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GIELs WASTKD.-InS Nevada and Col
or4do, female servants receive go
month. The supply is limited, and
some one writes TO the Boston Transcript
to "zeud the girls along" The Tran
seript makes this the occasion for an ar
ticle on the general subject, and says that
the difficulty of getting "help" is as
great in the Atlantic cities as in The ter
ritories. 1t adds:
When we come face TO face with this
terrible problem OF "help," then, in
classical phrase, We must confess our
selves stumped, entirely without re-
source and at our wits end. Does any
body doubt the truth Of this humIlia-
ting confession7 Let him read If
Heaven will grant him the years of
MethuBelah-sll that BIAS been written
on the subject, and listen TO all discus
sions Of iL-at morning calls, at tea-ta-
bles, and where housekeepers most do
coDgre9ate-and verify he will doubt
20 longer. The induction of facts il
voluminous; but thus far what PrHctial
results have they suggestedf Whoever
can tell us how to reconcile "servant-
galism" and repu biics nism will be the
beneEactoT of a suffering race, the shin
ing light and deliverer OF his day and
generation. rFI rE-g
Inc courageous pullO5Opuef must
grHpple, we suspect, at the very outset
with the inquiry whether there be not
an irreconcflabie antHgonism between
democracy and domestic service. Lib
erty and equalILy-there's one rub; the
demand greater than the supply
there's another; Ignorance OF house
keeping and consequent dependence
upon Observation-Disclosures A third.
Wages are not the difficulty. weknow
lady who was willing to pay the
highest price and do the work herself.
\ in order to secure the genteel appear
ancs of having maid to answer the
door bell and report her mistress as
"engaged;" but her humble expecta-
lions were not realized. We have heard
/ of a bride, with whom money was Of
/ no account. She had thirteen cooks in
as many weeks. We are acquainted
with a consIderate matron. VINO pro-
yides the priestess Of her culinary de-
pariment with special attendant TO do
| all the dishwAshing and cleaning up;
| but she, Notwithstanding her extra
generosity, is ofteu,I left TO burn her own
| fingers and the beefsteaks likewise.
| We have learned-but we must stop.
The Transcript finds no way OF escape
except in labor saving machines, and
looks forward to Il millennium ofauto-
matte cooks and walters.
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ancrnArxIAsAEA FAMA

NnAeAs1 80

E-a Ae Roz< JsynE
Madame Oe.zvia Walto1 LIE yer4,ths
SozLbs<n anihOTess. With her two 1--we
" dBukhSen. OGATfA and Cara Meta,
L Speeding ;bs s1mD=E RI The Clifton
Ho1ss, Niagara Pals In = private
b-E snbssTiPtioo. Madame lie -GsES al
lndss incs5sntsiiy % mztters q gers=1l
ioterasS- We copy = PsrzgTaPh whieh
s5s@s printable. TIE ETits- EzyE-.L
e fSeFfeetly delfghifnI here me CIlE
iou HonAs b admirably KEPT AID TIE
ProPslstors axe very zt1sativs 70 thS3E
3 guests. me bouES i Eiisd With psoPSs
] a The Hrst eiass Of sccls.y. and L SENS
impossible 70 imagine = more scenzh.-
I ing spo: for summers sc5o1Ea- u i
aid by tbuse who have E1A11e1 ole=E
EaIsFfng-placss 70 D inS ooSI fAsLlcn-
able AID elegant Of any Of tie simmer
rzsoFIs this ssASor-
l eontsn plate making but hurried
STAY AZ The Falls, SOnld do well 10 Con-
suEf their EIEnsnzes, and Iy 10 ErrEEzs
70 be there WIEN tks moon i EtILS full,
or ihzrssbouts- Tnoss who have noI
sujoysd s1ch = Ecsn= would Dc amply
rEped for the journey By TieTipE the
Falls Al such . time A more ROMAN
;icaIly bszufiful sight there i not in
the world, perbaps- A. night, TOO,
everything b0. the TEtsG - huAh6d and
still The mills are not in operation;
The zuief Is Bot disturbed by the nolss
Of hEcEnen or their carriage wheels;
and LAT, but not least, you can stand
and enjoy the awful msgnincenos OF
Coda 6ondeE, and take in, a. il we're,
the poetry Of the picsUrs Without being
eIboWed and pests,ed by the huckstsrs
and psdlsEz who, in midday, follow
goo every where. impoTtuning you TO
purchase their knick-knzcks and So
called ''curiosiues-"
While We are on the subject Of Mag
ara, We take occasion 70 say that the
Erie Railroad has Just made redoc-
don in it, fares, by which one Is able
TO make the trip at small eIPsnse-ibs
compzny's charge being lsss than any
other route.
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- . CARp 20 INvALIps. !

