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Scientific, Agricultural Mechanical.
J. AUSTIN SCOTT, Editor.
THE WEATHER.
Th lsl Autumn was a oharming one
weather iu delightful the roads una
sally goood. and nerer In finer condition.
The people enjoyed exoelluot health, and a
remarkable flow of spirit.
A mild winter and open winter at the west,
era universally predioted iron the Alman
ack Maker teemed to hsimoniss with tie
multitude in regard to the weather, when lo
and behold in November the winter set In, In
earnest, it commenced raining and free ing at
the same time producing iee and covering the
arth with it cold mantle. Then a light snow
succeeded, and the cold became intense, and
continued with little or no abatement until the
very last days of January, when suddenly it
became Mild, at evening the sleighing, was
delightful ; but when the morning came the
aaow bad disappeared, and we were permit
ted once more to look upon old mother earth.
.' The weather continued mild, and even
summerlike for several days with a (oft warm
brecie from the south. On the night of the
4th of February, there was rain,' frcd'tig
again ; when the morning of the 6th Came
the ena arose with unwonted sp'endor, sn I
iis soft, and cheerirg rsys fi 11 upon th.-
ice covered treeiand shrubs prodicingoneof
the lovliest semes I have ever witntsied,
at the same time l.eaiing a rumb ing in lb.
heavens like distent thunder and turning my
. aye towards the nest, what ws my astuuish
' menl o i beholding adark heavy thur.d r c oud
from whence came lightning and thunder
which would have done no discredit to a hot
- summers day. The scene altogether, was
on of .the most splendid I have ever beheld
combining both the sublime and beautiful. 1
was led to wonde r in aslonisbmi nt 1 1 the
beautiful panorama before roe, and excltim,
can all this be chance ? No No it was indeed
the handy work of the great Creator, and 1
was led to look through nature up tjca'arcs
God. ;
With a few days exception the weather ha
been mild during the month of February
There was another thunderstorm on the 14th,
altogether the month just cloicd, hat b en
one of the mildest I have known for the last
twenty years. Usually February, hits been
our coldest month during the year; but this
is a changing world, and the Prophets of the
present duy, are no profit to themselves or
any body else.
Many farmers have employed the golden
opportunity of ploughing their sward ground
during the lAit-munth. It becomes a!l good
formers to plough while they can during the
present month, all who have grass land to
plow for corn the coming season, should not
delay ; but improve the first opportunity to do
it.
Spring is upon us and there are many cares,
and anxieties attending our business as agri
culturist. March is the time to put our
fences in good repair, remi ruber this brother
farmers and be ubout it, new manure too
should be put on the ground you are to plant,
If any of your neighbors do not take the
Amulet lend them yours so that they may read
these gentle hints ; but the better plan would
be to take it Tor themselves, and they will
readily se the necessity of supporting so
good a paper, one that take so deep an
interest in their profession. Brother farn-ers
f Lucas, and Wood county you cannot afford
to do without it.
Original.
The Manmee Valley.
Intelligent observers have remarked that
the Maumee Valley, including Wood Cunnly,
is lb garden spot of Ohio. The country
being generally level, the crops have suffered
in wet seasons. The summer of 1854 was
dry, and consequently large crops were raised,
while high prices afforded farmers a handsome
remuneration and prompted them to occupy
. asncb greater breadth of land the following
season. In the fore part of the season, corn
and other crops promised well, but the rain
came in torrents and lasted long, submerging
many farmers and almost totally destroying
their hitherto promising crops. The God who
. sent the rain, followed it by a most favorable
season for ditching tho land, and the people
: wisely improved it. Wood county occupies
, the noble position of having dug more ditches
' iu one yeai than was ever before done by a
. single county. It is estimated that not less
than 800 mile more made during the past
year.
There haa been much arxitty to see the
risa," and the " rise " has come. The ditch
as have movi d off the water with astonishing
speed, and the expectations of our farmers
bare been more than realised.
A FEW SUGGESTIONS.
Some, if not mo it of the ditches, ahoulJ be
deepened. This will keep the water below
the surface, which is very necessary. If
dit .hes were deepened in the middle, instead
of being It ft flat on the bottom, it would wear
out the otnter and leave lets water standing
in them. Would it not be a good plan to sink
most of the ditches in the cenler from six to
twslve inches ?
Whea ditch is to be advertised, great care
Sould bs taken to include those lands which
its construction will benefit. A straight line
is generally followed, and the land on the iniile
of the line heavily taxed, though it may receive
bat lilt.' bene.fi from the ditch, while a piics
( land cornering on the Bamj, but otuside of
the line, though being moat benlfited i 'ot
These lands should be remembered in deap
. aning or laying oat dkches.
. In running dkches; swales should be fol
lowed, units to do a would require too
Pat a angle. It la not advisable to rub'
a
ti
lo
through high ridges, as the banks are liable
slide under the action of the frost.
Before the ditch is ran, learn how much
territory is to be drained.
Middle ditches are often made twice as
large as neeessary, whioh make the (mall
amount of land benefited thereby pay an
unnecessary tax.
All ditches should be made dnep. Better
aaka them narrower and deeper.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Wood County, March 1857.
BOW TO MASS NlAOABA FlLLS UscTDt, AS WILL
as BiACVirvL I lately hear. I an Idea suggstted
of such a bald sad rxtraordinarv nature, that it
struck mi wiih m from its very mnuilude.
Of course the originator is a Yankee, rur ao one
bnt a Yankee could slimitistoioch a gigantic idea
The proposition is s mplj this : to eoostrsct as
iimnaiiM watrr warol at Niagara Falls ; not a
small temporary affair, but una largo and strong
enough lo in Iho entire power of the Kail. From
thia. with brnnor vradttiflr. he would lar down s
permanent shaft through the Slate of New York,
terminating at Albany. Thnae in want of ower
could theo "htit on, ad libitum, ad innnicum
What a apleiidid row of cities mannfacturing
eitisa would trow on along the whole line of the
haft I Stoam onginoa would than ha nowhere
and as for those paltry water power called "priri
lairca." thev wo IJ be lika children disunited
from s.-hool by an indul ;ent master, henceforth to
play st lolsuro, running tnrougu weir -course,
without a restraining "dam."
