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Live stock.

CHICAGO, Nov. H. Cattle = Rcceipu lo,oOt
head; shipments 5000 head; market steady
stOCkers and feeders q 76a3 30, cows bulls ano
mixed g 0Oa2 Isl Texans q 4Oa2 10; western
81 4ua9SJ, HogB-Aecelpts y, 0OJ head shipments
500 heAdt market lttOngt mixed 81 SJ44 vi
neAyy g 76Ai 0St light % R4 10; skip % 2Oa9 81
Sheep Receipts 300 hoadi shipments lux
head; market gtrongj natives ~ 7ba0 Oh Texan
% l0ai lOi lambs s. DAB 90.
EAST LiBEEtY, Pa, Nov. lit Receipt
IA head; Shlpmenlb ITO head; market SLOW
It last weeks prices on common and meiinn, .
shade higher OH good Hogs Receipts 0,4W
leadt shipments 6,7V0 head market Slows ~
.ected 81 l6Ai ~ Yotben 81 O0ai 10. BhCUp--h nc
GOipLS 2,6O0 head shipments 400 heAdi narke
active; prime Il Goal I0i IAlt 70 good o. 16A4 ~
common 81 g6A2 CO.. lambs n Ooab 10.
kEw YORK, kON li.-Dcoves- Receipts b,QOt
head market lrnef, COmnOn 10 prime nAuv,
steers g S0ai o. per 100 pounds; extras and ftllui
do q jOal ,p0j bulls 81 p0A2 ". BhUep-ReCeipp
n, 4OO head market steady At 81 8JaA % per "
pounds for poor " H0od shpCpi lambs u OlA6 70
llDgS-R Receipts 1910 head; market steady IN
i've hogI u 81 0Oal 30 per 100 pounds.
UNCiNNAft. o., Nov. ii-Iloss Sttadleri coz.
mon and light - 2lAi ool packing aud butcher
o. bQaA 60.
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FAMOUS PSH0DONYMS.
How Well Known Authors Re-
ceiyed Their Nom de PIumes,
AN INTERESTING SERIES
or Articles Showing How Many Of
the Prominent WrlteFs Came TO
Adopt the Names that Brought
Them Fame aud Fortune
(S~IusaT lssa'l

THE BOYS PAyoETR, "oLIyRR OPTIC"
The words Of the name "oliyer Optic
have no meaning in themselves and !
can best give you the information you
require by copying a paragraph from the
Boston Past and Pre'snl, for which fur
nished the material many years ago'
"Mr, Adams nom dc gusre had It's
origin in this wise, The Boston Young
Mems Total Abstinence Society was
more a literary than temperance or
gsnlEalion, It's meetings were for lee
lures, poems, debates, etcr by the menu
bers, Governor Banks was q member,
so was Rsy. Mr., studley, (Methodist),
Hon. ]. NJ, Lincoln, Rev. ], A. Ames,
some OF whom here began their career
as speakers and literary men. Mr..
Adams wrote poem for this society,
which was published iu the Flag Of our
Union under this caption; l95L-A
Poem Delivered before tho Mutual Ad,
"Thls WAS Il dist time hs ever used
the name OF Optic. A drama, written by
" gentleman Of Boston, was performed
ut the Museum, IN which was a Charac.
ter, a philosophical physician, played
by W. II, Smith, called Or. Optic,
Mr., Adams used the name with the al.
lucrative prefix Of OLIVER without
thinking he should ever do so again,
He next used it ia a couple Of essays In
the .HaVsrly MagOEiHc. The domestic
stories under this name were SO popular
that he felt Obliged 10 continue the use
OF 1t, even when he desired 10 drop il"
Aud this is the story OF "0liver Op.
tic" WILLIAM 7. ADAMS,
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A COLVRhD FtsYlyAL
a. mound'vlllo Lead. % 9, Two Fights

