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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-05

Frightfully cold weather has prevail-
ed on the Upper Missouri, the mercury
sinking to 40 degrees below zero Much
distress is reported among the Indians
In the vicinity of Fort Sully. They are
in = starving condition. and the small
pox has also broken out among them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-05

Mrs. JET Davis, and A. Fl. Stephens,
sought an interview with President j o..n-
son, on "Wednesday last; but we're dis
appointed. tas
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-05
Au ArithmeficaI Riddle.

Three-1fshs of / of three fifths of score.
/ OF skies divided by 4,
| Of I of 6 more than threes,
I of dozen; add if you please.
The initials of these,
When joined, you will spy
A thing which this moment
Is under your eye.
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uDE 1T KNOWN, That, this 18th day Of
u March, 1856, the above named Plaintiff, by Jas.
Perry her Attorney, filed in the Office of the Clerk Of
the WAYNE Common Pleas Court her complaint against
said defendant 10 the above entitled cause together
with the afitavitof competent person that said de-
PENDANT James Ainsworsh resident OF the State
of indiana.
Said defendant, James Answorth is therefore hereby
notified Of the fling and pendency Of said complaint
against him and that, unless ne APPEARS and answers
demares thereto, at the calling of the said
the second day of the Term Of said Court to be
begun and held at the Court House 10 centreve,
the Second Monday of Nav next, said complaint and
the matters and things therein contained and alleged,
will be taken true and the said win be heard
and determined in his absence,
81 Witness MOSES q. Lesson. and the
5Seair Seal of said Court at Centrevs, this
10y 18th day of March, 1866.
MOSES d. LEESOS, Clerk
f5-4-w ptf-S5 50.
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Connecticut Election.

The majority for Hawley, the Union
candidate for Governor of Connecticut,
il 500. . s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-05

Ep Gen. BrRssrpE. has just been
elected Governor Of Rhode Island, by
the Union party of that State. s
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Quarterly Report,
OF the Condition of the Richmond Nation.
al Bank. Indiana on the morning Of the
First Monday of April, 1893:

Lab BLaseHAEp, Cashier Of the Richnond Ma
siona Bank do solemniy swear that the above staAe
pea. i. ,rpe TO the test of Ev knowledge and belief.
A. h BLANCHARD, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 9TH DAY Of
April. 1885. Wh- BLANCHARD. Notary Public
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$40 Acres Of Good Lasd. in RinTgold County,
Iowa, offered for Sale, fair terms, by the
dersisned. viii either trade said Land for City
Property, sell the 1t bargain for CASH APP
ply soon y. d. NcCLIRs-
April o, 1855. t-H
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5000 WANTED!

NOR which Real Estate, viii be given rs security.
II Anv person, having money " ban, at fair rate
OF interest and well secured, VIII please apply - tic
" Pailzdiam Office, - imoseaizteiy.
April s. 1856 ST
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TIE Government is about 70 commence the rebuild
ing OF Fcrt Sumter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-08
To the Union Mem Of Ohio County.

II Is recommended that you assemble in
Township primary meetings on Saturday.
the 18Th Inst, instead Ofsaturday, the 1ltll
inst, as at fnt proposed, for the purpose OF
selecting delegates toa County Convention to
be held at the Court House, I'm wheel.
ing, on Saturday afternoon, the a0th
Inst, at ? o'clock.
It Is recommended further that these pri-
mary meetings in the city be held att O'Clock
on the evening Of the 18th, and in the coun-
Try at in the afternoon.
The County convention on the 18th win
select delegates TO the Parkersburg State
Convention, and win also nominate eaudi-
dates for the House ofDelegates, and for The
various county oHeea
BY order, ofthe Committee.
r4 A. W. CAMPBELL
j. aiz Chairman.
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aIARsDEN,s CALIsAYA rONIc.