ANTIPHLOGISTIC SALT;
A PERFECT SUBSTITUTE
FOR THE
LANCET, LEECHES, AND BLISTERS!
OF ITS INTRINSIC VALUE, THE ENLIGHTENED COMMUNITY,
AND TAN DISCOVERER MOST BE
THE JUDGE.
Manv medicino" oftVrud for sale nre accompanied
bv duublful certificates (their chief virtue) and
claim to be umrvr.al remedies, curing nil mala
diesa bur!e-q:e on common Hens. As the diV
covt-rur of this salt .ulemuly protests against hav
ing it placed on the cateirury of frauds and impo
sitions, he has reiuived it shall go forth to the
wurld like the pure gild dollar, with uo other
paa-port than it own true value. If the public
tind it genuine they will receive it if spurious
th-y will reject find condemn it. Instead uf its
being n panacea for all ills, it bus control over but
obe inhas but one aim anu accomplishes out one
thing to wit: subdues iiiflaininato'y diseases
whatever be its form or locality whether in the
head, throat, chest, abdomen, extremities or skin
When the discoverer, after a loug aeries uf labori
ous and cosily experiments, became fully coufirm
ed in bis conviction that the Antiphlogistic SAlt
which he be now has the hapf juuss lo present to
American punnc. was a
FEIIFECI' SUBSTITUTE
for Blood-Letting, Leecliers and Blisters, his
mind was so agitated that he could not sleep fur
many nights. 1'be cause of his agitation was the
tit-laiiig lact that the nunuerof his operations, like
that of the viruain vacciuation, co ild not be satis,
faclorily explained u,iou any known principle.
How, in what way. it so effectually subdues in
flammatory diseases aud no others, was at first
wholly inexplicable but, on further experiment
was proved that by ila power over the veins,
arteries and glands, it equalises the rluid-4 of the
body, the want uf equitil-rium in which is the sole
cause of iinamali.u. It exerts, like ihu varciue
matter, an extraordinary iulliieiice over the circu
lation result ng in a gradual decline of iud.im.
mation as indicated by the puUe which soon re
sumes its natural stale, as the ptin and heat dis
appear. Such is its potency, thai like the virus
jjst mentioned, it requires merely what adheres lo
lo tne p.iiutoi aquui ai'peu u-to s solution ! u,
to aff.cl tie entire system but must be instantly
used tu prevent decomposllluu and secure its liui
virtue, ihree quills in acute, and two in chronic
dtseate every twuuty-four hours, till the heat and
fever bave susided aud a perfect euro effected.
When it takes the plave uf leuch.'a, stimulating
ointinenta and blisters in local inflammation, as
Brain Fever, Croup, Tnolha. he, Pleurisv, Ac. its
mode of adiuiuislration is two fold. (See direc
tions for dissolving, dec )
IT The peculiar excellence of this Salt is that
without the Useless loss uf blood and strength. It
effectually cures inflammatory diseases (u - others)
by producing an equilibrium of all the fluids of
the body aud a consequent uniuterrupl.d. circula
tion. '1 he following differentforms which theuu
balaned fluids assume and many not here mention
ed, that bave more or less fever or pain are aa per
fectly subdued by the Auliphlogislic Salt, as lire
is extinguished by vater.
1 Uases where the unbalanced fluids afft ct the
Head and I'iiboat, to wit : brain Fever, Headache,
Fits, lullamed Eyes, Ears and Nose, Canker, Neu
ralgia. Erysipelas, Bronchitis. 40
6 Cases where the uubalauceJ fluids auVct the
Chest aud Asdomkm, to wit ; IMeurisy, Asthma,
Inflamed Lungs and l.irer. Colic, Heaaburn,
Coughs, Dspepiia, Gravel, Gonorrhea, Venereal
Ac.
3 Cases whers Ihe unbalanced fluids afTcct the
Extremities aud Sain wil : Rheumatism. Gout,
Scrofula, Cl.ickcu and Small fox, (Salt Kheum,
and all iu hiug aud other Cutaneous Eruptions.
This Sat ft-reaily alleviate the inflammatory
pains peculiar lo mariied ladies (befuro and at ihu
time of cuntii emeiit,) and many Female Com
plaints; and ib very ifiicncinua in Fevers. Ague,
A ounds, Nervous and Spinal nffevltous, and any
other forms uf (matk this) ihflamniaiory diseise,
attended with ieat ur febrile symptoms
rVr.ous who have a tendency uf blood to the
bead and heart, or led luactive lives, or breatho
impure air ofmauufactories and the poisonous
fumes of metaU aud miueials, or live in uuhealtbv
climates, are exposed to a peculiar vitiation of the
fluids uf he body, which one duse wititout inter
feruig with diet or business, unco iu three mouths,
would invariably fbevknt. It is believed to afford
protection from Infectious diseases; and therefore,
it is recommended u travelers aallurs aud suldiers.
To protect Ihu community from iiuposit-ou by
couuierfei ji, the pr-p it tor will employ no aoint,
aud has made audi atraiigemeuts that he can send
the inediciue in any quantity, by mail or express,
to any nan uf the United Ststes or foreitrii coun
tries. Its prime cosllo the diecoveier tail o0 per
drachm price per drachm and is put up iu
packages for acute disea-.e (with directions, die)
at $', ihree drachm-i do for cliruuic cases, $5: and
five drachms do for families, $4 a net prutil of
nny ceuison eacn pcaage.