A Clergyman, while residing n south
America as missionary. discovered a safe
and simple remedy for the Cure OF Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases OF the Ur-
mary and seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by banefGl and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by desire 10 beneht the ahiicted and un-
fortunate, I Will send the recipe for Prepar-
ing and using this medicine, in sealed en-
velOpe, 10 any one who needs IT. FFee Of
Ca1Oe. - a- 1raH.- H.
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, ad-
dressed to yourself Address.
JOSEPH +. ISAAS,
Station D, Bible House, New York.
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gHY NOT UsE TIE BEST-

over twenty years Increasing demnd has
established the tact thai MATHEWS vESE-
TIAN HAIR DYE, Is the best in the world. II
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation of the
hair. Notrouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub on or make the hair appearduSty and
dead, but imparts to II new life and lustTe,
Produces q Beautiful black or brown, n pre-
ferTed. A child can apply IL Always gtVet
satisfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. Bold
everywhere ar. ----.s
Al. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, n. Y.
DESfAS BARNES q CO., New York, whole
sale Agents ~ mAyA-lyeod
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4 western GOYeTnOr's Views Of Com
mon school Education.


Governor Fairchild, Of Wisconsin, a
few days since made speech before the
Tsachers' Convention Of that state, OF
which the following is given as a sum
mary:
"There Is general revival through
oct Inc Stale In regard 10 the cause Of
popular education. He had attended
The anniversary exercises Of several in
situations Of learning, recently; and he
found the people have put their sbouI-
dsrS TO the wheel in earnest Wisconsin
ten years hence, will not be ouLranEed
by any other State in the West, or in the
Union, in this respect. The State sU-
tboTiIies are ready TO respond. s
ale would be glad 10 see q law enact
ed and enforced TO compel every child
OF proper age TO go 20 school, or al Least
TO learn 10 read ard write. II should be
declared y crime to keep children in
Ignorance, and allow them 10 grow
up without learning TO read or
write. He bad read and learned
more about education since he attended
the TsscbsEs' Convention than before;
and bad even carefully pernsed the en-
tire annual report OF The State SupeIin-
tsudsnE. Teachers have hard life,
utIgs eomfoFS and no profit Instead OF
p1TsuisE q stinRy and marrow policy
I'm ards school teachers, II Il bsttsr 10
90. ors!ns AID pay we'll Teachers
czUuOs sLPsc. thsIr fuL reward on
szrta- iAppL4Uss and IsbghIeT- II
~ were a IszcheF ne should not con-
zlGeT Ihat fsct a laughing matter. lap
p!sUss.I But they were building friend
chips Up among these children that
would BE- lasting sources Of happiness.
For himself, ne could say that he loved
his old EchOol-teacber even for the
lhTasbiDgB be used 70 give MIN. In tine
name Of the State Of ~lsconAin, he
thanked the teachers for their valuable
services 10 tue State"
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THE American greenback currency.
although IA most universal and popular
one, requires delicate handling. Tender
are he notes in more than one sense
they will tear. The New York World
has discovered method of mending
torn notes, which We reproduce. This
method is TO smooth ont the edges care
fully and moisten the edges with the
finger tip after wetting 1t on the tongue.
Then lay the bill on a piece OF writing
paper, carefully drawing the edges to-
gsther, and lay another piece of writing
paper oTerit A few seconds rubbing
with the finger over the seam will make
II adhere, aud q little adroitness, when
ii is dry, will enable q person to lift the
bill from the paper without tearing It.
The seam will, It is said, then be invisi-
BILE, and be the strongest part OF the
bill. -
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sprtia1 9utirrs.


Aspsedy, SIRE and certain cure for Cholera,
DlzHnea Dyssnts-y, Flax, Cholic and crAmp-
ing Pains WaHrzntsd 10 cure in every case.
II Is PERscEIBED BY PHYSICIANS
A :. RodegEaOu. E5afOn's station, W. Va,
sayE 81 = worth il Eetzht N gold
3 T. Bsnnet, Cincinnati, Ohio, says Il cured
him Of LhOlsTz-
II l. recommended by ]. A. Aetcalf, Iron
Merchant; BoosEt Guy John Donlon, =: l..
& o.; LOUIS Manners; Geo. e T1ngls, Max
we'll & Iingis= Iolu RaTtJn, Belmont MILLS;
SAmusl LauRhlln. Wholesale Druggist; y as.
Iaunder: jos ). norton J. II. ROdEerB, Con.
y. d y. 4. Il. my51
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LArGHIIN,s INFANT CoRDIAL.

