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RATTLE FEMININE.

A most scandalous scene took place re-
Gently at the Promenade of Longehamp.
A young and elegant amazon mounted on a
sorrel horse ofgreat value, trotted for few
moments beside the caleche where lady was
enthroncd of great dramatic promise, who
was waiting to be introduced to one of the
first theatres, is driving certain soirees mad
and enjoys great reputation for talent
with some people. Besides the pretty lady in
the caleche, was seated one of our young ex-
quistes with black moustachcs, and the ges-
lures with which he had several times direct
ed his eye-glass toward the amazon,
showed impatient curiosity, with perhaps
little uneasiness. The actress turned pale
under her rouge. The fair amazon, on the
contrary, wore a brilliant complexion, and a
burning look. Suddenly the riding whip
which she held in her hand, Kissed through
the air, and with two vigorous blows she fur
rowed the face of the actress, and the caval-
Ter who accompanied her. AT the same mo-
ment the intrepid amazon thew her card in
to the carriage, and disappeared on gal
lop.
This was only the first of the adventure.
The second took place in the grove which
separates the wood of Romainvlle from the
Commune de Partn. Two women arrived,
each in public cabrolet, on the spot, when
the following explanation took place.
The choice of arms is NINE said the la
| dy who had received the blow, and hope
that you are not more anxious than am, to
have witnesses ofwhat is about TO take place.
No, princess responded the other lady
with dsdain, Il am at your service. You
have taken from me friend who is mine
by more than one title, and do not choose
that you should retain him without the touch
ing accompaniment which you know some
thing of, | mean horse whipping. Indeed,
l should be glad to spare you the proper
word 'Oh, do not trouble yourself, my
dear, | swear to you,,hat before two minutes
this word will not affect you more than il
does me-
And, drawing from under her dress a
riding whip with loaded handle, the &C.
tress fell upon her opponent with main
strength, who, soon bruised and bleeding cal.
led for help.
The forest keeper, M. Denis. fortunatel,
arrived in time to prevent the affair for from
becoming too serious.-The two ladies il
the meantime were conducted before the
Mayor Of the Commune, who had so little
courtesy as to send them to Paris. The af.
fair will be brought before the public tribu.
mails, and VIC shall endeavor to give the de.
noue nent of it.-Journal des DcJats.
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VINHE subscriber is prepared TO furnish any of the
L Periodical publications. Of the day, Reviews,
Magazines, or Monthly Reprints of foreign works, al
the lowest publishers prices and free Of postage, il
delivered in Burlington.
catalogue and specimen numbers of some of The
works may be seen at Mr. Sibey's, Main street. Or
ders lef as above, or at Box 49, Post Office will be
promptly attended 10 if accompanied by the cash.
j. w. MAY,
Agent for Wllder& Co., Gen. Distributing Agents.
Boston. 90 II
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DIR. MARSHALL'S
AROMA TIC AND HEADACHE
CATARRH SNUFF.

THIS smut is superior TO any thing yet known,
l. for removing that troublesome disease the Ca
tarrh and also cold in the head, and headache. 1t
opens and purgeS ont all distractions, strengthens
the glands and gives a healthy action to the parts
affected. 1t Is perfectly free from any thing deeter
in its compo>ition-has plea amt flavor, and its
immediate effect after Icing used is agreeable
Price 374 cts. per bottle.
Each bottle contains about three times the qua nifty
Of the several kinds Of Catarrh Snuff, now selling at
lower price, and is therefore cheaper as well as
better than any thing Of the kind IN market.
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CABIlNEN7' FURNITURE.

