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Paroisse ST. Landry 90 Juin ISIS.

Paroisse Sc. Landry 20 JUN 1873
Je certifiie qu'une de mes files, agee de dou.
ze ans, etk complement ct parfaitement
guerie dune attaque severe de dyspepsie, ct
aussi de rasthme. en- SO rendant aux Sources
de la Pointe aux Loups, ct en- faisant usage de
ses eaux pendant quelgues semaines.
ANTOINE Liable.
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LA JUSTICE DAMS L'OHIo.-Dernisre-
ment on jugeait d Rogersville, (Ohiol
un certain jeff Davis, accuse d'outrage
sur une petite file de neuf ans. Tout
a-coup. les Spectators qni remplis-
salient La sale du tribunal, ont eteint
les lumiares, trafn6 le prevenu an de-
hors, lui ont tire deux coups de pistolet
dams la tate, ct enfn pont pendu d un
arbre ct no SO sont dispers6s qu'apres
s'etre assures quill 6tait mort.
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vLe Palais de Versailles conte
quatre milliards de francs, c'est dire
un milliard de plus que la guerre dc
1870 ma eofte 4 la France, Ell un mil
lard de moins que Findemnite alleman-
de. La derniere guerre cofte done d la
France, huit milliards de francs.
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Au Peuple de ST. Landry.

AGENCE DE La COMPAGNIE D'AsSUR }
ANCE SUR La VIE, DE MOUND CITY,
0pelousas Novembre 1871.
+ sonssigne saisit eetts occasion pour an
- noncer quill accepte lagenee de la Com
pagnie d'Assurance MutueIIe sur Ia vie, de
Mound City (St. Louis, No.
Mon bureau sera d la Maison de Cour, OF
je me ferai un plaisir d'expliqner a chacun les
avantages dune police d'assuranee ct le devoir
du pere de farnille de fairs assurer sa vie afn
de laisser ga mort, i sa veuve ct a ses en-
fants, une honnste aisance qu'autrement il ne
rsussirait peut stre jamais recueillir.
La grande renommse que cette compagnie
d'assurance acquise rend inutile toute recon-
mandation de ma part. Les detenteurs de po-
Ices assurance de cette compagnie, sont COM
ct les plus honorables de cette Paroisse ainsi
que des autres paroisses de lEtat, aux noms
desquels je refsre avec piaisr, ct que Zen trou.
vera plus bas. Les affares de cette compagnie
pour fEtat de la Louisiana, sont sous le con.
| trole ct la direction de nos citoyens les plus
honorables ct peuvent avec raison etre regar.
des CONNIE les protecteurs des veuyes ct des
orphelins. Les messieurs don't les mons sui
vent composent lie Bureau de Direction pour
la Louisiana, savoir. E. T. Merrick, james
jackson, L. A. Wiltz, T. H. Hatch, C. FL
Mouton, Robert Hare. Thos Fitzwilliams, Oc
taye Voorhees,, B. B. SHINES.
J'aurais egalement pu reproduire lei la lettre
de Mime. Hayes, la veuve de feu James G.
Hayes de cette paroisse, ainsi que celle de Ia
veuve de fen Daniel o O'Bryan, d'Abbeville, qui
demontrent avec Ia promptitude avec laquelle
cette compagnie paye toutes ses pertes, ce qu
lui vaut cette consideration generate don't ellie
jouit.
yoici les noms dune partie de ceux qui SC
sont fait assurer dams cette paroisse. savoir
DR.. John A. Taylor, Alcee Dupre, Henry L.
Garland; Joel II. sandoz, J. J. Morgan, +. c.
Anderson, Caldwell G. Swayze, Dr. J. L. Es
forge, J. L. Morris, Capt Carmouche, J. M
Moore, A. r. Hawkins, ct beaucoup d'autres
A ces noms j'en pourrais ajouter une infinite
des paroisses avoisinantes, mais je me conten
terai de nommer Tex Gouverneur A. Mouton
de Lafayette, ct le Gen. A. Declouet ct 10 Co.
lionel A. Deblanc, de S. Martin
A. GARRIGUES.
Opelousas II Novembre 1871. Off.
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Sources de la Pointe aux Loups.

