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6aufatioHaI.
BRoWNsVILIE
WEST VIRGINIA.
AGRICULTURAL GlIILRGE

nIHE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTITTJ-
tuition VIII begin SKPTKNLRKR LIST 1858.
The scope OF the College, beside q PREPA-
RAEORY DEPARTMENT, embraces full
and thorough Courses Of instruction In
Mathematics, ancient and Modem Languages,
Pkft0S0phy, General LlGeTdfttTe, Gte Sciences,
A0TietEEfIITe, and AflitdTy Tactics.
The cost OF Tuition, books and BOARDING
need not exceed nom $3.50 to 1I5 per annum.
In respect 10 Health, beautiful scenery and
favorable Moral surroundings, the place is
ALEX. MARTIN, DID,; President, and
Professor OF Mental and Moral Philosophy.
Z. s. LYOeS, AM, Hfe6 President Professor
OF English Literature, and Principal PreP'y
Department.
Col. ]. &. WEAYER, A. M, Professor OF Ma
thematics and of Military Tactics,
3. q. STRIVES, A. M, Professor OF Natural
Philosophy and of the Natural Scienees-
HENRY W. HARAAN, DID,, Professor Of
Ancient and Modern Languages and Litera-
ture. -At
OLIVER w. MILLER, A. NJ, Assistant in
the Preparatory Department.
GEO. IL HAGANS, Esq, SupeEtnten of
the Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH w. BROCK, NJ. D., lecturer on
Physiology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. OLLIE Lecturer on civil and
Constitutional Law.
MoRGANrowN, West Va.
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WHEELING, W. VA.
WI HOLRSSALE DEALERS IN NAIL ROD
w Bar Iron, Nails, Sheet Iron, Wire, Cast
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Shanghai Matches, Salt, Wooden Ware, &c.
Agents for HOWeB Improved Counter and
Platform Hcales.
I71s hi0hstt R1nrket price paid for Rdgs "a
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Female College-speolal Notice.

Eellal6 OO16S6--op6Uldl NOtICo'
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN AN
wv nouncing that the departments OF
Drawing and Painting Will continue under
the direction OF its accomplished teacher,
Miss ThOburn; and that the department OF
Music and French will DO under the direction
OF Miss Henriette L. Jones, an accom- plished
vocalist and instructor, educated in Europe.
City Patrons are informed that their 6OnR
OF suitable age for the Primary Department,
may attend IN connection with their daugh-
Session will commence on Monday, Sept.
aug25-eodaw Lie. LOOMS, Pres.
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Pleasant Am Famale SeminarY.

TIME sd SESSION OF THIS WE'LL
Il known and long established school com
menceS the fiTst Monday in September next.
L. A. CTenshaW, A. NJ, Is now Principal OF
the school, and Will be assisted by the for
mer able corps of professors, together with
Ms. Crenkhnw as teacher OF French. For
further particulars apply for Catalogue at
the Book Store OF MeSsTs. Campbell q Nc
DermOt, Wheeling, or to any of the Faculty
or Superintendent, West MiddletOwn. Ia.
MARTHA McREENEk,
ty23-2taW2m Superintendent.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

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The Company believe that these Bonds. at
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And by Leading Bankers generally through-
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a PAMPHLET AND MAP FoR 1853 has just
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ed by the Road, the Means for CONSTRUCTION,
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Ply and glorious-long to reign over us"
and frnstTate the knayisIS tr shr nf his
enemies. AS religious holiday, the
chapels were thinly attended-the con-
gregations, like the shepherd who did
not go to church because she had the
ewes on his mind"-had doubtless the
fireworks" on theirs. AS a general
remark, however, while q
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A good many Americans came to
Paris from Switzerland, and Frakfort,
TO witness the fefe and review, but left
imediately afterwards. The subscrip-
tions for shares in the French-Amer-
ican Cable Company, will close on the
23rd; and every thing is to be in work
ing Order-if the "big ship" does her
dnty-by next July. During July last,
2I3I French emigrants left HaVre for
the States. In reference to poor Ada
Menken, whose suhsrings were PHYS
themes hardly twenty persons were
present at her funeraI-she, who was
once the observed OF all observers.
Her favorite steed was led IN the hum
BILE funeral train.
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Hundreds OF articles for families at ONE
DOLLAR each. New FAN Circular now
ticle. Great Inducements 10 Agents. STOCK-
MAN q CO., 81 Water street. Boston, Mass.
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VA Capital stock Subscriptions from
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Republican Union Meetings.

The following meetings havs bssa aerAngsd BY the
Lss County RspubIioaa Osntxal Coonittss- The gem
tlsusn named below viii sadrso ~ people q the times
and pisces dssignaEed The Kxecutfvs Committees Of
tho Grant aui Colax Clubs In Zach Township win make
all proper arranxsnsats 1r sucA nsstines, and give
notice Of the saDe.
GREEN BAY-Mosdsy. October 1s,h, ct 1ogssS
School House. Dr.. 4 =. ftanpss, J. O. Wiilsss. Bseks
College, Saturday. 0csoas q, ,. o Doer san y. Ozark
PLEASANT RIDGD-nor.s school House, IhursdAy.
October ~, Frank senpls 7iiliaaspa School House,
Monday, October %, Frask esnpls. Touns's School
House, faturday. October a, }. @. Wilson aid h. =.
stempsf.
NARIoN-rilos Grows, saturday, October "a
Frank ssnpIs. D. Pssi. Friday, October ., Frank
ssmpe. Friday, October 30. Dr. Ho6meister and H. ,.
stewpel. Union School House, koaday. October 10
Frank sempls
oRDAR-Bis Kound. Tuesday. October, %, Gov. "
N, Stone, John Van valksnburg, end Col Leighton
Chestnut Hill, Saturday, Oct Il, Frank sempie
HARRIee N-Primross Tuesday Get. 81. George ".
McCrary and Frank semp Inder Evidence echool
House, Saturday, Oct. II, Frank semple.
fRAHKLIN-FranhHn Centre, Saturday Oct "a, DR..
Ho6msstsr, H. 2. st4npel. Friday Oct 80, N. CLARK
End John Van vaikenburg. Dover Friday, Octobsr %
e NJ CLARK.
WEST PoINT-we.t Point Wednesday, Oct. es. Geo
". HcCrary, John Van valksnburg. Aliens School
House, Monday Oct 20, j. q. Wilson +. o. Dorr H. T.
Etempei.
JEFFERSON Brick School House Railreai Tues
day Oct a. Gen John Proce and Col Leighton. skits
echco House, Friday, Oct. %, John Van valkenburg
Il. =. sssmpel.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Friday, Get. %, J.
Dreyer. Monday, Oct % Geo. ". McCnry Nov Bos-
ton, Friday, Oct. 80 Gen. John Bruce A. }. NcCrary
BUREN-Croton, Thursday, Oct. q, J. B. Drsyer
satui i,y, Oct 81, Geo. ". MoCfsry. Harmony fchoo
Houss, Monday, o I. 10. s. NJ. Clark. Warren, eatur
day Oct "a. B.. n. Clark.
DIES MoINES-vfncennss, Wednesday, Oct. 81, J. b
prayer. Friday, Oc. 90 b. ". sAmple, A. J. McCrary
pe+t's School House. Saturday, October 18th, L.
G. Rowell. Aliens School House, Saturday, Oct. a.
Gen. John erncs A. }. NcCarJ.
Observation-Disclosures. Monday, Oet. 49, J prayer.
Saturday, October ~ Col Leighton and John Van Walk
snburg. Friday, Oct So Geo. " MeCrary mnttviiie
Friday, Oct %, Gen John Bruce, h " sample Wrights
School House, Thur.dsy Oct. o. Gen John Bruce L. O.
Rowell.
All the foregoing meetings vim be held o'clock
m except the meeting at Denmark and the Mass Meet
ngs At Big Mound, Primrose ard West Point which viii
held in the afternoon.
Meetings 1t r. Madison az Keckuk will be az
and special notices given the CARR CIiY and PAIN
dsaler
By order OF the Lss County Republican Central Com
r.ittee. JOHN VAN VALXRNEURG,
Chairman
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II may be that the third time 10 The charm,
but thus tar candidates for the Presidency
Who engaged personally in the bnsinsss Of
,lectioneering on the stamp for themselves,
lave not been blessed With any encouraging
success.
Gen. Scott ried it and failed ignominous-
y; Stephen A. Doughlass followed the sx-
ample and was defeated Overwhelmingly, and
we doubt not Seymour will meet the same
fate-Indeed, Seymore has resor. to il, q
people some times do, when Ill osner rome
dies hsvs failed, - mere ses Of despair.
The public all know that he is exceed ,gly
lnxious to DO elected President, and that
here i = very slim chance Of having his
,opss gnti6ed. he can't make the matter
NJ clearer if he should spsak thousand
imss.
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Special Notices.

4 DDkH6s 10 THE NERVOUS AND DKBILITA-
hidden causes, and whose require prompt treat
render existence desirable. II you sunsrrg,
or have .uaered from Involuntary discharge what Ell
Eel w..s. aesits..d ey .sssi D,ss little .2. Hs
exerton produce p.lpitaiicn cfths h+art Does your
ut OF ordsr II your urine sometimes thick milky,
foeLy or I. i ro, On s.ttlinsi or does thick soum
hsa stood awhief Do have speis OF abort breath
isg or dyspepsia' Are jour towels conatipatedi Do
you spels Of 'snting rushes OF blood TO the
ss.n.y ds sioe npon ,hs subject, Do you feel dull
A.lees. mopns, tired OF company, Of lief Do Jon -i.h
to be let slone 20 away from everybody Does
ken restless, Is the ustrs Of your eye brilliant
Tn bloom your cheek bright Do you enjoy your
ssifin society well Do yon pursue your D1.nss.
70 dts Of melancholy 50, DO mot lay It to your liver
or dy pep-ia. Have you restless nights! Your back
weak your knees weak, snd have but little appe,ite
and you attribute this 10 dyspspsis hvsrcomplant
Now reader selfsbnse vener.a diseases badly cured
and sexual excuses, ali capable Of producing weak
Of the generative The OF ntration
when IN perfect health, make the mas Did you
successful businessmen avsys those whose genera
tive organs In perfect kesth1 You hear such
complsip OF being melancholy. nervousness. Of
succeed in business: they don't become sad and
discouraged they always polite and pleasant In the
company ladies' and look ,ou and them right 10 the
ne-s about them, 90 not mean those who keep II 3
organs Inn .tsd by running to excess These will not
only ruin their constitutions, but also they do bushes
with or for.
How many men. from b. y-cured desAases from tn
effects OF sefabnse and eoesses, have brought about
of wsAlne in those organs that reduced
the general stem much TO iDiucs almost every
other dis, ase-idiocy lunscy, paralyns, spire Alec
ons, suicide and almost every other form Of
which humanity il heir to. and the real Of the
trouble scarcely suspected, and have doctored for
all but the right one.
Of these organs require the Of Duretic
HnLMBOLpS FLUID BxTkACT BUCBU il the great
urssc and is tain cre for diseases Of the Dlsdder
Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic weskaess. Female
Complsints General Debility, and ell diseases oEthe
Urinary Organs, whether existing In Mails Female
from whatever originating, and matter Of how
long standing.
II no treatment IL submit to- Consumption or In
sanity may snsue Our nesa and blood ere supported
from these sources and the health and happiness and
that Of postety depends upon prom p Of reliable
remedy.
Helnbolds Extract Ruchu, established upward Of Is
years prepared by H. HELABOLD, Druggist soa New
icrk and 10l Sonth 10th Street. Phiadelphs Pa PsIcs
-$l25 per bottle bottles for 3d. delivered to any
address. Sold BY DruRgiats everywhere.
-None genuine unless do up 10 STEEL en- graved
wrapper with fac-simile ofny Chemical Warehouse and
signed H.. I. HELMBoLD.
oct3-d&w2m
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COUNTY TICKET.
FIR flrL NJ The District nDu,f,
II. +. STkMPEL.
yby E.cortlrr.
Nnu1 Il W }WTrR
DEMOCRATIC PROGRAMME.

II The NA.ioaA Democratic Committee did
not yield to the demand to substitute new
candidates in place Of Blair and Seymour,
but regarding thas their chief difficulty origi-
mated with Blair, they got up programme
which would tend to put Seymour forward
and Blair III tbs background. Hence they
p6 Seymour on tho stamp on . grand circle
swinging tour, through the great cities Of the
East, with reporters to blazsn his movements
and telegraph his speeches, in order that he
might achieve i'd public estimation, the lead.
ing position in tho party.
On the other hand they kept Frank Blair
engaged inVthe towns Of Illinois and Ohio,
whore there are no reporters to telegraph his
speeches, and where the Republican MAORI
ties are 30 Overwhelmingly large that Blair
would do ths party no immediate practical
damage, il be shou id cause those msjorities
10 be doubled in consequence Of his blood
and thunder proclamation of assassination
and bloody revolution AZ the programme and
purpose Of the Democratic party.
As far b practicable the National D
cratic Committee have thus snubbet
repudiated Blair, BY placing him in the
ground, and BY utterly ignoring him ID I
address to the country. But il is too late
the people know that Frank Blair's letter Sc
cured him IN enthueiastic and unanimous
nomination by the Rebel and CopnerLead
Democracy, and that il boldly expressed the
prevailing sentiment Of the party. And
moreover the business men and the people
generally Of the Eastern and Middle States
know full we'll that Seymour is wesk and
vacillAtlng, and would be ruled by the Hamp-
tons, the Forests, the vallandighams, and
the Blairs and other bold and revolutionary
lead sYs Of the party.
The party, the platform and the candidates
are all alike regarded enthusiastically by the
sagacious busineaa men Of the country eve
ryxhere;, and the patriotic people generally
prefer the party nd the feeders Who crushed
the Rebellion to the lis and their sympa-
thizing friends who cherish the Lost
Cause, 'sard seek t. 1naugurste its spirit
and principles.
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No appetite refreshing slesp NO cheer full
thonehts no disposition to labor; inclination for
society; no interest in anything; no desire to live,
even and yet specific ailent which can be classed
- siti,e disease. Thousands, ~ tens Il thousands.
ara n this condition-ihe martyrs Of disabilities to
which pathology assigrs technical name.
What is the source Of their discomfort, mental and
bodily, ToaPoa OF raH STOMACH and consequent
upon that lancnor Of the cfrcniation ,ce1kness ofe
ne,rss, and eosdsd brain What does CO mmon sense
suggest Is remedy tur this deficiency In vital power,
Clearly, AE-vrrAtzise understanding that will
stimulate, tone and sustain tho broken down energies
ofratrre. HosTETTRRs STOMACH BITTERe NEE
the case sxastiy. In this benhcsnt Tonc are COM
nned all the ingredients necessary change the cond
ton ofthe system and bring the dormant organs into
heafhful action. In the fail Of the year, when the
nGht-dews are chill and heavy, and the morning
fess are charged With .aaas.na tie beds. aah;,
iAted by the heats Of summer, 10 peculiarly sus-
ceptible to unwholesoms Influences At this season
OF al Others, therefore, inr,grooa required 10th 90
fe-guard sg aod sgue and other ma ARIZONA
disorders and spsration Tor the searching cold OF
winter. Dyspepsia, bilious plants nervous d or
ders and distressing Affections Of tbs bowels are alwa,s
rore or less prevalent 10 October and November and
the surest and safest Of them il course
Of this pureet midest and most ecscious Of ali tones
and Alternatives foctao,Sw
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NOTICE.
TESTIMONIALS.

