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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-10-12
Dwarf Apples.

a late number of the Country Ge1,
ncman has the following: 1t is possibl
that the dwarf apple may become NOR
popular than the dwarf pear. It's no
liable to the accidents of the latter
All sorts Of apples grow freely on tn
dwarf stock, and it is not necessary +,
take that particular care of selection
rounded 0" many years experiences
a''hough some sorts of the apple form
handSomer and better shaped head.
when treated as dwarfs than others
Inc symmetrical growers shonld be se
lected, because they make the process
OF pruning simpler, and more easily
give the desired shape.
Common standard apples occupy too
much room for gardens and small
places. At the commonly recommend
ed distance, 80 feet, only 40 can stand
on an acre and placed at the nearest
distance admissible, 25 feet, an acre is
required for 60 trees. A quarter-acre
Village garden can therefore have only
1e frees at the former and II at the
aaSeer named distance, ifapple trees oc-
cVPy dhe whole ground But dwarf
alFp'es may stand about four times near
or, giving is times as many trees on
the quarter acre. If therefore one half
Of the quarter acre garden is occupied
with dwarf apples, IS trees may be
plamtet aS 8 feet apart, suitable dis
tance tor the Doucain dwarf; or $50 at
6 feet apart, the space for the smaller
uorTaradise dwarf.
The best varieties for dwarf stock,
as general rule, are those which nat
5lrally form a round or oval head
Such will need but little pruning
Among these are the Red Astrachar,
Jersey Sweet, Porter, Baldwin, Over,
Monmouth Pippin. Summer Rose, Be
noni, and Sweet Bough There are
others that incline TO grow upright,
and need some pruning to prevent their
running upwards, and To induce spread
in9 HnNh1 these are the Northern
SPY, Twenty Ounce, Lady Apple,
Wagner, Earl y Strawberry and Bail
"l Sweet, all Of which make handsome
iWaIt> There are again others, al
though not 30 handsome growers, yet
the ornamental anpparancr Of the frnit
render them desirable dwarfS, AS the
Fameuse, Red Canada, Carolina Red
June, Munson Sweet. &c. There are
still others Winch CROW so irregular that
some care would bc reQni,ca to make
handsome trees Of ,he1n, such as Fall
Toipp;n. Canada Reiuetfc and rnnn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-10-12
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Wood COUNTY,

SHERIFF's OFFICE Wood County,
Grand Rapids, Aug. 9th, 1854
In pursuance of the foregoing notice from
the Secretary OF State, General Election will
be held IN the several towns and election pre-
cncts OF Wood County, Wisconsin, on Tues
day succeeding the first Monday, being the 9Th
day of November, A. D. 1861
+. LAEIGNE, Sheriff.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-10-12
Confirmed CoRs.rn,DtEor

few doses will also at once check and cure
the tt most severe DlARRHEA proceeding from
Cold IN TIM Bowels.
These medicines are prepared by Or. c. NJ.
JACKSON 4 Co., No. AIS Arch Street, Phila-
deiph'a, Pa, and are sold bv druggists and
dealers IN medicines everywhere. at Is cents
per bottle. The signature of c. NJ. JACKSON
Will be on the outside wrapper OF each bottle.
IN the Almanac published annually bv the
PfGPrle,ors called ETERrBoDY's ALMANAC, YOU
VIII ma testimony and commendatorv notices
from all parts ofthe country. These AImsnoos
are given away by all our agents.
Sold in Grand Rapids by Joseph Homic~ in
Ployer by NcDill Brother and bv dealers IN
medicines generally.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-10-12

The best kind of Agricultural
falys-Farmers' daughters.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-10-12
W ines and EHgaa 0Fs.

w HH a. uH TX IL q Id U Z = q.
AT OLESALE.
Ny facilities enable me to supply this whole
region with every variety
The greatest care and attention has been ex,
erted in the selection of my stock, and my
goods will be found of the best quality, and
sold on the most reasonable terms
Call and Examine for Yourselves
GB~ Store in Lavigne's Building, nearly op-
posite the Grand Rapids House.
JOSEPH HOMER
Grand Rapids, Aug 1st, 1861.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-10-12