- LIE soassigns annonce respectueu
isssm sement au public de st. Landry ct des
@laA1 l-sa Paroisses avoisinantes, quill est, des
anjourd' hui, pref recevoir les visiteurs cette
Retraite a d'Ete bien connue
Ceux qui prefereront venir avec leurs pro.
pres provisions pourront le faire, et des cham
bres leur seront louees an jour, a la semaine
on au mois. Prix tres modsres.
ANT. b. CART, proprietaire.
st. Landry Is JUN 1873. 35tf
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UN SUCREER

nEMANDE une place CONNIE tel sur une
~ des grandes habtations sucrieres de cette
Paroisse. II possede des certifcats des pre-
miers courtiers en- sucre de- la Nouvelle. Orle-
ans. qui vendent le sucre de sa fabrique de-
puis nombre 'annees.
S'adresser chez J. NJ Lalanne, Washing
toIi. F. Boone, a Catsro, on au bureau du
Courier, Opeiousas. Il6 aous. A 5.
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leurs maris; mails on a 6galement re-
marque que parmi toutes ces attentions
il y await toujours une paire d'sxcel-
lents razoirs, une gentle savonnette ct
du savon supertin.
o les hommes! ALI! les femmes!
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Magasin au bon marcb,
DE A. MARKS.
Rue Main. au LESSONS ln hnrn,,,

oVQfItF
MES AMIS etle public de StI,,s
NI general sont informes que ie ruuf' van1' a
jourd hui mes marchandises a anss; 'blu' In az
che que qul que ce soft. Mon assort;U tun aa
compose de marchanlses seches vs.na ;.,sh' >
confectlonnes, chaussure, quincaiIisr;~D IieDsps
chapeaux, casquettes, grocerie etc, 0a'
LIE sousslgne sollcte une visite oo.
sin, avec la conviction qu'on sera satstal tH iaas
ses prix. A Mhprao Mhona q:
Opeousas Is mars 1873. 22tf A"As
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-X........ est un affreux boheme, sale
ct braillard.
II etait superbe de degotit hier, ct ma
fol, nous avons tous ri dc bon cHur.-
II faisait son bravache dams le taudis
don't il est reternel pilier.
-Qui done! disait-il avec emphase,
oserait me TOUGHER
-Parbleu! dit notre cher C. en- Sc le-
want, ceux qui ont des gants.
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A NOS JOURNAUx D'EcHANGE.-Nous
payons, d notre Bureau de Poste, les
frais de poste sur les journaux avec les
Quels nous echangeons.
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O HID E H. @ u o a. q 3
SAMEDI matln, :: : 16 AOUT 1873.

