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AAo1aV4 AV4 VkblAtJ
MERCHANT,
BANKER,
PROFESSIONAL MAN, !, !:
AND THE FIRESIDE. E.
~; PROSPECTUS FOR 1874.
The coming year promises to be
the most eventful in q political sense
that we have seen since tho close Of:
the war. The questions which have
engrossed and divided the public
mind during the past twenty years
are rapidly passing away, and We
find growing up in different parts of
the country party called by vari-
GUS nanea---in California the 1nde-
pendent party, in 1own tho Anti
Monopoly party, in Wisconsin the
Reform party, in Illinois the
Farmers Movement---having o COM
mon purpose and inspiration, and.
exhibiting strength which proves
that it answers one Of the chief de-
mands Of the hour. The CHICAGO
TRIBUNE will give large share
of its attention to this NEW MAN.
HESITATION OF PUBLIC SENPI-
MENT. It holds:
lst. That the old party organiza-
tions are essentially corrupt and
fraudulent. Having no longer any
principles to carry Into effect, they
have become mere business enter
prises, making show Of opposition
co each other, put really sharing In
ene proceeds OF pron1gaco ana dis
honest legislation. 10 suppose that
any healtn1rl reform can How from
the pretended efforts OF these worn
oa1 auu oeno1au1eu partnerships
as altogether vain and 1uusory.
2d' That inc tarl1 System now IN
vogue 1s O cunning device to rob the
many 1or Inc nenene OF the 1e"' ana
taae 1ts eHee5 Is 20 Cause 1arm pro
oucts 10 excnange ior anout ono-hnA
the quantity OF torelgn or pro
teoted" goods they would otherw1se
ouy'
Sd. That railroads cannot exact
more than fair rate Of interest on
CQ6 cap1Ia1 acLua1lV 1nVe5LeQ IN LQems
and that when, in addition to this,
they claim dividends on watored
stock and fraudulent bonds, the
State may rightfully interfere for the
protection OF the people; that unjust
Determinations between different
localities are in violation Of law and
should be prohibited.
4th. That subsidies or bountios Of
money, land, or public credit, to
railway, Steamship, or other oorpo-
rations, are fragrant abuses of the
powers of government; fraught with
the gravost dangers to the people,
and tending to promote corruption,
extravaganza, speculation, and
financial disaster.
The general character Of TEE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE iB too we'll
established to need reorganization.
It is always independent and fenr-
less in the expression Of it's views.
IN It's no"s dopnrtment II Is socono
Yhe W8ekIV Edition contains q rHrH.
Ft111u ,,ra,oro3 o,1,,-noruo ~ Aha ro14rc
f~oPo. 49, ot@oA1.-e+A ~ Wv Ao"s
OF the week. brought down to the
hour Of going to press.
T,itaroru ro1itioot Hropoio1 oo
!H.14AeA"As 90
o1a'' unu a9fAcuAeuial topAcs WILL
cou6t1IAte, hs Aerolo1ore, 1eaQ1uG
r nn nna;ns s Mi " ~ po % enarsd ~ ~ irosaaaa @na
It's Qttraotiveness in these dopart.
...x,4.
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Wall Street Spectators Harassed by
Proposed Banking Reforms.
Failure Of Two Savings Banks
in Pittsburgh. ,.s
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Toun AMONG our nuSISEHs MEN.
binco the panic thore has beeu general complaint
OF hard anes aud q scarcity OF money. M"ny per-
son1 haFo bcen thrown out OF employment aud there
eeoa 70 10 general Inclination TO rotrenca ana econ~
