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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

a SEVERE CAS- OF TEETIIING. WITH
~ UMME.R COMPLAINT, cured by the inial
hb!e American Soothing Syrup of DIR. w. Evans
Mrs McPherson, residing at NO. 8. Madison street,
called at the Medical Office of Or. w. Evans, No. 100
Chatham street, N. Y. and purchased a bottle Of the
syrup far her child, who was suffering eIcruciating
rain during the process Of denlition. beirg momenta.
rIly threatened with convulsions; its bowels 4s.ssyerc
exceedingly loose. and no inod could be retained ON
the stomach. Almost Immediately aier its applic,-
ton. the alarming symptoms entirely ceased aud be.
came quite natural. As a tribute ofgmiilude for The
benefit afforded the child. the mother came Other owo
accord. and freely sanctioned publicity TO the above
BE particular in applying At 100. Chatham streer.ls
there are several counierfeiis advertised. No other
place in the city has the genuine for sale.
BeuGre Of Counter eiS-CAUTIoNi BE particular
in purchasing To see that the label OF this Medicine
contains a notice Of lie 81 entry according 10 Act OF Con.
eress-" And bs likewise particular in obtaining them
at 100 ChaIhum street. New York. or from the regu-
ar Agent
nov 10 w. IT, KING. IS Water II. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

MEDICA- SOOAS.
pELL'S inatony,
ID HorErI's co
Ehcrlie'S 2 ac;jce, MrIni5sh's Practice,
DEVICES on hid ca,
do " females,
= InglIlsoa's Psychology.
do Dictionary,
Hcoper's DO
Coapcr's d.
Uatsd Sfa'c- Bsornaa.cr, Sc &c.
Just receives ann icT safe ly
STEPHENSON & GARWOOD.
oct 81. Corner ~ Main aud Un,pR Sts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
NlW ARRIVAL.
At the City Eat, Cap
and Fur store.

Just received one of the largest and mast splendid
assortments OF NEW YORK MANUFACTURED
HATS, & CAPS. ever before brought To this market.
rhose who ara in want of an article thai cannot he sur
passed will do well TO call aud examine my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. a. {. M'CALLAM. -
sep IL Opposite Virginia Hotel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
EnMAaD yARkEN. PnYsIcIAN AsrRnEoN

tNN Atb y DAbhEN, PHYSICIAN 6StRGEDN
~ p EREyiI.I oarr bis professional services "a.
.f.u rtaa.fU Wheeling.
Dr. r. VIZ g. IuuT yeats sutsl.l %. au indoor pn.
~ % one ol'bs ll-,,-r -usilc.IlH pitfalls Ia Euzla, cd.
a. srJ-rr4.nry s5G.ie. uul,r 8 Ashley Cooper no
,-fho Lpni1i 10, ,u.a THs, iJIcl r. with hv,-ibIo
ogpIrtrIuic- inr becoming acquainted With bis prirrs-
sion be- tIa Et,'rE s.uo.. ui-fc be hIs been curas.i
~ practice dbr1t tl. Has. u.or yo.r-. lcid- him 10
bope tlat aTy reliance vHI.h n4y De- re7isaJ 10 BIZ
professional s,.l. wil not De found % haze been mis-.
piac-u. Ci.ao Helt door 70 ths Gasc'. Office, Man
Eool ny2j
ntSsOLrTrOy OF PARfNERsuP-rIr
Psrne-sh:p h-c-stoloTc eysius under .4s FIRM Of
I'd =. R...ly. is hs dIy Dissolved IT, mutual consent
sf those .1dshted TO s7. firm either by Nmr o. book
acc0trt wall please mlar inmrd s'c p1fmcut ~ o.
seqh Reilly who b. duly ,ufhor-cI 10 soric .be hrsi
estoffhel1f dm. JOSEPH REILLY.
sep s l5l3 JAMES EfILLY.
NOTICE.
bel un6rrsig ncd begs leave % ftn1cf be varmes
hst1tts cassomt. Of he latc fm Gr b-isrbef,l
e. 20 taifJ11gs 0Ul FlIctfs n rrr,i1uBura Of their
on o. Be- is at.5f -sfrrg on view 4uI r1npisfe
rfr-5-arss aaa l-11r vhicbHs vlfhe bsppy d,
1WTor rue. ai kDds plco1nsry rr,dr~s .s-
4chInge fo7 Eoods. - REiLLY.
sr8 No. I61 Market Sr1-rs.
~~OrIcE-tooX our FOR BREAKERs-tH
fiIsc knYUirg fbams.'ses indebted fJ ,hr qru
J. Reilly. other 5y uI.c or BcD1 account. VI
q ~sli H-i mrke sa.Iaa,r1I on 1r before Tie Igth
.Svyc1brr oJ f1r 1cronsts viii Boz rlacsI rn the
10 ofpra- efouafe fr rolcci.r VS. that umsr. ff
irresang n7 Ibe ssbsrritlrt 81, lHIr.1ie DE debts p.
Fan o. s1n % p,g5i5's JCSFpu REILLY
ri 7T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

