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"SCIENCE,D
FIRST DIRECTORS MEETING OF THE NEW COM
PANY-oFFIcERs ELECTED.

PANY-OFFICERs ELECTED.
WASHINGTON, January 6.-The Science
Company which was recently organized un-
der the laws of Massachusetts, to publish an
illustrated scientific weekly, held its frat di-
rectors' meeting this afternoon at the resi-
dence Of 4. Graham Bell, and elected the
following officers for the coming year: Pres
ident,. d. c. Gilman, who is president of
Johns Hopkins University, of Baltimore;
vice-president, A. Grah am Bell, of Bell
telephone fame; editor. Samuel H. Scudder,
grsduale Of Williams College and recently
Of Harvard, and publisher, Moses King, a
graduate Of Harvard aud well known as the
youog Harvard, publisher. The first issue of
SeisSeSwili appear the latter part of JAN
nary
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Eat the Best

OF everything good to eat, but especially of
fresh meats. When you want fine piece Of
hssf mutton or pork, go 10 Victor Fuchs's
snIendid market, 80 and Al Jefferson street.
Pssides meats aud vegetables he has a fine
lot of oysters, fsb, quails, squirrels and
other game. Just telephone your orders,
and tbey will be filed promptly and salts
isctorily. Every housekeeper shoula become
aeonsinted with this place, wbe1e - many Of
their wants can be sapplied.
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snot .,m,e,f rnroux. ,he He.a.

PLANO, ILL, January 6.-The wife of
Charles C. Slocum recently applied for q
divorce on the ground of infdelity. Last
night her husband called her out, confessed
his guilt, promised to reform and begged her
return. She refused, atsn ne drew re-
volver, shot himself in the head and died in
mtnutes
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!, THE New York World is reminded bS the
ttiscoveries of Mr.. H. W. Jackson as 10 the
diseases 10 which pr. historic man was sub
scted, that one fur another OF the cherished
Illusions Of our youth vanish in the fierce
light of sci ni,fl examination lite the morn
pg dew. Mr.. Cox resolves the tale Of Troy
'liyine into a suu Myth; Cinderella's & ass
.Iipper i, found to have been made OF sensible
'.nd prosaic lur; Pocahontss no longer caves
( he devoted Smith By laying ber little head
his, bu; earns vulgar sixpenoes and to-
Aaeco-pIugs by turning somerssults before a
apiog crowd snd we turn with disgust from
,satherslockipg as the worthy parent oi nat
srher insuai rable old bumbug, Uncle Tom.
N'be Pilgrims are fling off into limbo, whittier
bIv moul h Rock has preceded them. 1t wss
kutlat-Iv that we pinned our faith upon the
Morse Viking, the rovers OF The sea, who
fed storm snd wave sni ice in their
witt barks and joiced in the tempest; and
Il n At once one OF their degenerate descend
A MIS-. an unworthy surgeon oi Christiana,
4,lls us after csreiul examination oil ihelr
,.silizsd bones, hat they went to sec uader
4 he Raven standard, doubled up with raeu-
soali-m and crippled by goui. Mr. Jackson
"a found in prehistoric bones esidercss OF
,eibacbe and abscesses iu the 'w, OF rheu-
attic liberation OF the joint 10 a j'wbone,
klrocephalus, OF hip joint disease and
Y I'd thighs. He detects syuostosls oil
- the famous Neandenthal skull,
e numerous instances OF surgi-
nEssp. In bones from both hemls'
ound evidences Of usmeles,
opposed 10 hAys tsep dral
se i'' e ys'f passa.
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GasfOn's II 0tel.
EllEHa.

McGRATH-In this city, January !, 1855 RICE.
ARD McGEATE. in the thirty-sixth year Of his age.
Born in the parish o. McCarkey, near Thlrless,
in the county Tippersry, Ireland. New York
and st Louis psr,ers plessa COW
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Masonic Notice.

