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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
DYsentery, DInrrhoea. Rela1. Worn

From DT. J. G. GTtr1 Of Chicd1o.
Your Pills have had LONG trial in my practice aud
hold them in esteem one of the best aper:ents
have Vs- found. Their Alternative effect upou the
liver makes them excellent remedy. when given
in small doses for bilious dysenIsry and diurrHna
Their sugar-cOatiDg makes them very lie and
convenient for the use of women and cliidren
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06

PRICE one DOLLAR PER DoTTLR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
Dyspepsia, Impurlty q the Rlood.

~''@1IHi 1'cSt'H'
DE- ATER ] have used ycnr Pills with extraorli-
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called to visit in dEtres4 To regulate the organs OF
digestion and purify the blood they the very best
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commend them TO my fricnds.
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TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS
and has become established fact, STANDARD
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
wA6sAw. Wyoming Co. n. V, Oct, q

wAHsAw. Wyoming Co. " V, Oct. 81. 1855.
DEAR n: am using your Cathartic pills IN my
practice aud lind them eXcOIenr Vurgative to
cleanse system and turify Tie fo.:ItG; ms of The
blood. JOHN g. SIEACIlASI. N. D.
Corh patton, CostITeness. Suppress.
sion. Hreum a ism, Cont, Neuralgia,
Dropsy, Paralysis, Fits. etc.
, 1860-09-07
TOWN L.oT9I
BLLss ADDITION TO srETLAcOOM.
GOOD CHANCE FOR NVENiEM!

TNHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
Il his lan6 claim, adjoining Capt. Balch's claim,
Into Town Lots q one acre EACH h now prepared 70 s
- Ss1@ vmssl M csl@ or .dSon,. sSa
iecailon i nrt excsled by any On Pagst so1nd The
re has ben laid out with vsg 70 heluty and ennVe-
s,sscs; ne ,.ssi esnS Tour reas vee; snd t1e Whole
have alFeady heea Donated and ~ spsT The pres oi
La,a nanaa fm go 70 $50 oach. anoofdng 10 aolty
he pppilsiE coulsmplaie hliltieg uhan the
claim during he coming sumner, uhkh cannot fail %
gl1lly enlanoe tha vllna a The enllIe property.
Apguer q attaney having heen given % Ftink Clark
h dghnEml aheenoe y Oregon. noilee hnsIehy given
s0;n LEMUEL BILLS.
, 1860-09-07
A Hint to Farmers.

Mr.. John Johnston, the celebrated Ger
man farmer of Western New York, whose
opinions and assertions in reference to farm
ing are probably entitled to more confidence
than those Ot any other man in the United
States, thus writes in a recent letter ad.
dressed to the Secretary of the New York
State Agricultural Society. The observa-
tions he makes are undoubtedly the key to
successful farming, and if half the husband
men in this country were to get his letter
by rote and make it the man Of their coulr-
sci as regards their future operations, they
would not only become affluent themselves,
but contribute largely to the prosperity Of
the neighborhood in which they live, by in.
creasing its yearly products. He says:
81 notice that those farmers who have
most difficulty TO make ends meet, always
ploW most and keep most stock. Now these
men take the true plan to keep themselves
always poor, because their crops and stock
are always poor and bring little. 1t is q
good profit to raise three hundred bushels
Of wheat from ten acres; but when it takes
thirty acres to raise that amount, it is raised
at loss; so il is with cattle and sheep ;
you will see the thinking farmer making
four year old steers worth from 500 to $50
each, whilst his neighbours at the same time
are not worth o.er S25 to $40. Now this
ought not to be, VIII re all men are born free
and equal. If the farm is rich, tie labor in.
telligently employed will soon make the
owner in easy circumstances; if the land is
exhausted, land great many farms are,)
then he should ploW no more than he can
thoroughly manure. Seed with clover and
grass, and let it rest for even two years, and
that field will Tot only pay well for tillage,
but il will furnish manure (if rightly man.
aged) to make another field Of the same size
rich also; it is bad policy, when q field is
once highly manured, to continue cropping
It with grain until the manure is used up.
The latter end Of that land will be worse
than the first; but let that land lay in clo-
yer even one year-but two is better-after
Il is manured, and tben it will stand perhaps
six good crops before it requires manuring /;
II clay subsOil, know It will"
, 1860-09-07

