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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

PROVIDING FOR THE SoLDIKRs.-We learn that
number Of ladies are waiting on the citizens for
contributions In shape Of clothing, &c for needy
soldiers The Objects commendable, and should
enlistthe activesympathieso of all good and humane
people amongst u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

From fhs Democrat, st. C7obd, Mina.
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with the head
sohe, send for a box, tCephao PIlls,) SO that you
may have them In case of an,attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDYNG'S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
81 EA DACHE
THAT
A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials ,oere unsolicited 6y
Mr.. SPALDIse, they afford umquestios'-
a6le proof Of tire efficacy of tbs
truly scientific discovery.
MAsoHvrLLK, Conn.,, Feb. S, 1851.
Mr.. sPALpIse-Sir: have tried your CephalIc
send me two dollars worth more.
Part Of these are for the neishbors, to whom
Yeur OBJ S ser1a %s y. JHsEs KENNEDY
HAvKRFoRp, Pa. Feb. 6, 1881.
more sS1 4. C ; Pills. ias' Ises'S.d
''"'' NARY ANN sroIsHousE.
s'rsoR caHEsl ngsI1S $ ,ss, Co. Pa.3
H. G: SrAtp:rsccslr Yos will please send me
mediatey.
Respectfully yours, JISO. Ii. SIMONS,
T. 81 hsUs ssfG osss boz Of geaT Pills, sad fsd
fAsxs sIcS,lszt.
BILLIE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1861.
HENRY c. SPALpISG, Ec,.: Please find incosed
twenty five cents, for which send me another box
Of your CnPhlito Pills. They are firstly t2s 5g:t
Pius hnti svfT :r;si.
Direct A. sTOvER, Pm,
Belle Vernon, Wyandot co., ..
BEVERLY, Mcsa., Doc. IL, 1879.
II. g. SPLLDIHe. Egg: wiGh Tor Some circulars
or large show bis, 70 hrinr yoEr Ceph.lic, Pills
hnys an. thing OF the X nd. please send to me-
One Of my customers. who 10 suhject to severe
SICK Hsafaehe. (usutliy lasting twodayr.l ssas
| sent her.
Respectfully yours, w. b. WILKES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

T'UNF FHs ELuHItHtTJ NO7JOIK, va
Cephaic Pills accomplish the object for whiol
they were made, Viz: Cure of headache in all a.
forms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

CENTRAL GuARDHousR Before Justice Thomp-
son.-This morning the following cases were dis
posed Of:
Simon Lundyand Mathew Smith, drunk and
disorderly; workhosse 80 days
Margaret Wise, Sarah Grayson and VIM Pat
terson free roes persons Of evil life and fame,
guilty OF dlsorderly conduct; fined each sc I2X.
Walter Marshall and John Byron, disorderly
and breaking windows; fined S3I2k each.
John Hinnegan, for breaking into the house of
Mary Jane Taylor, assaulting her and threatening
TO burn her house and kill her, was committed
for court.
Mary Branson, disorderly and profane; work
house so days.
Mary Mccain, for carrying about her person
loaded pistol, and swapping It at Eugene O'Con-
nor was sent to the work house for 90 days In de-
fault Of $40 12X fine and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

LADIES, ATTENTION Those Bonnet, Hats,
Flats, and other fancy goods Of Mrs r. g. Etch-
Ison's, (Which have been delayed on account Of
the obstruction Of the Railroad between this city
and New York; has just arrived. IL you will
call soon you will ind beautiful assortment Of
new Spring goods, which will be sold very cheap
ewing 10 the times. Remember 1t II No II
Pennsylvania avenue, between Eighth and Ninth
.traSts No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

$4,000 SrocK.
Positively, selling out our entire stock of Dry
Goods to close business. Virginia and Washing
ton money taken.
MATHEWS & GORE,
$50 Seventh street.
m4-r Between and X streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