onnze' aha o1Henu aa Attle money aa possiolo' 10
ascertain tho condition OF trado IN ohaeaeo and to
aeet 'ne ra8e mercaan@. fopofef7 OIL tHR tribune
Inter tae noade o. prominent noaaes
~ tno "lnete'' n.es ~ pueoeaa' 1"e 1ehe'' u ene liz
scsug"'ioa 18 ns 1olfo"s:
THE RA11Rohna.
Ihe nope OF speedy revival OF Inc transportation
business has not boon reaizet Il was expected the
foreign demand for our aurpua orons would cause tho
grain to move freely up to the close Of navigation.
october is gonoray tho best mouth IN tho 5ear for
traffic. and large expectations OF heavy returns wero
1h'tu'ged LII even though THO hrat ten days showed
considerable decrease on tho east and west roads.
1Ao hotn anu south nhes ran aneao fof tao nfst TWO
~ecks ont feh on atterward Upon tue otlors' husi-
ness revived tho third week, nnd brought them
through tho month With fair inoroaae. The Chi
osco, burlington Quincy and lock Island oompa-
fies made tho best showing the increase Of tho
former exceeding 100000, aud tue net OF tho latter
*'uo o".'o w. ane"u -
last ycr the increase being curaod By tue uttor COL
generally yiod, that Comp.uy .n ayerapa Of
81 nm d,,iv nc,nita -, ins. ,ha mon,,,,a
@'s'Wo oAaS' oceplto Hh 'oss, tne nontns
earnings reached s., l,45o,0oo. The Chicago b
Alton Railroad a!so showa . slight increase
svie tbc rakA sho-n Road Ia. an tta ao&arn mn,
,,,su ,r,,, ~ oata,,a. =. - r,o
pa.oo "i'u 'no octopel sho"in8 u s!''71'
51T-"u increase Of over 100000 for the month"; and
17s2 900 since Jau l. Tho Illinois Central fares the
worst having ocrc,ao NJ n,,out <,o mn trha or,n-
ton ~ ,o 1,o,s 1o, sr~.tos ~ ~. orv.a ",
t"a VI 'ne AmAol8 IL" eruenca CUT tae pnalnesa OF
This road at eyory competing point with tile Gust and
wcst Anos. Only by aagEaut violation Of fta
1rov;stoun can TIN centrai toka round n
troeht from opv =, tha1a .4at,ou, P1oAa n ~
Aei6As AAoA4 A4J VI tupHp nlAk4QAb IL Euul.
petition WITH tho indianapolis md Toledo
frufstotton. thrro I. mc.nr, of tnaco IN tha f.ct
t,,,. IT, ,r-c,.a, son1a .on.t aa4 80"
tA+!' u" usa7s1ou7 A4I'a'41 a4ou t"oHs @noet TUG
only road that p75a percentage Of ia gFoss earnings
Into tho State Treasury In considering tue increase
Of earnings 1t Ahouid 10 borne IN mind that tho COM
n.nios wero running ausinrt he orod Inst yeor hon
t.a.oa "o'o Ae.s tno roi4o" 4as' so"i "nen
buaineSa "aa almost suspended by the preva-
1enco Of tho horao disease, Which WAS,
temporarily, as paralyx1ng ~ tho panic.
49, aas,,s. u. H.. .,.ta. ~ ~ u. s"ou s.
'ne "ee"no ~ tne pseo ot "neat cohuaos, IT 10 hot
s"ay TO soe how tho weakest companies will e abo to
moot theiE engagements The utter impossibility Of
to rely solely upon tleir earnings with which 10 de-
, 1873-11-12
GIFT CONCERT.
TILE SHORTEST ROUTE 10 FORTUNE.
100000 for only $3.50.
TIE LARGEST RETURN FOR
.TllE BnIALl.taT 1NVESTMENTs
a. GRAND
GIFT C0NCE;'lRT'
WILL. BE HELD AT
LEAVENWOItTIl, KANSAS,
Dooonabcr B19t, 1879,
FOR THE BENEFIT or A
JUVENILE REFORM SCHOOL,.
10000 Gifts,
$A6O,OOO in P1*izcs,
Pl"incipn1P1-ix 10000
consisting Of tho suporh palatnl rcsidence Of Simon
Ahoot, Esq.,, unsurpassed a. private dwelling tu tho
United StAos, being only fow blocks lro tho Court
House. surrounded by lnaEncont grounds, orchards,
gardens, and Vineyards Tho building has betn ouly
focontly completed with ali modern improvements,


