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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-07
a Snake Thirty-Eight Feet Long Cap
tUTed in Kansas,

Readers of the public press will remember
a correspondence THAI appeared in one of tho
LeaEenWorth papers 10 j July, 1860, giving \
somewhat detailed account of monster snake
that had It's abiding place iu some of the hollow
places or caverns that exist under the eastern
mound OF FTedonia. The snake had bean
seen on several occasions and at one time. As
It lay coiled up in the sup, presented heap
about as big around and high Is u whisky
barrel. Its skin aad spots glisteued in the
sun, aud, on being sho; rt, rapidly unwouud
itself, and with head raised from i've to seven
ieei, escaped into its den. IL was seen several
times subsequently,, but could never be can.
tuFed, although numerous attempts 20 take
the monster had been made Several sheen
and three sucking calves mysteTiously disap-
peared around the mound, aud the generally
conceived opinion was that they had fallen
prey to the monster. The mound, from Au.
gust, 1869, 10 about the l.. instant, came to
be regarded with fear, aud was avoided on
particularly hot days as a dangerous place.
Our readers will remember that the frs, few
days OF the present month were unusually
warm, and enc Of these DAYS his snakeship
came out from his subterrauean abode and
stretched himself cut for January summing;
but the day proved too cool for his comfort,
and, while IN t. seuii-torpid condition he was
discovered aud captured. BY actual measure.
ment, II vas thirty seven feet nine inches in
length and around its thickcst part measured
iorty-threc inches Ii Was OF a peculiar
spotted color, between 4 blue and a black,
with deep. dark yellow spots. and large scales.
Alter It was captured. Drs. Upton and Barrett
had the monster skinned aud stuffed, aud
forwarded it to Woods Museum, Chicago.
huHsas Siatesn'aH.
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Aid for the FrenOh-A Little 0ontrasf.

Nothing can be more eommendabIs ana
PraiseWoTthy than the work now going on az
securing AID for the suffering. starving, people
CT France We trust it viii not stou untiiaII
possible has been done all over the eoup,rv "a
relieve the wants Of those who have suffered
50 terribly from the invasion. In many nl,cas
the French have been left with Absolutely
nothing There homes and lands hare beeH
destroyed aud Devastated, and all their li,tla
possessions stolen by relentless armies. inst as
the people OF tho South were robbed and pIup.
dered by the armies of Invasion during the
war between the States in this coratry.
But who thought of the South?
lew boxes Of old, Worn.out and dirty
clothing were sent from Massachusetts, ss an
insult, while white people aud negroes died
N greater numbers than the North ever kDev-
of from hunger and want.
france IS to day not SO much devastated by
the armies of the German Emperor as vera
the bright fields Of the South by Northern in.
yaders IN 1865. Everything was waste and
destItrtion in the South, and there were leFt
none TO AID the suffering. The whole country
was soon flooded with the prison birds, pests
aRd outcasts Of the North. and the perroes
were taken from their agricultural pursuits
aud made to do political duty, until many had
starved 20 death
This was the Christian treatment Of one
portion Of America by the descendants ofthe
witch burners and Puritans who had brought
about the dissolution o. the country, and who
had created all our internal troubles. Il IA
pleasant 70 know the same feeling does nut
exist toward tue poor, unfortunate people Of
France If 1t did. France would get Iittle Aid
from Amegica.-NeJ- York Dsra0cr,rs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-07

DEATH oT As ENoLIsH "CELEBR1rY."-
Mabel Grey has died of cousuunptiou, aud
London misses celebrity better kuosSu than
the thousands Of viTtuou5 and titled women
who passed her carriage on bottom Row with
nverted heads, and whose appeara:cc was a.
attractive TO the multitude as that of Princess
Alexandra herself Her portrait in the shop
windows claimed precedence o. that Of the
Bishop Of Oxford. She had dozen Peers in
her train, at one time was engaged TO marry
the heir Of one Of England's Oldest dukedoms
and numbered the naughty Prince of Wales
among her admirers. For three or four years
Mabel Grey has held undispuied sway As
queen Of the demimonde. long reign for the
sovereign Of that unstable kingdom, the glory
Of the concert hall. the unapproachable deity
Of all the cads Of London, aud the faVorito
aHecia;ion Of the golden youth. How we'll
she played her part Is shown 10y the fact that
only liberal annuity suficed to buy her Of
from the pursuit Of young and foolish no.
b!eman Of high rank, who had promised to
marry her. The good mothers Of London will
feel easier now that she Is finally removed
from the scene Of her wicked conauesta, but
the poor, to whom she was generous as If she
had been virtuous. aud more 50, will be the
only mourners Of Mabel Grey.-Bosfon Fosl.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