CENTER MARKET.-The country dealers who
have been a little fearful OF venturing over the
State lines TO sell their produce In the Washington
market begin to resume their stands. The guam
tty Of provisions offered by them increases but
still does not come up 10 the old average. The
outside stands were occupied TO some extent The
licensed dealers do not now enjoy the facilities
for getting their usual stocks or the products of
distant points; but the prices, all things con-
sidered, are quite moderate. The demand Is not
very pressing and sales comparatively dull. The
fsh market continues to be supplied from the
Potomac landings; business dull The dealers
say they get few shad and herring from Alex
andria, shad being So to So per 100 and herring
IS 20 sc DER 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

FROM .hs Advertiser, Proridencs, RI
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkab
effective remedy for tbs headache. and one of q
very best for that very free uent Complaint viii,
has ever been discovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

SUPPOSED RUNAWAY SLAvE.-This morning
about . o'clock, Mr.. John Owyer was accosted
near the encampment, upon the county road lead.
ing from Seventh to Fourteenth street, by a
colored man, who inquired the way to Anna oils
Mr.. Owyer directed him out towards North Can.
itol street, and proceeded to the grocery of WIN
McChesney, near the Park, where the negro soon
after made his appearance, and called for whisky.
he said he was going to Bladensburg. This
aroused Mr.. Owyer's suspicious, and he assisted
by Mr. McChesney, attempted to arrest him
w hereupon the negro drew pistol and fred
inhicting flesh wound in the arm of the latter.
and In the leg Of Mr.. Owyer. The negro then
fed, leaving two coats with the pockets filed
with meat and bread, as II for long journey.
He has not yet been apprehended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

THE BURGESS CoRrs, from Albany, numbering
about two hundred men, and said to be one Of the
best drilled companies In the country, arrived at
Annapolis yesterday. They are expected here
some time TO-DAY
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-02
PITTSBURGH rARkET.
PITTsBURGH AUG. 18th. 1851.

PITTsBURGH, AUG. 18th, 1861.
tLOUR-from Store, the ruling rat 5 are as
follows. Superfne S4.75 TO S4.S7 Extra SIS 90
to S5.25 Extra $3.50 to SIS so; Fancy brands Sc
90 to CPS Rye -four, from store, at 2.75 to3. 80
Buckwhea: flour, from store, S1.75 TO l9O per
500
GRAIN-Wheat, prime red, s1.O5; white, ST.
lO Barley, so to 50, spring, and 60 to 65 for
fal Fye. 45c. Oats. - to y. Corn, 90 to
45c.
groceries. Sugar. by the hid. . s. 70 :. and
by the Dbl. :. per 10. Molasses, SO 10 35 per
gallon. Coffee, l44 per h.; Rice, So
BACJN.-Shoulders, = per lb Sides; 50 to 10;
plain Hams, 1O5; Sugar Cured, II.
BRooMs.-$2.0 90 to 2.75 per dozen for common
to ci.oise. ana 53 -25 for fancy.
Brokers AND TUBs.-Buckets, $3.50 to LIS
per dozen. Tubs, 34.75 10 Geo.
CANDLE5 AND SoAP.-Caudlcs, dipped. I02
per 10; mould and adamautiuc Is to 10. Soap,
common, ,; Palm 81.
CHEAsE-C Common to good, 8! TO IL.
APPLIES Apples 81 50 to2.75 per Dbl.
DRIED FnuIr-peacLcs, $3.50. per bush. Ap5
pies - cts.
FGgD-B.an. So to 5G cts. per 100 lbs
Shorts, 80 To 65 cts; Mid,ii.ngs, SI.OO t. 1.lO
cts; Snip Stufs, G5 to 10 els
Fish.-Mackaral SiI.5O to y GO per bbl;
Baltimore Herring, S5;25; Lake White, $lo5o;
Trout, $1,000.
Potat1es.--Neshannocl,s at 80 cts per bush
Sec is.-Timothy 500 per bush Flax, 81
30 to I.25. Clover. $40.
Whi~ky.-BectiEei, 10 cts; OLD Rye, 81 ,25
per pa.lon.
Lard.-No l. 9! per Ii.
Hey.-At scales IS to 900 per ton.
HileS-Crceu Beef Hides >; Dry Saltel Hides
II: Drv Flint Hides u! per 10,
OH-LardNr.I l, 6S. Linseed. G5 per gallon.
Sat--Nu, l. $l.l5 per Dbl.
Talluw-Roush, :, and country rendered, s
per 10:
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Election Proclamation.


