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Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-28

The WILD GRAPE.-The followinS is an ex.
tract from the report of the Assembly Select
Committee on the vine-growing interests oI
California:
AT the annual exhibition of the California
State Agricultural Society, in 1858, there
was exhibited wine made near Marysville
from the native California grape, growing in
great luXuriance on the banks of the Feather
river, which the exhibitor called the Califor-
MIA Frost grape. 1t was p,onounced by the
Committee on Wines to be very fine We
must not, whilst we are seeking the rich and
valuable vines of the older portions of the
civilized world, neglect the search and do
mestcation of such of the wild grapes Of
California as bentcent Providence has
given US.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-28

True TO THE UNIcN-The events Of the
22d instant, if they were needed, must serve
to convince political schemers, Secessionists
and all Others that the people of California,
irrespective of partisan distinction, are loyal
to the Union and are determined, so far as
their exertions and influence may contribute
to that end, to preserve the Union and Con-
stitution of the United States, aad that they
are especially determined TO keep this State
in the Union, let what will be the action Of
Others. Here, in San Francisco, the Union
meeting was by far the largest denonstra-
tion ever witnessed on the Pacific coast, and
taking into consideration extent of popula-
tion and other circumstances, the largest in
the United States The interior was not
backward, either, in its manifestations OF
loyalty. At Columbia, Placerviile, and other
prominent towns, the most enthusiastic Un-
ion demonstrations were made. Tomorrow
Overland Mail will bear to our mis-repre-
.sentatives at Washington, intelligence of the
fact that when they pronounced California to
be in favor of a Pacific Republic they reck,
oned without their host; they will learn that
their constituents have repudi&ted them and
their abominable heresies, and we trust will
be wise enough not to return to a State they
have dishonored.-S. f. Coll.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-28
THE CELEBRATED
MAGNETIC OIL,
The Greatest Liuimentin use!

4 CERTAIN cure for Rheumatism, soreness and
IA swelling of the breast, pain and weakness in the
back and joints sprains bruises cramps, numbness,
frozen limbs, bites OF insects gotre swelled neck,
paralysis loss of power in the limbs burns, inilama-
tions, tumors, wounds, syengs, salt ShSum, &c, &c.
And eTectually and speedily cures most OF the dh-
of Horses, stula and poll evil in the begin
ning also sweeny, BIZ head, spawn, splinti bruises
gals, strains, cratches, wound sweings, &C., &C.
sSs" Manufactured only at the Drug Store of 5. T.
WATTS, Wholesale Druggist, Nos. 80 and 92 First
street, Marysvie, Cal. jan16-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-28
ANDERSON & DEPEW,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic
WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.

No. 6G c Street, West side, between Sec.
ond and Third Streets,
MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the public and their friends that they have 10.
Gated at the above place. and are nOT in receipt
n well selected and choice stock of
Foreign and Domestic Wines. LIQUORS.
&c, of the most celebrated brands which they are
prepared TO offer such prices that cannot fail
to please those who may extend ,hcm their patron
age.
The following comprisee, in part, the stock now on
hand:
Hennessey Brandy, vintage of 1896
BISCUIT Tricoche & Co., vintage of 1851 ard 1865 /;
United Vineyard, Props do;
Cognac, O Dupont do;
Arzac, Rochelle, do;
Jules Robin do;
Apple and Peach do;
DuG Gordon do;
Old LONDON Dock Port do;
Bordeaux Wine;
California Wine
Ginger wine
c. Hedsick Champagne;
Louis Larepx Champagne
Binee, Fills CO., do;
Imperial Cabinet Bourbon whskey
Daley's Valley Whiskey;
Leigler Whskey;
Eureka Whiskey
Old Rye Whskeys
Pioneer and Essence of Old Virginia in Flasks
Old Tom Gin
Holland Gin
London Dock Gin;
Wster's Gin
Wofs Aromatic Gin
Vanthofels Gin
New England Run;
Jamaica Rum
Santa Cruz Rum;
Pine Apple Rum.
Also a fine assortment of STOMACH BITTERS Of
various brands.
Country orders sokeitel and promptly attended to.
j. :. ANDERSON,
THOS. DEPEW.
dec4-my
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SSeasc (Si6ter.
gregelI utuS aoGcggcr
stnp tmlher re,f atn olten Qlaet u

