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NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott.
GAN 1NTENsELY INTER EsTING BOOK.


1VoL. 1eMo., 1925.
M GORE & ANDERSON, have Just ready in duodee,
~ NJ TIE sSe oAMpA1GN OF GENERAL SCOTT
vol, with Map OF ths Battle GroandsaSs7 pages
detailed account OF General Scotts brilliant Campaign
- Lieut.. S. is man OF sterling sense \ far
and impartial account OF all he saw-hendGH in the o.
spirited extended sketch of the last Mexican Cam
aeedcny Connected with the Army.-Philaa C.oniel.
Written in clear and vigorous STYLE and II is difficult
Ore Of the most gallant officers in the Navy tn.
whole volume, work ofntccct, is worthy OF high
place in the department to which 1t belonss-Louiss,
Ut is no small praise to author say, that have
never read history evidently SO fairly writen-Lit
"a volume full ofnstruetion and interest; He write.
with flowing pen in vigorous style, enrehnE his
tive G Sss
we have seen work which has given such vivid i'm.
Of Gem. Seotts Campaign0Soullern Press.
Has given to the public veryatracuSe work--char
(S. CO. STANDARD
We find in this hook, the lifeIike description
men thngs-o: Scenery and Socety-of marches and
battles and victories, that we have ever read-Aaonie
Rerieio.
We follow with interest renewed, we advance on the
footsteps OF that consumate soldier whose marches and
tumphs from Vera Cruz to the City oil Mexico, werea
es OF manGurcrs absolutely the annals Of
military stra,egy-cin Ca ,vi,, .,s,, ts,,,i.r
He is lively and spirited narrator His battle sketches
sa
cdeJ partisan spirit but with evident abty-M Y Ti
| Slu>.
The very hest book which that war has called FORTH
| PHILADELPHIA PresbyeriGE
In reading some othe authors descriptions OF assaults
and storms hardly wonder at the fascination and
enthusiasm productive OF the almost ineT.die military
proress repeatedly displayed during the Mexican WAR;
| Princeton Reuie,r.
book than eadablei its statistics and facts
an sketches give the reader clear account OF The
campaign ba found where superior in interest
II not in value, to Major Ripeys History.-M y Erdn
| gelfsf $40. s..
Pays warm tribute to the many admirable qualities Of
that eminent commander, Gen. Scot-RzrPeT's Mrgn<fn<
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dress upon Giving their paper containing the adver
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEELING FE,IALE SEMINARY.


Session Of this institution, will be the FIRST say
neI Each Session vf ,b Ken
Rev. >. ". ToLroRp. b. D., Principal.
Mss Miss MARGhREr ORR. a,,i.,sn,, ,,''.s..t
Mss MISS MhRY O. ToLfob. ASSISTANT Primary Depart.
PROT; JOHN wINKLE. Masts and Gf 1
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Miss Or will not take active duty the coming session.
IN account Povidcntal detention ut homc but will
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Miss Bliss has been iot several years connected with
lions in the higher branches taught in semaries but is
90 an experienced Teacher of Music and FRENCH Pupils
rom Mu Prot @nEle or Miss Bliss "'4' f's''
The Natural Sciences viii be taught BIZ the regular
and arrangements made for OF Lectures
b.orc the classes by some experienced Lecturer and En-
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We would again direct the attention ofrarenis, TO thi
crns in the Seminary Any knowing the grade
pupil will at know the amount OF Tuition. Where
Tie majority the studies o pupil ave in any particular
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session 600
q Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
a. rsI session, 1922 1922
" s asdss Glass flsss' 1 1tSo
q. Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 16 90
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lessons, IS 90
{ e OF instrument daily practice, 90
NodeI N Languages, Pointing or drawing, 1900
t.nb "o;dery, Fancy Needlework or plain Sew s-ry
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v"csi Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semira
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Pupils are Charged ON The lime OF TO the close
sess ON, and nc deduction made exccp. sickness
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administered kindly indeed, but still Cove nmcnt and
Itw which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
arrangements also SUCH that pups andcr nc
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e. tra and trouble Teachers, but ia The o:y
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those interested will visit attend opt exam nations,
will Point them the members O. higher classes
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