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, 1863-03-05

CuRIosITIEs OF NATuRE.-Among the pa.
pers published in costly style by the Smith.
sonian Institute, at Washington, is one on the
microscopic plants and animals which live
on and in the human body. 1t describes
quite q number Of insects. The animal
which produces the disease called itch, is it,
lustrated by an engraving half an inch IN di.
ameter, which shows not only the ugly little
fellows body and legs, but his very toes, al
though the animal is entirely invisible to
the naked eye. When Lieutenant Berry
man was sounding the ocean, preparatory
to laying the Atlantic telegraph, the quill at
the end Of the sounding line brought up
mud, which, on being dried, became q pow
der 80 flne that on rubbing it between the
thumb and finger, it disappeared in the crew.
ices Of the skin. On placing this dust un
der the microscope, It was discovered to con.
sist Of perfect shells, each Of which had q
living animal.
A man travelling entered q tavern, and
seeing no one present but the landlord and
Q negro, seated himself and entered into
conversation with the negro. Shortly he
asked Sambo If he was dry; Sambo said he
was. Stranger told him to 60 to the bar and
take something at his expense. Negro did
50, and shortly lef. Landlord said to stran'
ger:
care you acquainted with that niggerI'
"No, never saw him before; but why Dc
you ssk n
al supposed so from your conversation
with him, and asking him TO drink"
"Oh," said the stranger, I" vas expert
menting. The fact is, vas dry, too, and
thoueht Il your liquor didn't kill him in ff
teen minutes, would venture to take drinI
myself"
The landlords curiosity was satisfied.
A YoUNG LAuY's DESCRIPTION or SroRN
AT SEA-The sun went down like ball oI
dull fire, In the midst Of smeaFing clouds oI
red curFant Jam. The wind began to whistle
worse than any Of the lowest orders Of 90
eiety in shilling gallery, Every UaSS
was suddenly g big and high % Primrose
Hill The cords Of the ship snapped like
bad stayslaces. No best Genoa velvet wal
ever blacheR than the frmament and moi
even the voices Of the ladies calling fof the
stewardess were heard shove the orchestral
crashing Of the clements. issl9
Fools pretend to tostslI what win bs tie
issue Of lhings, and are laughed ct for theiI
awkward conjectures. Wiss men, being
aware Of the uncertainty Of human afairs,
and having observed how small & matter Of.
ten produces . great change, are modest IN
their coljec.ureS. u .ss !, ,,,,. ssass =.
Man regards d eterhity--ffst de pfsssnt
, 1863-03-05
REDUCTION IN PRICES re
SUBSCRIBERS:

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE Fol-.
IA lowing list Of American and Foreign Pc.
riodicals, for which l receive subscriptions.
Permanent arrangements having been made by
the United States Government for the carrying
Of the mails from the Atlantic States BY steamer
four times month, am enabled to receive sub.
scriptions at much lower rate than formerly.
The same care and attention will be paid to the
forwarding Of all packages, for which this estab-
lishment has gained such an enViable reputation
throughout the Pacific coast:
, 1863-03-05
Oh. farmers Corner.


iaas~ Training Colts.
The earlier In life the education Of any
animal commences, the easier will be its
training and The more certainly will its hab.
~ BE- fixed. Horses learn most Of their
vices before they are three years old, and in
aiarge number Of instances the work Of
SbFeaking" them does not commence before
tie second or third year.
Begin when the colt is one month old.
Put 0n him leather or web halter, without
The hifehing strap. Let Il remain there and
you viii have control over him when you
wish 10 handle him Have leather hitch.
ing strap with buckle or clasp on one end,
20 Astsn into the halter ring when you wish
10 lead or tie the colt. Never tie rope OF
. rope halter around the neck. Allow the
eating. Affef be hhs become accustomed 10
the halter and 70 being led about and han
died, yUa can lie him alOngslde Of his dam
at fSOdlue time watching him the first time
toplstent lis pulling back, and afterward Il
he shows disposition 10 pull. Never speak
harshly 70 or abuse either dam or colt. You
can DO more By kind, firm treatment than by
abuse Of any kind.
Wean the onlk A M aavnth nnonth- keen.
,,v hin c,,t n -. snd hear;no n "a Am
f s--.rri - m, vssSs. = c;iva hima mint ~ Soo5
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Sro~- 49,. inrre..e ~ fsrd. slwaTs civ
n - ~ Renem6er ~ oola a nov
foPninv - hone. and mnscle. upon whicl
M. f-lsr. u.rfsIne.. aeDsn5s, .n1 n canrol
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, 1863-03-05
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ll11,lr a1iI1l q ~ h11It. and dnelt r1nplEafon
% gsli uilsn psepsF mans ~ isloIlsd li n Hoo-
N.Y. ulIIll1l OIlm1ll cd fIl the dronIcal nal1nl
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e1elr q ~ cllcl.lon ald ah1olholf Im, lknt Dc
pIIlo yuDinln az decline ytil naillIl hahn =,
, 1863-03-05

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Dan1in d1IS bdl mi Tdle tie moIo nni<
m1l bod lhs moIge1Els uholr natural food
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r4u|1. llm1n 1oIle lofm. q oyster shells.
l11N finely powdered. = needed by laying
h.1.i EI4llI Qrco1rlo eand y required ty
|N'| |. .|" Oh Isf y
Mnsr C5ua-Ihs more qood f6dder.
, 1863-03-05

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s.,s'l,s g. .a. tS:l.s ny 'a ;. a'''a y iSouls
, 1863-03-05
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Ateat bargains alwaySn store: prices $50 10 tIo

One Of the largest and best catalogues Of Mnslc now
Published Al the music and music boaks puhlished IN
the United States for sale at ths establishment NaTtn
celebrated Guia and A kinds Of Musical InslTumentl
and music merchandise at The lowest pFicos Music ant
Whenever ordered, post paid. Catalogues asnt ~ nall
cleFgymen.
, 1863-03-05

eeved at par.
Clubbing.
discount twenty-five per cent from the above price viii
De allowed 70 clubs ordering four copies Of
more Of the above uo Thus four copies Of BackHoOd OF
Of one Review viii be sent 70 address for o four copies
Of fSuE Reviews and HaekWOod for oaO and % on.
Postage.
In an The principal cities and towns these works win be
delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When sent By mail, the
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N.B.-1As price In Great Britain Of III. fee
Peri0dieals ab0ve-RGmed q S3l per annuna.
, 1863-03-05
THE FARMERS GUIDE
n S,i.utifis and Pn,tI,,l p l,,,,ultu,,.

