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she was q fact, il not fat. AS for the stock
ings having mildew on them, it is nothing
remarkable, as We know instances where
there is money due on them. There was
an effort made to haunt the college by the
rsttliDg Of dishes, etc. These myster GUS
noises were traced TO a miscellaneous o
This was q genteel creature, as many
" cOOns " have been known to carry off
dishes without rafting, and haunt hen
roOsts until not a thing could live in them.
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AoANN NOhpDIAhNs
We hang curtains, put carpets and oil
cloth down. Anxious to find emplov-
meRt for a large force.
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The srsat Bed siOrs. go naln Street.
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PRALoN.s NEW PERFrrME

~" 4
81 LOVE NOU.n
ST LOVE YOU"
"I LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
"T LOVE YOUU
TIE MOST LASTING PERFUME
TRE 8OST FRAGRANT BOUQUET
THE sWEARksT OF PERFUMES.
aFHE EUXLEE HAT, " elegant and
dressy. FRANCISCO & WIGGIN.
svsAN FI7re s1s ssoand aHrsat
The finest selection Of Youths Hats in
the city a. LA1DH q CO.'S.
FIFTH AVENUE DRESS HAT.n
FRANCISCO d WIGGIN.
EuRPRisE DOLLAR STORE,
zoe MAIN STREET
I
aBROADwAY DRESS Hat
FRANCISCO q WIGGIN.
s sdvartlsament Of DE-. Butts his
,s~-arv Healed Book for TIE Million
NfsrrisVe Guide." IN another column II
should Be read oy all
SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE.
aoa MAIN STREET
WONG GENTS DRESS BAT9
FRANCISCO 8 WAaaAN.
YOUTHS AND CHTLpRENs
AAH FRAN01soo 6 wIeaIN
largest sslsosion o5aatz
LEIHE ~ COS q
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Trustaas Sale

NJ. D.. L. STEWART.
Clerk and Master.
LOgWoOd s. Micou, Soils. for cOmplt. mh29
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FOR SALE

UTOREB0AT AND GOODS-A splendid
- Etoreboat and fresh stock Of Goods for
sale. FOR particulars call OF D7ard the n.
Brown nc. 2 mouth Of wolf river. mh&
DEW-Ou reasonable terms. agvery desira-
i Pew In Galway Church Apply 70
VOTING & Bro
mhE as Main street.
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Stick to One Thing,

Unstable as water, thou shalt not excel, /"
Is the language Of the Bible Whoever ex.
poets TO succeed in any undertaking. must
enter into It with hearty and earnest will
to do his best. When a trade or profession ia
chosen, obstacles, be they large or small, must
not be allowed TO stand in the way of master.
lug that trade OF profession. HoWever much
We may dePrecare the old time custom of in.
denturIng apprentices, the system, in its prac
teal results. operated almost always for the
lasting good OF the apprentice. Generally il
Insured To hun good trade aud = wholesome
discipline, aud fitted him for success ia BUSH
ness. Al the present time very many young
men undertake to acquire a trade, and after
brief lrIal abandon il, because there ara nm.
pleasant duties to be performed and obstacles
to be overcome. They CONSIDER themseIye,
accountable to no one, aud go or come at the
bidding OF caprice, or unsettled, uneasy
mind. The result Of this Is TO send out into
the world young men Who have not half
learned their trades, of unstable character
who drItt tTUm post to pillar aud who succeed
IN nothing hut sIrewing along the highways
OF Ilie melancholy wrecks OF men,
We would earnestly eutreat every Young
man, alter lie has chosen his vocation. to stick
to 1t; dOu't leave it because hard blows are TO
be struck Or dlsagreeabe work to be perform
su. 1 ne men who have worked their way I'M
to wealth aud usefulness do not belong "a the
sh'ttless aud unstable class but may be reck-
Oned among those who took of their coats.
rolled up their sleeves, conquered their pre-.
JUDGES against labor, and mauiully bore. the
heat and burden of the day. Whether upon
the old, worn out farm where our fathers toiied.
diligently striving to bring back the soil to
produciIVeness-in the machine shop or fac
tory, OF the thousand other business places
that invite honest toll and skill let the motto
ever be: Perseverance and industry. The
baby training Of the nursery was good in its
place, but it won't answer all the demands in
RctIve life. This is not n baby world we
must expect to be jostled aud knocked about
IN the stern conflict, and get run over, if We
are not on the lookout aud prepared to meet
the duties of life with the purpose not TO
shrrk them, but to fulfil them. A young man
with COED trade OF honorable profession, ns
he goes forth into the world, with his mind
made up to stick to his ;rade OF profession. is
not obliged to ask for many ravors lie will
heW' his way to success, while the unstable
and shittIess will grow tired, despair aud fail.
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Why the Negro was Created Black.

