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A Peculiar case ofHydrophobia

Sixteen years ago last Wednesday, James
Bay, then residence of Pontiac, was Bit
ten by rahid dog. but experienced no Sc
rious effects from the bite until one year
from the day on which he was bitten. He
then felt some symptoms Of the terrible
disease, which soon developed into a most
frightful attack. For six weeks he was
ravening maniac, and all hope Of hisre
very was abandoned; but an iron constitu-
ton and skillful nursing brought him out
from the shadow Of death. and he rallied,
the disease fnall passing off. He pursued
the even tenor Of this way until the second
anniversary, when he was again attacked,
but with less severity than on the first oc-
casion. The 26th day Of June In each sue,
ceeding year has been the occasion of a.
hydrophobic fit, the last Of which attacked
him one week ago yesterday at Sandwich,
where he was employed as brickmaker.
The usual symptoms were felt during the
early part of the day, and Bay requested
some Of his friends to tie \ him, in order to
prevent personal injury. Being frightened
by his personal appearance they refused
to do So and he continued at his work all
day and until midnight, his usual time for
quitting. Going to nelghbors barn. he
tried to sleep off the dreaded attack. At
ter while bis companions heard noise
in the barn, and fearing that it was as Bay
had declared, went to his aid An appal-
ling sight greeted them. The peor victim
was foaming at the mouth, biting at vari--
Gus objects, and to all appearance suffer
ing the most horrible agony. As soon as
he caught Sight of them, with eyes glowing
like freballs, and uttering an unearthly
yell, he made rush for them. The party
at once retreated, leaving Bay alone in the
gloomy hayloft, wrought up to the highest
pitch Of maniacal frenzy, and battling with
an enemy that no mortal man can subdue.
In one of his commissions he lifted portion
of the roof completely off, which evidently
exhausted him, as nothing more was heard;
and when his friends finally ventured to
look after him, he was found in sound
sleep lie was at once secured and taken
to safe place, where he Was kept for sew
eral hours, and when be awoke nearly all
traces of the previous nights awful expe-
rience had disappeared, and with the ex-
ception Of the exhaustion produced by his
great suAerings, was as well as usual
Detroit Free Press, July g.. .e -;e
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-07-18

Little Alice found out an ingenious way
of getting to bed in a hurry. The crib in
which she slept was so low that, byplac-
ing one foot on ths inside, and taking hold
OF the post, she could easily spring in.
Mama" said she to her mother, one even
ing, 'doyou know how [ get to bed quickF
mo, was the reply. s'Well,p said she
in great glee, II step5one foot over she
crib, then | say 'rots, and scare lnyself
right in
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-07-18
From the Metripoletan Record.
r. f. Bells
Address to Congress.

BUzzARD's Roosr ON Owl CREEK. !
Marion Co., Mo-, July 81, 1866. {
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-07-18

Many years since, in California, old
Judge - kept q little dead fail, as they
call a rum mill out there, few miles a.
bove Marysville, and made frequent visits
to San Francisco, to deposit his hard
earned" savings, and lay in fresh stock.
One night he sat up late, imbibed much,
and assisted at little game of draw"
An hour after going to bed he awoke, and,
to his, horror, saw robber staring at him
through the window near the foot of his
bed Judge lodged back robber dodg-
ed back Judge peeped; robber peeped.
Judge put his hand under the pillow, drew
out navy and fred-through looking
glass the trade price Of which was even
$25. The robber did not again appear,
but the Judge did treat. @
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-07-18

He, HEo, Hoe When the Rev. DR..
Patton was in England, he dined with sew
eral gentlemen who used a great variety
of arguments to make him give up his cold
water principles. CHOW here" said one,
s'here, doctor, is some good old hook !;
surely you can't decline this Z" Cant, ("
replied the doctor ''why, sir, [ learned
to decline it when boy. HE, hec, hoe. :"
The table was in a roar, and the doctor
came off triumphant Let all boys when
they are young decline hoe ; if they do,
they will never know the drunkerds hic.
Temperance AdUocate.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-07-18

