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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-09-15
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
ia n PROTECTED soluti6i, &C the PROToNluh
or IRON. 4 NEW DISCOVERY IN NED-
TCINE, that Strikes atthe Root of Disease by
supplying the blood with lis JitA Prine,pta gr
LIE Ecmcm-ir iran.
b. THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsv Fe-
yer and Aguc, Loss Of EnefGy, Sow Spiri's'
=. THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Incuscs strength, vigor and rev life into the
system, and builds up IN Iron Constitution.
THE PERUVIAN Syrup
Cures Chronic Diarrhcca SsroinNn Boils, Sour
vs., Loss of constitutional Niger.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaints,
and all diseases of the Kidneys and Blhddcr.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Is : Specific for all diseases origitatiscip bad
state of the blood. orraCl uiupal'cd by DtbihC.
a.. n Insv st,th nf tip system.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-09-15

Pamphlets coniainin.; rrrliHcgtes % c'lfe'tii''
recommendations from some Of the most en-
incnt Physicians. Clcrg. rnien, and Utllers, will
be sent FREE to anvRddrcss. We select II id~
of the names TO show the character OF the tes-
~ min Il Z. -.--.L u ------- ---- -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-29
Our Currency.

We entertain high opinion of Secretary
CHASE IS a money manufacturer. he has de
monstrated his power in that department wih
msrked ability. In the midst Of one OF the
most terribly expensive wars, the nation has
never get been forced to borrow single dollar
from any foreign po,entate or power. Yet
there is no scarcity VI grcenbacks in the hands
ol.,vaiTsctoTs for Governments supplies, and fs
cireaiation may be traced down through all the
ramifcations Of society comprising the en-
fioycs. True, taxes have been heavy. and are
sfDl 50, but the people have had confidence in
Tho able Secretary OF finance. and have Endorsed
his efforts to pay the expenses Of the war.
when the Government needed iaoncysait was
only necessary 10 put the press IN motion and
it came. The late draft was only side wheel
in the epsratioDby which the Aforesaid funds
came hack to the department.. and WAS ready
TO DC paid out again. go gtr' =,
Yet it is an indisputable fact that IT, at any
time SINCE the frs, issue OF the National cur
rency, the people had withheld their indorsc-
Iacnt or support Of the grand system, it would
have crumbled 10 pieces and left the Nation
bankrupt TO a. almost hopeless degree. 50
far as tho supply Of funds for Government use
concerned, secretary CHASE has done well.
There Is, however, an after consideral Iou
which will conc upon tho country after the
excitement attendant on the great Rebellion
shall have died away Then the means by
which the indebtedness Of The Treasury in the
redemption OF its bonds must bc made manifest.
Then must the internal resources Of the
country he developed. and The wealth now lock-
Cd up n the bowels Of the earth brought to
light, then the adoption ola restrictive tariff
preventing useless drain 81 the precious metals
20 other countries and a resort to every meth
~ which will recuperate our specie drained
Treasury, and able it to stand the shock
which will await il when The holders Of its
millions oil bonds, its creditors shall knock at
the doors with their claims in hand
Doubles Secretary CHASE has thought this
matter over. yet he may have been too busiiy
Ell Sagoi In cIeckrma,ing the gold dealers Of Wai
street. to set IN motion the machinery by
which lle Liabilities OF the Government are to
30 fairly and honorably met, In due time wo
hope to hear his policy, but we really some
VI hat at a loss IS to some reason why the pro-
gramme has not been intmated for the benefit
u people looking anxionsy to the future. =
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-29

- Schenectady Few days ago four promi-
Hxn3 ci,izans-three strong and hearty. the
sfu~rSl invalid Glanced 70 meet in the street.
Nach MADE remarks nptn the heslthg OF the
erNf OF these four to-day but one is lefs and
he the 0entSsnsn who least expected to live
oasldied very suddenly few days sGey. the
.oouysfsation; another after short illness; Me
other was borne to his long home only few
days ago, after lying Ill about week.
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DIABETES

