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Testimonials Of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons.

The Piano cSme to hand and 10 first rats order. Il IL
beautiful instrament-LEE WALKER, Philadelphia
John Hewitt, Of Carthage, New York, who has had
one Of the Horace Waters Pianos writes iolloWp:A
friend Of mine wishes me 70 purchase q piano for her.
She likes The you cold me In December, 1883 Nj
piano becoming popular 10 this place, and think
can ntEOdlce one OF tSo mOFe-they will be more popu-
We have two of waier Pianos IN use 10 our seminar,
oneoI which has been severely tested for three years.
and We can testify 70 their good quality and durabllity
WooD& GaEGoRY, Mount Carroll III.
n. WATEls, Esq-Dear Sir; Having used one Of your
panofrtea k twO yeau past bave found IL very Su-
geriol instrument -AL0Nzo GRAY, Principal Brooklyn
Heights Seminary. .II = y - :
Rev. Mr.. Haynes writes q fbllovs:-Prpaton 5ulov
n; Y; J9ly 2sih. 1883 Nh. WATERs- Dear Sir; re
eeived the helOdeon. safs andin good order; am well
pleased with the external appearance aud the lone also
hope shall bave occasion 70 order one or two more
the present season.
Tioga: n. r. July 2sth 1858, BORLcE WARNS, ESQ.
-Sr: The MelOdeOn you sent me was duly received 10
good order an now fully prepared 70 say that the
nsiIument highly satisfactory and beg YOU viii acceu
my tbanks for The very hbel terms on which you Iui
nshed u, and for the very honorable manner II which
yOu have fulfilled, and more than fulfilled all that you
promised Very respectfully yours, &c., }. L. sMIT.
The Piano received from you continues TO give salts
faction regard as one Of the best Instruments in the
plaee.-JAnks l.. Giants, Charleston, Va.
The MelOdeon has safely arrived feel OBLIGED 10 you
Tor your liberal dscoun will do all can for you In these
parts-Rev J. N. McCoEiIcK, YaIqueavTne, g. @.
The Piano was duly received. 1t came In excellent
condition, and 10 very much admired BY my numerous
family. Accept my thanks for your promptneGs-RoB-
ERF COoPER, Waranham, Bradford Co., Pa.
Your Piano peases well. It Il the best one In onF
county -TnoMAs A. LATnE,s, Completion, Ga.
We are very much obliged to you St having sent sneh
ine instfuh ent for $780, and we shall tske aims 70
recommend it-BRAN&, HE'D 4 Co. BOaAlO Democrat.
The Horace Waters PInDos are known Is among the
very bes We enabled 20 speak Of these instruments
with confidence, from Of their excel
lent tone and durable qualty.-NeW York Evangelist.
We can speak Of the merits Of the Horace wateFs
Pianos from personal knowledge being Of the very
test qualty-Christian lnielligencer.
Nothing at the State Fair displayed greater excellence
in any Department. than the Horace waten IianoS.-
ChuTchman! q p .A tttrf a.s.i ttfE
| Waters PlanOs and MelodeonS challenge conparisob
Journal.
Horace WateFs Piano Ites are Of fuI rieh and even
tone, and pOWeTfdl.-NsW York usical Review.
Our friends VIII End at Mr. Waien' store The very besl
assortment Of Music and Of Pianos 10 be found IN me-
United States. and We urge our southern and western
friends % give them cell whenever they 20 10 Nev1
YOFk.-GFaham's MagaSine.
warsrooms No. 3sS broadway, New York.
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ThlSlall named di,ease b commonly preceded by IL
Tegnlar action a Ne heart, and ddlcul Tespracu
Ways unIl.lld Ointment and Pigth1 dUpoical patient
viii ever lad sncoonr the present relief derived from
ne uls q e,e Ismedles b malyellonsy quick, and pre-
meut. Invariably reanls n cure They act viii such
en1rY Nh circulation end uhsoEhent sya1m thai he
dIopc1l lad vlnlsAes and TIE sufferer dnds al the op-
, 1861-08-22
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6odf iad RkGumitinIs

nay = eaisa WITH Ne eales. certainty o large gun
lng pAIo, and this peIsetselngy done for snme time
hs 70 Ne tosmelf + Oh thh fnl,eplyrlt moa b ri
into Ne ss.n TeAe g any Pills nightly q viii oct
of {. .4s. an4 FL ssmlinhtS When thA c6ihlaIrlgao
having The system. The vfulencs q thS Complaint ne
, 1861-08-22