Attention 70 small things Is the secret Of
11co11l With large onea With many OF our
farmer friends, & appears 70 b matter Of
ln1ing lmporiance what kind Of hens they
n1|ccil setting Allthai they care to know
s uheIhor tie hen wishes 70 set Or not.
Tbs point determined, the supplying Of the
c.es &C., follows as . matter q course. Be
J known 70 these easily pleased poultry
I-l-<-. int thcre Il such . thing Is q choice
IN llIlAe hens. Not every hen that rum
pies up hcr feathers and clucks-clucks-
cIncts. with affected umlronly indignation
1hd imp0flnnce, Is if log he great duty Of
bringing forth brood. A good setting hen
.to4|d b large. Size is important, because
Of tho qfoaief amount Of warmth impaired
% The eggs - veil as giving the hen the
ability 70 cover the eggs thoroughly, and
1unIr1 regular hniching. Again, good set
ting hen should Be- well fsathered. n The
hen which shows desire fbr incubation has
moagcf ou1t of feathers, Try and get her
ouIof ne notion; e she will set In spite
oi you. give Der but few egg. Next avoid
co,1.fsslnei, Z lhsS and father hens.
They nay doths halching very well, but
lhor prove poor mothers. They mean we'll,
md are nn1IonN 70 proiect their brood
from danger, and y = conseSdence frequently
kII| sonis of he chicks, IN their over anxiety
lbr IhsIr welfare. By lreading on them, par
dsaIarIy while he chicks aFe very young.
A pretty good way Of atfeeting the sim
c1rItT 81 . ben that has mnnifesied . dispo-
l'I|o1 % -. 4 70 remove her ct night from
a. Ior o. place IN which she has located her-
Il|I nd haviss5 frefsSed q suitable nest, al
q r|1r1 where s'le can remain, fprOvidcd
1h6 h.s 1ol ben playing shan, put two
1l.|. c..I 1rdsr hsr. n shs is determined
% .liI| b - profession. rbe viii uut leave
ifspI111r1d n6lt. AilSF days trial you
en- give Der ths eggs you Ss-h her % hatch,
q. n11.11l n1I % 11o11d . DOZEN, unless he
, ~ anaIaa'|y hlss f5ul.
D.yarl Taylor ray1 thli N LAplnnd The
natives 4c1f Itfna Clrtainly lAplander
~ 11Il1lg o'1e you'd b. lilfls Eno0mfort-
~. n'IhunI anch an article about him.
, 1860-09-07
Conclusive Evidenced their Unqualified Superiority

Among the undoubts1 advantages Of these machines
consequent freedom from denngemeut and need Of re-
pains. a. Durability. 81. U0ex4mped ease and rapid.
ity Of operation. II Comparatively n0issless move
ments 5th Beauty Of stitch and hFmness Of eth.
Economy Of Thread. 7Ih. Applicability 10 vArsty Of
purposes and materials
"Thev are applicable N every variety Of Sewing for
Family wear, from the ghtest musns 10 The heaviest
clolhs IL work. equally well upon silk, linen, woolen
and cotton good; seeming, quilting, hemHng, gIihef
except making button holeSs stitching on butona and
the like VaFous appliances arofarnahedfor regulating
the width Of hens. The hemmer b IN appendage By
which the edge of the fabric, a. Il pa8sl through, Il
turned down and handsomely stitched. Thousands Of
these machines are used BY lames seamstFeas dress
makers, ta0r 0f skTts clOaks mAntilas,
clothing hats caps cOrSsts, adies gaerI umbrellas,
sometlmes fum one 70 two hundred are used In single
Mandatory"
Read what he Scientific American saw -" We are
having great many Inquiries for Sewing Machines from
various parts Of the country and cannot convent
emily reply 70 them all BY mall we have thought Il
proper t1 STATE onF opinion 10 regard 70 them IN this
public manner. We have uspd Wlls1ns paaent, manu-
iActnred By The Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Com
pany, No 800 BoadUay. and We can Ay, IN regard 10
out Of order. and, 10 point Of effectiveness and dnsh,
no other machine stands aIead Of t. We state this
much n isgard % The e1eelent machine upon our own
An ample sappyo oF these arus premium machines win
Be received By every steamer from New York. by r.
Hayden, Agent In San Fr snelaco. 49,.
CHARLES PROSCH,
Puget Sound Herald O6ice,
Agent In Steilacoom.
, 1860-09-07

