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Parasitic GrOwths In Wine.

WHEN wine becomes acid, II mas Deeh
invaded by the flower of vinegar, Myco-
de,,nn aceti. the function OF which seems
TO be to transform alcohol into acetlc acid
by sort of incomplete combustion. ms
has been seen into by most thOuse-keepers,
when they give tne name OF mother 10 t'ic
membranes found in Jars which have con-
tanned vinegar; and rapid way OF max
inu vinegar has been based on this Obser-
walton. Another analogous mycoderm'
the flower of wine, does not occasion any
hurtful fermentation, but seems rather 10
favor the reaction due to what Is caiieu
the ''bouquet." A worse malady mas
for its cause growth which presents II.
self under the appearance OF nlaihcn,s vi
extremely slender aspect. and forms tnoS4
slight waves which may be remarkeu
when wine is shaken. This mycOdcrm
has a strong affinity with that which pro-
duces Tactic acid. Wines that are de-
scribed by the growers as fat and oily, are
charged by a fermentation which takes
the form of glObules joined together IN
kind of entangled chaplets. What they
call an old or bitter taste, is a maiady
which chiefly attacks the finest wines, ana
also has its origin in a special .ermenta-
ton. which reminds the palate OF WINE
turned acid: under the microscope, tIc
floating particles are larger, and resemble
the branches of dead trees. If the germs
of these different mycOderms are killed
by heat, the wine is safe from all change
SO long as it is kept in closed vessel
but it is evident that these precautions are
useless if new germs are brought WIN
the air, or i'm unprepared wines, whicI
may be mixed with that which has peer
heated. After many experiments whicf
have been made by the wine-grOwers o.
Burgundy, it is decided that it is wei aa., ts
heat the vintages to the amount OF iron
sixty to eighty degrees, if only for min
ute. and that instead of losing their arOm'
and flavor, they are in fact rather i'm
proved. For the same reason voyag
to a hot climate has been recommended
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-02-22
Recent Discoveries In the Pyramids.

THE Pyramids of Egypt were con.
structed 1900 years ago. Mr.. Dixon, OF
England, has for some time been explOr-
ing the two remarkable chambers known
as the kings and queens chambers, in
the interior of the Great Pyramid. BY
means of wire introduced between the
Joints of the masonry, he found a space.
and was thereupon induced to bore into
the walls of the queens chamber, when
he discovered passage way, eight by
nine inches in dimensions, evidently a
ventilating fiue. Its terminus has not
vet been found. Within the passage way
ne found a bronze hook, which is sup
posed to be the most ancient specimen OF
bronze now existing. He also found a
piece of worked cedar wood and granite
ball. which latter is believed to have beer
an Egyptian weight. Its diameter is p
inches. AS the walls behind which thest
articles were found were solid on the in
ner side of the chamber, it is believet
that they were placed in the position
they were found at the time the pyramlt
was erected.-Erchdnge.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-02-22
Our Personality in Dreams.

ONE remarkable thing as to the stun OF
our dreams is well worth moment 5 COLI
sideratiOn-and it is this: OF whatever
stuff we are ourselves made $50 far as re-
cards our moral constitution and chardc.
ter, that isl, of such stuff our dreams Will
assuredly partake, in very great degree
whatever may be the forms and phases.
grotesque and ridiculous, or awful and
solemn. 1t has been frequently asserted
by writer's on this subject that the cream
er is at one time brave as hon, at amour
er mere pOltrOOn-at one time KiiavS,
at another saint, etc., etc. But all such
descrintions are false and baseless-the
moral individual undergOes no change IN
dreams, The coward never dreams that
ne is valiant. or the brave man that ne is
a coward: the sOrdid man has no generous
emotions in the land of shadows, nor docs
the free-handed, hOspitable man beconS
churl in his sleep. The dreams vi snc
miser will never be visions OF self.sacIince
and benevOlence. nor those OF the Dase,
mean and impure be a whit more noDie
or elevated than the acts of their waking
hours. It's true, that intlreams we oiten
acouire wealth, honor, dignity, reputa-
ton or power; in fact we may, anu IL Is
likely enough that we do, In our creams
, realize, as it were, in the course Oh our
,, lives, all those various l0nglngs ana am
! billions which we are In the habit OF pic
turing to ourselves in those waking myths
!; and day-dreams, in which all men, from
! the necessities of their nature, indulge
: more or less. But, throughout all thes'
changes, endless as they are, the moral IN
diyidual remains the same, and cannot, o
will not, undergo moral change. Aganl
4 in dreams we never lose our persona
r identity; one man never dreams that he
n another man, and, though he may drear
o that he is two men, or ten men, or twenty
l. vet each and all of these will be non
l. other than himself, multiplied, he know
,r not how. From these considerations an
s. others which they have tendency 10 SUI
oest, it would appear that we have on
Sc Selves part to play in furnishing Il
I'd stuff of our dreams. To what extent
a. are ourselves the creators of our dreaI
he life may perhaps be shown in subseque
ed chapters.-Leis,Te Hour
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miscellaneous Selections.
ZERO IN THE SUN.

