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or Interest TO Ladies.

New York Times.
That many OF the prevalent fashions
are extremely unbecoming, 1t is we'll
nigh useless to mention. Everybody
knows this except the women who
adopt them. They may know 1t, too;
but they are So set ON fashion that some
of them would rather be thought fash
ionable than gOOdlooking. OF all the
positively ugly modes now current, the
mode of wearing the hair banged, or
combcd down over the brow, and cut
square, is perhaps the ugliest. 1t had
It's origin, il We mistake not, in the
drmi.monde of Paris, where SO many
fashions rise; was copied in England,
particularly i'm London; and was finally
initiated here. 1t clearly betrays itsori-
,,iu. and is worthy thereof; Tor u gives
10 any woman Il bold, impudent, hard
look. such Is COMFORTS with tine charac-
ter. or absence of character, OF It's orig
in1,ors. Banged hair Is particularly
affected by, burleSque and variety ac-
trr>Scs, who emphasize theIrappearanre
unp,ya>antly thereby, and who may toe
- ignorant ui the laws of taste rs TO be-
iryc that ii adds 10 their loneliness.
There never has been ahuman creature
who WAS not drteriorated by this odluuS
sfvlc of wearing the hair, unless perhaps
a person Of rcccding forehead and I'M
beetle Semblanre. In such case, aS the
defect i'm the brow is partially hidden,
bandlngmav be recommended. But very
few women, we imagine, who bang
their hair could be persuaded that
their facial outline denotes weakness ot
intellect, although the habit certainly
does. Banging entirely destroys the
effect Of fine forehead. and lends TO the
whole face degree OF inSipidneSS, even
of yulgaritv, which hardly any bangor
would incur, il she could realize its full
fore. Ii is surprising how many WO-
men, very nice women some OF them,
bang their hair in this, and IN other
cities. They 10 il without reflection,
without any other thought than that It
Is fashionable. Women of really good
TASTE. who have individuality and ideas
of their own, do not bang. Look at any
number of actually well-dreSSed women,
MIttltT Nt lllt tltAN' ''N"tlN' va 49,
promenade, or in society, and You VIII
find that scarcely one OF them Is bang
or. They know too much IN he guilty
ui the folly; they understand too well
the science of fitness, the subtle rela-
tions between cause and effect. The
crowning stupidity, however, is when
men bang their hair. They do not do Il
often: but that they should ever do it il
beyond explanation. Masculine bang
ers so deform themselves that they
should never expect to be accounted en-
tirely sane. The thing may be pardon
ed in a woman; but in man 1t is abso-
lutely inexcusable; for no man OF aver
age intelligence labors under the delu-
sion, as many 4 woman does, that he Is
obliged to disigure himself IN an effort
/ 10 look beautiful.
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The Rich California Banker.

When il became known that one OF
the richest California bankers has left
the Pacific coast and transferred his
base of operations to the New York
Stock Exchange, all the shrewd tinan-
cicrs watched his course with keen
interest 10 see how he would succeed.
The result has emphatically proved the
wealthy bankers sagacity. Besides
having much wider and more promis-
ing field to operate in, he is known
10 have been i'm several stock combina-
tons that paid immense profits. BY
the combination method OF operating in
stocks Messrs. Lawrence& Co, Bankers,
y. Y, unite orders OF thousands of Gus
TONERS, in different sums, into one vast
capital, aud operate them as mighty
whole, dividing profits pro rata among
shareholders every 80 DAYS. Capital IN
any amount from $40 to 100000 can
he used with great success in these
pools. SO would pay 800 profit sou
would make 5000 or 10 per cent on
the stock during the month. MeSSrS;;
Lawrence Il Co.'S new circular lmalled
free) gives ''two unerring rules Tor
success" and full particulars, so that
any one can operate in stocks and make
money. stocks and bonds wanted
Government bonds supplied Apply 10
Lawrence Il Co., Bankers, % Exchange
Place, y. Y
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cream ~ butter, is high grade Jer-
sew. a fixture Of Jersey and Ayrshire
bloods. say seven-eighth Jersey and
one-eit nth AYRSHIRE. Such grade will
produie more milk, cream and butter OF
equal quality than any other thorough
bred Jersey.
The first year a sleeps front teeth
are eight IN number, and are all OF equal
size. The second year the two middle
ones shed out and are replaced by two
much larger than the others. The third
wear two very small teeth appear, one
ON either side of the eight. At the end
of the fourth year there are six large
teeth. The fifth year all begin to show
signs of wear.
The United States have 5000 flour
ing mills, afording employment tomore
than 10000 persons. Their annual pro-
duct of flour is 50,0OOOOO barrels, some
of the large mills producing 1000 bal
rels a dav. OF the above amount We
send abroad 4O,OOO,OOO barrels, besides
the large amount Of wheat exported in
bulk. This is sent chiefly from CaIifor-
mia
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LETTER FROM KINGWOOD.
Politics and Personals in Pres
ton.
Correspondence Of the Register.
KINGwooD, September !

