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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18
ONE WAY TO KEEP MICE FROM.
TRFFg

A correspondent of the albany Caiiivdtor
VIM. d. Marsh, Of North Clarendon, VI. in
an article. gives the following m ,thod Of keep
ing mice from ininrng fruit trees
al observed notices in several Of our pa
lers the last spring, that the destruction oI
fruit trees by mice had been very general in
Maine, Massachusetts,, and many other parts
of the country. Thought Of sending you my
experience on the subject but should have
neglected to do SO. had IL not been for youi
remarks preceding the publication of pri
vate letter on that subject. in the Cultivatol
Of July, requesting information on the sub
jet, thereby hoping to discover remedy.
Without claiming TO have discovered
remedy, will give you my experiment and
results, which proved successful in one in
stance, at least.
"a few years since / set from thirty TO
forty thousand seeding trees, and cultivated
thoroughly fJr two years. The trees grew
poorly ON account Of drouth or some other
cause, and promised poor return for my
labor. concluded TO try cheap expert
.nent (slthogh had no book authority for so
dol g, which was to shade the roots by neg
lecting to cultivate, ind permit the grass to
nnce, AMI have grown rapidly the two last
years. Last fall the grass in the nursery was
luxuriant, and mice as abundant rs locusts in
Egypt ia oldcn time. The destruction of the
trees seemed inevitable. Streets were laid
ou. in every direct n aud roads built, over
hung by grassy network, to protect the in
habitants against snowy blockade but having
ample facilities for girdling every tree. What
was to- be done ? The idea Of X erminat-
ing the mice was out of the question.
therefore proposed a " compromise" 1t was
to provide comfortable quarters and provis-
ions for the winter, and they should emgrate.
Accordingly prepared dwellings by setting
stocks of straw one or two rods from the
outer edge of the nursery, in sufficient num-
bers to accommodate the living host. After
which made proclamation TO the different
tribes, through the agency Of a about hun.
dred hungry barn-yard fowls, preceded by a
dish of corn scattered through the center ol
the nursery, and repeated for several days.
The result was the mice took refuge in the
stocks Of straw, where | fed them from time
to time through the winter, and my trees
were not injured. The expense was tilling
compared with the result. do not think my
nursery would have been worth ten dollars
this spring, il no means had been used last
fall to save it. l was induced to this course
from practice have followed for several
years, of scattering corn in my planted fields,
thereby saving the crows the trouble Of pull
ing up the young plants 10 obtain food. 1t
has always saved my crops f,om their depre-
dstions."
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Vicious CATTLE.-The common "vice" of
Jumping and throwing fencing is taught to
cattle, with scarcely any exception, by their
owners and care takers. Fences half down
soon fall by the nibbling of cattle, and teach
the first lesson, especially if cattle have any
shrewdness in observing cause and effect
Very fine feed just over poor fence is the
next lesson; letting down bars and rail fences
to the calves, from laziness, SO that the ami =
NAL has to leap, is the third lesson, and the
last is oftentimes first, second and third with
sheep until they will scale anything. These
three lessons are usually enough but a fourth
is often added, namely; placing one addi-
tional rail on the fence each successive day,
as they becom more skillful, for the ostensi-
BILE object Of keeping the jumper within
bounds, but really operating as most in
genious contriyance to teach the art of vault
ing. Wehave heard of French being " tau hit
in six lessons" but very few animals require
more than four to take French leave" Of an
ordinary enclosure.-DoHar Newspaper.
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RAIsISG WHITE Rye The culture of rye
having taken the place of wheat growing to
some extent, Mr.. Moses Crapsey Of Niagara
County, takes occasion to communicate to the
LoekPon Joarnol some facts respecting the
best and most e ,onomical mode of raising H. e
former crop, as attested by lis own personal
experiments, as follows of the land is in
fair condition for raising wheat, there should
be no manure put on the land for the crop
which | sowed last fall manured part of the
land, but had not manure for the remainder.
The difference was strikingly in favor of that
which was no. manured. The manured nor.
ton had a heavy crop of straw, and but a
comparatively poor yield Of rye. Ia regard
to seed, sowed from one bushel to one and
half bushels, and the one bushel sowing on
both the manured and unmanured land was
the best. These suggestions would have
been highly valuable TO me, and | therefore
give them to the public for what they are
worth"
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CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.

CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.
TnE GREAT PURIFIER OF the BLOOD!
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN II
Not Particle of Mercury in il!
An infalliblc remedy for scrofula. Kings Evil Rhcu-
matism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions Pimples
and Fever. Chronic Sore Ewes. Ringworm
letter. Scnld head. Enlargement
and pain ofthe Bones and Joints,
Salt Rheum. stubborn Ul-
GERS. Ryphilitc Disur-
ders and all diseas-
es arising from
an njudi-
rious
use Of Mer-
cnry, Imprudence
In Life orimpurity Of
the Blood
This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of the
Blood Is used by thousands OF grateful patients
from all parts Of the United States who testify dnily
to the remarkable cures performed by the grentest Of
all medicines, " CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE"
Neuralgia Rheumatism Scrofula, Eruptions on the
skim Liver Disease, Fevers Ulcers, Old sores, Aec
ton OF the Kidneys, Diseases Of the Throat Female
complaints Pains aud Achings Of the bones and Joints
are speedily put to fight by using this inestmsbe
For all diseases ofthe Blood nothing has been found
TO compare with it. II cleanses the system Of all i'm
purities, gently and efficiently on the Liver and
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives tone to the
stomach makes the skin clear and healthy, and
the Constitution enfeebled by disease broken down
by the excesses of youth, to its pristine vigor and
strength.
For the DISEASES or FEMALES it is peculiarly app-
cable and wherever it has become known Is regularly
prescribed with the happiest effects 1t invgorates
the weak and debetated and impars elasticity to the
worm out frame clears the skin and leaves the patient
fresh and healthy single bottle of this nestimabe
remedy is worth all the so-caed Sarsaparas in exist
ence.
The large number of certificates which we have re-
ceyed from persons from all parts ofthe United States
Is the best evidence that there is humbug about IT,
The Press hotel keepers magistrates physicians, and
public mon, well known Ia the community all add their
testimony to the wonderful effects ofthis BLOOD
PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent aud get an Almanac, and read
the details OF astonishing performed by CARTERs
SPANISH MIXTURE. (i most rere ererythine else
had sigHdHy faiiedJ The limits of an advertisement
will not admit their full insertion.
Wa. S. BEERS e. CO. Propretors.
No 30I. Broadway, New York.
| To whom all orders he addressed
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants in all
parts Of the United States and the Canadns and by
PECK HAMILTON, Perrysburg, and II. BUR-
RlfT, Maumee City. lSept. IL. 1SjG--ly
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PIPER'S
TOLEDO BOOK BINDERY.

Bliss BuiIdlng-saHe floor Of AnaTefs Jas9HN
Steam Printing House.
BINDING in all of it's various departments, exc
cuted promptly. at fair prices. and in style not.
to be surpassed in the West. The Proprietor
would beg particularly to impress upon the pub
than any similar establishment in this vicinity
and it is his intention to render all Of his word
distinguished alike for its beauty and durability
BLANK BOOKS for Banks, Insurance eomps-
nies, Forwarders, County Officers, 4e., made q
the shortest notice. ....
Magazines and Old Books bound to patterns.
One of Towns Patent PA6Es MAeAINKs, for
paging Blank Books, is in operation at this sstab
lishment.
Tole. o, Oct 90 1855 u
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MARRLE W 10 kK S.

