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R,aai,,nt F,gcG cain Fever Onmn
hea,, Periodical lianlar!ic. iGiIiou.
Headache, uuI .SiiGu. ,'cvar.. i'ninmt
lcr the wlo,r class q Iii eases oris;-
mating ~ hillary dcramgvment, cairsrl
BY the '.l!aiia ct arinSmatir countrc>
No ono lcaply I. louder called fr by tie
ncrc,,itic, OF the American people than II >,'ro
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We az now enabled 10 O!itr, with Il perfect
certainty that it viii eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded 81 p"ul. That
no lunm can arise liom il, use in ANY guam
tw.
That which rrptCe, from or prevents this
disorder must Ec OF immense service in the
communities where i, prevails. Pr,naii.., is
better than cure, lnr the patignt escape, the
risk which h. Must nn in yiulrat attacks ID.
hi, hachl diIcnpyr. This "rrrr" rspy!,
the miasma,ic poison Of FavEn lNp AtE
from the system and prevents the develop
mclt Of the disease, if taken oa the !ir,t ai,-
preach Of is prcmonitury symptoms. II /,
not only he bot remedy ever VT Gtyoyc.ui
for this class Of complaints, hut a!,o the
cheapest. The laf%c quantity We rpply for
. dollar b,:ags il within the narl 1T every
body; aud III bilious districts, where liiNm;
NHD hGur prevails, every hnly shnnhl have il
and use it Freely 10th far cdlr and protection.
1t is hoped this l,icc win place ii within tllo
reach Of Ull-tllr poor rs well NN the rich. \
great supclori,y Of tht, remedy nvir any
other ever discovered for The speedy aud Ger.
tain cure Of lntcmiticntS l., that ii contains
no Quinirc or mineral, consequently it pro-
duccs no quini,m or other injurious effect,
whatever upon the constitution, Those cured
by it are left II, healthy It, if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and tgucis not alone the consequence
Of the nliamntic poison. \ great variety of
disorders UTi-p from H. imitation, among which
nrc Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Headache
Hlindncss loothachc, Enrachc, Catmrh, Asth-
INA, pnlpitation Painful Affection Of the
Spleen, llystcrics, Pain in the bowels, Collie,
Paralysis, and Dcraugcmcnt of the stomach
all Of which, when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
icnl. This CWE" c;pcl, the roi,oa from
the blood, and Consequently cur,s them all
alike. Ii is an iIiYalni5lc protection To mmi-
grants and persons travelling on temporarily
residing in The malariuus districts. II tukcn
occasionally or daily while exposed To the in.
fiction, that will be cXcrctcl from & e sy,trn,
md cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to ripcn into disease. Hence /; is cv,m molr
valuable for protection than cure and 'rw will
ever suffer- igcm lntcmiitcntS, il they Wa'
themselves Of the protection Til, remedy at.
fpr,ls
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What would the Fortress Monroe cor
respondents do il it wasn't for this mons.
ter? What could not our Monitor and
our gunboats do il it wasn't for the
same monster? She is the Cerburus at
the gate of James River The York
River VIC command to within reach of
Yorktown by our gun boats. We have
vessels ready to penetrate the James
river, even tn Richmonc, but the chan.
rel is commanded by hostile guns. II
is burning shame that our navy should
suffer the Merrimdc to play terror to it,
and prevent the operations it ought to
accomplish on the Jamss river. Proba.
bly,, however, criticism should extend
further back and protest that Norfolk
should have been captured months ago,
while the Merrimac was on the stocks.
1t is well known that General Wool has
often and earnestly urged the feasibility
and tho necessity Of the capture OF that
city. Why permission was not granted,
aud who put the veto on the enterprise,
ono need not determine, while regrctting
that the capture was not effected rs il
certainly might have been. This disad
vantage must be overcome. 1t is uncn.
durable that cur AotiIla should bo lying
supplied, while The lIcrrimac comes out
liso a taslimaster to see that It's watchers
,aLa 81 itaig. paw. .Tlas'>Ias a1Ypov,otsac
cooperation Of the naval forces on tho
lanes river, as well as upon the York
river where they are making themselves
felt How best an expedition may be
vcntured up the former channel, and
what preiminares may be essential, tho
officers OF the navy can best Judge. tits
clear that it would not be wise to leave
the Mcrrimac aud its SATELLITES in the
rear probably their destruction or cap
turo is necessary before anything can be
attempted on the James river Our ma.
w, whose glorieS have been for so many
decades undimmcd. can no longer con.
sent to play the sentinel to the monster
which so dramatically disports itself in
the river aud Roads,
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t;or tI)c 15armcr.
