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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-26
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GURUS BON 1906.


Ser reseIm6Bise 2ebrsGurfus pirb anl
Grffen WfOnta9 inn gfODember 1867
beaiunsn unb am T. Tdr, 1868 fdliesen.
Der porbereitenbe GURUS Ipiro dn erite n ~ ne
tag i'm Oftober aafangen uub etnen yeonnt
baiern. &eseImdBige 8oriefun9en tp6breBe biefem
Monat NIT alinit, SeeifiibRngen unS Concentration
men.
@ebabren.
Eidets fir ben gansen GURUS $4,000
N1trculatipni sGpften Observation-Disclosures. 5NU
@ebiibren beim 9rabuireil ......--....-..- 250O
@ebnbren bet:1 Gectreu.. ....-- HI ~
9rpei 5ofptder iuurben fir3lit tn Der Stabt etab<
Iirt. Die 6enieIben anbeimfauensen &rantbeisfdae
binrei6enb genus flinif9e Snfrnttton ermDeli9sn.
8oarS in guten 5duiern Ip69eniIib pom $4-5.
8rofefforen.
8. Berrieu 3innSIep, W. D., 9rofefior Der
Spispb senes' d. D., @rOfeHOr Der @bprOIOsie
GbOn,as u. Sennfnss. m. o., 9rOfeiiOr Der
ISM. 3. Briass, 81. o., 4rofeTOr Der @eburts=
biIfe nnb Der fpeibtI1en Mno &tnbertrantbetten
6. Il. aBinifcn, N. O., 4rofefcr Der Watertd
Rebico ilnp Der geriAtIiben WebiatI.
saul g. Gpe, M. o., Profeiior Der 9rnnolass
iinb Der 8rnris Der @brurgie.
aB. g. Bpwlfng, 81. o., Rrofeior Der meStitnl'
fGen QnftoIten uno |rari5.
g. q. 2innaiep, R. o., Demonft1ator Der @na'
tpntie.
9. q. Buchanan, 81. o., Curator bes Nufeilnts
ND grpfector bel ben qrofeioren Ger ebirurgie nnS
Anatomie.
aBesen Ndberem wense man fid an
28. Sc. 80tplins, Wf. p, Oefan.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-26
Oie mOnt9DmerD
8ell<N f1Demie
fur bic
ttminertit6t BON Naibpille.

0iefes Snffitut. pelebee eiefem Serbia NIT
&Inen Mno elegant ein9eri4teten Sbul3Immern.
einem Campus 10 Mder, elmer Bibliptbet uoH
10000 8&nben, einem uolftimblgen Observation-Disclosures
MpparatlS Mno elmer 9pmnaitti6en Mnfalt eroHnet
porbeu TIT, umfaBt spei AbtbeilIn9en, ndmIdb cine
GIementarz unb Gpmnaiial. 9btbeilung.
Der Gurius in ber Glementar " btbeilung lit auf
bret Sabre fegeiest; Der fur tie 0pmnaftul ut IN
einen caiiif6em un6 &eaIsmeis setbetlt. Ser ciGi-
fe GURUS rpGbrt pier Sabre uno biloet S0gltnge fur
Dale unb Sarparb aus. 86qIin9e tSnnen IN anbern
65bern Mnfalten mad unieretn oritten Sdlresenr1ns
eintreten.
Der @eaI@enrfus bespedt bic ansbtIOuns fir pas
grattiicbe 2eben.
Xermine.
SerbSt Termill-8om 9. September bis "a. 9es. '67
gsi ter Ttrmtn-Som s. sSam1ar Big q. Mdrs iS6S S
S6glinge iolten beim Begnn Ses S9ullabres ooet
menigtens beim Besnne ie6es Anhrtals segenTpdrtts
fein, oa sn anberen 3etten fetRe neuen alaien 9e=
bilbet merbeu tSnnen.
6cpcrar.
3abIbar fir iebes AuurtaI i'm 8orans: SIN Gpm<
nahum, fur Serbfttermin $35; @intertermitl $25;
Sribiabrstes,nin $50. Sn Der
fir Serbftternlin $25; gintsrtsrHiin S8; Sra9z
Tacmltdt.
5. 3: bsIep, RansIer Der uniperiitdt unh
4rpf efior Der Eatrirlpiiemi6aften.
Tenor oer g5ioiop5i e"''pA' ~ 1''"' Wv ''''
S. smell dsiibsssr gr0feIlor z Der gsai9iaetOn
s praden uni e griasipaI ses Gpanaiillms.
81. 6. II o 10, (friiberer Yrinsipal Der NdibptIe
bSberen S9MIe) 8rofeifor Der Tatbematit 1nO
9rtnsipaI Der elementar= Mbtb eiIans.
SIR Rdberes wenoe man ii9 on bic Naeultdt ooer
an Spbn M. 2ea,
9raihent bes Boards.
*Gin Serr, ser In bieier gegeab iebr pobI betannt
aber bteies sobr fetnen SIP in Der TaeuItdt ntdt
Hehmen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-26
2ppFpa.t NOfcnittails
Gr5iebnngs Snititut.

