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Il ma { Educational,
Wheeling Female College,
WTTEEITNG, NJ. VA.


TIHIS INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
il with. null collegiate powers in 1884, and
recently feorgnni1ed under new Board Of
Directors, will be opened as collegiate tnsti-
tute ON the .hst Wednesday in September
roughly rented and newly furnished
In the liber1Iity of Its arrangements, in the
extent and .comprehensiveneSs OF Its course
efhmeht, and In the ability and experience Of
Its Board OF Instruction, the public may rely
upon its being a tlrst-class seminary.
ducttng leading Educational institutions IN
the Eastern and Middle States, I feel assured
that with the liberal patronage and the sar-
and vicinity, the Conege viii soon be able to
extend TO young ladies all the facilities FOR an
of our eastern metropolitan cities
Il It tafiords me the highest sattSt Actton to be
of teachers Of distinguished ability, expe-
.fieiiCe and reputation. $50 ss'is-t' =, ~
14i 4i.A5SoRArAh DKPARfl[ENTVtn be Organized
At an eEy day having eTPesa Ts4s5eRss @ ta & e
z IA PRIRAEAToRY sDEp ART1uST win be
opened for such Misses as are too young 70
TThe Inst ut5on, win be cnndncted upon
I aia 81 n ~ this1iSimi
tyy the Methodist the PreSby ettan and the
Episeopallnn. being EepEe erltetl m the Facul-
~ ~ ,ExPENsE5 PER QUARTER 10
TUTnoN First Preparatory, 81; Second
Preparatory, 81 First Collegiate second
Soilegiate, So lJunibr, Sl0sa Sen1ors ~ %
latin, French, German, or other Language ~
ETPefinentf q Schemes g extra each; Draw
1hess ss Paihtlng In on, SO Pastel, Slgf Cray
on. 81 Music on Piano, $40 Use OF Inst
mems q as Vocal Music, s10s Fuel ID and ID
Qqet % cents each QuaEteF.- - k.fs -s-,.
h9aRp5-S4ls HIiel and III ghts, :; SYashing,
IS Weekly Board, nom Monday to Fr1day
night, So 6Qs Fuel and Ilights 50
ktllS % a tof tuition ind board pANnhla al
/ e1s.s u tne con rgaInent OF tho quarter
Sept 9Th, NOV. 18th, Feb. Ist and April 18th.
July ~ 1850. President
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THE DUKE or MARLBOROUGH.

10 THE DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH. 81
y Another nobleman who, although not
especially famous as an author, Is
deeply interested in literature and in
the benevolent enterprises of the day.
is the Duke of Marlborough. He is a
uneal descendant of that great, brave,
misery vain Churchill, who made
such havoc with the French, whom the
parties of Queen Anne's age fought
over with such exceeding bitterness,
and whose material fame is still a pro-
hhc theme for school boys and for the
study.of generals. Very. little like the
ancestor is the descendant, either in APP
pearance or character. The present
duke is mild, benevolent looking
man, particular and tasteful in his
dress, with an open countenance and n
quiet manner. He has indeed that fine
oval face, those tull lips and perfectly
rounded chin, which we find in the
portraits of the great Marlborough but
his mild eye has no likeness to the balls
of IRE which comprehended in an in
stant tho position OF armies. He speaks
huently and evenly, though with little
force; is by no means a man of eminent
ability, butts n very good man, and de-
votes much time and not little ofghis
enormous, income to the religious well
fare of his fellow-men. But while he
does this; he by no means advocates 80
cial equality and other democratic doc
trtnes, but ts as rigid an aristocrat in
feeling as any peer in the House. and
shows 1t in his manner.
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SAVINGS BANK OF WHEELING. i
0gice, Main ST., bettreen Monroe and Quincy.
IHl Deposite. Interest paid on Special De-
gosits. Collections promptly attended to-
. sSAMLR. HIGDRETH, Treasurer.
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List nfI.atfnrs

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE Post
III Ofice, at Wheeling; State OF WCst YIr-,
gtnin, on the 9Th day of ovemIoer, 1865. 4.
Toobtaln my OF these letters, the applicant
this list, and pay one cent for Advertising. 2 2
lGnot called for within one month, they will
be sent 70 the Dead Letter Ottice. -
Othce hours on Sunday from to IO1$ a, m.
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NETEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY CIR
w cult Court, October Rules, 1855. llifT 7 n
UzElel Stevens ~. Leonard @. Frost and Ma
Attachment in a6Sumpsit. -
The object of this suit Is to recover OF the
Sald defendants the sum of 81 y00l S. An at
tnchment having been issued and levied on
the monies, credits, and effects Of the said de-
Iendants, IN the hands and possession of JO-
And the Said defendants being nufi.resIdentt
OF this State, 1t y ordered that they appear a.
ueIendnnts in this ense within one month az
Ter the fourth weekly publ liGation Of this or
fdeT. Is i.lal lafst ..f.i- JACOB BURRLE. .