While many uostruiu makers victimzetho good
naured and pill ridden puulic by ordering from
six to a duxeu boxes ur but. lea to cure auy malady
no matter what, the undersigned is happy iu be
ing able l slate that the severest forms uf recent
liitl-iiniustory disease are overcome by one acute
pacaae, auu, tne m si oosiiuaie anu loug stand
ing cases by one chronic paekage. Although
thirty days have elapsed Biuce this new medicinal
ageut became partially Itnuvu to the citiseus of
Boston and lew neighboring luwns yet such Have
beeu the re.ults of its trial thut, during the past
week nea-ly 4t)l) packages were sold iu this city,
d orders received by mail and express for llvl
Famiiy, 117 Chronic, and 3e5 Acme packages.
luone instance six persons eiuobed together and
wrute t r six packages, (of the "Li. tie Uiaut" as
they called It,) lo be forwarded to oue address
thereby saving expuuse to themselves and the pro
prietor. U Letters fromclubs or individuals with money
(if over $10) should be registered at the post
office where mailed, as it costs but five cents, sod
will insure their safo arrival-
.The discoverer now humbly submits his Per
fect Subsume for the lancot, leeches aud blisters,
the tribunal of an intelligent public, reiterating
that it does just what ti. claims to do n more, no
less; subdue, inflammatory disease, (no others,
whatete.' le its f irm or locality, by restoring the
t balance between t ie fluids aud solids. Fam
packages 18, Chronic -i, and Acute 2; to be
had (free cf expense) only by adJressiug him
through box 3. 2, Boston Mass., or st his oflice
No. 3, Winter street.
Cut out this sdvertirement snd his communics
ties t in suo'.her column for the perusal of your
neighbors and your own future use.
F. COGGSWELL. M. D.,
Discoverer and Proprietor.
Boston, rb. 19, 157... Al8w6 J,si.
M-Ths following lines were sent to ths Essex
County Massachusetts, Agricultural Fair, held at New
bury, on the 14th October. The initials tell us they
are Dy Wdittibb:
One morning of the first sad fall,
Poor Adam and his bride
at In the shade of Eden's wall
But on the ooter sido.
Bhe, bluahlngta her tig-leaf suit,
For the chaste garb of old,
He, sighing or his bitter fruit,
For Eien's grapca of gold.
Behind them, smiling la the morn.
Their forfeit garden lay;
Before them wild with rock and thorn,
The desert stretched sway.
They heard the air shove then fanned,
A light step on the sward;
And lot they saw before them stand
The Angolof the Lord I
Arlrwl" he ssld, " why look behind,
. When hope la all before.
And patieut hand and willing mind,
Your loas may yet restorer
- " I leave with you a spell whose power
Can make the desert glad.
And oall around you fruit aud flowor
As fair aa Eden had.
" I clothe yonr hands with power to lift
The curse from ofl" yonr auil;
Your very doom shall aecro a gift.
Your loss a gala through toil.
"Go, chocrfnl aa yon hnmmlng bee,
To labor aa to play;"
While glimmering over Eden's trees,
The Angel passed away.
The pilgrims of the world went forth,
Obedient to the word;
And found where'er Ihcy tilled the earth,
A garden of the Lord I
The thorn tree cast Its evil fralt,
And hluahcd with plum and pear;
And seeded grass and trodden root
Grew sweet beneath their care.
We share our primal parent s fate.
And in our turn nnd day
Look back on Eden's sworded gate,
As sad and lost as they.
But still for us his native skies
The pitying annel leaves,
And leads through toil snd paradiso
New Adams and new Evea.
Apple and Piab Cuttings, wa observe
in our European exchanges, that the German
Nurserymen have discovered a method by
which to strike apple and pear cuttings. In
early sprint? tney select a piece ol around
with a northern aspect; make a couple of drills
nine inches apart, and about three deep; then
select cuttings of strong wood of last year's
growth, and from one two feet in length
the latter sua is the best; have the thick end
cut smooth, press it into the soil in one cf the
drills, btnil over the small or terminal point
of the cuti n, and insert it m tin- o:her drill
leaving a strong bud at the huh. st part of ihe
bow; tann all up, w.th the exception of the
upper bud; this will swell and throw up
leaves, soon form roots, and sometimes three
or four of the other buds will do the same ;
they can be divided in the following fall or
spring. Tiiis rathod is worthy the attention
of our horticulturists, nnd can be easily tested
during tne next season.
Mrs. Partington's Last. " Doctors will
wr'ne their proscriptions in Laming,'' ta:d Mrs.
Farting holding the document at arm's length
ss though from a distant view she could see
through ihe mystery belter. "Folks knovreil
onto hen they toult medicine what they took,
but ,iov, written with a f'trriug longiir-.cprcnc is
emelically srsltd lo us, and calumny is fome
thiiigelse. And why don't they lie more par
ticular too in describing a tiling ? Here he told
me when I put tha Iu-lian ptnihice on to the
patience and heaven knows he wasn't ha'f pa
tient cnot.gh thut I must givo him something
to keep it from striking in ! Jest n if a poultice
as big as that roui.l strike in any way !" Mrs
Partington smiled ss t!c last ides crossed her
mind, but adininisti red the drops neveitlielers.
Boston Gai.
TMPKI. H ANCIXOS. An extenie varletv; cinhra
X cing Window Shad, M'lill ipor. Horder ftc. of
ut latest siyics. jui received ami lor sale cheap at
SMrVFK HOOK STOUK.
CO.MIIIOkj il, COLLEGE.
columuus, onto,
The moat Thorough tj Practical Institution in
the West.
TERMS, For full course, including all department
of Bouk Keeping, Lectures and Penmanship, invariably
u advance, 10 00
For full course in Ladies' Department 10 00
TMK PUOPUIKTOIIS take great pleasure in ex
pressing their thank for the xrftitiug and unpre
cedented success which has marked the career of their
institution since its establishment at the Capital, and
stimulates them to renewed exertions to meet, in the most
tfliciettt manner, the rapidly increasing demands for a
practical and eomprthetmive course of tnrrcnutile train
ing. The great practical experience of the Priucipul,
iu heary 13 unking and Commercial Homes, assisted by
educated ami accomplished gentlemen, has enabled him
to bring to a degree ot" perfection a svstcm of COUN
TING HOOM instruction, by oral exercises, kot at
tain Kn BT ANT OTBKH INSTITUTION, Each Student, by
this new process, is drilled at the DESK, ittdiviiiualiu.
step by step, until he has mustered the whole routine of
an Accountant's duties at thoroughly at though he had
aervta an apprenticeship tn some large Vttmmerttal Hou
se; and thus all awkwardness, fullering and egre
gious blunders are. In a great meat tire, dissipated.
In addition to our engagement of accomplished as
sistants, we hare also secured the services of some of the
most eminent lecturers in Ohio to lecture upou com
mercial topics.