wPendant rabsence temporaire de
lediteur, Ia reduction du "Courrier' ct
les affaires generates du bureau, sont
confees d NJ. L. A, Sandoz.
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il est rare que le bon sens ct la droiture
ne conserveut leur empire.
Ainsi, VOLTA des noirs qui ont parfaite-
ment compris que ce nest pas a la loi
quill appartient de leur ouvrir la porte
des maisons qui ne Sc soucieraient pas de
les recevoir, ou de les appeler a des car
rieres, q des positions qui seraicnt au-des-
sus de la portee de Ieur aptitude GU de
leur intelligence. En- effet, ce nest pas
Ia loi qui peut deraciner ces preiuges;
c'est upe question de temps ct de patien-
ce. III est certain que le prejuge de la
couleur tend disparaitre; mais ce serait
lie reveiller que de chercher a obtenir, au
nom de la loi, des avantages qui ne dol
vent etre que l'etfet de l'esprit de condui.
te ct du temps. Dams les pays civilises,
Ia plus haute position soeiale n nappartien-
dra jamais qua l'education, a lintelli-
gence, au travail. a la vertu. Nous fell
citons Ia Convention des noirs du Texas
de l'avoir 81 bien compris.
II y dams ce qui precede, dit l'Abeil-
lie de la Nouvelle- Orleans, une erreur que
nous deyons relever. Les affranchis ne
s'opposent MULE part la Reputation des
dettes, par la raison quill ny en- pas un
seul qui soft devenu lie creaDcier dun E.
tat, en- achctaut des bons. lis ne pou-
vaient en- acheter, n'ayant pas de capt.
taux. lis ont settlement recu des war
rants en payement de salaries, ct ces war
rants ills les ont vendus tout ausst6t pour
pouvoir en- depenser lie montant.
Les affranchls ont pas profile autre-
ment des emissions frauduleuses, ct tous
ceux qui ne Sc trouvent pas aujourd hui
sous linfuenee immediate GU plut6t sous
la dependence des frlpons qui ont RUNE
les Etats du Sud, sont pour Ia Reputation
des dettes accumulees par ces voleurs -
Cette disposition de leur part est d autant
plus croyable qu'ils mont rien a perdre
a la repudiation.
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D6cfde.-En cette Vile, lie courant,
PIERCE HAYES, fils du Sheriff Hayes, a.
ge dc 90 ans ct 10 mois.
lie meme jour, LEON MANso,
age d'environ 80 ans.-Membre dc la
colnpagnie des pompiers No. 2, il etc
accompagne au champ du repos par les
trois compagnies de pompiers de notrs
vile.
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Voici 10 nouvelle definition du mot
celibataire: On appelle ainsi un hom-
me qui laisse passer l'occasion de fai-
re le malheur dune femme.
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A VEN DEkE n L'ANAEh - = ..
TINE propriete situ6 au centre DC u !. II 4
" Plate. etant 'ancien emplace mem ~ ~ y
Marcel Daire, consistant ell environ y - III
de terre sur la rue principae, une granass y ],
son de residence, un magasin de % pisa, q
80, cuisine. logements pour domestiqussss, ss.ss n
rie etc Pour les conditions ct aatfes 80. ia
s'adresser au bureau du Courier, Vpss, IS,
sas' on au soussignG proprietaire sur ss 9ps r.
Juliet. OCTAVE JAZZ Dal-..- J
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A YENDRE,
A vENRDRE A L,AMIAIsI.E

TNE Glaciere Portatiye en- parfaite e0es.
u ton. S'adresser au Bureau du Coalih
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IL. CCURET.

TACTEUR en- sucre ct en- cotton, Ct "
Il chand Commissionnaire en- generaL
IS Rue Cont. NoUvELLE. Orleans
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a Vendre a l'aniable.

a VeNGre a IamlanIes
TINE Habitation situe a Chatagnef eais
~ miles d OpeIousas. contenant 100 aIpsps
de terre. don't so arpents bien boises. nne DONE 1
maison de 36 pieds,de longueur, bien fnie, W "
que d'autIes d6pendances, lie tout en- bon w |,
On vendra tres bon marche, ct une gIaaa
partie a un credit reasonable Pour le pfa,a
les details, s'adresser sans delai au bureau y
Courier des Opelousas. ou au soussigne. SUE
lieux ZEPHIRIN MANuEb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-16
RADICAL RIGOTRY.

One OF the meanest cases OF political
prescription that we have heard ofre-
Gently is reported by the Parkersbdrg
Examiner. At the recent school cleo
ton in Wood county it was generally
agreed that no political contest should
be made; that party politics should be
completely ignored in the selection Of
school officers; and that, as far as pos
Sble, the whole free school system
ought to be emancipsted from political
control. Acting in accordance with
this belief the Democrats, although a
majority of the voters paid no
attention whatever to the po-
litical opinions o! the caudi.
dates, but voted for those whom they
thought qualified and in whose fairness
they thought they could rely. The
Republicans, however, by reason of
their almost universal itching for Office,
managed to secure large number Of
The petty officers in each district. In
the city of Parkersburg a majority OF
the school board is composed OF Radi-
osls and the Examiner tell US that one
OF their first official acts has been to
discharge two of the beet qualified
teachers in the State from their posi-
tious as Principals of ward schools
solely because these gentlemen
are Democrats and 20 dismiss
from employment five young ladies
all o. whom have helPl.ss friends de-
pendent upon them for support, for no
ather reason in the world than that
their supposed sympatbics wtr" With
the Democratic party.
We have had in West Virginia u,aDy
illustrations of the depth and intensity
ID Radical bigotry, but nothing much
neaner than this hes ever come under
our notice. We hope for the credit OF
the estate, that there is some mistake
abou: the matter, some mitigating cir
substance OF which we hsVe not heard.
We would be sorry to believe that in the
city OF Parksrsburg any Republican
could be found despicable and dastardly
enough, after having secured his elec-
ton by Democratic generosity in q
Democratic community. TO deprive for
k,lisical reasons, young ladies, the only
rapport OF widowed mothers, Of the
poor privilege OF teaching in the schools.
II any such there be, they deserve 10
be driven in disgrace from the city and
the State.
Governor STEVENSON will please rise
to explain.
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A Canlpatgn Incident.