The ChIId's Cure when TeethinE.
Mothers all know the many deeples nights
the little ones al home have 20 pa8 when
Teething. You need no one to remind you
OF the Pain-ChoiIc, wakefuiness, Uneasl-
ness, Fretting. FlatuIenoe, Disturbed Bowels,
DC We tell you candidly. one bottle ofthts
Cordial will correct all these troubles, Assist
TeeEhinR, Remove AeIdity, AllAy all Pain,
Quiet the FTetiui, Promote Sleep.
Tryi IL II will act a charm. Sold by
IAU6HLIN. SMITH d CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
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ruE Engllsh Reforrn IN Is progress.

The English Reform bill is progress
ing favorabIy through the House of
Lords, but one amendment Of note hav-
ing been made to it. There appears to
BE- no doubt Of its early passage. when
a conference committee can soon hsE-
monfzs the differences between the
Houses, make il a Law, for the Queen
never vstoes. and extend the right of
suffrage TO hundreds of thousands Of
Englishmen. Il is very curious that a
Conservative Administration in Eng
land is to have the credit of passing this
Reform bill. whilst the Liberals claim
10 be the especial champions Of reform.
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6 49, AND HOUSE OF MERCY
Howard Association Reports, for
YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create impedimens to MARRIAGE
with sure means of relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge. AodreE,
DR.. J. HKILLIS HOUGHT0N, Howard AZ
ISOLATION, Philadelphia, Pa myl7-Smd6W
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ETERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED
| the Post once at Wheeling, state OF
West Virginia, on the 5Eh day OF Angus,
II not called for within one month, they VIII
be sent 70 the Dad Letter Once
All Letters advertised are subject 70 an ex-
ira charge Of one cent Persons calling ior
them viii please Be prepared with the necS-
Esry change.
Ferzons calling for these Letters viii please
say they are adTeTtiAed, and give date OF list
Letter to the writer, II unclaimed within 30
DAYS or less, written or printed, with the
wEitsrz name, Pot CgJlee and Stdte, aeTosz the
ieii-Gaod end or the envelope, on the face
side viii be compiled with al The usual pre-
raid rate Of postage. payable when the letter
Is delivered 10 the Tritsr. See. 2S, Law OF
I8B3-
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RHKUxA71sx--Tne latest numbers of
the Medical dJsd Surgical Reporter coz
tain an article on the "Causss and
Treatment Of Rbeumatism," in which
i, il held that this disease is chiefly
caused BY ether an acid or an alkaii
disturbance of the fluids OF the body,
which, after having been asesrtaired
by the proper tests. at once indicate the
sure treatment. When the disturbance
T. caused by an excess of acids, aka
lines, like potash and soda, produce a
cure, and when the aikalies are in ex-
cess, acids, like lemon Juice, DC, are
successfully administered. This would
seem 10 explain why sometimes one
class of remedies and sometimes an en-
tirely opposite kind is required TO cure
the malady, even in the same person.
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Tho,e Terrible H eAdacbes generated
by DISTRACTED secTetinns, and TO which Ia
dies are especially subject. can always be re-
Iieved, and their recurrence prevented by
the use of Tarraut's Ederyeseent Settler
Apenent. Procurable n; all dru g stores.
augl-Iw
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SoMH sore specimens of polite litera-
ture have recently been passing be-
tween the editors Of the Wheeling
Reg4tcr and the Berkeley Union. Both
ars euphoinousiy aIIiteraHys in their
style. For Instance, the former spoke
of the latter as the "skulkIng scab-
scratcher'' of the Berkeley linton, while
the latter speaks of the former as the
Hrot-gut rake" of the Wheeling Regis-
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Wheeling Female College.

GEsSION WILL COMMENCE MONDAY,
. SEPT. Sth. The attention OF tho-e who
desire drst class schol Tship tsTespectf1lly in.
vited. Thorough and experienced teS-
eheIs in every department
TUTTIor, PER oUARTER.-From September
9Th TO November 18th, Primary q; InteEme-
diate g; Eirst Coli. and Snph- $40 Jun and
sen. Sl1: Draw, and Lang. 90; Paint so; Plano
COM SO; I'D. IA; payable on entering. Board
ysl.t,th&alm L.o LOOMS, Pres.
(Register copyJ
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DIED.