DEM ROYALARCa CHAPTER, No. % n
L R.A.M.-Win meet in stated convo- "a
cation MONDAY NIGHT, Jan. sth, at~ ~
Z so O'Clock, for dispatch of business M
Visiting companions fraterually invited "
By order JOHN BEAMlSH, HIP.
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Prfddw HnneR.

Formerly Co mmercial Hotel, corner Front and
Jefferson streets, Memphis, Tenn. ]. h. Priddy,
OF Richmond, Va, Proprietor. Rates, 81 per day.
Timer, Little Rock G Tucker Ark
W Gibson. Ark B Shaford, Miss
I Bsrding, Tenn Z Duncan, Ark
W Malone, Tenn F P Todd, Tenn
] W Parsons. Tex.
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Administrator Notice.

HAVING been appointed administrator on the
Ill estate of W. h PEBBLES, deceased, hereby
notify all persons having claims against said estate
to present them to me for payment, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will not be paid
January g. 1855 W. L. PEBBLES, Admir-.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

UNION AND PLAsrKRs BANK OF Mxxpzu ,
MkxHHB. TKss-, December 2 1852
GTOCKHOLDER5 aIe duly notified than an ele,-
y ton VIII be held At this Bank on MONDAY.
January 8, 1sSs. from 10 O'CLOCK am. until pm,
for the purpose Of choosing Fifteen DfrectorH for
the ensuing yesrs =. =. kkAD. Czshier.
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THF enp that cheers out not inebriaies-,
Dsso,. beat Rio aud Java mixed coffee.
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THE w1DEsrREAD FEELING EXCITED.
A Remarkable Historic Event.

LONDON, January GA Paris dispatch
says: zine spectacle here is unexampled.
From o'clock this morning traffic has been
stopped on the south side of the river.
Deputations of special commissaries of po-
lice gave direction 10 the ever-increasiug
mass of deputations which came up, each
anxious 10 secure good position from the
Place des Invalides. The scene presented
was of the strangest imaginable aspect.
Above the swayiug mass OF the crowds which
covered 1t are banners, wreaths and enor-
nous masses of flowers borne on mems
shoulders. In the Rue de PUniversite, from
the square up to the Esp anade, were depu-
tations who were unable to find standiDg
place In the court of the Palais Bourbon.
The whole front of this building was draped
IN black, vita large silver candelabre be-
tween the pillars, giyin4a greenish flame.
The whole corps Pdrmee was drawn
toward this point. A kind of shudder
seemed TO pass through the crowd. A for
midaole demonstration seemed about 10
break out. From time to time cries of
ViUe Ia Repu6liquep Viue la France and
even VfUe GambtttdP were raised by the
compact crowds assembled on the pavement,
and were echoed by the people at a distance.
Upon the railing of the garden of the Tuil-
leries were men two or three deep, standing
on the stonework in an attitude Of torture,
which they had occupied for several hours,
while on the opposite side of the inclosure the
narrow ledge swarmed with others clinging
10 the railing with one hand, the other being
free waving their hats. The windows in the
Hotel de Conlineuiale had been hired at fabu-
lous prices, even S0g. being mentioned. The
crowd along the Rue Rivoli and the spect a.
tors in the windows in fashionable neighbor-
hoods appeared cold and much more IN
fuenced by motives OF curiosity than the
bulk of the populsce. All sleng the Rue de
Riyoli flags bound with Grape were placed,
| but they were not very numerous. From
| the Hotel de Vile they became thicker
! and appeared on every house. The churches
! were not called on to share in the celebration,
aud shut their doors. The new Hotel de
| Vile was bare OF flags and of Grape, though
| il would certainly have gone into mourning
had it been the funeral of Henri Rochefort
| instesd of Gambetta. By the time the end
| OF the procession had passed through the
4 Rue de Rivoli the head was nearing the cem-
etery of Pere la Chsise, which was reached
at l 80 O'CLOCK, when Deves spoke on beha alf
of the government, and Chauffeur on beh slf
| OF the Alsace-Lorraine societies in Paris.
| After the speeches were over the body was
carried into the cemetery, which was clessd
| to the public. The coffin was laid in a tenn
porary resting place, and the procession dis
persed. The passing of the procession and
crowd around the coffin at the entrance Of
the cemetery ended at $3.50 o'clock. 1t ii
estimated that 100000 people were presen Mt
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Another Aceoan1 OF the Funeral.

