposing as
to cause pretty broad smile, if not prove
otherwise interesting. 4
Some years ago, near the town of Read
ing, Berks county, Pennsylvania, there
lived cosy old farmer, named Sweighoff-
er-of German descent, and accent too,
as his speech will indicate. Old man
Sweighoffer had once served as member
in the legislature, and was therefore "no
fool" and as he had also long ago COM
manded a volunteer corps of rustic militia,
he could hardly be supposed inclined to
cowardice. His son Peter was his only
son, a strapping lad of seventeen; and
upon old Peter and young Peter devolved
the principal cares and tolls OF the old
gentleman's farm, now and then assisted
by the old lady and her two bouncing
daughters it is very common in that
State to see the women and girls at work
in the felds-and upon extra occasions
some hired hands.
Well, one warm day in haying time,
lold Peter and young Peter we're hard at
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j. w. BIRD,

SURVEYOR, will attend to all business in his
l.ne promptly and faithfully. Orders may
be left AZ the Post Office in Coudersport, or
no the house Of II. l.. Bird, in Sweden Twp.
Particular attention paid to examining lands
for nOn-residents. Good references given
ii requested. ll:30
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C. l.. HOYT.

CIVIL ENGINEER, SURVEYOR and
URACGHTSMAN, Bingham, Potter Co.,
Ia, viii promptly and efficiently attend to
all business entrusted to him. First-class
professional references can be given if re-
quircd. lO:29-ly#
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ON FEMALE EXCELLENCE.

A DISCOURSE, in which Good Character in
Women is described and the worth and
Importance ofsuch character, contemplated,
by Amos Chase, A. NJ Pastor of the Second
Church in Litchfeld. OceaSioned by the
Death of his Wife, And delivered at Liteh-
field, South-Farms, on Lords Day, March
9th, l79l.
Give her Of the works of her hands"
Solomon.
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ARTHTR g. OLNSTED.

ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Coadersport, Pa, will attend to all business
entrusted TO his care, with promptnes and
hdt 'iiy. Office in Temperance Block, sec
Dad h0OF, Main ST. l0:l
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w. X. KING.

SURVEYOR, CRAFTSMAN AND CONVEY
ANGER, Smethport NJ Kean Co., Pa, will
attend to business for nonresident land
holders, upon reasonable terms. Referen-
ces given il required. p. Snaps of any
part of the County made to order. 9:l3
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business Gar0s.
JOIN s. MANN

JOHN :. MANN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
CoudersPort, Pa, will attend the several
Courts in Potter ald Mkean Counties. All
business entrusted in his care will receive
prompt attention. Office on Main ST., oppo-
fts the Court House l0:l
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ISAAC BENSON

ATTORNEY At LAW, Coudersport, Pa, will
attend 10 all business entrusted to him. with
care aud promptness. Office corner Of West
aud Third sts l0:I
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r. w. KNOX.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudcrsport, Pa, will
regularly attend the Courts in Potter and
the adjoining Counties. l0:l
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V AM NOW RECEIVING my Surle lamps of
H. which embraces everything God, there is
oy Country NercAan'~ not life's BROTH
alone; s'to live" is
NJ u (which is to be fol-
loweo ROOTsso de-" There is a
land whercE CLOTHflls are never tolled,
where winding & G Is are never woven,
where graves are h9ger dug. Blest land
beyond the ski9s! To reach it we must
die. ."-Spuucon.
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O. Il. ELLISON,

PGACTICING PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa,
respectfully informs the citizens of the vii
lage aud vicinity that he will promptly re-
sPond to all calls for professional services.
Office on Main ST., in building formerly oc-
oupied by c. W. Ellis, Esq. 9:22
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THE POTTER JOURNAL.
TFElisHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY
ThOs. y. Chase.

~ whom all Letters and Communication
shsald 10 addressed, to secure attention.
Terms--InVariabIy I'm Advance 4:
$i.25 per Annum.
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TRUTH and wisdom are inseparabls.
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LIE COMPLAINTS

the several valuable. Old long standing
tiles of prudeor WHITES, are attended
tepsiye import. yhaustion, and for which
tl,o,,, 81 line are of little value, are
'hein WIN power cured by the FEMALE
possess-to plead 'ecifc for irregularities
live beloved and torn of scanty, painful
Yea, blessed are :,
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CoUDERSPoRT POTTER COUNTY, 1859

gates, an emblem of the church of Christ
and happy in the time to come"
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[ u A G. II e s.,

tranquillityany are subject, finds curative
harmony orhere is specific which relieves
time mr. etf the attack, and also one which
condition of the system upon
IF. Ilads, and SO destroys the preeIis-
of those pa hrn.
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DEN TlSI II u.


