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CONSTMpTINE PATIENTS
u0s nEs nue.
No 8
IsiDWAY'S EsEGU cORS,

Mid and pleasant ~ their operation. To regulate
the Bowels, cleanse the system from all putrid and
acrimonious hum0rs GO0d al all tunes Time
houTs. Small doses regulate Large doses
purge. Taken in doses from 10 5. They wall
cure Dyspepsia
CONSTIPATION OF Bowels Co,tyeness,
Indigestion, Heart Burn,
Sour stomach, Small PuS,
v"t Complaint, Measles
Kidney tuWpHu',
TEVGR- OF ALL KINDS,
.E#..... iarum'ua. Scarlet, Typhu~, yellow.
.u' g.. .a., .aa Iu oil cases where the system b.
.ul o. u.Hrr 4 dose IT ihe Regulators will Trgu.
.fc ,1" Bowels, give lone aud energy TO the liver,
aud restore the natural health.
Three Regulators T. an ordinary dose, and will
empy the bowss OF their refuse matter in few
.0ufs.
Ist. They cIcaUse the stomach from an i,r,ed or
diseased humors, and leave II sweet, clean, pure,
aud healthy.
81. They produce upon the skin free p, r-pira-
non op$l me pores, and give rrguiur aud heal
thy action To the skin.
81 They purge from the skin IN" sccrrtigns, the
Stomach the bowels, and every function IN the sys-
lem. MI morbid and unhealthy iumorS
In serious case, where prompt and immediate
action Is required, and general operation OF the
bowels demanded, 5,o Regulators will produce
the most beneficial eil-c,s
In all FswrS-.NcariL TphuS or bilious
Take from To Regulators every hour until a
tree and powerful evacuation takes place.
RadTggS Regulators are pure, s1fe, quick pow -
rrtlil ,bul mild and pleasant IN their operation
Price OF Rddrag's Regulators - cents per box
containing ~ Regulators
RAILWAY 4 co, Practical Chemist,
IL? Falton 81. Ncr York.
FOR SAFE by G.. l.. THOMPSON, Ottawa,
WILLIAM W. CAvARLy,"
$. G.. SMITH, Peru
5. g. GREESwoop, La Sale,
L. A. BABcocK,
=. GIBSON, Merria,
Aug. II. l. HAEGlNGtoY Marscilles.
".rahnm Flour"
L'RESfl ground, constantly on hand atthe
! Il July3 Stadden Nh Store.
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IuIiD lBulbs,
w ~ n e. IL.

A FINE lot Of tulip bulbs Tor sale At : per dozen
~ aug 49, &c NATrIyGER.
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CALIFORNIA

III AS been the only place where person could
l accumulate fortune IN very SHORT Time
but now It is reduced to moral certainty that u
man may get by buying his ciothln8ot
June IL JOSH. WhfrMoBE
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Lamps.

beautiful glass lamps for burning spirit
ID gas, perfectly safe and the cheapest and
brightest light for any use, for sale at the
mnNli NLfnfrn Ding Nnre
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Dress Goods,

rHANGEABLE silks, Turc sa,ns, Poplms
~ metlalines, b'rcse de lanes, printed lawns
nous de alnes--n short every variety OF the above
Goods may be found atyery low nices, at
may lJ-tt CHEEvrR'S.
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on O0n LBS. good butter, Tor which will pay
AV,Vu" shilling per II. GullO) A FsHER
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STATE Or ILLINOIS, Ii Suite Copnfg. AZ:
Circuit Court naud tor said county. 10 Nov, nj
Der term thereof, A. D lsjl Rebecca Fosle,
vs. William Foscr-biil otdecorcr.
l i appearing from an ailldnvi oi tile in lie Of
| nee ui he clerk 81 said court, ih.u the above
named defendant William Foster. 4. a non-I.s,-
dent OF he state of lllnos, and The complainant
having fled her bill ri complaint herein. and sam
mons hagIugi-sued thereon according To law. no.
tee is therefore hereby given to the said William
Foster that unless you be and appear before sand
court on The Isl day Of said term To be held nj ,h.
court house in Ottawa III sand county, on the fir.
Monday IN November next, and pIead. answer.
demuri or except Ia the bill OF said conlplnii arf
the same wi. be taken confessed nv You, and
the matters and Ihngs iter,ih prayed Tor decrrrd
accordingly. I. LlNDLEY, Clelk.
GLovIR 4 Cook, So's for p.f.
Ottawa, Aug u lsj2-i7-iw
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lisll.