A gentleman who was present at the
political gathering al Buckingham
Court House on Monday tells US this
incident Hughes had been speaking
Tor two hours, when an old country
man, rat,er in liquor, stepped up to
him and said LOOK here, Colonel,
don't want to kick up fuss or to en-
te1rupt We, but these here people air
gittin darn'd tired OF bearin' yow talk.
Hughes, politely bowips, stepped aside
aud said: well, sir, I'll give WAY 20
you." mo, sir" answered the country
man. az might not do no better than
YOU but there ISIS heap OF iellers here
that kin tar We to pieces"
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- -
Kfayy 10 YSu Feel:

Thefervid heats ofsummcr are now over
In what condition have they left you" Is
your liver torpid or disordered, your appe-
lite feeble, your digestion imperfect or pain
ful, your nervous syst M shaky, your mind
letharelc" This Is the state in which the
autumn finds tens OF thousands OF us, and
in this state We are ripe for the na!artous
fsverS, and bowel complaints, and bilious
diseases. which the heavy GewE, the vspOrS
aud the vast difference between the tenn per-
ature Of night and day are apt TO engender.
house yourself from thIs condition with
BoS;etter's Stomach R:ters. Wake up the
late vitality ofthe body, which only re-
pulres the stimulating, strengthening and
regulating sgency o this mighty vegetable
res oratiye 10 enable IL 10 resume its activi.
~ and potency. Indigestion, hiliousnees,
miaSmatic fcvers, and disorders Of the
bowels, are the usual sequences OF a long
heated term. Prevent or CUre them with
the Bitters. You can do either, but prevent
is The best.
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Fa,aI Railrons, Accident.

To-day as Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, a
widow woman, living in New Creek,
With her little boy were walking down
the railroad about one mile east OF the
station, engine No l52, OF ireig ht
train, struck and killed her instantly.
Cutting her head frightfully. breaking
both arms, and otherwise bruising the
body. From what we can lesrU it is
the old story, she stepped off OF tbe up
track 10 avoid the train west, and while
watching it, was struck by the eastern
bound engine above named. Her little
boy st lifetime was walking on the
county road near the railroad snd es-
capped injury. When will men and wc>
men learn caution from warnings so
often repeated Nv. ia. Tribune.
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,WEsT VIRGINIA, az well as Ohio, is
having plenty Of political fun this fall.
The latest quotations from the political
market OF the State puts the campaign
down as red hot. This rather leads
Ohio . little, but then the amusement
here is Of the genuine order.-CoErmbuS
Dspateh.
Our friend is mistaken; it is old Vir.
ginia where the political campaign is
red hot" but in West Virginia we are
all enjoying a blessed and soul satisfy
ing peace with mary polite" to dis"
turb Us.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Arlington Stove Works.