Stno tmtner rftf an altsR Qlaet unT -,
psrtaufen tbre pcrid9ltdbe HuepabI ucn "a
gBadren nit nie9,rheusm @rfclae Sts Ii
6no ebtn prn Der Gin ,uridasfchrt mt eInrm pci
iidneiaer l0rrtcment ron YtrtC- Suterr tCn a..
len @tMS. N'ultGrn uao ShauIrunaen. Sb, StCd
belieht aus
acd, 5cIen unb Belen Gtcfsn prn ddsn Nr.
ten, Sarten uno Sualititeu unO ptcifsn.
Satstinoen, Grapats. unp turS alien, rae Su
stnsm 5srren.anSuse 9etSrt.
Sic asbsn ncht ucr oa8 fts uur ollein fit Roar
geID ptrtauisn uno 6abtr mohlftiltr oils ale thrc
Sahtnrn rcrtaufeu tSnnEn. abtr cas foQtn fix. Dot
s 70 mchlfcit psnn uidt tuchtftler psrtauftu tSn:
nen uls cIche Die es tb ;iIii fSsfc6ft modem ,u fa
gen, caE fe nur fir Rnoreeo pertoufen. Sie atau:
ben on oas alto Sprtihncrt: ..9hrlite ecute tC;ah
len lire sbrlitben GdhulrCn" unh rntli,iren eahct
feline ieusr tcaus Hn,eteen psIds bic asuh Dinac
9tauben MAIDEN nctIn. eis in QEnbrbGit ntbt fc fno
SSertiee SIeiber.
Sie bnben stenfnus eiu rrdhtess aFcrtemenr
pom fsrti9en 8tsiosrn ouf 6ano. cts ne on iehr uie
oeren QreiGtn al psrtdufGn antieten. aue artife
ptroen uuter ibrsr eigtusu Nuffcht 9ematt uno tei
ne onosre alS quite gSaaren merosn fur ibrs SIelesr
perdrbsltet.
lutb merotu Rlsiogr auf Die tfr3stC an,sias nath
Bunlhe otrftrtat Dantbar fit bic asrcfTsue lib:
1role Sunil ccs pubtums. perten le fitb bsitreten
9ins SOrteauer osrfsIbeH gu perbtenen.
Erpreit unb Ntrtger.
Qarcn 5rcrsI. glutban WeBssr.
2Martaun, Sttcter TO, 1851. nalS
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SO N1nriGt

~ " " w
wirb hermit seseben, plB Der llntrrisitnete ale
2IDmini(ratcr pon Der StntcrtaGenidaTt Der Srr'
ltUrbensn Is at artnaSrp 4, Isbtbtn ppn
Qpnn Saunittp, Ge6a Gauntp, anse0sIIt wVrren
1T. Ollie Dteisniaen pater, weIGe nod an bee
Iante SintsrtuesnItaft I&uIren, fnp biermtt auf.
erfDrpets inusytalt gGpdsn ln,urufen unp ab'
,utr,abtrn, - llnp Sclfs bic nod uhtm6lfse
AnfCrOerunsen taben mFgen, ilnp etsnfalls r'
fudt ioIds inuerbaIb Der tslaetcn 3eit mOblts.
TdtiGt rinSubdnbieen, an
Gtepben S. 9iftIer.
October l6 *-6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
Nr. z. $. &pIicm.

