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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
Radical Tactics.

We have no idea that in inducing
that old fellow to run a an lnde-
pendent candidate for Congress, the
Radicals had any idea they could
elect him. Their hope was TO intro
duce independently to the people; they
hoped to make the people familiar
with it : they kGow that in every
county there are certain set of men
who are chronic office-seekerS; who
will accept a nomination from any
party, or if they can see no other
chance will nominate themselves;
they hoped to secure here and there
a man who would run As an lndepen-
dent candidate for the State Senate
or House OF Delegates, trusting to
the future 10 secure them or their
influence to the Radical party, or at
least against Democratic measures.
We hope no Democrat will be hood
winked to such an extent as 10 vote
for such men.
II they do, ii will he with the as>u
rance that they are voting for those
who ire enemies to their party, and
friends 10 the Radicals with all their
infamous Civil Rights Bills, aud
their Kindred measures.
The Radicals try the very astute
dodge of making people think they
a,e whipped in &c., and sympath sc
deeply with the affections Of the PEG.
pie. They put us in mind Of the
man who went into court once in a
civil action, and his lawyer during
his argument described 50 afec
tingly the abuses he had been sub
lccted 10. that the client began 10
cry; the lawyer turned around TO
him and said you ID fool, what
are YOU shifting about: The man
replied that 'he did not know
he had been so badly treated till he
heard his speech" So with the Dem
ocrats; they would not know they
were ruled and whipped in and driv-
en- To support the Democratic ticket
if they did not hear some Of the Rad
zeal speakers. Ofcour>e there is no
driving on the Radical side.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
asrTuE LAST REDrCTI0N ms

BTTHE LAST REDUCTION OF
THE STASoN NO further changes In prices
viii be made, so delay not, but make your>pur-
chases at once.
all about half their value:
Black Ground colpred Striped Grenadines a; lOc
per yd. worth 2ec;
BIs k-Ground Grenadines with colored silk
stripes at 1850 per yard would be cheap at ~
sae-Bsnd Grass Cloth sultngs at soc, per yard
Striped Chinese Grass Cloth a, l5c. worth soc.
Lenos vt Issc. per yard worth CSC;
striped silS at Sc. 9oc. and 81 per yard-al bar.
gains;
Black silks from 81 to $3.50 per yard:
Linen Bltiste for Dresses AT soc. worth &c. per
pard
Black Grenadines from sOc. to sl.s5 per yard:
The best Printed Percales at poe. per yard:
Fast Coiored Lawns at l2& cents pei yard;
The latest-stye Side md Lawns ana Calicoes
Pilh,w Case Cotton. ~ inches wide, at l3c. per
yard;
Pillow. ase Cotton, lS inches wide. c. 1855
worth 20c:
FalI-width Bleached sheetns at sc. per yard
worth sOc:
Ful-sidth Blpached Linen Sseet!ng at &c y
ward, worth 81;
Pillow Case Linen :; yards wide :, scc worth
English Cheyiot shr,ing at soc. per yard, worth
35c.:
Domestic G!nghams at Tee, i2Nc. Isc. and i6se
per ward:
! BED TICK from iOc. 20 Ssc. per yari:.
! Linen Drilling and Duck from 1855 10 aoe peg
ytrd:
, Ladies' Ready Made SHIFTS from 50 70 Sg,;
Ready made Chemisrs Night Gowns, Dressing
Sscques Corset Covers and Aprons, a. aston
ishugy low prices:
Infants Embroidered Roles from 50 20 $40:
Huckabick Towels I. ON $50 10 SIG per dozen;
Tuwelling from Zoe 20 30 pei yald.
Table Cloths and Table Damask VA al qualities
AT prices o. suit all:
An-W0ol Table Cover, AZ 81 worth 81 20;
Plan '-Co'ers IN great variety at popular Pr
ces:
Linen Doylies al 40c 6ac .5c. 81. 81 - and 81 90
Autograph Fans ai toc worth 10;
Lice Shawls, Lace sdcques, and shetland sha6s,
I'm great variety;
full assortment ., Mourning Goods;
Mating In vii widths and qualities;
Oii-'1prhs, Rugs. Mats and window Shades;
Violet. Lavender, ard Cologne water. also Hand
kerchef Extracts ard Snaps iu g9cat variety.
Se Slng-M Machine Needles al 40 @nd tOc i1r paper
Of ten needles:
The hest sewing Machine oi' at TO- per bottle:
Clark's ana Goats spool Cotton OF ,oc per dozen,
or e. per spool.
s.winc.Nachinr Attachments. a per boX:
Touft'- improved Kuuers, a. frguhr prices 8.
GOODRICH Tuck-makegs, regular prnr - 81;
Cotton iarus az Nos. fom : 10 IL, al Il - Ies
hnndl. Of i've pounds;
lnhleachel knitiny-tution. three, Tour and I've
sirPnds. ~ A. per pound.
PiGur Trimmings ~ IS and 80. apiece worth
double thar amount
jet Beast pins Ear Rings, Bracelets, Nrtk.1c'.
sleeve and Collar Butt'n-. and thousands oi
Other articles aii io Do sold al extremely low
prices for cash only.
Particular attention paid 20 orders. Goods sent
by express &. q. -. or mon receipt Of p0si-vi.
ice oder orr gstercd lr''e
LEVY BROTuFES.
Ipls aud iUly Main s..
Any & Richmond. W.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
Good Speeches.

