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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-22
THE NEW YORK FR1BUNE


s va, he jor%s in the world tsas appeared
eaiariy on an isht-pSse sheet at price
two cents and which hsS the az
ct It's share Of tn. patronage which the Metropolitan
Within the present year TGE provided Itself
With new Press, at Of $4,000, merely
m Ill earlier than they otherwise might do. with cores
iIssi orld aud sta OF writer's chosen
country believe that oven those who dislike
the polite, sheet eoncede to franness in Avo1ns
its convictions and ability in maintaining them We ap-
~ rae TstSusE would conduce the political
Welbeins Of the Republic to aid Us in eHeetnS
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mum in advance; % for six months: ,,,,,.,, -,
and FRIDAY ana contains all the Editorials OF the Daily
with the aSfs s "1 FoTrS and
Corrssponlsnce, and during the coming session Of Gem
with the Important speeches. It viii also contain
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Tas NsW.YoaE wsEEtr Tarsu1E, large esht-page
tsas .sSlss on the iapot91t topc. the times. the
Of the ,I. IRON S esn I1r
Mlrets Interesting AMI reliable POLITICAL Mechanical and
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Tus rnrpuyE ALMANAC for 1889 containing the Elec-
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Comics, postpaid, -. Address as above.
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n. CARTWRIGHT,

NJ Us1C PIHasB aLIA IA 4 81 sFEfsEk Err.
r Isf OF NEW HUsIG-
II The Crystal HItE eo1aPssed ~ ssnngnaa Of Ihh
city.
FArtune Teller; CGutaT J. P CHM.
sultan's Polka; (PTano) Charles d. Albert.
La s5IphIds Valse; piano. J. Aseher- I
La Clochette du Patrei (Piano) LefebTue Wely-
Engine Masurka SeutireutaIe (Pianol JsHss Beliak.
MAsurka des TTaineaux: tPianolJ J, AHch~~ ~
The celebrated hondO FfEAie, sang BY Madame La
horde; (Piano) Max Maretsek.
Also wed the following pieces OF MuSie
Bessie'S Grave; beautiful song.
What II Home without = Brother.
WHAT'S Home without 4 Sister; eonpAnions 20 What
Home without Mother.
Maid OF Sylvan Mock.
flight Of the Ro
The Snow has fallen aTeHub ~.
Also large assortment Of Musical Works, Ae., Sc.
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TRANSPORTATION.

