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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-28
Thr Aolmrs County farmer.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Daily Marble. Works.
shaw & Clark--Agcnts Wanted.
Charles Iferzcr- Cheap Dry Goods.
j. II. Dust--Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
q. l.. Ncwton-Noticc.
Dorotha Mnckey-Admr's Notice.
Lewis Donald-Admrs Notice.
Adler & Nogel--G Groceries and Provisions.
James A. .Estill-Probatc Notice.
1tcv, Edward a. Wilson--To Consumptivos.
John Il. Ogden--Errors of Youth.
Thomas II. Chapmun-Strnngc, but true.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-28

TnE LEGISLATURE. The Ohio Lcgisla.
ture will meet on Monday, January lst, it
being the first Monday of the new year.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-28

OYSTERS. We are indebted to the kind
ness and liberality of Mcdowell & PALMER
for a can of their superior corn-fed oysters,
on Christmas day. They were great, big,
fat fellows, just such as are of account to
hungry lovers of the bivalves. When you
reader, want good oysters you can have your
wants supplied by calling on Mcdowell &
PALMER
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-28
LEGAL NOTICE.

n s. LYFORD, who resides in Crawford Co.
". in the state of Pennsylvania, will take
notice that William C. McCaughey of the coun-
ty Of Holmes, in the State of Ohio, did, on the
10Th day of December, y. ID. lSi5 file his petition
in the Office of the Clerk of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas within and for the county otHolmes
in said state OF OHIO, against the said .. =. ly-
ord, defendant, setting forth that on the 2Lth
day OF June, lSG5, the defendant by his agent,
ii. W. Leslie obtained, by false and fraudulent
representations, the plaintihs S signature 10 q
certain contract in writing, in said polltIon SCI
forth, for the sale and conveyance OF All ths
stone coal situate under the following described
real estate, lying and being in the SAID county
of Holmes ond state of Ohio, to.wlt: AL that
part of the farm owned by the heirs OF James
McCaunhey deceased, in the township oI ttal-
DIV which lies east of the MillCrShurg ana Woos-
Ter rond running through said McCnughcy S
land said petition further sets forth that the
said defendant hath wholly neglected and reiu-
sod to comply with his covenants in said con-
tract as he was bound to do by the terms there
Of and that the plaintin hath notified him Of
the fact. The object and prayer OF which petl !,
ton is that said contract may he decreed void
and OF no effect between the parties, and thal
the plnintin may be released from each and eV-
cry covenant in said contract set forth. And
the said o. 8. Lyford is notified that he Is re-
uuired TO appear and answer said petition on
or before the third Saturday after the first day
WIN. C. McCAUGHEY,
BY CRITcUFIELD UHL. his Atty's.
Dee 2lst lS65-w7
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-28

The place TO buy "a GOad Kip Or
Stogy BOOT, is nj HERRON'S.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-28

IL persons knowing themselves indebted
y TO me on Book Account Will please pay the
same by the first OF SEPTEMBER rs Will not al
low a longer time for settlement
Aug. 10, 1865 Ph4LIt LEffLA.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-28

All kinds OF ROOTS q SHOES
ut Greatly Reduced Priccc,
for Cash Only, nj HEBRON'S.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-28
BlackSmithing 0faIl Kinds
NOTICED

on short notice in n worlmanlike manner, and
at reasonable prices. Give US q call
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-28
NEW FIRM l
LEPPLA ~ EO0BEER

Respectfully inform the public generally, that
they have formed Il copartncrshlp, ana are pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
FROM BERMUDA.
Sudden Suppression Of misunderstanding
News of iiIc Capture OF Fort Fisher
and the blowing Up OF Fort Casysil
Vessels Ready 10 Venture, Putt:n:
Back-Eescuc OF N skipwrecllcd Crew
-Pe-iilencc ut St. Thomas.
HALIFAX, \. s, Welncsl'