On Monday evening JNo. L. Ken
Ma and WIN. t BURDErT, of Charles
ton, addressed the people Of this city
on the issues involved in the canvass
now going on i'll the State. Mr.
Kenna spoke an hour and half and
was listened to by a large ard atten'
tive audience. His speech was a
comprehensive and logical arraign-
ment of the Republican party tor the
wrongs manifested in the admins
tra,ion of the Government
Mr. BrRDEI'T made sharp and dc
cisive attack upon the Republican
management of the State in the past
and disprOved by facts and figures
the clamor raised by the opposition
and speakers about Democratic eX-
travagance. We regret that oul
space is so limited as to exclude g
full review of the speeches.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
r. II. Hartley & Co.,
vs..
G. L. Roffe ct al.
IN CUANCERY.

BY virtue of a decree made and entered IN thr
above entitled cause, at the May term, let4, Oh
me Ci cur { on u Cabell county, the said cause
was referred 10 the undersigned slecial Com,
missioner, with instructions 10 TAKE, sla'e Anu
report the following facts. 49,
ist Whether the proceeds or the SAFES OF in'
lands II said Rcis. already made and coniirined,
after de,iucting therefrom the amount Oh .l,e
debts and interest due james A. Hoiiey, are SUI
fc,e n To nav the deb's of said Roie, WHICH al e
liens upon the whole OF his said lands prior 10
the trust lien OF said Holiey. cot,
end. How much and how many OF the saul
prior lens have been PAID a.. ,,s,s nj,
sad lands Of said Rone, p.ior 80 the heh o' s"i'
Hullry. have been paid. ..,,,.,Is
ath IL the proceeds OF the sales ol STU anus
which have been confirmed are not suhicieht, al
ter The deduction aforesaid, 10 pay ss'u priot
liens. then will the remaining liids oi s'Nu h"ie
he sufficient Tor that purpose
9Th What amount Of money, II aaE, u ~, tne
b,n,fs of John :. Wiicber, mentioned III said pc
tifinn owing for the sales of saio Land.
6tb Any other or further matter which ne
NAV deem pertinent aud proper, or when either
parlv nlry request ,, =, .t., .or
cerned that have appointed the 1911 day oi NC
tcber 1874, as the time. Gild NJ the oicth ohce
az The Circuit Court Of Cabe!l county HE pace
for hearing proof and taking and stating said ac-
count, in performing the duties required i me
hy said decree and II from any cause the near
ing OF said proof on that day, ana the taxing OF
said account. shall not be commenced, or II COM
menced should not DE completed, the same Will
be adjourned from day 10 day until completed,
and this notice sh1li be equivalent 10 personal
service. Given under my hand the lith day OF
September, 1874. .
NJ. ). THORNBURG.
Sent IL 4y Sp1 Commissioner.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

