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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-08

has committed murder for the same
causeS which d Thousand men have
committed murder, and have been
acquitted. Why should she 70
condemned to The gallOws OF seh.
to the penItentiary for u crime
when, if her husband had commit
ted, he would have been acquitted,
and taken his place by the side ot
such heroes us Dan Sickles, who
was recently the American minister
to spain? The early history vi
woman is one of degradation. The
trOSts OF antiquity benumbed the
out.gushings of female intellect.
With the advancement OF civiliza>
Iion woman has been liberated from
slavery, and She is now regarded as
the equal OF man intellectually, aud
his superior morally. But il Ma Q
Southern should lie permitted %
lansuiSh i'll the penltentiary, it
would show that the southern peO>
pie are about TO lapse back into the
days OF bal barIsm, when women
We're logged for crimes mich men
could commit with impunity. 1t Is
hard for US who live since the eman-
clpation of woman from bondage to
realize that there ever was "a period
i'll the worlds history when woman
Occupied any other than the lofty
position which she now adOrns.
1t is hard for us as we turn one by
one the musty pages OF ancient
story, to enter into the spirit of any
age Or any civilization i'll which she
figured as a serf or slave rather
Than as the gentle creature placed
upon earth 10 develop tho finer
feelings OF man, anu tun his
thoughts upward to something
higher and uobler and better. But
it the wrongs of poor Kate South>
ern be taken as evidence of the
sentiment of the American people,
women are to be hanged tor crimes
which makes heroes of men. 1t is
IA pleasure to read OF that chivalric
spirit which inspired the knights
who loved and honored women; OF
the days when knights were led by
Il Chain OF silver and gold in the
hands of women. But there is no
delight in reading all account rep.
resenting that Kate Southern is to
be led to the gallows for committing
deed which would have made a
knight of the men who propose to
execute her.
The sentence of Kate Southern
has been committed to imprison>
ment in the peuitentiMy for ten
y ears.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-08
Call for Dem. Elk. Committee of 4th
Congressional District to
Assemble.

CANTON, Miss, May 81, 1878.
To w. Jenkins, Prtrr Simm"nS. T
8. Smith, T. l.. Cooper, Il. g
Tibbs, w. M. Thornton, L. +
Pettus. NJ. j. l.. Haye, G. l..
Donald, j. w. O'Ferral!, v. a.
Collins, +. NJ. Duvalt, w. ID.
Cameron. j. Il. Webb, Ed. Rob-
erson, j. s. Eaton, w. A. Cole,
j. F. Parker, j. l.. Gray, q. ii
Cole, j. w. May bin, A. NJ. Har-
low.
GENTLEMEN You are hereby
requested, as members of the Exec
utIve Committee for the 4ih Con-
OCCASIONAL District of Mississippi,
to assemble at Canton, Mississippi
OH the
25th day Of June, A. D., 1878,
at 10 o'clock A NJ, for the purpose
Ut calling delegate convention 10
nominate a candidate for Congress
from said district, and to fix the
ratio of county representation in
said Con yention, also the time and
place of its meeting.
ROBT. POWELL,
Chairman
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-08

Hon. u. p. Penn, OF Louisiana
who is now i'm Washington, gives
most fatteripg accounts of the pros
pect,ve prosperity OF New Orleans
He says that the city within five
years will equal the hopes of its
most sanguine friends before the
war. The receipts of gram this
gear have been ten times as great
as they were last, ard every other
business In proportion,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-08

A Washington despatch says the
Democrats are feeling every assur
ance OF maintaining their ascenden
cy In the next House. They claim
= gain of nine members in Ohio and
four in Missouri for Congress, or q
difference of thirty four through the
redlstricting Of those States. This,
with their present majority, will
give them a margin of about forty
to lose, which they claim cannot b.
overcome.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-08

Richmond newspapers and public
men i'm Virginia believe that Joseph
+. Johnston, the ex-Confederate
General. will be elected to Congress
from the Richmond district almost
unanimously. He is one of tn.
most conservative Democrats in his
State: and an Outspoken supporter
u the general policy Of Hayes ad
tninlstrutlOn.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-08

A Pitfsburg, Pa, Communist, in
a letter to editor of the Leader, OF
that city, announces that the work.
Ingmen arc preparing to rectify
sumo of the "cursed evils" of thu.
power of capital over them. The,
stand ready to scope with capital
through the clash of arms, tn.
moment they are ready for th.
bloody work." In order that the
editor may not be ''floundering in
the dark and theorizing any longer
upon practical question:" he pro
claims that the aims and purposes
Of the labor organization are simpl,
to gain justice and right, "peacea
bly, if We can, forclbly if we must.
A short season longer we will APP
pear to the reason of those who seek
to make us slaves; but if the in
human desire of capitalists to add
to their wealth by further oppression
Of labor continues, then force shal
assert what reason and persuasion
failed to bring about. This is all
there is about it, and this is ali
there will be of it.n
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-08