HALIFAN, n 3. Wednesday, Jan. 70 Too.
The royal mail steamship Alpha, from st.
Thomas and Bermuda has arrived here.
The boekade.runncr Owl succeeded in reaching Fort
Caswel the night it was evacuated. aud Immediately
returned TO Bermuda, arriving tho 2lst with the
news of the capture of Fort Fisher and stopping tho
Maud Campbell, Old Dominion, Florence, Deer, oud
Virginia all ready to sail. The Charlotte and stag
sailed for Wilmington at tho same time with the owl
and the Rattlesnake, Chameleon and Snag between tie
18th and Goth, and had not since been heard from.
Tho bark Sacramento, from New.York for Rio ia.
nero put into Bermuda on the l6thinst, to land lie
captain aud of the ship Gauges, which was fallen
in with the 7th inst, lat IS. Long, CO. in sinking
condition. The above is probably the big GaDgcs.
Capt johnson. nom Cadiz Nov. ! for Boston.
The island ol 81. Thomas mas been declared an r'
feoted port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
which were 5000. Many old business men were emil
IN

The Examiner after mentioning the act Of Congress
providing for a Generain- Chief remarks: 1--WE may
say here with reference certain uneasiIoes in the
public mind to the apparent want of preparation in
Congress for the Spring campaign. that that body is
now occupied In secret session with measures looking
to vigorous campaign, which may expect soon to
be developed. 1t is rumorod that Gen. Bragg tele-
graphed to the War Department yesterday that he Is
confident of his ability to hold Wilmington His tele'
gram has rendered many people quite uneasy and it at
gave occasion to reports about the insecurity vi
Wilmington which have no other foundation"
In connection with the mention Of Bragg as
probable successor of Secretary Seldom the para
graph relating to the report Of his probable appoint
ment TO that olico is headed a Shocking Rumor."
Considerable space In the several papers Is devoted
10 accounts Of damages railroads and other property
occasioned by the late heavy rains in various pers OF
the South.
The leading editorials of The Wig, Eraminer. and
Enquirer devoted to the recentaetion OF the Rebel
Congress with view to important changes In the com
mand of their armies. AL three concur in the nope hG'
Gen Lee will be selected for the position Of General
n-Chief and urge bis appointment as the only way 70
satisfy the public mind, and restore confidence Iheres
similar unanimy in favor Of the reassignmon oi Ger.
Joseph T. johnson TO the command Of the army OF len
nessee The EIdmisy adduces numerous examples to
show that it is quite practicable for Gen. Lee to re-
main in command Of the army Of Northern Virginia.
and at the same time control the movement OF TIE
other armies by the exercise of general supervision OF
the entire field of operations Some disappointment is
evinoo5 that the act Of Congress does not expressly
guarantee to the Generaln hef the power to appoint
his subordinates in command Of the different armies,
TIE Enqurer takes occasion to renew s appeals for inc
immediate CONSUMPTION Of the negro.
JACKSON Miss, Jan. l3.-Private edvices non New
Orleans 10 the 4th inst. have been received Prepare
lions were making for an expedition of 1900 men to
Pascagoula.
Fair for the benefit of Confederate prisoners was
held in the city the proceeds Of which was eight thou
sand dollars. Many old business men were emigrating
to Matamoros The Yankee lines have been stria-
gently closed until after the ith Of March Tho re-
ported reason is fears Of trouble in the North West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
Reported Destruction of Merchantmen By
the Shenandoah.
FORTRESS MONROE, MONDAY, "a

FORTRESS MONROE Monday, JAN ~ leo@
The bark Clinton, Gayit, master, arrived IN ms
harbor yesterday, from pernainbaco. wa, the brp@'
does.
Capt CAN'T reports the Rebel rriynteer Shenandoah
as having destroyed several American merchantmen
along the coast Of Brazil. IN Consequence OF NHen
vessels bopnd 10 tho United States were obtaining
British registers SO Us to enable Ihem to sail unaer
British c0ioIs. r.1stor
The California arrived hero to-day from Fort f'SLc''
n g., but brings no news of importance -,
A great deal OF stormy weather lad prevdied Hf"s
the coast during The past few days. 40 a
Tho steamship Atlantic, Capt; Grey, ailNou o., ~
noon today from New York. sac encounter" n
heavy weather and had 10 lay 20 - hours o"''"'
Cane Henry before she could make this barber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
NAVAL FIGHT ON JAMES RIVER.
Due Of the Rebel Vessels Blown Up--.Two
Others Damaged.
,...,., p;s,s,eb to The N. Y. Tribune.

