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~ One Of the Brooklyn papsra cooiiy
thanks are due to Richard
Mccormick, Esq, Chief Clerk Of the
Department Of Agriculture At Washington,
for valuable sseds. which We shall plant
on our Sabine farm" Our Sabine farm
think of it! Who says it 10 war time?
There's Horace for youi An editor hav-
ing farmi Where did be get it and what
does he expect to do with it?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-03

, MrEEAnD F1EEsGezK--A 81. Eonis
gsstlsnaAn, wri1ing fen Baasls. sayE E
- bad ~ plsssufi Of shaking ksAda
.itA he Hs6, )0aliAd II lmoss, x-Rnm,
idnmk HeG I'D nst Aseitsts . sxp l
y6aUa npsa the psss6at stale ef t4hisss u
our eou11sy. He b D eonseryasiss man.
I give you his oxn 2ef&s: dat IA obo-
1siosssls IL Cbagres tad ssdsns pAos tie
.Axs.y ~ dons.,s He thought that the
Prssidedt bad de6s veil ssdef the circum-
stlasss."
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~<sDSs ~
A gentlemen who arrived here to-sigit
reports that Gen. Taylor, in the engsgs-
ment yestssdsy was 90 seriously wcundsd
that he may have to submit 70 an smputs-
lion Of the right leg.
This morning about 81 o'clock Stuart's
rebel cavalry made dash through Fair
fax Court: House on the way 70 Vienna,
which is about Is miles from Washington.
The Union peop.e of that sect'o have
al fed to Washington.
A fight going on to-day. It'll re-
ported at M lnassas that Heintslsman had
got into Jackson's rear. He il supposed
10 have . force Of 10000. The firing
was distinctly heard here (Alexandria)
all day.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-03

~ Gen. Cassius N. Clay, writes cor.
respondent Of the eincipnati GassHs, from
Lexington. Ky- August "a, vas then d
that place in. command Of . brigade, his
command constituting part Of force en-
roxtc to Cumberland Gap, and thence to
Eastern Tennessee
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-03

sS1 - n the Captains Of ths various CON-
-ssjl { lpsniss from tbis County will furnish us
8 Iist of thsir men, We will gladly publish
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-03


delivered sspeeeh before war mecting
in Chillicothe, on the 18th inst. Tbs
following extracts We clip from the Adser.
TIERS synopsis Of his remarks:
He vindicated the Dsmocratic party
from charges Of disioyalty and secession
sJmp tay He lel itaat those Repuhlicas Z
VINO charged the democrats with being di.-
loyal or secession sympathiscrs blasphene
the truth. The nature aud object of tia
Democratic party is tho conservation OF the
Government and the preservation of the
Union. There may be here and there =
man in the organization who desires the
success of the Southern, army; but he Who
docs this is no Democrat, and the party
should not be held to answer for his want
OF patriotism. In baskat-fuil of eggs q
bad egg may be- found; but in consequence
Of that one bad egg the whole hasxetssll
ia not thrown awayi On the other hand,
Democrats who charge xll Republicans
with being Abolitionists commit similar
o6euse against the truth. Tho large pro>
portion who voted for Lincoln are not Ab-
oiitionista. 1t 10 not just 70 call evsEy
man does not desire 70 h>sgvlavsrJ here
an Abolitionist. Ii IL nbt The desire of
the majority of Rcpabiicans IN Ohio that
Ohio should be overrun With three hun.
drsd thousand FREQ negroes. The Aboli-
tiopists would be put down With the insur-
rsnction. The traitors Jouth and North
find fault with the Prs lsnt, hscause he
persists in keeping MeClvlisn IN chs srny.
FOR his part he bslieyed Mcclellan % 30
the right man in the right piacs, and hs
should stand BY him to the last. He did
not believe II vss the purpose Of The
President to turu the war into I ftee niRger
war, and for this balief he found Coz hrn :
tion in the fact dat be has gseu . tsss
to the people in his address 70 tks Bords
State men, that hs ID slm,st weighed d.,wn
by the pressure Of the Abolitioni ., ana
thus gives the people plainly TO uudstssaad
that be wants them to come 20 his as6ist-
ance and relieve him from this pressure.
Nine Of the divisions Of the srmJ ars con /.
manded by Democrsts- not enc sf WHOM
has been rebaked for his positioa % The
aubisct of slavery, while two Rspnblioan
generals have been, snd seversl rsdioai
papers thai contributsd "a ~
election Of President Lincola deuoancs
McClsllan and demsnd his removal; bat
the Prssidsat, in sGsct ssys d hin, never
mind them; Dc yolf dnky And ! WI etand
81, yoa. He Hrsia skn klkor wsse n :
uonditioa 10 dS %, u s6iantsaf.
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1sss - NJ. Cutler, (Abolitioaist) n Ma
q sistta, has been dominated for Congress
8 IL THE District, in opposition 70 the Union
g esndidate.
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ssai - The erst applicant to BE- exempted
s Ston drsfs IN this County used to be .
- 5srevs1ssoss wxr man. Circumstances alter
J 3 csses though. g
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Misoellansous News.


