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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
Hon, Robert Toombs-

We notice that some of the Radic-
al papers are trying to make a bug
a-boo OF Mr.. Toombs, of Georgia,
helding him up as disloyal, and the
representative of disloyal Southern
men. Any one who knows anything
about Mr.. Toombs knows that he
does not represent any one but Mr.. K.
Toombs. He is of that unfortunate
mental constitution, that places him
in antagonism to every government
no matter what it is. He was just as
disloyal to the Confederate govern
ment, and denounced it just as bit
terly. We met him in Georgia in
1868, and he then denounced jeff.
Davis and all the Generals of the
Army as fools or traitors.
Mr.. roombs is:a man of large heart,
large mind. but that wonderful ego
tism, that amounts 10 disease and
can see no good in anything but his
own actions. He never does mean
thing and it seems IS if he never says
wise one now.
lie is looked on as great aristd;
crat, slave driver &c. he is tender
hearted gentleman 10 those depend
ent ON him, and receives their love
and venerahon. He was a positive
and perhaps an arbitrary master to
his slaves that is he expected the
most implicit and unquestioning ODE
dirnce from them, but he was as
kind to them as any one could be and
they all loved him with a perfect de-
votion.
Mr.. ToOmbs is an old man, he is
one by himself He belongs to a gen
GRAFTON that is passing away. When
he vas in Congress, there were
giants in the land" Then the lead
ers were Webster, Clay, Calhoun,
Cas- and Benton, ct ID omne genus;
what change he sees, with Grant
NJ the head of the Government
Landaulet Williams, 3. +. Butler,
Morton of Indiana, Blaine, Henry
Wilson and such men leaders in the
Cabinet, the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Is it any wonder
he de>piseS them and their Govern
ment?
But his only resource now, is to
talk; he takes delight in expressing
the contempt he feels for these men.
As he is an outlaw, q disfranchised
man, surely this poor refuge should
not be denied him.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
MANHOOD
Z HOW LOST. How RESTORED

Jus, published. new edition Of DR. CuLvEE-
WILLS CELEBRATED Essay on the radical cure
fwitnOui medicinel 81 SpernstorrhGsa or SEMI
nal Weakness, InyolUBtary Seminal Losses, IiIi-
potency, Mental ana Physical Incapacity, hnpedi-
fnents b. Marriage, etc, also, Consumption, Epi-
epsJ and Fits. induced by selt!ndAesnoe CT
sexual extravagance, &c.
sOPrsce, IN scaled envelope. enly sx cent?.
The celebrated antbOr IN this afuifabie Essay
clearly demonstrates. from Thirty years sue
cessful prsct ICE, that the alarming consequence
Of seif-abass sIsy be radically cured without
the Dangerous use Of internal medicine or tbe
application Of the knife: pointing out a MODE o.
cure at once simple, certain and eileciusi, "
means n which every sufferer. no matter vnae
his condifisD may be, may cure himself chespD'
privately, an radically.
IE-Tfis hetsre should be IN tte hSnds OF
sverJ youth and every man IN the lan1-
sent under seal, Ia plain envelope 70 anJ sn-
dress, post paid, On reeeip. Of SIX cen" OF ~"
post stamps. y
Address, me Publishers, CHAs. J. c. KLINE
Tlychd
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
WISCONSIN

voted for eight members of Congress
and members ofthe Legislature. The
Republicans elect six members OF
Congress, and q majority Of the Leg
islature.
The Territories of Idaho, Arizona
aud Washington, also elect members
of Congress, but no returns have as
vet been received from them.
The gains of Congressmen so far rs
reported show that the Democrats
have gained enough members of Con
gress to give them about 6C majority
in the House of Representatives.
We give below a table published
in the Cincinnati Enquirer, showing
the probable aspect of the next
House of Representatives,.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
Lincoln County.

