davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

% An assortment of Fire Clay U1ns, or
Flower Vases, plain and ornamental, the
most beautiful patterns ever brought to this
market, designed for Ornamenting yards,
gardens, piazzas, &c. Also, beautiful va
riety Of Fire Clay Chimney Tops, designed
both for ornament and utility-a certain
remedy for smoking chimneys. Fire Clay
Sewerage Pipe, well glazed, to inch bore.
Also, a variety of Goals, Coke, Fire Clay,
Fire Brick, Tile, &c. All the above are the
products Of the HammondsVille Mining and
Manufacturing Company. Office on the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Pier.
J. J. ROCKAFELLOW,
March 2:S2q. General Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04
Ata @aaas.

I
DRY Goods,
237. '
~ s.
HOVER & HIGBEE
ADVERTISE FOE TIE
SPRING TRADE
THEIR FIRST ARBlyAL oF
NEW DRY DesHl
Among which are choice
ERERCH PRINTS, SCOTCH GINGHAAis,
EOULARD DeLIAHEs, ENGLlsH OaALLI,
BRIL BRAIILIEH1lS ElANTsh TshAALi ssAaEkRElLA saYkFElLsAe PRINYs
AND
A NJ ERICAN PRINTS.
New Spring styles-wsrrantsd to hold their coiors,
AT 6, 8 AND 10 CENTS PER YARDl
Also, hne assOrtmentof b.
BALM0RAL SKIRTS,
(LARGE sIZE.)
Z3 ...-....SUPER1oR sT.,.......237
fsb2s
HURRAH FOR THE
H 0 L D A Y 81
GREAT RUSH AND IMMENSE SALES
J. 0. RoWN
Has Just received at his Sale Room,
No. 1sO SUPERIoR STREET,
Next door to Forest City Bank,)
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
JEW LRY,
Of every variety and style,
4 LARGE LOT OF FOKSi
LADIES Work BOXES 3 RETICULEsI
DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Dress Goods, Vsiencias, ool Plaids English Msri.
nos Alpaceasi Debazes, DeLaines, Prints, La
dies, Fine Grass Linen HRndksrchifs,
Chenille ShaEls, BrOcha, Long
and Square Shawls,
STELLA sHAWLS-OfaI all styles and patterns,
ALL-W0OL SQUARE & LONG sHAWLs.
LARGE LoT or
EN- MBROIDERIERY,
setts Undsrsleeyes and Collars, Marssilles Quilts.
Bleached shirting and Sheetiug, Russia Diapa
Blankets GeRts' Zine Shirts,
and lots of other Goods too numerous to nlention
~ These Goods have been consigned in conss-
quence o. the pressure Of the Political Excitemena
LADIES and GENTLEMEN are respectfully IN
Ytted to call also Dealers and Pedlars as the Goofa
must BE- sold WITHOUT RESERVE.
SALE TO COMMENCE ON
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22D, 1860.
At 10 o'clock A. NJ
T AIDES IN WANT OLA
SUPERIOR HOPED SKIRT
can be supplied at
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD 4 CO..
teb2i Dry Goods ard Carpet Dealers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

CAT LATIS.-The " Sic Transit - article in
our Saturdays paper has calted forth an
other specimen Of the ''Tres patres conscrip-
ii older as follows:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

6FmS GsSs GsS s@sssSsS r 2aS bs5E9.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

" E W D E L A N E S
AND OTHER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Lucretia Bradley Hubbell gives her second
lecture, illustrating the temperaments and
quality of the brain, the most important part
of the science of Phrenology, this Monday
evening, March 4, at Chaplin Hall, Admit
tanee free. 1t
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-24
THE. ii.
Southern Confcderacy,
-, ny
HANtMTER & ADAIR,
%Atlanta, Georgia.

