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Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18
THE GL6BE.
The Omcihl Paper OF ConE:reSs:

+ PUBLISH now my annual prospectus for the DAILY
lGLOBE, and the CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND AP-
PENDX to remind subscribers residing in the distant
States and Territories that Congress will meet the
first Monday of next December, and that day shall
commence the publication Of the papers above named
They have been published for long time that their
character known. generally throughout the United
States and therefore it is needless to give minute
account of what they will contain.
THE DAILY GLOBE wiscontain the news of the day,
together with such editorial articles may be, from
and the debates in both branches of Congress- they
come from the hands of the reporters.
THE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND APPENDIX, will
contain al the debates in Congress, revised by the
speakers the laws passed during the Session. and
pbus rdexes-all printed in royal quarto book FORM
each number containing sixteen pages. The com1rg
Session will be what is termed "ldSg one. and will
make probably between 5000 and 5000 pages which ia
the least and the largest number Of pages the debates
have made during long Session for many years. These
papers go free by mail
For copy of the Daily Globe. one year 90
's during the Session.. co
.s ss g for six months. 90
For one copy of this Congressional Globe and ap-
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For two copies of the same when ordered at the
rame time land at the same rate fora - 40
Postage stamps will be received in payment for sub
scrptions paper viii not be sent unless the money
accompanies the order for it,
The Daily Globe will be sent during the Session to
those Editors who publish this Prospectus three times
before the first Monday Of next December and send to
. copy OF their paper marked With pen to direct
my attention to the pabl,0tio JNO. c. RIVEs.
Wsshing:oa City,
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18
SCIENTI F I AMERICAN.
PROSPECTUS.
Volume Fourteen Begins Sep
tember IL, 1858.
Mechanics, Inrentoys, Manufacturer :,
aWd Farmers.

THr SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now reached its Four
teenth year, and will enter upon New Volume the
lith Of September 1t il the only weekly publication
OF the kind now issued in ths country, and it has
very extensive circulation in all the States OF the Union
IL is not as might suppose FROM title dry
abstruse work GA technical science the contrary
it deals with the great events going the scien-
ti6c mechanca and industrial ~Vrids to please and
instruct every If the MecAa ArtiZan wishes
to know the best machine in use, how to MAKE any
substance employed in his business-if the Housewife
wishes to get recipe for making s,ed color &c-if
the Inventor wishes to know what is going on in the
way Of improyements-if tue Manufacturer wishes to
keep posted with the times and to employ the best f.
ctes in his business-fth Man of Leisure and Study
wishes TO keep himself familiar with the progress made
in the chemical laboratory, IN the construction of
telegraphs steamships railroads. reapers mowers and
Thousand other machines and appliances, both OF
peace and wara these desiderdd be found in the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, and not etseachere They are here
presented in reliable and interesting form adapted to
tie comprehension of minds unlearned In the higher
branches OF science and art.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18

TURNER'S
GE nm q &M. WI Eh q
FOREST WINE BITTERS.
TURNER'S Forest Wine Bitters ste cure
i tor Fever and Ague, Flatulency, Dyspepsia Cost
veness Heaviness General Debility. Nausea Head
ache 1rre2uarty of the Digestive Organs, Nervous
Prostraton Neuralgia Rheumatic Affections and most
of the ills that flesh heir TO- They will be found by
al only CURATIVE. but also the best PREVENTIVE
ever introduced in California.
These bitters, Manufactured from the en- oices
medical roots barks and herbs by Turner Bret hers
warranted to be the best in Oh the Pacii
Coast and be taken with perfect safety by
of all ages and conditions.
TURNER BROTHERS, manufacturers of every de-
crption of Syrups Cordlas Bitters &c. at New York
ufralo, \. Y, and San Francisco
Turner's Ginger Wine.
CAUTION TO THE PUBIIC.-The reputation award
ed to Turner's Ginger Wine, and the unequa'ed popu
larity ii mas received, has been the of putns
into market many spurious articles.
Beware of these Base CouDterfeifs
We caution all consumers of GINGER WINE to ex.
anime the label none is genuine such as have
portraits in ciIc;e, steel plate, surrounded
BY the inscription" I-arncr's GInger Wine,
prepared by Turner Brothers, New York Buffalo, n y,
and san Francisco California -
Mandatory and alesroon N San francisco. corner
of Eroadwaw and Front st. je 16-3rl.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18

