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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

lNoMMIssIoNER'S OFFICE,
Woodstock, Feb ls, 1873
r. VIM; Tisinger, Cunpl't. VS.. Geo. Sheetz an
Geo. W Magruder, Trustee, D efts.
>, To Comppts and Derts, the Judgment and
trust Creditors of said Geo. Sheet and all
others concerned.
Take notice that have fixed upon the 18th
aay OF Ma 'ch, 1873, at my Office at Wood stock,
10 take the accounts equired BY decree in said
cause, viz: LIST, an account of the debts in The
deed OF trust in the bill and proceedings men
tione ed, showing which have been paid and
which are still due. I'd. Ascertain and report
.ne real estate embraced in said deed witch
Phed, Sd. That he also report what is due
Comprt. 4th. Any other matter deemed per-
tlnent or that eitner party may REQUIRE. AT
winch time and place you are required to at
in Chancery of said Court, the day and Tcar
first aforesaid.
SEQ WV. P. v. AAGsgDRR.
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A 4'TENTION
IN HOUSE BUILDERS.
r Applications for building a

IN HOUSE BUILDERS,
Applications for building
BRICK GRADED SCHOOL HOUSE.
in Strasburg, will be received up to the 18th
day of April, 1878. The Brick for tie bu1ld
ing, will be furnished, BY the building com
mlttee, on til e Lot. A IL the rest of the material
for the House, including
DESKS AND BENCHES.
must be furnished by the. undertakers. And
all mast be of the best quality and tie work
must be done in excellent style and in a sub
stantial msEner.
DIMENSIONS OF HOUSE,:
7oxS5, Hight "a feet. First Story to be divided
into three r-
LARGE ROOMS, THREE SHALL
wardrobe rooms and hall. Cellar under one
OF the large rooms. Second Story to be divid
ed into one large and
ONE SMALL ROOM-A GOOD SIZED
BELFRY ON TOP.
To have twenty eight large windows and
twelve doors, one flight of steps, with casing
and railing. The house to be plastered paint
ed, furnished with desks, benches, black boards
and to be built with three nues.
Address Academy building Committee
sirasburg Virginia.
10 be completed Is Sept. 1873
mar 6-3t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

The bill introduced By Mr.. Riddle
barger to authorize the formation Of
Land Associations, has become a law.
IT authorizes any number Of persons,
not less than nine, TO become an in
oerporated company for the purpose of
accommodating fund. for the purchase
and sale ofreal estate, the 'sclear yearly
yalse Of which shall not exceed $1o,-
A0Osp go
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

REGULATIoNs FOR THE COLLECTION
OF INTEREST ON THE STATE DEBr,-The
Second Auditor has issued the follow
ing circular in reference to the payment
Of interest on the public debt.
SECOND AUD1roK's OFricE.
RICHMOND, Va, March 18th, 1873.
deem it proper to publish copy Of
act of Assembly, approved March 10,
1878, for paying interest on the public
debt. In conformity with this act, the
payment of the interest for 1st January,
1873, will be commenced on LIST April
next.
Where parties do not appear in per-
son, orders for interest due on register
ed bonds, issued under the funding act
Of March 80, 1871, will be sufficient.
Where the stock has not been fund
ed the certificates must be presented,
upon which two per cent on two thirds
Of the face OF such certificates. will be
paid, and the payment stamped upon
them. -l
Coupons will be surrendered and GER
tificates given for the one per cent un-
paid, and like certificates will be issued
in the case Of registered bonds.
Parties may fluid stock as heretofore;
under the act Of March 3Oth, 1871, ex-
cept that coupon bonds, with the cou
pons attached, receivable for taxes, &c,
cannot now be issued. Registered
bonds issued under that act, and prior
to 18th March, 1872, may be. changed
into coupon bonds at the option of the
holders, with coupons attached, receiYa-
Bile for taxes, &c.
Is The board, to whom the authority is
given by the foregoing act todetermine
what amount may be paid upon the UNI
paid interest due lst January and LIST
july, 1872, do not feel justified at pres
ent III paying saore than the amount
due 1st January, 1873, locking to the
payment Of July, 1873. But the board
will, as soon as practicable, give notice
Of the ability Of the State to pay bal,
ance due on January, 1872; and they
hope at a later period that of, July, is.
~. 7t
All orders for interest, powers of
attorney, and orders for transferring
and funding stock, must be sent to par
ties outside Of this Office, as my official
duties forbid attention to those mat
tors. ASA ROGERS,
Second Auditor.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