Y THE AUTHOR OF "NISETY-NISE IN TIL
sIIADE.'
As rail tracks shorten In the cold
by Natures great metallic law,
80 shrinks the man of iron mould,
When these rude winds their weapons draw
These "cagcr airs in icy breath,
Whose myriad pOniards, piercing, chilling
Seems dealing back avcngeful death,
For cuts of that prOvcrblal shilling.
The fuel-ventlors thank their stars
That Lehigh higher yc. ust 90;
And babies cuddle close To- Mars,
Because the Mercury is low;
And Sunday nj the twilight hour,
Once lit by flames of tender Venus,
Ny flame bewails, with visage sour,
The GOODNESS that has come between us.
III nv to her, I'd break the ice
With burning words of desperate man;
But breaking ice il not so nice
When IL means Fanny, he my Fan
When ghosts Of frozen smiles benumb
The loving lips that shiver biucly;
And when the cool reply may come.
ASH pa" and pa is Mr.. Cooley.
III don INV double -wOrsted hose;
I'll pile the CRATE with cmbcrS bright;
I'll read my Burns, and toss my toes,
And sing the songs the skalds indite;
or HE me to some iurSIin shore
Fire Island, or lam OF geysers,
Or Hottentots, or hclleborr-
To check my chattering incisors:
Drink gingcr-tca as pudding thick,
Compounded in Il red-hOt can,
Stirred with II iirc-woOd toddy-Stick,
And ladled with u warmng-pan-
Unless some friendly foe, instead,
Will hold me over Etna's crater,
Heap Goals of fire upon my head,
And drop me like a hot potater,
-Appieton'S Journal.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-02-22

HALF the Misunderstanding of those
who can least afford to misunderstood
each other at all arise from two joint rea-
sons-first, from want of frankness on the
part of those who think they have 10 need
to explain; next. from want OF faith on
the part of those who can take nothing
for granted without an explanation.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-02-22

COTToS. which is the last passion of
California, it is calculated, will pay 90 per
cent profit than wheat in its southern
counties, and 5000 acres are expected to
be planted with it this season. If so. Cali
fOrnia will be a rival to the Eastern South
ern States as exporter of cotton. for heI
own consumption is only about 500 bales
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-02-22

And Reuben answered, heartily: i
haven't blamed YOU bit. Laviny. |
knowed twas Miss Niddlin's work.
But after we'd lived together so long. She
might have let us be till God divorced
r-Hnrnel'S Bnznr.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-02-22

The fruit bud killer has made his annu-
al visit out West,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17
No License In Marshall.


TN the Mound yIIe Rep rIer.
On Monday, the question 'ot granting
license IL sell liquor IN the county came
up beInre the county court, and tue court
decided, by vote Ol thirteen against
three not 10 grant license. We are very
confident thai this action will be sustain
ed by very large majority OF the better
class oil ciliZenS Of the county. Slsuy
men Of influence have changed their
views on the question during the past
wear and there never has been n time in
the history Of our county, when there
was 90 strong feeling against toleraliHE
the LIQUOR traffic as there Is now. One
great reason Tor this change is the lament
able fact that 60 many boys are becoming
drunksrds And this oSu DO sald MOI
only Of the boys and young men living IL
the towns and villages, bur olthose living
IN the rural districts. TheGvil has grown
10 such an extent that the attention oil
the most careless has been called 10 a
consideration Of the best plan Of remedy
Ing the evil. One important step Is "a
stop legAnSing tho sale, and the next i'm
porIAnt measure Is u strict enforcement
Of the very stringent law now governing
the whole State, The strong Temperance
party now have II In their power 10 sup,
pres this evil II they only have the mora
courage to do It.
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Elrcnnt WcddInr at Reston.