DERSoNS needing the services az first
IL rate DENTIST Evill io web 10 call upon
DR- RANDOLPH WALTON who iras lorA-
ted himself az Leppara Town. lie has had
considerable experience ~ his profession, is
moderate IN has charces. and has invariaflv
given satisfaction q, those who have employ
ed Llm- To give the raiders oi the Beacon
some idea 81 The standing Of Dr. W. a. q
PRACTICAL DENTIST. tue following Letter,
Addressed 70 hnn by DIR. NiuIan P,nknsy,
L. 5 ~, Is appended.
L. ). NavtL AcApENT,
ANSAPoLIS. MARYLAND.
April II. 1855.
DEAR SiR:-li gives me great pleasure 10
express the confidence hare in YOUR skill rs
4 Deniisl, and Ia recommend YOU. as far as I
have lnflnen"e. TO he patronage Of the Pub
L.. haye had az opportunity Of witnessing
your mole at operation and have no ilcsiia.
iien IN affirming that il exh,b,is your thor
cush knowledge OF your profession.
am, sir. very Fe> pccilui.y
yCnr oh'disui servant,
NlNlAN PiNKNEY.
Surgeon T. ). N.
Dr.. R'SDoLFu WkLTuN. Annapolis.
September lgth 1853.
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MARYLAND.
Agricultural Complement
MAN UFACTURERs

FKfH E isuhsrsi cred would remiud he Farmers
u ard Dealers IA Faruting indictments that
they are s'ili IN the market agith large assoft-
Ineni OF i.oaeks 90 their almost ensiess variety,
best Of umber and wcrlui.snsiap, Caitiyasors.
for fuhsrro and Corn, H,rrows, Strsw Gut
teES Of different patterns, Germ Shelters, IN their
vpriety, Wheat Fans ofiir most Approved kinds,
Wheai Cradles, Deu-y 5 Patent Horse Rakes,
wh'eh -l'e such general tsfas,ion last season.
Agen's fa~ Nl'ny's, Hays and Mccormick :
ReH'nn- .' Noy5r- Nl-aIues.
" i+,.r 1lard O. GER .1-2e variety since last
season. auls useful and importani tnlplemeutS.
yiz: rt'c"t Tobacc7 Weeicr. To'euted by
Thos. Robertson, Of inre Arundel county
MD, 49, wijl de- tie work or SIX or eight
ha1is IN the cultivation &C Corn and Taharco.
To this lie call the srr,-,I attention Il The Ear
mer. To new Sod Plough, or Ialversxer,
which Is rec1mmeEde,i hi..tiy, We call their at
'eHnnu. This P.ou-a - sufficiently constructed
from any other Plough in use. Instead II a
plain sgriIee mould. there arr cutters extending
trca! u g. eui sad break lie sod mt rail pieces
These eniterS gan - rqfnoyei ar r.nlaSsd At
pieasure. When worn, can be made ner n Il
small cost.
Horse Powers and Threshers Of various rat.
terms cru a,says ne found Of US. Anon. them
iAs tI'r improved Horse Power and Ihr >hsr,
Potion S sn'eruai Gs,red Power ali Thr SHer,
wh.'h sUge'ceeds he necessity Of the Ltaiher
i}eh.
P'aa~h ard Machine Castings ..by the lon or
single piece
Forks. SPADES, Shoyels, Hoes. Trace CT aims.
&c, e..
Corn Nil 2. Corn end Cob Csu,hers.
Field md Garden Seed-fTesh ~ i. genuine
IL To al Of the above, "" 10 ute tie atten-
ton I'll those ho are IN want of any OF the above
named ie cu,ents. and can assure then. that
they val a eet wl'h prompt attention aut have
ihs4r wants Tor tarnrg lmplrmturS suT piled
We can n.aays le found q; The old stand, N.
lJJ PTau rect Wh1f', Baltimore Md.
COTriSGHAM & HARDING
March lsi, lS5s.-Iy.
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REQUISITES FOR GRADUATION
FEES, &c.

