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New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

j. A CADEMY OF MUSIC. ,vr
"A DiRAc40tM 10 MoRsow 'iipRiDiii MARCH 70.
oEASB Bon NoE4BT dI5y .sST kEENAL
NOTICE Director having scc-cd In mailing arangensaW
with Nv. Mar Sskoseh Tor three Pefanraases Of
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
N'' Tue n''0' 70 '''Y'Hii FRIDAY SExr MARCH 49,
DON GIOV VANNI,
With unsurpassed cast including
MDNE. A. DE LAGRANGE,
miss McCrLLoCH go, .-a
oRLASDIEI, EosC0E5 LoIT BARiLL
BDBRkl IL, and
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
SATURDAY. MARCH 20, ...U
BY REQUEST
ONLY MATINEE OF THE
PROPHETE.
SEATS AND BOXES FOR TIE MATINEE CAN NOW BkPkQ1
cuRKD the Aeaaemy Of Mae At sepe No. 7oi Bf0'd"H 'Af
No. GsGS6 i HS'T B2I DoPkRA EAs1m TUESDAY. MARCH %
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. o,o., .. I
e GRAND GALA MATINEE.
q prophetic. Al
q PROPHETE, 81
q prophetic, N
" PROPHETE. "a
19- Prophetic, "a
II PROPHETE. II -
MADAME LA GRAN @ t:...."-As"..FIDES!
Ard be sane great cast aud splendid which has created
an immsSse SENSATION at Tie preyiol psrorma9ces :.
ssAsS EAss az so SfS II boaay sR S' S r. IL Boadra
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
D THIS THURSDAY MARCH IS,
KELLOGG
AND LA GRANGE IN
DON GIOVANNI.
N GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL % M CONCERT AND
IRVING HALL sATURDii. MARCH 20. sem
vy bs S. t: SooRARRY SAM
DERSoN Pianist assisted h The best Anasr Talent
a@snsa t. S1s, sPS s sc n Il G cSs Ts 81
POr sale at the Hall and at the Music oior-.
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Suynitur..

VXTARREN WARD & Co,
w Nos u and Il Spiagst, corner o. Crosby
Established 1850 -.oe..
vbose Retail Manufacturers of t9e latest gTeI OF BEDkOOd
p,RTOE DINING, and LIBRARY FlRSllURE, MATTRESSES.
sPBiSG BEDg g. GC Suitable for CITY ant County TesiisneeL
ALL JQOps EARRANTRD As RBPRBSENIED
CTORAGE for FURNITURE; TRUNKS,
- BAGGAGE other prors separate eempartneuiA Al
elevators PorteTs uHekmeD &e on baud H. w.
AEGER No. 800 West Thirty faur,h-st, Eighhavs
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srlrE 0E LoUunNi. OTVIcs BoGHD oy Prrtic WoHK,}
bEW-ORLEGSs. la, March II, la9 )
PROPOSALS for LOUISIANA STATE
LEyTB BOHDA-By yir;ae Of No 90 passed a. the last
General Assembly Of the State of LouafA sHd sptCgsd
March 1892 scaled Po..s S le received At this Office uo ne
bnn and tsertythr- per cent LEVEk BONDS Of ole on
ssud for Que hundred aua bH'l e yer cent
thousand dollars each tEid Blds bafuR been
rgd bv the ~ Levee Comm ssope TO secure lotn
hundred aud egLle thousand Az LuUied and
sixty iollsfs and seven cents. ,--,-.,, = .. -,
ds viii the whole rumher OF shi Londs ma
be les than the mAfs value o e "ls on
lie ofopeng which viii be done In the presence OF all MO may
S B to he cold coupons detached to May 1852 aud
viii eyered option u purchaa 90 or before the ' DAY oi
Nav. 1864 u., a. -. 81, po,1.n.-3 a.
dt 4, n ID MITCHELL sscretary Board Of Public NorEA"
''p -, oftls g.trd d. u. MITCHELL, Secretary,
~ 49, AL DUBUELBt, stale Treasurer
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professional gcti;ts.

