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II. n. POOL, General Agent,
CLARKSBURG, ". Va
5jFY' EVEE FES gV', y \
Agent wanted eysuvhereiRLtl ne State.



Hon. VIM. n. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
T. l.. Berkshire, Judges Supreme COnrtoi
James II. Brown, Appeals Of WGetvG,
!. J, jackson, Jr,, Judge Of U. s. DIsti'i
,GSl GConFt, "! Val r. / w - La.
4" D; p. 7; Farnsworth, President OF Senate,
West Va.
A. Weningcr, member Senate.
Jacob IlOrnbEook, PreBk West Va. lnH Ia
Jacob N. BIChcl, EIcO FreSt.
Caleb DOggcSa, Attorney, ClArkRhurg, W. Va
Samuel Woods, " PhillIppi,
b. White, Sheriff Mercer county;
II. q. DAYS., Senate. Mineral county, -
jim. Camden, President Of First National lhhE
ParRcrsburg.
And tho following members Of the House of Dele
gatea Of West Virginia !, rtar.
llOu. y. II. Smith, RanawhA county
~" O. G. BuTRcba, Wayne q e
James Guthrie, WStI8l =
Nathan GOT, Harrison g
y. Joseph TeteF, Barbour n ~ II
Il. N. Hill, Marion
- James Hervey, Brooke ''i
:" Martin Judy, Grant .
.I" Il. Davidson, Taylor
q Henry Brnnnon, Lewis
" Floyd Nicely, DOddridgo "
J. T. ROwyer, Putnam "
Us. Wilkinson. LIHCnln = IAN
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BIOGRAPHY AND MYTHoLOGY.-Messrs
J. B. LippinCott & Co, Of Philadelphia,
have laid on our table part . of their Uni.
versal Pronomcing Dictionary Of Bio.
graphy and Mythology, II embraces ca
pages, and runs from ALLEN to AmADNE
daughter of MinOs, King of Crete)
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DIED..

PoRTER.-At Wheeling, W. Va. on tho 9Th
Of February. 1870, Of Lung Disease, at his
tho Board OF Supervisors and First Branch Of
City Council for many years, IN the STth ycar OF
his age.
Tho funeral will take place on Thursday, 10th
Inst, at ? o'clock 7. n. Tho friends of the fam.
LIZ arc Invited :
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AUGIILINs EXPECToRANT sY-

II AUGIILIN'S EXPECTORANT SY-
hRUP.-AmOng the many thlngs required d.
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HEALTH,
CoNToRT aud RASH this Syrup stands among the
arst It has been before the public now for 10
years and has given tho most entire satisfaction.
All persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and IIoARSENESS, should not be without Il, as
1t will afford speedy relief In most diseases Of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR CRoUP-Can be
relied on IN extreme cases. FOR WIooP1NG
CoUGH-Invariably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE TIIRoAT-Kcep tho Throat moist withIt
VIOLENT COUGHs-YIcld to It's continued uSc
Sold BY Druggists generally.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
Jams Main St., Wheeling.
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the STORE

Ts tlrst.clasB Brick, the nOrthwesterly thrlof a
substantial and elegant block. erected In 1867. Il
d situated In the ,cantre Of business, In the
beautiful and iIourIshIng City Of Marietta, Ohio,
and 10 - feet on Front street By 10 feet deep
three stories high, with q cellar under tho whole
II Il finished In the ineSt style, and there arc no
Landowner BtorG'rOOms In the State outside OF TIT
principal cities. The lot IA 81 feet by 100 feet
with rear front on Post street, and Is increasing
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SPLENDID PREMIUMsl
Best farmers Paper and the Best
-Lady's Magazine.