Correspondence OF the Register.
KINGwooD, September l, 1879.
The September term OF the "jackass
and two mule" court OF Preston county
begins to-day, and many OF our people
are coming into town to pay their re-
spects to this "divine" institution, the
Preston Republicans good child.
Politics in Preston, ares as is usually
the case after a campaign, about at par.
The Democrats are quiet and the Re-
publicans are quiet however, nOthwith-
standing this, the Republicans are keep
ing an eye on the Democrats and the
Democrats find it Unnecessary to keep both
ewes on the Republicans. All will be
quiet in the political field OF Preston
until the opening OF the campaign OF
1880, when the bell-boys, who loaf
around the throne, will start up their
old music. the sheep will be gathered
into the old fold and told that We had
a war i'm this country, and, then they
will all look sad and grit their teeth.
They will then be told to be active little
lambs, to 90 and talk war to the people,
get them excited to such point that
they would be willing to swear that
Democrat had horns. They then start
ont in kind of political
LOAF, each provided with "gory
envelope" Grave fears are entertained
bv some of the more sensible he
publicans whether the bloody shirt cry
will win in this county next year, while
il is the only stock in trade OF those who
make it business to appeal to the most
violent passions of men TO carry point,
and whose contracted reasoning powers
will ONLY permit them TO look at one
side of a proposition susceptible OF good
reasoning upon either side. Some OF
our most intelligent and substantial
Democrats are those who passed
through the thickest and the hottest OF
the fight for the abolition OF slavery and
the preservation of the Union, and they
are fast falling into our ranks as they
leave the party that accomplished its
mission, and which has since betrayed
the trust reposed in it by the people by
stealing the highest office within the
gift of the American people.
We notice that some OF the papers Of
the district are advertising the claims OF
Hon. Ben. Martin for another term in
Congress by saying that "he was elected
three times and only served two terms. "
Now, this kind OF argument can be
used indefinitely. If we send Mr..
Martin to Congress again, he will
have been elected four times and
only served three terms, consequently
he ought to be elected again, and again,
and again, until by some hOcus pocus
or other that last term will have been
served out. About all the Democrats OF
Preston think we have had Martin long
enough, and their representatives TO the
next Congressional Convention will, We
have no reason to doubt, be asolid dele
cation for Daniel Il. Lucas, the little
grant OF jefferson. We DO not wish to
be understood, in this connection, to-
dav, that the people of Preston havenot
appreciated Mr.. Martins valuable ser
vices in the National Legislature.
BRACTON.
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Rr..rLLN srIrrL. sol. for