This certificate sent US BY our agents H Pktter.
son. N. T. which is also certified to BY several Of the
neghbors Of NJ. Basn.
Messrs e. y. q u. SANDS: Gentlemen,-H gives
pleasure to send you the following statement In
regard to my son. He took severe cold and aftel
eight weeks Of suffering the disease settled IN
his left leg and foot which swelled to the utmost
The swelling lanced by his physician, and dis
charged profusey; after that no less than eleven
ulcers formed on the leg and foot st one time. We
tad hve different physicians but none relieved him
much and the last winter found him so emacfated
and low that he unable to leave his bed, suffering
the most excruciating pain. During this time the
bone had become 50 much affected that piece after
piece out of which he has more than twenty
Ave preserved in bottle varying from onehaf to
and half inches in length We had given up all
hopes OF his recovery but at this time We were In
duced to try your 6arsaparila and with its his
health and appetite began Immediately to improve,
and rapid was the change that less than q dozen
bottles effected perfect cure.
With gratitude remain truly yours,
DARIUS BALLARD.
Prepared and sold by A. b. &, ID. SANDS,
Wholesale D4uggistA loo FHltsa-street, corner Of
William, New York. =
For saie BY DEWITT. KTrfhE b Co, n JOHN
son & Co, and REDINGTON Co., Gar francisco;
RICE b COFFIN. Mrysville + n. AuDONALp
l. ~, esssunssso: ssd ~ rTtuiss generally.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18

GAso-Psompted BY an honest desire of INV heart.
wish 10 lay before The public case which deserva.
comnendation not only IS act Of scientific skiI, h,
that ot humanity also. About two ears ago suds.
~ anq from causes unknown TO me- was seizea With a
ht OF epilepsy. which owing my innbilay 10 Ynee,
the expenses consequent upon thourough treatment
and the encouragement which met with on at,su,,t
ing ~ soon became such tas was then led to believe
as to defy the skill of any physician was Ieouent,,
while in pursuit OF my calling thrown down 10 m.
ground without the slightest warning and although
insensioie to the agonies yet despsed the iserie, ~
my lie and 5000 learned to look upon tbose r.
would render assistance shelter me from danger -,
enemies, who sought to prolong the existence Of nv
mseries. " my
l. While IN tins state. snd having previous to uv At
uction tasted the sweets of life once mora wa ind,
ceo TO attempt seeking aid of physician and bv "a
eommendation, called upon DR.. L. J. Czapkey told
him OF my circumstances and of my inaSili;y 20 re
ware MN OF ms of which, however
be at once undertook my case and with the blessing
ot God was once more restored to perfect health
Unable 10 reward him for the boon which enioy at
present and yet conscious of my indebtedness consi4
er II due to myself and all afflicted TO make the ca..
public in order that those in need of medical service
psced. MEYER Y1pIoysxy ' ~
State OF California County Of sah francisco as SWORN
and subscribed to beare me this 1st day of Aueu.t
p io'o' GILBERT A. GRANT
Notary publi
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18

Jewellers, Sta.iohers, Dealers in Gold Pens
and the Trade generally respectfully United r,
our California Gold Pens.
Every Pen stamped &c. f. Higgins. San rarcisco,
nm and finished in the most pertect manner fbv m
self, with an experience of over Twelve Years.
They will prove superior to any other Pen not onl,
the quality of Stock and Finish but for Durability al
the time costing nc than is paid for an in
feror imported article
Those residing where e cd Pen is not to be had
can have any size by number) sent by Mail Express
remitting the amount stated in List Of Prices,
with privilege of exchange. if not suiting.
Orders enclosing money sent by Mail should be reg
stored, and the Pens will be returned same way.
GOLD PENS REPOINTED. By sending One Dollar fo
size, and One doal and Half for large size
in cash Postage Stamps, the Pens will be returned
good rs new.
LIBERAL discount TO the trade.
As- EVERY PEN Is WARRANTED -Ea
may %. 1859
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18
Su,ft'fni.ygr+.,,r.

~ local weakness nervcusieblity, low spirits la
~ situde weakness Of the limbs and back indispo-i-
ton ana bility FOR ls6br and study duness al,
prehenson loss Of remory aversion TO society love ~
solitude tmidity, elfdiStrust dizziness headache,
involuntary discharges pains in the side afectons OF
the eyes, pmplss en- the fsre, sexual and otherip.
armites in man cured without fail by the u,,iy
celebrated physician and surgeon, L. j. Craplav His
method Of curing diseases new (unkno-n 10
others Jana hence the great Allconsultatons
(by letter otherwt sci Free, Address L. J. C.,nh.
N. ID. San Francisco. California.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18
IT Is COMPOSED or
PURELY VEGETABLE EXTRACTS,
And contains no mineral poison to injufs the
CONSTITUTION.

