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AIRS. BgOOKE.S
WI BOAR DING 4ED DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

John Randolph Tucker, DR.. u. II. Tucker. Rich
mond, Va; St, Geo; Tucker Ashland Va. Hon
James NJ. Mason, Winchester. Va. Rev. T., Y.
Moore, p D., Richmont Va; Right Rev Bishop 4 I,
Hon Henry 4. W ise, Richmond, Va; Jud se n. II.
Marshall, Charlotte G. H.. Va. Rev. ]. r.. Ora
ham, Winchester, Va, Rev. peyton HARRISON,
L. CaheiI, University OF Va; DR.. r II. Cahell. Mr.
r. L. Daniel Richmond. Va. gen. A: A. Chap
man, Mr. Allen 7. Caperton, AIR. Oliver Bierne, MT.
John Echois. Union, Va
For further information, address
HENRY L. BROOKE,
IL Ih-GtIstD Rinhfnnnn Va,
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEAgy

25rH BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS.
CHURCH HILi..-The fourth annual session Of
this SCHOOL will commence Monday, September
18th, 1879.
Thorough instruction given in the various Eng
llsh branches, the Classics, the Mathematics, and
the French language.
Teams. $50, S4a and $50. per session Of ten
months. Z. w. PETHERbRiDGE,
au i6--dim* Principal,
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AMPTos ACAEs ENVY.

~ INsTRUCToFs:
JOHN B. CARY, A. NJ, Principal, Ancient Lam
guas es and Mathematics.
FILMING JAMES, Jk,. A. NJ, UNIVERSITY OF
William T. cUTsHAw, ". NJ. I.,) Nathema-
tics. Tactics, and En- lish.
EDWARD HARDlk. GRADUATE WeLmar College;
Germany. instructor OF Music, FRENCH, and
MISS +. A. CLEVELAND. Female De partment
The exercises of this school begin the iifst
MONDAY IN October, and continue ten menths.-
suaees, Mathematics, &c, SEQ per session. Me-
dern LANGUAGES, each, $50, and Music, $50, extra
For catalogue or further lniorinaton address the
Principal, Hampton, Va ga f-d2m
MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL. BROAD STREET,
will commence ON MONDAY, Oct. Sd, and end
July LIST, 1850.
TERMS.
Tuition in the Higher English Branches so
Primary Department. ,.....-......... 81
Latin and Modern Languages each. -. %
DRAWING in Pencil and Cras On. Painting
in Water Coors or Oils. .........--.., 20 to $40
Music on Piano, Guitar, Sc............ 50 to 50
Mrs PELLET vii! be assisted rs she G5lrGgS hGS
ben, by teachers of undoubted ability Her sys-
tem OF inst ructlon Is The result OF twenty years Of
personal aud eners etc labor, and she refers with
confidence TO the many ladies now adjoining soei-
ETY., who We're graduated at her School, not few
of whom have nob!y and successfully devoted
themselves TO the cause OF Education.
The House was designed expressly for Eiuca-
tional purposes The Schnol-room. sixty feet by
thirty, is carefully arranged, both as regards ven
tiIation and temperature, and furnished with spe-
ci;tl reference 10 the comfort of the pupils. The
Desks are separate. made oI mahogany and
placed ttat oit the pupils are under the immediate
supervision of the Principal.
For further particulars, address Or Or, apply to ,r
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RAILROADS. Ne


