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New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
INSANITY OF A DISTINGUISHED FRENCH WRITER

COrTesDOndent or IHe 0OufRUt OJ commerce,
saws, An Incident has occurred IN Paris which has
created wide and painful sensation In literary circles
Many OF your readers probably In the habit OF perus
the pages o Repue des Deur Mondes and especially
the allie pocal summary contributed every fortnight
20 that now widely spread periodical by NJ toreade
His articles have been long celebratedl ana
have often furnished subjeets for vehement
discnss,on 10 all Europe. He recently left
Paris 10 the remains OF Manin TO Venice ana
he at the hon0rs paid by the nhapaDs OF Ihat
city In the memory OF their ustous cohntrynan Whle
there NJ Forcade began conduct himself In an eccen.
trio manner and among other things made eSravagant
and unnsiai purchases OF jewery ON returning nome
he apneared Ia very excited state; and some Trends OF
mine who recently met him in one or two hterary and
political salons have spoken 10 me with eeAt uneasi
ness respecting his condition Their fears nave been
only too suddenly and surely justified one day last
week M Forcaae, who need hardly say
Is a very strong oppostionist and dlstn'
presented hnse very unex rectedy IN tne eapns. I 20 ~
de Monster and TO the inense ~. ~ ,ne
Imperial Minister OF Foreign Affairs anhonneeu tn me-
M FORBADE who Is known 20 be closely anu .tinatey
connected with the Oresnist family, hsa Gotas armed &
with full authority TO prepare marrlsge tweSn the
Prince Imperial and daughter OF the oouHt a., ne raris
may Imagine how widely uonary OF the second
Empire opened his eyes on hearing snch an announce
ment However. the unhappy state or tho SPEAKER 20
only too apparent updefsanu that ii,tio
hope Is entertained OF his recovery; nc was hRhly
apprec lated by mon of the first o nenee as poticr
tter; and his cad misfortune deeply iemented potn
by Ills friends and tho public II 9i'-i
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

The Emperor gave his view of the propIiety OF tlns
partition OF public expenses at last Mondays recep-
tlon. large number of Legislative deputies were
present. some of whom he conversed with. They
Ehe newly conceded u.s. the privilege OF
publishing newspaper and meeting, under sixteen
osctiODs and qualifying penalties OF lne ana I'M
Rlsonnent Ills Majesty c0ufOTted them ia thcse
l"0ds: Gentlemen, the Conservative party must
ENfaiIs also habit of walking alone. Goyernment
h SUI tain II in case of need, but II must haDItuate
EscH tue laws on the press and the night 0t meet
kng Aud mind, now, my word for It, that ~ ls AZ
Esys easy TO grant liberties when onefs sustained BY
YOU'D think That ought to console the most timerouS
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

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THE TRIBUNE AND THE PEOPLE.
GAIN IN CIRCULATION OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Week ending April 2S l7CE Cople
To r, Cs,niq

UMoSvILLE, Humboldt Co., Nevada, March 23' 1858
PUBLISHER THE n. Y. TRDUSE Inolosed are 800 ior
81 copies Of TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 10 names OF supscD-
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hands with you the first opportunity The above ciuo Is
considerably subscription for each Union voter
in this precinct II each place would call you In same
proportion how many million copies would you crcua,ei
We organized for the Presidential fight months ago. our
first election in 1861 Union majority then and every
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CAro. Cayuga Co, n. y, Aprilll. is