NEW YORK, January GA Paris special
gives the following account of Gambetta's
funeral: Since the funeral Of Theirs no
such tribute hes been paid 10 the remains of
a public man as thai which brought the
population of Paris into the streets this
morning. II was evident from the eager
ness aud anxiety manifested that they were
moved by deeper feeling than that of q
riesir4 to witness an imposing and unnsu al
~speetacle. The ordinary impulse of curiosity
which sways the masses on saeh occasions
Isd given place TO the profound, uumess-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hrpp i n HINT

Corner Madison and Second streets
RATES-S2 and 81 so per day. Electric bells,
electric Ii ghts; passenger elevator runs day and
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CARLOAD LOTS!
New Fruits, Etc.

4 CARLOAD New Raisins, London Layers
Layers, and Sultnnas.
i Carload New Figs, Curranfs, CtfrOD
and aInga GFaDes.
Carload New Nuts.
Carload New Oranges, Bananas and
Lemons.
I Carload New C0c0snuts and Peanuts.
4 Carload View Factory Gre ese.
4 Carload View Fail CFeaso Cheese, 30
lbs. each.
4 CARLOAD New HoIIsn srrfsx and
fire Crackers.
4 Car-lOad New SetIfes and Preserves.
Carload New Crackers In barrels and
boxes
I Carload New BeaBs, u omfny and q rifs
4 Carload New Hams and Break fasf
Bacon.
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4 Carload New Msekeref
4 CARLOAD New Piek les, Hroat aud CfaeFs
Carload New Lard and Pixsfeef.
I Carload EeW oafsseai Cracked Wheo
and Eye FIour-
2 Carloads New Buck wheat New York
etAtel.
Car.ieads New sugars, moIasses sna
Coffee.
Car-ioads New Raney and Stick Candies.
8 Carloads New SaTdfBes, Pickles I'm
glass, Peaches. Tomatoes, Oysters,
Salmon, Cors, Efe.
81 We ufaelure our own Stfek
Candy. ouF own Yeast Powders, pgopaRe
or own ssgEsfsfng Buch wheat, Boosf
eur own Coffee and Peanuts We are
| well prepTwed TO supply (for Cashl tho
Retailer. kSD FOX PRiCBs.
~2x. H@
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THE LAST OF EARTH
Gambetta's Funeral Attended by Over
100000 PeOple-Deputations Pres
eHt from All Parts OF France
To Do Honor to the Memory Of the Illus.
tri0us Patriot and StatesmaH-A
Remarkable Historic Event.

PARIS, J January 6.-The car 10 be used in
Gsmbetta's funeral cortege is one specially
designed by Basiien Lesage, The painter. 1t
moves on low black wheels, streaked with
silver. In IL will be plsced the ea,siaIque
as it now stands Wreaths will be deposited
at the base of the cataialque. At the four cor
ners vases will be fixed, in which will be
burning perfumes sbrouding the coffin in
vapor. Several cars will follow, containing
wreaths, the number of which is moment
arily increasing. 1t had been proposed to
bear Anlonin Marches statue, "GLoria Victis, ("
IN the place Of De Lafayette, on IN ar
tilery wsgou before the cofib, as an allu-
zion 10 GambetIa's services in 1870, but OBJ
jections were made by the authorities.
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each other the parting hand and went
forth into the world bearing with US kindly
feelings towards each o~ther-teelines
which still have q place In our hearts, al
though we cannot see each other, we are
still remembered kindly.
And now, where are you boysH Alas,
many, wbose thread OF lie was strained
and weakened by exposure and hardships,
have long siIce gone down to early graves.
Others are passing through life manned
and perhaps poor, aud, it may be, destitute,
battling with the cold world for q .scAnty
living.
Others, doubtless, have grown fat on the
worlds goods and are Nabohs among men
OF influence and position. Bsour position
and circumstances in life IS they may. let
US strive to obey the orders OF the Great
Commander above, aud when the final
blast OF the trumpet shall sound, may we
all once more "fall in" and each n re.
spond to his name when the "Roll is called"
up yonder. There, let US strive to meet
again, never to be mustered out"
The reception at the Mcclure House was
one OF the graRdest affairs ever held in
Wheeling. Parting speeches were made by
officers and priyates, and tears glistened in
the eyes and ran down over dark sun.
Drowned cheek which had not felt q tear
for many years before. 1t was here the
parting scene took place, and none OF US
can ever forget, nor do we care to forget
how tender we felt towards each other
when we looked each other in the face for
the last time.
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A sure care for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered BY
DR.. William, ian Indian remedy called DR..
Williams Indian Ointment A single box
has cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty
liye years standing. No one need suffer I'VE
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth'
Iog medicine, Lotions and instruments DO
more harm than good. Williams Ointment
sbeorbs the minors, Allays the intense Itch.
ing (p~articuIarly at night after getting warm
In bed acts as q pouIties, gives instant and
painless relief andis prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private paris, and Tor nothing
II FSrsale by all drusgiuts and mailed OF re.
Nor sale By ]. +. shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chas. MenEemeller, Wheeling, and B. <.
McConahey, Bridgeport. o. p4W
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Avn LIBERrY.

