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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06

cal Road. II is proposed 10 connect
Bangor with ST. john through section
of the state where there are no inhabi-
tants and where the country scarcely adj
mits of settlement. How much better
/, would he for the State t. apply por-
ton of this great boon 10 a Road from
Bangor through Bucksport. Ellsworth.
Chcrrvficld MachiaS and Calais 10 81.
John. The tax PAYERS Of this STATE are
to he assessed so heavily for the benefit
OF this Road with high sounding title.
that the men who would divert n por-
ton of the t,xation in favor Of Road
that shall find Is way among the iRhGb-
Idnts Of the State. should receive the
thanks Of the combined whole.
And is it too much IT, ask of our Rep
rcsentatives and Senator's that, when
they are cnireated 10 pm this additional
amour of money into The hands of Til,
momopolisi Il pad they shall make con-
dillon that at least half the sum shall he
applied to This southern ROME towards
The cast? Give IL ten thousand dollars
a mile on the Il pad leading from Bun
gor eastward and we on The route will
do The rest aud in that WAY develop the
resources If ,hc STATE and quicken il.
business in tcn-told greater degree than
if The whole sum were applied 10 Road
around Baskal.egan lake or in i, o:hci
wilderness lig.c,.
la making these remarks we d. not
wish TO Toe understood A. bcin. migrate.
/ iul 10 amy gentleman who has rendered
! service 10 the STATE. We oniy wish IL
/ say that liz our ind .mcn. the whole no.
/ non al running passengers past the
/ Bd>kahcgan. and over to :. John. round
the Bay OF FuII, anl through Halifax
| to Europe j. folk and the sooner ii i
abamd pucd the le>, will hc the li-ap
poih mcnis attendant uppu il AN
furthermore that the TAX PAYERS o! ili
Stale wao are obliged o contribute i,
carry oui this i:sllacious idea ID the cx
tent Ola million OF dollars and more
would do wcll To bcs. il th.m-eIyc, aut
zee il t-,cir hard earned money clmno
be placed w.rrc il will bc at ,me ben
eff; 10 the ; i'e or else applied 10 Jesse.
their own taxation.
We will only adj n; this time t,
what has been sand. the iac; hat tire,
quarters. nearly, 81 the population OF Ia,
Sac i, ia The shore c,un.ic,. that mos
oil the population vi Maine, E4~i OF Ban
cor, i u be losAd ia he town, On th'
route which would ran a. Indicated
from Bangor, BIcl>p IA. Ellsworth g..
toCulais
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06

A PARALLEL FOR THE RICHARDSON
CAsE.-The circumstances Of the Nc
Farland Richardson tragedy have re-
vived the recollection of circum stances
in the life of Andrew Jackson that have
been nearly forgotten by this genera
ton. lie married his wife two wears
before she was divorced from Capt.
Roberts. her former husband. A news
paper writer, speaking of these circum-
stances, says:
Out Oftliese circumstances sprang all
the reports to the discredit of Mrs, Jack
son, which were so widely circulated
during her lifetime, and which made
her husband so furious. Saws one Of
his biugraphers: Ills worst quarrels
arose from this cause, or were greatly
aggravated by it. He became sore up
on the subject. For the man who dared
TO breathe Mrs. Jackson's name. except
in honor, he kept pistols in perfect con-
dition for ihirty-seven wears" lie fan
cied that such men as Henry Clay aud
John Qlincy Adams, in the after DAYS,
when political rivalry ran high, were
personally busted in the work Of reviy-
ing, for publication, the ISLANDERS against
his wife's virtue. He was mOrbidly
sensitive on the subject; and although
the married life ofthe pair was extreme
~ happy. indeed one Of the happiest ev-
er known, the mutual love aud respect
Of the parties to it continually growing,
yet the singular circumstances that sur
rounded It's inception were . life long
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06
Early Settler of Hancock.
For The El..worth Ame, icap.

For the Ellsworth Amer lean
Mr.. Summers Wooster and wife OF
Hancock. both now living and on the
same place that he was born, and both
with memory unimpaired have been
married almost seventy three wears and
have always lived on the same place
Mr.. Wooster is now in his ninety fifth
and his wife is in her ninety third year.
Married 1877. His wife never was in a
wheel carriage in her life and not more
than three times in a sleigh. They both
distinctly remember the lime when
there was no road between Ellsworth
and Hancock and when some of the set
tiers on Union River would catch fur
and take it OIL hand sled by the shore.
on the ice down the bay, round Trenton
point to Hancock, and trade it for corn
with his brother q near neixllbor and
then hani 1t back to Ellsworth by hand.
What . change sihce then.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06

The aggregate amount Of National
Bank capital in the state is e9,os5,0oo,
and of State Banks si45.00o. making an
aggregate 80 $50, 900. so that the amount
Of Savings Bank deposits and earnings
on hand in the several institutions of
the State exceeds the entire banking
capitai nv 81 800 .955. %.
The whole number Of Insurance Com
plnies doing buSiuc. - in the State at the
com ncnccment Of the vcars under state
charters was 45.-o1c Mutual. two
stock MARINE. two Mutual Marine. one
stock fire and thirty six Mutual fire.
Some other time we will refer to this
subject again.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06
Polls. -lsI0 -Gain-Loss.


