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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

THE Primary ELECTION. Our Dem.
oeratic friends, besides voting for candidates for
the several county Offices, will be called upon 10
express their opinion by ballot at the election on
the 10th Of June, IA reference TO the mode Of nom
mating candilates in the future.
The County Committee published the following
among the rules aud regulations;
"At the meeting Of the Return Judges hold the
nth day Of June, 1870, the following resolution
was adopted
Resoired, That the County Committee be and
are hereby authorized and directed 10 submit the
question Of change in the present system Of
making nominations to a vote Of the Democracy
at the Primary Election In 1871, and that the
Chairman is authorized to prepare and furnish
the necessary blanks and directions for taking the
said vote.
now therefore give notice that the necessary
papers and tickets will be sent out with the other
Primary Election papers, and that vote will lie
taken as directed by the foregoing resolution"
1t will be observed by the foregoing that a
change is desired by some, hence the submission
of the question at this time. Our Democratic
friends VIII please bear in mind the fac; that a
change is not always an Improvement and without
this no one should desire or advocate a change.
As we never design TO be a candidate for an Of.
dcO, nor have we any particular friends 10 reward
or enemies to punish, we cannot be charged with
selfish motives in what VIC may say upon this sub
jeet. What we desire is the stable aud continued
success Of our party. This we hold has been
awarded US under the present system, usually
termed the Crawford Sysiom. We are we'll aware
that there are many members Of our party, for
whose views and opinions we have great respect,
who favor the delegate system. Now, If they can
prove to us that the change they desire to bring
about will more substantially consolidate and har
monize the party than the present system, then
we will be ready for a change, too. But. until
the features of weakness in the present system are
pointed out, and those Of additional strength in
the delegate system, we will oppose change.
Change is not always reform. There are evils in
the present system we would like to get rid Of
but this seems impossible. No system be
adopted but what some men would soon be found
to perycrt it. Even church organizations possess
elements Of weakness. Hence it is simply non
sense for politicians to overcome that which
Christians always acknowledge to exist among
them.
We hope our friends in the several boroughs
and townships will not allow themselves to be
wholly absorbed by the interest Of their favoriie
candidate for Office, bat give some thought and
time to that which relates to the future welfare Of
the party. See that the question Of change does
not 20 by default, but instead have full vote
polled on the question. A popular expression
will prove satisfactory to ALL because the minority
viii yield magnanimously upon learning that the
question at issue was fairly treated.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

Tin RAFTING SEASON Our lum-
Il ben enjoyed fne rafting season on Sunday
N Moudsy last. A large number of rsfts passed
n place on their way to market. A very heavy
y Of lumber occurred also on Friday and Sat
Day Of the previous week, but no RATS went be-
n shamokin, for want Of water. Since, how
~, everything has passed down below and by
y latter part Of this week the lumber depots Of
iildlotown, Marietta and Columbia will be over
bcked.
Some system should be adopted at the Lumber
fty and Curwcnsville dams by which RATS would
}, be detained. We are informed by many that
whole day was lost in getting raft out Of those
10 dams This is great hindrance, and the de-
y often prevents men from getting to market
ten on the second rise.
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onIruAnr.-we CODY lhe IoIIowlng

OBIrUARY.-We copy the following
from the venango Spectator. Mr.. shugeH has a
number ef relatives residing in this county, and
was highly esteemed BY those who were personally
acquainted with him:
DmD.-At his residence in Washington, D. c.,
Sunday night April 23d, 1871, John W. Shugcri,
Esq, aged az years.
The announcement Of Mr.. shugert's death will
recall to our older citizens, especially to those
whose memory can compass a third Of a century
the varied events Of that portion of our history in
which be bore part. llo was born near Muncy,
Centre county, Pa, February IL, 1904. Remoy-
ing 10 Franklin in 1887, he subsequently founded
the Democratic Afch, which he conducted with
the vim aud spirit which characterized the hot
aud lively politics Of those days. His style or
writing was incisory, clear and pointed, anl he
treated any subject without fear. After having
filed the Office OF sheriff, to which be was elected
in ls4I, he served as Commissary in the Mexican
war with the rank Of Captain, under Col. Roberts,
who afterwards f,ll aud was succeeded By Colonel
(now Goyernor) Geary.
Returning from Mexico, be was twice elected 10
the State Legislature, serving in 1850 and 1851.
About this time, in company With X. Il. Cochran,
ESQ. he became joint editor Of The Spectator. lie
was frequently delegate to State and district
conventions.
In 1859 he was engaged in the construction of
that part Of the PcnnsyNnna railroad BY when
the inclined planes were avoided. In 1903 be re-
moved to Washington, whoro be has since resided
lie was appointed Assistant Examiner in the Pat
ent Office under Buchaunn's administration wae
displaced during Lineon's fret term, but was soon
after restored to government service in the OF.
dlnanec Department, and continued therein until
his death.
Mr.. Shugort leaves n second wife and family
Of three daughters, all well settled in life. His
funeral was attended by large coneourse OF per
sonal friends in all walks Of life. His las, Illness
lasted about ten doys For six years past be had
been a member Of Wesley (M. e. Chapel Congrc-
CATION. He was conscious and hopeful to the last,
and his calm resignation must have sprung nom
the expectation Of immortal lie and the full as
snrsncc Of eternal peace.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