ENME ilCO.-CAIiIARTlC Pills, m
FL s~urparscd by nng Ia the NoIlt FOR cleansing
the stomach and bowels, and ieayIGg the system IA
a healthy slate. Prepared aud Cor sale ty \. = YER
li at Lis botanic drug and McCIcIne store IS7. Mar
Ect SQUARE Egy. 2g-u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
Levi Gregg

This day came the complainant by has attorney AMI
lied his bill in this cause. and the defer dani not has-
ing enter red his appearance anil given security accor-
ding to the net oi assembly and the rules OF Tins Cou.i.
And II appearing by satisfactory evidence that the said
Levi Gregg is not an inhabiiant of the Commonwealth.
On moii"n Of the complainant by las attorney. u .
ordered that the said Lew Gregg jo appear here on tho
first day OF the nett December term of Ihls Court, nni
answer the complainnnts bill. ami hat a cory of this
order be inserted ia The Western Virginia Times for
two months successively and posted a; the Court house
ioor Of tins county.
A copy test. u HICKMAN. Clerk.
The Defendant in the above cause will please take
notice d nj on the 29th dav Of October next ill pro
coed to take the depo-iIions OF NJ A. Heraford and
others at J. NJ. Bcals In the county of Mason. And
on tie l2'h day Of November nexi The dsp-iiions of
J. Stratum and Others at the house of ID. Rufncr in
the county Of kenawha 10 be rcnd in eyider ce In said
cuuse. - SAMUEL GREGG
a-t 0S-Om
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

5sH for choIic and other pains Of the stomach
anu bowels, and an excellent pTescrv tI.ve sgalnsl
cod. Prepared and for sale Oy A. Aycnll rs. Ma =
Ret square. SIP 29-f
4 \ OUNCE or PREVENTIVE Is
"a WORTH ABOUND o. CURF-DR. A.
VERT! Us SIX IL I'D iCEE PILLS. h.ve a.
gam = again prIyed aH e~ticctInl remedy against that
distressing disease when Circrt!sIs are faithfully fol-
lowed. They ClsaIse the slduaehra Eu'a.C tSrtl., p
uNcP0wc.s .prcvc u Dys.eps:g. restore I've app-I;eS
prevent a host o:..ls AID aches whIch hssn IS her
to.
Prepared md for sac ~ the Botanic Drug ard
lIedlcIue store, II MARKET >gIare. sept % n
THHo BOAT FUiLDERS-lO0 10. Of T.lc oI
n hani nui Tor sa!c low ly NJ. REILLY
aug Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
A CARD.
SsFM U'f;E GSgE,REH.

