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AprAalYiS AND MVSEUM.
West Virginia University
1871 "a.

T!NiiE LAST CATALOGUE SHOWS AN
i Attendance of IA students at this In
stitutiOn. Five distinct Departments of ILL.,
Strucliun, with a full corps OF competent
Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages;
Mathematics, pure ana applied; Psy chol-
ogy. Ethics Political Economy, Logic,
Rhetoric, the Sciences &c, DC, carefully
and thoroughly taught. Practical Chem
i>iry and Physics, illustrated by appropriate
apparatus. SPECIAL advantages for the study
OF Geology.
4 gouu Library. Extensive Cabinets of
Miucralrgy, GEOLOGY AMI Chronology, to-
gcthCr with many specimens in other de-
parlmcniS of Natural History. Fine build
ing-. beautiful and healthy location, good
society.
FAIL TERM begins Sept. 9Th. Winter,
December olu. SprinS, March 10Th.
Commencement, June 2Oth.
BpHIding from u Osi per week.
Tuition :, > 10 - per year.
For fu.ther Particulars inquire OF
.ALEX. MARTIN,
President.
Norg,ufNyvi. W. VI. Ter
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..HAN CHURCH LOT,
: .aE. John streets, viii be
7 .. %" I, 10 responsible par
H.H., Dwelling or mgr-
Apply 90 GEUkGE ".
j. L.NMER, or HENRI
g. OF the English LIlh-
svpJ
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lSlI.OIl.

HE KEEPS On HAND, IN STORE AND
Smoke House:
Sugar Cured and Plain Hams,
Clear sides and Shoulders,
Sugar Cured Dried Beef.
All Oiihc best quality and Will be SC.H 81
OWESf market rates.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

UIHE THIRTIETH SESSION OF THIS
l Institution will commence on
Monday. 18th September, I87L
and terminate on the 10Th OF June, 1872. 1t
is Economically situated in the midst OF the
beautiful aud healthy hill-cOuntry of the
Panhandle" of West Virginia, easily ac-
ccSSiUIc by railroad or river, and surrounded
with the most favorable influences for stu
dent lie. 1t h;tS property in endowment,
Buildings, Apparatus, Library, &c, of over
s3jU, UJ and j., thus enabled to sustain fac
u,ty and furnish facilities for II thorough
education of the very first order
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.

] u
OF WHEELING.
80 DIRECTORS:
SanI Mcclellan, George Mendcl,
T. II. Logan, ThUs. l.. ShsACrOAs,
u. W. franzhci,n. in. Vance,
j. IL. HoSbT, ,.,. :, N Michael Reilly,
THIS COMPANY SOW HAVING BEEN
! organized live years, and in that time done
a successful business Is still prepared To
take RISKS AT fair rates on buildings oin!I
k,uiS, Merchandise, Manufacturing EstID-
li,hmcugS, Furniture, Steamboats, ana Car
goes on the Western Rlvc:s and Lakes.
This Company Oilers superior induce
mcntS To Farmers, whereby they can he
insured on Dwellings, IurY.lufC, Barns ana
contents, Tor THREE uT tive Years M c,tuCcd
rates. This being a state Company, with
TEE LtRIESC CASH ChrITAL
! paid in and surplus -: amy company In the
Stale and com D.,d OF some nincty-luGT
! Stockholders, most Oh whom are among our
| p,.~' business mon, recommends Iis2Ii Ia thc
! laY5.lh.o consideration 81 the lnsuElng pub
! lie, amt Splir.iS their patronage. Apr.Ich-
| u,Hr Tor insurance NIL be- promptly at
| tended 10 ~ ilr!r Office, ~. ~ MuHrO,
Street, or al iI,.I several agencies through
Oul he state.
sAML MCCLELLAN, President
Clio. MENIEL, Wee HvsIdcnl.
&. ". COEN. secretary.
4. l.. WILEY G'uciHl ! ent t''l-,
West Virginia Insurance Go.
80. Mcclure House Block.
CAPITAL 3lG5.OOo.
TAKES RISKS AT TIE LOWEST
rates on Buildings Oi all kinds, FurnitU!",
| Household Goods, Merchandise and Goods
III Transit. ......
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DIR, JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, graduate rom one oi the most en-
inent Colleges IN the United States and the
greater part of whose life has been spent In
lie hospitals OF London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known
Many troubled with ringing in the head
and ears when asleep great nervousness,
being alarmed AT sudden sounds, bashill.
Ness, with frequent hluShing, attended some
times with deragement OF mind, were cured
I Immediately
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u T,SES
~ 80 ~ 9
- EGticc.

