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~PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGK

- IAluOGOIA OF
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envy have determined, regardless Of expense, to Is.
sae free (for the benefit Of suffering humanity, and
suppression a qusokery) four Of their most inter.
sitting and instructive Lectures on Marriage and ftu
disqualification, Nervous and Physical Debility,
Premature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weak.
ness or Depression, ImPoteney5 Loss Of Energy and
Eanly Power; the great Social Evil, and those
NaIadiss which result from Youthfui foI1iea, en-.
osssss Of maturity, and Ignorance Of PhyEoloU
and lsWB Of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the mean
Of snlightening and saving thousAndB, ond Will be
fsrWArded freo, on receipt Of four stamps, by id.
dresaing SECRETARY, New York MuBsum Of Anat-
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1854. FennsyIVsnlA Central 1884
ElURLE TRACK RAILROAD

HIEA DAILY TBAfHs YaJM err
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YOEk
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OOElN

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures sick hsadache,
Hickneas a. the stomach,
and pains or cholio In the
bowels,
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OOEl1

DKGPEP6LA CURE
cure Indigestion 4 con-
shpAtion In every case.
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IN EOsCaL.-
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCos
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.
Infsllible in Correcting Irregularities, Re-
Rn~nu-. aArnnnaiS.a M-.

AnIalllDle IN correcting irregularities, Re
Removing Distractions of the Monthly
Turns, from whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL A. A PREVENTATIVE.
1t is now over thirty years sinca the above cele.
brat'd Pills were first discovered by DR.. DuPoNCo.
Of Paris, during which time they have been extsn,
stvely and successfully used in most OF the publo
institution., as well a. in private practice, Of both
hemispheres, s0itb unparalleled sHoosss IN every case,
ana it is only 81 the urgent request Of the thou
Sands OF Laiies who have used them, that he 10 in
dueed to make the Pills public for the allsViation
OF those s1ffering from any Irregularities what
ever, a. well Is to prevent an increase Of family,
where health will not permit It. Females pecu-
LARRY situated, or those supposing then selves 20,
are cautioned against uting these pills while N
that condition, as the proprietor assumes no 70
sPonsihility after the above admonition, although
tnsir mildnesi would prevent any mi'chief 70
health, otherwise the Pils are
Price, Sl,O0 per Box. SIX Boxes $500.
Solo in Cleveland by Messrs. BENTON 4 DUN
BAN and STb0HG d ARMSTRONG, who Will
supply Dealers, and send the Pills eonndentially bV
mail on receipt of S1,OO, OF address
s D. HOWE,
augII:r6 Sole PrOprietOr. New York
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CORS

CURE
10 the best Iemedy IN the
world for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Sick Headache,
Heartburn, Fever and
Ague, Nausea 1t Stomach
and, In fact, all diseases
or pains In the Btomach
and bowels.
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TONSoRIAL.
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and ladies' Hair Dressing
Vim. DAY, 46 Public Square,
HAS ALL THE LATEST INVENTIONS IN WIG WORK.

SEE THE ILLUSION WIG-It FITS to a charm.
OURL@FRENOH NATURAL B1HGLET5-
siful hair. Ladies please call, examine and see for
yourselves.
SWITCHES AND BBAIDs-Al large and wen.
selected stock always on hand.
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY BOWS, EU.
GENE BOWS and FRBEOd HEAD-DREsSES,
made by the advertiser equal to those imported
~ Ladies' own Braids made into any Of the
above HeSd-Dresses without injury to switch.
Ladies' Hair Dressing, Curling and Hair Quitting
done in the latest and most prevailing styles.
HAIR DTEIGG Particular attention paid to
this branch Of the business. The best Of Dye Used.
HOT AND GOLD BATHS always ready. The
best bathing apartments in the city. t7
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COE,a
GOES

DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates an appetite and
gives VigOr and strength
% the whole system.
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COUGH BALSAA
cures sore throat and
soreness Of the chest and
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H0"MH

0OUGH BALGAM
are sold annually, and
the people sn pronounce
|it the best cough prepar-
alton they ever used-
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Sold By druggists ev-
eryWhere. Price ONE
DOLLAR per bottle.
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CLEVELAND AND PlTTsBURG.