l. disease " the Stomach and E,4s. ting through
the kidneys, ami Is. tcut lauht, TIE most estinate
disease except consumption, that effects the human
const tuition We have space fer discussing causes
but will state that tie effect IF tie disease Is the con-
vertion of the starclv rnenlo vegetable portion
al the food into sugar which stimulates tic kiinrvs
10 an excessive secretion OF water Many persons suf-
fer from this disease who ignorant Of it that is
they pass large quantities the in dav aud obliged
get up from 70 fifteen twenty times during the
night No notice is taken Of until their attention IS
called 10 the large Discharge Of water and often when
is far advanced u bee hevoni the control Of or
binary remedies. Another symptom i tire great
irst, which, when the disease IS ully established is
ut oleraue he nttoa 3riis continually ~j,19a LslJ
ntiefed also drvness Of the mouth cracking OF the
lips, sweet breath in the advanced cases, and
finally less of appetite, en8cation and the patient
gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CoNsTTTUT iON W ATER Is, without doubt. the only
known remedy for dtGJets and ye have as much conf
dence that it is specific have that opium will
produce sleep, and tathtully say that has cured
every case in which it has been used.
Stone in the B adder. Calculus. Gravel :,
Brick Dust Deposit. etc.. ETC..
Diseases arising from faulty secretionin the one
being too little and accompanied by pain,
and the other a too proiuse secretion-which iii be
speedily cured bN
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-29
Stone in the Bi adder. Calculus. Gravel
RrLck Dust DepOsit. etc. &c.
DaAB ETES.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION eF THE kidneys
CATAtItH OF THE
BLADDER.
STR NNGtlARY AND BURNING, OR PAINF.c
I.RINAIlNl,

STR ANGJARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL
ID. URINATlNG.
For these diseases it is truly sovereign remedy.
and too much canrsa be said in lts praise y single.
dose has been known relieve the most urgent synlp-
toms.
Are you troubled With a distressing pain in the
small D. the back anl through the hips? teaspoon
fli lay Of IL. Constitution Water viii relieve you
Ike mage.
PHYSICIANS
Have long sin given up the IF buchu cubebs and
juniper in the treatment Of those diseases, anil only
use thcin Tor the want OF a better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proven itsei eqsat the task thai has devev.d
upon IT. sass-.s
DITRETICS
irrtae and drenell the Kidneys, and by eonstent
lead 10 ciFonic degeneratous and confirmed disease.
We pleseut the Constitution Water to the public
with the conviction that il has equal in relieving the
class of diseases for which it has been found enn
emily successful for curing and we tfrist thar
shall be rewarded for efforts in pi'Gsr x.lr blc
meiv in form the requirenents # patient
lH
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-29

1t is estimated that the mineral wealth of
Neyais Territory will be sufficient TO pay 3
national debt OF $40. 0Oe O6O.OG0. to give every
soldier rnusket of silver, and to fuGish all our
iot,- q ads with plating of silver thicker than
their present covering of iron. At that rate
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-29
DIABETES, and DISEASES of the Rid
NEYS and BLADDER.
CONSTITUTION WATER


Has Lcgn pronounced by the Medical Faculty, AMI
MANI ut cure OF all disease Of tie STOMACH LIVE.
Err, KIDNEYS, and BLADDER that has ever been
Offered.
Il is not a MINERAL WATER II i from expert
ence that CONSTITUTION WATER has eIaanate anI
let doubt wiier single b. title IN
been known 10 cure diseases which the best medical
talent IN this country has tIilel Ia relieve.
\ remedy possessing the virtues ef n-titutinn Wat
cannot be ciasSef under -quack preparations, A.
il : used b. the most scientific practitioners in
this city, u IS only >ecoal- phy~icians that cries
down popular rene lies, while tie better skilled make
useof every means u accomplish cure and the sue
cess ui tIc physician increases his knowledge of
different remedies enables him produce wiile
others fail in the attempt. Science IS satisfied with
the truth
Give Constitution Water fair tria-we mean Won
who unt.r s3lciutisfs care from wear wear
and particularly alule to ladies vino constant
plcatons for diseases, with much chance of
there would be from local applications 20 the
throat for diseases Of the brain.
We have always been careful L. use language in our
circular that could not shock the most delicate organ
izati0n. but receive many communications rom
persons which Constitution Water Is ada pe3 ami
of whose disease mention has been made, that
10 the conclusion that il the remedy Is capable OF
producing 4 cure, matter what the disease be.
Il should be made known. The HE cIne put up for
the public, aud there should he no exceptions.
We would say. Constitution Water is not ghlel
pill, made to suit the AMI taste; IL Is medicine
in every Of the term, placed IN the hands of the
people for their relle, and if taken according tie
directions it viii in produce radical cure.
We would say that the directions regard diet etc.,
relate only to the disease under which they
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-29

