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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-03-12


Few are aware of the Importance of checking 6
Cough or Common Cold' in its first stage, thai
which in the beginning would yield to raild remedy
if neglected soon attacks the Lungs. 'Brosom',
Bronchial Iroehes, containing
allay Pulmonary and Bronchial Irritation.
ppowN,oI "That trouble in my Throat, (for which
INV the "TRocHEs' are a speclfic,) having
rpnrurc made me often mere whisperer."
oonA0 N. P. WILLIS.
rssGnmen NV their i Rse e Pgsl1'
TRocHEs NESS REV. DANIEL WISE.
n 10 the
TRocHEs contain onam o. aGGhEsT0N
I'D OWNS lrious. DIR. A. A. HAYES,
o"o :" Chemist, Boston.
rRocHEs "a simple and pleasant combination TO
RRowN,s| DR.. G. F. BIGELOW,
INV Boston.
TRocHEs "BeneHolal IN h Saos ! I rl 81 1.rp
0"o"No 81 have proved them excellent TO
raocazs REV. H. W. WARREN,
0Ao"Ne Beneficial when compelled 10 speak
fHocHhS REV. S. j. P. ANDERSON,
BROWNS .rs.,.,., - ...o St.. Louis.
TR0cHEs Irritation OF the Throat SO common witt
AN0O SPEAKERS and SINGERS"
ppou-N,s Rrof. Nd. STACY JOHNSON.
La Grange, Ca,
TRocHEs Teacher of Music, Southern
" Female College.
RROwN,S "Great Benefit when taken before an
= after preaching, as they prevent Hoarse
TR0cHEs ness mes, From their pastefect think the
RROwN,sl REV. E. ROWLEY, A. M.
President Athens College, Tenn
TRocursl WSold by all Druggists at TWENTY
FIVE CENTS BOX. ~
Nov. o. 1S6O-6mof
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TO THE puRJIC

will stake my reputation man, my standing as
merchant of thirty years residence in New York,
that what pledge and testify to with my SEAL my Ia
bel, and my certificate is correct, and can be relied
upon by every purchaser
Physicians who Wines and Liquors in their
practice should give the preference to these articles.
For sale by all respectable Druggists and Apotheca-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-03-12
DENTAL NOTICE.

NOTICE..
GABRIEL HIRSH takes this method of inform
" ing his friends and customers that he is still for
the Onion the Constitution, and the enforcement of
the laws" and that in order to maintain his views
successfully, he must have money, Therefore all who
are indebted to him. either by note account, are
earnestly requested to come forward Immediately and
money he must have. He hopes this call will not be
disregarded
March 5. 1860.
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Respectfully yours,
w. B. WILKES.
REYNoLDsBURG, FRANKLIN Co., o.,
1opraru q 1891

REYNoLDsBURG, FRANKLIN Co., o.,
January 9, 1861. } Ii
Henry C. Spalding,
No. 40 Cedar St, n. Y.
Dear Sir:
Enclosed find twenty-five CENTS (25) for which send
box of sCephalic Pills" Send to address of Rev.
VIM. c. Filler, Reynoldshurg, Franklin Co., Ohio.
Your Pills work like charm-cure Headache al
most instanter.
Truly yours,
VIM. G. FILLER.
YPsILANrI, MICH, Jan. IA, 1861.
Mr. Spalding.
SIR:
Not long since sent to you for box of Cephalic
Pills for the cure of the Nervous Headache and Cos
tveness received the same, and they had 80 good
an effect that was induced to send for more
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. E. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-03-12

UDOLPHO WOLFE'S PURE JAMAICA RUM,
ST. CROIX RUM, SCOTCH Il IRISH WHISKEY.
All the above imported and bottled by himself,
ranted pure and the best quality. k} w
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-03-12
GENERAL COLLECTOR
AND BUSINESS AGENT.


