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prices 10 meet the views Of buyers. Sales to some
Aert we're MADE at our quotations CT 3oI030R5O0 for
tst e1nond brands. 2e second do 2SR for third
40 zoRZsl5Oo for extras; 265Oo for supes and SOL for
Trieste Is. ). S. T
The Trieste interferes much with prospects of first
H enohu prands, and the Gillian, and second grades
1I,,vPedh' Win second grades of American.
Cofee.-We Dort no incraasa in recaints mr. inn
IN qualty, and the market has continued very
WIN great difhcuty in making suitable selections
ns onlteu states, notwithstanding the quantity
iuIv" was very limited The present crop will be very
snai not eNeeeding it is said eco goo hagr; this in
uuces ule fazenderos to hold back supplies and many
persons suppose the quantity overesmated of 800 GOO
bags stated 10 ne remaining the country from the mast
crop. The advces per last steamer hob from, Enrone
and the United States nsdered unfavorabr but
OWING 10 ight stock aud small receipts dealers show no
lncnaIloh ot the present to submit decline Sales
SINCE our last amount to 81 500 bags of which a 800
bags Tor the United States: SO 900 bags for Tho
anu Norti OF turope 600 bags for the Mediterranean
ooo Digs Tor California; and 1890 bags for the an of
bags. We quote " "' ii0'Vo'
Lots for the United States 535OO to sH7Oo
Do do. Channel 5l20O to hH5CO
10 90. North of Europe, 1880 to 61oOO
Hides, 500 TO 500 RS per H.
risights'-Ihe American flag continues to he strictly
Ior N9rthern voyages, and several vessels have
ss "alas' The American schooner 'Tanner obtained
So2o lump sum- to carry 5000 bags coffee of I00 lbs
ior Idiiorl4: and hArque EmbleIn, 81 500 umn suu,
TO carry lumber to the River Platte Two foreign vessel
rave oeen chartered for New York to 65 per tom
and SOS. respectively. We quote United states vorF
Gus to Cos per Channel for orders and Mediterra
mean OBS to 65 per ton and sos Small vessels of 90
! bags capacity and under, very scarce
f.Nchanse on England has ruled at 2jd 90 days
we are, very respectfully,
Your, obedent servant,
! " MAXWELL, WRIGHT & Co.
VESSELS LOADING FOR THE UNITED STATES.
New o. e. Mondamn - l 500 bags.
sandy Hc0k-F or orders, Cavalier - 2 526 bags
Hampton Roads.-For orders, Adelaide" l 600 bags
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

RIO DE JANEIRO July "A, 1s61-Our last monthly
circular was dated 9th instant
Four-The receipts have been 26,o39 bbls, of which
rope, and equal to 5000 bbs from Chilli Sales renored
"e aoo IL 1868 bbls., divided as follows:
selS do fontana at S3H; 6S5 do. g. s. s. F. at 3oH
Richmond nmond first quality 32i25O to 30; 600 do
quality at 2sS quality at 29 800 do Richmond third
to 2s 1l67 do Rs, DO Baltimore and Ohio Extra at 3OH
26n500. ore and Ohio Super at 2SI0O0 to
s24 bbs Fontana IN 4 1Tss hands bbs of which
Richmond frsts 800 bbls ' as s. s. s. F., 06I bbIs
and So sb s Bald SG
New Orleans Extra 5000 bbls. Chian 200 bbls.
with as's o Sar s's =, circular 0s
reaong US OF four cargoes Of Chilli several avices
from Europe being on the way and the
v " our cargoes, three being coastwise, made hod
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Monstarg gna G0mmsreiaI gsbisn.

BALTIMORE, August 81 1861
The business at the Stock Board day was small and
for almost every thing the list the market was heavy
The sales embraced lot of 5000 Baltimore 1890 6s at 81
$1,000 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1885 bonds at 60,
and $1,000 do 1875 do at TO- Baltimore 1890 6s left off
at so bid 81 asked but 1865 offered at Sox Moth
ing was done in State stocks was ere bid made
for any of them Railroad shares heavy Baltimore
and Ohio closing without sales at SAN bid s42& asked
and Northern Central at sI3 bid sl4x asked Northern
Central 1885 bonds left off at A bid, AK asked and Bal
tmore and Ohio 1855 closed at SO bid 20 asked For
northwestern Virginia second and endorsed third mort
gage bonds go was bid. For Gardner Hill Mining Co. As
was DID and Springfield do closed at 81 40 bid 81 go
mere was but little inquiry for Bank stocks, and
al aone In them. They were however gene.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE sro,
nm sATuRp.9: August 81, 1ssl "oANp'
300 Baltimore 6's '90........., o'' NJ
800 B. O. r. r. bonds 's5'''''''.'''.sl
1000 do. do 75.......:. '.''.''es
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IL BALTIAiORE AND sUgQUE4AE

