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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-21

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Now at this day comes said plaintiff and ss a1ai
his motion It appearing that the said dsfen.
.dant is a nonresident of the state Of Missouri 8
and that The ordinary process Of lay eannss ,,.ss.,
be served upon him.ili1t ii iherefcfs ordered ~
thatyhe, be- notified by publication accofdingils hs ~
law that. said plaintiff has ~institused insths 'H1sliit'
Gasconide Circuit Court ? .suit. the object Of sis
which il to obtain a judgement against hin, ~
on anote. drawn BY said defendant and pay.
able to the said plaintiff. Tor the sum Of $500.
100, dsted September 18th 1867, and payable IL
sixty days aitef date. and that bis, said ds,sss-sw
.~fendants property has been attached, snd that. -
unlsss he appear at the aex. term OF this court
TO be held anda1beg1naat The courthoussiz
Herman, on the second Monday in Maych ~
next, and on or beforsz the third day sf sai&
term answer said plaintiffs pptions the Sand sgs
will be taken against hin dc conferred sn6
judgement rendered accsrdingly. Is
A true copy Of the record T19 ~ hS'9s ~
Awest
JAMES ARnorY, ass
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-21

ba- Ssi Neustitaltuns -ets MinnerGars mShts
rrr aasm Gig raltes &ereinissn Ger altersn me-
luH5ertn S1aAtrtrtunee I'm, u muiaittarsr sribet-
rrn, ais irslsntlib muir rarlu& 81 srln1sli6tn 1T
III Salee 10 .jtl @eiansitCH einuten gu %t6nnin,' MI,
IN 9~trs5tlttr De:m p1sntls6 CAN'T a~uitretsn IN
tonntn. g9oI ieser t~riltr;ns Sanger mir RE Ter
Nnildt ieins' 3uilimmu,s UNI 10 seniaer s~eriaasn
sritt'sn, Ia rurb lpdter tsitretenee @,talitr Z
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lcmls ne ttrtits srHttsn Slnstr lanspsilis sss
nadt rsrrsa' mug, -.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-21
Qfterarifhes

&snn mir ulr Kitten untrt etitr auf slBi 5as
tans cser cir Sournal auiut. liam naatnie il ser
G'rune siniaa rsr,nur wirtlid @atss iofen su
rpasa. 5suts snipi.blsn mir itn.n RE ,eSJIlnS:
trirte 9Sclt un5 amer. Criminal.
Sericbtc~ ,ras rsi&talisft ilutfirts . tut es
SIatt auerita's; ser grsis rs6t!ttu bstrast s use.
inns Satr. . So i .tas sd.as F15lo14 a''7'
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81 ntifRz

Administrators and Executors notices will
not be published IN this paper hereafter, if
the costs of advertising sucn notices be no,
paid in advance unless the party or his LAWYER
who orders the advertisement, is well known
to the editor. ai bs1s Ea sas "7E
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-21

TAKENUP by John Frederick as a stray
and posted before Wesley Massie. a Justice
of the peace Of Brf township, a dark Bay
mare with black name and tail, dark legs, FIVE
or six years old, and appraisal to 5000 by
Amos and Elisha Maupin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-21