ALEX MAET!T, b. n. rarsrorxr,
With toll corr,s uf Profcs-urs.
{ irE"ED Dat rc'c"uT purposes Of instruct lion,
~ TINS ln.iiutlpU has already attained a very Cz-
trnsi'c ruH%" II patronage aud support
II p"'soaics the Eucst grounds and buildings in
the State.
Clesses src formed in al! the regular Departments
OF Collegiate ami Scientific study
SPecSI advantage tor thorough acquisition OF thr
M"hern Language, the study of Geology, and
ether branches IN the interest Of Agriculture
Chemistry taught according TO the and only
correct svEtCIn
Teao here Glass ever Spring Term.
vAluobic Cabinet and Apparatus
Tuition, from SIS to S24p 4perIesr.
FALt IERM begins September 7th; Winter, De-
ccnbcT 6tm Spring. March 2Ist.
CUfHme nCemcnt. June 18th,
GE-:end for Catalogue
GEO C STCRGISS,
Secretary Board of Regents,
Morgsniown, w. Va, August 10, ls7O-iy.
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POETIOAL.
THE BEW1TCHED TERRIER,

Sam Johnson was a cullud man.
Who lived down by the sea;
He owned a rat tau terrier
That stOOc 'h1ut one TO three;
And the way that creature chaWed Up rats.
Was gorjuss for to see.
One day tho dog was siumberin'
Behind the kitchen stove,
When suddenly a wicked flea
ugly little cove
Commenced upon his faithful back
With many junPs to rove.
Then up arose that terrier,
With frenzy IA his eye,
And. waiting, Only long enough
To make a touching cry,
Commenced TO twist hisscIG around
Most wonderfully sPry.
But all in vain, HE shape was such
So awful short and fat
That though he doubled Un hisselE-
And strained hisseIf at that
His mouth rs half an inch away
From where the vATmint eat.
The dorg set up an awTul howl,
And twisted like an eel,
Emitting cries of MISERY
Al every nip he'd feel,
And tumblins down and iutnFin' up,
Aud turnin' like wheel.
But still that lad, ow dacious flea
Kept up constant chaw
just where he couldn't be scratched out
BY any CcRCh of paw
And always half an inch beyond
HiA iAvictin's swapping jaw.
Sam Johnson heard the noise, and came
To save hiI RniInile;
But when he sec the Great spin-
htrkin' ali the while
He dreaded hider fohia,
And then began to riIs.
'The pup Is mad enough" said he,
And Iuggin' in his axe,
He gave the rctched terrier
pair OfawIui cracks,
That stretched him ou' upon the floor,
As dead as carpet tacks.
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MURDER TRIAL The trial Of Mr. Wn
W. johnson for the killing Of DR.. Wm. ri
Roberts, in Bedford couafy. Yirgiaia. COM
meuced on Monday las;, in Salem. RoaDoke
county, TO which the case had been removed.
ana resulted 10 the sequittaI Of the aecus.i
Of the charge of murder.
The difficulty causing the killing. arose
from the malrreatment Of dog beloneing 20
Mr johnson while in the oRe, OF DR.. Rob.
erts Full particulars Of the case we're given
At the time Of the occurrence.
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Scenes Outside Paris,