Hoh. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
caJ Justice ofthe Supreme oosyt Of Ftnnsyseansa,
write
Philadelphia March 1e, 1867.
~ find Hollands German Bitters Is .
good tonic, useful in diseases Of tn. diges-
i've organs, and o. - gYcat benefit in cases
Of debility and wanto nervous action in the system
Yours truly, go. ". WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOM PsON.
Judge Of the exprane Cosrf Of Ftnnsy'ransa.
Philadelphia, April 2, 1865.
AZ consider tHochands 9ernau Bitteis'a potlable
MEDICINE Of attacks OF Indigestion Dyspepsia
/ can certify this from my experience Of 1t.
JAMES THOMPSON"
From Rev. JOS. II. KENNARD, d. D.,
pnstor Of the Tsnh Bpassst cAurch, Philadelphia.
Dr.. Jackson-Dear &r:. have been frequently re-
cneeted to connect my with ndations OF
different kinds Of medicines but regarding the practice
ont Of my appropris sphere, have in
sll case: declined. bu. ~ with clear proofsn
family, OF the usefulness Dr. Hocnands German
HtIers depart for once from my usual course to
full conviction that general debility Of
1yis,n and especially for Liver Complaint Is safs
and raisable preparation In 1t may fall
usually, doubt not II will be very beneficial those
who suffer from the above causss.
j. a. KENNARD,
Eighth, below Coates A.
From Rev. e. d. RENDALL.
As,fstant Editor Ctrfsfan Chronicle, Philadelphia.
lands 0eran Btters, and feel my privilege 10
mend them . valuable tonic all who are suf
f-rng from general debility from diseases arising
from arrangement Of theliver
fours, truly,
ED FENDALL.
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PRICES !:

Hoof&nds German Bitter, per bottle-.........N 90
:. half dozen ......... 90
Hoonands German Tonic, put up In quart bottles 80
Per bottle half dozen for 50
A3-Do not forgstto examine vs the article you bay
In order to est the eenuins
Fer sale by All Drsggtsts And Dealers
Of MediciAess
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STATE TICKET,

Ebr Secretary Of STATE,
ED: WRIGHT, of Cedar County.
mr. Assssr Of iSate,s
JOHN A. ELLIOT /, Of Mitchell County.
? sac i ~ Ttsnrrer n Ssdte,
SAINT. e. RANKIN, Of Washington County.
For Register Of Sat- Land ofc>,
c.. G. CARPENTER, of Webster County.
Fbr Attorney C5enerdl,
HENRY O'CONNOR. Of Mnscatine County.
ron mtMBiRs orce aREss.
YY,,t D,strtr--GEoRGE " NJ ARy..
ieccod DtstY1ct--CQL WILLIAs. sMYTH
9AfSd Dsh1LFG. 3, ALBION.
Th,r-th DfstYtcs-W1IIiAM L0UGHRlDGE.
Fiffh L,1sfy1ct FRANK W. PALMER
!. ArA- Rssxt4t-GHARLEs C. PoMER0Y.