NTPERhOR col lsh. hump, mnrkcItl &c,
- lor sa,ry mar"t Poni.T"dg
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I'IlINIS.

< 900 YDS. Merrimac. Corhco, and Fail River
- fnns' at mayl5 ,CHEEvER's.
SeperiOr Lot consisting Of
I $1,000 yds a. brown sheetug,
l 1000 " "a
,tOoo lbs, carpet warp, 1000 lbs cotton yarn, aud
900 cotton baltngmay be found at
: nAy - CnErYrR's
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PERU cry!
THE greatest vatiety Of all kinds Of Extracts
L for handkerchicfperlume Eau de Cologne,
Lavender, QUO OF Roses, Jules llaules pr,para-
ton FOL the complexion and hair.
Also, fancy aud toilet Soaps shaving &c, and
every variety of Hair Oils, Pomatums Sc, &c,
JUS, received, and for sale low, at the
may 29-tf OTTAWA DgUG STORE.
DRlSTOI. board carl board perforated paper,
ID drawing paper. Also English tissue per,
assorted co.ors, Just received aud 'or sale AZ the
mav29, Otdna Dug Store.
Essence Of Coffee.
NYE have Just received new supply Of that
w Essence Of Coffee Every one should Try
this article, for sale at the
may a9-tC OHama Drug Store.
New Publications.
JUSr received large lot OF the latest and most
~ popular Novels direct from the Publishers in
New York and Tor sae cheap, by
may2g-ti. W. ". Carnriy.
"Uncls Toms Cabin"
l HAVE Just received two dozen copies of this
! exceedingly popular work, and shall sell them
at the lowest possible price, at the Ottawa Drug
Store. June i9-u w, W. CAvARLY.
IN Dnn BUSHELS Corn and Oats, for
OV.UUO which the highest market price
viii be paid IN cash nj the Farmers Store, . doors
north OF the Post Office
N B--Thr Farmers Store has inst received a
large stock of Groceries which will be sold as low
as was ever oi'eredn this markct.
Also, choice stock OF Dry Goods, &c, &c.
too numerous to mention-ior sale cheap. For
particulars, call and see. Z. a. FISHER,
Ottamn, April g.
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Competition the Life of Trade.

I + you want good bargains aud neat fitting
L clothes call on Josh Whltmore, where you are
sure To he accommodated.
June -, Opposife Reddicks Block
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SIN they Come

A ANOTHER lot OF those fashionable made Goats
n Pants Vests, Hats, Caps, Sc just arrived anC
fur sale lower than ever, So WHIrM0RE's,
W sIdc Of paJLic Square, opposite Rrddick'S Blk
Inns, Eli
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pfdCkSWTH'S Bellows, n very superiorar-
- tlcle. Tor sale at the manufacturers prizes by
Noyslj. J. MhsLry IL Co.
100 GALi.S. Lnseet Oh, warranted, Red lead,
INV ehroipe red, chrome green, chrome yellow,
Paris Green rdryoni in oil Spanish brown, Spanish
whiting, plaster q Paris, Venetian red, yellow och
re-, French mud Chinese VerniIion, ultra marine
bIne varnisles and mrpentinc, Blokrs hre.pruot
paint, together wilma variety of other paints for
sale reduced prcss&y q l.. TuoNrSoN,
mny lift ~ the C,tp Drug Store,
House aud Tot for sale!
lana nan story lrnulc house, belonging to
n. ]. A. latham The hons,v neatly flushed
inside apl ont, with comfortable ronais II is sit.
uatespn !ygl block ~, IN Staies Addition ts OF .
lava F0r terms apply to -
, lu'y lot NoRRls e. F,surs'
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STATE or ILLLNoiS, De Kalb Cossty o.
smf court. September term ls52. James :. .
Murray aud Will, r. Murray rs Harvey L.
CAT lSFACToRY atidnyi, bnung heei, s,t,
- that me defendant Harvey 7 jor-, is not ne.
-idtnt oil ms STATE notice is Ih,lelofc hereby given
10 the said deiendett, That n su,nmons issued out
81 the ssld court on the DAY Of the date hereof
the sui OF s'nd plaintiffs. directed TO the sh,nN VI
said county relurnnbie on the hrsi day Of the NJ
term thereof 10 be holden the cour, house in sy
enlnore, IN sand county on the GIL. day Of Sepletu
Der next Now. therefore unless you shall appear.
answer, or d.mur to the saiu coml.lainants hi'lhr
snhie viii he taken as confessed agnins, Won AMI
decree entered accordingly. " NJ Mack, Cis,k
Glover X Cook, sol. for comp aug2l-l.l,
Sycamore, June ~, ls5s
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Drugs 4 Medicines