SroLEN.-The proprietor Of the
Spread Eagle Hotel Mr.. J. i. Bumgardner'
awoke on Sunday morning to find himself minus
his pookct-book, the contents Of which were about
$500 10 money aud several valuable papers. On
Monday the pockot-book was found secreted in
one Of the rooms Of the hotel with the papers in
tact, but the money gone. This loss will be felt
by Mr.. Bumgardner, and as there is no suspicion
as to who the guilty party s, the recovery Of any
part Of it, or the punishmen, Of the thief is i'm
probable PhiipsJHrg Journal.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

BREEcnEs AND PRoMIsEs.-ln Frank
lin an oil merchant did dwell whose name was J.
Q. Wagner and in Bsiiefonie lived Miss Jennie
Mcbride, not the "proud Miss McBdic," but the
meek Miss Mcbride. Miss Jennie taught school,
and was lovely. aud the Wagner loved her So
that he said to Miss Jennie one fine evening in
June" under the pale faced moon, when the frogs
we're in tune " will be thine " thou'lt be mine
Then Jennie pitied Wagner much, and consented
to let his weary heart find rest, aud she promis-
ed to cook his beef steak, and mend his coat
sleeves and starch his shirt collars. After the
walk Jennie continued 10 teach school, and her ai
fcction was no longer with her pupils-all her ai-
fections were with the oil merchant. But eventu-
ally the oil merchant, in perfect keeping with oily
things, slipped his heart away from the reposi-
tory in Jcnnies bosom. Then Jennie sued the
Wagner for bis oily conduct. There was an i'm
mense law suit The gentle maiden appeared in
n court Of different kind from that known to her
when her affections were sued for, and she claim
el incalcuahie damages in interesting specifca-
tons. Ancr long and luscious trial The gallant
jury rendered a verdict in the sum Of $500,
which the said ]. c. Wagner had better pay.
Bumbls bees aud
Honey combs --EreLange
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NEW WASHINGTON ACADEMY,
G. W. lNNES, AM, Principal.

HNHE FIRST SESSION Of this institution will
Il commence on Monday, the 18Th day Of May
next. TERN, five mouhs1 ~
Pupils may euter at any time, and viii be
charged tniiion from The time they enter until the
close of The s. zion. Tho course Of instruction
will embrace an branches incladed in thorough
practical education for 10th soxes.
Vocal Music taught when desired
Good boarding can be obtained at
THREE DOLLARS PER WEEK.
Parcnts can he assured that the ability and
energies of the Principal will be devoted to the
mental and moral training Of those placed under
his charge.
Ess Terms Of Tuition will be moderate. and
can be ascortained by addressing DR.. J. lnnes, at
New Washington, or the Principal, g. ". lnnes,
4. Appollo, Armstrong county, Pa. but who will
be ~ New Washington alter April let
New Washington. March p, lS7l-tf.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

Is OMssIoN.-We observe that
Chairman Of the Democratic County Commit
b enumerating the number Of county officers
elected this fall, has omitted that Of County
'eyor Mr.. Mcclosky having been elected
years ago, must he reelected Tor some one
or vacancy will occur.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

rhodist Episcopal Chnrch--Rev. ]. II.
In. Pastor.-Public Service every Sabbath,
NJ. and a p. NJ.
N,th School at A. NJ.
Meeting every Thursday, at n P. NJ.
-nunion Service, first Sabbath of every
A at lui An.
|Andrew's sChurch--Episcspai--Rcv.
IL HALL.-Public Service Sunday morning
Iclock. and at P. M.-Sunday School at
Meeting Wednesday evening
beloek.
ksbyterlan Church--Rev. Mr.. DurLHR.-
Service every Sabbath, morning and even
Mist Church-Rcv. W. D. SKINNER, Pas.
Pubic services every Sabbath, morning or
. :. alternately.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