into afi,iation with one party or
the other, and he Of course tails
90 the party which elects him.
The nan who is running Us an indie
pendent Democratic candidate N this
District has a perfect understanding
with the Radical party Their PIT
pers are his organs. Their leaders art
his heuehmen. lC he goes 10 Con
ress be must be q cipher ora Radi
cal. Shall Democrats vote for him
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
Ina,penasnt Canaidatss.

independence Is very fascinating
No-,, what doe, IL mean Webster
SAYS. IL means exemption from t.c
control OF o,her~." We notice that
whenever a party j. in hopeless
minority and despair, of success IN
the .ssertiou Of its principles it books
around for man who has mo- priuci-
pies Of his own and tries To get him
10 run as an independent candidate,
generally with an understanding b.
torehaud. tina, tor their support he l.
10 give his influence 10 them after the
election. This j. Just the case now.
The coming Legislature l. ONE If great
Importance o. the ~i,tc Not only l.
there United STATE, Senator 10 be
elected, but the duty OF completing
the legislation 10 maze the Code cou-
form 10 the NeD Constitution, and
o'n'r matters '' great n'''''"' 90 '"e
State should be- attended 70 at the
coming session.
And 50 in Congress. The next
session Of Congress viii ia up the
s'a'e lot 'ae coming l re,'.''"''''' ''''-
P''s"' "N' "'' > nave 'e''r' Ii matters
% ,'7 i''s' '''''' v'u''' '''I, ~ '"v
patton Inc N''' nights Dan -" J."
De la>'eHea upon 'N' country " '''
I''''a'' nave inc power To- ,'' It,.
Inc currency question VIII "e '"'
nipui1'ed either ln the interest OIL
such mea - JAY Cooke h'N' N"'P
h'rl anu other Capitalists o"' "'''i-
h'ider' or III 'Ae interest '' 'He 'r'.
PIE. There are many 4'e>''"> 'i
great weight that must 'e considered
Does 'Ne Democratic l''''! ""'' To-
SEM men Wac are I'ee II'." '''
control except ''e'r ON" -e''''"
interests e'''''r '' '.'''-''>> W '"'
Lesl'ia'Hfe' We 'r'" not l"e
men sent 'aer1 ''''u'' 'e o""'' '"'
c'u'r'I OIL I''"ocr"''c principles
snou'a De thoroughly '"ou7' via"
them So 'h'i'uSn'y l'''' 'heIr con
s'''ueheF may De- assured ''a' '' a''
cases "hoer AL circumstances taeE
VIII De true 70 ''s'e principles ao'
ho' oe influenced 10y Fear OF iaV'r 10
turn traitors
we near great "v"' o' 'n'eP'o'.
cut can ''''''eS' "S II 'n"' were
'e0''''' '''''''0''' o"' we "'"l' ASK
what great measure was ever orclua-
ted by an independent member in
Congress or carried thr,u,b bv ;rja.
-. ;.n....,,...,
"'' '". o,''
u Po"' out any >ueh measure Inc
men Who originate great measures are
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