The defendants in the above entitled cause will
take notice that the dispositions Of Johanna
Mcdcr. Louise AhrenS, Frederick Meyer, August
Rolf Doris FlOtO and Others will be taken AT
the Office Of Russell d Sufcl, No. 1910 Chaplinc
street i'm the City 81 Wheeling, State Of West
Virginia ON Thursday, the lth day OF Scptcm.
her. A. u. 1879, between the hOurs Of . 4. ". and
r. NJ 10 bc used as evidence on part Of the
Complainants ia said cause, aud the taking of the
said dispositions will be continued from time Ia
time until completed -
THE CONPLAINANTS,
By Russell K Stifcl their solicitors. agl3Oawt
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood
&C.. | will send recipe that VIII cure
Won rRrroF CHARGE. This great remedy
WAS discovered by missionary in South
America. Send self-addressed en-
vcIope to the Rev. Joseph T. lnman,
station d.. New York City.
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FOR SALE.

r WILL OFFER At PUBLIC SALE AT THE
/ front door oi the Court House, on SAIj r
DAY SEPTEMBER 9th, l>7g, commencing at 10
o'clock A. IT, the property known ~ the Ninship
Home. on Chapiiue street between Twenty
first and Twenty second streets The lot i
beautifully situated and has on il II large brick
dwelling newly fitted mp with all the modern
improvements Any person wishing 10 pur-
chase good house now has rare Opportu-
nifty. ..,--..
sep2 +. A. BRITT, Agent.
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For SaIe--A Desirable Home Cheap

TNRAME DWELLING HOUSE, FIVE ROOMS,
Il cellar &c. Good ice house, 90 tons capacity.
Three Green Houses in good running order, with
stock of Flowers and pots on hand fifty Hot Bed
sash. Frames, Nc.: house for keeping sweet
POTATOES in over winter. A good trade establish
cd. This is IA splendid chance for some energetic
man desiring 70 engage in this business. Address
OSCAR WRIGHT,
ag1lra MOUNDSVtLLE. W. VA.
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w t'''s' A s'''' AO'NhtiJ ttlNAC"tu AiOh.
\. ii. Stephens, Of Georgia, and from
his letter we take the following ex-
tracts:
HIS APPEARANCE.
In appearance he has not changed for
years. His spare body, colorless face,
white locks, sharp, bright eyes, his dark
clothes, black hat and gray gloves, his
wheellng-chair and his piping voice are
the same, apparently, as they were
twenty years ago, when he first with
drew from Congressional life and Geo.
William Curtis drew the pen-picture OF
him in Hdrpsr's Mdg0=iHe, which pre-
scented him rs he then was and still is
10 the thousands of curious people in
the North. His old attendant, Harry,
who was with him for thirty years, and
whose presence has for SO long formed
4 part OF the stateSman'S surroundings.
has been laid upin ordinary and "Alick"
a very dark mullattO, strOng-limbed and
intelligent, has taken his place. Ii it
were not pathetic TO see him carry his
master in his arms up and down stairs
and into aud out OF the cars when trav-
cling, the scene would almost be ludl-
crous. "Take me up, AGck,' says Mr..
Stephens. and Alick slips one strong
arm under the withered body and passes
the other over the shoulders. Then,
with slight eXertiOn anda warning word,
keep quiet, MasSer Stephens, "
he lifts him rs a child and carries him
wheresOever he may wish 10 20. The
servant rarely leaves his masters side,
and is jealous OF attentions from outside
people. although not ObtruSiveiy 50.
lIOspitabie Mrs. Smith preSidcS over her
excellently appointed house with grace
and elegance, leaving nothing undOue
to advance the comfort OF her guest,
even going To the extent OF engaging in
argument with him, andwhen yanquish-
ell yielding 80 gracefully that the Cour-
teOuS old gentleman invariably express
cs regret that the combat of words has
not resulted in her favor.
THE GREAT QUESTIONS OF THE DAY.
"What do YOU think are Ewing's
chances in Ohio?'
well, Ohio is undoubtcdlythe pivot
al State, and the fight there is to be Il
close one and will be holly contested.
Mr. Ewing is a goOd man, and his views
on finance are sound.
what, in your opinion, will be the
great political questions OF the Presldcn-
tial campaign?
Money. 1t is the question that will
not down. The personal qualities OF
the two candidates will probably divert
public attention Il little, but only Tor
little while. ID is the one vital subject
Tor the nations consideration. The next
biz question will be taxation. The pre-
sent system is radically wrong, for IT
does not bear equally upon the rich and
poor. \ man worth 100000 does not
i'm many cases pay ~ much taxes as 4
man who earns but 81 day. This Is Il
crying shame. see that Mr.. sherman.
in his speech at Portland, says that
the great issue before the country now
Is State rights and secession. That Is
not nor was it the question, Tor ne re-
ierred L. the issue between Congress
and the President touching the appro-
I priations. In my judgment trying
10 raise the question OF secession
was a decoy. The great question: can
/ not speak Of them all---is the financial
/ question:
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Sale Of Fine Island
ProDprty.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by John Morgan, jr.. and Mary Isabel Nor,
gan. his WIFE, 10 the undersigned trustee, daled
the nth day OF August, 1870, and recorded III the
Clerk office of the County Court oi Ohio coun-
Is, West Virginia in book Of deeds of trust and
mortgages No. ., at page ljl, will, on
Wednesday,..the oath day Of September,
\. ID. 1S7g commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
front door Of the Court House of said county, in
the CITY AZ Wheeling sell nj public auction Ia
the highest and best bidder, the following lie
s,rhcd real estate. situate ia said city, county
and state ON Wheeling Island, fronting on the
west side of South Front street, that J. Ia say.
Lot numbered eleven IN FnkS second addition
20 said city as the said lot appears on the plat OF
said addition, recorded among the public land
records Of said county, in deed book No. 81, page
20. being same lot conveyed Ia said John Nor
gan, jr, by Augcliuc /. Fink. ON said lot l.
erected a connections dwelling house, now oc-
cupied by said John Morgan, jr
fEEMs OF SALE-Ouc-third OF the purchase
money, or rs much more thereof ~ the pur-
chaser shall elect 10 pay in cash, and the residue
I'm two equal uStGlmcnts payable respectively
in six and twelve months from the day OF sale
with interest the purchaser TO give negotiable
notes for the deferred payments, secured 10y deed
OF trust on the property sold in which purchaser
wife if he has one shall Join
Title believed perfect, but selling as ruSece
will only convey such title n is vested in me by
said deed Of trust.
agGi GEORGEB. CALDWELL, Trustee.
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d. 5. Tor Geo. Z lingo, :. q.
". y. CURTIS, solicitor for complainant