Experienced breeders insist that for rails
Ing good healthy broods an old turkey is
much better than 4 young one. A bird does
~ arrive alinl| maturity until from two
% lhrse years old. Audubon, the great
A1lflcan Naturalist says: aThe third
ynll lh1 male turkey may bo said % be- On
lll|l' aihoueh e increases IN weight and
- I0f several years more. The females
q he fge Of four are IN con beauty lis
vel known th4 when frders have Killed
81 Ihclf Old birds, and raised their broods
uuccellively from young goblefs and pullels,
lho nNII1f ~ oIoHn smaller avery year.
C1icE1 20 raised are tcnderer. and more
nk1'g 70 die IIon ooiP aIli exposure.
E.nc. the frequent remark from saedcious
hI.laoIs, I'af yon might as well think Of
improving your lock Of sheep BY breeding
diem Ion llno1. instead otvlEorous. ma
Iure sheep. As g1nerall thing, the cock
1II| hen l1on|i hp lhree felrs 90 aafl airl.
ward. and tho two Of different breeds,
Every year, The earliest hafched, moss sieogs
and 6oif formed birds should - seIected fur
fl,ars breeders and Tho othefs killed olI
when needed.
During lhs falI and winter, turkeys need
only moderate feeding, bul q spring opens.
- Ne 1nlouut Be incIoased, especially dur
ing he laying tins. Considerable pains
shon|d b taken q this PERIOD 70. tame
n|lm. Amer they have laid their first IN.
llr-1a7 f0ean % tEenty-eggp- --break I'd
l1o|r nests, but do Il without their know.
Icl11 o0nfinue 70 feed and cosset them.
md b I0Ilnlght's time they will begin 10
~ again 4 is1honghi . good practice %
turn over he eEgs once or twice q week.
When hey have laid their second nest full,
and ehoN 4 disposition 70 seL let them do
60 fHt ihllr hlst lUl Of egg under com
mon IN at thP sspa time; and when they
nr1 haleh1d, giys'lh chicks to fhs turkey
mother, Who vail take care Of both broods'
Ir.Iiof1I'1 1ain1 vii need % be taken
tIIl he young, broods. AZ first, they
should BE- kept ma sked o On . barn floor,
vhlre they viii b dry and warm For The
lEnlg 1ly1 tig6 lhom hard boiled eoFl
rrllod ine. Ihcn add 70 tho eRRs. some
cnrl QF1NI nm ThSn. lhIIbrTffd. fol
p1iI1ly, fed n liitIe stale bread crumbs,
Wa ~ ~ nonlk I'D, air6 tkeii u
dian meal mixed uiih warn water. SCI
pans oI rQrr n'lk. rhnrp o.. en-. get q
|1'|T - u 1Ief HE. Until ihef are len
.III o|I. '.lT 1bon|d b hou.s1 = n;rh,l
"A |'| t.| |1|Irl Ih6 az. Wien ah5sl I
|..| = "a u - uIlhw : ahun unrn
90 .'''|II 'I |I.n lI..||lnl plnn % nike Z
|..|. |..' 20 .|I11 ~ boariI SiEIsu1
.....I .III. I'D L11r I.l blood N frf -
q I| u ~ 3. 4. olIFL. AI.sf thai
~ - l,1oe = Ihsm.slsss. onlys sAsy
, 1861-08-22
DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
Pfibais NsoicaI ana Surgical institute