The drsh has Pesn postponed In llsiss
until Sept 10 doabtIess to snabie the
people TO 81 up ths Old rsginsats y vtl-
unteeriug. -
indians is authorised to recruit for the
new regiments until Sept. l, and pay
bountiss a. heretofore.
From Republican souscsvs learn THAI
the most conspicuous Of the rebels ia the
fight At Baton Rouge, was . huge pogro,
armed and equipped with knapsack, mus
ket and uniform He led the rebels, and
met his death at tho hands Of one Of eur
men.
A sad accident occurred on the 21st inst.
on the Mississippi river: boat with one
hundred and ftty .passsngssy, Some ofthem
ladies, ran on snsg and sunk. Half Of
the passengers were lost, a. il is feared,
they being aslsep in their herths 1t tie
time Of the accident.
General Corcoran declined the Ntw
York City Corporation banquet rendered
him, suggesting that the money, which Il
was proposed to expend in layishing hon.
ors on him, be used to encourage enlist-
ments. He has promised to accept an
Invitation from Mayor Wightman, Of Bos-
ton, to speak in Fanueil Hall. 1t some
future time, tsif the interests Of the public
service viii permit" sea-
Saratoga and all the watering places In
that region arc said to be full of visitors.
Our readers will remember the visit Of
Cardinal. Bedini to this country, some
years ago, and the discussions 70 which that
visit gave rise. The following II an ex-
tract from recent letter from ths Cardi-
nal to gentleman in New York:
Your expression Of friendship are very
much appreciated BY me, offering, as i
docs, new proof Of American kindnsss
that I shall never forget Ard would 70
God that could remove from 90 loved q
country the evils Of dcsolating war, Of
which cannot think without sorrow.
Punch propounds Is . question TO the
Federal Government--Whst's the use Of
shinplasters to you, if you haven't got >
leg to stand upon.
The White House is again in mourning.
Col. Todd, another brother Of Mrs. Lin
coin, and the commander of one OF the
rebel regiments under Gen. Bre.kinridge,
was killed at the battls Of B-ton Rouge.
Such, says the Albany 4tryHs, i tho char
acter of the present Har. The wife OF the
President Of the United States monrns the
death of brother killsi while leading .
rebel regiment against the Union troops.
Gov, Andrew, Of -M.ssachass.t,. told
the teachers in Wore, I Z in that State,
the other day, that scc.cty might vel
spare three-fcarths Of the lawysrs. and
he included himself in the list. Society
will agree with the Governor, parsicslssiy
in the last part ol his remark.
| Plumb, the Abolitionist. who was re-
Gently arrested in New York city, was
proved to have said: .'Mr. Lincoln ought
to be hung; that he would advise all his
friends, il they were liable to draft, to
leave the country and 90 to Canada. In
case he was drafted he would resist uatil
ho WIS dead man, and that he would moi
fight for the North until the war was con-
ducted upon principles which accorded
with his views, which views wore that the
negroes should be armed and drilled to
fight" Plumb, We trust, will be safe from
/ n draft for some time to come.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-03

