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and wore to the grave honorable scars
received in hand to hand conflict with
our enemies of that famous period OF
heroes and soldiers. With revolver
in hand he Indignantly ordered the
battery to halt, and d smanded why
they were leaving the field Ia a man
ner disgracciiil to the :lselycS and TO
the name Of soldiers. Their reply
was "they were ordered off the field. y
Of Won are ordered to the rear, retire
like men, and not carry terror and
CONSERVATION in your path, says the
Chaplain. From this they slowly
changed their base in good order
Next came a squadron OF cavalry
splendidiy mounted with new and daZ-
zlIng uniforms and appointments
Their rush was only to be compared
to the fury Of a herd OF buffalo as in
their blind and maddening career they
trample and tear over the plain. The
order came again in clear ringing
tones. "Halt vino and what are YOU p
Gen. McDowell's body guard" was
the answer. IF YOU are Gen. Ne
Dowell'S guard why are you not with
him p 1--WE are ordered off the field,
was again the reply. "Then leave like
men, and not in this disgraceful man
ner. When thus admonished The
bod Y guard of a famous General march
ed on for the rear. The confusion
was increasing each moment. Artil-
lery, infantry and cavalry in mixed
masses thronged the way, and strug-
gled to gain a point of safety. Riding
across the field from right TO left. the
brave Chaplain halted and rallied our
retreating and disheartencd soldiers
commanding some. imploring and en-
treating others. The blood was
streaming from his arm now loosened
from the sling, his horse covered with
foam and gore seemed to feel and
share the inspiration of her rider, as
with proud mien the beautiful bay
arched her crest and Snut1ed inpatient
ly when restrained for moment to
place some new arrival OF stragglers
IN the now fast forming line Of battle.
Still they came until several thousand
were halted and formed. all wonder.
ing who the strange General could be.
who had arrested their flight. and
placed them once more with their
faces TO the foe. At tn, mo emf q
real General arrived ani To him our
gallant Chaplain resigned his com
mand, receiving many and well merit
ed compliments for his bravery, and
daring Chaplain Wood ward shared
the GcArraIs only blanket as they Law
once more in the line OF battle. hold
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-01-25

willie" said an interesting young
mother to her Youngest hopeful do
you know what the difference is be-
tween body and soul, my child? The
soul is what You love with in YOUR
heart The body carries you about.
This is your body" touching the little
fellows shoulder; ''but there is some
thing deeper in. You can feel it now
What is it ?" "Oh,I know" Willie said
with a fash of intelligence in his ewes,
that's my flannel shirt !"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-01-25

The most unhappy person in the
world is the dyspeotic. Everything
looks dark and gloomy; he feels aout
OF sorts" with himself and everybody
else. Life is burden to him. This
can all be changed by taking Peruvi-
an Syrup ia protoxide of Iron >
Gases of p years standing have been
cured by it.
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On Gallos island are eighty humans.
We Judge that they must be a hannv
set. They have no school house NJ
church, Jail, minister, magistrate, law
yer, doctor, or grogshop. Gallos is
land must be a nineteenth century
edition of Eden before the snake gain
ed admission.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-01-25