CLEVELAND AND PlTTSBURGH
RAILROAD.
1867 SUMMEB ARRANGEMENT. 1 1855,
On and after Monday, May 18th. 1864 Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted) e. follows:
500 A. M.-MAIA@AErtves ct Pittgburgh 4stoP. II
Harrsburgn 2:Q A. H. bal1more 700 A ~
washington l0:15 A n, Philadelphia 6s65A, n
Kew YORK lOs0A. n, Hheeltng 500 !. H. cOa.
meets ct Hudson with u. q {. BE. hf AkroB
and MnlerBburEh.
.Lso P, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il Pit6buTgh. g:l6 r,
IL uaaAAL-@-L Fao - - 10itl1QDfo III n
Washington $40 :. M Philadelphia Hs10 r
Il, New York 1852. n, Wheeling 20 A, \,
$40 P. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HHdBoa and
intermediate Stations, OuyahogA FAlla, Akron,
aud Milersburgh, connecting at OfTVile with
Pc. W. q. BY. for Canton, Massilon, Woos
ter and Mansfield.
aCars run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
via allentown without change.
~ Fare - low - Dy any other HE.
- Through Tickets can b proeurrd at the Union
Ticket On5ooI WatdeL HOuse, at the DepOL, or the
Euclid Street Staff IN.
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COUGH BALSAN
cures the worst colds
surely and speedily.
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DHSPEPSLA CURE
cures distress after eating
instantly.
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OOUGR BALHAH
cures hoarssness and
Eickling in the throat,
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COUGH BALSAN
cures influenza, asthma,
and all bronchial aAec-
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HUNhEWELL,S

ECBEOTIOI The claims for this valued FAN.
L PILL ars beyond that Il any
PILLS other IN use. A test Of them viii
-- not only prove this, but the greater
error OF Gripping, which has beretosore been called
Character 5hv ECLECTTO Pills never rtouire
ever too, and seldtm but one Tor the ooas. &C. on
the boWels without the slightest gripping. 8 point Of
the greatest Importance, particularly il
Chronic Constipation,
For which take Q SINGLE PILL every or everv
etheV night. They never produce debility, and Cure
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Heodache, LiUer and Kidnag
OonPlG.aa. PieS Worms, Loss Of or Impkriies Of az
Blood, Loss Of APpeie, and all DeraneeAsHts Of Bop-
els or Stomach
- sold Dy all Wholesale ard Retail Dealers in
Medicine.
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, PRoPR1EroR,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
Commercial Wharf.
aug3lh6 .dkWaCm ERosto, Me-,
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COUGH RALSAH

Is the largest bottle In
the world for the price,
therefore, not only the
best bat the oheApest
Medicine extAnt.
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GOES

0OUGR BALGAM
relieves . e~onsumPtiVs
cough - soon - Il II
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ME,a


DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures Dyspepsia posi-
lively.
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TO LADIES'

10 LADIES'
II you require . relisOle remedy to restore you, use
DR. HERVEFS FEMALE PILLS.
A never-fAiling remedy for the removal OF obstruo-
uons. no matter from uhat cause they arise. They are
ssfs and sure, aud will restore nature in every case.
IneT are also ethcacious in all cases Of Weaknets
whites, Prolspsus, &o- Sold in boxes containing
81 pills, price One Dollar
Send for Dr. HARFEK'S Private Medical Adyis-
or, addressed to females; 100 pages, giving foil in
struo1ons, 10 cents required for postage. If you
cannot purchase the pills Of your druggist, they
wi be sent, postpaid, secure from observation, on
receipt Of One dollar, BY DR.. J. BRYAN, Consult
ing Physician, 442 Broadway, n. z. P. o. Box
6079. Dealers supplied by Denas Barnes L Co.,
Agents, New York.
For sale by g. W. CLARK, Druggist. II9 Supe-
rior street, Cleveland. sep4r6:whHtd
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COUGH BALSAA
cures the most violent
attacks Of oroup In either
old or young.
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MEDICAL.
GLAD NEWS
More Valuable than cold

more than ]
BRYAN'B LIFE PILLS
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
ReaaoUe Headache, Dizz ness, Glddiness. Dro,rsiaes=.
Unpleasant DTsams, DHHness Of Sight, indigestion,
Cleanse de Stomach and Botcels,
Insure NEW LIFE in the L ebilItateo, and
RESTORE II SICK TO PAREECT HEALTH.
Try them they only cost f5 CO, Is, 81 d II on can.
not get them Of your druggist, send the money 70
Dr, ! BRYAN Consulting Physician, Az Broad.
way +. Z. Box 5O19, and they viii be sent by re-
IuFn msil, post paid. Dealers tuppIied By Dsmas
Barnes = Co. Wholesale Agents, New York.
Fur sale BY G ". uLARK, Druggist, II9 supe.
I1or street, Cleveland. Aep4:r6:U AHtd
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GOES

