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cMBERr a. oRANT, NOtary Pub.


The undersigned, having been under the treatment
Of Dr. L. Czapkay, although unsolicited, feel called
upon 70 give publicity tO the efficacy Of bis treatment,
hoping that BY doing 20 may be instrumental 10 pre-
venting other nom the fearful suffering and misery which
Inexperienced, and hieh 20 oen result from the penis
cous practice Of pretenden Ny disease has been that
Of physical and mental debility which follows In conae
quence Of indscretons 10 youth. The agoAles which
endured are perhaps unneceaTy for me 70 detalf teI
are known % those Who have experienced them. euco
% say that having called the services Of Dr.. L J..
CzaPkay into reqnsiion. al the expectations which
may have formed Of him were more than realized.
would therefore recommend DR. Czapkay 70 al who pay
nnd themselves acsed with that dreadful maladyi ny
object In 20 doing being sympathy for suffering humanity,
and heartfelt deslFO Of relieving them. lf
D. J. DAHLEE, Printer.
On this 9lst day Of July, AID. 1885, before me- Wm Q.
eWett, Notary Public, personally appeared d. j. Eahlee
known to me, who, being duly sworn dld dspono ard
~ that the eontanta Of the card herewith dgnea v
In witness whereof have hereunto set my band, and
alxed my Official seal the day and year above ulIl11.
tL.s1 WIN. O. JEWETT, .NoiaIy Plh'lp
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pRoPsY.

me encacy o. HolloWays Pills in DrOpsy is extracr-
system, that The ulds arising from this direal disease
are imperceptbly carried ol and prevented from any
further accumulation The sufferer regains buoyancy
situtoni but i 3 indispensaby necessary that the
Ointment should be mott ehectualy rubbed into the
complaining parts.
, 1862-01-23
Sperunatorrhma

Orlocal Weaknens, nervous debility Low pTill alfos
Weaknea o. The limbs and back, lndiapoiton and lca.
pabllily Tor labor and study dnneG q appTuhgnlns
loal Of memory, aversion q oooigiy love n nou11s
hmdiiy, nnlf dslTuat dl1zino, haidacha urnlunl1II
deohargca pains n he sldo, a1ecllona n tha cyc1i
pmplea on the aca naEual or other lnnfmol N u1ni
are cured By The Justly cslehlied phycln an1 eIlsun,
u J. cnapkaY. HI method d curing dIllaroa 4 n1li
(unlnoan % olhoIu) and honoa the fnll 11co1n. An
AdiIoa /. j. Cza1EHT, Nd.
So rlunclIoos
, 1862-01-23
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POPULAR FAMILY JOURNALS.


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Complaints incident to children.

All complaints Of children nav soon be cured n care
be taken u purify their blood correct the action Of the
liver ami cleanse the stomach and bOWea few doree
Of these famous Ps Ui Immediately have the desired
et particularly parents b careful 10 bot allowing
them 70 eat Of things which they know would be injurious
% themselves. ssif
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Of energy.

When taking these Pills rub HoIloWay's celebrated
Ointment the pit Of the stomach, and over the
regions OF the liver The light side under the ribs
and you viii q once experience change for the better
The improvement, though Il may be gradual, will Be
thorough and lasting.
, 1862-01-23

The almost miraculous that has been easoted N
my case prompts ne 70 lmpaH % thoss Of NY fellow
creatures who may b suffering nom hee aliction ne
Several ycaa agor No health began 70 lail. uns ~
lacked By general acakncn and debility which llducad
Ne V thSma ahadoW of NJ bsnar aaL Athaiaisl
, 1862-01-23
ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
TO Purify the blood

These Pills have been placed BY the common consent
Of mankind OF the head Of all remedies for removing
obnoxious poisons from the blood and cleansing all the
Tissues Of the body They have saved thousands year
aer year from falling sacrifice to the effects Of dys
pepsia, dysentery, diarrhna, constipation liver COM
paints &C., TACT attested BY myriads Of Witnesses
Excessive weakness and debility the warnings Of de-
oreasing organic energy and vital decay are restored
and terminated with vgor and healhn action IN every
organ throughout the -yaiem BY the restorative aud
exhilaating influence Of this medicine.
, 1862-01-23
Pufy ---shortness Of Breath witt
Weakness.