" IRGINIA, TO WIT: s5.5
In the Clerks Office If the County Court of
Shenandoah. March 25th 1878 ; ue
Geo. W. Painter Comnlt
against ...!5 r--.. ,
Levi Cotfelt thers................,Deft's
..... In Chancets.
The object of this suit is to subject the ra,l
estate conveyed by Geo w. CcffeIt 10 Levi
kinker and to Levi Cotfclt, to sale, to satisfy
judgment for SIG % with interest at the rate
o SIX per centum per annum from Jany. I5t1
1896 tlll paid and Se.76 costs, obtained BY Geo.
W. Painter against Geo. w. Coffelt at the Nov.
Term 1856 of shenandoah County Court
1t appearing by sa tisfactory evidence that the
defendants Jon, W. Cotfet and Abraham Mover
are not an inhabitants of his State 1t is order
ed That the said defendants do appear here
within one month alter due publication hereof.
and do what is necessary to protect tn. ir in
terest; that copy of tbs order be published in
some newspaper printed in Woodstock, once
week for four successive weeks, and a conr
posted at the front door of the Court House Of
SAID comfy on the first day OF tie County
GEO. W. MILEY, csc
"A Copy-Teste,
GEO. w. MILEY, c. S. C. C.
w ms. d BIO. p. q. mar. 27-4w.
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Thursday M,ralng, March ~, 1879.
TnE ,oint committee on the Usar

TnE Joint committee on the Usary
Bill have agreed to report to both
houses bfll, which, if it passes will
make six per cent where there is no
contract, and as high as eight per cent
by contract, the legal interest. In the
event a higher rate is charged the
whole interest is to be forfeited. This
law will be an Improvement upon the
present law in some respects but is not,
in our opinion, such law as the in
tercsts Of the people require. .al &
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NOTICE No.. 2.

AS not many per sons have paid attention to
my former notice, of dissolution of the firm of
P. J. FRAVEL, & CO.,
ard the request made therein, tie call and set
tie their accounts, am obliged to repeat it
Baltimore Immediately after
,ss.s APRIL COURT,
and shall expect all parties indebted to me to
make payment either by negotiable note or
Cash previous to that time.
u. IT. FRA VEL.
March 9th n
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

SAN FRANcIsco, March 2l.-No
communication has been had with the
Modocs since March 18th. General
Gillem was to day to proceed with his
force to the Bluffs which overlook
Captain Jacks camp, to reconnoitrc.
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GoNGS FOR TIE PIANO,