If the Republicans had run a
square ticket in this canvass, instead
Of a mongrel, they, would have got
ten more votes in every county IN
the District than their so called In
dependent ticket will get
Judge c. w. Smith would have
received more votes in Wayne, Cab
ell, Lincoln, Logan and Mason than
Hall will receive in the whole Dis
trict.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
e mine was worked 800 days in the


the mine was worked 800 days in the
year, it would require the delivery Of
1000 tons per day. Taking II hours
per day, which is as long as surface
hands work, this would require the
delivery of near / J tons per minute
every minute Of every working day
in tie year, Is not this absurd
We have the highest respect for au-
thorlty and science and the Iron Age,
bu, no authority IN this world can
make us believe that black is white,
or that one and one makeaou
And so in relation to the estimate
Tor ore. In the figures given by the
Age for making iron al sl1.53 per
ton, the cost Of ore delivered on the
cars is placed at about 81 cents per
ton, This looks very well on paper,
and if the ore could be lifted directly
from the mine on TO the car. without
blasting. breaking, handling. &c, it
MIGHT be reasonable, bit unfortunate
~ for the calculation, these things
must be taken into consideration. and
not only this, but the value of the
ore, undisturbed in the vein. which,
when il is mined on royalty, is at
least - cents per ton for common
ore, must also come as disturbing
element
We saw not 4 great while ago, ore
being mined in the most simple and
economical manner, by Mr.. Ben. Jor-
dan. an experienced miner and iron
maker. which he was delivering on
the ears for $500 per ton, which re-
CURED but one handling. He COM
planned that it did not pay expenses,
and assured us that he would require
from the company to whom he was
delivering it an advance in the price,
or else he must stop digging. There
is wide difference between u cents
and 800 cents. and there is very Of
ten more than this difference between
estimated and real cost. We think
our estimate for ore is rather under
than over the real figures We live
in West Virginia. 1t is TO our inter-
est, and to the interest Of our section,
to prove chat this is one Of the very
best places in the world for the man
ufacture Of iron, aud we would really
be glad 10 see the IroH Age prove
that We are wrong and it is right
If il could do 50, il would prove that
this is not ouly one OF the best, but
the very best place in the world for
making iron. But We have no such
UtOpian ideas; we are not prepared
us vet to show that we can make iron
at less than Sl2 per ton, nor deliver
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

BYyi.tu. ~ A decree rendered ~ the Wy -: -
f-.. lf tie Cfr.Tt C5art ~ tafs.f lpuriT. a.
R,reiYer Of said CJ,irf. ~ the inrr'Hp erer,s
~ the ina Oh r. ; j. shore. J shall proceed -
eel a. pgblir tucfiDB 20 ne hgnr+t n.HN'f r. fHt
pltni.,r MI Of !. H. 4. shore. ~ tie rlly u
Huntington. ". We,
Oa Wcd esiqL, Ss9'er,j,r 23rd. 1873.
The following prop,.ts. bnlynginy y the ai'-'-
..id run: l2s1ty feet Hsm.Ocs Lumber. -
,Dr. e.3. o00o feet White Pine Lumf-r. ~ eD
feet YeliOg P.ne Lnnper. 9 t1e feet k.h lumD"',
! Hair On safe. ONO. Dssk. Tahlr hair,
stoves. p0ny PiaBeT, ard oflcr migcelsnr-
on. things ~ SAID mi. belonging 20 be- nm e
J r. a X SIo-e. Terms made known 20 ~
Of sale.
JA-IEs +. TlfOgEBTRC.
Receiver n said court.
Huntington. v. Va, Arg. -. is5s--iL
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

THE Wayme Adyocate came to hand
last week with the name Of Hereford
still at the head OF its columns. We
are pleased to say that all the talk
about its going over to Hallis with
ont foundation and was manufactured
by the opposition tor effect,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
n IL. BAKER,
PRACTICAL MILLWRIGHT

Understands building all kni- Of sav-Ni'ls'
Gang Mills. Circular and Mul'J Mills. j. pc
naTe,i No DO All yo Y m his inc. Has mad sn ~
perience 81 Eighteen years. IN Nil!iain-Pvst,
PENNSYLVANIA, and in the Western numbering
countries He understands both water am sieahi
power. alsn understands running al k'nds OF sav
mills He derrs competition bOth a, a Du.I,cf
an6 sawyer Ref. euce: Birmingham A Puidr,
Charleston. Is. Va :E-Ali wo.k warranted
and done IN wolkmsnlige manner. AJ'U@Ss
D. r. PAKER- Charleston. r. Va.
tn Il
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