NHeo. @. y. Bancroft RrinSipoI. @oarbinss
NNS1uleu eriter alafe fir beteeritt @eidtedter;
800 BoransbesabLnna. @dDfttr Gursms beainut IL.
9ouember 1867 ilitb rudbrt sDausig @ewen. 9Beeen
GirenIaten weIbe anes Rdbere entbaltsn psnbe man
iidb an ben PrtnstpaI ober
g. g. Carpenter, Gup'.,
aootpnt @ounsain, Tenn.
MeIeren,en--Son. Sprace @apnarb unb Don. gsns
Tonpn, Traftess fir Fenashee. fe927 2SRtw
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-26
,Gin &eppiitorium Der WDbe,
l1nterbaltumg unb 8elehrung."
tSurpcr'S SoSur.

Die 1tntersetdneten rerben am 1. Nopember bic
6erausgabe pon 9arper'a 8asar, elmer p59entIidben
iItrirten S1niien 3eiti6rIft bic Der Wobe nnb Der
ilnterbaliung geIOibmer 1T, Beginner. Sbre abtbt
i1 5iueifddb: Dem 8eblrfnib elmer w09entlt9en
Ro6e;eitung 3il 9enigen mnb bamit Elm Itterdrtf9eS
sntbebrIiu fem D,ro.
Anorbnurger iinb NIT srosem RDftenaufpanbe nit
Zen beribmteten NpSen3ettMngen GHropa's, befons
hers NIT BIN famoien 8a3aar in Berlin, nelber bic
aRoben fur bic Ietenben SournaIe in Berlin lie ert,
genlacbt fporben, bieSelben I'M Bor1us bierber 3u
lefern, 70 baB e IN 3utnft geiSeita nit beren 8er=
6tientli5ung in 9SarS uno Berlin erf9etnen peroen
elm 8ortbeh. benfetne Gnbere 8eitf6rit bier bat.
pieraebn Gage grnbe Wuterfarten erbalten, bic DON
40-50 Juter fir 9amen unb Rinoerbiitc, NdnteI,
Sieiber, unterfetfer ub anbere ArtiteI entbnlten,
begIeitet pom ben n5tbi9en 8ei9reibuneen unb Ans
bIatt BON Der @r5ss BON Safper's ssestIp. ''''
Snrper's Ba3ar mtrb is Soiie Soften uon Der @r5Be
non 9orpers a8eefIn entbdten, auf febr feinem ga
pier gecrudt uuereen unb wub p69entlidb erf5eiget
1tnteri@rtften+
Tfk 1868. at
Die tInter3ei1neten baben cine Ginri9tung aes
troffen, mad pelder Mbpnnenten bas Diaea;in, Tho
Weekly unb ben Basar pilnttli9 benen susuf4iden,
bic es norsieben efeben brett bier 3u be;ieben.
8oitmeifter unb Anbere, bic Clubs iatmeIn Iponen,
f6nnen AnseIgefdrter erb0lten.
Das 4osefS fir &arper's Basar 1T 20 Gents iabr.
LID, bic am Gmpfanssorte besablt merben.
sBeOtn 9ungen,
SIarper'S Ba3ars elm Sabr.. ,...-.......$A.0O
cine Grtrd Gopie hes @agdsims, bes BeetIp oSer
hes Sa5ors Iperbeu fir ieben Club flint unteri6reis
bern az "a ieSer ober6 Ggemplare fir $40 seIiefert.
Morene:
HARPER & BROTHERS,
Ot2s FRANKLIN SQUARE, New York.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-26
6Otet Se0el.