CARO-, Cayuga Co, n y, April Il, 1868
PUBLISHER OF THE n. Y. TRIBUNE 1nclosed
find draft ESQ., for which please send 81 copies OF your
WEEKLY. Democrats IS well as Republicans are anxious
TO get and read THE TRIBUNE the in The World
and other Democratic papers is so meager and unIrust
worthy that even the democrats OF tho old SCHOOL, are
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

we PRINT the following from among Duslhcss
etters received by THE TRIBUNE:
TowNvILLE, Crawford Co, Pa, March 81, 1863
PUBLISHER oP THE n. Y. TRIBUNE Inclosed find s5l
for so copies OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE and II you please
one copy OF THE sGMIWEEKLY TRIBUNE, and oblge your
humble servant have been the getter up OF clubs for
thus place for ak or eight years because thought 1t
necessary that the good work should be done Ihaye
sometimes felt very much dishearened by the seeming
apathy manifested by those whom thought ought to be
up and doing. But for all discouragements the good
cause Is on the advance. and shall have an aggregate
OF about 80 copies coming to this Office number greater
by more than onehaf than came TO this Office be-
fore at one me and. believe, II the good friends OF
the cause would work they ought, there might be
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would be the means Of good. Yours respectfully,
H. b. WADswoRrH
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
NJ. II. LUFKR.
pRArTsnuRGH. Steubt

PRArTsBURGH, Steuben Co.. n. y, Aprti lO, lS6S'
PUBLISHER OF THE N. Y. Tribune: Inclosed you Will
find draft for $50 for which please send me 81 copies OK
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for one year. This now makes
over 100 copies received at this Office and We hope to In
crease the number, II possible - - '' iAL -
Respectfully, - JAS. G.. wYGAET, ?. N,
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SOUTH PARIS, Maine, April "A, ist

SOUTH PARIS, Maine, April IA, 1868. I
PUBTIsHFR or TUE n. Y. TRIBUNE: Please find
incosed my check for s2 for which forward IS copies
WEEKLY TRIBUNE in addition TO the ordered last week.
making 1O7 to 80 last year. Please have your latch string
out as we shall call again in few days.
Respectfully yours, L. F. STONE, p. NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
BENJAMIN WHITNEY.

BEILEvILLE, Jefferson Co., n. Y, April II, 1868.
PUBLISHER OF THE N. Y. TRIBUNE: Incosed you will
please draft for ESQ., for which please send 81 copies
Of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE TO my address. Also, please
send ono copy of THE sEMr-WEEKLY. to G. Clark.
Respectfully, n. G. HoUGHToE,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
THE CHILDREN AND SCHOOLS OF MINNESOTA.
.ll-L.i-L. AIi...s..In


The number of school districts i'll Minnesota
IS at present 2207. In 1896 the number 199s-an IN
crease the year OF The whole number OF children
and years OF IN 1906 In 1867 the
number l1442lshOwing increase for the year Of
1885, Males, 69l57 females 6526t total lH2l children
in attendance during the year. The number Of school
houses al present Is l,l06 The sum spent during
the last year in building schOOlhOuses was
SB3l 21g co; whole number OF schoOlhonses built,
S37 Tie actual value OF all the schOolhouses
in the State is t74G,291. The aggregate number
number Of female teachers 1885. The average wages
pald male teachers per month was s 81, and average
wages Of female teachers per month"; s21 2s The whole
paid teachers for 1868 was s2b! 96 76 The total
552 CT. IRe whole amount received from the state
school fund In 1867 was t67 7s6S 90 whole amount from
taxes voted by districts s262 49, The school fund
OF Minnesota Ia OF two descrptonsthe permanent fund
aud the general fund The general fund Is the Income
derived from the permanent fund and the tax OF two mills
and distributed by local officers. Tho general fund
is distributed throughout the State. TO the different
townships, IN proportion 20 the number OF scholars
In each. The permanent school fund, which
the Constitution declares sa forever be preserved In
violate and undmnished created ont Of the proceeds
OF the lands Of the State which arc sections l6 and
80 OF each township and which amount TO eighteenth
of the public domain. Up 10 November 80, 1861 there
had been sold 2l6l29b7 for VI 53 05396 making
average price per OF ~ 22 The total amount OF the
was inv esed In Minnesota and per cent bonds, and
limited States baOs and 6s OF lsslthe balance on mortg
age and bearing Tper cent interest
THE future magnitude OF this fund cannot be estimated
The State contains square miles, 63 100000 acres
the school lands are one-eghteenth and amount TO
GCG acres which sold at tho average rate already
obained would yield the magnificent sum OF soOO0000
IA the permanent school fund OF Minnesota
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
Nfousr VERNON, Ohio, April 10, 1sct