The following novel production appears q .
communication in the New York World:
That the negro was formed for the climate
OF Africa the whole structure of his BODY
unites to pOve. First, as 4 protection 70 the
brain against the direct rays Of the SUI, the
halr Is made TO grOT short aud curly, and he
Is furnished with skull of enormous thick-
ness. In no other being do We see the Wis.
Dom OF the Creator more clearly exhibited
than In the construction of the African, The
soIes OF his tee' are Overlayed with thick layer
Of fat-a non conductor of heaI-Ibereby
enabling lin To walk at his ease OSer the burn.
lug sandS and forming for him \ far better
protection than any cOutrivaucs the art of man
could devise, Aud now you may ask what
made the African blackI / answer in order
that he may be HblO to keep cool in the torid
climate. y black surface will radiate or mar
with the heat much more rapidly than white
Que. an experiment any one may Iry. Take
Two vessels that are IA every respect the same
two teaPOtS for instance let one Of them be
covered OECr with lampback, then fII them
ooth with boiling water, and you will fud the
black one wall be cold much sooner than the
bright one l believe all scientific men agree
that since the creation Of man a large tract of
land stretching nuI from Africa to New Hol-
laud has been submerged, aud is now covered
by the Indian Ocean. This would readily
account Tor the negro being an inhabitaat Of
that country and such change must have
very much modified the climate of Australia.
have no doubt that in past ages the differ
ent races ot men must have been far more
numerous than at the present. Those great
revolutions that raised the Alps FROM the bed
OF the ocean, which submerged Whelc cont.
nents while they brought others into existence.
h,1,
while others were los; sight of, like the ten
tribes OF Israel, through smalEamatiOu. I
think It Is plain tha; the African vas q dis.
tinct race from the beginning, and that the
only reason for forming him as he is was
simply that all the earth might bo inhabited.
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POE TICAL.,
THINGS THAT NEVER DIE,


The pure, the bright. the beautiful,
That Stirred our heart in youth
The impulse OF n WOrIdless prayer,
The dream Of love aud ruth,
Ihe IOuRngs after something lost,
The Spirits yraTning cry;
The striving after better hopes;
TheSe IhingS ShAll never die.
The Timid hand stretched forth 10 aid
brother ia his need.
The kindly word in grieFs dark hour
Iuat PTUVes the friend indeed.
The plea Tor mercy, softly breathed,
When justice thTeAIeEs nigh
Tue SOTrUSs Of \ cUnITiTe heart;
These things shall never die.
he memory Of a cIasping hand,
The pressure Of kiss,
That kindly word in gTieI's dark hour
IhAt makes up love. . fret bIisS,
IL with u fCIn, unchangIug faith,
Aud holy trUst on hign,
These hands have clasPed. these lips have met
Iness IhIngs shall never die.
The cruel aud bitter word
That wounded hs il IeII,
The chilling want Of sympAthy,
We Ieel, LuI never tell.
The hard TepuISS that ehills the heart
Whose hopcS we're bounding high;
In an uufHdIUg record kept,
These things shall never die.
Let nothing pass, or every hand
Must fIu some work to do;
LOsc not a chance to WAken love,
he hTm, And just, aud true;
50 shaIl light that cRHuOt fade
Beam Un thee from on high;
And ARsekvOices Say tOIn-e,
These Ihings shall never Gle.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11