Steamship COD,paRK's etace, San Franctsco B.
Established in 1854, =
For the permanent Cure Of ell Phvate and Chronic Dla
eases, and the suppression Of QuackeFy.
Attendant and Resident Physician, l. J.CzAPKAY, ND
late In the Hungarian Revolutionary war; chief physE
clan TO the 20th Regiment of Honveds chief surgeon
10 the military hospital Of Pesth Hungary late Leo
tnrer Diseases OF women and children and honorary
member Of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
Particular attention paid 70 the treatment Of Diseases
peculiar n women and children. laI q
81 0dice hours-FTom AN. 70 0 Pm. Ea,
Communications strictly confidential.
~ Permanent cure guaranteed, nF no pay. Consul.
taliuns BY letter or otherwise, free. "a 80
Addreis DR. III. .CzAPKAY, san FAncsco.
, 1861-08-22

Tha ingatllude Of man TO bis fellow man = 60 oen
met with ln lie, that testimonials prompted BY the finer
feelings Of the heart 10 the e of those who
alb Walton OF the life Of iFail mortality. EmpiTeirm
foods the columns Of our pfess With frandulent and
fictitious letters singing pans TO The worth of their own
lrnfa worthy man, Who, hFiel period since, seemed
destined 70 Shnle Cd his mortal COLI who looked for
ward 70 hls dissolution with that pleare which only
restored him 70 bis ioTmer health Relieved from his
terrible suaiina, and ipeed By gFailiude, be makes
known his ease and hisTemeda agent and bic satPmenl
a0eiey yimpentively command ll1publIy and nla gwen
more 10 wan the unualy than % oodnd The pflls q
phyaeian of Nhon scores Of Ike cases can BE- c1sd-
, 1861-08-22
GILBERT A. GRANT, NOlauy Pub.


H III HH#. ... ID ! |..1HH a . !.
the undersigned, having been under The tIoalmoui
Of DE-. L. J. CHapkay, although unsolicsd I'D called
upon 10 give publicity % the efficacy Of hli isaimsnls
hoping that By doing 20 may Be lniTumGnill % pre-
venting olheLs from the fearful nring apd mg Which,
Inexperienced, and which % 0en result nom the pefn,
coua pEaclIae af ptetende NJ TsPase has bs1h thaf
Of physical snd mental debility Wbldh fnlloWs ID conyN
quence of ndiacFetons In youth. The sguulss uhleh
endured are perhnps unnecensary for me 70 deai lll
are kroWn 70 those Who have experienced them. D1n
I to say, that having called the services d Dr. ~
Czapkay into requellinn. en- the expeciaonG Whltb
may have formed Of him Ufua more than Foall11A y
would therelWe Feeommend Dg cnapkay 10 all Vhaupl
nnd themselves sllcted with that dreadful maladys ~
object IN 90 doing bling sympathy l6f Snieng humanity
and heartfelt doslro u relieving them.
81 tlf ri. q Egris1gt d. j. DAHLED Printer
State of California, ,rily and County N An isno1pf
On this 9ist day o. July, AID. 1885, before me- WmfCf
JeSett, Notary Puddle. personally appeared D. y Nahe
known to me. who, helnR duly sworn, dld dtpo1 l1a
n.y. that the contents Of the card herewith 5lyue9@
In yitnea whereof have herpunto ast my hard. ept
ahixsd my nlcla seal The dnv and year ah6VS VfIl1
tLsl WIN. C.JEwETfs Notary Puhles
, 1861-08-22
SECOND HAND PIANOS

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Published All the music and music books publNhed 10
the United States for sale at this establishment Martins
celebrated Guars and all kinds Of Musical Instrumentp
and music merchandise ct lowest pricea Music sent
whenever OIdeTed, post paid Catalogues sent Iy mail
liberal discount 10 dealers, teachers, semlnAss and
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, 1861-08-22
ALETANDRN NHAAMss 2

Five stops In rosewood cases. $3.50; stops, DO. do,
Ms0 stops, with percussion, S225; l2 stops d. do
$3.50; U stops do, Gze larger $500; IS stops DO do
S3T5. Each instrument WaTant. to give satsacton o.
purchase money Refunded.
, 1861-08-22
SUPERINTENDENT.