Rpectal Djspstch 70 ibo Az - AA'"S'
WASHINGTON Wednesday Jan. o. 1865.
News reached here yesterday afternoon from
Grants headquarters that Rebel and war
steamers 1--WE understand six in number) came down
early in the morning from Richmond. and drove our
armed vessels down the river and swept them and the
transports and everything aoat as far down as Clts
Point. Details have not transpred here; but the
emergency was deemed to DO great that Admlrai
Fa1ragut was summoned to the James River py tele'
f1spb, instantly.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Yesterday morning at two o'clock, taking advantage
Of the high water in the Potomac five Rebel war yes
sells including we understand two rams, ran past the
distractions we had placed in the river, with the pur'
pose of destroying our transports and warehouses at
City Point. Cur batteries the shore opened fire ut
one Of the rams whch had got aground and was so holly
peppered that the Rebels blew it up setting slow
match to the magazine and escaping in their boats.
Two others also got aground and were sheled warmly.
IT was doubtful whether they could escape. The fourth
ram returned toward Richmond. One is said to have
rot below our batteries. She caused sensation GER
family at least If she did damage, and how much If
any is not yet known. There viii probably be re.
rnoval from command in the James River notia as a
punishment for the negligence in this case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
FROM FORT FISHER.

The Lafe Il xplosion-E xhuming the Dead
Tho Disaster Not 30 Fatal as Report
cd-Nnmes OF the KiIlcd-Piensant
Weathcr-The Captured Works-scnd-
ing Away the Prisoners-Mov Of
the Navy-Fort CsswcIi Blown Up
Steamers Destroycd-A skirn,ish with
the Enemy-OMcinl Reports.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
IlNuIIY II I'V''
THIRD SYW YORK VOLUNTEERS

CAPTAIN JONES II. Rave, wounded
oSE HUNDRED AND TWELFTH HEw YORK VOLUNTEERS
Corp. A. Han, J. Rhodes D. hlcko.s, cALoNi wounded.
January IS, 1885.
ONE HUNDRED AND P0RrY SECOND NEw.YonN VOLUNTEERS
B.y,LUa Ccn. v. A. Cults MAJOR W. y. Jones' Lieut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
THE LATEST REBEL NEWS.

~ Pence Discussion i'm Consress-Mr.
Blair Again i'm Richmond-No Peace
Possiblc-The COnfcderacy Must Con.
script the Negroes-Fightingt to the
Lust the Only Way-BumOred Capture
Of Fort snsitI,--Ger. Fosters Capture
Of Pocotaligo Bridge-Lnrge Union
Force Gone Down the Mississippi-
Gen. Bragg Quite Able 10 Hold Will.
mington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
TO the Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, Wednesday jan @. 1906.
The Star says: Dispatches received here
state that yesterday morning at two o'clock Rebel
feet of five vesses-the Richmond squadron so long
being prepared-came down the River TO destroy our
depots and works at City Point.
1.-The high water caused by the freshet enabled them
20 pass the distractions which our commander had
placed above City Point for the better protection of the
place.
"A battle quickly ensued between the Rebel feet and
our battery fort in which one OF the Rebel
vessels blown up and instantly and entirely de-
Btroyed, while two others so badly damaged Ivy
shot and shell as TO compel them to seek safety by
speedy fight back in the direction Of Richmond &c
poppaned by the other two, which escaped damage TO
speak Of.
Admiral Farragut left here yesterday evening for
the scene of action and it is understood that he will at
cnce assume naval command there"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
Casualties.
OF STAFF OF SECOND DIVISION, TwESTYToURTH

OF STAFF OF SECOND DIVISION, TwESrY-ToURTH
ARMY CORPS.
Capt H. c. Lockwood U. & Vols. a. u. C., wounded In
head coniuson slight.
Can't A. q. Lawrence A. 4. ID. c. wounded both arms and
throat ,
Capt r. w. Dawson s5th Penn. Vols, and A. A. l. G.,
Cspi D. B. aer, I42d " " Vols, and A. c. NJ, wounded
breast and leg confusion SLIGHT
FIRST BRIGADE, sECoSD DIVISION, TwESrTFoURrH
ARMY CORPS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-28