T'HE+ DAILY SOUTHERN coNFEDE-
~ra-y. under arrangements just completed,
esil contain all the latest intelligence of every
ksnd, reported expressly for Us by Magnetic
Telegraph and the Mails A!so,, daily reports
OF the tAttauA and other: Markets, Local Incl
ds6s and Items. a., Price-s5 year !; s3 fds'
etx months. or so cents for Que mouth-aIwavs
in 1Nvsnee.a
The Weekly Southern Confedcracy Is made
up from. and contains the cream Of the Daily.
1t Is large sheet, aud gives more fresh read!,
ing matter than any other Weekly in the Con-
fedsrate States Its Masfet Reports wfIl B6
i9ss and madeFup frd& actual transactions.
Price ~ dollars "A Syear SSESI.25 for ak
Iaonths-inyariabiy in advance.
P0stmasters are zanthorised To. aetzas our
agents in obtaining subscribers and 'fcf#arlinp
the I6ney ffos " inSh they will be aii6ssa Is
retain. as commissfo6, twahty-five cSn,s sn
each Weekly. or fifty cents onieach Daily sub
Porous getting up clab.cof Ave, ten osu,,kors, :
:susseHbsr. xlIbs spfpaed With tISs eepia.
ordered at f2f PEI, cent less thsu our reltsisr
rates. &C.
sSo; name will be entered on our books 1S{Ff
edisseutiidsd when lie time expires for .whisS'
payment Is made unless the same be renawed
HANLETER d ADAfR,
= April es.flsel, 5str A
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-24
asg5 5sgl,lll lsE|l gss soF THE'
R|||1|||||''|Qbl0: n I

A Il THlS fptt tticprartime when We have sev.
~ er,sHEssty pesttscai vbfsI, b5bnd US
~ !, vnssalSge16 mn arrpRdnt;sand cptre ssi q
North when we hnvc.pl;c4sa;our stars from
the h"teful.and communicating attttosphere of
fahnt'cism, and placed them n llisS clear blue
OF our+own Southern sky, TINT they may shine
enclircl ed with halo of truth, 'ad5rni1e our
own hrghusunny land with their glorioGs lus.
tre; when we haze erected new Republic
deelarsd our independence to the world, it ne.
cuiiartysbeeoIpes us, as "A people, stu withdraw
that PKfr"page, hiTberio 50 literally bestowed
upon those who liaye proven themselves our
Sworst enemies, nIydstXtend helping hand to
those "te ..,. .es n'a1her born" who a'o ,rne to
our lnstitutlbhs true fo our principles, and to
our nat'ys home: sweSsi"ulJ throw off all
s''ackles that hold us in any wise dependent
upon section whose creed is inimical to our
dearest rights; and whose people we can no
onserscontemplnte with the pure ndSholy
love OF brotherhood.
The intelligence of people is ever estirna-
sted ny the character of their l,erature.s We
;bare intelleSts which will rale before noneI
Authors. whose graceful pens drop inkle,s of
gold, and strew shiningS pearls Of thought
Let Us then turn our faces from the North.
aud seek literature for old and young within
our own borders-es,abish literary enterpri.
ses Of our own. and foster and maintain them.
believing chat it Is the dasir., nay intention of
our people to do this. we propose to establish
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-24
SOUTHERN JUVENILE JOURNAL

