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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-21
krSterHaliy yours, G. y. LARlaIER. II. D.
Rhsup'Gtism, GoW, Lirer Complaint.
INDEFENneScE, Preston Co. W.. sth July. 1850

lSDEPENDCScE, Preston Co.. Va. 9Th Juiy, 1851
DR. J. g. AIER: Sir: have been Inflicted with a
patniul chronic RhrBtotiEBl for long time which
bathed the skill Of Physicians and stuck TO me IN
spite OF all the remedies could Ind. until tried
yOur SHTTapartlla. Ono bottle cured me in tyD
weeks and restored my general health so much thnr
Rln Tar better than before WAS attacked think
II = wonderful medicine. j. PREAW
JULES Y. GeIchell. OF st. Louis. writes: Il have
Oech afiicted for years with u6eetiOH nj tLs LjrF
which DESTROYED my health. tried everything ami
everything failed to relieve me; and have been q
bruken-i 'wn man for some years from no oibsr
PHs'oti Tue Rev Mr. EspY. advised me to try vorr
S4tsaFaril'a. because he said lie knew yli ami any
thinE You made was worth trying nv the bieEGiH,
OF 6od II has cured me anil has - purified nav bIoj
a. TO n'Hke a new man OF me. I feel Young: aasip
me besi that can be said Of yUu is not half good
cr'T'f and EEio'idtioH Or tLe BoHss.
= great variety nf cases have been reror,,I N n,
MneIe suros o. these formidable complaints have re-
glle,I ,THn tho uso nf this remedy. hut orIr spaee
mere viii not admit them. Some n them T,,Es -
hFihH In our American AImAnGc. which ne assry.
9t shned are pleased TO furnish gratis TO ali Tho
RyFP'fa, Heart Di',ssr, Iit', Epilepsy, lsIaneto
ig. REltraEyfd
AHnE remarkable cures Of theaa affection. t,,.
sl laie by tho attentive power III this uir,irIT,
tt54nniates tie vital functions into virornus cti,,
w mus oFercones disorders which, yrould l,s ,,
i'oseu beyond its reach such a rstnrsiy h.S ~
medicine can Ho ea'sHt al tLiAt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-21

uie.raiien. EsNaIe pisseles.

Dr. J. u. S Claiming Of New York City. writes:
Il must Checriuliy comp with tie request OF Your
agent Ia saying ! have found Your SaTsapaTrlla
most excellent alternative u the numerous ulp HnA
tor whic" employ sucli REMEDY. hut esl erihlly
in FkHiGls DiseHsss Of the ScruInlOus diathesIs I
have cur ed MANY iuveteTatc c,ses of LruroThuea Icy
Il. and somt wi the complaint CuEed ly al
ceTdtioR ui the uterus. The liberation tSelf was
r',n cured. >"thiuE within my knowledge equals
II for Those female heterogeneous"
Edward :. MIrTuw, Of NLWbury. Ala, writes: "A
dangerous cr'rIdH tIaoS- Of the females IN
my family wi,icd lad 'lefetl all the remedies We
could employ. las Mt length heen cnInI lctsly cured
by your Extract uf SarRparila. our pi,y,iriSn
Thought nothing but eXtiTIatiOn could nhOrl relief
but he advEed tile trial Of your SaTsaparilia tile
last resort before cutting. md il proved rectual
Amer taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
of the disease remains
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-21
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-21
Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