" o. Al BarcIaD Gtra E
lswii4sa Bspabpap unsleOb0sen Gesrp),
Sfetp G3prf.
pbtaes aHusItd nen hersert9tete GoteI, felt lang
Hdbfen BEN tetfebeu 4nblssnIr befaHnt unb Mtulits
feTGnr an alien GtfettbRbnbBfem sfftb erfcpdtf@en
Dnmp tsEanbueen gele6en, III hiern1t unter Bte
ilnernng tseHfter @sAtsHund, betenS empfoblen.
0barle8 Genrt&fen.
m4 y en-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-26
5. @idling'S 4 GO's,
6rDeer gSerfanf ppa ltbren

aBirb an einem einfa5em 9Ian sm eIei@en 4reiien,
Der ieSem 8etbeiItaten cine bibf9e unS ridtig ees
beilbe tlbr fir HUT $40 ibert, fb seben. Dbne
@uddt ME uieI biefebe bDberem a8ertb bat Mnb ur
Mnter Der 8eoinSung, baB ieber Gmpfdnger sufries
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-26


:. Seber Ebeilnebnnsr erbdlt cine nbr nab bieiem
ar5onsemsnt Sts isn nnr 80 telist e.. Ioderens pc
mir tDn9sn oort ben s Rrai
MrtifeI beaeid5iea perSem in uereeeIte GnDsIoppen
seIsat an6 cut permenst geEser fno a. ben aaf ben
$40 beredtist, bic nbr mag $1,000 pertb ietA Ober
IOeniser sobalS uus sas eerifieat ret.lrnirt pirb
bere ttigt es Gu6 ge9en Besabuag 81 benz besei9ne<
ten ArtffeI, Dbne anieben hes Dertbes un6 b. fein
Mrtifel ipeieer ais $40 Ipertb auf enem Certificate
beaeidnet 1T, TO tam man fofort feben,
DaB bies feline 2ptterie if, icnbern elm Offences,
lesitimes 9ei&dft, an peIaem f9 aud
Der Giseniinnisfte bftbeilisen mag.
Gin ein,eInes Gertificat ptrS pofre sagsianbt BEL
Gmpfans pom Is sehts; fiinf flr q, eli fiir Pa,
sig uno cine wertapoaere Prdmie fir $40, hiReert
uiib cine fnfttare nbr fir 4t5. Sur Mgsnten OPT
SaI9e, BE 8ef@dftig,lng piini9en, mirh bier cine
ieltene BeIegenbeit geboten Gs TT Elm geiesmdBtg
eeflbrt Gei9dft sebSag autoriiirt pon Der Hegies
ruilg uilo often fir iebe 9rifung, Seriu@t nns!
9Brisbt. BRO. u. Co.. Sinportears,
feu25 6Utw f6t 1rpabuap, Herp Yor
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-26

nP @esen Sra9t anS qafiase psnSe man
5Iaac Gaplpr, Rrdfibent, ~e
rns23 iii. u. R.. 40 y rpa6m 2, Sem Yerf.
ma. gaNasier. aiiten liesea sar etnf9t bstsit nm
Raheres ~ erfabrsn BET
-. %. rGctten n. Bro.s
agenten fur Tennefee
30. Is college Strabe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-26

&CSe frsIib per6fieutlidbt puroeu, erbeut 1T bic
6tsf S1ule in cine s Isl untperfi t. wte fie
Don iebt an beiiannt sDerSen miro, Ibergeeangen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-26

fEsine poHt1nbige biI6Rae geitidte Der 2ett
CDie bette, billtsfe un6 beIebreno;.c OamilieR
9eiffdbrift in Der tluiDr
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-26
0ew>Oort un6 8remell
Dan1pR6tffabrt<
GpilipnNftie.
Ser. ct. 8oitoauapfidiffe eriter alaiie
atlantic. gfort6ern Sight.
8altie. @eiterm Metrupulis.

