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ARonIrIoNIsM.

Phillips was an eye witness of the
Garrison mob. His sympathies had for
a long while been with the handful of
anti-slavery men in his native city, but
what he then saw made him an uncom-
promising Abolitionist at once and for
ever. In 1885 he formally Joined the
Abolition party, and three years later
relinquished the Inv because he was
unwilling to act under the oath de.
manoed of an attorney to the United
States, the constitution recognizing
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W@hilgtg1 and JefRlsql CalRge.

FIFT Y-EIGHT STUDENTS WERE
Il graduated at the late Commencement in
this institution: foGty-seYen in the Classical
and eleven in the scientific Department
Next Term begins SeptemberA Circulars
furnished on application 10
THE PRESIDENT,
augl+eod2W C3nousburE. Pa
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THE MAN.

Few who do not know Wendell Phil
lips, the 1.-the, neatly dressed, elegant
hammered, with a clear cut, classic face,
partially bald. closely shaver, al
most too quiet and dainty-looking to
be thought strong and earnest, would
suspect him of being man ofiron will,
inflexible purpose, incorporating in
tegrity, before whom and those like
him great wrong and a national sin
has given way.
His home is still in Boston. He is
childlcss; but bis wife is lovely and
accomplished woman, tor many years
an invalid. to whom he has shown de-
vOtion and chivaEous tenderness of
which none are capable but the knight
ly-nGtured and the high born of soul.
] II. r
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Gneqatelti(e1lfets
wendell PHILLIPS.
what Made Him an AboIItIonIst-IIIs
First speeeh-AdmIratIon for
The Contest Against sIavery.--His
Power and characteristics.
Personal PecuIiaritIes and Private
Character
Nom nle c1fcqqo 45Ioune.
New YORK, August s.

As natural and graceful, yet vigor-
Gus and effective orator, Wendell Phil
States, probably not in the world. He
is great master of classic viTuperation
and euphonious abuse his words, like
fine Toledo steel, stabbing SO quickly
and deeply that the man or cause they
strike knows not at first how fatal is
the wound. A Southern writer with
more epigramatic point than Southern
ers usually possess, once called him
IAN Internal machine set TO music"
which very aptly. 1 think, conveys the
idea that they, or any one to whom he
is opposed, would have of him and his
DOwer -.r
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SCHOOL
cAMsRIDeE. MASS.

Al4E1Ll4A1N1EI l4E115os
TWO TERMS. beginning sEPTENBER 10th
i 1883, and FEBRUARY I'D, 1853 Tne
Resident Professors are. THEoPHILUS PAR
sons, LID, EMoRY WAsHRURN. LID.
and NATHANIEL HOLMES, AN. Gentle.
men of Distinction in the Profession lecture
nom time 70 time on special topics. Appii-
ty29l3taw3Wd
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HHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
motto or his appointment Is Assianee
or the eSfafe or Michael Sweeney, IN the
county Of Ohio, In the District Of West Yfr-
gtnia, and Who ESsy 70 VIII On the I'd day Of
the petitIon Of himself By the o. =. Gistdet
Curt for said District.
A. D.. 1854: a. n. JOHNSTON,
auEE-oawsW AEgnee.
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Aeants Wanted

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CHEAP sIMPLEI ECONOMICA
d. D. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURES OF COPPER, TIN
Cooking ana Heating StOges. No. Il Main
Street, Wheeling, West NtrFtuta-
/ would respectfully call the attention of
the public 70 my large and Balect stock Of
Copper Stills, Copper and Bras Kettles Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
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Examination of Teachers

HlHE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF
l Teachers for the Public Schools of
Wheeling Will be held in the LIST Branch
Council Chamber, in the city of Wheeling
on 1hursday, August 2Oths, commend
ing at O'Clock, a. m
CANDIDATES must be present at the hour of
commencing.
Holders OF Certificates. who desire TO have
them renewed, VIII please present Them 10
animation.
Certificates heretofore issued, will cease 10
be valid, August ISt ensuing, Their re-
neWal is at tue option OF the Examining
Committee, and Will depend upon character
and grade.
F. g. WILLIAMS,
1yO-lm Dis, Eup't of schools.
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sgtw aaDertisemeuts.
FEuALE COLLEGE, BOrdentown,N

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with q pleasant home. Fail term begins
SepT, 18th. For Catalogues, address
Rev. JOHN n. BRAKELEI. A. n, Pres't
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IRREGULARITIES.

In his private life he is gentleness it.
self; no sign Of the bitterness of his pub
lie speeches cropping out of his daily
intercourse with his fellows. To the
Southerners, whom he SO violently OPP
posed, he was and is always kind and
generous when he can aid them. Nu-
merous instances are given of his help
ing persons from the insurgent States
who had come North, even though they
were ardent advocates ofsecession. He
has long espoused the cause OF woman's
rights, and is usually far in advance of
the persons who claim 10 be leaders.
Still he is what is called an impracti-
cable man, and being born member
of the opposition he is constantly dis
satisfied with any existent thing. By
perpetually arraying himself against all
men and measures he has lost most of
his influence and gained the reputa-
ton of a common hut brilliant scold.
II he would only see something once in
while that would command his ST.
lence, If not gain his support. he would
awake more sympathy and have more
adherentS.
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ANTI.sLAvERY RECORD.

