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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Rsos sKiLIS. vissCIER OWEN A scHELL G1Ssa,L NE-s-
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
IRON n. M. PETTENanL co.'s NEwsPAPgR ADvERrIs
ING HOUSE,
M Co. for nearly all
In the usted states aud canadss oees iis Nassau

NEW-y yORk.
1856, Spring TRADE, 1880.
uNAsrERN SHELDON a TOWNSEND, No. IL Murray Street.
IL Near Broadway, importers and Jobbers ~
SILK AND FANCY GooDs,
tnyit. ~. attention Merchants
and OF
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LACfS, MILLINERY GOODS,
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SMALL WARES, WHITE GOODs tc.
W. buy for Csh exclusively. devote special attention
the above meuiionsd Goods arcy DRESS INNINGS AND
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They mostly selected by Of Europ-
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GtLAHKsON a ANDERSON, NO loo MAIN sTRTEr,
- have hand snd for rood assorrnd Of Rnd
and mo,se Locks snd Isehe. Bu, strap P',,e and Hinges
Patent Gate Hinges and fastenngs Pastenn
Round Square Plush and shutter screws Fnisns
Nas Iron and Brass Door RAN snd ssve sash
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NEW BACON. LARD, &C.
- 10000 bs sides, superior quality, fstted
10000 Shoulders,
10000 Hams
1000 Breast pcs,"
20y0Q0 Reef Rounds, Bronng Chipping
For sale By y ROiOaON q co
RaIflnoore sfr..ts
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PATENT ELASTIC SHIRTS.
THE HEST u,tU DyE.

hATEs tEAScE, BARCLAY
tAUTlONNone genuine, they bear stamp
- Patent Al manufacturers and sellers infringing ~ prose
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~ o NJ BAlLARDs new ari,) received the highest pre-
NJ MUM NJ tbs Worlds Pair and American Institute where
Nanue by the distinguished chemists Dr. Chiffon John
ouy and pronounced the hest For sale by principal
lists IN this city Price e. Principal occ and n
100 broadway, New York mhii-dy
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But throw out three -fourtbs Of this assumed
profits, and then there is profit margin left,
that ought to satisfy man Of ordinary desires.
The present high prices Of sugar and mo-
lasses, makes the introduction of this sugar
cane peculiarly fortunate at this time if it sue
ceeds in future trials, as we have reason to
expect.
Maple sugar was once an item Of much
consequence in this section Of the country;
but the enhanced price of wood in the vicini-
ty Of railroads, &c, with the labor Of collect
ing the sap, boiling. &C., &C., makes it an
expensive way Of obtaining sweetening"
for family use. LEVI BARTLETT.
WARNER, N. H., Oct. 22.
We publish the above with pleasure, as we
are glad to place on record the history Of the
introduction of this new plant. We know
that neither Peters nor our correspondent
have any desire 10 get up "an undue cane
excitement" but yet we fear that the figures
given above, may have a tendency to such a
result. That the Chinese Sugar cane may
prove a valuable acquisition as forage crop,
and perhaps for making sugar, is possible
perhaps probable. 1t should, however, have
longer and more general trial, before ex-
travagant hopes are INDUCED in regard to it,
Mr.. Peters, with his fifty acre crop next year,
will be able to show whether it can be advan-
tageously grown in Georgia for making mo-
lasses and sugar. We are indebted TO Mr.
p for bottle of the syrup made by him the
present season, from which we should infer
that there could be little difficulty in convert
ingthe juice into very palatable syrup.
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FOR BARRENNEss AND FEMALE IRREGULARITIES.
TINhc medical profession and the public are informed
that henCcforth an abundant supply ofthis new and
most extraordinary plant be depended upon as the
arrangements are now completed with the Japanese
Government. After its Introduction into Europe the
demand as is well known soon far exceeds the suppl;
and thence the almost fabulous prices realized for the
smallest quantities. 1t is now imported largely in the
crude state, consequently its purity and its wonderful
properties are most unequivocally guaranteed. Fhy-
scians astOnshcd at the uncrrng certainty ofis
effects. 1t is asserted by the highest medical authori-
ties and publications THAT IT CANNOT FAll. in any
where physical malformaon does not exist.
THE LONDON LANCET, the highest medical au'
thorty of Europe says, vol 2 page 32l-"This Botan'
zeal remedy cXerts specific influence upon the uterus,
more particularly in cases of STERILlTY and checked
menstruation a decOction made from the LEAVES
invariably brings on the menstrual discharge, which
he maintained bv dose or two daily for any length
Of time When required for the purpose Of Obyiating
STERlLITY it must be prepared from the ROOT.n-
PROF. WILLIAMS, one Of the most distinguished ply
sicianS of Europe, in BRAITHWAlrHES RETRO
SPECT, No. 23 page 3O3, SAYS of this plant: "This
remedy will prove of the most certain and valuable
additions to our MATERIA MEDlCA; the only fear
have in its Introduction is that it might be abused
and become the too ready instrument in procuring
abortion"
1t Is now been proved in every instance that this
wonderful plant is INVARIABLY EFFICACIOUS IN
DEVELOPING THE VIRILE POWERS OF MAN, and
even animals arousng, invgorating and difusing III
mysterious influence wherever it has been exhibited
and for this purpose particularly Is prescribed with the
1Ost signal success y the first physicians of the age
Sc- medical publications and circulars, which can be
had n "e.
Conccctrated KIIE.TsE.SING No. l, for BARREN
FESS and WEAKNESS, prepared from the ROOT
price 81 a hot, 'c. KHETSESlNG, No. 2, for Femal,
Irregularities n cpared from the Leaves 81 bottle
Bv the dozen q d, ducton Of 80 Is per cent BY th'
gross deduction o. 80 per cent, net cash. \ singl
hottie dozen, or groe iorworded to any part of the
United States or Canada, On receipt Of remittance.
For sale hv all druggists, and at the depot of thu
EIIE. .PSE-SiNG COMPANN', No. 3jj Broadway NEW
YORK.
Al orders must Gc addressed, kHET-F-rISG Goa No
l.ng broadway, New IOEG.
Nov !, I,l-iG.-i-t
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BOOKS! BOOKs!! BOOks!!!