The approval Of this preparation BY Physicians and
Men Of Science, and the great success which has
marked its use furnishes proof sufficient to convince
every candid and discerning mind Of its great supe
riority and value 1t is administered In general
practice "A a sure and
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18

on tHf siigiitest alarm or Excitement. tne 49,
M eVii toreoodngs. the self distrust and want
hdence IN others, the lncapability to study and
OF resolution the frightful, exciting and AZ tins.
peasufaoe dreams AZ night followed bv inyoluntsrv
discharges, have all disappeared and in fact. ia t.,
ohths aiter having consulted the Doctor felt asit
inspired by life-thatlife which but shor, 80
ago. contemplated to end BY my own hand
m with view 10 guard the unfortunate from, f,li;-
ih'o the snafes OF incompetent uaeks Ideem !; nv du
y 10 oher thi- testimony 20 the merit aud skill of I
CAapkag recommend him to all who NAV stand ;o
need ,Gfme edcal advice. being assured by INV own -.
Perience that onceunder his care radica nd nen.
nent cure will be effected. p = s,,i uhp.N
State OF California. couSty of San Franciseo-sub.
scrioedsnd swornto before pe this 7th day OF April
D. lseo (aigned,) JoHN MIDDlErvS a
tiSi Notary Public !
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18
UN1FoRM REMEDY

IN cases Of scrofua Leprosy, Tumo, Swelling Of the
Joints, Rheumatism, Erysipelas, Kings Evil, and
every complaint symptomatic Of Impure Blood; and
all the diseases Of the Muscles and Tissues togethet
with general debility Of the system, yield to this UNI
failing Purifier Of the Blood-for the blood Is the chan
mel through which disease finds its way to tie viooS
ORGANS Of the body.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18
Krah tbe fnllumiug.

This certificate was sent US BY our agents e PEter.
con, N. T. which is also certified to BY several Of the
neghbors Of Mr. Bas~.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18
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AsAl1E o BODY .yANp M!Ng.Is

DR.. Il. y. CEaPlx
Private Medical and Surgical Institute
sacramento street. below Montgomery. opposite
AcIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP coxrANYs FRAscsco
Establish In 1854 for the permanent cure of all prs
vate and chronic diseases and the suppression
quackery.
Attending and Resident Physician L. J. CzAPKAY
NJ. D., late in the Hungarian Revou utonary War. Chic
Ply san to the 10th Regiment of Honveds Chief Sur
geon to the Military Hospital of Pestb, Hungary
e la.e lecturer the diseases of women and chill
ren, and Honorary member of the Philadelphia Col
: Medicine.
KSPermanent cure gusra ntied or no pay,
Communications strictly confidential Consulta.
ons, by letter or ortherwiye free. Address,
DR.. l.. j. CZAPKAY, San Francisco, Cal.
TO THE AFFLICTED. l.. J. Czapkay returns his
sincere thanks to his patients for their pat
ronsge. and would take this opportunity 10 remind
them that he continues to consult at his Institute for
the of all forms of Private Diseases al Sy
philis, GonorhGa, nocturnal emissions and all the
conyeauences of self abuse In the first stages of Sy
philtic gonorrhoel diseases, he guarantees cure in
few days without Inconvenience to the patient or
hindrance to his business When patient by neglect
or improper treatment, has developed the secondary
symptoms of syphilis, such buboes painful swell
lings on the grons ulcers in the throat and nose
which If not checked, destroy the soft parts and cause
the bones to mortify separate and come away leaving
the sufferer an object hideous to behold or when
blotches and pimples break out on the skim or when
he has painful swelngs upon the bones or when his
constitution is SO injured as to pre- dispose consump
ton or other constitutional disease the doctor puaran-
tees q, cure asks compensation
In rheumatism, chronic or acute in dysentery OF
diarrhcsa, he has safe and eiiectual remedies For
the treatment of the consequences of seiabuse such
as nocturnal emissions, nervousness tmidity head
ache, pains in the back and limbs with general weak
ness, loss OF appetite, loss of memory Injury TO the
sight restlessness confusion ideas dislike for socie
ty and feeling Of weariness of life with the rervous
system so excitaS that slight noises shock or stars
the Iater' making his eSistance miserable For thu
above maades the Doctor will guarantee a cure or ask
no compensation. He be consulted free of charge
and invites all TO call IL will them nothing and
may De much to their advantage. OEice hours from =
a. II. to p. n.
Remarkable instance fpf Med cal
% thecertidcates of two
fe i;geaeezrabo Ia.
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TRY
ROSENBAUM'S
HE6derS.

TINE BEST APPETIZER IN THE WORLD. AND
j cure for IBCfststiCn, Ty.IsIsia on-
stfpatiOn, Fever and Ague, and withal plea
salt AMI efcaciors remedy for the above
Beware ofCounterfeits.
The celebrity which Dr. Rosenbaum's STOMACH EFT
JxRs have attained has induced many persons mi
tate and counterfeit them In order to prevent this,
be sure and see that the signature OF n JACOBS
is the LABEL also that the corks branded George
Tkdkher d Co. without which genuine.
n. B. JACOBS 4 CO., Proprietors.
General:Agents 1877 Clay street,
myIa SAS FIANCsco.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18

sPeeln,en copies sent gratuitousiy for inspection
Southern and Western money Postage Stamps taken
or subscriptions. Letters should be directed to
NUM- 4 &C. ise Fulton Street. Y
- MEssRs. MUM C stv rstensivsly engaged a
procuring patents for inventions, and win advise
ih"enture, without cha<Sc. regard 70 the no,dsy il
ttsi. tnprovemcaO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-07
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
TUESDAY, April 5.
GIN ATE

SENATE.
Various reports of Committees, some of
them accompanied by bills, were received and
| disposed of.
Bills. to incorporate the New Bedford Wom-
ems Reform and Relief Society; concerning
the new prison in Worcester county and con-
corning applications for juries to assess dam
ages, passed to be engrossed.
Afenoon .SeSSion.-A debate of some length
took place on the Submarine Telegraph Bill,
but no vote was taken.
Mr. Bacon, of Middlesex, from the Commit
tee of Conference appointed on the subject of
amendments to the bill relating TO the County
Treasurers, reported that the salaries shall be
as follows: Barnstable $500, Berkshire $500,
Bristol S1l00, Dukes $780, Essex $500,
Franklin 5000, Hampden $500, Hampshire
$500, Middlesex $1,000, Norfolk $780, Wor-
cester $500, Plymouth $780, The report was
accepted
The bills-concerning dogs; making appro-
priations for the maintenance of the govern
ment during the current year, and for other
purposes in relation to the election of school
committees; to prevent the infringement of
trade marks relating to power of sale mort
cages; and concerning mortgages of personal
property-were passed to be engrossed.
EUeninq lSesSion-Bils-to establish board
of commissioners to report to the Legislature
information in relation to the reservation of
land in the Back Bay for conservatory of art
and science to abolish the school district sys-
tenn; relating to the control and management
of jails and houses of correction; and resolve
III for reprinting report on the insects of
New England which are injurious to vegeta-
ton resolve authorizing the appointment of
an agent to prosecute the claims of Massachu-
sets against the general government-passed
to be engrossed.
Sundry other bills were rejected.
HOUSE.
The resolve from the Senate, providing for
the compensation of the committee to sit, dur
ing the recess of the Legislature, on the re-
vision of the statutes, on the question of en-
grossment, was negatived, 70 to 80.
The resolve appropriating taxes to the sew
eral Counties, amended in the Senate, adding
$4,000 to the payment of the Worcester
County debt" was concurred in.
Bills, providing for the reception, by the
Treasurer, of moneys due or to become due
from the United States; relating to schools,
school committees, and school returns resolve
to prosecute the claims of the Commonwealth
against the United States-passed to be en-
crossed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-07
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.

There was another successful performance
of the opera al Trovatore" at Northampton,
on Thursday, the 31st ult., the reserved seats
being all taken two days before the perform
adce. The third performance was to take
place last evening, and most of the tickets had
been taken on Monday. Extra trains were to
run from Westfield and Springfield
Mrs. d. S. Williams of Goshen has recently
given to the Congregational Society in that
place $4,000 to constitute, with 81 900 before
given by her for the same purpose, fund for
the support of preaching. She also gave Rev.
Mr.. Rood $500.
A hen owned by Mr.. Elihu Strong OF North
ampton, has laid an egg s. by s. inches in cir
cumstance and weighing nearly quarter of a
pound.
On day last Isidore Duset, man in the
employ of S. N. Church & Bros, of Middle
field, became entangled in a belt attached to a
shaft which was making one hundred revolu-
tons per minute. His body and limbs, at each
revolution, were dashed against the flooring,
two feet overhead, with such force as to start
the planks from the joists, and his boots were
thrown from his feet to considerable dis
lance. The whole of his left arm was horribly
mangled, and the forearm twisted or torn en-
tirely off, little below the elbow joint. Am
putation at the shoulder was skillfully and sue
cesstully performed by DIR. J. U. Church of
Mddlefeld, and the patient is apparently in a
fair way to survive.
Rev. T. j. Clark, for seventeen years pastor
of the Congregational church in East Cum
mington, will preach his farewell sermon next
Sabbath. He has remained with that people
longer than any other pastor in the county,
excepting Mr.. Bisbee of Worthington.
The town of Hadley has appropriated 500
for the contingent expenses of celebrating the
two hundredth anniversary of the settlement OF
that town.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-07
10 PRAN.