3 - Hon. william Allen does not think
ia 1fiotisn demands the absndonmsnt
~ emoefatic party ~ ChilficofAe Id
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- By che nsss sfSsPasnh~ L i ssfs
TO nay that hsndred shpussnd nsa -
Z . 6sst call fot volunessss viii - ia ~
{ sld; hnt d saast nss - fbsGs1asa thsI ~
rebels srs pressing eossSsipts i.lo tkee
: sics, snd that = sssy sspid 49,
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NONE BUT CITIZENS 10 BIZ
DRAFTED.

The following ID . recent lett4r fro,
tho Secretary Of StAte TO the BIRTHS
Charde d. Aifairs:
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

canadian -four easier and sales moderate, which
embraced about 900 bbls. ut the above quotations
Southern -four also heavy and lower, with sales ,l
$50 bbs at the above prices Rye -four unchanged
with sales Of 125 bbs at quotations Corn meal was
in light supply aud sales limited At the above figures.
Wheat opened heavy and under pressure TO SELL fell
oil about Sc per bushel, but rallied soms and ccsod a,
footed up about 1l5 900 bushels, ST 20 q 81 20 !
for red western, 81 ~ 81 II for Chicago spring,
81 le 81 10 for milwaukee club, 81 10 81 30
for amber do, and 81 al for white Michigan. Corn
fell on about lc. per bnsbs with . toerahly active
demand The sales embraced about 10000 bushels
at Sic. 52ch for healed, 53c 64c. for Eastern ship
ment, and at 6lc for choice Western yellow. Rye
scarce and wanted at Toe. SIC for Western and State
Barley and barley malt were quiet Oats were steady
and n good demand ut 46c. 47c for Western and
dian. and at 48c. a 49c. for state.
CorrEE-1he market was drm but quiet. sale Of 100
bags OF Rio was made at &c.
to11oS.-There was not enough doing to establish
liable standard Of prices The small amount Of business
doing was confined chiefly To What are called in the
trade .'necessty lots''-hat is, forced Gales The
transactions did not foot up 100 bales The quota
tons were irregular bat chiefly within the range Of 47hc
4Sc. for midd.irg upands.
FREIGHTs.-Rates to Liverpool rather sitter for
grain while about 1000 bushels OF wheat engaged
IN bulk and ships bags 10 600 do. corn at 1ld III bulk
and 5000 600 sbls flour were reported taken at Is
Sd. TO London $500 bbs -four engaged at 3s 81
IS. 1okd Wheat 10 liavre at 25c per bushe aud
hvo vessels engaged for Cork and market TO load
with wheat at lid in blik.
PRovisIoNs.--Porkihe demand fair, while prices
were steady with sales of 700 bbls at SO rs $50 SIX
for mess, and at $ 70 50 for Prime. b ei
prices unchanged, While tbu sales embraced about
$50 bbls cut ueas we're quiet while the safes
braccd about l40 packages al 58c for shoulders
and at &c sac FOR hams. Lard was held with nrm
ness, whi.e the sales incigded coo Packages S4c
93sc. Butter IN good request II l6c. lie state
with some lots chpico held at lsc ard tair al 16c
l6'ac Ohio rangei from lie 10 l5c. Cheese hrm
AZ Ilsc &c. for state, ami al 05ic. sc for Osio
SunAI@-lhs market was qiiie active, ard closed at
Gc zc. per H. higher, with sales OF abou, 600 hhds
Included in which 25 New Orleans 1Oi6c and
l3O do. by auction at Ssc. NC; 200 do. Porto Rco
al Tile remainder consisted OF CuhaS.
At &c. for TAR refining goods, aud at &c 9Ec.-ihc
latter figure PRIME choice qual yslnd lZ5 boxes
chioiy at &C., and 5,597 bags chiefly Manila, at p. t.
TEA was firm and in steady demand With moderate
sales at fall prices
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Personal TntciIirence,