Ono sssss Of pulvsrized borex, put into one
quart VI boaIins water ard bottled nr USE. will
: be found Invaluable Ton removing grease spots
from wooden goods. +" - e
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-29
FEMALEs--TEMALEs--PEMA

In many Affections peculiar to Females, the Exr.Acr
BrCHt Is uDcquallel by any other remedy, In
tshbross Retention, Irregniarity, Panfuiness,
Suppression Of Custom Try Executions liberated
>cfrr.oa- Ut Lcncsorr ~ bites
Starity anil ior all complaints iHciaeHs tie 4ssx
se.Lrr arising from nI.seretion H4iats Of Dessps
DECLINE on CHANGE OF LIFE. -
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Homes of New ENGLAND Authors.

TnE Eound Table, May 2sth thinks that
quite I, number of American authors have
done The handsoa.c thing 10 nscunisry matters.
"A a proof it gives description of the homes
of ~ g. Mitchell, DIR. Holland, Mrs. Stowe
and others. We quots few lnes." 2 \
saIGHTwoop.
s- Timothy 1Ttcotn b. q. Holis nd ESQ.,
is certainly rsost striking proof that the gen
is not the weapon of poverty. Not, many
wears ago friends will remember, he was
indeed u or and unfortunate. Bu. he chung
most faithfully to the spirit that moved within
BIN. ard worked right velliantly over all doubt
aud difficulty. till his ideal is we'll nigh perfect,
and no handsomer home loo down upon all
the Connecticut Valley, than the elegant, taste
fi, and cheerful 'Brightwood'' the home of
his own planning. II is located near Spring
ftld, Mass, upon beautiful rise OF ground
that conuapds far and near view of sur
passing loneliness. Should you chance TO
pass up that long driveway that leads
through the forest to his doorway, you would
not think that authorship is the road to mis-
fortune And should you meet there the
Doctor himself and receive tie cordial welcome
..D can give, YOU would think only Of wealth
such a. any one mi ght well envy. and a hap
u, ess that tsw homes can bestDw. Bright
wood" is all bright and beautiful. 81
srowns NEW HoAE. "a s. ~
During the past year Mrs. Stove has been
busy IN rplanning for new and elegaat home
in hartford, Conn. In one Of the finest ioca-
tons. upon the most beautiful avenues Of the
city, her new and handsome dwelling is erected.
You would not think OF poverty here, but
ather OF plentiful abundance, and q taste
shat lacks not the mJaas to be satisfied in
every Particular. Ere
GAIL HhnILroN's HOME.
g.
pleasantly il the stad old town Of Hamilton,
Mass, livery body for miles AMI miles around
for she is . heroine in that secluded country
district A large and neat farm. hosus, upon a
sunny slope by tho roadside, is her old and
cheerful home.l Il il not SO elegant some
homes, cot every thing betoksns thrift and
pruslentr sdhil sHamilton's pen was neser
mpelle6 7y the stings Of want, rs one can
wen see BY visiting her unprstcndng bat
genial .asi tasteful home.
-uR wAysIps.
The Cambridge Waysiie is familiar TO the
AIner,can people, Who does not know of the
historic homestead of MIR I.ongfeliow? The
MUSES. have not LEFT him to suffer- but have the
rather tcated him with every comfort and
pleasure. HIS rs beautiful home though
not 50 clouiess when tho wits and mother
was is !i.s and JOY. But a cordial welcome
awaits aHNSho enter ths, rich,y stored library
Mr lougfel!ow is a friend Of the people. and
tuJGs rNsy- po,se from his study or his. psrlor.
Thas aveEiEs OF iaenaShip are al Ahani,l and
sesery hing betoseas perfect peace and As.fA,l
Shapnness-eAespt the'one shadow that Dsash
xssis 80 suddenly. E-a-~'
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-29