Il foreign paper Of recent date contains the
following graphic account Of the scenes around
Paris. LIS correspondent says:
TO day | have ridden mole than haIrround
Paris. Lagny is swarmiu. With German
tradesmen. hungry for business when once
they eau get into Paris, which is not vet al
lowed. Every road Is ihrOuged with the in.
habitants ct the country surrounding Paris,
pouring out Of the city ir which thsy have so
long been immurcd. You sec sad sights at
every step. Families gazing horolessly at
their shattered homes, OF women tImidly ask
ing permission o! the Germans TO be allowed
corner in their own houses wherein to shel-
ter their children. | have seen a French
noblemaD, visiting his own chateau, asked as
guest by the German occupants TO drink a
glass OF his own wine, aud profTered shake,
down in one Of his own bedrooms I have
seen delicate ladies, with jewels on their fin
gers, grubbing in the fields for frosted vege-
tables, while the nursemaids stood in the rear
with the sobbing children, and the father
mooned about picking up scraps of frewood TO
warm the damp hearth in the wrecked chat
eau. have seen the stupefed farmer gazing
dreamily on the battery ernplacer,ent, curn.
bering his fields, and at the shell craters l,e.
hind them, as if the solid works were spes,ral
aPpar!ucns and would melt away and leaye
the easy burrows, IT he only looked long
enough. Faces have passed me rot good to
look upon. Dark faces Of Franch ladies in
side carriages, with tigh:ened muscles and
eyes flashing full Of silent passion. as the Ger
man sentry stopped them in the ruined village
IN the rough Ieuton manner and demanded
their papers. There were Ic-id faces Of men.
too, with knitted brows and suppressed angry
despair working in each feature Yet tn
picture has its other side, thanks to French
adaPtabIlity and light hearteduess 4 family
tnds It's wine shop empty, and the roof %. =
ln couple OF hours things are patched up
somewhat; the buried bottles are unearthed
aud brisk owe. the counter trade is going
on. Another family turns up in an omnibus.
With imPedinents, including an assortment Of
babies and green umbrellas, only TO fad its
home tenanted By Saxon soldiers. Pack
closer is the order with the Teutons. Room
is made fer the newcomers. The corporsI
takes the baby, while the mother ,rie, what
ErbsTurss soup is like; and the old household
settles down into something marvelously ike
content. The nondescript appearance. Of the
French enligres is almost ludcrouz some
come out aTrayed in the pink of sorting attire
others in dress coats. met a young mar ON
a velocipede"
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NOTICE.

"A FTER three years'ex pcricuce in selling roods
~ on credit We hnd 1t impossible to conduit bu-
Ihe-s win PIont TO ourselves, end satsfactory to
customers. We will, therefor after the 18th yay
OF the present month. SELL GOCDS ONLY FOR
CASH OR PRODUCE. We make this change in
our business, knowing that II viii! Re to our in
terest. and feeling assured that it viii! result, 10 IN.
Advantage of our customers.
HILLEARY, WILSON & JOHSSoE
Summit pint Drt Is
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CHANGE OF BUSINESS.

IIASlNG changed our business from the credit
, sYsteEl TO the strictly CASH PLAN We will
thank al who ErCw themselves INDEBTED to us to
Sall and settle ihe.r accounts once. The change
tn eur busOess makes it necessary for US to close up
AL eeepunts now Standing on our bOoks, to enable
goods n the Very Loves: Prices for Cash, and We
peg that our former patrons will continue to us
thelr suPPort n our enterprise believing it will be
% thelr interest and advantage. as we'll as ours
ntLEARYs WILSON & JOHNSON
Summit Point Oct, IS, $50
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REuARKABLE WORKS OF HUMAv LABon.

RENARKABLE WORKS OF HuMAS LABOR.
-NInevah was fourteen miles long. eight vide,
and forty miles round, with wall one hun
dred feet high and thick enough for three
chario;s TO ride abreast Babylon vas Rity
miles within The walls. whieh,Eas seventy-fiVe
feet thick, and one hundred feet high, with
one hundred bTazen gates. The temple OF
Diena, At Ephesus, was 42O feet to the sun
port Of the roof. II was hundred years Ia
building. The largest Of the Pyramids is 4sl
feet high, aud 658 on the sides. LIS base
covers eleven acres. The stones are about
sixty feet IN length. and the layers are 2OS.
Il employed 800 900 men in building. The
labyrinth, in Egypt. contains 300 chambers
tnd twelve halls. Thebes, 10 Egypt, presents
ruins t8enty-seven miles around. Athens
was twenty-five miles around and contained
659.0O0 citizens and 400, 600 slaves. The
temple Of Delphos was 30 rich in donations
that it was p!uudered Of 6fty millions Of dol
lars. and Nero carried away from it two hun
dred statues The walls Of Rome vero tbir.
teen miles round
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-07

DANIEL WEBsTER's OPIHIoT OF BES
BUTLER.-C From the Albany Argr.s. s.l-For
several years Butler was a bIaring Democrat,
lie was delegate 20 all national cunven ntious.
and made himself conspicuous by his servile
devotion to the slaTeholding interest. A, the
trial of Dr. Webster. Butler attracted soma
notice, and gentleman who had me, him in
conversation and taken strong aversion to
him, asked Daniel Webster if he knew the
man Butler, and what there was of him. 81
have seen him, sir, was the reply. He is
what We call sharp practitioner. A pert,
pushing lawyer. Per6ciaIly educated. with the
Inpudence Of the devil, and conscience to
match" such 4 man might be dangerous.
Is he likely to attain a position in which he
can do much miscbiefZ' no. sir-ro dan.
ger OF iha'. He IS certain 20 be hung befoTs
be reaches position Of that kind"
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WANnED.