rs ct. g2pmiS, s0Sc. sna !,
pa(asiege tt(crssra mir 1sSa ijerem prte Tin
GursydTsr Dunrf. nab q tesIf1ifen 1arer y5amears,
Yrtrnsil. Jas.e ana 1ntpsrpcn sn5ns3 eipsy erf' rter
oisw. Orleans, lne, srn sfrrtssaA Oliifpufis '5iiscis
UNI Saalas; etsuis POI, aStatpnIS mad, ben tsfestet
sur; raifdberf 5l(eH. 2eir aaraattrsa fir SuttFDrftrs
Be, unS unfsrtr paiTasisre unp ipres Ucrafs. -
Y2H ebf tt werrth seu uns aussetfeat aufy 2SitH,
lpras, Berlin, Stettin, gAH, 8rsstali, IlhnM m,
Qasstars, .6annrrsr. Stlufsast; atttm, DrtsStf,S
ssir,is. &arlsrnps, Nlauns;im i'm, OamHaet, 2Rtimar,
EaTel, NriitnfdpreiS, J%s5ainturs, Srtmeu, Srantfurt
a. Dr., 5asrt, paris d. 4 10. ttar Beftausi b.
u sc u ssn $500 anhparts sanast ma rem tltins
fen Drtsn in Otutf9LAne, ia a.
!. Critic afts,A nseltst NIB ttttn in Etresa
ipers;n ron uns stsrpnet mp 0eleer anf anwsifunssit
ine JlrtgR r~eIleetist. fG.g hifE 6S t
y u up5 S iAtbtlser srtresn fur St.So'
tis 81 90 mad jspsrn Drts tIsSurrsa tefsrstrt.Ton 3 {
n 3trtGnft nnp . trpabtnn 9 CT ron far.
ratt 8 auietn, srttsa NM csfbaftsa ;ptrrsn pen uHs
iiterncurmtti. &C .,5 bsai.ea Cd s
!. 81 d wsifa nst.1art4 fur .eaurtls.
Commits, SSnc,rtrttr, 5ar!a.r unr SAM artttttr.
/ Dtfftntttnt . tea III eiBtt {, ab 9ehnnad.
ten inaA Oeutfhlane, &aaffentraets, Werpfxncunsei,
xscterfA;int i. irtrefn rem ans iassrlafli5 ausssfsr.
fist une pafft fur's 4uslanr tsierst. atl hBs I'd; {
Nle IN urittr SID fdlas.nrt @snmifisrtn sssrsta
rrsnst Ftierst uns trka d 1nfrasen ttrtitrilisf b..
sdl bae ,5sa5 e. Snsstfslsarf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-21
q It 1t E.

Ta ssrr Tftn, ris Seituns res GtlansStreint
oTannsrGcr" i%tsrnummen bat, 10 ,r.rr,n ale
6stun { res 'sianss, wsltt iih rem Gsrein ans
l!'@litStn rrl'nldea, srpfiiait siastIaNtn, Ply bull
sislt aur auinltms ~ mslrtn.
Sm Au.tra9 res Gtreius q
u. Samm. Gttretair.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-21
: = 1atioaat Iloiist, 8 g e.
anlts plum etrass j n if4fn Mats.
bg tF& nnb 2ttL 5ss bsIsbag7 fEsa
astail ct 2putS, Wfp.a So

So sHnyftbIe 6ierrit alien NeiftHfen rns 0etAaffs.
ituten insit yn,uss,r nntsrl stiserHs gGHen ersfnetss
nsarNirekaac. SIR sinist tne cute 0teisnnns birs
uIrt& G&Keaktstr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-21
gane AnzeigRa,

pa @nisistn iar Pas r5trmanatr SUltsslatt"
nniIsn bis ipdttttns Samaas Iaittass Il
ubr stnssrsi&t perrtn, rieristuiaas ft tis ,ur
nihftn Nummtr Iariidtlsibsu. = Yds7ed si s.is
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GEORGE PARTRIDGE
10 8 Trustee.
Nrn ! 30 -
N q E n n. n n.

50 iuatnt- bitrrait jtssrn,aan, ni&ts
Iraa cetr 8iassr aufS Grit ~ asttn, iu,ss, y,
mid nl4t ssrpFi4tst .tsa, ssa i6arr s.fss;. -, =!
Et.atttn. .ss4 pSt"
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Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-04
DEs. T. NHcGOVyN's SAEsSAP PAE2EE4IA

And lIodid@ o Potash, DREPARED FROM FRESH ROOT, THE | only kind on which physicians or the public can rely, old root being inert Its components are extoled by some of the most distinguished physicians in the world, as Fordyce, Brodie, Bell, &c., for the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Syphilis, Scrofula Diseases of the Eyes, Ears, Head and Skin, Throat. Neck, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Stomach. Bladder, Womb, Female Complaints, Dropsy, Old Sores, (McGown's Ointment to be applied) Tumors, pimpes, Eruptions, &c. It makes the skin Clear and Smooth, and should be nsed in Spring and Summer to Put rify the Blood and prevent Sickness. Large bottle, $l 50. Small, $1 00.
 Dr. T. NfcGOwn's Essence of Tar-A certain cure for Bowel Complaints and Diseases of the Lungs.
 Dr. T. WcGOyyM's DogvvO9d and aF0R-A certain and permanent cure for Chils and Fever, Ague Cake or Enlarged Spleen, Night Sweats, Debility, DS spepsia. &c., &c.
 Prepared and sold at No 143 Main street. Memphis, where Drugs and Medicines may be purchased CHEAP FOR CASH.
 Sold in Des Arc, Arkansas, by
 D. P. BLACK & CO, Druggists.
 Atlanta by Corn X Dobbins Grand Gaize oy II. Wheeler apriI22-1y.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-04