MARB LIE WOR RKS.
EDWARD LLOYD, Monroe Street, Toledo.
Manufactures and deals in American and Foreign
Marble Monuments Tomb Stones, Mural SIabs,
Cabinet Slabs and MGntles, and all other articles
usually called for in his line. He hA on hand
large and we'll selected assortment of Itsliaa sad
AMERICAN Marble monuments, Tomb Stones, de-. which
he will finish in the best style with promptness
and despatch, and on as reasonable terms as any
establishment in the western States.
All persons wishing TO pay the last mark Of
respect to their departed friends, will please give
him call. Toledo, October 20, 1852.
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TIE BANK LAW.
AN ACT

70 incorporate the Bank Of Ohio and other Banks
To he suhmitl,d Il to the elcctnrs oi Ohio on the
second Tuesday Of October next for their approx.
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PLOUGHS PLOUGHSl PLOUGHS !
VIZ WOULD ETsPECTFULLY TNFoRM YOU THAT WE ARE
manufacturing aud have on hand good assort e.
ment of CAST PLouGns, both right aud left hand
We have from time to time been making improve
ments, and we tiatter ourselves that We are now
making the best cast plough in use.
Oct 9Th SIS. L. MITCHELL6 SON.
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AFFLICTED READ!
IN, corner Of Third and Union streets Philadelphia Pa
TWENTY-FIVE YAERS

DHiLADELPilA MEDICAL HOUSE. Es-
IN, corner fThrd anil Union streets Philadelphia Pa
TWENTY-TWO YAERs
Experience has rendered DR.. X. most successful
practitioner in the Of all diseases of private ma
ture; manhood's debility an impedimeht to mar
riage; and sexual nfrmities diseases of the
skin, and those arising from abuse of percury.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There Is an evil habit sometimes ndulged in by boys
IN solitude. often growing up with them to manhood
and which, it not reformed in due time, not only he
gets serious obstacles to matrimonial happiness but
gives rise to series OF protracted, isdions and de
yHsatiug affections.
Few OF those who give way to this perucious prac-
tice aware Of the consequences, until theJ nd the
nervous system shattered feel strange and unaccount
able sensations. and vague fears in the mind tSee pa
gcs - 2S 20, of DR.. book Self Preservation
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble Is nm
able to labor with accustomed vgOr. apply his
mind t" study his step is tardy and weak he is dull
rresolute aud engages in lis sports with less
ergy than usual.
ii he enE,ncpnte himself before the practice has
done its aud matrimnuy. his marringe
unfruitful and his tes hmtEat this is caused y
hi, early fuilies These considerations rhich ,Lomid
a'raEcH Me ae't'on of az ,he ore similarly Situated
REMEMBER.
He who places himself under DIR. Kmkelin's treat
meut i1ay regiously coufte in lis honor "a gente-
man aud rely upon the assurance. that tile of
DR.. k patti nts VIII never lie disclosed.
Young man--let nu false mudesty deter YOU from
king YOUR known one. who from education and
respectahIrty. tan certainly befrirnd YOU.
DIR. kinken's residence has been for the last twenty
years at the " W. corner Of Third aud Union streets
Philadelphia, Pa
PATIENTS At \ DISTANCE,
Can have y stating their case explicitly, together
with all their sympt,mS per letter. enclosing remit-
tancel DR., Ks medicine, appropriated accordingly.
Forwarded part Of the United States and pack
ed from damage curiosity. by Mail Express.
READ YOUTH AND MANHOOD!
4 EgOrOBs Life ora PREMATURE Death, kiHEsIiii on
S~ifPrssyrrdiioH-- OHis - c,1fs.
Letters containing that value in stamps i'll ensure
copy per return Of mail
GRATIS GRATIS :, GRATIS -!
4 Free GiF'T To iH
MISERY RELIEVED.
Natures Guide and popular Work full Of
valuable advice and impressive warning. alike calcua-
ted prevent years OF misery, aud hhoHsa,,ds If
lives Is distributed without charge and forwarded by
mail prepaid any Post Office in the United States
receiving order enclosing postage stamps.
July ~. lSJ6. lily
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FRAGMENTS OF BREAD.-May be all saved
by making them into toast nd pudG.ngs, and
they also make excellent pancakes, by soaking
over night in milk. and then adding an egg OF
two and a little salt and flour.
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WATERVILLE
W00LEN FACTORY.