Thurow Weed returned from Washington on thursday
night and is stopping at the Astor House.
Among the arrivals at the Brevoort House yesterday
were Rev. G. 7. Stewart, OF the United states Navy
Lieut. s. Webster, OF the Fifteenth regiment New York
Engineers John Rosing, Of Washington, W. Hannersiey
Of Hartford; Lieut. Mason, OF Boston, and Ldward Mar
tin, OF Hamilton, G. W.
Captains stanhops, Myers and Russell Ernest, Of tho
United States Army; Q. T. Drake, of St Louis W. A.
Wood, Of Kalamazoo, Mich, Il. Nathan, of WISCONSIN,
l. Gilbert, q Texas, are stopping a. The Metropolitan
Hotel
senator Harris. Of Albany; Major W. A. rhurston OF
tho United States Army L. Beane, q California a. O.
Dsane OF Chicago; W. Cafln, aud H. @. spaulding, Of
Boston G. innsl Abe OF New York, o. Arnold, OF Troy;
Holbrook, Of Connecticut y. Ben, and g. + Borden
o. Philadelphia, are stopping At the Astor House.
Judge laldwin, OF Syracuse, Capt scales, u London
Robert Anderson, u Glasgow q. G, Cohurn Of Aetnphs
s. ariing and family, of Nassau, N r.. n. D. doughtun
of Liverpool; W N. Gaylad, Of New Hampshire md s..
Calsan, OF New York, were among the arrivals a. the
Everett House yesterday.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
The Death or Ex.Prcsident Van Burcn.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT COURTS.
Before Hon Judge Bette

These courts having adjourned at early hour on
Thursday the United States District Attorney moved yes
tsrdsy morning their adjournment in few feeling and
eloquent remarks a. token % respect 70 the memory
ex President Van Buren,.
Nr. + II. owES seconded the motion In a short ad
dress
Judge BErs remarked that he felt the motion to be
proper ubate 70 be paid BY United States tribunal 70
tho memory Of one who had so honorably flied the
highest Office within the gift OF the nation. lie
added that the dccease OF Mr. Van Buren, was the more
deeply felt by him, nasmuch hs had been in early
life politically associated with tho ex President. And
while the changes Of parties and his (Jsdge BETSY Gle
walton 10 tic bench had separated them their
personal relations continued 10 the last the init
mate end kindly terms The Judge deeply affected
during the delivery Of his brief remarks and hs con.
cluded by directing that the motion and order for ad.
journnent be entered the records OF both courts
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Port or New York. July as, 1864.