And for the speedy OF tile Suhjoined varieties
Disease:
SeroJuEa and Scrnfui0a5 gsetion5, such ZttmoTs,
EiesTt Spges Rrupti0IiE Ifmples tttsiEt's, BOtes-
e. BOiIE, BlaiHs and ell SIM Dista1es.
o,ELANp Ind 9Th June, 1889.
J. @. Arm Co. Gensr: fssi Il my dnty to ae'
knowledge what your Sarsaparilla has done for me:
Having inherited ScrUfulous Injection, have SUIT
fcred from it Ia various ways for years Sometimes
It burst Ulcers my hands ard aTfilsi sons
times it turned inward and distressed MT nj the
stomach Two years ago it broke out on my head
aud covered ms scalp and 6tFs with one sore which
was painful and l,athsonie beyond description;
tried many medicines and rcNrTItl lllysiriHnS, but
WitUHt much relief frin anything. In fact TIM 'Oa-
order grew Wnrse. Al lensIlI Was rejOieed TO read
in the Gospel Messenger that you lad prepared nm
alternative (SaTsN, nrilla) for knew tron your reu-
tatiun that anything you niade must e good J
cent to Cincinnati and Il, ard used Il till It cured
ME. tOnk It, you advise in sniall dH-sH OF
tenEpOonful over mouth: md used almost three
BOTTLES. New and lea thy skiH soon bcGin to form
under tie Sclbs which after Willie fell OF My
skin Is now clear. and know 10y MY feelings that
the disease has gone fnm my sy,tcn. You can Wrll
believe that feel what nm saying when tell you,
that hold yOu to lie nf the APOSTLES Of the age,
| aud remain ever gratefully. Yours
~ D Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-21
ALFRED d. TALLEY.

81. -tntloHgE Fire. Gnfe nr Ery1prldE, Tttsr and
SILT RhsHHi, Sedld Head, hi'tgieurR,, Sore Eysi,
, 1861-08-15
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeona.

The Piano came 10 hand, and IN Est nate order Il
baautiinl insttaments-LB WALKER, Philadelphia.
John Hewitt. Of Carthage, New York, who has bad
friend q mine Wishes ne % purchase plnnO lar her
She likes the one you sold me In December, 1883 NJ
plano e becoming popular 10 this place, and think
lar than any other make"
We have two Of watsn' Pianos In NE in our seminary
-one o which has bean severely tested i6f three yea
S1d We can testify @ their good quality and dua6y-
WOoD q GRIooRY, Mount Carroll, Ill
q. wATEHs. Esq-Dsar Sir: Having used one Of your
pianoi1Ttes hF two yea past have found very sn-
ReIi@ instrument -ALoSso GRAY, PdnclpAl Brooklyn
Heights Seminary.
Esv. N: Hsyus. s.iis, q !Sllow.:-Prs.cn Hollow.
ceiVed the hendoon, nh and 10 good order; an we'll
pleased with the external Appearances and the Tone also.
hope shan have occasion 70 order one or Two more
Tioga, n. r, July 2sth 1858. HoRAcr wATrls. ESQ.
sir; The MelOde0n you sent me ives duly received II
good order. ! am now fully prepared 70 ny that the
instrument highly satisfactory. and beg you Wlaocept
nished H. and for the very hons ahle manner IN which
y0u have FULFILLED and more than fuhlled al that 700
promised. Very respectfully youFs, &C., III. sHlH.
The Piano received from you continues 70 give Satls-
facton regard u e one of the best Instruments IN the
plaoe--JAnEs 1. CLAHKR, Charleston, Va.
The Melodeon has ailely arrived feel OBLIGED toyou
Tor Jour liberal d8c0unt will d. I'll can for you in these
paTta.-Esev J. n. hcCoRNIUE, YarquesVIlls, sc.
The Piano was duly received. II came in excellent
condition, and d very much admired b. my numerous
family. Accept my thanh. for your pFOmpt6eas-RoB-
HHT Co0PER, WaTIanham, Brndlord 90, "a.
Your Piano pleaseg us WELL II is the best one IN our
county-TRonAs A. LAfnAN, CAmpbleton, Go.
We ere very much obliged 10 yOa Isr having sent such
ne instrument Ing e250, and We shal Iako laDs %
recommend it-BRANH, HID b Co., Buffalo DemOcaL
The Horace WatsFs Pianos are known as among the
very best We ere enabled 10 speak of these instruments
win confidence from personal kn0Wledge Of thelI eEoa
lent tone and durable quallty.-NeW York EVangsliAt.
We can speak Of the merits Of the Horace waaeEu
Pianos from personal knowledge, as being Of the very
ben quality Christian Inielllgencsr.
Nothing at the State Fair displayed rreater excellence
in any department than the Horace Waters PianoS,-
Churchman.
Waien' Pianos and MeIOdeons ehaIlenre compariaou
.ith the finest made anywhere in the country -HomI
Journal. =
Horace wahsT' Piano6vtes are Of fun, rich and ever
tone. and poWeFfal-New York Auuical Review.
Our friends viii find At Mr.. waen store the VeFy beu
assortment Of Music and of Pianos 20 b found n m
United States, and We uEge our southern and WesiSn
ffieno1 % give them call whenever they 20 70 Me-
YCak.-GFahams Maessine
Warsrooms No. sSs broadway. New Yorh.
, 1861-08-15