TTtSN uTTINaTs WttkN At
N q l. r. y u o II y r . X Il,
sign Of the Book, consisting Of School Books Of all
kinds, also Latin Greek, French, German, and the
higher mathe nacal works. lie also has the standard
Poets Histories Biographies Travels, New aud Popu.
lar Works, etc. etc. together with commentaries ana
notes on the Scriptures; work, ON Theology Annualt
Gift Books for all and ages aHrgs assortment
of Holiday Gifts. and Toy Books with beautiful
pictures for the children Uf Stationery, he Lm the
best the eastern market affords and in great variety
LNkS-Black Blue, Red, carmnr, Arnold's md
larrisOn's Fluid. Copy yiug. lndcllihlc. etc.
com PENS-Mammoth, EnGros>ing Common
cia Ladies' &C.. at HULTR
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Si(aj,1c, l9rjtrjturaI, jtLtcbaujral.
]. AUSTIN SCOTT, Editor.


i.nDo,lrd nrd extensively distributed in small
pacba res amonu farmers and others in differ
ent sections Of che country, for the purpose Of
testing its adaptation to our climate, lS,., and
the aTriculturrI value of its fora re and eds
for stock feeding, and the mora important
purpose of sutar m tkng in llti il les farther
nofth III IN the true sugar cane can be grown.
Within a few years past the Chinese Cane
has been somswLa. cul ivred in France
The great object SOU Iht for there in the cu-
tivlton of this plant, is the juice contained in
IFS stalks, which fu, nishcs three important
p.o llcls, viz; surlr, which is Identical with
-: Of cane. alcolo, and iermentcd drink
ala'ly yJus to cider.
q" Fac chiyf adv A res Of the G ,iuese Cane
asa sugar plant (says Pttcnt Oli,e X port,
1854 is the flstiy Of its cult vttion and
tue easy ire tm .nt Of lis lice. |. is thought.
the roulh product may surplss th,t of the
su5ar ctne il those countries where the latter
i, an anuu i, and like which it' stalks and
leaves will furnish an ahlnllnct OF nutritious
fofase for sustaining anl f,ttening a imals i
rs the mplassrs, too, is il ntlcal with that
manufactured from cine, 1t may he used in
the disiiiaion Of run. and the liquor called
'ttft,' which res 'mblrs an w."
How far il may be for tha iut rest Of our
coln ry to 20 into The tx.cn i've cultivation of
tl. Chinese cane for the m1nuftcLure of sGg ar
aud moA 5 ;, can only be determined hy|
flu ure aud more Intensive experiments. Bat
frcts enough have .lready be,r mad pl5ic,
10 Justify us in the belief that the Chinese
Sugar Cane is no humbug ForeXperlments
the past summer have fully proved that the
cane can b. successfully grown in all ati-
tndes from New Hamp>hlr. to & orgia, and
doubtless on ali soils adapted the growth cf
Indian corn. Aud also, that the juice OF this
cane is tx r meIy pure and Ich IN saccharlne
matter.
At page 22O of last P.tten OHiie Report,
is an engraving presenting the plant at full
matury-the height of which is marked
feet inches. But it has been grown in this
State the past sea ION much taller than repre-
s"nted in the engraN ing alluded 10. Col. b.
Gutter, of Pelham, n. II, exhibited at the
IliIlsboro County Fair, fr'tday of this month,
stalks If it nearly ten feet high. AT our
State Far, the week After stalks raised in the
garden of Hon. Richard Bradley, Of CyLcord,
were exhibi ed, measuring ! feet, end there
was no extra maOuring or cultivation used in
producing these splendid specimt of cane