G6g st as 4'ztE ksSSsSFf f1TFKkfIaT;;
is;fgtsS Das$slR 5s sj's,Si
and sad fa T2iss 4 IA sss s 81. ss NAL
Leave Richmond twice s !, dali, lsunas, evening.
tB,rkviiis. Lynchbsys Bristol. Knoxvis nss.n.
Chattanooga, Nashsls msmphis, AlIaais. Mont.
Leave Richmond daily texeept Sundays.y n.
Dapyte;, Xa fgf grssa.seTe G.
daily Sunday mornings. excepted At 5 a. Nj. ana
aI5 z. ~. and arrive 10 Richmond at $50 A. n. and
Through from Richmond to Memphis in CIV .ons
"a The ADORE trains connect 1ot4 rays with the
South Side Raslrosd trains to and from the ssstb
trai and r., T. and poteinac Railroad trains IL and
Through / eksts sold and baggage checked tbro,
to the above points, also. 10 the Virginia SPRING.
ply a. The Ticket Office Of the Re.mond and bsp-
vile railroad So cpaMfB HEiafn9 ss.s,,,sn.,
nszzuv,.x. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
f me ~ Rwo D ad YEP A &c g
6ERSfRAiNa will be run upon this Road a. ial.
The MAIL. TR: IN viii leave Lyme hbarg a, Iss,
= N. and arrive Il Bristol at ls:O A. NJ. Returning,
haze Bristol at 9sO a. NJ, andarrive at L,nchbars'
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN win leave
Lyncnurg at II Z. NJ, and arrive at Bristol ST N A.
III. Returning. leave Bristol at $50 p. M. and ar
rive at Lynchhurs ct 93J a. M.
Through tickets from Richmond to the following
pansiile Railfoad Ticket Once 81 the Richmond and
To Buchanan, via Buford's Depot az n
To Rockbridge Alum Springs. via Buford's
DcPot. :: ..;.......,. II 50
20 t,iu owesS anG REQ sweet wa Bonsacks 10 so
To Greenbrier White Sulphur via Bonsackfs ii 10
TIE Old Sweet ard Red eet via Salem n IN
To tireenbrier White Sulphur, via Salem IL ~
To Roanoke Red Sulphur. via Salem Is
To Old Sweet and Red Sweet, via Montgomc-
~ White Sulphur Springs. ............. gl5
To 6reenbrter " bite Sulpur, via Mentgome-
ry w. s. Springs. ,.....-..........., 1918
To Salt Suphar Springs, via Mont oneryw.
s SPRINGS, s.............,. 80. -. 1925
To New River Springs, via Montgomery W.
To Red sulphur Springs, via Dublin. New
To Allegheny Springs platform, at siaws- - !"
To Montgomery w. s. Springs platform, at 10
Big Tunnel. ................. as5
PASSENGERS inr the Greenhrier White Sulphur
Sprtn1s via the Montgomery W. Sulphur SPRINGS
stop all night at the last named beautiful water,nS
place, leave next morning ut CLOCK by Kent
FckIsn Pey ton s fine line OF Stages dine ST Noun,
tam Lake. sup and Tod % at the Salt Sulphur ttprtTgs
and arrive at the GreeBbrier White phur Springs
to dinner.
A fine graded road has recently been constructed
from the MONTGOMERY White Sulphur SPRINGS va
the Mountain Lake to the Salt Sulphur Sprinss
through section of country Astounding in scenery
OF the most picturesque character.
4. II. GILL. General Superintendent,
General Superintendent Offce,t
btkur ne
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WILLIAM MALONE,
Engineer and Sup't ". A =, n. X,

f-- r-,.u,s..vz,z- HMOND AND Pc.
A$4 sEsss.sesxs sls.sss TERSBURG RAILROAD.-
sss,s :. -. THROp6H FRElGHTs BE-
TWEEN RICHMOND AMI NORTH CAROLINA.
From the 9Th iag Of March until the lstof SeptsrB-
her next, the Freight and Accommodation trains on
this road will leave Richlnand and Petersburg on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 8
o'clock, A. NJ. instead Of so'eloek, as before.
for the prompt and punctuaI ferwafsbng aud deliye
~ OF all PRoDLCE, GOODS, or other articles of
tfeight designed Tor transportation either way, be-
and Raieish. RIdsway, Greensboro Salisbury and
Charlotte, North Carolina, at low rates, without any
ticIaS sent 10 Richmond, should fe consigned and
pia ,,lfy marked, ITO the OF the Frefs hs Aseat
of the Richmassd and Petersburg Rairuad, at Pc
tersburg." BY whom they viii be promptly forward
ed AZ to the rates of tolls on the ressds sA,ush OF
petersqrg which they reauirato be pre- paid as far
as Raleish Information may he aad st the depo. Of
this Company. at niehfnond, ..
OiEce n. 4 r. r. r.. co,i
Z ~ q A..
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OLE TILE mEn.cAI. COZ.