nR. Z. B. FOOTE, author of medical Com"
ron sense coasItsd IA person ly ee % as See
No 100 LeIrgonavs Of East Twntyegh once h"as
from 10 n. M n. Consutlilon ies
NR. HAMMOND HAS RETURNED from
France orc, 70! East 51,lst, neS uumbsr) Send Tor C
cular
IRRITABLE BLADDER, caused by Piles;
str IN, ipi,nt euabty hequen identity Of .tspSns Si
he two diseases Lecture his sdrgel Casa by kD"4 ~
D Scslpsl nee No - lseoss . rbV
HsT No 59 OEe hours ioh to o. Ito aSd 10 '9PE 81
No q Fifth
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WEDNESDAYS wEATEER RgPoRr-s.n
IMMATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURES ALMANAC -
81 6:lOi Moon seta ......li:2o
steH ~.
S.pay Cows sauL.. morn Hell Gate'''''' l7i
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

n. g ORDSaScH AGExoY. cor Houston and GreenesL
(eulTa g Grerbel, =, %. BoI. No. ly8ll, Z
EEv.IOEK. February 10, 1862 }
rFAITD PROPOSALS in duplicate will be
- ersrsJ a, tbs Once upt SATURDAY March a. 1863 at IL
a. p1,cisug 10 quantities. the fSloSng kGd Of OhDhANCB
the different Arssnas he Unlisd oIk1ti
CsTtfdres for Spencer CsrhiHe; CAlbtr 20 aud 81
Csurdses fjr balaris CaTbue.
Cartddges for Henry Carbiue. fMetAlhe fTlmso'
Cartridges Tor Remington Csrhpei Call a.
Cartridges for Warmers Csrblue.
Csrriges for ShATps Car5inei Cal, ~ Linen
Cartridges for Stars Gardner Cal, u
b. s. Musset Cartridges. K. Ball; Cal, -
L. s. Mlstci CaIni-es. L. Bal; Cal. ~ -
Cartridges, r. Ball; Cal, % aud H. iPtper
a. r. Musket Carriages. Rnund Cal o. -.
u. s. Susket Carth'ges Buck aBd Ball Cal, W.
Coils 2 sol Cartridge; Cal, ~
Cot Pistol Caurdg-si Cal 80
Gtnitb's Ia tsrtddges. Rubber and Metal
Borpsdes Cstbine Cartridges. Metal; Cal, Sc
ProieciE for all Cslbert of CAnnon
she'll Canister, and Spherical Case Tor All Ctpe
Also. fred Ammunition Tor the same
ion CaIs broken Ammunition
the rish To relee ~ ps n'
deemed satisfactory Pfof 70 tue hecsptaH0e Vi my '' - ~
approved ny the War Department - a., .,-,,nd., .h.r
The oty delivered Twenty days will be allowed Tor We rsmoH o
IL, 81. O.. ub.r. ,he, vii accent
pe,,veyis. he made at the Arsenal.
SAMPLES Gao be seen b Once or Al any 'i 'he 'eb n'
I'm Ted States .,a tpAor,sA Promo
.,is ~ rurcb..irg Ordinance Stores"
'l IT,. t,t rppy the undersigned CklSPlH,
Foi '''S' Brvt Coloue L. : A., Major Orluanos
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Corporation notit,s.


CORPORATION NOTlCE.-Pgblic Notice
" hereby given the occupant Or oeespan of
following Assessments have been completed and are odgsa
Board Of Assessors for sInHaa0n BY all per'On' inter
i-Por tagging sidewalk. u sis,r,et Fourth Lexington
&-For tagging Sidewalk. s7,rse, between ss ara 2dsve.
3dRoT tagging sidewalks N SisEe between ..n sa
hPor paving With Fisk Concrete pavement |tost oe'"ssa
The limits embraced by such ncud, al the sver'l Hcus
and 1t. tSp ysesnt Lot s and parcels situated
iItfSs north sds 9istsI b, ala LeiiustOnsVsI
5l-Bo;b sde. Of slave tetreea ili,h and ig1thstl
bBoh seS Of l2i't ron i to Ayes to the extent Of ham
All person, whose Interest. are sssd by the ssOysnsmed As
% PIs.en I tSsp oSseo1s il ss T. Sc o. HUNT q
he Board Of Assessors at their o NJ % eA'sIasn'
Is11i + giaSl50y S5s aaisEP Board .t Assessor.
oryrcE BolRp OF ASssoRs Iouss Nrsh 10 1889
Covais'io yrN oF TaxEsllyb As,s:'Sssr'
No 81 ChanbeFsst, NEw-ioEK Jan 4 ls1S !
NOTICE TO 0TAX-PAYERS.-Noti otice Is hereby
~ owen Rgs n tbs Real and Personal Estate Of
:psaon ana syson 90 ,ui ss NoSDiY H. iS6 shd vii
main m ibe 3 day q Apr !g i ils Correction @ Of sOi
City aud County ofArTiors All persons believing them
sss, ssIs, % BE- SsS 1sys ssoSs sna S he @ PROVIDED
BY law The se q 1859 provides hat aqrgE the TINE NE n
may made by any Pera considering himself agse.e By hs as
; 7ns @ SI H. 5 6: .s s its % g he be-; s
real estate must be made writing stating the ground e 90
pant sbi In their judgment tbs assessment Is erroneous they
shall the to be corrected II such 70 msa re-
examined BY the sad Commissioners Who shall be authorized
hs assessment eoneous they eor.e
and OK the amount Of such as they may believe TO Dc % ea
shall be m,ts by hs Board q
Supervisors Of asy on & ,5s .s n,y AZ
gsvsi unable attend wtln the eo prescribed for the soss-
IN Ss$SS SSEE$Es sI:.::"::'.. Ts.. n '
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Oroposais.


