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i'HE.NOll AND Eh«U8h »CHoOl JF«* Yoono Ladies. Madame ^HKin, Principal of the French and English Boarding and Day School for young Udien in Milwaukee, is now iu this city for a brief I visit, Her school bears a high reputation, and she has letters frorn Bishop Potter of J New \ ork, Count Montholou, French Consul General at New York, Madame Canda ot New \ ork, Ex-Senator Tallmadok and other well-known and competent judges, all peaking in high terms ot her qualifications as a teacher, and especially as a teacher of the French language.Madame S. will take eight or ten young £ ladies, as boarders iu her family, and instruct c them in all the branches usually taught in 5 seminaries for young ladies. French will j * be spoken in the family. Madame 5. is a 1 arisian by birth, and the opportunity for learning to speak the French language with correctness and purity is a rare one. She has also two competent English teachers connected with her school. She will remain in the city till to-morrow, and persons desirous of communicating with her can do' so by calling njam Mrs. N. W. Dean.£ We append a letter from Hon. X. P. Tall-madob:Fond dl Lac, Feb :i, 18o7.I am well acquainted with Madaine Seibert and her Seminary for young ladies at Milwaukee, having had a daughter under her instruction since the commencement ot her ; school. I take great pleasure in recommending her to all who have daughters to educate, knowing that with proper patronage her j school may be made equal to any at the East.dihaccSuch a school can bejmade an Honor to Milwaukee and to the State of Wisconsin, andshould not he suffered to languish for want of proj*er encouragement.N. P. TALLMADGE.
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Madison Wisconsin Daily State Journal
Madison, Wisconsin, US
Wed, Aug 12, 1857
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