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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-07

he feels confident Of being able to give
satisfaction to all corners. 4 stock OF
their own work always on hand, war
ranted TO be well made and Of good stock
All orders promptly filled Give them
call ID door above Nyiuns Drug Store,
81
Blank Books of all styles, sizes and
prices, and anything in the Blank Book
line furnished as cheap, il not cheaper,
than the same can be bought in Chicago
call and examine prices before ordering
from Chicago
Sj i. LAWRENCE.
FARMERS if your water mills are dried
up come and get your grinding done at
the Mineral FONT Steam Mil Grinding
done on the shortest possible notice, aud
n ] worth warranted
35--tI VIM B. DAVE
SELECT ScHoor.-Mrs G. L. Smith will
open select school, in one of the lower
rooms Of the Seminary bnildinr to COM
mcnce Monday sept lth 352w
CHEAP TrAs.-Black, Japan, Thea
nectar and Gun Powder at 81 per pound
Also fine quality of English Breakfast
at Wm. TcasdaIe's grocery store.
1nE wagons and carriages turned out
by Quillaash Il Kncal, of Linden cap,
| tiyaie all who see them and they are
receiving orders from all parties Of Iowa
and Grant Counties
For any article OF household furniture
70 to Theoph. George two doors above
the Presbyterian church He will sell
you ms good articles for as little money
az any dealer in the West IS
The stock Of ladies' and ch)drens
shoes at the City Store embraces every
size and grade If you want shoe for
pretty" OF strong, 20 to the City Store
Go to the city store for bargains in
dress goods Of every description,
croquet $, Sc, 81 and S per set, at
the 7 o Book Store. 35
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-07

Mineral Point, Sept, 5, Is7l.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-07

CnoIrE patterns Of dress goods for Fall
wear, at II r O.borae's see them before
Won buy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-29
Commissioners Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID circuit Court Of Ohio county, State 81
Nt>, Virginia, rendered on the 18th day OF
Mach, Isl, in Il chancery cause in said
Cut wherein Walter Marshall is plaintiff
AMI William Armstrong, administrator OF
'u-r>ioI- Of Robert Marshall. deceased, and
William Marshall, Robert Marshall, James
Marshall. Joseph Marshall and Mary Mar
y! al, heirs at law of the said Robert Mar
shall, deceased, are defendants, j will, on
saturday, the 9th day of May, 1871, at 10
p'c!uck \. NJ, proceed TO Sell At the front
ipOr Of the court House of said Ohio coun.
y, al public auction, 10 the highest and
"St bidder, the following described proper
y. 10 VII: Lot numbered IS, in Jonathan
LH~ addition to the city of Wheeling.
>tld lut Il IN the First Ward of the city
(" Wheeling and is bou gded on the south
by Chestnut alley, on the west by Market
street, fronting M feet on Market street and
running THENCE an equal width parallel
with said alley about 2i3 feet. said lot will
m >od IN two separate parcels, one parcel
A.ug east and the other west OF the centre
pi The National road.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third in cash. the
't'atadrr In two equal payments OF one
AMI two years, with interest from the day
oi sale, u be secured by bonds duly execu-
'"i with good security, and title retained
Gh'H further orders OF said Court.
X. ii. COCHRAN,
apr3i Special Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-29
ChicawO Market.

CHICAGO. April2S.
CATTLE-Quiet and weak at yes,
terday's figures; shipping steers SOLO AZ AZ
Sc 1906 SO for prime to choice; 20 oo
az 81 for good; IS 25@6 40 for far;
S. 40 for medium; uneven dressed stock
steers at 81 5O@4 SIS for mixed to good,
with an unnatural feeling drove SOTO
at s. 5O@5 IS, but sales were made al
"a 25@5 IS for common to good lots.
HOGS-Active at an advance OF 10
@25c, closing easy; sales were made a.
s. 5O@5 70 for good to choice: % AVG
5 As for medium to fair. and IS l9@
5 25 for common and mixed lots.
FLOUR-Shade more active and un-
changed.
GRAIN-Wheat dnll; sales for cash
at 81 2la; closing at 81 22t; seller May
closed at 81 zig, and seller June at
81 243. Corn, fairly active; closing al
SIC for new No. 2; SIC for No. 2, and
531c seller May. Oats, quiet at 1910
46ie for regular 47@47ac for fresh.
Rye; held firm at S2@S3c. Barley
quiet at 85c.
HIGHWINES-At874c
PROVISIONS-Pork better at ST. 70
for cash. 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-29
Commissioners Sale.