10 Nelenllle and RRaclical Agriculture,
By HnnY sEHHENs, ?. r. g., q Edinburgh, and the
p Morton. Professor of Scientific Agriculture
70 Yale College, New Haven. vols. Royal octave.
loOO pages, and numerous Engnvngl.
This b oonfeedly the moas complete work on Ami
culture publlhed, and n order 70 giVo Wider
circulation, The puhshen have resolved 10 reduce The
price 10
IS for the Two Volumes!
Wien sent by mail Ipcsi paldl 70 California, Oregon
paFt a The Union, and 70 Canada, Ipost pald1 g.
~ Thh b NoT TIE old Book q tks Farm"
Rsnitauess Or any Of he above publications shoud
AluayS b addEessd, post paid. 10 he publl1hsn,
81 LEONARD SCOTT q CO.,
.aea No. "a Gold street, New York.
, 1863-03-05

lolca llcrI1s and g.r|lllsn en- Wllh certainty he
he compl1Illng n1l1I I4ico q three q dlV, k11nIn9
In oel1I1d ulI1 Inca rag olllad uiih tho ana Z
he Pill m! - llhen aeooldll1 y ~ printed a.
veI1noo . noooualy. From humane motives lei1sn q
alt.1. u y anglolod grl!allo1lly 10 ave caniags,
~ fl md Ou1noni lhou1 b obtained n tha neifh.
ao.naoe e ~ mlrol, and q. ilum Hollouayb E1ib.
, 1863-03-05
ALEIANDRE ORGANS 3

Five stops, In rosewood cases, el6O; Stops do d.,
ele0i stops, with percussion, t275; u stops do Do
SS15 Each inslFument warranted 10 give Satf,rtcS a.
purchase money refunded,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06
Sleeping Cara
ON NIGHT TRAINS 10
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
H Raoqage Checked Through. -
All Transfers Free.

FIR EIG FL Il s..
BY thitroute, Frcights of all descriptions an bs
forward led from Philadelphia, New York, Boston or
Baltimore TO from my point The Railroads
of Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,,
Iowa or MAnnprl, BY RAILROAD DIRECT.
The Penn1vfvAnia Railroad also connects at pitts-
burg lth Steamers BY which Goods be forward
Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, Wisconsin, Aissts-
sippi, Missouri Kansas, Ark snsas and Red Rivers;
aud Cleveland. .Sandusky and Chicago witbs team
er TO Sit ports u the North Western Lakes.
herchantsan Shippers entrusting the Transports
tion of their Freightto this Company can rely with
confidence onit speed! transit
The kAtes Of Freight
To and from any pointln The " .st hs the Pennsyl-
vAnia Central Railroad, are nj NIL times As FA-
V0RABLE AS ARE CHANGED By UiHEk RAIL
ROAD COMPANIES.
III Be particularto mark packages, 'siAPEHE.
CENTRAL X. RI
For Froigh contraoisor shipping Directions. ap-
ply to or address either OF Ing AgeLtaoihe
Company. sass :, ,on,. a,..our,
ID. A, STEWART Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARkES CO, Transfer Agents,
IL. W. BROWN q CO, Cincinnati, o.
R.c. MKLpRuM Co, Madison, Ind.
J. MOORE. Louisville. Ky.
w, " AMMAN 4 CO., Evansville, Ind.
CLARKE 4 CO., Chicngo III
W. III. q r., l.. LANGLEY, ,Galhpolis,O.
6 u. NEAL, PAk.rsburg, Va.
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II s. pIERCEk co, Zanesy yllle, 70.
s'poMhLt y .,s. a,h,. M'cohn p.
J.P. JOHNSON, Ripley, o.
JOHN TODD, ,Cosington, Ky.
G. l.. HEATON, Cleveland o.
R.C. MELDRuA, Genl Travelling AE'nor
he soath ansWest.
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LIVE STOCK.

Droversaud Farmers wi find this the mo tadvnn-
tageous route for Live Stock Caparious Yards well
vatered and supplied with every convenience have
opened on and itsconnectlons rhd every
Atteniio liz paid otheir wants From Harristurgh,
where " III be (ouDdrs.rS Nensnct for feeding
and re sting a chbicc D. olfeftd OF the PHiLaDEL-
PHIA, NEW l0}sk and IA lTlMOkE AARkEls.
swim also be found the shortest quickest and
nor routef stock to New York Wis Allen
town1-. ~ Il witt fewer change than any othcr.
EsU,H LEWIS .tieneralsupt,. Altoona Pa
l.. l.. HOUPT Gen Tick ct hgt ,fhiladolphia-
ii. H. HOUSTON ,GenlFreikhtAgt.,P ,Ph,iHde iphis-
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meine Darnen, bate lteben tpgnetl. aipRne
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blauen Guseu. quf tentiaep @rrtem serubt
uno pb Der friI4e, ftnrli9e Mlunb Weisbeit
setrhnfen bate aug elmer .unreineH Queqs,
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