EQuA11rY On last Saturday night at
the speaking on Broad street, we noticed
a Radical who was talking with the ne
groes about equality, advising them to de-
mand their social rights, A tall negro,
evidently from the country, but sharp with
al, said to him "
care you willing for us niggers to sit
in your parlor, court your daughters, acc-
company them to church and balls, and
marry them p ~ 70 "ei2
Mr.. Rad commenced to explain what
equality was, and what he meant.
''No, no2' cried the. negro, ''what /
want is an answer, yes or no"
'.Well," said Mr. Rad, Il was raised"
"No matter whar you was raised" in
terrupted the negro, ''dat ain't got moth
ing to do wild it, you is either in favor
or you amt, and I would like you to an
sver my question"
ar. Rad tried again and again to ex-
plain his position on that particular feature
Of negro equality. and every time the ne
gro would stop him and demand t'yes
or no." so he finally gave it up, leaving
the negro master Of the field We believe
in the old negroes manner of answering
white Radicals when they preach negro
equality -NashujHe Gazette aa.32
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IN A CEMETERY

IN A CEMETERY.
Here they so softly rest
No trouble heaves their breast,
No cares annoy
In this most still retreat,
Where peace and beauty meet,
And holy joy.
Never or tear or pain
Can haunt their souls again,
Or any wrong,
An everlasting sleep
Lapsed in dream 100 deep
For sigh or song.
Would I might weep no nore:
Would lilies fever DER
We're well at rest
Freedom from all life's foes,
An end to endless woes
Here with the best
Boston Post
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AMERICAN aud Foreign Patents.

4 truC tl1N---NEttsI.
Sw1 GEO. A. DYER Regstc,.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored 10 heath ii
few weeks by very simple remedy, after lawn
suffered for several years With se4ofe luug aGcc
tion, and that dead disease, assumption Is auSou,
10 make known 10 his itlluw-suGegcrs the means Of
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of tho
prescription used Gree of charge, with the dircc
TONS for preparing and using the same, which they
will find Il SUE CUE for CpN, MPToN, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, CuIns, and all Throat and
Lung affections. The Only oocct OF the advertiser
sending the Prescription Is Ia benefit the afflicted
AMI spread information which lie comedy tn d" in.
valuable and he hopes every sufferer viii my hi-
remdy as it will cost them nothing, and may prov,
Il blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, fprl, 10y retUu
mai will please address
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON,
1yl Williamsburg, King, Co. New urk
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Book Table.

The initial number of Il new work for iuvc-
niles, called, ''rItE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE for
Young People" is received. 1t is published by
Messrs. IIurd & lIoughton, 40 Broomc St.
New York. 1t is m Illustrated Monthly, its
aim being to satisfy the varied taste Of the
Younger public with wholesome and genial lit
eraturc, illustrated by attractive designs. 1t
will attempt to represent the world in which
children live, and enlarge the boundaries Of
that world for them by satisfying healthy i'll
quisitiveness in matters of fact, by pleasing the
imagination. by exciting an Interest i'll what Is
worth attention, by encouraging taste for
what Is simple in form, pure iii sentiment,
hearty and christian in principle.
The February number of DEMoREST's IOING
AMERICA is a gem of beauty and attractive
ness. Terms Sl.5o. Every father that has
small children should furnish this to them.
"FRENCu WITHOUT MASTER" is the title
of pamphlet of some hundred pages publish
cd by Il. b. Peterson 4 Brothers, Philadelphia.
1t is a course Of lessons in the French Lam
guagc. on the '.Robertsonian Method" intend-
ed for the use of all persons studying the French
Language without teacher. 1t is said that
any person WIN t!lt flttEil i.dlt-
guage, can, with the aid of thi, little work, be
enabled to read write and speak the language,
provided they pay strict attention to the IL
structions laid down, and that nothing shall be
passed over without thorough investigation.
At any rate it will not cost much to give the
matter fair trial Price 40 cts.
HARrEE's MAGAZiNF for February is sPir-
tied and interesting number. It cannot fail IA
meet the expectations of its thousands of
friends.
NEW MUsIc.-Vc have received from he
Publishing House of Oliver Ditson Il CO., Bo>
tom the following new music :-"Bczsie Bar
kerr" arranged for the piano, and is sung in
all the principal Theatres in America 20,
Give me back but Yesterday; ballad. Nj
sic by Frank Romeo. "Would'nt YOU Xix 10
Know Poetry by John G. SAKE, Music by
Geo j. Reed. ''IIo. for Columbia;" COMPOSED
and dedicated to the daughter, of Carolina, by
DR.. w. b. IIarrcll. Columbanlls Gailop BY
A. Parlow. Eistori Waltz. for piano, BY J. ".
Turner.
The National Publishing Company Of PIila-
lelphia, will soon issue Il work toy AlrXanlr
ii. stephens, entitled, ~ History of the late
War between the States, tracing lis Origin.
Causes and Results" No lonbt TIL, will BE- m
interesting work, and one that will attract n
tention.
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WIsrAn's n.lsA,I o. WILD cnrrR.

