goitor's '',l:bl..t.
(Coniinned from, page 402).
PERIODICALS AND PAMPHLETS.
THE ED/NBURGII - REVIEW for October contains
among others, a sharp criticism of the second
volume of Kinglake's Crimea, noticing its parti
zan tune against France and on the side of Lord
Raglan, its un-historic minuteness, and its incor
rect reasonings upon the military situation, not
to name charges of inaccuracy of statement. The
article closes with the expression of the possibil
ity that some more satisfactory history may ap
pear, while Mr. Kinglake is in the midst of his
needlessly protracted task. There is a favorable
notice of Darwin on' the Variation of Species
with copious extracts. " Modern Discoveries,"
it is claimed, have shown that man existed on
the earth at an epoch enormously removed from
the very dawn of history." 1 The critic, how
ever' freely admits the necessity of a First!Cause
and Supreme Will. Surely we ought feel grate
ful!
THE LONDON. QUARTERLY for, the same month
opens with.a Railroad article filled with valuable
statistics mainly froth British experience. The
article on " Lake Dwellings" is of extraordinary
interest, and is based upon works of later inves
tigators than those who, six years ago, first called
attention to the subject ; especially upon the
work of Dr. Ferdinand Keller of Zurich, which
has been edited in English by John Edward .
Lee.' The article shows how delicate and acute are
the methods of inquirers ; at the same time
protesting against the unconscionable demands for
time made by enthusiastic investigation, carried
away with the novelty of their discoveries. The
conclusion as to the possible age of the Lake
Dwellings, reached by the writer is, that he has
" met with nothing like an absolute convinding
proof that the first lake-man drove Hs first
rudely pointed fir-stem in the Swiss waters fifteen
hundred, or even a thousand years before the
Christian era."
*its kit fur elitutto.
CMIRCIE VOtitTS.
The Presbytery of Port Wayne, Ind., installed
Rev.W. S. Harker pastor over the church es o f Larwill
and Troy, Nov. 8, 1868. Sermon and constitution
al questions by Rev. W. C. Smith of Huntington ;
installing prayer and charge to the, pastor by Rev.
Dr, Henry Little, District. Secretary, of. Home Mis
sions; charge to the people by the Moderator.
The Synod of Wabash met at Wabash,lnd.,
Oct. 15th. Rev. Jno. E. Chapin was chosen nder
ator. Wabash College was, represented by Prof.
llovey and in a letter from. President Tuttle, the
Trustees appealing for help toereet additional build
ings, which are much needed. The Synod recom
mended the usual, Committee to attend the examin
inations there and at Lane Seminary. The Wabash
Female Seminary was recommended topopular con
fidence and patronage, after beiiv,yisited b' Synod
in a body. A, Committee was raised t act in enh--
cert with, the other Synodical Committees 4n,selling ,
The Cliriatiaw Herald for the benefit of:tape Sernin
ary in the,event of the Reunion of the two Aissern
blies. "On the subject of Reunion," writes the
Stated Clerk to The Herald, "The Synod,, as ; it bad
already done by Presbyteries,approved the Basis of
the Joint Committee. 'A de mortuia, nisi bonuin.'
The following, additional resolution was also adopt
ed : liesolimd, That this Synod halis as an omen
of great promiee, the expression not' only of wil
lingness, but,of an earnest i desire; on the part of, so,
many opposeCio' the npropo'sed Basis of union to
adopt the proficsaltion from the 'first most, in favor
with our own 011rirCh 'and its 'doinmittee, that the.
only Basis of, union be the; reception of the Stand
ards pure and simple, precisely as they are now
received by both Churches in the ordinaticin of,
every minister, elder and deabon.'
Crawfordsville was chosen as, the next place of
meeting, and the minutes ordered:id, be printed
_in
pamphlet roim.