The defendant iIi the above entitled cause will
take notice that the dispositions Of John II.
C.rrutnu. John Jackson, Lena Baker Chris.
Jackson. Robert CARPENTER and other, will De-
taken AZ the Office Of ". y. Curtis. No. l2H
Chapliue street in the City Of Wheeling, state 81
West Virginia on the 9th day % October, \. d.
lS74 between the hourS Of o A. v. snd =. y . 90
be used a, evidence on the part Of The complain
ant i'm said cause. and the taxing ui the sa.d De
POSITIONS viii pc continued from time o. iInc
until completed. JOHN II. COMPTON.
Rv " Y Cr-rTTs. his solicitor. sV1pawt
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Charles Meder, Fredcricka Mchl, Louise Ahrens
and Henry Ahrcns, her husband,
vs..
Carl Mchl. ROSinc WAGNER and Ferdinand
WAGNER, her husband, Charles Hciser, Doris
FlOtO and August FlOtO, her husband, and
Alwina MCdcr,
~ CHASCERY.
The object of this suit i Ia obtain partition OF
certain real estate tO:wit: The southeast quarter
OF lot 40. lO7, situate on the northwest corner oi
Market and tWcnty-SsCOnd streets, In the said
CITY Of Wheeling, amongst those entitled 70 the
the same under the will Of George Medcr,
deceased dated June %, 1860, and Of record in
will book No. I, page 2Nl. IN the Office of the
Clerk OF the County Court of Ohio county, or a
sale OF said real estate, and distribution OF the
net proceeds among the said heirs. And II APP
bearing from an affidavit filed with the papers In
mi, cause that the defendants Carl Mehl, Ro,inc
WAGNER and Ferdinand WAGNER, her husband,
and Doris j lotto and August FlOtO, her husband,
nrc not residents uf the state Of West Virginia.
il Is ordered that the said non resident dCicu-
dantS do appear at Rules Ia be held for this
Court on the second Monday Of September, \.
d. lN7g and do what j. necessary Ia protect their
interest.
I'm testimony whereof have hcrcunto signed
my name ~ Clerk OF said Court, this l2th day Of
August, 4. u. 1872. at August Rules, 1873, In the
CLERK s Office Of said Court. TcSte:
THOMAS NJ. DARRAH,
Clerk Of said Court.
Russell d STIFEI, sol. for complanants
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS on
IL Wheeling Island; price from 800 10 500
each. Only One-sixth OF the purchase money ne
duired in cash. The residue may be paid annu-
ally in five equal installments, with interest Ap-
ply To JOHN p. GILCHRIST,
ccsOh At Top Mill.
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Summons
Tho slntc Of West Yir,inin.