4
TNOLT'S Army, NAVY sui Drs COON Pistols. spen-
~ Ger and Henry Rifles and Carhine.. Tor which
Sssh will be paid JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
Deeenker I3, 1870.
IF You rhe best Base Burning Stove in the
" Ov.,5: JAS. Law HooFF.
TJIILS Of Eumrer, all dimensions. P,,.,,rin,
Lath' Sc-. furnished at gshort notice by
lSsv 10. JAS. Law. HOOFF.
I UST received a fall stock Of Wheeling Nails
- Horse Shocs, Powder, steel. Iron, and Foods in
Nov. Is. JAS. LAW. RoOFF.
fNOAL Hods, Fire Dogs, Selves, and Cement for
- sale by JAS Law. HOOFF.
RROOM HANDLES. Broom T~iEe aud
Feb. I. JAS LAW. HOuEF.
WAGON, CARRIAGE AND BUGGK
Jan II, 1871. JAS. LAW. HooFF.
fNEMEET, CisteTn Pumps and Iron tubing for
~ Bale BY JAS. LAW. HOOEF.
PLASTISG and Gun Powder. Fuse, aud Gun
- CGPs for sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
IoRS HamPers, Tubs Buckets. brsEeI Measures,
~ Wood Ware, for G1Ie oy
Jan. IL. JAS. LAW. HoOFE.
T3oPE and Cordage OF all kinds for sale by
- Jan u. JAS Law. ROOFF.
III ORSE Shoes, Nail Rod and lror. rn- sale by
Al Jan IL JAS. LAW. HODFF.
fNORS Shelters and Ct.ttins Boxes for sair nv
~ Jan. IL JAS Law HOOFF.
TIOAL Hods. Fire Doga, Selves and wire I,r =, 10
~ by JAS. Law HOOEF.
eNNHE F;scst Assnrtmcnt of Goods in my line in
- the valley, aT:d viii be unds Tsold by one.
jan IL, ISL JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
ENRESE supply Garden Seed jus, received and for
saieb by JAS LAW. HOOFF
ORIME article New Brunswick Seed Oont Tor sale
ny JAS LAW. HOOFF.
GLOVER SEED SELVES for sale bv
- Eeh- :. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
cS0 BUSHELS Prime CLOVER SEED, for
- Wv sale BY JAS LAW. HOOEF
NA1mTE Onion Sets for saiebv
~ FEB i,ls7I JAS. LATT, HOOFF.
1HEBRY Boat Chain for safe by
= Feb. ss JAS: LAW. HOoFF.
1'IMOTHY Seed for sale By
Il Feb. 2s. JAS. LAW. HOorF.
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wAsnIxorox. D. C., August 5, $50.

MT. Arthur SatISns:
Dear Sui do not hesitate to say that your Crya.
tai Discovery deserves 90 Supercede ~ oiher pTena
rAtinns claiming TO Tcstore the grow nd color Of
the hair have used il a week now, and INV hair
has already returned TO iis natural color and has
mend il. Repeatedly.
January p, Is7I-ly. ''-'''N '4O""A'N'
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ENTLER HOTEL.
SHEPHERDSTOWN WEST VIRG'IA.
July II, ,IsG6-tt.
CLEAR AND,NARMLESS AS WATER !
Nattan'S Crystal Discovery
FOR THD HAIR