HAS been abe through the ki.daess
- OF a number OF has fri-nds ,o rcsun,c the
" holSsale Gro ,,rr, Commission aud SHIPPING bn.
san IS ~ 2d street he,~t en- Wood and SnaithE,id
s,reSt neaF 10 the stand formerly occupied by Jesse
Tie intends 10 keep on hand al ossortmen; Of
S'ructrie-, Pittsburgh Manufactures, COPPER and
Tan. and Vii be graceful for a call rom his trends
the country.
Pittsburgh. Oct. g. tS46-w en-
IransCEEt Wei shurglI. Marshall Beacon, r. n
osthtown, Marshall Co. p,mocrajic Republican,
hofganiown, aud Gazette Parkei sAursb, Will cop,
as allowed IN - and send the.I a9c.uDts 10 Pitts
bnrSh. also ole nuuIUer of the paper containing
tins card.
Is 5bls. BROWN TANNERS OIL. on hand and
'"r sale by octl ~. REILLY.
EEOPS-lLe highest market price viii he paid ioi
Ga HOPS. we'll cured, deivercd at the warehous,
.of The subscriber On Aiproe street
oct o W Il. TYSON
FHNANNESS oil.-20 barrels rtucIs' Brown
Il OIL received ;his day. For sale 10y
SOLOMON KING.
octo a.. Water street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
IN extraordinary ease of Heumotism, Gecompa.
MED W;h DiG-rided aud Nervous debflffv

MED Nth Didrrhded and Nervous debility
Mr.. Joseph Hart, from being exposed to cod.
was attacked with "A most painful Rheumatic com.
plant oflhe head, and mech, which continued with
dlsfrcssTg vl1leEce for several months The erin
CIBal SYMPTOMS weTe-H swelling aud excTuciatiopI
pdIH M a ! the joints, aud an entire loss of their
use; both the pain and thefever generally FufteTed
an increase ~ the evening, The pains were increas.
ed on the slightest mOnon, and were more severe
IN the night time. A constant dIarThaca, which
produced rs general cons, quenees- taiulensy, low
ness OF spirits, and general wasting Of the hniy
re was indeed so cXtTsn ely ~ ttst his medical
attendant could not possibly give the least hOpes
Of his recovery, and u was generally beEeyedby
f's rtlauyrs ahd friends that all the medicines 81
treatment "a this world could not him any relief
But seeing an advertisement en- Hunts Botanic
Pills, he was directed by IN Almighty PrryIdenco
To use them. he DID o, and after . fortnight thry.
producedn favorable change, and hels now a heal!
thy and sir0Ig man. JOS. HART.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
Lirer Complaint, NTH much DeranFeasa! of N,

LIrtr NysfcW.
Mr.. Joshua Roberts WIS bHl c.e3 with \ billioue
aud nervous lscase To an alarming degree, be n
attended with oil the dI-tr, ssing symptoms which
affect "a EelaNu! CONDITION, VIZ: IL sick headache
loss Of appetite, gaGciuess m the head, pain in the
sinmach after oa;nS. unusual ircnOfs, shifting
spasnpulc peiHs m every part OF the kody, cold
ctills, SatiOw complexion, COSttvuess, and q con
esd TIC most kfeadiul debility; iaGeed he thought
&c Was AFFECTED With every internal complaint the
human tody is slab 20. lie was generally makil.
trigi Of various remetIes, all at Inch were equally
i~ruitcss until he had recourse To- HUNTS B1tanic
Pills, from the superior yiEtues of which medicine
ms health Is perfectly rc-establishtd and is now
able 10 pursue his e~hp!oymcnt free from phis OF
disease. JOSHUA ROBERTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

avn E'ckinspn-loclSl -,Wrhsry !
Lewis Ruiincr. Noes 80 fvgaa.
john ID Lewis. William u. Sarcw-
bury and Joseph II SIrarion. ira. J
ding ard dealing under Tbs firm OF
bFcAcrAOn, itIiIner * ~. { oUn-
plainlnis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

GROCEllt.S y LIQUORS
hags siruag scra'cd RIO CuiIte.
10 bags peNcr.
10 half chesis.E. Tyson Tea.
500 It's. ground Pepper.
500 " CARROTS Philadelphia Sco!Sh Snuff.
1 hid Majder.
10 boxes verigaied Soap
j Ca-k french Currants.
10000 lbs Loaf Sugar.
l hid New England Run. n superior article.
10 bhls Malaga Wine CLoring's brandy
? ossss pale golden Sieuy Wine.
7 ceroou Indigo.
5000 percussion caps, jus, rccciTcd aad for SAY by
oct IS NJ. REILLY.
4 MANACS-ToR isII-wc arc now p,epar
u ID 10 finnish Ia merchant. or others the fullor
ing Almanacs for 1871 10y The gross dozcRs CT single.
Magazine Almanac.
Common do
Log Cabin 90
Wing Statistical! 10
German DO
German r. yli,h o.,
Comic %
Together with . great variety Of school and niscella.
STEPHENSON & GARWOOD.
Successors 10 Fisher, corner cf Ntin ai4d Union SIS.
oct ID Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