In the City Council last evening. a
communication was received from the
President and Directors Of the winterport
Railroad Company. asking the City to
subscribe s50. 900 to the stock OF said Com.
pany. and that the question be submitted
to vote Of the citizens Of this City. on or
before the Goth instant. The communica-
tion was referred to special comm i,tce
consisting Of Aldermen Kicker and Whit
ney. and Councilmcn Drummond. Roberts
and Strickland. with instructions 10 report
at a sle ,ial meeting in one week from t. :
day. Uhig ~
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Nj \ Il X | T. ID.

Married in Ellsworth. Jan. 1t, Nv Rev
DIR. Penney. Isaac L. T. merry and Mis- hi
ana SilSby, all Of Ellsworth
In Starry Dec. 25tb, by Rev. L. $. Trim.
Mr William 7. Grindle OF Bluehil "a Miss
Lizzie Il. Myrick OF >urrv
IN Surry. Jan. 1t b. Rev. H. 5. Trip.
Mr. Albert Treworgy Jr to Miss l.ucy
Grindle, both of Surry.-tl>n Mr. Sa.nurl
X. Gray ofiluehill to Miss Mary f. Lord
Of Surry.
IN Brooklin. DC. 2l~t. by Rrv. 4. T..
Bartlett Mr. Charles l.. sherman 10 Miss
Dora VI. Allen. both % D.
In Scdswick. Dec. 29th. hy the same.
Cap, Groves \. Parker to Miss Frances
Adcl Eaton both offs.
ln Gould~boro lst inst. M d. NJ Sar-
gent I'm. Mr.. John VI Williams ana Mary
\. Brown both org
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06
Second Annual R port Of Tho 3lak and
Insurance Examiner Of Milne for
1871

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have adsAu.ases wAi:l is pos.-s.,r.
may wish 10 enj,r. all th.reis 10. only
no objection bn, the strong,s arsu-
mems IL iaror >ucI u a ier.,iliIs- & e..
y free tilAins sem having ali the
powers oi DInS> ex :tp; issln ot bill, a,
money, i tIsretJfe su....s.el. intp
which lly association .. bJI. or per-
sons may eater Al viii II lier snca rule-
and regulations as the Legislature NAV
see ii Or necessary I, prcsrribe. U.ilcr
the present statu c Of oar state. chapter
l22 OF the acts of 1871 appwer sub.san-
tally like that recon mead. IA is ALREADY
sanctioned. \ lev bfiti prp:i,ons to
regulate ta1 "h'le sn1lec i aloIe w4It-
ed'
The system propose VIII serve TO
supply want fJlIl yery generally
TO exist ia diTerelt prs 9th. SAFE
from lack of N4.i,nal bank facilities
Tor discounts. cxcilnte. aud en,,r,rv
dep esits. AMI [, mel w ,icl resort m,
been had to the pr,.aria :. very i,n,ro,.
erly If Swings Bunk chlr;ers."
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06
Carriers New Years Address,
TO THE PATRONS OF THE AMERICAN,
JANUARY LIST. 1870.