0Tleeal veaknea. nervous debility .lsw splF llI.u
sel.ne. o. The limb and bach, lndlspaltloa and -
o. ei mfmorv. aversion % eocety, love ~ n1IIl1l
umaty. ELI dslTult dlzEiDtl, hp6dacht iDg1l1Il4y
discharges, pains 10 he ll6e aRciIous n ~ ell1
areeuled b The nsy oal1hrsied phyIicIll al1 lln,
]. J. cGapkay. Hh method o. curing dI1lan 49,,
(anknogi % enhenl end honol o. lllll IIcbol4 ~
consultations, b. letter q othoIWlnR, Ire.
San RIo1cl1oo'
, 1861-08-22
DIpthefil. liberated Sors YhfmI and Qainley
Ehs IIdnsyk Stuns and GlaTtL

In these complaints, the Ointment also acts Ike Q
ragpna of e kduBy1 Which 4 will penetrate and give
amosl lmmedaie ellef Whle The Pills should Be taken
ncrdlng 70 the printed directions when the most ex-
Bad IasL BndBEsaIiI, SsIUiuIsavSrss and
, 1861-08-22
should be fed once day to keep them from
rowing too far and too long from home.
HaY.Makins

day-Making
As the season for making hay has arrived
We publish the following discreet advice to
farmers, from the Ohio Farmer:
Don't dry your hay too much. Hay
may be dried till it is as worthless as straw.
As good coffee maker would say, Don't
burn your coffee, but brown it," so we say,
don't dry your hay, but cure il. Our good
old mothers, who relied upon herb-tea in
stead of 'pothecary medicine" gathered
their herbs when in blossom, and cured
them in the shade This is the philosophy
of making good hay. Cut in the blossom,
and cure in the shade. The sugar of the
plant, when il is in bloom, is in the stalk,
ready to form the seeds. If the plant is
cut earlier, the sugar is not there if later,
the sugar has become converted TO woody
matter.
Hay should be well wilted in the sun,
but cured in the cock. Better to be little
too green than too dry. II, OIL putting il
into the barn, there is danger of '' heating
in the mow," put on some salt. Cattle
will like 1t none the less.
Heat, light, and dry winds will soon take
the starch and sugar, which constitute the
goodness Of hay, out Of it; and with the
addition Of showers, renders it almost
worthless. Grass cured with the least ex-
Posure to the drying winds and searching
sunshine, Is more nutritious than il longer
exposed, however good the weather may be.
II ever cured, il contains more woody fibre
and less nutritious mater.
The true art Of hay making, then, consists
In cutting the grass when the starch and
sugar are most fully developed, and before
they are converted into seed aud woody
fibre, and curing it up to the point when il
will answer to put IL into the barn without
heating, and no more.
CHoKED CATTLE.--A correspondent of
the NeW England Farmer says: The in.
slant q creature becomes choked, no matter
what with, the throat becomes dry, and the
longer the substance remains, the dryer the
throat. The following, is a sure remedy |:
Take sons oil, no matter what kind, and
hold the creatures head up and turn down
about one gill Of oil, aud then let 60 of the
head, and the creature will heaye Il out in
two seconds! Thave tried il for years and
never knew il to fail.
! CELLARs.-Give your cellar q thorough
cleaning and whitewashing, otherwise the
badair win taInt whatever you place in il,
and that which passes TO the rooms above
viii produce disease. Tnat the cellar is
not often seen is no reason why it should not
be kept clean.
, 1861-08-22
D.