The candidate ior the degree Of Doctor Of
Medicine m,>t ie twenly-oEe var, OF aG",
si good moral character. have ap~.sei hjms-i,
f. ,hroc years Ia tie study oi El'5ls.nr. and
have attended ivo iuli courses ri t-riuro>. the
last on, Of which shall have be.n At tbs In
stuulan also enc course q Plart..d. Anat-
pIHy.
At the time Of application, he must pay to
the Dean Of the Faculty the Diploma tee
also present an original Thesis on some med
Ica subject. and shall undergo 4 satisfactory
examination. Should tie candidate not pass.
tie fee and essay VIII he returned 70 hlI.
Tae fee for tie Full Course j. ITo.ND
N1tri-u!a,ion (gai onIy on,el 800
Dcmun>'ratoE's Ticket, 1000
Graduation 900
The expenses Of living in Washington are
as moderate, a. ~ any urn"! city II the Union.
70, further information. address
JOHNSON ELIOT. NJ. -.
Dean OF the Faculty.
No. tgJ Seventh Street, West.
April 18th, lS5S-Gmos.
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,CDf,. EiLI.ES s co.
li1rTe De Grace, N !.
Balli.aere. .lrrnsi 81. ls51.

have aualyzcd Tor R1scoe. I..I'cs s Co
Of HARE De Grace, I'D, tour samples Of
-, -qu-.anua Limestone from Nri-ai>
vile, Pa. taken from four different qrarr.rs.
Tucy were found TO be free Of sand and ether
impurities and TO contain. bes.je> Carbonate
al Limo, re- pectiyeIg from to - per cent.
OF Ca.5Doair &c M1rnesia. The former y 90
be- Of .. NERAL airanj,4e e the lower cnuajieS
OF MARY land. both on the Eastern and West
em stores, and are especially a5ap:ca g. IL
application oU white OAK soils " The lat
Ter should BE- applied 30 soils which are def
Client in both Lime and Magnr~,a. These are.
in general, the ~ uiranic Soils" Of tie upper
AMI the light soils in the tide water counties
oi Mary land.
JAMES HIGGINS,
State Agricultural Chemist ol Mary .anl.
March -, 1888.
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WRIGHTSVILLE LIME.

The undersigned beg leave 10 ,uiorm the
Farmers Of ~. Mary's and Charles counties.
that ,aev VIII deliver at accessible points on
any Of Ia" rivers oi those counties, Agrcul-
turai Lime (cr,aer Hith or without Magne-
sia) at 81 ct>. pc; bu>Ar!. Freight ca~h---Ihc
oalance six Amoarhs dra;t, with interest,",
added, wal! he taken. We refer 10 a."
following letter 81 the Stat" Chemist ani
solicit orders FIONA orr friends IN St Mar :
aad CLar!rs coHuuc, genera Is.
DRiSCOE. UiLLES s co.
li1rre De GrIrc NJ
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UNION HOTEL.

"hEING purchased the aborn property.
Z 4 the subscriber respectfully informs the
travelling public ;ral he IS now prepared IL
accommodate them. The Hotel rii5 aa thor
ouCh'y repaired and al! rs room, r.lurnishcd.
The personal attention al the subscriber will
b. deTc'ad 20 lis management. and hiS bcS;
efforts viii be- gwen % make his guests com
iCr;lbIa. liis table Will be suppi!rd with
whatever the market affords, ard his Bar FIR
uished with tae best Liquors and Cigars
He servants viii always 10 'ogri attentive
and accommodating. Sober ard reliable
Hcs,lors have been employed. and the $ub
scribor will take care that hiS stables are not
neglected.
lie solirjts the patronage Of tie former
guests of the Houses and ,aal Of the public
generally.
JOHN 7. FFNWTCK.
Leonard Town.
Oct. 9TH, 1851.
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Tsrms Casa. Or Hssetsasiss f'pst