The Synod °Oita Califor,itia met in the l3ow
ard church, San Francieno; Oct.,7th. Rev. Jas. 'Rier
pont was chosen Moderator. The Bible cat se,,and
those of Sabbath-schools, and of Home Missions
were presented. The deep and active interest mani
fested by the General Assembly in the cause of Home
Missions on the Pacific coast was formally acknowl
edged, and •the appointment of a district H. M. Se
cretary recommended, Rev. A. M. Stewart being
unanimously nominated to the Assembly's Com
mittee as a suitable;person. establishment of
a Presbyterian Theologi . cal Seminary was postpon
ed, and in view of Reunion prospects, students were
recommended to attend the theological department
which is abOd tbibe , bpenedin 'University College.
The services of the members of Synod in endowing
and patronizing pis department were pledged. The
Committee or,tie State of Religion reported a gen
erally encouraging state of things in the churches,
no great revivals but argreat advance in the aggre
gate attendance on the ordinances and in, the num
ber of persons in the Sabath-sehools, new churches
going up and others ()Completed, a growth in steadi
ness in the people, less itinerancy in the, ministry,
an influx ofimmigrantsof a desirable class, greater
sympathy and nearnelis or feeling in the churches,
itc. The great need- is in regard to a supply of
preachers of the. Word. The Occident was recom
mended to the churches.
Pitaskain Presbytery, 0., etribraces the counties
of Stark, Tuscarawas, Coshocton, Muskingumt Perry,
];airfield and Licking, By i reference,to a map, you
will perceive its long and irregtilar snaPe;fromlqorth
East to South-West. Bof the twenty-two churches
are in ; Licking county, 4 in Fairfield, 3 in Perry,A.in
kuskirigum, 2 in Coslinchin, 2 in Stark, and "1 iii
Thsearawas. One of our ministers (the Rev: Abra
hami S. Avery), has been called to his final, rest with
in the year. He had recently moved from New Lex
ington, Ohio, to Lawrencebtirg, Indiana. Of' the 16
ministers remaining, 6 are pastors, 3 stated supplies,
and 7-W. C. We have one licentiate who is about
to be ordained if the way is clear, and candidates.
At its 'lat'e -meeting, the Prbsbvtery with great
unanimity expressed a desire for the re-union of the
two Assemblies. The Second Presbyterian , church
of Newark, during the past 'slimmer, has been en
gaged in erecting a very 6dmcciodions house of wor
ship at an expense of some ,s3o,gpo to $32,000.
The material is brick. The church' in Jersey, of
which the Rev! C. M. Pitst6i, - and has
been for nearly forty years, headband it necessary to
enlarge the ,house of worship, j althoughcomparatively
new, and liciVe done so during the summer at an ex
pense, lam told, of nearly 2000. T. W. HowE.
MiseelliinConth ,
Wabash College reached, dip ,XXXVIth Anni
versary of the driving of the first stake to mark its
site on the 23d of November: Ork the, 21gt of No
vember, 1832, several gentlerubh half
fhitchVille to discuss the question' or the'
andtfeasibility 451 a college. Thep leading men were
ministers and home ( miss ionaries.. Puly,sev'en 'Were
present, and those unanimously resolved • to make
THE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1868.
the attempt at once. Accordingly a public meeting
was called for the next night, the 22d, and a sub
scription raised. The oiler of Hon. Williamson
Dunn, to give fifteen acres for the site; was accepted,
and measures taken to carry forward the great
work. Three of the seven, on theiPway home from
a visit to the pastor of the Crawfordsville church the
next day, drove the stake down through the snow
as they passed the offered site, and knelt about
it in prayer for God's blessing on the work.
Thes3 facts were related at College " chapel " by a
survivor.
isThe Freedmen.—A layman answers the recent
circular oldie Home Mission Committee as follows:
" In view of the pressing calls upon the COmmittee,
for aid, not only from the usual sources, but also
from the Freedmen, I feel myself compelled to send
you another donation, praying the Master's blessing
upon His own, (or His it is. I give you for Home
Missions :111000. Would like my donation to go to
aid the Freedmen, if not needed more in some other
direction."