On the 4th instant. at az O'Clock. a m, Al
The re@fdeIcs Of her EOn-in-IsW. DAME Peek,
in this cry, Ms SARAH JoSEs, in The 7iih
year ri h=T age
FaneraI Today Esihl at one O'Clock, p. m,
At 81 CIzizv1iIe Ohio.
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a Death on the baltimore a Ohio
Railroad. TuC E
From he YeiO CTeek Banner. .5e

On the 25th inst, train of German
emigrants arrived at Piedmont, in this
county, on their way to the far West.
Only few hours had elapsed since
they landed at Baltimore by one OF the
fine steamers owned by the Baltimore
& Ohio Company. When they arrived
at Piedmont the fact was made known
TO the officers OF the Road, that one OF
the children, beautiful littlegirl about
four years old, had died on the cars
since leaving Baltimore. MI. Crom-
we'll, the kind hearted Superintendent
OF the Company's Machine Shops, pro-
vided a neat coffin for the little one,
and while the iron horse was carrying
the parents rapidly over the Allegne-
MES, stranger hands were giving the
little girl decent burial. 1t was touch
ing to see the bereaved mother With
eyes looking after the dead
child, and sObbing, 20, Meme Kleine
Kind" (oh, my little child MI
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RaHtfd.
Wanted.

" dnECus
A GENTS IN EVERY OoUSIH n Iak
a SZAts 70 al . neE aTttds q
h U h ING o IL
similar TO Cual On. but a
Greater Illuminating Qualities.
And zn be manufactured At oDe-hAlf TIE
cost o. Coal OIL There i EII2e q 10 t-ooE.s
or Sxps1se IN p-uaDc41S II he p-uees !
Tery simple Vs AZ C6EE.nz TOM Gllc
County h1ghs At - 70 no, making . sale
EDd sure investment 1a[ PARTS unemployed
Who nay have = small capital to invsSt IN
prndEabfe ami 3egiEfEazte business
For sample Of Oh and Crcalkg, aaare48
DAVIS q KUHN, so $ Second sSTeet, al
ttrnore, Nd ene5oStnE = c1s-- ana Postage
ssamP. was AylS-2taEIDO-
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Proposals.

WHEELING, July 81, 1851.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Clerks once OF the city Of Wheel
ing until MONDAY, August 12th, for Tebulld-
ing Zane street bridge. Bidders 70 furni b
their own plans and specifications,
with cost Proposals Will also be received At
the same time and place for McAdAmiEing
and buildIng culYerts on the road from the
east end of the bridge to the Cemetery gate.
Proposals TO be addressed to Joint Com
mtttee on Zane street Bridge. 8ugl.td
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Teachers' Examination.