1879 W E.In cl. 1863.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
TRIAL RAIL r o a D.
N ~
The Capacity this Road equalo in the Country
TMRRR THROUGH
PASS ENG Err TR A N s
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting dIree, in Unlon Depot at Pt,sbsrgh With
Through Trains from AL wsSssra 5Ss o thu,
urn.shng facilities Of Passengers IN
ESpress and Past Lines run through Philadelphia With
out change Of Cars or condpe.ors. ...,- yv,,,.r,.
sleepnF Cars to express and The KPre.s
runs ana d Esss sop Se YSrS Express and
Past Line connect for Baltimore and Warrington
Expires, Train Leaves y M nFsTf: n PhA
Mall Train leaves Pittsburgh A. ~, arriving in Phadei-
rI Rai Line leaves Psbarsh philadelphia
or Baltimore at $3.50 A n, New York 1880 p. M.
Two DDy trains between Ne1YOrk and Through
Tickets an RAD Srs good on either OF me HoSns
TicRETs EASTWARD may he obtained at any OF the
important Rail oees in the Vest Also on hoard any
o. the regular Lns Of ste1|sTS on me US or me
Company In Boston, New York. Baltimore Philadelphia.
Fare always as low as by am other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.
The completion the Western connections Of the Penn.
sylYanin Rail Road to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THe EAST
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.
The connecting Of tracks by the Rail Road Bridge al
setSer with the saving Of time advantages readily ap
Prfs4l1sS4a & ssRRSIs N 's: TR9 li 1s 70
their advantage to Sal by Lhts Houte.
Freight Contracts shipping DTeetons apply to or
D. A STEWART, PitlsburEh;
T RHIe j. 70 IoTssTos R. MCNEIL ay1
Ky oEMsPI cAofsET Per s%Suih o. o. PA 5GsSn Co.
ATIEEx IipBEEr Cne natl o R. 9. hELDaTM Mad,1on.
Ind WItLIAh PIsSaSA LGsisyis' Ky " g. 9R!I5T
Sass ST. Louis, No JOHS HARMS, Nashvile Tenn, HAR
RIs IIuNI Memphis, Tenni cLAEEE Co, Chicago. Ill
lows Freight Agents Of Ran Roads atdrrent points
INC Greatest Facilities offered for the Protection
and SPECIFY Transportation Of Lire Stool,
And Coon with privileges fer PersOns
travelling in charge thereof
FRBIGHT5 WESTWARD.
by this Rrvghts all descriptions forward
any points on The Ran Roads Of Ohio Kentucky, Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri By Rail Road direct
with Steamboats, which Goods be forwarded to
port the Ohio Musklngum, Kentucky Tennessee Cum
Arkansas Red Rivers Cleveland, sAndusky and
Chicago with Steamers to all ports the Horh-Western
and Shippers entrustnE the transportation OF
their Freight to this Company can rely With confidence on
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point In the West BY
az axe rge 5I 10y as e. cssa ne'
EB-Be particular mark packages wa PESSA. r. r.
Merchants the West ordering goods from East, viii
do well to direct them to be shipped by his Route.
Parties attending to their shipments from the East
Company following places before ShippnR letters
addressed to either OF them the subject Of reghS will
meet E Win s EfsRBsi R,' fRiSa:lpha.
MAeRAw 4 KooNs, 50 North Street, Baltimore.
LIE CHI CO., No.2 Astor House or No g. VIM. st. NY.
LEIGH G9 No. q KiIby Street. Bo sg
THos. A. SCOTT, Cent SHpt, Altoona, Pa. jams
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INTERESTING Dc PROFITABLE TO EVERY ONE.
TN consequences OF the hard times have concluded
make greatrednetion in the selling price OF goods.
SHALL atthe time, oer OF the greatest bargains
In several articles received directfrnm auction.
CALICOES, with the exception Of English and MerrimaeE
at loo per yard.
MUSLIN DE LANES goods retailed forless than
Is only 1Sk aud all others In proportion
FURs-I offer good assortment, and at prices to suit
eVerybO1Y
than other house.
MILLINERY G00DS-A complete assortment, very l1W,
both Wholesale and reta row Ruehes at12e, row
lSa<d- and 4 row at ~.
EMBRoIDERIEs-T oblige mvself to sell 50 per cent
cheaper than other house the city Of wheeling
nther nlace.
.ClIISEzEs-worth Bic. At 20 cents.
OL0AKS AND SHAWLS in every variety, and cheaper
than other house.
.y. 3 9 E s Of ns as sss At :
at only Is cents.
LJSENS-Au rrtIele worth I5e al only 45e.
PARANETTOS AND TRENCH MERIN0S-0f every col
price lower than offered before; also plain
Aines ne quality such sells 25e. for iss<o
KID GL0VES-Another lot Of those extremely cheap
GauntlgtS, at size.
10 short viii sen any my Eoods to suit these
hard times ISAAC PRAGER.
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LIVER INVVIIGGORATOR
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,

PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS.
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGKTIvE AND LIVER NE
i DIciNEs before the public that acts as ChGrtie
easier, lder, and etst1al Than any other medicine
acting rst LfUGr eject It's morbid matter then
the bowels od that matter thus &C.
panfn feelings ekpe!enced operations of most Ca
artcs It the system at the same time that
strengthen and build It up with unusualrapdity.
The LIVER one Of the principal .esga.S,Trs Of the
are .s Sl a Tss o
bowel, ave at fault
having ceased to do tsduty3POr the diseases Of that
Of the aas and n sone e
counterfeit the many 70 Which
it rs Is p9age
bled with LIVER C0M:e1PLALR7,ln any Cfits FORMS
mas hut TO try a bottle, and. ,convictonis certain
These Gums remove alrmarbid or bad matter from
system, supplying in their place healthy flow Of BILE
nvlEnTatg the misunderstanding food to digest WELL
PURIFYING THE BLO0DHgving tone and health to the
whole machinery, removingthe cause Of the disease
BILIOUS ATTACKS are. cured, AND, WHAT is
BETTER, PREVENTED, blythe occasional use OF the
to relieve the stomach
and prevent the food from-risnE and sourinE,
ONLY one before retiring, prevents NIGHT
Only one dose taken night. ieSssns the bowels
FeSy o saa taken snF ser viii DYSPEPSIA
TX 2sA dSis II T0 WI" F'e''
bottle taken for fe male obstructionrem
cause Of the disease, and makes perfect cure.
Only one dose Immediately relieves CHOLICt while
0ns dose often Yepeated isrnR sure cure CHOLERA
fORBUS and a preventive of CHOLERA' "
~. Ony one bottle is-,needed TO throw out of the
system the effects of med-ene after long sickness.
r. One taken foF,SJAtINDICE removes all sal
losness or unnatural color--from the skin.
One dose taken sh0rt@tlme before eating gives Wig
or the appetite, and makesSfood digest well:
One dose often repeated.r,cu CHRONIC DL4R.
RIGA in It's worst FORMS while S UANER and
ROWFL complaints yeldZ, almost the first dose.
One or two doses taeks caused by WORMS in
Children; there Is Speeder remedy in
the world, as itHeUerJItka. m
GE- few bottles curesNDROPSft by exciting the
absorbentS.
We take pleasure mendlnB this medicine As
preventive ror FEVER AND AGCE, CHILL FEVER,
and all FEyERs Of Bill LI0US TYPE. It operates
wheertainty andthOusands are willing to testify to Its
wonderful virtues.
NOUS TESTIMONY IN IT'S IA VOR.
~ MIR tHdtsr On se mouth tOh te In1f0ordtoFI ana
stpdLlOlo both together.
THE LIVER INVI9ORATOR
IS A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and 10 daily
working believe. II cures by
magic oss 1igiH1 beHet, aud seldom more
than one bottle required to kind Of LIVER
Complaint. from Jdundice or Dyspepsia 70 =
common Headache, all Of which the result OF DIS
EASED LIVER
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 Broadway, New York
myl4-Iy T. II. LOGAN 4 CO., Wheeling. Va.
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! = oTzDEN BE ETHIVBL sTIo II r.
NO. ia MAIN STREET., WIzEELIEe va.
NEW FALL1ANDs WI NTERGooDs
eLI.1rr,
eReAT INDUCEMENTS TO cAsHfTRADE.


Hnkes,
HS
WIstsn
Pn
the sign tn '"ds
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This passes through n Lexington Lancaster, Cir
eeVlle Washington Wilmington and MarroW-the richest
and most beautiful part Of Ohio.
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PARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