0NHE SUBSCRIBER would remind the Public
Il that he stll continues the CABINENT BUSI-
NESS at the Old Stand, on Church Street, formerly
Nichols d. Herrck, and over Mr.. Hurlbuls Store
where he has good assortment of Mahogany, Black
Walnut Cherry and Pine FURNITURE, consisting
Of Secretaries; Bureaus; Sofas; Dining Tea, Work
and Toilet, Tables; Bedstcads and Stands which
he will sell Tor cash unusually low, according to the
times.
WANTED,
In exchange, Birch and Maple SCANTLING, suta-
BILE for Bedsteds-2 inch, inch, 5 9ths and l.2 inch
Eastwood, WHITE PINE BOARDS, BIRCH
BOARDS, and most kinds Of Country Produce
Please call and examine for yourselves.
SAMUEL NICHOLS.
Burlington, Jan. b. lS43 34tf
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MADAM BOIVIN'S
ANTI -SPhSM0DIC EMMENhG0GUE
Or 1ErnllIr KfnilIltnr.

AZ
For Lrregulor and Painful Menstruation, and
for The Suppression or Retention Of The Menses
WHENEVER any Of the organs Of the human
w frame cease or refuse 10 perform heir office,
he leeds CT disease are >own, OF which the harvest
is death, unless, by timely attention the obstruc-
tons are removed and nature is thereby restored &c
her wonted action. Through carele>sne.s and ne
gIect thousands of females in this northern climate
have gone down 10 early grave Of Consumption,
a disease that with females l. invariably PR moied bv,
and in most cases has lis origin in arrangement Of
those organs uron which the EMMENAGoeUE is es-
peciaiIy designed 10 act, mosi, if not all Of whom
might have been saved by timely resort to this
medicine.
VERBAL TESTlMONY-,he best tina, ca n be offer.
ed in proof of It's efficacy, may be found in every
nelghborhood where the EMMENEGoGuE has been
employed in accordance with Madam Boivln's direc.
tons. 1t is prepared in wIne and though powerful
Is ver,hele>s safe medicine for family use.
Each bottle contains about l-2 ounces-Price
IS cts. A liberal discount will he made 10 Physicians
who II IN their practice, and per, who pur-
chase by quantity. Sold Burlington and vicinity
by PECK & SPEAR Agents.
Dec. %, 1912. 80
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IL The fall most likely to injure perso,'s
brain, is--to jan in lore with pretty girl,
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NOTICE.
THE subscriber having taken his son HENRY II
i DooLITTLE into Coparlnershp, the business vii
he continued at his old stand under the firm of p. ii
II. DooLITTLE.
PHILO DOOLlTTLE.
Burlington, l7th Aprl 1913
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New Establishment.

THE subscribers having opened Paint Shop in
i the building one door South Of Bishops Hotel
would respectfully inform their friends and the pub;
lie that they prepared to execute all kinds Of
House, Carriage and Sign Painting,
Gliding, Glazing. and
Paper Hanging,
in the neatest possible manner, and hope by strict
personal attention 10 business to receive share o
the public patronage.
R. G. SPAULD1NG,
S. H. RUSSELL.
Burlington, April 49, 1872 Aft
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Wanted to Exchange.

A frs, rate DWELLING HOUSE and LOT, com
"A prisng near half an Of and with ont build
ngS, for a farm in the nelghborhood If Burlington
good largain will be given TO any who wi>he.
10 move into the village Of Burlington for the purpose
of keeping boarders, for professional services, as
this house is near the square.
ii. THOMAS, Agent
Burlington, Feb. l5 1913 39tf
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Vermont District.
IN BAKRUPTCY.

NOtICC 10 STOW CUUSC WgdIHsV TttItIUH OF
CAMPBELL REMINGTON, of Huntingdon for
his Discharge and Certificate as Bankrupt, at the.
office of Samuel Prentiss in Montpelier, in said
District, on Wednesday, the Both day Of August
A. ID. lS43, at 10 A. NJ.
ELIAS DOTY, of Huntington, for his Discharge and
Certificate as Bankrupt at the office of Samuel
Prentss in Montpelier in said District, on Wednes-
day the 30ih day of August, A. ID. lS43, at 10 Am.
LYMAN ID. CHURCH of Jericho for his Discharge
and Certificate, as Bankrupt, at the Office of sam
uel Prntiss in Montpelier in said District, on Tues
day, the 18th day of July A. D. IS43, at l0A. NJ.
GUSTAVUS A. DEFINING, Of Milton, for his Dis
charge and Certificate, as Bankrupt, at the Office
of Samuel Prenss, IN Montpelier, in said District,
on Tuesday the lth day of July, A. ID. lS43 at
lOA NJ.
ALvAH c. JENNINGS of Burlington, for his Dis
charge and Certificate, as Bankrupt, at the office
of Samuel Preniss in Montpelier, in said District,
on Tuesday the llh day Of July,AD 1s43,at 10A.M.
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ESTRAY.
ROARDERS