Our course of instruction is too extended to partlm
larize here, but it embrace everv thing connected with
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with a free
and full discussion of its scientific principlesLectures
upon Commercial Iliitorv.ainJ History uf eminent Com
mit rein 1 Men, Commercial Geography, Commercial
Products, Commercial Calculations, Hanking, Political
Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade, Penman
ship, ic. 1
The Lndie& Department
Is now open for the receptioa of Ladies. No institu
tion in the Union imparts a more thorough or interest
ing course in this department.
J n couclusiun, we would add, that we shall put forth
our best efforts to merit in a still more eminent degree
the Hattering reception with which our enterprise has
met, ami pltUee ourtWivt to impart a more thoroueh
practical course of Jlercaiitie Instruction titan can be
formed at aty other similar College.
Among the many recommendations, we give the fol
lowing: ' We the undersigned, talie pleasure In testifying that
we are personally acquainted with .Mr. Ghamikk'k ahil-,
Ity as an Accountant, and Teacher of Book Keeping,
which is of the highest order, lie has had great expe
rience asau Accountant. in heavy Commen-ialand Bank
ing House, which gives him suiverior facilities inim-,
parting a practical kaotrrdge of Book Keeping, and a
tnorougn commercial cuueatton.
I. J. ALLEN, LL.D.,
President of Farmers' College.
LORIN ANDItEWS,
President of Keuyon College.
To young men who wish to acquire a "business edu
cation," we think It atfunis facilities seldom equaled.
Mr. Granger haa the rare qualification of theoretical
knowledge and aptness .u teaching, added to practical
Counting Koom experience, aid we feel confluent that
graduates from his College will he fully competent to
doep me most rompiteaiea set oj books.
A. P. STONE, Wholesale & Retail Merchant.
J.J. J ANNE Y, Sec. B'd Control. S. Bank Oh
J.F. PARK, Book Keeper at D.T. Woodhurvo.
D. OVEHD1EK, Book Keeper. Clinton Bank's.
II. Z. MILLS. Sec. ColumbusGas Ji Coke Co..
C. B. MASON, H'k Keeper for J.il.Kiley&Co,
For full particulars, send forcircular.
AN GEU Jt ARMKTRO 10
inil3 Proprietors,
ISEWFIKiHI NEW WOODS 1 1 NEW
riticEsm
THE subscribers, are now opening, at their
new Store, on Conant street, the largest and
Oi,. via best atock of Bonds in their lina ever biousht to
tills market, among which willba found
WATCHES AND CLOCK
a Innr stock, ol all prices.
.'JEWEL It Y.
a larob Ann well sf.i.ecteo stock or new pat
terns. SILVER AND PLATED GOODS.
conslstlno' of
SPOONS, FORKS, CAKE BASKETS, TA-
BI.K UABTUKH. iff.
Shelf llnrdvrnre and Cutlery,
Musical Instruments. Yankeb Notions, &e.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
of all qualities; Sporting Apparatus, 3.C.; Gun maker's
materinu, a mil atocK.
WATCHES, CLOCKS. AND JEWELRY,
repaired at ahort notice. All work Intrusted tout, will
be done In a thorough and workmanlike manner, and
warranted.
OXTSn MADE TO ORDER.
and repairing done at the shortest notice. Please give
us a cnll and examine our goods j we are bound to make
nutck sales and small proms.
GK1SWOLD& CHAMBERLAIN.
TIME must be attended to, but the cheapes place
to buy Watches Is at the AEW STORE where
voq will find the larovst and best stock erer offered In
this market A good, English watou, warranted, for
t8 OOlj Lapfne and Anrhnr levers, open and hunting
case, from 9 00 to 20 OOJ Time Knglith Capcri
Levers, open and hunting from 25 00 to 100 00
New French gold watch. Lupine and Anchor, open
face and hunter, from ji? uo to I uuf an war
ranted good time keepers. (Jive us a vail before pur
chasing, we are bouud to sell cheap. 4
GR19W0LD CHAUBEtlLAIX.
Clocks Tick. You will find the largest nnd best
stock, of all prices at the NEW STORE, in
perrect order, and warrant tiicm for one year.
GrincolH A? Chamberlain.
riQ the Ladies we would say, we hare the largest
1 and best assortment or Jewelry, silver, ami Miver
Plated floods, ever brought to this market Please give
us a call. Urwwotd Lhamberlam.
T'hnse u ho dnnce mart par the Fiddler. We
have a large stock of Accordions from 37 1-3
cts to 700 tngt-tlier with Flutes, Violins, t rings.
bows, anu an tne natures, cnunp,
GriMWvld 3f hamberlaitu
rpo Gun Milkers. We have a full stock of gnn
1 materials, anions which will be round
Four dns. Hitchcock A Mtizzy's, and Pennington
nine barrels, single and in pairs.
Gun Locks, all sorts and a full stock.
Mountings, Hprings, Hritch Plug, Patent Britches,
Hod Trimmings anu an ttie fixtures.
Six gross Gun Cones, all qualities.
Please give us a call before purchasing.
Uriswold V Chamberlam.
Tar in Kama not yet Settled. We can supply
T V you with Kitli'S or all sorts; a mil stocK on nana
ami maue to oruer. uooa uoutue onot uuns tor
Patent britch, plain or twist, from $15 to $-'0. Fine
Iwlst and Lannntlcd Bteel on hand and made to or
dir. Single Shot Guns from 3.Afi to $7.00. A full
stock Sporting Apparatus Shot Hags Kelts, Pouches
Flasks rrom l to in oz my aiker s and ti- v. caps,
Powder, Shot, Lead, Ac Guns matte to order and re
pairing done at the shortest notice, and warranted to
give satisfaction. Gr is wold Hp Chamberlain.
1istols. A full stock, consisting of Colt's and War
ners Revolvers; Double Hand Hide, also double
and single German, a full stock, cheap.
Griswold Chamberlain.
FTo Members of Contrres. We would respectful
L ly s;iy, we can supply you with Canes and Revol
vers of all sorts and descriptions cheap.
iiriswoid V Chamberlain.
KEYS. Six gross, all sorts and sizes from till to
largest door locks fitted to order.
GKISWOLD A CnAMRERLAIN.
