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1tlfeaAms TO THE NEW YORK HERAlu,

BERLIN, Dec. A. 1871.
in consequence OF the continued and frequent
commission OF murderous assaults on German SOL
ders In France all the provinces still occupied 10y
the armed forces OF Germany are declared In
state OF SIEGE and the perpetrators OF such crimes
will hereafter be tried by German court martias on
the spot.
The Echo publishes report from Berlin, which
asserts that the German government mas resolved
to reOccupy The districts already evacuated by its
troops In France in case fresh outrages are COM
mitted by the French on German soldiers.
The British Ambassador In Berlin.
BERLIN, Dec. 4, 1871.
Od0 Russell, the new Minister OF Great Britain to
the German empire presented his credentials TO
the Emperor william today.
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e N q L A n d
Fire in Warwick Castle and the Ancient Seat
Of the Earls Almost Destroyed.
Ruin in the Interior Of ths Building, in the
Picture Gallery, the Great Halls and Among
tho Statuary History Of tho Baro-
NAL Residence TIA Founder
and Present Occupant
1rlEesAn TO the NEW Yuax HERALD

LONDON, Dec. 4, 1871.
Warwick Castle, the ancient and splendid seat OF
the Earl Of Warwick, in Warwickshire. well known
to travellers and historical students, rreparaby
damaged BY fire today.
The origin OF the disaster has been discovered,
but the consequences Of the condagra ion are most
extensive and sorrowIuL
The grand baronial hall Of the Castle, the great
dining hall and other apartments OF state have
been burned out completely.
The destruction Of pictures. statuary and other
works of art and OF articles or virtu was general,
and Of very deplorable description.
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EoHth Australia.

REcUSANT SISTERS OF The CHURCH.
The Institute OF the Sisters OF ST. Joseph, at Ade-
laide, has been broken up by the Roman Catholic
Bishop. consequence Of the institute declining TO
accept new rules and new organization.
The Bishop has also accommodated the Sister
Guardian.
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SPAIN AND CUBA.
Spanish Official Denial of the For
eign Intervention Ram0r.
Is,teaAM TO TINE NEW yoaT neaLn

TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW yoax MAALa
MADRID Dec. T. 1871.
The general government has published an ofncial
denial OF the truth OF the rumor which prevailed
here on Saturday to the effect that Great Britain
ana the United States had threatened to intervene
in the affairs or Cuba.
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q E r M A N Y .
National Retaliation Oh the French for thl
Murder OF Soldiers.

Declaration Of State Of Siege in the Hostaged
Territory Quick Punishment for Future
Outrage-Probable Return to the
Evacuated Districts
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship westphaia will leave this port ON
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post ONCE
at eleven o'clock A. NJ.
TIKI NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe
Will be ready at halrpast nine O'Clock in the morn
ing.
Single copies. In wrappers for mailing SIX cslts
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty -four IN
comparison with the corresponding day OF last year.
a. Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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sspjlxc,s Tooshucho Drops, Care In Oar Min-
ute-HIl.LS HAIR DYE. black brown, only 81 cents
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Hcislsick & Co.'S Ch.mpasn. fer Sale-In
lots 10 amt than cost OF importation.
PHILIP bkASHER, Broker, ~ Broad street.
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THE OCEAN MAILS.
Qnecnslan
MARINE DISASTER.


The bark COrypheus OF Melbourne, was wrecked
at Alice, in Marshalrs Archipelago. The ana
cargo will be total loss. Captain Rae and three OF
his men reached Rockhampton In whaeboat
forty-seven days out, having suffered great hard
ships.
There are no things Of the other boat with the re-
malnder OF the crew.
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A.-IIerrins's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
Isl Srua lwsy, NlrrAv
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Al Heartily RcroMmead Watts Ncrvsas
ANTlDOTE n curing all Nervous Dssases
6. ii. MALLORY, n. D., 4si Fourth
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Let tho Bald md Gray Use HaIps vege.
TABLE SIU1LiAN HAIR REVIEWER II they desire a.
good q head Of hair NJ IN youth
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A.-Thc Rest IN Tho Markct.-U You Want
fashionable Dress Hat direct manufsc-
turer, ESPENSCIlElD, lis Nassau street; price 81
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| The PRINCE or WALES ILLNESS.