szssa4s Ma STEAM COMPANY
ktSiU lAk Daily LINE Except SunIay. :ar PORT Is
igSit, IA: RE- DE GRACE, and THE WATER CANAL
Ihs steamboat "iiANCASFEK," Capt. J. ". Toni
.S g"er emu OF est rails avenue every To G$DAX,
4pd,DhsDA al. SSAATuRDAY EVENii;G at E o'ciocs
returning ieages Port DEPOSIT EVERY EUSDAY,
= i1pH ESDAY "a FRIDAY Ey EEING, al 5 o'cuex, and
- IKE De SEAt &C O'Clock, ?. NJ
Passage, herthg included, 50 cents
Freight received daily until o'cocE carried A, Iy-
rates and carefully attended TO- -
duplicate receipts iur freight will ne reo-ye1
Al coats toWed only at the risk Q: their oWcers
tie dgst az faTre &c ;r8ce VIZ attend sFd;ar -
reschfnGise Consigned 10 him for point the - p
Ph'i&dsi aha elsewhere.
The Steamboat 'JUHIATa, Cant Frel Ta,,F;,oon ,a-
be chartered ct any time.
o3,JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
X 3Lk&. IA YLUE., Agent, Hayr1 de E;r,g-
SplS II }, TONE, Agent.
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t&tsgIaNaalt
E..sl5-a U, S. GOVERNMENT LIVE

FORT soNRoE AND OH FONT COMFORT.
Leaves the lnwer end ct UNION DOCK, West side aa!v
snpdays )at AZ o'clock P NJ, taking Passengers
aud Freight and connecting wi the Railroad Lines 10
ani rom Washington, ID. g, hilsdetbJa New York
Boston. York. Harrisburg, fsburl Pa and the yes lin,
York ami Philadelphia. ~
The GLOWING is the schedule:
Leave New York 4. ~. leave Fhiadalrbia et IE
and il.s5 4; n. leave Baltimore at AZ P. n " "
ROUND TRIP TICKETS AT REDUCED PRICES
From New York to Fct Monroe .and hack ,.,s l4
From Philadelphia and bacJ................,.. 10
So PT cure yonr Tickets in NEW YORK, at the kew
jersey Railroad Ofbc", Foot Of Cortland stree
In pills DELPHjA at the Ccmpany's fIice y " ror-
ner # sixth and Chestnut Streets the Den adj
Gad Prime streets.
in BALTIMORE, Board Of the Steamers Foot Of Union
Dock HIJt,H GC0E Nt,t.
Jy2-f Pass.ng = sg.s,t
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NJ. lie Nerrer has lately written A letter to Mar
shall ailiant on the present theories of the solar
system. lie concludes that there are three rings
OF matter revolving round the Sun; one betw cen
the Sun and Mercury, the second near the Earth,
including meteoric stones and shooting stars and
the third between Mars and Jupiter, consisting of
small planets The ring of asteroids between the
that of Mercury.
The ring which supplies our arolites and shooting
stars has total mass of not more than tenth
part that OF the Earth. The total mass of the
small planets between Mars and Jupiter is greater
than one-third that of the Earth.
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=, Bayard Tay lor, who has been spending The last
three months at Gotha, Germany, with the rela-
yves OF his wife, is expected home by every steamer
Immediately upon his return he will join division
OF the National army as correspondent of the
Tribune His new volume of poems was stereotyped
In the early part OF the summer, but will not ap-
pear until November.
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FROM HAvANA.-At Havana, about the Is N inst
they visited with severe rains and on the 10Th
they were favored with a slight shock of an earth
quake. The Captan-Genera has returned from
ST. Domingo much drpIeased at the state of feel
ing there 1t appears hat the DOminicans are not
pleased with the new regime. The steamer Kew
stone State had called at Havana on her way look
ing up the pirate Sumter. The dates from Vene-
Zuea are to July %, and the condition of affairs
there is anything but promising.-N Y Times.
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n IL NOTICE.
,tJgpzsssssszs1-SS-s CHANGE DE pavS tn n

