Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-27

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W EST lR'lNiA = NV f,''''-
The Regents, at their late meetlng,"ere
nleased to find this important interest
:; ,,,.,.,,ona,,, ,nd stoad;I, ;rnrov;n,,
|" Z" prosperous '''u ''
condition Already. IN It's various De-
partments, have nearly five hundred stu
dorto bosn enrolled and made partakers
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u ''' oe"e"'s' % ''' N
our schools with q much hee'e' well
qualified body OF teachers from our own
people. Originating with the Nation,
aJon.od ord cbor;sbed nv the State and
hafr;ondod bv tho liberslitv Of individu-
81, oon;o,ias snd other Institutions. it
- haI;erod IN on unusual decree to de-
aor,.a ond en;ov tha confidence Of those
~" Nt ~ o "' ',on1ointad With the thorouoh
$500: w. 81. onI avnelIant discinline.
lios' ~. 49, sL;''h aton1ord IS cnItnro here
e"a ss az 49," anI ma;nta;ned The ex-
uanSss ora much lower than usual at in.
st;tntions oftbe same Grade
ma Cat,logue shows. very fully the
oxaaIIon+ orasnizot;on aouinment and
onnd;t;nn 81 al the DEPARTMENTS. The
numhnr n Students in the hirher class
as - steadily Increasing The full Lit
erarv Course is equal to that in our best
American Colleges, and is thoroughly
taught. The Regents have ordered
that Greek should, hereafter, be omit
ted from the Preparatory Studiesrequir-
ed of those who desire to pursue the
Scientific Cuorse, and that both Greek
and Latin ha omitted when the Stu.
dent desires 10 graduate only IN IEe As
,aonta ra,no;r o. hefore
Among other things tending to in
crease the attractions and power OF the
University, the kegen's nave e,ecVcI
Iro'' W 'lla,l . .h' INA; U - tbo ba;r
ofTo,nraI History Chemistry and Acri-
culture. This gentleman is an expert
enced Teacher a graduate OF the l nj
yerslty OF lrSlnIa, anu also 81 we
, S u up az tba birbest of its class
in fine Woodland is highly recommen-
ded as especially proficient III the stud
les Of his chal. Al! the indications are
III l I VI " Ia . , tho Eau Term Sen.
TENDER t.
We take pleasure IN recommending
" h'l iN"iN'H y NV i ia'1l' 90 tbasarrho
At Greater expense are attending inferi-
or schools outside of their own State.
re7s. ,rbo Domocro,;n Conservative
Conuon+;or of Rorkalev Comfy on
L.. ,;o.,,l tho c,lI,,.;r,,
.;ol.o+
,L;r T,h,ros
rys,L nj r;,cu;t Coy,t-C Doll
r,os,cvt;oy .9yo,osu-L. A. Luce.
rsrk IF Couo,y Couy,-J Is. 4.
Eodo,horScb
President of Cous,y C,uri-Moses
,, Grantham.
nome q De'egHie'-"' W i-'SS
and W. IL. Moh%'
|SS'''0rs-H' ~ lapo anu d. =
BRADY
R0g- GAKnAGE.-Instead of throwing
the refuse of your Kitchens, such as the
husks and cobbs OF green corn, bean
bulls, potato parings, tomatoe skins, the
leaves &c, of beets and cabbages, the
noo,;roa and seeds Of truit and the
ID o,,,.n,. into .
oo''es Vi ''''"'' A"' p'","
pile IN the sun TO rot ana IaIh' INC
atmosphere, put them into your stove or
i''e p''o'
are no hogs 10 consume '''' N"S'e' II 10
far better to have a heap OF lnodorous
ashes than a heap of offensive matter
# Won dislike to burn il in the Kitchen.
n;Io !, m and bnrn !, in the omen air
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rtsg- Srxn,y Scuoo, CONVENTION
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/ lie 'o'A'h -N''''''ai 0'''' e''''o" " ""
Society NJ: E. Church 1n South o9 IN,
tuesday last. The session was ihtereS-