Rl VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- 'irrult Court of Ohio county, State of
Mt@I Virginia, rendered on the 18th day Of!
NpNrmOcr, 1853, in cause in chancery
wherein Joseph W. terrel was plaintiff and
l"'i Wills, the C mmitteeof John Low,
,"A'tic, May y. Low, wife Of the said John
,n'"' and Clara Low, William Low, John
H"' IT., George Low, Burgess Low and
NAe Low were de:endents, / will, at the
.'n' door of the Court House in said coun-
q al !! o'clock A. NJ, on Saturday, the 9TH
ny o' May. ISL, proceed 10 sell at public
'''loh 10 the highest and best bidder, the
owing described property, or so much
.'t.p. ~ nj satisfy the plaintiffs claim
500, with interest from November 10,
- Ahil' paid and the costs of said cause
.'' ui lh!S N,le, viz: Being a certain tract
'n' NJ land in the town of West Liberty,
q" 'l" county, West Virginia, and known
.'''rhty-twO (12J feet of the north end OF
I> numbered ~, % aud ~, decided to said
I'm W.. Low by u. W. Hedge and wife June
-, -, ~. ana OF record in said county in deed
,,,' A -. page iSi. Said property Will be sold
1871 10 the contingent dover estate Of
"r sud Mary 4. Low.
,, 'hHHN OF SALE. -Oue-third ctsh on day
NTar' "he-'hiId n six, and one-third in
,.e month with interest on deferred
gSnitutN iI"m day of sale until paid, pur-
-,>'L I" give hOnd with approved personal
~. ny ami title held until further order
,"nit r. II. COCHRAN,
1P~t SpppIal Com missioner
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-29
cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 70.
COTTON-Firmer; middlins at l49
l4tc; low,..at l3@l3fc ordinary to good
lOi@l2ic.
FLOUR-Unchanged, and supply
light fancy brands at s. 5O@7 w.
family at 81 20@6 49, super fine at
Sc 4O@5 65; low grades at "a 5000 w.
GRAIN Wheat offerings light
winter red at 81 33@l "a; No. = at
81 3l@l 81; hill at 81 40; white at
81 456l AZ. Corn, receipts liberal, and
demand limited at 57@5Sc. Oats
weaker; white No. | at 57@5Sc; No; z
at 54655c; mixed at 50@54c. Barley
scarce and firm at 81 0S@l II:
HAY-Fair demand and prices I'M
changed at sl2 0O@20 on.
OILS - Linseed, fair demand at
81 90; lard at 95@9Sc.
PROVISIONS-Stronger; an advance
of SOC asked on mess pork; sales OF 400
barrels at $lS 90. Bulk meats in bet
ter demand; shoulders at &c; rib sides at
7I@7sc; clear rib at 7t@sc; clear sides
at 8i@Ssc. Some holding at an ad-
vance Of s@ic on these rates, No
sales.
LARD-Dull and nominal; head and
gut at lOi@l0sc; city kettle at 1870
l5c.
STRAIGHTFORWARD active; New Or
leans at S3@l2lc for raw, clarified at
1880 soft at l24@l3ic; hard at 1910
l4c yellow at ll@l2c.
WHISKY-Steady at SIC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-29
Hoohand's German Tonic

Was compounded for those not inclined
to extreme bitters, and IL intended for use
In cases when some alcoholic stimulant Ii
required In connection with the Tonic prop
critics Of the bitters. Each bottle OF the
Tonic contains one bottle OF the Bitters,
combined with pure SANTA CRUZ RUM,
and favored in such a manner that the ex-
treme bitterness OF the bitters Is overcome,
forming preparation highly agreeable and
pleasant to the palate, and containing the
of the Tonic is g. SO per bottle, which many
persons think too high. They must take
Into consideration that the stimulant used
Is guaranteed to be Of pure quality. A
poor article could be furnished at a cheaper
price, but is II not better to pay little more
and have good article? A medicinal pre-.
paration should contain none but the best
Ingredients; and they who expect to obtain
q cheap compound, and be benefited by II,
will most certainly be cheated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-29
he Virginia Fish Commissioners