.. CITY GAS WORKS
Nr. 10 No. - MONROE
.urriy "cCupi d by the
e Institution.
tNW ELL, Secretary.
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are provided for both public ana private
boarding, and unfurniShe rooms Will be let
to students who wish TO board themselves.
COURSES OF DESTRUCTION.
|. Preparatory course OF one year. 9. Reg
ular Literary Course, includingth the Ancient
Languages, Tor the Degree of Bachelor OF
Arts. j. Literary ana SCieut.c Course, for
the D"@Tec of Bachelor OF Sciences 4. The
course for Master OF Arts. D. The COURSE
fDr VI ester of Sciences Il. Special Courses
III vIaCilca! Chemistry, ClvI Engineering,
Gc. detailed Information rs to these
LUurSrS viii be found IN uur Catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MVSEUM.
IEc Institution IA, complete set of PHI
!rNUphlCu Apparatus, ana students who
wish ii are trained in the use of Field In
Struncni~--u'sO thoroughly fitted up La
bDratOry for practical instruction and work
in Chemical Analysis, and an ample Mu-
>clIm iJr thG>tudy OF Natural History.
TERMS.
Tuition has been reduced from $50 to $50
per session. Boarding from - TO - per
week. Unfinished rooms from 81 To SO
per session, and Tree Tuition TO sons of Mill
i>terS OF TIA" Gospel of all denominations.
For particulars apply for catalogue
~ Prot. {. l.. LOuS, Secretary, or to
". *. PENDLErON, President,
jy5 Bethany, West Virginia.
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TAKEPARTICuLAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by Il certain
practice INDUCED an VIXEN alone, "A habit
frequently !unIuri rom eva companions
~ III &cuuui, the effects of winch nrr nightly
iv!t, even when iriUUp, ana II not cured rru.
drT~ IuaGrias" impossible, and destroys brih
mind and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity That n young man, IN" hop,
Of his country, the darling Of his parents
should bc snatchcd from all prospects and
eUJoymCnts of lie 10y the cOnscgcnccS oi
dcyialng from the path OF nature and IN
dulginT In a certain secret habit. Such J,r-
sOuS must, before contemplating
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r., =. 81 PASSENGER TE Al NJ
ca i tia.----tfiIs, will run Dy the following
schedule on and ate. May l5i., lS'l-
Wheeling time:
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All -IIyEET.

]. ~ OYER hARDING'>
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that n sound mind ana bn!y are the
most necessary requisite, la promote con-
nubal happiness Indeed, without these
the Journey through life becomes n weary
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens la
thcNI,w, the mind becomes Swallowed with
despair and illicd with the melancholy re-
Election that the happiness Of another hc-
comes Diighted with our own.
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Especially, who have become The victims o.
solitary Vice, that dreadful ana destructive
habit which annually sweep 10 An untimely
grave thousands Of Young Men at the mos
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, VIII
might otherwise have en,rtucrt ils,enin
Senatcs with the thunder OF eloSuence, or
walked 10 ec>tacy the the thrilling Tyre, may
call with full confidence.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-16
How Richmond is Growing.

A correspondent writes from Rich
mOnu:
Business in our city is quite brisk,
and seems to be improving every day
there are more buildings in course of
erection at this time than has been
known for years. Nearly, if not I'LL of
the tobacco factories are ut work, aud
give employment to thousands of hands.
Our flour trade with the South Aneri-
can States is rapidly increasing, and
scarcely q week passes that from one to
four vessels, do not clear from our
docks, loaded with flour for South Am
crican ports. The scenes along our
docks arc very encouraging, as vessels,
are constantly arriving and discharg-
ing car9;''os, invariably finding return
freight
The trade between this city and New
York is immense. The New York
Steamship Company have six large
steamers on this line, AMI as much
freight ak they can carry. Some of the
merchants have organized company,
and placed upon the routa two steam
rrs in opposition to tho New York line.
They are tuilding here au iron scrow
stc;,,ner Of one thousand tons, which
viii! be placed upon the route in con-
junction with the two now running.
1t necessarily follows that merchants
composing this company save money by
shipping in their own steamers.
All OF the manufacturing establish
mcnts i'll and about the city arc Ill full
blast, and new ones springing up every
day, There arc hundreds of articles
fer which wo were depcn'lent on the
North before the war, made here now,
much better and as cheap ns thoy can
be bought in New York.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-16
Keen Accounts.

