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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
From the Newspaper Advertising Agency of
5. NJ. Pettengill Il Co..
l22 Nassau-st. N. York, and 10 State-st Boston
Morse's Compound Syrup of
YELLOW DOCK BgesaAE.

I'JNllIS is II purely vegetable compound srientif-
L cally prepared from the best roots and herbs O.
the Nlateria Medca, and has gained an unriyalled
reputation for the following effects viz; RocUL,typ
and Strmg gthenjRg the Liger a,d DjoeSijye Oyoo,,g
and cleansing the Stomach and BolreRS. and tbus
CURING all bilious diseases, Liver Complaints Dys
pepsia Indigestion Costyeness, Piles Headache.
Fever and Ague Jaundice, Nausea, Loss Of kppe-
tlte &c, and causing the food to nourish and snnort
every part, PURIFYING the MOOD and Inn.
curing all HumOrs, Cutaneous Eruptions. Scrofula
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scad Head Canker PIN
pies on the face, Blothes, Ulcers Iumors. Mercurial
Diseases Cancers, &c; Regulating the Sec7etoyy
organs, and by enabling them to perform their rro
perfunctions, preventing and curing many Danf,1
and dangerous diseases; rengtheniqg a0d gniefjyc
the Nervous SyStem thus alaving Nervous Irritatio
and curing all diseases of the nerves, as Hysterin
Neuralgia, Cramps, &c.
IL IS URriUalled In the Cure of all Fswoys Co,o
plants, as weakness, general debility. irrepulartv
distractions, swelling of the feet limbs. Joints S
caused by weakness Also, Lung and Throat Com
plants, as Colds, Coughs, Asthma CONSUMPTION. &c,
also, Dropsy.
Having made use of the Compound Svrup ofYe1
low Dock Root, prepared by c. MORSE e. 60
either ourselves or in families and fndin il to
be very salutary and effectual preparation we do
most cheerfully recommend to the public as vary
valuable medicine.
E Bourne, Esq, Cashier National Bank. provi
dence, Il. l.; A. W. Spencer, ESQ., Cash Lime Rock
Bank do do do; Rev VIM Phillips, Rev J. b Rich
mond, c. S. Jones, editor Providence Gen. Advt
VIM Field, NJ. w. G. NJ. Cyrus Fisher. VI. z. n
James Hutchinson, G. S. Dea, V. J. Bates, DR.. Ben
Colby and one hundred others of the most respect
able families of Providence
This certifes that have for a number of years
been acquainted with the composition and mode of
of MoRsE'S CoMpoUND SYRI,p of Yrt-
Low Dock RooT. have also been acquainted with
It's modus operandi in disease and say that in all
respects is admirably calculated TO remedy thar
class of diseases for which it is designed If is es
peciay valuable in Indigestion and all its attendant
it excites TO healthy action the L;ror
removes tGrpor and inactivity ofths organ and slim
rator or purifier of the blood il has no superior.
DAVID HOLMES, NJ. ID. i
Providence r. l.. JAN 4, 1853.
Ea5-Preparcd by c. MORSE e. Co., 446 Broad
way n. Y, and sold by PECK q ROBERTSON L
perrys6urg and by Druggists and dothersthroughout
his and other countries .--l2vl
ME TOLEDO BLADE has been enlarged
L to the size OF the LARGEST DAILIES on the Lakes
hereafter special eXertions will be made to make il
Of
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Farming Lands for Sale.

NHE undersigned offers for sale in quantities to
l. suit purchasers, the following described lands,
IN Lake township, Wood county, Ohio, viz:
Section One, CONTAINING GAO acres
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BUSINESS CARD.
I'll. CALLARD respectfully