Prompted BY sn honest desire of ny heaTt, M 10
lay befoIe the public case which desPfwa . eumunS
alton, not Obly act Of scientific skill but that q
humanity also About two yeaa ago. 1sudden,y, and
from causes unknown % me. was selHed with 90 q
epiepy which, owing 70 my inability % meet The ex.
penses consequent upon thorough medical treatment,
and the discourueemeni which met with On attempting
t soon become such (as then led 10 beleve)
defy the skill Of any physician. wns tqnenlly, WIFE
IN pursuit Of ny calling thrown d0Eh % The erould
without tbe sllghtest warning; and although inion1bD
TO the agrnles yet desplsed lhe miaeies d ny 10 apd
soon learned % look upon those Who would render a
ance o. shelter me frnm danger enemies uho a1ng4
70 pFoong the existence Of my mseEes. Wlia u tha
state, and having, previous 10 my fctlon, tosfd tho
sweets Of Ife once mere was Induced % aitsmpt Ses-
inc ad q physician, and, BY lecommendatioh, esll.d
upon DI. J. Czapkay. ltold him o. ny croumIanons
and Of ny inability 70 reward him f0F bis services, NJ
gardees Of which, however, he Il once undertook ny
CASE, and, with the blessing Of God, was once more
restored % perfect health. Unable % reWufd hin log
the boon which enjoy at present, and yet consoOes
nv indebtsdnea, consider q due % mysolf and ~
shcted to make the cave public, IN order that hoe ~
nee Of medical advice may 6nd physician IN WHOM
every couadenee can bo placed.
Stat o. California, County Of San Fsanciseo. sab-
.ched and sworn 70 before ne, this lst day q Autl
Il 81 GILBERT A. GRANT, NO,asy Pnh.c ID
, 1861-08-22
alsrful publications.
IcrnafN SccH & ec.s
REPRINT OF TIE
BRITISH REVIEWS
ASD
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE.

EoNARD SCOTT CO, New York. continue to re-publsl
] 1 the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, viz:
/. The London Quarterly, CCon.ervatve)
2. The Edinburgh Review, Cwhg)
g. The North British Review. (Pree ChurcL1
T. The Westminster Review, C.beraI)
s. BIaekVVoOd's Edinburgh Magazine, CroryO
, 1861-08-22

DIR I. J. CZAPKAYs private Medical ana su,v,,.,
Institute = on Sacramento street, below M0n,eamsS~
Opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship COmpaD " eirs
and asks no remuneration unless he tifects enTe
So The following letter. which empbaiicallv su,,hs
Ior itsei vas written BY the Dean Of tie Faculty n
Pariic Medical and Surgical Journal.n San FrsscI'sN
for publication: E'e1s',''I
, 1861-08-22

foFnIa, County Of San Fmneisco. SD
Orn TO before ne, this lss das q August
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-11-07

nv All persons indebted to the
NATCHITOCHES. UNION, either as i
ssseribers, or for notices or judicial
advertisements, are requested to come
forward and settle Immediately. We
d;slile very much to be always asking
cur debtors for money, but being
obliged to comply with our own obi
gAtious, we find ourselves under the
paiafal necessity Of acting towards
stbsrs with the same rigour that others
ka tend 10 act towards us.
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PARISH ASSOCIATION.
Credit and Circulation.

When we study attentively, the pro
4 ress Of credit and circulation amongs:
\ since the commencement of the war
shall be convinced, by establishing
comparison between the past and the
escnt, that if the ratio continues,
I. ere will soon be no credit among US,
=ess.-s 80. be still more disastrous,
i, monetary circulation. Every day
cash 10 disappearing, it is sent to the
city te meet our nyments and absorbed
by the banks d New Orleans, from
whence it never returns.
What will be he end of this finan-
cial crisis, alrealy so abnormal, so
sterile, SO disastrous for the interests
of all. No-onetnows,. for peace alone
viii cause thisstste of affairs to cease,
and .rcestablish the basis Of credit
within these exteaded and prosperous
limits in which i formerly existed. In
the mean while, the difficulties expe-
rienccd by our population, both agri
cultural and commercial increase every
day the planter and the merchant,
ubo possess certain amount of cot
tos, realize the disastrous situation of
tbs capital, which would be SO power
fain arresting tie fearful march of
III financial catastrophe which now
,nestens us.
Let us not deceive ourselves. If We
d not Immediately take energetic
rsssures' II the immincnce of the dan
T does not cause our citizens to form
ss.eiations' in which our agricultural
eodncfs should be the basis of circu-
ssiop and mutual Confidence, the power
alsver, every one will be disconra-
il, and the crisis will probably swal.
sv up, many fortunes, laboriously &C
lsred' and that too, because ve have
lsnsined inassive. and wi,hou, even
kisuptiag to initiate proper measures
y avoiding such . deplorable future.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-11-07

