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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10
The Difference.

The Democrats in Congress nearly
unanimously voted to admit Kansas
into the Union last winter, although
it was known that her admission
would bo Immediately followed by
the election oftwo Republican United
States Senators. The Republicans in
Congress this winter voted against the
free State OF Oregon, simply because
she had two Democratic Uuited States
Senators. In the former case public
considerations predominated over
party, but in the latter in Was vtce
rcrSa.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10

TThe editor ola down east pa.
per getting tired Of paying his printers
resolved to diminish his help, and put
his own shoulder to the wheel. Here
is specimen of his first effort at SET
ting type:-
'wo tqiuT se shA1l do most OF
Our setting TYPE heIaftel-drinlers
mpy tA1k Bbow It's bE!ng difficult
TO SET tipe' bug WE don't experience
2 uch diBcully'"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10
A Printers Tonst.

Tie Priater:--The master of all
trades. He beats the farmer with his
fast hoe, the carpenter with bis vule
and the mason in setting tall columns;
he surpasses the lawyer and doctor in
attention to his case, and beats the
parSon in his management Of the
deUtL.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10
gntt,rsting storg.
THE GUNMAKER OF MOSCOW
A Tale of the Empire under Peter the
Great.
CHAPTER l..

CHAPTER |.
The time ut which we opon our sto
rY is md.wntcr, and toward the close
Of the seventeenth century. Russia is
the scene.
In the suburbs Of Moscow, anc
very near the river Moskwa, stood an
humble cot, which betrayed neat
ness of arrangement and show Of taste
that more than made up for its small
Dess of size. Back of the cot was an
artisan' shop, and other out. buildings
asbop was devoted to the manu-
0E fFefarms, mostly. Some
swords, and other edged weapons,
were made here upon special applica'
ton.
The master of this tenement was
the hero Of our tale, Ruric Newell
We find him standing by his forge
watching the white smoke as it cured
up towards the throat OF tho chimney
lie was young man, not over three.
and,twenty, and possessed a frame OF
more than ordinary symmetry and
muscular development. lie was not
large--not above Il medium size-bat
a single glance at the swelling chest,
The broad shoulders, and the sinewy
ridges OF the bare arms, told at once
that he was master Of great physical
power. Mis- father had been killed
in the then late war with the Turks,
and the son, leaving bis mother with q
sutficiency Of sustenance, went to
Spain soon after the bereavement
There he found work in the most not.
cd armories; and now, well verscd in
the trade, he had returned to his native
city to follow his calling, and support
lis mother.
Near by stood boy---Paul PeopoH
"a bright, intelligent lad, some fifteen
years Of age, who had bound himself
to the gunmaker for the purpose Of
learning the art.
Claudia Novel, Ruric's mother, was
a noble looking woman, and the light
Of her still handsome countenance was
never brighter than when gazing upon
her boy. She had a thankful, loving
heart, and a prayerful, hopeful soul.
"lt is showing again, faster than
ever" remarked Paul, as he took his
seat at the supper-table, in company
with the others.
"Ah," returned Ruric, resting his
knife few moments while he bent
his ear to listen to the voice of the
storm. 81 had hoped 'twould snow
10 more for the present. The snow
is deep enough now. And how it
blows!"
"Never mind" spoke the dame, in
trustful, easy tone, cit must storm
when it listeth, and we can only thank
God that we have shelter, and pray
for those who have nono."
"Amen!" responded Ruric fervent-
ly.
The meal was at length eaten, and
the table set back, and shortly after.
wards Paul retired to HE bed.
Ruric drew his chair close up to
the replace, and leaning against the
jam he bowed his head in absorbing
thought. This had become a habit
with him of late. His mother having
observed these fits of abstraction, be-
came uneasy and pressed Ruric to tel
her what it was over which he was so
constantly and So moodily brooding.
Being thus urged, Ruric confessed
that It was of Rosalind Valdai (the
orphan daughter of nobleman, and
now the ward OF Olga, the powerful
and naughty Duke Of Tul@ he. was
thinking. Ruric's father, and the
tLo, ~ pos,lipl had hnan comrades
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10