From tno C'Arksburg ConServative.l
Emma Noore, Of Weston, is no more.
At nine o'clock on the morning Of the 9th
of May, Robert F. Fleming, II sprIghtly
young lawyer Of GlenvillO, led her TO tho
altar and gave her his name. The party
started from the asylum In carriages, and
on reaching the Episcopal Church, carpet
was laid from the vehicle through the yes
tIbule Of the Church, and white muslin
spread over the wheels 10 prevent the
brides dress from solling. The Church
was brilliantly lighted, although the cere'
mony took place in daylight. Louis Ben.
nett, Dr. Kunlz, George Fleming and
Tom Moore acted as attendants. On the
arrival oil the wedding party two OF the
gentlemen entered the Church and united
The white ribbons which bound the re-
served pews. Tom Moore gave awGy the
bride. She was dressed in white Pa
risian fabric, and her vail and dress were
looped up by orange blossoms. Several o.
the brides intimate friends wcre presen,
from Clarksburg, at which place she re-
NAMED few hours as the guest Of Mrs
Waldo Gon.
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OAMPDRLL-on Thursday evening, Nay Is
1879, at TX o'clock, RNTUYMIA L., vile OF Vim
n. CAmp6Ol, In the Goth year OF hsr age.
The fauerL will take place from the residence
Of her husband on Water street. Centre Wheel
Ing. this afternoon at . O'Clock. Services vii
confluence at ~ O'Clock. Friends are IaVItcd.
RHODES On FIIdG, morning, may 10, 1873
MoLLIE RHODES, daughter OfJAmGs i. and LiEEii
Rhodes. RSrd 10 years.
Funeral at O'Clock this evening from the res
Idenco Of her parents on Virginia street, Island
BAULWAUSS-on Thursday, May Is, 1873
WILHILN BAuLwGUss, aged about 80 years.
Tho faneral will take place from his late real
denee, seventh street. near Lindsay, to-day al
10 O'Clock a. II. Friends Of tho fImily arc in
YIied
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=
A depressed, irritable state OF mind
n weak, nervous, exhausted feeling
no energy or RnImRuOnT confused
head, weak memory, often with dc,
bIlitatIng, involuntary discharges. The
Consequence Of exccsseS, mental ovcrwork OF
indiSCreuons. This NERVOUS DEBILITH
Gnds.A sovereign cure In HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. %,
It tones up the system, arrests discharges, dspel
tho mental gloom and Dependency, and rejuve.
mates the CntirO system. 1t Is perfectly hnrm.
less and always efficient. PricO S, for a package
Of lvc boxes and largo I? vial Of powder, which
Is important in Old, serious Eases; or q per single
boz, Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail
on receipt OF price. AddrrS HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. 500 BnpGDwAY, y. V.
For Gale By Lpgan. List q Co.: 3. Booking
T. FInu'y; James Marry; Reed, KrAGt & Co.
Wheeling; Chas FAris, y heellng Island; janet
Elliott AndJ & n. N. Mercer. Bollalrc, o.
EahtgaOf fHv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

TEE JuNB GALAXY The Galaxy fol
June contains several articles of striking
Interest, Of which the first in order, If not
10 merit, Is q spirited sketch Of Leon Gam
beta the ardent French Republican, who
Is spuken Of as the youngest statesman in
Europe Another article which has d
peculiar interest 10 view Of the sanguin-
airy tendency oil this age and the tender
ness Of juries in murder trials, is Dr.
COINS essay on the value Of life; an artl-
Gle full OF thought and sound philosophy
bat unfortunately rather TO abstruse TO DO
popular. The average reader will be bet.
ter pleased with Mr. Burroughs light and
entertaining article upon the pleasures
and benefits oil walking Out-an amuse-
ment few Americans are addicted to. Ono
or two short and very pretty tales arc
clustered under the title Of "Gascon
Stories" "AFourfold Abb" is an ipge-
NOUS story, showing the trouble a self
appointed detective may get himself into
An article upon "Thc Man with the Iron
Mask" reviews the immense array oil
books and essays written upon this sub
ject within century and q half, and pa
tiently lsbors 10 prove that none OF them
are correct
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17
The SpeakeTshIP Of the FOrty.Thirt
CUbETeSS.sBIHIne and Maynard.