Hardware. A general assortment: Locks a full
stock; Hutu, Screws, Table and Pocket Cutlery
Joiners' Tools, Yankee Notions Ac,
Uriswold A? Chamberlain.
Thips. A full stock, and all prices.
(Sriswold V Chamberlain.
r1o Smokers. You will find the lurpcst nnd boat
JL stock of be gars, Segar Cases aud Fancy Pipes in
town.
W. P. GH1SW01.P.
W. IL CUAMUEULAIN.
Oct. Hth. Ift5fi.
l)OiU&! HOOKS. ! HOOHS.U
Freh arrivals weekiv at
rr o l 7" s it o a k store,
sign of the Book, consisting of School Hooka of all
kinds nlso atin, Greek, French, German, and the
higher mathematical works. He hIso lias tbe standard
Poets Histories, Kiographics, Travels, New and Popu
lar Works, etc., etc., together with commentaries and
notes on the Scripture; works on Theology, Annuals
Gift Hook, for nil scaitons and ages slargo assortment
of Holiday GilU. und Toy Hooks with beautiful
pictures lor the children, uf Stationery, he has the
best the eastern market affords anil iu great variety.
I.KS IHa k, Hlue, ltcd. Carmine, Arnold's and
Harrison's Fluid, Copviug, ludelliblc, etc.
GOLD 'A.S Mammoth, Lngronsiog, Commor
cial. Ladies Ac. at HOLTU
I le kind old's Genuine 1" reparation,
Highly Concentrated Compound Fluid
EXTRACT BUCHU.
For all the disease ol' the Bladder, hiducys Urinary
and Sexual Organs.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED ! ! 1
It cures diseases of the lll.AI'PKI!,
KIDNEVS.
OltAVfcL,
DR tl'SY.
OBSTRUCTIONS
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
CHROKIO (JONOHRIIQSA,
Sl'UICTUriKS,
C.lJiETS,
And all diseases arista? from excesses and liupruden
ri.9 in liTe,
KEEVOUS AND DE1IIL1TA TED SUFFERERS,
and removes ull iuiprojier disch:irses from the llladder,
Kidneys, or ireximl organs, whether existing io
MALK OB. FEMALE,
from whatever canne they may have originated, and no
matter of how long slaudiug, and giving health and
vigor to the frame, and
BLOOM TO THE FADED CHEEK.
PElilLlTY, brought on by almse, a most terrlblo
disease, whii h (wis hrought thousands of the human
family to untimely gravs thus blasting the brilliant
hopes of piircnts and blighting in the hud the glorious
ambition of many a noble youth, can be cured by the
use uf this
INFALLIBLE REMEDY,
and as a medicine which must bene lit everybody, from
the simply delicate to the conlincd aud dcspuiiingly
invalid, no equal is to be found. If you bave contract
ed the terrible discuncr which when once seated in the
system, undermines the couatitutijli, sapping the very
vital fluids of life,
PROCTItE THE BEMEPY AT ONCR.
The Leprous diftilment whose effect
Hold such an enmity with blood of man.
Thut swift as quicksilver it courses through
The natural gates and alleys of the body,
Curdling like eager druppuigd into milk,
The thin and wholesome blood.
BEWARE OF QUACK NOSTRUMS AND
QUACK DOCTORS.
Eelmbold'8 Highly Concentrated Compound
liuia atixtract ot uuenu
Is prepared directly according to the
RULES OF I'rliKMAt'Y AND CHEMISTRY,
with the greatest accuracy and chemical knowledge
and care devoted in its combination. Its popularity
lias cxtcnueu in an directions and whether uscu in
town, country, hosidtal or private practice, hug invari
ably given the most decided and unequivocal satisfac
tion unu proauccu tu most salutary anu Dene tic ml
effects. It has been, and is used in all the principal
cities in the Called States and llritish Provinces in
both public aud private practice, with great sue cess. -Henceforth
let it be understood, for the uroofs are too
overwhelming to be contradicted, that Ilumbold's
Highly Concentrated Compound Fluid Extract Uucbu,
is the moHt valuable remedy evur offered to the athkwU.
1 he maa of voluntary testimony in possession of the
proprietor fa immense, embracing names well-known to
bUlhWUL AM) r AUE I
Celebrated physicians and distinguished clertrrme.
Bee I'rof' iewee's valuable work on the Practice of
Physic, and most of the late standard works of Medi
cine.
It ia a medicine whioh ts perfectly pleasant In its
taste and odor, but immediate in its action, and it is
taken by persons of either uex, without hindrance from
business or medical advice, as explicit directions for
use, ana am pie number or reliable and responsible cer
tificates to convince the moat skeptical will accompany
eacn ooiuc.
Price 1.00 per botlle, or six bottles for $5. Deliv
ered to any address. Prepared and sMd bv
H. T. HEMlt'OLD,
Practical and Annlvtical Chemist,
No. 51 Booth Tenth street, below Chestnut, (Astern
My building,! Phitndeiphio.
Te be had of H. Hitrritt, Maumee: Peck A Hamilton
Pcrrysburg, and of Drupe let and Pealera throughout
tbe United Utoa. and Drhitk rrvvuicva.
!
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AYER8
OflER&Y
PECTORAL,
roa Tit a eapid cvkb or
Conghsj Colds, and lion men ess
BttTMFiRtJ, Mass., Pec. 20th, 185.
Dr. J. C. Ayrr: 1 do not hesitate to say
that the beat remedy I have over fonnd
for Coughs Hoarseness Influenza, ana
the concomitant symptoms of a Cold, Is
yonr (Jhrhrt Pectoral. Its constant
use In my practice and my family for the
last ten years haa shown It to possess su
nt, ri or vlrtnca for the treatment of these
aWfP complaint. EHEN KNIGHT, M. D.
4V A. B. MORTLY, Esq., of Utica, N. Y.,
writes : I have used yonr Pectoral my-
tell and In my family ever since you Invented it, and
believe It to be the best medicine for Its purpose ever
fmt out. With a bad cold, I should sooner pay $26.00
or a bottle than do without it, or take any other remedy.