abae5enb ppn 9eem Wore nacb .Brenten unc
ppm Bremen mad Rem gJorts
GomnabencSs
IA Die reesImaBisen 6abrten perben
nd6renb Der Wintermpnate sinseltelt. Grtra
Tabrten belcnpers anSf5eigt.
Sal fa9epretle
nod Soutbampton, 6opre unb gremen, sa5Ibar TN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-26

*Gtn 6err ser In bieIer Gegenb iebr 1uobI betannt
unb febr aeabtet it, bat bic gSab angencmmen, faIn
ober bteies s5obr ietnen Sis in Der NaeuItdt nt9i
Mehmen.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
The Poiso,jnnss So of The Day,.. "

The late temperance Investigations in Massachu-
sets have thrown, flood of light on the horrible
abuses practced in the liquor trade, and have at
the same time demonstrated the absolute necessi-
ty for ur1adulerated diffuse stimulants for medic
inal purposes Clergymen of the highest standing,
of the highest rank In science and philanthro-
pists, who above the reach OF prejudice, have
testified not only to the pernicious effects of the
aduterated liquors of commerce, but also to the
efficacy of uncontaminated alcoholic tonics as re-
medal and restorative agents, h11 G34
First on the list of this class Of preparations,
best known and most extensively used of all the
stomachics of the day, stands HoSTEITER'S
STOMACH BITTERS. This specific is the only
representative of that absolutely pure article
which eminent divines, chemists, phystCans and
social economists in New England have just de-
clared net to- be proper subject for prohibtory
legislation. The faculty proclaims by the mouths
of its professors that stimulant of this character
is a medical necessity. iHOSTETTER'S BITTERS
satisfies all the requirements of science.I Its aco
holic principle is free from the irritating consttu
ents whicha naysis detects in even the beet import
ed liquors. and the vegetable extracts with which
1t is medicated are among the best aHdotes and re-
storatives that botanical science in its world wide
research, has yet discovered 1t is an indnbitable
fact that constitutions and habits of body de-
mand Stimulation and for all such o stimulant
which combines anti bilious and. slightly aperient
properties with its tonic virtues is manifesty des
rahla-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16

can establish a quasi Canadian Govern
ment over us that win be bought by Yam
kee bills to. play into. the hands of Com
gressmen and Black Republicans, then
farewell'tosour freedom" "
A Tennessee correspondent writes
"The result of the election has anew vim
dictated the attachment of the colored men
to the Union. His right to vote he viewed
as sacred privilege. TO exercise it in
safety he trudged on foot many miles from
the extreme limits of his county to the
county town Offered enticing sums in ex-
change oftheir certificates of registration,
they almost never yielded to the pecuniary
temptations. Bribery was never more
completely foiled than when it sought to
purchase thu, influence, of prominent col
ored men to come out openly in behalf of
the Conservative ticket. In defense of
their chosen principals, they showed a
Fabian tirmness and watchfulness against
stratagem. 31 ~ =, =, - II -.
CB The Tennessee election was cele-
brated at Knoxville, when Gov. Brownlow
said that his majority in the State would
be over 10000, and that he proposed to
bury the rebel party ina coffin with both
ends open so that when the devil went in
at one end, they could go out at the other.
No promises had been made by him or his
friends as to how long he should be Cover
nor. The Constitution did not prohibit re-
election, and as he was called a despot he
would be one, aud be Governor for ten
years to show what he might be. The
Governor also made the remarkable asser-
ton that in his first message to the Legis-
lature he would recommend that every
male citizen over twenty-one old should be
allowed to VOTE 1t is, believed "thes dis
franchised" may now be trusted with the
ballot. w ~ Q141i1G
gY Sanford Conover, alias Durham,
now in Jail for perjury, has put forth a
statement alleging that Hon. J. M. Ashley,
of)Ohio, directly, and General Butler in
directly, have attemptedto get up perjured
testimony through himself and others,
whom he was to furnish, to connect Presi-
u6uJ JOuuSoH Will IuC dSSesooiudtiOn VI
President Lincoln. Conover says that he
cheerfully entered into the arrangement
and agreed to swear to anything, and to
procure others of "good moral character"
to help him. Conover's statement has
been embodied and published in an official
report by the Assistant Attorney General.
OF course nobody can believe anything
which comes from such a sink Of moral
,pollution as Conover, in his statement adj
rnits himself to be- -" '~-s7 ' '''~'
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16