The SpPakeTshIP Of the FOrtY.ThiTd
COBgEeSS.sBlHIne and Maynard.
(wtIh Cor Gu Commercially
Those friends Of Speaker Blaine who
have him 10 training Tor the Presidency
10 1875. say that in case he Is reelected
BY tho Forty third Congress US Speaker,
be will throw overheard all those chair
men Of committees who have been 10 any
way connected with the Credit hobtlier
transactions Blaine is candidate for re.
election, and be claims the support Of at
least two thirds Of the Forty second Con-
gress who have been re elected. The bal
ance being mostly Southern carpet-bag-
gers and Pennsy lvania Protectionists, are
claimed By Maynard, Of Tennessee. Let
ters are already being sent forth by both
these competitors TO newly elected Con-
RTessmen, soliciting their votes for these
respective candidates TO the third position
In the government Blaines friends make
the point In his favor, first, that lie is not
committed TO any economic policy oil leg
iSlation so tar US revenue Is concerned;
and, second, that he opposed the salary
Increase SO TAR as 1t related to himself.
MAY nard ,mmits himself boldly TO the
protective pOEsy, and urges that BlRine's
name has been mentioned with suspicious
transactions In such way as TO make
his II election us Speaker Questionable in
point Of party policy, TO Say nothing else.
Maynard has nothing TO say either in
condemnation Of the salary grab, or in
comment OIL the participants In the Credit
MobiliCr his friends give il TO be under.
stood that in case OF his election no signal
changes would be made in the chairman.
ships Of the important House committees,
save perhaps 10 strengthen the Ways and
Means Committee in the direction OF pro-
lection.
Blaine, through his friends, on the con.
UarS is pledged to policy which will
destroy all those who figured In the Credit
MObilier transactions, or who were prom
inent and Influential In bringing about the
salary grab increase. Under this policy,
Garfield, % chairman. Of Appropriations;
Dawes, a. head Of the Ways and Means,
and ScUaeld, as representative OF the Ma.
val Committees, would all have TO be sac
ridced. Bingham, as chairman Of the Ju.
dietary, not being reelected, is no longer
10 the Geld. This position is being tenn
pnrarily sought alter by Ben Butler, AL
together, tue complexion OF the next
Huuse, 81 lar as It's leaders are concerned,
IL very complicated, and the fight Tor the
Spenkrrship promises to bu extremely Sc.
vtrs, although every body conceded that
Blaine will 6e eventually successful.
The ultimate selection OF chalrmen,
which virtually decides the leadership Of
the next House, promises 10 be one Of the
most exciting 10 u personal way that has
hetn Witnessed In this direction for some
time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17
MARM R.sALR

ottE for GGlo tho Farm on which now
IeAlde, situated in nAFHhAll county, W. Va, some
three miles from the limits OF the city OF Wheel
ing, on OF near the RAifmont Pike, containing
l0S acres Of arStelGaB land, nearly gu Of which
10 In AsAne state Of cultivation. The improve.
meats are Al Of tbs best, eon9isunR o. bnek
House containing eleven rooms with all me
eonYenIence0 pecdf1i. 4 largO eialREn BuppllCt
Il with an the VSGcF for which rain water Is need
ed, TheFo q alec . large Barn, VITA cellar; Sta.
Bio room ioF Horses and twenty head Of Cattle;
WAGON House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
ChieFen HouBA, and good Frame Tenant House
sSntaining fourr rooms; With Churches and School
House within short di1tGnte. The said land 10
veil WatsrCd, and nOTeF.fA iing we'll At the barn
There 10 8 good vineyard Of CatRVbA and Con.
cord 0rbpeS, and large number Of the beat %
lection Of Putt TreOs lAfall bearing, consulting
Of Apples, PeaFS, Peaches, Plums, Cherries and
Quilce7, With Almost I'll tho hFbt quality OF
small fruit grown IN this part Of the country.
Any perSon dOGirinR good homo near % the
city Of Wheeling, WheFO thsy can probably dis
pose Of whatever they may raise for the market,
VIII DO well 70 call on the subscriber, who Will
give al the nOeeAsGFy ihfoFuAtioa. TRmHeGSy,
JG7-dAW Mt MAYHAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17
Medical,
IN Medical.
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
BALTIMORE, ND,
Otlce-7 South Frederick Sire,


DIR. JOHNSON
Has discovered the most Certain. sn.,.,.
only RfcctuAl Remedy in The ESrS Ps ~ 4, M
nets OF the Back Or Limbs, BrietureS IA weak
OF the RldrCyS and Bladder, InTnI5nI :. euots
charges, lmpOtency, General De6Iliiv n Dis
neBS, DygpepSlA, Llnguor, Low Spiyj,sS trIolt
sion OF 1dea1, PaipitAuOn Of the He1rt T SOIia
x, Trembling, Di9 DIE Of Sight Gldd1a.S.i
feetIonI Of the Liver, Lungs, biomSrS az IN AZ
those Terrible Disorders arising isor soS,a.s.i
Habits OF Youih-sEcRRF and SoIltSTS psS!iI,ll
moro fatal 10 their victims than ~ 49, Httti
syFenB 10 tho Mariners Of UlyISas biS y lhs
their most brillAnt hopes or Gntcip,tIob. Lg
derinG marriage &C., impoHGIble. III
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body are The mott
necessary requisites TO promote cOnnublal hap
plnees. Indeed, without these the lOurs!
through lie becomes 4 weary pilgrimage; lie
prospect hourly dATkens TO the view; The MID
becomes Swallowed with despair add allel viii
tho melancholy reflection that the happlneti Of
annAhnn anIana hllnhlnh Nth nnE nun
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