Mailed post paid on Receipt of Price.
Darling, am Lonely Now. soug and Chorus,
Sweetest. Song and Chorus, Danks an
Matte May. Song and Chorus, Banks. SO
Lost and Saved. Ballad, Donniker. 30
Farewell, Darling, till we Meet Rosewig. 30
Think ofme, Darling Song and Che Miers 80
Asking Blessing from Mother. Song and
Chorus, S+svot ~
RecoIIscti0ns ofchildhood, Baritone Song
Thou art 40 longer Mine. Ballad banks 30
aesF me say my Little Prayer. Song and
Gurus Ct Pratt 30
and Chorus, ,SteyaTi an
Ethel Dreeme. Song and Chorus. PersIey 81
Quit dat ricklin Me Song and Dance HAYS IS
G You'll always find me True. Song ard
Snnorns' Hays. IS
Chorus, H,vs 5o
*Meet me Maggie. Song and eho. Hays. 40
SSLay me where my Mothers Sleeping.
rons ana Chorus, Stewart. 40
Father ofAll. Sacred Song Panseron. so
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
~ WoopsToox FEB. IS, 1879.
Rebecca Kern and others, Complts.
against
David Crabill, Delft.
To Complts and Defts thu creditors of David
Crabill deed and all 9th ers concerned.
Take notice that | lave ixe upon the 18Th
day of March 1878 at my office in Woodstock
to take the accounts required by decree in said
cause viz. l To take an account of all liens
upon the cal estate of which said David Cra-
bill died seized and possessed with their priorities
I'd all other debts of said estate Sd make
settlement tie executoriaI account together
with any necessary disbursement and distribu-
ton accounts. 4th any special matter the
comr. or either party my require. AT which
time and place you are required to attend.
Given under my hand as comr. in chancery
OF said court the day and year first aforesaid.
feb. 20-4w. Pm. MAGRUDEk.
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vited to my stock of -.....
LADIES', MISSES. CHILDREN'S,
GENTS, BOYS AND
YOUTHS WEAR,
comprising all varieties and styles, from the
heavy Brogan to the most delicate Slipper,
made to order and of the best material.
. COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find it 10
their advantage to examine my stock, from
which equally good selections can be made at
prices that willcompare faverably with those
of the Northern cities. e-
In the RETAIL DEPARTMENT have all
the latest styles of LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S
and CHlLDRtN'S BOOTS, SHOES, GAIT
Frs and Sill PPERS furnished in the most ell
egantmanner, aud warranted durable -i's'e
Satisfaction in all cases guaranteed.
mar. 27-3lno. ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

FHREES & PLANTS,
i FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
A complete assortment of Standard and
Dwarf App les, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Siber-
ian IA Grabs, Apricots, and Nectarines Grapes,
'Cnrrants, Gooseberries Raspberrics, Black
berries, asparagus, khubarb, Nuts, Shade and
Ornamental Trees, Hardy Towering and Climb
ing Shrubs, Hedge Plant, &c. Enclose stamp
for Catalogue and Price List.
EDW' ID j. EVANS d CO.,
Nurserymen and Seedsmen,s York Pa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

TENTRAL HOTEL,
" MRs. s. H0LTZMAN, PnoPRIErREss.
NEW MARKET, VA.
Having fully rcfitted and repaired this WELL
known Hotel. it is now open for the reception
Of guests and boarders. New Market is surron-
ded by number ofexceilent mineral springs,
among which are sulphur, Chaly beate, Free
the most beautiful and picturesque scenery
Person in the cities desiring few weeks of
country air, with quiet comfort, at reasonable
rates, WILDE accommodate ted.
The Table will be an especial care the Bar
supplied with choice liquors, and the Stables
provided with best provender.
SARAH HOFFMAN.
feb. eff.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

General Hawley, of Connecticut,
adds his name to the list Of Congress
men who refuse to take the increase of
back pay
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.

autumn Leaves Second Pensee Melodique,
,.,... G. T. Frey IS
neiiSaflo: fantasie, kinkel. 35
+Rnstic Beauty March, Kipkel, IS
SUNBEAM March, Skaats. IS
*Johnnie's March, Kinkel' az
Perues SchoH lsche, Kinkel...35
Jilnmie Schottische, Knkel 35
*Hattie's u altz, KinkeI. as
sweet sixteen, Kink.. So
Hnvenlng Zephyrs Waltz, Pacher. IS
Bird of Beauty W altz, Young. 20
Switch of GaIop, Young. 20
hltue foika, Klnkel. 35
my my OF sunshine Polka, Pacber. IS
Gllstenlng Stars Polka de Salon, Fenle. SIS
Euale Roika, Kinke. 35
marry polka, kinkel. 80
0hile Oh beauty Polka, Young. 30
Pieces marked thus shave picture titles.
any piece mailed, postpaid, ON receipt
of marked price.
Addres, j. T.. PETERS,
leo. 2|-6t. 500 Broadway, New York.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