Our Supreme Court has recently
rendered decision by which ex>
President Davis RECEIVERS his fine
plantation known as Bakersfield, in
Wsrren c ,unty. Bakersfield and
Hurris sie plantations form an is
land in the Mississippi river, form
ed by o cut>off, and more than fifty
years ago, Joseph +. Davie, the
brother of ex-President jefferson
Davis, acquired the entire domain.
When the latter had married and
resigned his commission in the
army, his elder brother, Joseph T.,
invited him TO Mississippi to be
come q colt IN planter, which the
latter accepted Bakersfield, which LIE
cultivated with such success as to
rc-imburse his brother to the full
valne, and acquire competence.
The title to BrierFfield remained in
Jos. L. Davis name, however.
While ex President Davis was con
fined in Fortress Monroe, Jos. L I.
sold off both Bakersfield and Hurri.
canc plantations TO a colored man
named Montgomery, for 93OO, 900,
allowing him long period in which
to make the payments. with six per
cent. interest. Jos. e. Davis then
made q will in which the children
of his imprisoned brother az lega-
tees, the amount Of 100000 to be
paid them when they attained their
majority. Jos. e. Davis died soon
and ex-Presife It Davis,
not satisfied with the will. insIi.ut-
ed suit and recovered BriersfirId
plantation.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-08

Have your printing done at the
CITIZEN JOB OFFICE.
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3auutea.

JITASTED-A GIRL TO DO GENER.
w AL h%ousrWOTk. "a German pr terTed. Must
come we'll recommended. Apply Immediately at No.
81 I twelfth street. Se26
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Enyironcd Win Danger.

The dweller or temporary sojourner in U
mAlarions rcgiono Of country is cnyironed wifi
danger. Besides inhHling at every breath ali
atmosphere saturated with an infectious
poison, lie also drinks water which is in lnosi
Instances likewise %inlprcgnated with the fever
Analogue breeding midSintr.. 1fa bilious sub
jcct, deficient in stamina, or irregular in
habit of body or digestion, his peril is much
increased, us these abnormal conditions ar
extremely tavopIble to the contraction Of ma
larial disease But this danger may be safely
encountered with The, assistance Of Hostetters
stomach BitterS which completely nullifies
the atmospheric virus, and neutralizcs the
constituents Of miaStAa-tainted water. This
benign antidote to disease cfadicatcs and pre-
vents fcvers OF an intermittent and bilious
remittcnt type, besides efIccting q thorough
and permanent reform Of those cnteeblcd OF
irregular conditions OF the system which in,
vite not only malaria, but other diseases
equally to be dreaded. 81 eOd&w
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PurIons Eieht nlth an OLD Lady In a
RIeEmond. Va. Police Stnton.

RtcnMoSp, Va, September e5. Mrs
Cathafine Hunt, widow, aged about sixty.
ycars5 recently married Dominic McDon-
.ough Sheshhd SI,onOip baukt6ber credit.
,andN ShenN Che new husband Sscertatned
that fact he ordered the Teller not to pay
II TO her order, that it belonged to him;
but it eelns to-day that Mr.. aud Mrs. Nc
Donough settled the matter, she agree:
ing that the old man SHOULD have 5000,
The whole amount was drawn ont, and as
the pilelaY nIaslawyersatable about 70
be counted ,olt,.the, old lNly -gEabbed 1t
all. ana ~depbSiing tin 4tet bosorp, fled.
Theh the husband sw0re out n warrant
charging her with stealing seven thousand
dollars. Shetwas arrested and carried 70
the station, &hcse site was orderedto fork
overIBptncSeth The lady showed Tight She
was q strong physique, md sail sbe could
clean ttiawiofe p6tice f0tttG. nArohgh and
tumble fght1cnsucdN ThG!Sergeant aud
his men had to throw their prisoner down
and take the currency from her bosom BY
riorcb, which theygdidhIushlngiy, bnts%ith
great, tirnness ip the discharge OF their
dutvs:5 Never did the officers haven har-
der customer Tn hGndlA Herlblows flew
right and left, aud more than one blue coat
hadto bandage his eye. Mrs. McDonough
will appear before the Polite Justice TO-
morrow 1gU bSa1T nsk IS $40
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n~nrvdltGa. adsan,Gnte osh hoy on Lake

