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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13
NEW.YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS

UDRIsNTE seatOOE ron sWbG' nr,.,s
The desircs 10 call the attention ui
Guardians wing children Of slow mental OF pnye -
q the that he has opened in HhVl ""
miles above the eitv ot New York very healthl ~
hunutitu locaNon Private Family School whefo
ht received and taught The experience "' %
than eight IN connection with the ~
aud pcnnsy for Idiots has shown w
HAT very much be In bringing those ehnron W
IN In instances he has nha n'n'
either common school win
ar urarr In the duties IL life with success The earlier the
tr,init cn,r,,rrs ,b e,r For circulars reference, Aci
address JAMES Is Ky iNn,.H,,
aug 2hfly No 55i broadway or Harlem New '''N
CONNOLLY n ADAMS, Tobacco C""Mss-
Sion MERCHANTS, No. A fRoNT str ct, New '''"'
fV5 Liberal advances consignment.
MT INNlSG ADAMS would he pleased 10 hear i,e., "'N
friends At this house. JAMES a t'NNn'th''
mi "a .ltv ROBT NJ. ADAMS,
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Fist Received per Express, yesterday " We


NEp'S UcIographic Portrait Gallery, Main Street =
doors from Bridge street Lynchburg, Va ne" FRA "a M
Hi1oyolLc AT Improvement on the Amprp9 p',
ps,ir pictures on glass tinted and in coorS SURPRISING III
ho.ty drrabty artistic effect and life Ike expression any
Style of Portraits or Miniatures ever o'io'e ~ - '
ot light -, tt.., ona sb ado and rich
f"' nv ~ ,' r,i,rul They are without the glare
f the parncrrrrvpe be seen in any Igh ana s" anu
left showing ycws OF the lace. 80 ,ro, oo in
clear weather at very short sunes ana case" 'hu "'
without delay. :. ., .i.t oror, ,pnrovc.
mrn in the art aud repair and fitted up ma "A'l3 -
NV and beautiful stvc would he pleased To- wa" %"
,y may fay or him with call Photographs P'" "l ''f
fl, oil ar water in the finest style Of the art -,
i,r views and Miniatures Of decea>'d persons 'ch " '
shortest notice, ,.,,r,r,od In
nFurMgrt--Charg.s moderate. and hkei'' "
p'asr, 9''A " ~ wa y. < TANNER
-. - 80. !. -. .,..;,, 1yIo1iIiuY pure hu-e frOns
u you ~@"' """''" OTASS 4 RAINR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13
AGRICULTURAL wOI
The uloy TINT beass the World, best work with
Wv " lcnsr lDrauuhi.