EDWIN L. EDMONDSON having had seve
IL raj years experience in the business offers hi
sesvices to the citizens of Staunton and the public
generally as GENERAL COLLECTOR AND BUSI-
NESS AGENT. Persons having Accounts, Bonds,
&C., for collection, will have them carefully and
promptly attended to by placing them in his hands
Reference is made to the following gentlemen of
Harrison county;
Hon. q. FL. Lee, Judge G. d. Camden
Hon. Q. ). Lewis, Hon. J. s. Garlic,
VIM. A. Harrison, LLOYD Lowndes
Robert Johnston, JAS M. Jackson,
7. L. Moore, CPk County G. W. Smith, Cl'k Circui
Court, Court,
Sept IL, 1859.
L>OR RENT.-The large and commodous Store
- Room now occupied by ID. j. Goldenberg, also
three rooms in the second story of the same building
The situation for business is of the best in the
place, being only door above the Post Office, and
two doors below the Central Bank of Va Possession
given LIST April. TAYLOR HOGE.
Feb. s. 1861.--Vind copy.
W7ANTED.-1OO0 young and likely Me- ~
w GROES, of both sexes, for the Southern
market. The highest cash prices will be paid q
for them. 4
Address WILLIAM TAYLOR,
July l7.-tf-Vin. copy Brownsburg, Va.
NEW GOODS
DAVIS a. KAYSER'S.
Staunton, March 5. az Call and see them.
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NOTlCE.-The bonds given at the sale of John
~ Weller, decd, will now, in few days, be due.
All persons having given their bonds at said sale will
please come forward and pay up, as the execu-
tors can give no indulgence
]. M. HUFF DAeous'
Feb o. 186l.-3ts.
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uDorEHo WOLFE,

Aromatic Schnapps,
No. % Be0Uer Street, Neao York.
u" For sale by DR.. H. s. EIcHELBERGER and P.
Trout, Staunton, Va.
Dec. 25, 1S6O-6mif
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UDOLPH0 WOLFE'S PURE MADEIRA WINE,
Imported and bottled by himself for private and
dcinal use the best Wine offered for sale to the
trade in bottles. This Wine is warranted perfectly
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-03-12

EVANSVILLE AND A FARM FOR
~ SALE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 235 Acres
well inproved-lying in augusta CO., on the Va. G.
R. Road, and lying around Craigsville Depot-being
good situation for Store and Mechanics Persons
wishing to purchase will examine the property. For
further particulars address the subscriber at Frank
ford, Greenbrier CO., Va. JAS. A. CRAIG.
Nov e. lS6O.-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-03-12

COMETHLNG MIC E.--Just received and for
y sale-in beautiful little of lbs each-a sup
ply Of the celebrated Meerschaum Piping Tobacco
Also fresh supply of good Smoking Tobacco, in
bales of 10 and pounds each.
R. J. GLENDY,
Staunton, Jan. 1, 1851. Per c. 7. COCHRAN.
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WANTED 5000 les Bacon-for which we will
w pay the highest market price in Cash.
~ TAYLOR & H0GE.
EOR HIRE haze good boy, Is years of age
JIG for hire. he il good farm hand.
J. G. McCUE, Mt Sidney.
Jan. Is, 1s61.--m
Ron RAILENG-A variety of patterns, for
4 Yards, Cemete sots &C., made to order at the
Staunton Foundry. A. j. CARRIER & co.
Sept. 13. 1859. sef -sff e--rs,
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NV OLFES Celebrated SCHIEDAM AROMATIC
w SCHNAPPS should be kept in every family
1t invariably corrects the i'll effects of change of wealth
or, and as beverage it is the purest Liquor made in
the world
Put up in pint and quart bottles. Also
UDOLPHO WOLFES PURE COGNAC BRANDY,
Imported and bottled by himself pure, and
the best quality, with his certificate the bottle and
his seal on the cork.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-03-12

UDOLPHO WOLFE'S PURE PORT WINE,
Imported and bottled by himself, put up for medci-
nal use with his certificate the botle warranted
pure and the best quality.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-03

RO0ertd).
Gtne S5of tt'to neutrality-suspicious.
aus benz Satire 1912.
BOT
Otto @IRfler,
Otto Maner
(GprtieBuu8.)