Tickets, We will give Orange Judd's American
AErlCulturlst for one year. ,Vi.uJ =
Any Lady sending US $40 for a club Of 10
Tickets, we will giye lGodey's, LAdy's Book for
one year.
Ea3-All persons who desire TO participate In
this Grand Distributor are requested 10 send
their OrdeE9 Ut once. DO not delay until tho last
moment, but forward your orders promptly, and
give MS time to mako the entries correctly.
k4l7 Remitt8nces may be made by Bank Drafts
Post 0fiee Orders, or Registered Letters. NFits
IlInGS and GddFEES pIglHlV. Orders containing
remittAnceS may be addressed to +. r. PEARcE,
Rsq., trustee. All other communications to the
undersigned. rH,l... .tt.a.ta
The distribution will be supcrIntOndGd by a
competent committee, and will positively take
aAHRnaaT
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WTONIEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young Men-thO true esti'
mate OF wOmAn-the happiness Of an honorable
marriage-lhe fearful Social Evils OF the day
the cause and cure. Sent nee, In sealed enVel'
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P, Philadelphia, Pa. jan28-d&w
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spEcIAL NOTICES.
DURNETT's FLAVORING E

DURNETT'S FLAVORING EX-
y TRACTs.-7HE uptrlodtv d AEls AZ.
traetF duSi,ts IN their prgfIet purity and grtGt
StrWeM. They arc warranted free fromthe pol
sououS oils and acids which enter into The COM
position Of mAGy OF the Fictitious fruit hAyoFS
now In the market. They arc not only truu to
their namcs, but are prepared from fruits OF the
best quality, and are 10 highly concentrated that
u comparatively small quantity only need be
used.
JOsErM BURNETT S Co.. Boston, Manufacturers
and ProprietoO For sale by all Grocers and
Druggists. rhlO'WM
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THE DRY GOODS

Are now, fashionable, Of the best quality In al
respects, nnd purchased expressly for tho retail
trA1e. Thoy consist Of llIg Cloths, Ca1slmers,
Dress Goods, DomcStlCs-ln short, a full line OF
all Goods usually kept In PlrStClAss Dry Goods
Store. The Goods will b. appraised BY two
merchants Of this clty-ThG appraisers to h cho-
zen by the ticket.holdeFs.
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WALL STREET AROUSED.
The Female. Brokers :. The First
Days observation-disclosures Of
r. their Reception by
r thh EtafFaaf -