WeolfeF fer sale on the above Terms. al
low prizes. tie following aFtiei's. faosiiY OF
our own Manufacture. and winch we vii
warrant TO be OF the best qualiy
DOORS
SASHESs Glazed or not G azet5
BLINDS.
WINDOW and DOOR FRAMES.
NEItEL POSTS.
BILUSTZRS.
MOULDiSGS.
BRACKETS.
HOT BED SA SIES
WOODEN NANTES.
SLATE MANTLES.
SLATE IfEAR1IIS.
BUILDERS HARDUARE.
- - ~ ~ e OK 80. IN - ,t
\. HOOD Tt BIZ FOR CHAIN PUMPS,
H.FI'ER PIPE, Sc,
Eiand- Rails, Trusses, Centre Flowers for
Ceilings. Carved mouldInaS ard Brackets.
Pannel Ornaments. Sash Urr.AtS and Cord
Dressed Flooring. Bricks. Lane, Hair. P-a>.
ter Cement, S. And great variety Of
architectural materials and ornaments.
Ordered work furnished promptly, and IN
the best manner.
lie are also sole agents IN Baltimore OF
the Best Ca>ile,On Rail Road. ard Safe
Company, and are selling a. Manufacturers
prices.
Slate .laHli" pjcces. in perfect imitation Of
the richest and most expensive Spanish mar
bles-and which are. Tor d"yah,liiy. siren sih.
beauty. and cErapness. unsurpassed. Iaey
are 50 highly polished that they retain their
beauty rnuch LONGER than marble, ana are not
injured nv S;s,Er, coal gas, or acids. They
have SIX times thu strength oil ma-h!e, AM
their appearance Is much superior. II. per
sons interested IN building, will do We'll to
make note Of Tbs.
IL are also agents for ihe best Sash. Door
and Blind Machinery. made in tue country.
and are furnishing al manufacturers price,
ai machinery necessary iar manufacturing
Doors, Sishos, Blinds .uJuld:n.s SC, suca
IS.
SRTFACfNG MACHINES, MA
POWER and FOOT MoRGiSING
CHIMES,
MOULDING MACHINES.
TENONlNG MACHINES.
PLANNING MACHINES.
BLIND MOETiSlNJ, ~ NCHINES, e..
III OF which are Warranted TO gave salts
faction.
IN communications will receive prompt
attention.
GEORGE O. STEVENS & co.
AZ ~. P.alt ST., Near Spears PhuIf,
Baltimore, Nd.
March 18th. ls5S--iy.
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.TTKK.7~S
AUToMArON OR SELF-RAKING
REAPER AND MOWER.

FIVHE creates, Labor-Sayiug MACHINE
II ever invented.
The only mach ne with which ONE BOY
eau cut g5au' alorr and rrk' D.; -...g '.~ .'@d-
Ing. ruis Reapec anl Mower stands r.f ui
n .syal Wherever used. The tu.ov.rs .,i.r-
eu IS are appended 70 SATISFY the FARMERS Il
s.. Mays ina, the ''Selt Rak'ns lle9p~f' IS
what II IS represented 10 be J. = Blackstone.
c. {. Syaldins, Thomas Hsab, Jao. II. Tho
mas. Planters caa cham tbs Machine ty
early application 10 lie agent,
J. ". J. MOORE,
Agent for s.. Mans county,
~ LeoA4.G Town, I'D.
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,N:lTTO.N:7L FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF E.ILTLGIGRC

Incorporated hy TIE State or Mpry'oah. 1919.
OFFICE, 40. 10 SOUTH STREET.
FE7.iL COMPANY i1suJes every description n
4 Properly m the Cry or Country, ogaiIsi
ass nr Aocgcc by Fire
The Drrrr'ors meet daily. to determine afplf-
cations for insurance.
- SriDENSTRICEER, 5ent.
Eosrp OF ptRr rTc. s..
Allen \. C'aaran, W,far. Wooi,rard
Henry 81. Bash, George i}#fae.',
William Hehd, Adam Deuras.j.
Icfu W. Ross, Ja.apa ~. jenkins.
tvar. !. Church, Thamrs n. Srl.gau,
job Sr'.h. Crrr@e >a....
JOHN r. MAGRUDEG, Jr., Ser'y
March T., iSj5-ly.
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This Boarding 0ud Day school will o1en or
the FIEsr IrHaAl ~ ~rrILrEEE, 90 The cont
mudlpus Residence which has tc-n pur e, se
expressly .nr Srh''! purposes. Parfie, - az
ieu.iCn IS called - IT'S de,ira,i- oc.,l'y. ouli-
n;us tie advantages of the country with tinse II
lie city. tn THIS Seminary nd,aut-es 'yil DE
sfjord-4 &. acquiring a superb EiGgs. iou.-
Teacher EIi Professors of sXPcrI-Hgs 10 skill
viii give destruction "a The various ,rtu hes ~
a thorough E@praI.uu. Careful a. entail ar ! NOR
nj training, aided J. 3 illics"us plans IS ia. basis
81 tbs sysiem II Instruction. nc das-i! uhe
wII. be inte ,igenl, blending w'dae,s VII. nru-
ness. Manners, moral, AID me g.egatuoa IF
the heart will be cultivated Wl'', ass ia: :. i
regular rc~,rd "iIl De Irpt "t ne ,"alt. r. aud
proficiency "r ,ne syh"nrs. Hi,G 81 yarw ;ttgaI.,
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