Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14
SCHOOL BOOKS.

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w Scho,, Books. hath English and classical
and respectfully ask the sttehtion o School
teachers. and Others. among which the follow
ing;
Anthon's Horace. do Crs-r. do Cicero do Sallu,i
Greek Grammar Rs.s Latin Grammar Ains~orth'.
Dicionary, Oln'stend's Philosophy. do Compendium
Cor-iocts Philosophy do Chemistry Grecia Ninoria
do Ma"ry follIn's Geimsn Gramincr. do Reader Ger
man Dictionary. do Phrases Blakes's Botany Meadow
English and Preach Dictionary. French Grammcr. do
Renders Benny Castle Algebra, Rays DO Days do
Gumnercrs Surveying. Bokin- Iniroduc ton. IovelIs
American Speaker. wchsters and Walkers large
aud small Dictionaries. Coois French R,alrrS Play.
iairs Euclid Parkin's Composiiiun Rhetoric Ac. De
| STEPHENSON Il GARwOOD.
Sncce'sors to Fisher. corner Of Main and Union Sis
oct - Wheeling. Va.
WEST LIBERTY CLASSICAL ACADEMY
FEMALE SEMINARY
NllESE institution. have now been in successful
"Pcration two terms under the suPerinte nience.
ard instruction oi the Rev. y. Shoiwsl. gentleman
who has had extensive experience in teaching in the
South. aided by competent assistants.
IherrhaSehad above seventy pupils IN attendance.
who are not only cheerful and cOnteni.d but ante
ted IN 'hcr studies. and happy in their connection
with them.
The entire Satisfaction OF the undo rsngned Trustees
OF The former this Visiting committee of each. the pat
rnns III friend. of both. been frequently expressed
and the continued aud increasing confidence the
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cally demonstrated by continued accession of pupils
mp, almost To the last week of the srssinn
THE WEST LIBERTY CLASSICAL ACADEMY.
las connected with II introductory. aAi ClassIca
English Department. that parents and friends may
enter their and Wards any stage ut their ad
vance ment and have them carried harvard tn the com
ei'on ot an education for any oi the ordinary pur
suiis of lite or prepared for any college
they may select.
Al the branches Of an English CEaIsieal. aud Nah
cRinfirnI eiurqfion uiH BE-
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Connected with the Academy there i. a literary so
e,ey for the improvement, among other things. IN eI
temIorancouS debate aud the art of correct -locuon-
As a means Of habituang students to Ihnk--Io gov
err themselves. aud of giving manliness aud inde
pSndence OF chaIacier 1t is viewed OF tho first mpor
innce TERss.
Tuition m the Introductory Department 50 - pr ar
Z" 4" Classical English l.epart 5a5
e " Classical & Mathematical 10 90 4"
THE WEST LIBEBrY FEMALE SEMINARY
comprises an Introductory Department. a Middle De
parmcnt and Senior Graduating DrpartIneni-
Fhe course Of study /, extensive any land
and Is thoroughly taught, uheut that special reraTd
"a hD. which usually obsee ed in other Srminarie.
AZ II Is undoubtedly preferable unorsiand and digest
part ct course OF study thoroughly than be carried
through long course hastily and imperfccily.
The Senior Teacher Miss MARTHA A. ABBOTT.
who has laborcd with the PRINCIPAL in the most indie
niiglble and successful aud by the purity and
excellepce o her department hos sccGr-d the esteem
and etre confidence OF oursc, es aud public gcner.
ally aud the love of The pupils individually and par
"eulariy VIII continue another term, with such aPprU,-
cd assistants a. may be necessary.
| The additional scry ccs Of n teacher Of mu,is have
been secured 10y the Principal
TERMS.
Tuition in the introductory Department 1913 pc. or
in the Pad or Middle Department IS IS
IN the Senior graduating Deyt. u 80
Drawing. painting. music and French usual pr
ces at other scminarIes.
Tuition in both Institutions IN adrance or az least he
fsre me close Of the frG quarter The use OF Globe,
It'll set OF MAPS superior Philosophical Apparatus
ard Library OF above 500 works will he furnished
To the pupils Of the Academy aud Seminary Nithou
rItrs charge.
Boarding may he procured ia respectable families a
irntn 81 % To $500 ~. week.
No pugil will be received who will not be rcgu;a
IA has attendance and punciual the hours appoine,
for study and recitat"ns, or who will not cnsng. :,
render q cheerful compliance with al the require
meBts "f the institutions and rcrna ri IN cases
sIrknessl till s the connected With the OF
nm,natIons are over
TIE full .uiliOn will be expected except when fh
pupil designs continuing Than a term; in iha
care charge will I've mile in prOpprlinn the time
Those entering their suns their hers nj Ines
institutions may confidently rely upon having the Ios
assduous waichful and Interested care taken OF the
health. manners. AID morals
The government will he mild. but iudiciou.iy siric
! and kindly bot PrJmtply administered Moral sna,io
unite the greatest moral worth with the ighes Ie
leciual culture anil literary requirements without r,
4 gard Co time. labor. and expense.
THE WINTER SESSION TO COMMENCE o.
THE 20 TIL ONEMBER. 1910
II svcry earnestly requested that all who inisn
entering would De present the first day Of the tern
OHIO HEDGES.
GEORGE PURSELL.
JAMES JOHNSTON.
JOHN BRADY.
JOHN wNDDIE,
JOHN J. JACOB.
JOSIAH MORGAN.
JOHN ENGLISH.
WILLIAM BUKEY.-- Traacss
A GENCY FOR TIE NV BERliN WORN
- "a Ncr York.-LEws Mos intend. keeping
" hand. constantly large supply of
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vi from TIE above named Works. which lac will sell
" Eastern prices and Transportation.
At Ills office - IN the stpre Of samuel Church. y
LOG. % street, Where the goods may De seen.
LEWIS MOSS.
p Pittsburgh. Oct. 18Th. l5io-3m
~ SJRGERY III he pefsun Who misi,r'k my "a
th - OF Surgical instruments fur Red MorUccc Fsck
n, boDk. filled with he nredful Will return the s,m
4, he she may come masked vciled. ~ any other
I'D. which shall suit their convenience iOr puyary
A. will ash questions flr cnuscfeu'cs sskc. aud "
awe hun nr her vi tfs y the