IRON the Court House Square or College may
l. find good accommodations, on moderate terms,
applying to WARREN SIBLEY, on Main street.
.r.ouse lately occupied by Geo. B. Shaw, Esq
IMav 1 iGa3 49w3
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From the Hartford Courant.
THE CHARTER OAK.


The Royal Oak Of England, in its natural and
healthy state, is said to arrive at maturity at
the age Of One Thousand Years" What was
the real age of the magnificent "CHARTER
OAK" which now does honor to our city, when
in the year 1857 it was the depository of the
Royal Charter of our State, --or how many more
CENTURIES we and our posteri.y may be favored
with 'ts august presence, we know not but we
suhioin brief notice of its history, from the
writings OF Trumbu!l, Dwight, and Halves, viz:
That Governor, Sir Edmund Andres, hav.
ing arrived here with guard ef sixty men, to
demand of the Assembly, then in session, the
surrender Of the charter, it was found convenient
to prolong the debate, respecting the matter, till
the evening; when, suddenly. the lights were
extlnguished, and Captain Wadsworth seized
the charter. as it lay on the table, conveyed it to
place of safc-keeplng, in the hollow of an oak,
on WHY'S hill. Let that tree stand and still
bear the name Of the Charter Oak It deserves
well of posterity for concealing the precious de-
rosite. II is venerable relic of the oden
time. While it remains, we shall seem to stand
nearer to the age of our fathers. AT least one
monument will remain, to remind us of the care
of our ancestors to preserve for their descend
ants the great deed of their civil and religious
liherties.''
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STOCK or HARDWARE FOR SALE.
T>HE SUBSCRIBER, having determined to leave
l. Burlington in the spring. offers for sale, for
cash, his entire stock ofHARDWARE, at the invoue
cost in New York, adding thereunio two per 70
expense of transportation As his stock is entre
new, and ,reH selected or proof of which he would
refer 10 any Hardware merchan) and was purchased
previous 10 the passage of the new Tariff Bill, he
thinks 1t woud be impossible for any person who
wished engage in the business, TO do under more
favorable circumstances. WIN. J. HUNT.
S,rong's Building, Dec 80, 1912 81
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DOCT. JARVIS
Z o NJ "A T O d 7 T. II o y S
P1 LIS.

