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SnmeS 90 Onr,rn,

aSaHleb Us VDTttAn
fur ben sriten 3pels hes StaOtratbss,
D. KHdrb.
t2I0-32(
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Sims Nubd.

SaOanna, q. Sept. - s nuroe beut9
ROrSen cine 4u5abl @sfaugsne aus ManSa
ntelo eiugebrabt; unter OsnIslben ~befanoen
iih WRitalieOer Der beIten Enmilien.
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Sic 0Gerb'ide 0ahmaidine

IL bic beIiebtefe In SamiIisn,
tur Shretoer, Sletoerma&er pno 6amiIiens Ur6eIt bic
bette in Der geelt. Vtan psrfsbIe nitt, fs lu unteriudeu.
gertautt. aut rnpnatlihe 3abIursel Ia ben nieorigfisn
Baarpreiisn
psrtaufsitmlrer Rr. SO, Observation-Disclosures,
I'M 6reima urer 2oeenbduIe. (Nua. 10, 3glte,
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8efanntma6uageM.
@afbington, .. q.
WidtiQc1 GreianiR |

.Wteintn Hrennoen uno 96nnern bisns hermit ,ur Nn.
jet9e. oaB Id MID aus BEN Srps8ooos. geiddfe, SIR,
63S, Psnnlploantd .Npefue. 9dnJlid surtidaeJoaen tnb
anein irtiren. alien ipoblbeiannten 2abeu in Ri. 8e4,
%ern fredericksburg, ltpiiden Der 6 unb 7. Ctr,
nit elmer neuei rethen Musipabl BON Ghnittpaareu.
6oieu'toten. Sbapls, Woltnoeden,c. tpie btsber, tort.
fibrell perbe. 8te biaiaftu sBaaren in Waibtnaton
iustitdsrt. 9larntn uno 9tur1mer iiber'm 9aoen
3. =. $3ermann,
Rr. SEA, Semi sNpenue,
~seeeniiber BEN metropolitan. poteI,"
(Ssp. l9. 1Wit) gBaibington.
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Serjltdber Gmpfaus.
Sin peutIher Steg.

Sabre'g pf~fi5ieller 6baraEter
piro Mot uuerfannt.
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6aUre mob int prlu5. 9anptquartitre

Gins proud. @rosiunI7tieu az tie @iHIp obner pOn
Gliah Une &UtJriHstI,
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Dr. 100. q. DQlbfa,
Das~ &ebftnnc= 9intcraifz


Die elm ise Utaidtns. iptIbs aue qrttn Material IaI.
ttlt ooer nGbt. Die stnJiae YtaIhtnt, iptIbs ~JuIanmtn.
iaBt, beisbt unb nd6t su ~otrielben 3eit uus aIt grten
Wattrtal. mas 20 lsi6t 9stban tusrb.t taru. rpit elm.
tatss Ndbsn. Sertaufsluial In 6r. IS, 6eprbs
8hartetftraae. (Sult /, 3 Yfte.)
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