So titlo i" to rcs, estate is suarantsea pSiieot
Tho lite!nl torns Of this schen,o Gzings Il Within tue
reach o Alla ercHest opportunity odereu 70 tho
poor rnan to r,e tu wealth.
+.'-'~ PRICE OF TICKETS.
~ Single Tickots, $2.5o; Elexsn Tickets,
Hundred and Fifteen Tiokots, $4,000.
Tho drawing will 30 q.o undor to Of
committee appointed by the highest ol:GAls In tlie
State duly swofn to thoiahul porlofmhnc6of the du-
Tho highest otoials tcth Of City, 0ourty, and Yato
hare MT only fndorsGd Mr. Ahoos, bnt to h!s 5seme.
The demand for tipknta ia and K1osIriT
to participate ID tho drawing ahoud II onoJf form thcir
t1ubB aud send IN their ordeFa.
AGENTS WANTED In NIL Et12ca. Cities, and
TOWNS IN fhc United s3tntcs and Cnundnr.
81 Monoy should bc sent by Registered Letter, p. O,
Order Express With tho full adsoss of to purchaser
Every paokaFe Of: II tickets has chance to win Ii
ptikCs but positively cprtain to win Hhtto pst
son 9ut Of evey ton paokaau Of II bound
to win two prizes.
Tpr further Information particulars. Bend for cisou-
1arsto the Manager aud Proprietor, md addross
(; SIMON ABELEs,
= Leayenwotth+ Kan.,
Or call at l61 Tnst Madison st.. Uh1cnRo.
, 1873-11-12