GovsRyMRNr IARBoR WORK At oLcorr, n. III
UNITED sIATKS ESGSE ~ OfyICE, 40 vi FrarLsLi.. Z
BUEF4LQ, n Y, MaTei -, lsg9
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed pro-
dong bad the u ps forming th ll5hor %
Olcntt al the mouth ghetne Greek Lake Oulano, L. VIII
addressed the undegusd uut - o'clock,
- MATERIALS REoUIRBD.
CLASS A.
$3.50 MS Wrought Iron materials az neh a. may ne required hs
Washers for Bolts Zach item 10 be bid and pad o b the
pound - 80 -, ,r,cop,,yn
CLASS b.
Item CoqetbsWng white pine timber to be bid aHd paid for by
lem as cubic ee. or as much Is NAV required
the nea Of aad timber estimated CUBIC ioI
Item 81 $40 cubic much he required Framing
PuAt B0hg &C. superstruee to be bid sna paid Tor ~ the
lem V ETcavsop and removal OF material tsand gravel bouerI
deposits timber and oth rls IN forming good
bed foundation for cribs to be bid and paid Tor By the cubic
Ii the sbove to he let by class
Bids elaas without covering al the items OF class viii
ssaty nv two pous parties each bh that
ard suHlceucy
ceT tie L. Government responsible er'oa knoSn 10 iA OF
Bonds fr the hbl performance contract viii he executed IN
each case sums xtl eig gned and no bond viii
Co tracts to be suc and bonds ,recgte1 at y April % s62
and r commenced by TIE iDth o May oo3
Work to be Gnishcl By Dee ]. lS69 49,.
All the ueesssrv flrnato1 be obtained a. 70 tswBb
persuaa application @ oa between TIE hours o ii m AMI p
a. nj tfe l.h q April 1869 srJ 70 Gas ele ~ peosal
eprlcs,ior or by mail COPY of he syaciioatops.
@ and guarantees be snud o. blanks furnished from this
oce on icau afd esch bdrr unt submit Nih the hI e
r,its u he intends With evidence ssteoy
(, tie uudtsirutd Of their s1dceuev. h Il. McALR>rER
Brryei Brsalsr General MAJOR Of Elgneert
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ytttur,s anS jlIt,tinss.

A MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL and7 STA
"A TiSI!CAL SOCIETY Cooper Institute % door sie
ARCTIC EVENING.
On THURSDAY, March 49, 1859 O'clock the
ly meeting will be held, when q A will he read
on POLAR EXPLORATION.
hv Capt BENT and A. PARKER viii eIpan Ney Theory
folsr Aaga.lisr E R. STRAzMCKY. Rterilrs secreisry
ONE of the COURSE OF FREE LECTURES
" win he delivered the Y ~ G. A. of 7th Prsshversu
Church Of Broops and kdgeA THIS tursav) EVENING
by The Rev HYATT SMITH Suee.S Whlsd gpurgeon AID
Beeeter compared and conirased"
VHE NEW YORK FRUIT GR0WERSCLUB
will hold their les. meeting TO-DAY No 2sS Bto,dvsy The
cb viii hold their future mteE THURSDAY a. be New Kr
position Hall, Nos 81 aud 81 PArkpaee Free TO all .
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n;bih,rn Noft1s.
gasina, 8mks.