vNtegr ais Deute BAT per 2llte dt1 bet frubez
rem a6nlt4en Oele9engetten ntt6t BON i6m 0e=
lpro6en," bemertte 8rantenltetn. yN6er BON
anpern 2euten bErte ib 1Apn Qt(lertet mttetn.
IS loa Elm e6enIp talent0OQer, als letAtiinni8er
tunger NenfA 9epeien iein, bon ben @ltern als
einji8er Spbn erf6refltb per3pAen, unb 16gn
nit notb ni1t 9ptlen n1t3e6n 5a6ren Der 6ur6e
trtebenIFe Stupent Der Sp1IAule. Gtne 9anp=
lung, Der ttb ater ntAt auf bsn GrunD bate
blifen tGnnen, mar Die l1rla9e, baB ct pISglih
IPurlc5 aus oeipelber9 ser16tpanp, SGQtg banfs
yott an 8utem 0l,lf unp g9re; ia man Sat mid
p9ar einnal 1erIid)ert, etr nun per(tpr6ener be-
riibmter &rtminalri1ter babe pe5 Nfarrerip6neS
ipnrles GerIApinoen un8emetn bebauert un0 Ote
auBerTtfn QInitren9ungen 3u letner g8teNeraufIins
oung 9ena4t. = @rf ai8 na6 ldngerre 3eit
pte 8e96rpe etner fleinen bpa1npllGen Gtabt
1etuen i'm pprtigen Gpit0( erfoloten SOB mtelocte,
erfu9r man ipieper etpa5 apu i'm ater iener
Stretf6, Der lin jur Glu1t Dor Den 0eyt1ten beB
Tateranoe5 3p2n5, iit mOGI Relpnoer8 aus NHf
If1)t fir Den 8ater, In bSqiga8 Dunfel 9e6HIt
8eblteben. - Der MIte fel6t ipri9t MIR In ben
leltenten JaQen con fetnent Gugen, unb a,1
pann rpA netr, wie aus alter 3erfreutGett,
N'fVC |pt| 81 l'IV ttpt+I Ht2 bNp " <tElAEtN tL|
0e3 erGfuen mSAte Nm 3pbe5taBe ictne8
Spbne8 ober 1T CT INNER bereit, Sepermann 3u
fa9en, 0aB pte5 1etn 196nler, fetn 8lGdl4lter
Sag i'm Sabre lst Der etnSt9e, an bem i'm eti1~
NAL 0cr Ionger lnn9sr 3ett 1etn SObn Gu9en
cine 6reuoe genabt babe. - Damn FIST er nit
etn 9aar 8anern, Iensn 8ertrautett, Die 70 ait
itnO pte er sl6er, bt8 pGt 2Itenr8 In elmer teipn-
peren Stube beim atten 2tnbenwirtb gBeSer, unb
trofttrt oieen uno Die anoern Greunpe auf bas
@plenOibfte. NuA erbulten Die DOrfarmen am
foleenpen Sage re9elmdBig Elm lebr une6nlt@e6
@eIp9eibenf BON iDm Oas 9erape Elm DrttteI ist<
ner YfarrbeiUloun9 betra9t, limb ebenfo regelz
mdBi9 watlt er am na6Itfolgenben Gpnntog
Sun Gerte einer 0reDist Die 0prte pes bet(igen
8ernGarOus Der Geufel fbabe bem Nteul9tn
auf Spefadbe WeiIe: Gor Der bGien G9at raute
sr t9m Die Sdam, ltnp tpO er kereten 1olle, 9e6e
sr iie i9m sur llnjeit wteber,"
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9D. 81 G0miSts
Oent14e 8u96anblune, 8u4binperei anb
QeiGbibItpt6ef.
(6OrtisBan8 fuI8t.)

