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MONTVALE

This popular summer resort having been
placed III thorough repair, and furnished
with new furniture, will beopened lorvis-
itors on the LIST of June, under the direc-
ton and control of the undersigned. pro-
p%rietors of the American Hotel, Atlanta.
ga. Montvalc presents the strongest at
fractions to both the invalid and pleasure
seeker, no less on account of its retirement
and the beauty OF its surrounding scenery
than of the restorative powers of It's wa
tiers. We have reduced the price of board
to the lowest figures consistent with 4
proper provision for the entertainment of
our guests. Board per day 81 W;per week
$50 90; per month $50 %; with an allow
ance for families.
Travellers by rail reach the Springs by
special conveyance from I.Ouden or by
regular daily mail coaches from Knoxville
Tenn.
may2tf. WHITE d KHITI.OCK.
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BROWNLOW On SLAVERY \.

"But [ go further: While |
hold and [ think | have proven
that the condition Of the South
crn negroes has been vastly inn
proved by slavery, I also as.
sert, without the fear Of sue
ces,iul contradiction, that sla-
rery only could hare worh'ed
that improvement, and the pre-
serrotton 0he relation Of mas
ter and Stare Is essential to the
continued improvement and tu-
ture we!.fare Of the negro race
Of the South. assert that ne
gro slavery IS q blessing, q bless
ing TO the master, a blessing to
non-slaceho1ders Of the South,
q blessing to the civilized white
race IN general, and a blessing
to negro slapes IN particular.-
Page l02.
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Colleriate ID q p n RI m q n t;

COLO & hut ID q p
FRESHMAN CLASS.
Espsr srssIoS -Anlrews' Latin Lessons, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar Geography and Composition. -. ho,,u rom
SECOND STssIoN-Iatin, Arithmetic, English Grammar, ocn'"' 'S"E
uanion and Composition.
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
FIRST Observation-Disclosures Latin Rnadcr Physiology, Frehch' ocioA'
Companion. and Analysis. , pm., o,a
Analysis.
JUNIOR CLASS.
First SrssIoN.-Gcomctry, Latin, Chemistry, Mental Philosophy INV
French.
SECOND SEssIoN-Geomctry, Botany, Latin, Geology, FRENCH ii
Mneralogy.
SENIOR CLASS.
FIRST SLssIoS-Trigonouetry Latin. Logic. Criticism, BUFFERS Anal
ogy. French, and Rhetoric.
SECOND SEssIoS--Asronomy, Latin, Moral Science French anu
Rhetoric.
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The PRoyiNcL OF NEWSPAPERS


is unreasonable to expect that the pa :
lie press will always publish only such
things as we, Individually, shall like
A person ofstrictly religious habits and
tastes will be offended il he sees in Il
newspaper the account Dfa prize fight.
or OF something obscene and sinful
He Torgets that the newspaper is but
the reflection Of the world at large and
If he is SO tastidious, he should retire
altogether from life, for in Il single
street he will find, at any given hour OF
the day, what will ofreni almost all his
senses. He need not read what he con
siders to be Objectionable in like man
ncr, lie need not eat ut II uble d hote any
highly seasoned dish. He may not
like venlson and game, high. Let him
order something to his taste--a veal
outlet with sauce. BIT my Lady Godi
va may like flew Or The mle!icacies Of
the sea 5on, and LORD Coventry may
have stomach for auything, A news
paper would have few readers were its
dishes Of news to consist solely of pi.
Gus pastry and llimsy puts. While the
tone Of Il newspaper is moral the pub
lie cannot complain. The music Of al
organ grinder may be Of the purest
character, though the organ itself, and
the orgcn grinder likewise, may some
times show symptoms Of thu mud and
filth that are picked up by or scattered
upon them throughout the ramblings
Of the day. 10 the pure all things arc
pure, and to find fault with q newspa.
per for every mice offence" is to dis,
play the hypocrisy of prude, or the
Stiffness Of an ignorAmus.- LIN Ion
Examiner.
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BROWNLOW on FUGITIyES.
lIe il for Breaking up the Union
to save Slavery.
From Letter No. 81