Coughs, Col1s. EtoHHHi<, fs.fl5, eroRa
U'toopias co"gb, Quiasg' and the rumyr7u- =.
well : dangerous diseases OF the Ijooa. taegI
and Lungs, prevail in our chansa3le climate at
all seasons of the year: few are fortunate enough
10 escape their bancfil influence How important
thcu to have at banda certain antIote to al tAc-e
complaints. Experience proves that TIN exists
in VTstaf's BoisaW u an extent not found in any
other remedy however severe the suffering tho
application OF this soothing, healing and wonder
full Basam at once vanqushes the disease aud
restores the sufferer to wouicd health
Mr.. JOHN BUXTON,
Or BALDwiN, CHEMt-NG tutNTY.N. l.--Writc-
81 was urged by uoi gibur To is,t ,ic bottle OF
the Bslsam Tor my wife, being assured hy Linn that
in case it did not produce good ciieC :, lie Wuulti
pay for the bottle himself ON TIM strength pf
such practical evidence otIt~ merits. procured "a
bottrc. My wife al this time 50 IeW witt IS hat
the PLY sciaus termed ~lATIp toN=i .NIflp> a-
10 be unable to raise herself from thu ird. eau.I.
ing constantly and raising more or le-s huo.l. /
commenced giving the iialsam as directed, and
was much pleased with its operations That
obtained another bottle. and continued giving it,.
before this bottle Wa~ entirely used, Size Ue'~-d
coughing and was strong enough 10 Sit up The
fifth bottle entirely EtslOEIp itEE Gu m tiIli.
doing thai which several Thy sicin> had ttlea 10
Bdo ut had failed"
Prepared by SETH W. r0WI.t * son. Is Tire.
mont ST, Boston, and for aale h! bru-1it- gene,
ally.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a Gentleman who suffered for year, from, Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effect. oI
Youthful indisereton will, 10, lo sakc Of srf,riug
humanity, send free to al Who need it, the Tcs,i,,
and directions for making tia. simPe jpmt,l, l.,
Witch he was cured Sufferers Wishing to lraiit Ia
Inc advertisers experience, do so By ;u),sc -iu.
JOHN Il. OGDEN.
iy1 No. 10, Clfan,l.,r. - r.,. Nrt
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A ETFR an extensive practice Of upwards of
~ twenty years. continue to .ccure Patients il,
the Uned States also IN sicni iritian, FRA sc
and other foreign countries, Caveats, SpccitVa;
ions, Bonds, Assignments and all papers ~ draw
ngs for Patents, executed tn reasonable terms
with dispatch. Researches made into American
AID Foreign works 10 determine legal and other
advice rendered in al! matters touching the same
Copies al the claims oi any ratcnt furnished by
r,miting one dollar, Assignments recorded in
Washington.
No .igeHcy in The G-Riied NG.s4 possesses superior
facilities fer obtaining fdtt!S, ~ dScertainHy the
prurtif05t}Hg ofiareRtiopS.
During eight months the subscriber IN the course
of his large practice, made fictcc rejected apyiy
cations sINIrEN AitE4ALs; ereIY enc of which was
decided RhfS faror by the Commissioners ofrateut;.
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HARrEE's MAGAZiNE for February is sPir-
tied and interesting number. It cannot fail n
meet the expectations Of It's thousands Of
fricnts
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ysEYV aaFsEA, sFaGS2 SORES +.
WlrN ~ Tie u-e Of The Arnica Ointment You
e,ey be cured 1t has relieved thousands rom
BURNS, Cuts. Chapped Hands, s0iis,
.SpraiH,s. Warts, Itch,