Very bad symptoms which, Il not corrected may tend
10 some serious dilorde Of the heart or other vital
organs. Eat moderately Of Solids take ax Pills nightly
for some little time take plenty Of fresh air with mod
crate exercise and Che human machinery will be quickly
restored 10 health aud vgor. Try this but for three DAYS
only, and the result viii b marvellous
, 1862-01-23

Prompted by on honest desire Of my heart I vIsh Ia
lay before the pullic case which dessrVes commen
aton not only an act Of scientific skin bpt That of
humanity also. About two years ago, suddsnlV ana
nom causes unknown 10 me, was seized with a az
epilepsy. which, owing TO my inability 70 meet the ex
penses consequent upon thorough medical treatment
and the encouragement which met with on attemulIn9
T. soon became such (as then lea 70 hesvpY a 10
DEFY the skill Of any physician. was frequently while
IN pursuit Of my calling thrown down 70 the gronnd
without the slightest warning; and although inssbablo
70 The agnnes, yet despsed The mseres o nv ma ana
soon learned TO look upon those who would render assist
anee o. shelter me rom danger as enemies WHO SonRht
70 prolong the existence Of my miseTies WI le IN this
state and having previous TO my afictlon tasted the
sweets OF LIE, once more induced 70 aitempi SEEK
inR aid Of physician, and, BY recommendation called
upon Dr y Czapkay. ltold bin Of my circumstances,
and o. my inability 70 reward him for his services re-
gardleas Of which, however, he at once undertook nv
oAse, and, with the blessing Of God was once more
restored 70 perfect health Unable 10 reward him for
the boon which enjoy At present. and vet consoous Of
ny Indebtedness, consider Il due 70 myself and all
amced 70 make The case public IN order that those IN
need o. medical advice may fnd physician In whom
every confidence can be placed.
STATE Of california, County Of San Francisco. Sub
sebed e.d sworn % before me, this lSs day Of August
IE.Si GILBERT A. GRANT. Notary Pub.
, 1862-01-23

Tho lngratitnde Of man to bis fellow man s % often
met with 10 life that testimonials prompted By the finer
feelings Of the heart, are IN the e Of those who
sacrifice their best days In phlanthropic devotion 70 The
aeviation Of the ls Of lrail mortality. Empiricism
foods the columno Of our press with faudnIent and
dcons lettera singing p9ans 70 the worth Of their own
egotlsucal chafatansm Below we append certificate
destined 70 shule oR bis mortal COLI who lnoked ior
ward 70 bis dissolution with that pleasure which onlv
those weighed down BY the heavy hand Of disease can
Contrary % hope, the ability Of akilfn physician has
restored him 70 bic former health. Relieved from his
terrible situation, and mpelled By gratitude he makOa
known bis case and HE remedial agent and biz statement
is authenticated BY Notary Public. The demands Of
society impeatlvely command publicity and ~ given
more 70 warn the unWaFy than 70 sound The praises Of
physician of whom scores Of llke eases b cited
, 1862-01-23

To Oregon and iniermeaie points on ths Northern eo.
Port Townsend, eacoom and Olympia San Dslo and Inter
he sandwich Idlandt
" 1oF The beiisr security Of ourslvel ana the puhlc
Anenis q oahanlA, Oregon and WasnFon Territory an
funiahed uh apponimenia OF commlssiona fpocnr tfr
pSssS q our ngl each appointment they are requcIisd
y kesp eneeld y ha public VieW IN their pacel 81 bilno
once n 1lalacoom-commarclal q, corner % nalch.
VI BAicn WEBDRR, ATlua,
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO
10 Stientifie and Prhttital Arrirnltnre.

~ OOthulU anu Truthful AeTlCultuItj
By HENRY STEPHENS, +. r g., Of Edinburgh, and the
late J. p Norton Professor Of Scientific Agriculture
In Yale College, New Haven. vols Royal octave
1000 pages, and numerous Engnvings.
This is oonfesedly the complete work on Agri-
culture published. and in order 10 give wider
circulation, the publishers have resolved to reduce the
price to
$5 for the Two Volumes!
When sent BY mail tpost paidl to California, Oregon
and Washington the price will be 81. To every other
part OF the Union, and to Canada, tpost paidl Sc.
81 This is NOT the old Book Of the Farm"
Remitances for any Of the above publications should
always be addressed, post paid to the publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No 81 Gold street. New York.
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Forward Freight and Parcels