Croup; Whooping Cough. Influenza
SrKiNoriKi.o, Ml,, Feb. 7, 1856, ,
Brother Aver: I will cheerfully certify yonr Pectoral
Is the best remedy we possess for the Whoopina; Cough,
Croup, and the chest diseases of children. We ofyour
fraternity in the South appreciate your skill, and com
mend your medicine to our people,
111 RAM COXKLTN, M. D.
AMOS.LEE, Ksn., Monterey, la,, writes, 3d Jan. 18S0:
I had a tedious InQuenxa, which confined mo in doors
six weeks; took many medicines without relief; finally
tried your Pectoral by the advice of onr clergyman
The first dose relieved the sore nc us in my throat and
lungs; less than one-half the bottle made me complete
ly well. Your medicines were tbe cheapest as well as
the best we can buy, nnd we esteem you D out or, aud
your remedies as the poor man's friend.
Asthma.; or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
Wbst Maschrhtkr, Pa,, Feb. 4, iMnfl.
Bir: Your Cherrv Pectoral is performing marvelous
cures In this section. It has relieved several from
alarming symptoms of consumption, and is nowenring
a man who' has labored under an affection of the lungs
for the last fortvvears, HKXHY L. PARKS, Mer.
A. A. KAMSEY, -M. P., Albion, Iowa, writes Sept. 6,
18,'r.'.: Durins mv nractire of many years I hare found
nothing equal to your Chrmt Pectoral for giving ease
and relief to consumptive patients, or curing such as
are curable.
We might add Tolumes of evidence, but the most
convincing proof of the virtues of this remedy is found
in its e Beets upon trtai.
Consnmptlon.
Probablv no remedy has ever been known which
cured so many nnd such dangerous cases as this.
Some no human nid can reach; but even to those the
Cherry Pectoral atTorns relief and comfort.
AriTon HorsE, New York City. March 5, 1858.
Dr. Aver. I.otrefl: I feel It a duty and a pleasure to
inform you what your Cherry Pectoral has done for my
wire. tMie naa oven tor nve montn mooring unacr tne
dantrerous symptoms of consumption, from which no
aid we could procure gave her much relief. She was
steadily ratling, until ir. wrong, or mis city, wnere
we have come for medical advice, recommended a trial
ofyour medicine. We bless bis kindness aswc do your
skill, for she haa recovered from that day. She Is not
yet aa strong as she nsed to be, but is free from her
cough, and cans nerseii wen.
Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, or Shilivvil...
Consumntives do not desuair till you have tiled
Ayr's Cherry Pectoral. It is made by one of the best
medical chemists in the world, and its cures all around
ns bespeak the high merits of its virtues Philadelphia
Ledger.
Prepared by CR. J. C. AYER.
Practical and Analytical iSheiniitt,Lotcellt Mast.
PltirE, $1 00 PO.R HOTTLI.
AVER'S PILLS. Pricb25Cts niRoi.
Sold by H. Rurritt, Allen A Nelson, Maumee, Peck A
Hamilton, Pcrrysburg, and by all Druggies every
where. Sept. 2(ly.
CAHTI II S SPAMSH IHITl C.
THF GREAT FURIHKK OF THE llI.onD !
THE BEST ALTERATIVE KNOWN ! !
Not a Particle of Mercury in it!
An infallible remedy for Scrofula. King's Evil, Rheu
matism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, pimples
or Postules on the Face, Hlotches, Roils. Ague
and Fever. Chronic tSore Eves. Ringworm
or Tetter, Scald head, nlargcment
and pain of the Rones and Joints
Salt llbeum. Stubborn Cl
ccrs, ltvphilitic Disor
ders, and all diseas
es arising from
au iu.iui-
cioiii
use of Mer
cury, Imrjriidenco
ttt Life, or tnipuritt of
the Hiood.
This great alterative Medicine and rurifisr of the
Rlood is now utd by thouamls ot prate hi I p.ttient'
from ull parttof the Cuited States, who testify tli.il;.
to the remarkable cures performed bt tle greatest l
all medicines -CAHUlilt'S SPAMHl MIX 1 IKK."
Neurulgin, Kheumattsm. Scroiula, Ernptiomi on thr
M in, l.iver Pirease, fevers, t icon, una sores, -nec-tion
of the Kidnevs. lisenr.us of the 'rhroiit. Female
complaints, I'uins'aiid Achiugs of the bone snd joints.
are speedily put to ingiit o using tins iucai:inuint rtin
edv.
Foralldiseirwsnfthe Blood. nothing hasyct been found
to compare with it. It clenni-s the s-teiii of all im-
turities, acts gently and etliciently on tlie Liver and
idnejis, strengthens the Iiigostion, gives tone to the
stomach, makes the skin cleur and heulthv, ami restores
the Constitution, enfeebled bv disense ur broken down
by the excesses of jouth, to iu pristine tigor and
strengtn.
For the diseases or fkma i.t.h U i peculiarly appli
cable, and wherever it has become Known is regularly
prescribed with the hiippiest tflecis It invigorates
the weak and dehelitated. nntl imparts elasticity to the
worn-out frome. clears the skin, aud leaves the patient
fresh and healthy ; a single bottle of this riiettinmhle
remedy is wurtn all tneso-caiieu sarsaparuias in exist
ence.
The large number of certificates which we have re
ceived from persons from all parts ot tne Lniteu Mates,
is the best evidence that there is no humhu? about it.
The Press, hotel keepers, ma irist rates, iihvsirians, and
public men, well known to the community, all add their
testimony to tne wonaenui enecu oiidibukkatulouh
PUIIIF1EH.
Call on the Agent and get an Almanac, and read
the details of astonishing cures performed bv caktkk'h
spartisn HiXTt'ltK. (in most cases irhere everything else
had signally failed.) 1 he limits ol un auvertiseuient
will not admit their lull insertion.
Wtf.S. REEKS Si CO., Proprietors.
No. Mot, ltronduny. New York,
To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale bv Druggists and Country Merchants in all
parts of the t'nited States and the Cunadns, and bv
PECK St, HAMILTON, Periybburg, and II. DPR-
ni l I. Maumee city. bept. u, lfloo iy
ArFLICTEO ICI'AU ! !