"a copy teSte: Jacob Burke, Clerk, sSsff a
Richhrdson for plnintitE. ~ noVG.i itdA3tv1-.
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admirable. He speaks 5boldly1-.s.. 3arr and 4
Wlthout the leQst hesitat tion.l his yoiceis
strong and musical, his action graceful
9nu lIl Iorclble, his words, elegant, his
Stis1te aus1!oEle rlen ana plenteods, his denun-
saatlon :. open and vehement, but never
the two, is equally apparent in their
style OF composition, and in their per-
sonal characteristics. 5FI|5t9 :
IN personal character, Lord Derby Is
a whole-souled, liberal English gentle-
man. NO amateur sportsman has N
keener zest for the turf e4nly Lords az
ways there, and is as full OF the sports
US any he 1sla great lover Of horses
nn9 the rural sports, and is charming
and enthusiastic as a conyerser. Iis
nlnd Is stored with elegant lore; and Is
one ofthe most entertaining men whom
~ ts possible to meet. In other words.
20 use slang expression, he isis a iolly
goou FELLOW, - and sswen met ~ though
he Is never forgetfnl, of his rank, ana Is
always the gentleman. lz'-',,E7' :
Ea.ri russell, the other hand, is re-
served, serious, deeply Immersed in
public affairs, and although courteous,
IS never hearty. He LisF hardly ever.
heard of inpnblic except in Parliament
or ae a political fbanquet-heVera at the
Befoy OF other scenes of festivity. Earl
.t, hnsseIl IS an older man than his antag-
1alS, 31niSSt, pelng over seventy, while Lord
THE EARL OF sfANHopE.
The accomplished historian. Earl
Stanhope,ts is one ofthe finestl king men
In the House of Lords. He Is of neIlinrn
height, has iron grey hair careIesslv dis
posed, regular features, n kind blue eve.
req req lace, and manner which is concilt :
1utory and high-toned.i Heis a constant
AttSnuaAk on the sessions OF the House,
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GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. Quo
SCounty CltUuit Court, October Rules, 1855.
James Maxwell, Thomas ]. Campbell and
George r. Tingle, partners under the firm
name and styleof Maxwell, CaInpi)eii &, Tin.
gle t's Philip REILLY, Jr,, and James b. Clark,
partners under tie firm name and style OF
Reilly y Clark. Alta chrnent In aSSunIpSit >
The object Of this suit Is 70 recover offhh
DEFENDANTS the sum of Si0J 81 &c. An attacf-
turned by the Sheriff, levied on tiiTr5s boxes Of
merchandise and one bale OF batting, TT .
The sltd defendants being fi6n-Teside ents of
this Stnte, 1t is ordered that they do auT1anI
here thin one month inter The fourth pub.
this suit. Y Hrr7, = -
-. - 20 JACOB BURRLE.
A copy testc: Jacob Burke, Clerk. '7I.T : d,
Lamb & Pnull forplaintinL noVB-ltd.SSyy
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HESrlYIRGRIA, OHIO OoUNTYCIR-
Wy suit Court, October Rules, 1865,
Uzziel Stevens t& Leonard b. Frost and
Nathnn i. Higble, partners rs i, @, Frost q
Co., Attachment IN p { n ffli : = 5i- -
The iobiectOf this suit is to recover of tho
SAID defendants the sum of SI,l55 "a. An at
itachment. having been Issued and levied ON
iIhe monies, credits and effects OF the said
d1elenannts eT In the hands and possession OF
. And the said defendants beInp non residents
q TINS State, 1t is ordered that they appear as
uelenuantS in this case within ono month
olter the fourth weekly publication OF this
orIler. esIfs.if " 2 IACSOR RITRKIE -
"A copy teste: Jacob BuFkie, Clerk : =
RtchardBon for plaintiff. EoV6-ltd&Stw
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The Greatest Medioipe of .the AgeI
KRAFTS DIARRHEA CONPOTTNDI
y The only SAFE and Certain Cure FOR p
G1ARRHGkA4i k4ii,T5 BT5YgsENTERY, gG5STT FLUx, SUM

AIid an DfSeuses oILte Stomach and Bo1peLs. In
'ctdsTH TO a Change Of Diet OF CgiRute. -
TNHE PR0PRIEToRS OF THIS TRULY
y, 1nvRluahle Medicine, now offer IL TO the
public with 1ull knowledge OF fts Superior
merit over any remedy OF Ike character ever
eIotelntroduced. II has been used with the
az 3lteIt tte5aedteS haze failed. CStses OF ChTun-
.ic " Diislrhon OF yeaB standing, have been
.c1fed by t1euse Of Ano boftlel This InelIv
has NeUET failed IN a &fJIfIte fiitaef yFhaFa the
Sitillful physicians IfI - 5Sf'7Y iss'SIf
In use for number of years and by ifs tIfIIeIV
ain l11S saved the lives OF hundreds. ~
y rms mefdicine = purely scientific prepara-
Gion and Care. -
Every traveller should have bottle of the
DLARRHQsA ColIPouND. -
Every soldier win find IL Invaluable.