$8 SEWING IkOiINES:
PBEFEOTION AT LAST. Thnecdebritted STAIWARUSEWING
MACHINE, milli revirsib/s motion, is now sold :for the small
sum of 48, and Is , iyarranted tti make' atOstrdni, 'eltditic'end
beautifuLti stitch as any. Machine in. the world. , It will stitch; bens(
fell, tuck, quiff,' bind, brai cord and' embroider die-gently. -
Tlie
ladies are charmed with it, because it, is simple, durable and effi
cient. Agents are making $2.0 per 414.
A sample machine, netth private terms to agents, carefallyhocied
and shipped 'to any ExPress Offlce,"C. O. D.; 'Eight Dollars, and
warranted,Ftin Years. We ask no money in advanceobnt pay - the
Express Agent. when ybu receive the Machine,, Address the
STANDARD 'SEWING} 'MACHINE COMPANY, Vochiteter; Ndre
York. •
#.
• "ASTEili—AWeiiittfi-=-815 ti, in
0200 per eeth;.
1 every Where, Males and female, to: introduce the, GENU
INE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE . FAMILY SEWING
' ' MACHINE : TRU ' Maoliine will stitch , liiini, ( till,' Dick.,
quilt, cord, ,bind,,braid and embroider id a moat superior ;
manner. Pride, only ' $lB . Fully warranted far 'Die yews.
".. We will pay $lOOO for any Machine that will sew a strbh-.
,• , ger, more beautiful, or more elastic seam Gum ours:. It
makes the k E laitle Lock 'Stitch,' Every seemid stitch
. can Abe, cut, and still the cloth. cannot be, pulled apart
without tearing it. , We pay Agsnts from $75 to-8200, per
mouth . and &apelike; or A omVailtsfew Dad Which twice that,
amount can be made- , . •
SECOMB & CO., PITTSJIIIRG,
• • or laoStoN, me*
Address,
,
oevrtorr.=-42.0 - not , be imioeekl upon ..by Othkqportiee pbblitg.
off worthless cast-iron.xneebinee,„under thookame ?amp° ,or ,9tber ,
wise. Ours le the only"gebuine and Peelly prattiehl cheep tea— •
,chins manufactured 1, • : , I sepl7-13t
QUEEN or EttexAko s
Queen of England Soap:' "Quash of nglanif Soap.
Fur - doing alamilywashinrim the- bestmud - cheapest - mannorr
Guaranteed equal to any in the world! Has all the strength of
the old rosirusoap with the mild and lathering qualities of•renuine
Castile. Ti to oleadtd. 50d6.1 Abld by. 4110 •
• . • • 4 1 )..I.HGN cmmokaiiroake i
jyl6 ly ' ' 4B North Front St., Philadellihia.
m .
Paper Hanging &I Window' Shade
WAB_EHOUSE
936 Arch &poet,
OatB ly PIIIVADEPIELL
. •.,
•ft. 1 itirttirx 4 l4' —i.Airktili AtAtettrix- - -' ', ' •
_. TII.R.4...BTEAFUR , AND CAPRON, haring; -
p .
__
..
had 4 test of nine yea - fp, has proved' itself impenoi '--, ,14....
to any- other •arfrankement , for rcooking food ,
in '
, ~,, • -,,
largo quantities for man or domestic animals, and '''-, ---,--'
id 'well adapted forniethanical Purpose; wherreheat 0.. - ' --,- '.•
or a low pressure of steam is required. Those in- , - --,
terested Will 'please Send for teedrahniali t 'priees,'
.4.3 iireiii
r e ,
~ to . , , • . • IMMO •
-,.,,,--•'
C. H
JAMES - AND & COCO.
, Factors, . . •):...,,,suer- --.