For a number OF yeau1 was afflicted with kidney
and gravel disease. and suffered with pains In my
limbs and back at times 10 severely that Il seemed
that could not eudureIt fused several . called
cures recommended for these dIsehes, but the did
ne no good A frierd Of mine that had used
Hunts Remedy. and pronounced It the best In use.
urged me TO try II, and l purchased q bottle at
GeorSeE HSllS drug store Ia Manchester, and be-
fore had used one bottle I began 10 feel much bet.
tar, tho pains in the bladder and kidneys wee re.
duced 4 good deal. and alter uting ave bit les I
found that Hunts Remedy had done all thatit was
recommended to do. IthAd remoy,d all the pain.
my appetite improved, and l gained several pounds
In a few weeks. have renewed vIgorA d strength
or one Of my year. l64l, and I can only thank the
prophetoB Of Hunts Remedy for my good health
Of to-day. AID you are nj liberty to publish this,
that Il may be the means Of som : cue being cured
by the use OF your truly wonderful remedy.
". II. TEERiLL.
eoErsTowN, n. n. Nay Z, 1883. aus-xwElw
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A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN.

Assft. EdNoTS%
The abSrO Is a good likeness OF Ms. lydia Z Pink.
ham, OF Lynn, Mass, who above all other human beings
may b truthfuTly called the "Dcar Friend of Woman"
a. some OF her correspondents love to call her. She
Il BealousIy devoted to her work, which Is the outcome
Of q lIfcstudy, and Is obliged to keep hx lady
assistants, 70 help her answer the large eorrespondenee
which daily pours In upon her, each bearing it, special
burden OF suffering, or Joy at release from It. Her
Vegetable Compound Il q medicine for good and not
evil purposes I have personally investigated It and
am satisfied OF the truth Of thI&
On account Of it, proven merits, Il Il ~rancn
and prescribed by thebest phySsclans In tho country.
One saysi at works like q charm and aVe1 much
pain. It VIII cure entirely the worst form Of falling
Of the uterus, LcueoFrhaa, irregular and painful
MsnstruatIon,a al Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, TIoodInga, ali D~splaecments and the con-
sequsnt spinal weakness, and Is especially adapted to
the Change OF Life"
ItpernoAtSs every portion Of tho system, and gives
new life and ytgor. Il removes f~SIntnes, eAtulencJ,
destroys ali craving for stlmulantS, and relieves weak
neas OF the stomach. It cures BiOatlnE, Headaches,
Nervous PrUstratIon, General Deblli.r, slcCpleGness,
Oppression and indigestion. ThAt cling OF bearing
down. causing pain, " Ight and / .eEache, Is always
permanently cured its u1@ xviii at a1ttnes,A and
under all cirrumE aces, act In harmony With the law
that governs the female system.
Il costs enly q. per bottle or six for Is. and ID sold by
druggists. Any advice roqulrCda Is TO special cases, and
the names OF nanywho have been restored ~ perfsct
health By the use Of the Vegetable Compound, can b
obtained BY addressing Ma p, with stamp for reply,
at her home In Lynn,N Mas
For KIdnsy Complaint OF ehAer ser this compounds
UNSURPASSED as abundant testimonials show.
"IA Pinkhan's Liver Pills, = says one writer. "Arc
( he bet IN tAs irOr,d for tho euro Of Constipation,
Bliounes and Torpldlty OF the liver. HG niood
Purifier works wonders In liz special line and BIDS fair
to equal tho Compound In IL popularity.
An must respect her as m Angel Of Marcy who's sole
ambition Is to dogood 10 others
PhIAdelpkLA, Pa. % .H Ms A. !.
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Are ysu distarDed st night and broken oil
your rest by a sick child suffering underlying
with pain Of cutting teeth? II SO. send al
once and get q bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething lA
value Is i~ncalculAbls. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon It, mothers, there Is no mistake about
It It cures dysentary and diarrhoeA, regu.
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces lndamma.
ton, and gives tone and energy e the Shole
for Children Teething Is pleasant to the
taste, aad Is the prescription OF one OF the
Oldest and best female physicians aud nurses
in the United States, and Is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price %
cent? a bottle. hwE4w
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1HeEnd