Lincoln IS one OF the interior conTi-
ties of the Seventh District, but in
material resources is equal to any of
the Others. 1t is watered by the
Guyandotte and Mud rivers, which,
with their branches, traverse every
part of it. Its borders at two points
are within FIVE miles of the CheSa-
peake & Ohio Railroad at Hurricane,
in Putnam county, and Spring Hill,
in Kanawha county, Coal River trav-
erses the eastern border, being the
boundary between Lmcoln and ha-
nawha and Boone counties. On the
banks of the streams and in the IN
terror. there are immense tracts Of
the very finest timber lands, and
when there is demand for it, there
are great quantities of timber deliv-
cred from that region. The Guy
andottA, Mud and Coal Rivers are
all thoroughfares for immense RATS,
which go 20 all parts OF the Southern
Ohio and Mississippi Rivers.
When the Guyandotte Railroad is
built, Lincoln will De one of The most
important counties on the line of it.
There is no better splint coal in the
world than is found in that county,
on both sides of the Guvandotte Riv-
er. IL is almost as hard as Anthra-
cite, is rich in Carbon and entirely
free from sulphur. There are large
veins of lying entirely above water
mark, OF 8 IT,, 1 IT,, and a number OF
smaller veins. There are also some
immense deposits Of IRON stone of a
first rate quality, which will be eager
~ sought after. On the waters OF
Coal River, also, there are large de-
posts OF coal, iron, &c.
On the creek and river bottoms Of
this county can be found large bodies
Of very fine lands, adapted to corn
and grass. The uplands are good
wheat and cat lands, and the soil gen.
orally Is good. 1t produces we'll in
all the usual crops-tobacco, com,
wheat. potatoes, &c. When these
lands are once brought into commu
with The outside world, they
will be in demand, and the people of
Lincoln will enjoy the satisfaction of
seeing their county filed up with va
riouS industries.
Hamlin is the county seat. 1t is a
plain, old-tashioned country village,
but its people are hospitable and kind,
and among them can be found gen
tlemen oftalert and education. There
are good schools there, and the mer-
chants are enterprising, doing a large
trading business during the logging
season. There are several settlements
through the county where considera
Die business is done, Falls Mills, Crit
Ten Mile and other points
We hope 70 have regular CORES
pan3en; in Lincoln, who will keep us
posted q 10 all matters Of interest
there.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12

TIE State Journal thinks that
when the people Of the Southern
States are better educated, Demo
cratic majorities will diminish. 1t
is said that experience is the best
teacher. The Democrats have put
the Free Schools of West Virginia
on finn basis, and ever since
then the Democratic majorities have
been increasing steadily. The Free
Schools are very prosperous in the
Third District and at the last cleo
ton the Republicans did not carry
4 single county.
Massachusetts, with its magnificent
system of public schools, has given a
pretty e6eCtual denial to the truth
full State Journals assertion.
The Journal goes out OF its way to
disparage its own section.
Connecticut which had one OF the
most perfect system of public schools
when West Virginia was wilder
ness, has 10000 men in her borders
who cannot read nor write, which
considering the disadvantages under
which West Virginia labors in being
sparsely settled,-anl the poverty
Of the people,-is much greater in
proportion than circumstances would
seem To- warrant. The people of
West Virginia have at least good
enough sense not to be hood winked
by the Journals arguments.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12

The smallpox is alarmingly preva-
lent in Montreal
Mrs. Gen. Rqwlins died at Cheyen-
ne yesterday morning.
The country. between Salt Lake
and the Pacific coast was visited by a
severe rain and snow storm yester
day.
The Commissioners have given
notice that the Illinois and Michigan
Canal will close for the winter Nov
Der 20.
There are fifteen hundred persons
sick with typhoid fever in Darwin
over, comfy Lancaster. England i:
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
William Steward
Va
The Heirs and Creditors Of jacob Hsshbarger,
deceased,
N CdANCERY.


by virtue o, decree made ard entered inta
above entitled cause NJ an adJuoi ned term q
the Circuit court ~ Cgbell County, West Nirgi4-
IA, held on the 2ist Gay q. JsnuAiy 1874. whe.e-
10y Special Commissioner, L. y. Kline, was r.
moved, and the undersigned was appointed a
Special Commissioner IN the room AID stead Il
the ssid Thomas Is. Elire, enl tie asd cause
was referred o. the undersigned Special Commit
sioncr, with inst uctiUns ~ take state and report
an account. showing:
lat What amounts ~ money have been 70
ceiyed by the said Z. B Kline, ~ such Special
Commissioner the Names ~ Tie rsr-rns ffult
whom, and ihe dates when sub ACCOUNTS havU
been received.
Dad, What amounts OF money have been pai't
Uut by the said Kline - such special commits
soncr the names ~ the persons TO whom, the
purpose for which, ami the dates when such
amounts were pad.
3rd What amounts Of money arc due fiCm The
purchasers ~ land sold IN pursuance 20 it-
crees IN this cause rnain ulcOlleried The names
Of the purchasers from whom such amounts Re-
IN sin uncOlecied. and the dates when such
amounts are ur y IN De due aid payable.
4. what portion OF the febts dec,eed In ms
cause TO be- paid are paid and what portion % laid
debts remain unpaid.
5, What land, II any, heretofore dccreed In this
cause, 10 be sold remain unsold.
9Th. Any other matter deemed by the sal
Commissioner pertinent or necessary ~ sent
u tl,t NouIt, " Hlhl ~ INliEenh ~ any p.sJ re
tercstei, To report.
This II therefore, 10 notify all parties concerned
that have appointed the Ssth dly Of NogrmleF,
1919. the time, and Oh Clerks once ~ the or
cult Court Of Cabrll county the pipre. fpr hear
ing proof and taxing and stating the -sll af-
counts, In performing The duties required AZ me
by said decree. Andif from any cause Ihe IN
king 81 said accounts shall nOt he commenced on
that day, or II commenced, should not be- COM
pleted, the taking Of the same VIII 10 cOntinueh
from day io day Until completed. Given under
my hand October 9th, isI4.
~ s. TIORNBT RG.
Oct 29-sw SpI Commissioner.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
TO CONTRACTORS


