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a Surprise on Welne lay evening the
lst inst, the parsonage IN East Dorset being
SHINY garri,oucd, suffered violence By the
good people Of North Dorset, and was taken
by storm. About "a IN the evening they
seat on small force for Remembrance
Having entered tie fort under friendly pre-
fences and found The garrison entirely I'M
inspecting, they sat around in cheerful con-
yersation On the questions Of the day, when
all as cnce we're heard without the trampng
as ola easalcade, and the shouting as Of
mighty host. They marched upon the fort
and dematdcd an immediate and uncondi-
tional surrender; to resist was useless, AM
IN they came armed with singing books, lie
Ing IN high gee at the easy capsure.
Asa matter Of courtesy We extended to
the invaders the inequalities Of the fort, but
as they had strict orders to 20 still further
70 the south and capture another position Of
some Importance to them, they declined;
and AFTER few minutes Of pleasant greeting
and saluiatons, they filed out and marched
away leaving the garrison still more surpris-
cd by present Of $500
May the Captain # our s lyaiion bless
that noble band of soldiers and kindly dis
pose them 10 make similar raids yearly pom
the parsonage Of the ilinerant
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u L. sroEr. q Burlington. Aas pgllish.
ed ihe hllosipg pieces v muse The
Aeraeei Volunteers Mareb, "Dgigg 90
abs Flail II Battle. " la Noble Polka.
Price. eaeb. a8 cents.
Sc Nal,l .nyits lie siieriion a vel
EieAen 20 ,hs advertisement e "sGcep
Masb Tobaece," 10 aEeiheF eoiumr II e.
isy'. papet
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On tie night Of the 18Th alt, three "a 81
made AFRAID on the liquor shop ofWm Wood
ward in West Pawlei, ar d helped ,hcmsel,e
TO What they wanted BY way Of drink. and
also to the contents q the money drawer,
which amounted 70 about So. One a tbem
was taken vith ct Of delireum .remens Al i
coold no' get away, aud the proprietor found
him there N the morning. The ether two
started for Granville Corners to have atir
spree cut, bat having more money than usa-
al, were suspected II being engaged in he
affair Of the previous night. and upon being
charged With The crime, c nfessel their guilt,
aad excused themselves by saying they we're
q liiile "3oo tight"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07

As The mail train going north on Satur-
day was between Manchester and East Dor
set, wheel Of the locomotive broke and
caused delay Of over four hours The mail
train down, on the same day, when near the
house of Mr.. Jonas Elliot. IN Manchester,
met with a similar accident A wheel Of
the rear passenger car broke, ii c6nsequcr &C
OF shich.the car rolled down the bank. tip
ping completely over. no one vas serious
y injured
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07

THE QuoTAs.-Gen Fry's assign
ment Of quotas appears TO have crea-
ted commoiion everywhere. New
York City is in a .erment over the
raising Of their quota from 1000 odd
10 1900. The New Hampshire au-
lhoiilles, who claimed that their ex-
GEES eqaalled their quota, find TO their
establishment that they have 1900
more men 70 furnish, and Gov. Gil
more declares he won't lilt finger ill
the matter is explained The Cover
nor Of Rhode Island was outlast week
with an official announcement that the
STATE was clear Of the draft; but has
had e. take Il back aud announce a
considerable deficiency on Gen. Fry's
books.
General Nashburn has gone on 10
Washington 70 corfect mistakes a. to
The assignment, to Vermont We shall
+ ri IL time SHAT Il all means, Doubt
.ss-- Burlington Free Prets.
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Generals Chalmers, Morrow and Roddy Sc
cede from the Rebels.
ST, LOUIS, Feb. 3, 1865.

ST, LOUIS, Feb. 3, 1866.
The Paducah correspondent Of the
Democrat says General Chalmers, in
speech at Corinth, in the early part
Of January accused General Hood Of
selling him out, expressed The opinion
that The coniederacy had gone under ;
told his men they could do as they
pleased, he should have nothing more
TO do with them, but should quit and
Try to cave the remainder Of his prop
erty.
1t Is also stated that the rebel Cen
erai Morrow sent message TO per-
sona friend in the Union army, stat
ing that he had lost all faith in the
re bel leaders and wished 10 surrender
himself to the Union commander. lie
is now waiting near Corinth to ascer
tain what TERMS can be granted to an
officer of his rank voluntarily return
ing to his allegiance.
The noted General Roddy is also
said TO have applied for pardon.
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u D.