two or three times, and lost. Twenty-Five
or thirty are as MANY as he wants man to
shear for him in day.
D. E. L., Of Columbiana county, Ohio,
writes in about tho same strain, and adds
that clean smooth boards should always be
used, on which to place the sheep. A brush
or broom should also be kept handy; with
which to brush any filth that may accumu.
late.
D. E. Fem, Of Talmage, writes that il
wool growers would have their sheep well
sheared, they must pay in proportion to the
skill Of the shearer, and not according to
rapidity Of shearing. He would shear on a
bench little more than knee high. About
half way from the floor fasten a strip Of
board on which to rest the foot when neces-
sary. A dish of tar should be kept near with
which to dress accidental cuts. The pen should
be close by, well Uttered with clean straw, and
only sheep enough to last half day placed IN
at once. Full sheep will not kick so badly as
gaunt ones. The shears should not be tOo
pointed. Cut short and even clips. Never
catch sheep by the wool, as it causes the skin
to raise, makes q sore place, and separates the
wool 50 a. 10 break the fleece. He would
catch them by the hind legs, and carry them
by putting one arm around the body. Hold
the shears fat, and do the work so well that
you do not need to 60 over a second time
70 smooth the inequalities you have left.
He has shearcd as many as thousand in q
season.
C. Edwin writes that he would ct once
dismiss from his employ the man who abused
q sheep Of his 50 as to injure it, no matter
how bad the sheep might kick.
Edward Pratt, Of Springdale, writes that
he was raised in Leicester county, England,
and that there it was customary to have q
little gathering Of farmers and farmers sons
on sheep shearing day. As many were in
vited rs were thought necessary TO shear the
sheep in one day. The sheep were set on
their rumps. The fleece was first opened
about the neck and belly, when they com.
menced shearing from the belly to the back
bone, parallel with the ribs, one side being
shorn by the right and one BY the Jeff hand.
The sheep were never tied, and the shearers
held them IS easy as possible. Afler thirty
years residence in this country, he has not
seen better plan.
, 1861-08-15

A CARn.

l. the undersigned, having hen under The tIealment
Of DR.. J. Czqpkay, although unspllcied iee c,llpd
upon 10 give publicity to the efficacy of bic tFskmsItr
hoping that By dOlng 90 may be instTumentni b pS-
venting oie ifOm the saFHl suffering and misrFy which
Inexperienced, and Which % oen result iUm lhspni.
cnue practice Of pFetende Ny disease has ben ihst
d physical and mental debility, Whloh folIoWs 10 cnna.
quence o. ndiscfetons In youth. The agnnlas Which
endured are perhapa unneceaary nF me to detail; they
are known 70 tho.S who have expeFienced them. sumo
= 20 aay that having oaed tie ssTvlcpS o. d. Z J.
C1ApkAy into regulation. ell the expectations uhr1
may have formed OF him were mnra than, Toullusd
would theFetore Fecommehd Dr. czapkAy b en- UhSmay
hno themselves beted With that dreadful malady, ~
object in oddnR ing sympathy for annsFng humlnlls
aud heartfelt desire Of relieving them.
D. DAHLEE pFiuieF.
State II CabFnia. City and Cnunty n An FFsB6lrcos
On this 9lst day Of July AID. 1885, before me Wm g.
yewe1 Notary Public personally Appeared D. Hableet
known 10 me. who. helnG duly sworn dld dpno1l I'd
Sy. The. The eOnaanis q ne card hssSWliA AsDsahg
10 vItne. vbeEsni, have hsusnuio sus nv haaf ~
ahxod ny oclal Geal, The dav and yea ahiVs Wr1l.
rsl Wh. O. JEWEfT, NOlay PullA
, 1861-08-15