no Family should be without IT.
. DO not hesitate to try RRAFfAs DIARRH0sA-
SoAPouNp, and prevent pain, suffering and
death.
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ittat G SILL
There can be no greater contrast be-
tween two men, in every respect, than
there IS s'between the two noblemen who
tesed the opposing parties in the House
OF Lords. The only analogy between
them is, that each is descended from
one. Of the oldest and most illnstri0us
families of England. In personal APP
peafancet IN mhhner, style, of compose
tions m dectalnaf lion, debate, In politi-
cal ana private Character, they ARE en-
tarely, ppoSlIe., Earl Russell is q short,
o1 man, with a large
head, broad at the top, thin hair, small,
cumming gray eyes, a thin mouth, aud
features emtnently suege gestive OF cram.
Tho Earl OF Derby Is tail and straight.
possessing q noble form. a splendid
dark, searching eye, a beautiful and
expires I've mouth, an aqnfIine nose, and
9 cQnlitenance manly, open and refined.
Rpsseils 9 manner y timid, hesitating;
and simpleS his words are not we'll
chosen, his voice is slow and prosy, and
he constantly staInmers in addressing
the House. he uses few Gestures. and
almost invariably confines hfmselF to
the number OF words just necessary to
explain his meaning and in that he Is
seldom clear. -'ii17E - >
his speech; neither does he rise to iDns
sionate declannt lion, except on rare oSs.
easfons. There is omen, hoVeyers q
QuaerHarcasm imiWhat he saws. which
hits hard, and in his calm Wav he often
iJIses Language that Is bitter and maliR-
nnnts Lord Derby, on the 9th er haI
q the most entertaining Orator. ia the
House. Hfs manner is noble and
naughty; he is, q fine specimen of the
ideal aristocrat. Inevary action there
is both pride and strengths the step,
the motion, the pres ence bt themRn Il
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raSsnt ~ ta.S ~ S..L,'. IN.
loving story: Iyas nf,;na4 fI,a o;lsI,t lS,t
~, EIrS2,Io,t y 4 S LtiS =
caa iLer nEeak INST
iIIaSSort eiiStt;5,! = !! lLle5
f,.o 1sIa1 W., H. =, -
inc, 10 I'll y
Wa c,,t,aTo
1,i6t a,,e,5f itS1StS,s' ,I.StH an.
ladies It'eat ~ 4 itI ,.SI, lstSsl. SMo
street Tho t,Ss..S., o Lie
KISSING. inst ahout tho titoa ~ t,iptl, uP1n
annro5oSeJ t4+e amy ssstttses .ltl ets1tll
baos sinc. ~, ~ ~ tl
let ns h1vo !, M, fstiS.I 2
will mako %
agree to iEiss, ~, II - ts,,
tie oars from GaIe1'n, t,,;,sI .ii ~
Judge. IL Won will kiss t,e tiext mai tSst
I being the f1itlte HssTsf Ff3slg
ITbe Dron6Sif iSy, sts ~ ~ 4 !, ittti,
and 6onid herTlIy tai yySetno,. X. ,,i's
in earnest oI in Inn 1,If s 6s. 1,,,Is1
he ne fIeeT, into T,,,,.; n IS
II ogroSd nr+ty{t1tFS I,a s,Etti az,
kissinp thoTo-6 nv l,ea II
yvInt az Il s,,ysy I1is bIocl- t3-.,,
with daring. i.iIs I'LL y - Pc
Yon the bacIY ON, - nnd :. u. a, f:,,I
tile front end Where Won cen 80 sae the
faces of the ladies. and stand fSv the one me
YOU think tho hnndsonest.I send nj
come in from lbehfnd md Kiss bb,5, =
u ,i,a,, n4p daii aaEaly stepPed inside the car
tSa Io1,,;ost ~ Ie nrsG gLance, one 9i o.
w MEllien NY EYES over lelI
S,ai-. ~ WIN nnDufn
H., NV as IalSnL as
tt,ii lltediately
eJ SAG she ,a ~ se USE o. me car py
1SI,. SUI. S1e W OUT me WIN
M y - ~ s - s2f4s one.