The pIoy ,hnt beats the World, best work with
least Oraught.
WE large number Of Patterns OF % r"ws a%pnS I1nS
p.ams i,nnroyed ivngons Peakski Eagle Plows& Points
our premium SiIehi Plows Smiths Patent Straw Cutter
q r shrlcrs from $40 s25 Road Srrapcrs Double Action
Apre Parcr Corer and Sce lat one operaton
Meat Cntter Winters Corn and Cob Cmsher &c &c
Smit Patent Gutter $40 awarded the First Prem'
mn, orod Inv the State Virginia, for the best hand
straw Cuter In 1883 e and each received tho
highest award of tho society -,
call particular attention 10 cur very mnch admired
Rcbes PATENT Iron Pow. Below give Of the
inany testimonials In favor Of this Plow
Below the Norvcll House, Lynchbnrg, Va
II WHJTTEMORE BRO
Propretors.
CHARLOTTE, Aprls, 1856
CyNIrFyrs.- have received the Pow requested You TO
end me lust in plough piece of low grounds of ~
hch lying idle for eight Years consequently
N yery rough But rlow has gone through 1t,
with three strong without giving In any par
lcu.r II is thorough work than have ever had done
by any other plow have been plowman for forty years
Ia tried various the master Ppw OF all
bers have vet the draught Is easier-ents wider
and cleaner frrow other horse po~ have seen
n nse when tho plos have hand give ont shall re-
place them with the Iron tyour) Piow. - . .,.,
Respectfully, WM a. fhI0I.
II wuIrryMoRr 4 BRO. sep 23ts
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in Store intend to keep hand good Family tiroce
s as Flour Meal Sugars cuhces ana cas- Dried and
Sa Beef and superior Hams Dnrkees Yeast Powders new
md superior article Mustard, Pepper salt Ginger Spec
Soap OF variety brands, Cheese Chocolate, sperm Ada
ntinc and Talow Candles Also beautiful lot OF Ladies
Work baskets We invite country friends to give call
N Ia bring their Butter for which we WIZ pay the cash
II trade NALENl NliNL nhNiNa
P. s Always hand good assortment OF staple Dry
,t.,,Js 4 Is
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rYsT RECEIVED. Some new p"'t"rmsos the
u India Rubber Fluid Lamp of while metal and glass
These lamps given perfect satiSiaconto 10 'hse "o nave
used them For sale by -...,.,,,., >. ,,,...
novgo,s HTR0THER WHITEHEAD, Druggists
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EISI REGEfVED-A large lot Of Heavy
- Woocn Goods and Sanets to be sold a reduced prices
nov u Is n. GUGGENHEIMER.
ngssOIUTION.-Thc firm of fDiIiard n WHi-
this day desolved by mutual consent All persons
ha claims gans will present them to DlLLAnD
GEFENLEE for payment and those indebted will make pay
The the is only to be used
In ! Iuidaon. WM = DlLlARD,
rna 3ats JAS G. WALTON.
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WARN sOsKs.-Wc have o0 hand II good
Stock afNarn Socks heavy. suitable fr
men and boys. LEE \ JOHNSON,
ia
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Sirmmd ComsoIidm ted Lottery eG Wary land.

81, ,J6 prizes. amounting to ALfl,lO
whocs SEQ Halves $40 Quarters s5i Eighths 81 80
" All orders for tickets packages In of the Mary
land Lotteries will receive prompt attention and the drawing
mailed 10 all purchasers immediately after 1t is
Address n. II HUBBARD CO,
No. 30 Fayette st Box. No. 40
nov 10 tnTdco baltimore, Maryland.
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ECEIVuNG this day, another lot Of Wbiri-
II pool Lamb Skin. Beaver, Petersham Pine Knot Doc
Skin and Black Fancy Cloth Ragans ard Over Goats Cas-
nere Business Suits Blue Dahlia and Black Dress Coats
Fancy Cashmere and Black Doc Skin Pants also few Tai
mas and Circular Cloaks the Clothing Bazaar
n,y o7ts BTRROTGHS, SHAFER & co.
"On SALE ON CONSIGNNENT.-IO.OU 900
lbs Cotton Yarn-us received and for sale on consgn
,oan+ hv Tnov ljtsl MCCORKIE & JONES.
uDON WADE, &c.-SUpcrio Tor For made '""mnd-
II Jar of Rose Cold Cream ana LIP
Saye all manufactured by ourselves of the purest materials
and warranted equal sold Also French Pommades OF
fne nuality Hair Hair Tonc Wood Hair Restorative
Darr1h rcopherors and Lyons Kaharon, for sale by
''' STkOTlER & WHITEHEAD,
nov Its i'uEBletS,
ETST Received per Express, Yesterday very
handsome lot Of Black Velvet Cloak OF different styles
II those wishing purchase will give us cI we pee'e ha
hcy will be able o suit themselves. ..... . -
oct lots Respectfully j. MAI lhlAn " ".
XXvVIKEs' 'POTATOES.-Wch have on hnn"
w lo of very fine. Ish Potatoes, from the Peaks Of O
ter we will sell low by the Barrel ~ ,o,,,.e,>.
nOyq
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uSOK THE NTLEuEN.-(ioths, Nash,
II uer.k Nrspgs Pocket and Neck Hk'ts Net SHIRTS ana
brewers Ac NAT. GraGENHEiMER
cts
GOLEI EATEuER.-3OO sides Good sole ina'h'
- er just to hand and for sale by NllsoN " w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13