And every complaint OF the skin. Try II for it
costs but - cents. BE sure 10 ASK tor
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81 regard Nj, EDDY It's enc OF the most cUra5Ie and
>acrcHEfW practitioners with whom l have had
official intercourse, CHAS. MASON
tommssi toners of Patents,
81 have neheauati IN assuming inventor that
they caHnot employ man aOrt competent and
tr'tst'"uFfhy and more capable If putting their
ap. hcaLun- in Il form to secure for them early
and Favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BuRK,"
Late Commissioner OF Patents,
''NIr,R H. LDil has made forme THIRTEEN
applications in all but ONE OF which patent,
have been Granted. and that one SNOW pcnuing.
such unmis taxable proof Of great talent and
ability on his part leads me To recommend al in.
ycntms tC Apply to himto procure their patents,
rs obey may be sure Of having the most faithful
attention bestowed on their cases, and AT very
reas enable charges. JOHN TAGGARD."
Jan. /, iSi1-IyJlt
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Dool3 of Di}'cei0l's,

This Company, now fully organized, having
compiled with the laws OF \. I. state, and deFos-
tied slgJ00J offs capitol, with the superintendent
of the Insurance Department Tor the security OF
its policy,holders. is now prepared to issue the
various kinds ef policies on as favorable eor-
ditions rs those ofany other Company.
Dividends increase with the age Of the Policy.
Non-partcipatin;s rates are lower than those oil
i.osses ipaiti in tIt5 day after due notice and
proof Of death.
Liberal arrangements mad in regard to travel.
Ouc-third Of the amoGnt Of premium viii be
loaned the policy -huldGr when desired.
Liberal arrangements made with good Agents.
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IMp0RTANT TO FEMALES!

The celebrated pr. DOW continues to devote hi:
rHirc time the treatment OF ali Diseases iitfidt
ia TIN. female -,.trh,. An experience of tW1nt.
rec srrr- enable hin to latdUee -c"dN ttttt PC
lna4lt IJtt in tl!e ppf = SsN u "t5It.yfSSt9R an
~ atffr Rau,tyUal BtTaHgea3, Is, nom fth1tftc
cause All letter, for advice mus contain : uct
No . iudicJt ut -trcet, Boston.
y B.-Hosil furnished 10 those WHO "iSi! 10 re-
mJtH under treatment.
Boston, Jul.c -, IS H. iy!lN
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..=.. OLIVE DoWLLY.


HANCOCK, IS Cour. of Probate, !
BuckSport, ian. Te IN ! b 1861 {
Upon the foregoing petition:
OrD"HEp.-inat the said petitioner give notice
to all PERSONS interested by eau Ing Il copy OF tins
order to be published three weeks succcssiyrlr in
the Ellsworth American printed al Ellsworth th.t
they may appear at a Probate Court to be held at
Ellsworth in SAID county, ON the third Wedne day
ofFcbruary next, at ten oithe clock in the forenoon
and shew cause, if any they have, why the PRAYER
of said petitioner should not be gr lntel.
PARAE.; ItCr, Judgt.
A true co2y--Attest.
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Ct0NPOG n ID CHAT co l. Bl&CC 1T.
y tor HYSrIrStA. An excellent remedy for
ions. WATERrTAslI and other forms ofINpIGEsT-
IoN. avid for EETID BREATH. Very p0futdbic and
Nutritious. Made only by Janem l. Shinn, Phil
adlphia, Joseph i. Brown, Agent in Boston. sold
by druggists generally. - cts, Il box.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-02-01