TNFIRaIaRY OF THE MEDICAL COL.
L LEGE.--This !nirmary is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College streets. elevated and
heathtai position, convenient TO the Railroad De-
pots. Hotels and other centres of business 1t is
furnished with every arrangement requisite for
the successful treatment OF diseases and injuries,
and for the comfort of the sick All persons re-
quIring MEDICAL or SURGICAL aid. except
the insane and those laboring under CONTAGIOUS
diseases, admitted into the institution. Lying
in women also received and carefully attended
to-
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients under the charge of the Profess
soTs of the Coees v no visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing
and Medicine are, for Per week.
w hite Patients. ......-......S Sc
Coored .,.-.,-..--.....-.s IS
In addition 10 the above rates, in cases requiring
prletors of the Bellevue Hospital. a small fee u
according to its Importance. The particular fee
any case may be aseeftalnsd by application to eta
er oil the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Ply
sicIan
An charges payable on the removal Of the pa
ticnt.
Attending Sargeons-rrofs GIBSON, PETlCo-
LAS and WELLFORD.
r. Attending rPhysieans-Prols. TUCKER con-
Resident Fhysician--EDMUNDs MASON. NJ. D.
Stewafd-F. II. PARRISH
Iresident-l,. 3. J0INES, NJ. ID.
Persons IN the country, desiring to send patients
to the lnfrmary. may address either the President
or the Resident Physician ia ely
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ST. 5osEPu.s FEMALE ACADEMY

Conducted bg tie SISTERS Of Charity
This Institution will resume studies on the fRST
OF SEPTEMBER. BoardeFs-ior hoard. tuition
and use Of bed and bedding also for washing and
mending-pay, per annu.n, Sl39, to he paid semi
annually, in advance. There is also charge OF
% Tor doctor s fee.
Day scholars, according to the branches they
study. pay from g to IS per quarter, IN advance.
For MUSIC, French and Embroidery. there is an
extra charge for tuition and use OF Instruments.
Rev. Bishop McGiLL, will meet with proIapt at
tentIon.
Pupils Of any denomination received, on eondi-
ton OF conforming to the general discipline of the
school. l2-l2t
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-. FILE cHEApEsT SHOES. ,nn win

THE CHEAPEST SHOES, you will
a@S find at JOSEPH STRAUSE'S. Morocco.
foafskiD Bootees; black and coiored Caters. Slip
pers with and without heels: Children and Misses
Shoes. of every kind; Mems and Boy Shoes, Ok
ford Ties Cons ress Caters; Servants Shoes, &c.
nor cent JOSEpH STRAUSE.
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CHURCH HILL ENGLISH. CLASSICAL.
" MATHEMATICAL and COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL FOR BUYS.-Tle undersigned, both
graduates or proheients nf all the schools oil the
University of Virglnia, have united to establish a
permanent School oil hlgh order. on Church Hill.
and hope to be patronizsd By parents, especially In
the eastern portion OF the city.
TERMS:
tPey sesston Of nias months, one half sa aarGnesi
Ordinary English branches $3.50, 5000
Hisler Ene lish, including book keeping 900
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 1896
RJeysacss-facuity University of Va; Charles
II. WINSTON, PRESIDENT Richmond Female Insti
tate; DR.. F. W. Haneock; DR.. Albert Snead, Rev.
A. Z, Dickinson; DIR. g. w. Brisrs DR.. Jno. Knox,
J., j. EnEliss, Esq; VIM. Folkes, Esq, Clerk Hen.
rico COUNTY; Turner richardson. ESQ.,; Thomas j..
Starkc- Esq. Richmond.
Us For further particulars, see oireuIars.
LARKIN WILLIS,
JNO. NJ. WlNFREE.
CHuRcH HILL, Richmond. June 2lst, 1855.
Is
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ca TO pASSEN1;F SSH

ES lls.5s ZEE s:HsissI TO PASSENGFRsISO
t.st : tioING NoRTH.-NEw Ar
RANG EMENT. IMPORTANT To TRAyFI-
ERs.-THROUGH. TICKETS AND THRoJGE
CHECkS.-GREAT NORTHERN RoUTE~Car-
rying the great United States Mail Twice daily
tSunsas night excepted between Richmond, Aies.
andgia, Washin ton, Baltimore. Philadelphia Nay
York, and all important points West. via sraujn
Greek and " as him. ton, over the Richmond red
ericks1ars = Potomac Rairesd, TO the Potomac
steamers thence to Washin. ton IS miles la iii IA,
miles IN seven hours; being a comfortable and pe.~
fectis safe rate of speed
Hours of departure: 6:I5. A. NJ. and 6:45 p NJ.
BAGGAGE. urder charge of Special agents
CHECK ED TIL Rough to Washing ton, Bai tli,ors
Phiiadel liia aud New York.
THeoUeH TICKETS can be occurred 10 the foLlnw-
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n IL. l.. TIGHEsS
H. SER ftfuyt ssgIrany ron rows