Short Line Rail Road.
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n. B-At1.asAr.Op. Contracts can be made With him
BY the quartz. 3anH
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
twice DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich
j. rnOnd and Washington CITY via GordOnsye and Alex
GndFis.
mond NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and 1850 ?. %.
Returning leave W Ahington...6 A NJ and = P. II.
and
Arrive at Richmond. .1;s0 P. II. and An.
Baggage checks and tickets, given through between Rich
mond and Washington.
and being lin excellent order and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
antee always securing connections, shown BY arr
daily Richmond and Washington city In advance OF
the Steamboat line.
FARR HETRERH RICHMOND WAsHIHoTos. $3.50
0mEibus viii be found always ready to take through
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the free Of charge, with ample time for them to
take their meals, whether going North or South
Through Tickets be obtained between DanVile and
Washington the Terminus Of the Road, nearly
pleted Danvie. An Agent Of the Company viii receive
the Checks passengers from the Danve Road and At
tend their baggage all the Wsy Washington Ohe Bal
the nan line BY the old '.esnSoa,
route.
mond and Alexandra. Eel
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TRAINS LEAVE ZANEsVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
Al iPIS PM Cincinnati and points ABOVE,
on arrival Of Central ohio Trains from wheeling the
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ONand AFTER Monday, Goth November, 1885, the trains
" will run fooWs-YiG:
Frst-The St Louis, Cincinnati, Wheeling, BenWood,
Baltimore and Washington City Express leaves daily az
l3l A. n, arriving at baltimore 1870 A. NJ in time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
Seoond-The Northwestern Chicago, St. Louis, Cairo
indianapolis, Dayton, Cinonnat Wheeling, BenEood Bal
tmore and Washington City Express daily $3.50
p NJ saturday excepted, arriving Baltimore At 45O p
u In time for Eastern connections.
enjoy the elegant
take the 1880 train to Cumberland aud resume their
trip by the $40 A. NJ
Baltimore daily follows: Plrst-The s:l5 A. NJ train
arrives at Wheeling 625 P. NJ. Second-rhe $50 p. II.
train arrives at Wheeling at 1890 A NJ.
The 1l80 A. 81 train bound East will stop At AllStatons
between ,.heellng and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being issued TO Moundsve at 50
cents and TO DsnWOOd at % cts. J. B. FORD, Agent
W.P. SMITH. Superintendent.
l.. N. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. nov20
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Great Reduction In Prices Ter Cash.

Z GFeat Reduction In Prices for Cash.
An now Offering splendid assortment Of an kIaas and
= e0iors OF French MeTinns, them worth Al
for I5c. al vol; PlaIds worth Use Soc Broehs ais
Iorth 9tofor 90 and ~; Chenille Long sav IN rst
ahqndaee and a. very reduced pFieea; Fancy and Black
SoIne as easaP a oe per yard, worth 75e al wool
De womb DC for 81, MY pieces Tibet Cloths
aoLtn s,Ss I9r - az eel9Es Enbroiaered and White
5oos ~ nearly one bali have 70 pay renerRIiy
des Improved Shape Hoop SKIRTS. astonishing lev rates.
Ianels % every description, among which viii Be found
set 70 shrink some extra heavy and Ane Lades' Wsarn
set one OF the eopetest Of FANCY Do
MESTIC DRY GOODS iu the ritv Receiving loo4r daily
o. the latest styles, made here and Imported terev keep
ne up MI assortment AL seasons and a prices that
VII Aatisy the most paTtelar-fOr CAEH OsLTi
are periellarv Invited {" give early call be-
Tore Purchasing elsewhere e Ne. % Main Street C-e
Wheeling. toetiq JOHN RoEliER-
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enquire
At Central Ohio once, heSPrigg House. Water
street, Wheeling, Va
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TINE celebrity Of avetty Wedieatet Paper for the wa
ter.el1set Is rapidly bsI7g extended throughOut the
United OF the best articles put before
the public II obviates the OF ehemic oisoned
plper, aud paper stained with pile prodasng PrIn
ink. and preventive OF piles This
raNy relied It hne and light bank note
per- aud stnut wrapper. Nothing Of value
aud utility the pnbc.
only ~ 500 sheets 50 eeats Each sheet OF the sea
Iae contains the Of J. O. Gayetty vAter-marked.
Eet s van ierful article druggists from
the proprietor, No. Il Ann N Y tits by express
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SHAVING SALOONl
RE1NHARD GAUs,
IA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!