UFThey had dance the other
night at M Mad;son, Wisconsin, for the
benefit of the church. The Sentinel
supposcs it was u religious movsmcnt! !
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

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Clubs Of ten new subscribers to =. O. 1000
The money must invariably accompany the
orders from Clubs
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Isarages are paid NJ, unless at the option Of the
Publisher.
When the paper Is not ordered to be liscontin-
ued at the end Of the year, it viii be continued
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Special notices will be charged double the above
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Cards Of Physicians, Lawyers, or others, con
aiming five lines or less. 80 per unnum.
Obituary notices exceeding five lines will be
charged half price
,5a- Notices Of all kinds for the benefit Of pri-
yatcindividuals, charged at the usual rates.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10

Joseph Gable, red,hot Abolition
ist, was appointed Inspector ofthe
junction in Paulding Co., Ohio in the
early part of 1866. Pretty soon after
the Legislature abolished the sinecure,
yet, nevertheless, Mr.. Gable demands
and gets his pay for two years service
in an Office that did't exist a tenth
part of that time. Honest Mr. Cablel
Faithful State officers! This il the
State Reform ofwhich Gov Chase dis
coursed so sweetly in 1855, and again
in 1857-is it9
O7In Italy, a lover at ball plac.
es two fingers on his mouth, which
signifies to a lady, "You are very
handsome, and l wish to speak to
you" If she touches her cheek with
her fan, and let's it gently drop, that
signifies, 81 CONSENT" but if she turns
her head it is a denial. At a ball in
Paris, to take lady out to dance
with her is only indifSvnce; to place
yourself near her is interest; but TO
follow her With your eyes in the dance
is l0ve.
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What rs AmEERscHAun We na.iee thaE
shese rIpss are becoming very popular. and
very common, yet their component parts arss
little known. a New York papar thus ~
plains the manufacture.
i In the island Of Gagsorort and sausas. i'll
the Archipelago pseulIar variety of inag-
uesis is tuu.d ON the coast beneath q thin
strata Of earth. Wien FIRST vDlailed It re-
sespb!es tie foam - froth Of the sea. ana
henee isteru.ed mersenauu By tx Germans.
while the French style is ume ae nsess
AnalS Els proves that 1t Is cog p"seI VI nag.
nesia earhenie aciG, water, ald Ut tyur per
cent Of silex. The idea 81, common I'm this
country that meerschalm i tie foar oftLe
sea, originated in tht, resemblance rr.ered 60,
ard also 10 tine Old fashioa of calling nicer.
sehaum pipes ..sea na.s, ,,;res." Whes Fret
dug from, the earth Ire uagnesia is sefs anei
easily mouldsd lutc any shape that fancy may
dictate. Iu this condition. it Is formed ia.e
pipes and cigaf. holders and exposed 10 TIE
acsion Of the air until it L4fiens. b. rore
being boiled in wax or OF! il is resrly as 'ishs
as pitch, and full of minute pores, through
which a pin or knife may be suck vi. NC
more dan,sge than the same operation per
formed on a fine sponge. The pire:r sre boil
ed in wax or OIL il. order tc give SEN. !. po:-
ish, as weE! MS 10 render tIsm more durable;
Daf smoking soon ourns onl the uleagin,..s
secretions. and ths 81. of the yneke' s,uka
into the pores gradually unsil the oasea ss-
Faee ID eel0red.
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One OF BoNAFARTE S VICTORIES Theirs,
in his $ Erenc. Revolution" describes she
surrender Of four thousand Austrians to one
thousand Frenchlner. under the commarl Of
Benaparte,. at Lonato, Haiy. on he 5sn Of
August, 1885 Napoleon found himself sur.
rounded by this immensely superior force.
A" Aus.rian flag Of truce presented itself. and
the French were summoned to surrender.
Bon spar,e had only one thousand men to op-
pose four times hat number Ut Ausirians,
and be had no tim. to light q bt.t.e.---He
imn,ediateA made all th. efieers abe nim
inount their horses, anu ordering the bearer
of the hag ID truce before hin, addressed himS
as follows
Unhappy man. you know not that yon
are in the presence Of the COMMANDMENTS
Chief and tlnt he is here with his whole
army G., 90 tell those Hho have sent you
that I will give them five minutes to surren.
der, or Twill put them at the point Of rF,s
sword, io punish the ,isul. which they have
dared 10 offer ne" 80.
He eoun,da1ied hias artillery 10 5e drawn
up, and threatened to FIRE upon che adves-
eH,g columns. The messenger earried back
Bis answer. and the four thousand l,..a aeya
their arms before the one thousand The.
rage Of the Austriars, when they discovered
ht'w they had bsen dupad, can easily ID La
agaaed.
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TRACT Or PiRCLL OBJ Land,

containing about one hundred aud sixty ar
penis, tnore or less situated on Bayou
Marie Croqnant, in this Parish, bounded
N"'th, South and West by Captain L Littell
and East BY the Baldwin Tract, t"gether with
all the Buildings and Improvements thereon
7a One lot of gentle and
-k wild horned cattle, two
mares and colts, one lot OF hogs enc
lot OF tlank, one horse cart, pIanta-
ti'm i'm, lements, household fur,i.
ture. and many other articles, the
enumeration Of which would be too
tedious.
Terms ana Conditions One, two and
three ears credit, tr. II, the day of sale.
Purchasers furnishing their notes with good
security IN sol,ao. to the satisfaction of the
administrator Of the Estate, and ali SUMS not
pnncfually paid at maturity, bearing interest
at = per cent. per annum freln time due uu-
til paid. And moreover, the land remaining
specially mortgaged unto the E.tate until
full aud entire pay mept Of capitai aud inte.
rest which may accrue. Payments to be
snads to the Administrator, r. H. LitteIi, at
his domicil in the Town Of U.,elnuSas.
A, J. THOMPSON,
Auctioneer.
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FOR SALE.

A FINE Planta' io,t situated il, the cen
~ trrof Pr re Mtrn 0 in the Parish
If St Landry, u,ea>uring abou. 100 arpen,.
of high land, upon which here is sunaI
dwelling house. a quantity of orange trees
and fire canal. This property is the nnst
one in Mermentn which is suitable for Saw
Mill, being si,uated at the Junction OF Bayou.
Nez-Piquez and Cannes-AI>o, a Cypress
swa,np Of l50 arpents, situated on N.x-Pi.
qHtz, one Of the best aud richest Cypress
swamps on that stream --Aiso, the undivided
sixth part in a tract OF wood land. measuring
700 superficial arpents.
For further information, apply to F Ri.
ctard III Bellevue, or to the und.rsigntd
l. s. COUSIN.
September IT 1859.
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800 REWARD.

: 70 KANAW Va frtm the plantation ol
"a the undersigned in Prairie Laurent
- Parish OF ST. Landry. on the 9th June
last, Il negromsn Bamed JAMES BRAB,N OF
GLOVER, aged about % ears Of dark gr,f
eosor, 8 feet 8 inches in height: speaking
English cnly. This boy was purchased on
the 31st OF May last, from Johnathan Nj
Wilson, New Orleans
The ab..ve reward will he given to whom
seeser .hail bring said boy to me, or twent, s..
five Dollars to whoever will lodge him in Jail
and advise me Y the fact
Lid LASTRAPES.
st. Landry, July 18th, 1859
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Opelousas, September l7%h, 1853.
FOR SALE.
THE Suoar Isf.nt.a;,,..

80 THE Sugar Plantation formerly
liz the property Of Henry T. Angs.
marcy situated. lying aud being in
the Parish Of st. Landry, on the East side
Of the Bayou croquant or T.che, bounded
abeve by lands belonging 1" Mudd. and below
by lands belonging to Terrell, having about
eighteen arpeufs gu said Bayou Croqasnt,
with a depth Of about forty arpeuts, aud cpu-
tanning, liz superficial extens, about seven
hundred and eighteen arpents. together with
all the Buildings, Improvements sud appnr-
senances thereon aud thereto pertaining q"
n pTiee, terms and eofdiiti11s Vi eafe eaie,
apply John II. ll<Isy Esq, agent of Richard
MeGa!ll, ut Dona,dsoavilie, In.
August 9th. 1859 sssea- gs=
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PELoUsAs PARISH Iouian9 OCTOBER lst 1859
THE UhlyRRSlTY M FAMILY MI l'Cl,ES, st
AT pHtLApsLrHtA. Pa.