JENNIE unergned IN retiring the business would most
rh.eruy recommend his successor and former partner
Mr. aliaffrro to all his friends and acqualna
sen la-iS Rep. copy. !No u, HhhiLioN'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13

~
~ call their Fall 4 Winter styles of Clothing
opening hur establishment Main Street, opposite far
mcrs Bank LynchhurE. Va Their Agent, Mr. DlAoN hs
weeks in the North, manufacturing Goods spcci6ny
this market they safely promise that their present
Stock suruascs H. quality and variety any thing they
have heretofore offered TO the public In their assortment the
follow ing articles may hc found
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\ KATHERINE have IL very nice lot "s upper
ori \ = LEE n JOHNSON.
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DFEKRO q HAMILTON Is this day dissolved by mutual
The name the VIII be used by either
n closing the business. .,-,.,--.-
rbc subscriber would this occasion to thank the custom
rs of raaferro Hamilton for their patronage and would
of the same TO himself lie
W keep constantly hand large and select stock OF Gro
s Stape Drv Liquors of every description and
also choice article chewing Tobacco by wholesale or
,au ali of which he sell low for Cash. to pnnctual
n, short time All cons gnmeuts promptly attended
y Z. TAI.IAFFRRO
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Take Particular Notice.
IA :. .InyigOrating Remedy for Organ.
10 Nenlxness.

and important remedy, weakness Oh 'ne vi,
cans arc speedily cured full vigor restored thousands
most nervous dcatcd who had lost all hope nave
been Immediately relieved. All Imp@imens to Marriage,
PHYSICAL or Mental Disqualification Nervous lrt'solHs
Treub!ings Weakness, exhaustion OF tue most '
Kind sneelily cured by Doctor Johnston.
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yuyIE untcrsgnod having sol their stock Of Goods /
Mcssra Irby 4 Saunders would most chacrinly recon
mend them % o former friends and patrons .. Fl
Dee a. 1850 MCDANIEL. HURT & PRESTON.
lLl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NonrmEMN ANDEA Y'aynH
a Sol TnENN NAL. KOLlIE nE- eYH NH4-N1e

EHEAr NORTHERN ANDI La. 7nasfaE2T
n SOUTHERN MAI. ROUTE NE ex& xNY-y42
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING. -
Ton via VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE = ND Al,
ENANDKIA RAILROADS. The night Train ep,ts Broad
Sfr, Station ate o'clock allowing IL minutes paSsengeS
Richmond and Danye Railroad for supper onnt
hustleo of charge
FARE ny NIGHT LINE
Rennond 10 Gortonsyiie. - :"
t,orlnnsylleto Washington 10y Orange aud Alexandra -
n u Wil1rCoMD, Supt transportation
iyl3dSris -
UNuSSO1.UVuON.-'rh firm of Mcdaniel Hun N
, Preston Isthls day dissolved by mutual consent ma
the VIII be used by either partner In closing
the business Their office Will ho kept at bo old stand now
occupied 10y Mcnrs. lrhy Saunders . -
JOHH ROBIN MCDANIEL
sc. ItfRr
PHEASANT PRESTON
NYOTuGE-IIaving purchased Of Messrs Mcdaniel Hurt
Preston their entire stock OF Groceries aud taken IN"
stand formerly occupied by hcm prepared 10 oer to
patrons Of Mcdaniel Hurt Frcsonnu ornor
aud the public generally large and well selected
ptotk of Groccea Liquors. Staple Dry aooda. &C. which va
lowest market for CASH To prompt customers
usual time ...--... =,
We viii give particular attention to the COMMISSION
BESINESS will sell all Kinds OF country produce aud conasn
when desired viii max liberal ad, produce In hnpd
deposited produce placed in hand to meet
charges. .........,,..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13
MERCUlY or NAUSEOuS DRUGS Used.
DIR, Johnston,