We have heard some talk of a
man by the name of Hall running
for Congress in this District, but We
hear very little of it now, except
that two or three Radical papers
and some few $50 called Independ-
ent papers are blowing for him. 1t
seems altogether likely that he will
withdraw from the canvass before
election 'lrv.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

Wayne County is all right. The
County is almost solid for Hereford.
Judge C. W. Smith has good ma
ny friends there, bat the people can
not 90 Hall.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

Money is a good thing in its place,
but when it is applied TO buying
the votes Of Democrats for man
who Is irving to break up the Dem
ocratic party, it is OF very little ac
cDuut
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR STATE SENATE

I..o.s A Ni,hhsrt. ESQ. having de,n1sd the
-.,rliusfiou trr,ierv,i nth, by the Lo2an CONVEX
t.an. "a the rarues, solicitation ci MANY p-re"i-
u snl n,ntlca! friends lauuaJ1te mt~ei - =
candidate for the senate and re-pec. ihit ~
tbs ft,nrsbla consideration u fne voters "i
~. Saratnr.l ID STRICT az me siceton On enc
L. NJ SCUlf.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
NoY.IsSIOSERE SALE or LAND.
Anthony Lawson. COmgl'ut.
Vs.
VIM. A. Hairless and Others, De;ts.
~ CHANG EpV

DY virtue 81 q decree Of be Circuit C0gri ~
DLnrnn county. rendered on f4e % dsy -
march. tssf To- the above cause, the undersigned,
Special { ,nms-iOner Tor that PnTpO-e, Nii.' -
the door, 81 the COURTHOUSE Of Lincoln County,
On "Wednesday. NE 81 # .s>pte,s.Jsr, 1874,
eel at public auction, certain tract q lan1
situated N the county 81 fincOln. On Fat rex,
~ the let hand fox II Mad RIVER eonfs nlng
1915 acres. mo ~ lsss: 0r 80 much thereof a.
viii satisfy tie cOmpanart's debt Interest sLd
cots.
TERMS:-One Fourth u rho purchase money
In hand. the residue upon credit Of 3. c. aud
DOhths ~ lnfsrest from Day ~ sale pa cna,rr
gsying bond with sscnrity for deferred Install
ments. J. l. STOIIIN1>.
Aag. ltd. Special Commr.
The above sale is postponed until the Oh dsJ
OF November 1919.
J. Z. STOLLINGS,
Sep l0-:d. srrr'l Con'm'F
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Please announce iu Nuur rapvr tia', SFidiNg
O. frequent solicitations. have consent 20 O. De-
a ctntiidaie fIr the stale senate. M the tth DIS
tricl. suhfect however O. a Democratic toANtn-
I'm n one should De a,iu.
GuvaDdoft-. Srnt fsrH 1~-r
TGA NtefNN'~
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

The Seventh annual exhibition Of
the Augusta County Fair will take
place at Stanton on the 18th Of
October and continue three days.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
New Let the Called Jade Vince I.
Prices Have Been Marked DOYl.

4 Grand Assortment Of Prints : and loc.
Ladies White Hose, 10 cents worth 25c.
aides White Hose, - cents, worth soc.
Ladies White Hose. - cents, worth Soc.
Ladies Leather BeiiT, % cents, worth SOC.
Ladies Kid Gloves, - cents, worth ; ~
Ladies silk Neck Ties, - cents. worth soc
Gents Heavy Kid Gloves. 81. worth - 50
Gents Butterflies, > and ) cents each.
worth 20c.
Gents Black aud Fancy Scarfs, - ard
- cents worth &c
Gents Fine White -hirts Fl 81 worth s. 30
Gents Hose, l0cts pair, worth 25c.
Gents Hose, - cents pair, worth SOC.
Gents Paper Collars }, 10, ID AID 20cts.
per box.
4 fine lot Of Men and Bows Shoes, your
choice for 81 90 per Pair.
Fine Brand. Of White ard Cold Cotton,
> and Sets. spool.
OR Goods are Fresh aud First Cla&s.
I1arnlisOu ~ Co.
or rHK CHEAP CASH STORE.
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Every body opposed to Bourbonism is
going 10 vote for lIall.-EJ.
Yes, and that opposition will com
prise the Radical vote OF the Dis
trict and no more.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

