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1=7NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott,
AN ELXINTHK f:sTInG ROOk

az AS S6h4A4 LID - - s@SobL,
GAN INTENSELY NTEfsf:STsnG ROoK
I1r 3tTDNd aiSs VOL 2MO., St,2o.
M ooRE * ANDERSON, have just ready in aros,,
" ny TIE :S'd Gaa;pAIGN OF GENERAL SCOTT.
in the valIy OF Mexico by Lieut.. Raphael scnmes ts1
vol, With Map OF the battle Grounds-:s7 pages
detaicd account OF General Scotps brilliant Canr,
- Lieut. $. is a man OF sterling sense. 2
and impartial account ofal he saw-kenaaH in he XIX
spirited nnl extended sketch of the last Mexieapc
paigil The nuihor is attached to the Navy, but bs
Me IN eies AND Vigorous style and Il Is S
after having commenced its perusal to lay II asideN
: Ono of lie most gallant officers in the Navy.-
whole volume, as work intellect is worthy OF IL
place in the department to which 1t belonss.-Loai,t
ait is no small praise TO the nuthor TO say, that we h
never read history evidently SO fairly wri,,enL%
"a volume full orinstruction and interest lie VIII.
with n9g in ysoyG ts s psrso eii'esn M
the distinguished actors t."-Na,ional Era. '-'
We have no work which has given such vivid h,
prcssons OF Mexican tcecry and character or the sy,
of Gen. Seotts Campaigp.-So Press.
CS. C.) Standard. ~ 'ii - '-.f -
We find in this hook HE most lfc.like descriu,io.
and thngsof Scenery and Society-of marches az
battles and victories, that have ever read.-Ma.ss
Rerieo. ff. -t.,--
We follow with interest renewed as we advance On N,
footsteps OF that cOnsumac soldier whose enes a.,
riumphs from Vera Cruz TO the City OF Mexico
rios OF manGuvers absolutely unsurpassed in the annals
military s!ra,egy.-!cin GqT ,-....l...,.-.,..
He is lively and spirited rarracr His battle skett
emely vivid, and produce deep mpr essioa NM
Imagination. He crticisrs the military OperatOnin Il,
cilcd partisan spirit hut with evident abifty-N Y nj
bn,>. ''-. ' 'H.- t'.'f il'sIl ~ lAf.H. A tl NdtE
The very best book which that has called forth
Philadelphia PresbyleriGi ,..srt-..a .tL ST..
In reading some OF the authors descriptions as.,rl
and storms. hardly wonder at the fascination al
enthusiasm productive OF the almost incredible rniiis
repeatedly displayed during the Mexican War;
Princeton RerieLr. rf-
The book is more than ,cadabc; its statistics ana fart,
and sketches give the reader as clear Of n,
campaign 6a found any where, superior In nte,
if not in value, to Major RiPey's History-M y Ertl
g<list.
Pays warm tribute to the many admirable qualiu.,u
that eminent commander, Gen. Scott H1rper's M1gd,i
JA0ESrs wanted, TO circulate this work in all Part.Q
the United States, with whom liberal arrangements wi
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Dress upon receiving their paper, containing the adv.
tisenent. MOORE IL ANDERSON, Publishers,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Session 81 ,hs institution Win se Inc g., Ss d ss
rhc teachers present connected with The Seminary
Rev D. ". ToLFoRD, Il. D., Prineipal
MISS ME-: S SihS i 55$SESsskxg A'':.'s"'
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, assistant. Primary Depart,
JqHS wISkEE 9ssse s snS f 5s,snr
Prof h. b. STONE. Vocal Music. .-.. uE.t.
a sssoynt OF Proviienai detention at home but viii
probably be with us in the Spring
Seminary phadelpia She not only gives 9s,fue
n Music receive lessons they may prefer, either
pS MT ses%e Ms vii s Be- taught by tho regular
Teachers and arrangements made for courses Of Lectures
the classes by some experienced Lecturer ana EN-
We would again direct attention ofrarents, to th
sr will al once Know the amount OF tuition Where
lie majority of the studies ri pupil in any particular
oa 4, and Tuition with rent, Bedding. Fire and
Lights, and Ancient Languages if desired per session
flashing for ltoardcrs, per aoz, so
LAY PurIi.s-Tuition-P Primary, Junior Graderer coo
session, ,Soo
Seminary proper, Junior Class, ~
Mcddlo class, .l II 100
Senior class a..ranIr 1000
Z" Ancient Languages, Fourth year. 1000
No rrtra charse~ ercepf the joiioridg branches:
Music per session five months, with use OF instrument
Tor lessons, 500
4 e OF inst rIncnt daily practice, y sf-'f 200
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing, &c 100
Embroidery, Fancy Nccdlcwork, or plain Sew. IL
ing, . 6OU
Vocal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Scmna
r. in consequence the extra trouble, the is carg
eli as in the Seminary, viz: SlS per session.
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance TO the close
session. and nc deduction made except for sickness
With reference 10 the management OF the school,
In We only say that have here Gorernen, aud Lu
administered kindly indeed, but still government and
law. which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
fragments also such, that pupils
Female Teachers night and day. This systemg
and trouble Teachers but is only sute
sn,tcm. We have found Teachers who have well sustain
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AS 10 The progress OF pupils in sound learning, i
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MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
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FIRE PROOF SAFES. '... Ike

HE character OF these Safes in St Louis, before
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but in order to accommodate MT Hall, the
paenec maker OF Halls Patent Concrete Safes
which other makes Of note 1.-THE United
81 by the Committee who super.
intended the burning Safes We only thathe!
not left in the furnaces two hours longer.
The Safe which tested is TO be seen at our store anti
invite public call and examine il feel conf
will doubt their fire proof qualtien
having the specimen which passed through thu:
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Agents for the Manufacturers, No. 10, vec, End No.
&c Com Street. --.-r ...-.. ..r
The undersigned, committee appointed by E. Hall,
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Pttsburg test the fire proof qualities OF the cafes
made thei respective priRcpals-repor that we have
this subjected Sale OF each manufacture OF similar
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made with dry wood, and Pittsburg for the
space and hall hours, and during thai be-
ere the heat applied was far greater than ordi
nary at the expiration of that time
taking the safes from the furnace and cooling them down,
found that iron casting both In places entire
ly burnt that the books uninured; and on
opening, the ond books and papers entirely
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perceptibc difference appearance the interior
that the varnsh wood OF BuTke Barnes safe
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O. T.. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of Ii,
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The Heroic Women
HISTORY.

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
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and Self-sacriice of Ancient and
Modern Times.
BY HENRY C. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF "TlIE CAMP-FlREs OF THE REvo.
LUTON" might IN \ BLOCk-HoUSE," &c.
To set before the women OF America examples for inta
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tally consulted. Our society loss the cream Of the
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ic woman IL almost an object OF sh have been
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Stances OF cnale iciolsni with many that
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wHrELrSG LoDGE, No 1es, meets on the third Monda,
night Of every month.
WHEELING EScINPNENr or X. T., meets ON the fourt,
Monday night OF every month.