AICCHOI DY he barrel, or less quantity always on ! } hand at the City Drug Store. apriIi5- D. P. BLACK X Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-04

iRoT ESSENTIAL TO THE BoDY. Alter water, phosphate, starch and alchohol, are we now to celebrate the nutri,ive ouall. ties of irons-Even so That metal cir cuiates in our blood-forming, indeed. an essential element of the blood dises--ex- isting in all pignisaaass lli the bile-in various other places--nola6iy in the hair, where Il IS abundant in proportion to the darkness of the color. Tue quantity of iron in the blood is bu, small. varying in different individuals, and different states of the same individual; those who are of what is called the sanguine temperament, nave more than those of the Iymphatie semperament, those who are wei fed have more than those who are iIlfed. IL is in almost all onr animal and vegetable food so that we do not habitually need to seeL T; but the physician often has to prescribe Il. eisber in lise form of "s,eel wine" o, n that Of chalybeaie waters.-[Lewes Physiology.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-04
GLAs
Eefgsg ED0avMPa's.

THE most approved brands, in tin boxes | by Wholesale and Retail at the City Drug Store. D. P. BLACK x Go.
 april 15-
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-04
LENSEED OIL.

DY the barrel, or less quantity, best English ID a superior article, free from aduteration at the City Drug Store.
 aprill5- .D. r. BLACK & Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-04
&e,sriTs TssrDessfimp.
COLD PRESSED CASTOR OEL,

EREE from Lard Oil or any other chear II oils, this article is warranted to be pure unadulterated, for sale at the City Drug Store by the barrel, half barrel, gallon or in bottles to suit purchasers. at low figures to Wholesale Dealers. [aprill5l D. P. BLACK & Go.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-04
The Popular Creed.

The Popular Creed. Dimes and dolIarsl dollars and dimes An empty pockets the worst of crimes F mans down. give him thrust Trample the beygar into the dnst !! Presumptuous povertv's quite appalling Knock him over! kick him for falling If mans up, oh! lift him higher Your souls for sale, and he's buyer
 Dimes and dollars dollars and times
 An empty pockets the worst of crimes l I know poor but worthy youth, Whose hopes are built on maidea's trush- But the maiden will break her vow with ease, For wooer cometh whose charms are these A hollow heart and an empty head, A face well tingsd with the brandy's red, A soul well trained in villany's school, And cash, sweet cash--he knoweth the rule.
 Dimes and dollars dollars and dimes
 An empty pockets the worst of crimes know bold aud honest man, Who strives to live on the Christian planl But poor he is, and poor will be; A scornsd and hated thing is he; At home he meeteth starving wife, Abroad he ieadeth ieper's life, They struggle against fearful odds, Who will not bow to the peoples godsl
 Dimes and dollars dollars and dimes
 An empty pockets the worst of crimesi So get you wealth, no matter how No questions asked of the rich, trow Steal by night, and steal by day, (Doing all in legal way,) Join the church, and never forsale her, Learn to cant and insult your Maker; Be hypocrite, liar, knave and fool, But don't be poor--reme mber the rule:
 Dimes and dollars dollars and dimes
 An empty pockets the worst of crimes.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