E At FHILADELPHfA. Pa.
G. ORGANISED for the purpose nf arresting the
" evils of worthless and spurious rostruu,s md
supplying fan,,ies with Reliable Domestic RENE.
dies, have sent to John Posey assortment otaher
valuable compounds. viz:
Rowands Tonic Mixture for the cure of Fever
and Ague. &t,
Kowands Blackberry Root Syrup, for the cure of
D,a,1hsa. Sc.
Un,vers.,1s Remedy for Lung Complaints. &C.
tor Dyspepsia OF Indigo stlo,
" Cost,ve Bnweis, lPiiis,
" Sure Eyes.
= Ear A'he or Deafness
'' Tooth Ache.
:" Fever and Ague, IN form
of Pills
Unlike the various nostruns of the day, these
remedies depend upon their merits for popularity
Whatesates and retail, by JOHN POSEY,
Feb 10Th. ls59.-lyi Oielousas. La
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Public Sale,

By che undersigned. Public Auctioneer
= ME public are hereby informed that
u there will be sold at public sale, to tho
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned,
Auctioneer. at the last residence of Antoine
Arnaud fils, deceased on the Marie Croquaut,
in the Parish Of St. Landry. ON
Wednesday, 18th OF October next,
1889, the following described property, b..
longing 10 the Succession Of Antoine Arnaud
fis, deceased, late "f said Parish, to wit:
A CERTAIN
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d IL IL
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THE cRoup-Tie .1ousaaz Of Heath

2 THE GROUP The Journal Of Heath
~asss When aesiid Is taken wisi ,4asp ia-
stanfiy apply coll Wases-iee ssasertit pos.
sibI ---suddenly aud freely % the neck and
chest With sponge. soou rs possible let
the sufferer drink Ms 1nuet III Il can then
wipe il dry. cover it warm. afld soon quiet
lumber will relieve alf aarisfy." A fri4nd
Hho has repeatedly triea ttta- reaaedv ,u4orrns
ne AagHsss Chronicle that :. never is,!e3 10
afforI at.n ,ss iiiissant reiief-N. ~ Bee.
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No. Isl.

PRussrAN AGRICULTURAL scaoots-A
foreign c,rresrondeat OF tie Country Gentle.
man gives an interesting account of The Sta.e
agricultural establishments of Prussia. They
are both public aud privs;e Ths FORMER are
academies, four in numher, designed to in,
struct young farmers in physical sciences ara
their bearing on ayr: 6 :lt"re: they have "a.
boratory. library. collections OF ns.aral his
tory and philosophy, buildings fer he pre-
tieal business OF hasbandrY, and lanu fo- *
perimen's in manures, p.'.s.s. &c st the
oldest of these academies. in Few G.terior
p"merania, ont Of lG5-9 atres. 12Uu .se "ul.
tlvased as farm. 3l4 are in meadow 40 in
pasture. 10 in garde; a..d hons, 6 il 90 is, IT
in all experimental far.n, aud 5 r' I nursery
The remaining acres a,e rented Sock cs all
sorts and in large Numbers, is reared great
quantities Of malt, bricks. tile, ere produc.d,
there is also ereal beer brewc. ~ !, mall
distillery. The instructors teach arm eeeDo-
my agricultural statistics, bookkeeping,
chemistry, physics, soil. techno,og ~ farm al
mlhis,rati,,n, cattle ana sheep breeding, bo,a-
ny zoology physiology u plas.t>, c4..jj7a. on
ard care If woodland, a,ehi ecsure, ,n.:he-
matte sand Surveying. agricultural law, g..
At the pnblic aeademr uear Bonn, ,obrcco
cultivation is taught there is botanical gar
den aud a vineyard. .ax~-.
There are two private agricultural acz IT,.
mics receiving the State support TLere are
also eighteen private agricultural schoas.
SUPPORTED and controlled by Goverhrs snt.
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E'OF sale NJ private sale.