Member If the Roy College Surgeons London Graduate
from one eminent Colleges of the United states
and the hose life las been spent in the rst
Hospitals London aIis Philadelphia and elsewhere has
edec ;ke astonishing that were ever
tnow n many wth rim, in the head aud cars when
asleep k-eat bang alarmed Al sudden sounds
and ba uluess with frequent bushng. attended sometimes
atn nt mi ID cmr.d inlLnn1lalclN.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16

the best articles that can be given to swine,
while confined, is charcoal, pulverzed, and
common salt. Salt and sulphur are also very
good articles, and should be constantly sup
piled. We would not however, be understood
asurging the necessity of ke, ping these articles
continually by them, or introducing them dai-
ly into their food. The first is necessary to
obviate The bad tendency of certain kinds Of
aliment, and should be supplied in quantities
varying from one pint to two quarts, as often
as once or twice a week. Salt should always
be introduced as a seasoning In foJd. When
it is not SO used, it should be given twice a
week, or it may be placed in a box in the sty
to which the animals can have access when
ever they wst to partake.- Selected.
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TIE FARM AND GARDEN.
GRAPE CULTURE.
J, AUSTIN SCOTT, Editor.

The grape is fruit held in high estimation
BY those who have been accustomed to use it
freely. 1t is not, however, generally known,
perhaps, that in addition to It's other excellent
qualities, it possesses medicinal virtues which,
Of themselves alone, would seem td present h
suffic lent inuuc, uSent for its cultivation.
In France sad Spain, and other vine-grow-
ing countries, these medicinal properties OF
the fruit are well understood and appreciated,
Experience having demonstrated that free use
of the grape mas most salutary and invigcr-
sting Effect upon the animal 81 stem that it
dllutes the blood, removes distractions, par
ticularly from the kidneys, liver, spleen, and
other important organs, impartng healthy
tone and vigorously cirulation, and increas-
ing the strength Of the entire physical econo-
my.
In cases Of Dyspepsia disease which is
the foundation of many others-and all dis
eases Of the liver, by which health is not only
destroyed, but the mental powers sadly affect
ed, "grape diet" is almost the cnly remedy
restored to, and generally with success. It's
asserted, on reliable authority, that those who
labor in the vineyards, and wLo are accustom
to partake constally and literally Of the fruit,
are never troubled with that disease. Those
who are subject TO it in cities, and other
places where the grape is not cultivated, on
the development Of tie symptoms of the COM
plant, resort to the "grape diet" or "grape
cure" and where the disease has not become
confirmed, and the system reduced beyond
the power Of remedies, radical cure is often
the result.
The nutrimental properties Of the ripe
grape are considerable, and it is said men
may live aud labor on it as an exclusive ar
ticle of food, and without becoming exhaust
ed, for much longer period than upon a
diet of any other species of fruit. It's both
stimulating and invigorating, and by retain
ing the stomach il healthy tone, promotes
the general health, and energy of all the
parts.
The culture of this truly valuable fruit
should be encouraged. 1t succeeds well on
almost every variety Of soil, and will bear
lucrative crops with very little care rmanure
more than may be supplied b. every kitchen
Atpresent, no production yields more liberal
profit. The demand for it in our markets is
much more likely to increase than diminish
for the next half century. lnsipid Black
Hamburghs, grown in hot houses, are now
selling for one dollar and twenty five cents a
pound, and IsabelIas-though very few can
be obtained-for more than half the sum-
New England Farmer.
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NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! NEW
PRICES