Aftemus Ward never said anything
runner than his remark that ait would
nave oeen ten dollars in jeff Davis
pocket II he had never been born"
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Executive can put them out; unlcss
YOU can reach them through the Prcs;
dent? Congress SAYS he Shall ,-t
turn them out. and they ara tr,jna f.
pass laws to prevent it being aor.
Well, let me say 10 SON # YOU MI.
stand by me OH this ocra-i5f-l,.l.an"'
If you will stand br me in tl.r,9a. +,
give the people lair chance T., bs~,
soldiers and citizens to partic,p,I4
these offices. God be willipo I'M
Kick them OUT Uiil kick Them o. =,
just as fast as can. (Grcat rbcer
.ing.)
Such language It's this IS wirL..
precedent. Coming from the
dent, it is a declaration OF nt
which it is your duty to counter.
and in this duty YOU must make
precedent, if need he. The li. nod
before rs arises from this ne.c-.l.
Had Abraham Lincoln been spar.
to Us, there would have been 1o o..
caSion Tor this bill which the Senator
from Vermont (3Ir Edmund, Il.
shaped with so much care, ana MN
presses 50 earnestly. 1t is a am
arising from the cxigeHcy OF the bogr
As such it is to be Judged. Blu.
does not meet the whole case. a..
dertaking to give protection. it give,
it to few only instead Of tie magy
1t provides against the removal M.
pointment or employment of person.
whose Offices. according to existiDo
law and the Constitution. are held ..
and with the advice and consent n
the Senate. It's special object !, I,
vindicate the power Of the S..3-.
over the offices committed to .ta..
cOrding to existing law and the Gu.
stituti0n-thus vindicatiug the Dove.
Of the Senate 1t does sometime f..
the protection Of the citizen. mr.
respect it is a benehcent measure
| shall be glad to vote for if. NJ
amendment. which nave moved ga.,
Il
iII - ',i II .'',''o w 115'o az y pro-
appointed by the President. or bv the
head Of a department, shall be al,
pointed only 10y and with the advic.
and consent OF the Senate: and #
further proceeds to vacate all suca
appointments made since the LIST Of
,,. III, 10y ~, = a. !" : CERTAIN
~ ,'. I:, n - - g. M ~, .e9e" process
- ;- niCA'''5 o1,. IN ms PIoPoSilI'A
- 2''' , ~ sl'0,,-5 ~ ''l', INSIST .nat IL
: 1850 ~. !, 'i'cs. fo' are "II.iA-
toct;an ana;o'- (r l,,-'.,', Do ~
c,sa / - XII, tba+ III, ~ -'' I:'.. rs
o,,.,na # and yat III, n.; In , ''.,1 i
MI. ~ o5,.art = .nnt M ~ '''' '''
Which La,, I,aD ,1a' 'I,,'' Wy NJ --'-'.s
i,c.u s,IJ t.,r in, $50.
il wonld brino hofora H.. sl1,..-.
sn.b tLa+ rTao,I l.r,.-. VI -l'-'' y r
H.. nnhIf. hn.;a.s. : ,+I, r f. n
that W. bava not tiroa - f. e' NH, III mi
many case. This j. srr,-..,. a....
mrnf, Because fba viafiaa.
merous, therefor W. aro F.. E.II .a.
49, ~, u.s. '''0' I I.V' :, W 'iG ~ i''" our
But insist that Just ia prop5rtion 70
the number is the urgency j your
duty. Every victim has a VOL. ard
when these voices CONT by thousands
YOU have no right &c turn away and
SAY, "these are too numerous f5r the
attention OF the Senate, TIL Is INV
answer T. the objection founded oil
AumOers, But ibis is not a.t. Iou
did not shrink during the war from
numerous nominations of military OIL
GERS, counting b. thousands; nor did
you shrink from the numerous uom-
nations of naval of{innr. .,,,+;-... l
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pie of Frenchmen named Nallee. who
live couple of luiles OF so from the
village, on the Sheffield road. There
is no danger of its spreading.
A "FOWT" AT NEWPORT CENTRE
There Is at present quite muss am
ong the saints at Newport Centre and
vicinity. and which has been brewing
for long time, and which eliminated
week before last in disgraceful knock
down between one 5. 5. Call, black.
smith, and one VI. Billiard, a method
ist minister; the scrimmage" took
place in the shop of the aforesaid
Call, who is q blatant and broad
mOuthed adventist, and who conceiyes
1t to be his duty to ventiIlate his pc.
culiar notions in all places and upon
all occasions, which has had the effect
to "rile' up and start the dander''
from the head of Br. Billiard who
may be supposed to have entered the
SInlthy Ill a very sulky'' mood. Be
this as 1t may, soon after entering il
the inevitable subject of the :. second
coming" was broached the war of
words begun. from words tbnv came
- hio,--. lL ~
"'' ''''o' NioN0 'ii" ouHo' anu SUN
dry pulllngs OF the nose. Billiard
u,oe.,,,,4 o,,..,;. a
'''''' NV li"'' O"ii "
preach, Dtt ne was sure he had a Call
To foht and so ,uoaod :; p,,IIoal
struck out STRAIGHT from tho shonIdor
and hit our iron worker on the nov.
zle and cansjzed him WHOM orr min
lister seized him NV tho :. sl,oln~ and
proceeded to :. biste,, his hoad m and
down for an indefnito nar;od till tho
poor smith saw all the stars in sovor.
al considerations cou WOO, NOR in,
all this time but Indicated Ii, do,;,,o
to live to sen. tina rnIGInon4 ofh;, o,
nconbooi,. ~. iii.
N''S "' our SoSPeilef with red hot
'roh' ana 50 1t went:
They fit, theyft,
They .trnd 7J"7' ~, anu anu "''
UntiItne floor
A rod ormore,
And arms and no .,a ', asr. " .',, I's
pile 50 massive reached the root.
The contest cnde d however; Call
"threwu up the sponge" aud the .pope's
Bull. was declared the winner after
the first round, licking his antagonist
in the shortest time on record.
Call r-ho,, ,h,,Dr,. nav ''"' ~
fdinu.. ,.I.'s...,' -''>i ')'""'' y. '"'
a1 '0' " Ju'''''
and oo.,- TL'> ''7' was "''''' go
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-01-25