And thereby fiji a~yacuum, which has existed
since the demise, years ngo, of the sweet little
"foSe 6nd' We, therefore. confidently an.
peal to all to aid in establishing the en-, erprise
upon a firm and substantial bass Believing
ihat We npIeaAnot in yaiE, we shall at the
first. or durihesthe month Of May, commence
the issue Of TIE PORTrOLIO." q monthly
periodical. devoted to Truth, Virtue and TEN
PeraESsi. WHICH shall not only bscome ar
ngreeatie' and fsinu-ng conpani0ng FOR the
young, tnt, by the obscrvanc. of u High NOR
al tone. seek TO instruct the rising mind. and
teach the youthful heart
AS far ns We are able, we will make it inte,
esting to "ll. Alanyspf our most gifted wrlt.rs,
both Of prose aud verse, have kindly couse,-
ted to assist in making TIE POKFODIU rich
win sparkling gcins--the Southern asphude Is
sol thought. Oi those who have thus vonch. .
sailed Their nId, we are permitted to nnrne our
esteemed Iuct-frend, LAS. Wood Davidson
Rev. e. /. Gnds!en. Rev. ). Il. Kcndrick, Ed
win lleriot, DR.. "A L. unm,noud B u. Town
senn II. Judge Moore, j. Alma ltelot, Ed. En-
"r'ck Sell l.. Gnw"n. jr. "A. q. IL, aud The fol
lowing rs:-Mrs II. Ma,liH, Mrs. Caroline
H. Glover, Alrs. Luurn Gwyii, Mrs. Rsbeccn j :,
Jacohns. Mrs Mary a. Ewnr., Mrs C Ladi
Miss l.. Is. Chccseb"r"ugh, and Hiss Calharne
u. P"y">-a >ist crh"od oi shining stars! The
c"n"> "' our PAPER viii also h- enriched W i,h
c"hir'hutioms from the chuste ana elegant pe. S
"i ti""d', tnroiina, Sigma. ,Iurcnis Fr~tiiis,
fr""hyt!o~, UelEu. Eeaham. Hate IL. M,re:a.d
I,oia. Ari''e. Iuconh, oteLa aud Maud thus
Stih"in'hg hri.Iinnt rom;r,buinrj stuff, whose
tif'rits have been Recognised and justly appre,
catrd. GS
We will spare no pains to make;li4E IesIT-
FOLIO the Juvenile paper olItfsk kSunth 1t
wi'Eoernea'!y printed III clear GsPs,s-uron fine
.Prier, quartz f"rm, Of good siztis.and n,nopg
ITS many ntttssati"ns viii c"n,aSpsA "lromeIr-
"de III which our lair friends are invited to
*.k'w'lh III int" every Sou: lern l,-art ard
!."'hs that Is open to us; u -'Jokrr's Budget"
wH'ch shall un1"li rare wii,,r>lns n Little
aHr"cr. and "Nairy Maids Apartment n
fs..tl'rni 81. Column, aiisasNhich til. prct,est a"wa
70 the .:Br's"'ss ri fnra"try.p where our
'snlatis>t friend can shie: 80. :
.,.i,l 1.-THE r"',f"Io" wiIoe f.lfsishs, ut the fol-
Singh C"p.s, fy nne yeas;tss Sl00
Ten C"l,i..s for df.e Year. ~ 300
80. Thirty C"PH.s tor one yeaE2. q 22U0
80 Fifty Copies, for year. '4ouu
Payable always in hIsaucs. = :
SAMUEL j.. HAMMOND.
FREDERICK ". MlI.LER.3esSsss
Publishers Charleston, 5. o..
Nav o. 1861 r,YS$
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-24
TEE sFATE OF s9UrH CAROLINA
:16beviHe District.-C Citation.
BysWH.ELAMs HILL Esq, Ordinary of Able
vile District

WHEREAS.A Adam J. Mckee has applied to
w mo taFFLctters of Administration of all
and singular the goods and caiiels, rights AMI
eredis.of Rebecca d. Mckee, late OF District
Aforesaid licensed.
These afS therefore, To cite and ndmon ish all
sends singular. Lio kindred aud creditors Of the
s5sstdkdeceased 10 be and appear hfore me, ut our
1eStn Grdinnrys Court for the said District. to
bes folsJtn at Atbevilie Court House, on the
4th day Of June next, to show Cause, if any
whY the raid administration should not lie
granted. 81
Given under my hand aud SEAL this the ooh
day Of May, one thousand eight hundfel
and sixty. one and in the SitI year OF Sovef2e
eighty Gnd Independence 3f the Stale Of South
CeIoliua.
WILLIAM HILL. o. A. d.
ordfnar.s Office.
May 90. 1861. S 2t
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-24
The State sef South Carolina.
~ ABBEVILLE DISTRICT ..
In Equity.


In Equity.
Alexander Patterson and 20.
Nancy Patterson,
>, rs. Bill for Partition of
John Patterson. Laud:'
Jane p, ,erson,
andothcrs.
1T APPEALING 10 my, satisfsssion .,hut
y Andrew MasRattersoh. ID ariefs Patterson
sAs4 his wife, gaires John Patterson, Josnsh Pat
fers"n. James Patterson. Malcolm Patterson.
aud the children of SnmnrI Patterson, teceased
(names and number pnkhpwn1 defendants in
this cnsr, reside beyond the limits Of this Sinte.
On motion, by Thmnsop. d; Fair, Compl. Soiss
ordered that sad d-frndAyls do appear aid
plead. answer or den,ur to ,iis bill Of complaint
within three mo,iths from disqualification hereof
or tue same will be taken Ftp @Goa}esso against
them. z.~
~ 9: WM: II. .sPARKER. DEAD.
Commissioner Office =.
Jan. 30, 1861 Al 80 3m =.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-24
:. C.MuITARY Caps,