WE HAVE THE PLEASURE OF AN
w NOUNClNG 10 our friends AMI the
public. that on Monday last, we recon-
menced, with the aid OF new and very SUI
perior machinery, the melting OF iron at
our foundry in North Wheeling. at which
establishment we are now again turning
out Stoves as heretofore.
We shall not at this time make an extern
ded advertisement nor enumerate our va.
rieties OF stoves, but content ourselves now
saying that our stock of Patterns saved al
the fire, comprise nearly all of our latest
and most esteemed Stoves, both FOR heating
and cooking. OF heating Stoves we have
new patterns especially adapted to the fuel
of this region of country. and in cooking
stoves, besides the Arlington, of which we
have six varieties. We have new and
less expensive stoves gotten up ike
the Arlington with especial reference to the
necessities OF our fuel, and inferior to that
renowned Stove in capacity. only.
seps JOSEPH BELL. 4 CO,
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fTArM AcciDENT.~-LaS; Tucsday
John Allison, rasiiing at Porter's
Landing, West Virginia, weot out hunt
ing on-ahorsc o: Mr. Porter. From
some cause or other the animal threw
him during the day, hnt Without jnil;ct-
ing, az he supposed, any serions injury.
Ga his arrival home in the evening he
was attnckcd with severe pains internal.
" and died the rext iay. --N't"tcr~iNs
N-7-S
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The latest "Chicagoism" is plan TO
attach. letter boxes to street cars, which
was tried for the fret time on Sunday,
without any previous announcement
having been made to that effect. Some
100 letters were collected during the
day and the success Of the experiment
10 predicted by the Postmaster of that
city, who tried it at his own expense,
having merely provisional promise
nom the Postmaster General that if it
vas found to work well the Department
wonld reimburse him.-Iole1o CONNER.
Siul.
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Trustees SaIr.

FINDER AND BIZ VIRTUE OF 4 DEED
y OfTTuSt, executed By Radolph Shup-
bach, 10 the undersigned a. trustee, to se-
cure IN WIN. Wietebusch the prom pt and
pnnctual payment OF 3 certain prOmiEssry
note for two thousand dollars, dated the End
day Of Jan. 1872, and payable 10 the order Of
said William Wisdebusch, ore year after
date withinstsTet iTom date; shall, on
Monday, the 2stb day Of Sept. Tsz3.
proceed to sell, at pubic auction, at the
dwelling house o'the said William UIete-
busch, situated on the corner OF Narket
street and Market alley, and known a. the
Columbia House, sll the household and
kitchen furniture OF the said RodoIph
shupbach, more particularly described IN
sa!d Geei Of trust.
Terms % saiscssh.
-..-. J. Il. GOOD,
sept LS:tHa.
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HENRY J. FISHER, ESQ, a prominent
and well known lawyer now residing
IN Point Pleasant, Mason county, was
admitted to the bar in Wood county,
IN 1920, fifty,three years ago.
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LIST or GrFrr.
TOTAL, ZOO GIFTa, ALL CASH

-U4Ab, To IIF y, ALL CASH
amounting 81 sf0 roo
Inc distribution viii he positive, whether
az the ilektts are sold Or not, and tue 1900
gus sI paid IN proportion 10 tie tlckeis
PRICE oE TICKETS Whole tIcketssf0 i.
aalves 80: Tentbs, or each Coupon, IS :
kleyen hole Tickets for 500: ~ TIckSts
LOT SlCu llS Whole tickets for s. o00 ~
". mole ! tckets $1,000. no discount on les
Tickets now ready for sale. and oil ors.-.
accompanied ty the money p!omptIy iii
10 sell again W" "u'
THOs Z. BRANLTT-E.
agent tlDl. Li'r. Ky, and Mans ger GIN
CID,hcs T. PUBLIC Library Euucing. Louis
-'S' n.y. Euptg-egO
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Died.

