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WICKERSHAM'S
SCHOOL ECONOMY.

A treatise the preparation organization, employ
ments, governments and authorities Of schools
By JAMES PYLE WICKERSHAM, A. NJ.
Principal Pennsylvania State Normal School at Mers
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From the Mass. Teaehor.]
We heartily invite the readers Of the Teacher to
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From the Com. School Journal1
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1t written by earnest and experienced teacher
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FOR. S. a r e
OR
TRADE.

farm If Bedford township, owned by Jno. II. Rush
about four miles from Bedford containing $50 acres,
about SO cleared with log house log barn and other
oHtbuildngs thereon erected also apple orchard
thereon.
tract Of land IN Harmoas Bottom Janiata township
with log house Barn de- thereon erected containng 10
and allowance Best part cleared ard under fense
and ia good state Of cultivation Near to school
house Mill &c. Adjoining Scott Low Hughea and others,
aad lately purchased from VIM Hurley
ALSO,
60 ofland 10 cleared and under fenss with log
house thereon erected, adjoining Geo Trouman, Geo.
May and Others in Juniaa township and partly in Lon
donderry, lately owned by Andrew Woford.
ALSO,
1876 acres nesr stonerstownwithin mile Of Broadtop
Railroad-about 100 acres cleared. with two story
dwelling house-new bank baTn-stable de-. thereon
erected alsotwo apple orchards thereon, of choice fruit
The sod IS rich and capable Of producing every va
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ALSO
100 best quality Of prarienear the Missouri riy
er close to theeounty seat Of Harrison Co. Iowa.
ALSO
Two one hundred and sixty tracts, adjoining Elk
herne City, IN the richest valley Of the west-the Platte
Naileyab0u 20 miles west o Omaha 0ity and close
the great national government road leading in Ne
braska Territory
ALSO,
tract of land in Union toAnship containing 225
acres acres cleared with farm house, tenant house.
douhelog barn, also an apple orchard thereof, also
good new saw mill thereon, known the Snyder or
Koontz property"
ALSO,
lso acres two miles above Omaha City, on the great
bend Of the Missouri. This tract we'll tmbercd and
very desirable. All oftbesc lands located after
personal inspection and careful Examination the ground
and can be well relied upon for future wealth. Maps
showing the precise location are in my possession.
ALSO,
IL.
ry.
ALSO,
a lot ofgroand in the City of Dacoah, Nebraska Ter
ritoTy.
ALSO,
Tract Of LAND. containing Fifteen Acres, about
cleared with story and half Log House and
log stable thereon erected, adjoining lands Of Joseph
Brnkey, John A. 0mgrUnd and others. in Juniaa Twp.
The cleared land is ia good order and the balance well
Timbered, and all capable Of easy improvement and cu
titaton.
The above real estate viii he sold at such prices
insare safe ana irosiabie Investments
Notes ohga o. any Sind tb,f are good will be
taken in exchange particularly good bank notes.
0. g. SHANNON
apr 5, 1861.
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c Weakness requires the aid Of Medicineto Strengthen
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A Companion to the Illustrated Horse
Management.
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A farm in Bedford township, owned by Jno. II. Rush
about four miles from Bedford, containing 50 acres
about SO cleared with log house log barn and other
optbuldings thereon erected also an apple orchard
thereon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04
A MASTER MIND IN WAR TINE.
ecaully says of elder Pitt:

"Ihat he national sprt rose to the emergency that
cheeE2une 8. This was undoubtedly bis work. The
srdor OF his spirit had Set the whole kingdom fie-
It inf imed every solder who dragged the cannon up
the heights of Qlebec and every sailor who boarded
the Fr nch ships amidst the rocks OF Brittany. B-fNe
he had been long il Office he impaired to the COM
mInders he employed his own mpeuous, adventurous
and defyng character. They, Ike him, disposed
risk everything pay double quits to tho last to
think nothing dore while anythiOg remiined-to fail
rather than not attempt For errors of rashness there
might be indulgence. For over-caution--for fauts,
like those of Lord George Ssckvile there mercy.
Versailles was appalled, and bewldered By his ygor.-
panic spread through ell ranks Of French society.
Our enemies dered settled t1iDg that they
blSsys TO be beaten. Thus victory begot victory
till last wherever the forces of the two nations me
they with di dsiGfu fdenoe the side snd
wi h craven fear the other"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04
THr FOOD CUSTODIAN exchange paper says:

ave often hear tie rema (heralded by an ominous
shake Of the head ard deep dfaSn sigb) that our
greatest trouble during the twelve months will be
70 get something 10 eat. We DONE believe any such
thug! Il seems to almost absurd TO think that in
country so purely agricultural "a ours We can ever
want for bread 30 ing there aboiers enough left
70 cultivate one-hAf the land heretofore worked an3
us believe that sufficient lumber for this purpose gH
be so left.
There is every indication that Government is fully
alive 20 the necessities Of the country aud that il fully
understands thai would be more deeply i'm
perled BY u want OF food than it il by the bordes
of merceGsrss that threaten our borders. We have
but to examine the resources OF the country to become
satisfied that an az VndaBce for the army and the people
can be raised, even with a moderate force; and we
have the utnos. confidence that an abundance EW be
raised.
Az tie came time II bebooVes every coed cGEsn-
in town OF country-to make the most OF every patch
OF ground that be car usI % though the whole bur
den rested on his shoulders. Plant vege ables-a vel
cultivated arden will 90 far 10 the support of family
plant corn plant peas; plant anything good for
70 eat Work. Work with a cheerful spiri, a
have an abiding confidence that all will DO well in the
end
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04
The States and The Agency. y

There is passage in the late Message OF President
Davis, which deserses moe than casual notice. H.
calls attention to tbs fact that the Congress under the
Provisional Government held four sessions and the fret
Congress Of the permanent GOVernnent also held four
sessions and new the second Congress ulder the per-
maneut Government is assembled st the time and place
appointed by law:
these events have passed into history uotwithstand-
the threat OF cue prompt suhjugalon, made three
years ago. by people thai presume 70 assert title to
govern States phoSe separate and Independent
sgRty was TecOgnzot ey treay viii France and Great
Bdaln in the las. century, and remained uuquesOatd
tr nearly ;hree generations. Yet these very govern
mens in disregard OF duty and treaty obligations which
ond them cognise independent Virginia and other
Confederate States persist in Commencing by mora!
influence if not in aiding by unfair aud partial action,
she claim set up by the EKeCusys Of foreign Govern
nent to ex rcse despoc sway the States thus 10
coguzsd aud treat be invasion of them by their for
mOr limited and special AGENT though it the
attempt OF q sovereign to supPress rebellion against
awful authority.
Though apparently aimed at foreign powers, this par
agTaph has point slO FOR parties at home the words
Which We have italicized will show. Toe "seplrats and
independent sovereignty Of toe States" and the 'mit
ed aud spee" nature OF the geney, is here admitted
in terms which mus. satsfy tho most ardent lover OF
STATE Rights In the tech of such admissions, ia it
probable tina. President DAVIS will abuse the absolute
powers conferred upon him by the last Congress- and
seek to erect here permanent "despOtism than
that of TurkeyS' We think not. Has he used the
despoc powers which he enjoys to the detriment
Of States aud individuals That is a question which
the parties interested may for themselves Con-
gress will not fail to appreciate the Discrepancy of
eoafessedy limited agent being Invested unnecessarily
vita absolute powers aud will a: early day adjust
the fune ions to tse admitted nature of the Office
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04

Under an act Of the State of Kentucky a man may
cell his wife another for compensation provided
abe be exposed in marke. place With cord Of hbrous
ma erial abou' her neck A member OF the l4sh Iowa
regin emit, whose wife lived in Kentucky, 0olum-
bus dertook to sell his better-hsl to sno her man.
The price set was twenty-five dollars of which the mat
rmonial hnckster received fifteen dolrs on account
The purchaser aerWaris refused TO pay the balance
and the case was taken before the military tribunal for
adjudication On being questioned the buyer acknowl-
edged the transaction but said the unsound
and furthermore a great scOld. He finally agreed to
nav the balAree aud returned the woman.
The Danish engineers have discovered and ingenious
and simple coutrivance fer keeping their opponents
posed to heavy FIRE, by sort of inv lille fence made
OF strong wire, supported stat distances by timber
posts inserted in the ground IL must take; at all
events some precious minutes 10 this obsta
Gle during which the attacking troops would De open
to destructive FIRE without any shelter The en-
trenchments at Duppe surrounded BY these formi
dable barriers.
ILLEGAL MARRIAGEs.-There have been between 200
and 500 legal marriages in certain counties Of West
Vg mia since the broke out owing to the fact that
the officers authorized to grant licenses had abandoned
their positions The young felix's could not wait, and
in some instances they obtained military permits to
marry bill il about to b. introduced into the Leg
islature to legalzs these m lrrages.
The new planet no 7O,) discovered by the Amsri-
can astro jomer, Mr.. Watson September 10 1868,
has received the name of Eurynome, daughter Of
Oceanus and Thetis and. according TO Hesioad, thu
mother of the Graces, by zsus.
The French Emperor is earring on great excavations
at Compeign. The aborers lately found and sent to
Paris curious brass bottle, containing o04 Roman
silver coin.
An Odessa lady called Tambo has just had nap of le
days. to the establishment of her doctors. She received
no sustenance during the time.