The steamers GEoRe FsN EEMS and Many WASHING
TON viii leave Baltimore for the PGtuxent River on the
following days: "
SATURDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY caumanc-
iGS On saturday morning, June Jst lS6l, o'clock, Tor
HITS Landing direct AID continue during the season
EsturnIng every MONDAY, " hDS ESDAY and = sTUF-
pay. The Roat leaving HE'S Landing on Monday and
NeSneS day will me direct Tor Baltimore
The sat lrday Boat will leave HIPS Landing On Friday
t9r e quiet leaving Benedict Saturday raoroirg at
he above Steamers win call at 81! the usual Landings Oh
the River also Fair Haven and -Iu PoIn .oin and
returning. ' " ~
Fteights received O'Clock he days previous to
the departure Of the Boats.
Passage to natuxent River....sl 90. Meals extra
20 Plum Potnt.......- LOO. Do
DO Fair Haven. II,
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The Richmond correspondent OF a London paper
famous Polignac, Minister of Charles X, has been
here for few weeks The purport of his vis.
am not yet at liberty to divuIge. He starts for
New York Tomorrow
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Aali 8asgs.

La - :,.:.l BALTIMORE AND OHIO
ss-1z1---szs-SfE2 RAILROAD
%n aud atr August l9th 1861, tn trains will run as
The Mail Train between Baltimore and candy Hook
leg, es baltimore daily except 4nity)atS3) Il n
The K. Derrick TRAIN leaves Balt,mora at 4 20 p
u and Frederick at 6 30 4. y. " ~ -
The kLLiCOTr'S MILLS TR Nm leaves Baltimore at
$40 and 9l5 A. NJ. and I4o and 40 P and Elicott;s
Mills at 40 and II 60 a. u =, and As and 90 z NJ
FUf WASHINGTON AHD The SOi5Td
Leave baltimore at 420 and 10 A. NJ and As and 20
r. M on sundays at 4.2q A. n. only. Leave Washing on
NJ 6O and ISO A. b and 80 and 545 p IN SUNDAYS
at 30 r 81 only The second fnlrth tr ns only from
baltimore stop at way points The second and iourth
Trans rom Batmor and Wasningt connect with raias
For III the information, tickets of every kind &C. apry
to J. rNGLAND, agent, at camden station or nj the
Ticket cfnce ". p. SMITH.
T :, earn c,r. Master Of Trans portat;oD.
Agent.
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PRICES AnD sABss OF STOCKS IN FRw YoRx
BY TELEGRAPH.
"fo'sh "LIIAH FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brok4,,
No
The New York Post Of. Saturday evening saw,

The New York P0N OF Saturday evening gays.
The week closes without any recovery in I'm s;,a.. -
the Stock Exchange. The dealings very limited
1csle and the fluctuations in prices hardly reach IGX
per Compared with the quotations Of last eyening
the market 10 q shade weaker There 10 considerable
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ssgA OLD DOaINIoE STEAMBOAT

