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Scientific, Agricultural, Mechanical.
J. AUSTIN SCOTT, Editor.
Fast Homm Agriculturally Conoldcrcd.
In nil oar horae Ulk unit writing, we liv
pollen .liap.ragingW of tli.it claw of borne
tha only merit of which m, lbt they are
merely ft. Theo guulcggy pidertht
eta Uu nolliing but run, re bout m u.wkas
in the world u those fancy venllemen in
flaehy TeiU.whogeoorally attend them in tbeir
airing. Aim we nam uu rew mjmuj
with the gambling attendant upon tl meel
Iniriof tui clM of men and hornet upon
the turf. We have never atended alien a
UMtinir. and have no deaire to. Thua much
for our ditcUimtr.
Of l.ifl. auite a reaoeoUble portion of the
agricultural prewi, and many of the nuwa and
literary pupera, nave ouinw mvwm -t"
trial of Deed" at agricultural faira, which
the aaf i onlr horde tacin, under another
name. Well, it it hard to ay jul where we
paia the line of healthful rivalry, when once
ma enter the oath of oompeiitioa. Mr. Smith
an l Mr. Jone both compete for the beat ten
lba. of butter. Mrs. Jones doe her best, but
Mra. Smith doe a liule better, by her upe
nor drxurity with the akimiujr or the ladle,
.n,l aha win. Here is a woman race, with
all of it rivalriea, ixjtcUlions and disap
n..iulmenta. on a smill scale. Almost every
body ay it is right ; we shall not dispute
with them. CUilt has a Suffjlk pig, be be
lieves iu Suffolk. Wh te b a liyfield,
he believes in ByfiVld. (Jnik set out to see
which will m ike the best porker in n given
time. Oae tries the jugglery or ground ana
cooked feed, the oilier the mystery of steam
ed potatoes and corn in the ear. Oue beat,
of course, and th oilier thinks he cheated.
Hire is a hog race. Judge B. and Uen. C.
.being troubled with pletnoric puree and am
bitious braiua, go to K igUud or Timbuctoo,
and each buy another olf, which is educat
ed and brought up far more carsfully than
those who cad thtm ftthur, and at a proper
ti.ne inhibited for the big prize. Here is a
bull race a sleportuiu advance of the oth
er. Cuarley hu a nice filley, with thin, slop
ping shoulder, lunf bip.and such a gold walk
er , be would like to see the ng tint could
out-walk his filly. Charley is ridiug to town,
and Jim cooks' up on the same erntnd, an:J
having leiinRtTllie stite of Charity's mind,
accomodates him to a w.ilk with his sorrel
for a quarter of a mile ; the stakes are the
good opinion of each boy for his nig. Olmr-
lev lose Nobodv ever thought that w is a
race : well, imy bo it wasn't. At the coun
ty fair, had Jolin a Morgan and Will had a
Ueltounder : Bl inding gun, inr jtnges couu
not tall which wusbest.nud as one or the oth
er hid to be best, the in Iges Bard, "Iel's see
them move." John tro:ted, and Will trot
ted, John t;o'.ted f.ister, and Will fasler.JoIio
trotted as fast as he could, and Will trotted as
fist as he could, and they both trotted a? fast
as thi-r could, and kept 0.1 trotting ; an 1 the
people gathered about, and each one of the
live llio.isand made up his or hermin 1 which
horse th'iy would rather have, and so did
the iud 'es. and the trottin ' w 13 over. And
then sj.ua folks thought they begin to smell
ahorse race! and some foik? have a very
nice and discriminating sonss of smell. Our
olfactories are not that sharp.
But enough of this pleasantry. We are
willing to tike a more serious view of the
subject. Oae o'jector says, " Fast horses
are not an agricultural necessity, nor even an
agricultural product. No pr.ic ieal firmer
need be told that the rearing and training of
such horses is at utter variance with agricul
tural success. Fast horse flesh has no prac
tical value since the introduction of railroads
and telegraphs." That is what a young gen
tleman wrote of the late exhibition of tha U
8. Ag. Society at Phil tdclpliia.
Is it an "airricultuial necessity" to raise
fifty bushels of wheat to the acre, and so get
fifty dollars instead of fifteen dollars for your
crop t Is a two thousand pound bullock an
"agricultural product ?" Let us abolish these
Railroads, so that the beeves we send to
Gotham will get nice and tough as in former
Tears, by a four weeks travel on loot, Do
cause thesd New Yoikers are getting better
teaks than they deserve, and our cattle feed
ers are getting too much money. Let in have
a moral reform society, and petition the Lfg
islature to pass an Act, forbiding any f irmer
to raise a colt that can trot faster than a mi'.e
in fifteen minute, or that shall be worth over
fifty dollars at four years old, because "fast
borse tlesli has n practical value njw, and
five bundled d llnr colt is " not an agrtcu!
tural pioJuct."
O.i (Jeorge! It mty do to talk that way in
in Sleepy Hollow, but the very Quakers of
Ohio would laugh at you for telling such
stuff out here. You should have seen French
Joseph put his Black Hawk around the ring
at 1WeUnd.and r mends VVilliam.and James
fad Thomaa, and Johu, and lots of others
among tl.e fastest and most successful 00m
petitors. D you say Ethan Allen is notag
ricultural product? and our champion Black
Hawk 1 lying Cloud T Highlander T Mon
arch ? Hassan ? Kennebec ? You never sat
m the buggy with Heber of Lancaster, after
his black mare, or brown of lrumoull 1 Iter
his grey, or rode through the 01k openings
y the Darby witn r ullington beside his Uor
gan stallion, chasing cattle. Take a seat with
onr larmer rriena alordiecai i-.ee, 01 stark
after his r ly, and when the wind begins to
whistle in your ears, ask Mordecai what h
will take for the mare, and see how quietly
be will tell you she is not lor sale ; and alter
a little more such experience learn some
good hard horse sense, and confess tint the
raising of such stock is not "at utter vniance
with agricultural success."
We can hardly bring our pen to write se
riously on this subject, after all. Life is all
but a race of one kind or another, mid the
beat advice we have to have to give, is, not to
run against each other's su'keys, or leap
ditches bo wide that you will sliek in the mid
dle. Don't get out of breath, ant don't fret.
So e will all come to the eud of the race in
good order. Ohio Oultiontor.
pi
on
tin
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I
Camdli Wicks. The wicks of tallow
candles that require no snulling, are made in
a peculiar manner. One thread of t e wick
is first impregnated with subnitrale of bis
muth ground up in oil, and the strand is
bound round with this thread spirally. The
several strands one, two 01 three are then
spirally wound round a very thin wire, which
is placed in the centre of the inuld, and the
tallow is poured iu : when coll, the rod in
withdrawn. On burning such cun lie the
wicks uncurl and form so m ny separate
flames, while their ends comii g in contact
with the air at the ede of the ffuna are con
sumed. Any plan, however, by which tin
wicks ean be made to uncurl during conibus
tion, will obviate the necessity of using snuf
fers : sucb wicks, however.are liable to nmk.
eandles gutter, or, to use a common upm
ion, "run." Ex.
Cheap Electrical Machine.
MsssRt. Editors : In making'some exper
with eleotricity, and not being able to
procure the necessary apparatus such as are
generally used I found that by a combina
tion of the principles of the Leyden jar and
electrophorus I could 00 s'rvct an electric
machine cheaper, simpler, more compact, so.