JlD 23f
In other words. srife short Of sos
pounds ia all From the talles we have
just given it will be egidcnt. Dat the
farmer who has to apply fertilizers to his
land for the purpose Of growing heavy
crops Of corn must rest his main 6epeii-
dance On such as are rich IN soda. potash
and spAesphatelof lime, and which also
contain in lesser degree lime and gnag
ncsia-and that the production 3fUte grain
If earn reqaaess above al a liberal
tupplyos phosl hate Of aime.. AalRch is
required in.s proportion yearly equal to
that Of q tie, ctLer opnstituentse, pleinel
and that next to dis n i9sportauco are
potash and s5a "a. go -
rs respects fhe cultivation Of sprp, ltlat
proeesssthougb labyriQus and incossant.
is quite simple and IS easily con,preben-
dsd he Penghipg Should be as deeps
as INC nature Of the surface soil VIII
admit. ID Should alsoFbe veil and dor
oughly done, leaving noelods and no balks.
after this sccnics ne h2rro 8, which
Mheh Concluded should leave tie sell az
ilght as auash heapsAext follows checker
ing Of. Ihsames anay beaauu of with a
single heosse plough four feet apart each
say, or three by four, as the planter may
dcslfe. but hey sshonld be ran straight
AZ any event, and at The intersection Of
each square the hill sloiId Be fosbed,
dropping from three 70 four grains Of CON
in each hiil well ara,'t. and .cegeriag at
once viii lbeshoe A'ter the Plants are
vel ppago ever tie field and thin cut to
tgo .sor not more than three stalks in the
bills, leaving Of course tL5se that show
the greatest yiseF Then fellew giib the
ioe aboats tie Ellis. and keep Tie SOIL loose.
fctsecn The reSs, with tie euitiFator and
shovel plough do not riI1'e %tlo faud.
but kecp,aEi fat Is fatzoeltgasion retains
aud absorbs the rains better, and the land
is less subject to wash. IKE snbs}qucpt
operations1eansiss III Keeping The land
well stirred ssoalet tAe soil shah be light
and loose all through the groeil,g season
until the corn begins 10 ta$sel. When
this occurs the labsrs of e;ilsigatioa is flu
ished, andnoslIing more remains to do
but 10 let the corn mature.
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,SANASD AFTEk Wednesday, Fe5y tAs 2sd
/ tween NJ ASH \ 81 9N5sid az NCdBU re. caa-
meeting .at GordopsYIie With the Chesapeake and
Ohio itSiltoad to sRiehmaad G6Y4net6n ana tbs
/ virginia Springs at l4YnGibErg Tor the Wask
isand Southwest and al " ashingtoa to the North
and Nertawesla 49, 81 p,6 ID
leave W asli;nEt0n daily at $50 q, M and
t3AieNandfl9 at 6.toa No., arriving at I4ynchbarg
at 5.u5 r. IL. fass
lsssye IYaeh5arg 2 s. 25 a. arrive az Alex
ahttia sto.25 p. "a, and at Washington at SIS
?. n -. "a w eieE
i Also daily, including Sunday, 4 passenger tain
/ tAroIg0 Without chaage OF acSFs -sleeniTr cas- a;
tf2ched r6ctween Washington aud Rlchmord-
making close eotnectl0pS at iticirond AID II ash
l9at9n p he.cjteqt Enc bet7 Gear Nsw. York and
Iathc S0ujh Atlantic States.
Leaves VI assiagton At 6.S5 p. nla and 4Alexan-
/ dfla at % ?. m; arriving at Goid0nsyille az
LAC p. a.; ana at Riehmoad ats 81 1 m: cor
meeting. WITH train leaving Richmond st 3, 30 ..
IN. tor Petersburg, Weld, and the Southwest
Leaves sslcnnotltl at 3Dp lYle and ttarGans-
Vile ii X 10 q. M arrive at 4tlexacdria at S 05
a. MT. aad At W ashngtou at S. a. NJ connect
Ing vita earil2f trans t9 New ! OK aad North
Passengers. fqE MANA BRANCH will.
leave Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday at
s. a97@sne, arrive st MISUNDERSTANDING 1 20 D. m
leave atllsonburg ~ 8, a. m. and connecting
at MaGassss junction with Nortbornbour1 train
on plaln line arrive ut Ale aRilria ). 20 D. m s. 81
Il Tue tam On Manassas Blanth will make rood
cenaesetlon stthe jnncti0a with mig At line ST.,
and fre'n Richmond.
i Through fieksts AND baggage checked to al
pro9iqent points. - $780,
b ~ J. II. 3goADts,
nov, Il $40 aGseaesFtl Ticket. a gent
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14
EDUCATIONAL