This is not performed by simply ell.
tcring every penny spent, but of SO bal
nncing receipts and expenditures that
ono may know every day precisely how
he stands with the world. Credit may
be helpful in an organized business
But when young men or women are just
beginning to earn a little money, it is
wise for them never to owe Il penny,
not even for a day II is better to go
without a hundred needed things than
to be in debt: and the poorer you arc,
the moro tyrannicale will debt prove to
be. It is wise for every young man to
refuse to incur debt, and to oblige him
self to keep u clear and minute account
of every cent gained and spent The
habit once formed, it will be as easy to
DO methodical in money matters as to
be carelcss
Parents should Bring up both boys
and girls to keep accounts. It should
be impressed upon them, early and
late, that business cannot be safely car
RED on without minute accurate record.
After II habit Of accounts is once form
ed, system i'll affairs and method in &C
counts become easy. Instead of him
dcrins they facilitate business, ccono-
mize time, give clcarncss to ones course
prevent compile ations, enable one ut
any moment to know his actual condi.
ton, and keep his estate So that if call
cd to leave it, he can do 80 without a
liability Of termentin3 his family or
heirs with q wretchod tapgle of vexa-
tions and disappointments. Therefore,,
keep accounts.-X W. RrccIn...
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-16
The River Interests Of St. Louis.

st. Louis carries on d direct trado
with nearly ten thousand miles of nav
iynble rivers, not taking into account
the numerous small streams Sho
sends her steamboats, up the Missouri
three Thousand miles to Fort Benton,
up the Mississippi eight hundred miles
to Minneapolis, down tho Mississippi
twenty five hundred miles to New Or
leans, up the Ohio thousand miles to
Pittsb1lrg, up the Tennessee nearly
three hundred miles to Florence, up
the Cumberland two hundred and fifty
miles to Nashville, up the Arkansas
over seven hundred miles to Fort Glib
SOD, up the White SIX hundred miles to
Black River, up the Ouachita six hnn-
bred and fifty miles to Camden, up the
Red River into Texas seven hundred
miles. The capital invested in river
interests is SG,000,O0o; number of
steamers enrolled, $50; number of
harges enrolled, 245; and the amount
Of tonnage registered il 200, 900 tons;
the number of persons employed OH
boats IS ), 600.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-16
Suicide OF a Child.
Fr<,.p f1,n ~ " Ysi,,,oo

Coroner Schirlner was notified, yes
t"r'lay, of the death, under most dis
tressing circumstances of Bertha Smith,
aged eleven years, at the residence Of
her mother, No. $50 Tenth uvcnue-
From the statement made by those con.
vrrsant with the facts it appears that on
Thursday the child desired to attend i
place of amusement, and asked permits
sion of her mother to do so, but WAS re-
fused. Bertha was greatly incensel Ivy
this refusal, and determined to go, not
:ithstanlinS her mothers command,
and i'll order to obtain tho necessary
money, secretly took the needed
amount from her mothers purse The
chile! seemed to have beeu Immediately
seized with renorse, and acting under
a Wild impulse determined to commit
suicide. Having read in tho newsp;l-
pors of persons destroying their lives
with Paris green, she procured some OF
the poison and swallowed it. lmme-
'tately afterward the act was discov-
cred physicians were called, but the
child was beyond aid, and died in great
agony at o'clock Thursday evening.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-16
1'r'ue Life,

The mere lapse of years is not life.
I" eat and drink and sleep, to be OK
posed to darkness and the light, to pace
round in the mill of habit, and turn
thought INTO All implement Of trade
this is not life. In all this but poor
fraction Of the consciousness of human
ity is awakened, and the sanctitics will
81 lmbcr which make it worth while to
b. Knowledge, truth, love, beauty,
goodness, faith atone can give vitality
to tho mechanism Of existence The
laugh Of nirtll that vibratcs through
the heart; the tears that freshen tho
dry waters within; tho music that
brings childhood back; the prayer that
calls the future near; the doubt which
makes us mediate; tho death which
>t.rlIcs us with mystery: the hardship
which forces us tostruggsle; tho anxiety
that ends in trust, are tho true nourisil
ment Of our natural being.-Hev Jls.
.Uurti2tcuM
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-16
Literary Items.