The Virginia Fish Commissioners
have returned from their visit North.
They had excellent success, and think
the trip will result in stocking all the
waters Of the State with every variety
OF fish suited to the climate. Among
other places visited was the famous fish
farm of Mr.. Seth Green, in New York.
He has between twelve and fifteen
ponds, in each of which there are about
$500 trout. His breeding apparatus,
they say, is as perfect as could be, and
his Matching house will accommodate
1000 900 eggs. He has on hand from
$4,000 to 10000 trout for breeding pur-
poses, and can ship eggs safely any dis
lance. For instance, be sent $1,000
last year to California, ell Of which. ex-
cept $50, Matched. The Commissioners
feel assured that by using . shad bog
invented by Mr.. Green they can stock
all the waters Of Virginia with that
6sh. i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-29
DARIHG 1URGLARY.
Desperate Rencostre or . Lady with
- RurRlar

Desperate RencOntre or Lady with
- Burglar.
The Baltimore Sun says that most
terrible rencontre with burglar by a
lady took place about midnight on
Monday, in the county, near the north.
,ern suburbs of the city The dwelling
house entered is occupied by Mr.. Sar-
raeco. q music teacher, and his vile.
Sarracco being absent, the only occu-
pants of the house were the lady and a
colored servant boy about II years OF
age. 80. -..
The Lady states that about midnight
she was awakened by some one feeling
under her pillow and about the upper
part Of her person. She Immediately
sprang up into half recumbent posi-
ton, and asked, What do you want 2
seeing at the same time large colored
man standing over her. The reply was,
Hush, or I'll kill you" Mrs. Sar-
racco, who is~A large and muscular
woman, evidently weighing not less
than two hundred pounds, Instant!
jumped from her couch and grappled
with the negro. The contest must have
beeQ a terrible one of strength as was
evidenced by viewing the apartment
yesterday, when finally the man drew
the weapon which has recently become
80 popular with colored desperadoes, q
sharp razor, with which he inflicted
several cuts on the face OF the lady, she
bravely holding on to him all the time.
Finally, the man became desperate, and
inflicted a severe cash across her throat
the razor cutting downward toward the
breast bone, and merely grazing the
windpipe. Mrs. Sarracco still held on
to the would-be- murderer, who gradu-
ally worked his sway toward rear
window, by which he had evidently
entered.
In the meantime the noise Of the
scutfie awakened the colored boy, and
he rushed up stairs to the rescue Of the
lady, but mis- footsteps were heard bv
the ruffian, who at once knocked the
bleeding woman down with his fist, and
after kicking her several times made
his escape out OF the window, leaving
his hat behind. He escaped just as the
colored boy entered the room. The boy
at once raised an alarm, and as soon as
possible assistance for the wounded lady
was at hand Drs. Grindrat and Page
were called in and dressed the wounds,
which they pronounced not necessarily
fatal, although OF very painful char
acter
The BURGLAR on leapng from the
window, had to pass through two gates
before quitting the premises to gain the
open ground. 1t was fully believed
that the weapon with which the wounds
were inflicted, was thrown away by the
burglar soon after quitting the house.
Nearly the entire day was spent in
searching for the weapon, and at length,
towards dark, policeman Widdefield
found razor, clotted with blood, which
was doubtless the instrument used on
the occasion. The weapon was picked
up just outside the second gate.
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New York Market.
New YORK, April %.