"The personal liberty laws
of some of the Northern States,
the refusal ofN orthern Cover
nors to deliver up fugitive slares
acho have been stolen, and some
other things that can be RENE
died, arc real grievances as we'll
as insults"
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The advertiser. havinp been restored to
health in "A few weeks by Il very simple
remedy. after having suffered for several
wears with a severe lung al, elton. and that
dread disease CCn,umpi"' is anxious to
make known To his T.. w-sutlcrcrS. the
means If cure.
7" all WHO desire it, il, Ill send a copy
of the prescription USED rec OF cliar'Cl.
with the directions lUr preparing and Ring
the same. which they will ind asUHn CURE
for toNsU,PtION, ASTHMA. BKONCuIrIs.
toCGhs, COLDS. and all Throat and Lung
Affections. Tiiconly object of the adver-
'iser III sending the Prescription is TO ben
rit the afflicted. and spread information
which he concieves to he invaluable. and
he hopes every suiIercrwill try his rene
dy, is it will cost them nothing. and may
Prove a blessing. Parties wishing the pre-
.cription. FREE, by return mail, Will please
address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,.
Villa nsDurg. Kings Co... New York.
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NEW ROOKS.

PAIAE'o PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,
a new work just issued by W. Paine, VI,
d.. Professor OF the Principles and Practice
Oi Mcdiciuc and Pathology in the Phila-
dclp.,ia University of Medicine and Surge
~ anil.urot Painc's Practice of Surgery ;
It ". IN Obstetrics and Materia Medica
e.. . New school Remedies; an Epit-
hvcrlie's Practice Of Medicine: Il
Of Homeopathy; "A work on the
of Medicine; Editor OF University
ami surgical journal, &C., &c. II
t.yil octave of $50 pages and contains
&c ..i ,r-cription of all diseases known in
Inrui' ne and surgery, including those OF
"o.ncn Lnl children, together with their
pathology aVi treatment by all the new
and improved methods. Price 81: postage
~ cents. Address the author 1913 Area
street. Philadelphia. Pa.
ALSO y NEW WORK.
entitled New School Medicines, which /,
Il o only work ever published upon Matcril
Medical embracing all the Eclectic. llomu.-
pathic and AOtanic remedies. with a fall
regular Materia Mcdica. Price 80; post
age free. Andres, a, above.
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u, Keep it before the people,
that the Conservative party ask
only a government deriving
its power. from the consent OF
the governed. Any other gov
ernment would be a tyranny.
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may degrade the white race, and ulti,
mately destroy the black race?
How many will thus violate it? How
many will stand by it, LIVE WITH IT, OR
DIE FOR IT? This is the next count.
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The following obituary motto,

Gently appeared in & German paper:
My husband is no more. He did not
wish to live longer, and, il he had, it
would have made no difference, for the
govt entered his stomach and was soor
followed by death. l shall marry tn,
doctor who 50 kindly attended my late
husband: l learned then to trust him
Soft rest the ashes of the departed one
whose wholesale liquor business
shall continue at the old stand.
MARIA W. SCuLEMM.
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DEMOCRATIC GAIN.--In the Second
Judicial District Of Illinois, which in
November, 1866, gave n Radical ma.
jority of 3O44, a Democrat Judge has
been elected by a majority of40O0.
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PRINCIPAL AGENT >.
REDUCED

WISH To SAY TO THE PUBLIC
Ithat | now have on hand Il good supply
of Bcd-teadS, OF almo>t every description,
and have reduced priceSto defy comp"ti-
ton with the quality ofthc work. | nave
also Il good supply Of Chairs. Game seat.
stuff Seat Il new article OF 'hildrcn'S
Chairs, etc.
All:arc invited to call and examine my
stock of Cherry, Walnut, and Rosewood
| Bcdstcads and Chairs.
julyll-lm c. M. FARMER.
Eacon, lard, butter, chickens. eggs. and
ali k,uds of country produce will he taken
at market prices for furniture. but must
be deliS cred on or before the work is call
cd for. Z. NJ. r.
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IBrownlow's Letter to Pryne.I