REsoLUTIC" TO BE sILESr.-Madsms
Regiuer, the wife Of law officer AZ VerIaiII.1
France, while talking in the presence Of a on.
meTous party. dropped some remarks which
were out Of place, though not very important.
Her husband TePTemaDded her before th.
whole company, saying, Silence. madam
you are fool !" She lived twenty or thirtv
years Afterwards. and never uttered a sin1lS
word, even to her children A pretended
theft was committed in her presence. in The
hope Of taking her BY surprise, but without
effect, aud nothing could induce her to speak.
when her consent was requisite for the mar.
riags Of any Of her children she bowed her
head and sIgEed the contract The obstinate
Pet'ish eoudue. Of this woman proved her %
be that which her husband said shs Was
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11

COFFEE-lTs USE AS a DISINFECrAST.-
Coffee Is one of the best dr-iutectauts known,
While chloride OF lime aud similar substances
produce u smell that l. almost as dsasrpeaLle
~ the stencil sought TO be destroyed, coffee is
almost rs eticaciOus. aud leaves a smell rhnt
Is delightful to all. tx perimeurs with il
show, IN one case, that room in which meat
IN an advanced state Of decomposition, had
been kept for some time, was Instantly
deprived Ut all smell on an open coffee ruasrer
being carried through It, Containing a pound
Ci coffee newly roasted. In another room.
exposed to the eHuvIuin uccasioued by the
Clearing out OF a manure pr, SO that sui phur-
cited hydrogen aud ammonia in great guam
titles could be chemically detected, the stencil
was completely removed in half a minute, on
the employment OF three ounces Of fresh
roasted c"tfee. while the other PARTS of the
house were permanently cleared Of the same
smell by being simply rraversed with the cof
lee TOaster. although the clearing Of the pit
continued for several hours alter The best
method Of preparing and usin. the coffee Tor
this purpose is to dry the raw bean, pound it
IN a mortar, and then roast the powder on
moderately heated iron plate, until il assumes
dark brown tint, when it is f, for use
Then sprinkle II in sinks OF cesspools, or lay
It on a plate iu the room which you wish TO
have purified. Coffee Ecid or coffee oil acts
more readily in minute quantities.
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TO TRAYELLERS.
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC Il. R.
TIME TABLE.

