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THE Undersigned, Trustees of PARIS Acad-
OF that institution on The 26sh ult., under the
superintendence OF Mr.. "A Stlih The examina-
tion was minute, critical, and thorough, and in
the highest degree credilabie TO both teacher and
scholars. The proficiency OF the students was
as gratifying as their department was exemplary.


The plan Of instruction and of examination
meets our most cordial appreciation and il adhe
red TO- il will render MIR. STIrH's scholars as iaI
superior TO those differently taught as the one
system, is TO the other. The custom OF ASST gning
parts or portions OF studg for examination, II
altogether discarded By Mr.. STITu as an imp0si.
tion ana an insult toC gross 10 be tolerated bg an
intelligent community. Being fully satisfied
with The result OF the examination, and the quail.
fications OF Mr.. STiTH as an instructor, We un
heSitatingiy, and cheeriuliy recommends him 10
all who deS ire their children to become scholars,
in the true sense OF the word.-1he next session
will commence on the lSt OF November neIt Tie
following are the


n E R HE 9 OF THON:


Spelling, Reading, and Writing, 5 600
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic


and History, 500


Natural and Moral Philosophy,


Chemistry, Book keeping kheI-


oric, and Logic, 1850
Languages and all other Sciences
NO. iH'i'1S1 &'' Nj. BowLEs,
q. NJ. PORTER,
w. A. THABPE,
T. COONEY,
L. THOMAS.
| Paris, Ten, Oct. Ia, 1S42-l4-7w