WATT ON-nn Sunday the 18th, 1875,
MARY LEwELLA, infant daughter OF Geo.
Watson, aged twenty one months.
Funeral 10 day (TuesdayD from the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Watson, on Cnapline street,
ut four o'clock P. NJ The friends "t the
family are respectfully invited,
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'"wirH his usual candor," Senator
FOREMAN still declines to inform the
Parkersburg Times what be did with
his back pay. ..
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WE regret to learn thst hog cholera
prevails TO an alarming extent in some
portions Of Hampshire county. IN this
State.
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slOt!iers, MOtners, Mothers,

Don't fail to procure MRS. WINSLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP for SUI diseases incident
TO the period OF teething in children. 1t re-
lievcs the child from pain, cures wind .oliC,
regulates the bowels, and by giving RELIEF
aud health 10 the child givcs rest TO The
motber.
Bs sure Snd call for w
"MRS. WINSLOW SSOOEETNG SYRUP"
Fer sale by ell q rulgisiS. GeNb
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Author OF the "History O; Charles tie Bold.'
To he Completes liza I5 hsoafh-
~ Volumes, l2nio.
7ilu,.gatstI With Maps, Plates, and Portraits.
Price rcr volume, 10 fne English cloth,
with black and god characterization, S?25
library sheep, Els; hall call, gitt pacK' H5c

This edition is being elegantly printed
from entirely new plates Oh fine toned pa
per, and IL intended by the publisher 10 be
In mechanical CXf cution every way worthy
of the works u the distinguished author.
During the last year OF bislsle Mr.. Pres-
colt devoted mu II time to the revision OF
his works, making numerous cofreetonE
and additiops, some OF which were inserted
in the later English editions published in
hts lifetime, while larger number have
hitherto remained in 1nanuScript. The
whole. in accordance with his intention,
are incorporated In the rrts.nt edition,
which the editor has underworld Ia render
still more valuable and complete ny verify.
ing doubtful references, adding occasional
roies where statements III the text, based
on insufficient authority, or called in ques-
ton by recent investigator, ~ eded 10 be
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careful SUPERVISION Of the press, in securing
that high degree OF typograN h!eal accuracy
which Is ercc'1'lY '"sir, b" IN standard
works.
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Up to the time OF our latest adyices
nom Charleston, the Governor had not
va sueG the late Public Printer.
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FAIRMONT STATE NORMAL
AND

E'AlRMUNT SIAIh MUM
AND
Female College
T oOATEn, y, AT FAiR R;.5 MAk HE
ton on the Baltimore snd Ohio Railroad.
The Fail Session will begin September Q,
1878.
LII. d., Principal; Miss NJ. l.. Dickey, NJ, l..
D., LIST Assistant; Miss l.. Fleming, II. L. D.,
I'd Assistant, and Competent Tutors.
Fall session OF 20 weeks begins September
eth, ls7a ID
NoRHAL.-This Department is designed
10 aid YouDd Ladies' and Gentlemen In full
and thorough education for teaching. 1t
embraces full course OF Mathematics, Sci.
enCes, English Grammer and Literature,
Geography and Map Drawing, Analysis,
Book Keeping, Elocution, ,penmanship,
Philosophy, Theory and Practice OF Teach
ing, History, Model School Practice, &c, &c.
Upon the completion OF the courseo OF study
the pupllrecelvesa Diploma, which author
lies her or him to teach In any free school
In the State without further examination.
Tuition free TO all Normal pupils.
ACADEMIC AND FEMALE COLLEGE DE-
PARTMENT.+The plan OF study ana instruc-
ton i'll this Department. il equal 10 that of
any Academy or Female College In the
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matica, Sciences, Literature, History. Eng
lish Analysis and Criticism, Latin, Greek,
French and German languages; also, In
strumental md Vocal Music, Drawing and
Oil Painting, Calisthenics, &c, DC. (Instru-
mental Music includes instructions or the
Violin, Guitar, Plano and Crgan.)
The buildingsnow occupied by The School
are caracious and as well adapted TO the
work OF instruction as any in the state.
Students can enter the classes at any
time, although 1t Is hest In begin with the
session. Every young Teacher in The State
should attend the school IN the fall, two
months, before the opening OF his winter
school Board is from 50. 90 to 81 50 per week.
A limited number OF young Ladies and
Gentlemen Will be aided to some extent
from the Peabody fund. The society OF
Falrmont is intelligent and cultivated, and
will extend their cordial sympathy and
care to all students coming 10 the school.
Address, for information. j. q. BLAIR,
aug2S-eQgb FairmOnt, w. Va.