EXPERIMENT WITH PoTAToEs.-A
correspondent at Wellsboro, Pa.
writes as follows to the Rural NGqc
I of'se'' Gas | see a number of arti-
fFes on potato raising, I thought [
wruld give ny experience. Last
spring | was short Of seed potatoes.-
/ cut the seed end of the large pota-
Goes TO plant, and saved the large ones
to eat. n finishing my patch I got
out of seed, and, to make my patch full
] took the butt ends and planted two
rows. When | came to DIG, the two
rows planted with the butt ends yield
ed twice as many to the row as those
planted with the seed end, I planted
the pieces of each kind whole in the
hill, without cutting. Some men say
cut the potato, in one or two eyes to
the piece, but think that too small to
support the vine in dry weather. The
large potato with the seed end cut of
gives few stalks, while The large po-
tate gives plenty Of sap to support the
cGop through the drouth. The seed
,en&s send up too many stalks in a
~eiump. VIII others try the expert
Nnent?
Hen Prices At THE SOCTu.-ThC
following (SayS a Boston paper is ar
pXtract from letter just received from
gentleman who has been living ir
MrmphiS. L was mailed in Kentucky;
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-10-12

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THE celebrated FRANKLIN AND KEY
i STONE STATE SEWING MACHINES
are the only Machines that have the Neg I'M
proUed Reversed Wheel and Nege,- Failjnq Loo1e,,
attached. Be sure to examine and thoroughly
test these Machines before making your selec-
ton, as they are daily taking the place of all
others. In these Machines we do away with
all the complicated scyclrS, rires, bobbi7s. shut
ties, cams crooked and circular needles of otAe,'
Machines, which renders them at once greatly
superior to any heretofore offered to the pub
lie, for all kinds of family and manufacturing
purposes. Every one should see them before
purchasing, as they are giving a satisfaction
heretofore unparalleled. They sew from two
spools without re-winding. They use a straight
needle-the strongest and best for all purpo-
SEES They will gather, hem, Tuck, fell and quilt,
on heavy or light fabrics. They are manufac-
tured by the we'll known firm Of W P Uhlin-
ger & Co., of Philadelphia, who stand at the
head of American machinists
liberal discount to the Clergy Agents and
charitable objects.
Send for circular and sample Of work.
We are also agents for BLAKE & JOHN
SONS ADJUSTABLE HEMMERS-the only
one that makes the Hem on the right side of
the work
AGENTS WANTED in every County, Town
and State in the Northwest.
Drafts, with orders for Machines, may be
forwarded by Express or Nail
E. RICHARDS 4 CO,
Agents for the North West
PRINCIPAL Office and Salesroom, 1873 Lake
ST., street floor, CHICAGO, ILL.
Post Office Box, 1882. l9-ly
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
u ERMAN BITTERS.,
AND
DR.. HO0FLAND's BALsAMIc

lhe great standard medicines Of
age, nave acquired their great POPULARITY o1I.
Trough years of trial. Unbounded satisfaction
nIa I L by them in all cases; and the peo-
PIE nave pronounced them worthy.
A'gef Compliant, Dyspepsia. .Iry,.
"'tS' De0:"ty Of the Nervous Svs-
.s"'' Diseases Of the hIanevs,,
and all diseases arising from Z disoraon.,,:-
or weakness OF the stomach and direstire ~,
gans, are speedily and permapentIT cnroS t h
the GERMAN BITTERS. '0Feo by
I nne ssai>ann'c Cordial has acquired
reputation surprising that of any sir,iI,,
preparation eXtant. 1t will cure, w,Tunr-
FAIL, the most severe and long-standing
Cough, Cold, or HoarSe2ess. Broncb;-
t'S, Influenza, Group, PjleumO-
Ma, hacipient Consumption.
and has performed the most ASTONISHING cur,s
ever known of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-10-12
Michigan Central Railroad.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
TO New York, New England and
the Cana6aS