CLEARED.
Steamship Great Eastern lBr Paton Liverpos-Howland
s1"msap ciiy Of = New York Br, Pere. Queenstown
Steamship Borusss ianj, Trau,mann. Southampton and
kCo.
ship Australia Towart I.iyerpooi-wrliams Guon
shp Consignment Tukey. Llserpoo.-Wash, Carver 4
sap z II Taylor, Lord, London-E Morgan 4 woy.
BarS L1r'ssa ,BT }, iean "a I, oucester-i Jackson
Bark Britannia IIusl: kiause Queenstown Falmouth
Bark Henry Trowbrdse Dunue. Barbados-llenry Trow.
Bars Trnlty, Leask, New orlesns-wm Nelson 4 Sons
Big Mnchias shoppy T T,rTagona-1homTson x Hunter.
Brg IL oothirst Emery Nonteso Bay Ja-Brett Son
Brig 3 johnson shaw. lux cayes-BeekcrA dra.yes
Brig Alandale tBr). Mcsurns s,Johns, Mp Nsvius
sthr " l. Bnrroarhs, Dalseii, London-T Gdnhan.
Ys%@s 4a%s fas s ss
ssar Sr Emma Emma Ne Nc2gtnn s. s'srhen-G g. s,rS%sn nan,
ss%T sS II,i Sei SrsP;; Aiss.adlis1 q5ssSSe
ssr rl,. 's WAN %GS Snow @H havens n.0''
sshr Chalense. Garrison, SNOW Hll-Ma.ter.
scnr Golaen Fleece, Iali. Bellas-R I Bues 4 Co..
sehr II Bishop. Amazcen Portsmouth. Mis- Lew
schr Elizabeth, Snow, orleans-H s Racket.
Schr Amanda, Kelley. Boson-Baker 4 DAYTON.
ssSr ssr assS s sgedf pS
5000 s Mount Donovan. Providence ce-Master.
K Ann iorsoS 's E % s@i.s siu Co
~,
sloop Amelia, Chase, Hanhnrg-Master.
ARRIVED.
French steam frgate Gaerrie-c Commander DCouEing.
Vera Cruz, l0 days.
,a,. s;ss%sp Mary sasw, Lawisr Wilmington, Dol
steamship Chesnpeake, Crowell Portland with mdse
s Raads S0 Island s e Soan a:
Bark Luconia tHoD u.shoG, Rotterdam, May TO- and
Falmouth June TO- wih mdse, TO Funch heincke Wendl
ad eh, winds aIs part Of passage and heavy and EsE
Bars YGruri. Anderson. M.nnza. July u. With .usnr,
70 stevens Bros, Is at the Lower Quarantine :.
days with sugnr &c, tn Miller Houghton i7th inst LAT 27
~ Ion ~ 30 boarded from gunboat Santiago de Gu.
Ing r.
Brig Beagle (Br, OF LondonO Sutton Dcmarara "a days
with sugar &c. 10 Rowland AshnvalL 9th inst Joseph
Roman, Of London, cook fell overheard and lost.
Brig Nichols Fritz Elizabethport for Boston.
Schr Garland tdf East Machas,. Norton. Arroyo Jriv
hayaFuez 5th with sugar &c TO Thompson Hunter sailed
for Halifax.
SCAR Delmont lof Buckspors), CHM. NatanAs Jsly 10
with mo.a-scs IN II y Broosm IN a Co.
schr Emma tBrl, Clark Windsor, rs. days with pAs-
sesr Rising Sun CBr,. F1ncAisn. Windsor, Ms, 10 day.
with plaster, 10 Dewolf.
schr nsnron Hayden, Fortress Monroe ~ inst saw
gone and the making clean breach asr had a,pa
scLr n Smith, Liscum, Rai,mors sdsys
Schr Halcyon, Freeman, Eli,abcthport BossSn,
scllr Uophn, Keller. Ei1abctkport Tor Boston.
schr Niagara. Battery. Eizabehport for New 1sAfsrd-
Eenr sfrcss, Wentworth, Bangor, eaya
Schr Ierilc, Jameson. Rondout for BOSTON
soop willard. wliston. Eligabehpor fo~ ProvidSsss.
steamer nm woodward. Cundis. palsmsra
Steamer II Nankin, Thomp,on, Philadelphia
Steamer lronsides. vanderveer. PhiadslphiA
steamerPsiean Jones. Providence.
Steamers Eastern State, ynAes River: Opteis -; NV
York Washington DC.
Wind at sunset sSw, light
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Arrivals snd Departures.