IsssE About a Square . Land, situated
u Ton Bellevue street, in the Town Of
DpeIousas, with the Improvements, consisting
IN . Dwelling House, Kitchen, &c.
For the price and further ilsformations,
appIs 10 the editeF of the 0pflgassas CosaIer.
~ 6 Doitato & Bro. cor.er et Court ami
bellevue streets, Opeloasas or TO the under
i,,igned near New.I Iberia. s.s
Dec. -Iy D1BREl,IL OLIVIER
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W ~ u y q C. re
ST. hIkl'S lCiDEhY,
:Eor fspa.
OpeleEsas. SC, Landry. In.

1HSHIs Institution. lately established in the town
IL OF 0pelousas. to bestow upon the boys and
youths OF the Psfish the incompatible blessing of
solid edueation. will resume its autles OH the
20th OF October.
The course Of instruction will embrace such
branches as wall be most useful to the pupils; the
utmost care will be paid to their rapid improve
mrnt
The best Teachers will be selected their num-
bea will be Increased to suit the increasing number
offhs students.
tie peginnlng. the log experience of these ut the
mead OF ir. their unconquerabIe determination TO
cary out the noble wotk. are the best pledge they
to parents for the improvement III their
q sildren.
For terms and other particulars appIy to
REv. GILBERT RAYMOND.
0pelousas, September 25th, 1858.
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For safe nd ariyate ss:lEe.

B1IT q three Lots of Hrpund, situated
- IN Vllle Plate, upon. sshict there area
dwelling House, ont l.p.lses and other i'm
proVe.uenlss This property il veil situated
either for q store, u baker or shoemaker shop.
For particulars or condi1ian~, apply, either.
8, wr,tlng ar ysrbaily, % Messrs Coreil Or
Uaire. iiIIe Pate
September III. 1859 s5sHu. .
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SUGAR FARM & WOOD YARD,
la Liberty County, Texas,

Fer sale so "a asaraaisa
Ren ACRES Of sp'endid sugar Land, 8 miles
Jew below town. reaching to fias af which
II ayigabie at all seasoHs with a Wood Yard. at
which the Liberty ant Galveston steam packets
.xood every uay. And also Sugar Mil.
Also Al COTTON FARM,
two miles East af Liberty on TInser Creek, at
til. edge Of thr Praisie. good water, Residence.
tin, Mil, de.. isG cn,tivation exec lent
land auti hastthy ioration The Ne ~ Orleans AID
houston Railsoad runs wira.tI quarter .. miie
OF the heuss
Aarpy IN Judge gransh, or to r. 4. Smith,
Clerk Of Court. at Liberty County, Texas
II .,.tt sod ~ the 10th Of No. ~nnher, will be
W. .thdraMn shss year. Isspt Sd, 1853.
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Anan who il anprehepaise ofreeei4ing ID
salss. is CONSCIOUS hs dessrvas item. True
dignity never can be arproaeAsd Win isii : re-
-pecs. it il . coat OF mail, which viTI. always
keep ss distance che contempsible irtr.asr
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lsgsll NH ll II N III III d
uslsii glesl olisisss iii "
lise t,laIsssrs af tlss .rialls . " tsarss
nd 4 IL sser
i.ass B islll 90 ulssch ~
tara ls ssDeka ~ wheel I'D aial sEaer
wos ,ifll all't .isit,a -
tll,a u ~ uIssrla III
S eaisi iilsie tis
II NJ. ~
tssaZ q nsi III sast NJ s,sl els
"a III III s5aalt b. ios III
ia ssk mn o dsli ~
MI assa 81 efnfll s.s1 as,ssss
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GzQ9EXa gA9QA &a