To all parts Of the United States and Canada and roueA
he American and European Express Exchange COMPANY
to all parts Of Europe; commIIona male
and purchases, and attend promptly IA An rattsr
70 the Express business -''' ~ ''@'''nl
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eelved at par.
Clubbing.
discount twenty-five per from the above price will
ne allowed to clubs ordering four copies Of any
more Of the above works Thus four copies HackWood or
Of Review will he sent to address co. four copies
Of the fsur Reviews and Baekwood for $50; and on.
Postage.
" In all the principal cities towns these works viii he
delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When sent BY mall the
PosTAGE to any Of the United States will be ~
year for "BackWOOd," and but IA cents a year for
each Of the Reviews.
N.B.-7he price in Great Britain Of the fee
Periodicals G60re-ndmed Is $S1 per dRaun.
, 1862-01-23
DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
Ptibais NeoicaI aps Surgical Jpsffdo

" 7770Ill1 I1d 771ll
6sanaaatp oonpany's eDIos, Sia Fruncisco
Established In 1854
For The permanent Cure Of a Private and Chronic Dls
eases, and the suppression Of ouackery.
Attendant and Resident Physician, L. ]. CzkrkAY ND
late In Tie Hungarian Revolutionary war; chief physi
clan 10 the 30h Regiment q Honveds chief SURGEON
to the military hospital Of Peaih Hungary late Lee
turer on Diseases of women and children and honorary
member Of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
Particular attention paid 70 the treatment Of Diseases
peculiar n women and children
- Once hous-From AN. t0aP.M.
Communications strictly confidential.
-. Permanent cure guaranteed, or no pay. Consul
tatOns By letter or otherwise, free. "a
address DR. ~. CzAPKAY, San francisco.
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Female Complaints.

An disorders Of the sex, and diseases In every crsIs
perloua 70 the life and health Of woman youthful Of
aged, married or SINGLE may Be radicaly and quickly
cured without risk or trouble, by doses Oh these
PIlls, taken according 70 the printed directions.
Indigestion with languor and want
, 1862-01-23

IN every instance Whero they nave c0nten0oo, al
other Sc wing Machines, must be received as
OntluETeEVideneeOi theiFUnqualifedS dSupeFioFity.
Among the undoubte5 advantages Of these machlnes
are-lst Elegance and simplicity Of construction and
consequent freedom from arrangement and need Of re-
pairs. ID. Durability. 50. Unexamped ease and rapid
lty Of operation. II Comparatively n0iselez move
ment. 5.h Beautyof stitch and drmness Of seem. eth
Economy Of Thread. 7th Applicability TO variety Of
purposes and materials.
"Thev are applicable 70 evcFy variety Of Sewing for
Family wear, nom the ghtest musns 10 the heaviest
and cotton good; seeming, quilting. hemmng, gather
ing and telling, performing every species OF saving
except making button holes, stitching on buttons and
the like Various appliances furnished for regulating
which the edge q the fabric, a. II passes through 4
turned down and Handsomely stitched. Thousands Of
these machines used by families aeamsreasea dress
MAKERS taoD manufacturers Of skirts coaks mantillas
clothing, hats, caps coraets, ladies' gate, umbrellas
parasos silk and linen goods with compiete snecess.
manula-toFy."
Read what the Scientific American sayu,-a We are
having great many inquiries for Sewing Machines from
vaFous parts Of the country, aud cannot convent
proper u state opinion IN regard % them n thi5
public manner We have used Wilson'S patent, manu-
hctured by the Wheeler q Wilson Manukclurinq Com
pany No sos BfoadWay, and We can say, in regard %
o. that Il s without rival. Il s simple, not easily put
out Of order and IN point Of enectvensG and dnI-h
much 10 iegArl 10 The excellent machine upon om own
zn ample snppIy of thesp rst premium machine. will
be received by every steamer from New Yofk by NJ C
Hayden, Agent In San 70 lnci.co.
CHARLES PROSCH.
Puget Sound Herald OGc6.
/ Agent In stsilaoOOms
, 1862-01-23
neGss EXPRESS ~A
zS9fE2sig FORwARDERs q A
COMMISSION AGENTS

oren policies held with The best Engsh Companiel Vi;
Indemnity Mutual Marine; Royal Exchange Insurance
Marine InsuFanoei London Assurance.
, 1862-01-23
Forward Daily Hxpresses.
semi-monthly Exnraaa

towns s aaa mnss i eanps Il caoSsa caa % TO an
, 1862-01-23
Dean Of the Faculty Of II, Phndpna col.T: T q ssI M.5,