----~-~~~~-~~~~~y~ .-~---~~~~~~-~~~
4" 4 DID TO YOUR SAYINGS.o
- ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK.
CLathan--qlsEe ara New DoIery.
DrpnsIrs INTEFFsf FtuE sFEIL l.
per aIsyt.: from ta GOutd 90 az sums from 81 70
HARRISON HALL. President
JosyPn r COoPER. Secretary. {. D. BALEl TIeasusr.
IL Deposits made on OF before April /,
r. Will drs4 ilerrst from that itr
THIRD AyENUR SAVINGS BANK.
COR. TIIRD-AYE AND TWE%IISlXIH5T.
Opsn dslv and Monday, Weinssdy, and
Fsuriay from 60 sQe0ct
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
w Nos end 1hadl,e. y. T.. Opposite Cooper Institute
AL Deposits made before APRIL VII draw Interest from
that itte
ofe onward. Dollar received
I. " LmLIE, SECRETARY. l>AAC T. SMITH. President
VTNION DINE SAVINGS BANK,
~ ~. $50 sud .sHs CANtI-S1. corner Iailkt
slXPB Sr usr-.t 900. Deposits before
ASSET, S5.O4D2 900.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

I'll s. EsGiSEER's OFTlcH No ~ Siatett,I
ALBANY n Y. March 10 lsoS
CEALED PROPOSALS viii i be ,d Isceyga e. DREba a.
M - bs vsi states ~ The luso1 'tr so5at seven WY w o
low 6bspT CHANNEL tweueght banasa I's' '1t I mean os
b,d al -, .ss so a. 10 give Geph 81 tie'eo 'est ~
~s p,tesi dredged Deposited behind the ue"
The eis contents IN POSITION to he tshsn GOT
careful Iurtsy a. GhHhe thousand I'VE n"sa,s % b A. hs
eube yards but full PARTICULAR WIN souh. M ,iA;'s
once whereby bidder ran their own esi nv
The be commenced by Apt ~ Ioy' uuu ~ rt
Jng g. Proposals received ior the Nhoe No1
by the cubic yard No d Will he received Hnt ts So W The
obtained this once panied ~ pepe g 49, ,s
tncssssul hgdrT viii be requed 10 eater hto bon,
With good and sufficient suTees sa oi .b a gt
10 b. furnished BY tle Contractor. The Uni'ed oA's'
10 reject al bids deemed dsadgautaee cons
DJ"'" '' J0'''" '' JOHN NJ. WILSON
k.SOt RpsIpesn and BTt CoIonsi " a
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Smus,m.nts.

WALLACKs,
w Proprietor and Interchangeable LESTER wALLACk
Doors opea H. To commence st 8 oe ock s.o-,o.
EVERY RvRyIgG UNTIL PuRTHBR NOTICE, 49,, ,
Mr. T. W. ROBERTSOs aud Slceessfui COMEDY entitled
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- THB ANCHOR LlEk.
1or cd. built r.nsassT 'ts.@sT sI, g',9a 70 SAL s,' ''o
IOWA. M.Iee 20 vAoxli.''''''aTnI
CoLUMBI4......... .NafehT CALED0SiA ''''''"aPHlt
! BKITAdAlA.......A APuA
RATES or PASSAGE. PAYABLE lS CUnRENCi;
LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. DBkkl bSO and SI~
Excursion tickets. good for l2 months: 100 ~. -.
KtessEs TO GlasEoS or Derry, go In,sfwsaia"' ~
PrspAil Certificates from these IoHs SJI 49,. ,-....
booked and from Hamburg Hare hoahn Al""p
Ee, low rhtss
Yor Information apply ou ihs sitsm iyo' =" DV@'
ths C0npaJ' 0n''' 80 D0""'1 HiSnERSON BROTHERs
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

SIEAM ENGINE for SALE.-A 100-horse
Ehe cylinder h0lsn 10 horse pose and s
nenag pnes bAngers hsng Of large manufaetoTI for
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

Ticket. borgh here moderate rates By uhsg TO
send fJf their fIenis
Tor fu en- IlfsuHaion. apply a. ts Cor psuvI ofesL
JOHN o. DALE. AYeri. NJ. IS Broadway, ~ y
NATIONAL LINE. - The steamship ERIN,
~ vail leave SATCRDAY, March % Om PEE
No a. North River fsasars Leuoo Quteustovh eabn p
and So. go, tscrgs ueksis IRON Lns2o1
QuernStovn. s37 eureney Apply - , omgsgs oe No q
BroslNEy T. W. !. lLLNI Manager
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Qsniisirg.