Last spring received small package Of
cane see. 1t was planted late in Nay, on dry,
gray, ly lsnd-seed so vn in three drills 25
ts,t long, rows two feet aptr.. It's glowth
much retarded by drought in July and
August From this, and perhaps 1t bcng too
thlcs IN the drills, 1t only grew from five to
SIX feet high. About the first OF October |
cut 1t and fed TO my cows; IRON the avidity
with which the leaves and stalks were eaten,
!! NE To the conc!ts'oi twas 4 No, ] 'oiage.
But perhaps thlS plant may prove more valu-
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CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.

CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
TIE GREAT PURIFIER OF TOE BLOOD!
THE BEST Alternative KNOWN !!
Not a Particle of Mercury in it!
An nfallible remedy for Scrofua. Kings Evil Rheu-
matism Obstinate Cutamcous Eruptions, Pimples
or POstules on the Face. BlotcleS, Buils .Ague
and Fever Chronic Sore Eyes Ringworm
or letter, Scald head, Enlargement
and pain of the Bones and Joints
Salt Rhcum. stubborn u
GERS, Ryphilitic Dsor-
ders, and all diseaS-
arising from
iniudi-
cinuS
use of Mer-
curry. Imprudencc
in Life. or irnpurty of
the Blood.
This great ateratve Medicine and Purifier uf the
Flood is used 10y thousands Of grateful patients
from all parts of the United States who es, dali!
the remarkable performed hN the greatest 81
all medicines. CARRIERS SPANISH MlNTURE.'
Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Scrnfua, Errptions ON tho
skin. Liver Disease Fevers, Ulcers Old sores flee
ton of tile KidneNs, Diseases Of the Throat Female
complaints Pains and Achn=s of the bones and joints
speedily putto flight by using this nestmahe rem
edy.
For all diseases the Blood nothing has vet been fun,
to compare with i 1t cleanses the system Of all i'm
purities gently and efficiently the Liver anC
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives tone to tn,
stomach makes the skin clear and healthy, and restores
the Constitution enfeehed by densc or broken dowT
by the Of youth, TO its pristine visor anc
strength.
For the DISEASES OF FEMALES it is peculiarly app
cable and wherever it has become known is regularly
prescribed with the happest effects 1t inygurate
the weak and dehetated. and imparts elasticity to h
frame. clears the skin. and leaves the paten
fresh and healthy single bottle of this nestmab
remedy is worth all the sO-caed Sarsaparas in exist
ence.
The large number of certificates which we have re
ceved from persons from all parts of the nlted States
is the best evidence that there is humbug about it
The Press hotel keepers magistrates, physicians. AM
public men. well known to the community, all add thei
testimony to the wonderful effects ofthis GREAT BLou
PURIFIER.
Call the Agent and get an Almanac, and rea
the details of astonishing performed by CARTER
MIXTURE, In most nhere ereryhnS els
had signahy faiied.) The limits of an advertisement
will not admit their full insertion.
WM. S. BEERS & CO. Proprietors.
No 304, Broadway, New York,
To whom all orders must he addressed
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants in a
parts of the United States and the Canadas, and by
PECK & HAMILTON, Perrysburg and II. BUR
| RITT Maumee City. [Sept. IL, lS56--ly
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RINALDO ROBBINS,