This medicine was introduced TO the Medi.
cal Profession and TO the public at large by
i. B. Hartman, n. d.. In 1877, after he had
prescribed 1t to over 10000 patients in almost
nyety disease 10 which flesh Is heir.
It is wholly composed Of Numerous vegeta-
BILE ingredients, each one OF which Is ac-
knowledged by the medical profession to be
the mo potent OF all the herbal remedies
known to medical science.
But its great virtue is mainly attributable
to the new and peculiar proportionsin which
the harmonious Ingredients are combined,
and to the extreme care exercised In Its man
.ufacture, using only thu pure, active prlnci-
pies, and excluding all that 10 crude or irrita-
ting. No one should BIS without PerAna.
pLY
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COME PROOF.


-.,J liver Diseases and Rheumatism
kidns! TsTlbly-"EOthlng seemed 70 help me;
s :S5Is So, seEouI Of bed. Dr.. smith cure egrsd me"
Wheeling, ". Va
A poIrDnS OF Nose, Impaired yViee.-eui.
CAA !. a.; uGtsnL medicine Jailed 70 help me.
\. smjth completely cured me. ru,nnrcv
NJ sneIdei 4 Co, Wheeling. ". We.
. and liberated Standardization
DnPPs iSiIed 10 giye le RELIEF, Dr. smith cured
nt!eA THOMAS HOLT, insurance Agent.
Sn-"ALd them FOR fourteen {eafa ~: Smlth
E LOUIS +. mAShlNGlON.
eU sSToiaIS. Running Sores on Head.E"Ay son WA
,SielSd tor fourteen yeAt&t SH"AHs 'eeHe3 :"
help him Dh Me-, CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling. ". Va
c.,or-"sureIed for years with lancer; HAdit
~ mi ihree tines. 1t returned aver each opera
don. DE. Snl!h cured me IiiaofI ny Su SS Scfsrso o.
W.. yttula Of AnuA-Flat o. my back for u
vttII departed dying. Dr. smith cured me win
OGi lnlIs, Ia aVe weeks run,,Is corvM
wAol4ssls Grocer, Main St, Wheeling, W. Va.
rISfEious oil Kectuu, FroLApst1 And fnes
-"WN gwen up 70 DIE An9 rT SSttSH heu
We WASHINGTON DELAEY.
Martins Ferry.
Rsy n. O. LAhd Wrtes:-"DT. Smiths PROBES
tnT,i ,sTItSs IN uy family nave been most salts
SStoT. and commend him 70 all ~ q gentleman
T. yHnHret Eolb Ays:-"I hAd been suffering
IA, wen yeGFs aud treated By many phyEiciAns iel
SGsr,SiI' Df. smith aid | had Il tape worm, and
i; XXI bopIS removed & mOn,tet 10y beet long,,
EeSSie Complaints Three years In hospitals ioI
tenGla, 1--WE me- peculiar advantages u such SAsos
Pe1OnS cured Of CAtArrh, diseases OF heaIt, liver,
ronGc5 SIineyS, akin, blood, nervous affections
mi SeGElesEGs Of mtn and youth, scfotulA and
asthma testify 10 nj Success
HIe cured without the knife.
PHIieaI at q isAnce may be treated By letter and
xt,hCtlOn guaranteed. A chart Tor self'exAminA.
10 senI on receipt Of two three-cent stamps,
LcSTiIIGi0n al once IreG. ONCE hourslron "a.
no7R. &c. daily. Call on or adde's
JOHN K, SMITH, u. D.,
MI? No lIN hApliue st. wheeling. ". Va.
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THE OLD ADAGE, THAT"AN ouSCEoF PRs.
vENTIoN 10 WORTH FOUND or CURE" WAS
NEVER MORE APPLY lLLUsTRATED THAN BY
HIN WHO TAKES HIS DOSE OF Tarranrs
Aperient BEFORE The MORNING
NEAL. FOR II NOT ONLY GENTLY REGU.
AND PURlFIEs THE SYSTEM. BUT
Ts PROTECTION AGAINST DISEASE, WHICH
10 oSE OUGHT TO DISREGARD. ALL DRUG.
iIsTs HAVE IT. iyg7.AwFtw
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a, nOO REwARD!