Take a piece of indU rubber or gutla perch,
sixteen inches square, cover it on both
sides wiih tin foil, in the manner of construc
ting a Leyden lar ; this I call a Leyden
nte ! place it on a table or ot'itr suitable
place, and put another piece of india rubber
the top of the first, rather larger than the
foil. Next place a circular piece of tin or
other metal witn an insulating handle on the
uppermot piece of ind; rubber, and connect
slip of tin foil with tha surface of th tin
foil oil the upper side of the Ltyden plate, and
double it over sj that when the circular l'iece
tin i placed on it plaea it will come in
eontact with it. By exciting th npper piece
india rubber with a piece of fur, and then
putting the tin plate on it, a (park will pass
from the npper surface of the leyden plate
ro I'h the slip of tin foil to tha tin plate,
which, on being raised by Its insulating
handle, will give a spark like a common elee
trophorus. This being repeated several times,
the electricity is literally pump .'d out of the
upper surface of the leyden plate. On mak
ing connection with the bands or otherwise
with the tin plate and the under surface of
the leyden plate, a shock will be received in
nower according to the siie of the machine.
This is a brief description of the method of
constructing a new eleotric machine, vo.
Machines constructed on this plan, and ot
materials like those mentioned, combining
simplicity, compactness, and durability, would
be suitable instruments to introduce into com
mon schools. Sritntiific Amir. J
tlil
A
How to grow Cabbages in a Dry Season.
I linre often licnrd it said that to have good
cabbages, you must get n Dutch womnn lo
hoe them. rVs I hfiva a drop of Celtic blood
in my veins, mtr faith in the Irish is too
stronz to believe 111 tit rut or bis Ju ly could
not hoe cabbages as well as tbe plodding
lutch : hence I cave my poor tenant some
of my best pliints and sweet corn for seed.
1 he result w,is, lie plowed and narrowed Ins
lot, Bet out Iih plants lute but well : but as a
friend from the Emerald Ilecamu and claim
ed that hospitality which Pat never refuses
tl e orn w.is not plurted, but in the place of
it he had a monster crop of May weed, de
noting tha richness of the soil as well as the
quality of the limmt. Judy, although she
t id bring the bottle, from uncle's shop and
tike a sup out of it )t Pat should get tipsy,
tended the cibbv;e3 after a fashion, but they
only grew up a hire masi of lenvej refusing
to lv ad. But that which shakes my faith in
the aforesaid adage, is, that every one ot my
cabbages from the same plant bed.nnd plant
ed on the snmc tied of chy soil headed well,'
even better than ever bt-far, and I nm more
Welsh and Irif li than dcufi-he.
To h ive cabbages head well, the plants
should be string nnd set early, and l.o-id of
ten in dry weather. To set out plants late in
the season, to prevent the heal from cratk-
ing b) over-growth, i3 a great fallacy ; when
the bead is lull an 1 liable to crack, break the
large roots by b -n ling the cabbage on one
side. All l uo planted cabbages h ive failed
this season from the effects of drougV, while
the early planted were never bet er. I often
have to reflect ho w long-sitflerfna. nature is,
waen her seasons have to bear the blame of
so many short crops. Ohio Cultivator.
Chromatic Poitj Prixtino. This is a
mode of printing lex ile fabrics by the chem
ical action of light. The anthor, fcfr. ft
Smith, of Lin Ion, prjpj'ei to employ this
cnemical action or agency in dyeing or stain
ing textile fabrics, initead of the present
mode the cloth, whether wool, silk, tlax, or
cotton, being tint steep id in a suitable solu
tion, then dried in the dark, and subsequent
ly expxed lo the action of the light, those
patterns which are to lorra the' pattern being
protected by pieces of darkened paper, or
some other proper material, attached to a
i ol glass. When the desired etlecb 16
produced, the time for which varies from two
to twenty minutes, according to the nature of
the process, the fab r is has to be removed, in
or'er to undergo a fixing operation, whilst a
tresn portion ot it is exposed to the light.
This is all easily effected by the use of
very simple mechanical arrangement, so that
anumoer ol pnotigrapnio engines may be
placed side by side and operated at once.
E.vuravino sr Light. The process of en
graving by light and electricity appears now
to be fully established. Soon after the dis
covery of photography, it was thought that
if it could be applied to assist the engraver in
transferring pictures to plates, to be engrav
ed, an important object would be obtained.
Many men of science, and art sU, devoted
thenuelves lo accomplish .hU end, and amongst
tlid most success lul in this held ol research,
has been the eminent N. Niepce de St. Vic
tor of Paris. Another distinguished person
age is H irr Paul Preisch, of Vienna, who
seems to have attained the whole end desir
ed. The impressions from the photogalvan
ographic plates exhibit a tint much superior
to mezzotmto or aquatinto, wliil-t, whatever
touches appear in iriiure, are reproduced at
the printing press with a fidelity which no ar
tistic labor can rival, and which, iu many
cases, tue numan nana would never en
grave. XT l . .
E JUODB OF l-AI'KU 41 AMUF ACTURE.
'PL. I . . J II , . . ,
me mormon aiecn.mic. Mug iz ne gives an
account of a method of nianul'iuHurinir a pa
per, which, by possessing on its opposite sides
varying characters of suffice, will permit
us oeing usca inuillcreiilly lor 3opperplate or
lithographic priming. For this purpose are
brought together in a very wet slate that
an uulinishc-d slale of iniiiiiilacuiru two webs
of paper as they are delivered from their re
spective machiues, and these nro combined
in'o one by pi ensure, and consolidated so as
to firm one homogeneous web of paper The
arrangement of m ichinery which is employed
in carrying out this njw manufacture, con
sists of a shaker machine and cylinder ma
ohine combined, wilh a suitable arrangement
of fulls and guide rollers for traversing the
two web3, nnd also of pressing lollerj for ex
pressing the moisture from the paper, and
uen olidaling the 'two webs into one.
A . G . W 1 N t L O W
Iron-Founder anil Marhinl..
Iliu on linml an c.vlriiiv. i,i,. appruvuil assortment
i jilt'l'M Inr
Mil. I. HEARI.Sa. VAI'S if SII.I.S, VERAAVA8.
ami rartniL'. m-rilly. Work ilono to onl. r on bhort
notice, an.l in u ul,l.irtorv liianiu r.
Erxi lu.ja Fot'Mwr, Mai ut:i Civt, Ohio.
STOVES!
Wi are alao manufacturinir Cookixo ainl Box
8rovK o the most approved palleroa. '1'hoae
wishiii( ro purchaao a 00011 Btovb will ,u wtll in
iv ua at call before pun hamnir t-laewhore.
Oot'C. K, MITCHELL & SON-
nti:niiti
rpIIF, nbrrHier an now ofwilnff. at their
lVj.itj l?t tuck of tffmd In thpir line eer brought to
iimrVn, uniting1 wiitch trHlnt "isn't -
WATC H I'M AI MritS; : -'
n lur-r wMrfh. of nil pricv.
.1 K IMj It Y .
LA ROE ASH WELL SELECTED STOCK Of NEW PAT
TED KM,
SILVER AND PLATED GOODS.
vmtrfMffttr nt
l&POOtW, FnnKf, CAKE BASKETS, TA-
ffhHf Ilnrdwiir find ' lit left, '
Mcftir.tf. IsnTHimr.N'M, Yahke Ntiji, .
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
of all qtml.tiefl; Sporting Appfti-atui, &e.; Owi maker's
muter mm, m run mock.