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Tha capartnetshtp
hcssoGsS % stsa r.: r. the b9s
+ axea. for tn Ps.en .nd velilatos .to
triiasa hsYinx putohassd tho interest ot valo,lne
sn;ae lneke fetltss 6ereifS I'D Iisnry 9tantslosa
WILLIS. w cnnt's ssid Lnsne4s nnlsf thu nsm9 q bIte,
tha lats 1rin. EALEETlEIt lEtINOKE,
~ lIENltY HUTENH!iOEN.
QhlcaRn Mar. TO- l873
, 1873-11-12


ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
0saTlucs twtes svs1Y nuna Clrou:ss, giving full In;
!oEnaiinni aent iFoo nn application Fsxsa hsd anh
5Tsa 15I9Fs aod Hftsta1:fx drawing, 19!a Heosmsst:
"'-+ s'->- - ax i. @, UGx 4fi1. "'
, 1873-11-12
EVENING".

: PART E'LR5.r.
PROMENADE
!. March, "Eouyonic". .Herfurth
Vaaa 4 Holfman's Exposition Band.
a. Fantastic, "Norma". ..Bollini
Great Weatera Light Guard Band
g. Fantastic from "Iantaueia" .Bafs
s Vass & HoEman's Exposition Band.
l. Aria, from fErnan",. Trombone 0bligato
Great Western Light Guard Band.
b. aAlop, "WoQome". "........... C. Elust
Vaas & HoGlnan's EXPEDITION Band.
tain ocass. tlaiot ii Toaaostsd for ~'-
Part SEsGoNF-D D.
CoNCRRT-
l. Overture, "olaae altar Portune". suppe
Huns Balatha's Grand Orchestra.
g. Solo Violin, aRusaiau Airs n.......... .Wioniawaki
HENRI WIENIAWSKI,
A played by h 'sts,s &. ;s ~ s.se Of a.
8. 0aynt1na, "Don eebashano". "....".....? ...Vesli
eignoz h. ParinL
H. Grand Duo for two pianos "Deux
CHARLES IND :; JACOB u; KUakEI. iaD''1''''D
d, Nightingale Polka. Mallonhauor
Hana Balatka's Grand 0rohostra.
PART mEETRD. !;
PROMENADE
!. Overture, "stralca" a"................A.. .Ftotow
Vaas & HoGman's Exposition Band.
9. PotpourrI, "0nr Zimmerman ......... .Ltrtzug
Great Weatorn Light Guard Band.
8. Polka, "slcgh Rlde"...... .In1ien
Vaaa HoRuan'a Exposition Band
4 Marob, "Viotory".. ..Baro
:, Great Western Light Guard Bard.
g. "Barbe Beuon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....0fbubaoh
Was T. HoRmaua Exposition Band.
The Boil sound twice aud quiet is ngaa requested for
PART E1oUR.tTEE.
l, 0Vortulet "2ampah. ah....".......... ...Eurod
Hans Balatka'a Orchestra
2. Bolo Violin, with Orchestra.
4. Second Concerto Romance. ...:.... beethoven
b. seo0lu l0l0nafso. o...,...,.........W w ien1aWskl
HENRI WIENIAWSKI.
s. Grand Vocal Duo, aki1a" Verdi
eiguos Muuzoni and 8gno. Farint
L. Grand Dun, Pianos, "Viye r0nest,".. .Kunkol
CHARLES AND JACOB KuNKRL,
g. Fe8t March ....., ................ ..Graler
Hsns DRlatka's Grand Orchestra,
EaLIN -La.Es.
Potpou1zl "Ipligo" .....,.....,....,...s stsausB
Veas & Hollmans Exposition Baud.
Star BpRngled Ranner .Bfgnora Adelaide
MuIsoui aud HanH Dalatka's gsanl Orchestra.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
DISSOLUTIo
The firm Of TRDADWAY d JEWELL,
Insurance Agents IN this CITY, IL this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
Mr.. DOUGLAS B. WAITE, Bookkeeper
of the late firm, is hereby authorized to settle
all outstanding accounts and other tranaao-
tiona oonnonted with the business OF the W.
rIous Insurance Companies for which Eaid
firm have heretofora boon Agents.
, 1873-11-12
GO, WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 12, 1873.