mi A., SELEGT SCHOOL FOR Toys.
scneoi opens On MONDAY, the 10Th of September
,o. Isn sh every adyantage for the edgcaion of
Branches Ancient and Modern Lao suaacs, Mathe-
enmps,e sebon co ana al ether departments OF
Ensiish, Latin and French. will lie formed. Those
VII se received who are prepared 10 enter classes
For further particulars apply 10 the nn,ie
at has RESIDENCE, after the 18th of septarnbar +.
au H-dan Franklin 81 .isnspn1t.,t
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NEW STYLES IN
- OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. CAV
Just received q fresh supply of HATS. *
CAPS AND STRAW GOODS, comprising ali the
newest and latest styles OF Hats, Gaps, Ladies'
Misses and Chiidren's Straw Goods, viz: LADIES',
Misses and Chl!drcn's Flats, of every variety and
quality; Infants Iufhans OF the latest styles:
AI4S0-Young Gents and Youths Hats and Caps
of the NEST fashionable styles-which will be sold
on the most favorable terms call ismast respect
fully solicited. 70. l.. DICKINSON,
M IL Main a.
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URINARY StH00 MRS. JULIA l..
l. JOHNSTON will open q School for small Bows
and Girls, at her house, on laird street, between
Frankly and Grace streets, ON MONDAY, 18th
September, 1859. lb--5W
4 1ff ssSBNuI kfss.s4 81 sfssUa1. FOR YOUNG
~ GEN TLEMEN. THREE MILES NORTH OF
BALTIMORE, MD.--fhis Institution has been III
full operation since November, 1915. 1t is Classl-
cal SCHOOL in private family. Offering. IN the
hn.ns ndaenee Of domestic intercourse, Il suhsti-
tute, SO far may be. fer parental care and home
associat ons. Pupils received at ten years OF
age and upwards aud theron shly prepared Tor col
!ese for business. The number OF pupils is linn
tied to thirty. winch enndnees to the personal com
fort of the boys. their sound intellectual and
al training, faithful SUPERVISION and individual ina
prevsment. Chestnut Hill il a country seat of one
hundred acres, and is unsurpassed IN natural beau
t. aud entire heathtuiness There is but one ses-
sion IN the year. beginning or the frst w EnNES-
DAY in September, and endins on the last We'd
nesday in June For further information regard
ing this Institution or for eirenars, a2pl cation
may be made 10 Prof cHAs. BELL GlbsalN Or
T. BILLoPP GRTNDY, of the firm of Haxall.
crcnsaaw Co, Richmena Va or e the Rector,
- REV: FREDERICK GIBSON, nj. A.,
du f5--dlisfS Baltimore, Md.
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lcs4 t,s POINT AND HAMILTON. %fer
s-sss.,sH--Hs,- sons intending to visit either or
all of the aforementioned places, viii find the most
f fTRNsBEsRG a seSs the s son 10
FOLK AND PbTERSBTRG RAILROADS.. at
the Richmond and erslnrg Rsllroad Company
oiEce. Richmond TIIROUGH TICKETS viii
he soiti at the following rates;
For Norfolk; first class passengers. 80 Is
Do. Second do. do. s............ 2l5
For Old Point or Hampton, return tickets for
the round trip good within 10 days first
cilss passengers r..'-....-..~+--..,.... $40
HeconQ DO. TO- Observation-Disclosures. 2.25
Do. second 20. Observation-Disclosures. 295
These fares embrace the Steamboat charge from
Nortoak to Old point, and they cover all expense
betwse1 depofs in Petersburg and from the Cars
upon tac Steamer at Norfolk.
AT Norfolk. the Cars connect directly with
SteameF. which has been engaged to run in con-
nection with the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
Paste asers step from the Cars upon the Steamers
wharf.
Passengers by this route leave Richmond at 40
4. NJ, and breakfast Petersburg at g. reach Nor
folk at Io,a, and land AZ Old Point or Hampton &C
IL a. allowing ample tgs loT all iminary room
dinner
Passengers by this route have the privilege Of re-
naming oyer in Norfolk and going to Old Point or
Hampton IN the afternoon or By the same boat next
day.
Passengers RETURNING from. Old Point ana
Hampton, leave Old Point at S:l5 A. NJ, and Hamp-
ton at 745 A. H., an each alter the regular
breakfast, reach Norfolk at To- leave Norfolk at
Z. NJ; arrive in Petersburg at as and in Richmond
at 5:b ?. NJ, in time TO connect with the trains
M BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
WILLIAM MALONE.
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e-1- -zzz==zrr.zz, VIRGINIA CENTRAL
kiasss3 sESs5-s;sT r a l. GA D.-CHANGE OF
III q III n nj Al " u A u