THE following vii! be the epitaph
of the Hon. JONI HALL, after the
18th of October:
"Knled by the use OF a Clawhammer."
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

Y1u are res1ecft1.iv roCuesfct 7" ANA Su'' y
th.ptr,a nf pr. r.. a. NC"JlIu'GA. 81 Cab
ED OllutV. aS ctn'i.lAe inr on >.,i' >''Hle
suriect 90 che srg.,n q thr uatorai kN'tatt'c
C.iGm.;sss GA tht 2.st " >cQt' u',,cr.
DEMOCRAT.
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NyESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
"
STAUNTON. Va.


VIII begun Is 18th Annual ; 'ss!on,
SEPTEMBER. 18th, 1871.
REV. ". \. HARRIS. u. D., President. with an
able corps 81 fwcnty-thr-c tcache-- aud ONCE 4
This Il one OF the Irg'.>f .hpuIE Tor 1ouug Ia
dies In ne south Modern languages iaFgnt
and spo.cn by European TEACHER. 1CS.c by
seven = ofrs-O aud Teachers. TINS J. one ui
d. heaithrst elm itrs / the world Those nhJ
come here with feeble constitutions, cmlls aEd
cliTnnte diseasss. are enfiiely rGr"G.
sBuild!ug- elegant -fannrd 10y tie plre-t hrecZ
o. and commanding the most aZninccnt rural
and mountain scenery, making II one 4 the most
delightful college homes ia the mon.
one hundred ard eleven boarding pupils Gtenh
mis- school. from rireea Southern States.
From Prof. 7. H. Smih, J.. l.. d., Uni.
rer.i'y Of Virginia.
The Wesleyan Female Institute deserves the
brilliant -u"ccss IL -ulnS-. Having h4Si 4 dhuEh-
Ter under Mr.. Harris care, during me prs-nt
session. nv observation leads me 90 believe his
school tn he one ~ the hest Of Female oenhn.-
res which adCrn our state.
PRAsCIs II. SyIIH
TERMS FOR The ENTIRE COLLEGIATE YEAR:
Board aud Tuition IN tae Collegiate Course
800. Music aad other extras nolrrate.
For catalogue ~ SiX:y-fOar pages,
Address
REV. ". \. HARRIS,
July }0-tf. Stanton, va.
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\, ANTED--TO MANUFACTVRERs.-
I. West Charleston Company Offers Dohu
Of from $500 20 $1,000 10 MAI ufactu ers l,Titing
In West Charleston, the Capitol of West virginia,
ON the Kanayba. Cheap coal. iron ore, salt and
lumber: railroad ana river transportation. SUD
or man ana p.mpblet Nay T--iyr.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
DOANOKE COLLEGE,
IL SALEM, VIRGINIA.
TwEYTY-FIRST SESSION, IS73-'74
BEGINS SEPT. 3, AND CLOSES JUNE Il.

BEGINS SEPT. 3. AND CLOSES JUNE Il.
Course Of Study as high as that Of any
Co lege in Virginia.
Literary = cieties Il first rank. Exten-
sive Libraries, Reading Room, Cabinet
and Laboratory.
Location unsurpassed in America.
The abundance Of tie Roanoke Valley
rcnderr the expenses very moderate. For
session Of Ten Nonths liic'ud ~ y AID,
Tuition, Fuel, Lights, Washing &c, abou.
5000.
Students from Nineteen States and Ter
rit,ries
s1r- For Catalogues and further ini,r-
nation, address
REV. u. J. BITTLE, u -.
July 9th -. President