Ths sneqaals1 Bfspar.oa, Which possesses tAs psea
ar q rsst0rng grsy hair 70 IT, original color
AnA consee to assune IL cn3es u poasssd bs4ose Il
snrns1s grey. i = pernanent csre Ssr dandru1,
and euivens the 81 the r Riyee the
ha!r lasting and natural moisture danSraEssr
eeAinG ~ soFsnaas y thsskn PssDns thaf he~s mid
this preparation that they have tried al kfnds n
Toaic asd Hair sd hsA been able 10
ha1 a.y rtrle thas would prcdncs the dearsd result
until they had tred AsiR Honic II has csred pe
soas Who had solid mass Of dandrun al kntted and
ceneatsd together In the share Of cap covering the
whole hs I'D in tbs Of thirty days afsr sanx
~ fcae the surf Aa1 danAruH al disappeared ssl tie
hair, ~htch had until that time been pFventeA frum
grvufng fesunsd IL former healthy 0ruuSh
In tbs cese Of Jass Aershos shs 2st Iowa In
ensyy. vAoss heaA vas csvsssd VIII thick eua4e OF
6andrud aaa scarf nentioned above and whose nfr
had aoss conpieteis fsllss out shovn The vrtne q
shs Tonic Tor In tbs cosrss Of three wssk3 apposca
q II hs scalp assumed healthy coedsoa and his ~
oomnenc<d 70 grow beautifully. This b oay one case
q tbs kadin thossand could msation many Others
bst fdR vast efspaes Ard cOst a prevented from Do
2geo
s0M ~ GDO10B CADus, corner Of esrosd s,d Naan
srss Res - esats PET bottle liberal dircouns o
~ ~ - Hehsl-a0-
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.HERlEF'S SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa, LEE Cousrr-ss.
By virtue OF special execution directed issued
by the Clerk OF the District Court of said county, favor
81 Lee county Iowa. for the of the school FUND
against James T. Blair Jas W. johnson and j. A. Ander-
der the front door OF the Clerks Office Of the Dis
ric Court OF Lee county Iowa. at Keokuk said
y the 22iday OF July A. D. 1885, between the hours
Of o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ, commencing at
O'Clock p NJ of said day, the following property to-
wiz Lots FIVE CO. In block one hundred aud twenty
(l2S), in the city of Keokuk, Lefcounty, Iowa
To be sold by order of court t6sasfy said writ
eut8oA.
Keokuk june 60 1906. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee 81 90 ltul Sheriff Of Lee Co.. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-28

s.se~
~ :
II grsas lssA ~ 1snsr Ellsr 81 -
19sA 0ensarxl
nh..sSv4~sfss psspesaz,ss. ss-SsyIs pesssr-
A0UE11 CURE
s M 81: z ,sH Ia ss6 ,eHss re fal RE
s4S w sa III i zEs5s1 sazI 1' 10
rns r4URIGo LoTIo
esss1s es n IN ks.as u IssA, a.x bss.e
T. I. s.: ase g u s..y. 1iss
TUE R1URIGO Lotto
80 y ~ ssi A. 80 = ! ~ 1iAxo.u: WI =.
,osHrAINs NJ nnncunx.
Dss'tAiitsayis. nasnse1se6lv
- ~ Isl:sS. isiSrstss. I'D.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