*, tuelF 1G6GtpGl0u W
the 'EStreet."
Wall, Broad and New streets have an.
other sensation, and this time tine in which
the feeling Is unanimous and opinions arG
not divided. Two women, named reSpeC.
lively Mrs. Tennessee Clatlin and Mrs.
Woodruff, have leased the offices No. a
Broad street, formerly occupied by Gray,
who lately ,swinlled various parties iIf the
street out Of $30O, 600, and have establish.
cd themselves in business rs stock brokers,
The Seene " their Office yesterday beg.
gars description. fireplace WAS tlrOngCd
from carly morning until late vt night by
u crowd Of curiosity hunters, who gaxcd
ut the females and besieged them with
questions. The older ind more rcspectn'
bic dealers of the street remained at their
offices, discussing tho advent Of the female
iinanclen In the street, and there WIS Il
strong popular feeling against the persons,
not 20 much because women embark in
the business OfstOck brokerage us because
Of their antecedcnts
WHO THEY ARE.
About u year ago, ut No. II Great Jones
street, the parties who compose the stock
brokerage firm of Woodruff, CMtlin Il Co.,
were magnetic physicians and clairv0y-
ants. They charged $25 10 In advance
for their services, advertised largely, and
guaranteed wonderful cures For u time
business went on swimmingly. But at
Inst turn came In the tide. The clair.
VOyant powers becoming exhausted or
discovered TO be all humbug, thoy took
another tack and have anchored their
craft in Broad street. At the best such is
the strong popular feeling against them
that It will bc difficult for them 10 transact
any business whatever with other parties.
There seems TO be something OminOus in
the rental Of the rooms once occupied by
Gray, and whatever transactions they
mag have will be pretty sharply watched.
It Is said that Mrs. Cla1in has figured
VIGOROUSLY In the West as medium and
clairvoyant. 1t was reported TINT Com.
modorc Vanderbilt wAs assisting them to
carry on the business, but this assertion
tho Commodore's friends stoutly deny.
The scenes Of yesterday arc, to say the
least, disgraCcful in the extreme. Insult.
Ing remarks and shameful illusions were
carried to the cars Of the women (whO
pretended to he very busy in the transac-
ton Of their businGSs) by the thrOng that
curiOusly examined everything in the Of
fees, and who sang and whistled after the
fashion Of the Bowery pit. A short,
speedy winding up Of the firm of Wool
hull, Clafin i Co., Is pretIicled.-Ne,o
York Times
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THIRTY DEADLY PoISONS, AC-
i. cordlng to the journal Of Chemistry" are
sold Ia this market to change tue color Of the
hair. The Medical Gazette Says that they arc
worthless as dyes, aud that their sale Il
CHIME" The proprIetorS dG'T not admit them
TO chemical InGlyHiS.
CristaLOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye,
on the contrary, has been analysed by Professor
Chiffon, the great analytical chemist, and pro
nounced absolutely hdrmItS, as well US efficient.
SOC his priNrn c<r'IF oGtr. at CrlStadorO', AStOr
House, New York.
CRISTADoRO'S HAIR PREVENTATIVE, as
Dressing nets like charm on the Hair AFTER
DyGIng. Tryit febSdSw
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All persons having ClAlmB against ma ,,,o
please present them Tor settlement, and Al W, w
sons knowing themselves indebted, Wili sliIS u
call and settle on or before the lat day al ~
next, as all accounts mnat be closed by thS, IL.
dAWss fas'l 80 d. SCH NM. u'
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Mr.. Corr, Mr.. WHEAT and Mr. STURGIss.
Before II was disposed of the hour for the
special order arrived and It's consideration
was suspended.
Mr.. BALLARD Of Monroe, under q suS.
pension Of the rule, offered q joint resolu.
tion to raise special committee Of three
from the House and two from the Senate
10 visit the Penitentiary and make d
thorough examination of It's condition and
management, and report TO the Legisla.
turG. Mr.. BALIARD said he was not sat.
isfCd with the action taken by the House
in reference 10 the Superintendent, because
he Ind not tho necessary information tC
know that 1t was warranted by the facts
Mr.. STuRGlss said all the iacts Il WIS
possible TO obtain by new investigation
were embodied in the report Of the joint
committee Of the Inst Legislature, which
Ind been laid on the members desks. Mr.
BALIARD's resolution was not agreed To
The House resumed tile consideration
Of the Clay md Nicholas election case
and was addressed By Hon. BENJAMIN
STANTON, counsel for the sitting member
and when he hatl concluded the House
adjourned.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 0, 1870
Prayer by Rev. VIM. NJ. Mullrnix.
House Bill, to amend tllc Code in rGla'
ton to suggestions on judgments Of jus
ttccs, was passed.
HILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. BOHEMIAN, from the Judiciary
TO change the time OfhOlding the Courts
In the 9th Circuit.
BY Mr.. DAYTON, QrOm the Committee
Oh Internal Improvcmcnts)-TO prohibit
the establishment OF ferry at Elk River
Bridge.
ByMr DoOLITTLE, from the Commit.
tee on Humane ind Criminal Institutions)
For the establishment Of the West Wiz.
ginM Institution for the Blind.
By Mr.. YoUNG-.Dirccting the Auditor
To collect the revenue OF POcah0ntas
county, for the year 1865.
by Mr.. WIISOS-TO refund TO Messrs.
Brady and Armstrong certain taxes or.
rOncOusly assessed against them.
RESOLUTIONS OFFERED AND ADOPTED.
BY Mr.. LEONARD-That tho Committee
Oh the Judiciary consider the propriety Of
so amending the Code, that Constables
may be compelled to receive fec bills for
collection.
By Dir. LEoNARD-Tlat the Committee
on tue Judiciary consider the propriGty Of
authorizing Recorders to celebrate the
rites Of matrtmony.
A message from the House transmitted
u Joint resolution removing G. S, McFad.
den, Superintendent Of the PGnitcntiary,
from Office.
Tie resolution, together with the report
of the committee appointed to investigate
the charges, was referred to the Commit
tee Oh Humane and Criminal Institutions.
Mr.. DooLITTLE, from the said last
named committee, reported a joint reso-
luton authorizing the Board Of Public
Works to make temporary provisions for
the CarC of the Insane OF the State now
confined in jails Lies over.
The Senate Joint Resolution instructing
the Auditor in his next annual report 10
give IN detail certain expenses Of the State
government, was adopted.
Adjourned.
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ClTOOKHOL D ERB N Onion
y STREET RAILWAY.-Thc annual r m..,;-
OF tho stockholders OF the UitlzenS' ROT'utlls
Company, and election Of Directors, SIlI ~
place on Saturday, January 29th, at SO'rIo.E !.
H., In the Council Chamber OF the CITY BnIISHi.E'
,L,, IF N HARRY CALDWELL,
Janlb q . 3. a'.s SeCfenIT
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n, CRANsLE. J.pALzxII. Pm. ECCLE
The City B ank,

INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY
IL prepared 10 conduct all business appertainlng
10 Banking. m
Deals In Bills OF Exchange, United States,
State and County Bonds, Gold Coin aud oil ne'
gotable securities, at fair rates.
Notes and Bills OF Exchange discounted.
Collections made for Merchants, Manufacturers,
Banks, Bankers and others, on MI accessible
points In the United States and Canada.
Drafts In sums TO suit purchasers on all the
principal, Cities and Towns In Germany, Great
Britain and Ireland.
Deposits solicited. Interest allowed on Special
Deposits.
j. DALZELL. Vice President.
feb7 F. II. RCCLES, Cashier.
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p-Ths advertisement OF Berkeley & Dpston'S
"GrAnd Property Distribution" to lake place IN
Marietta, March 81, 1870, will attract attention
The property they Offer Il Of the best In Marietta
and the complete responsibility Of Mevars. Berk.
ley q Dutton, who are among our most pronii.
nent business men, will be fnlly accorded By
every person who knows them. -.RGFiett1 Rs0lS-
Ter.
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What Those who know the Firm say,

The undersigned take pleasure In teStlIypg to
the honesty and straight -forwartlueaA Of the
MeSSrs Berkeley d Dutt0n, Tho patrons Of thnIr
DISTRIBUTION eau rest assured That the ntmost
that oil will have equal chances IL the prizes 1t.
Eered They would further state that tho Valna-
ton put upon the property, 10 not fctitIouS, bat
real, aud 10 10 every reapect % represented
L. W. CHAMBERLAIN, Probate judge,
LEWIS ANDERSON. County Treasurer.
J. Y. RAMSEY, Comfy Auditor.
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hISS01UTI0N-TIIE FIRM M
W. AIegl GlA1& Klo8YGs dlSsOlyed n ~
1t H McCieiIah retidng. n llSSf7 = ! ~ '0
Tho buaincSs will be continued under he ,,,l.
Of c. d. Knox s. Co. ''T
JHnlO MCCLELLAN 4 RSoy
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A WAY WITH sPECTACLES.
AAold eyes made now, easily, without doctor
or medicines. Sent postpaid IN receipt Of 10
cents. Address DIR. Z. B. FoOTE,
100 Lexington Ave, n. Y.
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DISTRIBUTION or BRRKLEY 4 DurroS.-It "a
proper 70 remark that welfare personally &C.
QuRintOd With the gentlemen who compOSe the
dFm, and theIr reputation for integrity and honor
stands d6bGEyedly high. Those who purchase
tickets may be RgdnH6d Of being honestly dealt
With. We Say this on our own reSpOnhbilIIy..-
NaFlEttG TTRIEI. febi0SAt.eoTw
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.