Z z
M OODSTOCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
Z 3sa al Tgsf8@ ea----s $3.50 1# N
Fhis ! Institution viii resume its operation on
The first Monday III >sabt snber
Ilm tefm Will ReyfsANidea ntotwo sessions
Z he frst endipg the last iday in January the
second tcnmnieaeing on zthe follinaing AlondaY
and ending on fhe 20tlf OF June, with the usual /
saa&tuns. Students Wifi Sc cIafeed from tina
ga e oafn sFape9 t. saeyfS3sd OF the session, No
J RD8i1ishhei traetetlRllsass. N9a4 Qs.W e /
W0QDST0GkJIS Ail1EhErilYs HLOChFTIONai
and eqpai 70 am tqqH shc Valley ,af Xirgiri4s
fOf It's morality. Il Is Situated on the O.. 4. <
a. -Raiiraso, daon ytlie ysllie n aiatheadbe-
tween Winch ester and Staunlou
Board can bA rad At pFiSase board,ig hoases5 /.
oh f 3fHS'Plfa oie3lseffHs 9diaqm9s 1a 7ads ID
a91sl ersa 9BRAsr eli viinUma
PR Session Of ifq ,nontls payable quarterly. /
T.! 0rthography, Reading. Writing and
] Ae1tal Aritinne TIC 100 /
q Gecgls lhy, Grammar and Wgiftens
Afithnfetie 500: ::'..'' =. =. 10 60
81 gs9}g1 aPby. Aigt aqel Aneiente sd a /
/ and Sacred, GramLei and iialYaiS,
Eng Iishs eompossA on,s isiatopstand ,sssl ysbsf
4 nj s5al and a6s Science 8,brai
IN Philosophy, Chemistry: BoJony, 4s-:1f /
. ttron0mY, Heather Mythology and -
Lang VA 0d
Acldontai Fee, ire9Rtlef ~ Jul II A4hey yf-gd
Music n.Iiaiio, x....l. 30 co.
F. ". MAGE tDER, principal,
4 aug .~ '"a45 II " WOODSTOCK, Yirg MIA.
++7=r7- ---s+-- I
M aHINTeN sloLLEGE, aHas mH
wv h4E5%SlNGIcSs {IRgGINII4 i !
a'.v AeUETY::~i7 4 as
4 'CegNgRALi r. E.a LIEF. PEEs4DENT i-o
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

Said a gcghgster, in high See dis
play ing lis pufichase 10 a bosom lrienl on
the sidewalk 1.-Two ceeoaEuss for ten
cents that viii make he sick sonorrow
aud ! well't have 10 90 TO school"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14
DISEASES CT TUE KIDNEYS L BLA ODER

y n mr. f~x
-7--''' - : I y IN - > : ''hA gi'''i'
Pers ous unecahaihtaI with th9 s.rnc;ur
ana tNnetiers OF !he hiqreys cannot estimate
Regular and salacisnt action Of he Kil-
heys - as important, nay even more 50, thar
move S5@ ,o X 4, n Hal fose os n ta
if permit'eFto remain, would speedily destroy
life \ total suspension Of the urinary dis.
charges viii occasion death from thirty So
10 foity-eigM hours.
hhentle urlitesis gosded IN small qnanti-s
ties 81 The time, Or when there il disposition
20 Crlnatc more frequently ;hsn natural, Or
"t'efi the. Urine rs high eo!ofed or aeaitting
"itpe Efa&hess n he sEialI of the back, II
should ne, be trifei with or aeIaygd, but Hos-
zoe sho'ld os- t"kensss+ohee TO fea'edy he
dlfltpity bcfpre; = lesion # the organs taxes
| place. Most IL Us diseases Of hs.pladsjer
orig'H*.i from thase ef' Kidneys, 1teE she-
fhtialS i.nperteeil3 secrfted IN, the FA3laeES
prove Irritating 70 the Bladder and Urinary
passages. When We recostect that nie'licine
heyeiafeacaes tAe kidneys except thr9ugt. In q
l3genera! cremation Of he HIqoj we sc Ac =
aeaesssi1''5t - - keep he Fountaini OF Life
tnIei tagsita1-au# e. a-at. -rIa-.s7 =
a'1'c AfA-+ RI. '-a+
8i oil bsie-aasq eae.5 ial asa.
u0.z5
~gH1 asF sa taa@7ss ss-sEHall -
Meets with Great Success intha Cure Of
srizns o1 a1rsl s-sa eds z# Jaa IA
DISEASES GFzTIEs NERVOUS .sTsIEA. (.
ID ss,7 s.'lro.s sasa qa4 as54 8i
+ AIp2ost nine.terths OF cur neonIa sufYsr from.
nerv6hg e.bsEst;on AMI sge fiiefefoya liable
no It's. ,7eretont evils Of mental b
oop2uYYe i@easi so.Iea;ng Of the 3TaiP j4fanfis
=. 7 h 9 fooRS'5 9'esta "0Sh o. ms sh,
Nth broken down. asrres,s systems, ara N
MO- eb, a III ' soa NJ, AZ da S r
sassS = r 4a nervous system . increase A.
'qf1 Tai La. J., ,.s71a -
vbuysBst ysps give rise, may be. stated as.ofe-
loT3' ) aaii,.s AeSTI }e2.ls u ne aes So
-sehe,.periodical Heaaaobc D Isiness. Noises
9F hiesRs u he i.sad; e9n1HsiSn q iiss5
5emrPtsy Loss # nsn9ry' , DIsdli@ . q
i assIsallfR e sFs'i2s l.fs ZION pgffss
IS, DssFius I1ssn y ia.p sr
~ 4 49, ff e-47ft- ih rss n. gtfs.5 81
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g d. r. "a = 8 T.
WILL BE- FOUND
large and complete assortment 0

