The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-03
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The Teachers Of tbs Insituiiea vish g stve .,..A
prominence 70 daily Bible Instruction - 49,
70 learn the important lessons shs prsesses -
from sin y instrueon infinitely mere yaipahis il ~
science Of human fe duty. happiness and destiny taa
All stores OF knowledge besidss ~ the hess
for the spri ual welfare Of ths ss
managers Of this School d.eLa IL Wise that The 60.
handing voice and persuasive tones ofshe Holy se1-
tns@, shall be heard every day within 10 walls. M
No fear should for moment be sntsrssIne1 hat IL
Introduction Of the Bible class book VIM b keiy
70 Introduce any partisae reliEoasts 0 a@T-'
The Bible IL book Of hissory-shs most ancient. N.
.asnuc, I'D complete In the world. II 10 book Of
@aer , 2. i,u..rious esa%psse q ~ virsses-shs
ne only complete sysssm Of moral science lis
,,r. Win ~ Literary e1esences 10 poetry o.
for the Improvement Of he tases ana manns,s. -
q history; and, atove el book Of Dorais Il shou1
The governmsnt Of this school vim approximas. -
nearly 20 that Of the parental The nos assidioss
REFERENCES OF CONTEMPLATION
am happy TO state that have been lenR aequaius.
q with Miss Sarah 9. Lanphesr-that she possseess
.na g.. 'r he
7outh she has taught with superior sucesss ana heoor
~ man. ~, commun.ie Her e.p.rsnee and
'0liisy 70 render 'ssisfAetisn to her snpoyers:
Late Principal Of Yves. Res. tsisc. in..,u;..
East Cleveland, Sept. 10, 1857. I'LL n. II .gg
r Cincinnati. Dee. q, 1854. Il
From my personal acquaintance with Miss LannAesr
! 20 ner education and general inteLieeuce can
ommend her - an able and efficient teacher az Ian.
nerasure, science ana some Of The ane arta
~ w0stny OF the coincidence Of any eemmunitv ~
Them she may engage her services. - En-
lnrousnout ner entire sjourn ssodeps Of ~ W
sesesn Reserve Eclectic Institute, she stooa anono
he Arst in the advanced cissses ana ~ ",s.ch
Les. . eAs 'ssA
THOMAS MUNNRLL, A. n.
Leue frof. OF Languages In W, h. r. l. @
This certhes that Miss 9. g. Lanphsar 10 wen known
tnis community - an approved teacher and yosne
~ On cultivated mind and irrsproAchahle Christian
narscter. As such she 10 hereby commenced 70 the
,nndence and patronage Of any who may Be desireas
her acquaintance or services. @ :. p.
D. A. GROsvRNOR,
Ina, Ohio. T-~F -
Medina, April II, 1859. ,
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