In conyalescence from Cholera, Malignant
Feyers, Small Pox, or any Cutaneous AfFec-
tons, WIN be found Invaluable, giving tone
to the system, and removing all the pros
trating effects incidental to disease, The
universal and popular knowledge of the vir-
tues Of TRUE Calisaya Bark requires no ex-
planationi centuries have passed since its dis.
coyery, and 1t Is now recognized as the best
ehrifuee which bountifuIn mature has favored
US with. Science has discovered many
methods Of extracting It's virtues, and rednc-
ing, to a small bulk, the active principles OF
the BarlS, viz, Quinlne, Cinchonine, ETC.. all
OF which are Invaluable as medical AGENTS..
The great want of a mild and reliable Tonic
In In cases Of Debility, Night Sweats; Scrofnla,
Dyspepsia Los Of Appetite, and other disea-
6eS incidental TO q diSorganiHed system, has
induced melto present this to the medicaipro5
stonand sufferers, as the most reliRlle sac
and powerful tonic that can be prepared
combining as It does, all the active prfucis
piles OF the True CalisayR. Bark, with other
ingredients which render it the perfection OF
q remedy for all the above dtseAses
Frepared'by q. W. Mansden, 4S7 Broadway
New York, and for sale by all Druggists.
FTfces q per bottle = e-is-i 400 - : -
augS-lyeoW flulfe es3l5sif,a .-l.8s.,..
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The Boston commereiaE bulletin, in its
"Spiee-of-Life" column, publishes a
number of Independent dispatches
exclqsivelyto the Ol1luicreidI BIUe6fIl, .
winch e intreduces Ra follows: =
, We present in the BtEetin, this morn
ing q series of Atlantic cable dispatch
e, IN advance OF any other paper In the
country. The enormous expense INCUR
red In obtaining these dispatches, as
well as theimportance OF their contents
viii at once be obvious to the public.
We extract the annexed -
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aEoRoE FRANoIs TRA1N.

10 AOTu O9TDy! 7-lfT7'i y ~ = n
ppm ohfor San Francisco tomorrow,
return and dine with johnson next day:
speak at New Orleans in favor of white
men, early in the week; shall simdsh up
radical party aud re-organize America
on o new plan at the Philadelphia Con-
vention; will then attend to England.
and settle affairs there and elsewhere
In Europe. Three cheers for the
American Eagle. Keep cool till I3conie
over for my horse railroad fund. tfla
ltft'saf frf 1870 .-1tsa ~ a n tTn
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MARIETTA CoLLEGE.

HlHE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE
Il Aug. 22d. = =
The fEiends OF the Institution have recently
added $4,000 TO Its funds thus greatly In
In the Preparatory Department instruc-
tons Win be gtyent not only in the studies re-
quired TO enter College, but In all the brnnch.
IS taught in the best ACADEMIES,
The tuition fee In College Is $50 per annum
and In the Preparatory Department, SIS,
For particulars address ]. w. ANDREWS
D. D., President, or Prof G, r. ROSSETER,
Principal OF the Preparatory Department.
MARIErTA, ONO, July 50, 1863. nn2-lMa
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The Knabe Piano