Ever offered IN lh, market lie does not pretend
that Every Drug is prepared" but he does say,
that all his Drugs are imported fresh from their
tive cline, aud are warranted To be pure and una
dulcrnlrd All who wish to procure medicines OF
thlsknd, wlalway. had them al the Ottawa Drug
Store
Having purchased the eu,ire stock OF Drugs,
Books Stationery, Pertumcry, Nc, OF the re-
cent firm OF HDafrr s Cardriy. and having reteiv-
ed from New York and ST. Louis iarge supply VI
Nee DrOgS PaiRis oils dc, De,
besides a variety OF other articles consisting Of ev-
cry hing usually kept IN drug stores in the west
oil of winch are new aud Of the best quality and
pnTe and lnldnIterated, we would respectfully IN
vic oil persons wishing to purchase any article in
our line, TO call and examine our stock and satisfy
themselves AS TO It's qualify. W w. CAyARDY.
Ottawa Drug Store NAV IS 1851
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Tea. Tea !!

A arge stock OF the best quality OF Inn ~
penal and Young Tyson teas, tor family y H
ise, nj reasonable prices, forsa- at the ~
may 10 Otiaicd Drue Aiore.
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A FINElot OF superior white fish and trout, in ,
"a received Also, picked and dried herring,
Aug 7-,f .. A FosrrR.
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Sr:inGy. " tnes, &C.
-ys Just received a supply OF Brandy, Wines
,s==es ,and choice Liquors, selected expressly tor
. ==s@s medicinal purposes warranted 10 be pure
aud unldulteuIed-or sac nj the
may 2g-tt Ouaua Drug Store.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hot Ell