THE PRINCE on WALES ILLNESS.
Feverish Uneasiness and Irritation
to Yesterday Forenoon.
~--~~>~~~~~>-~~~--~
The People Hopeful, but the Ply
sicians Reticent.
1ElfGRAM TO THE NEW yoax HERALD
LONDON, Dec 4, 1871.
HIS Royal highness the Prince OF Wales had little
rest during the night from Sunday to daybreak this
morning.
He was less tranquil at eleven O'Clock in the fore
noon to-day.
The symptoms which are now present show .
gradual amelloraon OF the fever disease despite Its
unfavorable alterations.
rho belief Is that the crisis OF the fever Is over and
that Lis Royal Highness Is out OF DANGER although
the physicians have not yet oricially announced
such to be the case.
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Meet and ChandOa
CHAAPAGNES,

or the famous vintage OF 1855, sale with all arst
class Wine Dealers In this city. - ..,a
49, ANTHONY OECHS,
Sole Agent for the United States
NEW YORK, Nov Is, lsii
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Knox nj It.-KmOx 10 DoIug HE "Level
best TO meet unexsmped demand for As magni6cens
winter stvie Of aentemen HATS and hs store AZ Broad
way ID daily with and enhusiaac purchas-
Call there for winter hat and you VIII DO sens-
hls cl
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Wolfc,s Schrisinrs


the Dukc Alexis Us Expected To re 81
NINE. DE BANOs CONCERT ut sseinway han si's ese"
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CristadOro's Hair Dye has Equal in ths
world ami reliable Of any Sold
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| Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc Bcst In this
world he only perfect dye harmless RELIABLE
Il ldrurs
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VirtOrta.
RELIEF FOR THE UNEMPLOYED.
The unemployed persons IN Victoria are to be
placed to labor on the earthw0rk f0rIifcations at
nominal wages.
THE OCEAN MAILS.
The Intercolonial Conference has agreed to a
contract for two postal services with Europe.
The terms of the contract that the colonies or
Victoria, New South wales, Queensland, South
Australia and Tasmania shall contribute to the
maintenance Of both lines one between London
and Sydney via the Suez Canal; the other between
London and Melbourne via San Francisco; each
colony to pay IN proportion to It's population and
the mails to be delivered both ways and by both
routes IN forly.eght days each way.
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TIFFANY 4 CO..

TIFFANY CO.,
Union square,
IN calling attention to their exsraordinary stock q Dis
monds Sapphires Enerads Gems &C. claim that they
selected with the utmost care NJ their onces 10 London and
Paris their salc none but first quality OK
stones being and with advantages In purchasing
posses7sd By no other house.
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THE CANAL BOATS FROZEN IN.

From the Albany Argus, Dec Al
The canals are frozen mp tightly, anu the ice is
now 40 thick that there is little or no hope that
an unusual amount OF favorable weather would be
OF any avsil.
The Syracuse courier Of Saturday states that the
tween that city and Little Falls
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A u S T r A LAST A.
Stormy Weather and Marine Dis
aSters or the Coast.
Poverty and Want Of Employment Near to
Fields Of Gold-The Nail Service with Eu-
rope by Sues and BY Can Francisco-
Recusant Sisters Of tho Roman
Catholic Church-Kissiona-
ries Murdered by
New Zealandcrs
ultealM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 4, 1871.
The following additional news from Australia
comes to hand BY the mail steamship Moses Taylor,
which arrived at this port yesterday
sHIPwkECK.
The iron ship Loeb Leven, OF 1900 tons, which LEFT
Melbourne for London on the 2sd OF october, with .
cargo OF wool, leather, tallow and other colonial
produce or the estimated value OF ESQ 900, has been
wrecked at Kings Island.
The captain was the only person lost.
The cargo was insured In Melbourne of1ces.
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Observation-Disclosures

b. reference to the published pro.
ceeinrs OF a Democratic meeting held
At Phillippi few days ago, it will be
.rcn that the 9th Of October was Sc.
,ccted as the time, aud Buckhannou
the place, for holding the Senatorial
Convention. We endorse the suggcs.
ton; md think it will meet the cor.
dial.arprobatiOn Of the people Of the
District, 1t will be remembered that
two candidates for the Constitutional
Convention, aud one State Senator
arc TO be nominated
Siuce the above vas in type We have
received tue proceeding. Of the Meeting
Of the BraItou County Executive Com
mittee, recommending Weston as tn,
place, and the SOth day Of September
as the time, for holding the SrpIroris
| Convention. We trust thst cur BraI
ton friends will fall in with the Suggrs
ton of the Barbour county Democracy
- the distance iS but liulS, ii au,
greater, and Buckhannou is more &C
ccssibls TO all CONSERVED
The Democracy of the various couu
ties composing the District should 9
to work at once Hold your COuven
tions, appoin. your delegates, and st
the ball in motion.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-11
BRAXT0N COUNTY DEMOC,
RACY.