Iswell enough known Throughout the United
StateS 70 stand upon It's merits and Il Il moi
necessary to Pebble them through me
country or send agents from door TO dnortS
sdng their praise. 49, -
The proper way for purchasers TO supply
themselves Is to apply 10 q responsible agent.
where they know that what they buy Is Just
as represented.
Another method Of pushing bad work upon
the public Is to sell through Music TsucheTS
allowing them large commissions for recom-
nendlnR their Instruments. This mode or
uolng business ofcourse fncTedSeS the price as
me me commission mus necessarily come from
In purchasing nom the agent of first-claSs
InIhnuLacturer, an instrument can be had al
the 1actofy price nOtWit Outstanding the renrq.
sentauons of outside makers that the dealers
commission" increases the price ofthe instru-
Persons in want OF fst-oIass Pianos cannot
expect t to buy them at second or third class
.,1 The public are invited to examine the
s'OeA oi
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sRooEl8 FEsTA ulEiili1 pm servos the lifsufths,
aalr-eh Il nom sraSl 70 It's orig inAi color
Ia three YEep proven = the hair nom filll-
tnoS-i The best drtiele for DIRE ing the hair
ever lolId ia tho mari IN stttdlY remove
tiandt1tl and cure an dlsease or The 6glI519
= deli tl1ily cures hal dnes and
qpielSy, and ten = tine, when We EaY y 3 =.
( AtealoEeE md - re Ing CnImh med. p
No other prep ON Tor the hair contains
II llehlo NlItBll. Sold By an DrIRli sfi5ii.ifl
QkitlLef Sf<llSlf lsR q CO, Sole Pr1priqtogs
5,75 gtield, Afass. 3
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The following is the letter referred to,
in our dispatches morning or TWO
ago, declining the appointment of The
Pliladelpllia Collectorshfp. The ok.
planation.i IS thai Governor VIM. r.
Johnson Of Pittburgh, had been APP
pointed to the Collectorship of Phila-
delphia; but the Commission was sent
by mistake to VIM. F. johnson, at
Philadelph It came u. the hands of
an accomplished lawyer of that name
and city, and the following is the re-
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- u q - IUT-E7II1 y ~ 7-IfT
10. Poobee CO., AEereha1t T1iLors, West
End, .L0ld0ll sos @ilsils i.s.l..Iffi-.
ssNill there be an opening for q jour
neymnn in your tRblishment by
March, - le933aii> 5sf-5,..s. A.J.Y',i
at 9iaasIni CSC . 3tsiil iss5..,i. IA 4
l4t .ff1E Is, iFINALIs., tsis-l ~ SIS li.if
le GFTom an Old Friend. Il.
- AIIsRIaHr.I liisle De SAUTY.''
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NoHce.

rs 1.sss.. l.tIaltsa rs -. J. ~
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!. NEw YoRK AssocIATEp pREss.

10 london Times: -JlI-I1 - ~
1.-THE large amount of contraband
trade carried on by the English people
with the Southern States, during the
late war, warrants reference to that
quarter In respect to Oontrabands. With
regard 70 reliable gentlemen, we con-
eldef from past experience that the
Times can fe-lfe abundantly on any
statement made respecting American
agairs.n -
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= 71rRol THE LONDON FRIEyD
IN Me,p YorE ALiermn,, 81

4 Don't come now, Bill, or you'll be
.bagged sure. Your old PalIwas sent to
NeWgate last week for his share in the
crackaman's job, you went to America
70 get clear Of. The only opening now
IS q dry cell in the jug. A couple of us
have got to cut for America by next
steamer-see u you can't manage our
nopinations for q place In your city
government till our little affair hero
blows over" ~ sssi..55s i ,s5...55.i
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IMe41age 70 b delivered o. iransll,.I

lMe49age 70 be delivered n traRSftttl
FMermRids and other odd fish OBJ
serving this message pass, are informed
the undersigned Is open to oYertures
for engagements ut his American AIu-
scum; as an inducement, he would
state the establ ishment Is conducted on
cold water. principles, and he Is acfua-
ted by, no selfish motives in making.
this proposition. = IL. f,.i,5 5...',,,
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ATTEgIIoll BALD aRADsi' 8.
-, = ~ cATTENTIOl1l GREY HEADSl y
iailI.IIE OUEEN4. THE l0IrEErEi. ~.

tlfRs. WINsLoWss Queen OF IIaif3 Re-
storers s Queen. not only in name, but ia
viftt1ea win make the hair grow, and re-
store q 70 Is natural color, It Is really the,
best Hnit Restpret In the market. It WfiIffee
the held nom ddndruh and produce q new
inlly implied. nv fhedueer. 1T n & tieIiFhf-i
lql hairftlTa lng. Reeollect the name, Mrs
WinlloWH oneen OF Hair ReSt0FaFR Sold
W toleslla aud Etetd1 by EDMUND BofffS.
IllS5, SO. 4 Odd Fellow 5 Hall Wheeling, W.
4Nlisli2il AliA III fifCfiifr zfsasifr p tia5 y
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"a I'd SkdilIell q