seo ga as Baltimore, spitbem TaDs H. &'oaiS@gIsr.
SD aube mis- nleiun geanbsu iO BEN Ssebrten Pubtut
I'M 9tI8emeincn anSue0eu tab 4 uen Ge&af BON SO. 55
. @agr na Cbisn plab o3t Eote HnO bite baa mir ie4er
oeldent 9ertraasm alt9 ferusr betpa9rsn 81 WUlen.
Ylen 2a9sr BON beutf9eu Bid ern in alien 8ran@en,
S@uIbI3er, S@retb- unb 3ei@emb efte, @Gre6-
uasratet aIer 9trt beRt@e Mufif fsr gianr unb @e-
ana abe i auf baS Bette orpOIinb8 no peros In gcraGt
bet i6(ebten 3etbi biaisFen Prcie itefen.
Guf meue 2eibbbtotbef made i'd bsiOaoer8 alfnsaul,
tutem ib bieIeIbe pieber 6sbsutcno pertdrft babe.
Guf taS @tnb inben 8I@ern, 0euit c. perbs m meC
bepubsrs gumerfiomtt ssrpsnbsu unO babe i mne 9nd
btuberei 10 tohGabis Ser&tst alien auftraStn test2
genGaen gu fSnnen. SO. N. S6uttst. 50
0t3es &c., 94 gs 9ahncre-, amii6sn @ap u, 6saioasfr
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pa lie9t Der Sbnee unb lit 70 talt,
lRetn Oer3 es mir 3erreiBt."
5fein 3meiFal, e8 mar Serena, Die 1ana uno
wie CT np6 faunenp IauI6te, pb nt6t etn bclper
3auber tbn bertde, fat ct ba8 pffenfe6enbe
Shennentbcr, buT9 nel6es ct let1e eintrat, bu
CT ItA ertnnerte, raB BON Der Genne aus cine
anpere S91r unnttteI6ar in ben Yferbelatl fii6r,
te. DieIe mar nur angeIebnt, unb ais er reu-
9teri9 binpurtb IGaute, mar pa5 Grlfe, was CT
la6 - Der Trau 9rtu3eiIn titnfttQe5 6ofFrGuletn
pas, i6m rett 9ilfen 3utsbrenb, an pffenen !0a.
fsrfafen Ifano uno nit Biz st Den gQbpecn auf-
8elA0rBten 2lernien Die 0eI6en G6rner TN @ie.
be l@wan9, 70 flint unO funF8ereAt, wie er ft6's
ietbsr niHt 8ugctraut Eatte, SIR eegenilber
l1anp Ietn gnul, Der Glfte nit fluaen 9luoen,
pObet CT Die Obren auFmerflam pjbte, nod Der
bolpen Gdn8eren 9Iniber, bic jest uneerjaot nit
einem s6ott 9fapp, mad 9Iag" ueten i0n In
ietnen Stan0 trat, zen 9ereint0ten Safer au8
Dem Siebe TT pte &rippe I9nttste, tpprauf te NIT
ibrsr 3arten, son Der 0lorgenfriIbe etras ger6-
tbeten Qan0, ais let Dte1e5 i6r tQ9li1es 8erufs>
gelAGft, ole G6rner au8etnanDerl6p6 unD ha3wi<
I4en peu 9errliA gtGn3enben 9lrm auf ben yas
6en14war5en 0aIS pe6 PferOeS le9ts, pte 3ur Gr=
munterung, nidt blGoe fem, lpnbern f6's pp6ls
fdmefen 5u laiien. 0ltt etnem betlen Dte6ern,
ais ppIe e5 ii4 fit Die 1ettene g9rs teOanfen,
fu9r Oaa itGne SITTER init 1sinet tltntenben Oe-
biB in Die i'm 70 annlut6t8 9etotene @a6e, Se,
rena IaD tDm per9nl9t betm 6reilen gu, sab i9m
n(erDanO iAmeitelwprte un0 Ia@te BED auf 70
oft bas gpB, uI8 babe e8 lis 0ertanOen, raI8er
unter Dem 6refen nit bent &OPfe ntfts, bic
Ndgne l4utteIte unp bann pteber 1Anaubenp In
Die S6rner fabr baB bielel6en an8einunber Fc-
gen. a.
(6OrtleBnn8 fuI9t)
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q Y. 5EE!Es -.

&de bon 9on'barp- II. Srentltr. 8altimors, Nfp,
g sslttp0rter tito SdmOier in QDeiu, 8taa6tes
N snlFcBts biermit msinen reaubsn NIB o1 4tbirm ne
ais Bette acrrte8 9nser cbSen afe iopIe i'd Hsirn'
Oer8 auI eItsn e8mac. gBBtstsb, BraMbp uno aIte'
Sin oue made. Bb8tep unO 8ranbp psr6en beip' ar'
re sln, Martptei. absea:n iu@ e Set ur beeutea rtfe
bur u, .tssnes @ssan eocpFrsi ae 9ieieEt wsross.
G.20H
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gDo fgt ein f46ner gp9el 6'rauf,
Der Iin9t 70 tpnn0erlA6u,
SD unp mein S4ae, fptr BORDEN auf
28enn mir nit 'nanper geben."
Der Baum, Der Re9t i'm ObfnwalO
llab t6 btn tn Der S9pet3.
pa lie9t Der Sd)nee unO 1T 1o talt,
Ntetn Oer3 es mir 3erretBt."
, 1861-10-31
Keeping up Stock.