Boarding by the year, sl4o 90
Day Scholars by the year. 10 O.
by the nionsh, 90
FURNITURE.
Bedstead, Matfrass, Pi.sw, by the quarter, ST 90
Washing by the month"; so
The students expected to furnish their lig ats,
and their wood during the winter
There will be twapa5iic s.m- annual examina-
tions during each year.
The Scholastic year is composed OF 12 months,
including the month of vacation. '"5
The reductions IN cases Of sickness o. other cau-
ses independent OF th. will, will a ways be accor-
dea with the greatest equity
Medicine and the attention of Physician in case
of sickness at the cost Of Parents. in which case
Parents have at their option TO choose their med
ical attensia,t
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A MONSTER HorEL.-H II, T;sqa,,5jnt atia
Josspn Harrisoa, OF New York hass pur-
chased seventeen acres at 5aratsga. with ths
view IT erecting q hosel capable Of acconods.7
ting 200 guess.
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0yera bridge in the town Of Athens, Geor
gia. is posted the following uesise: '
Any person driving over this br;d.s., il.
pace faster than a walk, shall. il a sr..Gs pes-
son. be fined Eve dollars; il negro. srce...e
tweaty five iashes. half the penalty to lss be-
stoWs@qn tho in1ssMer:f'
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Al HAN FGNisHEDf FoR sAmBLuNa
liam stives Wild was convicted Lass week of
the crime Of dsaEHg ard playing faro. was
called up ID tie Court Of se:ssIoas "n Satuf
dsy lass fur sentence. He was seE-enced to
pay fine Of $3.50, and be imprisoned in tie
Ssase prison Eor oHe year.
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AMI ACAlsENI1 4
OF THE
IHHlCULinG e0lCEP TION,

N@&&G&Ab3800&04 A44A3H&Gs8 H@G&&N&
EsHS instisusio,, witt be opened by the Ladies OF
si.s =. Holy sCsoss 10 sheginnIAg OF ocsober
in the Town OF Opsleusas for the education OF the
Young Ladies 81 the Parish and Of The neighnosing
parishes The location is most delightful ai uiefs
all the eEseror advantages NAV desire
fur their Children The syssem education will en-
uce III thu branches taught the best institutions
uf Auerscs or Europs Readiag, Spelling Gramnlas,
Composition Rhetoric, nIoeu.Iou, applied W the
French and English Ian g,lagss % both ot which she
nsuaoss assehtio will paid, and both OF which the
pupila viii nsost caeefny trained speak and
With cesrectnsss, elegance and faency, Wsiiing,
EGeeeraphy sacred aud profane, ancient aud modern
Hisssry. Mythology. Arithmetic, Boek-Keeping, the
sle,enfa of Algebra and Geometry Natural Pniloso-
phy. Nasnrai Hisscry, Iauestic Economy, ss#lug,
Eabsnitsssy, Artificial aDwers, Drawing, Paiutil 8,
Vocal and Instr rumsntaI last branch will
be taght hy dstingu Artist just arriTed from
Noshing win bs, uEnttsd % kiadle 10 the pupils q
vivid emulation for learning tho greatest attention
will aIso BE- paid ID develop their minds, form their
hearts aud elevate their character They will bare
sucfhig to fsar from evil examples or evil ass0cis-
rioua remaining I'D all timss within lhe enclosure ot
the Ilausa and under the eyes Of kii teachers who
si mitch over their noTals with Inatsrnal Affection
TheY will visits except from their parents
nr ruIatis1s wh0 HiI he admitted ~ soc them I'M the
uasiar. cd Thursdays aiser the snol1ng classes ana
81, ssssaags alsss tho high mass.
The utnnst assansioa VII he Paid 70 the hssifh Of
the papiIs she diet win BE wholssoma and abund
ans ts.s aick viii ha nnfset with maternal ilance
and tautle let1.eea.
Ealisios. ii tbs ground work of edncation. Tlle
Tnssitufion ii ashoiie howsser, young lsdias who
mar basa1g ID other aenasniH Hi be reserved
a lha usla condision III Conforming to tho public
sxayriaas nf shs hsalsas
Taaaabls ssnts u ssa u esrlier
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