large and complete assortment Of
FRESH DRUGS & MEDICINES,
PAINTS or ALI. KINDS.
WHALE OIL, COAI. ell, FLAXSEED or,
SPIRITS TURpEHTiNE, YARNiSiES;
! full assortment of i
DYE eTUEFS, and = nice assortment f
90AtEGIio A Elk J; lne>c lection f5est SIjUK
innings ; the yefy best Chemicals; SNUFF.
TOBACCO. CiGAAS; fancy articles in great
garietr: leUklNt GLASS PLATES, al! sizss:
STA IIONE! :, &e.. Ali or THB vAzY s.sr
QUALITY, and as icw figures Is can be had st any
place IL the alley NY iinetirss, hssenses, Oin'.
Gens, etc, warrant to be ofGle strength! red,r.a
by the standard pharmacopoi2
1sN~ Prescription carefully Compounded.
Io Physicians and others in want OF Drugs and
" edlei1eS IN considerable quantities We Viii sell
at small advance OF Baltimore l5r;reS
1EH3iS CASH, OR IT'S EQUIVALENT.
y oodst1ek3 81 j. Il. SGHAiTI
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AnrsfnllaraI Department.
THE CULTIVATION oR corn.

s + q :
Thenaode Of eultivating tits the nos
~lest of all the cereals is so well known to
all OK perienced farmers that anything We
may have to say tQ such may appear alto
gother a work Of supereregation.r Never
theltss there are many others to HON Q
knowledge, of the soil hestadapted to corn,
the constituents within the soil itself which
lie plant reeuires as food to bringit to
perfection, and the best method Of progid-
ing partially exhausted soil with those
elements Of fertility which are essential
to. tie proper growth Of tais crop may not
beswithout value, We, therefore take, up
the different poilsa we propose to disease
in regularogder First, them 81
As ro Son. Thu soil best adapted to-
corn Is aIight, sandy. loan. 1t cannot be.
TOO rich, either naturally or by the appli
cation Of manures. for corn. is a gross
feeder, and will flourish ] igorously whore !
wheat Eepils fail frem over stimulasion 4
Light aiiaviia. bottoms, therefore, vhep
brought under good state of cultivation,
with dry surface soil and a moderately
moist bat by 40 means wet, undersoll,
will often produce year after year, as IN
the Ohio bottom lands, enormous crops Of
corn. But such soils, are rare. and 4he
next best are rich, sandy loan. er Old
meadow land, well MANFRED oa the sod,
plouglred deeply in the fall, allowed to
remain in a rough state throughout The
winter, and again pioughfd lightly Ia tbe !
spring, following Immediately With the
harrow II the direction Of the farrows,
CONSTITUENTS OF THE ASH OF CoRE.-I
s agricultural chemists have laid it down
as. a rule that if the constituents contain
ed in the ashes Of any given plant are
known, clear knowledge is thus acquired
of-wbat the soil should contain to pro-
dace that particular plant Analy tioal
chemistry thus became an important
branch of the science Of agriculture, and
tables have been prepared showing what
substances enter-iato the composition Of
all sorts Of plants, and which must be 1
found in the sell where that plant is to
be cultivated 70 a profit. .....---
In respect to Indian corn, Professor
Johnston furnishes the following analyses
Of the stalk and grain Of Indian corn !
when reduced to an ash. 5 In ore Thousand |
pounds of'the ash of the grain, aud an
other thousand pounds of the ash Of the |
oorn stalks, be found the following cou-
st.tueats
e Corn Stalks. Grain Of Corn.
Potash - sc % bs-e4A 325
Soda 286 80. ss.
Lime - = So II
-Magnesia - SIS 1852
Oxide Of Iron g ~ 4 8 Is /
Phosphoric Acid III 449
sab hurio - = 81 20 q 4
Chlorine = - Is
Silica 270 Il
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14
DIR IAWHTN6Es8 COLUMN.
KoSEOOt as
: : THE GREAT REP BTA TIONi e