The subscribers still continue the Woolen Fac
tory, in Waterville, Lucas county, Ohio. and
prepared to manufacture from the fleece, all kinds
Of WOOLEN GOODS, such as Cloths, Satinetts,
Tweeds, Flannels, Blankets, Yarns, DC, by the
yard, shares, in such manner, that will give
good satisfaction to all those who v i'll favor them
with their patronage.
They will keep on hand supply Of the above
articles, to exchange for WOOL
Cardlng and Spinning done at short notice, ct
l6 cents per pound Of yarn.
Custom Cardng and Cloth Dressing done as usual
at short notice.
1--WE will pay the highest market price fer
wool in cash. Also all kinds of marketable pTO-.
duce taken in exchange for work and cloth.
STADDEN PRAY.
Waterville, May 10 .ls56-ly.
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CoNCERN-Thc undersigned have

his dav entered a partnership under the style ana
erm of RRY a SAUNDERS for the purpose OF ransacthg
wholesale and retail Grocery and Commission business
~ aken the house lately occupied by Mcssrs Mcdaniel iur
a. nstnn nn,r the depot of the Tenn. Il. r.. where
they W pleased the customers OF me former n
~ saunders Irbv and Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston together
Win ali others who may favor them with their business
"''' ~ ~ j. J. IRBY.
JAS. SAUNDERS.
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IMrrnrINrNr. Lady lin fashionable dress.)
Little boy, can l go through this gate to the
river?"
this morning"
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LYSCHBUFd, March lsf, 100 lln" ' w
- The Co-pnrtnership

IL SAUNDERS & IRBY having expired by i,inltatoi -
this dav dissolved thanks to our old ifien anu
for their liberal patronage We have been IN bs
uess and ask continuance to the new concern oil '
s. SAUNDERS. - -, 49,, so,lo
Those Indebted to will please come forward ana see
their old early practicable as IL is very "
oe 10 "' VI " SAUNDERS d IRBY
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LEW CoNcERN.-rhc undcr.igned hnyim

~ this day associated themselves together under Inc slye
and firm of DIIIARD q GREENLEE, for the purpose OF
transaenq GENERAL GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
have taken house recently occupied ny b,n'u
Walton street at the corner OF the Maet ousc
t ,bo viii he pleased TO see their friends and customers
rhcv nean to offer every ndueemen in their power to
ox for cash punctual customers ON me usua me anu
viii also ,radc for all kinds Of country produce &e
"'' ''o ' " WM. s. DILLARD,
L. G.. GREENIEE.
f,nad dts v
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HOPEFUL SoN.-Mother.- Did not tell you
moi to trouble these pies again. -,
Hopeful Son.--"l amt had no trouble WIN
,em. I'm a eaten 'em rs peaceable as can be-
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DAILY VIRGlNIAN.
A Ma,,yr OF Sci noe.

Alexandra Tinconi, fifty years Of age, original
" from Constantinope, aud man of letters was
recently found dead in Paris in the modest lodg-
mos which he occupied, No T. Rue des Vieux
Angus,ins. Tho coinmis ssionary Of police waA
Immediately summoned. and betook himself to
,,''".u.'y ,a .y.o,rn.nod bv a physician. 1t was
,ro.nd beyond donbt that Alexandra Tinconi
pa5 dad of Starvation. II was not want, however
,ha, nnt nm end to his existence, for at the tme
If H. Jeatb no onioyed very considerable in
~ n,,no. hnt absorbed by his love Of science, he,
fargot TINT man has body no less than soul to
nroy;de for. and would pass whole days togeih-
Ar v;,hout taking food.
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NCIBURG. THURSDAY MORNING APRIL 2L 1856
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
D'sma,dMaG;,'s No. /, An"ssArao n :, .frs, sIraS,

uArBlRG's M. 4, ANONuATGD soPEh
~ PHoSflArE OF IlME--'rhe attention 81 fafm'fs
and iauciss respectfully called to The above 'o
pound ior their approaching Spring planting. -.
The Manufacturer his friends and patrons ''
they may always depend upon being supplied win antn,
tNk AND UNIFORM ARTICLE for he constantly suP'rh'h"s
In person the onrc Of manufacturing ana pns UP
for sale.
This article has been before the community Tor III. Pc
riod Of five during which time has been anaHeu ny
large number OF the most repucd Chemists IN dhee n'e
aud has been tried by various Farmers In nearly every o'h
In the Union with almost unyRryng sueeots itfhhf On" ~
the best proofs of its value the greatly mcreaa omsn"
unprecedented In the history of Arheia fe,us's nhu no.
eqnaled by Peruvian Gnano itself over which II P"sa's
much advantage, the of the ammohh 81
matter In tuano IN this preparation being chrehy hNa
agent only dssipatng Itself progressively Nheh oo,Po
rated VITA the soil this avanahle salt or suiphe n"sa
mated with soluble phosphate becomes h'ed food TO, pnn" '
NIL descriptions and by then, readily taken mp w DC
found quite active In Inducing early maturity m Suano
and much more durable and foryng TO the sou aa e" W.
laflle.
As there large Super Phosphate In market
for the value Of which would like To he Responsible
GEspiNE ARTICLE which will be warranted by my aceiehi
ted agents all of whom of Acknowledged reNpoetahy,
them hold responsible for the good character
Super Phosphate An packages will he Distinctly prano
ed Consumers dealers win be enabled to make arrange
ments for their supply equitable terms win my agens
with myself
MESSRS. /. & HARDY 4 co, my accredited and
sole Agents for the city of Petersburg. ....,a
efRrieaitadi Chemist and so Proprietor HWdmsb"fS l.
In
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ItlNS.-We have lust received beautiful stock of fine
IN and common Guns which invite the attention OF
sportsmen and the public generally.
oc Cts J D. GREGORY & co.
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glow fnaAI nEATs TIE 0hto
BEST WORK WITH LEAST DRAuGH1
RLCH,S PATENT Z HR 3 NJ ~ 4 ".

10 =:
>. w,s.TTsMoan M"2InsAas Asp hGns mo, m.n.,ns.
lie TuRERs or nIcHs Bean nas fnpw II 'Ma
rag PIows and casnes improved Thrpshug Machines
Corn shelters Cutting aud scarcrs also an Inn
ON TIE BASIN, Lynchbnrg, Va
hereby certify have tried for myself Rlchs Iron
Beam Patent have hesitation in pronouneng this inya
tined believe lake tho place Of a.. Others when shall
NURSERY man and Florist, nenr Lynehburg, Va
cu.s II Lyscu ESQ of this city who has used the Iron
Beam several months past recommends u as .he pps'
ow In se and advised his friends Mt once TO procure
~ sen7 na7 * es''" "' Wv H. s. WnITTEMoRE s. BRO
IMPORTANT 10 THE AFFisCTEDI
DIR JAMES A tlorToN VI" hns Tor lnm nn'soer rt, ~
MoRs soRE LEGs Sc. offers 70 Druggists doctors and
"rb Sseases lie will give his emedIcs together wh
ali other In with correct diagnosis G" hhsncn
viii yield treatment for the snail sum Of so address,
JAMES s. A l.sn., GhopnoMs Missouri,
.permtted give them to others Remiltnnees OF slUo
frequently been made for an ounce bok Oh 'ho oh'''
CERTIFICATES -
e conl rive YOU hun rcds certificates but offers only
ioHo"'hs' IoyISgsTos October 81, 1853
man sIn-I sw VI .r in the Lynchburg Virfnian
bofhe 10Th Of September last announcing your visit TO
yrcbnre prepared with remedy for the cure "f cancers
disess,s 18th OF September and obtained
box your Cancer Ointment and APPLIED 20 ANU !, os
erfccy well leas ing very slight trace OF Its former ex
-tonce, aud, tins time, II presents no s9inP'o' P
consider yon heefor servedy entitled the fee lpaid
you veil my temony to the eiaeaX yoTr d2SG
To Dr. Jas A. Clopon Dalton, Geo
I'm c1oproNu will no doubt be gratifying to YOU when
om 'an tbot neghbor Hobbs Of NoHoway called on
Nc not long since Especial request OF M "pv,
,c b ank aud express his gratitude 10 me Tor ent
sa,ing thnt the rendered him was invalua-
e he cnteains strong hopes OF oehs S W JTTER
he use of your remedy. 49, 'o'N N'."''
Richmond Va, January H. le9''
Wilson'S DEPOT Sontlside r. r., Va.
nm c,op1os-pear SIR / am happy to inform YOU that
v Cancer s entirely well Your ointment proven
used according your directions ana soon IL All % h M
nd INV ANGER was and Am now, TO al human ap
oarances perfectly well wish you may meet win erea
nccess In your practice .,s,u
Yonrs, very respectfully ruo,,.a O uopps
Nouowsy county va February g 1873
OCTOBER H. 1855
DIR CLoPToSDear sr My wfes breast s about az itwas
when you last From description OF toyou
M think Won have II inalble remedy for It,
Enrosed you a ck of 500 on Petersburg bank
lease send me the medicine enc ,y ,pnn
Yours, respectfully, GEo w. .hEDD'
DECEMBER G, 1855.
dav or should have written iminedateIy
.t,er She is now mpr ing and hopes will soen BE-
We had small ion Of the black plaster eit ana
md Immediately We doing nothing now but ap
lying plaster Of b turpentne and taliow
,et Il as as my wer and several other.
Who The lirp fell out las. Sunday Which s hsc
-i:::ssso g a.eau yours '''' '''p''aE aEoaaz W. REDO.
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v~,s- . SOUTH ~ DE RAB1,WOA
ltA Efa me- III %gz3l uSt MINER ARRANGEMENT - &c