Stock animals would be materially i'm
proved by being kept up, says Western
journal. because their number is much too
large ior the range, and, in consequence
they live, or rather prey, TO large exter',
on the property of others. To this there
was no objection so long as there was pas
ture enough on our uninclosed lands, but
since, in very many sections of the North.
west, the INST of the land has been inclosed,
our stock Of domestic animals has degerer-
ated in the same degree that their cunning
for jumping and breaking the fences has in
creased. Many farmers keep up their stock,
while the stock Of their neighbofs pasture on
their timber and unimproved land, and
break into their fields when grass becomes
scarce.
So long as cattle range in timbered lands,
trees cannot come up, because in the spring
and fall, when other food is scarce, the young
trees are trOdden down and crippled, il not
killed. A person can usually buy three
cows accustomed to shift for themselves and
live on what they can find, for about forty
dollars. These three cows will give from
three to FIVE gallons of milk. Now If you own
COW that gives five gallons Of milk per day,
you cannot sell her for forty dollars, although
that one COW can be kept in good order with
one-hali the food the three require, and will
be just as profitable as al three together;
yet many persons would prefer to have three
poor cows than one good one, because the
one must be fed, but the others will pro.
vide for themselves. It would be a great
advantage to every farmer if he would keep
his cattle upon pasture. Cows which are
so kept will give FIVE gallons Of milk and
often more per day. For this purpose he
onght always to keep one field of his farm
in clover, which he might change every two
years. On this pasture ground his cattle
would prosper for two years, and in the two
years next following he would raise as
much grain on that field as he could have
raised in four years if il had not been in
clover. Ia this way we will become more
and more Of a stock.raising community, our
stock will be improved, and, at the same
time, the fertility Of our soil will be in.
creased, and we will not be so dependent
upon one crop.
The only objection to be made against
such law is, that It would be hard on poor
people In depriving them Of q cheap aid to
their living. A COW which is kept up and
properly fed, will furnish more milk to .
poor family than three or four which run
at large and starve along the roadside on un.
enclosed lands. Il would be happy thing
for US if we could dispense with fences here
in the West. Many persons think this i'm
possible. They forget that in almost the
whole Of Europe fences are unknown, ex.
eept around gardens; yet stock is raised
there as well as here. The Usage Orange
is, without doubt, destined to come into
universal use throughout the western States.
Experience has proved that Il succeeds well
on open ground, and makes an excellent
fence II properly cultivated.
, 1861-10-31

Orlocal weahnea, nervous debnlly Low sblrl n1..,
Sea.ne.s o. ne lmbs and haok. lndlpalnA nno -.
in.s - uemnfy. aveIllq0 70 society, 1--we a alll..
1mdty. III ds,Eust dllIllen, hpSdnchs. ingnllnl1
gscnelgel. galna n he do, a0ouiionl q ~ 90
cured hy he lnily oll1hlail1 phyli1I1n -
- C1apkny. hh mulhot q curing Gn1leo1 =
lullno.n y etheul and hencs tha GIlli @ccrn ~
AdarsS L =. cZAPKlY. =. -,
ean fnnflEe
, 1861-10-31
THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO
10 Srieniifin and Prnetienl ArHirnlfnre

By Henry STEPHENS, +. K. s., Of Edinburgh, and the
late J. p Norton Professor Of Scientific Agriculture
In Yale College, New Haven. 2 vols. Royal octave.
1900 pages, and numerous EngIavings.
This Is cOnessedly the most complete work on Agr-
culture ever published and In order TO give 1t wider
circulation, the publishers have resolved to reduce the
price to
$5 for the Two Volumes!
When sent by mail Ipost paidl TO California, Oregon
and Washington, the price will be g. To every other
part Of the Union, and TO Canada, Ipost paidlt6.
aB- This Is NOT the old " Book Of the Farm"
Remittauces fur any Of the above publications should
always he addressed, post paid, 10 the Publshers,
LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO.,
No. 81 Gold street, New York.
, 1861-10-31
pRoPaY.

diBary. They art with such peculiar elect upon the
eyslem that The fluids arising from this dreful disease
are imperceptbly carried OF and prevented from any
Of apirs and reolces In completely renovated con-
sinton; but Il Is indispensaby necessary that the
Ointment should Be most enectnally rubbed into the
complaining paftb. "a ~
, 1861-10-31
of energy.