PUBIIsnFR " Y TRIBUNE Inclosed you will please
find money order for 81 co. for which you will add the
following six names to club and also one copy to
our club without names This VIII make 1 copies to our
ad Dress being an increase Of copies last year.
Truly yours, WHITcoMD CHASE.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
EAsr WALIINGFORp, "a,

PuBIIsURR or THE N. Y. TRIBUNE: Inclosed
please ind check for si for which you VIII please send
to this Office fornne Of your WEEKLY papers and one
sEMI.wEEKLY Yours truly .
j.. r. ALLEN Assistant Postmaster.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
THE COLE-HISCOCK MURDER.

CONTINUATION OF TESTIMONY FOR THE De
FESsE.
ALBANY, April 2S - Naval-SurgeOn j. w.
Sherry the first witness this morning, testified substan-
TALLY as follows examined Gen Cole with respect TO
his Injuries attribute the alienation OF mind TO tho ef
fects Of the injuries assume that the spinal chord was
injured there injury 20 the great sympathetic sys
ten-o the bladder intesines aud stomach the break
ing OF the sternum II isolated and not affecting the
system would not affect the brain; shock TO the
nervous system would probably speedily affect
the brain; since l first spoken 10 about
this case, have read tho books upon the
subject deuson u the general test OF insanity.
II tho prOtrusion OF hesbowels took place at tho time OF
the injury, should imputc II to the Injury. II he was
subject TO tia piles. that may have been the cause Of tho
prorusiOD. unless II very great prOtrudon; In
piles IS mon for the patient TO discharge blood
lougcontnued bleeding piles may produce depression.
mine insanity 70 learn whether The person knew the act
10 be wrong; Ny theory that the VII OF the per.on Is
oyerbOrne though be knows the act 10 be wrong II tho
person should at once say after the act that he know II
was wrong and that he expected 70 be hanged ior IT,
clolia IS slow and progressive In its Development
s4 h9 d o Ts cali il to hG % d e da
sought TO inict injury upon others 90 not recognize
this ms case Of dcmcnta; do not In this case assume
congesed condition OF the brain; cause ~ such cond
ton would be disturbed cirouation CONGESTION soon
dI,plays Itself insanity may exist without delusOn
gee, h pT that pon1 TO denson bnt NOT
clearly in forming my opinion IN tins case, the most i'm
portan feature change n the prisoners character
vnber essential feature Is the tendency 10 congestion OF
the bfain another Is the nervous rtitalty OF mind a
other the constipation another his general suffering aud
wearing out gloom co his not recognizing his friends
his loss OF sleep bis yarabsss Of appetite, bis sitting IN
gloomy moods X could be proved that his character
And disposition had not changed the most essential ele
ment would be gone; headache is 10 evidence
Of congestion OF the brain; his flushed face
and red eyes show tendency 20 congestion.
DR. Alfred Bolton OF Ovid explained the
difference between melancholy and meIanehola and e
where persons suddenly became insane and IN which the
insanity disappeared In the OF few days Judg
Ing from the physical and mental condition OF the prison
err the witness gave ut as his opinion that he was OF nm
sound mind which unsoundness would become greatly
agTava on learning Of great wrong being committed
against him, and should he suddenly meet the author OF
that wrong, and should he say him. the witness would
consider the act OF insanity knew tho prisoner IN
early life medical student; ho was cheerful and
iovia Mr. John J.. Cuyler, who married Gen. Coles
cousin described his interview with the General soon
after he heard OF Mrs Coles dshonOr.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

LAwRESCEvuLE Tioga Co., Pa, April Is, 1868.
PUBLISHER oP THE N. Y. TRIBUNE; lncosed please
find draft for $780, for which please send 30 copies Of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE ano two OF sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
Yours truly, Jos. FhIPfES'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
La GRANGE. Ind, April 10, 1863.

la CHANCE, Ind, April TO, l5b3
PUBLISHER OF THE N Y TRIBUNE Inclosed please ind
Post Office order for S. for which please send me i've
oopes of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. in addition to my CLUB
of 81, and oOnge, Very truly yours.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
Posr-OrFICE, AUGUSTA, Mo, April 7, 1863.