u
Through tickets sold to Pittsbnrg. GAINESVILLE, Gin.
cinnat, Louisville, st. Louis Chicago and ali ini-
portant points West.
Passengers go through without detention
Through tickets sold To the Rockbridse and Bath
Alum SPRINGS; Warm, Hot, and Healing Sprngs
Sweet, Red Sweet SPRINGS; White Sulphur SPRINGS
Splendid line Of four horse COACHES counsel
with the trains for all ii the above Sprinss,
THOMAS DoDANEAD,
je 3--ts General Superintendent,
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RoAKDiNG SCHOOL ron Koys

J. C. LITTLE. 4. NJ, PRINc1pAL.
The first session OF this School will begin October
lst 1859, and close July LIST, 1880 The situation is
well known one OF the most health. in the State.
The course OF instruction VII as nearly Is pos,
VIRGINIA, of which institution the Principal is
A. NJ
The accommodations being limited, about 20 pu-
pills only will be received.
Further information may be obtained by appii-
cation TO the Principal at 0rlean p. O., FauQuier
county, Va.
TERas-S2S0 per session.
IaIrr rI-r.trn cf,rE
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EE MAL.t StssUvt.-W tsltns 10 open 81,
L School on the 9Th Of SEPTEABE 1859. the
subscriber will take boa riders in his family
limited number OF youn3 ladies'. competent
youns lady viii have charge of the school.
Board and Tuition in the English Lau. Gase. 1870
French ............... Observation-Disclosures. ~
Music with use Of Pianol.. ................
Nv address, Is Madison Rim Station. ORANGE e.
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Wheeling Female Seminary.
FALL SESSION:

TNHIS Institution, under the superintendance
i of Mrs. s. R. Hanna, has risen to be enc
of the foremost schools in the country. 1t has
grown in interest, usefulness and public favor
steadily, until now, it is believed by its Board
of Trustees, that it presents attractions to
parents and guardians abb Dad such as schools
anywhere in the West can claim. The acade-
mic regime adopted and carried out has been
the result of the carefully matured plans of a
corps of efficient and experienced teachers, and
every department of the course has been so
thoroughly systematized that 1t is believed to
be exactly adapted to every variety of capacity
and every grade of progression among pupils.
The situation of the school is beautiful and
inviting, combining as great a number of ad :
vantages in point of health, scenery, accessi
bility and general convenience to boarders,
as any school knows to its Board.
The academic year is divided into two ses-
sions of five months each. The next session
will commence on the first Wednesday of Sep
tember, and will close on the last Thursday
of January. For terms, &C., or any addition
al information; see Catalogues (Which may be
had at this ofice) or on application to any one
OF the undersigned.
BOARD OF TRUsTEEs.-Rev. E. T. Perkins,
R. v. Dodge, Rev. J. T. McLurs, Jas. R. Baker,
Saml OFT, A. P. Woods, W. J. Bates, M. D.,
h. K. List, C. D. Hubbard. Wheeling, Va.
July 27, 1859.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Edwin H. Ewing,