The State OF West Virginia,
To the sheriff Of Ohio county, greeting.
We command you that you summon Ella
aupcir M the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
oi ohio county, az Rules to be held AZ the said
court on the first Monday in September, lsiy Ia
answer a bin in chancery exhibited against her
I'm the sail court by John II. Compton, and have
then and there this writ.
witness. samuel b. McCollOch, Clerk Of our
said Court al the Court House 81 aid county. In
the City Of Wheeling, the 18th day Of August
1872 and the sixteenth year of the state Of West
virginia. SAML 3. McCOLLOCH, Clerk.
SHEEIFF's RErUES.-Ella Compton Is DO in
habitant Of my tailiwick, nor found therein,
this 18th day OF August lS79. .,.
JAMES Y. PATTERSON,
D. : for Geo K Tiugle, :. q. g..
" y. CURTIS solicitor for complainant
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COME ONE! COAlE ALL

have only show
s1TJ,.u uie eyen
under
iHl up l VII T.. me
andauub urrFuui
other sg lonh FSsho@
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Is under the charge OF Prof. Karl Hermann, an
able uud distinguished Professor from the Con
Scrvat0ry Of ~tutga-tt Germany. The credentials
of Prof Hermann show with what cclut he ha>
been received iu the principal German cities
Mi,- Frances A. Elv. from the New York Grand
Conservatory of Music, viii have the entire
charge of vocal cHlturr. and also the Artistic De
parlmvul Iu Instrumental Music.
During the vacation the fl->li,ui ANA ru>
tee have had Wurkmru repairing, lup"rus,
painting, kBl-puiuiu-, dc, making bright ami
beautiful ,hr college home.
a large number Of students have already been
registered for the next semester.
Boarding pupil, should apply Immediately, aS
only two or three vacancies remain.
The next College year will open on WcdneS-
day. September SRI.
For new Catalogue addrJN, the President
ag23v MISS. 4. TAYLOR.
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Exchange Bank.

~ NNNlaAh
CAPITAL SSOO-OOO
If,rllrrY or STOCKHOLDERS, SioOOO0
mi. Bank .urrg,,IS Oh the business Of the
N..g.h9ut>' National Bank. and deals in coin,
r,.lrr,. commercial paper aud bills of exchange.
INTEREST PAID On SPECIAL DEPOSITS.
Collections make on all points and procecdS
prDuurly rtmitt.l Account, of hauSer> ana
tu-....,> men solicited ~to,Shp.IcS lGlpie \"
S',.,,,t.-s ,.,orIius tn the constitution Ol the
state the same a. iU National banks
DIRECTORS:
\ VAVgr SNN'L LAUCULtN,
L. - DET NPLNGN, CRAWFORD BOOTH,
WFNry WALLACE : HpENUEIMEE,
a. UuFFNAN u. GJrNAS,
wv. FLIINGUAN.
y VANCE President
-NNL LATGHLlN, NlCEPRESlnENr.
IbHN j. JONES. CNSHIEg. augo
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i B. SHEPPARD,