There was donation party and oyster
supper At West pawlot on the l7th inst, for
The beneht q the Rev Mr.. Beccher, pastor
Of tie Baptist Church IN that Place. Tie
proceeds amounted to S2l5.
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Rev, Mr.. Clemons lcoturel to a large au-
dienoe at the Court House on Tuesday even
ing q last week. The address related piin-
cipaily 10 the experience q the lecturer as 8
Chaplain 10 the army, aud included many
interesting "reminiscences Of the capture CT
llarper's Ferry, the battle Of 0lns,ec, and
the seige Of Petersburg,
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BtSr MFirIso. Al meeting Of The
Stockholders q The Battenkill Bank, held
on Tuesday, Jan. gath, the following Direc-
tors we're elected for the year ensuing
Major IIawley. Z b. Burton, A. J Gray.
s. ". West, Norman Bottum, II WioAhan,
and II b. Kent Eight hundred and tiir-
ty-stx shares Of the capital stock were sold
at public auction at g8 PER cent.
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- laaIaF iAs qa8a Z haaaIas'a

JaAAica ihe annual meeting Il tie
Lfaibe Company % January lie felIon.ne
oAeeu see chosen Or ,hs raIea; year
prssia,n Charles d Read
Treasurer + Butler
sseasag L. y spasae
DirUors G. p Ee4l, E. Butler, H.
g Barnes, 4. Graham, b sylor, G.
Young, and L ) srsague
After declaring dividend q so per cent.
o. last yeAr's business, lie Company voted
g build new shop the coming season, aud
authorized lhe Directors to increase TIE cap
ital stock u Tie Company 70 $4,000
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The number Of sick and wounded
soldiers in the various military hospi-
tails throughout the country on the
thirty-frst Of December was fraction
over eighiy-three thousand, the hos
piial Accommodations then numbered
one hundred and twenty thousand
beds.
JEFF Davis, in &C cordance with the
designs Of the rebel Congress, has ap-
pointed Gen Lee commander Of the
rebel armies, and placed Gen. Joe
Johnston at the head Of the army Of
Northern Virginia, the position made
vacant by the assumption Of his nos
command By Gen Lee.
The New Yor k Herald prints a foil
roster Of the rebel armies. which /,
says il authentic. Their aggregate
strength is 1GS $50 m en- Of All arms
bot the only army on which they re-
y Is Lees, which numbers "a $50. -
The army Of Tennessee ia 20.O00;
hat OF Missouri $4,000; the rest Of
heir troops are scattered over the
COUNTRY in small bodies, except $1,000
n front Of Sherman.
The Springfield Union says ihaf
inee the war lax struck the whiskey
n that place, j, has become 20 weak
bat il is run in candle mouIds, frozen
nd sold by The slick.
IL is said that The late commander |
( Fort Fisher intends 10 bring an ac-
.on against Rear Admiral Porter and .
GENERAL Terry for assault and battery. I
- iir eBssce
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AssEssnR,s OFFICE

-. JUS. INTER. REV, % DIS. w. Va.
III { NEwl CREEK, w. Ma, Aug! N. los =
N0TICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the lists OF valuations and enumerntions
Of property subject to tax under the "Act 10
provide Internal Revenue to support the
Goyernment, to pay interest on the public
debt and for other purposes ~ approved June
80, 1884 and the pInendatoIyfuc approved
March Sd, 1896, made and taken by the seve-
raj assistant assessors (of the divisions herein
after mentionetl of the ID collection district
ofSWest Virginia, viii remain open for the
examination of all persons interested for the
space OF fifteen El5l days tSundays excepted)
from the date hereof, viz: First tfstl division
e embracing the county OF Morgan; "a, Hump
shire; 9th, Taylor: 10th, Preston; 18th, Nom
ougalia. ON the 9TH Of September, Mt Berll-
eley Springs; on the nth and Sth OF Septem-
Der, at my ONCE at New Creek; on the 18th OF
September at Grafton; on the 18th of Sep
TENDER, at MOrgantown; on the Nth OF Sep
At each time and plnce mentioned appeals
viii be received md determined relative to
any erroneous or excessive valuations, assess
ment or enumeEations mad and taken by the
Assistant ASSESSORS. All appeals must be
made In writing specifying the particular
Ssags matter, or thing, respecting which
decision Is requested, and shall, moreover
state the ground or principle of Inequality or
augie-sW +. Il. u sERsKADoN, Assessor.
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TAX NOTICE.

HIHE TAXPAYERS OF OHIO COUNTY
VIII take notice, that shall be prepared
to receive the States County and School Taxes
for the year 1865, In the several Townships, Mt
the times and places hereinafter mentioned,
and that deduction of 21S per cent. on the
State Tar vii be allowed to those who shall
pay all their taxes ON or before the LIST day OF
October, 1855, at the Sheriff's Office, or at the
times and places specified, viz: 3
Washington Tp.-At the First Ward Hose
House, September Is, 10 and 20.
Madison Tp.-At the Hope Hose House
September 81, % and o.
Clay Tp.-At the SherifI7s OflIce, September
IS, 10 and 20.
Union Tp.-At the Rough and Ready Hose
House, September 81, - and d.
Centre Tp.-At the Fifth Ward School
House, September ., % and q.
Webster Tp.-At Isaac Freezes Store Room
(Henry Ecllols' old stand,) September ~ %
and 30.
Richie Tp.-At the South Wheeling School
House, September 10 and 20, and at Adams
School House, September 22
Trtndelphin Tp.-At F. Hers 1.-THE plnce of
yotngO September II, u and 49,
Mchland TP:-At Clinton P. o. September
~; Mt a. A. Anison's Smith Shop September
is, and at AtlkinsOn's School House Septem-
Der 70.
Liberty Tp.-At Valley Grove p. O. septem.
Der "a md %. and md at Samuel BELLS Store.
West Liberty, September TO-
augl7-tiliocti fsherffT Sf6Siot a.
DAILY Register copy till oct. Ii
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To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
There are certain street corners and
other localities which in every city be-
comes the Eavorite resort of loafers and
loungers, who will there congregate in
great numbers to the annoyance Of all
respectable citizens, and ladies in par-
ticular. At these resorts, the conduct
aud language of those who frequent
them is anything but creditable, and
frequently is of the most obscene and
disgusting character. In this city we
have several localities which are beconl-
ing celebrated in this respect. The evil
is a growing one, and prompt measures
should be adopted to arrestit. In some
cases the parties are respectable, and
err thoughtlessly in thus congregating
on some public corner which affords
facilities in the way of seats, with OPP
portunity for seeing and being seen. 1t
is not tho less annoying, however, to
those whose business may require them
to pass that way. The Centre Wheel
ing Market House and the parapet
walls of the Main street bridge, are be-
coming notorious in this respect. There
seems to be scarcely an hour, day or
night, that these places are not occu-
pied by crowd of men and boys,
to the great discomfort of all pass
ers and residents in these neighbor-
hoods. There are ordinances against
this practice, applying to both these To-
calities, and many persons who indulge
in this practice are probably not aware
of the fact. But we now take occasion
to say that such is the fact, andthat
these ordinances will be enforced until
this nuisance is abated. We have been
reqested to call attention to this matter
to save harsh measures, ifpossible; but
If parties will continue to persist, they
must take the consequences, as they.
have now had fair warning. 90
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SHERMAN & Cole, V. .. 9. Frost g q.