TAN msnhfaotssing vurioys stgjss, Military
4 Cloth Gaps af3st00 TO ST. 9sSsench Ala
Military Enanellsdailazrd Cloth Cap ut so
gents each They ARP Yarran:e,l for hilitv
State.
IhS above I manufacture nj Low
pRlGES. AiFord.rs mus, lie forwarded with
the money or CASH on dsIiSery
c,,: G.P. REMsEN.
columbin, S. c., February /, 1861, 10, II
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-24
The Sfat@ok South Carolina,
l46BEVLALE pxS7RlCT. s'eeN
,,., = In Equity. -
sAi'sss ". DaasUg~ -
and N

s-x NG4u4y, - p
Isaac: ". DaasUsN ! D. :
A''s =: }sii, 10, an ,,.. account,
Jas. Dsvlin: &c. s'H
and atbsrss
1T >>APlEARING to nv .atif.ot;on ,,,..
- = the AssoeIn,s Reformed Presby terian Chuq +
seo!h, the Associate SYNOD of ihs South: md
M TIE Tine Thomsonian ror Botanic sos,ety. Ias.
itpaants 9 IN the nbovs.atalsd case. are busijf,
.ststssepd Ie eR hss. 10 sprsssbt theS
motion OF 1sfW i!7oS. Comp, sois UnSy a
s.s y s.ms, ssis dssssst; ~ y! T sss
Or ssris I'd nss;s. sss gss ss.is o. q
against pseph5 slF5rtii II = = y,ssf+E,
WM n BARKER, o. "a. ..
Commissioners Office. "a = Il.
March 7,sl8Gl:{ At. 3mA
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-24
The1State of5South CaVolisSe
ARBEVIELE DISTRICT

The State ofSSouth Carolina.
ARBEVIELE DISTRICT.
=, ,,,,,. In Equity
hbd Sarah Js. his wife, u :,
a.. vs. Bill for Account and
IA''sp ,aa"es DHSss"; Da%ssu D''''iDn'
: 3 and Others.
lit APPEARING to nv .a.isfao,on ,hs.
Allen Dodso". Nancy Dodsp,. A E. Burn-
sides, Emily Bnrnsides John NJ Anderson, Jas.
a.. Watson, John Martin. Sarah Martin. T. q.
B'nin, asd Susan BIain, defendants in this cas-.
reside beyond the lils,s- of this stnss- Ou
m.toh' n ny Thomson d Fair. cnmplaaeanasSo-
lciior ordered that SAID drf.udsnlS do appear
aud pirad, answer Or sdemur$fo said Bill of
Complaint within three :montbs from the pub
ncanon hereof, or the same viii be taken
Pro eonfesso against them.
Commissioners Office,
Feb.r19, 1861 a 81 3m
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-24

Ar"l Is. lssl. seskm
THE STbTf o. S0HLH CAROLINA,
ABBEEIkLlSssDHSTNICT.
IsaxseI w. Dansby,,sssss33s:s, ",
and
Mary Ann Dnnsby =
: :. sss Bill for an aoeoun,
1us Devln. - DC. =
William Lyon. Ex'rs -
and others. :. -a.aSn 8.
4 7 Arpeasipg to my satisfaction that the
Il: Assdriate Reformed Irssby erianz Church
South. the Associate Syuedsef .theSouths and
the True Th"msonian or :Batomic Society. De-
frn'l lnn's in the above stated casc;; are bodies
having no rSis"nce within the limits of this
state ss,lipo one here to represent. them.s Or
moiionS6fJ. H. WDson, Comp :sS"l sSOsdered
tnaa ssid Dcfrndants:M reqair ed ,toSaSsw " er
plead or demnr, ta1Gesaid BIT of ComPiaint:
within three months after fhe .rphliealoa of
ihis rule the SAID. bin viii bstaksnspso con:
.fesso against them. - ~ $3.50. ~ =
WM.. H. PARK Err 9, E. a. d.
Commissioners Office
March7N6S6l. As 3m 80
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-24
A CALIss