At MOundSyllle Leads TO Two rights
Other News from That Town.
Mr., and Ms. g. II. Oldham left for Marietta
yesterday 10 visit MfS. OldhRm'S mother,
Mrs, J. a, Ewing Is ConyaleGclng, and her
many friends b0pe she Will AoOh be Rble 70 %
about again.
Mr frank Roberts returned home from New
Mexico yesterday morning, bringing Win MIN
his brother Harry, who went there several eAFa
az on account OF his health. Harry y 10 better
than when he left here, and u u cared lhaI NJ
Is III the laslStlGes OF consumption
Allyeiy row was Kicked up by some Of the col.
ored brethren at the iestlyGlgl by tho ma4l
bers VI the culOred Baptist church, Ut Masonic
Hall, Saturday nI,nt Arthur RIeyus slapped .
said, and Tom Lowe, who was standing by
asked him VII, he had stFuCk the boy. Without
Replying kIeYeS struck LOWeln the lace with y
pair VI steel kuuGEles, cutting his face badly
They were separated and both LETT the hall
Getting outside they went back Of tho Henrietta
HUli,O 10 f1hI Il Oul, elch being accompanied by
IOyural friends rs bAeke y, There the Two mel
stripped OG Lhtlr coats ani proceeded 10 do
each other up. Their efforts W 10 very vigorous
but not very scientific, Love lisa man past 1tIy
aud RIevCs Is about thirty, but the old inRn got
his young antagonist III ChanCeFy ana rubbed
his face with his two hard lists. Reeves hnAly
he did, Arthur WAS not satisfied now YER;
Lowe has son named Fr1nk, whom he thought
he could do. so by agreement they repaired 4
d ttn.acte field lust outside the corporate LIMIT
SUNDAY afternoon aud fought 10 finish. Attel
tuInOllng all over that Held Arthur concluded
that no was licked again. The parties are all
more or less dlsilgured,
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5;ES' sSi5 sA ll iisfSI $Pis Ss
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FROM Us. OF DALE"

Ny noun de plume OF ~. s. Of Dale"
was taken from Blackstone aud COX, and
the old law books. Us. oil the Manor Of
Dale and ]. V. Of the Manor OF Vale
were used as fictitious personages, much
in the way that John Dos aud Richard
we're used some hundred years later. AS
| was a lawyer by profession, aud desir.
ed to indicate that my storles were writ.
ten by the unknown anybody, II was
natural for me TO adopt the pseudOnym.
Frederic JRsUp STIMsoN.
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JOAQUIN NII.LRR's STORY.

Saint Joaquin was the husband Of
Saint Ann, VINO was the mother Of the
Virgin Mary, and IL the patron saint oil
sailors. The shrine Of Saint Ann dt
Bjnpere, below Quvbec, Canada, holds
life size statue Ol Saint joaquin. Ser.
ondly, Joaquin Marietta was q boy Of
good family in tho San Joaquin country
Of California in 1852 Butsolne "roughs"
deapOiled his home, hung his brother,
mislsl bis wife, aud drove him TO des
pe'ation. The MexiCaps were sadly
treated by the Americans In the earll
Californian days. And Joaquin MRrlettr
vowed revenge. lie killed al lenst tuttty
OF the roughs with his own hand, auu
Aually had a band Of Mexican outlaws 81
brutal about him that both Stats anu
Federal troops were called out. A ~
ward oil s., 900 was offered aud the brave
boy was finally killed and Ills head cut
Of and exhibited 10 San Francisco. But
many held that he never had been
killed thatsone other fellows bead was
substituted To get the reward.
Well, In 1854, Il long.haired lad,
took up my abode with the then wilO
and splendid sayages Of Mount Shasta,
alterWatd famous d. the Modocs, and III
no one seemed u see any purpose bu,
that Of plumber on the part Of one cast
Ing bis lot with these deniSens OF the
mountains, why, Of course, was called
d robberj ana tlnally II began 10 be said
that ( was the OIL ginal "JOaquin," and
must be killed Of captured. 4 finally
had 10 leave my leaiy home, and next
turned up Ia Washington Territory as "
school.teacher HOfGI wrote, In verse,
a sketch Of Joaquin Marietta, In 1860,
when o lawyer and county Judge Vi
Grant county, 0te4 published
this poeln In Portland, Ore, along
With some other yefses, and called
Tho little book JOAQUIN q al ~ AZ
The saple time II was aLillyaglely limited
that / was the original joaquin Matiel
ia. My hotseml6Bhip and knoWledR
Of Spanish gave color 10 this, aud even
when 4 candidate ln the hoLly contested
election lOr fudge this charge was
brought up. ThIl poem ID nov called
MCalIlornlin Ia uSOIRa Of the eIerfas.p
Thirdly, was almost compelled 10 40.
cept the name NJOaquinh after pub
li6hsd joaquin dap 10 have tried 10
deny or explain would have made mat.
tefs worse, aud % l a. once, 1868 VI,
took the napB and tried 70 make II IL,
spectacle, | can only add that AM moi
tue fobber joaquin Marietta, and
also should like 10 add that should
count II no greatteptoaCh even II Il wBfe
q, for he was dfitsH 10 hlB bloody
deeds, aud was mol bad at heart
Eiir loAquiN MitIrA
s4sl =. AZ AHtrsplyAnpp
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DUTY no YOURSELF.