THE undersigned Commissioners. appointed
by the County Court Of Cabell County a. JET the
contract for building bridge across Mud River,
near the town II Milton, ia SAID comfy, viii re-
ceiye sealed proposals. respectively through uelr
several post offices. until Saturday, the 7ist day
of November 1874, for the excavation, masonry,
supersiructure and approaches fur said Bildgr'
The span Will be 100 feet, wooden su.pen-lgn
Brdge the Masonry, Piers, Of about - feet ~
height,-the work 20 ne completed BY tie isih
day Of October, ISIS
The contractor Will be required n give BONO
with good security. TO be approved - ne Oom-
missiOners, for THE performance o. hE cv..-
tract. The Commissioners rsse:ye the right 20
reject any or all u the bids. Plans ana .ps'.n
cations may be seen 81 the Office Of A. .; bas,y ~;
Huntington, W. Va, on and after inc i''" ""' ~
November, 1874.
g RICE. Milton. Cshell Co, "; Va:
aIppED F1OWFRs Guyandotte, W. Va
Al ENsLOW, Huntington ". Va,
Oct paw. N'"'i'''
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
TENNESSEE

voted for State officers, members OF
Legislature and ten members Of Con-
Cress. The Democratic Governor Is
elected BY 10000 majority, nine OF
the ten members Of Congress, and q
large majority OF the Legislature.
Last year the Congressional delega-
ton stood Z Republicans and 3 Demo
Gratis. The Democrats gain 6 mem
berS.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12

Carlos \. Sperry, of Summers Co,
has purchased an interest in the Ka
nawha Chronicle, and viii hereafter
be associated with Mr.. c. Is. Webb
in It's editorial management. The
last issue of the Chronicle announces
that it will be Democratic. We are
glad of the change. and wish it all
success, both financially and politi-
CALI.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
MISSOURI

voted for all State officers members
of Legislature and - members OF
Congress. The Democratic majority
for State officers is not less than Thir-
ty thousand and may be more.
The Congressional delegation last
wear was nine Democrats and 4 Re
publicans. This year Is Democrats.
\ gain Of 1.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

I will attend IN person or by deputy az tnc fol-
lowing places IN the several Districts IN taDcl
county. " Va, for The purpose ~ receiving
Taxes. due from TIE people residing therein, Tor
the year 1874:
BAR8orRsvfTLE -BarboIrsyille Disi., Friday AM
SATURDAY. oct goth and sist.
MILTON Grant Dist. HOn5ay November ~.
HowgLLs MILITANT Dist. Tuesday, NOyeia-
her 81.
Henry HfCEHs's SroEg-Union Dist, Wednes-
DAY, November S'h.
OusLEYs GAP School uOUsg-NcComas Dist,
Saturday, November Ith.
GrYAsDoTTy --GnyaLdoite DIST. Monday ana
TUESDAY, NOyemDcr gth and 10Th.
HUNTINGTON -Guyandotte DIST, Thursday, No
yember 18th.
%. l. SMITH.
Oct s-tf. Sheriff Cabe Co., ". Va.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
wHAr will Grant do for the great

WHAT VIII UIstIit uo iof tiIe gfcH'
body Of defeated candidates., 1t has
been customary for the administra-
ton to provide for its pets somehow,
but this time they come in perfect
avalanche, and there will not be halt
a loaf piece for them. Perhaps
they can reorganize the Revenue ser
vice in the South ern States, and re-
stock them with Carpet baggers. as
the old ones are about played out
We shall see.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12

THE State Journal has a Cock and
Bull story about a conference in Bal
tlmore of the West Virginia Demo
cracy, in which the first and second
Congressional Districts and Green
brier County were represented, and
the balance of the third District
ignored. The correspondent OF the
Journal does not know what else these
gentlemen were doing in Baltimore,
unless they were fixing up a slate,
which was to crush out all the as
pirations of the Democrats of the
Third District to any position in the
State so he concludes that that was
the object of gathering. This may
be the case but the Democracy of the
State would hardly look TO Ar
thurI Boremans organ Tor reliable
information in such matters.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12