"A sick boy, dreadfully sick from chew ing tobacco, lay on store box. Another boy sympathized with and cheered him by saying, ssGrin and bear it, Bill--we're all got to come to it some time"
 AN ITEM ron THE DRuxKARD.- mans pride, if he had no other motive, ought to keep him from getting drunk. The treatment which he is liable to receive while he is in this state ought to deter him from it. Every calf can abuse him, and eyewy designing vil- lain can impose upon and rob him.
 If 'sall the world is stage, and the men and women merely players" who are the audience and the orchestra?
 The voice of Nature, with it's hundred thousand murmurings, is the orchestra, and those who will come after us are the ati- dience, who will judge of IS, even as we judge of those who have gone before us.
 WORLDLY PROSPERITY Worldly prosper ity is much greater drain upon our energies than the most severe diversity; there is no spring, no elasticity; it is like walking thro' life upon Turkey carpet.
 The man who boasts of his knowledge is usually ignorant, and wishes to blind the eyes of his bearer. Merit and literature are always discovered-in few instances unno. ticed, unrewarded.
 --The plagucs of India are mosquitoes, ants and cockroaches. The latter eat yoar clothes. boots and buttons; ants your proyis- ions, and one species your house and all kinds of yegetatiou; while the mosquitoes, more modest. eat nothing but yourself, especially if you are new comer
 - When a man is hideously ugly, the only safety is in giorying in It. Let him boldly claim 1t as distinction.
 -Theodore Parker says that "a grain of corn is better than diamond." It would be difficult to make marriagea5ie young lady believe this, unless she was very hungry.
 An old lady, meeting Cambridge man, asked him how her nephew behaved him. self. "Truly, madam" says he, "he's brave fellow, and sticks close to Catherine Hslln (the name of College. q vow" says she, T feared as much; he was alawys hankering after the girls from boy.
 "A speaker, enlarging on the rascality of the devil, got off the following: ssI tell you that the devil is an old liar; for when was about getting religion he told me that if did get religion could go into good company, and lie and cheat, or any such thing, but l have found him out to be great iiar.''
 To see as s'far into the mill-stone as the man who picks it." requires you to weigh every barrel of four you purchase.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-04
DDg ARC VyBBKasY GgTgB E N.
ID TOWN H. FOR TH NM N. IT 0s
SAL OF LANDS

oFIcE OF COLLECTOR TOWN To MAYoRAS AND l. N ot tredr
 
 
  fa chtts which the amounts dlandaandI dInL .ioMiLG
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-04
Haste Not-Rest Not.

s:without haste without rest! Bind the motto to thy breast?
 Bear it with thee as spell;
 Storm or sunshine, guard it.Xee bloom Heed not flowers that roS
 Bear it onward to the
 Haste not-ietspirit's speed;
 Mar fore'eand know the right,
 Pondernen with all thy might;
 Onvnot-years can ne'er atone
 6r one reckless action donel Rest not l--life is sweeping by, Go and dare before yoa die; Something mighty and sablims Leave behind to conquer time Glorious 'tis to live for aye When these forms have passed away. 'sHaste not !-rest not!D Calmly wait; Weekly hear the storms of fate; Duty be thy polar guide Do the right, whaie'er betiie Haste not .-rest not Conflicts past. God shall crown thy work at last. Goethe
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-04

Memphis & Napoleon U s. Mail packets KAFE EgsESBEE, .... Capt. JAMES LEE VICTORIA. ...... Capt. T. II. NEWELL DAN'L. BOONE, Capt. FRANK HIcKs
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-09-27
The Death cf Walkar.

L Is Always an ungracior> task to speak
o IF the dead But the filihu<tcr Walk
r. c.Gsel 50 much misery u he unturtu-
uae Young men whom he Induced to ac-
company him IN his yarioal cxpe llions-
;, much Lloodshed and tru;lIc>> strife in
tac countries he invaded ard brought 50
mach di~honor upon the im,r.crn name
in Iorci-n lands, where he Wa supposed to
bca>or;o Representative man OF large body
of or e,intrymen- that the rep r: that he
has at last been shot in Honduras makes
&cn feel that it is at least fortunate that
lis powers for mischief have been destroy
cl And as no disasters and rcvcrScS, 10
.ticaircs and humliationS, served to check
IL, rlsglu;c determination to enact the bit
'as end, even those whD did not desire his
death viii consider it much less cyiI that
ae aes fallen victim 20 his tcmcntY than
TIN, be should have been permitted 10 con
ia4. lis infamous career.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-09-27
Post Office.
Mails arrive and close as follows:
A Virginian on Lincoln.