ID. r. PARMLEY, Dentists, removed from
cor Bf'aasy std Bod 20 70 w. st bet Oh sad sb ares
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Admiral Farrsgut, who has been seri-
ously i'll at Chicago for several days, is
now conYalesceDt
Father Hyacinthe is now on his way 10
the United States, where he purposes re-
naming for several months.
Governor Stafford, of Arizona, has Of
fered General Thomas 800 volunteers for
a six months campaign, all Of them skilled
in Indian warfare.
Three hundred and fifty Mormons, prin-
cipally from England, arrived in Omaha
on Monday, and left yesterday for Utah.
Samuel J. Tilden has been chosen Chair
man, and Wm. Cassidy Secretary of the
New Yord Democratic State Central Com
mittee.
Lawrence Horrigan, Chief of the St.
= Louis Detective Police force, was on
tTuesday fined $50 for assaultiug T.
Blsckmsn, a we'll known lawyer of that
city.
The principle race on the 18Th at
Newmarket, for Park plate, was for two
wear olds and won by FrivOlity, beating
Sunshine and kingcrsfi third. Seventeen
ran.
On Tuesday night the signal tower of
the Mine Hill Railroad, Pa, took fire,
burning to death watchmen Oven Finney
and his two children. A sister-in-law Of
FiDney escaped by leaping from window.
Edward Coleman was the actor who
eloped with Emily Jordan from Chicago
the other dsy. However, they print q
card in the New York Herald denying
the story.
a colored man, who committed an out.
rsge on a young lady school teacher near
Fort Washington, Md, was taken fOrcibly
from the custody Of the officers on Monday
BY 8 party of twenty marked men and
hung 70 tree.
The Wyoming Legislature met on
Tuesday, aud the members we're sworn in
by Chief Justice Howe. T. ID. Moran, o.
Laramie county, was elected PresideRt o.
the Council, and Ohm Herrick, of Albany
county, Speaker Of the House.
Father Ferren, the priest 10 charge o
the Roman Catholic Church, at Lynch
burg, Va, was found dead in his bed on
Thursday morning. HE head beinl
bruised, suspicion was aroused, and the
sfIair is being Investigated by a coroner
jury.
John White, Of Upton, and Mr.. Pier
son, Of Hendricks county, Ind, both o
whom we're injured by the explosion a
the Fair Grounds at indianapolis, have
died Stree The last report. This make
tweniy-four desths in all from that acci
dent up 10 Tuesday night.
The lookup 10 the village of Charlotte
n. Y, and the warehouse owned by Eato
& Upton, were burned Yesterday morning
Two sailors, Alex. Fisher and Michae
Mann, Of Elyris, Ohio, belonging to tn
schooner Cascade, Of Green Bay, VIII
were prisoners in the lock up, were burne
10 death.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
UNION AND AMERICAN
THE DOORSTEP.

THE DOORSTEP.
BY Z. c. srEDHAS. - -
Ihe conference meeting through nj last.
we boys around the vestry waited
zee the girls come tripping past
LIKE snoW-blrds waiting to be mated.
Not drawer he that leans the wall
~ level musket flashes linten. =
I nulan 4, VINO stepped before them ali
VINO longed to see me set the mitten.
Bot no, she blushed and took nv arm!
re let the old folks take the highway,
ana started toward the Maple farm
Along kind of lovers by-way.
can't remember what We said,
Twas nothing worth song or story.
ct mat rude path by which we sped
seemed All transform cd and in glory.
The snow was crisp beneath our feet.
Inc moon was full; the fields were gleami, Q:
by mood and uppet sheltered sweet
Her lace with youth and health was beaming,
The little hand outside her muff-
On sculptor. if you could but mould i'll
80 lightly touched my JACKET cuff.
10 keep 1t warm l had 10 hold il
70 have her with me there alone
IVES i've and lear and triumph blended;
A. last We reached that foOt~worn stone.
"here thatde ieious Quincy ,nded.
enc shook her ringlets from her brow,
ana with Thank you Md, diss mbIcd.
nut vet l knew she understood
hl'h what daring wish l trembled
a cloud passed kindly overhead.
Ioe moon was slowing peeping through il,
! ct hId his face. as if il said.
Nome. noE or never do it! do a ~
MY lips till then had only known
The kiss Of mother and Of sister
But, some how, full upon her own
sweet, rosy. darling MOUTH kissed her.
Perhaps twas boyish love. yet STILL
U, hstless woman weary lOverl
10 teel once more that fresh wild thrill
I'd gise-but who can live life over2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
CHfrr,xooc, Tvyr Arr