When you will explain to
me why God, in his great wis
dom, made one mountain over
top another-iormed one river
longer than another when you
will explain to me why God
made the oak stronger than its
ncighboring peoplc--the rain
bow more beautiful than the
storm cloud ; the lilly mon
lovely than the dog-iennel ;
when these things are maie
clear to me, | will admit that
the African is equal to the
Anglo-Saxon race, or explain
why God made IL ditftrrno"
between them. and not till r....
We may regret their con H.
ton, but we cannot change the
laws OF God or undo what God
has deliberately executed.
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RitualisM governs nearly two thous
and pupils in England.
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~ ouuRll 9u5titutR,
Winchester, Tennessee.
This Institution mM open its meet Session the \
7 list MONDAY IN SEP TEMBER NEXI.l
FACULTY:

~, ~. ~ ~ aLXVNZTE. 4, r., nj FJNclpUys
hiss JUG q. HL.lEK, Sc. .. -"..,... 49,; - a, En Ky
W. D.UIWI, Professor of Music ana French.
~ ..r Ir.ner. viii be employed as the patronage may require
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THE GREAT CAUSE
HUMAN MISERY

Just publisI ed, In a sealed eHrel9Ie. Price
a lecture OH the Nature. Treatment, and
Radical cute OF seminal weakness, Orsper-
matorrhna, induced by sclf-ubuse: invOl-
untary emissions. impOtency. nervous de-
bility, and impediments to marriage gene
rally; con- umption, epilepsy, and fits;
mental AMI physical ilcapacity, &c.-By
ROB. J. CULVERWEI.L., NJ. D., author
of the "Gi, n Book" &c.
The wOi Id renowned author, in this adj
mirable lecture, clearly proves from his
own eXpeli encc that the awful consequent
ccs of s~elf.abusc may be elfcctually reno
we'd without medicine and without danger
Gus surgical operations. bougics. %instrn-
mcnts, rings. or cordiali, pointing out u
mode of cure at once certain and eiicctial,
by which every sufferer, no matter. what
his condition may be, may cure himself
chcaply. privately. and radically. THIS
LECTURE WILL PROVE A Room 10 THot
SANDS y THOUSANDS.
sent. under seal, in q plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid, on receipt Of six
cents, or two post stamps. Also Dr.. Cub
yerwcll's Marriage Guide price y
cents. Address the publishers.
CUAS. j, {. KLINE & CO.,
l27 Bowery, New York, J.. o. Box 4.jSS.
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ChuNcery at Manchester.
'JrIy RrIrs. SCI.

ChuNcery at Manchester.
july Rules, 1857.
Colyar / Marks, W A.. J, Turner, ct ais.
1t appearing 10 my satisfaction, tromthe
affidavit of com ,1lainalt's amended bin in
this case, which Is sworn that Eliza Jane
Turner, widow OF \. J. Turner, deceased
is n non-residcM of thu state o~tTcnnesscc,
it is therefore my order That the said Eliza
Jane Turner enter her appearance at the
Courthouse in thu town or Manchesterr
Tennessee. on the I'd M0nda,' in August
1867, and plead. answer, or dem Ur to coM-
plaiHautS bill, or the same will he tiEcG
for confessed A. to her and set for soaring
eNpartc. II il further ordered that = copy
Of this order he published IN y'ir IIoLrc
Journal, Il nrwspapc rplblishcd inthc toNl
OF W inchcStcr, Tennessee, tor tour success
sivc weeks.
JAMES PRICE, c.&M
yurncy & Stone solicitors for eomp!ain-
ants.
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PUPILS will he charged from the time they enter until ne close OF
session. except those who enter the irt two weeks VINO Wl DC 'narsu"
for the full session. No deductions will be made except III asses OF pro-
tNcted sickness. which must equal two weeks.
Tuition will be due monthly in advance. ~ .,.
Pupils will not be alowelto visit or go out on the streets curing STUDY
hours, .unu
Young ladies will not be permitted to receive the attention OF young
mel at their boarding houses or elsewhere. ,.
The use Of >nun and the chewing of wax and other mugs ac IrWli
forbidden: and PARENTS and those boarding are requested to cooperate IN
enforcing this regulation. M, :. l.: Al.
pnnI, must su"dl q, the T.: ulaions of the families in which they
boar. as to THEN own parents.
No pupil from aproal wlo~ nunc has been entered. must leave nc In
rtuuttun Ito 20 nome, without permission from the Principal.
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UNIV ERSITY 10 UATII
OF
Medicine and Surgery.