n meTIaan 1S q Soie, vs.. L. G. Frost & Co.
NJ. & NJ. Rank, same
DY VIRTUE OF ATTACHMENTS
- In the above entitled causes, and with
the consent of the Attorneys for the Plain
titts, and the DefendantS,s Ia c. Frost & Co.
and also TO satisfy the following named taxes
&c, for the year 1865, to-wit: =
"A proportion OF the State, County, School
and City Taxes charged In the name Of A.
Allen Howell, on the store rooms on Nj ain
street, a. IN the cltYof Wheeling lhte1y occu-
ment In the lease, up to the 18th day 81 An
gust, 1885. Also, the State, County, School and
city Taxes on the personal property assessed
* Sb ne ~ ss1 H 5[st q Co. t9getheE with
i, shall proceed TO sell at Public Auction, at
the warehouse on Main street, lately OccI-
9th day of September, 1865, at 10 O'CLOCK.
a. m, to the highest and best bidder, the fol!
lowing described property, to-wit:
Twenty Plough Beams, % Plough Handles
one Horse Hay Fork, y assorted Corn Shell
ems, 3 Warehouse Trucks, Q Grain Drills one
Model for Sugar FpTnace, one lot Extras FOR
ing Machine, 2 doZ. RakeS, Q Manure Forks &
sacks Buckwheat, Is bushels; Grind Stone
tSTalmeS, one SullSy, one lot extra SpCuts Tor
Grain prnlS, Grain Cradles, Victory Mills
one patent Hog Trough, q Shovel Hnndles'
9doz. Fork Handles, one Board Sign 3 Rid.
dies, Clothes Wrtngers, q Cow Bells, pair
Pruning Shears Stunning Knives, AZ dozen
Garden Trowels, 8 Garden Forks, OK dozen
Sheep shears, 70 Corn Knives,5 Lawn scyt hes,
i Apple PaTer, II lbs. Ball Irvine, 1 case Fruit
Boxes, Picks, 10 Cow Chains, z pairs H0mps.
9boXess cythe Rifels, / barrel Whisky, i desk,
2 Sugar ~ Ill Rollers, box Glnss, 6OOlbs. Sugar
MIL CastingSy Stoves buShel- Blue GFIlsls
Seed, Marble Wash Bowl and fixtures,
Books, 4 PlntfOrm Scales Churns l25 I1,s
castings for Sugar F1rnnces, s Sugar Evnpe-
Terms of Sale-Cash.
A.s- a, T4Irff JOSEPH tSEYBoLD,
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FACULTY.
LAW SCHOOL,

Win CHESTER, Virg1nia.
lNAJ1Ilb OPEN ON THE 18TH SEPTEMBER
IN, w neSt: The session VIII continue nine
and extensive, with daily lectures and eSnim-
lnnuons. By these means I hope to irnpnIt
nn accurate practical knowledge of the leads
branches - 40 se Aetas
My main effort win be to excite in. the sin.
I1S IN interest IN his profession; to lay a
s2t1 ao1ngtetlon OF learning, to which he can
ny MaEcis add with ea; and to prepare him
TEIS-SlO0 a session. one-haIf (nay.oblo an
Joining the school, the residue on the fiTSt iStt
~. Es1,E9aIy. Board at reasonable rates read.
foF Iurther Information, address ..L
-, JUDGE RICHARD PARKER
1ust-aW2taW - at Winchester, Va.
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.EYERY on. q s.H.0luLn r "a; 3 [