His battle against slavery was noble,
needfuI and beyond all praise but now
that slavery is dead he seems in want
of worthy foe, and to set up straw
figures for the pleasure of puncturing
them. showing they have no blood. His
life has been one OF devotion and prin-
ciple. Born TO social position and
wealth, he did not in any way belong
to the reformers, but to Beacon street,
where cotton deadened the voice of con-
science. For years he was socially o.
tracised in Boston. All his friends and
relatives were arrayed against him, but
he let them go, and commended for the
extinction of the evil that rested like a
mildew on the land; and verify he has
been recompensed at last. The stoned
outcast of yesterday is the hero of TO-
day.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

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MeMfM.
Ayers
Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

a dressing which
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healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
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'esh the gloss and
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Fem aarertisrmrnts.

OUTAGE HILL sEMISARTFor
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Wheeling Classical Academy.

OTIS BUILDING, CORNER MARKET
" and Monroe streets
The tali term of lhts School VIII Opeu on
MONDAY, August 24th.
The Hall is central, In good repair, we'll
ventilated and neatly fuEntsnt d.
The course com prizes both the IN gIIsh and
classical departments OF study. Special at
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Apply 10 the Principal, Hampton sire ct, be-
tween Byron and Sixth
A. " HANNA,
tySO-dlm Principal
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Ms, HANNAH l. B0EHAM. Principal.
HEISs n. L. BONHAM, WITH COMPE-
MI tent assistants, viii open school for
RfrfS IN the basement rooms Of ST. Matthew's
Church, on the FIRST AOSDAY In SEP
me course of study win embrace Prepare
tory Department, Junior, Middle. ana Sc
ufor wears; and ft Will be the aim Of the In.
stftnffoEI to furnish thorough instruction In
the ordinary branches Of education, In
Music. ard in Modern Languages.
Applications for admission may be made
either 10 the PRINCIPAL, or to Rev. Mr.. CuTTta,
or 10 sny member OF the Board Of Directors
auR4 -eOiifIse1ls
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VI.-Nef Cash Earnings on its way
Business, that already amount to more
thAu1he' interest on the Fifst Mortgage
Bonds. These earnings aTeno indlcSticn
20 of the vast through traffic that must fol-
low the opening OF the line to the Pacific,
but they certainly prove that
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BOOKINGS UNRTVALIRD RAKING
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atTHys Etyes satiataetlon. Aprs s
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BOARDING SCHOOL.
MOII1sEiTs Female Seminary.

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IVA Government Grant OF the right
to issue Its own FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, to aid in building theroad, to
the same amount as the D. 8. Bonds,
issued for the same purpose and
no more. THE GovERSMEHST PERMITS
the trustees for theFirkt Mortgage Bond
holders to deliver the Eor6s to the Com
pany only as the road IS completed. and
amer 1t has been examined by United
States Comm issioneFs and pronounced To
bein all respects hTst-class Railroad.
VA Capital Stock Subscription from
the stockholders, OF which orer Ei1ht
Milton Dollars have been paid In upon
the work slready done, and which Will
beinereaseda as the wants ofthe Company
reqnIre. $500
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Circular, Mil, MuIsy, Gang and
Gross Cut
s A w s

Every Saw that leaves our Factory Is OH
Tempered and Patent Ground, perfectly true
and even, and made Of uniform temper by
our teInpering process.
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III.-A Government Grant of United
States Th'rty.year Bonds. amounting TO
from $1,000 to s4s Geo Per mile, according
to the difficulties to be surmounted on
the various sectionV to be built. The
Government takes second mortgage as
security, and it is expected that not only
the interest, but the principal amount
may be paid in services rendered by the
Company In transporting troops, mails
&c.
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ia Government Grant of 1850 acres
Of la nd 10 the mile, taken in alternate
sections on. each side its road. This is
an absolute donation, and will be &
source OF IargeIevenue in the future.
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LECTURES.

politics, Phillips is one of the most pop
nlar literary lecturers in the country.
He is an excellent belle LettreS and
classical scholar, and his Lost Arts, "
Daniel O'ConnellS and .'Toussaint
L'Oaverture" are models of lyceum ell
oquence- he always draws, and is
compelled every year to decline many
Invitations, such is the number pressed
script OF notes, and yet SO completely,
so compactly and SO apty as to pre-
elude the idea of extemporaneousnes
He does not write out MS discourses,
and commit them, as many supposei
but he prepares them in his own mind
sentence by sentence, and with his adj
mirable memory has them perfect De-
fore he delivers Them.
u BE not unfrequsntly speaks on the
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
st. Matthew's Church.
Mss SAVANNAH L. BoFHAH, Principal.
BoARD OF DIRECToRs:

REy. e. q. CURRIE. A.LoRISG.
R. g BoNHAM DE-. + A = = II4tH 81
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IA Government Grant Of the right of
way, and all necessary timber and other
materials found along the line OF It's
operations.
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ts readily taken mixed with wttea. tL1a
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