NJ FL. CALLAKD respectfully informs the
IN. merchants and citizens generally of Perrys-
burg and its vicinity that he has opened
T1ILOR'S SHOP
J. A. Halls store, where he will at all times
during business hours be ready to cut and manu-
facture CLOTHING in the latest and best STYLE All
orders given will be accomplished with promptitude
and economy.
N. B.-Cutting done for the Trade, and warranted
10 fit when properly made up. au22lyl
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J. w. KILLS & SONS,
Manufacturers of all kinds of Paper and Blank
Books. Springfield, Ohio.
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Farmers. Look Bcrct

| He manufactures BaY4 Posts CIrLTIV NTOP.
new article patented April 9th, 1852 to which lie,
would call the attention of agriculturists Assn la
boraaHing machine, it is capable of doing doubI.
the amount of work of any ordinary Cultiyator =
This implement has two long shares. one ON ,q,h
side constructed of steel. and fastened on themoul
boards IN Such manner to move the entire ,,,r
face OF the ground, thereby cutting all roots and
weeds that come in contact with the shares ~ 5iob
may be graduated by the cevy to run from tv, tn,
SIX inches in depth.
The three small plows attached to the sharcs an
SWer the same purpose of the common tooth c,Iti-
'ator and IN addition to the shares and ployS IS -
metallic blade rake attached to the rear Of tbe ,,r1
tiNtor. winch serves to cut and break mn IN. .od
ana hard Jumps, leaving the earth in a fine and ,pI
veHzed condition. The effectiveness of this cul,,n
tor renders second hoeing unnecessary, which Is 4
saving of time and labor
Mr.. Perrin also manufactures n larper si,ed ~,
chine, constructed upon the same principle "a tho
above bnt with larger shares and containino, ,yo
small poWs IN addition to the corn cultivation ,,birk
Is ueslTheu TO put IN grain, and working upon sum
mer tallows. They are Hght and of o,,robI, ,o,,
StrmcttoH' rea0t(y haHdIed and Of easy dra,,cby
Tins CULTIvAToR obtained the first preini,., =,
the Ohio State Fair, held at CIerelaadin Scnt $50
shop on Front-st Perysburg, Ohio.-IItf
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BUSINESS CARDS.

S. JEFFERSON,
Attorney at Law, SOLICITOR Chancery Land Agent,
&c. &c. Office in the court house, Perrysburg, o.
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i to the size of the LARGEST DAILGEs on the Lakes
Hereafter special eXertions will be made to make il
authoritative on subjects of commerce. the ,arksts.
and the news of the day. It daily publishes the la
test Telegraphic news, and usually contains the
markets OF Buffalo and Nev York of the day it is
issued 10y - "
Connected with the office, is BINDERY. am
ply supplied with hands and machinery, which will
promptly execute any work demanded bv the wants
of the country
Subscri ptions and work for the Bndery received
at this office
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REFORM or ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.

hereby give notice to the people of Perr7sburle
ana elsewhere that am now fully prepared 20 treat
such are respectfully invited to come and h. rrra
Wy mode OF remoynm di.ease is L,. dc 49, -.
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Vegetable Medicines.

]
Seiectedtrom all the best made use of NV min, ,i;
Always acting IN unison with the powers Of life and
which do not leave the system in n sbot,erod al I
eu "a coiultioii' such as generallvfoloMs the us-.
VI Mercury and mineral medicines From, n,,r,
years experience III the use of Vegetable Remedies
feel justified in saving that every form ~ j;s
can ne enurey cured by the use of nv med;cin, fo,
thousands OF people are annually cured of every t,
Vi !lse45e py the use OF these medicines am also
assisted 10y the advice of many eminent L FcIec,i, I
scians III the United States pa!
Among the many diseases which have cured ana
am prepared 10 cure again, are the following Fsycr
ana Ague Bilious, Typhus, and febrile diseases ,t
80! NI'e diseases OF the stomach and bowels
Innahlihati"h ana debility of the Liver and Iuu,s
Rheumatism of all kinds; White SwclIinc. S,r,f,
Ia; al KINDS OF Old Sores old Ulcers and pld Sr
Legs: Come and converse with those that b,,.
cured ana they viii tell you that three ooqy< has
gu,eu 0'e,n WIN me when torty dollars elsewher.
ana not. sore Eyes, Asthma, all disease. of tla
throat, mouth and head: pain in the side ,v.,tra.
III the pack Dropsy; breaking out on the surface.
humorS III the blood Piles NenereaI disease. ..oi
IN rev Gays all diseases of Children and ma tin
lary all diseases of Women :--those voaL,n.ass, -
common to them can be removed a,,i i'teH -
eases too numerous TO mention, both ,,eperaI nrl
local, WI! be cured in the shortest pGS.ihIa t;,n
cured - JNN''e' anu Oe
If any reasons be asked for the dec;do5 ,,,,,
take on this subject, they can be oivon l., -
place, so many of the Inhabitants of the ,y,rlI -
acquainted with me, either personally or I1 cI,orac
TER, VIII expect this duty at my hands. Serond NV
'onsc''Hce NhIch cannot with any degree Of uro-
pflety resist, Is night and.day exciting me L.
every allurement Of happiness 10 emhorls IL tLiI'
'Ious cause. and by every degree of 1Iulg,,,i7;sI
shrink back into apathv aft,r -;
so long as ID years using every means in my ro,
Doth IN and out of the profession to st;rrs
laud to undertake this of all reforms tL % 'Die
'sSary. And third, my God, whom IiurIiro. -, -.
With all my heart soul, strength and mind .,r
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- SHAWLS!-We have this day received by ex-
- press splendid assortment Of fall and winter
Shawls, comprising variety of styles of the
Square and Long SEIAWLS. Those in want Of n
good shawl, will do well to examine these before
purchasing. LOct3l Il. PECK a. co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-16