TTIIILADELPHIA MEDICAL IIOV8E. Es
X tablished twenty-two vears auo bv !u. KINKKL-
IH, corner of Third and Lnion streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
TWENTY-TWO YAEKS
Experience has rendered Ir. K. a most successfu
practitioner in tne cute ot all diseases ot a private na
ture; manhood's debility as an impediment to mar
riage ; nervous and sexunl iiturmitfes, diseases of the
skin, and those arising from abuse of mercury,
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There Is an evil habit sometimes indulged in by boys,
in solitude, often growing up with them to manhood
and which, if not reformed in due time, not only be
gets serious obstacles to matrimonial happiness, but
gives rise to a series of protracted, iusidiuus, and de
vastating anecuons.
Few of those who give wav to this neruicious pi c-
tice are aware of the consequences, until they find tho
nervous svstem spattered, teei strange anu unaccouit'
able sensations, and vat;ue fears in the mind. (See na
ges, 27, Jd, '2!. of Dr. K's. book on Sell Preservatic .")
The unfortunate thus a fleeted becomes feeble, rs un
able to labor with accustomed vigor, or to apply his
mina to stuav ; nis step is uruy anu wean ; ne is auu
irresolute, and engages even in bis sports with less en
erifv tliau usual.
If he emancipate himself before the practice has
done its worst, and enter matrimony, his marriage is
umruittul, and Ins sense tells In in that tins is caused bv
his early follies. 'Iliete are considerations which should
awaken the attention of all who are similarly situated
He who places himself under Dr. Kinliclin's treat
ment, may religiously connue in nts potior as a gentle
man, and rely upon the assurance, that the secrets o
Dr. K's patit nts will never be disclosed.
Younir man let no false modesty deter von from ma-
king our case known to one. who, from education and
rcMiectuOitity.can certainly Petri end you.
Dr. Kinkelin's residence has been for the last twenty
Jearsatthe ti. W. corner of luird aud I'uiua streets!
hiUdelphia, Pa.
PATIEJSTS AT A DISTANCE.
Can have (by stating their ease explicitly, together
nnii u iiibt Bjiiijiii'iim, icr iciiwr, eiiciostiug a remit
tance.) Dr. K's medicine, appropriated accordingly.
Forwarded to any part oi the United States, and pack
ed secure from damage or curiosity, bv Mail or Express.
READ YOL1H AND MAN IIO(H) 1
A Vigorous Life or a Premature Death, Kinkelinon
Self Preservation OnU 'loceuts.
Letters containing that value in sumps will ensure
m cupy, per rviurn ui niuii.
GRATIS! CKATiari GRATIS I I I
A Free GIFT To All.
MISERY KELIEVED.
"Nature's Guide." a new and popular Wurk, full 1
valuable advice and impressive warniur, alike calculi
tad to prevent years of misery, and save tluiusauds ofi
lives, is distributed without Charge, and forwarded bv
ml, prepaid to any PostOHicv istae United Statcs.cn
tecisring anonlcr cnclasitig lws postage stamps.
lid) it, k-M.Ii ly
BUSINESS CARDS.
C I fV. CLOT H I N Q
J M P o it I u;:M
Wm ROBERTSON, 1 -
Maumee City, Ohio. 1 v
HAS jntt received a ehoiea aeleotioti of Fall ai4
Winter goods, consisting of French and Engliski w
(Moths. Cassi meres. OrerooatTnir. and Doeski.rsi Pm "
and Fancy Silk, Satin, Velvet, and rich Pltish Vesting!
which he Is prepared to make up to order. In the tnosC r r
fashionable style, and warrant to giveanUraaariisfacUos,)! .
or no sale. Also Shirta, Under-Shlrts, Drawers, Col-.
tars. Gloves, Cravats, Soarfs, Ties, Suspenders Half '
Hoee, Fur and Buck Gauntlets, soft fur aud wool Hate.' '
plush aud cloth Caps, Aleo,
II L A U I
IS A DE
CLOTHINOi
which he Is constantly menufacturinir and selllnsr at rl
eea lower than is usually paid for Eastern Trash, made '
to sell." As his clothing Is manufactured ander hie . , i,
own supervision, he Can recommend it as being well'
mane, and ot superior quality.
Store, one door west of Allen H Nelson's brick build- ,
Ing Sept. 20,1856--4qvj'Ji
B- A. CROSS.
. Dealer m
WATCH rS CLOCK. nWELRT, Slt.TKtt, TXaTZB AMB
BRIT AM A WAltK, TUCKKT CtTLSRT AMP ,
r . . FANCT GOODS,
Wayne strrtt, Meumee City, Ohio, '"
WATCHES, Clocks, Ac repaired ec
'A short notice, sir. C. fa an experienced
and practical workman, and those favv -
K anu t ins uicir iiiiivufrr, tunj u
fend upon having their work faithfully '
done. Not, 1, lflftft. Uy. .
' F. r: MILLER Jc CO.,
DKALEHS1N
Dry GooJt, Grorfr'ttn, 1 lardtrarr, Crackrry, BocU oasr.
Uho., Clolhiug, iron, Aail; Vlast,
Halt, ay,
They respectfully solicit a share of public patrosafS.
Store, formerly occupied by . D. l'KCK & Co Qtt1
Front street. "
l'KimvsDuno, wood co, ohio.
Jan. U, 1RC.B.
HOUSTON & GODWIN,
hbat.bks in
Dry Good, Oroetriei, Boot and Short, Ready
Clothing, Pork, Beef, Potatottf
Oatt, iff., Sre,
Selling at L'ni sual Lot PbicCs.'
Perryshurs:, Jan. 25, IH.'ili.
AMERICAN HOUSE,
JOSEPH LANGENDERTER, Proprietor,-'
Corner of Dmlley ic Commt st... Maumee City, O.
L. IL'LLKlt. H. B. DUYLB. ..
FULLER & DOYLE,
Attorneys and Counsellors at La
AUD
GENERAL AOENT8,
CORNER OF SUMMIT AND MOMtUK STRF.STS'
Toltdo, Ohio.