THESE Pills contain Calumel, but are compos
ed enilrely Of Vegetable substances, and have IN
Their composition large portion Of the pure extract
OF that highly medicinal article, the Tomato Plant,
constituting them -. cnalv,
TOWAT TO PILLS.
The proprietor feels a confidence IN recommending
them superior TO most, and inferior Of the
Pills which are making e mnch noise at the present
day, purifier Of the blood correc,or of bilious
or dy>pepc state and ha' II, or common ca harilr
He aslre> the public that they have the cordial and
daci1ed appreciation Of physicians Of the highest
pectahiliy, who them in their practice.
Sold by the Proprietor, CHARLES BOWEN, Mid
dIehury, Vi. VIM. c. Simpson and Reed, Edward
Brinly, Me>>r> Lewis, Boston Hoadley Phelps q
Co., 4. b. & u. SANDS, and others IN New York
PECK & SPEAR and HAGAR u ARTHUR, Bur
hngton w. and by Druggists generally ihroug bout
the United States md Canada.
February 20, 1913. ly39
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Iron, Steel &c.
~ TONS assorted English Tire Iron,
%OlO" do. Swede> and Peru do. do.
}" Russia Old Sable do.
60 " Peru manufactured roundand square Iron
embracing all sizes from in. 10 2 in.
10 ions assorted brand Iron.
10" Scroll Iron and shoe shapes,
3 d" Russia horse nail rods,
Anvs, Vices, Sledge>, Trace Chains, Borax, File
and Ra>ps. Shovels, Spades, Gro Bars &C.
Steel.
Sandersons Cast Steel,
Greaves German "
English blistd.
American
$50 Sets Steel plated Cutter and Sleigh Shop
&c. &c. Just Received by STRONGS.
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LESSEN DEN'S AMERICAN GARDENER
l. Lindcys Horticulture, for sale by
April %, lS43 II. J. SUBWAY, Agent
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| know Martha Conln and believe what she states
IN this document TO be perfectly correct.
JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF New York,
Rector of ST. Peters Church.
Given at New York this l4lh day of Dec, 1912.
! know Martha Conlin, and have known of her suf
iering illness. JOHN DUBOIS,
Bishop of New York.
place full confidence in the statement made by
Martha Conlin, having known her the past twenty
years. will cheerfulIy give any particulars in rela-
non TO her case TO those who may wish further inor.
nation. Sr. ELIZABETH,
Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum,
Prince street, Ny, Dec. IA, 1912.
i have confidence in the representations made by
Martha Conlin, and have full knowledge of her case.
ELIJAH F. PURDY.
Alderman 10Th Ward OF the City OF New York.
Dec. IA, 1912.
Martha Conlin has lived in my family the last IS
years, and | hereby certify the foregoing statement
made by herself is correct.
Mrs. MARY B. LLOYD.
No. 60f Broad street, Newark, n. ].
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail, and for
export alton, by A. b. SANDS & CO., Druggists and
Chemists, Granite Buildings, No. 273 Broadway cor
ner Of Chamber street, New York.
GEORGE PETERSON Agent
BY special appointment for the PropretOrs for Bur
lingf1n, Vermont, andfor sale by Druggists generally
Pace 81 per bottle, hotties for S..
Burlington, MarchS, lS43 Al ly
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- d. for n n 7a,I
Com sumption.

Coils, coughs. Splitting of blood. Bronchitis.
I,!lt,lcnn.ty OF Breathing: Asthma, PAN in 10
oior, nreast ana chest. VIII Jonng cough, croup,
and a'l diseases OF the Liver and the Lungs.
we are alike liable to disease-and death is
me ce,rhsasde' Of AZ n az live and have beng;
the former may. by the power Of msdirine. be
reno ed. or rendered less painful the afflicted.
.ners y enc d'sense. howey'r, witch So. ms for
fses 70 Pave defied he Pcwer OF the hen ING art
The learned faculty have in vain attempted 10
Arrest us iafal pros ress bv the applics ion Of
p s:c's'e- hnt CousHmP ion has defed Il eiF
uni,ed skill. 10 has sfalkcd forth wihimpubaIy,
ga'ber9e an lis cheeiless en- hrate n friend from
every cree, and memhcr from every family,
and casting gloom and darkness DER The place
2l IT'S visitation. He III, n, whose lahors have
n.9,ngni IsIth medicine whi,h in many cases,
and which viii also afford relief in tine mose
STUBBORN and hopeless -hauIa be reg~rdcd In the
sls g 81 phbiic nrpefacfov. IL IS confidently
.Ieyed that Duncan's Expecioranf Remedy
VII 90 ms Hence II is presen ed aud rec, n
mended u the community. This medicine
lnmfediatelypo and relieves the dist-sssiiig
stoprins the hectic fever AMI nigh sweat h ealing
ihe "a cerated lsnrs and arrestinr the fat al pro-
2Iess otconsnmpt'on, az the sans tiqrs strength
sulng the weak and debili lated. reeuliiing he
bowels. and sro'ncing qtef rest and sweet re-
rose. THIS remedy "a y be relied on 80 do all
10 .. IN power pf nsdiraif iIa beng used 10 tho
private oraciire Of the late Or Dnncan, lProfss-
SCR IN the Universi,v of Edinhurg. 4 Ter upward.
ol eisn ieen years, by which thousands have b,sn
restored 20 perfect salth. u tsnaf n be under
1000 'hat. The 'Exntctorant Remedy will cure
Al cases Of coHssmoton; this il will moi do.<-
ssnt WI le there u lie there is hope; we would
ihrre'ore a'vIse OIL TO "a this med cine When
lhe caseis ipaara ,l.,H sfill NJ yves hlessing 20
me snhere by givng ease AMI strength re,rv-
ing me cough, md Choking nf phIegn. &C.
ms No1e ~ consol itinn to the PAT ent, which
thonssnds,dp not exserence
70 sNs1 1., Pasdelphie l. at No
For For ssiaiu Wheeling bY J B ar b MARSH,
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r A IL q II u ID TIC L ID :
81 TO CINCINNATI.