Rccs in sprrng.

Hives should now be examined, to SEQ
if the sworms arc in good order, and
have sufficient stores. II is not sufli
Gent that there is an abundance Of bees;
there must be food enough to enable
them to live and breed until the flowers
can supply them with new stores. Last
year, many swarms got through the
winter we'll, persisted in spring by staFv-
alton; the weather in the early part of
tho season being 10 wet and cold to pro-
cure honey, or allow the bees to 0y out
and forage. II there is not enough
honey in the combs, supply the bees with
surplus honey; or lacking that, sugar
candy will be an excellent substitute
Unboltcd rye meal is generally recon-
mendod as substitute for pollen; but il
the aldcrs, or other trees and shrubs
that supply pollen are in bloom, all artii
cial articles will be discharged Ivy the
bees. Hives with flat bottom boards;
and IN fact all others, are the better. for
cleaning, removing any dead bees that
may have failed from the combs
Should the moth prove troublesome,
which is seldom or never the case in
strong swarms, and yonr hives arc sup
piled with movable combs, it is best to
transfer the farmer to new hive, tn
king care to rid every frame OF web or
worm on removal. This can be done
best in close room, on u clear, mild day,
placing the hive, after transfer, or the
old stand. II is dangerous to do this
before there is a good deal of food to be
had, for otherwise the bees from other
hives may rob the disturbed one; and be-
sides, the latter consume a great deal
more by keeping disturbed than they
would do, if let alone:
II must be remembered that tits from
the strong swurms in spring that you
will obtain the greatest amount of sur
plus honey the coming season. Such
swarms had enough with room TO breed,
thus providing host Of workers to pro-
cure the sweets which nature provides in
proper season; weak sworms are weak
in consequence Of 10 much food being
stored in the combs, thus giving no
chance TO increase, as empty comb is
the nursery for Young broods, When
this is the case which is easily discover
ed by examination, remove a full frame
or even two from the outside shift those
adjacent into the place of those taken
away; then 90 TO some hive dcfcien; in
honey, remove from that IN equal num-
Der of frames, giving them the full
instead; and finally, place The empty
comb in ornear the center OF the first
hive. You will BY this means, equali2e
the space ani food in both hives, and
consequently benefit both Hives stored
in winter quarters should be taken out
Immediately, We are not, however,
great believers in winter shelter or any
artifc!aly means by witch the early rails
ing of brood is furthcrcl. Ibid.
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Gen. SCOTS Opinion of Gems. MCCLELLAN
and IIallcck.

Gen. SCOTS Opinion of Gems. Mcclellan
and IIaIcck.
On the Saturday succeeding his return
to his old home in Elizabeth, n. j. the
veteran Gen. Scott, in the course of an
interesting interview, and speaking of
Gcus. Mcclellan and Hallcck, said:
"'rhcrc are two men who can be depen.
dcd upon under all circumstances AMI in
every emergcucy-I mean Gems. Nc.
ClCllan and Haleck. There is no doubt
they mus take things as they meet them
and they have great opposition to con.
tend with; but Gen. Mcclellan is at
this moment, Mt the very work his heart
loves, and which will call forth all the
abilities of his powerlul--that of rcn.
ching, engineering and hesieging, And
in regard to Gen, IIolleck, he will do
his work like a soldier There can be no
fear of these two able soldiers doing any
base or disloyul act. They arc honest to
the core, and will never bclmy their
country"
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nv hat Everybody wnnts.--Thc Fnmi.

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W y Doctor containing simple remedies,
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:, ihiSeilon IRON Contagious Diseases.