TO New York, New England and
the Canadas,
~ and after SUNDAY, MAY 10Th, 1861,
" trains leave the Great Central Depot. foot
OF Lake street, as follows:
4:45 &. M.-Stops at all Stations. and arrives
at Detroit at 500 p. m.
800 A. M.-Lightning Express, (exccpt Sun
day) arrives at Detroit at 600 n. m.
Suspension Bridge 400 a. H.; ALBANY
2:2O p. m; New York 1850 p. H.; Bos-
ton HIS p. N.
500 ?. M.-New York and Boston Express,
except Saturday. arrives at Detro it
$40 a. m; Toronto 3:42 p. M; Montreal
1900 M; Suspension Bridge or Buffalo
500 p. m; Albany 500 a m; \. York
900 a. m; Boston 1920 D. n.
S:OO a. M.-Cincinnati Express Except Sun
day. through to Cincinnati in - hours.
500 P. M.-Cincinnati and Louisville Elk
press Except Saturday. through to Gin
cinnati in Is hours, Louisville in II
hours.
SALISBURY'S PATENT BUSTERS
Are run on Day Express Trains
Patent Sleeping Cars on Night Trains
sT3 BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all principal
Railroad Offices in the West, at the General
Office, corner Lake and Dearborn streets (rln-
der the fremont House, Chicago, and at the
Depot
R. n. RICE, General Superintendent.
j. Z. A. BEAN, West'n Pass Ag't. 11tf
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-10-12
GeEera: Election Notice.
FORWOOD COVNTY

'ioEa Notice,
1, that at the General
in the several Towns,
;incts in the State of
succeeding the first
/ day of November
rs are to be elected,
ace of Alexander "
in the place
secretary of State, in
vey; a State Treasur-
D. Hastings; an At
&c Of James H, Howe;
he place Of Guvsbert
uperintendent, in the
/; and a State Prison
ace of Hans c. Heg:
office will expire on
:, 1861.
y, for the Assembly
ountie5 of Wood and
Superintendent Of
Superintendent Dis
the County Board Of
'eryisors, in the seve-
nd such other Coun-
equired to be elected
the question will be
by the people, of the
the General Banking
he General Laws of
oter l of the General
| Of 1861, as follows:
242:
l, Ertrc Session.
neral Banking Law,
ndatory thereof.
Wisconsin, represen-
do enact as .foHoacs :
, epter Il, of the Re-
I ercunto belonging
80, General Laws,
|: ) follows: by strik-
5, "Said stocks to
G 'timated and gov
at e at which said
the city Of New
r lonths preceding
II lay be left Oh de
lie r" By striking
an d inserting after
g the words Gin
he following words
all, in all cases, be,
III to a stock pro
inu NJ ; and it shall
Coz nptrOller to take
its par value, nor
-alu e in the City of
sit, by such person
anC | by inserting in
"a I'd it shall be
roll er to issue for
cen ranging at or
six L lontlls, and up
le N ew York mark
the par value Of
er shall not is
ing below par in
ion t han ninety per
valu c of said stocks
+ mo re than ninety
arket , value during
or ST Ich stocks as
have been at and
T, thu Comptroller
: per cent. Of
the la st six months,
n min ETY. per cent.
day Q f deposit, nor
OF th e par value of
said section shall
: wv henever, here
ciatio. / Of persons,
bank ng under the
shall | duly assign
e tire; lsurer of this
C stoel IS issued or to
an,v st ate stocks, on
lily pa d, such person
rail- be entitled to re-
9troEEe + an amount
i DIFF ercnt dcnonri-
eo4ms ersigned, and
a2aol mt Of public
Inrra6 as oFnraSoi6 .
the b. INK ComptroI-
Ks, VIA ich have been
.uriEs the last six
e o. d eposit in the
ing 30 ties up to the.
'at 1lht Comptroller
tooks, l angling below
re Gin culation than
'ent sRs rket value of
dep@ sit, nor more
The sT erage market
ms nj hs ; and for
last ~ months have
as be low par, the
e ms &c than ninety
Ilue &u ring she last
mt n ore than ninety
due on the day Of
lety pei cent. of the
Pres stt d, That if in
.omptruuer, together
e. Secretary Of State,
c deemed insecure,
ID as su ch securities
Ms ac5- 4 nd Ta'orid-
after she first day of
k Comp troller shall
or G;r@ulatino Bank
tocks than these. is
OnSir and the I nited
cI1s described In the
ued IL % rate Of inter
:. per 1nnum, to be
shaii be
$ producing five per
chapter II, of the
Y anterd ed by insert
9cate67 and "to, in
or, the words, cor to
nd burking assocTa-
5 state. and all banks
cl,nl Ia nrrn,n
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-10-12
MOSHER & FOSTER.