1t is surprising that people will use q
common, ordinary pill when they can
secure a valuable English one for the
same money. Dr. ACkVr's English pills
are positive cure for sick.headaohe anu
all liver troubles. Thoy are small, sweet,
rasily taken, and do not gripe. For sale
by Logan Drug Co., ]. I. Goodwin &
Co.,, o. r. Goethe, A. 7. Young, john
Coleman. paW.o
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An1 Druggist

In tho United States will recommend
Elixir OF Dates II you need gentle and
reliable laxative. II yoGr liver is inac,
tive. you can't hope for good health
until you regulate the regulator BY
taking some safe remedy, Elixir Of
Dates is Just what you need. Give IL .
trial. Sold in 30 cent bottles by U. K
GOetze, W. W. Irwin, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin q
Co. Wholesale agents.
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WIZ. lLALLEn AnCLIoneC
.NRUSTEE'S SALE.

" virtue Of deed Of trust made by Francis
sGliuup AID sarah X. FallUurl, his wife, TO me
M Trustee dared beCOmhO' 3, 1851, recorded ln
the oilirC OF tho Clerk Of the County Court for
ONO COUNT, MeSt Virginia, ln Deed Of Trust
BjOk No y, rage lOJ, l will sell u tho trout
door Of The COulL House Of said county OH
sATuEDAY, The sd DAY Of NOVEMBER, 1850,
eOnmuurlug at Oo'ClOCk =. M, tho following
described property, that IL 10 say; The west tlty
ivcI Oi lUl numbered u III gu addition 10 the
ely vi NheC iDg, III Ohio Cuuhty, Vest virginia.
laid GU. W beverly II. Roll, eXOCutOtOl The viii
Of lIuu LUlI. sald part Of lot NO. q fronts gu
the uAU = do VI uNRllbs street forty I'VE lcet DO
tween w. nty third and twenty fourth streets
The ,u,l width Oi said IUL, aud extends cast My
Act
The title Is believed TO DO perfect, but selling
MuuIpv Will convey unly The title yosted ~
ne b! said decd Of trust
IgRNSuH sALE-UnU third and ~ much moro
Ntb purchaser elect, to pay III cash on tho day
oil sale, ihU Va RhUe III two equal instAllnlentsAl
one aud two Yeats, notes DeAtiug interest tfoln
The day " M.lr " be giyUA for the uelVtied pay
mcnN the iltlO 10 bO retained Until payment u
WI. ", CoWDRN, trustee
IA n III ttru AunItnuInR MIL
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When she had finished her frat article
she tried to think Of some nice name to
sign to It; but could got no further than
fanny" which she wrote down on an
other pieceot paper, Then her thoughts
wondered To her mother, and ~ her
mothers extreme fondness for ferns,
and how often she had gathered large
bundles OF sweet fern for her when they
were In the country together. SO, at
last, she said to herself, "Why not
Fanny Fern2 1t is pretty nameH
And It was Fanny Fern"
JAMES PATTON.
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In 1895. II was here that, when in q
very funny mood, he would call me Per
kins. The name Ell Perkins was .
nsyeE.ending source OF amusement
hatWeen US two. Whenever AEtemus
wished 70 describe a certain character,
he would say,
"ohI hs'sa regular Eli Perkins Of a
man."
Az Ell Perkins kind Of q man was a
dry, humorous, statistical man, with
odd conceptions and clumsy movements,
It was thus that came by the nom
de plume Of ELI Perkins" Artemus
Ward gave II to me,
MELyILLE D, LANDoS.
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A NAMR BORIS on EHE wAR,