try kin so manipulate him ez to bring him
quietly into our ranks. We mite possibly
90 over to him, and thus get the privilege
NV votin for him, but wherefore? How
about the offisis, then? Eff the Ablishnists
vote forlhin, and we vote for him, thesob-
legation is ekal, and between uslis Their eny
doubt witch he'd choose? / don't want to
take SIGH chances. Pm opposed to the
movement. / care not wat other may do,
but ez for me, give me straight out and out
Dimocrisy or nothin. Mcclellan wuz a
vencher witch satisfied me ez to the pro-
priety NV the undertaken to set a Jroarin
lion a conyoyina flock NV peeceful lambs
into green pastors. .IklIktDlJlI
- PETROLEUM " Massey, 2. M.
~ LIZ zs.fEl witch is POstmaster)I
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
Consumption Durable by DR.. Eehenek's
-rrrrr,.-r ~ dadicinAS arrr

.XAets1 y - ~ IA 6HAA
TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the blood must be pre-
pared that the lungs will heal accomplish this
the liver and stomach must first be cleansed and an
appetite created for good, wholesome food which, by
these medicines, viii be dgested properly and good
healthy blood made; thus building pte constitution.
sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the stomach
ofall bilious or mucous accommodations and, by using
the Seaweedf Toaic in connection the appetite Is
restored. ylIsd YsntsM blaA Ggm +
sCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP is nutritious as
well medicinal and, by using the three remedies all
impurities are expelled from the system and good,
wholesome Blood which will repel all disease II
patients will take these medicines according to drec-
tons consumption very frequently in its last stage yields
readily to their action. Take the pills frequently to
cleanse the liver and stomach. does not follow that
the bowels are not cosve they notrequred
for sometimes in diarrhea they are necessary. The
stomach must be kept healthy and appetite created
to allow the Pulonic Syrup to on the respiratory
organs properly and ay any irrtat N. Then all that
is required perform permanent .ure is to prevent
taking cold Exercise about the much as pos
sible eat all the richest foodfat meat game. fact
anything the appetite Graves but be- particular aud
masticate well. - = 49,, 4.aetrt,,e L2wl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
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TO 'CONSUNPTIVES.o

The advertiser having been restored in few
for several years with severe lung aection and that
dread disease cons9mptionLis anxious to make known
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrption used Gree Of charge with the directions for
sure Cure for, CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung AFFECTIONS
The only object of tile advertserin sending the Pre-
scripton is to benefit the afflicted and spread informal
ton which he conce res to be Invaluable and be hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy 1t will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription FREE, by return mail VII please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
~ williamsburg King Co.. New YORK.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
.AerIcuIfural Itenls.

There are over 10000 acres of land in
Alabama planted in, sweet potatoes this
year, which will produce 700,0 900 bushels
The latest triumph of the French is
gradually to remove the pith from fruit
trees, and from gratis of the wood, to grow
fruit without seed. ", -' ~ agss l..o "a W6u
There were shipped, between May Is
and June Is, from Golden, Union Co., on
the Illinois Central Railroad, 260, 800 quarts
of strawberries. IN AM TcrJT
The Grundy Co., III, Fair will be held
Oct. 9Th to the 411th.3 The Fair last year
was one of the most successful eyer held
in the State Hon O. B. Gaiusha is Pres
ident of the Society ! -A
"A Long Island correspondent says -
!" Our farmers here put in the moving ma
chine late in. the afternoon, and begin as
early as practicable the next morning to
stir the grass, and get it ready forthe barn
the same day.
The following are reported as the
characteristics of a Lincolnshire eve, bred
in ENGLAND :--Live weight 364hpounds
glrth six feet; dead weight, 81 pounds per
quarter; had bred five lambs i'll five years,
and isheared}75 pounds OF wool.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
Cheap !. and Durable {!