The inarattude q man 70 bis fellow man l. On oen
met with In life that tesmonials prompted BY the finer
leenRs Of the heart, IN the lie Of those Who
am Walton Of the LIE Of Trail mortality. EmpFcism
foods the columns Of our press with fraudulent and
fictitious letters, singing p9ans 70 the worth Of therOWn
eroIlstlcal charatanEm. Below We append certificate
ffnm worthy man, Who, brief period since, seemed
destined 70 'shue on his mortal cOllf who looked bF
ward 70 hls dissuon with that pleasure which only
thOso weighed down BY the heavy hand u disease cai
Confrarg % hope the ability Of skful physician has
restored him ~ bis former health. Relieved ifOm his
terrible utuaion, and mpelled By gntlluds be makss
known bis and his and Biz aialemelt
4 auIhanlaahed hy Notary Puhllc. The demands q
1ncofy impeFatvely command 1publclly and his gwen
morp 70 uuTn the ununy than % sound the prES Il
physician q whom o1olSs % lho cassso1n b cllsd.
, 1861-08-15
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In all the principal cities and towns these works will be
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PosTAoE 70 any pan Of the United States W be but ~ cents
. year for "BackWOOd," and but IA cents year for
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N.B:-7he price in Great Britain Of the foe
PsriOdicab GbOce-Ramed iS $31 per GRRum.
, 1861-08-15

CURioUs.-The MarysvilIe Appeal records
the fact that pear tree In that city is in q
iourishing condition, having at the present
time, ripe pears, green pears and blossoms.
Il also speaks Of an ambitious peach tree,
from which ripe peach being broken, IL
was discovered that the kernel had burst the
pit OF the peach, and had actually pushed out
two tiny, peaRreen leaves, which were en-
roHte for small hole at the stem end Of
the fruit when arrested.
, 1861-08-15

0Tloea Weakns. nervous dsbly. .Iow mira, ,In1l1,
PahIly 81 llhof ana 1f1ir. d.iiS-- Al H-rr1,
~ mtmeIy. aseluiea % noeiIly, ilE1 q n1ll1.I
emlay, ~ d.lIuIl. dzIllel, hlG6.rha, ingannI1ly
ai.e1sIge galns h tbe -. .llcilals q ihe 80.
egiea b the lnIIly ollllln1s1 phyEll - gn1.
l.s. C1aptny. h mll1ot q ciIill fIllll1 = hn..t
ta1.,s.n . e.n.s.l ele hsaes - flel1 ano11A A
Addle8 L J. CzAfElT. -
, 1861-08-15
DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
PtiOats NseicaI ana Surgical institute,

&eanaahip COmpdny's Q1Ice, Saa FTdnctsco.
Established In 1854,
For the permanent Cure Of all Private and Chronic Dis
eases, aud the suppression 0f Quaekefy.
Attendant and Reaident Physician, L. J.CzAPEAY, Nd
late In the Hungarian Revolutionary var; chief physb
clan 10 the 10th Regiment Of HOnVeds chief surgeon
70 the military hospital Of Pesth Hungary, hate Lee
turer on DiseasesOf women and children, and hOnoaEy
member Of the Philadelphia College Of Meditine.
Particular attention paid to the treatment Of Diseased
peculiar % women and children.
~ Onlce houm-From AN. % . Pm.
Communications strictly confidential. s
a. Permanent cure guaranteed, or no pay. Consul
tatins by letter or otherwise, free. "a
Addreis DR. L. J. CzAPKAY, san Francilco.
, 1861-08-15
SECOND HAND PIANOS
AteatbargAinS always store: prices nom SSOtO SIIO
sic.