Butler the great b F., although
Gen. Grant would doubtless say of
him as the Irishman did of the first
black man he ever saw, Il feared
him more nor | loved him." vet he
had,all the influence the admlnistra-
ton could give him. In 1872 he was
elected by 6144 majority Thomp-
son. Democrat, beat him 972.
Butler had borrowed a cannon
and made preparations to 20 on tri-
umphai pilgrimage through his dis
trict firing salute at every town.
He didn't 60 He stayed "so
home.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
ILLINOIS

voted for State Treasurer, Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction, mem
bers of Congress and Legislature.
Grant carried Illinois in 1872 by 3d.
600 majority. 1t has elected II, and
perhaps Is Democratic Congressman,
and Democratic Legislature. Last
wear there were fourteen Republican
members of Congress and FIVE Demo
cratic this year the delegation Is Is
Democrats to S Republicans.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
af5O.0OO IN GIFTS.

Dsposi.sry, Prs: National Bank, Deniscu, Texas
Distribution to commence Immediately
after the Concert. Managers OF the DIS
tribution to be chosen by the tickle, hold
ers and prominent citizens.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
NEW YORK

voted for all State officers, members
of the Legislature. Mayor Of New
York City, and 80 members of Con
gress. The Democrats elected Tilden
Governor, by 1887 majority. They
have a majority of about 20 in the
House of Delegates, which is about
what the Republicans had last year,
and 10 Congressman out of ga
gain of y. The Democratic candi-
date for Mayor OF New York City
was elected by q majority OF over
10000.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
NEVADA

voted for all the State officers and l
member of Congress. 1t was all Re
publicans last year. There seems to
he little doubt that the Democrats
have elected the Governor and Leg
stature. The Republicans claim the
Congressman.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
MINNESOTA

voted for Judges, 4 members Of Con-
gress and Legislature. The Repub-
can Judges are elected, also Repub-
lican majority in the Legislature.
There SEEMS to be some doubt about
the Congressman. Last gear they
we're all Republican some of the
reports say two Democrats are elected
this wear but we think it doubtful.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12

How TO REMIT TO Us:-Money should
be cent by Express or By Draft, Post Once
Money Order or Registered Letter Ad-
dress all Communications IN
ALPHEIIs r. COLLINS. Sec.
10 lo--,m. Denison. Texas.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12

New Orleans viii be Illuminated to-
night in honor Of the Democratic
victories of Tuesday. There viii al.
so be a torchlight procession.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
ALABAMA

voted for all State officers, members
of Legislature, Judges and Congress
men.
Democratic gains in nearly every
county ia the State. The Democrats
elect Governor, Lieutenant Govern
or-Nine of the II Judges, Five. and
perhaps six of the seven Congress
men, and a large majority Of the Leg
islature,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
VERMONT.

A special election for member OF
Congress in a vacancy caused by q
failure to elect in September. a
Republican was elected, but the
Democratic candidate gotta good vote.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
LIST OF GIFTS:
8 $4,000

20, Grand Cash Gifts, amounting to-. $780, 900
% Prizes In Real Estate, amounting 10000
10, "a Gifts, amounting -s25o,oo0
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
MICHIGAN

voted for all State officers, Congress
men and Legislature. There seems
to be some doubt yet, about who Is
elected there, but the probability Is
TINT ,he Republican Governor is cleo
ted b. p small majority, say less than
5000. Last year the nine Congress
men were all Republicans This year
I Democrats and 5 Republicans. The
Legislature is Republican.
ARKANSAS
voted for Congressman and members
of Legislature. The election of all
four OF the members of Congress is
claimed bv the Democrats, viz First
District 1000. Second District oveI
1000, Third District about 1000,
Fourth District majority not report
ed.
Legislature Democratic by a large
majority.
DELAWARE.
There are only three counties in
Delaware, but they are all Democrat
lie. Last year the delegation was
Il Republican 2 Democrats. The
Governor and Legislature are Demo
cratic by large majority.
FLORIDA
voted for Congressman and Legisla-
ture. 1t remains Republican, as it
was last year.
GEORGIA
voted only for Congressman. Last
year tie delegation stood s Repub-
licans to 2 Democrats. This year
the entire delegation is Democratic
by large majoritics.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
VIRGINIA

voted for nine members af Congress.
The delegation stood last year t Con-
servatives and 5 Republican, this
wear it is Z Conservatives and , Re
publicans a Democratic gain OF ).
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
REFERENCES