-SEAh SID OOIiNIOE 81 IA Ill S q =
- -. 1,ss ~ COMPANY
E StH on 81 i S. XdRG!IiA AND Ian
Ing Seansf EiHGISlA, Captain n. Fa,rEsus, lseves
rem her BERTH Seedhams pier it stree
"!aEi,. nv EhT FRIDAY AFTERE CON, at O'Clock, -,
f fs leaves fredericksburg EVERY ESQ., :
9O"N!NG at O'Clock, or Immediately after TIE ar1ri Ci
sHe fa4 OF cars from Richmond and Washington St"pp!ag
= ali the regular Landings The Rappshsnuoc We,
kog aud returning to land and receive freight ana ass
TIE VIRGINIA
G9La new, and was built merchants Of Fee
iiAs lR and Baltimore, interested in the trade and tr
eteiajts aEd farmers residing tie cauat!rs hnrriog
appaannock, Tor the press purpose Of keeping
i.ssS steamer on the route. During the winter IT, ,or
eech % oeen enclosed, thus sfoTdnF cor.p!ats r-.r
jcoh 2r Horses, and other live stock ,arriages Of al
can p taHen Gu board and carried under ecA @i5lnu
s4iS Oh th wheels Her staterOon ana berth acco,ap
re large and comTodioGs and her c2rsc.;y 20,
ftsht EXTENSIVE As passenger and freight Rat sh h?-
~ rs TiGPsr f on tae waters Of the Chesapeake.
oy r. >; AKRON K Co, RoWIy's wharf 49, -
feih received on board Of the Steau7Cr We,inesIa
dTG IHErSdays, and On Fridays UP to So'clock, 2 ~
~ or tI?ther information and Blank Receipt r or uss
W 'Ge Company, apply on board or TO
Z: j. CAPR0N L co, AgeAs S,
n CT ,,rr-,,r no. 81 Bowiys wharf Baltimore.
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oJA,.it II IaABa
'' " Aro'fr1tinn for month of Au1usf
W., nrr, SAMUEL BEvAN
G. S. BROWN 1919 " 'AihSi
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IL! &C. NORTHERN
sz12 &@-a2~SasF GENITAL RAILWAY
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE.
CALVERT STATION, Baltimore May 18th, 1861
On and after SUNDAY, NAY 18TH 1861 Trains on North
ern Central Railway arrive ard depart as follows until
lurther notice,
TRAINS NORTH.
VAIL AT BE A. ~
EXPRESS Al 435 p ~
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION AT SIS p NJ
The 10 a. ". Train connects heay House with trains
on eStern Maryland Railroad At Hanover junction with
HAMMER ami Gettysburg Railroads; al YORK with Yo~y
and W!ightsye Railro4d Harrisburg with Pennsyl-
yanla kailroad for all paris Of West Also, with Lebanon
valley Railroad to New York direct At Northumberland
With l.. and 3 Railroad for Kingston and all parts Of
wyoming valley; at Sudbury with PhiIarephia and Erie
York. ' "i'' AVN
The S5 P II Train makes all the above connections e
GePs asi2Eer 5T$rcaG, Wrightgye Railroad and the
me go Tram makes concessions with PENNSYLVANIA
for New York. ~ ~ ~ o '
IhA!FS ARR1VE-Aaii at 6.lO P. NJ, EXPRESS =: = Is
4: 81. Harrisburg Accommodation at Esp N
for TICK EyS ana information enquire al The Ticket
as e ILS q frI .rpr u.....
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The new appointments in the New York Custom
House VIII BE- considered by the Deputy Collector,
at the request of Collector Barney. Among the
applicants it is limited that Mr.. Hinton Rowan
helper, OF Helper Book notoriety, is a prominent
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s.Sss fssa Tl55TggsSS;,SSs4ssssEt PHILADELPHIA,
.sz2sretSsfg WILMINGTON am RAJ iAsOp

s.ss go El5E4hssSzssSssSzssst PHILADELPHIA
AE=zs sz2se&sSg WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS
O. and ate. MONDAY, August 18TH Pcssance~ T,ains
FOR Phladeiphia viii leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
daily Except Sunday IS follows viz:
EXPRESS Train at 80 o'clock A. NJ. Way Vail at 10 Is
O'CLOCK II Evening Mail at AS P NJ. On SUNDAYS,
at 445 r. NJ: Al Ira rs connect with New York trains
except 4.45 P. u. train SATURDAYS.
Frsigh{ frain with Passenger Car attached, leaves II
800 2 NJ stopping at all stations between Baltimore ao
II ayrefe Grace. " ~ ''~
Passengers fo Delaware AMI Eastern Shore OF MARYLAND
ton - W. VI "'''-'i1a
cars. WILLIAM or i " FoR5 'is
al7-tf aea3t
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NORTHERN
Essssss g -! ;!:'.ii-s;,S|

80 IasT Erff.sss,5z5zzzzss;..s3 NORTHERN
EGssSEag . 1Nsfs@--sS5Sg CENTRAL. GALWAY
SUPERINTENDENT ) OFFlCE,}
,, CALVERT TATIoS, Baltimore MAY 20, 1851
~; rms Road is now open for TRANSPORTATION OF
FREiGHrS Is heretofore. -
81 pI respecting rates &C. apply to JAMES
NJ; EFt'lI. Freight AgeOt. Calvert Station
For FkEiGHfS destined West via Pennsylvania Rail.
road, apply to hAaRAW Il KOGNS, corner Nor h and
Pleasant streets JAS c. CLARKE
int
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Inc Challenge OF Mons. DE Lave to Signor Fari-
nj, to walk rope at Buffalo, has been accented
se $40 VIII take place in few days. The wager is
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

coprpr SATURDAY, August 81
" Eh-o oIee continues very quiet the only sale
we nave heard OF to-day being so bags Rio at is cts
me market however exhibits new features p pnh
msh below the same monthly report of Messrs Whit &
&c. ' 'o' f"'ta'ioi's'
=, COFFEE REPORT.
Stock Of Rio Coffee, August 18th 1861 1e nm b,,s
Received SINCE per Queen of Exe"....... 4,l5O "
per Clifton | 45O
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&pINplAa.