aLl OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
aH=- PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
WHEELING august 2
THE ANNUAL EXAAINATIOS OF
Teachers for the Public ScooIs OF the
District OF wheeling, Will take place al the
ONCE Of the Superintendent, in the City
Building. On THURSDAY, August 9Th, com
mencinR At 10 O'Clock a. IN.
Candidates must be present promptly at
the hour ofcommencinE-
F. s. wILL1ASis,
august Superintendent.
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Tuition $50 per session.. Boarding from 8
Northumberland per session. to each
Free tuition TO sons Of Ministers OF the Cos
pei Of all denominations.
For particulars, apply for catalogue to Prof
G. L. Loos Secretary, or 70 -..
W. K. PESDLEroN, President.
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DICKESs' NOVELS. DIAMOND EDI-
DsekenS' E0TelL Library Edition.
Walter soott's Novels. Household Edition.
Gall HamIItons Works.
Captain Mayne Reds Works.
Eeoe Homo.
Eece Deus.
Louisa ofPruszia and her Times, by MIS-.
Auhlbaeh.
The Seven Week. War, by Nozier.
The Bench and Bar. by L. ]. BIgeloW.
Old England, by James L Hoppin.
Sunshine and Showers, by steinmetL
Curious Myths of the Middle Ages.
the Ca1tons. by BulTsr.
Bryan Maurice.
Far Above, Rubus-
Two Marriages.
The Invisibles.
A Noble Life.
Cecil Castlenau, Gage.
Elsie MagoOn.
Tales Of a wsyzide Inn. by LonEfelow.
The Last Days Of a King.
Twice Tod Tales, by Hawthorne.
Restrictions OF Five YeAr4. Graoe Green
wood.
Longenow. Elue and Gold.
Teuuyson.
Burns,
Eliza Cook.
Jean Ingelow,
Laus veneris, by Swtnburne-
SCOTS Poetical works, &c, DC
woman's Relation 10 Education, Labor and
Law, by Mrs Dali.
sAeerdotal ceibaey, by h. Lea.
Heaven and Hell, by swedenborE.
Religious Life in England.
IrEing's Washington.
Irving's Spanish Papers ..
Lectures on the English Language, by
Aarsh. e--.J. -r.- o. a-n. e--.
Origin and History OF the Engli.h Lau-
guase, by Marsh.
Man and Nature. by AArsh.
cienes of Language, by Max Muller.
Rollins Ancient History,l vols.
D'AubIgne's Reformation In the time of
Calvin.
Piutarch's Lives.
Studies In the Palms, by Dr.. Plumer.
Life of Luther.
The FederalIst.
Ruskin's Works
Bankrupt Lava Of 1851, with notes and de-
ctsions.
7, Miscellaneous Works in good variety.
School Books and Stationery.
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GEN. BRGsBtN, lew days since cen
Huted Raphael Semmes in fitting terms
for availiug himself of his parole to
abuse the Government which had mag
unanimously granted It to him. The
.Admiral," in reply, expresses wish
TO fight the General. and regrets in adj
vance that he viii apparently not be
able TO do 30. He says:
Ia former times, when person, who
had the honor of signing U. $. a. after
his name, felL aRgrieVed, he addressed
- priYaIe note 10 the party who he sup
l.S.rd meant TO offend him. Snch "a
note from you would have touud a
ready response at my hHnds. This was
"a rule in the old service, where the
uniform was "a guam nice the weaTer oil
IL was Il gentleman. Wat changes the
IiTth oil the New Nation" may have
brought about among those who now
wear shoulder straps, am unable IL
saw, As you have departed from this
rule. / am constrained to regard you AS
Uue of those new men OF the army,
whose education has been defective,
though j know nothing OF your an
Iccedents.
The Memphis bulletin editor may
dIrover that sill other changes" are
takius place directly affecting him
upless he changes his course. For ex-
ample, General Grant has recently
given Il significant inimation that
such characters as SOmmes, Toombs,
and Pike will hereafter be required to
st.Ictiy observe their parole.
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Lost,

% ag Lost, HE
DETwEEN THE RESIDENCE OF THE
ID subscriber, on 4th street, and Bridgeport,
OHIO, ar between Bridgeport and BelIair. n
Black Leather Satchel, containing articles OF
value 70 the owner. ANY one returning the
same will be handsomely rewarded.
anR3-IWo R. OR ISGLE.
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Ordered to be Advertised In the
wheeling IuIeIIIGs neeF. aEreeably TO
the Section of the New Post once
Law, rs the Newspaper having the
largest circulation OF any Paper
published iu wheeling.
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Bethany College.

TINE TwENTY-sEYENT SESSION OF
i this ven known seat Of learning viii
commence on
MONDAT, sOth sEPTEnBER, 1857.
and terminate on the 18th June, 1855. II Is
runAnticaIIy situated In The midst Of the
beautiful and healthy hill country Of the
LPan H andIen Of West Virginia, aud easily
accessible by Ran Road or River, and sur
rounded with the most favorable Influences
for student LIE,
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AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS

AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided both for PUBLIC and PRI-
VaTE BOARDING and unfurntshed rooms
viii be let to students who wish 10 board
themselves.
An experienced and able corps of PROBES
soIs Il engaged, and every facility for . com.
piete and thorough course OF instrue-
ION will be furnished To the student
.l. FACULTY.
w.R. PENDLEToN, President, and Prof
OF Mental, Moral and Political Philosophy
6. L LoOs. PToi. of Ancient Languages
and LiteEatuTeS.
a. W. HARDING. PoL OF Mathematics
II. BAkCLaY. Prof. OF Natural Sciences.
B, 7. JONES, Tutor.
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The Mount Auburn
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,

cTTUATED ON THAT BEAUTIFUL EN-
. inencs North Of the City Of Cincinnati
nom which It derives It's name, has just
closed Its Twenty-secoDd Session. lgs.
The past year has been one Of unusual
pros peT1ty, there having been IN Attendance
two hundred aud thiTty-ave young ladies,
40 case Of StekneSs requiring PhysEadn has
ooc1p red. sci NO. ~
sftIon, while yet No near the city, gives tt Hd-
Vautages over either city or country schools.
Its character as a nrst-Tate seminary Of
Learning Is TOO well known TO need further
Tne LiBRARY, CABINET AND APPA-
RArUS. already very extensive, are receiv-
ing yearly additions
For Catalogues or Information. address
..---l L H WHITE,
3 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati. o.,
Or h. THANE MtLLEr, PTes't-