Or to SAIrrEIIY Bc . CO, Manufacturers, ,
eptlo 3m. , - PHILADELPHIA. '
•
J. & GADMUS
736 MARKET ST., S. t Coiner 'of Eighth,
PHILADELPHIA,
IiANUFACTURERS AND DiALERiIIN
neosio MOM? 9
TRUNKS, CARPET RAGS-AND VALISE&
Ladies' Sacs, Bags, rocket -Books ingreai
variety;
WESTON & BROTHER
MEIN
900 An Ca" STBEEI: •
PHILADELPHIA;
Have just received , a..hempen:le assortment- of
FALL AND WINTER -GOODS ,
for ileetlemen's iv " ear, to whicitthey ' ltririte theattentlonOf their
friends aad.the public generally. .•. ,
A superlorgurmentat a reasonable Price.
:AATISPACTION GUAItANTF.BI)aP~ 1Y .
.
The Industrial 110 Re for Girls
IS now peimileintlyln a lionie belonging :to the IMititntibii, at
th'e
W. Oorner of Tenth and Oathaxiiii3 Sts,
'llls attention' of 'Clergymen, Union Benevintint and Trict •V1el!
tors, and`others visiting yobr; br raiskilectlllll , batted to
its object, viz.: toreceire dcstitt& or friendless girls between
and 18 YeariVitif age, tral Clio r' protiCilliin; • inatruCtiOn,i acid• a
Girls known , vicious habits Wilt not rekieived, , blit any
others will•be welcomed. .
-
•. *Order of the BoOrd of Managers, i •
• SANUEL . C. PERKINS;
Vice President; •
June 25-emus
LOUIS blikkAg
Stationer, Carl - Engraver ant PlaW Printer
1033 CBE STRE '
Vi 4.4 . 1
PHILADELPHIA
N e 'w. S c a; l e
g
a
IP I
• With IroitlirPatite.; 011014tratt§'- ,
'4414 AVVit,ffe
NELODEONO,- PARLOR, 'CHURCH iN
kinifitP
Weirr . antM,Ydili
100..1 . MOO deans and , Organs of; , six fir)3t
blaiT makers, at l ow
, prices for Cash, or on e-Aparter
cash and the, balance in Monthly, Installnents.,
Second-hand instruments . at great bargain's.
,Illus
irate'T 6116.14'4s 'thiated. (Mr. Waters is the' Ail
thor of Six Sunday School Music Bo6liSi " Seav'
enly Echoes," and "Iltw''''S."S":"Bcll," just issued.)
Nparerooms, No. 481 ;Broadway, N. Y .
'HORAbE WATERS':':
ftstkatowiAm.
THU Waters , Piatibi , are kimitn Initnig the very beet— .
[rnto , York EvansliBt, , „ ,
We can speak'orthe'uierits, of the Waters Pianos from
personal knowledge. as being •of the very best quality.
{Christian In4elligencer.
The Wtitefe Piatioi 'a:rebuilt of the bat' and most thcirl,'
°uglily, seasoned inaterial.- n --, -[Adroopate anal , Journal:;
Waters' Pianos and Me l lodeons challenge comparison
.with; the ' firiesti Made , anYihere in the' tiOuntry.:--Eiloliter
4untal. 3 ~ I ~ , p ,
dui:friends will find at Mr:Waters' store the very best'
'asSortixtept , of -Prgans andTitemii , tolio ft:4lnd Ait the Uni-i
ted States.- 7 -[qi•ahant'a Magazine ;. lchlgtAL Witerii" gate '
publishing, skeet mnsie .he has devoted his wh . eJe :capital4
and attention to the manufacture, and sale' of Pianos and.