An Act Ia...,i.4 t. the Elections Of this Com
mol.s.-:.-h,' al proved tie Dad day Of July. y
H. less, /. ROBERT Z. LINTON, High Sheriff
ui Tie County ~ Cambria. Ia the Conuouwe eIIth
of e"4-y iviilla- aJ hereby make known and give
notice t' tie Ec-tvgsoi tie County aforesaid that
q GENERAL ELECTION vii be held IN tine
County 90, ;u.,arII OH tine SECOND TUESDAY.
hcin- G.. g 81. ..! %! OCTOBER. y d. 1861, at
which ra ST. as.s! C''i.ty v-icers Will be eec-
ted. 90 "It:
O.c person :n conjunction with Blair, Hunting
don al.. Lssab.ja a. III tie Office OF President
JUd-r-
tuc Ifr5-L 10 I'll tie office ni m"m!scr Of the
HoE-e q representatives. vi The Stale Of Penn
s,Iv.uia.
One poison to fiji tie ,tfiec .f Sheriff If said
youIdy.
1.,r..., i,, G!l G.c ffrc of Treasurer If
.,: / ,.I'...-
o,..,.. g.. trf Il ..ff.. ,.r f.,,,o. ~,
~ - - '-' '-'- '--'-- - -
S"'., C''''''H'
Two :"r"i'N [" i'll 'i.. iiIie ui Associate ) usr
ot sa.d c'u"iy.
One Iersrn To MI the Uiilce oi Director "i tie
Poor s...i House q Employ ment Oi said county.
One plgsyu To I'LL the Office uf Auditor for said
,-.uuty
u,- .l ,,....1i,. ,C sua,,I..,,- +,
-, M! - - -
- r..,.,.-. ',i ,i,,l part If sail township Of
titlV ''.'' 49, a., H. y.
-. ,7,,.,.r,,s -. >, ri,,. o II,, ,5iyI i'm
land ,,,',. .i ,yi... Is ,,aE
r,,,l -, ,..,. ,..l,I,. # ron Bowen. and the
''.''I1. "a -''0 NJ I,,,,.a ,.; ",
IN: -. mi. -. ,-es ,,.s o.; ,r,..
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- 49,, I'll rr,,.r4 .is .,,,J r',I
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- '''o ...-.,. - AZ ,.,.r.,,s.t =, r.,
-: I..,..,i I....,-. thence the. i,y;..lii
-" - 49, ,.,..Iio, -. Letr,,-.,, Al
~. I'm +,,gI,Si.rrs. thence. l,
~ 49, .r.,....., :.,. +. dfyfljng lime he
- ~ t,ir COMMITTEES Il, meet II lie.
So IA. t.u. oi G.ulitzin, il. said
Is-..i.,.....4 the e.c.tU.s Of that part oi said
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-02
LETTERS FROM CAMP.