SINGULAR MENTAL PHES0MENoN-Wch have been
informed OF very singular and unsccountable,
though not unparalleled occurrence, which took
place in the family of a gentleman connected With
the legal professor In this CITY, Early In the morn
ing, day two sgo, before the family had risen,
one Of the children, little boy, woke up, began
clappiDg his hands, and crying Johnnyb dead
JohDny's deadP' His parents supposed he had not
yet awakened and was dreaming. But the boy con-
tinued crying "Johnny's dead ~ Tho same morn
Ing intelligence reached the family Of the death q
young lad named Johnny, who had lived In
Charadon, and was playmate and companion OF the
boy who had been mysteriousy impressed with Bis
decease. Well authenticated cases OF this kind Are
Of frequent occurrence, and have ever been stumb-
ling blocks TO the old philosophers. We leave our
readers TO account for them as they see bt.Ckscs
land Piaindsaisr.
GOLD IN OHIo.-It is claimed that gold has beep
discovered In Ricllland county, Ohio. A gentleman
just nom the gold district showed the editor Of the
S0nduskv Register some specimens Of the shining
ore lately taken ont Of the gnlchss near Beevilh,
which have every appearance Of being pure go'3,
and II IN 10 pronounced by scientific persons who
have examined II. Tho quantities taken 0os are
small - worth having been taken by two pcrBous
in one day. which Is 80 far the best YIELD But Il
said new placers are being discovered ally; and
who knows but Belleville IL tho III D0radcf Tho
ae In mixed with . hne black sand; - On the
Pacific; and the rocking process n going On, IA
California. Much excitement prevails 10 the
Dciehhnthocd ~ tho "dicoinos"-th hcing sls,nt
me hundred nen engagcS in digging tbs s,snsng
catrIss, while others constantly pvssps ,tiDa.
the lii. aud streaaas-- cGsciasati CaIxastssA
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mcnS a. barAtOga, and the ground where the British
piled their arms, and the Geld Of the battle of Ben
nngton. We have also visited Forts william,
Henry and George, noolderaga, Crown Point, &C.,
which have been scenes Of blood from very early
part Of our history We we're more pleased, how
ever, With the botanical objects which continually
presented themselves. Those either unknown IT
rare In Virginia were the sugar mnple in vast abn
lance, the silver Ar, white pine, pitch pine, juniper
An aralea very different from the nadifora, With
very large clusters Of flowers, thickly set On
NE branches, Of deeper red, and high pink fra
GRANGE. Il 10 the richest shrub ] have seen. The
honeysuckle OF the gardens growing wild
= ne banks sol; 81 bake George wH scOsessrry the
abundance. From the Highlands 10 the lakes il Is
2 limestone country. The Sandy Hill Falls and
Hicss Falls, two very remarkable cstaracts Of the
tween Fort Edward and Fort George, arc Of lime
sene- Those Of the Cohoes on the west aide OF the
Hudson, and Of seventy feet height We thought not
. nmsstone. We have now got over about four
nundred miles OF our tour and have still about four
hsndSed and FIFTY miles 70 go over. Arriving here
IN saturday evening and the laws OF the State not
Permitting us 70 travel on the Sunday, has given me
crS 20 Trise 70 yea from hence. l expect TO be
q Philadelphia BY the 10th or 2lst inst.
Mr. Jefferson seems to have been carly Impressed
with the idea that n was for the interest Of the peo
PIE the United States 10 settle In the Spanish ter
siso,es adjacent to this country a. has been done
IN our time In the Gaze Of Texas. In letter to tho
n
MEMBER Of his cabinet, in April, 1871, Mr.. Jefferson
ssnxks:-- e,an s.f
Governor Quessdu, by order Of his court, II In
viting foreigners 70 90 and settle In Florida. This
, meant for our people. Debtors take advantage Of
=. and go on with their property. Our citizens
have right 70 go where they please. II Is the
badness OF the States to take measures 70 stop them
Oil their debts are paid. This done, I wish q hun
bred thoussnd of inhabitants would accept their
fnvtAtion. IL win be the Of delivering to US
pescesbly what may otherwise cost us war.
considerable time previous to resigning mis-
sBce - Secretary Of Stale in washington's cabi-
net, M. Je9brson was much dissatisfied with tho
course Of his colleagues in that cabinet, viz:
Hamilton, Knox and Edmund Randolph. In . letter
- Mr.. hsdison, dated In May, 17s3, he remarks:-
The Anglophobia has seized violently O. three
nembers Of our council This ds almost every day
. questions 81 neutrality. Hamilton produced toe
seher day The drxh o. letter from himself 70 the
colJsotss Of the cnstoms. giving them in charge 20
watch al the proceedings In their district con.
trsyy 10 the laws q neutrality 81. This was %
'crted ~ for several ressnns. p'udp,ph 10 md on.
bir 70 spbs, which, a. sl~ays hP2spa, b;Ssms tss
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an immense height over the far sunken Housatonc