The United States Secretary OF State
rectprocates Lord Stanley's wish,
that no difference need remain to sep
arate England and America, requests
the settlement Of little balances due on
Alabama and Shenandoah account.
Seward aYails himself of this oppor-
tunity of calling the Honorable Score
tary's attention TO of the American
bill settlers now at anchor in the
Thames. fuus -.aii,-- Ug'sW. a. s. ~,
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PHILADELPHIA. August a. 1884

PHILADELPHIA, August 4, 1866.
HIS RrceLLeAey And. JoRftSon, President
Of de United States Washington, ID. G.
SIN: am this day in receipt Of a
Communication from the Commissioner
of Customs, the Hon. n, Sergeant.
stating that you had been pleased TO
appoint me to the office of Collector of
the Customs for the district of Phila-
delphia; and inclosing official bond in
blank.
1 herewith return the same, declining
the prohered honor, believing that in
accepting the office would be compelI-
ed 70 tndorse your policy of reconstruc-
ton 70 the sacrifice of long cherished
principles. The honorable gentleman,
now the incumbent of said office, dis.
tlnguished alike for his patriotic deYo-
ton to the country, his integrity and
high moral worth, Is de Jdeto and dc jiLre
the collector of this port until the next
Congress gives its advice and consent
70 the appointment of his successor,
Notwithstanding any equations which
John Tyler might have chosen TO inter-
polRte upon the constitutional law.
And cannot, as a law-abiding and
loyal citizen, lend my sanction to an
act which, to speak mildly, sayors of
usurpation.
1 fear, sir, that your action in reno
wing good, true, and loyal citizens
from Office in which they have been
duly and legally installed, without the
tusti ication OF the high constitutional
law of the land; denying the right of
peaceable assemblRge to loyal citizens,
and granting unto the rebel population
ofthe South and the North all they
have ever claimed whilst in rebellion,
viii have a tendency to hurl again upon
the country the scenes of tumult and
bloodshed from which we had supposed
ourselves happily and forever emerged.
Trusting our citizens shall not be fur
Their annoyed by the meddling, unscru-
pulous politicians who insist upon my
appointment to, a position for which
1 have never been an aspirant, and, do
duties OF, Iremain, respectfully, .'5.r.
RI. Your obedient servant,
8 f#. f.s4,-.i-. w. f, JOHNSON.
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A FEW WORDS OF COlIMON SENSE

A FEW WORDS OF COMMON SENSE.
How few there are who are not subject to
some affection of the lungs or respiratory or
gansI who, by neglectng premonitory symp-
toms, aggravate the complaint, until disease
strikes its shafts, causing inexpressible tor
ture OF the patient, and anxiety and distress
70 friends. '.Only a coldP' IA slight sore
throat" is the needless remark of many
when so affected. Yes; "Ohly a cold, n was
the thonghtless expression Of thousands
whom death has marked for his prey.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS should be the
motto forever in the minds Of all subject to
Coughs. Colds, Catarrh, -or Influenza. Words
Of advice should be needed by all sufferinR
from Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption.
Relief is within their reach; and, If neglected
fatal consequences ensue-a life OF mIsery-a
daily, hourly, struggle for existence. A con-
test IN which there can be but one victor
Does It not appal the strongest mind. TO
think Of thereSnlt caused by neglect? Then
why delay? What excuse can be offered, |
when timely warning Is sounded In your
ears3 When the danger Is pointed out. WIN
not avoid it, MARsDEN,s PRCToRAI, BAISr
has been used with success In nearly mill
lion OF cases, and Is endorsed by the Medical
Faculty as the most prompt and efficacious
remedy that SCIENTIFIC research has discover.
ed, 70 relieve and cure all cases OF Coughs
Colds, Inhuenza, and Consumption, II the
case IS not beyond all hope. Even when the
SUFFERER Is In the last stages, he win ind ne.
lief by using tins preparation. One bottle
VIII convince the most lncredulouS, that the
merits OF this preparation are by no means
exaggerated; IN tact-fan Tar short OF the
eulogies bestowed upon It by thousands who
have been cured by its timely use. A gnaran-.
tee accompanies each. bottle, and dealers are
instructed In every Instance to refund the
money, when this preparatio Ion fails to relieve.
New York, and for sale by ali Druggists.
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p p ny one Boo and De Cured. 5.1
These rms act as a mia and gentle EtimT