Vermont last year produced nearly
100000 pounds of wool. She is fifth
in the loyal States in producing power,
New York, Ohio, Michigan and Penn
sylyania ranking above her.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-01-25

HORSE SroLEN.-A young man nam
ed johnson, about Is years old. who
has been living with j. H. Evans of
tins town, on Tuesday last decamped
in broad day, taking Evans best horse
and sleigh along with him. and is now
in all probability swinging round the
circle in search of a secure retreat
We guess he must be related to a GER
tain humble individual' of the same
name, who was once an alderman"
DC, as they act very much alike.
REVIVAL. There has been dnripo
the past fall, and still continues. quite
a religious awakening at Barton
Landing, Rev. ). Virgins the ven.
cradle pastor of the Methodist church
there, ASST ted by Rev. Mr.. Barton
OF Wheelock, has labored arduonslv
for the good of souls, and as the frn;t
of his labor, last Sabbath eiobt nor
sons were baptized and Joined tbo
church. There are several otbar
hopeful conversions.-Erpyess.
OUTRAGEOUS AssAULT.-Last niobt
Stark Morse with two boon comnan
IONS were having d drunken revel ut
the house of his father, Benz. Morse
about three miles from this village
when his father entered the room and
asked them to desist, and if possible
keep quiet, Stark thereupon seized
lis father. stripped off his pants waiob
Stark claimed as his, and then Gave
Inn a very severe beating about the
lead. This morning the parties were
brought before Justice Sargent. and
stark was bound up in the sum of
'ooo. and as no one could be found so
oollsh as to furnish bail, he was com
nltted to Jail. The others were dis.
harged. Stark is noted character
md richly deserves the seyerest nm
shment.-Erpress.
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Inc jaw of a shark has been fonnd
In the coalbeds of Bellville, Ill.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-01-25

Born and bred in SO goodly a place
Poet praised Green Mountain Rows
VINO can wonder thou'rt goodly race.
Much praised Green Mountain Bows.
BENG mid scenes so goodly and pure.
Poet Praised Green Mountain Bows
Who can from loyalty you allure,
Much praised Green Mountain Bows
Ihese very trials that you ever love
Poet praised Green Mountain Bows
ieacheS second your country, first God above
Much praised Green Mountain Bows.
Lastly thyself in all thy endeavors
Poet praised Green Mountain Rove
ana trials from duty will thee never sever
Much praised Green Mountain Bows
In conclusion we thank our autbor
tor his etfusion, but for the life of ne
we cannot see how he came to sand
1t to US, for the Brattleboro Record has
long held the monopoly of this grade
of literature in the state, both in the
realm Of fact and fancy.
MARBLE WORKs.-See John Keat
hgs advertisement of Marble Works
n another column. j. T. Bowler is
lis head workman, and he is an ey.
.allent one.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-01-25

GREENsBoRo.-Caspian Lodge Of
Good TempIars was organised in
Greensboro week before last. and the
officers were elected as follows:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-07
WAR Hmevitabge.