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, 1860-09-07

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, 1860-09-07
TO CORRESPONDENTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing In sny paIt Of the Slate, however
distant. who may desire the opinion and advice Of Dr.
CzapkAy on their respective caSeS and who think proper
70 submit written statement Of SUCH IN preference d
holding personal interview, respectfully assured
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CEapk0y takes this opportunity Of observing that al
letters are only opened and replied 70 BY himself and
the latter as promptly 90 possible.
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S;S Sm San Francisco, Cal.
, 1860-09-07
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MisttIIantuus.

timdity. self disust dizziness, headache inVoluntaSv
discharges pains In the side, affections Of The eyes
pimpes on the face sexual other DFmities IN nan
are cured by the Justly celebrated physician and rReon
L. lEaPkay His method Of curing diseases is new,
unknown to Other) and hence the great suecess All
consultations, BY letter or Otherwise. free.
Address l.. J. (ZAPKAY, ND,
San Ffancineo
, 1860-09-07
MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June %, 1853.

Tn. p. N. OrBRrEN, LATE RESIDENT PHY-
~ eician and Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San
Francisco, and Of The hospital Of the Sisters Of Mercy
nov IN charge q The aaTne Hospital ct Port Townsend.
teuts he hatten himself too, with the hope that an
experience Of sixteen years IN the pEatice Of bis PROBES.
son. 10th private and hospital together with thorough
guarantee Of diploma 10 that eject will obtain for him
the confidence of the citizens on Puget Sound.
I'm. o'BRiEN, MD,
Port Townsend,
win he dnly acknowledged ITH
, 1860-09-07
THE GREATEST DLSc0TBRY or THE ACE
GREAT BLESSING TO MAHKIHD-LNH0cEET
BUT POTENE

Dr. l. J. cxapkay's PRoPHYLAcTIcUN, or asIf dIsin
lecllng agent, sure preventive against 0onoHOs and
syphitc diseases, and an unsurpassed remedy for nl
yenerea scroulons. ganRIenOus and canceTOnl ulcs,
Itd discharges from vagina, uterus and drethra and
All cutaneons eruptuua and dlspappa For nale Il Dr. L
J. CEapkays once, Sacramento street, nearly Opposite
Pscilc Nail Steamship Co.'S once, San Francisco Az
inOcuatnn Is preventive against small rox 90 d Dr..
Csapkays PTopkyl preventive against ayphI
itic and gonoFrl 9Il diseases Harmera 10 ITSELF Il
possesses Che power Of chemically destroying The ayphl
itie virus and thereby nving Thousands Of young de-
banehees from helng infected By the most oilhsome q
ell dlseases Let young man uhO appreciates health
Be without Dr. Csapkays Prnphyactcum. Il s In very
cOnVsaient packages, and will he und convenient 10 uae
being used Is soap. That diseases can Be prevented
BY i6e use Of proper agents. b. as we'll an eabllshed
The phDpe, WhieA is now universally acknowledged,
Wa received even bee the days Of Jennef the doov.
ereF Of vsccnatlon In 1876. and liz multiplied benefits
ever snee have received they deserved the StentiOn
Of The medical science that Dr. CsApkay fortunately
made ae dscoVrEy Of bis PFOphylactcum. which, ior
the prevention af eyphito, gdnohul, eancerOus and
cutaneous Disorders stands nnrvaed BY any sgent 10
tI0n h immediate, and removes The possibility Of con.
traction Of dtease. II however, The disease has been
contracted, Il q useful in neutFa1lng The poisonous
secFetions which By aba0pon prnduee The hoFid con
sequences known ., secondary syphills. Z has hem
be has yet 70 nd the Fst 10 which u has failed 10 sub
serve the purpose for which u adminisleed. Price
IS. Full directions attached 20 each packaee. In
cases WheFe The + used % curative DE-
CHapkay VII furnish, gratis, prescription tof be bo
An Communication nom the country, addreassd only
% Dr.. T. D. cnpkny, San Franclsco, win b strictly
and coBadenu ny attended TO- aud The Femedes, With
6y espFsss Or ohsr cobvrySncS 70 thelF ds1iInai1n
AddrSo L. J. czAPKAY, y. D.,
, 1860-09-07
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, 1860-09-07
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San frantistu.
DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
Private NsSicaI aNS Surgical institute