LEGAL DVERTTSE3IENTS

VIE C0PARTNERSHlP heretofore exist
4 ing under the firm name of WlTUEE
q SLA MAkER is this day dissolved by mu
tuai consent. Either member of the firm j.
au,horlZed to sign the firm name in sc ttlemsnt
All parties indebted are requested to make
prompt payment, as it is Important to clio ses
me business at once. Thanking our friends j.
ana the public generally for the very liberia
patronage extended to us in the past, we most
respectfully ask continuance of the same to
eur successors.
WILMER & SLAYMAKER.
NJ OF lCE-Having purc chased the entire
1 Y stock of goods OF Wilmer Saymaker,
we snail continue blu siness at the old stand.
feb. 27-tf.
Neso Ho,sse-BeSt an the Vollou.
Hart HOTEL, v,,c,,rsn.,
ONE SQUARE FROM DEPOT.
Out fit New from Basement to
Carrot.
OMNIBUS TO HOTEL.
s NO CHARGE.
Good Brich Stable Attache
March eff
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27
ENSTRAY STEER.

Taken up BY the subscriber on his farm, miles
North 81 srasburg, one estrsy steer pale red white
on back and belly, and white from the hind knees
down to hoof, the right marked with under keel
and slit. The subscriber will prove property, paw
as the law directs.
mar. 13-3t. DANIEL STICKIRY
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

4 ASSVLO HUN OF
~ co PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Bradford Il Cootes has been dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. Coots selling
his interest in the Orkney Spring property
TOD. W. r. Moore and Jos. Perry, OF Mt.
Jackson. The firm will hereafter be
Bradford Moore and Perry.
mar. l3-4t.
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. ARDEN SEEDS.

GARDEN SEEDS ~
" -
have just received a large assortment of
Vlck's Garden seeds, Early Rose Potatoes, l
am also prepared to sell you Harrow Teeth.
much cheaper THAI you can have them made.
Il j. ". BANNER,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

GtIGARS AT WHOLESALE
The Subscriber announces to The trade that
he has opened
CIGAR MANDATORY,
in Woodstock, and is now prepared to furnish
CIGARS AT WHOLESALE
at The lowest
N A R K e 7 PRIC ES.
DEALERS IN TOBACCO
will find 1t to their interest to call upon me
before purchasing their cigars.
uly ll--tf. r. BROWN.
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WASHlNGTON MARKETS.
q gar y p REroRTED By 81 vi
CUMPsTON s. DAVIDSON.
Produce & Co7asasiss ion Merchants
March 22 1873. "s Esd

Flour dull and Inactive s''- ~
Ponitry in brisk demand ard suIrly l'mited.
Irimo butter in dcnisnd at prices cuoted
Eggs active at prices given. -.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

REGULATIONS FOR THE COLLECTION
OF INTEREST ON THE STATE DEBT,
Second Auditor has issued the follow
ing circular in reference to the payment
Of interest on the public debt:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

~ ., FORMERLY HOovER'S.
MAIN STREET, WINCHESTER, VI
II. L. BAXTER, Pronrietor
IF Faeitissfcr stahling UNSURPASSED.
- accommodation good. Charges moderate
~ Inc travelling public invited to give this
March ct
, 1873-06-09
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.


mon BALH-FURNIrUnE AND CDNTENTH Or a
rBt-oaBs hotel For further Information apply 10 d.
E. WARREN, Yankten. D. r.
7)EN8ONS DESIRING FURNITURE UPIIOI.HrEN
l. cd vasnsed CARROTS AltoFod. nted, or aitl turn
u1o sps en oan hsys sha work dono at tn0lr own
Y1TAN'rID FOR OAslI IOuBEiiQLD AND
u office Hrnt9rg ssrRss .nd goa4,Vsl V h1oHsohnd
uphulaorln0 and topaltas promptly dono by rt-oass
HOrkItIDn.
, 1873-06-09