AND l.XTERNAI. COMPLAINTS
Vt this period there are but few 81 the human
painted with the merits oftlc Pa in Kill
cr but while some eNtol ii as alnmcnt, the know
but little Of its power in easing pain when taken
internally, while others il internally with
great success, but are equally ignorant of its
healing virtues when applied externally. We
therefore wish to say to all that it is equally sue
&C $iul whether used internally or externally, and
it stands alone, unriyaled by all the great cat,
alogHc of Family Medicines, and it sale is untycr
al aud immense, The demand f5riti7 from India
aud other Foreign counties is equal to tine demand
nj home, and it has become known in these far on
places b. its merits lm-p22
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WRITING SCHOOL.

Thcte will lie Writing Gla~s formed u tie
SCHOOL House ON Church -uc5t,
SATURDAY INNING. FEB. ~, 1861,
under The direction OF !. u Rhodes teacher
That for The Inst l-hf years has made said aIt Lis,
,tud5. tie publicly uaAc, manifest that ran
u"l ~ tire teluca pu OF each school qu#l f tari!
plpit 10 Vlttra GOOD copy hand that Ne will exact
w. pay. lie has just finished term oi Lessons at
EleaoTtl! ais, aud FcrleCt faction Wa~ "a en,
and .tNcW school has been commenced.
Now l. the time tor those who rounot make
Il display vijh the pen To advance themes I've. :
and should HE! ind that the! do lot there VIII be
nothing 10 pay.
M. success guaranteed TO all that eudcavor to
improve.
II. u. RHODES.
Ellsworth, Feb. 1st. 1857.
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To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for tia
Count Of Hancock:
IT II L Undersigned, Guardian of Asa $ Eowley
said County, deceased respectfully rep, esents that
said Minors are sliced anl possessed ofihe ielown
described Real estate, viz. One undivided fourth
part OF tie following parcels of land situated in
said oilaht, one parcel called the " iian Iarrnan
lot one cac, the Luther Philips lot, one called
the stephen Ilutc'ling's lot one called the Mead.
ow lot, and one the Mill lot all owned by said DIV
er Bowey. at the time cf his Geath being the same
described IN Deeds recorded in the Registry OF
Deeds Tor sald County, Volume -page-Ilnt Il
would be for the benefit of said Minor that hi, in.
terest in said Zeal Estate should be sold, and the
proceeds thereof put ont ut interest. ur otherwise
used tor his bcae and the pay meat ofhi. ,lcbts If
any, she therefore prays that License may be
granted her To sell and convey The above described
Real Estate AZ public ur il ate sale, according To
to the requirement OF tsr Law.
OLIVE BOWLLY.
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NaBl,il.-Jln, 2aib. &ga Lucy tji--, We.
till jetI with consumption, aged IL, '-t'f ii -'
aud days.
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Shipping Meas.

PORT OF GREENS LANDING.
Reported BY Mssts Darts y -.
sGI.Fp.
Jan. 2ith, Sch. Anne, Leland, BOSTON for "
Desert sch Preference, ThHi-t"r, boston 70.
fremont.
ARRIVED.
Jan. eth, Packet Jane lirBdlc. Hall, front rock
land.
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TIE CHRISTIAN.

1hi7 is large, live, cight.pagc Monthly rcli~,
ion7 ;nd family paper, continuing sermons, tracts
tale. kctchcs, poetry music, pictures. etc, suit
ed to cid aud young. LARGE HIJNT, good pap
er, no controversy. healthy family sheet ONLY
80 cts. II year. TEN CORES FOR -. THREE
practical tracts for 81 p1-.paid, Address all or
acre 10 II. l.. HASTINGS, Seripturai Tract
IL posiiory. No. 10 l.iada!i st Boston, Mass,
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Special Noilfcs.
GONE FOREVER !,
False Conclusion.