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INVEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY CIR
w cult Court, October rules 1855. 5II-l D : e
William II. ONtoby pS. John 8, CarlIle At
tnchment In aSsumpsit ~,
The object OF this suit Is to recover of the de-
1enuants Garlic, the sum of 500, A gnrnishes
attachment has been issued and served on JO-
seph Seybold, and 1t it1ppeaTing that the said
defendant Is not n nresident of this State ID Is
ordered that he do appeaTShers and answer rs
deiendant In this case within one month nfter
the fourth weekly publication oftliis orIief
A copy teste: Jabob BurlIie, Clerk. : -
lamb q Pnull for PLAINTIFF. novG-ltd&8tw
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Dh. L. d. hlSN Ell, 2-15.
sHIENDERS HIS STHANKSToA ALL THOSE
who have favored him With their conh-
dence and patronage, and would inform his.
friends and the people generally that he VIII
the coming year, occupy his old ONCE on Sd
street, near Reed & KTaft's Drug Store, Centre
wheeling, w. N0-t where he may be consult
ed IN reference to their disease, the nature and
character Of which the Doctor Is able Mt all
ulnes4 and under all circumstances to describe
u anu 20 assure Of the probable result and durn-
Ion OF treatment. He pTacticeS the Eclectic
system OF Medicine, using mild but effective
4 lLSneGieSt supporting instead of depressing
I1e. Niltl toweTS. The medicines used hyl
MN are prepared and put up In his own
ONCE. BESIDES the treatment of Acute Dis
s' eases IGt Ssnsr will give his attention to the
lyIEeatfnent OF All varieties of Chronic disease.
Tnat scoufBe OF tho human rnce, ScrofnlRs In
lll Its varied tof1nSs viz: Purulent DISCHARGES.
iPurulent Opihalmia, OZenn, EnIaFSeli CIIamCis
U1ceTatiotS, CanceFs and All ~ SIN
Diseases viii receive his special AFTER tiS1 =
Dtseasesof the Throat, Lung and Eearf Il IN.
- ef Cotnpl ysentery ana Fiies
Diseases oi, the Urinary OTiEnfia, SSphilist 49,
Nervous and Spinal AfiectionS EnIIaiSsIys
10 RheunnffSInl md ParllyEtSI Diseases of Res
"a males DyemenOrrhe0, keglcoTrheA, Prolareit
utett and all Painful Irfegt tulaTttie5 and SeFE
vo1s Diseases TO which they ARE subject he
treats successfully y.y The eatment Of Chill
QRfsN Wfnreceixeth etha same INTENTION ns here
tofore. All Consultations and communiea-
=. tons strictly eonfld ntIHl, md VIII receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheenuly 9r-
EWereds ONCE hours nom to u a. NJ, Ito
4and to9Pg6T jung
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j PR6FANR HYDRosrATIUs Miss Flut-
ter. who teaseIi her father for q sWatef-
fs1l, Z, received two dams instead.
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READ TItE EoILowrNG TEsTT!osIA1s. {

4Aela.EfA aACGAblsy KRAFT q Co, GEItGteluRns4-
Having used Kraft's DIarrhoea COMPOUND. for
Camp DaIThgai with which have been
deeply Afnlcted for almost one month tTlt0fhev
Te9ieofes 6ted hHefHp5 5dfEed, and dhdfl0 II not
only present Tetfef but q peyTnd11e1E eiiTe 4
take pleasure In Recommending ff 10 IfIiei IN
yorable notice ofall who may be alike afiiicted
.s.- -lfr-ei i.--s '7iis g. ArARFfy
az. ie Chaplain 18th w. va InfantFSv.
MouHDSEIELBy Marshall Co., W. va,
fldesisTS. McCABE, RIAFT q Co, GSe1He11el.
Last summer, being in Nashville. Tenn I
was attacked with aeeveFe DiarThCen. tried
the remedles 0fBeVefnl plySIcfauN but wing
10 come home. i rWn8 completelyl brOken
down and prQstTated. Upon arriving af honel
/, was advised to Try Kr1ftE DiRITfioa9 Com
pound. One b0te Qf @ oliretl NJ ~
eGSe and fs1tOrai my he0lLk. j am rlad 10 re-
e9Innend thi5 valuable medicine to all AZ
hlcted with TINS terrible disease. tili 2
fouIs truly, y ANDREW EDWAEtDa.