Cor. Weni Bto9dlrGy and Franklin street. FoTk.
4 this Establishment be very corIct Repre-
IA senIatiOn oil LADY IN CHINA under tie uNFLU.
ENGE OK OPIUM had g aud LANDS in 100! 1n III;
and best collection oil cet and Modern Coins iii tia U. s.
buf lea buttons marked u s. A. ee:corleTed Hat
Breecles CATERS &c, dc. Also Birds OF Vauous iuin
War Shells Apoiuis Gold Silver Copper and Other Tres
Rich Oil Paintings, fine Enguvins with other rtrC
ard valuable CuIIUsesI Statue George I'LL Such col
lection cannot be found IN Establishment OF the kin il
the United staes A double Cal, which rs universally AZ
from neck down the middle. They ul grown
per1ccy IorHc and we've Brought from Is UIy Of LyI e.
A Live White Kat from beTks Penn IdBtGnee GlA1 =
Cannon and DOIninoes. "A Billiard Room with two spIen.
did Tables, is also attached to the house. ,.5-.,
accommodated at very short notice. Tie LsrdeT viii be
supplied with ali the dec3res or The season Came oys;
tes Beef Seake, Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets &C., provided
at any hour -.s.g..=
MINO that will repeat almost anything after HaTangeT.
No ACCOMMODATION Political meetings any party.
celebrated Establishment, having various altera
Lio prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public and
Hotels Of The city Of New Yoik The Bor Room Which con-
tans the Tarest private museum IN this country being the
thunder the charge Mr. Thomas Riley inthe quality ellis
TORY, where will be served at all hours day
and evening Private rooms for Referees,
Ihepube respectfully invited to grant him share OF
'''' f CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor:
DPesons wishing for Wine and Spirits may depend
on having them genuine at this ESta bliShnent.
N B-PTivate families sLppied with Dinners SpppeTs
in superior STYLE Parties Of number. al their spee
tive homes and OF glass silver out any
:, - Entranet he RRFEcToRYi in Ttantrn.t4
i CHAmBERLIN's COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE.
LOCATED cORHrk or .nhRxrr THIRD STREETS, PrFTs
BURGH. FA.t
o. K. CHAMBERLIN. Principal and Professor OF ths
Science ofAccounts
P h SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanshp.
lHE principal object ofthis Institution young
il men an opportunity OF ohtaininga Thorough and IL
mate knowledge Double Entry Book Keeping and its
pCaUu business operations generally Applicants can
enter College at te and attend both day and evening
The ofinstucton is SUCH will enable the student
to take charge of and conduct scientific principles,
set OF Double Entry BCoks completion ofthe same
PEMMANsMP-TO write free and leghle hand is desira
accomplishment iii the education young gentlemenor
every profession, and particularly those are
deairous qualifying themselves mercantile bus
ness pursuts- ThiS department lie conducted by p
R. Spencer Of Ohio author OF the Snenceran system Of
PenmanShp, gentleman well known throughout the coun
try accomplished pennan, and also OF the
most successful teachers OF the age.
viii receiveprompt attention: aug21.l5
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BURNRR'S .. +. h z
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

poWRLI,S PORT SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA
eefye Sa sseSmoa Ss vsiteTS This dssStui Wa
teng place is situated eight miles east Of woodstock be-
Bmding Gone hundred ee In length commenced last
has been completed aud is ready o he reception Of
Families have been erected eonvenent to the boarding
iThsse SPRINGS consist Of WHITE, Blue and BLACK
SULPHUR CHAEYgEkTTE, LIMESTONE and SLATE, all having
The work or Natures abratory They send lofth
sucent quantity Of pun water osupply many
sim the ground gradually rising to the soutH and until
It reaches the western base OF tho mansanteu, from
most enchanting landscape views the country TO the
south and east teIs are 9uReE Of mounds
2 10 O5 ieet above level bottom in front and 10 he
S sTessbed nom the east or rear 81 gentle Sseent
Tbs Fort Mountain, with its picturesque scenery, itsi1
which, for bold outline and pleasing variety is
UNSURPASSED by aoSntsi3 scenery IN Virginia In
the and Fort MoGhGlni, embracing tho Page
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must be seen TO be
In addition to the Springs proper there number
eeebra Mountain Spring, 80 yards distant, q Tho
CoId Spiing abort distance nom ths; lmIediateIy
19o rs. souS rom The sps about Or
mile gushing nom tho mountain side Is the sweet haly
hcate SpTing The Spring recently opened amid the
beSTl group OF willows thai shade the Sulphur SPRINGS
and which is believed 70 possess peculiar medicinal qu
VSiteIs coming ron the North or Kdat can enter the
Eb ssfSSa sS9 tsSS n
north cast ron Springs The rugged grandeur or this
snTSl deile, the rocks towering the very Clouds
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
on arriving at the sprDGoi the Invalid has at onoe with
Of The world and temperate his exhausted
sroun him. and paTtang Of the rich yiands that are daily
pIepa red tot the OF hisfraiI body a
we will state for the benefit those NAY not be
aware OF the fact that large attached TO
the Springs Whee can have their horses pastuTed
or stlbed as theyn1ay prefer . ~ Il.5
The Bar will be furnished with the choicest Liquors.
An Sttentiye ostIer will be in attendance and servants
TO the different departments OF the house
sa be that can contribute TO the com OF the
Persons visiting The SpIings from the North, can leave
Baltimore in the morning. and arrive here next morn
.ur by the way Winchester and Woodstock Persons
Som fe South win leave Stanton in the morning arrive
AZ WondStOokt to dinner and the Springs to tea.
For the amusement OF those5ho may wish to parei.
pate In such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
Bath Hopse, with everything requisite for BAthuE,
has be6nsfected for the atoa Of visitors.
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CONSUMPTION, DURABLE!