Cough BAL8AN
s-@.a-ssod - give sat
.isfactioR or tue money
-rafnndad
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&. q CLARK = CO., PrOp'n.
New Haven, Conn.
EGH~HE1ALLsIHTs
DEMAS BARNES 3 90,
10. n Park rUw:
?. O. WELLS 3 CO.,
10. lis Franklin ssrssk.
d. B. HELMsoLD,
No. 5s4 Broadway.
EstaHsd By al Druggists In the city and country
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10 family can afford to
be without
4
COUGH BAEGAA
IN the house ready for
immediate use.
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oPTIcIANS.

]. S. PERLEY, the reliable Opticisn, still con-
times to give universal satisfaction in the Practice
OF his profession, No. lSS Superior street, johnson
House Building.
~ 1t is TO the advantage Of all, when 30 deli
cate q sense as that of sight is concerned, to deal
with one Of acknowledged skill, who makes no falss
prefer sions also q full assortment of Optical and
Mathematical Instruments iulyl.
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IdE BRIDAL ObAHBER-Au
AHsy Of Warning and IRstruotion for Young Man.
40 new and reliable trestmsnt fcr Di..Sss. y
Urinary and sexual syutema. Sent ms. 4,
Saied snvslOPe@ address Dr. J. sknIip HOurhtou.
Howard Association, Philaassphl.. Pa uTS.R1
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS-WAR-
kANfke IN All uAaES-Can ii relied onl
nete. nj % outel Do not naunsatsl Are speedy
~ eoeaoni 80 chaBEe Of diet required Do not in
eo.sSle uttn business puruuitEl Dan Be used with
cut detect1oni Upward OF 30 cars1 ~ pest month
some . then very severe cases. Over ons hun.
Sseo pnyHiciana have used them IN thoiE prso.
Nc, and epeak well Of their ehacauy. and approve
o. ssfir composition, which a. entirely vegetable
snenarm,esn On the slstsn- Handrsde Of oertih.
original and only genuine Specific PHI. They are
aoapte4 fer male and female, cd or yOaLa, and
the only reliable remedy for e~fiecting q permae
neat sod speedy cure IN al cases OF Bprrmaiorrhea
or bemtnSt Weakles1, With all is trafna Of evils.
such e. Ufeth1sI and Vaginal Disoharres. 6ls-t
os Whites. hifhflg o. Involuntary Emissions. In.
eonttnencel enital Debility and 1rrltahflitT, linz.
potenogs NeakDeae CT loss Of Power, Eertoun De-
einiys CO. Ao.s oil Of which ariss principally from
49, 11oeeHs or keif AbUse or some ~constitu-
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COUGH BALSA4
costs but
TORTY CENTS.
The bottle holds more
than any other 1t the
same price.
The medicine itself 70
warranted superior to all
others.
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a tircnt NnlnralI l,,,rin.lt...I

