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$500 CO. ~ c.raless 7;osne
e e man. ' - w w.;cb me cow cows
80 shoiteysa and tended AMI tho
~ and d;rt;ness with
49, thev t,,cot tbo Mill whom
a ! -
'', IT, -. e.. 40 .ho,, o;vo o,,v
. r.ss;nr not;ce NV reSn,rk;nr
shat : 20 : 'sho y;,, soo,, m ' ar1
a sr~s 20 e ~nv -" = s' t;ItbY bar
r ,r nans and essd them on
. Az ILL.,, - 3d. s,ons os : d,st;lIerv
f CO.. tha srn,,,v e Wholesome nn r.
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a ,-n - = s,r,;sb;ro an article
= ef '' c,oS no;sono,,s aod avery wav
- pad If p sbonId he handed over s
"a. a. - 'sasa5 s,,..n "A ;n,.;as for
- s,1s oo..ss ~as 49, .g auaonc
= Pu'' -. p,t 3, - ~, ;nd;stran53
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=. '''o :s se0o,u p':se' sn ,s;tho,t
= o'ns aas1 'ne . g;n' = b;s hss;'
e's.' W. SRs 49,. - ssa,, ILL da;r;os
''Is an ~ ,a',s 80 ,, ,.i
49, s,'o Se"s s,. 49, 60. sL~rt God.
; ;,,ss,5 S,tbv IF fem M neglect.
LA 80 .orse,'',onco s;v;no but.
~'', 30 $500 : ~ 49, o Sr and
'a.' LIT ;.s,c - sl' e. Co. ,,s.' I'd
- s''e . 1satta sss g oa''rsa AZ hns;ness
:; - - :. short tr 80; because
&c., ,s.,.5,; not nm, mn '
= NJ e. = ;rofass 70 Lnow
go. rs 49, 81 :" th p's s',b;act from
Some voars' exner;ence--we will
show what a milk dairy. should
| be, and how it ought to be man
aged, to produce good milk in
abundant quantity, and to make
lit profitable to the proprietor.
In the first place, no one sho'd
! be in the business, unless he has
| sufficient capital, not only to pro-
vide the number Of good cows he
can munage, but to construct Of
furnish tho proper accommoda.
tons for them. The amount o.
capital will Of course depend upor
the number Of cows he keeps
and the facilities he may have or
! hand for supplying with his OWL
labor. the labor Of those in hi.
employ. and their subsistence.
vus p,rrn,ros
! " -. $3.50. -,
tUetc VIC U oottsttuVs n'oue
milk dairy establishment, -an(
susa Sa esa - 10 s sns'f = AZ ,or,
% ''''.a -, s'o'',a J I'M. -, ' haxInr NJ
building with a row Of stalls Of
each side Of il, twelve feet wide a
! least--fourteen would DO none to
understanding the Managers
which should be two feet wide
, and adjoin the centre floor. Th
floors Of these stables, on whic
the cows stand, should be raise
,, for the width Of seven feet bac
: Of the managers, three inche
above the floor in the rear Of tn
cows, SO that all the stale an
droppings Of them, should pas
of into a channel behind, an
: run oifinto a reservoir construc
. ed for the purpose Of holding it,
This<upraised floor should Away
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W LADiEs' DREss GOODS.
GENfLkMkN'S WINTER wEAh.
FANCY AND PLAIN DkEsK SILKS.
WHITE AM Nm nRofDkgEDc GOODS.
LApfkS'sLEEvEs AND COLLARS.
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70 FAs TRUE NTgRgs7 or 8AR8Rs MECHANICS AN WORRYING EN
CIN'TI, ADVERTISEMENTS,
DIR. FORSHA'S
Alternative Balm,
"a BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"
FOR INTERNAL. AND EXTER
NAL USE.