M ELL MOORE & Co.-Fs,t Mali Coach
i Y Leaves Wheeling daily Al 6 O'Clock. r. NJ.
AZ honrs To Cinrinnaii - =aoss
PILOT Coach leaves Wheeling daily at6 O'Clock
A. NJ. 48 huurs 10 Cincinnati, Fare SO.
ID. Tallmadge's Goof Iafen Coach iraves Whre.
ling daily al 6 =. NJ 40 hours To Msy.yhe. Fare
so. sv
W Ex'tas furnished a. all times. in the shove
lines 10 The privilege oslymg by aInighl
or mol as they choose.
OGcr No Sc yofer 81. wnkELfSc VA
aug 30 Hff - AiESKIAlEN. Agent.
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nj. & n. III. SWEENEY a ca
0SES<D

SOtACH AZ HOt SEN fsEt- EttSs
rI'HE, subscribers beg leave TO inform The ciu
have opened
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
at LAB " ain street Wheeling Va. where
may b. found extensive assoftnlent of Gill
: 'and Mahogany framed Looking Glasses, Por-
tralt and Picture frames; Upholstery ware, con-
ed hair Spanish moss cottan h,isk and sprine
mattresses; toeethe- with a full assortment of
/. the latest style AID best finished FURNITURE
ever offered in this citv; all OF which Will be sold
!, 80. the NEST feas enable terms md warranted.
Also Looking glass Plsies. mahoeany veneeis
varaIsh, Spanish moss. &c, &c, constantly Oh
hanf.
? STEAM BOATS furnished with every article
Ct furniture on tho most accommodating terms
Ind at short notice
Orders IN zaaesylIe can be left with J r
ADAMS & Co.
is2s MENDEL & HARBOUR.
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, NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION

compound Balssmic preparation OF The
Prtnus FirginidRa or Wild Cherry Bark
and cpTmeDded by The m0sI diftinellis he'd
On, sicians, aud universally acknowledged the
m 2, ys :, medgigs ever disco vered.
IMPORTANT CAUTfDN.--'rhe public sh ou,d
bear ~ mind tsat tits = WISTAR'S BAL
SAN OF "a lid c HEltRY thar F.rfsrms those
remarkable cures which published in every
lar name that are oa;asIOnally pnfed into tenn
porary notice. Tho se may be good but we
kno~ nothing about them.
TFi-et every Man, Woman and Child read
the following, and II that does not satisfy sLL
of the great virtues IF this Meficiue. let them 20
and see The onleISAL-wnh numerous other
testimonials of like character:
WATERvtLLe. tOneIda co. N. w Septic 1913.
Oesr or owe a TO the afflicted 10 inform
yon that IN January last was araeked BY a
very Violent cold, caused BY working IN the
water. which settled an my lungs. 1t was ac-
cOnpanied by severe PAIN IN NY breast and
SIDES aad also Distressing cough. had IN.
attendance all the best meCica aid IN village.
Bnt alter exhapssisg their skill 70 no avail,
they pronounced my disease confirmed con-
snmp'ie . aad they one and all gave me uP to
die. After much pc rsnasion. got the consent
Of my physician To use he 3aIsam Of Wild
Cherry, prepared by Or Wistar. purchased OF
The agent ~ our place one bottle, before using
half OF which began 10 sein strength, and il was
very evident my cOuah vas much better and my
symptoms N every way mr. rowing. = have
nov usc@ three boftes, and an restored 10 per.
feet heohh. The result - alone owing % the
use Of DR. WfsTAa's Baieam OF Wild Cherrr,
and take this method Of giving yau the infor.
mati0R, partly 10 pay the debt Of gratitude owe
yout md partly that others similarly affected
may kaow where 70 apply for relief.
Very iTuy, yours. JAMES SAGE.
WkfRALMEH, Druggist, under date Of Wa
fefgIlIe. Sept "a. 1913, wnles-rbe statement
gwen foa By M tnmeS Sage is we'll knowa 10
be true ~ fnfs leaoie co1s asanify. II oefiaisiy
vas most fonafk1ble cure. The sale of fhs
Balsam isrerg good. add success in cures 1st.
ioring. Yours, respectfully.
d ID PALMER.
Lei the afflicted call and See our cerriaeafss
They provo coDclnsVeip that Mev can be eured
y they get lne rtfhf mtaici1t. Be sure and get
Dr. Wisfar'a HtIsam Of Wild Cherry Be,el7-s
Of init ffi1nt
Sold n tfaee.iaeby JCRUMB4CKER. IN
PIT sbureh ~ y. wilcox. and in an The prin-
cipsl towns IN The United Staies. sf,03 bottle.
nov q em
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"A F EMALF SEMINARY t. iIrder the sup,r.
- Wis on and cor sfol q fhe Rector Of Trinity
teep opened e. his res;denrr. Mrs Windsor,
The Principal Is a LADY Of eIe6f experience. Of
Ss s" presdes nzs, ss ,ss ge,eaOns she
country md Fl gland. end baving resided in
France for some yearsis e1sbled te converse
assstsni, Mes Stdson completes her snc.sion
~ the Paiapsco Institute. Md. under the direr.
,le =, Of mFs Phelps, f-smerly Mrs Lincoln, and
hSids the testimonials of that Seminary AZ
patronage shall Justify, other suitably onai;6ed
assistants will be added. Over the imporfsnf
items ins good ednsT'ion-hcalth morals. ssnd
mar Sors--the eye ola pastor. nsfheP and nrr-
cepiress will be continually thrown. -Fs5ee;.
ally Will this be the case as 10 the boarders H..
Tween Tnom aud The other me Hers Of the
establishment Will be ordered the rnles and
Cherished The endearfhents binding manv 49,.
one harmonious family. The b0ardjUu dens~s,
est WI DC snirasied % me lady O. the Rev Mr.
Female educatiop, both substantial and ors..
mental, will be teBshf.
For bo9rd, and tuifios in an The En-
slish branches, per session OF Eve
months, payable ~ advnnce 49,
Washing teach boarder 6adiae thar '''O
own towglsl per doz. y oo..
IN this school there will be no e,,,. Il ouSe
man icr the laneuaees and Orua men III st.,J,..
Music per session five months e5s 20
Use o. instrument for practising per
Drawing and painting 40 80
Fancy work Of al kinds each 80
French, Laiin, and Itaian each tooa
No pupil VII be taken Tor less term thar
on session.u lieea BY pte yous unjersis ~
y ~ very desirable n have them e nter esaari.,;
the scPs2n'as p)ssioie The "a cnfion viii ~ ~
month Of September and October. Vocal nss;c
VII be one Of The general exercises OF ne schcof
without eny ext charge.pnless 10 fhoee ~, -
qe,Fs speeisl lessons when the charge will Be SO
I, Adde'S Rev Thomas Smith. pars.r,b,,s
Wood coun ". Va.
NEFEnEScEss-
Sobisski Brady, Fen. Wheeling.
hev Nm Armstrong, do
De Nr Craik. Charleston
~, 81 x Rev John Johns, Richmond CITY.