WTANTED-BY a WHOLESALE
w Hardware House Ia Philadelphia, Sales
man controlling strictly prompt and reilaDle
trade. Address, No. S2i Spruce street, thllAael'
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NO.PARTNERsHIP.-I HAVE As
~ soSI4ted With ne y tho Merchant Ta ill.,
nS ga' nS :o1t a. ~ og stand soSar No. m N,a
Schambrn. Under the frm name Of d SrS,sS,i.l !.
i Sous, by whom the business IN all Ia bsSHapph
will, hereafter, bO conducted. ThAukiuI ~ ynr'
toners and public In general for past Gsy",, Gus
respectfully EOliclt continuance Of tho Nm. Nr
b D. SCuAlIBR4
W. II. SCIIANBRA
z. L. SCIIAMBRI'
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Spring opeulnE Of Paper Patterns March lat,
l676 Mrs. Binders recent visit 10 Paris enables
her TO receive Fashions, Trimmings, aud Fancy
Goods superior 70 anything In this country. Sets
Of Patterns for Merchants and DreSs Makers now
ready. DR8EsEs AND CLOAKs made In twenty.
four hours notice. TRINMlNOg, Laee9, Gloves,
Ribbons. JewelIy, Fans and EmbrolderieO, Cor.
PERIN0 MACHINES for sAlO. Goods sent by IL.
preIl TO all parts OF the CnIou, febl
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RIO COUNTR Y MERCHANTS
i lIeIng desirous Of quilting business by the
Ilrst Of April next, offer my entire stock OF
Boots and Shoes In lots u suit retailers at Fast
crn Wholesale Prices.
Dealers visiting tho City will do well 70 call
and examine my STOCK hefOry buying, belng ~
suFed that no misrepresentation Will be made 10
Influence salrs. ALEX. II. FORuEi,
frhIO .ea. 10 Main Street.
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u 10 l. r. .fL....
u 100 barrels Hamilton, Ohio" Mills xxx
Family Flour.
inst received and for sale by
fcb9 II. REILLY.
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iWT A N TED.
!, W. 20 Shares STREET Railway Stock.
: is Shares Peoples hank Stock.
10 Shares Stock National Dank ". Va,
TH0S. O'BRlES,
Glin Real Estate Agent.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

WHEELING, Feb. 9, 1870.
Prayer by Rev. Samuel Young Of the
Senate.
Mr.. FLICK from the Committee on
Counties, &c, reported back House bill
No 40. with adverse recommendation.
Tabled
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to deprive citizen of this right to vote
than Of his right to property. How then
can a law, which simply requires that,
before party shall be deprived of his
rights his guilt shall be legally proved,
be called revolutionary.
At night the Court House was again
filed and the audience for two or three
hours listened with profit and pleasure
to speeches from Messrs Joseph Sprigg,
H. G. Davis and others.
The enthusiasm manifested and the
eagerness displayed to obtain informa-
ton on the issues OF the campaign by
both Democrats and Republicans argues
well for the success Of our ticket.
There is no doubt of the election Of
Henry G.. Davis as Senator from this
district and Jacob will poll an immense
vote here.
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New York Money Market.

NEW ! ORh, July -.
GOLD-Thc market opened with less
excitement to-day. There is an impres!
sion that negotiations for pacific solu-
ton of European affairs are in progress.
The German bankers who inaugurated
the bull movement in gold sold at l2O,
and to-day few bought again at the
decline. Prices opened at ll9l, but
under advices that cOnsuls and bonds at
London were higher, the premium de-
clned to lis, when there was quite Il
rush to sell. \ slight reaction occurred
during the afternoon, but closed up at
llSI. Clcaramces to-day 81 ,6Sj 900.
Estimates of specie shipments to-mor-
row range from one to three million.
Carrying rates 7@6 per cent. currency,
and I per cent gold.
MONEY-HaS ruled easier at 5a 6
per cent. on governments and 6GI per
cent on call.
EXCHANGE-Duli at 100.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Opened
steady but dull, and close firm, the Eu-
ropcan news being considered more ia,
vorablc. The following are the closing
quotations Coupons Of 81, ll2!; do
'G2, 1881; do '6l, 1889; do '65, 1888;
do new, 1911; do 81, 1913; do '6S,
l0S!; lO-40s, 1863; currencies, 10Y.
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Democratic and Conservative
ai Township Meetings. Hf