g. 1L$Ah1G . ohLk.
~ STATE or Iowa, LEE CoUNrY-ss.
By virtue Of special execution directed issued
by aeCcrk OF the District Court ofsad county, in favor
Of Lee county, Iowa for the School Fund, and
against VIM leighton, Henry w. Middleton, E..R. d.
W Ford have levied upon and will sell 70 the highest
bidder, at the front door of the Clerks Office OF the Dis
County. the I'D day OF July A. 1885, betueefhs
Aoefset scs.esk I. sa~4 9 eioek & = cOnamsnclhs
Wit The half 90 of the southeast quarter % Of
stion twenty fZal, tow nshp sxtyive (e5 range hve
he sold By order 81 court to satisfy said writ of
PrInisr's fee ~ COL ISRAEL ANDERSON,
ksasak, June ~. 6s- [sul sheriff Lee Co.. Iowa
7 EGAL NOTICE.
To J NJ Hiatt, Emma Hiatt Afford Avery Tcklsn 4
Lucas, G Brown. sconeld : Bro, Hoyt sherman, PEI
ter stryker, Geo Anderson Hoskins, Heiskeli Co,
Xix Hale a Co A Hosmer and PIT L0znax, executors
Of the estate OF Msodsy, deceased, VIM Thompson,
Trustee for Mrs T N Graham, Robert Hamilton and
Dixon Brown, Cemstsck Co., Gardner Drury aad
William Rstss sassignees Of the Boston Locomotive
tfnien, ss9ssl nnlsr. Samuel iilllsr, 9 II Perry
snd Abner Re) tofp u the will Of . Reeves,
deceased, An1zu.s nddisy, 81 Miller, < Love Co,
Reed, Cutler . o6z asnael Boatmsn, W Rankin
You and sses j IS hereby Ia.d that there i.
EnpA IlsisssA wiuisn Leishsos. sIsas.sy, pending
r. o. yos. dssrss andias md dstssainiss ~
1haAnd deliars and also praying for lnrscIceure
q trust described In the gtnAI petition
executed ny J Hiatt and Emma Hiatt to VIA Lelgh-
tsn, snd l6r the sale Of certain sea estass hefen de-
scrbsd and the payment a. tho duo sAd Leighton
ont Of the procsss And there also Ole r ths
canoe the answer and cross bill II John W Ceghorn
praying for decree awarding 10 him ont Of tho prOcesds
q cid deed OF trust the u thousand Ave hun
dred dola which sum be alleges = dus hin out Of aid
proceed ard for the security Of vhiph Dc alleges the
1 dssd and certain sotss secured thseeby vas
os6dSnsd and transferred 20 him
ne said cross bills each pray for the sorsction and
rscosure Of said Deed Of trust andthe sale he prem
lDs thsren conveyed, towie Lot No one III AID the
est half Of lot number two CD in block
~ twenty ~ one hundred and tbe9 let o. II In
hlcsk twenty eight (more particularly IL the
|rsidcross hiiis), In the city Of KsekN1$ N5lx ~
Unlsm you appear thereto ~ 6l1&1 6oGe6 n1on 81
As second day Of the nsxt tsrn = ~ 0osrk =
- commenced the ART Mon11y II Nooeaank 49, l1oS
scree will BE- rendered againet - - fa1h q I'D
Epm bills by default. RAMk0 u 80 va
snsis-dav isul Atsy w fsiczsss.
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Keep constantly hand and for sals Of tAs levsee
prices - enh eastomsrs and prompt mes l6sgs sna
welIsslsctea stock Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-28

@. ?. MCDONALD,
RAyslelan ana surgeon.
0,vs@-0vw Ksoknk Dsng stoes, o. vifAsstrssA -.
twssa Main 81 naonAean.
KAIDe1uD-0nsAss ornse sl7tA md HUlson
fobe-dly.
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WALL PkPRR-A uoth1 9afeehl -.
~ nj, just rsesivsd 1t tie City Booa go -
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which ssl Ut lower psscs tAan any Other sesss
In this city, having special coasse WITH tke Facpy.
Rk-1hs1r stoes b clnssd entxraay a every wssk.
cAl q - HOO0InR er0AA MOI Asu Heoes, Main
- bet. tn 81, Ksokak, Iowa
0eheo J. 4 !. 0kIuD1Ln0uA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13
New York Market.