TAKE more Ba4am, Mercury, or -
pieasant Medicines for Unpleasant and dan
geECIs diseases.
IIELyiBoLD,S EXTRACT BUCHU AND INpRoy-
Ed ROSE WASH CURES
SECRET DISEASES.
In all tier stages, At little Exposure.
Little Or no change 10 Diet No Inconvenience.
4af no E,posrre
IL causes A freqneni desire aud Eir.x strength
Uria4e. ti.erey Removing Distinctions, Prevents ami
CaEes Strl1 tares Of tue Erefhrs, slayipg Pain AMI
fna 1;ion frequent III tie class Of Diseases and
exgyeIr ali pisc,Is Dssea sell md WORKOUT Matter
Thousands npon Tlspuszni s. who hare been the vic
tins OF Quacks, and ~ho hare paid heavy fees 70 b
earci in Snort time base ioanl ier Were dsceiFet
and that th1 ~POISDN" has, by tie use OF Powerful
as.rnrent." been dried up in the svs.erl 70 frezk
-sat IN ayyres Itng form, and IcrnPs after Mar
rage. on EsAt -.~r = fs<Lsst- rs pa eeeff
fss HELxsoLps ExIEAcr BsyHvsjs all aaeelas.
ard dissrses Of tie URINARY ORGANS, whrtAsr
existing IN MALE or FEMALE, from whatever cause
or4gfns,ine ami no matter of HON LONG STAND
SAe-
r Dse1ses q thsss Organs rear.ss ie ail q Din.
retic, Heitabofd-s Extract Buchni- ,he great
Diuretic, and n rertan % save sc desired eject IA
al Ds-.a.-- tEsr 1sb.ch n - H.e..-~s.,isd.
EvIdrDce 81 the most rv4 aide AMI responsible char
ter sili accpIpany the meSiiclne-
Price ~. 90 per Bottle. or six for $500.
Delivered 70 any Adde'S securely Paeksi from obser.
v&son. Sesia -
Da.ezl< .spnJso4. IA MI cs.4as.iossoss. nov
Cnres Guaranteed! Advice Grassss!
Aa.ress tstters for information 10 astas 81 Fnh
III. I3. HELMIBOLD. Chessess.
10s soutb Tenth-s,-, BET. Chestnut, P.lA-
HELMBOLD'S As.itcai Lstsos.
n EELNBuLDfS LInvs s@d Gmrsic d horr&otse.
53l BFoa iYay, New York;
Beware Of Eounierfeits aud pnprsncpied dealers
xho e-aezsof u dispose -2of their own" and "otabr"
articles on Reputation 'sttap-3 b,
Helm5lRs Genuine Prepar4tons-
Extract Buclsn-
Sasaparilla.
49, Tmcroret hose VI zsh.
- ED soLDkEr -. ~ Hs
ALL IsTSEyERIWHERE.
ASK FOB HELNB0LD'S. TAKE NO OTHER
Cut out the Advertisement aud send for il
1s ANDAyoID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
sbsrcElsz gGliea sa1 EG ~
4sas .-sl a5a D. a1s4
.azss~lA - aata1-t tss4ai Sd
i - e. ssh8 Fgs zhA 4rsg~s isgsg s.iI--
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PHYSICIANS
has proven Itself eqst to the task thai has develv,
4
DU-RETICS
READ. READY EEAD!..

DASv1LLE PA June ,, 1Si3.-Dr. I'm. n Greyq.
DIR Sir I'm February 1s5I I was atfif,tsf with
sugar diabetes and for five months passed. than
two gallons of water IN tveutv-fauF isan-S. I was
obliged 70 get M a. oten as tyvv tiIss during
night. and in FIVE months I lost fifty pounds IN
weight During It's month OF July. 1851. procured
two bottles q Cust tatIan Water a.. tSo DAY
using i yA,ra lcei reiel and iter ttg bot
ties / was entirely 1arei, soon after re.slinn- my
usual good hcll-u. Yours ,suly,
i T. DE WITT
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-29
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.


COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, a Positive
aui Specific Remedy for diseases of the Bladder, Kid
news, Gravel. and Dropsical Swellings.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion. and
eSsites the Absorbents INTO beathy action, by which
Ire Watery Calcareous dispositions, and all
raj enlargenents reduced, well as pain and in
fannIftion.
HeimbSld,s Extract Buehu. tff
For Weakness arising from Excesses, Habits of
Dissipation. Early lndiscrction Of Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:-
fndspositiou Exerton, Loss Of Power.
Loss OF Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Wakctuness,
DiTaness ct Vision, Pain in the back +,
Universal La ssitudeof the Muscular system. sr9eI
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body =
Urtness of the Skin Eruptions on the Face
Pailed Countenance. i..tszsf
These ~ uptoms, if allowed 10 go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
17a.' 2 3m,,ot4s,ey, ftaarS ry,i1.,ste fa- Z 4
In one Of which the Patent may expire
who say that they not frequently followed
10y those .Direfn Diseases" 40
zsss.u INSANITY AND CoNSU APTION."
MANY are aware Of the cause of their suffering,
but none will confess the record Of the in.
tz sane asy ium>. ~
ASp sEL.sGHoLY DEATHS BY lCoSsr MrTIos bear
ample witness y the Truth Of the assertion.
The Goassitsop efeetea reits Osraaic seakness
requires tie aid Of Medicine trxngten and Invso
rate the Sy stem
Which 1eimbold's extract .Buchu invariably
A Trial will convince tho most skeptical.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-29

MILITARY: NAVAL.
Banking & Collection QGce.
ARREARS OF PAY
Due Offers. SOLDER or Sailors O. the Army All
Navy. promptly collected a-tti-
R0TSrIEs
Due from the United States, STATE and County collect
esl shell Sci irs grounded in bastles tss-e
wing . months in tsoyear. nrganiz atoms; and those
serving tao Whole years in any regiment entitled
H.rHo -. .-.-ix PENSIONS
PrsS-rei FIR Widows. CiIdr=n under .i1ees, depcn-
dent Trfers- and dependent orphan sisters Of deceas
"a officers soldiers, snd 81 tbs army ani "
eFFfs Frs
Paw Rolls DeoTts for Orlfn4Hos ard l-rterrsasrers
Departments ruTfiy made oats an approved Claims
coi,e~tef CT c.asfEei
PRIZE MONEY
Due oe@rs, and ri the r1aFAI seryice
collecte3 aEA casha3
CLAIMS. a1
ALL JCsT etz4us a-z-s~- -r Government by ofFcars
sl3i=rs, saLr> y Erarlaes viii RECEIVE oar saeniie,n
Pers0rs our x te city are requested u -os-
-ArexT.sri~nee ia tap1 ieEss,. tr-if---s for two
yrs extensive ac4RzEutaL1e II the army and ua-
~. and resilient local sgeut n Washington. give
uaEsnal tafes IN the TRANSACTION Of business with
toe Departments BROWN 4 SHELDON.
lin Park Place. y.-- York
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FAITHFuLNEss IN LITTLE THINGS

rs Mr. Harris in" inquired plainly
; bus-nea&ly dressed boy of twelve or thir-
teep..of .eierk, as he stood By the coun-
tes ~ Slksc bookstore.
The well paid clerk regarded the boy
with supercilious look, and answered,
Mr.. Harris is in. but he is engaged
The boy looked at the clerk hesi-
tatingly, and then said, If he IL not
particularly engaged, | should like much
to see him" ~ -L-11
If you have any business to transact,
/ can attend to II" replied the clerk Mr.;
Harris cannot ahe trouble with chHs'ren
like you"
What IS this, Morely: said a pleasant
looking. elderly man, stepping NJ To the
clerk. what does this boy want
..He insisted on seeing You, though
told him you were engaged, returned
the clerk, a little abashed by the manner
Of his employer.
land what would you have me do, my
lad - inquired Mr.. Harris, kindly.
The boy raised his eyes, and meeting
thehalf scornful glance OF the clerk, said,
timidly,
IT wish you to look at the bin of
some books, which | bought here about
three months since. There is mistake
in il, which / wish to correct
.'Ah, my boy, / see" replied Mr..
Harris, you have overpaid US, l sup
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-29