A PERFECTLY clear preparation in one bottle
"A as eaSIIy applied az water for restoring to gray
hair ltS natural color and youthful appearance 10
eradicate ana prevent uauGrufT. to promote the
growth OF the hair and stop ts falling IL is per-
tecty harmless ami entirely free from NY poisoou,
suestancr and viii therefore take the place OF all
the dirty aud unPicssant preparations now in use
In everything in which the aTtcIes NV in use arc
Objectionable, Crystal Discovery is perfect Il is
warranted To- contain neither SucT OF Lead. Sui.
phur, LihaTaSe, ot Nitrate of Silver. Bear this in
mind when you want any thing for your hqlr.
Clear and clean water, Il does mot soil the scal,
or clothes. is agrccably PeTfun,d. and makes one
OF the beet dressings 'oT the hair IN Il restores
the color Of the hair more perfect and uniformly
thau any other preparation and always does 80 in
ironI To ~ days. Virtually freezing: the roots OF
the hair with all tue uOurishiuE qualities necessary
To Its g.owIh and healthy condition. II restores the
'eeaycd and induces new grow IN OF the hair more
positively than anything else The aprlicatiou OF
this wonderful discovery aIso produces a plea sant
and cooling elect on ;he scalp gives the HAIR
glossy appearance
GJ- We call csPeci iAl attention 70 the fact tha. a
Limited numbcr Of trisl boitlcs will be given nwny
gratuitousiy 70 those desiring TO try H. You viii
notice that in pursuing this our aim u to con-
.incc by the actual merits o: the article ARTHUR
EAITANS, Inventor and Proprietor. washinCton
to whom all orders mU ct be addresscd
10 be Ind ia Char!esiown, w. Va, of LIGHT 4
WASHINGTON
T" be had ia HArpcr's Ferry, W. Va, ofc. e.
bELLER, and DTuggists generally.
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EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS!
SEVEN GOLD MEDALS

s la Oct and Nov. 1869, and
TEN FIRST PREMIUMS AND MEDALS
In Oct and Nov. 1870,
A wARDED to CHARLES M. SCiEFF for the
"A best PIANOS, over Baltimore New York,
rRhiladeiphR and Boston Manufacturers.
OFFIcE AND wAREaooSs. No NoErH LInERrv ST.
"a .sFfs BALTIMORE, ND.
The Stief7s Pianos contain all the latest improve
nenIs TO be found in q fist class Piano with addi
ti9qAl Improvements Of HE invention not TO be
toHRd "a other Instruments ST'he tone, touch and
hnish Of their instruments cannot b. excel!ed by
any manufactured.
90. . $40.
PArsOr Organs from the best makers. from s5O to
Referees who have our Pianos in use:-warren
Eby, John b. Paoketi, John Burns. Andrew AL
bridge. Charles Ian ngdon. Tho. &. Lac kSnd hos
NJ IShell. Fletcher Keaf uey George N. Shirley and
1T. Chapline, Of Jefferson county, W. Va.
o. Send fOT a catalogue ntaining 900 names
otSOutherneTs who have purchased the SIien Piano
since the close OF the war.
- January 3. 1871.
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THOSE Minee Pics contained Raisins. Figs. Pea.
Il Nate. Apple Brandy, Green Apples, Pickles.
&c and II you want TO make Sone Ike them, iuEs
step ever 10 JOS. II. EASTERoAYS
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANT,
or Columbus, Ohio.
hESRT "iLLER. !. II BCTLFR, L. p. L. RurLEa
-''S'1'"|- F'"t rect. Treasure,
W. c. NJ. BAKEa,
SECRETARY.

STATE OF WEsT VIRGINIA, -itGiior's Offcs2 }
- Wheeling. March 9th, 1870 (
, - Icy;"n - Bu1bius, Acting Auditor of State
hereby certiiy.tha tho officers of the HoMg ISsuR
ASCE Co;iPhNT OF C"iumbus Ohio have filed in this
oi'c: IN compliance with the provisions Of Sector
Eln;H sTcTn statement OF the Assrts and LiabiII.
ties Of ssid Company
fFthcaic IN this office, showin said Home
lhsur nee Company has Deposited with him os re
CURED by law. the sum of Twenty Gve Thousapd
p''sf-. S25H-ul in Government sccuritics; and
the ss'5 Company in cOuiorr itv with the Ibirtv
Ilu IN cHh Pt"r aturcsad, has fled power of n,tnr-
ncy duly certified urd authcntira;Si nepoin,in0
'.cS' W Nilisgu, @! Wheeling. their Attorney
requirements Of Law, authority il hereby granted to
s'ht or Agents :" transact ths business of In.
surHuce within this State.
HiNen under NV hand the daS and year above
written +. u. DoHBINS, Acting Auditor.
RISKS Written at Adequate Rates
,o, 900 T.. NJ. AISQUITH. Agent.
SN"e ~ Ie'u-ly. ChaTlCstown. West Va.
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FUNERAL OF A BEE-SINGUtAR CERE-
hoNy.-A gentleman near Glasgow, Scot
land, says he recently witnessed singular
ceremony. While out walking, bc observed
two bees Issuing from one of the hives, and
bearing the defunct body of comrade, with
which they few for distance of twelve yards.
He followed them closely, and noted the care
with which ;hey secured a convenient hole at
the side of the gravel walk, the tenderness
with which they committed the body. head
downward, to the earth, and the solicituds
with which they afterwards pushed two Ii:tls
stones, doubtless ''in memoriam." Their task
being indeed, they paused for about moment.
perhaps TO drop over the grave of their friend
symPathiziug tear, and then asv away to
their hive
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Il DUG ATIoNAL.
JEFFERSON INSTITUTE,
cAARLEST0WH, VIRGINIA,