The task. | most abominatc,
As Carricr-boy or devil
Which stir. INV bile aud knits my brow,
And makes me most uucivil.
Is sitting up the live-long night,
Wien DOING sleep Expresses,
With quill as sluggish as my brain.
To write Ner Years addresses.
But vet. there is sunny side
To this frrbidding picture.
Which males me half.inclincd to ask
Your pardon for the structure:
lis when YOU drop upon my palm.
All free as grace or water.
That most bcwitching. tickling thing
Aunt Hannah calls a quarter,
In older times. the learned and great
A. they were haply able.
Were wont to teach their noblest truths
In fiction or in fable.
Then blame not me. if ESSAY
To follow their example.
And give YOU. in my humble way.
A specimen or sample: -
Good :. BROTHER JoNATH,N was born
Some ninety wears ago:
As on his elevated horn, the wrinkles
lplainly show.
To-day. he addcrh To his score.
Another grand decade;
Ten troubled wears Of trials sore.
Have smo,e his unc,ious head.
When starting out in life-ihr lad
Laid down some precious rules.
lie would he kind and mind his dad"
Aud .hun both knavc~ aud fools.
He'd seek the brigh'e.t paths. and sean
The book OF Nature DER:
80 when hc came TO Ice 4 man.
He'd he a man OF lore.
Nor would he curse. nor Loaf, nor fight.
Nor sip the tempting wine:
Nor would he larry late at night.
I But. be at home. al nine.
lie would not cheat. nor ever bet.
Nrrpiiler. lounge or lie:
I Too manly lac. to run ia debt.
Or court" upon The sly,
7 For Office, he would never seek.
I For plumber never search
| But mind his task throughout the week,
And SUNDAY 20 10 church.
He'd love his country, broad and great
And all the people too;
I Defend the flag. defend the state,
And give 10 ali their due
And thus. in kindly heart and mood,
He'd live till life should cease:
ii- motto be = The Grcatea Good.'
Iii, cpitaph bc-'Pence''
! And 80 good BROTHER jonathan
! Began hi- early life
( But. III not good 10 be alone,
! And "a he took wife.
I He courted fair CoLt MBiA,
And pledged hi heart and hand;
The maiden could not answer nav.
20 Joined the golden band
And. from This glorious uni1n, say.
Oar country, fabric stand:
And FoKTY MILLIONS rise to-day.
To bless the sacred bans,
Ii We. with Jos ATTAIN are found.
Wen sail life sea diurnal:-
With cable fixed and fast around
The Throne OF the Eternal,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06

NEW INVENTIONS In the older countries
q Europe where labor i cheap the IN
vcniive faculties are not >tim1i ed 10 the
extent So common In the United States.
Wherever civilization extends. American
ingenuity i recognized As leading that OF
all other nations Ia the number ana value
of u, labor->fyin- appliances.
The three great triumph. of the Electric
Telegraph. the Lightning rrcs~. and the
Sewing Machine arr but shining stars in
the constellation o. useful invention. that
encirclc> our republic.
With a weekly list Of applications for
new patents that !, numb ,rrd hy hundreds.
Il IL 4 matter Of importance To the ingeni-
ou- inventor THU he should place his bust
mess in the hands OF 4 solicitor wh1 |, not
only we'll ycr>rd in the present details of
the Patent oilce, but he should seek one
who !, az nm concerning the mutifarious
letters patent heretofore granted, and
whose success, In difficult cases in the past
i guarantee OF favorable result when
doubtful points are at issue.
The card OF Il. II. EppY. ESQ. Boston.
in our columns to-day. Is that oi one OF the
most successful solicitors of American
and Foreign patents. snd his long expert
encc IN this line. aside from his connection
with the Patent Oilcc, renders him amply
competent to furnish al needed inforina-
ton, while his character for business in
tegrity i too well established 10 need
comment from u-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06
Cure Of Female Weakness

n ircnars or further information sen. on rccsjp,
Onf -tann. nv addressing TIC m anufartnr,r MRS
LINUS REL CHER, Rsndniph, Mass
For sale by GEO. G. GOODWIN SCo ~ Han
over ~ Boston, and DIR. l.. T.. NORRIS Ells.
worth, Me.
Randolph, Mass octnher 10 Is9.
Mrs. BELCHEs.-I had been tferer for seven
wears before knew abIut your medicine had
FUN tor had tried various kinds of Medicine
AMI several Physicians, and was oay relieved for
short time. viii rheerfaiy saw 20 y~u aud the
public have tried this valuable Female Medicine
and experienced a cure. wihocf the all Uf sup
porters. from three bottles.
Very Respectfully, NRs. q. III. WIN>Err.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06
Ncw Advertisements.
Legislatiye Notices.

To the Honorable senate AMI iau>c Of Repre-
scutaiiye- of the STATE uf Maine In lie sisia ure
assembled tor the esr $50.
The nnd r. xnel citixsns Of sail sttts of the
towns II Brook @ sal >ri swi * respet ultY
petition trat Cn.pT-r - ~ tn pabtic Laws Of
Il - entitled rn A. t. regulate the Tivcy aai ia.
trH Tor h+hrrtes u Is 81 amrndst ~ 10 apply @
Walker Pond au st, = an leading from said towns
OF Brook ,v,lie AMI jr,lsSitN-
itnBr T. WALLER.
iitopssyiie. Nov - lssg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06

GOOD HEALTH.-We have been intend
Ing each month to write notice Of this
monthly, but have hitherto failed to do so.
The Good Heath is published by Alexan-
der Moore, 81 Franklin st. Boston. The
plan Is to publish monthly articles on the
various questions Of Hygiene. Sanitary
and Medical knowledge. written in pop.
ular and attractive style, from the best
authorities and BY the most eminent men
Of the day. Eight numbers have been pub
lished, and al Of these numbers contained
articles Of the highest value, to the people,
We can conscientiously recommend this
work. Price 600 per year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06
Notice.