II ,ells you OF INC various diseases Of Chill
aren' ana gives inc hes and simplest mode
OF treatment during Tceihing, CONCLUSIONS,
,, NaSe'nallon' Nhooplng'congh' Measles Tc'
IL tells You me symptoms OF Group. Cholera
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II is well known that all ladies have
an intense admiration for n sewing ma
chine, and that their delight in the pos.
session of one, calls out enthusiastic
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sewing machine agency to purchase, and
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chine of whom she could learn of its
merits, among Others, referred to Il lady
then present a quiet, demure looking
maiden lady. Upou being questioned,
this individual at first replied with mod
est reserve, but inally The all absorbing
delight every sewing machine prophet,
ress inevitably feels, got the better Of
her diGidencc, and she warmly eulogizod
the object f the inquiry; and finally her
eyes frightened, her cheeks grew rosy
and she sprang to her feet, and with an
energetic voice said. Like my ma.
chine I? 10 be sure | do Why, would.
ent begin to exchange it for man =
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In the Boston boot and shoe market
The Reporter notices very quiet feeling.
There arc no buyers present from the
Western States, and but few orders have
been received, The amount of the Spring
sales has come fully up to expectations,
and the prices realized were fair, The
stock Of goods LEFT on tlCmarkot is small,
and manufactures are only making up
on orders, The total shipment Of boots
aud shoes by rail and sea from Boston
during IL" past wcck have been llfei
cnses
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az will ply between Syroeu'e and
.ss=s...srzs Ganipolis daily leaving Syracuse at
7 ~. pomeroy nj ), and arriving at GallipoIis
nj l2am Returning, leaves Galllpolis At
?. NJ, Point Pleasant, at Up. m. All orders
promptly attended to. For freight or passage
apply on board.
WE. PENNINGTON, Captain.
March, 6, lsG2.-3m
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
For 1862.

THE danuary number will commence the
Ninth Volume Of this Magazine. Its very large
and still increasing circulation, is . gratifying
evidence Of public approval, and no industry
will be spared to render the forthcoming vol
umc adequate to the requirements of times so
pregnant with great events as those Of to-day.
The life of the Republic, the best interests the
nation, demand Of literature manly and gen
crous action. and the conductors Of this ournal
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brace the great public hear tostand firm on the
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tional American spirit will always be found IL
nsIratcdin these pages. The Atlantic Month
~ will never give Ulcrihan the hest literature,
and It's attractions better each month Than the
last.
Among The cmlribnio already in hand for
1869, the following wi commend themselves
as sul'cirn. inducements ror every (alnly To
provide the forthcoming nnInbcrS fur household
reading
Professor .igas,iz will begin in The january
number ,eric, Of articles on Natural History,
and other kindred topic 10 be continued from
monll throughout the wear. The name Of so
distinguished man Of science in connection
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tee Of the great benefit to be derived from his
monthly contributions,
4 new Romance by Nathaniel hawthorne,
will appear in the pages of the atlantic Month
" early in the year.
A New Story bv late Theodore Winthrop.
author Of Cecil Drceme," WILDE commenced
in the january humber,
DR.. Geo H. Wirshp well known for his rc
markahlc ,XrCrimcnis in Cymnaslic, has writ,
ten for the The Atlantic Tho Autobiography Of
n strength Seeker" giving an account of his
method Of training for lcats Of strength, with
advice on ma Hers of health.
The auikIr Of "Lilci The Iron Mills, ard
"h Story Of re day, viii contribute . series Of
Tale during the year
Articles bv Prot Jane, Russell Lowell, on
topics ornaiioual ieiGe d, will appear rrclE,1t.
Bayard Taylo has written ,ary which
will he printed IN the February mmnLr.
ThcSlaA OF Writers, in Prose and Poetry
cou,rihu ingrmiaiy 'othc Atlantic McmMy
comprises, amone It's popular names, the fol-
lowing:
Jane, Russell Lowell, Charles L. Norton,
Henry ". Touglrllor, George S. Hillard, RALPH
Waldow Emerson, Henry Giles, Nathaniel lInw
lhomc, Rev Walter mitchell G. c. iIazcwcl.
Mrs. II. y. Stowe, 7 W IIigsinNon, Harriet
NIaHincau. Author Of life in the Ghas. Rcadcl
Iron Mills" aud STORY "'rhc Country Par.on. q,
Of To-day" Rose Terry, Oliver Wendell
Hulmcs. Harriet H. Prescott, John G. Whittier
rev Robt. Y, S. Lowell, +, P. WhippIc. J
7. Trowbridge, Baynrd Taylor.
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