Below We publish the certificates Of three Of INA sus
ierers from the panEs Of disease who hayibS taots,S
tnelr former health, and impe'led by gratnde maSs
known their cases and remedial AGENT ana ths, sta,
ments are authenticated by Notary Pubs The demsSS-
OF society imperiousy command their pnbcatoN ana -
commend their Perusal To the attention OF an anied
, 1862-01-23

DIR L. J. CzAPKAY'S private Medical and sr,.,..,
lnsttate 4 on Sacramento street, below MontOorsss
SSppoEste S the Pacific Mail Steamship Company Sscs
san Francisco. The Doctor offers free eopssl,ssne
and asks no remuneration unless be effects cpre
~ the following letter, which emphaticaiv .D..l.
Ior sel was written by the Dean Of the Facpl;v " ~,
Pacific Medical and Surgical JOURNAL Ssn I'm oc,aa 1
for publications: N~H HAacAeoI
, 1862-01-23

- The undersigned Is personally acquainted win H..
Hessllng and knows that the circumstances pSaa.a
ne iSregolng eerthcafe ere trne. He saw Henry W.
fact Of his remarkable errs BY Dr. V ]. CssFRSy O'ns
Snbserihed and sworn TO before me, this In az aass
= SctSotS D 1853 CITY and county Of San FTaScscO
tLs.l F.J. THIBAULT. Notsrv puA,,.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

The FESTIVAL FRIDAY ENENING-The festi-
val Friday evening for the benefit of the La
dies Soldiers Aid Society, was decided sue.
cess. The house was crowded, and all things
considered, it vas one of the most brilliant
affairs of the kind that ever took place in this
city.
The room was beautifully decorated with
evergreens, flags, &c. The bright lights
shining out from their dark surroundings of
foliage, cast their rays over happy and mer-
~ throng Of the gay bellies and gallant beaux
of Muscatine. .. 4
Two of the most prominent features among
the decorations were the tables of the public
schools, Nos. and 2. These stands were
ornamented with evergreen trees, from whose
boughs lngled part Of the articles exposed
for sale. Here and there scattered among
the branches were miniature wax tapers. We
learn, that the young ladies who superin-
tended this part of the merchandise depart
ment were literally patronized.
The tableaux and pantcmines were we'll
gotten up and successfully acted. We were
unable to obtain fair view of this part of
the entertainment on account of the crowd.
At about 10 o'clock the tables, benches,
&c., were pushed enc side and dancing COM
which was kept up with very little
intermissioHSunti o'clock in the morning
We learn pom Cornelius Cadle, Esq, who
oficiated At thu door, that the whole receipts
Of the evening foot up the snug, little sum
Of $165; deducting $50 for expenses the
ladies' have net amount of $l05. 81 were
taken In at the door.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31
Gripping in the Bowels 4 wind colic,
0 RIGINAL NOTICE,

Musaatne e conDy To John B. Macomber
YOU are hereby notified that there is now on file in
1 the Office of the Clerk of the District Court of
Nuscatine County, Safe of Iowa, petition of John
Knopp, claiming of you the foreclosure Of mortgage
executed you by said John Knopp the 2Sth day
May, 1857, by which mortgage you conveyed to said
Kuopp west halfof the quarter of section
nineteen (l9), in township seventy eight u.s. mort
of range U west, of the 5h p. Nj, to secure the
payment Of promssory note dated May 2Sh 1857, for
six hundred dollars with interest at per cent pay
able annually. executed by YOU payable TO said John
pie ur eow On DIV" sad John Knape a.
which sum, with interest, the plaintiff asks Judgment
against you provided by law and that said land DO
sold pay said judgment, interest and COST as pro-
vided by law in such cases.
Now, unless you appear thereto and defend, on or
before noon Of the second day of the of said
Court. commencing on the nrst Monday of May A. D.
1852 default will be entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon. THOS. HANNA
jan24-w4w prsfees6 Solicitor for Plaintiff
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31
A Search after the Body of Capt.
Mason. i~.