A Min consequence, Professor Davis,
IA Photographer & Artist, for safety, has
concluded to remain one month longer in
the city of Dallas, for the purpose of sup
plying all those who have not as yet been
supplied with Photographs, Ambrotypes,
Melancotypes and Fereotypes in connection
with the beautiful, rare and racy Gem
Card Picture, at greatly reduced prices; all
too in consequence of the dizziness of he
times, and the scarcity of the com modify
called "cash.'
Cnll and examine specimens, s., and sat
isfy yourselves that he does all, and more
in fact than he represents here.
N. B.-Don't forget that he also extracts
Corns and Bunions without giving the
slightest pain whatever, and warrants a
perfect cure. Rooms on the north side OF
the Public Square, in Hirsh Building. ll;tf
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Substance NJ u New Trcaij vi h
fine El0Vaa and rOmnhrlrca

~ Imia, Mo, Dot ~ lhbf.
A treaty made by the Indian Oom
mlssionofs with tho Kiowa and Coz
mnneho lriboa, on the2lst Inst gives
them about 5000 square mllea
three aud q half million ncrcs Of
lund, embracing between tho north
forl, of the Rod river and tho Rod
river, beginning NJ the intersection
of the 35th parallel with tho 9Slh
meridian, embracing the south yves
tern corner Of the present Indian
Territory, with fraction from the
Texas tribes, now estimated ut 4 900
persons or about 500 lodges. This
land will, therefore, give them not
less than 500 acres TO every man,
woman and child.
1t is also provided these tribes
shall induce thoir brethren, tho Co
manches, in Northern Texas, TO
come and live with them, and if
they succeed, that the United States
will enlarge their reservation, ad-
ding n quantity Of land sufficient to
give each person Of the remair'ng
Comanchos that have been induced
to come three hundred and twenty
acres. This will leave q section of
country on tho Texas frontier free
from the Indians, and open the way
to civilization once powerful row
ing band. On this reservation there
arc several bands Of tho Comanchcs
already forming, and by Col. Penny
balscr and others it is proposed to
build an agency house, a warehouse
and other buildings, for q teacher,
farmer, miller, physician, etc, and
that these persons be furnished by
the Commissioner to the Indians,
and live on the reservation and aid
them.
In lieu of the ahhuitics provided
under the treaty of 1867, it is pro-
posed to give each Indian on the re-
sorvation, annually, suit of cloth
ing, consisting eff coat, pantaloons,
hat and socks, and, in addition to
this, S25 geo be given, annually, in
such articles as the Indians most
need. Several other provisions are
made to furnish seeds and agricul-
tural implements to such Indians as
may commence farming
The Indians agree to let all the
railroads be built, and especially
the Smoky Hill and Platte roads
They also agree to keep lasting peace,
to capture no women or children, to
attack no more trains and to cease
killing men, and it is also agreed to
allow them to hunt on the old re-
servation, south of Arkansas, until
the settlements drive them away
from that hunting ground -Ne'c
York Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-07

~ mi. "a truly the "ago Of progress" and tie
American people ave, beyond doubt, far ehead Of all
others This Is clearly demonstrated by the Sewing
Mschno-wi.' ah Is strictly speaking, an American In
vcntlon.
In this branch Of manufacture, the EHpuE sdWlNu
Mlcin,n Co., oflleo Gl0 Broadway, New York CIV
stands prepayment Their Improved Manufacturing
Machine has no rhl,l, II is bull On sound mcchan
cal princple7-s simple in nstructlon-easlly under
stood, and not liable TO 20, ont Of order.
It's sowing qualities particularly on cloth and lcat-
or cannot he oqialicd and such, We recommend It
to our friends aud the public generally.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-07
TiEttANr COUNTY.