TRArSs GoISO SovTH.
Leave HarPer's Ferry ut I 90, A lard 90 p 81.
Leave Sheua nduAh at O6. 4 NJ and I S5 p 81
Leave kcyCs' Switch att 23, A NJ and 33PM,
Leave HalitOSn At I 81. A NJ and / is p NJ
Leave CharlcstuWn AZ 81. A NJ and 4qPN
Leave Ia merUn's at %. \ NJ and Q on p NJ
Leave Summit Point Mt I3, A NJ and2IIPM
Leave WRdeS"ille at 9 10. A NJ nd 25 5PM "a
Leave OPeqGUn Bridge A. 8 Is, A NJ, - = NJ
Leave Strphens"n's at IS. a NJ aud 80 NJ.
Arrive AZ WiRcIIesIrr at 10 90, A N M, 2 50 q NJ.
Leave winCheEtrr at IN. 10 ~ A NJ and s3 p ~
Arrive At StTsSbuTg at Us A NJ and I2 -. IS T. 81
TRAISs GOINe NOR7H.
Leave Strhsburg at 9 10 \ NJ and IS 25. ( U5P NJ
Arrive at w hester at 10 Is A NJ md 2I Is NJ
Leave wInIEesIer at IN ~ A NJ aud So y NJ
Leave StePhensun'S at 10 81 A NJ and PM
Leave OPequUn Bridge At 10 ~ A NJ nd 5 20 NJ /
Leave WauCsvillc at IS A NJ and ; 42 r Nj
Leave Summit Point IL SO 4 NJ and I Og p NJ
Leave CamuI on - IGA NJ and ( 81 NJ
Leave ChArIestOwn at u 81 4 ~ aud SO p NJ
Leave HAlIIOWn At ~ 81 p NJ aud IS p NJ
Leave Keycs' Switch n u 81 p ~ and 5 26 p NJ
Leave Shenandoah at II as p NJ and 54IPN
Arrive at HarPer'S Ferry II 5O NJ and 50 p NJ
A. r. WOOD, Agent, HNrpCr's Ferry.
JOHN L WILSOS,
June H. 1870. Master Of transportation
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A PRIZE FIGuT STOPPED NJ A WOMAN.
The Lyons (IOwa) Mirror relates how prize
fight was squashed: "a prize fight was pro.
j9cted by Hauntowners, little while ago. be.
tween two boys of muscle The ground was
staked of. crowd gathered. respectable in
numbers, and eminentIy so in character. But.
IN the nick OF time. the mother of one of the
bull boys appeared, and asked what was up.
Il rIngieader replied, in very unpretry man
ner, and instantly received a souse on the sid.
Of the head from a mop with which the good
dame had armed herself, and then made for
tVo or three others of the party. Wherenpon
every valOTOus fighter and spectator fed ter
rifed.
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Low sPIRITs-Ezerei.e for the BODY. 90.
euPation for the mind. these are the sr.nd
constituents Of health and happiness. the
cardinal points upon which every ihing turDG.
Motion seems to be great preserving prin-
ciple OF nature, TO which even insoimate
ihiogs are subject; for the winds, waves, the
earih itseli. are restless. and the waving Of
'tees' shrubs and flowers are known 70 be ~
essentlai part Of their economy. A fxed rule
OF taxing several hours in Ghe open air, if not
under cover. will be almost certain 70 seouurs
an exemption from disease, a. we'll a. from
attacks of low spirits, or eaaui-that nonstsr
who Is ever WAylsyiDg the rich and iDdOlonl.
Low spirits cannot exist in the atmcsphsSsOf
bodily and mental activity
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Life's Critical Period.

The following ia an interesting paragraph
from the Protector, entitled ''The Critical
Period Uf Human Lie :"
From the age Of forty to that of sixty a man
who properly regulates himself may be con-
sIdered IN the prime Of life. HIS matured
strength vi constitution renders him almost
imperViOus to the attacks of disease, and all
his functions are IN the highest order uay
Ing gone year or two past sixty, no arrives
at critical period OF existence the river of
Death lows before him, and he remains at n
stand still. but Rthwart this river is a viaduct.
called The Turn of Life" which. If crossed
In safety, leads to the vGAey of Old Aye"
round which the river winds, and then flows
beyond without a boat or causewsy TO affect
lis passage. The bridge is, however, con-
structed Of fragile materials, aud it depends
upon how it is trodden, whether it bends or
break. Gout, aPOpIexy and other bad char.
acters are also III the vicinity to waylay the
traveller aud thrust him from tho pass but
let him gird up his loins, aud provide himseIF
with perfect comPOsure. To quote a metaphor,
the Turn OF life is 4 turn either into a pro.
Iongcd walk, or into the grave. TIE system
and power having reached their utmost cx-
Pansion, now begin either to close like flowers
ut sunset, or break down at once. One in,
JudicI"us siimulant, a single fatal excitement,
may force It beyond its strength while a
careful supply OF props, aud the withdrawal
OF all that tends to force a plant, will sustain
II lu beauty aud IN vIgor until night has uearIy
set in.
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The New Orleans ice factory is one of
the interesting sights Of the city. 1t runs
six machines, each costing Sl25, 900 in gold.
and freezes sixteen tons Of ice daily. Tho
water is pumped from the Mississippi, purified
and fFo4en into blocks three inches thick and
twelve BY tVenty>four inches in area.
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EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS!
SEVEN GOLD MEDALS