'YNEE next Session will commence on MONDAY
L SEPTEMBER -. 1870.
Being provided with competent hssstants, every
advantage for thorough course in EngIi.h, tho
LauEusEcs. Erawine. Music on Piano and Orc an,
viii be Afforded. Particular attention will be paid
to Music, aud pupils will he required play at the
MusIca! Soirccs when tho friends of the pupils can
have an opportunity to judge of their progress.
Vocal music will be taught in clatses as well rs
by private irEson.
For Circnlsrs, Terms, & p?y to the Principal
July 10, 1870. Mas. 4 VI. FORREST
CHARLESTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE next Annual Session Of THE School will com
= tncncc on MONDAY, .hc l2TH DAY OF SEP
IEHIbEk TENI, NJ The roo'n7 OF Major EearsIey.
corne" of Main and West streets.
The course Of instruction embraces the usual
branchc- OF Eng iriI education nt in rlouIs
including aIsU Latin. French and Music.
TESR RAES:
The Primary ClAss, ior Ssch srssiDn....... IL 90
Nlnn'r .iH6s.. r.........---... 1900
:" Senior Class, including .I.atin.......... 5000
"usic. -.........-........ 2c.OO
One half. in ell cases, to be paid in advance for
each session.
B"ar"iug will b' PROVIDED. ard furt,e- part:cu.
!Ers made known, on apPmcnii" tn the subscriber.
ROBERT 4. BROWN.
Caarlcs'uwn, Jefferson county, W. Va
July 10, lSIU.
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FIEDNOXE & ARLINGTON
Life Insurance OmpaRy Of Va.
The Greatest Success OF the Age.

wM c CARRINGTON, Prcsidept.
JNO. +. EDWARDS, Vice President
D !. HNRTSOOE. Secretary.
J. J. HOPKINS, Ass't Secretary.
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Powell aRd srly mr ., siu sb.ut
rcadY 1" sla qp1H r rrp.iiirn
io explore lhl yumTa '.r .-r
T,veE VI" CuiUrtip r.. "..r
lio iii, start Tram f'rsn L-t..
City, ia Wyoming, ar n,.p. tr-
0r iu ifl'Ow tho siuau rIaWgI.
those ENtul E2rsrs lr g.n H, la
hTra' Csrans l. Cn,lv iB % Nrra.
da. lilo vii, ho p,i.rs wt.
three basis, ii'ri Wit us',- llFar
romParlm gn,s, .wils 'a.ir ~i,lr
'ags Io ine,osa ,hrls 's.w-. f.
s,rumen,s, ele Sni = ra lrv
and servig Us v0riI lAnar.
pciiliOn IA % % iiy.iH lrl'vu
parties, one 1T which "a proceed
ia The bpa's nr thu, ,,l,f. aui ,a.
other hy land, sal Sli.J 'ho uur,
bcr Of persons 20 tie ,ucr viii
cnlisiSt cl only twelve r,vu, i,uul-
i,gIho. scicnIide assis 'p.,, l1a,
men, rc3ks md other alhcs. na.
account OF the nolcssa y Iim',4
capacity of thch0rts, Z urorI,l
10 cairy LARGO rgautiN Hf mo9fE,
lVnS, elc., tho party t.a Nn i.'-
low hc route By baud w,l vrrir
str5ggth, arcnrilug 90 he ,,,''o~
oi oonntry IN which ii .uricS ouls
Operations, rnd will also ngmh,r
del'"hmcnt II sGFveyurs aud team,
sto!s.-- Ga.vestop New