TAKEN ~ by william lIipnite rnd eslpyed le'ore
j. ~ nrury r., oi TGrun' county, IN the ldlh 'AI
OF Naveml 81 1851 ou' STEER ia years old' married
branded ~ on right hip. Alsu, one srEkli, years
old marked swallowurk and unlrrhit In Ion aud rr'n
pnd two pllf. In the ipht branded on the lot ~ u
lind half clrrlh under Alin one pale dun STEER, .
wears old marked erup Uli,r half crop AMI over hi IN
Inc len niid crpn and tor huf crop nlhe rlsi cav,
brand Il Q on Tho ltfi n n. gul on the rnit D. IL
L. H. brown, &. c. O., r. q, T,
ii . unno.k ll.t.ufV-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-07
Notice TO Creditors.

IHvfiE undersigned having been duly ap-
n pointed admin strator OF the estate of
of Harris johnson, deceased, late of Dallas
county, at regular term of the Probate
Court for said county, at the July Term
thereof, hereby notifies all persons indebt-
ed to said estate 10 make Immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against said
estate TO present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be postponed as the law directs.
r. CT. KENDALL,
Administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-07
EDUCATIONAL.
IpIfvisTRkToR's NOTICE.

- Ths lHdtftgnei haTins tein dniy AZ
toiuied adinini.s.aiqT 81 tie estate Of r.
p Masiin, late Of Dallas rsunty- astsissed,
at regular Tern OF The County Cour. d
said county, held for probate and oiber
ike purposes, in tie inoata Of October,
1861. Hereby notifies all persons indebted
10 said eslsie TO make immediate payment,
and those having claims agsihst The same
70 present them daily astbentie.ied, viihin
the line prescribed b. Law or they viii be
postponed as ~ law directs, this November
l1th 1857. Z J. T. AAkIlAs
esv. Aiministrafrix-
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w. G. DILLARD.
RESIDENT DENTIST,
Dallas, EeZas.

IL ers-afiuns in rstry a. r-rr1i,it ~ i-ntisiry-
h1rrrrr irtriraie cr d lcnif. sill - perf8rfed Ia
The nor ztiiIful and fndri1us r1rufr. flarinE 81
irrded be f,est Dental sslools iu Amfrica. irstes
- yrars ~ arilrs rrnrfils 81 sae in u1-rrE
or Frrrir1s uIfh fte q rsrfrr trr ftirr
saiisia-fipu - al rho nay fsrrr r. -iih fhtr r-
fdtnct ard e. a. rssurarre - ttis hundfrl e ihe
rrErrl1ltIe
special nft.rti,r given .. ne frs-fncrf r. rlr-o
~ a1.1-s.. dsea.eI o. fte max ls-s 1rtru1' M
~ irarrIirr - rrri1.Ir' r-i1rIs rr Ial1tes-
nure rrfIt %. 81 lFrrf -4us1a.
III rI rlll- Wnrlha-lIs. Lr-r4-.-- ed
ErKlr1sT tsIcl 111l g.1-. = ~ lll-- - AZ y A.
rgrl7-lr. ~ fI-icll ti-1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-07
For sale Of "lIerald" once.
MAsONIo.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. II.
royal ARCH MASOES.

COMPANIONS
Il Yon arc hef,iy summoned 10 attend stated
Cmynration Of Dallas Chapter, No, ", on Monday
yenIur; Dee, ~, At early candle lighting
by command ofiLe ", H. II, Y.
w. l.. MURPHY, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-07