WATCHES. CLOCKS. AND JEWELRY,
rnirffl i,t ulinrt notice. All work Intruded to m, will
be dona in a lliunuigh and worknianlik aianner, and
w iirruntctl.
UX Sn M ADE TO ORDER,
and repairing dona at lha iliortest notiee. Plea.e gre
us a call and eiftmine nar froods , we are twund lo make
quick aales and anwll profile.
OIUSWOLI) U CIIAMnKRLAIN.
T'lUE roiut be attended to,lul the chenprt place
L to liny Wut. hcs In at the KKW UTORR where
yon wilt llnd the lai-gmt and bcKtHlni k ever offered In
thin market. A good Knprliell watch, warranted, for
ft OIH l.plnc and Anchor Uvcr,opcn and huntinft
ciwe, from 00 lo UK1 MH Time KnRlih ('aped
lvem. open and hunting, from fib 00 to 1(0 OOl
Sew French cold watche. lupine and Anchor, oieri
fare and hniitern. from 12 OO lSlsftll( nil war
ranted good time kcejiera. (live ua a call before pur
chafing, we are bound to sell cheap,
Gaiswoi.n k Cn.iMBFRf.AiK.
Clnclu Tick. You will find the largest and best
atuck, of all prices at the NEW STOKE, in
perfect order, and warrant them for one year.
ClriiKuht 3f Clinmttrrlttin.
rpn the Ladles we would xav, wo hare the largest
1 and bent assortment of Jewelry, Silver, and bilver
I'lateil goods, ever brought to this market I'lease give,
us ft call. iiriswottl 4 Chnmtttrlam.
'phoac who dance must pny the Fiddler. Wo
1 have a large stock of Accordions from 3T 1-tS
eta. to t7.om tog.ither with b'lutes, Violins, Strings,
llona, ami all the Uxturcs, cheap,
Uriatroltl J( Chamherlnin.
ti
and
r
K
ow
st
a
w
rpo CJiin linker We hnve a full stock of gun
1 miUiTiult. at ii (mil whivh will lie found
Krnir tlttz. Hitohrui-k . Muzzy', nnd Pennington
llin h:trreN, snipe nnd in pmra.
t;in Lurks, nil u'.rt-t nnd it full fttiek.
M.mnfiri''-, Surins, Uritt h I'liiff-s Patent Britclien,1
Und Triiniuiii-, :ifid nil tin; lixturrM.
Six ro f uti Otw., nil qtmlif ie.-.
Plt-iiL give ui a call btftuv purtdta-inR.
f iriswvit C'mm'ierln'u.
Tttx i'l Kanw nnt yctrtfttlfd. We can mipply
vou with Uitli r t nil sort!; a lull smik on ijiki
;hhI iiiadf to order, (inod dim hie Miot Uuns tur Mil.
Patent liriich. plain nr twir, horn l i to 2(t rme
Twist und l.iiniiiulftl Kteid on h ind und nunlc to fir
der. Sinulf litiMiunji from s:j..'t) ti- STJjit, . A full
st.,r k sp .mi'ijj Appitrntu-, Sii.tt li.v:-, l-it, I'mu ties
I'luik-i from 1 to lti Ob,G.y WalUfi'iuind li' 1. '".tps
i'.nv.lt r, .ti.it, I.Ciiil, Ac iiun madii to order and re
paiiirii d'ue nt llie jui tet notiev. and vv.irranii. d to
ivt- sa'.iiUelinii. tirsuulti 4y L'i.mu'rltt'n.
I i.tt:-t. A full An k. r..n-i'!inir of Colt".- nnd V:tr
1 iv. r's t;"vnlvtT-; J:;ibU- Harrel Jiifk, u il-nil-U;
and single Germari, a lull stuek, elnnp.
(iltlVXiHJ) A (.'IIAMBKHLAIK.
'ltt McmlMjrs of roiir:sN, W'v would rpcctfnl
I ly fay, we ran siip).ly ymi with Cunts and Kcvoi-
vein id nil t'H ts ami dcription riieup.
Hitstnttid Ch.im'irrla'tu
KEYfVix tiros-t, all st-rts nnd p.zls, from till tn
largest dotir loel littetl tt order.
(iUI."WlH.n ClIAMUKHL AIM.
nnn! vrn re A Rfnt-ral n-mrtmrnt: Lorkn full
sto. k: !iut' St ns Tahlc and Pocket C'ntUry
Jtiiner.i TonU, Yunkve Xotionp, A,
(rristrnil Chamh. rla'tn,
ThiW A full stock, and Ml pr!rft
iirisimiti t-V i'hrvnlirr!a:n.
r po Smokers. Von will find the Inrw-t nnd het
1 Mot-k ol' .egar, Segar t'twes and l-'anry Pi pen to
town.
w. v. nmswouv
W. II. (.'liA.MHKUI.AIX,
Ort. 11th, !?:)!.
II
BUI.K1TT
r Store to the huiMin
ii.
AS remoTeil lii iJru
nri'iipied l.v O. J). Hiiiiiif v,t,n A ane tief-t,
lio-,k store.) whero l;o hai oi-
fnrmern
tied the l:trrcj:
is
Hie
stock uf
Drug, Medicine, anil ClicimcuU,
cor before offered in M:iuniee C ity, lie return lit.
thunki for the libera! )atrinni,'e .reiotisl lipstowed
upon hini,-and liiea l,y diligene. und tuncfUi,litT in
lotstnei.H, und a liberal polie; to hi. patrotiH, lo merit a
contimianee .f runt fafors; auriti them, together
with all other, who may favor him with a eall. that it
will he hi. j,renure.at all time, to furnish thern pure
meflieine. of altnoat e.erv kind, and medical advice, il
neecuKary. A Tiirietr of
Cliemiro'h, Purr Winn and Liquors for Mt'hra or Mt
chnnieat jmrpoxfs, (hut mine of an inferiot and
deleterioii eoinjHtsitinn.) Flnrormf
lictriKts for CihiLing. Ftr
finiiiTtt.Tiuit f'ditft
mid P.iK'Urs.
Sinn Powder. ITnir lletor:itie anfrtnir Toni.--, Vrri
lJulm nnd roin-ides, Minvinr re:rms and Son9,
Toilet Sonpft; (.'loth,. Hair, Hot; Tooth, N'uil,
Scrub, Paint an.r Wliitewiish Ifrnshes ;
J-'anev nnieie. ojrta. Turpontine. I.in
aee'd, I.ard. Whale, Tnneri Fish
and Neats-Foot (11 LS
PAINTS.
Il'iffe ontZ lid Lead 'Am, Chocolutt or Fire
Proof Faint ground in oil, a new article,
and finer Faints of ull colors ; Dyt
Uoois oiirf Dye Stuffs, Window
Glint and (ilam Wart ; Gro
ceries, snch as Teas, Su
gars, Ilice, Pepper,
Snices, J-c,
and tnanr othor article, as well aa a large varietr of
Proprietary .Medicine., adapted to all diseases, tie ha
also set up a new roiAlAl.v.irora wntcn iMue. I
jet of it-cold mineral water, at the pleaanre of the op
erator. for the special benefit of his customers.
AujliKt 2. ls."iti.
of
KinTSJp-INGj!