.iii. Just sVhat yoitneed Ladies. -
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alEtt AdrfrtfsftrEnts:
Valuable Land and Coal For Sale.
CANE MILLS.

FERRY PATTERN FOR
WI sale at manufacturers prices.
aug7 PRYOR BOYD & co.
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These Pulls act rs q mild and gentle Etimu-,
lantF Win q most happy influence on mind
moving obstTuct ions, mental debility maian-
choly, &C; restoring nature TO its proper
channels. Under certain ciFctlInstan thew
should not heuged. Price 81 90 per box. By
mail 70 any; address 81 10. Sold by llss =
-s..si s,f LAU9HIINS.& BUSHFIEIID,
Also by Q. a. OpBERT, Stone Ridge.
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MARRIRn.

the brides father, In this city, by Rev. d. w,
Fisher, INo. g. GLovER, Esq, to Miss NJ.
ELLA WILLIAMS,
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BULL RUN RUSSELL.

~ SsNtSo GOf obOIt 19GtistStts 7-.t p l- ~
have nearly completed a history
of the next war in America, by an eve
witness. With slight alterations it can
be used for war in any other country.
Do you want 1T 6RUsSELI.n
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AT Mr.. Raymond's Gin Entertain
ment last night, s. w. Mathews, of
Moundsville, was the fortunate drawer
of the first prize-the set of Cottage
furniture. H.. .7i5.4
The second prize-a silver watch
was not claimed by the party entitled
TO 1t. ,llsa asli .tl.s Lnf tIl
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lie Nei6 York a sSoeiated Press.

To ate Nei0 York Associated Press:
IA reliable gentleman and an INTEL
llgent contraband have made applica-
ton TO serve this journal as war re-
porters. They refer usto the New York
press, claiming to have furnish ed them
with a great variety of intelligence
during the war In America. Can we
employ them prot tably ~
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Informatton .Wantad.

II UDwICR ZECREER, A GERMAN.
LACED 3 yeans: and Of small stature, with
black hair and whisken, LETT the residence OF
Q. ID. Knox, Esq,. on Tuesday, the 3IEt OF
July, since which time nothing has been
heard OF him. He Is supposed to have been
laoortng undeh' u temporary Mt of insanity.
abontsW VIII confer great favor on his friends
and be suitably rewarded, by leaving such
information At this ONCE or at the store Of
Mcclellan q Knox, on Main street D
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lEFINEDsUGARs


* * IB.ARRsIs HARD AND SORT RE
jSls 90 LfsTs S9oRRGsoN q GO.
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buckeye Cider Mills and Presses.
FoR SALE BY
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"a Observation-Disclosures