In oct aud Nov. 'S6g, aud
TEN FIRST PREMIUMS AND MEDALS
In Oct. and Nov. 1870,
A WARDED TO CHARLES NJ. STIEFF for the
- best PIANOS, Baltimore New YORK
Philadelphia and Boston Manufacturers.
OFFICE AND wARERonH. No 9 SnRTH Liberty Sr
BALTIMORE, MD.
The StiCfTs Pi0nos contain all the Iatcst improye
menfS I" be found in fist ciasS Piano, with addi
ii"nai Improvements OF his invention not 70 be
"und Ia other instruments. The tone, touch and
Ruy manufactured.
Second Hand Pianos always on hand. from SIS
Pa,lor Organs from the beat mAkers. from $50 to
RctsTsrs who have Pianos in use:-warren
Ehy, John y. Packet. John Rurps, Andrew Al.
6Iidge. ChHrles lRngdon, Tho. e. Lakeland Thos
M.isheli. fletcher EeNrnCy George " Shirley and
i 7. Chaplinc, of J-ticrsnn county, w. Va.
% send Ia" a catalogue ntainiuC 900 names
OF iSouthrrners who have purchased the SIieH Piano
since the close at the war.
January 3. ISL
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AFFEcIINo LANpLoRps ANp TENANrs-

AFFECTING LANDLORDS AND TENANTS
The act of tie General Assembly Of Virginia
recently passed, amending the code Of Vir-
ginia, 1850, 10 regard to the trial Of unlawful
detaIners, has gone into effect. Il provides
that the landlord, may. after the expiration Of
the tenants term, or for failure to pay his
rent upon giving fve days notice. proceed
before justice of the peace to try the cause,
and IN case Of judgment in his favor. to order
a constable to turn him out. If the tenant
feels himself agsrieVed BY the judgment he
may appeal to the higher court upon giving
security for more than one years rent
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JEFFERSON INSTITUTE,
CHARLEST0WN, VIRGINIA,

VINHE next Session will commence on MONDAY
L SEPTEMBER I2. 1870.
Being provided with competent n Ssistants, eveTv
advantage for a thorough course in English, the
Languages. Drawing. Music Piano aud ORE an,
VIII be Afforded Particular attention will be paid
to Music, and pupils will be required to play at the
Musical SOirces, when the treGds of the pupils can
hsvs an opportunity TO judge of their prog
vocal InusIc will be taught in classes we'll a.
by private lesson.
For Circnlsrs, Terms, 4 c.. apply to the Principal
July 10, 1870. Mas A NJ FORREST
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- TyPe>seitiDg and prsss>work cost the
New York Herald $4,000 a week. That
journal paid 5000, 900 gold for cabel specials
during the late European war, to say nothing
OF the enormous outlay for correspondence,
etc.
II Lent began this year on Washington.
birthday aud ended on the anniversary Of
Lees surrender, 9th ins.
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VIM. Knabe & Co,
Manufacturers Of
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT

E2an0 f'or GGS.
wARERO-as,
No. $50 w. Bal imCTe st. near EutaW.
BALTIMORE. MD.
Nhcse Instruments have been before the Public for
nearly Thirty yCars, RTd upon their cxccIlrnoy y
alone attained An uSPUsCHAsED PRE EMI%ESCE,
which PronUunces them unrfualcd. Their
TONE
combines great power. sweetness and fine EinCing
quality. Hs well great purify ct Intunation aud
o. eHonuess rhToug hout the entire scale. Their
TOUCu
i plant aud elastic and entirely free from the
stiffness found in many Pianos Ia
WORKMANSHIP
they are ua"Ncellcd, using none but the very best
SENsnNEu MATERIAL, the large pitaI en- poyC in
oar business enabling Us to k, continually i'm.
Incnsc stock ni lumber, &c. on hand
60 All our Square Pianos have our New Improved
Overstrung scale and the AGrSffe Treble.
We would call sPecia! attention TO late i'm
prOyCmcnIs in
GRAND PIiXOS AND SQUARE GRINDS,
PATENTEp AUGUST IL, 1866.
Which bring the Piano nearer perfection than has
yet been attained.
Every Piano fulIy Warranted for ) Years
Sole Wholczs le Agrncy for CARHART & NEED.
HAMS Celebrates PARLOE ORG ,Ss and CHURcH
HARNOSIUHs.
wM. KNABE SEQ.
No. $50 Wcst Baltimore St. near EutNw
April 20, lSIh-iy. BALTIMORE.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
wsrra FE.r or C0Fumbus Ohio
s-"TE OF wI;5 vr.o..'.; AYdi'q,', os7e.,