So say the ladies ef their taSUty, Whel TIM mU1ei
show them the r encc jet 1t ,,u!t.et tit 3 et tti
ed with grey. but never MI tLrgc = 'uate
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M ono ACRES OF LAND WAR
~ WV RANTS Wanted az highest cash
rate.,ah 10y UORAIiO WQOpNAN, No. q Raul
l.ad l--.lA,,Nrc court square be ten Ad-,,
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r, II, EDDY

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late agent of the I. 5. Patent OH e, Washington
under the Act Of Is. /.
No, rs. State St., Opposite Kilby St.,
BOSTON.
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For -ule by all Druggists, or send ,, cents 10 o
=. >lsilIOtI; 4 Co, Boston Mass, and receive Il
box by return mail. GMo&3l
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REAPER AND MOWER,

for Carroll county, and in that part of Fred.
crick county North Of Frederick City, aud
also IN that part Of Baltimore county North
Of Texas. With this Machine jhe Farmer
saves money, time and labor, and is, without
controversy, superior TO any other now in
the market, and fully warranted to reap and
rake heavy, light, tangled or lodged Grain,
where hand rakes or troopers win fail. We
offer it on trial with any other, the purchaser
to keep and pay for the one preferred. Also
are Agents for
Geiser's Patent S,lf-Regatatfng Gram
Separator, C2caRer and Bagger.
Alta time like the present, when labor Is
very scarce, il is important that Farmers
who are interested, should give attention tc
this improvement, which will considerably
reduce the expense Of Threshing Grain ii
tho common way. This is now considered
thcbest Separator before the public. It il
particularly adapted to Farmers CIR lheii
own use, and will apply to Lover or Railway
power, and will Thresh and Clean from l0l
to 100 Bushels per day, using four 70 six
horses and as many hands. Also, for sale
MoSreonERY's 'lDorpLE-ScREeSep RocKA.
Way WnEAr FAM
dec1. ~.
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE
Akn
Observation-Disclosures.
TEA CmERs.

TEA CHE RS.
LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
Rev. JoHs A. Mrsnor. A. NJ.
Miss NJ, l.oa Farione, NJ. II. L.
Miss Mary V. Manning.
Miss Ada Billiagslea.
HUiSicAL DEPARTHRNE
Mrs. Fannie r. Munroe.
VNIlS INSTITUTION win commcurs
tho 2ud SESSION Of It's SIXTH
scholastic year on MONDAY. FEB
RuARY l;h, 1867. Pupils will Ne re-
ecived ~ aag time. and charged from time
oc entfaaee.
As A BOARDING SCHOOL.
Its number o. Boarding Pupils during The
past year was 20 females, and 10 males
The PrinciTal receives oAly iir females
into his family a number OF others may
board Hilh approval families in tho town.
Those wishing to occupy the vacancies
not yet filled, will please make eGrly gRpli,
cation.
The accommodations for Boarleys Ars
iwo separate buildings, built Of brick. That
for the Male Department Is the residence OF
the Rev JoNArHAS MuSaoE Father Of The
PRINCIPALLY, whose paternal care viii be over
his hoagders; that for the Female Depart
meul Is occupied by the Principal There
will not he any Communication between
these departments. Each will beconsidered
as family, afordinga home to its boarders.
AS A DAF SCHOOL.
Number Of Day Pupils. dnriue the past
year, so, making a total of l07 Pupils.
Accommodations are Eve eotnmoIious
rooms, wiz: The young mems study room
the boys study room the young ladies study
room the Primary room, and the Lecture
room.
DsprtmeHfs = Primary, PREPARATORY aud
Collegiate; three grades OF classes in each
Dcrartincnt-Iu Music, superior aivan-
,ages. Latin taught gratuitously.
Espcri6i alteat0n gwen 10 all elementary
principles; also TO Peumanship tplain and
fancy to Bookkeeping; to Spelling, Read
ing and Elccnlion.
Six grades OF Tuition, from 81 up to
Sl2 per quarter
For Circulars address
REV. JOHN A. MUNR0E,
4 jan2i Principal