JOHN RUsKIN has undertaken to re-
viso all his works for republication in
q uniform octave edition.
THERE is u report that Professor
Goodwin Smith is to edit q magazine,
which will be published in Canada.
GEORGE BANCROFT, the historian, is
at present member Of 10 fcwor than
thlrty-one learned societies in Europe
SOME Young Americans in Co1stan-
tlnople have begun the publication of
n periodical in their own language, to
which they have given tho nu1nc Of
"Ararat."
The newest curiosity in tho way Of
books, is IL volume of old "MotIlrr
Goose Melodles, adapted and sot to
music.
GOTTA of Stuttgart, has just brought
out complete translation of SpinoSa'.
works, which is preceded by very full
life and critical estimate Of Spinosa by
Auerbach.
"GnINA's PLACE IN PnlLoLoGY is
the title Of book by Rev. j. Elkins,
soon to be published in London. 1t
will attempt to show that the languages
of Europe and Asia had common OH
gin.
Tie Athcnnum is glad to hear that
the new work upon which George elliot
has been for some time engaged, Il
story of English provincial life, will be
published III December by AIess1s.
Dlackwood & Sons.
CHARLES ScKlsNEK & Co., will soon
publish in four volumes Jewett's "Da-
logues Of Plato," described by Black
wood as one of the most splendid and
valuable gifts of literature chat has for
a long time been offered.
RICHARD H. DANA, tho Oldest OF
American poets, is four years the Sc
Nor Of Charles Spraguc, who WIS so
years old last Thursday John Neal
was born in 1894 and William G. Bry-
ant in November, 1897.
Miss Miriam Co1E, the author of
Rutledgo," "The Sutherlanls, and
other novels, has become Mrs. Sidney
$. Harris, of New YORK, and will short
ly appear in print with new story CHI
titled Orchard Vandermack.
BRET HAKrE's new volume, ''East and
West Poclns," includes number OF
characteristic verses of the Truthful
James style, together with the Phi
Beta Kappa poem Of last summer, and
the authors various poetical contribu-
tions to the periodicals during his resi-
dence in the East.
BYRoN's mystery" Of Cain has just
been translated into tho Czech lan-
r,1nre by nj. Dnrlik. and brnurht ont
at Prague. The National Society Of
Literature has also completed a trans
lation Of Shakespeare into that Ian
Suage-a translation which is said to
bo one Of the best cxtant.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-16
A YACHT CONTEST ABANDONED.
The Dn ie.s IL nd Livoniu Race Post
POnosl--rSvO of the la u II ticss's Gre w
WaslON OvcrbON rtl.

The Dn tiess IL nd Livoniu Race Post
Ponod--rvo of tho Daunticss's Crew
Washed Ovcrboa rtl.
From the N. Y. Tribune Of Thursday.
The Dauntless and Livonia were to
have sailed yesterday tho second cilal-
lenge race for SO guinea cup OH the
ocean course, from the Sandy Hook
lightship 20 miles to windward and re-
turn. When tho Virginia Seymour left
the foot of Dcsbrosses st., at 7: 10 a. M,
with the reporters on board, it was
blowing good sailing breeze, the sea
was comparatively calm, and everything
indicated n good racing day. At Quar-
;tntiue the Virginia Seymour took tho
Dauntloss in tow and the stakeboat soon
took the Livonia in tow in tho Narrows
When in sight Of the Hook the yachts
were cast off and sailed for the light
ship. Tho sea was becoming roug CHER
every moment, although tho wind con-
tinued about the same. Tho yachts LODI
tho Seymour, and were ut the lightship
when sho was still two miles behind.
Tho sea no." grew heavy and storm
appeared brewing. As the Seymour APP
preached tho lightship, the waves swept
over her from stem to stern. The cap-
tain was much alarmed, and positively
refused to go any furthur. He would
not even go to any of the yachts to ill.,
form them of his determination to re-
turn, hut Immediately steamed for
home. The yachts seemed anxious to
accomplish the race, and still held out
to sea: but seeing the Seymour, which
was to give the signal for the start,
turning back, they were also compelled
to return. The little Leon still kept
out, and was the last to turn her head
for home.
Two Of the hands on the Dauntless
were swept overheard, and, before as
sistancc could be sent, ono of them
Nucas Murray had sunk for tho last
timo. The other (Gustave Lausen) was
rescued and taken on board the Daunt-
less. The sailor whose body could not
bo recovered belonged to the crew of
the Columbia.
Yachts and steamboats, hurried homo
as fast as possible, and arrived safe at
Quarantine, where the former anchor
cd for the night. The Dnuntless and
Dreadnaught arc announced to sail u
match to-day on the ocean course.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-16
Won the Battle.