The subscribers are now opering, at their new
store on Conaut street th- largest and hest stock
of goods ia their line ever brought to this Market
among which will be found Clocks and watches, a
large stock, of all prices. JEwsIRr large and
well selected stock of new patterns. Silrer and
Plated Goods, consisting of Spoons, Forks, Cake
Baskets, Table CaStors, &c. Shelf Hardware and
CUTLERY Mu.ica! instruments, Yankee Notions
&c Guns and Pistols, Of all qualities sporting
apparatus, &c; Gun makers materials, fall stock,
Clocks and Watches repaired at the shortest notice,
Watches Jewellcd TO order. All work entrusted
to US will be done II a thorough and wOrkmanlike
manner and rarted.
Guns made to order, and repairing done at the
shortest notice, Please give us call and examine
goods we are bound to make quick sales aud small
profits. GRlSWOLD Il CHAMBERL AIN.
| Maumee City, Oct. II, le56.
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ABOUT LIvIYG-When shall we get rid Of
the insularity of being afraid 10 make the most
OF small resources, and the best of scanty
means of enjoyment? In Paris, las in in
Vulnerable other places and countries, J a man
who has six square feet of house top, adorns
II III his own poor way, and sits there, in the
line, whether because he likes to do it, be-
cause he chooses to do it, because he has GOT
nothing better of his own, and las never b. n
laug he'd out of the enjoyment of what he has
got Equally he will sit at his door or in his
balcony, or out on the pavement, because it
is cheerful and pleasant, he likes to see the
life of the city.
For the last thirty years, Lis f4mily have
not been tormenting their lives with continual
apeculations whether other families, above and
below, to the right and to the left, over The
way and round the corner would consider
these recreations genteel, or would do the like
That abominable old tyrant, Madam Grundy
has never been of his acquaintance. The re-
suit is, that with very small income and il
a very dear city, he has more innocent pleas
ure than fifty Englishmen of the same condit
ion; and is distinctly, in spite Of our persua
sion to the contrary (another insulaiity)
more domestic man than the Eng}ishman, il
regard of his simple pleasures being, 10 mucl
greater extent, divided with his wife ant
children. 1t is natural consequence of thei
being easy and ch sap, and profoundly indie
pendent Of Madam Gruudy Il Household
Words.
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The SAILOR SIIPwRECKED on LASD.-lf an
honest heart beats in one bpsom more warm
" than in another, it is in that Of the brave
American tar. Whether it be the many dan
gers that beset him on a perious voyage, or
a sense Of loneliness while rocked upon the
mountains " ave that leads him to cherish and
lock up With sacred care his affections and
the better feelings OF his nature, ard keep
them untouched by the scenes of \ice and
temptation of which he must often be wit
ness, certain it is that the American sailor is
most sensitive TO wrong, and more ktenly
touched by misfortune than any other lad =
vdual in the world. 1t may be that his ad-
venturous life, teaching him, as it must, to
cling to his shipmates as to his little world
his all-strengthens his noble and kinder
feelings and warns them into lyelier action
than the more monotonCus and peaceful life
of the landsman. A sailor, who had been
long absent on voyage, came into port the
other day, and Immediately left Boston on a
visit to his friends in Vermont, whom he had
left in health number of years before. Up
on his arrival at the spot, light harted tar
found that they had all died in his long alb
sence. Even the bright-eyed girl, whom he
had left in all her vigorous bloom-and 10
whom he was betrothed, she who year after
year had anxiously watched for his return
| slept beneath the cold sod of the valley He
rctraced his steps, and when We met him OF
! his return, he was seated by the roadside
weeping like a child. A feeling of loneliness
had come over the nobe-hearted fellow thai
touched chord in his bosom which all the
loneliness of the ocean could no! reach Iii:
home desolae-the cherished one Of his
heart, and the loved of his youth-his aft
auced bride, the sturdy oak and the lily tina
bloomed in its shade-gone-all gone forev
er The sailor was shipwrecked on land
and tue bold heart who had withstood tn,
beating of the surge and the mountain wave
who had braved tAe perils of The deep il
midnight storm without the trembling Of
| nerve or the blink of an eye-h4d nov lost
sight of his polar star, and bitterly wept a
r the desolation which had come upon him =
: Such a man has treasures within his bosoI
above all price-treasures which ere tn
fruits Of nobler nature alone, and can b
found embedded in none other than an hon
est man.
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AFFLICTED READl!
DMILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE.
TWENTY-TWO YAERs