The strong, bracing Northwestern of Mon
day has swept over the land, leaving in its
course a perfect avalanche of Republican vic
tories. Connecticut is Republican all over,
State officers, Senate, House, and all four Con-
gressmen-a net gain of two. Michigan re-
spends with Republican majority of nearly
10000 in mere Judicial election, with moth
ing at stake to call out full vote. ST. Louis
has given the Republicans larger majority
than she ever before gave to any party, laying
bare the frauds by which Francis P. Blair, Jr.,
was last summer cheated out of his certificate
as member of Congress. The vote here is
very large, and the victory overwhelming.
Cleveland Ohio-which very rarely votes
against whatever calls itself Democracy-has
swelled the chorus, the Republicans carrying
all before them. The Northern Lights CLEAN
and flesh across the whole horizon, and the
darkest caves are irradiated. All is visibly
preparing for the great National renovation Of
1S60-N. Y. Tribune
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-07
cocH1TuATE WAIVER.

The recent breach in the Cochituate aque-
duct by which Boston is supplied with water,
has led to inquiry in relation to the statistics
of the concern. We copy the following, in re
lation thereto, from the Evening Gazette:
"To give an idea of the extent of consump.
ton in some of the larger establishments OF
Boston, we will state few items The Su.
gar Refinery at East Boston consumes $4,000
gallons per day, and Holton's Refinery in
Couch street $4,000 gallons. The latter did
not stop running, however but the proprietor
Immediately made arrangements to have water
carted from Cambridge for his purposes.
Downer's Kerosene Works consume 10000
gallons per day, and the Suffolk Flour Mills
burnt on Saturday morning-50, 900 gallons.
The railroads are large consumers-the Wor-
cester Railroad using &c, 900 gallons per day
for their engines, and probably 5000 gallons for
other purposes. The Old Colony consumes
5000, Boston and Maine $4,000, Fitchburg ~,
600, Eastern $4,000, and Providence 5000.
The Norway Iron Works consume 13, 900, and
the Bay State Rolling Mills $4,000 gallons per
day. The several ferries draw largely upon the
water. The East Boston boats consume r.
600 gallons each, the Chelsea boats $4,000.
Tow-boats are supplied at the rate of one-halt
cent per ton for each trip, as also are the vari-
Gus steam packet which 60 from Boston, ex-
cepi the Cunard steamers, for which 500 are
paid Tor all the water they need to supply their
Doiiers or wash their decks Much water is
"as1eo on poaru the smaller boats, which OF
course cannot be estimated, and wherever a
reckless waste is discovered, it should be fol-
lowed by an immediate closing of the gate to
the offenders.
Inc distlliers make liberal use of water
j.; l. Heards about 1000 gallons per day, and
all others averaging some 5000. The Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-07

THE BEST SEWING MAcH1NEs.-The fol-
lowing, from Punch, contains an admirable
description of an old-fashioned but invaluable
sewing machine:
The very best sewing machine man can
have is a wife. 1t is one that requires but
kind word to set it in motion, rarely gets out
Of repair, makes but little noise, will go unin-
terruptedly for hours, without the slightest
trimming, or the smallest personal supervision
being necessary. 1t will make shirts, sew on
buttons, mark pocket handkerchiefs, cut out
pinatores, and manufacture children's frocks
out of any old thing you may give it; and
this it will do behind your back just as well
as before your face. In fact, you may leave
the house for days, and it will go on working
just the same.
If it does not get out of order little from
being oyerworked, it mends itself by being
left alone for a short time, after which it re-
turns to its sewing with greater vigor than
ever. OF course, sewing machines vary
great deal Some are much quicker than
others. 1t depends, in a great measure, upon
the particular pattern you select If you are
fortunate in picking out the choicest pattern of
wife-one, for instance, that sings whilst
working, and seems to be never so happy as
when her husbands linen is in hand-the sew
ing machine may be pronounced perfect of its
kind; so much so, that there is no make-shift
in the world that can possibly replace it, either
for love or money. In short, no gentleman's
establishment is complete without one of these
sewing machines in the house.