One Of The largest and best catalogues Of Music now
published All the music and music books publshed In
the United States for sale At thla establishment Martn
celebrated 0ultaS and ell kinds Of Musical Instruments
and music merchandise at the lowest pFices Muac sent
whenever ordered, post paid Catalogues sent BY mall
cleFgymen.
, 1861-08-15

Whsu hkins thsss Puh rub Holloasy's esIsbnAed
Ointment over the pic q The stomach, and over the
regions q The liver, % the right side under The rha
The inProsemelt. though h may Be- gradual, Will b
, 1861-08-15
HOllopoys Pils are de bsa remedy EnOsvn in tie
q aunEli Gpr As 6nlnninn diann..,.

.E1 world for ne JollosDing di@ass.
Aglo nropy Innammationlsors Throals
As.hma pyeenteTy yeundlce eione and Gravel
p,lee Oen .ssy.pei. Llyet CON eeepndaU aymp-
Hs.sA'' n he gsl.s.s. Is@blF nc Doulsu4sgz
nssa cs-ps ~ ~, : y I:s sSssu.um Es:s SS''
Sclles ne Retention q V.nsIeai a1ss-
Crlllralal 81 gout Urine tlon1
=. lsseh lsaa.sse s'.sA1.. ~ WoImI. an klnas
- lAD gshE1 lWeamel, IRON
ny ! uha1sVef eanls,
-, Ac.
80 e 9e Ell.n..1m1lt q Pnoynllol nOLLOUAY,
80 ellln1. fn1lF lompls 1lrl Land1n; alIo 6T Al
l..l.el.el. DIslgl... al1 DahI h nailol1 thI6sSA.
~ ~ oIll1 uul1, e ~ l1IluuinR nTom,-Ia N
= - e1 ,Ila, ~ ald ~ each bG.
- nnhse'.Aasnhs nsilg hgnkiagthsInsgF
Nh-ri.ruuusarAs a. - ruIaunss e p.,,-us h0-y
cUt1l8 4 n00nB, nsaasiA,
gElulA. W.
ARR a. B1lgaBy.
, 1861-08-15
Female Compiaints.

An dSdrdsn q Tie ssx a1d dlusaSeS IN every crsls
perlous 70 the he and health Of woman, youlhfnl or
cured Without hsk q trouble, M 4 Sosss " thess
PiIls, taken according 70 TIE printed dlsctlons.
indigestion with languor and want
, 1861-08-15
ALE1AMDRG NHNAMas

Five stops, In rosewood cases, SI6O stops DO. DO,
els0; stops, with percussion, t92S; IL GtOps do DO,
$3.50; u stops d., Ese larger $500; Is utops do do
SeS Each instrument warranted 70 awe satisfacton ar
Durchaae money refnnded
, 1861-08-15
AgticqIiuts.
lGarvels q the Wheat Plant.

One Of the most marvellous faculties oi
the wheat plant is that Of sending up 9 mul.
titode Of stalks from q single grain, known
as tillering. Il Is the secret Of its great pro
ductiveness. Many experiments have been
made 10 ascertain the limit Of their faculty,
and tie results have been truly wonderful.
An English gentleman sowed few grains Of
common red wheat on the ID Of June, one
Of the plants from which had tiilered so
much BY the Sth Of August, that he then di.
Vided it into eighteen others, I'll which were
planted separately. In few weeks so many
Of these had again multiplied their stalks,
that be had set out sixty seven altogether to
90 through the winter. With the spring
growth all these began tillerin0, 80 that in
March and April new division was made,
and the number Of plants increased to 500.
Il was believed that another division might
have been made, and that it would have in.
creased the number to 1000. The 500 grew
mose vigorously, exceeding plants As ordi.
narily cultivated. When harvested, single
plant yielded over 100 ears, and the whole
number Of ears produced was 2l,l69, or
more than 20 to each divided plant, and the
grain measured 3 "a pecks. weighing ~ l.2
pounds. The grains were estimated as num-
bering 556.e40. All this was the product
Of single grsih. 1- f-sa--
Il is an errOr 10 suppose that ours Is the
greatest wheat producing country. We do
our full share. without doubt but our sys-
TEN Of agriculture Is steadily exhausting our
bet lands, and In q Few years Q diminutiOn
q thp Yield will be apparent in our census
rctqrnA Last years crop is assumed to be
10000, 900 bushels, but the average is pro-
badly only I20,OO0,000. The average yield
of other eountFies is q ElloWs:
, 1861-08-15