Three years and half ago there
came to our city crippled boy, known
to all the young as well as tho old folks
us Moses. No one knew his early his
tory, and few cared to enquire. For
1G years had he suffered under u terri
ble attack ofinfammatory rheumatism,
which had drawn his thigh joints from
their sockets, rendering his legs per-
fectly useless, and so crippled his arms
that he conld not raise them to his
head. This little Moses, with cheerful
conntenancc, wheeled bis cart about
our streets, honestly trying to support
himself by selling such knicknacks as
the boys and girls love. He asked no
charity; he scorned to be brggar.
If assistance was voluntarily rendered
him, he gratefully acknowledged it.
and always had smile and II kind
word for those who stopped t. trade
with him. Sympathy for him was mi
vcrsal and prevailed in all classes.
Boys wheeled him up and down the
streets and were glad to do it. The lit
tie girls begged pennies Of their parents
that they might tr,dc with Moses.
His little cart broke down, and our citi-
zcns raised large sum of money nnd
provided him with Il carriage that
luight be called sumptuous. Tic little
boy, AS VIC called him, passed AWAY
about two weeks ago, and sleeps in the
home of the silent dead. His name WIS
Moses Thomas, and ut his death was
about 81 years old, although no larger
than a boy of II. Cast of Ivy his futh-
cr, who lives somewhere in Indiana.
he has fought the battle of life nobly,
and, with all his disabilities, has never
been u town or county charge. - Lun-
sing Mpuh/ic,uu.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-16
Pictures in the Louvre.

The S0lOn care, Sctnctun1 SuuctO12tnl
of works Of art of all the great schools,
was opened for exhibition on the Gath
of September, the pictures belonging
to the Louvre Gallery having been
brought back from their exile at Brest,
replnccA jn thejr frames, md hung up
III their old places. There arc here, us
OF old. ID Raphaels, three Correggios,
nine Leonardo da Vincis, Is Titiuns,
and many others. In addition
to all the M',rrillos. eight or
ten in number, which used
to hang in tile se,ion care, the "Holy
Family" belonging to tho collection
Of Louis XVI, taken from the apart
mcnts Of the Empress Eugenie, is now
put next tho "Holy Family" by Ihl-
phael, III the place of another which
has been moved into the large gallery
where arc pictures of the Spanish
school. The magnificent gallery of
Apollo suffered seriously from the pre-
jcctilcs, Of the Commune. Walls,
carvings, Uobelin tapestries, we're all
greatly injured but it is hoped that
in the conrse of month, the chamber
may be restored to Tic public.
HORRIBLE CRUEIrY.-The Lancashire
papers report an almost incredible case
of wife tort,ring from the neighbour
hood Of Bolton A collier, named
Bradley, having some grudgo against
his sic, locked the doors OF the house
80 that she could not escape, and then
melted !. large bull dog to worry the
unfortunate woman. Tho details Of
her frantic struggle with the brute,
which were given in evidence before
the magistrate, arc unspc,lkably horn
bic. Slo was savayrly bitten in mary
places by the dog, her husband doing
his best to shut her off from all chances
ofcscape. At last, torn and bleeding,
she escaped from the house, and Brad
10y was given into custody. A surgeon
stated ho feared that ut one time the
woman would die, and several weeks
must clapso before she coulu be pro.
nollnccl completely out Of danger.
Nevertheless, Bradley escaped with
sentence of Imprisonment for six
months. --LOnlnu Times