r IIdsEools KosKoo3 E
! : : 4fHE GREAT RFP BrATI0Ni q
Which Koskoo has aitaiaed III ali parts Of Che
country
Z AS AGRE6T AND GOOD MEDICINE,
And the Large Numbers Of Testimonials
IL hich are Constantly being received from Ply
sicians. ara persons who haseebeen cured hy 4
its rse,-it7i copclafslYe proof Of lis remarkable
value.
1. q ~ A BLOOD PURIFIEa, D ia7ag
aam Ge9d ybsI
IT HAS NO..EQ UAL,
sa9bise
sslis 4s. BEING eoslrlsH,r ..HsH 4ls
sgs6 vsl ,yl9rsgas sea giI $50 zd
TIRE MOST PQYEREutl YEGET4BLE AL
4 TEEATfFE YET DfSCoyEKED.
31oY9s 4aW- Eai 20 aag ga3a Ii
8 sib q basiaso79 BIS ,dsag aaa'aq
smaa saiyad It'd .aa.1 smoe 80 a.i3 p
7 -sas DISEASES OF THE BLOOD! eoia
las bauoW s5t 81 ii lsilxee 81 .taa.nI
, THE life of the flesh is in the Blood, is
maxim thai science proves To be |
ras.d t}aeipeoPle talk ofo bad blood, as tlle 4
cause Of many diseases, and many, popular
opinions this Of bad blood IS founded in truth. |
3 The symptoms f-batl Blood are usually quf \
plnln-bad DigesGcn7causes imperfect nutri- |
ton, and consequently the circulation is fee
bic, the soft tissues loose their tore and elias
ticuy, and the tongue becomes pale, broad, /
ana frequently eogered With g pasty, wlits |
coat. This condition soon shows Itself in |
Eopehnes8 of9the SKIN, tAen il eruptive and !
diseases, and When long continued, /
results in serious lesiQns Of the Brain, Li7cr, |
hangs, or urinary apparatus. Much, very
much, suffering is caused by impure blood. It /.
j. estimated 10y some that one fiji, Of the .hu- |
man family are Effected WITH seroiula in some
. When the Blood is pure, you arg. not 50 liza
bleto any disease. Many impurities Of the /
Blood srfso from impure diseases of large /
cities, Eradicate every imprrity from Tic
fouHiain O life, snd good spirits, fair skin
and yit:'l sr1cEg1h wihlrcGurn to you.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

N::W lAED ArSTs t6sf'iVE RoUTE
TO Richmond, Virginia, via Orange, 4Ie1andsis
and NanassasR aiigoaf to Alexandria, IA, thence
by steslncridovn the Potomac river. ia connec-
zion with tbe isichm9ad fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.
Passengers cav lag .IIarr5snnburg at 9.l5 a. m.
daily, 5aal!ars e@gepted, arrive az Alexan }ria
8 IS p N ]. le.vtng -sIe3a6dIia the sarse nighta a,
at 345. i}ttai nin. Ic3ve l}itbi3ond at SIS r.
III. daily Sundays excepted, ariTe at ljlexandlia
the next morning 1t a.45 leave Alexandria br
r'the Manassas i},ancll Isaia2 ut s Is a. NJ, and
arrive in rison5pre 1t 4. 80 p. rl.s.t7.ss s..
Through tickets au through Baggage checks
beaeec a exlrdsia and iafehmahalE E q
t..-v - j. b, 4 ENTRY,
slA't R:-1'a. General Ticket Agent.
SUIT Transportation. & ~ sspds0
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Train Of Corn.
Corn Stalks.
Is tie proportion Of ash contained