r. CONSUMPTION. DURABLE! -.,t-l
Robert Sanderson Justice OF the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother OF aioT
General Sandsrson in the OF 1912, cured ~
Consumption by the use of"wiStaT's Balsam of Wild
Cherry =, Z, !. 4 4. u, l az o..
Dear Sr:-AS consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by the use Of
iiDr Wstar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry will state tho
SYMPTOMS ony case that otherE similarly afflicted may be
induced to try this Invaluable reedy experienced grea
difcuty in bTeathHg had the hectic ieyeTth violent
lIshes or heat frequent cola chs withsevere pain IN
nv side and accompanied by very bad cough
very restless nights had great hight sweas persri.
ing should say gallons night, wetting the
bed completely through had not been able TO work for
scare But / was much enAciated and almost helpless
when using Wts3rs Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
used in all 10 and am now free from all those
complaints, for my health Is good, .5s j. ..s-I
am now IS YearA old, and have not taken OF Tho
alSa since 1896 because my health is so good not IL
require any medices hut IL lshould have any return
my former should use Wis9Is Balssm Of Wild
Cherry procured the medicine OF MeSsrs. Fall & Nc
Cracken your agents In Lancaster, Ohio ,,
The genuine Wtsar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry has a
simIe OF the signature OF Henry Wistar NJ ~, PhiIAde
mia aud SANFORD Park, finely executed
rraved wrapper. Noothes can b.. genuine.
Sold Qy $780,. - D:.fAhhI Cincihnat, y.
on Walnut strcet-to whom all orders must be addressed
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- nHVRCMER.

haz a'gE- CEEURCHEa!. 90 ~
sSrnsr 4onrSs Sad Byron
yice fOi, evSnfnk1I1 ~ ~ y. ~. - M
IoHss E9tseopalsan Main street betssen First and
second, Centre wheeTngi Rev: JAS D. AeCAnE Pastors
Wonig service 10t, evening y O'CLOCK Service and lee
tnTe Friday evenings al u O'Clock Seats EREE. RS
F,Rsr PREsurTEa1AH. Req. r. H. Weed, Pastor Fourth
stree Monroe and Qmnoyj Service Morning and
Afternoon.Jla p ~
sRcosp PAEsBVTrRrAN, Rev. cyrus Dickson, Pastor,
Webster Street, between Main and Mark0 Centre "heeI
inEi Service morning and evening.
1H,rp PREsBr4EaiAX, Rec. NJ. PaHll, Pastor; First
WaId Hose Hall, Main street, above washington, North
whesing Service morning and atteTnoon.' = N4' ~
PouRru STREET MErHoDIsT EPiScoPAL. Rer. s. DAG.
,sa PASTOR Fourth Street between Monroe and Quincy
Service morning and evening Al 5r.- iIg gk Is 61t
NoRrH srREEr MErHopIsF EFIscoPALS Res. WSa. vii.
.oa Pastor corner Market and North sta North Wheel
cnAPt,HE ST. ,Mefa5gtsF 8FtssoplL. Rec &. MA
slSon Pastor, ChapHpe Pret and see6rd
Centre Wheeiipgi service morning and evening
Aaaka4 fIsFiroDrEr EFi.se4AL, Rtr. NJ. BrosaSscE
aston Chapne street. between Webster and Third, Gen.
Wheeling. .--.,.-cT esycgf4sr-
ST Jkrr,. cArSaEpaiE Roman csthols, n. Rev. Bisaeg
r. VgTVEc4a. Pth stfe' corner q H q service
nuTning and aernoon ode ., .,-.g ~ -. ID 4
~ ESoR Nd ss. =. = Pastor, conner
Market and JehsrHon atrfstS service morning and atter
FsITssF Rec J.{yg;ETeE, PASTOR ClayStEsot1 bStween
Rinband Sixth, service morning and evening "a
F1RSr INDEPENDEkF C6N6h sifE Rev
a. M WSBs,sT, Pastor, MaTset ~
Third, Centre Wheeltng, l spg
RvAHoELi1AL PRoTElTAHI, RFv.g BEstgsnIs FeatoFsl
CAY street. aboVs SIKH. East heonEa ba 20
zioE,s RvAN03IoAL LgFuaHiEyi M ~
Rsstor, soInsT AsTEft and Monroe ssFYtsy ~
Nr- savlsaeaboT an' No Is Union street.
- FTodS EIoss !. re .o9 = tta'i - M
irtglEE 81 Kd6suly No. q MOnroestreet. t,et' p"
IjtSrTraa FItft TIoas ttsHf Hartet sire G.
-. ~ D n II
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WASTING ToN.l 9. .!l I ll1I