TOhIVTFIUEi AUGUSTA, MO, ApIII Y Iob5
PUBLISHER or THE ~ Y TRIBUNE: Inclosed find
money order for s5 for which Gdd IS copies WEEKLY
TRIBUNE to the ll2 copies to the Grant Club"
Augusta, Me. Your obedient servant ~
L. RICKSEII. p NJ,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
CLAYTON, Gloucester Co, n. J.,

CLAYTON, Gloucester Co, n. J., April 8, 1868.
PUBLISHER OF THE N. Y. TRIBUNE Ineosed You will
please find Moore Bros. check Millve National Bank
for so for 90 copies OF TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, and ono
additional copy. Please commence with No. 1885,
Yours truly, J. ID. HoGATE.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
ToRr EDWARD. Washington Co, n. y.

PuBIIsHER OF THE N. Y. TRIBUNE Inclosed find
draft OIL the National Park Bank for sO for which please
send 81 copies WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Respectfully yours, d. s. CARswELL, P. NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
ExTER, Me-, April 10,

EXIER, Me-, April 10, 1868.
PUBIIsER OF THE N. Y. TRIBUNE: Incosed you Will
please find $50 for which you will please send 81 copies
OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. b, .r.E
Respectfully yours, M. H. LUFKf'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

lone VALLEY, Cal, March 10, 1853
PUBLISHER OF THE N. Y TRIBUNE: According to
promise send you $50 for your valuable paper
You will please send 90 copies to the Postmaster at lone
Valley Amador County, Ca and one extra Of THE SEMI
the geer up Of tho Club OF 100 copies Of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. This is n larger number OF papers
than taken at this Office OF any one paper We
consider tins very large Cub for the place and all
other parts OF the country do half so wel you VIII nave
q very large circulation the present year.
Very respectfully MARY ScUDDER
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
WM. 9. HUTCHINSON.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, April /

SYRACUSE, n. Y, April 10, 1863.
PUBrIsHER OF THE ~ Y TRIBUNE Inclosed find $50,
for which send Gl WEEKLY TRBUSEs to
Capt CHARLES NJ. CROW.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

TRENT. Mich, April t. 1853.
PUBLISHER OF THE n Y. TRIBUNE: You will receive
the ncosed $780, send 81 copies Of THE WEEKLY TRIB-
UNE, and oblge Yours, &c. -.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
NEw-ALBASY, Ind, Apr

PUBLISHER OF THE ~ Y. TRIBUNE: Inclosed please
find IS; send us five copies more of THE WEEKLY TRB
usE. This will list 11o copies.
Yours, very truly. l.. RUSSELL
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

BATAVIA, n. Y, April 10, 1868. .
PUBLISHER OF The n. Y TRIBUNE: send with this
Postoce order for SO add to my club This will make
$780, for which please send 232 copies Of THE WEEKLY.
Yours, &C., u. q. CoLLAMER F.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
CoRISTH, Vt, April 0, 1853


PUBLISHER or THE ~ Y. TRIBUNE Inclosed please
find $50 for copies OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE sent to
my address which increase of 35 our last years
subscription. Yours truly Z. c. SARGENT.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
j. A. BICKSELL, P. NJ.
CoLIMnTA. Calif1rnia. March

COLUMBIA, California, March IL, 1868.
PUBLISHER THE n. Y. TRIBUsE: Inclosed find money
order for $50 for so copies OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE tomy
address for year. Yours truly
ur., q M,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
A. p. Il. Stafford.


