New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
Unstrnctlon.
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
CWITHIN c. SHORTLlDGES,
y MEDIA. PENN, ACADEMY. nur,
TWELVE MILES FROM Pii ILADELPHiA'

ALTON FOR ADMl7H1DN
BeSng SS yq%@s s%s Ss ss se a%d
essa oSys U1s sshoos S in the untsi states fun thee1
,s1r 10 o idvaneed and pupils ndiydua and
class instruction hSy o Tdps NAV select any us
or choose regular English scientific Bu,incs tassea -
Students nsted at Media Aeademy are now n hg
princeton, pnlvsrSn ychnc 81 srboaIs anna"
"Sontoned students uiorcd any study and hed for
courses OF lectures With the best spd n Il % saefs
i've Nith he Principal No boarding out in private families
32 @ & Us n, ii Wafdrose bureau table
stand, toilet set two SINGLE beds wiz, tprgS EooI ~ nce
order sc Building eted throughout and thorGnln
lighted with Dningio m hed out IN tne Drst
LAperencedmen walters ESc leh tanT With Two
bowling alleys and other fixtures Ampe grounds ii na @
piyrifect no malaria TKs health Of Melia has Jew
Iance Necessary 10 make rca home ana drst-cs'
Media has seven churches and temperance charter pro-
si eT nar ~ whole fpcnse Tor every thing boos'
stationery, Postycy no extra chirses eHc'R5 R1e,drn
II .ia i. conveui,nily accessible from all pon s. No
coming Tom New York riitsbure BAL iiu2lt " i VI
every hour distance ~ mills AK ct hf"a t scocl i've
For new illustrated circular the rnnciPa and Pre-
vcpsiiy Graduato', Media, Penn --
V'HE IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytowp, \.
ness For GpSS e,reulss address * Rowe A A. Principal
For Young Ladles-counErv-
pORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE.-ln-
- GTasns ye1y in ayS s9a Irp@aS aa 9nf N woman
Mailaa, iS u Rev WM G. B0WN \. NJ, Bordeutown, Nj
TOLIEGIATE SCHOOL for Young Ladies',
- rngiewood y J.-PIcpaTaton for V4sslI rpegStS'
Fa tenn opens september lo ApMALIEh M + " - IIST
(tORNWALL COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR
~ LADi.S.-.5rlutI!ui a
above ihe hudsoa and German spo@ei RccIp al
yapn%a yapdaasi on q,S ais ar g. ' Do' air ''
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
w. LADta fS'oT9 % liePha saG hen @ r. r %
miles from philadelphia vlth hrou{1 cars il9n
ana Thorough elegant buildings and ali ooavenencos
fdfsatl ia5fs Saoas s 5 adTc.s S'n VIZ G " g. Tier Pin
DREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, ~ y, y.
- Hoach@. thoIough poeiessiNe Ne" ,'',t'y9 'H
cular with ful particulars "-u'S"r T. '-"Ii a. % u
NLMlRA FEMALE COLLEGE.
r. eog2 & The G, M i" Fa. IS5 T9 S cac EN- m Nelt s
BIO" 0's DD' lev A. " CON LIS d. D.. Elmira' " Y
uOME SEMINARY for girls; 18th year;
ley. ". M Wells, Fdncipal liiehtstown y. j.
HONE INSTITUTE for Young ladies, larry
town n II home ,ss SaIS e. '''Ss n SfsS&nF e2 Frne
gEOUGHrON SEMINARY for Young ladies'
Advantages unsurpassed For Record or catalogue
address A. t. G-N..Dit - Chnoh' y. i.
HILLSIDE SEMINARY, BRiDGEPOHT
Conn. Reorcns sept IS. 1852, College preparation
NSeCNteYl33J. STONE MAEIANA sLADE HOP.ON.
/ ASELL SEMINARY, Aubumdalc, Boston
- Mass Advantages with delightful suburban home >p
Of hcata manners ana m ais O gipNlLg s' ',oi
Da5 oiaae apPiy piS carr Addicss g bRIGbJS, Principal
NIIss Montforts school foryoung Ladies', Grove
w Hail New-Haven o. Eighth vca' nesns sept ~
lEISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and y, Day
I'VE schoo or ouas ladies' Tarry iowa on the Hudson
Will reopen september -"
MRS. r. II. GRISWOLD and daughters, in
vi t.er pleasant ONE, Lyme Sonn oeride me usual
or music vocal bar piano guitar drawing and panihk
N6RS. :. l.. CADl'S Boarding and Day School
Itecni wear commences september % for cIcuar
MISS AKEN'S English, French and German
VI Boarding school for Young Ladies' stamiord Conn
Circulars application
NEAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, for Young
M Iales, Pttsleld. &asa-Ione ana widely known ior
'no'o"Fh AGdrcss E"y C. v SPEA tae Principal
MISS MOTIFS English AND FRENCH
vi Family and Day school for Younr iade. 80 % Ma,' 81
Circulars seat upon application.
NEISS HAINES'S SCHOOL Woodside, Hart
picturesque sarroungs trcn ana ermaa sBoSgn ainj IN
MISS Z. ELIZABETH DANAS .u,,oo,
w ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING. SCHOOL
FOR IOUNG LADIES, Moriatoyn, y j.. reopen' se2em;
aacuEe & goi" @ iuon i, Ent and Latin 800 per an
n9m mgm For &IiG etrcaias 1i address rs the Principal
NEW-CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES' e1peHenfea. ie1G.'T.' n9T % i'ol
Ncw-t anaau, Conn.
DYE SEMINARY RYE, NEW W-YORK.-For
II particulars address Mrs ; j. LitE.
CTAMFORD, CONN.-MRS. RICHARDSON'S
y English, French and German Boarding and Dav Schoo
for Young Ladies reopens september -.
THE ELMS.-Family and day school for
1 els Ingraham.ave. Springfield. Mass. For circulars,
address principals, Misses PORTER % CHAMPNL1'
TENPLE GROVE LADIES SEMINARY,
Saratoga SPRINGS y y = Year begins sept ~ send
for year bOos. CHARLES J. DoWD 4. H. PreSdent
fNUE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY, near
baltimore for Girls; noted for healh lhIlncss, careful
training thorough instruction and the nfuences0t Chris
tan II one REV. j. RICH, 81. b., keistefsioWn, Nd
NASSAR COLLEGE.
pouehkeepsle n y. \ complete college course for
women with schools Of Painting Music and preDart
| tory department Catalogue sent...... =, - ,,..
WELLS COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES,
w Aurora. Cavuga Lake y. Y Session begins september
4'' i'0-' ''"1 ~ r. s.FRIsBEh. d D.. President
| WINTER HOME SCHOOL,
Near COLUMBIA, s. c.
This school established plan Of the European Homo