The Hon. William l. Goggin on Thurs
3,v evening addressed the Bell and Everett
,,.;y in Petersburg, Va. His views upon
he stability Of the Union were clearly ex-
,rr..el in the following words: .sTherc
rould be no danger of dissolution of the
Jniou. 10 matter who was elected - His
oa,,,ion of Mr. Lincoln finds no less clear
expression in the following language !:
. During the whole course of my connection
with him in the House of Representatives
must say that ! have ever known him to
be gentleman. lie is not what the
Breckinridgc party inaiuuate him to BE.
wish to DO justice on all sides. Cheers. !
If rou want to know who Mr. Lincoln is GO
snl ask ). \. Douglas with whom he stump
ed every county in Illinois. TChecrS1 Yes
% and ask Mr.. Douglas, whether Abc Lin
colu is rail splitter or not. Loud Laugh
ter Ask him whether he is a Democratic
nanilr or NOT Confined Laughter,
and Cries Of of"Good.' Good 1t was my
good fortune while was member of the
House Of Representatives to bc nn Com
mttce with him. | was chairman and |
wiIl say that no man Oh that Committee
worked more industriou>ly than he did
lie is man Of high order Of talent, and
when he spoke no man was listened to, by
those who were in that House as visitors.
with more apparent satisfaction. His rli-
ytta as well as pubic character was free
..lm stain or bieEsh.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-09-27

~ a rather unusual circumstance oc-
toai s1,ieu at ploughing match which lately
ron, WIN pace at Faugueray (Rhone) young
oran rY,rau' about nineteen, driving a pair Of
ra,;I r1gn' presenting herself as one ofthe com
tutors r,3 At first some objections were
o;,s ,:.ssu as to her admission, but under the
,+;SSuinstances s-;S Of the case, they were set
anoS.; ar'oe: Marie Chirat, the young girl in
flGStIon, had the misfortune to lose her
ia,iier iasl about ten months ago. He had d
,,aSe .nS Of farm at rent of 2, ,O00f year,
AND 5 Snen VI he died, left a widow, little boy
on;t na -Iarie. The daughter, feeling that to
ra",5 ay 'ne farm in the middle of the lease
no1Ii rIu oe the ruin of the family, told her
prSnS. Y,sF not to be cast down, for she would
-"D'f'ake to work the land. She applied
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-. Deod Of Slim Crolg Rice" II D..
l"ce; the original Gelineator ofnegro charac-
'eF' died on Wednesday in New York, at an
lU'aoced age, Of disease of the heart For
LI-a! years, Rice has been the victim of
unfortunate habits, lost to his profession
ana 10 that future which at one time gleam-
su 50 brightly before him He died of dis
I!se OF the heart, the undoubted effect Of
4s frequent indulgence in liquor. The
a. ;i-ls which he won for himself, and the
n ,u'l' that he originated, have been seized
rY0n o,y others, who have made from the
s.na' s. !beglnning of "Jim Crow" profcs-
;.'n 81 dLstlnct and honorable. He has died
IL the lap of poverty.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-09-27
THE
Prince of the House of David ;
Or Three Years in The Holy City,

In seres of letters relating if by an eye wltness
all the scenes and wonderful incidents in the life ot
Jesus of Nazareth, from his baptism in Jordan
to his cruclhxion on Cavalry. BY the Rev. J. H E
lNGRAHAM. Rector of the Christ church. and of
St. Thomas Hall Holly Springs Mississippi
one volume u mo. cloth, ~ pages. Price 81 .25.
In this work the author has succeeded in the bold
and daring task OF presenting the great Leading his
toucal parts Of scripture ia connection with secular
history. Is To present the clear and fellLe picture
of thos" events they might hr supposed to appear
to casual observer. The descriptions OF rites and
ceremonials, are spirited and comprehensive. The
style Is highly imaginative and attractive and we prt
dict that this volume will he popular as tho -Pi
grlms Progress. .|-I1TtEtNflLian nd EtGRqclisf.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-09-27
GOOD BOOKS CHOICE BOOKS
NEW AND ILLUSTRATED EDITIONS,
THE
THRONE OF DAVID:

From the Conservation of the shepherd Of Bethe-
hem To the Rebellion of Prince Absalom Being
an illustration of the Splendor. Power aud pomin-
ION of the Reign of the shepherd King. in a series
"i Letters, wherein the magnIicence of Judea is
shown to the reader as If hv an eve witness. Ry
the Rev. J. II. INtiRAHAM, Ii. D..
ohe volume, l. mo- CLOTH COB pages. Price Sl.2j.
This IS the tIrIrd volume, and the completion OF %
series "l works by the author the history ut
the ISraelitlsh monarchy. The origin under Noses
was treated of IN the Pillar Of Fire. and its great
glory under David IS treated of in this work The
Throne of Davld.) while the decline Of Hebrew power
and the opening of the new dispcnsatIon meet with
their deiIneaton in the Prince Of the House Of Da-
yld These books are historically valuable, as hand
books OF information relative to the scenery gpogla-
raphy and manners of the Holy Land The style -
interesting and powerful and the works lead lS 10
the contemplation and study OF the sublime language,
"f the Bible and the great doctrines of truth il con
H'llS' without beng as such books too ordnerily
Boston Ddifp iuaN.
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THE
PILLAR OF FIRE
Or ISaFel il Bondage.

BY the Rev. J. II. INGRAHAM. author fthe Prince
of the House Of David"
one volume II mo- cloth, 600 pages. Price 81 -.
This work is designed to sketch the Hebrac his
being the central figure. and is a free and striking
history of the period III which the writer gathers first
lron the Blfle and tIc; from profaue history a vast
mass OF material. which by his genius. thrown INTO
1anciu narrative oi the most attractive character
which carries the reader along without dimlnutun ii
interest. Phiodipbio Ecc,jDq Bujh,tia,
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Il 553l V1D l4l1TlT9Q31
A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

1t FreehoId, Monmouth C,a"ly, Ne'o Jersey.
INSTRUCTORS.
Ol.scr Z. H3i.s. i. IL. Charles i. Huitc,s. /. IL,
Caa,2os j. Johnson, 4 NJ Geoyge Ce,iss, 4. b.
Ellrard H. HaifeH
T5'uE School is divided into four depart.
L ments: the Classical, Middle, Asricultu-
raj, and Preparatory.
IN TIE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT
the pupils are Instructed in Latin, Greek
English Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra, and
such other mathematics as are required to fit
boys thoroughly for any class in college.
IN THE MIDDLE DEPARTMENT
the pupils pursue Geography, History, Eng
list Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra, and
such other studies as are necessary to fit
young men for business, and the practical
duties of life.
IN THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
young men are instructed in Natural Philos-
ophy, Chemistry, Agricultural Chemistry,
Botany, Geology, and such other depart
ments Of knowledge us are calculated to
make intelligent farmers.
TIE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
was established for younger boys, and is in
tended to fit them for the other departments.
4 separate room is provided for this depart
ment and a competent instructor devotes his
whole time to it.
Reference in LewistOwn, Mr.. Samuel Trox-
ell
sSa. For Catalogues containing fuller in
formation apply to the Principals,
0. r. WILLIS,
sept20-2mz G. y. WALTERS.
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Ponds Extract of Hamamelis,
OR PAIN DESTROYER.

rs one of the few domestic remedies which
/ have come into general use and favor,
without putting. 1t is the product of sim
pie shrub, harmless in all cases, and as a do
mestic remedy unequalled. For Burns, Cuts,
Bruises, Soreness, Lameness, Sprains, Rhe@-
matiSm, Boils, Ulcers, Old Sores and Hounds,
with great success, for T6othache, Headache,
Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Collie, Didrrhoea,
Hoarseness, and other similar troublesome
and painful affections, while it promptly ar
rests all HemmOrhages. Hundreds of physi-
clans use it daily in their practice, and give
it their unqualified recommendation. Sold
by our agents and dealers, and by
F. HUMPHREYS & Co., 562 Broadway,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers.
my3
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herself strenuously to the work, and was
soon pronounced to be the best conductor
OF plough in the community. That opin-
ION was confirmed at the public competition
as the principal prize was awarded to her
She returned home in triumph to her moth
er, accompanied by party of female friends