PUBLISHER THE n Y. TRIBUNE: Incosed you will
find $751; for which you will send THE sEMrwEEKLT TRlB
UNE to T. Boyd, and balance In WEEKLY TRIBUSEs to me-
Yours, &C., " N. MATTEs0N
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

CENTS per Inc 1
NOTHING gnSrtf less thar
enredsayer charged ONE DoIR
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, April II, lse

PIITsBURGH Fa.I ApTlI II, IoOn
PUBLISHER or THE n. y. TRIBUNE; hand you
herewith draft for s25 Please send % copies WEEKLY
TRIBUNE IN addition 10 the &c copies which you now send
Reaectfnlly yours, -- y. u. BUhLLn
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
WEsr AMRsBURo, Essex County, Mas

PUBLISHER OF TIE N. Y. TRIBUNE: inelose Sc, 10
which please add SIX copies of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE L
my club, making in all 81 copies. Yours. &C.
BAILEY SARGENT
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

ecrcIato
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EVANSVILLE, Jefferson County, n. Y, April l5 1863
PUBLISHER oE THE n. Y. TRIBUNE Please find ncloseC
check for s5 FOR which add five to WEEKLY TRIBUNE elul
list at this place. making in ali &C copies.
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New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

THE DAILY TRIUNEs mainly New York and BROOKLYN Dus
inan asonC
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YANDAIn. Cass County, Mich, April II, 1888.
PUBLISHER OF Tm n Y TRIBUNE: Inclosed find draft
for $50 40 for which please send copies OF TnE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE 10 OF subscribers per nelosed list to
commence at close OF present club ,.
Yours for the right, AMOS SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

Posr.oFTIcE AsHTABULA, Ohio, April Is, 1868.
PUBLISHER OF THE NY. TRIBUNE: You will find herein
posta ORDER for % for which please add to list Of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 10 copises.
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the number i0o II possible. Yours. very truly,
III. HARRIS p. NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
j. A. LEsAS, T. NJ.

ITHACA, Y. Y. April u, 1858.
PUBLISHER OF THE N. Y. TRIBUNE: Inelosed you will
ind So for which add 81 copies OF THE WEEKLY TRIB-
USE 20 the club Of 2Ol being sent TO my address,
lam, Sir, very respectfully, &c,
WILLIAM GLENSY.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
UNIoNrowN, pa., ApriI Is, ZEE

UNIoNTowN, Pa, April 10, 1853
PUBLISHER or The " " TRIBUSE Enclosed find draft
on Ninth National Bank, New-York City for $50 for
which please send 81 copies WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Yours &c. GEORGE W. RUTTER
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
posr.Orrtcr. Mor-ST AYR, Iowa,

Posr-OFTTcT MOUNT AYR, Iowa. April II, 1868
Publisher OF THE N. Y. TRIBUNE: Inclosed you viii
find So for which please add 10 copies of THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE TO the club here, which will make &c copies
shall continue TO work for your paper and the party.
You will hear from again me soon
Yours, &C. j. A. LEsAS, T. M.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
TO ADVERTISERS.

wanting Manu
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CoPAKR. n. Y, April II, 1853.
PUBLISHER or THE y. Y. TRIBUNE Enclosed please find
check for $50 for which you viii please send 81 copies OF
THE WEEKLT. PATER VAN DEBoGAEr. .
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STEAMBURG, n. y, April ii, 1868.
prEIIsHER or THE y. Y. TEiBUSE Inclosed please find
slo for which you Will send WEEKLY TRIBUSEs
I am now cnutIed 10 II WBKKiIEs ana tnrce SEhGwuEn
~ T1lBUSTs Yours truly. u. @. CAsLER.
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FRANCE.