.NIRGiNIA-IS cnANcEEY-At Rules hold in the
Clerks oficc Of hc Circuit Superior Couu Of Law
and Chaucey Ger lise COUNTY Of Ohio. IN The Ipona,
Of August. I54g.
Henry Moore. snd John ;. Clarke. late partners in
business. Under The firm Of Moore & Clarke-Com.
nlainania.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

VINGiNiA-ro wIT:-At rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the CIrcui: CoHri nf Law AMI Chanccry
for Tyler County. Oh MSaiAy the Sa day OF July
1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
Henry Mould, and Peter Nmsen c

bilNHla1iS
The defendant, FpnTy Mould, not huv ny eni..ed
hls appearance and p,ve- eccunty atcsrdIrg 4,
the az ~. assembly GEd .he U'cs of This C1url, and
lr Appearing by satisfactory .rnpi that re - moi an
lphaliIaHt g! 'hl- commonwealth. On motion Of
me Couiilfllanj, 5y c-dasC!, ltls OF. cred thar Ih,
SAID dtiendiut d. SpI earfrIs on the FIRST DAY 81 the
next fdl te. ~ Of tals Conf, CGicr ll- 4D-.EfaGre.
eve security for I've peTfyruIIEre q the deer . IN
he causc and fe hIs Answer 10 the cGma,Gja1nfs
Dill, or 'iherwI se def"rd !l.s smt and TIA; a GOV
81 this order be foI tHwIin Inserted IN -nrus n.wl a.
Ier printed 81 tis CITY Of NhsC'inE fF two months
suCceSsiv,,y anE.ylst3d AT Ia ROM door o.; t.c r,urt
house Of Ohio county. 4 copy Iesie.
ALEX. Il. LAiDLEY, Click.
HHEIT for Cpmu'f- a. AZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

Rules heid IA the Clerk 5 oGice of
Tue CiTcuIi Sup nor Court Of Law aad Chaucery
lsr the counjy OF Ohio, IN The Iron:h Of august,
$50.
Herr Moore. Jahn e.. Clark and MARI
D pugiass. l-tc partuc.S in hGsiness under
the .ir'n, name, ana style OF More Clark.
q Co. Copv9!EraAts IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

NiilGlNIA-IS CHs:cERY-At Rules held IN ;bp
CLERKS Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery "a lie County Of OHIO. ia The month
OF August 1910. X
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-07
STRAYs.

TAKEN up. by N. Wstsoa, living On the Am.
S,e, ,wsu,y four miles from Baton Rouge, 4 stray
OK, abou, - year. old, marked With a swallow
fork In the right ear, 6suts seven IN the under
pa,t OF the len, pale red c%olsnt, with white ~ his
face, about half az the tatt M. Oct 70 III
rAksS up, by Jacob kru mholt, living about
ains miles from 3ator Rouge, n BaowS Cow,
svi.h her c ,if. the COW Ia marked s~wsliowfork
Ia the right car, Under 0it in the l-t, branded
AM" ten or twelve y~earsold, there 10 also . ysa'-
ling. :. Oc' 20 ~ m
sniles Of East Of Baton Rouge on the liver Ami'e,
an Iron grey Hor.e, about 8 years did white nose,
his fore feet white, about IA hands high, round
bodied, ~a,ks wsil.
dec IA AS "A. WALKER. aAsosa.
j TAxxS up By DR.. Scott, = Black and White OK,
d or . years old marked with \ swallow folk In
she rightc r, and 4 slopc In the left, brsnd w..
deoT AS r, A. WALKER, Ranger.
'rAkxs up, on the sist instant. by Nose. Fer
xnrson, ON thu Auite, l2 miles ftom Baton Rouge,
a b,ack and white Steer, head and neck mostly
black, cropped IN the leh ear, aud two under bits
on the ritht, no brand. sept %
r. A. WALKER, Ranger.
T'Axsx IN on the qsh inst, BY Daniel Hickey.
81 the plantation Of Caldwell aud Hickey, S miles
below Ration Rouge, = bay Hoask, " hsnds high.
about 9 years old, black aud heavy manc and tail,
= black spot on his right hip: HE nose and face
white. p. A. WALKEA,
Feb . 3 Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-07
NEW G0OnSil