CBy telegraph
NEW YORK. Oct L.
COTTON-Firmer; 5s059c for middling and
chiefly at Soc
FL0UR-More active at 501Oc better; % 400
60 for extra state; 81 900835 for superfne
western; g 450s 80 for common to middling
extra western; 500 IS for common to good ship'
ping brands extra B. b. o. and % Soda IS for
trade brands market closing firm included In the
sales are small parcels OF inferior sxtra state at
WHisKY-steady; for western a asios %
WHEAT-e1sc better; 81 Taai 70 for Chicago
spring; 81 750I 7s for Milwaukee club; 81 $50
IsI for amber Milwaukee; - 3509 80 for new
amber state; q 50 for new white Michigan.
RYE-Quiet and firm.
parole do at 81 1901 Is and u 240l Is for sound
western.
CORN-l02c lower; 7s0sOc for unsound and
81 192c for sound mixed Western.
OATS Dull and 10 lower; 450Ao for unsound
and on 62o Ior sound.
RICE-DulL
COFFEE-Duu. - .---.--
sTa s ssS Cuba Mu'covad0 at l"ssl4''
PETROLEUM-Firmer at 3903stc for crude;
69064 for refined In bond and e21S3c for refined
free.
WOOL-Qutet and arm.
pORK-Dull and lheavy and lower at S560
80 so for mess closing at $50 for regular; $50 TOR
prime mess; 10 scale 30 for extra mess.
BEEF-Firm at $40 5Oa1s so for plain meas;
els 500 16 80 for extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet.
p CUTMEATS-Steady.
LARD-Dun ct Ne8sac.
BUTTER-In demand at 1896.
CHEESE Firm at l50lsc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13
Wheeling Female College,
WHEELING. w. VA.

U,uUs RESTITUTION CHARTER.
FIN with full collegiate powers In 1904 anu
recently reorganized under new Board Oh III
rectors, will be opened IA 4 collegiate lhstitIte
on the first "Wednesday in September ns. anS
buildings are now being thoroughly rented anu
newly furnished throughout
In the iberaity of its arrangements, In tne eN
tent and comprehensiveness OF its couIse VI
study, in its methods of tuition and goyernment
and In the ability and experience Of its Board
Of Instruction, the public may rely upon its
being a first-class seminary.
Having had many years experience in conduct
ing leading Educational institutions IN the Eas
tern and Middle States, feel assured that with
tion of the citizens of Wheeling and vicinity,
the College will soon be able to extend TO young
ladies' ali the facilities for an accomplished edu
cation 10 be found outside OF our eastern metro
politan cities.
m announce the engagement of a corpse OF
teachers of distinguished ability, experience
Tn the departments of the mathematics and
sciences, Miss Martha ID. Halstead. former Pre-
ceptress Of Wesleyan Female Coiiege WI
mington, Delaware
I'm the department of literature and bellies.
lettres, Miss Mary Williams, late Preceptress OF
LAFAYETTE Institute, Washington. ID. U:
In Music Miss Emily j. Shipley OF New YORK
ity. educated in Europe and pupil OF Bassi
nj ~. /, n.
In the Fine Arts Miss Isabella NJ. Gearn, OF
the New York School OF Design.
Assistants will be added in these, or otaer de-
partments as occasion may require. -.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be organized q
AN early day, having especial reference TO the
preparation Of young ladies for the business Of
teaching. m
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT will be opened
for such Misses IS are too young toenter the col
EXPENSES PER QUARTER OF TEN
WEEKS.
TuITIoN.-First Preparatory, %; Second Pre-
paratory, 81; First Collegiate, %; Second Col
fegiate, 90; Junior, $40; Senior, $l2 SO Latin,
French, German, or other language s, s.; Expet
mental Sciences q extra each Drawing, IS
Painting In Oil, $40, Pastel, q, Crayon, y; Nh
sic on Plano, $40; Use of Instrument y 50; VO
cal Music, si0; Fuel, I'd and Sd quarters so cents
each quarter.
BoARD-s45 Fuel and Lights, IS Washing
IS; Weekly Board, from Monday to FI'day
night, S37 so; Fuel and Lights, u.
Bills both for tuition and board payable In al
| cases at the commencement of the qparter-Sep
| 9th, Nov 18th, FebIst and April 18TH
Young ladies are received at any time, bu
| not for less than an entire quarter. In case o
| protracted illness, allowance will be made
| Young ladies should bring towels table napkins
| umbrella and overshoes.
| Applications may DO made by letter or BY
calling at the College from to o'clock.
| L. G. LOOMS, AM NJ. D.,
July 90 1855 President.
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