DETROIT September 25.o Atnoon to-day
Ihci STEAMER Benton, fr6ih ol6teland, ar.
rived here, having OH board q boy named
George Percy, who Wa picked up on Lake
Erie In mn exhausted and almost dying
condition. He says that at sevenlo'elock
Monday morning heand Angus McGillis,
aged nineteen and eighteen years respect:
.iveb, LETT Cleveland in a sail.boat, and
that at noon. when three miles from the
pier, the boat capsized. They chung to the
boat until midnight. when she was struck
by an unknown schooner and McGillis
was drowned, The rest Of the night and
all day Tuesday Percy chung to the boat.
seeing numerous sailing craft and steamers
q ali Kinds, but being unable to make
himself heard until 2:20 this morning,
when he was seen from the Benton and
Kicked up. His mother, who lives in
Cleveland, has been informed by Telegraph
Of his safety, and he will be taken home
by the Detroit aud Cleveland line Of
steamers tonight. 't.1fau 3at
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FREw & CAMPBELL, PsopRleross.
OFFICE, 25 AND n FOURTEENTH
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As 10 remediesio for the bite of the rattle
snake, a physician in Western Penn
s~ylyania says that whisky, is a specific,
lie treats twenty or thirty persons a year
for ~rattlesnake bites. The bites rarely
prove fatal when whisky isused in season,
The rattlesnake always strikes at the neck,
or as high up as he can get. In the ex-
periments in indianapolis every animal
put into the snakes cage was struck in the
neck. The snakes fang makes q very
small wound, and but little blood escapes
Inflammation setsin at once. The animal
struck seems 10 spIervery little pain, but
to be ratherin q stupeied condition. HUI
man beings are said to suffer acute pain
from the wound, 1t isnot known wheth-
or or not the rattlesnakc poisons the ami
mails that it desires for food. but it is
known that it can 'walloy it's own poison
with impunity. 1t is said also that a
human being may swallow r%attlesnake
poison with safety II there i, no wound
about the mouth There is one'animal in
vulnerable so far as the r%attlesnake Is con
cerned, and that is the hog. The hog
wages war upon all snakes, innocent and
poisonous, and destroys them with eager
ness ~ = e 's .5.t1t.Eh h1ilHtsrg -
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Rrfekmprk.
DRICKwORK.
OBJECTION NOTICE.