-
This balm is warranted 10 re
Iieye all Rheumatisms, Srainsin
the Spins, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stiff
Neck, Toothache Earache, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
the breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns, Scalds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
|ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts or
sores, inflammation in the head,
Stor: ch, Bowels, or Kidneys,
Summer complaint Of Children
Worms and inflammation Of the
stomach, and Bowels, and Group,
Scarlet Fever.
The reason why this balm reaches all thee
cases is because II reduces inflammation. and
rnoses he secretious and nervous system
into action. This power Is owing to the
peculiar combination: Of medical properties
without their being nsutralized. The medi-
cine is perfectfaIIy safe. not containing any
deadly poison, OF mineral. IL viii, u hses
freely, act Immediately upon tho liver, anc
all other secreetIve organs.
Read the following Ccrtificates.
Certificate Of DR.. J. II. Jordan, late Reslden
Physician olthe Fourth Street Cholera Hos
pl,aI.
can chcesfally recommend the AlteralIv'
Balm to the publicknowIng as ! do, that Il 4
an excellent article. | used IL with goo'
effect In Cholera, during my late connection
with the Fourth ST., Cholera IIospIta in tai
city, Ia ease Of cramps pains IN
stomach and bowels. also used Il In cas
Of inflammation Of the kidneys with the hnp
piesieilsci. From my knowledge Gifts vir
ues, In the above diseases and oihers, Il
which have used II, have no hesltancy Il
pronouncing Il superior 10 any medIcin
hitherto offered to the public with which
have become acquainted, and would cheer
fully recommend II to the public.
]. II. JORDAN, M.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

BRO0kYfLLE COLLEGE.
fUyufh fnsuiutionis ne~ ready toreeeiveony
numpefof young Etrtlsmenerd }osng "
dies. aud lroft them thettzt off4elIItIts
for obiaininr ,horonfh carsas<on. Ihe boiidiEr
isiafes aud convenient. and the Hoard Of sslFuc-
lion viii bctntfcascd he snf< ofthe Instuiion
demand. Those younf mtn Who My eVoa pfol<f
toersduaienl Older t<titu.iors, Wilde ueiIlo ae-
classes are NOT Toe large fpf ccn<enloQcc. end
where they are noifaufbf by under fradualef, ~
In mostold fhsilhllons. iouA<ia % grad.
nstlnf. ~iilfee,ite sttfor'.s''<s s'r,.r'as.
college cfIiIce a. I've tuIisfs pes ~ou1. feunf
men an board The mae AZ aborisixiI (>u)o Der
week. The prices 81 trilioH range ffow - ~ 70
adfhneepnlment. neutrality-suspicious. aodrfsl
Jko. ". Lo(kf. rrss't
nrpksllie nd. Feb.t 1884.
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Helmbolt'a Genuine Preparations.
nELMnoLn'a HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
GgBPOTNDlLVIAE KERAgT BUEHU.

For diseases Of TIE BLADDER aud llidioya, Secret
nip0aos. Sifltturee, vcAkhrfaos. hnd an dis
catcs oil The Sexnnl oIgans, Whether Ia male
or lcmalo FROM Whute,er cause thui may have
originated, and no mniicr Of how long stand
Ing. ..|t4
N yon have contracted tho terrible disease
which, whou seated IN Tho system, VIII surely 20
down lfonl one generation 20 nn0lhrn undornl.
ming the constitution. and fnppinr tao worry vital
nulde OF ie, do not truat yourself Ia The hands OF
QuackA, Who START up eer3 day Ia city Ike lhls
and flll The papers With el0flng hischood
too well calculated 10 deceive The young, and
ihore not acquainted wlti their Tricks. You cnn.
not DO TOO careful In ne selection ola romedy In
thesh eases.
The fluid extract nrehu has been pronounced
BY eminent phislcians The greatest remedy ever
known. ~ medicine perfectly pleasant Ia 10
taste, and Vnfy Innocent Ia ia nclion. nnd , "A 10
thorough ihnl Il nnnlhlafos every particle Of the
rank and poisonous ,lfns OF lhla dreadful disease.
snd, unlike other remedies, does not dry up the
disease ~ the blood.
Constitutional Debility. brought on By self
abnae, mosi terrible dilehse, which has brought
thousands 10 nnllmoly graves, thus blasting the
brilliant hopes o. parcnta. aud bifhlno Ia she
bud The glorious ambition ~ many NOBLE youth
cen DO euFod by This lafallibla Remedy Aid M
medicine which must beneat every body, from ihs
simply delicate % the confined aud desppairlne
Invalid, no equal y 10 be found acting b9th NJ
Cure and Preventive.
nl--AAa
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Groceries.