Knowing ttat the management Of this Assocla-
lion Will De conducted as represented. we cheer
fully recommend the same totne puolic.
James Leonard, .Jobn Holford, John B. xcDou-
gal, W. II. Vim. u. Tone. j. n Cook, Alderineh
City Of penison, Texas. Judge Vim. ID KIRK. ..
Sey,ns. City Treasurer; W. *. Boss, Lone Ssat
Mills Weekly Tines" Denison y. Z. FolhI,
Almo Hotel; NJ. Goldsoll h Co., Merchants; VIM
Hughes. Real s.ate Broker; First NatlohaI
Bank. DenisOn: Col. Frank schrsder, Ex.hayo,
Daily Weekly News, Denison: Samuel A. so1k'
Real Estate Broker: Jos. Ferry, Attorney ". n.
4 T. r. r.: Gen. q. 4. Buei, Z. s. Army ~.
Grifith, Texss.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
TEXAS

voted for six members of Congress.
The returns indicate that six Demo-
Gratis are elected.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
KAFER ~ BRO,

JA kPEN EMS V DUILUEIsoI
Manufacturers OF
Flooring, Doors. Mouldings, Siding, shutters,
Newels, Dressed Lumber, sash. Blinds, Balusters,
Brackets, Hand Railing, Scroll Saving and Plan
Ing.
THIRD AVE-, ABOVE 18th ST.,
Oct. s-chd HUNTINGTON. ". VA.
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MASSACHUSETTS

voted for all the State officers and
Congressman and members of Legis-
lature. Last year the delegation was
all Republican, eleven. This year 1t
will be ) Democrats, counting Gen.
Banks as a Democrat to 6 Republi-
cans. The Governor is Il Democrat.
The Democrats have made large
gains in the Legislature, but not
enough to ensure a Democratic ma
iority. Its forty years since Massa-
chusett It's elected Democratic Cover
nor. and then he had majority OF
one vote.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12

A statement Of the Distribution win be pup,
nshed and forwarded n ticket holders ann M
gfts viii be promptly PAID after the distribution.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
PENNSYLVANIA

voted for Lieutenant-Goveflor, Au-
ditor General, Secretary OF the State,
Supreme Judge, Legislature, and
q members of Congress. The Dem
ocrats claim all the State officers by
small majorities, they have n ma
iority on joint ballot in the Legisl-
ture, and elected ID Congressman
out of q. Last year the delegation
stood % Republicans and 5 Demo
Gratis, making gain of 10 this year.
NEW JERSEY
voted for Governor, seven members
of Congress and Legislature. The
Democratic Governor is elected by
about $4,000 majority; a Democrat
ic Legislature last year there were
6 Republican and Democratic MEM
bers of Congress this year D Demo.
Gratis and , Republicans; gain OF
four.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-12
OTESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON. VA.
VIII hey,in ~ 9.th Annual Session,


SEPTEMBER, l1M, 1874.
REV. ". \. HARRIS. ID. d., President With an
able corps II twenty-three teachers and officers.
This is one a the iIrgest Schools for Young La
dies in The South. Modern languages taught
and spoken by European Teachers. Music ~
seven +. ofcs'o-s and Teachers This a one of
he heslthiest climates ~ the world Those who
come here with feeble constitutions chiils and
climate Diseases, are entirely cured.
Buildings elegant-fanned by the purest bTcez
go AMI commanding the most magnificent rural
and mountain &C, merry. making l. one ~ the most
delightful college homes IN the Union.
One hundred snG eleven boarding pupils attend
TINS school. from nftech southern States.
From Prof. F. IT. Smith, l.. l.. d., Uni
reri,y Of Virginia.
The Wesleyan Female Institute deserves the
brilliant success II enjoys. Having had danRh-
ter Under Mr.. Harris care, during the present
session my observation leads me 10 believe MS
school To- toe ore 81 the hest Of FsIaale Sefni1a-
ries which aiOrn or State.
FRANCIS II. SMITH.
TYRGS FOR TIE ENTIRE COLLEGIATE YEAR :
Board AMI ruitlon In the Collegiate Course
1870 Music ana other extras moderate.
Fur catalogue OF sixty-fou pages,
Address
REV. ". \. HARRIS,
July Soft. Stanton, Va.
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BOOTS ~ SHOES.
HENRY BALL,
BOOT A"0N SHOE MAKER

TBRp AVE ovpcST-z BuRpIcXIs BiooK.
Good wors guaranteed, al low prizes G's
him . call oct q w.