FARMERS, TAKE NoTIcE!-H. F.,
Bigler A Co. have just received a lot Of iron and
wood Cutiyators, iron and wood single and
double shovel Plows, steel centre lever hillside
plows which they offer at manufacturers prices.
Call and examine their stock
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

SQUARE Upl-IIaving associated
John O. schryvcr with me in the Hardware busi-
ness and manufacture Of Tin, Sheet Iron and Cop
per Ware, persons having unsettled accounts will
do mo a great favor by calling Immediately aud
souoring IN. FHEp sAcKrrr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

READY FOR BUsINEss.--lt will be
noticed by the advertisement and posters Of James
johnson Sons, that they will soon be ready for
business. Although they were "burnei out some
time ago, they are not "burned up but ready to
trade with old and new customers, having large
stock Of new goods on hand which they will sell
very low for cash or exchange for wool.
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PorsoNED BY MIsrAKE.-On Satur.

POISONED BY MIsTAKE.-On Satur-
day evening. the 18th ult, Mr.. Brady MeCor-
nick. Of watsontown, entered the drug store Of
IIollopstor and remarked to some friends tha, he
felt like taking drink. Accordingly he stepped
behind the counter and OF two bottles labelled
took one marked "Tr. Apii" whereas ,he bot
tie containing the liquor was marked "Tr. Apii ct
CamPh.' lie drank several ounces Of the
hoid whish happened TO be Laudanum. All
Efforts to save him were Of no avail and
he died at about one o'clock the nest morn
ing. lie VAS buried on Tuesday. and as a
marx Of respect the business places we're closed
during The ssrsi-st-- WaRsmYori Standard.
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Insure Your ProperlYI

rVnE undersigned arc prepared to take any
reasonable Gre risks, in good aud reliable
companies, such ~ the Farmers Mutual Of
York, Pa; the " Andes, Of Cincinnati, ohioi the
"Germania," Of Now York, aud olhcfs. Rates
reasonable, and In case Of loss money will be paid
up promptly. IRWIN khEBs'
Cleardold, Pa, April ~, lsil-M.
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service will be
J tn, Lutheran church, in this place, on
n morning next, May llth, at the usual
A full attendance ofthc members is ospe-
..unnaLnl
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AGENTS WANTED.-A general agent
wanted in this county to procure Insurance Tor
hrst-class Fire Insurance Co., Of philadelphia.
Inquire Of the editor Of this paper for name and
address. May iO-lm
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cLEARFIELD, PA.
Terms of Subscription.

yEsDAY MORNING. MAY 10, 1871
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Soda watcr, pure, fixing and cxhiloTa,yor at
A. |. shaws. The only Soda Fountain in The
county. syrups fresh aud pure Those visiting
town to sec the elephant, and those in town, who
will no doubt see the great show, should sustain
health by paironiling the excellent beverage
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

Pair Of White, Douhlc-backcd Bactrian Camels,
African Eland, Trcc Topper, Cariboo the Cahia
nan, Camolopard. llippopoiamus, South Amori-
oan.l Arabian Dromodiry Black Bear, 1hhet or
sun Bear, Gr1zly Bear, White Polar Bear, Ponnh
Bear. Brown Bear, lhe Nyl Gau. Asiaiio and Afri-
can Lion and Lioncss, pair of monster Royal Ben
gal Tigers Abyssinlan hex, East India Antelope,
Cashmere Goats, Ebony Headed palatinc sheep,
Spotted Axis Deer, Bison Of Colorado, American
Fallow Deer, South American Jagunr, silver Jon.
Of California, Peruvian Alpacas, striped and Spot
ted lIyonas, Llama, or Camel Of the Andes, Puma
or American Cougar, American Buffalo, Virginia
Panther. Senegal Loopards, Black Tiger, Spotted
Tigers shetland Cow, Australian Kangaroo Rat
Kangaroo Of New Zealand, Sacred Cattle, Tawuy
Lion Of Kafra, the Zchu or Ok Nunda, African
Poroupinc Badgers, Beavers, White, Brown and
Gray Coons, Wild Cats, Foxes. Wcazols, Ciyit
Cats Lynx, pccaircs, Wamhat, Gazccs. Japanese
Swine, African Jaekals, llumardras Balloons, or
Lion slnyers, Ooelot, Rhama- phog liounds, Apes
and Monkeys, Strcpsiceros or Horned Musmon,
Chamos, Armalillo, Babyrousa, Hedgehog Baris
and Black Monkey, Maudril, Waudorau, gounine
Barbary Zebra. Chetah or Ounce, Gnu, sloih and
Tapir Horned Horse, just added, &c, &c.
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km.-A Fair for the benefit of st.
Is Church, Clear6eld will be held June the
b c. Kratzer's old Store, Front street, near
b. A splendid brass baud viii be in atten-
erery evening. T.J. McMANUS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