valley, some lordly eagle, who in unshared exalta-
ton looks down equally upon plain and mountain.
Or you behold hawk sallying from some crag, like
Rhensh baron Of old from his pinnacled castle,
and darling down towards the river for his prey.
Or perhaps aziiy gliding about in the zenith this
stubborn audacity pecks at him, and spite of al his
bravery, finally persecutes him back TO his strong
hold. The otherwise dauntless bandit, soaring at
his topmost height, must needs succumb to this
sable image OF death. Nor are there wanting many
smaller and less famous fowl, who without contri.
buting to the grandeur, yet greatly add to the
beauty Of the scene. The yellow bird fits like
winged jonquil here aud there like knots Of violets
while hurying from the pasture TO the grove, the
red robin seems incendiary putting torch tn the
trees. Meanwhile the air is vocal with their hymns
and your own soul joys In the general joy. Like
yourself when all around you raise such hosaunas.
But in autumn those gay northerners, the birds,
return TO their Southern plantations. The noun
tains ere let bleak and sere. Solitude settles down
upon them in dnzxling mists. The traveller is be-
stt at perilous turns, by dense Sos Of fog. He
energies for moment into more penetrable air, and
passing some gray, abandoned house sees the lofty
vapors plainly eddy by It's desolatc door, JUS. a.
cles Of distant and lonely hegh:s Or, dismounting
from his frightened horse he leads him down some
scowliDg glen, where the road stceply dips among
ws pols Ss wsy -
scene, he sees some ghostlike object looming
through the mist at the roadside, and vending to.
wards II beholds rude white stone, uncouthly In
scribtd, marking the spot where, some fifty or sixty
years ago, some farmer WAS upset in his wood-sled
and persisted beneath the load
& In winter this region Ii blocked mp with snow.
inaccessible and impossible, these wild, unfrc-
guented roads, which In August are overgrown with
high grass, in December are drifted 70 the armpit
with the white 6eeco from the sky. IA II an ocean
rolled between man and man, intercommuncatio3
Ia often suspended for weeks and weeks
The interesting series Of articles on Plants, by
Professor Schiele De We're, 10 which he has given
the singular, and, as II appears TO u.s. not very ap
propriats title Of :" A Biography" Is continued In
the present number. The author, although Hun.
garian by birth, writes our language with precision
and elegance that might well be envied BY many
native born hyateurs. His 10 evidently Q mind
which, TO profound acquaintance with the various
branches Of natural history It has made It's
study, conjoins power Of generalization and poe
ivy cf expression that lend en- ipdesrbable charm
70 the shnpleSt t,pica Unlike the Peter Bell Of
Gdswonh, primrose growing % river ba1k
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laughed and chuckled over the example thus offered
for her imitation New England born, and accus-
TONED 70 the sharp east winds Of Maine, she cared
nothing for the petty frosts that only made the
their precious bulbs lay safely bedded in the SOIL
No matter what others did, shc never gathered her
garden crop Till Thanksgiving. That was her har-
vest time, her great yearly jubilee season when
and cellars were running over with the wealth O.
her little farm.
Christmas, New Year, the Fourth OF July, in
short, all the holidays Of the year we're crowded
months, she commemorated Thanksgiving only.
The res der must not, for moment, suppose that
the Thanksgiving Mrs. Gray loved to honor Was the
miserable counterfeit Of holiday proclaimed by
the Governor Of New York. No Mrs. Gray scorned
this poor attempt at imitation. II made her double
chin culver only TO think Of Il. II ever look Of
contempt crept into those benevolent eyes, Il was
whom people would try to convince her that any
Governor out Of New England !cculd enter into the
:pirh o. regular Down East Thanksgiving, OF
that any woman south Of old Connections could
be educated into the culinary mysteries al Z mince
pie. Her faith wAs boundlcss, her benevoIence
great bat n these things Mrs. Gray could not force
You should have seen the old lady a. Thanksgiy.
ing week Drew neas-not the Ne v York one, but
that solsnnly proclaimed By the Governor Of Maine
q ss sS That week the
busine-s. The customers were served By : strange
hand; the brightness Of her comely fsce Vas con.
nned to her own roof tree. 6he gave thanks to God
bat II wss her pleasure 70 render these thanks after
the fashion al her ancestOr-
You should have seen her then, surrounded bv
raisihs, blark curranta pumpkin sauce, peeled an
p,es snear eo.s., and plate, Of golden Sct.er. her
Kitchen redoIent With ginger, alispcs aud clovas.
ycu Ehouji have ssen hcf gI-..ns Sf.sse ps~i IN
pufnegs, w border " ker sQqw wbi.s cap risn &
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