At meeting oil the Executive Com
mittce OF the Democratic aud Consetva,
tive parry Of l'raxton county, held al
the Court llonse Of said county, on
Monday, the 4th inst, i, was
Resoirci, That IN the opinion OIL
this Committee it is expedien, to bold
a District Convention for the 9Th Seu.
atorial District, for the purpose of nom.
mating two candidates at large for the
Constitutional Convention, for said Dis.
trie,, and also a candidate for State
Senator for said District.
Rcsolre,i, That We suggest that said
Convention b. held ut Weston, in the
county of Lewis, OH Saturday, tue 3Oll
day OF September, 1871.
R,soIreR, That We respectfully in.
vite the counties composing said Dis,
trict 10 meet with US 10 said Couven,
ton, at the time aud place above in.
dicatcd.
Resolrol, That copy of,hes- reso
luliOus be sen, by the Cbairmau Of
this Committee to the Executive Com
miitee Of each county in the district.
RcsoIred, Tha, copy Of these rcso
Unions be sent 10 The DEMoCRAf, al
Weston, and the Buckhannon Gmrd
with the requc1t that they he published
therein,
]. II. CUNNINGHAM.
Chairman County Ex. Com.
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SHEEP, GRAPES AND TOBACCO

II may be considered as n settled fac;
that the cattle trade in this section OF
country will never again be As profira.
Bile ms in times past. The continual
and heavy decline in prices. aud the
insurance We have that no material
advance will take place, renders i, i'm.
possible that the trade heretofore so
profitable to our people will ever as.
sumo its former proportions.
It is the duty Of our citizens. with
this satc of facts staring thOm in the
face, to push boldly into some other
rursui,-ouc which will at luust pro.
ducc reasonable remuneration. We
cannot afford TO sit idly by aud wait
for "somc,hiug to turn up" We
must NEE, the difficulty as it stands,
and overcome it.
|, has been sug !c.t.d 10 us, and We
arc very favorIviy Impressed with the
suggestion, that Sheep, Grapes and
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TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.

It il strictly necessary that the De.
mOcracy Of the various Townships
should be fully organized for the com.
inr contest, twill be recoIlec,rj that
Justices, aud all the officers Of the
Tuwu,Lip must be elected; and 1t is
our desire to see the Democracy throw
nT III. lethrsy which characterized
them at the late election. and come uI
to the work In this connection We
have not word to say agains. Bat
tclle-shc deserves ali praise. But
our "old reliable" friends on Skin
Creek have it in their mower to
do much more than they have been
doing. The same NAV trutbfuIly be
said u Sheridan. Jaue Lew, aud will.
lev. The Republicans now claim
Lewis u,a Radical counry-shall we
rest easy under the charge? Ne
hardly think that the sturdy Democ.
racy Of our county will neglect the
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FROM BRAXTON.
For Delegate to the Con-
YcntiOn, Hon j. vi.
Bennett.
SurroN, September 4, 1871

NAllNNi AlNINNhlhNA - 49, -
To the Editor q The Democrat.
During the present term Of our
Court | have had an opportunity OF
consulting large number Of our citi.
zCus as to who would be the proper
person to represent this District in the
constitutional Convention just called,
aud with singular uuauimity. all have
expressed their opinion in fiv r Of your
townsman, Hon. j. NJ. Bennett. and
il this expression | most cordi1lly con-
cur.
| have known Mr.. Bennett for many
years. Commencing life without
money, be has, by his energy and indus
try, acquired colossal fortuuc-wi'h.
out cduratiOu--OiIler than that afforded
by the log school houses Of the eOun.
try. he has, by force Of his native in.
tclIcct and untiring application, become
one Of tho most accomplished and for
chile writers in the State, us we'll As
one Of the ablesI aud most thorough 81
our lawyers. Without influence. h.
rose from one posi- ion to atother, IN.
I'll at the breaking out Of the late war.
as Auditor Of the State OF virginia, be
was considered not only one Of the
ablest financiers, but one Of the ablcst
men Of the State. He is now in tho
prime of ife--in the possession of oil
bis faculties, and with full cOnTol over
his splendid Intellectual powers cul.
tivated, enlarged and improved By al.
most halfa century Of study aud expo.
Renee; and in my Judgment, be is 10.
day bett:r fitted Oy character, ability
and experience, than perhaps any other
man in the State, to occupy seat in
tue Convention to reorganizo our Fun.
damenial law.
90 not know whether he will per.
nit his uame to be used for the posi-
tiOn or not. but ! trust that he will /;
for in Il Convention, which will be
fraught with so much Of good or i'll,
the people have u right to demand that
those who are 50 peculiarly fitted as is
Mr. Bennett, shall bow to their will,
and no, perrin. private wishes or bust.
ness TO interiors win u duty which
they owe 10 the public.
Hoping that this ,us sestiou will be
acceptable to the Drmo.. acy Of this
Senatorial District in behalf If Brax.
ton county, nominate, for Delegate
to the Convention from this district.
Hon. j NJ Bennett, OF Weston. sub.
jcct to the decision Of the Democratic
Senatorial Convention.
BRAXroS.
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BARBOUR COUNTY DEMOCRACY
ORG AIMING.