..5 to fspy Chemis. who will fnd. on an
tr," no,,SJgw OF ny mineral substance.
l'ifs FVN The IFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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The greatest medical wonder of the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can.
Gers, Piles, C%hiiblains, Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all akin eruptions, guaranteed TO
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
Is cents per box. For sale at Logan d Co.'s
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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THE afternoon our Washington visitors
were here a boy wrote the following in his
diary: This afternoon we had q great
many people to visit us. l don't know
which one was Washington. | triedto tind
out, but ! could not do 1.-THE School Ne,rs
Carlisle BdrTacks.l
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liza poem published in the Post yester-
day, the "intelligent c%ompositor" made
the types say that the "iarmer" was "full"
and not the FARM" as it was written.
The intelligent competitor" probably
judged the farmer by himself Boston
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EDuoArloNAL.
Female College.

Tnis Institution Il iu%corponted With full cole.
glAte powers and privilege bI the Legislature Of
the STATE, and Affords ever facility for 4 thorough
aud secoBplhhed education.
students who graduate in tic Engliih only. Will
receive the deHree 81 Mistress ~ EnGlhh LiteiA-
tufe. Thoss VINO add one foreign ianIuRg 10 their
RnglRh coure will receive the DEGREE OF BaCcRl.
RuieI EeienIia, and those who complete the high.
est, or Classical Course, will receive the degree OF
RGcoAlAuteR Ar.luu.
The Music School ofe.S nBuNu l advantages IN
both vocal and Il stTumentRl srutir.
The Art school Will be under tho cara Of Mrs..
Eva Z. Il !bhArt, an accomplished Artist
TIE French Scoo0lw will continue with Nj Annie
l. Logan, sud the GerA,tn SthOll, under the
charge Of the Rev. nr Re0ler, will be open 10 all
who may desire 10 placs themlelves nnde: such 4
Superior instructor.
Terms moderate in ali depaFtu EMS. The Fall
Term will open HEPTBN BEE 9Th FOr catalogues
or other lntor patton address the President,
MISS A. TAYLOR,
AMI WhPNlIuy, ~, ga.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-06

LYDIA E. PrskaAM's great Laboratory,
Lynn, Mass, Is turning out millions Of pack
ages Of her celebrated Compound, which are
being sent TO the four winds, and actually
fnd their way TO all lands under the sun and
TO the remotest confines Of modern ciyilila-
ton. MwF&w