sss OK AASTERDAM.-The Al Henovo-
sskzsSrian bark MON, J. H. Schultz mastar EtI -
apply to The CAP tain toard, " to Or passage
a2O-f hAIZ LEUPoLD.
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LINE OF

eHsN%s~ LINE OF
Ship LANE HENDERSON, Captain Ercgls5
g HELEN A. MILLER Gait
= CHA ARIES, Pnsrt
1IeoS vessels are all OF class
26e uEe They sail regularly advertised and are con
HAced ny Captains we'll experienced in the trade The O.
ply &C., 2 the ah0Ie vessels in such will afford great
acHy TO shippers For freight, cabin steerage pas5ae
""i'- 20 JOHN Henderson, = co.
GEO ". hYNsoN Z Co, Agents, New Orleans viii fay.
their address i' "'' SVOoS cohslsnSu ~
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foE Salt, Srsig9t OF Gbarter::

dt5zSs FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
aG Al clipper coppered and copper fastened sci
oSn,F ''HiN4'' Apply 10 5 r DUkNOCK,
III Smiths wharf
qESSHSs VESSELS WANTED FOR
- BANANA
the undersigned constantly in want CT vesrIs oI.
10 ana ffoIn Havana and &atensas 0 '''09U
rasts hORRELI Il RANDALL
5S Exchange Place
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"I--s..-I-aAa:t -,,EasUaAts-
CHARLES 8EINKWAH gp , 80
{ HAS. BRIEKMAN 4 Co A
~ o. ARISSlUN RERGHAETC
PA,EERS OF PROVISIONS
DEALERS II a Ii KINDS OF PRODUCE
no. 81 WEST PRATT STREET,
Near BoWlys wharf,
Oh Dds. Ness Beef, 100 dc Extra No
also, Aess, Pr and hump Por Bacon and RnIx Ne.t
Particular attention paid supplying orders mbIf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-08

eE~ HEADACHE is the f,vorite sign by which,
nature makes known any deviation whatever
from the natural state of the brain. and viewed
in this light in many be looked ON safe
guard intended to give notice of disease which
might otherwise escape attention. till too late 10
be remecied and It's Indications should never
be neglected. Headache may be CLASSIFIED uh-
der TIVE names viz SYmptomatic and ldlopa'lf-
c Symptpmatc Headache is exceedingly
common and is the precursor Of great variety
of diseases. among which are Apoplexy. Gout.
Rheumatism and all febrile diseases In lis
nervous form il is syn pathetic Of disease o. The
stomach constituting SICK headdchc, of hepatlc
disease constituting billions heddachc. OF worms,
constitution and other disorders of the bowels,
as well as vena and uterine affections. Diseases
of the heart are very frequently attended with
Headaches Annmia and plethora SIRE also atlec-
tons which frequently occasion headache. Lido.
pathic Headache is also very common, beng.
usually distinguished by the name Of nerro's
hcadache, sometimes coming ON suddenly III
state of apparently sound health and rlostla'-
ing at once the mental and physical energ es.
and in other Instances it comes on slowly herald
ed by d, preston of spirits or acerhity of tenn
per- In most instances the pain is in the front
of the head over one or both eyes: and some
times provoking vomiting under this class
may also be named Nenra'qia- 49,
the Cerhalic Pills have been found sure aGd
safe remedy, relieving the most acute pains in n
few minutes, and by lis subtle power eradica-
ting the diseases of which Headache is the uitcr-
ring index.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-08
THE BOATS.