Al Y stock OF Young NY sou, Gunpowdef, Imperial
vi q Black Teas IL large and well seleclodof atp
impoFinuone, pufo anafrakh. Also, Prime Rio,
Java, Mocha aud Lneuagara conees, Prime n. O.
sugar Crushed, Powdorod, Loaf mud Clarified
sugars; Golden syrup, n q. and \. a.. 1lolasses,
Cuba Honey, Rice, Nails, Window Glass, seamless
Bags, Colored and white Carpet Chain, Cotton
Yarn and Cotton batting, With every article usn-
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rantod 10 give satisfaction. for sale qualities 20
suit, az the lowest market prices.
AARON A. Golfer.
3. v. cornorhiain x seventh streets, Ciu'tL, ..
May IL 1855.
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This Is TO certify that, In June lust,i was
attacked with the Asiatic Cholera; and was
soon, ne my physielan states In collapsed
state. had remained In this slate some Two
hours. when my physician informed my Ism
yand friends that could not possibly h =,
aud strictly forbid my wife permitting AMI
one giving me any medicine or nourishment
whatever, rs Il would only hasten my death
AT this tImeMr Forsha came TO see me, and
brough, with him bottle containing four
ounces Of his Alternative Balm, and asked
permission Of my vile TO use II on ne, as he
thought Il wouldimmediatsiy give ease. I
was immediately applied, aud In less than ten
minutes was stored. aud was In warm
Precipitation, prionto which time my eKiremi-
ties we're cold, clammy sweat was on my
face and head. After the use Of two other
bottles Of the same medicine. | was entirely
llessd Of Al distress, aud In afew days was
restored 10 health.
would most unecrfully aud heartily rec
ommsnd this BALM 10 all who are afflicted
In similar way have also used Il In
other diseases. aud have found II mos,
excellent remedy. | do moi think II oan be
toohighly recommend.
JOEL KIRBY.
do hereby certify that the above cerliG-
cate 10 correct. and the stato'nont Of tho
physician made 10 me IL true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Cincinnati. Dec, 9Th, 1870.
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We arc to suppose that the dai-
ryman lives in the country, or at
least 50 Gar out Of town that land
can be had to grow all the green
feed for summer and winter 70
rage. which the cows will require,
and to get tho thing into due
course, We will commence with
the spring when they are turned
into grass: In the first place,
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titiouo oetWccus anu cocn %" rt-
cured to the side Of her stall, and
her manager proportioncd by itself,
that she may DO fed separately,
and apart from another, as differ
ent COWS require, at times, differ
ent food, ia larger or smaller
quantities, and different treat
ment, according TO the condition
they may be in, or the length Of
time they are from coming in, or
to come in, or from her own pecu-
liar habits or disposition--ior all
these have to do with their man.
ner Of treatment and care. At
one end Of the building, or in the
centre, according to its extent,
should be q room with a horse
power or steam engine for propel-
ing the machinery--the latter
we would adopt il on a large
scale. This machinery should
prepare the food for the cows in
winter, and, possibly, to limited
extent in summer. Adjoining
the building should DO a large
yard or field--we would have tho
Of them-of from one to five
acres each, according to the num-
Der Of the herd. -
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An Hour with my Got.

One hour with thee, my God, when day light breaks
Over world thy guardia~ care has kept.
When the fresh soul tron soothing sumbeis wakes,
To praise the love that watched me while slept,
When With new strength my blood astounding free,
The first, best, sweetest hour III give thee.
One hour with thee, when busy day begins
Her never ceasing round Of busting care,
When must meet with toll, and pain, and sins,
And through them all thy cross again must bear
o then to arm me for the strife. to be
Faithful to death, I'll knee an hour with thee.
One hour with thee when rides the glorious sun
High in midlcaven, and painting nature feels
Lifcless and ovcrpowered. and man has done
For one short hour with urging life's swift wheels,
In that deep pause my soul from care shall fee,
To make that hour of rest one hour with thee.
One hour with thee when saddened twilight filings
Her soothing charm DER lawn and vale and grove,
When there brca .hcs up from all created things
The sweet enthralling sense OF thy deep love;
And when its softening power desccnds me.
Ny swelling heart shall spend an hour with thee.
Ono hour with thee my God, when softly night
Climbs the high heaven, with solemn step and slow,
When thy sweet stars, unuttcrably bright,
Are telling forth thy praise tc men below;
then, when far from earth my thoughts would fee
I'll spend in prayer one joyful hour with thee.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Phil a DELP4IA.
IMPORTANT NOuNCEMENr