S'NEG OF " EsT NiG0ISIA- auditors Office,
Wheeling. March 9Th. IssU. (
!, Peyton b. Dobbins. Acting AuaIt,T .I S,S,c
hereby certify that the officers "f the HoME ISsuR.
ASGE CoHPAST of Columbus Ohio. have flied in this
oHl=e IN compliance With the provisions "f SectioF
tSO' ChaPteT thITty- Of the Code of Wrst Vir
E'a'A: a sT"ru statement Of the Ass~ta and LiabiE
ties OF said Company
further certify. that the Governor hiss filed
c'FthcAie IN this Utce, showing the the al Homo
insur, nee Company has deposited with him q re
CURED BY law. the sum Of Twenty five Thousani
DoiLAra. S25,OsO) in Government securities: and
the said Company in con tor" ity With the thirty-
fourth chapter aforesaid, has flied power Of nrtHr-
ny H9iy SeTuned and authenticated. appointing
SHCs- W. Ailison. of " "beelinC. their Attorney
requirement. Of Law. authority is hereby granted To
hsAsent"r Agents I" tran-act tbs business of In
GuTRIce within this State.
Given under NV hand the day and wear above
written P. B. DOBBINS. Acting Auditor.
Risks Written at Adequate Rates
Z. NJ Also QUITH. Agent
Sune II Is'U-ly. ChaTlcstOwn. West Va
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- Can anything be moro sOrrOWFully touch.
ing than the story, now going the rounds Of
the press, Of how the other day in Galena,
Illinois, Judge found before him \ Soune
girl arrested tor disturbance in the street, the
meeting between whom Is described a. foliovs:
Judge aud prisoner gsZed at esch other
Tor moment, aud then the latter said You
know that your son was the cause Of my ruin
The mau bowed his head and when he lifted
1t again tears we're IN his eyes. aud ho said in
4 broken voice: Let Ler her 20, for m = Iips
can never condemn her'"
Poor criminsI-uahaPPy JudgeI Aud for
US all what mour"'ui cry for pity. and char.
Iry, aud kind words aud lifting I.Gnds. instead
OF dropped lips. and bent brows, and avertsd
looks aud garments gathered as iT cont sgion
iurked in the wanderers touch. In the vide
word OF passion and sel6shness how manv
Iittle Em'iys, there are, wrecked By evil
bI""ded James Sreerforrhs,' aud how few
tender-hear'ed PeSgotrys TO search the alien
LANDS across whose wastes the unsteady fees
have drilled, intcus only on forgivussS und
restoration.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

ALEX. MARTIN, ID. D., PREsTDEST,
With n full corps Of Professors.
I1PENED but recently frT purpUses Of instruction,
~ tins Institution has already attained very ex.
tensive range "f patronage aud support.
. u p"' sesscs the hHest grounds and buildings in
the State. - "
ClAsses formed in all the regular Depa artments
OF Collegiate ami Scientific STUDY
,SPec"I advantage for thorough sequistion of tho
Modern LHnguag"S, the Study Of Geology, and
other br""chcsin The interest Of Agriculture
chemistry taught according to the aud only
correct RystCm.
Ieaehcrs' Class every Spring Term.
valuable Cabinet and Apparatus
Tuition. from SI5 to S24 per year.
FHLt FHLt IEHM begins September 9Th; Winter. De.
ceInber 9th Spring, March 2Ist..
CpInme enCement, june 10Th.
GJ- Send for Catalogue.
GEO c. STCRGTSS,
Secretary Board of Regents
MorgAntown, w. Va, August 10, IS7O-iy.