~rO. 1913 MAIN STREET, CORNER OF
- Eleventh. Manufacturer and Wholesale
and Retail Dealer in
Saddles. Harness, Ladies' and Gentlemen's
travelling Trunks, Satchels, &c
~, .ssrtr,,.,1t of All articles in my line con-
ttaniiy on l' ,,r,r,ntlv attended TO. iuel7c
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, September
Rules, 1879, tu-wit:
John II. Compton
v. Divorce.
Ella Compton,
The object of this suit is % obtain diverse
from the bonds Of the marriage now subsistng
between the complainant and defendant, and
process IN the suit having been returned, mot
found" and il appearing in an affidavit fled
among the papers in thIs cause, that the defen.
daut, Ella Compton is a nonresident Of the
state 81 West Virginia, IL j. ordered that the
said Ella Compton do appear al Rules % bee held
Tor this Cont on the frt Monday Of October. A.
u. ls7g and 10 what may be necessary 10 pro-
t,ct her interest herein. TcStc.
SAM.L B. MCCOLLOCH, Clerk.
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soto s !asfe4 n n VAL ior 5SSsi
SvSry MONTH Book sent free explaining every
ming AddreSS. BAXTER 4 co, BANEEEs, II
Wall ST, New York. lylstA
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CHARLESTOWN ACADEMY.

A PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT
n CharlcSt0wn. Jefferson county, West va
Founded i'm 1870 VIM II. Eahlc, \. NJ. Prin.;
H. F. Campbell "A. NJ. and McdaliSt Washington
and Lee Univl Asst. Next session begins
10Th. full course i'm Ancient ana Modern
Ln1erIa,c,. Mathematics. Natural Philosophy
AMI Chemistry The school is well supplied
with apparatus for illustration in the Sciences.
For Catalogue containing terms and list Of tcNt'
mOuials. auplv % tia Principal. uglcgya
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BANKS.

National Bank Of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING,
CAPITAL S-VV.VVV
southwest cor Main 4 Twelfth SIS,
pnES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
DIRECTORS:
,f.,rf,rr Prrrry K W HAZLETr,
- T,pp j. T. HUBBARD,
AErHCE LIrrIE, r W ts'LhhNn I, ,,,.-,
IruN NAGNEE, NhN>. ". bt'' NJ '''""'
LANES MAXWELL. PcSitet. ,
tlUN WAGNER, Cashier. Itot'
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EDUCATIONAL.
Wheeling Female College!
ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT
THE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

This Institution is incorporated with Collegiate
pOwer- and privileges by the Legislature OF the
State. and affords every facility for thorough
and uppYrnp1f.h.l a,lugati1u-
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VkSSAR COLLEGE,

POUGHKEEPSIE, y. Y.
For the Liberal Education OF Women. ENami-
nation, for entrance, september lth. Charges
500 year. Catalogues sent on application 10
W l.. DEAN, Registrar ag2lcOdya
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
StauntOn, Virginia.

Any one who desires to educate his daughter
thoroughly, oahC iorCst terms and last c5psnSe,
i'm one OF the first schools ryouug ladies in the
United States, which opens September Is, 1879,
write for Il Catalogue 20
Rev. DR.. WM. A. HARRIS,
iyl5cOdcgrb President, Stauuton, Va.
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ST GOERGE'S HALL FOR BOYS,

- MILES FROM BALTIMORE, ON THE
18Th. An unsurpassed English Classical, and
Commercial Boarding school. Terms from 100
to 5000 per year. Prof. J. G. klNEAR, A.. VI,
Rpistr-,tnWn. Nd. agllCgb
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INSURANCE.
Il g. ALDEIS-ON'S

|ESErAI INSURANCE. AGENCN 2Np FLOOR
tTFrtnkiia Building Whccliug. W Va am
AGENT ilr the following old ami reliable English
aud American companies: