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, 1866-02-24
CHICAGO DAILY MARAET.
FRIDAY EreufnC. Feb, 2,
FRElGHT8-Tts following is the j;iot ts1h oi
the EnIIe1n rs16dl: :.

The Efsnd Trunk Railway Il taking PTort1toas 70
u!trpoo1 ia steam no1n Portland At Sc 2 400 ~ u
tFLoUR- -Hse.ts.d, sns br..: shipped. IAN os..:
. WInTxESao Lsls N1scoasia ii {a.3; srux9 EkrRAs-
irRlSo SrFxH-spo htft 1t $50 100 bgis a. $500
USsorfp ExTRAs-to bfis 1t sl7a: TO- brls n IS Il;
v WMEAEksesi4tds is;;si be shspped, isss: b1.
TIE mRrkft for 80. Spfr opened 1c better than At
the cloee OF hEn1e on "Wednesday. hut subssqnentty
declined 1cs ciosinE very dull. No Spstns esc@dy
iat s19zA; 3, CO bu 10. 1t lii1: 5C oa d. 81 slslH
l9nG Ga 90. At t15ts 1hGEo bu DO, at u2; ann bn
4Golu DO 2-se0 bu DO al &c: sot bu rejected at
7>Ecs II bu do. It GS; go bn do IT sc; Closing
ar0RS-1eceise s,a5i hu shipped rs bu 4.s.
XII si@nJ., Sales we1e: 1860 bo No. ii SIC; tueo
bn Do 1t ;Ske FIR future de- $50 on No. Canal as
DC ahoat-seller nrss y days in May.
is; ~; @ 9n ssiRefS Sa w r. ~ II M
500 bu No. lat z<c; 900 nu DO at 1stc.
RfE-RecHyed, 1,5-0 bu; shipped, none. Market
Gull. kna entirely Coumal.
HALLEIRsssiyed 1s1s ~ b ba .a,Ered l. 19ns. e e
nLCOH Oi.-SominG Il H;a5a4:a
URtjlpM t:0KN-Mafket more scttTe.' Safes
were: ltonr at Sit 10 tons at ti3o tons htt7aoo
HKAN.:Ms.kst 9omsnM f. t.o e On TRACK
KEEsWAN-1uacstTe and Eo1ntna! At i94 II
Tlt matkei Is quiet for N. dlum aad fatE grades,
shougIirealy choice Is in good request, We quote:
Choice e1ah ;t.*Sc
sts arIc: g te; q, ce o ii: roi ii
Hs 81 ii 25sc; soo Is At .cc.
BAt;i;INl:-1hem market il quiet aud prices with.
, 1866-02-24

TuE SUNDAY Law IN BAtr1AonE.-Many
nf tl,c dcnlzcns Of Baltimore were conslde.a-
XIV cxercised yesterday, having anticipated
ti,ie i enforcement of the sunday iaw inst pass.
I'd By Tue Legislature. So r as sseertai9sd 9sa
there was bnt one c1so1 TrTr ,reT foss1x used by
acnttamen ata1H % Of ynrious public houses, to E,tn
accfes n1 to the later, were closed as were also
copfecdoncry ID stores 4 number OF apotheea.
ties md druggists, who haye othsz a1iac!ss N
, 1866-02-24
#fDiftnat..
TO PHYSICIANS. s.


percl, Is to Introduce 70 yonz notice sMn1. W
DEk'E COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BucKu, -
being the best prrar4ttop Of isucku 1oH u Inc mar
ksE. Ii IL composed Of Rntk1, .Cuoens Jnnt2er
Berries. with SLIGHT exhibition Of Spirits NteT nule
drussto = rtanstkAnc no8Eee. tTer1Eed under tht
imEia;e q oos Of iae noss aale apo:ne
ot Fluid E4sIaea sPee.lsY III ooe q tno: otsa;
sh 1nIshed Physician sd his eoarju1or edueared
apothee>fy. We tru.s Jen 1tn EiTe II 1%1. and wc
know At upon examination 1t viii toeet With your
!. miro appreciation. We Add the tealnooy af well
kuewn New England Physician:
Ekw FKpyoED. Mass., Aprtl tlh. 1865.
nrcr 4Strx:
that should Etrc public assent to anything COD
nrcted n any usy wifi the Medical Profession that
did not lee! VA Itlly up to Whist Is deemed strictly
correct AWARE OF 1hl. fAet. hAveno hast&slca u
adding w tspe:t. Ecc TO that of a,heE4 u ths :ooa
resulting from the usr OF SMOLASDEES EXTRA T
OF RuGkC. IEhve prescribed ft1n H,sny ca*es, Tor
which Jou reconnet IL, Win the most aattesn. rs.
yous recc at!on Of IL rood hare o1lg st1sed
fkcts.. CHARLES I. SPENCER, N. d.
, 1866-02-24