Edwin H. Ewing r., virtue ,9faa of Mandate date
Stephen Day & al. the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, in this case
will offer for sale at public auction at the front
door of the courthouse in said county, on
Saturday the 3OM day Of July, 1859,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4
o'clock P. M., on said day the following real
estate situate in said county, to wit: Begin
ming on the bank of the Ohio river on line
dividing lands of A. Yost from lands of E. H.
Ewing, thence up the river bank forty-eight
and a half degrees east, six and eight-tenths
perches to locust; thence north sixty-fve
degrees west fourteen perches to a stone;
thence south forty-eight and a half degrees
west six perehes to stone; thence north
seventy-fve degrees west, nineteen fifteen ons
hundredths perches to stone; thence south
twenty -eight&three-fourths degrees west three
perches to a stone; thence south seventy-fve
degrees east thirty three & fifty-fve one-hun-
dredths perches to the place of beginning; on
which is erected Steam Saw Mill and other
Improvements. Terms made known on day
Of sale. .t WM. OkEY, Mas. Com.
r s--- Monroe Com. Pleas.
June 29th, 1859. S5,1O. ~
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practical Importance in the mechanical
arts. It is an achievement which some
philosophers once pronounced impossible;
and which almost all have despaired of
witnessing. 1t is an honor to the inven-
tive and constructing genius of our coun-
trymen, that the United States should
have given birth to this benefcent appli-
cation of science to the arts. We have
NO hesitation in pronouncing this tri-
umph Of Lee and Larned, on the Bristol
turnpike, July Cd, a much nobler victory
than Napoleon's triumph at Salferino,
the week before. Nevertheless, where
one man has heard of the battle of Bris-
tol, . hundred thousand have heard of the
battle of Salferino. The world of read
ers dwell with admiration on the ac-
count of brutal and bloody conflict, in
which the teeming brain and energetic
muscle of the working man are made to
do the devils work of carnage and de-
vastation, while they scarcely notice the
record of how that same brain and mus
Gle are doing Gods work through inven.
tfons, discoveries and scientific contrivan-
ces which multiply the comforts of man
and the Influences which help to human
ize the race.
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A FFIDAvIT of Deposition taken by the III

A FFIDAVIT of Deposition taken by the un-
n dersigned to witness as follows:
Thomas Smith, resident of Switzerland
township, Monroe County, o, and William
Fankhauser, resident of Wetzel County, Va,
both of lawful age being first duly sworn by
me, as hereinafter certified, deposes as follows:
concerning quit claim deed given by James
Blair, to John B. Campbell, written by James
Blair, Esqrs, of the same place.
James Smith says: James Blair came after
me, and then l went to Campbell's house and
Campbell said to me, "Come up stairs with me-"
Then the said Campbell showed me a quit
claim deed, and said the same time to me che
has no right to the deed not even a claim on
1t, and told me the same time that it was only
a sham deed, further this deponent says not.
And William Fankhauser acknowledged the
same, they were both together when it was
spoken, and adopts the same as Thomas Smith
has said, and further this deponent says not.
THOMAS SMITH. .
WILLIAM FANKHAUSER.
/, Peter Anshutz, as Justice of the Peace in
and for the township of Switzerland, in the
county of Monroe, State of Ohio; do hereby
certify that the above named, Thomas Smith
and VIM. Fankhauser, were by me first duly
sworn to testify the truth, the whole truth
and nothing but the truth; that the foregoing
deposition by them respectively subscribed
were reduced to writing by me, and by said wit
ness respectively subscribed, in my presence.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto set
my hand this 30th day of June A. D, 1859.
PETER RANsHUTZ, Justice of the Peace.
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w GOD S FIELD
Classical Institute.

The first session of this Institute will COM
mence on GGalEC aE4 .a5. Es-a.t. -..
Monday the first day Of August,
And continue three months. The course will
be very complete, embracing the various
branches of English, Commercial and Classi-
cal education. ..,s ssE .G
TERMS, per Session to be paid before
Expiration Of Term: -..
Primary Department. 90
English Grammar, History, Geography,
Etymology & Physiology. 49,. 90
The above, with Algebra, Geometry, Trig-
onometry, Botany, Bookkeeping and
fnlloSopny, .'.o,oo
Latin, Greek and Hebrew. 900
Chemistry, Rhetoric and Logic, 500
Boarding cheap; as low as two dollars
per week. For particulars apply for circu-
lar or address t@
MILTON WELLS, Principal.
REFERENCES.--P Prof. A. F. Ross, West
~ re- so Liberty, Va. ,s5s.e
Jno. w. Jackson, Sunfish.
Chas. Wells, Stafford.
May 2sth, 1859. 8 m. '7i' 2i' Ee'