II AVE removed to their new building, and
Ill are now prepared to show to the people o
Grand Rapids and vicinity a complete assort-
Bacnt of
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-31

NORDYKE-AKER.-O the 9th inst, b,
the Rev. II. J. Meek, at the residence of the
brides father in Winchester, Mr. NJ. p. NoRpYKr
and Miss SARAH JANE AKER, both of this CITY.
Many thanks, SALLIE, for that large. delicious
cake which didn't find its way into our ssnc,um
and 'rasn't devoured by our hungry devil, who.
upon seeing the above notice. exclaimed in pity
ing tones, Another couple Joined in the holy
bond= Of matsimony-but, alasl nary cASr has
como for me-
Nav prosperity AM happiness eva l;tez5 q
happy pair.-lEp.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-31
Cor the Journal.
Union meeting at observation-disclosures
Township Awake.

U
Township Awake.
A large and enthusiastic Union meeting was
held at MorristOwn on Saturday, January 18TH
inst. In the morning the "stars and stripes
were run up and guns were fred for the Union
and Maj. Anderson.
At o'clock the meeting met and was organ
lied by calling (. a. Reed to the chair, and ap-
pointing VIM. W. Jones Secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions were
introduced and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS dangers are now threatening the
the perpetuity OF the Union of these States; and
Whereas We believe our. to be the best Govern
ment the world has ever witnessed, dispensing as
il does the blessing vi civil and religious liberty
to thirty millions OF free people, and inasmuch a,
We believe its destruction would be an irreparahe
and direful calamity, necessarily involving the
country in civil war and its ruinous results; there
fore
Resolred, That in this contest for the Constr
tuition and the Union, we will discard all sec
tional and political Jealousy, lay all party feeling
upon n common altar, and henceforth our motto
.hall be:-"Our country, our whole country, and
nothing but our country"
Besolred, That we believe the Union of these
States 10 be indissolnble, that regard peaceful
deplore the necessity of resortng to arms, yet
even this would be preferable TO the destruction
and ACKNOWLEDGMENT of COnfederacy so valuable
as ours.
Resolred, That ne entertain no feeling of hos
tility toward the citizens of any section OF the
country; that we are willing and anxious 10
maintain feelings of fraternity with every Amer
lean citizen of all sections; that we pledge our
selves to respect and execute every legal and
constitutional obligation with fidelity, and hav-
ing done this, We will then maintain the Union
and the supremacy of the law at all hazards.
Resolred. That we will uphold the Govern
ment in the needful and proper execution OF its
laws.
Resolred That all honor is due Mai. Anderson
for the wise and patriotic course pursued by him
during the recent difficulties at Charleston.
Resolred, That those citizens Of the slavehold-
ING States who have manifested their devotion
to the Union. command our respect and admira-
ton.
After the adoption of the preamble and reso-
buttons, Thos. VI. Browne, Esq, of Winchester
was introduced and made most eloquent and
able Union address.
Upon motion, il was ordered that the Secreta.
~ furnish a copy of the proceedings of the meet
ing TO the editors of the Randolph Co. Journal
with the request that the same be published
{. A. REED. Pres.
WV. w. JoSEs, Sec'y.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-31
NV. EDN AhD y. w llsSON,
William,burAh. King, County. New YorI