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Aug. 8, 1863.
d. W. RANsDBLL-Desr Sir: Since my last /
have threshed my crop. They have turned .pt
bushels of oats to the acre. l tried a dozen
sheafs, taken as they come from the stack; the
yield was four bushels and one pint TO he dozen,
or one fourth bLshet 10 The sheGf Owing to the
We have bad the longest aud most disastrous
drouth we ever had in this country, having no
rain scarcely since May 1st If we had had an
ordinary season, would undoubtedly have
made tco hundred bushels nc, acre. If live
next season. will give your oats far test.
| do not write this for advertising or publica-
lion, as ! have none for sale; what spare will
be gratui tous 10 my friends I believe can ex
eel anything of the oat kind IN the world with
this seed next year.
Respectfully yours,
/ JN0. L. DIVINE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
WAKED UP TOO LATE.

says: 1 sowed the bushel of Norway oats l had
Of you on one acre of sandy soil. They ripened
as soon as my common oats. yielding so bushel.
per acre. only regret did not buy more seed
from you. They are the wonder of all who saw
them; stalks like rake teeth, and found 5000
grains from one seed. They have created a
great excitement in this section. Ny seed is all
spoken for, and much more will be wanted in
this section. Farmers now say they are no hum
bug, and are cory they did not buy last year,
They have ,..,wakedup too late" That's what:
the matter"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
READ THE TESTIMONY:

LOUISIANA. Mo-. Aug. Z, 1869.
The season with us has been too wet for oats.
The NOrways have been a success. The heavy
had to be moved, while the Norwsys stood
erect, not single straw having fallen or lodged.
| am too. well pleased with them TO sell a kernel
even at $40 a bushel. which l could readily do
| shall SOW all have another year. One of my
neighbors sowed seven grains on very rich land,
and harvested one quart.
ARTHUR A. BLUMER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16

-, raised as many Norways on one acre as I
dad OF common oats on two acres, equally as
good land. Besides. the Norways are far better
in quslity. weighing 90 70 IS pounds TO the
bushel." W. Ii, BISHOP, Leesourg, Ind.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
WEIGH HEAVIER AND ARE MORE PBoF1rABLE.

MANSFIELD, ONO, Aug. 81,
am pleased to inform you of the great sue
cess of the Norway oats with me. sowed on
randy loan, without manure, and cot a Weld N
seventy two and half bushels, weighing thir-
ty-six pounds to the bushel, from one bushsI Of
seed, which We consider enormous They grow
strong: with worry large heads. 1 am firmly Of
the opinion that they are one hundred per cent.
better and more profitable for the farmer to
grow than any other kind Of oats.
Respectfully yours, s. W. BARR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
DOCTOR HUNTER

DOCTOR HUNTER
HONTINUES TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
~ Diseases. Syphilis, GOnOrrhea. elect.
Structure 0rchitis. Hernia and rupture. all Urn
nary diseases, Syphilitio or Mercurial Alice
lions of the throat, skin or bones, are treated
with unparalleled success.
SpermstOrrhea. Sexual Debility and ImpO-
teney. as the result Of self-abuse in youth, seXu-
al excuses in maturer years, or other causes.
and which produce some of the following effects,
as nocturnal emissions, blotches, debility, dizZi
ness, dinneSs Of sight, confusion Of ideas. evil
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16

The Norway oats are not humbug. as some
suppose. but will yield more than any other va
riety in this county.'-RepOrt st. Clair County
(Mo) Farmers Club.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16

have been raising the large Irish oat; but
my Norways have more than doubled on the
ether kinds, and are heavy and of excellent
quality Z. +. D0DD. Van Buren,. Pa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16

They, are an Improvement Of vast import
ance to the West. Oar farmers-are advised to
secure this eed-"-Report of Meeting of 1lli-
nOis Grain Growers at Chicago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16

The increase in yield is fully 100 per cent
over the other varie les, and the quality better"
w. P. ELLIOTT, Knoxville, Tenn.