DIR. l.. ]. CZAPKAY'S
Pritats NeSicaI MS Surgical institute.
Sacramento street. 0eOD Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mai
Steamship COmpdHy's Office SIN ErcHeiseO.
Established in 1854,
For the permanent Cure Of all Chronic and Private Dis
eases, and the suppression Of QuackeEy.
Attendant and Resident Physician l.. j. CzIPKAY, Nd
late In the Hungarian Revolutionary war; chief phySE
clan to the 10th Regiment Of Hnnveds, chief surgeon
10 the military hospital Of Pesth Hungary, the late
Lecturer on Diseases Of GentO Urinary organs and
Dseasesnt women and children, and honorary member
Of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
Particular attention paid to the treatment Of Diseases
peculiar To women and children.
81 Office hOurs-FrOm Am. n Pm.
Communications strictly confidential
81. Permanent cure guaranteed, or no pay. Consul
tatiuns by letter or otherwise. free. "a
Address DIR. III. CZAPKAY, san Francisco.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.: /. J. CZAPKAY, late Of the Hungarian Army,
and honorary Member Of the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine calls attention to the following .aAade4 10
the treatment Of which be guarantees cure Diseases
70 ne bsSa ~ a ,sSs. o. S"d
and complete Paralysis and insanity and all Functional
Derangements, snch as l0sa Of memory, aversion TO
s1ce;y, mnsnnIoPy nmidy nervous excitement from
In the confusion Of Ideas love Of anude optical
Illusions disturbed sleep and Dcapsbiliy for abr and
study. Also 10 diseases OF the lungs and air
such as Tubercnar disc consumption, pneumonia
or Inflammation Of the lungs penres PlnriSy ashma
humOral or Rpasmnhic, bronchitis, larynRitis and a
forms Of catarrhal affections; alsD diseases Of the liver
such hepats or Inflammation Of the liver congeslions
Of the liver, ahscesSes Of the liver cacu In the gall
bladder and Ducts aundice and those diseases which
impair Its functions, such Panama fever bilious and
iniemttnO !eyes, and the consequences which these
disorders leave behind them.
Also diseases Of the Stomach such a. GastFs or In
h4mmaton at the Bowels, dyspepsia IN oil It's EOrma
which destry appetite and digestion; Fainlency Dys-
enery and Oiarha; also diseases Of the Kidneys and
other urinary organs such Diabetes or an excessive
How Of urine, Albumnaria, commonly known as BriChts
disease, lin this complaint physician nor patient oen
times suspect the presence Of disease until too late; the
most common symptoms general indispoai0n with
dropsical sWengsl cacn In the Kidneys. Urethra or
Bladder, enureas OT inability to retain the urine cys
or infamm 'tinn NJ the bladder, and all other dders
Of the urinary organs aO diseases Of the womb and s
appendages, such Irregularities Of the MENsIs when
excessive, defective, suppressed irregular proapsus
or falling Of the womb, SeFility, ovarian drnpsy anh
other diseases Of the parts Ia the treatment 0f arv Of
tho above Diseases the Doctor has many new remedies
and guaraBtAea perfect In eli rases or the money
will be returned. All consultations 10y letter or other
wise) FIVE.
Address Dr. L. J.czAPKAY, San Francisco.
, 1860-09-07
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THEODORE cERLECH
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In every instance where they have contended, all
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