. AlezsIF. AcCARE, KRAFT q Co, GelAenleH:
-LaAt EumIner I was attacked with q very
some three week. I tried various remedies,
but Wns unable 10 check thadiseasas. at last
prpeFlsed a bottle Of sKnftS DIarhHa Conn
pound" One b0EIe eIlffFeEv cured lie hfsedae
and Ee5tored me TO my usual health take
pleasure in pecpnlInending this valuable med
lctne, as have proved lis virtne8 In my own
ease and zen y tried by otheEs "a with the same
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CTATE m JiyESSsTTi TIII7-,T ~ ] =
SEonnty 6ifcnit C5I1, " I
Nathan hi r. S',st,,, =. =,
and HatlISn n fI3SSaSS ~. FoSt
under Tie fiTm 4 @ ~, asI +lss. N 91sne
tachmsnf In - y = EQs q 20, AT
T6e otietsf cST tfIs Nj 10, 49,. 4 IL
fandhrtS flIh EnTn SS1n = ~ tSSSSt 0I lns ue-
Inc 6aeil iS j'j an hnS-
IN ~ 5slla sect8 OF the! said
SeDh Seyiloid SiIsI{sI. ~ ~ 9IJo,
The defendSJits I1aTv, ana
State n "a ofSe1iI Saf ,i. " lnls
IliIsSgeIs % SiEisIii S1t ~ t1J nete ana
month affsr fI,S fSIIItI, =, sS one
this order. SSiS i5qI35Is Of
:. IStc{lS SSsstsi tstlC9p bulJtles clerk. s-
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I7ANcY 1EERRlo- BUeaY And DOOR
E Lttinfatss 1ust Teeetgesi. .
lsseEpA sst St3s-i4sj shsI Il14s g BARBOUR
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AN editorat adinner table being asked
Ifhe, would take some pudding, replied
In a fit OF abstraction: Owing TO the
find room for. .itssh az
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sl.M0.Meo 81

seyenty-fiye per cent of the nett nroffts a..
STIIi SzT 70 policy holders annually, without In
HollcieS VIII he Issued In any OF fba .shoI,a
EehApIe CompanieSon application IN
oa1.,i 49,. Z w. =. PETERSON, Agent,
TzL i1 mar2l-lY
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Health and vigor to the System,
- Sole Agents, piftsburgn, ponna.
DIR. n i. KISNER

soldby NrCABE, KRAFT. & co., Wheeling,
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Their Fine intellectual TaRtes---TheiI.
Natural Talents and Acquired At.
tainmentS---TThnt they have AehIeV.
ed in Letters and Politics. b.
Lord NTacaulay achieved the highest
success, both as a debater in the House
of Commons, and as an essayist with
out a superior, historian without nm
equal. Mr.. BENZ. Disraeli and Sir Ed
ward Bnlwer Lytton wefe popular
novelists, before one became the tina1i-
cial leader of the Tories, and the other
Secretary of State. Earl Russell Is
known among literary men us the BIZ
ographer of Fox, and as a writer on the
Constitution, Mr.. LaYnrd, his col-
league, has written delightful books on
travel and antiquities; and is better
knownsto Americans in thnt light than
as a. minister! of the Cabinet. Mr..
Gladstone, the versatile Chancellor of
the ExcheQUer, commenced his career
by publishing an admirable essay on
Church and State, has produced several
works on finance, md Is eminent as a
translator and commentator upon some
OF the best Greek classics. Sir Roun-
dell Palmer, who is soon to be Lord
Ghancellor,i has recently collected n
Volume of stored poetry. And last of
ss%AA1 lily 4AhA4 VI r4SSLh4 VIM hu6 4OuB
been the eloquent and venerated leader
Of the Conservative party, comes before
the world with a rendering into English
blank verse of Homer's 1lliatl, which is
pronounced equally, by friends and OPP
nents, to be the finest which has ever
appeared, notexcepttng Pope and Cow
per. Besides these we have mentioned,
there are nota few English Peers who
are entitled to the epfthet, which some
book maker has used, of mobile aTl-
thoTs.p Lord Stanhope, better known
to the reading world as Lord Mahon is
perhaps, the first of living historians,
and nm, has Just pub blished q most enter
tanning memoir OF William Pitt, his
great uncle. Lord Colchester is the
editor of the. diary of his father, the
Speaker Abbott. Lord Auckland has
written the life of his father, who was
noted diplomatists of Pitts time.
The Duke Of Argyle made an annony-
nous national reputation when. a mere
youth, by q pamphlet on some leading
question otithe day. The late Earl of
Carlisle was pleasant essayist; and
Lord Elesmote wasa poet Of no little
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