RroI,, efunrtIB mO8teeIehRRledL5 = q, ,1aToN
TTIHiS laTEe and magnificent Portrait ol By
from bpTin OF an American ~
ali Who haye sser Tito be ono or the most
ieens 81 ar ever publshed, and
he size Of the plate s eighteen by
which viii make = IoL
sl should be In tie bands 6f every
now State HonSeS
hneiy elgr4Sed, an on
reduced the price to ONE Dollar neon feeeiy
Agperpona mSS ~ he
stateas eafefolly Put up on rollers nll VY sib
free fipoatage! It.3, ". az I,pblisheF,ss
a Address fit ell j6iiN y6,l
lesh, Bool.sepe Pnehs
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this tnStltut1ouyN 5FSG
The teachers present connected with the Seminary
Rev. 81 w. ToLPoRD, b. D., '' fsa
Miss S. v. BLISS.
S S:: T TfiI A. T5% 9Rsi A.,t..",.
Miss ER s4sS, LII HA88plNG.
atnt. -. nm, =. ~ gu h;Hs
Mr.. L, 2. Dc MASsIAS, FFereh and DraaViMg. flt
Prof. b. b. SToNE, Vocal Music. mimi
sS ont " Sas az @ SSs %a
probably be with us In tho Spring, listil5Gi
Seminary near PhilGdephi she not only gives iistne
tIs In the higher branches taught In semres but 10
rom PROT Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss. ,-I' r.
Teachers made for Lectures
before the classes, by some experienced Lecturer and XIX
We would again direct the attention, arents. tht
IN S9 Sn KNOW tiny s'
tie majority studies Of pupil arc In any particular
Hoard and Tuition with room rent, Bedding Fre aud
Lights and Ancient Languages If desired per session
Washing for Boarders, per dog, 90
! nAY Redistribution Primary, Junior Gradepcr 400
session. &C.. s.,,o+ cr,a. u-le,ls o' 1860 SO
Seminary proper, Junior Class, "a
per session. l2VO
| ~ . 81 Senior class, { llls. r. .I-..I. l6uU
| q: Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1000
40 eFtra charge eEp for re OnGnTsGs SrGnsasS
| 80 ofinstrunnent for daily practice, .. 200
!Nodetn Languages; Painting or drawing, 1900
lEmhrolIlrryS Fancy Needswork, or plHinsew' ~
and Lectures 90
Wher Music Teacher lesson1f out Of the SemnR
~ IL consequence extA rouble tie eae Ia charg
eli aa IN tho Seminary, viz: $1S pGr session.
Pupils chRTgedfrom the time ofentrOnce to the eost
session, and deduction made except for aleeAs
have only tosly, that have here Gouerent and LV
administered kindly inieed, but still government and
law which all coneernOd must respect and obey Ou
arrangements also SUCH that pupils under the
care Female Teachers night and day. This system gives
ira and trouble Teachers, but ts he only sa
sy'tr We have found Teachers who have well sustain
ell our YteWa. s. rErgtt ff.IuF tss u
AS to the progress pupils in sound learning,
those interested will visit attend &c
IVr will point them members OF higher ciaASe
and monuments ARD ourpledges
Wheeling, Aug 81. .ifF 4. a. -5
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:. ~ nGRNRRAH -EACIZsONIii IL
AND, HFARTIN4 LUTHER.

TlHE Proprietors OF Sartans Magazne having pureh$
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