LrvyRpooLSteamshipA Asa, Al BOson-Mr Frc~rnan Miss
Freeman Fnor, q Aaget. Ctater aud wife, Grubb,
BROOKS Mr. ZANE wife children and nurse: VII.
ner, w II Bood, Mrs Go3im,n an two da ishters Mrs
Tlayer and child, taan Baess, Dir Mayer Nr Hinek-
ley q Itos ELL II Godie, Miss fpis Miss SMITH Howe
vAut0ine, Kane hanr, l. Dallss. z D4lIttL Miss Da
latI Nj Uiefeder Mrs Van Itatar. ~ ARht rider 8
gpn.f,al, Hughes, n BtrnNci j rcaisoD Nj Faffar
Mrs FIrrar Mason, Gid, rr aud ra Dt'aHict H. W y
Th0rnc. W ssxer, N Coppfr Br lpatn,8 ia srr y
Cstcaus, Sufes. GoinpoA, ~ spae, 20 CdHmtngs,
amer, John GaGknr, " n.iOh FUitsr Otls an, j
Col4nson, nauiiOn, Murray, Messrs sou . snd
Abfsm-- 70 al, n.
M,rsSIAs-Bsrk Yumur-Capia'r Thompson. Mrs IIcgan.
Mrs Wcgan, Flock Bonnoh y.lker, Martin, anI L
tIinn.
DxslaARA-Brig BesRle-Nr MclIillY
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

The fine steamship City Of New YorS sss tossy AT nson
from pier North River, for Quecnstown liverpool
with the United States mvis Her commander, Capt Ps,r!.
has the reputation of combining the qualities % thorough
soing seaman with those o. All accomplished snrticraa
Bsa Potomac Gillian. at Snlen from Ssau rornrs '1,h
ms lat ~ lon 90 " beiuEa btIfrt nIoJnga III ,nr t
twice struck by large wEa rooIlScd 10 mi
damage.
SAN FRsScisco July 2tThe ship Saracon capt Oscood
FROM Bo.isn has arrived nrrG Ni. lett o waicr ~ h.r
hold Cargo 70 the extent of lJ 70 e rown over.
board.
ALrwicu, July l0--Tha An,eran ship Mareneo uouch,v
rom hneNa ior LveTpoJ tcopvcr aud slpLur spf1
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s27, ,427 ,406 So, and the balances
sl,s5s,l7S 72.
on deposits in London, England
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

A NY MAN TROUBLED WITH
N BiAsols Coapnin.s,
Cholera lorpis.
DiArrhua, pyssatevy and
-. Every other summer Complaint
Has only bsnistfG IL blaue anxiety
ins when all the word knows that against d. orders
ten pers ami diseases OF tns scasDua
TIE FRENCH yUGNAC DIrTERS,
taken a. an ordinary beverage area ra preventive anl
cure, giving nsapt,nesuk relief Tss genuine French
mac Bers ara imported only by sTEtEfED soie ae nt
LEY IA Park ro~ AMI by ali Druggists gucea q uen
dilc.s Aioighos: the Uii oil stsbes. !
AT DawLEY S-rHE BEST AND CHEAPEST Ykr
N Eneop-c for postage stanps scven denominatians.
IRON Ice. 70 1ts cslor nation. Call and
7he trade supplied. r. H. DAN LHk, manufaeurss5
corner VI I.ssae and Centre streets.
IN TIE PREVAILING LIVER AND BILIOUS AFFECt
lions accompanied wita lever, diarraos amt bnnatoG
Lelatcbo
DRaNDI TII's PILLS
VIII he fi.i q most efficient TnnrdN Sir OF eight so zoos
sy rs 0ut 50; tas system those inaltriaus oA
rthcf W ich produce the 81 ease. tew days
of b.s aid se.sied neait!ne cleanes the blood ro3
iIngty tne aud the patient aIoA
il,eiead .. depressed.
OCT NEW STYLE :
-. Principal oaiee lyt Cana street
jA ~ No Union md bv deaters QenarA1tn
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
S HIP PIN G NE w S

ALMANAC roR YoRK-THIs DAY
IN RISES. ~ NOON sEf
uS sETs............ y HIGH WATER .......eve 10
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Specie Quotations.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FNUA1 Juy 20 r. II.
Br>,ApsTuFTs.-Flour-The market heavy and
,ower and closed at &c. decline. and for some grades
The sales moderate, having embraced about
13 900 bbs closing wtkn the following range OF prices
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25
N1OTEHTRS! MOTHERS!
MOTIaERS!