Fu\tlE anuefetENed bAS jHst teeeived direct from
New York, an extensive stock nj Dry Goods,
Hats, Boots and shoes, Clothing and saiisry, "a
which he particularly calls the attention Of the
public, his stock 1t present consists In part. VI Al
follows.
superior !O-4 and i2-4bed blankets, do. Frsnsh
negro blankets. brown shifting, and sheetings Of
ell widths, bed ticking I sud 49,, fine bleaehed
super white xsnzs 10 fine Canton do. fancy strip.
ed s~stinstts, Kentucky james, kos strip'd ssshmiers
fine Irish linens, biz and white eorded skirts,
fine figured msrssiiles do. super BLK silks, super
blk snd white satins, needle worked edgings snd
insertings, fancy and bl'x Thibett shs Wis, ladies
fine leghorn boonets ladies line ssrsw do. ladies
fnc straw hoods, misses open worked bonnets snd
hoods, spron check, fine French and common eal-
icoes, fine rob roy shawis, fancy musliM and cash
mer shswls, super blk meripo do, super fancy
chipell do. merino and cotton hose, meriso and
sotton do. anc Frensh end Enslish msriaos, fine
French bombszine, plain and RS,red jssonott null
aod swiss mus'ins, satin striped and cross hard
masiins, linen and cotton napkins, spool thread
Orrcils, Tayior's and vietoria, misses and infants
bosary, ladies' and gents kid gloves, heavy kerseys
and l.nseys, linen and cotton hkfs plain aud hem
stitched, fine silk sud cotton ambsrssiss, artificial
bl'k Italian silk hkfs, fms bandansm silk do.
CLOHilNG-Superior pilot cloth over coats,
superior beaver do. superior drab and mixed DO.
common blanket aed bear skin over coats, line cloth
hunting coats, superior blue and blk cloth frosk
coats. superior Irish green and brown do. superb
or blue and BLK dress coats, boys bear skin over
coats, plain strip'd and rib'd esssimeir pants, super
blk and blue do. super striped and IBID sstjnest
pants, kentuck james pants, c0ttonsde do. hard
Hmt's pants and round jackets, blue sstiaet and
Ky. james do. figured and plain sstin vests, fyur'd
and plain velvet vests, srtinet sud cloth vests, red
and white flannel shirts and drawers, plain sstin
and bomlasine stocks, calico shirts, fine RULED
cs1iea iii a. cotton vorsted and fine gum elastic
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-07
FRESH GOODS.

VUyuE subscribers are Just opening a iresh as
sortment Of goods, which, in addition" to
their former stock, will make their assortment
complete.
DaY GooDs-Domestics bleached and unbleach-
ed, bed ticking, cotton flannel, WOODEN do, tw'tird
domestic, blankets, linen shirting, cotto" do,
Madras hkfs., printed do, cambria do, plain prin-
ted and worked neck hkfs., plain and igrd: super
English and French calico, do. burtin, musiins de
lsine, plain and printed merino, BLK bombsz'ne,
northern cottonatle.
SILKs-Plain and fgrd. silks, satins do, shaw!s
fgrd. and printed, ribands plain and hgrd., srt'-
fetal flowers, super worked silk hose, cotton do,
WOODEN do, &c
CLorHINe-Cloth coats black and blue, super
blk frocks, cloth vest, youths do, super DIX ana
bluc pants, cashmere do, satinet do, cottona'c DO,
green blanket coats, beaver do, flushing do, James
pants, frock aud dress coats do, super drab bian-
ket coats. blue cloth round jackets, suspenders.
SHOES & Boors-Men's broad brim hats, French
do, brogans, boots French, ladies' super Kid KIN
trogsns, prunel do, bootees. gents pumps, &c.
GRocEnl Es-Havana coffee, sugar do. soaP,can-
dies, tea, ssrdins, whiskey, vinegar, lamp oil, IN
diso, &c. &c.
HARD WARE--Table knives, pocket do, pow
der aud shot, strap hinges, butt do. nails, augers,
Ssh hooks, screws, files rasp, ~dividers, brass nail:
cork sarevs, Irvine, baling needles, scissors. AL
of which they offer on the most reasonable terms,
and hope BY their str,ckness and attention to busi-
ness, to merit some Of the public patronage.
COURTADE DAUGERUT & z. HEBERT.
nov 2 SO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-07