OUR Naval SERVICE What Il Has
Done. From the 2lst of April till now
tn navy yard at Gosport has supplied
with proper ornaments of artillery the
Qualifications Of nearl y the whele Soath,
and perfected a number of inventions
IN among them the improve
'nents of the range of cannon already
cast, which has been lately patented
b. our Government.
Nor has the naval service been lack.
ing in gallant deeds during the war.
The attack of the little ordnance boat
Harmony upon the raced frigate now
sloop Of war Savannah, off Newport
News, will be, or should be, remember
ed AS one of the most daring and gal
lantincidents of the war. The report of
this affair, we learn, was sent to the
Secretary Of the Navy, with compli.
mentary comments by the commander
Of the navy yard.
Again, we have another exploit in
the capture of the Fanny by Commo.
dore Lynch, with tsssteamers armed
eomms u faas, no matter how. The ex-
pedition, too, against the Indiana Reg
iment at Hatleras was participated in
by our navy, to which proper credit in
the affair has not been justly ascribed
We are assured that the expedition
was suggested to Commodore Lynch,
and carried out by means of his little
feet, he being senior officer in COM
mand.
Lastly, the gallant action Of Com.
Hollins and his mosquito fleet" at the
mouths Of the Mississippi, entities ou,.
navy to that honorable and grateful
recognition of it's services, which has
been too much omitted by the Govern
ment itself in withholding official re
ports, as we'll as by the press, in the
popular records of the war.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-11-07

Po and BEEF PAcKIsa.--We find
that the Conf derate government in
teHis establishing slaaghterhouses on
Red River for he purpose of packing
meat for the army. The measure is a
very judicious one. -Four prominent
points, as fit places, are presented to
our view:-lst, Alexandria-to obtain
the beeves from Opelousas, Louisiana
and that part of Texas lying between
Sabine river and Nacogdocles. -2nd.,
Shreveport-to draw her supply OF
both hogs and beevcs from the interior
Of eastern Texas. 3rd Jefferson, Texas
Ito draw her supplies from the same
section, with the addition Of sever !,
counties lying west of that town. I'm
that section Of country, we are told,
one man owns 5000 head Of hogs. The
4th, Fultcn-to obtain supplies from
northwest Arkansas, the Indian ma
tions and that part of Texas lying on.
upper Red River. The whole -ut this
SEC ton of country is we'll stoe ked with
hogs the mass very Heavy, and co !,
settings at 25 cents per bushel. Post 4
master general Reagan is well ac
quainted with this part of country
and can give the government every
necessary information.
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~ Advertisements sent to the Union
after Tuesday evening, will not be pubishe
belore che ensuing week.
Persons desiring to stop advertisements.
must give notice thereof at the Office. other
wis they will be continued and charged for
anti expressly forbidden.
10 Job work will be done hereafter unless
Ne pay can be had on delivery.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-11-07

THE Heroes OF THE REVOLUTION .--Tb,
following extracts from the letters o
Gen. Nathaniel Greene will be reaf
with interest:
At the battle of Eutaw Sprinrs j.
writes the general" Hundreds Of mi
men were naked as they were horn
posterlty will scarcely believe that the
bare hons Of many brave mcn, whe
carried death into their eleny's ranks
at Entaw were gnlled by The cartoucL
boKes, while q folded rag or tuft Of
moss protected their shoulders from,
sustaining the same injury from the
nusket.
In letter to the secretary of war
he says:
@We have three hundred men witt,
out arms, and more than one thousand
SO na1ed that they can be Lut on duty
only IN cases Of desperate nature i
have been seven months in the field
without taking off my clothes"