NEW YORK, April 20.
FLOUR-Dull and in buyers favor,
sales at s. 1906 on for super
fine State; Sc 0O@6 90 for extra
State; Sc 25@6 80 for choice do; S. IS
66 % tor superfine western; s. 0O@
Is for common to medium extra west
ern; S. 2O@6 g. for choice do; Sc 659
7 90 for common to choice white west
ern extra; Sc 1906 25 for common to
good shipping brands of extra do round
hoop Ohio; Sc 30@675 for trade brands;
s. 25@6 65 for common to fair extra
st. Louis and S. 1909 90 for good to
choice do, the market closing quiet.
Southern flour at s. 55@7 % for
common to choice d.; 81 1909 90 for
good to choice do. Rye flour is quiet
at 81 25@6 70. Corn meal is quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat without decided
change, sales at 81 40@l 4S for new
spring in store and afoat, 81 so for
winter red western and 81 45 for new
spring for May delivery. Rye quiet
Barley dull and unchanged. Barley
malt quiet Corn firm, scarce and lc
better, at 74@74!c for new mixed west
ern; Tic for yellow do. Oats dull at 65
66Sc for western and Ohio.
PROVISlONS-Pork; quiet and steady
at SIT O0@l7 so for new mess; $l4 90
ala 50 for prime, and $l5 50@l6 %
Tor new prime mess. Beet qniet at 8 10 90
@l5 90 for plain mess and SIS 00@
Il 90 for extra mess. Beet hams quiet
at S26 OO(629 90. Tierce beef, mac
tive at $26 O0@2S 90 tor plain mess;
$26 OO@29 90 for India mess. Cut
meats dull at ll@l34c for hams,
and 61@6ac tor shoulders; middles
nominal Lard dull at l0@l3sc Tor
steam and ll4@llsc for kettle.
BUTTER-Unchanged at ll6 &c
for western, and l5@35c for State.
CHEESE-Dull at S@Sfc for COM
mon to prime.
COTION-Opens rather more steady
with more doing at l4fc for low mid.
ding and l5sc for middling uplands.
PETROLEUM - Crude, firm at l2t
@l3c; refined, quiet and weak at 22t.
TALLOW - Steady at s4@9c;
stearine nominal at l0@llic.
WHISKY-Market quiet with 92i
bid and CSC asked.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpen-
tine, dull and lower at 10000 for ner-
charitable. Resins, are in better de-
mand, but prices are lower at 81 30 for
common; No. 2 dull at 81 4593 IS and
No. I at 81 1908 25.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-29
INTERNAL REVENUE RULING.
Liability Of Building Association.
to Certain Tax.

The Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nue. has written the following letter to
Supervisor Presbrey, of Virginia, con-
corning the liability OF building associ-
atoms to special tax as banking institu-
tons:
SlR:-This office is in receipt of a
letter addressed to Assessor E. H. Smith,
under date OF 18th instant, by Mr.. John
c. Bossieux, President of the Mutual
Building Fund and Dollar Savings
Bank" inclosed in your letter OF the
18th instant to this office. quote the
following from his letter:
Our institution was organized in
May, 1867, with an authorized capital
Of $500 900, and a paidup capital to
this time Of S9j,OU0. y We
have the building fund, the savings
fund, and, as far as necessary, the bank
ing, deposit, and discount which follow
all savings institutions. In the work.
ing OF the institution, about two-thirds
of our capital is absorbed in the build
ing fund, and the whole OF said capital
may at any time be so absorbed, as all
stockholders have the privilege OF Dor
rowing, at any Of the monthly sales,
the whole amount Of their stock,
should we have the money The resi-
due Of the capital is used ia the general
business of the savings fund. We
never paid the Department any other
tax than than the dividend tax, and
generally in paying this tax we have
made the inquiry if there was any
further tax to pay, and we have always
received an answer in the negative.
Presuming the assistant assessor to be
possessed of the necessary information,
we never made further inquiry. We
most respectfully submit that We have
always been ready to pay any demands
that were made upon us; that we never
refused or intended to refuse; that we
never never neglected or intended to
neglect or evaded in any manner any
tax whatever"
You are instructed in this case that
this institution is, and has been since 1t
was organized, liable to return each
month so much OF it's capital as has
been used or employed in the business OF
banking. This is understood to be
about one-thrd OF It's entire capital.
Being created with capital stock. it
cannot, of course, claim the exemption
accorded to provident savings banks, in
the provso Of section ITO, but is liable
to tax upon its average monthly depos-
its under the body Of the section, and 1t
is understood to have been so liable
from the first. 1t is also liable to spe-
cial tax, as provided in paragraph one,
section l9.
The material facts in the case should
be given to the United States district
attorney for the same reason as that
stated in the letter to you respecting the
Richmond Banking Insurance Com
pany." The Office does not, however,
feel disposed to determine upon the
question Of liability OF this institution
to general penalties without further evil
dence as to the intent You will please
cause such evidence to be procured and
forwarded to this Office. Very respect
fully, A. PLEAsANToN, Comm r.
OrIs F. PREsBREY, Esq, Supervisor,
Washington.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-29