NEXT DOOR TO TUE A'tuRr HOUSE ENTRANCE.
HOT AND COLD BATHs,ALwAYs READY.
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RESGAL PLAID HATs.-Have received another Ios
s-lis aAsrna 1ssss
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z. GEsT, Prest, ". W. BAILEY, Act. suPt,
Cincinnati. ZAnesVilles o.
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Wishing neatly can be seeSa
naodated ahoFt notice. ank-Ir
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Pianos Melodeons aud every kind of musical Instru
ments tuned and repaired.
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IN eonnection with the above, keep every kind of
4iealnstrumsn.s and musical merchandise generally.
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Faculty.:
e K. L0sInR,
PTineiPa-LeetureF Science fAseoapas Oosasrea
Business OastoHsa
J. n. r btbBARH,
Professor 81 the Theory and Practice Beck KeepfaE
Commercial Calculations
H. H DAVIES.
81 Associate Professor OF Bcok- EeepftR
y. O. JOHNSON.
Professor Of Business and Orna tai Panraanshfa
3. ?. WILE1aMS, Eso.
fr Lecturer on Mercantile Law. =
RIVE. YEATES REERE.D D.
Lecturer on CoumeFeia1 Rthdes.
~ TRUSTEES:
Hep. Jno. P Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Yansant,
Hon. fhouAssvanRs Wm. n, Kefzhier. FsS
Jacob Trust, EEq., William Enaie IN
The College Is provided with = CommeTeiaf Library
Standard Works, expressly for the use or Students
Zach Student has desk to HIMSELF aRdis separately
9trucfed. 4
ThsrebenE no vacation during studspt,eaa.a
ter ~ any time.
from to - weeks. - -
DIP1oNA ls awarded 20 all GFaduntrs. s.. Is
AtarRe and Beautifully Ornauented Circular e.ntainpR
Ipards Of sK the Exterior and
Interior View Of the College, Designs
&c. sentey mail free Qf Charge accompanies
WIN eAtaloRoe EiVtnE fell particulars. AddTeaH,
= X LflrfEtit- RaHffsa0rl. M.
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NFIRSEILuss Opars sleeves, and Collars in sets
vi White and Figured, very chap and vary pretty.
sep4 PAYNE CO., % Monroe st.
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TERMS!

TnE TRIBUNE 40 for 1889. containing the Elec-
and the usual wiz be Published about
O1riStua II IL Copies postpaid for 81 100
Copies, postpaid, 80. Address as above. .1
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Founded 1s5a=0 Chartered 1854
e,Isal.lmoEssG So leaaIles s.rests.

IeII5altimore and Charles streets,
BALTIMORE, II. d.
THIS Institution tie and douF
Lining condition Twice dnnnE last years
Il necessary obtain larger apartments
eommodaion OF plumber OF students, repre-
sentinE nearly every State In the Union.
Il occupies Of the most conspicuous desrA
bly, located buildings in theeity. The
ousy arranged, spacious and elegantly fnrafEhed.
The advantages and facilities here offered young
desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
ties OF the Counting Room obtain Thorough Prde-
tiodt BBsiRess EdUedOH generally, unsurpassed IN
particular BY saiIaF sstabshnent iks Ualts1
States. rs sa
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-20
NOTICES..
Advertising.

We cpcat what VIC have often said, that The
Cecil Wing has far greater circulation than any
other paper on the Eastern shore or in any of the
neighboring counties in this State. 1t is valu-
able wcdium for advertising to all persons in this
county who have property, Real or Personal, for
goods or wares. Every dollar they cxpend in adj
ycrtising in The Wing must repay them hundreds
And persons in the cities who may desire to sell
to merchants and citizens of Cecil county, can in
no way make their business and location known to
them well as by advertising in The Cecil Wing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-20
Agents Wanted Everywhere.