My nom dc plume Of Edmund
Kirksn was tifst used by me during the
war, when | was writing lyrics express
siye Of the times, First, Is was Orchard
KIke," but for the sake Of euphony l
changed "RichaTd" TO "Edmund," l
did not assume the pssudopym because !
was ashamed to aVow the sentimental Of
my poelns, but for the same reason that
u man fights better behind . stone wall.
The name scarcely think has any sug-
gestiveness, merely adopted the first
name that suggested itseli " my mind.
JANIS r. GILMORE,
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pseEiVa,s ASnIea saiyo.

The beat aalye In the world for cuts,
bruises, hotes, tilcaFg, salt rheulny fever
cores, tetlsf, chapped hands, chilRlAine,
Cofu6, and oil akin erupuona, and poe
lively cures piles, OF no pay required
Il d guaranteed 70 give perfect AAtlolaO'
ton, Of money refunded. Pflee % cenll
pof box. For eale BY Logan Drug %.
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alEEpLr rarrop sTRAuss."

l hardly know why happened 10
adopt my nom de plume, except that the
name Is thoroughly German, and lifted
we'll into the stauIas Of the poem Lee
die Yawcob Strauss asoriglnally blocked
out, The name was received with favor,
aud l found the name OF the poem so
strongly associated with my own that !
retained It; hence the nom de plume Of
"Yawcob Strauss"
CHARLES FoLLEN ADAMS,
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.TIlRUSrEE'S SALE.

Iiy virtue Of n decd Of trust made by Francis
FaiIoun aud sarah Il, FGllOure, his wife, 10 ne
G,tru.ICe, dntCd April Z, lsSi, recorded In the
Otlre Oi tho Clerk VI tue County Court Tor OHIO
county Nest Virginia, IN Deed OF Trust BOOK
No ~ pigu y, IWIIl veil ~ the front door Ot the
Court House Of taid county on
sAl uKDAY, the AID DAY Of NOVEMBER, 1889,
a.mn nulng At 10 O'Clock IN, he following
de- ElDtd property, that Is 10 say; ThH touth
half Ui lot numbered ~, situated OH the west
eide VI JlcabG rect between Twentythird and
Twenty iuuf.h streets, III the city OF wheeling
nUuUunty, West Virginia, IN An Additi0S 70
aAll cry laid out by btyetly ". Eon, executor u
Toe will Of John EOff, with all the buildings and
lmpfNVheulL upon or belonging 10 EAid hall
lot.
Tue lille Is believed to 10 perlGst, but selling
~ trustee will convey Oniy tho title vested In
Init W MId deed VI trlist.
lEilNsuP dALA-unO.lhitd aud as much more
III tue purchaser elects 10 pay In cash ON the day
81 Aalr, tue bNlAhCe III two equal install ltnei'ls
Al Uur aud two years, notes beAfing Interest
from tho day Vi sale " be given for tue deferred
payments, lhO LIllU TO 10 retained until pay
mtnt is made IN full.
Is, j, ". COwDEN, Trustee.
" n. IAllEH, AuEtlnneDf, UC9l
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Trustees Sales.
T'RUsrLE's SALE.

