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AZ t!.s Seminary, which IS now open for the
itce,s.on Of pupils, al thc useful, and most Of
,hc Ornamental branches OF education are taught
With unremi,ted diligence; and every attention
paid % the health, manners, and morals Of the
young ladies'.


llie terms of board and tuition, per quarter
$50, ptld III advance. Extra charges for music,
and uttIer ornamental branches.


W. SIIERER.
Rffye3ccs --Itcv. r.. W. Gilbert, Hon. Willard
Hall, Hon. Louis M'Lane, Wimngton.-R
Dr.. Wilson, Rev DIR. Jancway, Mr.. William
Jalsier merchant James Thompson, Esq. Pro-
irasor OF Languages, University of Pa. phlla.
Warrington, Nov. 2d, 1926. O.