HALLS VEGEThBLES ICIIIA rTHAIR
REVIEWER Tint splendid prepl1at hon for
the Hair, which is TAFT becoming so popular,
and so much enquiredfor.
No ono who has us4l 1t will ever give up
Itsuse. SagHl fTtli
1t Is Vegetable Compound; and contains
no injurious propertie whatever.
twill restore Gray Hair to Its original color
It VIII prevent the Hair from falling out.
1t makes the Hair b grow on Bald Heads
Z 1tcleanses the Sc1p and makes the Hail
soft and luRtrous andsilken. f-5Ti g3-1rf
I It Is a splendid Hat Dressing.
1t is recommended and used by the first
medical authority tntlle country!
& Be particular to aEltfOr ii IIISYE6EtrABLH
SICILIAN HAIR RtSEWRR, MS there is q
worthless imitation II the market.
For sale by all Druggists.
r. P.HAIE & CO., Proprietors,
TIL. LOGAN& %. and LOGAN I.isT Z
CO.. wheeling, w. Ia, Wholesale Agents.
4 o. fs.-.
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WANTED TO PAY HIS TAxEs.4The
Sheriff has caused to be posted in vari-
Gus parts of the city, large hand-bills.
At the head of the bill displayedin large
letters, are the ominous words sPay
Your Taxes.n Ono of these bills is
posted on the shutter of prominent
soap factory. On Saturday a country
man rushed into the establishment in
great haste, with pocket book in hand,
the smiling proprietor supposed he was
about to dispose of his whole surplus
stock, and WINS very much astonished
and considerably disappointed when
his supposed customer told him he
wanted to settle his income tax. He
was informed that the soap boiler had
trouble enough in attending to his own
taxes. s
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II OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPFRTTY
situated on the line ofthe National Road
ionr miles east OF The city,of Wheeling. Said
eleven rooms and an attic finished, baffi
rooms and all modern improvements nlso
fourteen acres of ground attached. on which
t11el convenient odt 5hopse8 dIiGiuiint ibficE
stsoltng, ice and spring hUtrse, cllicit efy and
StEo ctsterTS Also one hundred and TWENTY
nye Apple trees or choice kinds Pear Peocf
rum and Ounce trees an bearing. There
are also choice 81 ions of Grapes, Raspber-
ne! HlaelL beitle 9 Straw bef4les and other
with evergreens and otherp Ornament shUb
s5Iiwi1 also sen my Household FnFnitura IN
any ono desiring 70 purchase an toRethaFt Il u
fersons deslF1pg TO consult me I'm regard to
names Ct the Gas OoinfdnS once or y
lss2a.tf - co 81 .H4ocRNRRotoK.
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Notice 20 Tax-PaYers.

i0Dtce Of Collector Internal .Rere7lue, n
Pira DiSfrfct 0J TPetf TiTOly1f7!
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TTO5TfIE
In Iax-Pnyers of Wet2el, Tyler, PlenSantE
and Marion Counties, that the Licenses and
incomes assessed for 1855, are now. Iiifa and
IlaSapie a. the following places and times
designated az follows: t6eTc and tp1,tJi IlIJ-
nlent mus DC made, or the law as quoted be-
Io " VIII IL be strictly enforced:
:, 'St9C- 2. And If any person
shan neglect topay rs Aforesaid for more thSn
ten days, 1t shall be the duty OF the collector
% nlSueputy to issue to such person notice
70 pe lcft ut his dwelling or usual place OF
ptlsneSs or be sent by mail demanding the
payment of said duties or taxes STATING the
amount thereof with fee OF twenty cent for
me issuing and service OF such iiotice and
Win lour cents for enCh mile nctually oT16
n1ecs5sa1ny unveiled in serving the same
ENG l y such peLsors hall not pay the duties
81 IS w thAtl1e penalty Aforesaid and tIle
ise 81 twenty cents and mileage MS aforesaid
ing 6y mnA ofsuch notice, &c shall bsthe duty
OF me conector or his deputy, .to. collect the
sald duties or taxes, and fee Of tyyeilfy cents
at ts Is Ten per centnm penaItS as
:, win be at Burton Atigust 20th and 8Okii: at
~ enkllngton 3lst and lst September; WORTH
lngton 18th and 9th: Fairnonf 6th and 7th..
6th ana 9th3 New NIaFfinsvfIie
12th and 18th; Mtddlebourne from 10TH 10 18th:
az 18Th, and Mt st AIafy 10Th and
Taxi yels win please be present at the an
points1 times and places, or ledve the amount
o. Inelr taxes with some one to pay for theIli,-
a,l 5 merely save to the per cent
Collector First District VIVA. I
SAMI GBILIAIEGSIY
augl0 Deputy Collector
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LINsLEY INsTITUTE.
PUBLIC SAFE.
..fr ff or