Melbdebne. Alit'isintell 'it clitalegiitl'erhhi t iii=
struments,,giving a new scale prices, which .show,s
redulitien former rates, aitehis' Pianos
have'rrnmtitly beed awarded the - First Premlfpin at :several
!Fairs. Many people of, the _present day ? whoare'attractedi
if'ti c dt confiiiigd, with the ilfirinin4 . adVertiierdiiitscif
Tiling houses? probObly , Overlook * . a modest' manufactiarer
like Mr. Waters; but we happen to know that his instru
ments' earned'hiln a good.-ieptitallon long"befOre
tigns, and . the „” honors" s conneeted therewith were ; ever
thought Of; indeed, we ' have one of Mr'. Waters' piano-,
forternowin:our residenoe•(ivheroit has Stood forleize,l
of, which any manufacturer fn the world, mi4l4 well bp,
proud: • "We 'have alwayebeen 'delighted with it is a sWehf:"
toned and poiverful justrunient,. and there as ;no doubt o&
its durability; more than this ? some of the best amateur
,plX3kril in thei hit4tili'dr': ,
formed on the, said piano, and, all pronounced it
and,Srailcicilis iiiirtruntent. stronger indorsement we ,could
net journtzt. ' - :
ICEI ICE! ICE! ICE; ICE! ICE!
Ice supplied Daily, to Large or Small Consumers, in 'any part of
t i ne Faced, Limiti;of :the ogenaollidated City. .1 ;
,;
Vett - Mantua, Tioga, Richmond, Brideaburg, and
Gierinantown' °Meth, cgn; relylon being: furnished,
with a
• . PURE 6arriarx,l SERVED 1)11:011PTLY.
And , at ....Lowest Market. Bates.. .
flAtf...T.4 COAL, f 1C019..L 1 COAA.Tot MC! irloAt
Best quality of Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal, at prices aS earths ,
lowest for a first rate article.
Bliolkswithe Pp4.l, l l:Edkarty, 'Wodd, and Kindling
Wood: Send your' °radio for Ice a nd coal to
B ELT l J i li er n g ett i g
. ar, Ak c 9Olll:F I ANY.' il
Thou. E. Cahill , •
• , omas,
Sigieffintplu e lmik: „Y. Hoary
ORPIOE, 435 WALNUT STREET.
Branch Depots.—Twelfth and Willow streets. Twelfth
said Irishtiitton — TWeiity:fifth and Lombard 'streets.
North Penna. R. 3. and Master •street. Pine Street ,Whart,
Schuylkill. tudYl4
R VERSIBIE SE . TTEE
Specially adapted for
Churches, Lecture and Sunday School Rooms
Adress;
Vs P. @h D ~ OINI;WE , I7I a.
• or tent Sohool lAiiks;
COLUiettIA"WORIC " S, '
Columbia iLvepr,,,Mo7
PiiiLADSLAIA.
IMMEDIATE AND IMPERATIVE SALE
READY-MADE CLONING.
OWING TO CHANGES that have taken place in our firm, by reason of the death of one of its members, it has
- become absolutely necessary to sell out our entire Stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Rather than semi any portion of it to Auotion, we will offer it to the people at
PRICES BELOW THE COST OF MANUFACTURING,
BY LETIIING TIM GOOKS GO at such rates as will satisfy any reasonable plichat — er -
Our immense house is fairly loaded with
GARMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Suitable to all Classes—
.GENERAL
~,ngokolt4tADE- . ;DEPARTMENT
,
3000 OVEN:MATS; itade in most fashionable styles, o£ all' ki n d s efßeavells, Incots, &c.
3000 SUITS, spats, Pants and Vests of the same material, Business,. Dress, Travellincr, "Indespensible "
DctOol COATS, Clresterfields , and.Sacs, Morning. and Lounging Coats, •Froch and Dress Coats, &c.,
600 Pre . PAIIT4PC,II,I,S, of all matsrials„and cut on every approved style, Narrow and Nobby, plain and.
COMfOrtible.'
6000 VESTS, Velvet Vests, -Bancy-Casiimere Vests,;ClothrVeses, double or single breasted, 'high or low cut.
In the.-
COST 1111 DEPARTMENT-
,Here we ha v.O a large,assortmentdPPiece Goods that must..be disposed of. To do which we propose
fora Few Days to make to order from measure, in our very best style—making a
DEDUCTION OF 15 PER . GENT. FOR ALL CASH ORDERS.
