TO THE PUBLIC.
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TIME. undersigned, Trustees Of Paris Acad-
/ env. attended the examination Of the students
that institution on the 25th ult under the
Superintendence OF MIR. A. Stitn. The examina-
tion was minute, critical, and thorough. and IN
the hiehest degree creditabie to both teacher and
scholars The proficiency OF the ST ucenls was
as gratifying as their department was exemplary
The plan OF instruction aRd Of examination
meets onr lnost cordial appreciation. and ii adhe-
red to. twill render Mr.. SIRIUS scholars as far
Sunariort 10 those differently taught, as the one
system is 10 the other The custom Of faSsigninS
parts OF portions Of Studf for examination IS
altogether discarded by Mr.. STITH as an imposi.
ton. and an insult toe gross 10 Be tolerated By an
intelligent community- Being fully satisfied
With the result of the examination. and the quail
ticaiionS OF Mr. STITH as an instructor, We un-
hesiiatingiv, and cheerluiy recommend him 70
all who deS ire their chidren TO become scholars,
in thrfrue sense Of the word.-The next session
will commence on The lst ofNovember next the
following are The


TIE e IT'S OF TION:
Spelling, Reading, and Writing, : 600
Grammar, Geography Arithmetic


and History, 500
4 Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, Bookkeeping, Rhet-
ORC, and Logic, 1880
\ Languages and all qther Sciences


no' '''''4a-'' NJ BowLEs.
G. M. PORTER.
| w "A. THARPE,
Il. COONEY,
| T. THOMAS
l Paris. Ten. Oct. II, lS42.-lt-7w