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
nN "WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 50, AT TEN
" o'clock 4. NJ, at the residence Of the sub
scriber on ehnpllne street, one door north Of
First, Centre Wheeling, consisting of Beds,
Bedsteads, Mattresses, Carpets, Bureaus, OIL
ii'--Ss ~ 4lf ]. n. HIGBIE.
GEO. E. WICKHAH, Auctioneef. aug2a-2t
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Committed roR LARcENx.-Nancy
A. Eddins, tcolored, y who has been en-
ployed at the residence of Mr.. Henry
Grapgle, was yesterday arrested and
committed to Jail for stealing lot of
wearing apparel belonging to Mrs.
crangle. Part of the stolen articles
were found in the possession of the
prisoner. They were valued at seventy
dollars.
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TlHE VERY DESIRABLE PRoPERTY
on Fourth street, known as the residence
81 A. Z. woods dece9sod, With StablinR, &c;
&C.; complete; also the property at the head
OF Monroe street, corner OF Monroe and It'll.
above the Episcopal Church, and the late,
residence or Geo. Il. Tingle, For fnfoT1notion
relative thereto, inquire OF '''''Yti
GEO. T. TINGIE.
q ong2l-2wd Gas Compauy'S Office
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

=, Ine mnrly t1onslnds cured at this lnstt t
portant Surgical Operations performed by
DE-. JohnAton. witnessed by the reporters OF
the st5un,n Clipper, 2 and many other papeSS.
noticesof which have appeared again and
again bef0Te the public, besides Ids standing
as n gentleman OF character and reSpousidus
tY. IS q sufficient guarantee to the afdiCteds
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q. s. Sanitary Commission
Army and Navy Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
JAMES GmcHRIsT, Agent,
WheelinS. ~.

one, SssyegOris Rooms, cttEtom Rotss. g
1NHE 2. g, SANITARY GoAIaIIssIoN
tnelr tgnllies nom the heavy expense tisIIai-
y. pslld ioT the Prosecution OF such claims.
slnnss arrears Of pay, bounty and otfefs inns
AGAINST the government, lcltholH chSr0e ~ -,
PEE q G,!y kisld tVlldtsteT 70 nc elnfnl6litS
tne melne and post of1ca addres Of fhe ciSIIns
eIa9 tne n9ines rank COMPANY, regtment eer-
We ni NJ State OF the soldier ofs Whose ne
S9unt tne claim 1S made date of CltscliafPe or
SsAllls Ine proper blanks VIA be HlleSl ont n
1T Is possible and forwarded to the neFsrSn
5skIaH ltSS. 4iaese can then be executed and
- ~ euted 70 Q mai issue in the EhoffeSfi
possible time y 49, jiil3 4e6siG4df fsiSS
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{, n !, = olss.ELli,tA'S writing to us from,
bradford county, Pa, says -be. &c., So
very much TO be informed e ~ q.
lands for sale in West va. w.,
G e ne and others think Of conirs.4 ~.
~ sssAss There Is quite looking -
49,. west Va. in that locality Sn5
s 49, 1 parts by persons inq quest Of gooSi
la cheap hOmsstsads, y sOO0
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Bethany COLLEGE.

TGH1S INSTITUTION IS LOCATED m
u one Of the most beautiful and healthy
portions OF the hill country of WestVirPffIia
LIS In Brooke county, sEffec9t miles north al
Wheeling, and screen miles rom w elIShIlrV al
which place, persons coming either nv boat
2r rail- can md hacks ready to take them 10
the College. Situated us it Is In the country
u y removed ut once nom the temptations to
exa1Yagance, and the facilitieSf orSice,w which
39itlaeh 10 Colleges in or near large cities
young men who desire a thorough education
wll md peculiar dvantakes in Bethany Coli
leee, she has an experienced Faculty and
aIInrds the best education on the loWestfeFm
me 18th Session will commence on the LIST
<MHonany IN October next and terminate on
tle last Thursday OF June, 1868.
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER. CAaIPBEII., President,
". A. FIISDLEToN, Vice President and
FoleSsorof Mental Moral, and Political Plli-
oSophy and Bellies Lettres IL. .f,9777-s7 ! :
-SltAlfLTS LOUIS LooS, Professor of Ancient
Languages and Literature
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losophy, Chemistry and Natural History,
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Tuition, per session of 8 1nonths 5000
Washing and lights extra,
Maruculation Fees, 90.
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