CAMP iBNNALLY Sep 23i 1861.
Friend Murray Notwithstanding numerous
,-ders to march. We never proceeded farther
han the line Of our camping ground
IL ordered back to cur qnarters, by the
wers that be- there to quietly remain and
pare notes As to the cause of our disep
1a.lmenf But We will not be leng subject to
! So marching "T'' c'u1'crmarehIng. as |
la-1 rom this MORNINGS P7Pers' that B"au
-.,sn! has promised hI+ "en hsh' some
| by sop. It IS now f'reEane c'nc'u$lna
a.rhr OH N-yS.,ue troops in whom Cen
r~,,r,. r,. f.,. rf..., ,..., f..,,..e - :, eff
'-.
,-.tt 60. i.'. y "i'''a' army, 9iou!d an ac-
f. ia a.eIr .an. 'Hrr. i no doubt but rha,
M s-.rfa-s devoted sons will not permit
l....- .f,.f- clarion. ,ll S,.ta n sniff
/ .." d .. '- '''1 - %" w"
Cali. gently ti-i-adic: 'ren has been
| .-....... Sd y u Grncra.shiT, and has
..-, a,-f.r,,.i fll.. e, ssr.s5ll IF ,h. 2 r G
,T.,rs R-,..-:..-,,, I,- Ii,fb ,,I ol,
rf.,r
''. '' una ..,'S ''l'
aa'.' ". a-i-7'-e "' ine II I. ihe Dri-
i 81. j. rrr.ra-e.i of the , J. 4rh, llIh. aHi
.,...', rrs.. ;,f.rt C.I. N-Ca'napt ha,
..- .-.l.:l. V
~ "~S . "n'5 one 1t 'eas' 80 'oT 'he /
t- t.i.ar Y,l.tag "e Fcre I"iorined ihat
i-u N',I.iIau hal ,r.l,r,d reyirs- for the
I. ..,.ll,.- -. .r..f,,., a.. .lf,..., e;,,L,
r- ..-.-..;.. =, ,
D, '.' II T" .''a' ''' u. \ iaT1H ass nbiage
q. ne c-a Il Washington v.re prcseut at
tn. ..,,v h. II .,,.4 =. hiclss If almost ev,rv
,..-... ....,i
','E
i.' N'.'"'."'h2 uH''~GHi vas "O3nt 10 take
pace. W. so, Mt .rr.- Erut in Ignorance
: 10 rhn cili>- # All ,ii~ G.-r!av. Ia short
.... .s...... .,.,...-..I ,.-.- IN ..,..:
'- '''" -'-'."' .F'."' o' S.a''iy morse
a.'i. /" grand r:.'il.2i r.':r'ss "h"n the 1Fa-s
u 2, under as.5.. loc,t giat We were ab u: ia
,.--,.tl., ....s.... .,.,., ,.,...., 49,
-,
e. .''.S 7o."
zoe i.'"" -'''.'''- aHa' "it'F iAe
q. ,a.' lry sa.urc ri - -u.s. the cavalry
vi.a -shr-s rr,sru-ci. fruur.:s eoundiaz
..-F Y.i-r,. ~.,-. ..r...;.,. I.i..e.,,t~,
-.. s..-r
!'f'"- 'i''
'.-'' '*.H H'."' '-1 ii E!''lao' Introduced
'.'.'' '' ' .,'"''-'' "' iaFi' ami 'He DnA'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-02
AeadaShe- Sick Headache Foul StosaiaS IA
From IJI. EEs-Irl fagl. Eglt.a.r..

DEAR Bro AYEE= cannot answer you srf-t com
plsiHfs have -TrHI with yurr Fills better 1llsu Go
al that fr,s. 5-f VrrgEt.-a aai ii5- r.es
great dnpe1lii-a Ca-iiai gafEtlli- Hlv t--tv
contest with disease -i believing fpTita- i'is
aOT,s as the Jst have. uI cl-g.. g-ue tl l4i -
r-ETSsE-rs.s- E'a-. HIHv = I-as-
DE- =. g Ay-G- Sir have I-s repeatedly aT
t.I- i.r.T-a- afF body -.l- ig dose
OF f'-. II azlse le-l p,
which tll-g ciIrsI-e
! ours with great respect I'D " EEs-ifl -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-02
SELF Sc ALING
L r i IT & An 5
$, 800 SOLD last EEkR

TIE undersigned vii seal his popular make oi
sELF-SEALTEG FRUIT CAMS,
This season. 1T the following prices, FOR CASH
One Quart Cans, with Cement, 81 90 per dozen
Two Quart Cans, with Cement, 81 - per dozen-
Esy-AH orders from Z distance Tor FIVE pozEH.
or more. icsca accompanied seih tas cast, viii be
promptly attended tO--ihe Cans securely paesoc
and delivered at the Railroad Station without
extra charge.
Address or send orders to
FRANK ". HAY.
July SI2m Johustown, Ia
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-02
As n Family PhysIc.