FoR SALE.-Onc Shifting. Top Bug
gy, finished in complete order. Also hve sets Of
Harness, and two leather Fly Nets. Apply to D.
q. Niyling, Clcar1cld may lO-St
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

OUR BOROUGH IAXEs.-M pre-
same our borough authorities School Directors
and Town Council, will soon be engaged in assess
ing the taxes for 1871. The valuation of this
borough under the former triennial assessment
amounted to the sum Of s22l,eOO. Upon this the
School Board assessed tax Of 10 mills, making
about 1926 90. The Town Council assessed
similar amount In what manner they spent the
money We presume the taxpayers will learn ex-
acty when in accordance with the law they pub
lish their annual statement
The present triennial assessment amounts to
i3l,lOO, nearly double the amount Of last year
Nos, If our borough authorities could hardly
spend a ten-mill tax last year, how in the name
Of common sense can they do it this year, In
other words, If ten mills on the former assessment
Or valuation raised sufficient tax to keep our
school, open and repair the streets, why will not
fee Mills answer under the present assessment
What the officers design doing in the premises we
know not but If they have no use for any more
taxes this year, than the past, we are satisfied
that fee mill tax will raise all the necessary
revenue for either school or street purposes.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

STATE APPROPRIATION The fol-
buins School Drafts for 1870 have been cashed
y Treasurer illegal. and tho several School
BOarls should see that the District Treasurors arc
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For Paints, Oils, vanishes, Lead, and Zinc,
pure, good and cheap, A. l. shaw's Is the place.
You viii there find the largest stock in the county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

The RAILRoAD.--That the GLOW
grade railroad which passes through the North
western portion Of our county is to be commenced
10 earnest, is evident from the following notice,
shich We clip from an exchange:
ALLEGHENY VALLEY r. R. Co.'S OFFICE,
PirTsnuRGH, PA, April 25th, lS7l.l
Proposals will be received until May 5th for
The graduation and masonry Of all the heavy por-
tons Of the Benncit's Branch Extension Of the
Allegheny Valley Misunderstanding Eastward
a distance Of about % miics--from Red Bank
Station, on the Allegheny Valley Railroad. Plans
aud specifications can be seen and all Information
obtained after May ist at the Office. Bids to be
addressed TO the undersigned, care Of Allegheny
Valley Railroad Company, Pittsburgh, Penna.
JOHN A. WILSON,
Chief Engineer.
This Is for the whole line between the Ale
ghsny Valley Road aud the Philadelphia and
Erie Road, by way Of Drookville, Rcynoldsville,
Luthcrsburg and Penfeld. This line will have
the lowest grade Of any road in this country con-
pccting the Atlantic with the Western States, and
must become the great through route for al heavy
frcirht
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On Friday, April 2Olh, 1871.

VI N , n - ~ ~
win return from the East with the largest and
mosl choice stock Of French Millinery Goods ever
brought 10 Cioarield and all the new and elegant
sumnur styles selected by herscf from the most
fashionable houses in the city.
Also, choice variety Of Notions, Gloves, No.
sicry, Lace Collars silks, Laoes. kc. large
and select assortment Of Dress Trimmings, &c.
am also prepared to do Dress making in the
most fashionable aud satisfactory manner
MRS. r. T.. WATSON
Clrarfcld Pa. Apru "a. is7t.3t
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A. NJ. Hills desires us to say he
! absent from his Office during the coming
rom the 18th inst.
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MISS II. S. SWANS 8 q
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

CLEARFIELD, IA. Hs.l
V'HE SPRING TERN Of fourteen weeks, viii
i commence Monday, April 10Th, 1871.
A Primary department will be added TO the
School this fall for which the services Of com
poigut instructor have been engaged Aud no
effort will be spared to render this department
attractive and instructive.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Orthography Writing objectLes-
sons, Primary Arithmetic and Primary
Gcography-.,,...........,........,........s 81 90
History, Local and descriptive Geography ~1
All written Observation-Disclosures. 90
Algebm and the Scicnees................. ~ 90
Insuuctionin Instrumental music. 10 90
OIL painting, "a lessons 10 90
Wax work ....... .... .......................... s 90
For fni particulars send for Circular.
Ciear6eld. Sept. :, IS70-lypd. f--. t- "a
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Casgowary, two Ostriches King Vulturo, Condor
and Eagles, Black and White Swans, Pair Of Snow
white African pelicaus, Pair Of White Pcacoeks
African Crowned Cranes, Lyre Bird, New Holland
Emus, Birds Of Paradise Satin Breasted Pcroqucis
White Carrier Doves, African Gray Parrots, Col
den Phoasants, spanifh Macaws' Tnmpieo Parrots
King Lori Birds, Roso Coeatoos, Silver Pheasanis
Chinese Birds in great variety, and the GREAT
AUSTRALIAN BIRD SNOW, containing every
imaginable variety Of The many oolorod Birds Of
Plumagc, will be found in The Ornithologcal De-
partmcnt Of this Colossal show.
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A GRAND OPENING /!
THIS WEEK ! -'l-s I
The finest stock Of the season ever brought to
' Clear1old in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
Notions, &c, &C., &c.