DEALEN IN
ROCERLES AND VISIONS.
Corner Conant and Dudley Sts., Maumee City, o.
AGENT FOR THE U. s. EXPRESS COMPANY.
Maumee City, o. Jan. 81. 1855,
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K He 7 5 T. SING T..
TIE GREAT LfP1NESE REMEDY

FOR DARnENNEss AND FEMALE IRREGULARITIES.
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van = -. J"707' TT
liru OIL syrup, = pint
Inc syrup OF peculiar dlsagreeable
'"<.e' eN'Fe'y uhn' 'or table use
| have no wish to aid in getting up an un-
que ' cane eA3nemcnt' I oil any klnd'-out while
@ nave pen I tn IN, h'nu | VIII nSEre ht'ie, be-
o,'J'I J .nhA .e s.a'e''iehIs o' nesSfS. liyde
',u e''.s ".to'"S US Pre''y correct Gata or
r',,5 ,,or p''Iy Io a R h Iouo' o. shc ohi1Gse
1a C,,.,'' Inv al o.r.ei' Vi US genus IN
u,"" ,n. '31", aa, o'GVn ?orn, "c = Is suolecI 10
SO. iio'"''loHS III It's !ielu' uePenuing
5,IE;.y upon .he season, SOIL; mahurIng ana
out,!Y''.,In II receives. Mr. refers land' IN
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CITY CLOTHING
II Nj II d IL L u Nj

CL % T III / n G
which he is constantly manufacturing and selling at Pr
lower than is usually paid for Eastern Trash made
to SELL. As his clothing is manufactured under his
supervision, he recommend it as being well
made, and of supero: quality
Store, one door ives! of Allen Nelson's brick build
ing ISept. 20, lS56--49VGJ9O
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9A perior virtues for the treatment of these
R complaints. EBEN KNIGHT, M. d.
I'm A. b. MORTLY, Esq, of Utica, N. Y,
-EA0" writes 81 have used your Pectorai my.
self and in my family since You invented 1t, and
put out. With bad cold, should sooner pay $500
for bottle than do without II or take any other remedy
Group, whoopins Cough, Influenza.
SPRINGFIELD, Miss, Feb. 7, 1856.
Brother Ayer: will chcerully certify your Pectorai
is the best remedy for the Whoopng Cough
Group aud the chest diseases of children We fyour
fraternity in the south appreciate your skill and COM
'''n" ''' HIRAM CoNKLIN, MD.
AMOSI EE Esq, Monterey, Ia, writes, Sd Jan. 1856
had tedious Influenza, which confined me in doors
six weeks; took many medicines without relief finally
tried your Pctord by the advice of our clergyman.-
The first dose relieved the soreness in my throat and
lungs; less than onc-halfthe bottle made complete
ly well Your medicines were the cheapest as well as
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Asthma, or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
H. WEST MANCHESTER, Pa. Feb 4, 1856.
SR: Your Cherry Pect0rai Is performing marvellous
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for the last forty years HENRY L. PARKS, Mer.
A. \. RAMSEY, NJ. D., Albion, Iowa, writes Sept. G.
1855: During my practice of many years have found
nothing equal to your Cherry Pectorai for giving
and relief to consumptive patients or curing such as
are curahle
We might add volumes of evidence, hut the most
convincing proof of the virtues of this remedy is found
in its effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no remedy has ever been known which
cured so many and such dangerous cases as this
Some human aid can reach: but even to those the
Ch,rry Pecforai affords relieran comfort.
AsrOR HoUsE, New York City March s. 1856
Dr. Ayer, Lo1reH feel it duty and pleasure to
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Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY. OF SnELbrvILLE.
Consumptives, do not despair till you have tIied
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AYERS PILLS, PRlcE 25 CTs PKR Box.
Sold by H. Burritt, Allen Il Nelson, Maumee, Peck
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Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
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