II7'II lIT- Y y I1TIsI-TITTI- y - 0IlI-T---
Your I'ii.- Iiic prince Cf Ill-- EltIr excellent
qualities surpa>s any catgrItr poses Thy
nail 1, bat very and etna i1 tiic!r aclil ffg
bowels which makes 1luLu Invaluable = oily
treatment disease.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-02

r. The attendance of all hands at the
Fair. delayed the publication of our paper
-f FIiIay.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-02

IL a1rir itsrlr-iaDs- These iI lt relieved. r-t f#i
Il, lsasr.= and Jsc ss-llliErs- -rir
rgl a--r--4g. sUI riH- .H-. ..I-.r~- ~ .ts D. aus
Pals, aE3 > hpy 'irgrsiv Tt --1l-e f'i' li.=lEt So
to1 OF 1ir system and villa Do !sssz-s 1-1-
htai-tl
aYi e1sulipr clrli-t- ~ also fra. D. iuIE o ii, a D.
ei e-ei~ iilsln. ClI-g-i hE similar C-.,ilciii- %
Iesl-i'lt- 90 Isla --ra functions n illg i-ft- f
lv- a.'i 1. tiialn srg. rltf-- . - t.
No. y'5p know tlla visi- % these tll--- Ri
neglect t. ,llIug tlall ysl.el s-.ls iU-s Il- CislE
dcr- t.a.- rIra-
~tai-l-Il-S fra-n liirs phys-iNrs Ia sonir ~ tlc
From FOr5-ar3jEg llr-h lt -, 81 louis fsl = >-
DR. AVER: Your Pills the paragon % all riih -
SClt mccige- They have c,i-ta illt.a .-E--fE
Of aice-uuS upon lor hands AMI -t that iIi proved
IDclEahle for Her HsBti"r Haas aa-l Ion
susv afflicted y hl8rcilas asi3 Ii8ul- her skin t
ia lr hair Aftsr child cared, slIe also iF..-
your ill!s, and tlIgy have cured her
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-02
GEO RGE TAYL LOR

..l sru5unce myself. therefore, in compliance
!. he request contained in your letter before
-. candidate for the Office Of President
80 + tie Twenty-fcurth Judicial District,
~ II rssrect to party. - Reply TO The gentle
!. he BaF.)
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-02

DIED At her residence in the borough cf
~s.Dsburc on Tuesday the 1st of October,
r.. SUSAN CAMERON, in the 56th year Of
.r age
The deceased was a sincere christian, ant
III in the hope of blissful immorts Iity.
Tsy sbe rest IN peace.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-02

Eg Gout can be permanently cured by
9r Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band" See
s,7ertisenent Of Great Cure" in another
.umn
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-02
rsig, mANRO0D,
! tsss3 E0W Lust How Restored.