IrJt Der 7ur9iI, euu9c auo 8rut, fam iraIutyrt
p;rc;u in illusr Shis on o,m ,qgnuinlpania iocz
tsi." am Sd btr 7E2u uue glne;n Slr0Br, in III
lcutGun, ~.
Gcnuttotjeu. urb N2ebBin.See s. 00-rcrinnot
ru d. Cte GrprtR ibtr rtt ednsfn &trtiniattn Slan,
ten, uatb tIn' @mpfau9 oes SttScr Rcn brief
wlrr bsontpttst Der nthE ras SYlifjrts in fih
idlIisft.
pat:tntiu Die in otm Sauutr ncbrsn. tSnutn an
i;iutr Siis btbaursIt wtroen bis ne pclItcmmsn
her9sitM Eno. 8du pdiieut miro l6u9sr ais orsi
93cbHn bshano2t1, rpenn uitbt in cer 3piden;sil
bulanalitbsr @uesu srbottfu rporbsn III.
Oftsi2tunOsn ron 8 bis l2 8crmit,o9s unit
2 uuo ) ubr Slathmudos.
Sttc6sr %, 1861 na3U
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
Sin YeWe0QrunD.

2S'nn bic patrjOtl6en Damen bieicr Gtnbt
uno lln8eBeno cine WCicaitnft btI0sn. nm Sntm.
re tlir unisrs traUn Greirtaigen su ltrdtn, uur
nlis Der Scm DtpMtsmCnt srbaltenen Ss,atlun9
arms Gamtiten uteritiiscn, ME UUrgsitlassn unp
emptcN'tn enT6 ben Suartermeiter @sneral-fp
1T unttrSridnstgr pi1sns oas Bette Stridaorn 20
pro5ent b'ut8er, OILS Der ssp6bnIt6s Yrsis, gu
Iteftrn.
Soenrp @abriet.
Ssptemter 18. no6,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
S} d Cb / CO t

g8rS tIctmit aencten. bn6 tis llntrr;ctneten
ais GrsrulVren prn rsr fntsrIaIcnlaaft bee psrs
ltrrtenm IS 0tpeon Se6Ier, Isbttn bon
9pnn 9auni6ip. Qtaa Gaunts onaelfsllt NOR.
zen fnp. Nlic Oireniaen eaber, iprlGs nod an
be1ass SInterlaHenltaft lGuIpen. fnp tierCurG
aufasfcrrut nnerbaIt gGp6sn NnJmufrn unp
at,ute,ntlen, ,--llno @5Ulhe bic nod reGtmGBias
aniprtidt an bitistts su MAIDEN babsn linO slsi6.
fails Criu6t Olds innerbalt btr n6mli6tn 3sit
pekltelatiat sn3ubdnaissn an
Geoi &lftler,
Sobn 9. GabIer,
GbarIeS Sedles.
GrFtutorS.
Sftptfr 9, 1861 na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
QBjlltam @. QGeil unb Gp..

wtuiten ettnfanS tbrcn 6tunrsn unp Sunetn
tsFaunt iu maam, Oa6 1e poa uaO nnh rrm (
3anuar 1862, zen Gci&aitolano go. 1iS Ncr0
0Sttts StraGs, YAtare!pt,a. tn 8ei5 battn
wcrrcn, no es ibueu &syBnlBcn moagn Uigp, o!s
ian 2inpriidtn srt8e5,n ia fomm,a.
9arietsn wslde ned unberatCts J}rdnmgrn
taten; ici s5 ouT Zen inotpirucum @ittn son
2Btuiom 9. gectl, cger fr di,ma gBiuiam 2.
Q1sil uup &C., iino criudll inn01alt pfr cbcn ct.
m6bnten cit 9ddtatstt 10 maacu-uuC ne,
Srrpnun8en 0at. i,jur &ctnua1 ttujutdoptgen.
SFtObsr 8, 1861. ra3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
SaDr9nng 35.
Dr. Tom. !. DauOwsAp's
y pot b { 4 {,
Mo. 81 q TER Nsunten unn yRtf oam,lrcr,
Slrlb, go stare cbfrholh @trrr'r gtluct
SEebr, Sllcntaun. ~