X foRsE NJ. HERoMAN. Bookseller and Station
U or, Church st, Baton Rouge, keeps constant.
~ on hand aud for sale a general assortment OF
miscellaneous Books, Consisting OF histories. biog-
raphies, travels, sketches, voyages, music books,
hymn books, song books Of all descriptions. now
els, tales. medical aud mathematical works; a
gr, At variety Of school books, dictionaries, family
bibles, bls,.k books, bill books, conversation cards.
Also cap, letter aud wrapping paper, slmanse',
ink aud inkssands, writing sand, steel pens, pulls,
states, silver pencils, German silver spoons, do,
butter knif., do, forks and German silver sugar
tonrs, razors, wallets, dominoss, pin cushions,
.pectacles. playing cards, silver and ivory tooth
picks, scissors, knifes, knifes and forks, silver
~ihimbles, musical boxes, fine breast pins and fin
ger rings, parallel rules, tapes, needles. hooks
and eyes, matches, percussion" Caps s""h boxes
marbles. coarse and fine combs, bosoms. suspen-
ders. game bags, brooms, garden seeds and some
medicines, all Of which will be sold low Tor CASH.
Feb - 2-y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-07

BAToN RduGE rEMALE'AcADEMY.

G0NuUcrBy NJ NM AND MH0s Rf4@ANs
rx]l1'H Respected soaAdenss, We phase car
w selves thu publicly befors: the community,
to solicit that patronage which N tssidnous devote.
mcnt 10 the uiorjl and iutelleetast Interests Of
those Committed b our tuition bespeaks. A. coupled
with, and greatly assisting the faithful teacher. W
have from the eotfIueneCment IT dnr teaching, pro.
cedet on the indttivc principle, Introducing thst
series Of book las Fast ~ we Coull, without put
ting ~I,arcnts to unnecessary expense. The industivs
10 the eourss pura sd In the most intelligent parts
Of Europe, snd lie most popular In the world.
Mere responsibility was not the Object aimed At, nj
the opening Of thisehool, but that superiority to
which ability and Experience, combined with 4 la
borious aud sohscihoious discharge n the tearhe,s
duty attains. In thB we favs not been disappointed.
as the average nut9,er oil our pupils, together with
theirprogress show
we have made ,~aovision for \ most valuable IL
brary for our sch,od, containing q great variety Of
rare and valuable iformstion, upon slmest every
subject. We hsye,rdered from New York and
shalt receive such apparatus as y necessary to en-.
plain the different ~slenees. W. shall also ~
csive hooks and s,stonary, Of any kind, and to sny
amoust, at order dieetly from New York
No pains will be bared, to obtkln Aad enforce
tht prinsiptes Of the authors. :tar aim In us
reeita,ions Of the tesestivs classes. 10 70 ''sn out
Tks ss~sssolnnoasslss u our seardtsx 4spart.
utrht are extensive.
Board and Tuitid 80, per snnam payable
In advance Washing % extra shssys. |
Music $50 per qusler. Use Of; instrument 4
per month. FrenchttO per quarter. No dedae.
lions matte except iRsses OF serious sickness.
The course Of thu fudies embrsces every de-
pnrt,ncnt Of an engiAeducatiou. The ornament
ial branches. i~nclldi,s she'll and wax work, also
plain and fancy a~eedhwork, slso the Greek aud
Latin Languages when nquested win receive par
licutar attention.
The eleventh se~ssioHbf The D. Il, r. AZ ademy,
commence on the ssond day Of January next.
A Sense that the sucdes Of pupils,.n acquiring An
sducat,on, depends vetia,ueh upon their p~uneiuai
attendance, cannot too kepli, impress the minds Of
parents. The loss Of asssk, and even 4 day, may
be irreparse, especially when they
are well clsssed.