n. win, NJ A deed oil trust made by James 4.
FIJI. and ltta farL, his wife, TO me q trustee,
dated JUS 10, 1854 recorded iL the ONCE o. wy
Clsfk uI ih1 Cuunly Court VI ohio County, West
VIttinia. 10 Deed u lTlAt hook NO, ~, page W,
iWIli ,Cl NJ the front door OF the Court House
OF bdld ruunly,On
SATURDAY, tho 10th DAYOi NOVEMBER, 1852,
commencing ut 10 o'clock Il. M, the, following
dcscrlDtd property, that Y 70 sAy; Az hGt 10!
a. Ioi uunib, rcd Eighty eight In d, ZAile's add
Wet Virginia, together win ali the Improve
,nlcnt then ell tue hgredllAAlentA and Appurt0
nAnCeN thereto belonging ~
Tue lit Q Ii believed TO bo perfect, but selling
NJ tflslrp will convey only tue title vested III
NE BY laid deed OF trust
IEgNS ~ sALE..-Une Third and a. much more
al tIr purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the day
OF sale. the DalAuCG In two equal InutAllnenu ~
one ana Two yeats, notes bearing interest from
I'M tay ui ERie to be giYeu for the deferred pay'
menis, pulley VI Insurance upon tho properly
nayHbiy 20 the Trustee ~ be furnished by the
pptrhaNr " J; COWDEN' IEuaNS;;
IL. .,sAtLER, AuctlnneaF. oeli
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LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Mark Lane EzprstI'
weekly review Of the British grain trade, sAyl
EugllSh wheAtS weak, TheAyetAge fall IN ptiCe'
10 London has been IL. Gales Of Euglith wheat
the past week were 1y,2J7 quarters III Sos ID,
against 90 quarters lt us 81 for the came week
last year. Flour Is fiat In London. Top prlces
have TclApsed ed per sack. In GlNEo Amer.
lean declined Cd. Foreign wheALS are firm; Gala.
iorniR a d fraction higher. The prizes Of Ameri.
ian red winter, owing 10 limited supplies, an
against buyers Corn and grinding barley are
rather cheaper. Oats, beans aud peas arc tteady,
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
IAdles

In delicate health and al who suffer
from habItual constipation, dyspepsia,
biliousnepS Of pileS, should tfy the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. Sold
IA 50 cent hotties by y. Il, GoetSe, w
W, Irwin, John Laughlln. Logan DRUG
Conpanyand Goodwin 4 Co.. whole
ALE nnhnIA
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The combination Of Ingredients found
In Ayers Pills renders them tonic and
as well as cathartic. For this
reason they are the best medicine for
people Of Lostiye habit, as they restore
the natural action Of the bowels without
Daw.
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t.oose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, 10 a
positive specific for oil forms 81 the dis.
ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, tlCerated
And pfotfudlAE pilee. Price Soc, Fot
sale BY Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
DfuRgIBls, MheelInI. w. We. paw
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MnnNAER. VXNctlontS .
TRIrsrEE'S SALE.

ny virtue u deed Of trust made BY Francis
fall0iiu aud sarah n. FaAOute, his WltO, 70 me
Mttusirc, dated January ", LsS1, recorded IL the
Oulgr VI tic ClrfA Oi the County Court lot ONO
CoiuV, west NtlgiAlA, w Deed Of TfuSt Book
40, 70, page ~, Will soil ~ the front door Of
Tie Cuutt lluu,UO Of said county, on
sATuRDAY, tho nj DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1850,
Commencing al " O'Clock a, M, the following
Igcflb, 4 ptupctiyy that A. the south halI
Nheellrg IN Ollie county, West ylEglnlA, laid
on by beverly A. kOlri said south half fronts
On Tue Nti side VI Jacob street twenty-five let
street
The title h believed to no perfect, but lelll9R
~ lTu'uc will convey Ouly the title vested In
me W sill died VI trust,
IEHN' ~. sALB,- one third aud " mitch more
NLt purchaser elects ~ ray In 1AAh on tho day
OlsuN HE bAAncO IN tive equal lhHtallmpnu ~
one Auh two ycAts, notes bURflug lnlntOSt It0in
the DAY u MlvN DO glyen iuf the dglcffpd pay.
mcnlA, tile TUE 10 b. fVlAluUd until payment "a
. ''"' ". d. ", CowDEN, Trustee,
W. u. nAligH, Aunllnhet. oCll
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THERE is no more fruitful source Of
disease than yitiated blood. II involves
very organ aud function Of tho body,
and II not Immediately corrected BY the
use Of Ayers sarsaparilla, sooner or later
leads TO fatal results, BE- warned In
time. D6W.
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nNlNCR AND TRADE
Ths Features Of the Money and Stool
AIaFkaka.