IN r,R furcpdiihcn SduItn Der mseipnthsn
unc Tbornl,tnfihen Satultdten ericaen. unn rin
ttalltb Der QbtIartphtO meeBinifdhen Shule, fibIe
tth mtdb fdba oen Inpriihsn pcn aerieu. Sfcbrhal:
tern unn iprlpa:geutcn entiprceher 3u fSnren, uno
ichmeitbls tth mtd1 nit Der locfnun1 rom putltum
,iutsrfubt al merrcn. Ia icb meine gRsti3lnen ole
.uutb orn u,utlsh Srhncunaen unn lfrCra nach Zen
R,r, staatsn uno Currpi,ihtu hormotcrcesu lu
berettsn aeeSnft. Rs3Gpte nuc VsfGUnn9en pcn
tyr;tu pirrtn aufs pHntiIttfe eureh facbpetit itdn'
ctas Hrrthttr aueasfdbrt psresn. -
S1etsn Srcautltn uro themtihen 1rtifdu per:
ZEN gum @erfauf aChoIrsn: gls pcrulirsn gatsnr
Rtci,insu, Qsrfumertsn, S6u,p artttel. soorSt,
3obnblrien, SIuip. alechri, Ganlpbin. aoblsnSI.
Deiter Oualitat GrbICnSIseampEn, W6thes, Sftns
hndrie. Gjtmdrie u. 10. f- -~
GbsnfaAs ;ei9s ith ON, rae idb burh etne ptsrit9s
1brtae Grfahrun9 in rem eronc arfChr hin Grlsi6f
tsrune crsr Ssiluna in rsr Tatlfuht (GptlePfa)
une nerpSfn ar1inpfsn lu aCber.
0r. 08m. s. SdnctpSPp,
S5smsnIamer ur,t in BsufhIane uno Witgtieo
Der msoi,iniGhsn ghue in phiaoslpbia iei9t fst:
usn altsn 8unoeu uno SrsuneCn an. oaR CT hh
mtcocr fir immCr in HGiutaun anide9 9rnlnht bat.
Ssns Office 1T in fyiner apctbefe nc er allen Rran=
fen tGfcncers drcniithen, fieieutas bdtf ptre ouf
aeoeibeu lcFsn bic linn cine pier'taidbri9s grarts
anb bic rotiEneus Rsri,iu eeIsbrt bot. .t.E
gpm. s. Dancpsfp, W. ..
Iuentoun, GPai 8. 1851 u --. ra3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
MGrs 6.
Oetm8 Spar<MnItdlt
Don AIIcntaun, pa.
Sffte. 90. AZ on. Sami1tcn @trabe, eem
glmsrtcan SptsI ssbaItsa bon s. 9. Bed.
tel, grgsnatr.