TO Agents can give more liberal Inducements
can be offered by any other house. In addition to
larger commission, it is much easier to get sub.
Scribers for my enterprise than any other.
The peculiar advantages are A Larger Stock
and better Catalogues to select from A better
Assortment and Quality of Gifs. More punctuality
and Correctness in filling Orders
l;y acting as Agents for me, Persons wishing 4
valuable Library can procure it gratis. Those
seeking an easy method of earning livelihood
can find it. Any one desiring good Watch, can
obtain it. For full particulars send for catalogue
My large capital together with my long oxper-
fence in the business, and consequent familiarity
with all its details, gives me almost incaIcula.
Bile advantage over all other parties
All | ask is rral Send me an order, and you
VIII be convinced that there is no cxaggcration.
DO NOT FORGET TO SEND FOR A CATALOGUES
Persons visiting tho city, are requested to call
and examine for themselves. q. Il. EVANS
HEAD QUARTERS, 439 Chestnu: Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
BRANCH STORE, As Cornhl Boston, Mass.
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WINCHESTER s. CO;
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,

Patent Shoulder Seam Shirt Mandatory;
A THE OLD STAND, No. roc CHESTNUT STREET;
n PHILADELPHIA, Opposite the Washington
llouse)
A WISoHEsrER will give. as heretofore his per.
sonal supervision Of the Cutting and Manufactur-
ing departments Orders for h is celebrated style
Of Shirts and Collars filled Mt the shortest notice.
Persons desiring to order Shirts, can be supplied
with the formula for measurement, OF application
by mail.
Constantly on hand varied and select stock Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Wholesale orders supplied on libetal terms:
Sent. A. lS5S-lY
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Newark Female Seminary.

VyHE NEXT SESSION will commence
l. on the FIRST MONDAY of September.
TERMS Board and Tuition in English
Branches and Latin. $50 per scholastic
year. MUSIC, DRAWING. PAINTING,
and MODERN LANGUAGES, Extra.
An elderly, lady accustomed to the care Of
children. will reside in the family and have
the special oversight of the younger pupils
For other Information, address the Prin-
cipal, MISS II. CHAMBERLAIN,
July &c, l339--Im. Newark, Delaware.
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"maple's topmost stem" would suit his
kingship, though that stem was so slender
as 10 9. curve" beneath his weight.
Whether the book will be success, ac-
money in the authors pocket, remains to he
seen probably it will not. But if the true
criterion Of the success Of book be the
Wholesome truths which it imprcSses, and
the keen pleasure which it Affords, then
Ilcmpstead's book is n decided success We
venture the assertion that no man will read
this book without feeling Of pleasure, that
he has been brought in contact with q strong,
vigorous n,ind--.a mind that recognises its
responsibility to the great Creator. earnestly
yet rcvcrcntly, locking into the great problems
love Of the beautiful, which hard struggle
with hard world has not b,untrd, which a
hand 10 hand encounter with Poverty, Sick
ness, Toll. Suiltrings and almost with Death,
has only left more bright and warm. and
enables its professor all the better to say:
to Thee,
Lord Of the lily heart and sea,
For life. though held in pain;
ycarn. am blind. / faint, pine,
Yet, yet the glorious task is mine
better land to gain.
Green spread for me / C Sumner bills,
soft hangs the bridal blue that fills
The Moons imperial arch.
Mine arc the songs of bind and blast,
he softer memOr les OF the Past
The stars triumpha! mach.
lis mine the broollet rnaaa to trace,
Look on the regal human face
still rcducnt Of Cod
In gentle word and Quiet deed,
To swnthe sonic hearts that ache or bleed
trroot the thistle aud yenumnHs weed,
And sticW the olive and myrtle seed,
As yoIets strcw the sod
TO such man we give the hand of fellow
ship, and thank him that he has taught us
the great lesson to keep warm and pure our
boyhood's faith and trust to preserve in the
midst Of lifes struggles, successes and failures,
its sin and anger and cruelty, and pride and
jcalonsly, and bclitt.eing and hardening in
lluences the genial love- the charitable heart
and tie hopeful enthusiasm Of earlier years
The second edition is gotten up in coed
style, and contains t,n Of fifteen poems not
included in the first edition. Let those who
purchased the book some months ago, read
it over again, and he assured, that the fiat of
intelligent criticism will place the author in
the front rank Of American Poets.