IS the proportion Of ash contained It
any plant represents the amount Of nor
ganlc matter that enters into It's composi-
tor, the above tables will serve to guide.
any far-hef il The application Of fertilizers
70 his corn. Throwing cut the silica,
which al lightsoils yield in abundance,
he will observe that these important con
stituents aresrequired above all otheis in
asaoitsbere corn is to lie cultivated -
These are potaSs and soda and phoSph1ts
u lane After these come !;nse and
saagneisejc, beth Of which are equally
essential with the others 70 the growth CT
tiescrop, allhoagh the proportions r5quir-
I'd ofeaoA ere fa!'-lcss.
Let US 2og examice What quantity Of
these inorganic substances are ab-5fe;oted
annually from each acre Of sollby crop
Of corn. Ne assume that clop tc have
yielded Ten Iaffels of corn to the acre
if larger the less will Of coarse he 50
much greater in proportion. th
Inorganic substances distracted fropi
the ssoIi BY an acro Of corn
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

. G. II DRxouR .sg Isiasm7st ss asaa a
Formerly of Hopgh, Idenour & Lansdon.s
iEo. ". J4agEy, ts4.. goHNsL. JORDAN. I.
OF yHtp3ifia. OF Fred 90, I'D
/ DtDBSt965 R, JANNEY l. co. "a s-lab q
I lsadaiidase evst Esa ir GENERAL.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14
K o s K 90!

Is remedy ct Wonderful Efficacy in The cure
Of diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder In
these Affections il is as near spaciio IS any
rene ~ can be. 1t does It's work Kindly, ST,
lenlly- az surely. The Relief whiel it az
fords IS both certain and perceE tible.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14
EN0T}'S WASUIEG NACdJNB.


Improved with RowylTs Double Pateat Cog.
Wheeis, and the Patlst StQp are uos uuqlte. tl,-.
abI{ far superior 70 any apparatus iur washing
ltt"thc5 ever invented, ana Wiz save lheil cost
TWICE year, br saving labor aud elasilcs.-
-Soot3erh p2uP.e who G.;Ya p$ed Them teStifv |
as fellows: &s fss $50 29 80 .tse sa6se{ 81 I
They save three focrtlIs of the labor and east,
M ial fei ti,sn4Ssifes beth IN naGuey ana coz
e lh'sti;,} i1Gs eYeH .Jagng hay ly&5p % aso,I
Zen arg tf2iF l~9iF4ed keep tLlra III .hcr
Ects2.-t ftic 0rteqaF Pic+grHe.
an "xcellene Washi5g Mach:He we nave |
tfFe4 5.ze1te Cleo saW inocfis suitefiir.. Al
good i!a1id vIihHash large ina4bcf ut 4iece.
y a ley Eopgs.',t7lta!iegh n. Go I.plscopai |
The Aaebipefis 10 IuIabqe, butsa nqcssgity 4. +.
e'1 .y 'ai4i ceIg eoWn 4A. @ kalfd.Scups.
{. we @etid nor paft Wittiit to. anythina and |
be compelled to do Without il. ii ntoH.u
(W.- Xa.,t Z ost.s u Fe Fsfs, ae ~ 8QaHF All
Ne hayeone, and speak from observations.
IL WoF&s Admirably In Qns year i a!ll pay ior
Itself Cleveland Term. i;,lle...e. ..--4 |
I We have one of lD0ty'. Clothes Washes and |
oar household are in ecstacies ovtI<it Th5y ate
gttateconemiEefs Of time and I'D ecfiel{i'
I 5. G. ertiser. ~ l sefr Suia1at
sLar. superior to ans arparatus for washing /
cethes ever lnYen ted and iht.is }eps&hle inst ~
tullgn n every family --SiAr .bor2 Gid. su4-
zette.
No one after fairly sestirs ths:r esbaofi;easas
viii be wiling to ado without them 1F a, etc
YlIe-ri IGH1..) vasefyei',
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II u 7. CHI 4 Ne