glmtrtcan Sptel 8elaltsa bon 5. .. ge6s
tel, grgsRatr.
grjcit8jyt cSn os5 Gsiseastun3. gNar} 30, 1860.
4utoriflrts5 Gopit1l $4,000.
DIs ONE III ollie Sage cfisa. pSa 3 bis 3 utg. le:
uie ontH ANcRtag ron us = lbr Nbsnps.
GspeF'ln psrpen in arrgsn pno ttsiusp Sunmsn
anatupmmgn uuo pttper CUR d atGhtr chas pcrhertas
Iufsinoiaun9 nit 5 Nrcsent 3nterGiIsr. SIR fps;
,itlIs 0tpChten, auf S'ondtt 0ecr Ianger, pire 6
prc5sE9 5ntereIisH bsjabt. r
Ctsfss 3nijtut tistst srcsuiMgn. dbmiuiitratorsn
ano anotrn psrensn, quite StIc9tnhstt, GsIcEr tuit
ierb,It fiir turis resy lsn9sry 5stt auf 5niereen
u hintrrlG0sn lnc pitret, cbne rcthettae IuftdueT
3una, iNritdW'cypsrn, une taRn rurh 9teds 9e3es
sn msrotn.
0epa b;m bstttt5 turtb ets StCthottsr stnbEs
,atltem Goptral hotfn in llsbsrtinmmuu9 bts
Srtlbrisft5 he 8errpaIter 8cncS in bEr SummE
ron $4,000 in Der Common Nteas Gcurt ccs
Gauutrs rtqiitrirt, fir Die gerrsut;ds @srpaituns
aurr Der Qn1alt aupsrtrauttn ejeINCr, cub bat Ger
Galfrer gum ,lltlthen Ylslalf fir Die treue Nusds
hung feintr pftbtsu Sihrblt 9tiislt.
Yrrfosnt: 4. YrsTpent: Is ai0sr:
QBiaiom 8. Nner. Gbriltiou prse. 6. G. Wufh.
XruitieS.
V4iUiam o. Ansp. Ghriifian grge, 2. .. GtiIss,
Sanud GeU, Qeu BalItSt, Y. Z. Statrbp,
.. y. oCttt S5a;Ct sod, y.atbnu YSter.
Iasnauu, Trtruar l3. 1901 uq3s1
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3u VCrrentgN.


2#s.A z trrr 81 i 49, G.
:ssiE85aglo. > 81 61aultcn Sn3Tr. ndalt
Esssss.s4 Esss1sk.s4 5bUrr lum AlleB laWe, IN gilsntaun,
Ma. lcacnmG,tis I'M 8e1u ron 2grr. Z. ggat
unp 50, 1T u onnebmtaren 8f0inamqgn mvsr.
rcnten @ciB Tam om tlten Slauar 1862 ae.
artrn werrcr I'm caS Ndtue rs1noe man lid
an Uen llutu,eiGuefn, In Gcm triaaten Getaupe.
QGiuidm 9. 8eil.
Bs' 5ctlts 9emmc toa Gta ntbum ,u fluien
wani1sn, io wrD man Biniige SCptnguaaen in.
psn. 2n;ufraasn ME ateu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
fl1e SSSoale.

llntsg;sihrrter, mstd'er icet tn icinrr gBunsr,
Mlitls fur Bic 6rripjuis'n bttitS Etaatrs 9tdn.
trts ma6t, mnht tsfauut Bag an icnsm Gjs.
i&dfteplaBe an Der tleinsn 2sha in Auenta1n Gin
annebn barer prctB in 8aarnClp fir g9oGe tc,a6lt
pirO. Nae gBOas in Der llmac8:nO wirp ic9tei&
Usrlanst-lsi bic Yartis 8rr6 oper tIsin
8. 8abrisl.
September 25. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
6 c d Ct 6 a II nt0
0Ggtnieiti1e Qferoe. 2eriibermg6: @rs
ieufdoft.

ieiiEd)aft.
@M Sex IitrlIte ~ tir gsbd 60
-, S @sasnfs;tgsn 1fsrbe. 8rriiteruags.
GJSAM G'slfilitoft wirp an ben folasnru
Esss=s=Ek;sssEs pde'n rGpEn wrrpm, HdmI,,t
glOOanter 6-}im G6caIIten pauif prn pm
Gorrel, In GoaeIapiils.
glppemtsr 7-9In bsr Sifls tt5 Seurtars IN
Sreintgtpils.
Nrvemtrr 9-aa; 5Ifettt&su Sauit in 500.
perebura,
glopemtsr 9-9lm bffEidn 9aur ON Stu.
NADER unb 0sid in Gmaus,
9lcpemtsr tl-2Im pfsntlttbfn Daule ven :
e. DYER IN Wierers Warun0is.
glcoemter l2-.am S6sntIi&en !onuie Won 6.
8snnin9sr in 3iCnepile.
9loSenter i3- 9m BIisntlihm 5auls pcn 6 .
VI. @isrp III 0srGiorp. 8erfs @autp.
WcUmbtr ii-2m Sifentliden Saus prn %ia.
cob gG.6ltr in Sanafhwamm. Snte Gauriv.
giovCmtr l5--2lm bnfntlthfn 6lulc pen 6.
Daniel in 2draidwamm, Sufc GGuuig.
NOpsmtrr 16-9tm bfnttihn 5aule ron 9.
8unB in Wiaratlwnv Gerfs Gaung.
Z. 6. Srrini9, Gee.
SetUtu 80. ra2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
Mnf1nte StQ0rtOt.