$: w. IN. Mkgftl II HEtfE =: :.
= Wholesale and staiI SDrpggist,
y NINETY ;sTk.s q.
EIAvfNEs eniarged his Stock of Drugs
Ill a6M ediw1 1ss would respectfully call
tho attshftpn Of Bio friends and tie public gen.
sssaIly To- his finest of the asJne. and solicit
siRnaacssef their kind patronage aud ii6.
ssaallIsss Drug. q. Iowa, any fliss
ss!S country. His sfock
ssss:' SsIy 1'@ As hi: i:
a Nss' YSs'BTBTRSs, e lS1s tpaiMas, ozEss
: 1ssy arsi.hs vasnishs and ssSihtsBshshes. :,
! :ss Spices. Mace. CloyeS. sRsasf Ts4sass
- -. Of gu kt6ds. gaggysaad. Car
sAl.o, sslisbs,. lot gek tHfwiIs INV gQBaegD,
and sEaARsbf tbs,best brandE 81 IS
A lsrgsand .ysted Stock of exceflsl. Hs.
D. = IIMEHY.sa
Hssalso eEfsEs hssion arleS -. -,
Pure Old Port, slaaIMRis fzaslssssaa Malaga Il.
~N IYoN RE~
aM exceedingly low SeRres. Also, a good ar
4ISS Of Apple Yl9sgsf,sKsEesene, Oils and.
sss EIsIs Ls%p5ssa amp ..s isas s. ,is, s
n efrstSlass Drug a!osss -
8 Psompks viii BE- &4peto ALL
( Maj. .2& ls6O-lltf & q sEssss .ssss;s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-25
Varieties Of Fruits Recommended.

The report of the proceedings Ofthc
American Pathological Society, which
met at Philadelphia last September,
is now published in apermanent form.
That society. among its acts, recon-
mcndcd varieties of fruit for general
cultivation. We give a brief abstract
Of those varieties:
(u,ru"ts.-Black Naples, Mays Vic
toria, Red Dutch, White Dutch and
White Grape.
.S'rarJeyrtes.-lIovey's Seeding, Par
is New Pine, Longworths Prolific,
Large Early Scarlet, Rockers Seed
ling, Wilson's Seeding.
RaspJerrjcs.-Fastolt, Francohia,
Kncvctt's Giant, Orange, Red Ant.
werp. Yellow Antwerp. American Cat
awissa-which bears two crops per
year.
Observation-Disclosures Seeding,
best for all purpose; but the Society
recommends in addition, Crown Rob,
Early sulphur, Green Gage, Green
Walnut, Red Champagne, and White
Smith.
Gi"pes.-The grapes recommended
are. Isabella, Catawba, Concord and
Diana. The Logan, llerbcmot, Rebcc-
ca and Union Village promise we'll.
Applfs.-Twclvc best varieties of
Applicability Harvest, Sweet Bough,
Red Astrachan, Williams Early, Pri-
mate, Fall Pippin, Porter, Hubbard
ston Noncsuch, Gravcnstcin, Baldwin,
X. I. Grecning, Roxbury Russell.
Pears.- The Society has forty va
rieties of Pears On its list for general
cultivation. Mr.. Dickcrman gave in
list of twelve varieties for family use,
viz: Doycnnc D'Ete, Roster, Bartlett,
Flemish Beauty, Belle Lucrative, Lou
Use Bonnie de Jer>y, Butfum, Bcurre de
Aniou, Scckel, Lawrence, Bcurrc de
Langclior, Vicar of Wakefield.
This is undoubtedly list of the
most valuable fruits cultivated i'll the
East. But, as general fact, some
fruits which succeed well in some eli
mates and on some soils, in the same
general range of ATTITUDES, do not in
others. This list is worth preserving
by those who desire to make a sclec-
ton of fruits.-Orrgon Farmer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-25
Sprouting Onion Seed.