Shaeiings and Pillowcase Muslins.
Muslins, Stripes and feelings.
Great bargains in Linen and White Goods.
Table Linens MarscIles, Quilts. i4.
Towlcs, Towliug, Napkins, Crib Quilts, &c.
Striped and Plaid Nainsooks, Maslns, Lawns,
Cambrics, &c.
Plain, Striped aad Printed Piques.
pcrcalcs aud Linen Goods for Dresses.
New styles in Millinery Goods.
Hats, Bonncts and Flowers, in great variety.
White Trimmings in great variety.
Hair Goods, new styles, in great variety.
Ladies Goats, Gloves, Hosiery, 4e.
Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes.
lIS- stock Is complete in every particular
and the prices are such that will please all.
Do not fail to
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES
1zg~ Butter, Eggs, Wool, and all marketable
produce, taken in exchange for goods.
REED BROTHERS.
clesrfci, March Is, 1871
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CD. wArsos s,llst the cheapest Teas to be had in
Clearneld county.
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r, K. Arm OLD g. CO.,
BANKERS,

Luthersburg. CIcarheld county. Pa.
Money loaned At reasonable rates; exchange
bought and sold; deposits received, and gen.
earl banking buaue's will be carried on At the
above place fl2Tlh
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Ll BLOOM, Of CuFwcnsyille, will be candi-
\ date for PRolHoNorARr- ubicct to the action
OF the Democratic party at the Primary Election.
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pROTHONoTARY,

4 ARON c. TATE, of Clarified, will be a can
IA didate for PnorHoNorARY- subject to the
action Of the Democratic party at the Primary
Eleclinn
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rI,n efMtaiIppal. 80 80 =
CLEARFfELD ACADEMY.
A Male and Female High School I
NJ Nlf-fi -+ifrr4D
Each Department Distinct and Complete
In ttseii. .s--u,

.N 80 aAHNasal..tN| lal4-ll.-4 d t'NA@- y
TE'HE FOURTH srsaos Of the present scholastic
Il wear OF this lDstituton viii COMMENCE on
MONDAY, the LIST day Of MAY. 1871.
Pupils can enter At any time They will bo
charged with iuiiion from thi time they enter to
the close Of the Session. +. ri ~. 1-r
The course Of ins,ruciion cpbraees every thing
Included in Thorough, Practical and accomplish
Ell education for b6Th scxcs r
TERMS Ok TUITIoN.
Orihography, Reading, PenmaHship, Primary
Arithmetic, Primiiry Geography, and Pencil
Drawing, per Session tll weeksl. ........ IS w
Grammar Local Descriptive Biography,
Map Drawing, History, MentaIahd Writ
ten Arithmetic ahd Pencil Drawlng....... So 90
Algebra, Geome'ry, TrgonoiDetry, Men
suration, Surveying. Natural and Moral
Philosophy, Geolegy, Physiology, Chem
isiry. Rhetoric, Physical Geogrhthy Book
Keeping, Botany and Pencil Dravipg.... 50 %
Latin, Greek and French with any of the
ABOVE ....... ..-.....Sl2 90
Pearl or Oriental Painting t2f lessons).... ~ 90
Mouochromaiic Painting, ga lesHons) ..... 10 90
Crayon Drawing t2i lessons )..........,...... 10 90
Fancy Hair Work. l2i lessons) ............s " 90
lapcstf ...-.-...'.-......g...... W
Inst umtnta Music, go essons) )-,.... lD O0
lEs-- No deduction will be made for absenca.
Students from q distance eau be accommodated
With boarding at low rates. aw
ANY one not a member Of the school ran receive
private Instructions in any Of the ornamental
bra rhos.
For further particulars inquire Of or address
Rev. =. L. HARRISON A. NJ, !
Fob. 2, Is1OAG Principal.