FloRl lae JdeAaOnVtRe toyrOon) 6a.tt,si dug. il.
Several OF our citizens returned last
week from a visit to the Great s1nken
Lake; situnted in the Cascade mountains
about seycnty-fiye miles northeast or
Jacksonville, This lake rivals the fa-
nous valley of Sinbad the sailor. II Is
thought to average Two Thousand feet
down TO the water nll around. The
walls arc almost perpendicular, run.
ming down to the water and leaving no
beach. The depth of tho water Is uu1
known, and Its surface Is smooth and
unru1led, as 1t lies so fnr bel low the SUR
face of the mountain that the air cur
rents do not affect IT, Its length Is esti=
mated at twelve miles and It's width at
ten. There is an island in its centre
having trees upon It. No living man
ever has, and probably everwill, Be able
70 reach the waters edge. titles silent.
still and mysterious in the bosom of the
"eVerlRsting hill," like a huge we'll
scooped out by the giant genif OF the
mountains, in the unknown regions
gon9. by, and around II the primeyal
forests watch and ward are keeping,
The visiting party fred a rifle several
TIMES into the water, at any angle OF As
degrees, and We're able to note several
seconds OF time from the report OF the
gun until the ball struck the water.
Such seems incredible, but It is youched
for by some Of our most relinbl6 cIti-
zens. The lake is certainly most re-
markable curiosity. y
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8 MARRIAGE IN FRANCE.-The French
heroine OF n marriage de conyenance
escapes altogether the worst danger
which can accompany such union
an acknowledged liking for some one
else. Ifshe does not learn to love her
husband, she has not learned before
hand to love some one who is not her
husband. The position of IA French wife,
too, as contrnsted both with her own
position as an unmarried girl and with
the position of her English countarpart.
acts as an additional protection. Her
virtual entrance into society has been
contemporaneouB with her marriage.
and consequently the pleasures she dc.
rtVeS from society are tFaceable indirecl
tly TO her husband. Before he introdu-
ced her into the world, She was nobody;
whereas an English wife in many cases
hnds herself n less important person
alter hhr marriage than she was before
II. She moves in sphere in which tho
really important agents nre young
ladies; and II she does not care for her
husbandi she Will only regard him as
mn ineonyenlent bar to her enjoyment
OF her old pleasures. And then the
French system of married life has at
least the merit of looking facts In the
face. 1t does not assume that husband
and wife are necessarily 10 find their
grentest happiness in each others
society. 1t recognizes frankly that
monsieur will have his occupations,
and interests, and amusements, and
madame will havo hers! The result OF
this Is, that the calm which mostly
comes from sense of the future being
inevitable fixed for ryou has tfme 70 work
its effects quietly. Its operations not in
terfered with or neutralized by tho con-
stant assumption that the relations be-
tweenthe married pRir are tenderer or
And the consequence of MI these multi
form influences probably Is that with
certain conspicuous exceptions OF mnri-
tnl unfnithfulness in high plnces, French
wives are Rs true to their husbands rs
English ones. Saturday Repiclg.
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( n 4
And so the door has closed on love.
And closed for me on day,
And must now lke heart and go
Upon my lonely way. 4- 7esfi
For pride stood in, the deadly lists, s.it
a dark relentless foe, phh.
And stirred the depths 3 bitterness, iia
TO bid my true love 90. 7.',lg
And love lies slainupon the field, FL
HIS death-desp wound L see, ~
But surely his sweet shade will come
q To mock my pride and me; s!5f
TO mock n8 in onr Wild unrest, ln,. i
And triumph DER the foe, ifief
That stirred the depths Of bitterness, J.
/ 10 bid my trne love co. ,,i7Ig..l.5i
no whisper, aCould thy pride be slain,
BY yme In combat true,
The loye-light yet might burn again
& thin thine eyes fond blue 80
5Bgt i am bnt = slih9t ly shnde, /. -
I And he my mortal foe,
That stirred the depths otbItterness,
To bid thy true love go.''
e is..5..I- .I.; london Snsfsf,J
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ovRRwonK.-Unwise above many. Is
the man who considers every hour lost
which is not speht in reading, writing,
or In study, and not more RATIONAL 4
she who thinks every moment, Of her
time lost that does not find her sewing.
We once heard a amanadvisa that d book
OF some kind be carried in tho pocket,
to be used in case of an unoccupied
moment-snch was his practice. He
died carly and ftltuous. There are wO-.
mon who, niter a hard dny's work, Will
SIT and sew by candle or gas light till
their eyes are almost blinded, or tin
certain pains about the shoulders come
on, which arc almost inSupportable.
md are only driven to bed by physical
tncapacity 70 work any longer. The
sleep of the overworlSed, like that of
those who do not work at NIL, Is unsat2
tstying andunrefreshin and both alike
wake up in weariness, sadness and Lam
guor, with nn inevitable result, both
dying prematurely. % I.
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The New York Dry Csoods1Tarl,e,