A Search after the Body of Capt.
Mason. - iv
SYRACUSE, Mo-, Jan. 10, 1862.
FRIEND MAH1N-Dear Str After waiting
long time have concluded to write this
letter for the benefit of the family and
friends of the late Captain Mason. You will
remember that late last fall, when our troops
occupied Springfield, then in command of
Gen. Fremont, at that time, I, in company
with Lieut.. COL Cummins, of the 9th Iowa,
Maj. Corse, of the same regiment, and Col.
Steel, of the Iowa 9Th, then in command of
our Brigade, visited the old battle ground on
Wilson's Creek; Cummns and myself for
the purpose of finding the body of Captain
Mason the others to crafty their curiosity
When we reached the place of our d. stina-
ton Cummins and myself separated from the
escort and went Immediately in search of the
object of our visit, but after searching the
field over and over we had to give it up, as
we could find no trace of his grave. We ex-
amned the ground closely where the Captain
fell, but could find no marks that told the
last resting place of that brave man. We
dismounted often during the day to examine
the marks Of solitary graves here and there,
but could discover no name like that of Cap
tain Mason. If we could have recovered his
body we would have sent it home to his
friends. But alas our search proved fail
urc; although we are satisfied that the body
can never be recovered. ~. II
That was indeed desperate fight, as the
marks are still there that show where the
fight was the hottest, and the heaps of dirt
thrown up here and there on the hill where
our troops stood, show the place where many
brave man fell in defence of his country's
name. We also noticed the place where the
gallant Iowa LIST repulsed the repeated assaults
of the Mississippians and Louisianians, and
the number of graves scattered over the
ground which they occupied show that their
loss was dreadful, and across the Creek where
the enemy was in force, show the dreadful
effect of our batteries, trees torn up by the
roots and twisted short off from their trunks,
and large rocks knocked to pieces, and the
large holes in the ground where our shells
bursted, was indeed to hot for them, as they
fed in wild confusion. We also noticed the
SPOT where the heroic Lyon fell-the place
is marked by large pile of stones. As the
mail is closing I must hasten to close.
Respectfully,
CHARLES A. BARTHOLOMEW.
~ 9Th Iowa regiment.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

SHARP Work ALL RorND.-A week or two
since the firm of Isett & Brewster garnisheed
several business houses in this city from pay
ing any money to tho Mississippi and Mis-
souri, Railroad. it
Day before vest rday, Dunsmore 4 Cham
bers and Garrettson & Wiley, who were
among the garnisheed, received notice that
freight marked to their address was in the
hands of the Railroad agent at this place,
and that it would not be delivered until all
rates were paid. A demand for the articles
was Immediately made and peremptorily re-
fused. A writ ofreplevin was then placed in
the hands of the Sheriff, who proceeded to
the depot and took the goods and delivered
them to their owners.
We opine that before this matter is satisfac-
torily settled. the lawyers will come in for a
snug little pile. -... -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31
News Paragraph.

Beman Stone, cashier ofthe Peoples Bank,
Of RoxbuIy, Mass, is defaulter to the
amount of $4,000 or $4,000. He has re-
signed, but is not under arrest.
Gen. jackson, the rebel commander of the
upper Potomac, is better known as Judge
Henry r. Jackson, of Georgia, ex-minister to-
Austria and an officer of the Mexican war
He graduated at Yale in the class of 1889.
The Superintendent Of the North Missouri
Railroad announces the line in condition
again. On Monday, the 18th inst, the freight
and express trains left St. Louis on The reg
ular time, making sure connections with the
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad at Macon
City.
Many of the churches in New York are in
hard way. In tho large, aristccratis, up.
are IS, 900 or Sc, 900 per year, and the aggre-
gate expenses nearly double that amount,
there is financial distress. Most of the pew
holders are men of reputed wealth, but the
failures and losses Of the war exert = power
full influence and fearfully cripple their re-
sources.
Mrs. Bailey, the Baltimore widow, from
"Dixie," arrested with letters sewed in hel
under garments, on being assigned to quar-
ters with Mrs. Greenhow, refused to SLEEP
under blanket marked ~. S." After be
ing locked up she sent to an officer for differ
ent ones She soon received notice to SLEEP
under them or 60 without.
Some time ago the Louisville Journal wit
tily remarked that before Humphrey Mar
shall could ever march down to the assist
ance of the rebels in eastern Tennessee [th,
fellow is a marvel Of obesity], Cumberland
Gap would have to be widened. But sine
his inglorious rout at gainesville it is tn
popular belief that he could ''crawl through
a very small hole" vll.- .g.. IS
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

HARDLY PosrED.-An old gentleman, who
had been subscriber to the Weekly JOUR-
NAL for several years, came into our office the
other day and announced his intention to take
our "tri daily" as be called it, for six
months. He further stated that he would
have subscribed for year, but he thought
the war would be over at the end Of this
time when he had rather haze the JOURNAL
thin the "tri-daily." Our country friends
frequently in ordering our paper get the
thing little mixed" and appear to think
that our weekly is the JOURNAL itself, and
that our tri.weekly and daily issues are
quite different institutions"