together with copy Of Of tho pame aso narssn-
el by yon to 10 Prea!den waa received yeasort1ay.
No nel!igenes other than that eontAinoi u thoso lot
nscribetl IN them, and tho letterh lemsolvca CONVOY
10 hch information in foarnot to raeo Or porsona
~ necentnry 10 eaf0 tho hutl.oritas OF ta Bnto, Iii
tho absence Of other Intelligence erpoao with any
certainty OF effect. Whcnoyor Il shall bo mado 10 a1-
pear, either by cycnco .ra,Hm!ttc by yo other
w1ao that unlawful combinations being formed by
my poraona or at pisce tn OHIO for tho nvanion Of
people, Il will undoubtedly become tho duty OF tho
Executive to use whatever power >lo mny roseesa 70
bronx UP such combinations and defeat their unlawful
purposes; and TINT duty, It mood not DO doubted, will
DO promptly performed. .......,.
1obeetvo with regret an ins'mnton IN your letter
that noccaslty may compel tho authorioH OF Virginia
to pursue ivadors Of hor uradcsion Into tho torrio
~ Of ndolnlnE aiates Ia 70 o hoped that no S!r.
necessity. LAWS Of tho Unified staes we'll aa tho
laws Of Ohio iudicate tho mode In which pctnons
charged with crime in another statc and escaping into
tlia may 10 demanded and must 10 surrendered; md
tho people Of this State will require from hcr nuhor-
tics Tho punctual fulhment OF every obligation to tho
the othor 1nembora Of tho Union. Thoy cannot COLI
aent howevor 10 tho Invasion OF cr territory ly arnl
cd lolics from other 8taca for tho purnoso Of
p,,rnung enl nrrcsling fugltyes from Justice have
tho honor to 10, very respectfully yours, u. CnABr.
Ills Exccllonoy Horny A. Wise, otc., cto., eto.
, 1873-06-09

from tho Actt ! 8Tk 1F1pHNe.
Tho following letter Of Mr.. Groeloy, mover DO
fore printed, shows hcw curly ho took tho po-
sition of advocating the lnrgoHt clemoncy, to-
ward those who lad talsen part in tho Rebellion.
The dato is eignifcant-thia letter was writt,n
whi'o Abrnlsam Lincoln was moving houae to
Illinois in his last triumph, and Antrow john
son waB clamoring for tho blood Of traitors
N,:w YoNK, April 81, 1865.
NJ FnreNn: have your letter. We NUT lnst down
the Rebellion: must mnho al end Ut Slavery; for
tho good of tho wl,olo human requires both Of
tpse: but do not lo sce1n to o in wrath wllnt IL
dictated by ovo. Wo may lnye to k.'l moro of tho
southcrn snvagcs, including their chiefs; but let M
not drink thoir blood md imblbo thertirom their
spirit. 6ay in h!l trit, th.t would gladly lot tom
all 60 unpuslod tby war> tomorrow, If they would
but Slavery so thS Hee'oPf so1s h haek
that II wore batter, al!oull probably he willing "
now think they hayo taken tAcr pay in rebellion, and
must 10 gatiahol with thut.
o my frienlsl remember "Tnthor, forgive thcn1.'
We might be ~ tley had wo leen nsrscd on tbs
ttKesa milk Of s'ayory Now Let Iii 10 pntiEfcd will,
tlle lnoytahlo woes Of this terrible war. Nour,
MA Il. II. Whipplu. HORACE QEEELET1
, 1873-06-09

Although Mr.. Chase gayo the office Of Gov
ernor Of Ohio dignity and influence 1t novor
poaBeasad until ho aasumod its duties, ho hold
It during q poriod Of comparative quiet. An In
age during tho hoatod timea OF tho John Brown
rid Is thorforo tho moro interesting from tho
rollof in which 1t htanda. Before Brown Ind
boon executed, GOV. Wisc. Of Virginia, foaring,
or pretending to fear, an invasion ot armed mon
wrote dov. Ohase Informing him OF tho expected
movement, and warning hlm that "ncoesHlty
may compel ua to purauo Invaders OF our jlrlK-
diotlon into yourH.'' The reply OF Gov. Chaao III
characteristic for its calmnosa anu roaolutlon,
and lB aa follows:
CoLuMpug, Dec l, 1882
ssn; Your letter Of the 2otA ut.. poatmaskea 18th,
, 1873-06-09
MEDICAL, ,