\ S-2ESs Row GCSL- now hGSlcASN-
.Tasi pualiSh5L a. q Saoisi EHrsiops-
\ LECTURE OK It'll NATURE, TREAT
NEXT \ d RADIC4i. CURE OF SPERAiA-
TGEuGtA. or Seminal Weakness. Sexual DeJlh
~. Nervousness ami involuntary Emissions
producing ImpateHcy, Consumption an Ae.i.a
and l'hysIcs,i i5.oap pacity-
81 ROB- J. CJLVEGWEI.L- NJ D.
The is,luriari fsci that Ilie awful couSvquences
If s,if abuse may le eit-etuaiiy removed Without
internal rlelcilseS ~ the dangerous application
Of clusticS Instruments. nseUlca;ud bong'es- aUg
other empirical eyiSes. l. here c,easly GeuiUISti-
tel. and the entirely new and highly successful
treatment as adopted 10y the celebrated author
fully explained by means / which every one Is
enabled 10 cure himself perfectly. and AT the east
possible cost the,ely avoiding all the advertised
l.ss;rt.nls IF the Dan, This lecture via prove q
boon 10 q Gus lads and thousands.
Sent under sal, ia "a plain envelcre, e. any
address, post pad. tha receipt of two postllss'
STAMPS. ly aI1res-in. Dr. Gil J. c KLINE
NJ. D. ~ Bvwery. Ncw York, Pes' O-ic'
Box 1856.
SIarel %. 'GI. April II, 'GO.-ly Aug. l. '6l
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Tutal gtrnE.

DENT ANpIDATE
Presid mt Judge,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-02
AYER'S
CATEARpTC
P s.

h..a '.aa'aH AH.
Fla-liD- arc you orr ol order
with Your system dlI.I..-tl- and
your 11llll1S Enclulur. r..--
These symptoms are Clr.a fl--
prllu,,,s ,,sT1 -.4ilu- Illness. -.a.-.
III cI sickness D CrleElIi-. r-.-r--
YOU, sli shuHlI be aFt-1Ci 3 Ir.- %
''f.'.-.g Use 80 E'1> ri-s.is s--s----is IS
Take Ayers l'.TS, aua C--ll-se
OCT I1e ,li-,srls-rsa hEunurs-i ia,l-
I-lv il.s blood ard lg- the &l. d
move on uuch~trUc-,-i u ls.fi,ii
c-aiu. -heE >fimulare the fame
tiurl- oi the ial.iy IaLs Ni-.5-s1I-
activity ilflgIiE -Le system ir.il
the CnslrHCfianS when make
disease a gslli ~g-t.--- some
WHERE IA sll- ls,-.iN-. s-Is.i sall --Ii--a--
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-02
3 GRH AYES
HOLLAND nTTTERS

Tha successful Introduction and 0 tins celebrated
Remedy has been she sal fora licl Good of pounds
called UUrei Various tIes- fI-n quart
h1ttle aIla kc-- until tEs word ilttrs = bai
another T, s-= yllll4--I-s Nll-N~y Ii1
liat the really great relief derived f- he inmate doss
1911 - - IL.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-09-21
How TO GROOM A HoRsE.-'sWhat

How TO GROOM HoRsE.-"What
do you give your horses, to keep them
in such fine condition p asked a
young farmer of his neighbor, whose
team of bays were the pride of their
owner and the admiration of the vii
lage. Goats, and carrots, plenty of
brush" was the reply. There is little
need Of insisting on the necessity of
good food, and plenty of it, to have a
horse remain vigorous. Every one
knows that bone and snew and mus
Gle are manufactured from hay, oats,
corn, ETC., and that the raw material
must be supplied to produce the strong
limb, elastic step, noble spirit, which
makes tine horse the universal favor
tie he is. But the important part
which the skin bears in the animal
economy, and the necessity Of properly
cleanings and keeping it in heaIthfuI
condition, are not fully appreciated
Rough, staring, coats, grease" or
"scratches," infammation>, and a
whole catalogue Of diseases, find their
origin in neglect Of proper grooming.
The skin OF the horse like that of other
animals, not only affords protection to
the parts within, but by the pores af-
fords an outlet to large part Of the
waste Of the body. Currying and
brushing should not be done in the
stable; the dust and scurf will be scat
tered in the manger to mix with the
horse feed, besides keeping the stable
unclcanly. Take the animal into the
open air, tie them securely, and han
die him SO gently hat he will enjoy
rather than to dread the approach of
The como and brusb.-Litcrary CON-
11u1ejon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-09-21
HOW ARID ASsOCEATEOS
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Beneco1em Institution estaJliMed6y special En-
down,ent, for tie relief Of the Sick and Distress
ed, afflicted scih ri''ulent and Epidemic Dis
eases, and especially for the care Of Diseases Of
the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the,
III Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by let.
ter, with description of their condition, (agc,.
occupation habits of life, &c and in cases of
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free of
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorp ,ra.
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and,
on the New Remedies employed in the Dis
pcnsary, sent to the afflicted in scaled letter
envelopes free of charge. Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, Dr. J. SKLLIN HOUGHTON,
Acting SurgeoA, Howard Association, No. >
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa. By Or
der of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Pres't.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y.
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" mes and LIQUORS
Summons.
State Of Wisconsin-M the Circuit Court of the
CoNntu of UOOI