THE USE OF DIR. noSTErTER's STOMACH
blIIERS for Dyspepsia, Flatulcncc. Henyiness Of the
stomach, or any other like affection, Is second none
Ia America or abroad. To bc able to state confidently
that the "BItters" certain for N spepsia aud
like diseases Is 10 tn propretors source of uhalloy cd
pleasure. II removes nll morbid matter from the
stomach. Purnes the blood, imparts screwed vitality
to the nervous system giving II that tone aud energy
80 indispensable for the restoration Of health The
numerous acknow edgmenis uf It's superior Sccicnce
and bench ial result have assured the Pr"Preors ai
u cannot but prove great cure to the afflicted, aud
impAr vitality 10 the thorough system.
PScc advertisement ia another column. ni-N
NJ LEAss STRENGTHENING toRpiaL.-Thisinyhluable
compound, are glad To- know. has become the most
popular remedy Ia the United state. Nearly ever,
family keeps u oh hand They lnd IL phS ,icians'
bills small quantity fiNcn In season Will ward on
FrV~rs, or amy prevalent disease.
III rSce advertisement la another column. nl-.w
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-31

COLORlNG FLUIDS FOR THE HAIR ARE
DANGEROUS. Wood'- Hair Tonic restores the color.
not by The nitrate Of silver process but 10y restoration
OF this health, functions upon which the original and
natural color 81 the hair aud its MOISTURE its gloss. its
life, aud consequently its original beauty pended
Professor Wood al the age of thirty seven years,
gray "a man Of eighty, and his hair dry, thin
and dead. Now he has not single gray lock upon his
nor j. his hair Thin dry but soft plabc aud
moist a. shat of child Of five years This preparation
acts upon the roots, for after application. that Por
ton OF the hair nearest the scalp, found restored
the original color, whatever il while the ends Of
the hair are gray. Try Woods HAIR TOsIC and do
not apply any other TILL amer YOU have this With
tbs resolution you will never have occasion 10
HAIR dye.
CArTIoS.Bca are Of worthless limitations several
already in the market called by different names.
Use none unless the words Professor Woods Hair
Restorative. Depot. -. Loui., Mo-. and New York }
are blown in the bottle Sold by all Druggists aud
Patent Medicine dealers. Asoby all Fancy aud Toil
Goods dealers in the United States and Canadas.
nj 4
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-31
TO NsUMPTIvEs

The Advertiser, having been restored h. health la
few weeks by very simple remedy, ancr having suf
fcfed several years with severe lang Affection: and
that dread disease Con-umpti his anxious To- MAKE
known To h. fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all Who desire IT, he wilt send copy Of The pre-
.crpton used (flee ofcharrc), with direction foi
preparing aud using the same. which they will find
.rRs cuEE for toSsUsPrIos, AsruxA, BRopHisis, &c
The only object OF hs advertiser IN scuding the Pre-
,crpton IL to benefit the afflicted aud spread infcrma
ton which he conseiycs to be invaluable and he hope,
every sufferer will try his remedy will cost them
nothing, and man. prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription " ~ please address
Rrv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willam,hur. d. King. Cnnniy. New York.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
February Appointments.
Cures Warranted determination Free
Monthly Visits.