HALiITAt tHE Wv SAah
To the Editor Of The Democrat.
The Democrats OF tho town Of Phil.
lippi held meeting Of the evening Of
August 3lst 1871. which was organ.
lzed BY appointing j, Il, Williamson
President aud 4. K. Brown Secretary
The object Of the meeting, as CT.
planned by the Chairman, was to take
initiatory steps for organizing the Dc.
mocrnry Of the county.
On motion it was resolved that the
10th of September be selected us the
day for holding mass meeting Of the
Democracy at the Court House. for
the purpose nf eiTec,ing thorough or.
ganization, and of fixing a ,imc for
holding County Convention to nomi.
nate a candidate TO represent the
county in tue Constitutional COnven.
ton; candidate to represent thr
county in the Legislature; u candidate
for County Superintendent OF Free
Schools, aud also to send Delegates to
u Convention Of this Senatorial Dis.
trict, at which a candidate for the
State Senate is to be selected as also
two candidates to represent the Dis.
trIct in the Constitutional Convention
On motion it was resolved that the
9th day OF October next b. recon.
menlcd to the Democracy Of this Sen.
aiorial District as j suitable time. and
Buckhannon US the place for holding h
District Convention.
On motion it was resolved that A.
G. Roger, William T. Ice aud Samuel
Woods be appointed committee to
correspond with our Democratic friends
throughout the district with reference
to the fitness Of the time and place
suggested for holding said District
Convention, and also for giving notice
Of the time and place of holdIng our
county meeting in S'Il,n.bcr.
Gu motion Of William McClaskey,
it was resolved that copy Of these
proceedings be sent to the Weston
DEMOCRAT and Wheeling Register for
publication; and that othe: Democratic
pnpcrs having II circulation 10 this Dis.
trict be requested to COPY.
j X WILLIAMSON. Pres.
T. 7. X. Blows. Secretary.
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SuERIEES REAnl

Chapter 4s aud ~ ofthO Code Of
West Virginia, rage 1888, provides
THAT so long Us any incorporated town
or village shall keep in good repair it.
streets, alleys. walks aud cutters, the
hSal r,IhisHis thereof stall not be re.
quired to work on the roads or pay any
tax for the opening or repair Of roads
outside The corporate timits thercgf"
\ legal resident Of such town canuo,
be taxed on hi, lands lying outside Of
such town for the Up ming or repair Of
roads, We understand tina, many of
our citizen residing in such Towns have
their lands taxed thereof, for repairing
and opening roads outside sdch incor.
poratcd towns. THIS is prOng and
contrary 10 lac.
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0SE Of the curiosities of tue recent
election is the fact that Lewis county.
which, according to the Radicals. was
the very centre of the internal in.
provcment sentiment, and WAS to BE-
checkcrel all ever with railroads built
at the expense Of the State in case The
CONVENTION shoulI be held, has given
majority oil 1870 ag-inst the Convcn.
iion. II anything w,rs 10 del 10
show how utterly foolish tic assertions
of the Radicals were in Ihr. respect
during the late campaign, this vote Of
Lewis county supPlirs the illustration.
Ih,eling lighter.
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The Democracy CT Lewis county arc
requested to meet in County Conven'
ton on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29d
for the purpose Ofnominaiins one can
date for the Convention, one for the
Legislature, one for Superintendent Of
Free SchoOls, and to nominate dele.
gates to attend the Senatorial COurcu'
lion.
lis hoped that every Township viii
be fully represented.
BY order oftho COMMITTEE.
T. B. CAMDEN. Chairman.
J. W. WOrFiyplS, Secretary.
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GILMEIs.