When taking these Pills rub Holloyay's celebrated
0nimeht over the pit of the stomach, and over the
regions Of the liver on the right side under the ribs
The Improvement, though Il may be gradual, will u
thorough and lasting. ~T1I 'Ill7 n
, 1861-10-31
ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
TO Purity the Blood.

These Pills have been placed by the common consent
Of mankind at the head Of all remedies for removing
Obnoxious pOiSns from the blood, and cleansing all the
tissnes Of The body They have saved thousands, year
afer year, from falling sacrifice 10 the effects Of dys-
pepsia, dysentery dlafrho, constipation, liver COM
paints &C., tact aitested by myFiads Of Witnesses
Excessive weakness and debility, the warnings Of de-
creasing ofgiuc energy and vital decay are restored
and terminated with vgor and health action in every
organ throughout the ysem. by the restorative and
exhilarating influence Of this medicine.
, 1861-10-31
Stomach, Liver, Kidnsys and bowels

Those Who suffer from bile and liver complaints should
try the effects Of this valuable remedy few doses OF
which will make the sufferer feel elastic and vigorous
removing al impurities. giving healthy action 70 the
casualties may arise, and the sufferer be consigned o
bed Of sickness. In al disorders Of the Kidneys tbs
Ointment should be well rubbed into the small Of the
back once Ortwice day; and the Pills. acting In unison
will cure any complaints arising from these organs
PuhH---shortness Of Breath with
, 1861-10-31
Female Complaints.

All disorders Of The SEX aud Diseases in every crisis
perilous to the life and health Of Womsn youthful or
aged married single, may be radically and quickly
Pills. taken according 70 the printed directions.
Indigestion with languor and want
, 1861-10-31
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ligence, devoted TO phrenOOgy, education magnetism
psychology, mechanism architecture and 10 an those
progressive measures which calcnlated 10 reform
elevate and improve mankind Illustrated with numer
ous portraits and other engTavings beautiful qulrtO
suitable for binding. Published monthly. At one dollar
a-year, In advance. FOWLER WELLS,
sIL r sos Broadway. New York
For Three Dollars, copy Of each Of the above.named
Journais VIII De sent one year. -
, 1861-10-31
GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pub.



j. the undersigned, having been under the tFoatmant
o Dr., y CEapkay, alhonRh unsolicited. feel called
upon 70 give publicity b the efficacy of hS feaimentS
hoping that By daing 20 may BE- IntFumeulalin ID pre-
venting other fnm the FEARFUL suffering and ml. which
expeneneed and which 80 Ollen result fum The peIul
ciou. practice of prrtende Ny disrane has been tAat
Of physical and mental debility Whi6 AI6Ws N ee1,p.
quence o. ndAcfeti0ns In youth. The agnnes which
ENDURED are perhaps unnecessary oF ne 70 detni hey
are known 70 those who have experienced them 1nM9
70 say, that having callrd the seEVics n Dr. = 2.
Czapkay into requiEton, ell the exreolatlonn Wblc1
may have formed of him WpFa mnFa than Ho1llIs0
would The Feioie recommeDd Dr Czapksy % af vhOmV
Ind themselves ailcted with that dreadful mAadyi ~
object in 20 doing being sympathy F HnfeFinE humanity,
and o heartfelt desiFs Of relieving them.
D, j DAHLEB. phBeF.
On ths 9lat day Of July, AID. leso, before me- NhsC.
yeuee Notary Public, personally appeared D. Hahee
known . me, aho, bang dniy sworn, az dspoo ena
~. tha. the eOntenis Of The card herewith dgu,aH
In witness vheEeof have hsrsunso ct my hsd1, ahd
amxed my aleal seal the dnV nnd yulf ah5po alltn.
tL'sl Wh.O.JEWETT, N0iay Ptbns.
, 1861-10-31
Complaints incident to children.

Al complaints Of children nav soon be cured II care
Be taken % purify their blood correct the action Of the
liver, AMI cleanse the stomach and hoWelA leg doFes
elect, particularly parents be careful In not allowing
them % eat Of thnss which they know would be injurious
10 themselves.