Thus vie offer Clothing as good in Points of STYLE, MATERIAL, FIT and FINISH as can be had in any
MERGITANTi TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT; and at about half the ordinary prices.
Inthe r,
YoutlisP % and Ch'ildreri 7 mi Depattinent.
This d'eriartment hag been a speciality with us this year. We hai , e Had manufactured the 'largest and
beat assortment .of BOYS' CLOTHING to'be found ih•the city, all of which =is noiv`for sale at GREATLY RE
DUCED ,PRICES.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY tb FIT OUT
.
BLACK. GOODS fiDaMS,
MOUE~NIN(I EAR,-Clerical Garments, PulT Dress "Suits,
,
' • Black Cloth OvercOats, Black Cloth 'and Doeskin Pants,
, • Black Cloth and CassiniereCeata, Black VeSts
• :Gents , Furnishing .Departmenty
afif enithaetiitirobashin'g an tii:tiole'Of etOthing, will be allowed a deduction of TWENTY PER CENT on any
, , additional oureliase made in %hit departinent.
•
HAMAtERCItIEFS, OVERCOATS, HOSIERY, SHIRTS, COLLARS, &c.,. &c., &c,
• ' SALE COMMENCES
rli - tiAascaLEL3r,
SUN fi ill b'e:'orietleir et* dosed lule. • Abbut'SEVENTY-FIVE SALESMEN will be in atten dance
Pionipt, and polite- attention will be given to No customer will be unsutoplied,
if anya•ea§onable Accommodation ofpric'es Will induce him to buy
lit." Tei's tifelirgeat" and'heh r t Stock in this city. 2h - d. It must all be sold NO W. ' 3id. At prices even below
• • .
air lowest current rates. 4th. That whatever your size or shape yo u'can be fitted. sth.
The goods , are so elegant and the prices so low, that it will pay ybu to lay
• •in a, stock of - clothibg - for the next few years. 6th. That ..
you may never' hive another such chance.
, ~.
OM -...iiitCtitt4Y-1$ I'Otit-OPP , Ottl4lll+
. - • WANAVAKER.* BROWN;
•,Oak tigit)D :4304itigt;: - .
CARHART'S BOUDOIR (MOANS v.
OAHU:ARM CHURCH HARMONIUMS 1
CARHART'S MELODEONS'
' il4ra
•
'lv
0 1'
Unequalled by any Reed Ingram° is in the world. ,
Also Parmelee's Patent Isolated Violin Frame Palm's; a. newnnd
beautiful Ipstrument. Sole agent,
H. M. MORRISS,
nov26 ' - 21 Nbrth Eleventh Street.
-1111. CHRISTY
Blank Book Manfiractuid,
STATIONER; AN:to "PRIIsTTER,
/21 South Third , Meet.
LEDOERB,
CABLE BOOKS, ' - -
DAY BOOKS,
JOURNADS, ac
..Fine letter. and Note Paper, &0., 001 Pem,Pecket Books, Pen
Bu Ives, and Playing Cards, &c., at reasonable prices.
nois-3mos. .
:.SOIVIEtHIa NEW.
A PRETTY BOX CONTAINING ONE QUIRE 01?
VERFIIIEFED BOIVEFEVATOTE VAPEgi
with Envolopiii to auttch,.:twentylour beautiful designs painted by
Land, puce, $2 An apPropriate present to a lady : Also; A box
ciintaininis, par quires of good. French Note Paper with .four,packs
of Eiii"elopes to match, atampSil with en initial for $1.50 "viarriNG
c4upp:written.iri. the best style or engraved.; Parcionlar Batten;
lion paid to WEDDING CARDS. FanCy Gojds arid Rectiercho
ar
ticlesrat low prices.
New Edttions of
.13 . 94fted know Flakes, or NOW Gatherings 1.50.