49, r. R.-Pe,er and Asue-ChilI. stopped In Ten
you hive an attack Of the Chns. take Internally,
",l Of k.dw.y Ready Relief In some water
ea the stomach and nsuralIre the
anu A., a. battle The head nsst and IN. SPINE also q.
~ % 10 ten minutes from the use
.ne Relief whole system will be
om ehis Take Likewise Radways Regulators,
9oe Every day. htur before on rub The
AMI other parts Of the body with H. Relief
doses Of Regulators you v. entirely ee frUm hxue
TO PREVENT 1T.
TAKE Of Ready Relief morning evening
Keep the Liver and Bowels regular with
and Fev.r, or Fevers Of any kind.
FOR serofal, Syphilis Ricketts, Sores Cancers or ru-
vent ~ " 49, '' N - - Aes0'-
X. n n once, l62 Ful1n street,N.Y. apo-1m
az SYPHILIS, scROPULA AND DISEASED BLOoD--Yor
cihc. 1900 - ''e NN' 'Pe-
propretor have In one hundred
uneates OF the most extraordinary Effected by
refer the Certificate Of Richard
Richmond Va Edwin Burton, Commissioners the Reysnu. for
hehmpnd General weleh Of the Circus; Dr. Heniy
., Washington City Mr. Wm Matthew'S aud b. Luck, E.q,
OF hehmond Va Mr. Boyden, Exchange Hotel and host
ohsr who have seen OF the By
puriner OF the blood known.
For raleby BENNETT a BEERa
Dfurx
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

UNITED STATES HOTTER Glenn, " aui q R,n,o., y >.
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Persons living distance, and soted With seroa Ul,
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iee disease whatever OF aggravated
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