The Railroad Packets between st. Paul
and La Crosse are The Northern .Bclie, Capt
". II. Laughton Kcokuk, Capt Ed. Hol-
combe; ocean WaUc, Capt. A. +. Webb. CO.
ing down they arrive here at o'clock 2. NJ,
and connect with the o'clock morning train
at La Crosse. Coming up, they arrive here at
about o'clock, P. II. BARNES {; HvrcHIya,
Agents. BARNES d HUTcnI1s are also gents
for Northern Line Packet Co., whose boats
form tri-weekly lire between st. Louis and
St. Paul, and for the North. Western Express
Company.
The Minnesota Packet Line Var Edq7c,
Capt Stephenson Aaaca, Capt Hurd COL
den Era, Capt. Ga6belt; and Milwaukee,
Capt. Cochrane, run between ST. Paul and
Dunleith, leaving here daily at 70 o'clock, NJ ,
reaching Prairie du Chen at o'clock next
morning. BEABpsLEY d LYFouD, Agents.
N. S. DUNBAR is agent for the business of
this line which goes through by Galena and
the Illinois Central.
TUE H. S AHcn makes tri-weeklv trips
from Prcsc..tt to Taylor's Falls.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-08

BEAUTIFUL INCIDENTAL number of
our citizens attended meeting at Tay-
lors Falls last Friday evening with view
to securing volunteers. A procession
of citizens was formed and just as they
had arrived at the foot of flag staff
from which the Stars and Stripes were
floating, large American eagle scared
over their heads and for moment HOY
cred over the banner and then winged its
way towards the north star. With one
impulse and one mind the noble bird was
saluted by the shouts and huzzas of the
Messenger, 30M.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-08

m HEY are used and recommended by
Il leading Physicians Of the country, and
all who try them pronounce them inyalua-
be
De. JAMES J.. LEEPERE. writes fron
Navarro, Stark Co, Ohio, "the Btters are
highly praised by those suffering from in
digestion. dyspepsia and liver complaint"
Dr.. WIN. ii. KERR, Of Rogersvillc, Ind.
writes us that they are the most V liable med
icine offered. He has recommended them
with great success, and with them made sew
eril cures of palpitat;on of the heart and gen
e:al debility.
E. DAVIS, Postmaster of WilliamsDort
Ohio ga IS they give great tisfaction. |
use them mystN, having taken cold. become
PROSTATE aHd lost my appetite. 1t received
mo, and | can recommend it with great as
surarce of ita merits"
THOS. STANFORD. Fsq. BlountsviH.,
Henry Co Ind, writes rs a long letter. under
date Of May !. 1860 He was much reduced
Lad been afflicted for three wears with grea
n-ryous debility Talpitation of the leart of the
most severe end pos ration character latter
using few bottles was completely restored
and am now in robUs health"
G. W, HOFFMAN says lie was afflicted
with rheumatism for twenty wears in all its
various FORMS at the date of his letter he had
been two years well the Bitters efecting tie
curc.when several physicians attending him
could Do him no good, Hesays, "for rleuma-
tisIn, dyspepsia, liver complains, kidney It
fiction, or droPsy, it is as specific certain
remedy"
J. w. HUNT writes from Delphos, Allen
Co Ohio, Ga section where Fever and Aguc
PREVAILS that he most eheerfully recommends
them of decided merit in all cases of FEVER
AND AGUE, DYSPEPSIA, AND GEN
ERAL DEBILITY.
D, K. GALLEHERS, NJ, D., writes from
Van Wet Ohio, 81 most respectfully recon-
mend the Sherry Wine Biters to tie notice OF
Dyspeptic persons and to all who require a
stimulation medicine.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-08
One Acre More.-Every farmer shou

One Acre More.-Every farmer should
exert himself to put in all the grain possible
this spring. Prices must rule higher than usual
for the mastering of so many men into milf
tary service, cannot fail TO lessen the amount
of grain raised in many of the States.
Besides it is matter of duty as well as of
interest. The patriot can find work in the
plough field as well as in the camp. In 10
other way can the free States SO show the vast
extent of their resources. as by sending their
thousands to war, without showing cores
ponding diminution in the produ cts of their
industry One acre more.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-08

Hudson Guards. learn that the Hud-
son City Guards have been orderded into SER
vice. They are the 9Th company in the 4th
regiment. They were mustered into the SER
Vice last Saturday, and aie quartered i'll the
buildings belonging to the old Willow River
Company, where they await further orders.
The City of Hudson furnished the company
with uniforms which Were made mp by the
ladies' of the place. The company comprises
many Of the best men Of the county, and we
hope that their rafions may be liberal, and
their appetite and digestion good.