Till-: tittHAT JAPAXEfiK RluMIZD Y
FOR BARKEXNEKS AND FEMALR IUR EO ULA KIT1 ES.
fhe nu'dlcHt prtifowdnn and the 1 It are informed
L that ht'itt-ffortli n ahutiditntsuiiidv of this new und
luont extniordiii iry jdunt he d teudt-d njioti, tli
urniu'jfiiifnts art now round'-ted with the .laiianesi
tJ'ivi-rninciit. Aftoriti" in:roilii tion int Kumpe the
nVimii.ii, us is well kiiou n, soon far e.weeiU the suiiily
an i thfii.t tlu1 itluiost t'ltiiulnti- i:ri-t-fi n-nlit l for tlit
Tii:illct iiMitntitii'!!. It iy now iiiiii"r(t'd hu-i-lv in tin
cr'idi1 stiiif, rnit-j' urntlv its imrltv nnd itn womii-itul
tir-'O'Tlifn lire iniMt mu-niiivoralU- ni-.irantfvl. I'hv
siri;ins nr nstoiiishcd nt the nni'i'iint; certainly ot its
t'll. cts. It i asserted hv the hihi-at meilh'iil Hiitlinri
ties nml iiiililivtulojitt THAT IT t 'AN NOT KAILInauy
v,n whore lihvsieal m;iltinnatuin uoi-jt not exist.
TIIK LONDON laAXCKT, the hi-'heMt ntedit al an
thovity of Kurojii-, mi yd, .d. '2, mtr Tliis llotan
ii a! remedy exert- a jieci1ie tnthiciire nnon the uterus,
ni'ire luriirtdnrly iu caw.' of S 1 KK1 1,1'I'V und ehcelit-il
ineii-.tnntiin : a deencttou m.ide from the I.KAS 1N
inv.ifi.ihly hrin-t on the inen-ati-uul ilim'h.:rcfe, uhieh
ean ho maititaim-d hy it ifw or two daily for any lentrth
of time When required for the j urin.!.' of ohviaiiu.'
S!'i:t:i.lTV It mnt he -ir.-psm d In.iu the IMHiT.'"
PltOl'. WILLIAMS, one of the nioi di-tin'-'iiished phv--iiaiu
nf Kurope, in Itl'AITIIW AITIIK'S UUTUi').
Sl'i:'T, Sn. ':t, patre u:t, aayt of this plant : " Thi
reuiedv will prove one of the mosit eurtain and valuahlo
adiliiions to our MA I LIMA MKDKW ; the only fear 1
have iu it-t hilrodnetiuu ts that it miirht he ahusi-d,
and l'fonio the too ready iti.-truiu'-ut iu proem in.i;
ui.'o-tiiiu.''
It Is now heen-proved In everv int hut that this
wonderliil phut i-. INV'AIIIAULV KLUfAIUH S IN
HK KLiil'IM. TI1L VihlLK POWKUS tiY MAN', and
even iiuimal-, arouiuv', invij.'..r.itiiijr, and uiiinsinx its
inyslethon iullm-nee wherever it lias heen exhibited
und for this purpose p;uti. uhii ly is pn.-o-rihed with the
niorit hiiTtial sueei hy the l;r( pliyli ians of the age.
Sew medieal pithlit-atioiH and riiL-ulatrt, which can he
had free.
Coneeiitrati d KIlK-TSK-KIXfi, o. 1, for Tt A RltKN
FKSrt mid WKAKNKSS, prepared fiotn the JHHT,
urice:, a hottle. KIIK-TSL-SINO, No. for Female
lire triihtri licit, prepared from the Leavet, SI a hnttle.
Itv the do.-n, a deduetioii of Hl l ;i per cent. Hv the
ni'S,n deduction ol'.'.nper rent., net cash. A ("iuple
hottle, ihit-u, ur jjrotH forworded to any part of the
I'nlU d States or fanadax, mi receipt of remittance.
For nale hv all dritsfuMs, and ut the depot nfth--KIIK
TSK-SINU COMPANY, No. a:.3 HroatUvuv. XKW
VUKK.
All indent innut W addreaocd, Kiik ti-: sinu Co., So.
'Vi.T lh"oadivay. New VuUK.
Nov. I, M'di. .
l.K" I A IM':K,-aV00t7olU Tateat " paitern
ju-t received and for aule tit lower ratett than
can he liou'lit elsewhere in North-Western Ohio; to
gether with a Ittive acaiortiueiit of Uuidcr and Windoa
fehadej. at whoh .ale and rvLnl.at llul.T K
April liijo.
CITY CLOTHING ,
M V O 11 I U M .
. Wm .ROBERTSON , ,
MtiiiinL'G lt', Ohio
HAS jnrt received it choice Mection of Fall and
Winter (rood, oonnlfltlntr of French and Entrlih
'lnth, (sWimpiT!!, Overpoating, unci Iokiit; Plain
Fancy Hi Ik, Matin, Velvet and rich Pluth Vetting.
1'hich It in prepared to make up to ordfr, in the roost
fuahiouable Btyle, and wnrmtit to give entire ftniiaf action
no snle. AHn. Shirts, t'nder-Shirts. Drawers. Col
lars, J loves, Cravat, Hcarf, Tie, f upenders. Half
lime, r ur ana buck anticui, mm iur mma wovi uats, i
plush aad cMh Caps. AlM9
A I V
- iff A D G
CLOTHING,
which he is onmtantly manufacturing and selling at pri
ces lower than is usually paid for Katltrn Trash, made
"to Rell." Ax his clotting is manufactured under his
n KUpervhion, he can recommend ft as being well
tnatie, and 01 superior qnantVs
Store, one dour west uf Allen & Nelson's brick build
ing. , Sept. 20. lH,ti"lrVjJ'
THE ECLECTIC tiCUOOL BOOKS:
' IRCLCD1RO
McGuffpy's Series of Readers and Spellers;
Ray's Arithmetic, Algebra and Keys, and
Pinneo's Grammars ;
wholesale or retail, or for eachange where they
re not already used. P. C. HOLT,
Mauro.ee City,March22. Agent.
Is
1
:
HcrmtlohPs nninp Prrpn ration,
Highly Concentrated Compound Fluid
EXTRACT BUCHU.
For all the disease nt the milder, Kidneys, Urinary
nut! nexuai urKana.
JOY TO THK AFFLICTED I 1 I
It cures diacawa of tlio III.ADDKH.
KIDNEYS,
GRVVEL,
DR )PSY.
OBSTRUCTIONS
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
CHKOKJO OONOURHCEA,
STRICTURES,
0LEET3.
And all diacnac s arlstrtfr from exct'sacs and impradc-n-
NERVOUS AND DEUI LiTATED SUFFERERS,
nnd rvlniive. nil irnprnpr di hi,rm'afrora tb. Bladder,
Kiancya, or v xnal organs, wiietticr uxiHiitig in
HALK 0& IEMALK.
from whutever cause they may have originated, and no
matter of how Ion if standing, and giviun health and
vigor to the frame, nnd
BLOOM TO THE FADED CHEEK.
PFItll.lTV, brought on by ahuse, a most terrible
.II ........ ki.-li t, l.-l.... l.f th hltinatt
rmii'lyto nntittiely grave, thus Masting the briltUut
hnnra uf iiftri-nts D(i ii i iii 1 1 n it in tm iiUii 1 ne irinrioim
atniution ot uiuny a nobie youth, can Le cured by uie
use of this
IF AI,I.HI.E KDll'IIT,
and a. a meti' ine which most heneht eTtr body, from
tbe dimply delicate to tbe rontined und ilenpait iui(ly
invuli'1, no eipcil is to be found. If you linve:onrri,t I
ed tie tcrril 1c uise ,-e, which when once seated in the
s nt' in, iin.b rnihi' s the constitutiun, capping the ver
vital llulds ot'life,
t'itot i i:i: tiik Kr.MFnr at once.
The l.ci-r'.us .li..'.illiiuit w hn-e erleirt
llobl a. hau enmity witii tilood of nirrn.
'1 iiat ir'i iw (iiii.K-i!ver it cuur- s tlironrh
'Hie n:irLir..l -:it. anl alleys or the bo.I.v,
Curtilin t liKe eai r drop tin s;-. Into ni i Ik,
liic run ixri.l w'M ilfsnrr.e til. nil.
BEWARE OK QUACK NOS'I HUMS AD
QUACK DOCTORS.
Helmbold'S H ghly Concentrated Compound
fluid Hxtractof Bucbu
If j ri ii:ir-il iliriTth ;(- n , i 11 fT t th
RULES OK i'HAKMAOr AND CHEMISTRY,
with the jrr;itt t accural y an.l criomii al kridVTlrtljr'i
onri t.irr tlrvt-tt-il in itt rnniHrut ion. I'p f :t Iti r i : y
ha? (-xttn.lf.l in all r!ir rtl'ini, .nnd whthpr ni in
wit rrmntrv, ho-tit ii nr priTii'f nrHctift, hn invari"
ahy fftven tie m-i tWvbh-ii :.nl unt-qiiivfiffll .i:.f-jr.
ti'in mi 1 j rorlin ei thr ir.ot i:iliiti,rv arnl 1' n-!i. iI
ctTtrt-. It 1ms lin n. nl is iised in ail thr .rtri :.l
it if in the Inirs-d S-t.ift- t'nil Hnii-n rrovim-t iu
liiith pnl.lif itinl jiiivjie prai-tift, wiili jrrmt stui-ff-j
UcHftsfiriti Ut it uiiJt?rrt:oo(t, for t lie jiro'tU ure t-io
pvi-r li.tltn i n tr tn cnnrnnlicttril, tliit Hit niljn '.
Hi:,'hlv Con -f-niraEed Comyuun.l r luiu bx tract l:r.ciiu,
i-1 lie in (i t v,il'i.i''l- reui'-ii . e.t?r (tt-iI to t!i' .mui'tril.
niii--i "I vo.;nu.rv testimony irii'.--c"i'n 01 hip
I'ro;.ru t',r i- iisiMifiiic, .nii.r.i'-ir.'j nam-- well-Snow a to
Cflr;iril itlr.Ji i;ir.4 ami -li-itinjMi-hfil t-lt rrfynirn.
ie 1'r-it- I 'l-v. i ' :!'uiil!r work on th I'r.rcti' e of
Plisic, in I ui'irt uf tJic !;;tc eianiUrd works of Metli-
iiK-.
It i a rn-('irinf tvhl h f ort-tIr p!tTnnt in itn
:t-t mi. I oiIr. hut iirm'("ii;U( in i' m iinn. mul it if
t-tkf-n ltv por-on? citfif rcr., witliont hin Iniu e from
tiiiinf! "T meitifii! ii'lvice, :ii e.trin u tiireoiion.- Ior
HPiMU.it amjile nirnihrr f rtfliiihle untl rf-pon-til-le ft-r-tiiicuit-sio
toiiriuce the most ?ktp;ii.al will act oinynny
I'riry J l.no imt tiotl'.t4, or nx ho:tls for fs. J'cmt-
crcrt to any addrcsn. rr' p.trtt, uul "M oy
ti. i. nr.tiri'i.i',
Prntli'nl anl Anilvtiml ( htmiM.
No. S2 S.nh Trntlt atrvet, Klow Chi. si oat, Aeta-
h!v iiiili!inifH. IMtiluriclphin.
To he hH'l of II. linrriit. .Miinmec: Prk A Hnmmon,
Prrviil.'irK. ami "f I'r iitits and iflvr throughout
the I niti-U Statt . nnd Bruiah l'ruviact.4.
Oct :5ti. jWly.
;';m ot ,!lp
COMMLIU I Ti COLLEGE,
COLL'MBLS. OHIO,
The most Thorough if Practical Institution in
the West.
TERMS. For full course, .nclndinjrall departments
of Hook Keeping, Lectures and Penmanship, invariably
n advance, . ....... ft"
For full courne iu !,ndi Deportment iU tMi
THK PUOPKIKTOKS take great jdeaaure in e
preniing their thanks for the grutitinjr and unpre
cedented fliiecenfl which has marked the career ot tlivir
institution since its eitablnhtnent at the Caimtal. and
dtimulotes them to renewed exertions to meet, in the mutt
efficient wanner, the rapidly increasing demanil fnru
prac tical and comprehenMict course of mercantile train
ing' The (jreat praetieal experience of the Principal,
in heavy UanUiiiK and Cnmniereiol Mouses, an.ited hv
educated ami accomplished gentlemen, has emthled him
tohrintrto a tteirree of perfection a system of COI N
TI( ' KOOM instruction, hy oral exeiciseft, not at
tained liv ant orilEK I nstiti tion. Knell Htudent, hy
this new process, is drilled at the itKSK, indiritiually.
step hv step, until he has mastered the whole routine of
an Accountant's duties an thoroughly as though he had
served an aftjirenticehii in some Iur ge Com menial Hou
se ; and thus all a kwanlness, faltering and egre
gious hlanders are. in a t reat mea-iute, dissipated.
In addition to our eujiaueutei.t of accomplished as
sistants, we have also secured the ervit es of tome of the
mo-it eminpiit leuturcrs in Ulnu W lecture upon com
mercial topics.
Our eoui'.to of instruction is too extended to partien
larize here, hut it cmhrace evcrv tl.hiu' connected with
lXH IiLK LNTHV liOOlC Kl.l Pl.Nii, with a free
and full discussion of ita scientiiic piinci les Lectures
upon Comin.'icial llitorv. and History of eminent l.Vm
mercia 1 Men, 'oiiinv-rchil tJenraphv, t.'omnmi'oial
Products, w oirmtereial (.'aleulations, llioikiii, Pulilieal
Keom-inv, Mercantile Lar, Cthiea uf Trade, Penman
ship, ake.
The Ladle!' Itpnrtmcnt
Is now open for the reception of Ladles. No institu
tion in the I'uion imparts a uuru thurutih ur interest
ing course iu tln.t depurttr.citt.
In concluiun, we would add, that we shall put forth
our heat ed'tirtit to merit in a still more eminent decree
the Haltering reception with which our enterprise ha
mef, ami pUdge onr.fevet to iinjmrt a more thorough
practical course of M-rvantie l.tstrnctltm thua can be
fonnul ut ouy other similar (Jvlls;e,
Aui'Tigthc mnii reeunimendntiitus, we ire the ftd
lowim: " We the tindcrs'gneil. take pleasure in tcstifinir that
we are personally acquainted w ith Mr. (in noi i:"s ahil
ity its uu Accountant, and Teacher of Uouk Keeping,
w hich is of the highest order. He has had jreat expe
rience as an A ecouutant.iu heavy Commercial und lianh
in Hi-uses, which ivut him superior facilities iniiu
partinr a practical knowledge of Hook Ketpiug, and
thorough Commercial ildvctttiou.
I.J. Al.I.F.N, Mi.D
President of Fai'mern' College.
I.OKIN ANDKL'WK,
President of Kenyon College.
To young men who wih to aeouire a "business edn
cation," w e think It afford facilities seldom equaled.
Mr. ti ranker has the rare iitihticution of tlieoreticnt
knowledge nnd aptue-s .n teaching, adtled to praetieal
Counting ltnoin eperienee, and we feel eonlideiit that
graduates from hit College w ill he fully competent to
kaen the ato-vC tomjdicated set of hooks.
A. F.STONK, Wholesaled Hetainierchant.
J. J. JAN NKY. See. Ud C out ml. S. ltank )hl.
J. F. P KI. Itook Keeper at D.T. Wood him'.
1. ( IvKlUl.K, Hook Keeper. Clinton IJuuk.
II. . MILLS, See. Columhus (.as , Coke Co.
V. li. MASON, Ifk Keeierfor J. 1 1. Kile) it Co,
.Fur full partieiihirs, semi for circular.
C.KASCLK A KM ST HON) I,
Jmli Proptietors,
' AYER'8
OEEB& t
EC TO R A L ,
FOE THPt KAPID CURB OP
t'ouglw, CJolflii, nnd Ilftftwnoiw.
Tt. J. (X Aym I do not hcwltat to nay
that the host romcdv I liava cter foiuid
for cnflfnft, Hnnrrtrmw, ItiflupnTtv nnn!
tbo concomitant Mymptoms of a Cold, is
yonr ('hbrkv Pm.torau Its, constant
ua In my practice and my family fnr tbe
lajt ten years hoa shown it to possess sti
perlor Virtue! for the treatment of these
complaints. EHKN KMuHT, M. I).
A. Ik MKHTI-Y, Ksq., of TTtic. N. T.,
writes ; l have nsed yonr IWtorai my-
olt mid In mV family ever since yon Invented U. and
bf'Ueyf! it to bo the best medic ine for its purpose ever
put out. With a hud cold, I should sooner pny $2".00
a bottle thnn io witnont ti or mice nny otner remeuy.
Croup, Whonpinv tfiUith. InfltlenzA .
SeaisoFiKi.n. Mlns.. I'eb. 7. 1 85ft
Brother Alter: T will cheerfully certify your PwOral
the best remedy we possess for the Whooping Conjrh.
('roup, and the cheat diseases of children. We of your
fraternity in the South appreciate your skill, and com
mend yonr medicine to our peopie.
AMOSrtFR T.m., Monterev, la., writes. 3d J fin. ia.HI:
had ft tedious Influenza, which confined me in doors
stx weeks; took many medicines without relief; finally
tried your i'trtornf hy tne advice ol our clergyman.
The first dose relieved the soreness in my throat ana
lutiffs: lesi thsn one-haifthe bottle made me complete
well. Your medicines were the cheapest m well m
the beat we can buy, and we esteem Joa Doctor, and
your remedies, Mine poor mnn s fiirnu.
Annma or rninrnr im nnmriniKt
W kht Max t'UKMTKR. Pa., Feb. 4, Ih;.
fta: Tour Cherry Pertural Is perff.rminj marvelons
cum n this aevtlon. It has relieved several from
alarming symptoms of consumption, and Is now curing
man m ho has labored nnd r nn affection of the lungs
for the last fortv years. H KMt V 1- 1 AKKri, Mef
A. A. HAMSKY. M. P.. Albion. Towa, writes Sept. ,
lHW: Purine my practice of msay years I have found
nothing enuai to vour Cherry Perioral for (fivinir ease
and relief to consumptive patients, or curing such as
are curable.
Wo miirht add volumes of evidence, hut the most
convincing proof of the virtues of this remedy la fonnd
in its effects upon trial.
Consumption
Probably no remedy has ever been known which
cured so many nnd such dnntferons canes as this. "
Some no human aid csn rem h; but even to those the
Cherry Pertrral iiffords relief and comfort.
AnToK HorsE, .New York City, March 5, 1H.16.
Dr. Ayer, l.wlh I f el it a duty and a pleasnre to
In form you what your Cherry Ptrnrnl ha done fnr my
wite. rne nail ncen ior inr moninn irtuorin uu-irr mo
dangerous svmptoms of consumption, from which on
aid we coiilti procure nave hr much relief. Kh was
steadily fi.ilinn. until Jr. Strong, of this city, where
we have come for medical advire, recommended atrial
of vour meilicifce. We bless his kiiulneiks as we do your
skill, for she has recovered from that day. Hhe Is not
f atrtmg as she n-rt to le, but it free from her
iui -
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I
Yourwith (rntitntloand ra.inl,
ORLANDO SHKLHY. or Shll:.ttiu.b.
Cor.flv.mji'h rn. do not dtp dr till ym hne tiied
Ayer (.lurry Perioral. It i tu;.d hy one of th hint
tut dh i'h;, m i-ttn iu tin' world, :tnd itn curt" !t 11 d round
im Weah tht- high nn-ritnot' iUMrtuen. Pittimielj hi
I.etlutr.
Prepared by ER. J C. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Vhetnist, Lowell, Mass.
I'ai'-B. il H na htTTLs.
AVER'S ULU I'urr i.'5 !T9 rra Rot.
Hull l.y li. Burritt. Aih n A N.-!.n. M:.unie, feck A
Hnmilton, IVrrv ihur, and hy all In.ifiii' ffrj-
wlwre. ' I't- -'Jlj-
CAHTEir spwish nixn ItL
Tur. r.iu.AT pt'ii t m Kit nr the hukd!
THE BEsif A L TEUATIVE KNOWN ! !
V. r Urrri, in It
An Infullihlo rtn.,W for slrofuU. Kit K-il. Kheu-
nii.ti-ui. (thotitiaie Cutaneou.- r.roj tioTit, Piaipltii
or Pwfule on the rae, Blothe. Hoi', A true
and rY-vt-r, Chronic or Kje., Kin worm
vr IVttor, Sra'.d had, fciilar-cemiit 1
. and pain of the Hoiivnuitd Jont4.
fcftlt Hheuni. MtiMmrn
ccr, Ki philitic Iitor
diT4, and all disraa
cs ariinir from
an injudi-
i i;!,..i now urd hv thornnHs of frxteM pafienta
from ull p.:rM of the I'mten itar. who testify rtaiie
to the rMit:ir!u.h eT T-erirmeA hy rh irre'itet
AKKhUrt P.l .ha it rr..
ii'frfMir-
curv, Irpri: If nco
in I.ifi', m- impurity of
tho Rlood.
This tfrc-nt altertiTe Medicine a:id pnrtfier of th
a
nil ir.rviieir''".
NfiiraV'i.-., l!i?uinati-m. Serntula, Eruptions on t!ie
Skin. I.ir?r fiease, Fee. ITctr, Olsor. Alfec
tion of the Kidnefs, Dif-e of tha Thro.it, Feuiale
complair.t. f'aius'ard Aehir.gsof the bi.nea sn.l joints,
:r- speedily ut to tiigr n using this inestimahie rem-
dr.
I- or all d'sen'n ot rhc 'FTof-d. nothing has yet heen found
to eomprira with tt. It t leane-i the svtftn of all im
purities, aets gently and ettieiently on tha Lirr and
Kidupin, 4trenythens tht Digestion, yi tone to tha
atorrM'h, niiik4 th skin clear nnd ha:thhv. and restores
the Constitution, nfeebled t rtieaa or rn-an dtwa
bf the ekctista ot youth,
strerptn.
For the mFsK8 or rrMxi.r.f it is peculiar appli
cable, and wherever it has become knuwn is regularly.
prsTihcd with the happist etfecta It invigorate
the w eak and debel.tated. and imparts elasticity to the
Worn-out frame, clear the skin, and leaves the patient
frch ami healthy : a single bottle of this inestimable
remedy is worth'all the so-culled SarsaparilUui inexist
ence. The large number of certificates which we hare re
eehed from perrons from all parti of the t'nited State,
is the let evidence that there is no humbug about
The Press, hotel keepers, m iL't-trates. phv-ieians. and
public num. w ell known to the community, oil add their
testimony to the wonderful effect of thuuutAT uluod
PL'RIFIEH.
Call on the Agent and get an Almanac, and read
the detail of astonishing cures performed bj cibteb's
K CAN IS 11 il l X Tt' It E, i.o. most ratrs irhere everything else
had signal ht failed.) The limits of an advertisement
will not admit their full insertion.
W'M. 8. REEKS & CO., Proprietor.
No. m4, H rood way. New York,
To whom all orders ninst be nddreVsed.
F'or Mle Iit Druggists and Country Merchants in
parts of the t'nited States and the Canada, and br
PKCK & HAMILTON, Perrxslmrg. nnd IL lil'R
KTTT. Muumee City. (Sept. 11, l&iily
"WB
to its prinine fiifor and
;.IF.LPiIIA MKDICAL HOI WE. Fs
tuhlihed twentv-iwo eun aiio bv Da. hIMLL'
IN, corner of Third and I'uion streets. Philadelphia,
TttKMV-TWO YAEH4
Exterieuce has rendered Dr. K. a most sueecsafu
ture ; manhood's debility ns an impediment to nntr-1
riage ; nervous and sexunl intinnities, diseases of
skin, aud those nrisiug from abuse of niereurv.
TAKi: PA ItTKTLAU NOTICE."
There Is an c il hiihit sometimt s indulgetl in by boys,
hi solitude, often growing up with them to man ho ml
and which, if not reformed in due time, not otdy be-j
"et strious tdietacles to niHtiimoobl lntppiuess,
gives rie to a scries of protracted, iuftiuio.ts, und de-
VllStUtitl! HiVLCtil l.J.
Few vi those m ho give way to this pernitious prac
tice are uvvare of the ccU'vjuunces, uutil they rind
tier ouh sy.it .! ehattercd. fevl ftriuige nnd unaceount
aUa s'-:ition., imd vague fears in the mind. (.See pa
ges, '1 7 , - , 'iU, of Dr. K'a. I ok on Self Preservation.'')
The unfortunate thus alVeetcd become feeble, is uu
nhle to labor with aci'tistonied vigor, nr in apply
mind to study ; his step in tardy and weak ; he isdull
irre-olute, and engages even in his sport with less
than u-mil.
jV he tiumiiipate him elf before the practice
done its orst, nmt enter imitrimonv, his nmrriage
Uht'ruitUi!. and his s use t.l!s him tl.ut this i caust-d
I. is cirlv lol!i( S. Ilf-se are rrnvideraitoiotuhirh should
rucaf.eit the uUtntitm of a' ir.o are similarly situatai
lU;MtiiJLlt,
Ho who plates him'.li under lr. Kiukelin's treat
ment, may iciiouiI confide in hi. honor ns a gentle
man, and rely upon the assuninee, that the sucret
l)r. U's pntii uts will never br disclosed.
Voting man let no tulse nuKh ity deter you from ma
king vour cuse knov it to one, w liu, from education and
rc-pect.dilitv,r.i!i eeilMinlt bel'iit nil you.
Dr. KiuktdinV residence han Wvu for tlie last twenty
vearsatthe N. W. corner oi Third and L'uiua streets,
Phihiuilphin, Pa,
I'A'i DiNTS AT A DISTANCE,
Can have y stating their eiiae eplieiily, together
with all the'r syiupu-ius, per letter, enclosing a rcmit
tauee.) Ur. ICn'meuicine, t;'proiiriuted aecoi-iiingly.
FomardeA to any part ot the Tinted States, und paek
ed seenre troin damage or curiosity, bv Mail or Express.
HI, AD VUITU AND MAMIDtD !
A Vigorous Life or a Premature Death, Kinkelin
Self Preservation Out 'invents.
Letters containing that value iu stamps, will ensure
a cttpv, per return of nmi!.
UKA1IS ! tiliATIS t ! GItATIS I I !
.-I free Ult- TToAll.
5ilSi;KY.K.LIKVF.l).
Nature's Guide." a new and popular Mark, full
valuable ndviee and Impressive wamicu;, alike eulcul
ted to prevent v ear of misery, and save thousands
lives, u distributed without charge, and forwarded
mail, prepaid to anv Pot Orlice in the United States,
recieviug an order "eueluahig two pottage stumps.
Julv.'L H'Ki. H ly
V. H. TAYLOU.
i; ii c ii a x t r a i u o u .
i'altfm'Hitt Jtair, tftfrimit (trt:t,
HU.KIH', UlllO,
BUSINESS CARDS.
R. A. CROSS,
. Drnltr to
WiTc, ciflcia, jkwi.t, silt, naris, jssi
sniTiNiA wa, nun gvtlut ab .
flfaww ttrnl, Mrtmer I'Uy, Ohio.
watch Kf Olocka, , nlr4
abort KMtcm. Mr. (I. t.
t and practical workmaa, Md thoac Sa.ar-'
i.ln hirri with thnir uatronan. .
pan opt katlaK Ihrtr wurk IkiUMk
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
JOSEPH LANOENDBRJFUR, ProprUtw,
Oornar ot Dndloy A ( onaol SW- Maun. L'ltf, a,
MEFFORD t HOLLENBtiCK,
Atlornc-ya and Conmrllora ait VrnUrf '
Agmltur lilt farcnoir mil tnlt vf LqmU mutmaJmB
fERRYSBURO, WOOD 00C5TT, OrTIOf
F. R. MILLER A CO
DK.t1.KKII IW
Dry Goods, (iroeeriet, Ifanhrare, Crftertt. j
cnoes, ciwflmf, iron, nrnu: . .
Sail, e.t v.
They respectfoll? solicit a share of pwhtie patraasfay
Pitore, formerly occupied by E. I. PrXK 4 Cs rf
Front street,
PKKRY8BURG, WOOD C6 OHIO.
Jan. 24, laid.
HOUSTON fe GODWIN,
DEALERS' IM
Dry (ioodt, Grocer, Boot and Shoe Rfdy
Clothing, Pork, Beef, Potatoei,
Hbllinr at L'nfsl'al Low Pkicm.
rerrysbnrg, Jan. IS, lft. id.
A FULL LIBRARY OF HPIR1T WORKS,
r.rr nr.
tiiLLin fioi'tWox,
including Fowlers Works on Phrenology, Tr. nde
on Electrical Psychology, works on Mag
netic in Science, and Phy
siology. These works arc lent to those desirous of I m previa
their intellectnal power. Perrysbnrg, apr. 11.
MANOR & LANE,
A T TO T K KY It A T I. A W.
jMrilfHee in Diiell Ulovk, Toledo, Ohio.
jnna j. o. Tnna.i a. tin
VRENCH & DANIELS,
Allntneii nt Law and Land Areata.
MR. UAN1EI.S, ia NoiAlii' Fl BI.1C,
AND
Commitjionrr for 'the Slal't nf A'.1T lor, Vhgmi
P'nntylr'jriin ami Rhnttr hltrnrl.