An complaints o. ehdEen nav aOon b cured n earn
b taken o purify their blood coeci ne annn Of ~
live! an1 cleanse ne aomaeh and bovelA few doToI
sc, paFlicnaly parents b careful II not aioVinR
them thIAp which Ihsy know would b inurOs
b thsnSsaveA -
, 1861-08-15
PuF ---shOEtnsss Of Breath will


vey bad symplams, which, U not coEFeciDd nay tsna
70 snmo eer0us dsnrden q the heart Or 0thef vial
oEgana Bat modsF1isy q solids, take dx PIN pQhtiv
ior some little tmei tato plenty Of neah air WITH mod
erala ezerp and he human machinery III g. anieEiv
restored % health and ygoF Try his bSt for mr.
only, and ne result will b marTsfIoua.
, 1861-08-15
Stomach, Livsr, Kidneys and bowels.

Tbus eho suar non bIlsa and IVuF complaints should
ny tho e1ecls q thlI vanae enedy, feR doses o.
removing al impurities. giving heAthy acilon % the
liver II bilious attacks Be allowed % continue serious
casualtles may arga, and the susser b eOnslgned Q
hed of dckne8 IN all disorders of the kidneys the
Ol1isni should b ven rubbed into ne 1maii N ihs
back noe rtWlco day; and he pla aonR ID unlson
wl cuIo any complaints arising ffun these oIgans.
, 1861-08-15

e. San FranclaeO.
SAMUEL JELLY, 1874 Ja., Sacramento city;
j. T. ALLMENT. 1866 Second st, Marysplie;
J. I. W00DMAN, Main St., Stockton;
j. LEWIS, Santa Clara st., San Jose;
s D. TOWNE, Pstaluma;
Mrs. JAMES HARTER, Sonora;
GEO. D. D0NLN, North San Juan;
J. r. BARSS, PlacerviLIe;
! d. E. GORDON RearerUille; ..
T. A. SPRINGER, Jackson. l2-f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15

RHEUMATIsM.- any who have been afflicted
with this malady, the very reading of the above
heading will call to mind the remembrance of
the most excruchting pain and prolonged agony.
The joints swelled, stiff and unyielding, each
turn of the body accompanied by a shock that
would induce the belief that every bone in the
human anatomy was about to be dislocated.-
From two to three bottles OF "Kennedy's Medi.
cal Discovery" will cure the worst case cfRheu.
matism. We would refer to the cure of. Ma
comber, ESQ.,, a respectable citizen of Boston,
who was cured at the age Of fifty-6ve years af-
ter an illness Of quarter of q century, and an
expense of some $1,000 paid to various Physi-
sicans. For tho cure of humors It has no equal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15

SARsAPARILLA This tropicalroot has a repu
tation wide as the world, for curing one class Of
disorders that affict mankind-a reputation too
which it deserves as the best antijote we pos
sess for,scrofulous complaints. But to be brought
into use, its virtues must be concentrated land
combined with other medicines that increase
its power. Some reliable compound of this
character is much needed in the community =
Read the Advertisement of DR.. AYERS Sarsap
arilla in our columns, and we know it needs nj
encomium from US to givy our citizens confidence
in what he offers.-O Organ, Syracuse, N. Y.