Although not the bes, mode OF max ng examinations,
Dr. ~. will. when desired, prescribe Gar disease, with.
out asking questions.
Particular attention paid 90 diseases 81 Women and
Children.
No mineral pci.cu- n.cd; various combinations 81
Bark Buds. Leaves Roots Gums. etc. obtained from
the Oriental clnes and OF the Indians. only pre-
scribcd;-a full supply Of which The Doctor Away
carries.
DIR. Hardman treats all chronc or long standing dis
ease, Of the Lungs. Liver, stomach Bowels, Bladder.
Kidneys, Braiu Heart, Nerves, Womb, Spleen. Spine.
Eyes. Ears, stc.; Scrofula, Fits. Cancers RheunaIis
DroPSy SKIN Diseases Fever Sores. CAiarrh Sc minal
Weakness. Neuralgia. Whites, Insanity, dyspepsia /.
Giddness. Heat Of Urine, Syphilis SILK Headache,
Enlarged Tonsil3 etc.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-31
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

The undersigned vill sell. at public sale. Rrids;,
the IT day ~ February. l at the late residence Of
Matilda Monks les sased three head af horses three
mitch cows one Durham bull aid hciisr. half 6l0ods.)
on spring calf, nd shoal-. hay, oats wheat.
piow- and Other articles to- tedious 10
credit "foHa Ycar PHI ps given all
cxceediH: three dollars. ~ he purchaser giving bis
viii approved securi',. waving valuation and
apprai-cfneul lsS-
GEORGE ". MONKS. admir-.
- ~iN suue1rd. 80 frr estate - John Monks.
and administrator % n .'z.e - vsil5a Hsnis
decreased
f-nuars 10, i-Cl-ev1
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II The Randolph County Journal has put
on a new dress, and looks as pretty as bride and
ssks as pleasantly "a the groom. Its clear cut
'brerier" makes beautiful appearance beside
some of the old style "pica" editorials, and the
matter deserves its conspicuous and elegant dress
Good luck to it.-IadianGpOlis Journal
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D. K. PHIlANDER DOESnCKS, P. B.,

who contributes to THr MRsorEr side splitting series
OF Suresque Biograp hes. Lectures Sermons, Fashion
Articles, Criticisms OF Paintings Plays, Statues. etc.
under the general and significant title Of "DIvs
o. DoEsTICks: or H.sLEQUIS HRS THE inns
Ia the Pictorial Department appear the magnificent
illustrations that prince OF Anne rican artists FkLIi
o. e. BARLEY.
Throughout the present yrar. this magnificent and
famous Journal AsERICA> LITERATURE will contain
glorious Romanccs, Sketches, Stories, Poems. Gem
Of Humor, Moral and Domestic Essays, Criticisms,
etc, by the noted American and English writers.
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THE MERCURY. We may name the following regular
contributorial force:
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STICKS, PB.. TON.
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Err. 81 URBAN.
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FELIX d. {. OAKLEY, J. A. PATTEN.
GRACE GARDNER, REV. r. b. WEIGH.
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REV. X. VI. DEVENS, GEORGE MARITAL,
NED BUNTLINE. HATTIE TYNGE,
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Other celebrated ritcrs will also contribuic-msk
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Our special NKw YK.R's GIFr To our readers i. =
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-31
MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Just fUbLisHKD fN A aEALED K~vrIorI-
LECTURE on the Nature. treatment and Radical
Cure 81 spermaiorrAoa or Seminal Weakness ssrusi
Debility, Nervoasness, and Involuntary Enhssion.
producing inpoteney, CcpsuEption, and Nentsi aud
Physical Debility, ~
ROB- J. CULyERwELL. u u.
The important fAet iha; the awful CONSEQUENCE ef
sefaouss may be efeetaaiiy removed wAsst fnter.si
medicines or the dangerous applications Of esusfes,
'unene, nefeated bougies. ana other iupiricaI
aevees here clearly demonstrated and the entirely
new ano nighiy successful treatment, adopted ~
he celebrated author, fully explained BY means OF
~sen ever ore y enabled 10 himself reyfscsfy
ara AZ soe least possible avoiding al see
edverrsed nos.runs q the dsy This lecture W
prove boon 70 demands a.c Ghoaxa1ds.
Sen. cn6er zeal - address, psst paid. a. -
reS-sly. ~ too Zos:4je stsaPs. BY sefrSsng
D..5HAl T. .. Xl-HE.
ss- Pr: ss--.s. - g.o-E P,1. re 1e