=!
This (WelnGslay) Day all Evening,
GRAND FIIINl.AI,E II
OF TEIE
EXPOSITION
No Increase IN Prices. Admission, 50 cts.
Programme Souvenir
Grand Interstate Exposition, 1878.
WIENIAWSKI,
THE BROTHERS KuNKEL,
SlGN0RAADELAlDE MUNZ0Nl,
S1GN0R A. FARlNI,
Hans Balatka's Full Grand Orchestra, ~.
Great western Light Guard Band,
YaSs L l0dmanS Exposition Band.
AFTERNOON.
PART E'TR$T.
l, March, "seaau .Parlon
Vaas Hoffman'e E1poait1on Band.
a. Overture, "Hermits Bell. .Maillsrd
Great Wentorn Light Guard Band.
8 Selections, LA sonnambaa" "Belllnl
d Potponrrl, "Faust". .aounod
Great We3torn Light duard Band.
g. Galop En- Vogue. ,.ZlkotY
WAS + HoiFnnn's Exposition Band.
An8 Sfeat Aeu 6eunu8 tHtc9. Iu0 machinery CtAso8.
The Fountain stups. Quiet is rlucltrd for
PART SECOND.
CoNCERE-
l. Overture. aMignon". n".....................T Thomas
eLus; ,Balatkaa Grand Orchestra.
q Violin Solo, "arand Fantasle Palpltn... Paganni
HENRI WlENTAWSKI.
g. Aria, "Visni Ia mia Venaetta",. Donisett
4ignor 4. Farini,
4. Grand Duo, Two Grand Pianos, "Mid-
:. summer NlEht". t".....-......... ..>..Mendc!ssohn
"Nooturno," "iairy Dance" and "Wedding Maroh,H
arranged and Performed by
H. CHARLES AND JACOB KUkKEI.
D. "Fakeltans" :....., Aeyerbeor
Hmm Ba1atka'a arand Orchestra.
PART THI:za1o.
PRoNIEN
!. Overture "Poet and Peaaant". .suppe
Vaas {; HoRman's Exposition Band.
u homRn7al llgnoQ "....-....... Thomas
Great Western Light Guard Band.
g, Paso, loutEen" +.ZikoR
Was T. Holmaa's Exposition Band.
4. Qua.tettc "Rigoletti". Verdi
Great Western Light Guard Band.
6. fotponret LII Periobole". .0Rsnbaoh
The Bsll Sounds. Quiet IL aenin requested for
r RT EoQJEs1-E7-.
CONCERT-
l. IfoVatofo" "..........'.''".....'. "s.Vcsdi
Hans Balatka's Grand Orchestra.
q Grand Concerto for Violir, with 0rcheH-
tra....... -.....-................... .McndRlssphu
HENRI WIENIAwsKI.
"a plsyed BY h botoso audioaeo Of u e 1t the or,4-
s. Grand Duo, "Leonora"... .Vordi
,siguosa Adelaide hunsoni and Sig. 4. Fazlnt.
4. Grand Moroccan do conoort" Duofor Two
Arranged ind performed by
CHARLES AND JACOB KUNKEI..
g. Waltz ARTISTS Lifa".. .JSt1auss
Haus Dalatkata Grand Orchestra
MALE.
Overture, "0thelEo". .lRossipi
Was T. Hofmans Exposition Band
9olop Of tue MnEea"-+ HeinEdorH
Great Western Light Guard Band.
EVENING. +,
: PART :ELR5T.
PRoNGENAD
/. March, asouvonie". .Herfurth
Vaaa 4 Holfman's Exposition Band.
g. Fantastic, "Norma" .Belini
Great Weatern Light Guard Band.
8. Fantastic from "lantanel!a". .Ba1fs
s Vass & Holinan's Exposition Band
l. Aria, from HErnani". Trombone 0blgato
Great Western Light Guard Band.
8. GaloP, "WelQome".. ".......... ...........0. Faust
Vaas HoGman's Exposition Band.
'''~' tatn o"ass. 0Sot Ii roauustsd fof
I'd =T1
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15
It r u s t Q @ s :
D. r. MCNEIL, Esq IL. W. lNSKEEP. F.
J. G HARNESS, ISAAC HUTTON.

D. R. MeSEILL, Esq J. W. INSKEEP, Esq.
j. G. HARNESS, =" ISAAC HUTTON. {"
THE SEcoSD Session begins 18th September
/ 1873 closes third week in June ls7l
lhis ~ an English, Classical and Malhemati-
cal school for Boys, and prepares them thorough
~ and CAREFULLY either for entering advanced
classes IN our best Universities or for prosecuting
their studies in the learned professions.
New buildings have been erected. special,
adapted to School purposes, and supplied with
every modern convenience, as forms carpets
racks, &c To the Scientific apparatus, already
provided, liberal additions will be made AS re-
CURED. No paine or expense will be SHARED In
supply every reasonable facility for ACQUIRING
thorough Classical and Mathematical training
on terms as low as can be afforded in a School
Of this grade.
The course Of study gives special prominence
to proficiency in the English language tut en-
traces oil the sui cts of Collegiate curricu.
lnm in addition TO which arrangements have
been made for competent Instruction in Tccs!
music without extra charge.
Every recitation will be carefully graded with
reference TO 100 for a perfect lesson-and Month.
y Reports, based upon these and the monthly
examinations, will bc sent TO parents aud guar
d'Aus, impariially stating class standing, pro-
grtss department. &c.
BoARDtRs will be accommodated In the family
on the Principal with every attention 10 comfort
and health. No pupil of vicious habits will bs
permitted 10 remain ia the School The ds,i.
pine IL generous and firm, appealing rather 70
The pupil sense Of honor aud self respect than
to his fear Of punishment B0sfdcrs are expect.
ed every Sabbath morning to attend the Prihc-
pei ss5ible Glass, and the public services Of ono
Of The Churches in Moorefeid
HE PmSciPAL cCngraiulatcs the friends Of the
school upon having secured the services as as
sociats, of Prof vs. r. BRITT. a distinguished
graduate Of the University OF Virginia WHO has
gained euyiHbe reputation ia his profession.
Jiashhg'oa anil Ire Unicerdty,
IN appreciation Of the merits of this School has
conferred upon it ~ PRIZE SCHOLARSHIP to bo
awarded by the PRINCIPAL, to the hest pupil md
entities him to tuition ia all the departments OF
Tint great Institution free Of charge
Terms for Scholastic Year:
TuITioy in Classical Department SEQ on
Higher English, ~ 90
Primary - "a %
Board in Principals Family, exclusive e
Washing and Lights, Sli0-in good private IA
miles somewhat sss. Payable half an sdmis-
sion-haif lst Of February, 1874 Discount Of
ten per cent. on tuition TO more thau cne from
same family. Address,
II j.. HOOVER,
MoorcJi,1d, Hrdy County, w. w.
July ls, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15
The Balloon Expedition.