IL n.
IN, Of Third and Union streets Philadelphia Pa
TwENTY-Two YAERs
Experience has rendered DR.. X. a most successful
practitioner in the of all diseases of private
ture manhood's debility as an impeachment to mar
riage nervous and sexual infrmitics diseases Of the
skin, and those arising from abuse of mercury
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is evil habit sometimes indulged in BY boys
in solitude, often growing up with them manhood
and which. it not reformed in due time not only be-
gets serious obstacles 70 matrimonial happiness, but
gives rise to series Of protracted, insidions and de
vastating affections
Few Of those who give way to this perncious prac-
tice aware of the consequences, until they find the
nervous system shattered feel strange and
able sensations, and vague fears in the mind See pa
ges "a, 49, 20, ofDr. KS. book Self Preservation
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble Is un.
able to labor with accustomed vigor, TO apply hi;
mind to study his step Is tardy and weak he is dull
rresolute and engages even in lis sports with less
ergy than usual.
If he emancipate himself before the practice Ia,
done its worst, and enter matrmony his marriage il
unrutful and his tells him that this is caused b,
his early foilies These considerations hc shouic
deaten The attention ot al rho similarly situate,
REMEMBER,
lie who places himself under DR.. Kinkelin's treat
ment. may religousy confde in his honor as gentle
man, and rely upon the assurance that the secrets
DR.. KS patti, nts will never be disclosed.
Young nan--let no false modcsty deter YOU from ma
king your case known to who from education an,
respectability, can certainly befrieud YOU.
DIR. Kinkelns residence has been for the last twen
years the ~ W corner of Third and Union streets
philadelphia, Pa,
PATIENTS At a DISTANCE,
Can have (by stating their explicitly. togethe
with all Their symptoms per letter, enclosing remit
tance,) Dr. KS medicine. appropriated accordingly.
Forwarded to any part Of the United States and pack
ed ecnre from damage curiosity by Mail Express
READ YOUTH AND MANHOOD
Vigorous Life PREMATURE Death, Kiikelin o.
Self PreSsrrdtiOR-- Onls 70 ceitts.
Letters containing that value in stamps, will ensur
copy, per return of mail
GRATIS GRAT1Sli GRATIs!!!
A Free GiFTTO An.
MISERY RELIEVED.
Natures Guide" new and popular Work full c
valuable advice and impressive warning alike calcua
ted to prevent years of misery. and thousands
lives, is distributed without charge and forwarded b
mail. prepaid to any Post Office in the United States
receiving an order enclosing two postage stamps.
July "a. 1856. lily
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STEAMER SWIFT! !
CAPT. HALL.

On and after July 5th the STEAMER SWIFT. will
run bstween Maum'e City, Perrysbnrg and Tole
do.as follows:
Leaves Maumee City at o'clock A. NJ, and !
P, M; leaves Perrysburg at ~ A. NJ, and y
P. NJ.
Returning, leavs Toledo a. l0lIa o'clock A. NJ,
and T. N; making connections with the De-
trOit Boats, aud with trains going East and West
Travellers will find this rout much more pleas
ant than the dusty road, by stages. Landing op'
posite the Eagle House
Maumee City, Ju.e 2s, 1856.
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EMPLOYMENT.

AGENTS (eithc- tralellirg or local) for Nrws-
PAPERS and PLRtoDcALs, are requested to sen /
WITHOUT DELAY, their address TO the undersigned,
and they will be furnished with business which
will yield Them from 100 to 200 per cent, profit
7 hey will please state what Newspapers or Peri
oiicals they have canvassrd for. Persons who have
not hitherto cied as Agents, but who would like
to gage such will also please send their names,
Post office address, county and State written plain
ly, WRIGHT, MASON &CO.
4S3 Broadway, New York;
Sept 90, 1856 3m--S3
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CLOVER To ENRICH LAND have sowed
clover seed some fifteen or twenty years, and
find it very cheap mode Of enriching land.
Some land on my farm that would not pro-
duce over twenty-five or thirty bushels of
corn per acre when bought it, will now pro-
duce seventy-fve or eighty bushels per ac,e
and with good coat of manure, have nc
doubt it could be made to produce in good
season, over 100 bushels per acre.-T. GARD,
HER, in Ohio CuitiratOr.