MEDICAL,
INFORMATION WANTEU-OE ALL THE BLIND.
AM, such having dlssa!es Call IT. ho ly1 lnhrMs-
n of Dr. d. i. MIC}AN tsto Of Ban EEano(aco. uA),
No, 97d Etato.st.. Ohioagos
, 1873-06-09
ANIMAL PuTREFACTtON.
A T2or1y to FIR. Slobol.


book, that the bfidgeport e'fluVia arc not only
not dangerous but, on tho contrary, vory cou-
duotve to our loe1th and woll.boing, rs tho
robust acovoncora oto. nnn1v tost.fy. XII thooo
VINO are not ohominte IN osa BLOCK must havo
boon astonishod Mt tho fallaclos hold by oil tho
projudiced scientists Of tho day, and so thorough
ly rofuted by tho chemist aforesaid.
slnps .a"n' n.ss nos su,e0u ~, ~ 'Io n...
tories OF tho capryllc, capron'c, and bntsrto
doring-houacs, according to Mr.. slobol,-I would
like to b. snnsnsa ossss 1s upon pona M which
shas af'ioles leaves ae elear as mou'oy mr.
It, as is Atatedby TINT ol'omias, tho producta Of
rendering aro yolatilo oils condonsable in coolers,
~, 49, ,..Jo-i,,,. t,as.,a. ,..a I>,~ s.,s. ~
III tno renaerng-houses use ny oroor of tne
Board OF Aoalth7 Theae condensers having
been tried now for several years without snecoas
tho presumption Ia. thnt aono of those yolatilo
,,a e,,., a.n,,,o,, - t,,.i. ,a..,l,ao,,.,. ,,,d
sA', AoA1 sN., " snoti A.tA1o'.uoe" NV
nnoconco, 90 iol1n lfeo from LUG eonuonsotn 70
mnglo, uncondonscd' with tho dangerous car
oal action upon our nogcs coual to any
- .vaot t-s,o..1,nr oo,vor ~ ,,orr,,ron rhn
1es"..s- a"n,eb .aao ] no"ot s...,,e. p t,,n ,, ~.
anoatton hero occurs, whether tho uao OF
search" Is legitimate. Surely, without q good
doo1 ~ im,r,nation tho comnnriaon could
YOU VI ,"ablnAe.'n .uo so'npA1.aon opM.o m,.
not oo mado, except to SLOW tho contrast. Ihe
claBa-books on ohomistry state tho elementary
commitments OF o1oromonts as tho same in kind
rs those Of food, Tho relation Of tho two ID tho
80 th,t ~ tho ndor ~ syoot.ano,,,n,, INV.
ers md the bridgeport perfume. Carbon aud
nitrogen, SO Indispensable In our food, because
they constitute largo portion OF our
BODY, aro the clements 95 prusslo 1old, tho moss
difference botwoon wheat Hour and prussc acd,
except tue atoms Of Nnter Wmeh a. are proscns IN
tho one aud not m the others chemistry soome
to contain 8ofno intr1cacsos unknown IN ot's
Block.
Another mystory Is tue assertion TINT the
volatile oi!s ammonia, md other products are
al 1q a4o
ol1r atmosphere. when tho chemical catochlsm
n tho First Neador teaohes that oil gaaos possoea
tho property OF intermlngling and diluting each
other, 80 that tho heavy carboiiic ncid will riso
| to tho highest mountain-penh, and hlgher, and
, 1873-06-09

bopo t1,ey may drop mo ! iilno to eay whethor
have gtvon nm Impartial statomont or not, and
to point out any errors ,nny have msde.
'E1-Dvt. ytig. Gen. q. 8. Vols.
, 1873-06-09

MUSICAL.
DlANOB 70 RENT AND FOR BALEi LOWEST
i prlcea and bost orns l,c auro and call before yuu
buy ur font, N. GOOI4D SON, l3 Cottage GtoEs.Av.
fnuls NICHOLSON ORGAN FACTORY, u EAST IN,
daua.s {s tho cheapest p'aco In ChioaHo to buy
hlanlasa Pa,iur (lt9an. Ptlcos &h0ta 4l, a&1.