The Husker is cheap and very durable. VIII last ioI
years. Has been use for. four years with the
best results Thus far have beer able to supply
the demand for them They are just the thing 70 use
er will do without Them. With them the hands will not
get sore, ana you can husk In cold as well as warm
Half million of, these Huskers will be sold in
1851 and wise inef1-both as farmers and merchants
will be the who will reap the reward by buying,
selling and using them.
Chas. Ii. BROWN 81 Co.., SO Lake ST.,
Chicago, Illinois, have secured the sxelnsiyeg right
to self said Huskes dealers and far IN the States
OF Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa., Missouri,
louisiana Texas Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama and
all parts Of the United States west OF said States named
also the right (but not exclusively to fill orders ior
Kentucky and Tennessee. All orders for this Justly
celebrated Corn Husker Tor from the States before
named will be filled promptly and only by Messrs c.
Brown & Co., of Chicago. xF
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
Buy a TIuslker at Once,

/ -EILEH s1'--'--
And when bought, make it fit your hand easily when
the hand Is Closed and then as directed Huskers
urnh to the Trade in Boxes of four dozen each with
charges added cash. Payment made at the office w6ere
the goods areeceived In sending ORDERS always gse
your fun address, stating name, cou 'bac
And nearest xr,ress OH No territory for sale
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
Lake Forest Academy.

: { LAKE FURTTST. ILLLNUIo.
Is MnEs NORTH OF CHICAGO
Fall term begins September 10TH An excellent school
FIR yoilpg men preparing for college. The English
Course embraces the studies Of college course without
the classics L. M. JOHNSON, A. NJ, Principal. ri
a 1B w. RAYMOND, Pres't Board Trustees. = ~. Z
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
,JIs % K :. 'iIF 2 jill y
DIRECTIONS HOW TO USE 1T.

Put IL on the hand shown in the cut. Hold the
at the point end. Use the fHuskeP UNDER the hand
holding the and near the center Of the same and
put the end of the husker with the tooth against the
ear with the thumb against the side next to you force
little toward beput Of the ear by rolling the hand to
the left SO that the tooth will pass under and not
against the thumb.
Use above directed and you can husk hall more
corn than you with the peg in the same time. At
the point of the ear not good, and mustp2t beused
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
CIzARK SEMINARY.

Clark Seminary has excellent facilities for both sexes,
fifteen Instructors acollegate graduating course equal
to the best female college, and college preparatory
course of three years. efSz-5 S ~ -
The Commercial College Department, with 2 bank,
currency, telegraphs, ETC.. and daily class drill is IN
charge of one of the best penmen in the country.
Superior advantages in Music. French and German
and the ornamentals Fall term begins August rs 1867
For further information, address the Principal, G..
QUEREAU, D. D., Aurora, Illinois, i 4, ..s ,eg hi 4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16

New York's latest novelty is swim
ming academy, which is located at the cor
ner OF Sixth avenue and Thirteenth street,
and was opened August l. The basin is
of white marble, rs feet by 35, and with
a sloping floor which gives three feet of
water at one end, and seven at the other.
The water will be kept pure by current,
and warmed by boilers in winter.
1t is estimated by good authorities that
the increased yield Of this years crops
over last year will be more than equal to
the aggregate sum required by the Govern
ment in the form of taxes. To that extent
the value OF our exports will be, increased
We shall get that much more money in ex-
change for products, and this addition will
necessarily tend to financial ease and sta
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81 This is the way to mend torn green
backs and currency: Smooth out the edges
carefully, and moisten the edges with the
finger tip after wetting it on the tongue.
Then lay the bill on piece of writing pa
per, carefully drawing the edges together,
and lay another piece of2writing paper
overit. AZ few seconds rubbing with the
finger over the seam will make it adhere,
and little adroitness, when it is dry, will
enable you to lift the bill from the paper
without tearing it. The seam will then be
invisible and the strongest part Of the bill.
Buffalo has already handled sixty mil
lion bushels of grain in one year, and esti-
mating the results of the future by the
past, the time is not far distant when the
grain trade at that point:will be a hundred
million bushels annually. "A movement Of
sixty millions of bushels Of grain by rail,
according to the figuring of the Buffalo
Commercial, would require 6,S57 trains, Of
twenty five cars each, equal to seventeen
trains daily, by each of the two roads dur
ing the entire navigation season Of two
hundred days, and yet the grain trade is
scarcely one half thetonnage to be moved.
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the Oily sewing machine have yet found that will
make strong seam as is required for stitching bolt
the greatest strain Che without the least danger
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