3. T. Pn.I.KB. Notast Pni.is. ;
II. BUlimiT
HA S removed his Drug Store to tbe building formerly -occupied
by (). 1. I(anne)-, on Wayne streot, (near
the Book store,) where he has opened the largest
stock of
Drugs. Medicines, and C7icmicah9
ever before offered in Manmee City. Tie returns hie '
thanks for the liberal patronage previously bestowed I
upon him, and hopes by diligence and punctuality in
business, end a liberal policy to his patrons, to merit a
continuance of past favors ; assuring them, together
with all others ho may favor him with a call, that it
will be his pleasure, at all times, to furnish them pure
medicines of 'almost every kind, aud medical advice, if
necessary. A vuriety of ;. l-
Chemicals, Pure M ines and Liquors for Medical or .Ve
chanical purposes, (but none of an inferior and
deleterious composition.) Flavoring
Extracts for Cooking, Per-
fnmery. Tooth Paste
ant I J'nuilers,
Skin Fowdcrs. Hair ltetnratives and Hair Tonics, Up
Itulru and IVmades, Shaving Crcnms aud Soaps,
Toilet Soap; Cloth, Hair, Hat. Tooth. Nnil,
Scrub, Paint and Wliitcwnah ltnishcs;
Fancy articles, Spts. Turpentine, Lin
seed, Lard, Whale, Tunuerx', FUh
and Neatt-Foot OILS;
FAINTS.
White and ltcd Lead Zinc, Chocolate or Firs
Proof Paint ground in oil, a new article,
and finer Paiula of all color ; Dye
Woods and Dye Stitjfs, U induto
Glass and Glaw Mart; Gro
ceries, bitch as Teas, Su
gura, liice, Peyper, t
Spices, tjc,
nnd many other niiiclcs, as well as a large variety C
Proprietary Medicii es. ntl.iptcd to all dicu?cs. He haa
also set up a new FOUNTAIN, from rhich issues a, '
jet of ice-ctld minimi wiitt'r, at the plraure of the op- .
era tor. for the special benefit of bis customers. " -'
AitLMtt 2. s:,H.
iOCTOU IIOOFLANirt ,
CKJ EliHATFD
GERM Vif BITTERS, '
Dr. C. M. JACKSON, IMiila.t'a, Pa.
win. r.rri:rTi'ti.i.Y ct nn
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYhl'I-I'Sl A, JAVXPICrT
Chronic or AVeou Debility, Diseases of the Kidney,
and aft diseases arising from a disordered Liver u-
Niumach. t
Pnch i'
as Consii
pation. Inward
Files, Fullness of
blond to the head, Acidi
ty of the tStoinuch, Kautft, ,
Hcarihuru, Difgiirt for food. Ful
ness or weight in the stomach. Sour
eructutitius, siiiking or fluttering at the pit
of the stomach, swimming of the head, hnried -'
and difficult It res thing. Fluttering at the Heart,
Chuakingor suffocating st-nsatlon htn iu a lying pos
ture, dimness of vision, dots of vcbs before the sight,
fever and dull pain hi the head, deficiency of perspira
tion, yellowness of the sktn and etcs, pain in the side,
buck, chest, limbs, ic,, sudden tWl,es of heat, burning
in the flesh, constant Imaginings of evil, and great de
pression of spirits.
Tbe proprietor in calling the attention of the pub
lic to this jircparaiion, dues so with a feeling of tlie
utmost confidence in its virtues and adaptation tp the
diseases for which it is rcccommendrd.
It is no new and untried article but one that haa
stood the test of ten years' trial before the American
people, aud its reputation and sule is miritaled ly any
similar preparations extar.t. 'I he trttmnny in its fa
vor given by the most prominent and well known Fby- ,
sic iii us and individuals in all parts of the country ia
immense, and a careful perusal of the Almanac, pub-ci
lilicd annually by the proprietor, aud tube hiidgrnt-.
is of anv of his agents, cannot but satisfy the inoct
skeptical tfaat this remedy is really deserving tkc grtaMT
celehrety it has obtained.
Principal OHice and Manufactory, No. 06 Arch St.,
Philadelphia. Fa.
Certijicat of HALF LUTE, Esq., Editor " Spirit
Of the Times! 'Irontvn, Ohio.
InoNTOit, Oct. SO, 1854. 5
Dr. C. M. Jackson Peur Kir, The bitters are in
great demand here. In addition to the quantities sold
by Moxley & Uarber, yonr agents, the two other stores
sell more of them than any other medicine. J find
they are much used by convalescent fever patients to
rebuild their broken constitutions. 1 have used during
the last summer, iu my own family, four bottles. They
were rereo mended to me fim bv a neighbor, at a time
when my system was much debilitated from the effects
of a severe Billious fever. They gave tne an appetite,,
and restore da tune and vigor tv'sny whole system. Its
one of the September numbers of my paper I related,
my experiencj of the good effects of the bitter, since
u hicli time they have had a large snle, and have now
become the standard medicine in this vicinity.
In conclusion, 1 would say that I feel great pleasnre
in giving you this testimony of the value and success
of your preparation. Uespectfully yours,
HALF LUTE.
Gxiat CvKi.ArrxR the Fhtsiciaab had Failf.d
Ht'ssKLriLLE, Ohio, Jan. 10,
Dr. C. M.Jackson Dear Sir, H would Infornst
you that we are out uf your BHtere, wldch find a ready',
sale. One of our neighbors haa been doctoring for
some time (we think about two years with all the doo--tors
in the country, bat all ef no avail. He looked as
much like si deud man going about as anything we
can compare him to. His disease appeared to be an
overflowing of the gall. With hard persuasion we'
prevailed on him D try our bitters, with the proroieer
to him, if it did no ffotnj, we would charge him nothinap
for it, provided he took six bottles according to the di
rection, which he hasdone, and is now entirely cared,
and has become a well man. This care haa created t
great sale in this neighborhood."
Respectfully. EDWARDS & BROWN. :
They are entirely vegetable, free from all injurious
Ingredients, or alcohulivsiimulanls, always strengthen
ing and never prostrating the system. 1 '
Fi iee 76e. per bottle. tSold hv Drutrirlsts and Store
keepers In every town and village in the United Suitee
end Cai.saTas,
Paid bv II. BURRITT, Maumee City ; FECK
HAMILTON, Ferrysburg t Liusdule U Bros,, if roe
port; Norman Brewster, Seotch liidge ; Jno. Bradnee
West Bnilve.
slrs