AT a recent meeting Of the joint
board of operators and miners at Mauch
Chunk, Pa, to settle the coal mining
difficulties, somebody suggested the
name of President Grant as umpire. At
the mention Of Grants name miner
sprang to his feet, and with q keen wit
(and perhaps little truth) objected to
President Grant as umpire. for, said
he, You operators would send him lOO,-
0O0 tons Of coal as present, and the
cause of the miners would be gone up.
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commissioners Sale.

~ VIRTUE OF A DECREE Ot~IHE
X ,.ircu!t Court of Ohio county, state OF
H,,I Virginia, rendered on the 2lst DAY OF
Ws,,l. ISL. in cause in chancery pending
M"'v,s Cont, wherein Henry Meyer and
H.. III are. cumplaiuants and Caroline Ritz
W. w., ,ru,.r, are defendants, shall ON
day. the 25th Day Of May, 1871.
,,,sn,,Iock 4. NJ, proceed to sell at public
~ 49,, Ia the highest and best bidder, al
We, r..,uf door of the Court House OF ONO
&C. ,'..y West Virginia, the following de-
-.rlr,i property, that Is u say:
rrrulin.inurin part OF lot No. ~, IN square
y, situated on the west side OF Market
chimney aud John streets, it being the same
<<.'',,,.ily conveyed TO John kitz, who Is
p.,,rr licensed, by Nicholas thinner and
" y. h. decd dated October 9th, 1878. Also,
,,..,nu,h half Of the Outh half being the
'.-.. ,,IIrrn part Of that lot of ground stu
tl,7i Oh The west SHE Oh Marhet street, III
.n.. civ oI Wheeling, designated on the map
~ sid city as lot No. 10, in square No. Z,
,.,,r;IiIv known aS the LOckman property.
1.-TWO pieces Of property above described
'..,.,urr constitute one-half lot, and are To-
,,uiisuOuS 10 each other, and have
rufIr upun them one large twO-Story Drlck
.,,r... fp.r;her with other necessary out
,Tr..u ne. Ritz, the widow of John Ritz,
t...,,.,I having elected To retain her dover
.,.,.,r IA lie above mentioned property, the
Zinc wul b. sold subject To the annual
,,.,,,t.l,, Of TWO hundred and fifty dollars,
'l,.,,.,w,.r interest vi Caroline Ritz, as aSctr-
-grl.,,i ry the report of the commissioner 10
.g...u his cause was referred.
IE;u- Or SALE-One-lhird cash, and the
r.,,r,.i,irr IN two equal instalmeuts OF six
mi .wplyr months, or all cash, at the OPP
.Inu %. the purchaser. Deferred payments
p. H.,r interest from date, and the purchaser
ID, nv. bond, with good personal security.
fen IT,. deferred payments, and the ute re-
,.,,..l until fl.th,r order OF his Court.
J. III. GOOD,
.,,,t Special Commissioner.
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WEST. VIRGINIA
State Normal School ,
FAIRM0NT, W. VA.
J. q. GILCHRIST, A. NJ, Principal.