Prof.. WISE, who proposes 10 cross the
ocean IN a balloon, grounds bis expected sue
cess on the theory that at a certain altitude
there Is steady and rapid current of air
setting from west TO east. He says tha.
on, of the 446 aerial voyages be has made,
Ala have carried him eastward. Respec'-
ing the bes, time TO START. he writes: of
the prime object of the transmarine balloon
was to get clean across the Atlantic as the
erPerimentum cTucis, it would not be the
most advisable to start in August or Sep.
temoer. In these months it may require
an altitude of three to four miles to reach
The eastward current. Should it be dc.
sired to cross the Atlantic in September,
we have only to start on the front wave of
cyclone, ard that would push US across
In less than sixty hours. The Weather
Signal Service Bureau at Washington can
give US the hint of an approaching cyclone
from twenty.four 10 thirty-six hours before
1t reaches the latitude and longitude Of
n. York, and we have then time to fill our
balloon with gas aud let it 60. HENRY,
EsPY, REDFIELD, aud others, have tracked
these cyclones so clearly, and the Signal
Bureau has predicted them so often and
ttutuiully, as ~ lebVe Uut euiuuW VI
doubt of their moving babitud.s. This has
reference to those greater cyclones that
spread over an area Of thousand miles or
more in diameter, and which do not exhaust
themselves in less than some thousands e
miles of eastward travel when they get up
to the belt of the temperate zone. While
the complete crossing Of the sea By balloon
Is very desirable in giving ecldt to the pro-
ject, it seems to me that it is not the most
important feature in tho scheme. The
grand principle is, does the air roll round
the earth from west to east at the average
rate of forty-fve to fifty miles an hour
faster than the velocity of the earth 2
The Graphic" balloon is approaching
completion. Twelve sewing machines are
constantly employed in sewing the seams of
the strips of cloth, which as fast as they are
finished are coated with varuish at the
Brooklyn navy yard. The balloon will be
ready by the Goth of this month.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

THE COUNTERFEIT HALF EAGLE.-The
counterfeit half eagle coinage of 1872,
which recently made its appearance in New
York and Boston, so closely initiates she
genuine as almost to defy detection. In
weight AMI color il corresponds sith the
legal coin, and is made of SlS gold olloy-
cd with copper and minimum Of silver,
intrinsic value 81 II. The outlines of tho
letters and eagle on the counterf,it are nor
at sharp, tquare and angular 8 those onthe
geUume. Tho Chief q tie Noifed yates
secret serviae oiless y rev=ad Of 50, 900 fCr
iafnrmstion ea5iug TO the capture OF the
.-'.,--asssss.-s am s{Ss,-ss-.sl -.
aies from which the coin Is made and to
the arrest Of the parties guilty Of making
snd putting them on the market.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