A. ,pee.aI .-r!on oi the 1o,d d Gees
held Sertrmper a, 1875, the IGlotips M
RppOlpted Commissioner Of the EItdlosE S.lrl
II. An election will be held 81 tn'H
preclncu on the ,1
For a Representative 10 the Concr"s ~
State, Delegates to the It':i'.asals' rstCsl
the Circuit Court, Cleik 81 lht Ioan. NIL
Commissioners, chOpl Commissioner
tbs Prare and Constable 10 fll Vae'9ig Z
For Washington Dts'tci-He"A"
Arnd, and James RotEits'. yI-,w.h N
For Madison Mslirt-LHh h"
mef Pollock and J. II. Japan I.,Att1
For Clay District Bep!snin fi'hd'
and W, r, P~etprSOn. b,sd|
For Union DiSthct-JOhu II. po'"'
For Centre DlIhet-LeTh rslS''a""
kin and James Reel. TM. ~
For Webster nlstHrt-JlmH " w.
Clark and q. @. MurdHk ,o,, " Th1|
For RltchIe DistTiCt-thar1e' V'''''''
ThON. McCready. ., Ss III
ThnrnhnrSh. KAHN Meow ant WI ,-Hb|
iATcincI ~, 2, samuel Oldham } y "zI
Wesley lsDbIRsOu; Ir1intt NJ . 49,
z, blanchard and Jphn Ifltf v,TIIrI
For Liberty USrci-Prec.ne net 80 stA|
T,.ar IGvi, and samuel JhInleI! sl'TttI
Robrrt B,uaT, Samuel ELL AMI ~ g,usIl
PIerInrt No. ), james ;. Rlant!' ''''
J. II. Montgomery. ,., u, 1, vs. Il
james swell and AlOuE9 J. NroHI 10
!, james MrC0rd, rhtip Re'I! An' ~
~. IN he orepsl al Wnr'' q
ailet a practicable; AID to ,''a ,,.lgn,r
By order VI the o. n DEITESOe
I'D IhH"
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Hon. Thomas Martin, of. Hardy county,
died Sept. 22tst. in his oh year, He was
amember 0isthesRichmohd Secession Con-
vcntioh II R6l and 81 the West Virginia
Convention OF lSI2.
The MartinshqEs SgffFnn tDemocraticl
takes comfort in the fact that the canvass
in the Third Districts s hot'at least stupid,
as II is in jhlaE patt d the State.
The Sick Man in the East, according
10 the Boston Pos, is Mr.. Eugene Hale:
When The Disappointed politicians get
together 10 i.eat crow then, OH then,
exists the genuine caw-cuS-M o. PfeHy-1
unE. p lana rl-rai i"H-
The Republicans of Hancock hold a
meeting ut New Cumberland on the even
ing Of the 4th Of October. ia.
There wilt DO a gatherins:Sof the Reppb-
licans OF Harrison county at shinnston
tomorrow. Coy. Peisp9lpt and others
will address them. go ,s.,n1
Whilst President Hayes was being re-
ceived by the Chicagnans lately, in grand
style, q pickpocket tried to carry of The
distinguished guests gold watch. But Mr..
HAYES had been in the White House too
long to be caught of his guard He had
his hand on the time.kecper oil the time,
and so he kept il. Heaern pdpe-.
Thurman is to speak at Woodsield to-
morrow and al Belleirenext Monday even
ing, and Gen. Tom Ewing at Martins
Ferry Tuesday evening o Andrew II. Dill,
the Democratic candidate for Governor OF
Pennsylvania. viii tspeak, at Washington
this friday evening. Ross Alexander
speaks severaltmes next week in Belmont
county. /, l,,r., nsr4g IS
Stanley Matthews speaks out at Cam
bridge tomorrow Afternoon.
The Columbus Journal says: "Messrs,
POindcxtcr and Arnett, two OF the bright
est colored men In Ohio, will be on the
stump in a few days advocating the claims
OF the party OF libcrtyand honest money"
Chap Stuart was, beaten for the Green.
back nomination for tho House of Dele
gates last Saturday by or Hudson. Look
out for q new departure OF some kind on
the part Of Chap. John ]. Davis, OF
Carksburs, addressed the Convention.
This looks as II he was cooperating with
the GreenbaCkers and not with the De-
mocracy In this canvass. It isnotthe first
time that he. has helpedb beat Col. Ben.
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Hon. Thomas Martin, Of Hardy county,
died Sept. 22ts. in his 77oth year. He was
amember o.! the Richmohd Secession Con-
vcntiOh 81 1861 andh6f the West Virginia
Convention Of lSI2.
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Grx. Lew. WALLACE, Of Indiana, expires
sos the strongest confidence as TO the re.
suit Of the canvass in that State, and
especially as to the power Of the Repubh'
cans to secure the control Of the Legisla,
lure, and to elect a Senator in the rlaceIof
Mr.. Voorhees,.
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Big ktre NJ dhnc VI
ANeciy's Hotel and Several Other Build
g - '7gt usb'1r WESTON, Sept: "a.
Editors intelligence. 500
About 2 O'clock this morning, the cloth
ing store owned by Cummins Norris, at
tho village of Jane Lew, in this county,
was discovered to be on fire. Owing to the
darkness o the night, it was some time be-
fore the citizens ofzthe place could gather
their forces to fight the destroyer, and the
flames spread rapidly TO the adjacent
buildings, Neely's hotel, q fine comma
dious building together with the offices
and outbuildings connected Herewith,
were soon gone. Next came Dr.. Sum.
mers' drug store, which speedily fell
a victim to the fumes not mn
article, even the books, being saved. The
Hall OF Jackson Lodge No. IS. A. r. & A.
with the records and regalia, was also
destroyed. There are some other suffer
ers, but the loss falls mainly upon the fol-
lowing persons: Cummings Norris, cloth
ing; insured on stock 81, 00O, building, $500;
will lose largely, Howard Neeley, propri.
etor Of Seeleyss Hotel; building insured
for !, 1900; win lose very largely. DR.. Sum
mers, drug store; stock, fixtures aud books
an entire loss; will lose at least $500.
Jackson Lodge. Free Masous, loss not yet
estimated, VIM. Simpson, shoemaker,
loss considerable. ID
All sorts OF talk Is going on rs TO the
cause OF the fire, and the belief is gaining
ground that It was the work Of an incen-
diary. if5 LEWIS.
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Mn.hington county Pa.