On or about the sttt OF Janulry Is1. gave
To ALHioN T. >CAhaoN thee notes. al sixty daI
lars ca 70, psyan4v a thInsl tho order %, said
-'aum1,i. ia s.nc t"n ant three yr.tr. Respective
ly n y are TIE en- d mater rvtr .uyI HI. I va
~ De tn sAht ~.ittt,Annu- ihtr~ We y.. -tsl-
crattaa .UF either " san nosc., Aaa Nh u .r..,tS
are hereby noiiaci not to receive nv pHrrh4-e
them a. pa! meut OF viii hc fr4t-teI ~ Ia,
IL FtILE {. HASTINGS
tll.W orb Der. .tth -. IwI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06

We understand that Jacob +. Frederick.
Esq. OF Starks, Representative to the last
Legislature from the district or Starks.
Norridgewock and Arson, Is a candidate
for the position of Assistant Messenger of
the House.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06
Twenty-Five Years Practice

In the Treatment of Diseases ineiaent to females
mas placed DIR. DuW at the head of all ply stefan.
making such practice q speciality, aud enables
him To guarantee a speedy and per,ninent cur. in
the worst cases Of Suppression and all other Men
strnal D~rangeraants. from whstever cause. All
letters for advice must contain u. Onice, No. 8
ENDsCOrT srkLEr, Boston.
B-Board furnished to those desiring to re
man under treAuNent.
Bostsss July, w. -sp.no. lyrs7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06
New Books.
"Old and New"

Such Is the title of new large size
monthly issued from the Press of II. o.
Houghton Co. Boston, and edited by
Rev. Z. E. Hale. II takes the place of the
Christian Examiner and the Monthly Unita,
rian Journal. and is large size monthly
with IA pages of reading matter 1t has
a good fresh look and no doubt will live
and thrive. The following articles make
up the table Of CONSENTS for this number,
Jan. ls70:-Old and New Ten times One
is Ten; The National Lincoln Monument
The Ecumenical Council; The Two Princes :
New England Shaken; Eternity in Time ;
Surprise; The First Day ON the Youkon ;
Michael Fanaday; God the Father; The
Boston Park, The Perfection of Jesus :
Hymn; The West; Egypt; University Re-
form; The Examiner and Record OF Pro
gress.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
Legislative Nomination..

We learn by telegraph, that at the leg
islative caucuses on Tuesday evening,
Reuben Foster was nominated f,,r Speaker
Of the House. and Alvah Bolstnn fir Prcsi-
dent of the Senate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06
Agen $ Want d.

Agent wanted IN every t.wn IL H4n-prk and
Warrington tl1uties. Attire : wIth GO, stamp.
TIiJ>. y. LORD
Blrrniil NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06
State Temperance Convention

The Men and Women OF Maine. who arc
in favor OF the suppression OF Intemper-
ancc AMI Of III, Advancement Of the cause
OF Prohibition by all such measures a. cx-
pericnce has demonstrated 10 be necessary
for that purpose, are invited to meet In
Mas, CONVENTION. At AUBURN HALL.
IA the city II .iHbura. Oh THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY. Jan. .. and IS. 20.
The Convention Will organize al O'Clock
7. NJ. on Thurday.
~" .seduced fare on all the Railroads
All religious and secular papers fayora-
Bile to the cause OF Fr.n1erince are re-
quested to publish this call. and clergymen
are invited to bring the same 10 the atten-
ton Of their con ,rcgltions. To the end that
the Convention may be fully attended
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06

ANOTHER KNOCK AT TIE DooR.-Mr.
Vincent Colyer has returned to Washing
ton and presented To General Grant me
mortal OF the citizens Of Victoria and other
towns in Vancouver's Island asking for an
nexation. 1t was shown by Mr.. Colyer to
Senator Sumner, who said that it was i'm
portant and could have but one terlnina-
that the great Canadian Dominion is a fail
ure Newfoundland and Nova Scotia are
stoutly protesting against being confeder-
ated with It. Rupert's Land is in armed re-
bellion against it, and now Vancouver's
Island demands immunity from IT, All
these colonies are tending irresistibly to-
wards annexation with the United States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06