State Of W'sconsa-hs The Circuit Court of the
County Of Wood
Joseph Lowell and J. COLES, Jr., plaintiffs.
against Eusebe Lavigne, B. Elizabeth La
vigne, j. H. Lang, Mary Z. Lang, and John
A. butcher and Kellogg Sexton, late part
ners under firm and style of butcher & Sex
ton, Benjamin ". White, J. H. Wright. Geo.
D. Warning, G. Tyler, n H. Wood. Narcis
st Amour, Charles S. Stewart, Geo w. B.
Gushing, Benz A. Hegeman, Lyme Startling,
Thos. A. Cummins, Charles B. Collins, Geo,
{. I. Seaman, Joseph w TAYLOR. John Per-
kins, Washington L. Gilroy, Lester Wilcox.
Geo. T. Perry, Jr., John Eacker, Cephas II
Norton, Albert Jewett, Benjamin c Buzbv,
and Ann McElrea, defendants
THE State of Wisconsin to the above named
i defendants:-
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which is
filed In the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Wood County, Wisconsin, and to
serve copy of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscribers at their Office in
the village of Grand Rapids, in said county,
within ninety days after service hereof, exclu-
Sive of the day of such service; and if you
fail to answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiffs will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the COMPLAINT.
WEBB & WITTER, Plfs' Att'ys
Grand Rapids, July IS, 1861. 3O-6w
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existing at the time of such sale, transfer or
assignment.
Sec. II. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after the first day of Decem-
ber eighteen hundred and sixty.one.
See. Is. All acts or parts Of acts conflict
ing with, or in any way contravenlng the pro-
visions of this act, are hereby repealed.
Sec. 10. At the general election to be held
on the Tuesday next succeeding the first Mon-
day in November, in the year 1861, at all the
usual places of holding elections in this State,
for the election of all officers required by law
then to be elected, the question whether this
act shall become law and go into effect, or
in any manner be in force, shall be submitted
to the people, and if the same shall be approx
ed by majority of all the votes cast on the
subject, it shall go into effect otherwise, it
shall not 90 into effect nor be in force
Sec. 90. The votes cast on the subject
specified in the last preceding section shall be
by separate ballot, and shall have written or
printed, or partly written and partly printed,
on each of them, the words, "For Amendments
to the Banking Law :" or, against Amend
ments to the Banking Law" which words
shall indicate the vote for or against the ap-
prevail Of this act; and the ballots so east
shall be canvassed and returned in the same
manner as the votes cast for State officers are
lcqultcu ny LII" 10 De caHNaSSeu, ana the Sec
rotary of State shall Immediately, Oh the COM
pletion of said canvass, publish statement of
the result thereof in the official State paper,
and shall communicate the same to the next
legislature at the commencement of the SEES
sion, and he shall also deliver to the state treas
urer a certified copy thereof, with statement of
the result of the canvass upon the subject i'm
mcdiately after the completion of the canvass
Chapter 242, approved April ID, 1861. Chap
ter /, Extra Session, approved May %, 1861.
Said election to be conducted, the votes can
vassed, and returns made in accordance with
the provisions of Chapter Z, of the Revised
Statutes of 1858.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of
- the Capitol in Madison, on the first
!, . | day of August, A D. 1861.
LOUIS p. HARVEY,
Secretary of State.