Ths Features Of tho Money and Steel
Markets.
NEW YeRx, Nov, ll,-MOnAy on call easy, ranS'
Ing trOm SO 7 per cent, last loan SJt per cant
eloaed ~ ePer can't PTimemereantile paper ~
Az per cent slAElIng Exchange quiet and
weak at 81 sObAisS. Sales aS,Sa6 shares
The stock market was ieVerlah and irregular
on very moderate volume Of business t6day,
The openinB was heavy and was followed BY
further fractional Losses ali over the list The
trusts were again stToug, though they were quiet
70 dull aud tAIled 70 retain au Of the advance
made IN she early dealings. Tennessee Coal Was
specially weak II the hFSt hour, hut recovered
most Of thu loss lator IN the day. yearly drive
was mAds RgHlnli LArkRWAnnA, presumably With
the Intention Oi ditl0dging some Reading, bus
the attempt HsA failure and attention was
tuFt 81 70 the Granstn aud ~, Paul, ~ paFllep'
lar, ielt the pfe1anFt severely. pullpeeS became
the mukt pfominent feature OF the mAFketIn the
afternoon, but 3d. Paul and Missouri Pacific
Yefc TRidet " some purpose, while the general
list showed a tendency 70 FecuIaE the 4llgnt
losses pi the forenoon, Tho market clpsed fairly
steady, generally at small hA9Ilons above the
Railroad bonds ssIlye aad arn sales q Hs. 900,
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HSS s soDsS ~ orSs Tau wS Nv


Itneed not be ia many cases, Allabout
US women are dying daily whose lives
might have been saved. II seems TO be
widespread opinion that when NO.
nian is slowly fading away with the dis
eases which grow out oil female weak.
nesses and irregularities that there is no
help for her. she Is doomed to death,
But this Is not true. Dr.. Plerce's Favor.
ito Prescription is constantly restoring
women afflicted with diseases Of this
class to health and happiness. 1t Is the
only medicine for these ailments, sold
by druggists, under posilise guarantee
from the manufacturers OF itA giving Sal.
isiaction in every case, or money paid
for 1t will BIZ refunded.
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Educational.
MI. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, ". VA.
SISTER, Of The vGdhtlon.l

A school OF more tran national reputation,
offers exceptional Edvnntages for thorough edu.
cation Of young lRAies In all departments. II,
eratI q ~ hogEand yoluhiCt Fine philo'
Musical Department specially nated. Corpsoi
piano teAnhets trained BY 4 leading professor
from Conservatory OF Stuttgart Vocal culture
according 70 the method u the old italian mas
lorh.
Location unrurpassed Tor beauty and bealth
rem acres nj pleasure grounds Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references " patrons In
III the ptpuipai cities addreGA
,f1H DIRFCTRR0l
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BIZ, &C RAILROAD,
Bellaire 4 zRneSYille Through Passenger losyea
tellAiFe AZ $40 q. m, arrives At Bellaife a. s'N
WoodGaeld Passenger leGyea BellaIre ~ A;20p.
m, arrives Ut BellRlfe at 500 q, IN.
sumHefheld Accommodation leaves BCllAite
q i,:9h p n., arrives at II 10 q, IN
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When Baby was sick, We gaze her castoria,
When she was Child, shc cried for oaatOrIa,
When she became Miss, she chung to caAoria,
when she bad Children, she ravs them cassorIA,
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AnRIYR;

From Now York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
$50 and l2;ihp, m, and II t0b p, M, dRily,
Cumberland Accommodation b'Sb p, M, OK.
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