The First Mortgage Bonds of the Cen.
trail Railroad Of Iowa are being very favor
ably received. aud sales ARE steadily Ia
crca>ing Two weeks ago one ofthc Com
pany'> Directors. who previously held $40
on Of these Bonds took so 900 more.
We now learn that the safe gentleman
(whp has personally examined the line and
it, prospects of success intends to IN
crease his investment to SioD.oaD. This is
a good indication Of the rial vaine Of the
enterprise. which has many special f.at
urc~ ~ Importance and security MANY
holders of Governments arc improving the
opportunity afforded by the purchases bv
the Secretary Of thu Treasury. and. while
rcalIzin. the premium upon their Govern
mcnt Bonds, rc-inyesting in Central Iowa
Bonds. which pay per cent gold. free of
government tax. and which can now be OBJ
tanned for o. and accrued interest In cur
rcncy. The gold coupons will be paid al
the Company's Office in this CITY On and
after January 18th. and purchaser. before
thai date have the advantage Of the prcini-
um upon the gold At that time Somr Or
the m Ain features % the enterprise are no.
ted in another column
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06

ArGusrA JAN. tth, 1870.
send vou the following statistics which
may be interesting -
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VOLUME Is.
County Commission RS Accounts for
1850

COUNTY OF HANCoCK:
1879 roJAnes ". gLA1sprrt m
Jan 2B-2s, To DAYS ate Iiance at Cont A. =,
. rravsi 20 Ellsworth and back
= miles, > "a
Mar sB-lo, " Three days assesst " County
and other Business >,
" Travet TO Ellsworth and back
- miles. d .,
Apr S-3 a" Five days attending Court az
Ell>wosth
Ttavel 70 Ellsworth ami bark '-'''
- mil5s
AZ, a,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06

.,tr ttsnt y NV rat-I' ptlIrc. Washington
un.irr che Act 81 Is
Sc, -. SITE St.. Opposite kIlbv ST.,
BOSTON
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-06

State Erecutire Temperance Committee.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1870-10-26

One of the principal and most extensive
carriage manufacturing establishments in
the United States, exhibiting several of
their latest styles of carriages, is the firm of
D. NJ. Miller d Co., of Quincy, Ill. Among
the most attractive are the ''Cabriolet Char
iotees," standing Top Buggies," "Open
and Top" and several other kinds of the
latest styles. We have attended the Fairs
ofNew Orleans and Texas. and were under
the impression that we had seen the most
elegant and fashionable carriages in exist
ence, but must confess that those offered by
Messrs. Miller & Co., surpasses all others.
Mr.. +. Ell. Todd, the travelling agent, is
now prepared to receive orders, and desires
the merchants, livery-stable men, and those
in need of the most unique carriages in the
United States, to give him call. He will
not take the carriages back to Quincy, so
Mr.. Reader. now is the time to secure car
rage at manufacturers prices. You will
never have another opportunity to equal
| this
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1870-10-26
Among the Institutions of the Fair az
the Coleman Mills in operation.

The "ARRow 1T is with ex-
ceeding pleasure that we call the attention
of our readers, and more particularly Plan
tiers, to the ARROW" which has been en-
tered at the Fair for competition against
any and all other Ties.
The perfect uniformity and superior quail
ty of the Iron furnished for the Band the
ease and facility with which the Tie is ad-
justed; its simplicity and strength have
made the "Arrow Tie" to be universally
| acknowledged as the best Cotton Tie in use
The gentlemanly agents, are III. T. Bartlett
and r. w. Rayhe, No. As Carondelet street,
New Orleans-Messrs. Bartlett 81 Rayne's
agent is on the Fair Ground in charge OF
the Arrow Tie, and will be gratifed to have
the Planters of this State call on him
We predict Blue Ribbon.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1870-10-26
DoLpEAn CoMMrRcrAI CoILrer-It is

DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE-It is
the duty of parents and guardians to give
the youths under their charge an educa-
ton that will fit them for the active duties
of lite-such one as has been well termed
"a cash paying education,"a policy of in
surance against want and care during life.
One of the best known institutions of learn
ing in the country Is the Dolbear CONNER
cial College, Nos. 164 and 166 Canal street,
most delightful location, with spacious and
airy rooms, centrally located and easy of ac-
cess. Here students pay but once, securing
life scholarship, during which they may
| confine themselves to any branch they may
particularly desire to excel in-commercial,
French, Spanish, etc. Board can always be
obtained for pupils in respectable families at
reasonable prices, where, if desired, they
can have the advantage of speaking the Ian
guages taught. Professors of acknowledged
ability have been secured in each branch,
and it will be their constant care to have
the students under their charge excel in
their studies.-Ne,o Orleans Times, Aug. %,
1870.