gi FfVpa lee IndepegdetN TJtlRsdOV. > g
The market has become Motive and
prices hnve risen again, reboundinR
trom very temporary decline. Prints,
especially. have advanced, and are
much In demand at the advance. Tha
previous decline led to this revival.
and prices arc now again at the highest
point yet reached. Stocks are very low
Consid idering the advanced period Of the
season, tho state of the market is extra
ordinary. Sheetings and shirtings are
IN fair demand. The short. supply en-
ables dealers. to obtain highprfces !; hut
at1he advance less IS doing, Delaines
are not in spfiic ciept supply. Adrought
has limited theprodnction. Fancy cas-
simeres of desirable qualities are IN
good request. Inferior grades are not
wanted, and are lower. The worlkmen
at many of the mills have struck for
hlgher wages, which Is impeding tho
productions. The clothing trade Is not
buying, from the difficulty of obtaining
help to make up. Prices are stendy.
Satinets are quiet, with n light stock.
Doeskins are Inactive. BroadclOths are
IN ngnt stock and stead L The demand
for shawls has abated, but stocks are
much reduced, and prices are firm, exc
cept for inferior styles. The activity
noticed last week In Imported goods has
become less. The most desirable STYLES
are Scarce and wanted Black silks and
white tsatins are in demand. British
dress goods are actlvep and command
tuH prices. French merinos and de-
laine8 are also tntVig and sell at high
prices. The MeBsrs, Bernhard & Hutton
offered at auction a very large equantity,
which was taken by the trade at good
prices, the sale lasting. two days. Rib-
bonaar yet quiet, but rtheret8 good
andyar1ed assortment. Prices areyery
steady. IN eii1p porta tiofis are large, and
great accumulation, and many descrip-
ttons of desirable goods are scarce. /, =,
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HuNon. The Chicago JouyNaI COM
mences alength q plea for good hhmof,' n
as folIows:r 7if-i
Our readers have remarked that we
sprinkle our columns with things hn-.
morous as well as things grave and
substantial. We do this on purpose.
and with q purpose. We believe in
tEnnningp the cheerful as. well us the
cloudy side OF human affiirs: Life Is
SOBER, the times 3, are stern, peopleafe
grave OF mad; There is little jolity in
America. It's the all-work-and-no-
play that makes Jack a dull boy, which
predominates In the American disijo-
sitlon. Leisure Is rare, sport Is rafar.
and laughter FareAt OF all, Gravity be-
clouds the countenance of the street
Men look sober and women sad. Busi-
ness, bukinessl There L. no. end to
business, The social circle Is broken
up home Is d Remembered dream. Men
and Women meet 66easionRIly, and but
to bow and say good bye. ~
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"DBAR ArEin exclaimed a lady, as she
looked at the boa constructor in a show,
why the skin of the creature is OF a
regular tartan pattern. ?, {HIt Is, my
dear,n remarked her husband, s'and
that ts what Shakespeare alluded 70
when he talked about snake being
lanntnhnfl . ~ = - - ---.l
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THE English howl terribly because
an arrested Fenian hnd a mpsket
marked go. s." A good many thpp-
sand OF the muslkets captured from our
rebels had the English mark upon
them. ~
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Wheeling Female College.
WHEELING, W. VA,

WHEELING, w. VA.,,t
THIs INsTTTUT1oN, CHXRTERED
il With fun COLLEGIATE powers In 1881, and
Directors, viii be opened as a coilSgiafS fnsti
tute on the INST Wednesday In September
next The buildings are now being tho,
ttongnly Fehtted and newly tnrnished,
IN the Ibernlity OF its arrangements, In the
eS eTtsnt e9, and Som iyene Of lts course
eminent, and in the ability and axpeTienee Of
It's Board of Instruction, the public may rely
upon It's being afinst-clRkA seminary.
Having had many yeaTs experience in con-
ducttnR leading Educational Institutions in
he !tet EaS:sFn and a Middle States feel 9i
nest cooperation Of the citizens OF Wheeling
and vicinity, the College win soon be able TO
extend TO young ladies' MI the facilities for an
9eeqmpltahed educatinn to be found outSid
ol our eastern n1etropolitan Gitie&
: IL Y anoESl9 mo the highest BatiSfaetlon to be
OF teachers OF distinguished ability, expe-
rlence and reputation
"A NORMAL DKPAIEf Will be ongantZed
at an early day, having especinl reference la
Lhe preparauon OF young ladies for the busi-
enter the collegiate. -
Protestant, but not upon denominational
principles the leading churches OF this vicini-
y, the Methodtst, the Presbyterian and the
.l4ptseopaliau, being represented in tho Facul-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TUTT1oN-FiRt Preparatory, 80; Second
PrepaTntoEyI 81; FlrSt Collegiate, S.; Second
Collegiate, Junior so; Senior, S12 90;
Experimental Sciences, 81 extfn, ench; Draw.
ing 3; Painting in OIL, SO; Pastel, so; CTny-
on y; MUSIC, on Piano, SO; Use of fnstru-
ment, e SO Vocal Music. so; Fuel, "A andSd
quarters, 50 cents each quarter.
BoARD5-Stf Fuel and Lights, s.; Washing,
S; Weekly Board, from Monday to Friday
night, So So Fuel and LightR "a.
Bills both for tuition and board paynble In All
cases at the commencement OF the uuaFtar-
Sept 9th, Nov. 18th Feb! Ist and April 18th.
=. Q, LOOMS, A. II. 81. D.,
E4olY. ~. 1855. President.