Our staunch Democratic friends, Mr..
William Il Lively and l. muel Stump,
E'q., Of Cilmcr, are being LIough,
forward by their friends for the nouri.
nation for tho Convention. Either
will command the full strength Of the
Democracy of thu, county; and the
election ofcithcr would be crediiaLlc
to the community in which they 70.
side.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-11

UPsnuR County, the late club"
with a population of over 5000, and
taxable property assessed at, but great.
~ exceeding. $4,000, 900, supports a
weekly organ II by l6 inches, oil
told. called the Guard, printed on
cheese paper with type to match. It
is also the residence OF a standing can.
didstC to tho highest political houorF,
worth from $4,000 to $4,000,
whose campaign speeches invariably
beginner Cni in this wise: "0b! how |
love West Virginia! Fcllow.c tilon.,
| shall never be able to toll you how
dearly do love our great and glorious
little State Of Vast Virgiui. !"
The Ggad can iall,-ParirsjUg
.Nom'isr.
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UlSHUR.

We have reliable information from
the Iaud Of Green Ginger to the effect
that Mr.. Daniel D. 7 FaruswOrth ard
Mr.. \. NJ. Pounislonc are both out
rs candidates for the Convention from
that county. "1'lc cnrly bird catches
the worm" i. an Old and true saying ;
but like al Others, has its exceptions
We sill entertain hopes even for lip
shur
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THE CHAMPION COUNTY.
LETTER FROM A rnlEyp rs WEBSTER.


70 lie Editor IF The Democrat.
DEAF SIR.-Our county has spoken
on the Convention question, and her
words are Convention CcnreniiOHi
CoSvNrlcS Yes, on Thursday, the
2i,h ult., she polled 800 votes for
Convention, and only 6 against The
Radical party in Webster county is
snail aud growing beautifully less
every day, They sec the hIud.uritin
ou tue wall, which says their days are
numbered. aud | advise them to say
their prayers IN anticipation Of the po-
Iitic'l death they are about to receive
Webster is looking with anxiety to
tue day when three Supervisors will uG
longer sit as kings supreme. aud say
sou must pay for county purposes a
levy OF s. on every SlOO Of your tax.
able property. When they will not
have to support 80 or 10 county and
township officers; but to the day when
the number Of county and township
oiGcers shall b reduced to something
they eau stand. We are indebted For
the great success Of the Democratic
party in this county to c. McDodrill
Thomas NJ. Reynolds and Major Trip
lett, and in fact 10 the united efforts oil
all tho Democrats of our county We
had 10 Public speaking or cauvaSsing
but With willing hearts and hands, our
people went to work, every man will
his nCighbOr, showing how we have
been downtroddcn and oppressed, aud
what We nigh, be il we only had IL fat
show. Yours &C.,
WEBSTER.
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JACOB sCHNlTT,

CENTER STREET, WESTON, WA
KrrpS constantly on baud full and
complete stock of Of all kinds Of furni-
ture, such as Bureaus Tables, Chairs,
Stands, Bed-steads, &c, kc., Of the best
quality, at reasonable prices All orders
promptly attended to.
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iI0tu 'lssInoi iJrrs rur Il
sm SA!9 ''lmps lin 'stnr sqi 50 n
slv ss1!Id iR 'Sgvsld o. illlIqu im 10
'a0uS!IsdIs suol moy iuspyuoo 5ulSq
'HIoA Gm 70 luln uNHsui nv 'Yaoli
A'1 Gm COS puv lIu0
"a "a 'uoIssM 'iSoI'S u!sle
'sHoB E.SoIDSrSsnd aIiSoado IHpia
'S0NlQNId INV 'SaOHS'SLOOH
NJ AA1rad dIV azuiI1YIaSvN T
W 'Hovaul . dlITlnd
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-11
INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
w -lS7I---l67Q

-lS7l---lS72 -
The last Catalogue SD VS. an attendance o
~ Students at this Institution. FIVE dis
ilnet Departments OF insirueiion, with a full
corps Of competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Langunrts
Mathematics pure and applied Psychology,
Ethics, Political Economy, Logic, rhetoric,
the Sciences. &C., &c, carefully and thor.
oughly taught. Practical Chemistry and
Physics Illus irA,Cd by appropriate Apparnt.
US. Special advantages Tor The study Of Gc-
ology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
Minernlogy, Geology and ConcholoYy; tol
geiher with many specimens in other depart.
mcnis Of Natural History. Fine Buildings /;
beautiful and healthy location, good Society
Fall Term begins Sept c. Winter, De.
cembCr.5. Spring, March 20. Commence.
ment, juno 20.
boarding from 81 to 81 per week.
Tuition, from sl5 to s2i per year.
FOR iuril Cr particulars, inquire Of
ALIEN MARTIN, President,
AorgaStovu, ". Va.