MEDICAL CARD TO LADY
N, iNyA.Ds.-W. r. j. THEIRS. u. D., PHI.
sIc1AS-AccoCcuKCR. and Professor OF Di1case5 incf
dent 70 Ecmaes-o1ee So 1J3 .s6ss, y; oqe q
acd during counns ment, and Wiling u Adt9naseis
p4T for lon and sucrrssfut scientific medical expert:
duiy qualified nurse, will be excn5lye1y cared tor u
the uoctors priIAtefan Eligible care and cus1ody
der litter t5 Trrotn't regular and scientific. Send
led stamp for Circular xhd avoid 0usckeTy. Gs89 .
, 1866-02-24
Horrible Railroad Accldcnt-A Mnn In
u Flame Of 1furn1ns OIL

IRON HE NAf11soUtX& IA. 1eaeT-i1pA1
4 terrible accident occurred On "Wednesday
evening. near Larinc5's Station, on s one mia. I
Ills side OF Pittsburgh We IeAn ~.
stock and oil train coming east was aesMnea
IN the truck, while Gotnc cars 0! iol"st :
train were being shifted ana atont ~. ~
lie train was composed OF stocK Sals, Hex :
were several open tFusks 1;esa wae !. cahoos,'
1'' " 'emirrant car, in which wcFe several dro~
y. - ntTr,crs of The IfYc stock. While these
,,,a,, vcrc srated around a rcd-hot stove, =
thlrl trnin came laundering eastward on the
same track.
one Of The men hsVpencd to 500 the i'm
pending danger, and BY almost superhunau
Efforts succerdcd in breaking the 1asteninsss
ola side window, and, with two or three
others, escaped from the csr as II was struck
By the locomotive Of the train No. 4 ter
s1blc crash followed. In an instant the ca
boose was wreck the cars laden with oil
were ja1nmed; barrels bursted and tue oil
few In MI directions. Unfortunately, one 81
the drivers, MI- Edward Altlause, OF kehd-
Ing, had not escaped before the collision took
place. and he vas literally covered with oil,
and Lis clothing thoroughly saturated. The
oil took 1rc rom the store, and instantane-
outfy the fhpor tllno was covered bJ sbeet OF
fame tu this condition he managed to leave
the wreck, and as he walked on the ground
giving him the Appearance Of 4 moving bar
rel OF OIL
Is soon rs he was discovered a number OF
per.ons conducted him to creek near By.
lpottions Of his burning clothes dropping from
his body rs hc movcd,) and by imme5sing
him In lhc wafer the fire WIS extinguished.
When takcn from the stream Mr.. Alihause
was entirely naked, md his body found to be
burned in most shocking manner. Singular
as 1t may sccn, Mr. 4. WIS still alfye when
last heard from. He was taken 10 hotel
near where the accident occurred, and prop
crly cared for.
I The men who leapcd from the car window
Just Us the collision occurred fell down an cm-
baukmcnt distance Of some twenty feet, and
sustained severe yet not fatal injuries Two
terday afternoon, With their stock. One
named Emory, Of lancaster, was rendered
unab1c to attend 10 business, and was SCH
| home.
I. S.-since the above vas put in type II
| learn TINT NJ. Althause Is dead.
, 1866-02-24

PhklndelphIu Flour a1aKket-Feb.1 20

The market continues verT Qu!et there bslng NO n.
qny lot .hipmtn and 70 lisposagn On me pa5 he4 q
Immediate Wnnia sooE ID s1ies 11o bsls supeE
one 4 e 50; 90 nfls o. fosshwest14 ExHa Fanny =
Rye Flour and Corn Meal are unchanged ana 4meI:
small ta1ts Of the ioner Ut sls psaee4 Of the Atir1
nEs TOM. a;oa hu Ehsat. $40 bn co1n. and seao on
oats. -.
, 1866-02-24

Frnm tho Hon. JACOB nK00M.
Philadelphia Cct. Ttn, 1874.
Gent,t@sa I'm r:pl{ t. ysaE qa!.y ssto saa saeex
ny family, have Hesitation Ia saytug thas It nA4
been hiEh1y beneficial 1u natauce caae OF dys
pepsla ct thr' cen yeaEs stApdtng and which had b.
come very distressing. tho ua OF bottle Kave de
dtd reflex the second efeclnx end lhe talr It
seenA, confirmed tnn cure, fa< thare has been
SYMPTOMS of It's for tho l1at stI years. IN my
individual nSe ofik tnd Il to be uun7uacd to1t:
%ud sincerely recommend it, use to The sltfereTY
Truly yours, JACOB BEn0M4 l1u7 9pfnec-st
From Rev. II. D. sE1GFR1Ep. Pastor Of 7 we1nh Esp
Phiiaae!nhts. Dec. .6tn, 1857.
MeEsrs. 5one1 d ErM9- have rrceoSfy
been lAboE1nE under Tho distressing eecss Of l1dKe
ton. panied by pep4srzuon the nervous sYs
TEN. Numerous rruedloa were recommended by
flendz some Of them tested. but N1shouI RELIEF
Your Hootand's German Blite5a were Recommended
by persons v hn bad Irsd them, aud Whose taYoraho
mention ofthe Btte1s induced nc also 70 III them
must confes. that had an Ase.stoo 10 Patent Met
ane,. nnm he Thousand and one aasek Rlttszs. :.
hose only aim kee1ns 10 b. 70 palm OIL sxeetencd Au4
asnxEec nanor npon the enmp,sisy 10 ny wsy and
ttned L5ustsrt: Ipoa saEnsnk ta.s 5oas. ~ rally
IL action not only ops1 The sso9aasa paL noop tns
mat hare teftxed great and permansn benefit sroz
the use Of . lev botaea. Frry Fespscllully yours.
It. D. SEtGfEIED, No. - saackaras1oc$sk
, 1866-02-24

The cattle market. Is We hase oooeeo tor sere1al
utA and 1ather lower. About 4ho hend eETtyed and
kod n the ATtuae Drove Gard 1t ptres t1nEnE nom
81. lSc ior exita fcnraylr11iA and Wcslern ttetrs
1a1llHc for 5alT % good 90. md 11l2He tor eo
Ton, - to qnalitJ: Ths @aEset % Gloseo vesy & dat!
1Xc head arrived and sold u the different %Azua II
HoM M$12.aSt41AsA1ae ~ II ntt.
, 1866-02-24


the outy known remedy for Diabetes, stopo In tho
Hladde7, Caculus. Gravel, Brick pua: Deposit and
Mucous OF Milky Discharges. Irritation OF the Bla1-
der, Inflammation OF the Kldneys catatrh Of the
= n18ddE. ...
The as1orflhiux Euceess which has attended this In
valuable medicine renders 1t the most y3luAne
ever discovered No language c1n conreT- An ado
quate Idea OF the immediate Rad almost miraculous
change which Il occastnns To tho debfitxte and shs&
tered system. In fsct It st.nda nar.yaed rene.
dy for thc PEI tnc1t cure Of the alad!es shove fnen-
toned. and also, b1ARETEs. 1MPOTENcF, Loss
OF MUSCULAR ENERGY, PHYSICAL PRosTRa-
TON, INpIG E8TI0N, GLEET. md eyery disease
aAy way connected with the dlsorder Of decay
Persont. II conscious OF any Wrsknoss, should taka
the CONSTITUTION WATER. whether broken
dovn by e1cesa, weak by nature or Impaired BY sick
ness4 the unstrung aud relaxed Organization II at
orce rebracet, restyided and built up. Well may
this cetebrated remedy ho called the MEDICAL WON
DER. .....-.. -.-..'...
The a,oopln., trembling victim OF depression aol
debility becomes Few man; ha stands ereat, hs
moves With 1rm step; his mind which WAS previous
~ sunk In gtoo OF al almost lodc apathy, becomes
bright and antiye snd forth re-encr.:ed.
eeiout Of new TfgoE. The medicine teachcs the con-
sutution IT. e and resto1ea It TO lts not1 condition
For thete diseates II Is truly sovereign remedy.
and too much cannot b. ssd IN It's praise. slnEls
dose haa been known relieve the most urgent syu
,ons. T1y It iu thtsc c44es, aud you will give Jour
praise to CONSTITUTION WATER.
MALES OR FEMALES, are you troubled with
thas distressing pain IN the snais OF the hack aud
through your htrs? CONSTITUTION WATER will
relieve yor like mario.
Fer sale by alt d.usgtsts+ Price Il. ......
Y. II. GREGG CO., proptietors.
MORGAN & ALLEN.
General Agents, no. IS ClIH street. New York.
VnY sXack EHfGa lr9ats lnls pssao tsd BURN
fe1r4D6 39t Tu.{ATt1 n
, 1866-02-24

T8A1ys 10 TIE UNION s1oo6 TAR1&.
i Trains are run 10 The rnlon Stock Yards over this
ptttahuteh Fort Wsyue Koad. eAviag the depot 1t
the corner Of Madison Ind Canal Streets The rc II
! 70 cents each WY.
, 1866-02-24

The Great New EnElAu0 He1us
e4lys
Dr. y. Po1and's WHITE PINE COMPOUND u
now offered to the afflicted throughout tbs country,
after having been proved By the tesr Of eleven Sea1s
in the Ssw England States, Wherc is merits have be-
come a we'll known Al the tree frou WINCH in pa1ts
It te7ires lts Ttftueb.
Colds, Coughs, D!phthtEa, Bronchitis Splitting Of
R1ood, rad Pulmonary Affections generally. Il u a
remarkable Remedy for Kidney Complaints. Diabetes,
Officially OF voidi.g Urine, E'eedtox ttou the Rdneys
aud EladarE Gravel. Apd other complaint. Gt!c It
fr191 II 5Ou learn The value OF good and tfcd
Nctl1ctie II IN pleasant aafe and sure
Sold pY I,YuYxsts apo nesess tu Medicine generally.
GFO. ". sMEfF, VI D., Proprietor. Bosion. Mas.
, 1866-02-24

FR1DAr EVE. Feb, -.
xEw XoHK QUOTATIONS.
q. S. Gt, 81. ,10tA u. s. 10-fTa. .,SiH
q. $. s!aUs ....1lnT 9. S. 1905 Aug. ..9s1z
5. ts0'e '64.....10:A y. >. Tge Jane. viz
U. s. ke9's G5...- 1Q23 9. s. 7~s0s JufJ.... 391s
1@so 39o a. m........ 11s,S 1'oo t. m'.'-. ..1S'S
, 1866-02-24

IN on sone Of the uore Important articles Is IS fol-
lows:
Wheat, e0c z bushel.
Com, l2c q bu~hcl.
Oats, 1sc T bushel.
Bye, 1e 2 bnsbel
Barley, 15c 2 bEthel.
leans md Peas, III U cant id val
Flour, 70 e cent ad val.
Lumber. ii + cent Id nj.
S,ayee, III = cent nd ral.
Hide, 10 e ccn1 I'D FaL
Flax, Sis per loo.
TIE duties on Wool are Is follows:
Coe,ing lie Or lcss z pound, sc b.
CostirE ovcr S1c aud under &c, 1Qc .,
And ID p cent I'D yal.
Costing over Sc. 19c y.
And II p cen, Aa val.
SkinE. - per C9rt I'D EaL
The Montreal Trade RezEea1 Of the 10th Inst,
ha5s: "The Ia.1 two Of three weeks have been ex-
ceeainsly busy ones among the farming commuul
ty, fton one end OF Canada to the Other. :Ere1Y-
body Eee,s to hare been alive to tie GecessltT Of
hEuy1ps to market With all possible fpead, what
ever produce yet remained Ia the country desttned
for American markets. The result hat betn, that
during the past tws three weeks. rnlIers and pro-
duce dea1err have Ind very busy time Of 1t. In
SOMA sections Of Teeteln Canada. VIC lcarn that
unuenallr larpe deliveries Of wheat have been made
during the time stated nor have Other grains, such
During moFt Of our winters large number Of we'll
todo farmers held up therswhcat for higher prices
in the spring, but ve informed that such thing
ia alno.t unknown tEis Eeason. Every bushel Of
wheat That cxn be epared is being sold. This is
eanse for Communication, for the time OF 'tsee
msfkets' is taet ebbing away. It ir now less than
thirty days to the 16th Of March, when the ReCpro
city ItstJ cioee*. md therefore, sharp should be
the work and quick the act,on."
The following named State hanks Of Maine
VII cesee to redeem their bills On The days indicated
during the present year:
AuEustz Bank, Oc4. 70: Dank Of Somerset, 1fay
q; Link Of Winihrup. May 81; Bah Bank. Oct.
70; Fteennun'e Hank. Augusta. April 18; GsanIte
Bank. 1u'y =; international Hank, Portland, Aug
5; kend1ekeac Hank. Bangor, Oct IS; Lewiston
Falls Bank, Nav 3; Long Reich Bank, Bath. Oct.
-; Marine Bank, Uamn7iaeotsa, Feb. .; Northern
RanE. 1fnl1nNe1. Oct IT: Oakland Bsnk, Gardiner.
Dec. g.; OEono Bank, orono, March .; skowheean
tank, April 80,
The time tor reaeemns The bile Of any Of the
banks Of New aampehirc. Vermont. Massachu.estt,
Rhode Island End Connecticut w1l uotc1pfrc before
| next year-
y Cincinnati. Eastern Exchange Il 70 scarce
that the bankers there arc shipping currency to
New York almost daily.
, 1866-02-24

CT11cE OF 1uE DA1LT Tk1nE11,l
Friday Evening. Feb. =.
BEEF FCATTLE-Acoort1ns to the Board Of Trade
reports the receipts snd shipments sncc oar last fssoa
compared With cofresrondnk period Of 1861 hare
otep II iooHK It should be bone In mind that thse
stteru znd receipts NE really those Of the day PIT
cediax:
RArs,nfa Shtnenentf
, 1866-02-24

.rou who suffer try DIR. SMITHS Electric on. It
relieves at once Be susc md aak tor Dr. emltha n*i
, 1866-02-24
Uitp II ottres
CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ OFFICE or TIE BoAap OF PIBL1o Woz1s.
Chicago, February 13th, 1sGG- !
whereas. the Common Council Of the city Of Chicago
has orefeh that Warren strict be Htteu8 70 the width
osei1tyai1 fee, peIW cen Hovnc and LeaE1tI Streets
. that the same tha1 ne on line Win tast part Of
Warren street east Of Ioyne and west Of LeAvttsta:
Now Therefore. public notice Is hereby given to all
p.fsons iuteItstes. that he Comm!3slonets Of TIC
tic Court Iouse IN said Clty the !n dsy Of Feb.
Euary A. D Nto. A tue hour Of 70 O'clock n 10 -.
ennfetd. together with the costl Of the
By reason Of tic doing VI such work and the making Of
shld contemplated Improvement.
The general description OF tue Land to be condemned
s strip or land 13i feet Wide. more Or less, On tho
spnth cd of eSch the following tnts: l. Z.
s and TO- Also a strip Of land 114 feat wde, oto Or
less The north end Of each II The foftoE1n' lott. Il.
H. II 16 IT. II. ~ aud 10. and sulot1 Z and OF
lots Il and Is, III In block 50, teSton toIa q.
rnnse u ea4t. ]. g. HiNphLR
FREQ. LkTZ,
U. j. ROSE
Commissioners Of the Doasd Of Public Works.
, 1866-02-24


Application has been made to the Comptroller
Of the currency at Washington to authorize .na-
tiorn, bank. With captsnl q one hundred thousand
doEals, 1t virEir,a City, Aon'ana Territory.
No new organizations under the national bank
ing s1rlem hare occurred daring the part week.
The whole number now Stands At GEO. with IN a..
eregae capital Of f4J7, ,65s, ,263 The amount Of cir
culatou Issued 10 the more banke during the past
week reaches S1.1s5,6os; previously. $253 11G,30;
total 1854 2ca sa:75. No new banks have been made
depoeitosies Of the public money during The weeE-
The y. T. Commercial IdreTtIs<r Of Tuesday
last, eays:
The sub-IfeasuTy On Saturday and yesterday sold
nbout U0u 0D Of gold " lss1x. whlch temporarily
takes nearly G00UN Of currency it,lo the Sub.
Treasury and 30 far diminl~hes the supply Of
money for 1oaus. All the demands ut he stses1,
however, 1re met at per cent.
TIE cltef purchaser Of the gold were the foreign
bakcft, who bad rold freely during the late dtcllnc
and have repleuished their stock at lower ratcs,
There Is di-poaft1on among the foreign homes TO
| hold themselves ready for any necessity 10 ship
specie: md for this reason the tacs aluded 10 will
| not materially rtfeye the market.
| In Sew York money on call la qnoted at GOT
per cent, with fome business at per cent Duyers
Of commercial paper are cautout, and best names
do rot piss under per cent good. 639 and ordl-
narr 1o Is per cent and IN numerous caees high.
cr rntes are nade.
The Reciprocity Treaty. Will terminate On The
1G!h Of March next The present rntted States tar
IN on some Of the oze Important articles Is as fol-
lDHA:
, 1866-02-24

CITY 11srnest, DO 39oao Cl!aY, P
Llne, u n..,. ...oltan. s Slaughter Sole,-
Ktr4n1edium, y b .l1Ge1 ~ Chtca1o.-......Hs3a9-U
Kip, etAty. + h D-Ga1A RuenoS Ayfes-. -+k8Q.S
Calf + b lsG@i II pFinoc0 Sole. ..u.SS4140
tpptf, 2 Rn.......0ets1,Ti Dhnoco, good
country EpTer.. .es2s3r-Af nnm8sed.. .o,ta903i
Slaughter solc s9aa.s4 Frenchcat;31 nB.2.,sa.55
HaTntsR, D.. Naos Gl6 FreuehC air u s3.21 .U
Observation-Disclosures French CatL Lt-
Eip, ,ko.i mcd'n.l .NGs lHO Moacs, doz.s40hISj.p
ZIP, No. l, heaTY. s54 LOO frncb tall. Le-
Calf, eXtEA.. .1.D,tn-ot mOifes- seeds,
FrtpCh ZIP, r11t fdoz...... ..Go.Qd61 63.n
cht1cc... Enzt.5p Ilnlnss...... s.G13 lpQ
Frrnc1Neif71 ns:eE GteG3 Eoans. = ttuz. .1iN9ltDG
MErALS-Ara ateAdJ 1t our 1ast quotations;
, 1866-02-24
HEI4MBOLD.S
EXTRACT BUcHu

Hts cu1ed e7sy ease ol Diabetes IN which 1t has
GlTen. Irritation Of the Neck Of iheBIaddaz and Inhs
nation Of the Kdusfs, C1cerahou Of the Eidneys ani
Bladder Retention Of Ur1ne, Diseases Of the prostrate
Gland, Stone IN the Badder, Calculus Gravel Bs1c1
Dust Deposit Nucous or MILKY Discharges aud for
E1feetled and Delicate Constitutions, OF both Sexes.
attended With tho following a1npto8: 1udtspositIos
to Exertou. LoGa Of Power Loss of Memory, Difficulty
ofBzesshtnz, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror Of D&
ease, Takefn.ness, pimness q V1s,ua, Pain IN ths
Back, Hot Hands, Flushing Of tho Body. prJness Of
the Skin, Eruption on the Face, Pa1ld Countepance
ChlYer.al Las.isude Of the Muscular s11teua. &C.
, 1866-02-24

Sold IN chicago pS II. scOyIL and LORD q sM1En,
Wholesale peaFFs fn r1tcus Met3cIres. In New Hork
hy b, EAENE3 4 CO., AGENTS for the South. HutS
fIGH 4 ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists. Eossoa,
Aias4 ffeDrlat AVxpks, m304 4p
, 1866-02-24

Here the market for gold was quiet at 136a11s7
closing On the tnside quotation. Silver vas
nominal At 1sJ.
t;.,etnnt.uf Secrs5tie. fu1cd quiet, We quote:
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-09-11
Lifa,s Antnmn

