hlngs 10 Tie proud and s:ubbnrn.
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'iiihgS to the proud and stubborn


s'e o"uht not that every Friend of the canso Of
sc'encc. philanthropy and religion, will lend h.
MS encouragement 10 the efforts and throw h;s
aP''o',uon upon tho pretensions Of our ns,i,u.
''ou' no re1sonableness of her carly ci,;rn
upon 1hc p1tron1re Of the comrn,ititv ~ o!vi,rs
IRON" several considerations: the. long standing
w" e"iciehcy of her teacherS-tiie cxtensi We nro
f'i H the way ot fnciltIes. and The ackuowI.
ed5ei proficiency to winch her ,,,o;Is h., n,.'
erto attained ~


'ooN out alter just appreciation of our al
tempts to carry forward 1be caus. of ed,,.a,;'
anu WHO we give our partalites to the cnir,en,
''oD' "oVanFages, as well as TO the superior mora
y' "h'ch belong 10 our community, I'VE solicit nj
the hands OF our friends, domi Ell nleIefie an inn.
'''.' examination as 10 our merits, and the an.
P'oPria'enss OF our claims. This much we ask
is evidence that we havo the couuts.nance of The
fuoic, and wo rest in the conviction, tina, such
encouragement will not be withheld


Respectfully, yours,