ITS OBJECT Is the preparation Of teach.
ers for Common Schools, High schools ana
Academies, not by special superncialitIes,
but by thorough scholarship, actual teach.
jng and the study Of the philosophy and
methods OF Education.
IFS MENTAL TRAINING f. equally
adapted TO those Uho do not intend TO become
teachers, aiming at the greatest benefit To
the student in the development OF mental
end moral powers and practical usefulness
In LIE.
COURSE OF STUDY includes the Com.
mon Branches, the English language In al
its departments, the Natural Sciences, the
Mathematics, Commercial Arithmetic and
Book Keeping, Vocal and Instrumental
Music, and tie Theory and AT OF Teaching.
SESSIONS. The Winter Session will
close March 18th, 1871, and the Spring Ses-
sion will commence April 4th, and close
June I'D, I'LL
TUITION Is FREE. Students attending
this school To be educated as teachers pay
no tuition.
Send for Circular.
r. n. PIERPONT,
feb2 Secretary OF IL Com.
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on Thursday. the Eighteenth day Of
May next,

anil thereafter from day TO day, until COM
n.,,c,i, commencing the sale each day at
I'll O'Clock \. NJ at the banking house
t,.ly occupied by said Institution on Mon
.,,,. >,rrrl la Wheeling, w. Va, sell at pub
lirmrlion for cash, the following property,
III:
iAr part lot and building on the north
side of ilOurOe street aforesaid, which was
,rnyr. II by william II. Woods and Others,
lp>,I ln,tiIu ion by deed dated February
IL. 10. and recorded in said office in deed
back Is, page iaS, subject TO the dover estate
81 Mrs. Mary Woods.
The part OF lot los in Chapline and Eof 5
,s.yt-I by the widow and heirs OF Thomas
NriU. deceased, to myself us trustee, by
iced dated March y, 1871. and recorded in
>,ui g. ilIce in deed book -, page 10y.
twenty-five shares Of the capital stock OF
he Wheeling Hinge Company.
Thirteen shares OF the capital stock al the
Merchants National Bank Of West Virginia
Al Wheeling.
one household safe. One gold watch.
\ lot ol valuable silver ware. A large
uumnrr ui literary and miscellaneous
work. ~Dmc superior wines, brandy,
Whisky ana cigars. 4 number of lltho-
,gapnS and paintings. stat iary and
,lurIE,. ornaments. a number OF articles
90, valuable furniture. y pew in ~. Mat
'5,w's Ep.Sc,p ti Church, Wheeling.
selling u, trustee. do not warrant; but
! .r.,l We the title To i've good, except against
'nrdpw"! estate i'm the property on Monroe
,r".r DANIEL LAMB,
.r.r.s Trustee.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
New York Money Market.

New YORK, April %.
MONEY-Continues easy at AGO
per cent on government and stock col
laterals.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Renains
firm at ITO for prime bankers sterlingi
ll0s@ll0f for sight. -.
GOLD-The market was strong THIS
afternoon and closed at HlA9lllt.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Strong
at the close, when the highest prices Of
the day were made; United States cur
rency skies at ll5t@ll5t.
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A Cincinnati dispatch says: The
formal opening Of the Newark, Somer-
sett and Strausville railroad, from New
ark to Somerset, took place Thursday,
and was the occasion Of q grand free
excursion.
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WANTED.

Fifty Competent Sales
,,,en-on salary or cOMinis-
H,on-tO sell the Wheeler q
wilson sewing Machine.
wagon and Outfit furnished
free Of charge.
wv. SUMNER & CO.,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.
ALEX. MARTIN, ID. D., President,
With a Full Corp OF Professors

OPENED BUT RECENTLY FOR PUk-
" poses OF instruction, this Institution
has already attained a very extensive range
OF patronage and support.
II possesses the finest grounds and build
ings in the State.
Glasses are formed I'm all the regular
Departments Of Collegiate and scientific
study.
Special advantages for thorough acquisi-
uon Of the Modern Languages, the study
Of Geology, and other branches In the In
terest OF Agriculture.
Chemistry taught according 20 the new
and only correct system
Teacher Class every Spring Term.
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus.
TUITION from els 70 "a per year.
FALL Tern begins sept. 9TH. WINTER
December 9Th. Spring, March list
Commencement, June 18th.
k4-Send for q Catalogue.
GEo. c. STURGIS3,
Lg Secretary BOARD Of Resenh-
Morganfown, w. Va, July %, lEO.
sep2 .aE