Bosrox CoRxrEs Y y Dec. p. feST.-H74. H.
ma h use ct tie following cr-rfate Of tie value OF
Constitution W atar- which i recurnn,ni II the
highest My 5sile Wa attacked With rIl2 IN
the shoulders. Whole l--tst OF her hack ami il her
limbs. lae It..s 49,
ti Bladder. calkl physieiaa. who All slFied her
about thrce mont = Nien -se ls4t ArUolsa tasr ls
found her. to- m, loyt on m be~t hs sc
and wtte sAe 'Tr-sst- his she did al.r
quite much pain. x 6salIy gave her uP AMI SAID,
'aer 5srar}e. fo-, S1li he $50 Acs ssci
coli4atia4 ys crny- ts~t .s.-a for
oFerutes assi4<s soass odlez s ss1d.se tis. About
talS time she cOmmencel tie ot Constitution Wat!
er, and 70 cur ~ ala. - Tie tfsi dose
have .sSfr5Si eftCe aTi, esrt Gss
proving rsp3ly uues- s1t ami now suIerir-
tends entirely her domestic affairs She has taken
any of the C0RstituJion Water for about fouE weeks
aud happy ~ say thsT 1t has produced a per-
n.aaent NsL H. HAS BEASCHoTES.
WEFHERsFiKLD. Coma, March > lS53-- Dr. u. II.
of Constitution " aueE. aaaaied for la1auIal-
tion of ta.e hIncys and IrrlIaon Of tle Bladder.
ing suffered for the past ts8gee AMI tried the skill
number AZ physicians aaly L4lsCrary relief.
WAS induced yolr medicine. procea->i one
bottle at Agents Hartford Ae>srs Lee >isson
Co.. and when had used bal. nv surFr5se
Hound great caaxge nv health. have asaS two
t.lrSles X and here sxpecte1 - he IN
r.y ife We! and in eooi spirits, cannot express NV
gratitude for feel that al AMI ls1re than ynl
recommended b.. Nav the blessing God ever
attend yasl in cIr I-se7s q ovs. our truly.
g-S- For ssIe bv ell Druggists Price 81
p wN. H.tGREtiG t CO.. T'ruFzs~tars-s
ur-x-
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In all tier Stages, At little Exposni
Little or change IL Diet. No Inconvenience
al IA, ksxs,~rre
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-31
SEeciaf Notices.
TO Teachers and Educators,

The Normal Class will meet on Monday,
April 4, 1864 in the town Of Grand Rapids,
and continue its exercises nearly four weeks,
for the special benefit of those designing to
teach. Competent assistance is expected to
be present and take prominent part in the
exercises. An opportunity will be afforded
for studying and reviewing all the branches
taught in our pablo schools
The constant aim of those having charge
Of this class, will be to impart thorough and
practical knowledge Of the studies pursued,
aid according to the most approved methods.
While we congratulate the most of the teach
ers of the county for the general interest and
cooperation manifested in educ ational mat
tiers, still we cannot too strongly urge upon
all the Importance Of elcvating the standard
! of the common schools Of the county, so that
in the future there will be no occasion for
term certificates being issued to any one To
this end the Normal Class was organized, and
/ if properly cherished and attended, we are
confident Of furnishing the county and vein.
/ sty corps of well-informcd practical and
energetic teachers who will understand their
profession. Much credit is due the Board OF
| Supervisors of the county for furnishing
means to accomplish this desirable end.
THE EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
Will be commenced on Friday, April 29th
1864, and conducted by the County Superin
tendent, who will be present for that purpose
at the following times and places:
On Friday, April Goth, at o'clock A. ID
at Hurley's Hall i'll the village of Grand Rap
ids. All persons designing to teach in the
| towns of Grand Rapids, Saratoga, Centralia
and Rudolph are requested to be present.
Those who have no school engaged at the
time will also be present.
! On Monday, May ,, at o'clock A. NJ, al
the school house in Seneca. All persons who
intend to teach in the towns of Seneca, Dex
ter, Sigel and Springfield will be present al
said time and place.
District Boards of the various districts o.
the county are requested to be present at the
Inspection Term, and all others who feel in
terested in securing good teachers for Their
schools the ensuing season.
G. F. WITTER,
Co. Sup't of Schools of Wood Co.