SIntrmat DapiO 3 Nerb nb feline Jgau
GarU ina, Von SGp. 9B9eit9al 5aunldip,
Qe6a Gauntv untsr einsr fretwitis'n llsberidre.
tuns, patrt SdUbsr /. 1861. al ttr @t9nttum,
lpwpbl tcscrpcs aIe pri5nIt&es gum gue,n IL.
rer Gmpteren, al BEN tlnterseiGncttn iitfrtrageu
taten, 70 ,r:rren oas SoIde. bic nod on he.
Iaat,n NTB itariR linc. aufseforrrrt. innsrbatt
6 SSOftn tel esm llntsr;rihnefn arsuruisn unG
abyubelobIm - llnO SoIas rie nod nftm66se
9Iniprti6c BADEN, fnp alti6falls rfudt pciste
innsrbab teiaetem 3sitraum einSabdnOissn an
Sboma5 Sauit, 2lffenie.
SrtUttr l6 M 6m
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SILLent0nu 8Qnf.

Die jabrIits alssmens gsrammma brr
Stpdtalter bisier SnlitutiCn Wup setaltsn ,Uers
zen an rem 8aEtbauis, an Disnltas ben 5. ge.
prnbsr nahfens. I'M 10 utr @prmittass.
0ie iGbrItde ggabl fir Dtrrftcren mIrb aebaIs
ten psrben an hem 8anIbauis, am Rpntaa ben
IS. 0ppsmtsr. 1861, jpildsn ben Stunpen ecn
10 utr gVrmittass mp 3 llbr NadmiItass.
& 10 Cooper Sabirr.
Sctcber 80. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
8 te @ ef0 Gfte
S)t q 6 ri Cb t

geIrp biesmlt ssseten, bo6 Der unterJstGnPte
ala gpninilratpr pVn tsr StuteIaftnIhaft be
uuRUrtsnrn 6 tarIee q. 2eibS. lestbin
pcn 2ynn Gaunitbip, Qe9a Gaunts, anse1s(t wOr'
ben ii. gtIf pieigniBm pcriOnen batter, psIdte
nod an bslaste SmtwIaiienihaft ftWIpen, lnp
ttrrpur6 aufseferput nnsrtaIb 6 92chsn ansu'
rufcn unb absut!,abIen,-lln SplGe pie nod
rsttmdBtse aHfpriids an pieisIte 3u MAIDEN ba.
fen, lIup sIet6ialIs crfuft iCttc tnnertalb Der
ndmli6en 3tit moblteRdt0t sInIubanpisru an
=" Solepb Mofer, Aom'or.
SctUter 49, " #at H# na6m
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WeleQf00ftg : 9LuflDlnn0.