To The creditors ~ Louur ffu'chinson decd.
10 pursuance q decree Of the Circuit Cont Of
Hampshire County made in cause Ne.dn
pending 10 subject the rcl estate &C the said
Lomuel Hutchinson 10 the paymrnt of bis
debts ycu ore required 90 present your claims
against The said Iemuel Hutchinson. decd FOR
adjudication 20 samuel J. Floufnov. Special
Commissioner, ~ his gce In sold conuty, ou or
before Zoe lgth &C September l813
Witness, Ch1rics 81 Taylor. Clerk Of said
Court, This sth day a. August. 1879.
CHAS. NJ. TAYLOR, C!c,k.
Aug. g, 1873 -6w.
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HAnrDrs SlDxsr Collsa,

TINE next session % this Seminar a..
4 ing Will commence On THURSDAY Sent,
Der 4th. lS73. ~'F'0'n-
HaDpden Sidney Is sitsa,td ia Prince FL,
County, Va, within "A few huudrp5 ,-S"'l
Urion Theological Seminary. aud se,s, -, VI
from Farmvillet the nearest depot Of the N,t.-..s
Mississippi aud Chic Railroad The loc.is.-.'',
the ColleSe is most healthy, and the cor,,,,y q
around distinguished for intelligence and ne"
There rs no Grammar or Preparatory So
connected with the College. Ii retains The r,.
riculum and the great aim Of its teachers "a -
secure ihocoushncss in the training and ips,,,.,
ton OF their pupils and thus 20 prepare the, -.
professional studies or the active duties Of lac.
The ordinary expens 5 Of student exelpsir.
oi the cost OF clothing, travelling and books a,s
from S225 to S275 year. NV
ply 10
REV. J. NJ. L. ATKINSON.
President Hdmp,len Sidney Collrge.
Prince Edrdrd Cognig, IT,
July Is, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15
UniUersityof Virginia.

"Opens October continues through nine
Y J months. il is organized in schools on The
elective system, with folf courses in Classics.
Literature, Science with practice IN Chemical
and Physical Labo7ai6riesh 10 Law, Medicine,
Engineering Tea hing and Agriculture Apply
for Catalogues 10 JAMES E. HARRISON. Clair.
man, 7. q. University Of Virginia, Albemorle
County, We
August -. lall -lN.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15
Commissioners Notice.

j. y. Sreits Administrator,
as
William Il P.l.rg aud others,
IL Chopcrry.
DY decree rendered 81 The April Term 4
D tie Circuit Court q Hampshire coGrig,
Ncst Va 'he un6 ,rsigued "a Special Comm
siouer, is directed "t0 ascertain and report boz
much b. due 10 the estate Of tie Compliant
intesiate upon account Of he purchase money %
lie land iu tie bill and proceedings aad a'Y
other matter Doe may deem pertinent or aoy boz
tefc-'e1 parties may require
sd persons interested viii, therefore,
TAKE NOTICE,
that on Nondgy ne !sf d,,, of S.rier,1.y. is-.
az roy Office DO Romnpy, Z shaii proceed Do .,1I
out the directions ~ the above rer.ted decree.
SAM'L j. FLOUBNOI,
Special Commus1f"'
August ] 1873. -5w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15
Potomac Seminary,
ROMNEY, WEST va.

GCHOLASTfC Exercises for both sexes will be
l } commenced in this institution on MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER ETH under charge Of Doci Jons
NnsoS and Mas WILSON The purpose will bo
to prepare boys for College or for business
to imPsrt to girls an education full, thorough,
and practical
Terms for scholastic yenr Of 10 mon,hs--iO
weeks
English Branches, $40
LaugsaRe5-L Greek,
French, 10 each additional
Music on Piano or Guitar, 30
Use Of Piano
Contingent fee,
Board can be had on reasonable terms Char
ges for each term Of 20 weeks-payable half IN
advanCe-and half ~ the expiration u 10 weeks.
For further particulars -unti commencement
Of exercises address Rev g. W FNLgY. Ahsr
that
DOCT. JOHN WILSON,
PRINCIpAL.
Romney, Aug. g, l313-tf