Dr:tiled 'Snow Flakes, or 'Fbeticai GalMrinze, Second series,
sl.sb.
elksana..:for thel.Pittrts• oriltindingthm• mllontir, selected
from the writingeof eyne, Adelaide Newton and
others. 1.2m0. Cloth;
Tell Jesus, or ltecollectio a of Airs. Emily Grosse, T 5 cents.
Gat . .
Zenner. Gatheriel, ca ollection 'of :poetry. Siron. square g1..50.
..1 . 14e/a WW,4 Ideekt: Theald story of Whittington arid his' Cat,
in which , there is no word of more than four I etteri. Large type,
thick paper. An excellent book to teach children how to read.
Price, Tb cents.
Pocket almanac and Dlary,for 869,. containing
. yearly
Caldridar, Interest Table and muck useful 'inform/I:don for 'clay-
WlNN:lawyer% marchantn,and businem men generally. Price,
"15 'cents, tilt edge, 25 cents.
A ,weil selected su ck of .SIINDAY SCHOOL BOOBS_ at. low„pri
ctia. 'Also 'HANGS/All& RCiOll.3 FOR PRESENTATION. •
>
*xi. J. FaviumoWrimiliAs,, ,
Ju 9 oiti 1344 Chestnut St., 'Minn.
and thus clear out oar entire Establishment. Securing a
QUICK SALE
Made up with the utmost care—
COMPRISING, IN THE
s:3e c 4eixib ter Ist,
REMEMBER 'THESE POINTS,
S. E. Corner Sixth. and Market Streets,
PHII.ADELPIILL
Of the very Pin•est Ma'erials—
IN THE
....WYERS' BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG 31-Elf AND BOYS,
' AT WEST CHESTER, - PA.
. . ,
27 miles by Rail to Philadelphia.
The 'OtakiC Year of 11S . MOntlis Opea
September 2d, 1868.
Corps of Inatructori,'fall; able, and experienced. for a
Catalogue._ ,
Witham , Wyers, A. M.,
Principal and Proprietor.
'iigieNci charge for Tditioia for Clergy : Men% lime, or for yountr,
men preparing for theministry. ,
ELM RA FEMALE - COLLEGE
nun= CARE OF THE
SYNOD OF . GENEVA.
1118 le a Chiriitiari Rome; indult:illy chartered and organized
College, where.young ladies may ,pursue a mosb thorough. and ex
teuelvo"course of study hi COLLEGIATE, ECLECTIC, or ACA
DEMIC Departments.
TERMS:
Whole pxpense of Tuttiou inCluding denies. and Modern Lill
gna;ges, with hoard, furnished room, light, and fuel, $l5O per 1,,0
yearly session:
Address, .
'
BET. A'.'WAOWI4ES,:D.D.; Presid6nt.
jnnell-tf, ; • -
Tugearora: Female Seminary.
This well knownbchoOl is beautifully situated in the country.
The course of study is thoreugh.and 'extensive ; taught by experi
onced and,competent teachers. Superior advantages are afforded
in
leasia and Palattint.
pia WINTEIt SESSION will open , the SIXTH OF JAN LlAle.r,
Mid 'continue in Sesel'On twelve weeks.
T.Flfeldiria-FOr Beatdlng; Fnrnislied RoMn. Tuitien, Fuel, and
Washing, $6O. Applicants please address'
J. W.A.LICER, PATTERSON • Principal,
Academia, J.tuaiata ao., Pa.
FREDERICK ,FEMALE SEMINARY,
FREDERICK, MD.,
Po'seieviring . 'full Cbilegiite Power, will iosamencie. its '
TWENTY - La/C. 1 17 SUEIOLASTIC
Th6'FiiselGnday in September
BOardiUtVTuitii*in the Engtteh Departments-0
Irox2.Catalognee,itc., addres . 7 '••• • • • '.
July 26-lir Bur: THOMAS M. CANN, A. M.,,Prelident.
the CHILDREN.