@'"N NA~nh-nSFTAKE EFFECT MAY is isat -
ON Thuradas the is May next tho Mall and FAs
seugr viii leavr tn" Depot In Petersburg daiiV sp'
O'Clock arrive nj BufkoNio (Jnneiionl
al ID a. M, at 10 a. II and ai Iynchbnrg ~ lVau
Leave Ivnchbufg o'clock, p. arrive ht Farm Nlc NJ
aaU IN, Burkevie (Juneion) NJ ao p M, nnd nj y"
terahnrH nj Z 20
Tho CRY pOlNr TT AIS will cnve the Depot In Peters
rr daily except snndays) 63o aud al IL NJ connennt
daily with the River bonts for Norfolk and on wed
ncay and Saturday morning with the steamers Jameaown
n Roanoke Tor New York, H. n ,.oobW'N,
moi lldts Ticket Agent
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~..T uOBDaNG for Picture Framcs, VI
n.rors styles and prices-om !" "hieh ifvn wn'"
frames will be furnished o! any size
sll I6s
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GOODS FOR SPRING nn.


yaNO pulsc IA Ds Es.--Ehc snbscrsbcr Wnn
j takes great pleasure In Informing thu ladies' aud AZ
the pubic generally, that she will on Morday IA
handsome assortment Silk Grape, Lace, Hair and
lirnd Bonneta Chlrens Flats Dress Caps Rihbons aud
Towera They sei.eed with great from the
most She feels assured they wiz pl'Hso
aud respectfully soes the patronage of her o'mr, nenA
md a others " ho maj want thing IN her line OF busnrs
nm ~ dts JANE SIMPSON
~ Rep copy.
<NUANO IN arORE.-u have now 10 tons No.
N PERUVIAN GuANO IN store and shall Keep af""d
supply during Those wishing TO purchase mnA re-
v upon finding stock hand ~ the best knd ana
at the lowest mari kot price, for casb only
mn l5ta WIN A MILLER, on Baaon.
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The via Ohio River A slight advance -
charged if by Railroad No Storage Charged
on Goods sent through u line. Consign TO
BRIpGFORD Co. Richmond
REFERENCES IL RICHNoSD-Stens Brummel 1insiey,
Tardy Co. Scden Miller. J. IL Claiborne, j. w " rgh
& Co Chas I Wortham q Co, Shields Sommerylie ana
Edmonds Davenport & Go. lnne oils