IMPORTANT ANNOUN CEMENT
THO ell persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
l. as Spefmatorrh@a, Seminal Weakness, impo
tence. Gpnomh@ss, elect, Symplilis, the vice of
Onanisin or Self Abase, Ae., &e,
The Howard Association, IN view of the awful de-
sruction Of human life, caused by the Sexual disea
ses, and the receptions practsed upon the unfortu
nate victims of such diseases by Quacks, have direct
ed their Consulting Surgeon, as a Charitable Act
worth OF their nSme, to give Medical Advice Gratis
to all persons thus effected who apply by letter, with
description Of their condition, Gage, OCCUPATION
habits of lite &c. and in cases of extreme poverty
and suffering, to Furnish Medicines Free of CHARGE
The Howard Association is a benevolent Insti
tuition, established by special endowment for the re-
lief OF the sick and distressed afflicted with sYirulnt
andepideme diseases It hasnowa surplus of means
which the Directors have voted to expend in nd yertis
lug the above notice. ~ NEEDLESS 10 add that tba A.
ISOLATION commands the HI ghes, Medical skill Of Tho
age, and win furnish the most approved modeI n
treatment.
Just published, by the Association a Resort on
Spermato srhoea, or Seminal Weakness the vice Of
0nansm, Mastulbation or Self. Abuse, and otber
Diseases of the Sexual Organs bv the Consulting
Surgeon which viii be sent by mail Gin sealed en
velope), Free of Charge, cN the receipt of Two
Stamps for postage.
Address. br. GEO. r. CALHOUN. consnlt;rs
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South NINTii
Street, Philadelphia, Pa: BY order of the Direc.
tors. EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAiaeHiLp, Soc'y. Sept. 20, ls5s--ly.
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OUR ST BL e
p A S SENG r S
OUR OMNIBUS
BLACK ROCK SPRINGS.

YNliis delightful wfterfng place will be opened for
i the reception of visitors on the 10Th OF .Elv--
1t is situated in the county of Augusta. 20 miles
East of StauntoE, l6 miles from Waynesboro ard
miles from Viewers Cave. Hacks and bupgies can
be readily obtained, either al Waynesboro' or at
Staunton.
deem it altogether unnecessary 10 enter in. o any
elaborate description. Its waters have heea analv-
zed by Professor Rogers and pronounced the stron-
gest and purest Chalybeate in the State. They are
eteacous in cases of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
act most powerful on the kidneys and general de-
bilitv but their most powerful effects have been dis
played in the cure of various female diseases.
These Springs are admirably suited to persons
from Eastern Virginiais, whose health would be
more readily promotedbv the use OF she wayers and
the mild and healthy climate by which they are sur
rounded. Indeed, the region of country in which
they are situated, has been long noted FORTS salu-
bhty; and, possessing as they do, many advantages
both for hes It'll and pleasure, render them q very
desirable retreat for few months, and commend
TO the public favor by more than ordinary claims.
large Ball Room for those who may wish to en-
gage in the meanders OF She merry dance.
Terms for board per week, Sc, children and SER
wants hah price.
epledge ourselves to spare pains to please all
who may favour with csl1.
l.. T. y, FAULCONER
N. W. BATS, Aiopite'ors'
Ii,
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PAID FOR HIDES
AT WAY NESRORp.

TIME subscriber having purchased the Tanneres
n OF Mathew II. Parry and George w Deal, in
the Town of Waynesboro, Augusta Comfy, Va, is
preparing to go largely into the Leather anuactu-
ring business. A good market win thus be opened
for the sale Of Hides of all kinds aud cash paid for
fercd.
The citizens Of Bath, Highland, Pcndleton Rock
ingham as we'll as Augusta county. NAV lind it to
thcir interest to bring their hides to me. Persons
having large quantities in those Western Counties
could make arrangements to deliver them at Depots
ject, much labor may be avoided in the delivery
Mr.. W n. Withrow, Jr., the we'll known merchant
at Waynesboro has kindly consented to act az cash
Ter in my absence. Those from distance will
therefore call at his store, where full satisfaction
may be obtained.
HUGH l.. GALLAHER.
Waynesboro, August ., 1856.