VtItHikUNTEp : WHTlVT THED'
Na6ridt Uitr bicrmit seeebsn, paB bic bsber
In Dir Belen M0uufaftur tefanrsRe 0c1AdftS'
Yabinpune unter Der 8irna ron 5eri d uno
5e 3, in gIuentaun, Gm 26lisn Nusua 1861 :,
pur6 bsiUsrisiti9e Ginplieuns aufssUit pUrpsn
II. .a
Dte @eT cbdTte
wsrtsn In 3utunft purt tcn tlntsr;ei6ustcn al.
teja fcrtssf trt. wetder nur ppn ben alrbslen
Sdnren, ris in NeupCrt unp Ybtlapdpbia artsi.
ten. tel6aftiet taItsn rire. 8ausrn, welte itr
8sisu1rOt lsltR ;istsO, tBnnsn ss bier 81 psa al
tsrbiaisneu pteilCn perartsittn Iaffsn. Rufet an
am atsrn Gnpe Der SamiItun Shabe Eel
Daniel ,6erfcb.
gllentaun, Sep. 4, 1861. na3m
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-10
AYERS
Compound Extract of SarSaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials that hnve
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure OF
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERuPTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. AHTHoNY's FIRE,
RosH, or EnysIPELAs, PMpLEs, PUsTuLEs,
BLoTcHEs, BLAINs and BoILs, TuMoRs, letter
and SALT RmEuM, ScALD HEAD, RINGwonM,
RuEuMArIsM, SYpnILITIc and MERcuRiAL Dis
BASES, DnopsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEniLlrY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
TED or IMruRE BIooD. The popular belief
in "in,pmity ofMe blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Snrsapa-
rila is to purify and rcgencratc this vital fluid,
without Which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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"BITE BIGGER, BILLY. Y."-Walkisr down
the street, wo saw two worry raRgeu Ooys
with bare toes, red and shining and tattcreo
G o hes. upon which, tho SOL ot long "ea.
Law thick and dngy. They we're few and
far between"--only jacket and trowsers. and
these solitary garments werc very unueigh
bo,Iy. and objected TO union however
strongly the autumn wind limited at tho
comfort of such an arrangement. One OF
tho boys was jubilant over balt.witherod
bunch of flowers somo person had cast
away. Il say, Billy, warn't somebody real
good 10 drop those ,oro posies just where /
could find 'cm, aud they're so pooty and
nice ! Look sharp, Billy and maybe you "
find something binchy-Oh, july, Billy, u
here amt most half poach, and ain m"ch
dirty, noithor. Cause you haint got no
poach, YOU may bito first. Bite bigger;
Billy, may be we'll find another fore long
That boy was not cold. nor poor, and
never will be; his heart will keep him warm,
and if mon and women forsake him, the
very angels will feed him. and fold their
wings about him. "Bite bigger, Billy; may
bo we'll find another fore long" What a
hopeful little soul II no finds his unseliish'
ness illy repaid, no will not turn msan'
| thropo, for God made him to bo man. one
to boar his own burden uncomplainingly
and help his fellows besides. Want canno
crush his spirit, nor filth stain 1t, for withit
him and about him the spirit OF tho Christ
child dwelleth always.
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MEDICAL.
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

is a constitutional disease, a corruption Of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, il
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on my part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which It may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
caused by mcrcufal disease, low living dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure nir, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the venercnl infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation " indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, 81
will visit the iniquitics Of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulccrous matter, which, i'll
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which gcndcrs in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrofuous constitu-
tions not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous i'll their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination and many
destructive diseases of the liver, Kidneys brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous
their persons are invaded by this lurking in-
fiction, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in'
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise
Such d medicine we supply III
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Tug SELL OF YEARS How painful to
noto tho change which years have made;
whether IL be iu the outward or the inward
man | So intently occupied as We ever are
with individual interest, we rarely pause to
reflect, or to note how many changes are IN
progress around u.s. until accident awakens
us for a moment to consciousness then
tho work of tmn seems like tho dolngs OF
an cnchnntor, and we stop aud wonder for
a momont until we glance inward, and hnd
that thero, alas thought. fccling and emo
tiops arc not as once they were, what liie
was in tho freshness of early yoars-.and the
world hath not chilled the gushes OF nature
nor taught us tho lessons of experience