II ONT fail to procure MRS. WTASLOW'S S
IL SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN.
This valuable preparation is the prescription of
of lhe most experienced and sLi1ytut Nurses in
New England, and has been used with nererj failing
success in THOUSANDS OF CASES.
1t net only relieves the child from pain, but in
vigoratcs the stomach and bowels, corrects acidty
and gives tone and energy to the whole system
1t will almost instantly relieve
Gripping in the Boacels and Wind Colic,
and overcome Commissions, which if not speedily
remeded, end in death. We believe it the Best and
.Sarest Remedy IN the World, in all cases of DYS-
EMERY and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN,
whether arising from teething from any other
Full directions tor using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile of
CURTIS d PEIEIAS, Neg York, is one the out
side wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Principal Office, l3 Cedar street, Ner York,
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER Bottle.
REDINGTON & CO., Agents, San Francisco
jll26m
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25
CHARLES WESTM0RELAND,
A AttOrney.a t.LaW ,
OFFIcE-CouRIER OFFICE.
Special Notices.

ES- The Medical and Surgical Institute
of DR.. L, J. Czapkay is already secured in posi-
tiou which places it, as well its proprietor far
above the assaults envy and professional malice.
In the schools of France, the highest prizes Of
ten awarded to practitioners in this department of
medical science, and they occupy with others an
equally lofty position in the profession. Ricord is
an iustrious example, shining light among the
philosophical stars of the age in Europe, and DR.:
Czapkay has fully equaled him in this country, as
proof of which, the Philadelphia College of Med
icne complimen;ed him with Diploma, and the
honorary ad eundem degree. Selecting this as his
field of Operations, although qualified graduate
of the University of Pesth and late Chief Surgeon
of the Hungarian Revolutionary Army, for more
extended labors, DR.. L. ]. Czapkay has bent his
earnest attention to the of chronic and private
diseases, in which he has become So great an ex-
pert that he is now regarded as the LEADER in this
branch of his profession throughout the United
States, and his portrait and biography publish
ed a matter of interest to their readers in the
most exclusive journais The Doctors Offices are at
his Medical and Surgical Institute. Sacramento
street, corner of Leidcsdorf. nearly opposite the
buildings of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
5sS- We ask particular attention of our readers
the certificates Of remarkable cures in an
other column of this paper. jyI95in
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25
Township Officers.

G nip No. 1.-IHstiees, LANES Keen, II, A.
Curtiss;' Constabes. p. Gilhooley. f. 6lassor !;
Roadnaster, VIM. Thompson.
No. 2.-Justice, L. Dickinson Constablcs, l..
Williams, T. Kennedy Roadmaster T. R. Land.
No. 4.-Justice. B. S. Start; Constable, le,---
Roadmaster, A. Thomas.
No. 5.-Justice, Y. Harmon: Constable, l..
Gregory Roadmaster, p. Seaman.
No. 6.-Justices g. W. adams. VIM. n. Guptil
Constabes, Sam, Downing, W. IL. Liter Road
MASTER Frank Lack.
No. a.-Justice, W. L. Wright Constable, J.
Maxwell; Roadmaster, j. Megarry.
No. S.-Justices, Ii. II. Shuffeton. James l..
Hart; Constable, Charles McDoaald; Roadmaster,
A. frank.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25

CALAvERAs CHRoNIcLE-This excellent
paper has commenced its twelfth volume
1t is the Oldest paper in the State out of Sac,
ramento and San Francisco. We once claim
ed this distinction, but on comparing notes
it was discovered that the Chronicle laid over
us some little. 1t is good paper and de-
serves success.