NT0fICE.-qoidhs Nafar1 f'6aey.HoisIers o.
II he So%Aera N9t4qt fire lnsarda1s Conf
rary:sx ateee-i5aaf s asseH $ lzaotl
The BQarst- o. DireqtoGs baHe declare asa 1seini-
appnai dYldeHd of three Ref~seAt. on The deposit
ofpetes Aeld by The goafapr, for the six months
eQaing Jelg Isl, 1859 The scrip will beforward@s
ed 70 tle atdressOf Policy holders as soon -assi
can be made ont j. w. SEASON, Sec'y.
By order Of The Boafd.of Directors.
Blythe ab6YeIt WIii''bs secahthat the Mutual
Policy holders OF this Company are livestock hulE
ders and as spch are entitled TO heir poftionof
the dividends err profits oftht Cenlpaalvs
July 10 iss..es9aaA RtcnS0ND, stetyR, 1869
"a JILL hayein ME forlso airg. aNoway oats
W at reduced prices, persons. wishing 20 sog
his celebrated oats, viii please call and give
rider a oRcc.-Feb-3 " DINNER.
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q COMMISSION MERCHANTS. sss.

For the sale Of esq
GRAIN, FLOUR, SEEDS, PORE, BACON,
.ard. Cotton, Rice, Tobacco. Leather, Wool,
Feathers, RQsin, Tau, .Turpeptine, Ginseed, But.
ter, Eggs, &c, &c.
No. At South Howard Street,
u ls-s sosa - ssTsB BALTIMORE. ND.
/ So yi.rgeai So ---=- afse.a sls
Orders for all Kinds ofsNerclandise, Salt, Fish.
faster Gnano. and the yarious Fertilizers and
farming implements, proippt filed @t
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Department Of Arts.

This embraces Ne subjects Of Latin, Grse1s,
English. Jforal Philosophy Mathematics. with
two others to be elected, one trum the Literary
and one from the Scientific Schools: Tho Da-
gree OF Baclitior Of Arts il conferred on the
Student who Successfully completes this course
2 Department Of Science. ..t,
This embraces Mathematics, applied stat!e-
MATES, Natural Philosophy, Clea:Stfy.. Frenclj,
Hlth ole other 10 be elected from the Litcrary
schools. 10 this course IS attached the Degree
Of Bache lor Of Science. e "H'-"
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Z. ACADEMIC CCU3SF.

4. TI4e College is di5ided into distinct Schools.
each tuily oeanizel ard complete in itself, ~
10 afford he best iacidiies.tor rendering the
instruction IN the several branches OF education
Extensive and thorough. The stGdett selects his
pwn course OF stady, gH9ar the direction q t his
parent OF Of The Eacuitv; tlt that no motive
may be wanting to coap'etc aud systematic.
course Of education, the separate Schools are 81
arranged that they may Is combined Into th4
fdllohing Departments;
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s. Department Of phi;osnrt Z,

This embraces English, Modern Langu3&ss,
Moral philosophy. History and English i.ite1
ture, with two Qthers e pc elected, one feom
The literary and one from The Scientilic Schools.
10 this esalse7is attached tAe Degree Of Bacll-
rs ~, = :, hi3'SE2{.g - a. e. a. E4fs0m. SD
he bc@fec q Master or Arts is conferred \
Sta>Ecnts whb lave3cenrleted tic, course 81 stjFtiv
IL nine of the Schools, and have taken dis tirl-
q Inns in seven Of these.
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al lever a;os than the same can be had NORTH
OF the Potomac,
Nalasc secured the services Of AFr. CHAS.
MANkiE as Superintendent OF tbs Aianufac-
turing Department 4shoso welt-knowT repg;ta-
ten a$ 1aecb4nie warrants rs in saying tbat
our,v0rk will colnpare siih any in The country.
All Kinds Of n r. ,,>>t3 ana -SCK0LL-SAW.
ING done vita dispatch. Ne have also con-
nected with the Factory large SAN-1itLjs.
EL00HINH-MIIL aDI SURfACINC hill
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TE. the undersigned, would return our
w thanks to cd friends for the vef5 Iib-s
esai patronage exlspded t1 ssin The past. aud
wonld assure lein that IN tilc future eyess effort
that fidelity sfia ifonptneas ear dictate, thail De
made sal9oEsete fie interestsef al who nav coll-
siga q us hr. Langden7s long expel iealces
as practical miller, gives rs superior Yaatages
the sale Of Flour and Grain
iItU GH 4. LANGD0N.
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