a semi-monthly journal OF medicine. u--
gerry, physiology. hygiene. AMI genera.
literature. devoted to the profession and
the people.
The cheapest medical paper In the world
published every two weeks, at the Univer-
sity building, Ninth ST., south ofWalnut.
Single copies, wy
Five copies to one address, 80
Ten oV
Fifteen" ~
Twenty" pW
The gotter-np Of tho club shall have one
COPY Gratis. Address
W. PAINT, II. D.. lditor.
july0 sn Philadelphia. FL.
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COURSE OF STUDY

PRrrAR,roRy rMESr.-Orthogr Reading, Geography Men
tai Arithmetic, Grammar, Arithmetic. Peninanship and History.
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EXPENSES, (PER SESSION OP FIVE X0NfHS.)
30 l. II -

Boarding
Board can be had. in the best families at ~ 90 to ~ w per "'eA'
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The Board OF Trustees has made arrangements for the repairing of the
Buildings on the beautiful grounds formerly occupied w. the Institution,
and expect to have them in suitable condition for the accommodations of
the school by the first OF September next.
The eminent success of the Principal and his assistant teachers, in this
and other Institutions, Is the best guarantee which " { can offer to our
friends, in assuring them that this Institution Is entitled to their confidence
and patronage.
For further particulars address the Principal, or
JOHN
Chairman Elk. Com. Board of Trustees.
WINCHESTER, july, 1867.
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prefer OF character; 1t hnmanizes bald
walls and windows; It emphasizes ar
chhecturah tone; 1t gives bint OF h6spi-
talityi it y a hand stretched ont (fgura-
lively and lumb mberingly, often) from the
There are hundreds of naked and Iyuls
gar,loOking dwellings; scattered up and
down our country high-rOads. which
only need a little den and ,adroit adop-
tion OF this hospita able feature TO assume
an air of modest grace, In place Of the
present indecorous and wanton, expo
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The PrIncess nr!.Wn1e....

- = 4AAANST8D VA AAGtR l
During the last week there had been
little or no progress in the state Of the
knee;totnt OF her Royal Highness, the
Princess Of Wales, and on Thursday a
relapse occurred which continued dur
ing Friday, Saturday, and SUNDAY.
when good deal of renewed inflam.
nation existed. The splint was shift-
ed in order to ease the limb; and,do
prevent the pain which must have
been caused otherwise by the .necessa-
~ movements in handling theexauisite
" tender joint, chloroform was admin
istered by Mr.. Glover, with the apparatus
which he has Invented for the purpose.
On Saturday, Mr., Caesar Hawkins and
MIR. George Pollock were called in con-
sultat1on at the request OF Mr.. Paget.
They found, however, that the condi-
ton and treatment Of the joint were
such as not to call for any further sug-
gestion or any kind Of change. Since
Sunday the heinf1ammatory condition of
the Joint has relaxed, and is still subsi-
ding althoughit has not passed away.
Her Royal Highness's rest has been
tolerably good this week, except on
Wednesday night, whenit was much
disturbed. The persistence Ofthe intlma-
nation and this tendency to relapse are
naturally sources Of anxiety, and the
most careful watch is kept upon all the
symptoms; nothing has, however, oc-
curred, to indicate any change In the
nature of the inflammation, or to lead
to nnfavorable auguries or the final re-
suit. The Princess has not lost flesh, /,
and she has no permanent sense of suf-
fertng or expression of anxiety; on the
contrary, she .retainsall her happy and
genial characteristics, and is ready to
beamused, and as kindly and vivacious
as when in her best state of health.
There Is, of course, no foundation for
the rumor that her Royal Highness is
about TO take a journey to Denmark for
the benefit OF. her native air. The Prin-
cess Is not in q condition to be moved,
and the question has not been entertain
ed.-Brfttsh Medical Journal, ADTR IL.
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ft6,S,.I1 :
..lr..
&C.. ''- uRFIERs.
Gin. K. WHRAT, President.
. 1Ann2 McCEUNEY, Vice President,
SOhN BISHOP, Secretary.
NJ, SaAs. MAI:llAoE, state Agent for West
NHRlnlAR and Maryland. cl 1L
ypiRECToRs:-1Ohn z. Wilson, Jas O. Orr,
l23fRn a. sArmstTong, A. G, QnarTter, Geo. K.
y near samuel Harper, James MoClnney,
Morgan II. mt, Geo ACiRins
s. oE7' & Brady, Cashier Merchants
National bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison &
Coz Wholesale GIOOors, WheeiinE: PRYOR.
Aapdlan& 4 G01 Wholesale GTOCan, Wheel
Wheeling; Mcclellan & Knox, Boot and
Shoe h ouse, Wheeling; MCCabe, Kr1ft 4 CO..
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo w. FrRnEhaim q
Co, Wholesale Wines and Liq uos, Wheels
Ing: Winship, Woods & Co., QusensWare,
Mheellng; Lewis Baker, Pub. Register,
Wheeling; T. o. McAtee, Notions, Wheeling:
Campbell, FTsw q Co., Pubs. mtelligenCeT,
Wheeling; OFT, Son q Co Hardware, Wheel-
Ing; ], +, Sands, Cashier, Fint Nat Bank,
Fatrmont; Il. r. Camden, Prest. Nat. EX.
Bank. Weston, w, Va; Capt. John McLure,
JF., WhRRllng. Hti lsFiH.F taiW npE25
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5West 8 VI Yirrtnis Edl,or..