Like the leaf, life has its fading. We splls
and think of it with sadness, just as wethif&
the autumn season. But there should Hto
sadness at the fading of life that has tle<
we'll its work. If we rei1ssils,9 81 the adyeyt "a
new life; if we welcomee lr alIsk1 Z. 4llk pill
grim to the uncertainty - world s way, why
should there be SO much gloom when all these
uncertainties are past, and life at its waning
wears the glory of completed task? Beauti-
full as is childhood in its freshness and in
nocence, It's beauty is that of untried life 1t is
the beauty of promise, of spring, of the bud A
holier and rarer beauty is the beauty which the
waning life of faith and duty wears.
1t is the duty of a thing completed; and as
men come together to congratulate each other
when some great work has been achieved, and
see in it's concluding nothing but gladness, so
ought we to feel when the setting sun filings
back It's beams upon life that has answered
well life's purpose. When the ud-drops are
blighted, and the mildew blasts the early grain,
and there goes all hope Of the harvest, one may
well be sad but when the ripened year sinks
amid garniture of autumn flowers and leaves,
why should We regret or murmur? And so q
life that is ready and waiting for the well done
Of God, whose latest virtues and charities are
it's noblest, should be given back to God in un-
complaining reverence, we rejoicing that earth
is capable of SO much sadness, and it permitted
such virtue. S
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-09-11

VXTHEAT DRILLS.--I will again offer to
| w the farmers of Augusta and adjoining coun-
ties the celebrated
! BICKFORD g. HUFFMAN DRILL,
with the Guano and Grass Seed Sewers attached.
An experience of eight years has demonstrated
this to be the best drill in use its superiority as
compost sower is incontestable.
Persons wishing to purchase should hand In
their orders early as large demand is expected.
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
I with pleasure state that for six years past I
have used one of Bickford Huffmans Drills,
and that it has given me entire satisfaction. L
had previously used other drills and have since
seen various other patterns in use, and have no
hesitation IN stating my belief that 1t is decidedly
the best drill in all respects, and especially
Guano and Compost Sower, | have ever seen:
VIM J. NELSON.
We the undersigned fully endorse all that Mr..
Nelson says above in favor OF the BlckfOrd and
Huffman Drill.
WIN. BELL CRAWFORD, WILLIAM f. SMITH,
THOMAS P. EsKRIDGE, DAVID s; BELL,
JOHN N. OPIE, VIM. r. DUNLAP,
WIN. d. ANDERSON, JOHN CHRISTIAN.
ALEX II. TAYLOR A. A. SPRoUL.
We the undersigned have had in use for several
years the Bickford & Huffman Drill with Guano
and Grass Seed attachments. We have no hesi-
tation, from experience, in recommending it
a first class machine. It has given IN all re-
spects, and especially as a compost sower, entire
satisfaction
We know of no particular in which it could be
amended, as it performs its work well
JOHN A. HARMAN, JAMES HENDERSON,
THos. P. WILSON, c. G. FRANcIsco,
JOHN RAMSEY, w. S. MCCHEsNEY.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, R. T. WALLACE.
BAXTER CRAWFORD. JAMES WALKER.
have sold many of these Drills to persons in
this county; they are to be found in every neigh
borhood, to whom persons are referred.
Sample drill can be seen at my store.
GEO. E. PRICE,
july 3-tf Staunton, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-09-11
Home, the Parent of the Church.

A bad son is not likely to make a good citi-
zen; and therefore, we repeat it with emphasis,s
that without virtue in her citizens no common
wealth can long exist. The NURSERY Of this gir-s
tue is the family, and fit does ret tsskc root
and grow here, it is in vain that We iook for It
in a ripper manhood. Society being made up of
families, it is by the strength of the domestic
affections that its framework is upheld and
preserved. 1t is the home love which nourish-
as the members of the family in their child
hood, which counsels and cares for them in
youth, and which, even after the perversities or
the losses of their manhood, welcomes them
back again to the roof of their nativity, and
throws them as before on the yet unequalled
and unextinguishable kindness of the parents
who gave them birth =
The man who does not cherish and exercise
the feelings of a genuine love and kindness
within the circle that gathers day by day round
the domestic hearth, will be found but sorry
citizen and still more sorry patriot, and hui
manity will throw him from her bosom as un-
worthy of the name Of man. Let us cling to-
home, even if that home should be the mean
est shed to be found on England's S broad and
blooming acres let us cling to it while it yields
us hearth, and while around that hearth there
is heart that beats true to love. The mers
material dwelling may be cheerless, but tld
home within may be sunny and happy am
there the heart may find a repose for which
seeks in vain in all the world beside. ~ Chsssfiqs
WO7IT ~