Offi.. is Walla' Block, Injtmit St., Tolado. Oal.
j. i. ratNiii. . w. DArn.a-
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FULLER Ac DOYLE,
Attnrnern and Cod ire Mora at Law,
GENERAL AOENT8,
CuRNER IV fcLAi.MiT A.NU MuMiOE STaCS?!
Tul-Uo, Ohio.
J. U PtrLLKR, Not at rrai.ic
To- Drugs McrehnnU) anil Dealer la
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tiik rmxrirAi, in pot or
DR GREGORY'S INSTANT CUREorPAUsT
For 'rttjttcru Ohio, Intlinna, Iowa, Mittxuiirl,
iiK'i:i, t'alitornia, .New Kngland,
.Vc, nt th Store linntn uf
P. W.HOYB Ctk
V'o krp a n .ly cfm.iTuDLl Q hand. All DmUm
in Mcdi ine st:p plied on most reaitonable terma,
lhi vr) Vdhihle and pouuUr ut-dicine, ha batlf
up it own reputation, and no-d no word ofcotnihto
daiion trom n. Orlt r si-lii ittd and promptly fllltd.
Ai.kNT: -H. burritt., I'. C. Holt. Maurova Citv. 0.
A Co.. J. M. A slil.-v, TmIIo, S. Hech A Cff4
JiOVU, MONK A CO., Proprietor,
Maumre I 'it j-. Obi.
nOOh! HOOKS!! BOOKM!!!
r'rr U arrival wtrkly at
I it t. V S' HOOK STORM,
pica of th fhiiik, mni!tinfr of Sthoil I took of all
) kiinU, alo I itin. (irek, rrBch, Oman, aad
I hi'.'titT miithrmatit al work. He also hoa tha utandaraf
I I'oi-:.x. lti:orin, KioKruphieit, Trarvla, New and Pops
l lar Work, atr,. etc., toother with rommnUri ul
, nott H on the Si ripturea; worka on Theology, Aanaala
i (lift Hook-, for ull af-iio.- nnd airr-it. a!argf aaaortruaat
, of Ilnlldar Gifts, and Toy Ilonka with eaattral
ph:tuNN !r the children. Uf tStatiouury, ha ban aha
l.tvf Ue e Hytrin nurKet anorl nnd in great Tariety.-
Harrison's Huid. Copvion, Indt-llihle, tr.-
tun.U :.V. Maiuaioth. Enuroinjr. row aw
t !.nt!i H, Ac, at HfH.T'bk
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all
BINDERY.
Tin RtnriiT or the
TOLEDO BLADE ESTABLISHMENT,
TOLEDO, O.,
TH prepared to do al! ki"H ot Eindinr with th
best material and at tbe fib. or lest notice.
BLANK BOOKS, such an are renu-red by Mer
chant's Bankers, County O Hirers, Ac, of ta
quality, ruled aud uanlvacti kkd to ob.
Xj' Cod stantly on hand, Dkkdu of various ki4as
..wl .11 tit. .ii.l in.rruttKKU anrl Ulaaa L A.
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u and. d in the execution of buaioeaa.
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DOC TOR UOOn.ANU'S
CEI EBKATFD
GERMVN BITTERS,
FRKPARKD UT
Dr. C. M. JACKSON, PhiUd'a, P.
Wit. I. . UT r.l'Tt' A l.l.T CL'RE
I.TVEIt COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JATMUCE.
Chronic- or erron Debility, Diseases of the Kutnsys,
ami all distatt anting rum a disordered Liwer er
Stomach.
Bneh
SA Consti
pation, Inward
Piles, Fullness of
' blood to the head, Acidi
ty of the Stomach, Nausea.
Heartburn, Disgust for food. Ful
ness or weight in the stomach. Sour
eructations, sinking or rlutteriug at the pit
nf the stomach, swimmintr of the head, kurieif
and difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart.
Choakingor suffocating sensation when in a lying poa
ture, dimness of vision, dots nf web before the sight,,
fever and dull pain in the head, deficiency of perspira
tion, yellow nesa of the skin and eyes, pain in the side,
back, chest, limbs. Sec., sodilen Hashes of heat, burnhts
in the tlesh, constant imaginings of evil, aud great de
priou of spirit.
The proprietor in calling the attention f the pub
lie to this prepartnion. does so with a feeling of the
utmost ctmhdeiiee in its virtue and adaptation to the
diseases for which it is reeeommended.
It is no new and untried article but one that has
stood the test of ten years' trial before the American
people, and its reputation and sale is unrivnled hy any
j similar preparation extaut. The testimony in its fa
vor given by the most prominent and well known Phy
sicians aud individuals in all pnrts of the country is
immense, and a caret u I perusal of the Aloianao, pub
lished annually by the proprietor, and to be had grat
is ot anv of his agents, cannot but satisfy the most
skcptiiid that tht remedy is really deserving the great
ttlrbretv it has obtained.
Principal Office and Manufactory No. Oft Arch St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
LWtiJivat of HA.F Ll'TK, F.j., Editor " Spirit
Of the Times" Ironton, Ohio.
IitovTON. Oct. oil, 1S54.
Dr. C. M. JaeksonDenr hir, The bitters are io
-,'reat demand here. In addition to the quantities sold
hv M ox ley & Barber, your agents, the two other stores
sell more of them than any other medicine. 1 hod
they are mm h used by convalescent fever patients to
r lmiia their broken constitutions. 1 have used daring
the last summer, iu my own family, four bottle. They
were recei, mended to me first by a neighbor.at a tinia
when uiv system wn much debilitated from the effeute.
of a severe Billious fever. They gave me an sppetita
and restored n tone mid vigor to' my whole system. In
one of the Septcmher uiiiulier uf my paper 1 related
inv experience of the good effects of the Bitters.sinee
which time they huvc had a large sale, aud have now
heeotne the standard medicine in this vicinity.
in conclusion, 1 would say that 1 feel great pleasure
in giving ou this testimony of the value and success
of your preparatiou. . Kespecil'ully your.
HALF LUTE.
Great CmR, aftk thb PHTaICUs had 'i.ksk
Kubsklvili i:, Ohio, Jaa III. lri;5.
Dr. C. M- Jackson Dear bir.--- HV would inform
you that w e are out of your bitters, w hick find a ready
sale. One of our neighbors has leen duotortng for
stone time (we think about two years) with all the doc
tors iu the eouutry but all of do avuil. lie looked a
much like a dead man going about as anything w
can eomiare him to. 11 is disease appeared to be an
ovcrdowiug of ths gall. With hard persuasion we.
prevailetl on him to try your bitter, with the promise
to bim.if it did ao good, we would charge him nothing
for it. provided he took six bottles according to the di
rection, which he has done, aud is now entirely cured
and has become a well man. This cure baa created a
great sale in this neighborhood.
llesnectfiilly, UDM'AKDS BROWN
Tbey lire entirely vegetable, free from all injurious
ingredientsor ulcohnlie stimulants, always strengthea
ing and never prostrating the system.
Price 75e. per bottle, fold by Druggists and Store
keepers in every town aud village in the Limed State
und Canada.
Sold by 11. it I'll It ITT, Mauinee City ; PECK St
HAMILTON, Perrysburg ; Linsdnle & "Bros,, Free
port; Norman JapowMSea heotob liMjaa) Juo BraUi'r
W est Millgruvti.