AsIF the reacherouS and blood. Thirsty
Modoos are not sufficient affection to our
troops at the Lava Beds, tho hideous rat
tlesnske and the deadly scorpion must
needs nightly visit the tents ofthe soldiers
to add to the general uupIeaSantness OF
their situation. It Is somewhat consoliug
10 IT a.ct that these venomous reptiles are
entirely impartial in the distribution Of
their lsVOrs and will annoy the savsges
as much Us they will tho soldiers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

AFTER q four years fight with the
Government the New York Central rail-
road has at last paid over the S40s. 900
revenue tax on Ii scrip dividend issue.
The money was handed to Collector
REILEY Wednesday, and the Commission
er Of Internal Revenue Thursday morning
received q certificate Of deposit for the
ouonppt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17
schenck'O Mandrake pills.

These pills are composed exclusively o.
vegetable Ingredients, although they en-
tIrely superSede the use Of mercury, dc
not leave any Of its injurious effects
They act directly upon theliver, and are
valuable remedy in all cases Of derange
ment resulting from q disordered state o.
that organ, Liver Complaint. Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache
Typhoid FeverS, &c, &c, all succumb ia
the free use Of SChenck's Mandrake Pills
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

THE Central Ohio Railroad (under the
management OF the Baltimore and Ohio
has been operated with great success
The earnings Tor the year ending in NO
vember last were $l000,726 80, an In
crease Of $G2, 220 IS over the previous
year. The sum Of $9l0,OlS IS has been
set aside 10 redeem first mortgage bond:
OF the company.-BdrnESriih Enterprise
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patrons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

SEVERAL OF our exchanges have said q
kind word for the INTELLIeENcER In con-
nectlon with the recent removal Of our
ofice. Will they accept our thanks and
reciprocal good wishes?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17
SATURDAY, MAY II, 1873.

RInovAt.-The Business once OF the IHTE1'
trsESOua has been removed to the lower door,
three doors cast Of former quarters, Quincy
arrest between Main and Market, 1t being the
Soru~rOoa next the AllOy,I WhorO tho projectors
villbs AIppy TO zee and IsETO thsIr friends and
pstronS. ...a..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17
ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building. IotS, on Wboellyg L.
land. PtieS nom ttOo % 1000 each. -
Tmh eonO-foREih cash, the roaiduelIn OquA
inStallnents 1t ono, two A4dthrep ySArs, with 10,
forest mo. ?. GIIOHRIST,
Apla r.t7 -'---F'.r ~ At Top Nil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

A HRART RENDNG accident occurred
near columbus, Ohio, the other day. a
woman was drowned while trying TO hang
herself nom the limb Of q tree Ct The
waters edge.
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HEALTHY DIGESTION.

Life Is rendered miserable when the digestive
organs ure implirtd. Food becomes repulsIve
the hody emAclaled; tho mind depressed and
melancholy bToOds over you. TUTFB VKGETA
BILE LlyER PILLI 10 the remedy for these evils
they produce sound digestion; create q good ap
pe itc, impGrIs refreshing SleIp and chcsriulnosi
Of mind,
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE IS HARMLESS.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

uIPPY RELIEF FOR YoUEG MEN from tho effects
Of Errors and Abuses In early life Manhood
restored ImpedImGnts TO Marriage removed.
New method Of treatment Nov anu remarkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent free, In
scaCd envelopes address, HOWARD ASSO'
CTAII)N, No South Ninth st., Philadelphia,
Pa AN Institution having high repHtatiOn for
hOnorAbl conduct and professional skill.
mAF2BdGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,
The Spring Term opens MONDAY, April l4;h.
Pupils will DO received In tho Preparatory, Aca'
demIc, Collegiate, Music or Art Department
New classes will be organized. For terms oil
tuition. admission, &c apply TO the PRECEDENT,
PROF. W. H. NORTON. ap9-dGW