elbow is it you raise so large and
nice onions?' 1 asked of an Iowa
farmer, as I was sitting at the table
with him, and observing some on the
table.
"Wcll," said he, 1--WE sprout the
seed with boiling water, and then plant
it early and in good ground"
"Sprout the seed in. boiling water"
I Exclaimed inquiringIy. " What do
you mean, sir, by that: Won't boiling
water kill the seed?"
"Not at ALL" he replied, "but it
will sprout them in one minutes time"
cit will 1t looks impossible!" 1
replied, with surprise.
"Wcll you try it," he replied grim
ningly, "when the time comes to plant,
and you'll find it just as l tell you"
And sure enough when spring came,
and my neighbor was about planting
his onion seed, and being present, l
said:
"Jcwell, last winter, there was a
man told me, in Iowa, that to pour boil
ing water on black onion seed would
sprout it in one minute. Suppose you
try it?'
every WE'LL" said he. And taking
the tea-kettle boiling from the stove,
he poured the water thus boiling on
the seed, which he had in a tea-sancer.
Looking at it for moment, he ex-
claimed. "My conciencc! you have
told rightly. Only look there!'
I looked. aid behold, the little
sprouts, about as large as horse hairs
were shooting out Of the opened ends
of the seed. He did not retain the wa
ter on the seed above three seconds,
and in less than one half minute after
it was poured off, the sprouts were pro-
jecting from the seeds.
My Iowa friend assured me that this
process would advance the growth OF
the onion from two to three weeks be-
yond the ordinary method of planting
without sprouting. Try it, gardeners
and farmers; much may be gained by
it.-Cor. Dollar Paper,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-25
Mercury In mo- form enters into the
Remedies adopted by DR.. Young.

Mercury has been named not inaptly, The
curse of Man" as, under the treachcrous garb Of
a restorer it bcqucaths the most terrible disease
We do not sec it at once, but hidden beneath the
fair surface, it posons the blood destroys the
vous and muscular SYSTEM preventing the action
Of the joints, and rendering wrctchcd, under the
name of rheumatism, the life of the sufieres.-
" The remedy is worse than the disease" many
poor, crippled, miserable, toothless wretch will
say, while pointing to his decayed jaws and ulcer
Gus gums, he tells of its ravagcsor at his swollen
joints and body marked with purple or leaden col
orcd sores which speak Of his pains, and again at
his impaired, ruined digestion, which tells of
wretched days and sleepless nights.
All affections arising from the use of mercury
perfectly cradicated and health fully restored.
All diseases Of q private nature
arising from impure connection, such as Ulcers
Swelling Of the Groins Ulcers in the Throat, Sec
ondary Syphilis, Cutaneous Eruptions, Ulcerations
Tertiary Syphilis. Syphilis in Children, Mercurial
Syplrtic Affections GonorrhGa, elect Structures,
False Passages, inflammation of the Bladder, and
Prostate Glands, Excavations, Tumors, Pustulcs
ETC., treated in the most scientific manner.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-25

SEEDS AND CUTTINGs.-Horticultur
lists and pomologists will be pleased to
learn that by the new postal regula.
tons, seeds or cuttings are c!assed as
mailable matter, and are to be charged
with postage at the rate Of one cent
AN ounce when sent under fifteen hmm.
dred miles, and two cents an ounce
when sent over that distance. This
will be accepted with great satisfaction,
and is worthy of an enlightened gov.
eminent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-25
MEDICAL TESTIMONY,

The following recommendation is from one Of the
Oldest physicions in New London, Conn.,:
Messrs. A. i. h d. SAxps:-G entlemen:--Y
Sarsaparilla has been very extensively used in this
city and the ncighboring towns, and SO far a. ny
knowledge extends, uniformly with success. In .
great variety of diseases of long standing and Of
very distressing and dangerous character, which
have resisted long list Of remedial agents, Il has
been uscd-in many of them with complete sue.
cess, and in all with decided benefit 1t is regard.
cd by the medical profession as medicine Of great
efficacy In numerous class of diseases such a. H.
veterate constitutional complaints, when the syf.
tenn has been long diseased in cases Of long stand
ng in obstinate diseases Of the skin; In enfsebied
conditions Of the system; in chronie abscesses q,
tended with profase discharges; diseases Of tls
bones; obstinate ulcers; chronic pulmonary ~.
tons, enlarged glands and various other malsdis
connected with depraved state Of the system.
Its use 10 usually followed with improvement ofsP.
petite and digestion, increase Of strength and leb,
better rests at night, the production Of . usr
healthy state Of mind. and complete restoratos u
health. Truly yours, !,
WV. SrERXE. MD.
Prepared and sold by A. b. I d. SANDS. vhele.
sale druggists, 100 Fulton street. corner Of wilhs
New York.
For sale by n. JOHNSON 3 Co., and Rspnsssr
Co., San Francisco; Tics Covvix, MarysviIs,
Il. II. NcDoxALD / Co., 6acranento and dssg'
gists generally.