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HE regular time for the commencement orthe Fall
Session Of this tnitit9ti92 VII g tq Tst say IF So
Tho teachers at present connected with the Seminary
Rev Nv 5. ". ToLFoRp. B. D.. Rrinetpat -
MS Ne. SSRs sziSs ORR /, A.,t..sr.
Miss Fs IAN CT Z. .H1R6fNG, .fap ~
MissMARY o. ToLFoRD, AHsi'asat Pitntar1 Depart.
fFof; JOHN w1NkIk, 4t.te ana German ',.i's"'si
MIR. l.. F. De MASSIAS, French aud DrdibiHG.
Prof. b. Il. STONE, Vocal 4it.ie. ,i9fiif -
Miss Orr will take active duty tho eondLg on.
probably be with US ihthe Spring. a
Miss Bliss has been for several years eonneetSI VIA
the higher branches taught in Seminares,
~ experienced foher Of Music and French. Pupils
To,.S Prof. Wfnkle or Miss Hiss - -
The Natural Sciences viii DO taught by the regular
rcaehers and arrangements made for 6fIeourcs
9re tho classes by some experienced Lecturer and Ex
we W66ld again direct the attention ofSrens TO th
Terms In tho Seminary. Any person knowing gTae
tic majority OF the studies pupil in any particular
lass, that Is the pupils grade. 2 isal l.lGR
Lights, Ssd APeent Languages L desired Per session
Hay PgEIrs-Tpltion- Urinary, Junior Gridepor
/ 90. :. :, Senior Grade, a.aJ 1eS6
SeEhnsryr proper, Junior Class,
1ea RSE s elEs f4SS
ansi SsSlH Hs sisss rodrtG i.. 1 1SSe
No ertra ehdrseE .xeepf for e tOlEopidg 6Tanehes:
lInsiG ror session Vfhve months with use Of
iS ofinstfGRnsHt for daily rraetice,i fh0ish 800
NndS:u Languages, Painting or drawing, ban 10 90
Embroidery, Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew.
| GEg. -i-.tt .a#rl ts4 l4l- 800
Vocal 'Isio, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures,
Wo Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the SeminA
~ consequence OF extra trouble, the same is charg
| ell ~ ~ tho Seminar y, ,Vizi S1Spe session.
Pupils charged from the time OF to the close
OF session; and nc Deduction made except for sickness
With reference 10 The Management OF the school, we
hay only tosay that we have here Gorernment and Latr
Law, which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
Judgements also such, that pupils under
OF Female Teachers night aud day This system give.
ira care and trouble TO TeaChers but i Tie only
Spt>H. We have found Teachers; who have well sustain
ell views. 1g 20 E7[f l9a q
AZ to the progress or pupils in sound learning,
those Interested will visit u.s. attend
will point them 10 The members OF higher classes
aid SAY-c IuoHtnlenLa-heTe pledges
| Wheeling, Aug. 81. '-..i - Ats-= go
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TheCampatgn or Gen. sosssssS
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me campaign of Gen. Sac
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Written ina clear aud vigorous Rfye III ~
otn b saynS commenced Its La
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footsteps OF that eonsumate Solder SybnS IL
tinPhs rom xsEa GIs toth6 City "a
military stratssy 'qF eas1s e,
nd h Il ri ma drawn with
are and pTDducea
az ,S ihe
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10 Ia" BY HENRY C.0oWATSoHi,' -''a h'''s
IUFi6 IN E7ELSES az s
TO set before the women OF AMER examples for ina
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iler OF fame has tfithlIIy aid iIsi
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ERuPTIVE DISEASES :

T now become settled fact, acknowledged hy tho
Physicians 0four city, that In the sefoinh
letter, many other diseases BRENTLIN0HRfs RLuIp
EXTRACT sARsGf ARILLA AND DANDxLIoN. is decidedly
above all other preparations 1speaks itself
use and although we have taken the pains Of haY
ing published through the papers, appointing agens
sale oft, yet almost weekly receiving
dcTs from Vermont, New York, Ohio, Kentucky
by who by some chance means have heard
oTts wonderful curative powers. The following is from
gentleman of Vermont few aya aimee, who used II for
very serious discase:-- = - - .
DEAR DocToR: y -
- The two bottles ofmedieine / got from yol
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured mel please sepd me
sOmc more by Express,
Yours Respectfully. Mr..
tits prescribed by nearly all the Physicians
city, qua1k medicine, have made them
quaiEtcd with the: component parts; and say all
have not the opp0rtunityor making 1t known
It is entirely free from all Minerals and Is in
tic least incompatible with of the preparations ofIO.
dine, FowIeT's solution, other properties.
To had Lakes, f. Yahrling, and sold
"A't''-' ~ 4'4 BRENTL1NGRR & ARMSTRONG. Z
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling Va
July 81, '52. 5e-,gy .Ts.,stg
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LETTER FROM MIR. STEPHENS.
'if- iHH tREDBRAE CoTTAuE, EpTNprRoi

''Mrssrs Leorard Seott T. Co., INV 'Sf - io'so
"Genternen-Ib beg TO sny that your tF6rnS1s 6riet
the only genuine edition published in the United S a
America dfmy work. the ssBook b ne Fdfai TSe edfS
circulating at present in the States the te SS
Book OF the Farm is taken from the first edition a n
work, written ten years ago, which In my second ed
entirely re modelled and Ingreat part TewTote llo
all the moro recent In the practice in
culture suggested by scientific experiment., and rat
in effect quite new book.
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Bergos or SPINE and mns.ele ,I.fniIaent!f
OF this remedial agent we orbear ray auythin tho
" speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism
Neuralgia Sprans pains from Bruises Burns dc, so
extraordinary, that speak is MERITS you
really we fear, could scarce give TO our assertions
II can be had at ---5- =
r. E},57e s5 PAXTON & LAKES l. G.
ioF-4d = 4ls-Ni Bndof guspI iHFtdeS; ana al -
Aug.oI-tyd. BRENTLINGER &ARMSTRoNG'Si
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a 4s4-g-9l47Rr9aq SIS, q
79oist sayz he Slg 1s Sotss Of '1Vf'tarf

- y,.l- n Mt. Rden, Ky, July q, 1852.
Mcssrs Harcourt, Howard & Co-Gents:-The "Dr.
yislarIs Balsa OF Wild Charry that bought you has
been OF such signal myaniy that wish make
its virtues known for the benefit OF the public
NV wife took cold time of her confinement, which
cced cd her lungs The physicians pronounced hec dis
case consumption She had prOse night sweas and had
coshs she was given up for despared recovery
and child partook Of her complaint She then
menced taking .TVistdT's BaLsaH Of Ipid CeTTy and
three bottles eee an entire cure with her and hechild
both. -rfl. = irIr ] 1f..t 'iy'
Ihave doubt they would have been In their
IL they had not used Wisar,s Belsam OF Wild
UChsrry ,TH dHFt5f 4 - 'SRTHR. SRARCY.
Seth r. searcy, whose certificate soboye, is man Of as
much V6Tacity any in this country and OF good
judgement we place entire reliance his statement.
HARCOURT, HowARD' g. Co.
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