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FINALE INsTEUCTION-MATERIAI IEN-
nrNCITs-oRGANIZAT OF THE GARDh
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-03
schenck,s seaweed Tonic

This medicine. invented by Dir. j. H. SCHEME
Philadelphia. is intended to dissolve the fooK
ard make it into chynie, the fist process of indid
sGeston By cleansing the stomach with Schenck' s
ganirakc Pills, the Tonic soon restores the appe-
ife ard food that could not be eaten before using
it will be easily dgested
Consumption cannot be cured by Scnenck'
Plmonic syrup unless the stomach and liver is
made healthy and the appetite restored hence the
Tonic aud ills are required in nearly every case
of consumption. A bal! dozen bottles of the S EA-
WEED TONIC and three or four boxes of the
MANDRAKE ILLS will cure an ordinary case
on dyspepsia.
Dir. ScHENcK makes professional visits in New
York, Boston, and and at his principal Office in
Philadelphia every week. See daily papers OF
each place, or his pamphlet ON consumption for
his DAYS for visitation.
Please uDserve. when purchasing, that the two
ikenesses OF the Doctor, one when the last stage
of Consumption, and the other he is, in per
ect health. are on the Government stamp
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, ST so per
bottle, or 81. so the haldozen All letters for adj
vice should be addressed to Dir. ScHENcK's Prin-
cipal Office, Ne. Is North 9Th Street, Philadelphia
Pa. General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
& Co., N. T.; :. s. Hance, Baltimore, Nd; John
ID. Parke, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker Il Taylor,
Chicago, ILL.,; Collins Bros, St Louis, Mo.
LIST W. ca. mo. yr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-03
AUGUST 30, 1865

At this season of the year. The general
health of the country is very good. with some
exceptions, such constitutional Bilious
Temperamenfs. some victims of Dyspepsia OF
nervous weakness. in which caee the sufferer
is afii icte'l more or less with The warm weather
now com ng on. TO such we would suggest
the Use Of gentle stimulus or tonic. such as
THE FORMING "STAR BiTTERS" which
can be procured of any Druggist These Bit
ters We can recommend very highly as a pre-
venlive and cure of the above named diseases
They act directly upon the liver, driving the
overflow of bile from the stomach, purifying
the system AMI strengthening the nerves, eau
sing The digestive organs 20 perform THEN
proper functions, giving fresh energies to the
Invalid and health TO the nerves To
Delicate or Elderly females we especially re
commend them. The Morning Star Bitters
are very pleasant to the taste of the most fas
tidious. May %.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-03
Bones !

bOucS.
Everybody. and especially the boys,
have the bone fever. Hand wagons
wheelbarrows, baskets. bags, and every
other vessel imaginable, have been brought
into requisltion. Bones are hunted up
about the streets, in our yards and lots, in
the fields, and upon the highways and by
ways Farmers coming to market bring
bones. In fact, bones constitute one O!
the principal commodities in our market.
And the cry is still, They come Bones,
bones. bones; horses bones, cows bones,
hogs bones, dogs bones, and the bones of
all other animals, are pouring into market
by hundreds and thousands. Jaw-b bones,
and ribs and sconces. are piled up il end
less confusion.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-03
A Good sign.

From present indications. the farmers of
TIN Runty are preparing to pat out a
largAvrop of wheat, and generally purchas-
ing large quantities of the various stand
ard fertilizers offered in the market. This
is good augury for an increased crop
next year The failure of the crops for
several years past has convinced every in
telligrst man that more thorough system
of cufef~l9ion must be adopted, or the rails
ing of grain will not only' be attended with
great uncertainty, but must become un-
profitable to the farmer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-03
Do YOU WANT A HAT?

Mr.. John A. Arnold, a young Alexandrian,
and member of the old 18th Virginia Regi-
ment of Infantry, which saw so rnnch hard
service in the late war, for the southern cause
has again returned to his native place, Alex
andria, and reopened a New Hat STORE. and
will be pleased to have his old friends and
comrades in arms call upon him. His stock
consists of a large Assoltme Of Hats, Caps
and Ladies and Misses Furs Store. 81
King Street, near Fairfax St.
Alexandria