4lllH III NSBHLapI5 EuImpn1c SYRUP
GuRES COUGHS. COLDS WHOoPING
" CoueH, GROUP, AsTTiIA, CATARRH,
BR6NcHrTIS, Pam M THE SIDE NIGHT
Speakers and singers are liable, O0Ns0ATP-
Etoa n Us e9rly stages and al diseases Of
Endorsed b the highest medical authority.
etefsyhnen OF every denomination, authors,
etiitnrss pro- sOIs In our various COLLEGES and
by many OF our most eminent public men. :
-Cpntaining no opium, Il 3 adapted TO every
age and can be used without fear OF the
dangerous results which follow the use OF
many Of the cough lpIepafat or which
opium and ipeoan are the base. al if5i
- = eIvBlTr ATRIAL aa tft ,I.l
3itt Prizes 50 cents and 81 per bottle.
DR.. 2. r. KNIGHTS, PFpptF, Helrose, Mas.
SOLD 70 the trade by IlAUGHnTNS& BUSH!
FIELD; " heellnef aud At retail by an Drug
8i.Stas also BY 4. n. Logan q Co.. and Logan,
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''.s Notice to Eaborers.
ABoRER5 WISHING EAfPLoYMENT
y In cleansing The Basin ON next Monday,
ftn call az the Water Works and retistfsr
netr names. JOHN W. CUMMINGS, > i
lnngI.ot- - IL-ls - SnnafintaIldailh !.
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10. BENNETT
no Bun Kan RltsseH-

"You English reporters are too slow
for our readers We had 4 similar his
tory prepared by one of our own re-
pOrters, some months ago, and have
used the first chapter In giving a full
and correct account of the Louisiana
not i j. g. B..
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T. " sttlII Kencn hemedy NJ. de VAL
Female PeriodTcaI PHI. a
The only and safe Remedy for Diseases pc
culiaf only to Ladies'.
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RBoM A INV York AIDERMAN,

10 UFs VItF JTtsIEtI tFt -E1DlltLVIt. r N
Having been in Office six months,
and made a few hundred thousand, PM
coming back to London. Is there any
opening for agentlemanW .c.l-. -
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7 NJ. An ALAl 1llsiilLtSlf OF HE1f
eo..-.ollcrI oI the fIflfels Fire, lla-
tlllH lll4 ~. - COM r1lnp OF w ncol.
~. ~ Bali n, NE once % the COM
~ ana - Ilru., OF fh rrriInIY nf eIeGflnf
nine DIM Tors " -.-1e che 81 b Z year
ull--u VI. " HII BY + <. t'5olJ
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PROSPECTUS oF
ST. J0SEPH'S ACADEMY
'nduefed by Sisters ofSt. Joseph
CoRSER QUINCY AND 5rH SIS,
WHEELING W. VA

WHEELING, VIVA.
THIS INSTITUTION WILL, REOPEN
for the reception Of Pupils ON Monday,
aug. 2QthS 1a6. The course OF instruction
VIII comprisean the ordinary branches on a
nnished English Education, Music, and the
Instructors. .-g-Tf'- =
Strict attention paid to the department Of
observe punctuRlly, the Rules and Reqlln-
tons adopted for their Improvement, and
Tor the maintenance Of good order. Pupils
admitted at any time during the year, and
charged from date Of entrance. No deduc-
ton made for partial absence nom school, or
Ior me remainder OF q quarter, when Pupil
Is hnally removed before Its expiration,
except In case OF serious illness or dlsmissal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-08
TRIMS PER QuARrER. PAYAB1E N ADvANcl
Stolen.

ERoM THE ON SIN
IL day night, July 18th, 1865, from the farm
oISnLah Soles, near IIittleton, B. q o. r. r. q
BROWN MARE, years old, Is hands high,
with speck in one eye, scar on hip, Saddle
and collar marks, one white foot, right hind
Thirty Dollars Reward will be paid for the
apprehension of the thief or the recovery OF
tn su msIe; fA JESSE AsaLUMPHY'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-08
Whealinp Famale OolIape

GRATEFUL FOR THE FAVORS OF
VI the past year, we hope, with new recita-
aon rooms, increased accommodation and
.elghttdrst class resident teachers, 70 bestoW
all that can be desired OF thorough and ac-
eomplished scholarship, Session viii COM
mence September 10th. L.C. IOOMIS
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