The Democratic and Conservative voters
of Ohio county are requested to meet at
the places of holding elections, in their
respective townships, on
SATURDAY, JULY Esd, 1870,
To select by ballot three Delegates from
each township to represent them in the
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION, to be
held at WEST UNION, July 9th.
Also, to select by ballot three Delegates
for each township, to COUNTY CONVEN-
TION, to meet in the City of Wheeling, at
the Court House, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on
MONDAY, JULY 18th, to nominate candi-
dates to MI the various county offices.
Also, toSelect by ballot proper, persons to
fill the various Township Offices, to be voted
for next October.
In the townships OF Triadclphia, Rich
land and Liberty, the meetings will be open
al 2 O'Clock p. VI. and remain open not less
han two hours; in the remaining town.
ships at o'clock p. NJ. and close at 9.
The Committee would respectfully recon-
mend TO the voters of each township, when
assembled in Primary Meeting, that they
open poll books in the usual manner at
elections, and record the names of all who
vote for delegates ut such meetings.
by order of the County Executive Com
r.it,c.
\. ]. SWEENEY,
>...H. - JAS. MAXWELL,
Es II. =. THORNBURGH,
j. W. BORING,
JOHN II WELL,
GEORGE HOOK.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

rpHE THIRTIETH SESSION OF THIS
Institution will commence on MONDAY,
the 18th of SEPTEMBER, 1870, ana terminate
ON the 18th of June, 1871. 1t Is romantlcai-
Is situated i'm the midst of ,he beautiful
and healthy hill-cOuntrv of the " Panhan-
die" OF West Virginia, easily accessible by
railroad or river and surrounded with the
most favorable influences for student life.
II has Il property in Endowment, Build
ingS, Apparatus, Library, &c. of over $780,
Us and Is thus enabled TO sustain faculty
and furnish facilities for thorough educL-
cation of the very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are provided for
both public and private boarding, and I'M
furnished rooms will be let TO students who
wish To board themselves.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.. Regular Lit
rrary Course, including the Ancient Lam
guageS for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts.
> Literary and Scientific Course for the
p.Tree of Bachelor OF Sciences. j hc
Course for Master of Arts. 1. The Course for
Master of Sciences. .. Special Courses In
Practical Chemistry, civil Engineering, &c
Detailed information as To these Courses
will b. found In our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.-Ihe lnStllu-
ton has a complete set OF Philosophical
Apparatus, and students who wish IL arr
trained in the use of Field Instruments
also a thoroughly lifted up Lnbratory, i"I
practical instruction and work IN Chemical
Analysis. and an ample Museum for the
study of Natural History.
TERMs.-Tuition, $50 per session. BoaroI,
Ing from - To So per week. Unfnrhlsheo
rooms - per session 10 each student. pre-
pairing for the Ministry. Free tuition 10
SONS Of Ministers of the Gospel OF All de
nominations.
For further particulars apply for c'lta
l"guc TO Professor {. l.. Loos, Secretary, ol
L" w. X. PENDLETON, President,
JylS Bethany, West va
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NOTICES.
Money to Loan.

TINHE WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT
of the Life Association OF America Is
now prepared To make Loans for periods
of not less than one nor more than five
wears. secured 10y deeds of trust on unin-
numbered real estate, situated within said
department. Applications may be made
To any member of the Executive Commit
lee or To the Secretary at the office of the
Company, No. 100 Market street, Wheeling.
w. Va.
Executive Committce-Alonzo Loring,
Geo. w Frlnzheim, Morgan l.. OFT, VIM.
Il. Woodward, a. VI. Adams.
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