There are 90 votes in West Alexander,
ssin Middleton, sin c~laysyiile, HOS in
Washington, and 1871 in the County.
Thirty.two trains, averaging sixteen cars
10 each train. passed, over the Panhandle,
through Bdrcettstown, last Sabbath.
The w. 4 W. Railroads. carrying a large
number of hogs instnow[Nve car loads
came over ON Friday andfoupon Monday,
At a meeting 'oi the school board last
week a resolution was passed that all
teachers in our schools must be IN their
places fifteen minutes beforethe time for
opening schools,
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IL every Congressional district in Ala.
bama the Democratic nominee is opposed
BY an Independent OF Greenback candi-
date backed by the thorough organization
Of seccders from the Bourbon ranks, and
strong enough to hold their v against
all opposition. The Republicans are tor
the time quiet spectators of the contest,
watching for the opportunity to slip in be
tween with a Congressman or two OF their
own. 1tnow appears probable thatnearly
all Of the regular Democratic nominees
will be bcaten.'
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SPEAKER RANDALl has come to Western
PENNSYLVANIA to take the stump for his
marty. He thinks that the Democrats in
pennsylvania will elect their Governor
and that the Legislature will be Democratic
and Greenback, which will ensure the dc:
feat Of Don Cameron for the Senate.
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Clerk Of Circuit Court,
sAML D McCOMoaH.

PROFESSOR PARKS, Superintendent OF
Schools of Tyler county, In his address at
the institute on Education in West Viz
rinio." said there was not to his knowl'
ca.e a teacher in Tyler who, used tobacco
liouors or profanc language. @
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nt.hor Ames at the East ohio Conference.

Z TF-"NIWW ~ -ENF"FW
There being a week between tho ad.
iournment ofthe Pittsburgh Conference
and the session Of the Eric, Bishop Ames
embraced the opportunity OF wishing Al
lance and meeting his brethren in the
ministry whom he can hardly expect to
see again in the flesh. lie was greeted
with the utmost cordially and tender
resolutions were passed, expressive Of the
veneration and love the preachers bear
him. His soul was deeply stirred and he
replied In few weighty, touching words,
which made many IN eye moiSten, and
then babe adieu to the Conference, re-
turning to- Pittsburgh, TO be the guest Of a.
Bradley, Esq, till his duties call him to Oil
City to meet the Erie Conference. His
health Is improving slowly. Bishop Haven
will assist him in his work,
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NV YoRS, September S.-The Green
back party in Westchester County has
nominated Colonel Nicholas Smith, HOr
ace Grcelcy's son-in.law, for Congress
Colonel Smith is extremely popular, and
is regarded a a formidable opponent. He
is IN eloquent speaker, and one OF the
%handsomest men IN the State.
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PARTRfsDuRG, September 25. Two des-
perltc honse;thiGyes were captured two
miles north. OF Belpre. Alter y hard strug-
gle, they were handcufred and brought to
West Virginia underta regnisition. They!
had stolen horses from Gilmer, w. Va,
and from this State. T.
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PATTERs0E-ASEEW.-0n THURSDAY morning
September "a, 1873. At ths reSIdsnra Of the btlde's
DID Mr.. ll0BGRr 1. PArrERSoN.Ot UutontOEn, Pa,
aud Miss MAUGIE AsxEw, VI Wheeling, ". Va
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CLARxsnpRo, September 20.

Special DsPtrh toths InteIIigeneer.
The Masonic Hall, Neeley's Hotel, and
Norris clothing store At Jane Low, Lewis
county, were destroyed By. fire last night.
Loss six thousand dollars, partially COW
cred by a policy in the German Fire In
surance Company OF Wheeling. 1t Is sup
posed to have been the work Of an inccn-
diary. --.s -i III.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sThalFIphia AccnmmOlatioA.-ThIs train only runs
between VIII cling and TiadelphIA.
pr tD1ily except Sunday-Sevark Accommodation.
b. tSRuh-ntIic Accommodation. This train during
the day pa-stS backward add forward between Mar
tIn'sJerry and B,llaiTe, stopping when required At
sherman House. h:tRavtlc, West Wheeling and
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worth Paying For.

% II the Union was worth fighting for 1t is
worth paying tor.-Bu9ingtOn Harkey.
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Eaasatins1al.
CHARLESTOWN ACADEMY.
IA Preparatory school for Doys,

-T|I AIFFtTNFHtUE9 HchiuVt y H'o9t
Charles,rwn, Jefferson Co., ". VA, WIZ. u. KABtE,
A.. ST., PffnClpaI; +. K. LEkyELL "a. NJ. and
WrIiiItt!j Of Washington lie UniTeSiiy. For
ihorOughness Of instruction and Completeness 81 course
equal 70 tho brst schools IN the country. Course Of
Instruction 'erhhracts English, Ancient and Modern
Languages, MathenAit aud Natural Sieuees. Next
Iull particulars md list II testimonials, address,
WM!iIIsKARLE, r~fincipal,f Charlestovn, Jefferson
In. " Va. -. = ~. AUS