Our worthy. guests, the West Virginia
editors, left us sooner than we expect
ed, but they LEFT us with the impression,
that our people are hospitable and al
ways delighted to welcome such dis
tinguished men in our midst. . Two
Generals, who rendered great services
to our country in her hour of danger,
we are happy to say, belong to the eii.
toriRl fraternity, one OF whom Is also a
member OF the Legislature; another OF
the fraternity Is also a amember OF our
State Senate, a pleasant accomplished
gentleman, one Of our most successful
lawyers. Ofthe three others We have
to say, that the services they have rem
5dered during the war in their editorial
capacity is still In the memory of our
people,, and as they are men, whose
loity patriotism endeared them to the
napltants of the State. the faith in the
Views ethey. advocate and nd!rscommend
are anyways considered of such bearing,
which no public men of our State can
venture tosfgnore. .'E''-E'i .
4 Important questions a ffaeE1hg yita11v
the interests of, our connfrv ana ,SIate
wera the sub bjacts OF theIE Sain a fvhIL
fed and friendly deliberntion and the
conclusions arrived at OF fsnch q nafnre
as to secure harmony and concert ~
action. They fully understand the
rytng In some minor particulars, as 60
the means by which the great events
desired are to be attained, no essential
difference was perceptible.
RetTeIaekHle sWaaE0 one Of the ideas
Faround which all rallied dIInRh ouSly.
EneOtITdqeHeRt of oHT' iIldHStYY was The
lothef '1eading topic OF their discussion.
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Franklin Insurance Company
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EIafr LIl DIRECTORS; !1p E- .vE
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lions for insurance viii be promptly
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Bargains in Boots & StRodSs
1EesA 'sissE-s a. - '-l.I
That never have been nor never can be beat

~
We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La
dies and ChIldrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever, was seen In the State. II
you want Bargains In Boots and Shoes, 20 10
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: in regard to taxation in New York
the Tines observes as follows. ..l--, .
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liIAnd these rates, low as they are con-
sidereds are said by the Chicago Repub-
liedn to be tending downwards. Freight
by the lakes Is even more depressed,
and Is, quoted almost nominal. The
railroad men complain loudly that at
the above rates there is little II any
profits for them, and the little coming
forward shows very plainly that the
West is not thriving, but, like the rest
of the Union, Is feeling the cost Of the
rebellion in the payment OF high taxes,
which chills enterprise. The reports of
commercial travellers from the West are
bad. Collections are made with diff.
Guilty, and Eastern merchants are in.
formed that more goods have been sold
than will be paid for promptly,
10 n,hr, NIarz Ynr1, s.1s;.o iln,.s,,ns,. -. a.,