NO. sfO.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
Toits Sl,rlg or arg iarc(Hi eSices, n Dale;
Coaafg, Gre ting;
VOU sre hereby -szrfaanied that you
SUMMON by r...sficatiqn. A. J. Clart,
Who is mol sEsiAsat OF the State Of Texas,
10 be and aprrsr before the District Coari,
TO i,e hoide;i IN and f,s the county Of Dial
las. ut DE Court Horse thereof in the town
Of Dallas. on fhe 10Th Monday amer fhe
2nd Monday ii August, 1867, then and
there TO az ser lhr petition Of Thomas ~.
gaiiar : a5mibisirniar estate e. sHmrs
y. eoasi. deceased, f'ei in said court
o. .faz5f .. Hieginion. A. J. Clark AL
IN. p. Eo-ss4a. - sslea q debt ss-z' By
sers f.r sl.i-5 %. viiA iaisresi - - per
csni. fru1i iiie alst lay q AnsusE iso0
Herein jail aoi, tai lave % tAsn and
tl.sre this wit, uiIh ysIir rlttrn thereon,
shnEius how ron ha-s fxccuiei ihe saine-
witness. nm. G. Young, Clefk o. The
I District Court 81 Dallas County.
- 6iFsa nnisr ~ hand sAd tie
I SEAL seal Of said CeErf, in tie f0yr II
lOTS1DsTias. This the 15th ~ q 0r-
tober, 4. y 1857.
VA. {. TOTEE. C'-fk
50 shE By -siTrF- Try
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-07

e HAVE OH hand about 5000 bushels of
4 fresh White Rock Lime, thoroughly
burned and equal to any ever made in this
country, which | will sell at 20 cts per
bushel at retail, or at Is cts, by. the hun
bred bushels. | will also continue to keep
full supply Mt all times, at my place near
Caruths Spring, in The north part Of town,
half mile from the Public Square.
JNO. BARBER.
Dallas, Texas, NOV. 20, lSg7-l0:0m.
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farm Cor safe.

Z WILL setl r.F ffncf Or ihud Pa kaaf-
,aah county. ronainns Hrs husdrea
rr,i ssses+v are acres. ufi1n fhs rnosi rea-
-5nahis iefus. u Is loc.ied setsa n.iiss
ssuih 81 RookEsii. aud hss under feSoe
ore fuudred and sisiy s.errs--a reoi frame
ireiisor anf osfer recessatr oufhonses--
Tor fertility. weed. Sn;rr aud range. II Is
s.r.l 70 any place in the wheat region Of
Iezas. tAo. T. sui
SER z7ik. Iss7-2d
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-07

lis stated that the late Geo W.
Kendall. leaves an estate valuod 81
$500 0o1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-07

Tie capitol at Washington viii
cost. before Il Is completed, twelve
million dollars.
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A SUPERB STOCK OF
FINE GOLD and SOLID SlLFEE WATCHES
All Warranted TO Run ana tEOT-
Oughly Regulated, ut the
Low Price Of $40 Each!
AND sATfSFA CTIoN GUARANTEED!

"No mode of business ever discovered is safc 10
the purchaser as this. There arc,no blanks, ard he
must obtain the worth Of his m,ucy, aud perhaps a
hundred times as much '--Nep Iork Herald Of Truth.
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ALE AND TI M a L y
HIGH SCHOOL.
NaUIks. TEXAS.


DALLAS, TEXAS.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
R'Ev. HENRY F. BONE, Principal.
Mns. MoLLlr BONE, A,,i,tqnt,.
Mns. Lou. C0UGHANoUR, J
FRANK HAZEL, Professor Of Nuse.
VUSHE FIFTH SESSION Of the above
IL Institution will commence on
Monday, sept. 81, 1857.
Rates Of Tuition per Session or
Twenty Weeks.
FIRST CLAss-orthography Reading, PEN
manship, and Mental ithmctic,""....'""'s'oo w
SECOND CLAss-Euslirh Grammar, Gcogra'
phy, Analysis, Natural and Moral Philoso'
phy and written Arlhmctle, .."""."..,"..... 10 w
THIRD CLAss-Meutai Philosophy, Asirono-
nv, Chemistry, Geology RhciO Logic
French and Latin, and the higher branches
OF ~ w
pIANO-Ngith use Of Instrumeht.'...''''''''' 20 w
INCIDENTAL TEE...,-",,............. ''''''''' wv
The above prices are In Specie, aud sir'ehy ~ at
vaucs. Currenry taken ct Tvs market value.
Zach s,uilcn, be charged from the time Of entering
sceoo until The close of the Session. and no deduction
for lost time except in cases Of proiracted Sickness OF
two weeks more.
re- Board and Lodging can he procured at from sio
TO Sl2 per month.
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