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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-12

SHOWER OF MANNA.--DJ not be incredu-
lous, readers, when we inform you that on Mon
last, at the loot of Cedar Lake, in this county.
shower Of sugar candy fell, covering large
tract OF country. 1t covered thing--leaves
Of rees, rocks, and the earth'S surface alike
When discovered by the inhabitants the next
morning part of it was of the consistency of
syrup, aud the rest perfectly crystalized as
the candy OF the shops. Its taste is precisely
similar TO that of unhavored candy. Mr. J.
Hale, the Clear Like exprrssmin. saw it while on
the ground and collected box samples which
he brough to us. There is no mistake about the
matlrras the public may learn for themselves
by calling al our office. The specimens b fore
us generally irrcgularly crystalized, rounded
at one end and Irregular in form OF The other, as
/ ii broken OF from SOM surfICe to which they
adhere They are from one fourth to iveeights
Of al il2h in length, SOM pur- white and Others
Of delicate pink hue. Their general appear
anc' is that of very small stalngmtes, such as
W have often seen in caves. A similar shower
Occurf.d at Salt Luke som. years siHce. Nau
niists pmteGi to explain such phenomena by
saving hat such saccharihr showers are of in.
sect origin but thrir explanations Seem morr
improbable than the fact itsyli-th' latter being
well nt'ested, and the former mere theory to
excuse ignorance OF Na:urr's wondrous workings.
--Nupa Republican.
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Lieutenant u. S. Nav.

MErHoDlsM IN VIRGIYIA. -rhi ministers Of
the BilIlnnre Conference the most deadly
foes to our domestic Institutions, and lh'y
should b, expelled from the Sllle as soon as
possible. They dare not take open grounl
against slavery, bit they insinul'c their anti
slavery doctrines into the minds Of the ignorant
and uninfounad, and thus do more harm than
they would do were they oulspolln in their
perncious views We ar. extremely graui ID
to fad that the Church. Snu,h has made a 'rmI-
nent 10 gmant in F,ncs5Iie, L xinItIn. L'wlS
burg, and other important points hereto
fore held By the Northern branch. Let the good
work commence until the whole valley and wes-
tern portion Of Virginia are Cl-ansed of This
foul leprosy of anti SLAVERY MethoIism. The
God OF Abraham -nd Of Isaac Is not their God
any more than he is the God of Gildings.-
Lynckburg Republican.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-12

GIRLS THAT NEVER SEEN THE ELEPHANT.--A
correspondent OF th- Oswpgo Times speaks OF
a family living on /" John Browns tract" in y,
Y, two girls twins, of sixteen years, who have
never been out Of tho wnods-nrver saw any
horse but their own, and never saw any females
but their mother aud sisters. They have been
taught to read by their mother, aud although
they do not appear fashiouab ble,' they are By no
means as awkward as one would suppose
What a world of wonders yet lie before them
What sight to them would be STEAMBOAT, a
railroad car. city, thousand things that we
see every day
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Blessed are they that Mourn.

OH deem not they are blessed alone
r Whose lives peaceful tenor keep;
'' The power that pities man has shown
. on A blessing for the eye that weep.
l7T The light Of smiles shall fill again
~ The lid that overtORs with tears;
81. And WARY hours of woe and pain,
Are promises Of happier years.
There is a day of sunny rest, ...
For every dark and troubled night;
And grief may bide an evening guest
nisdt But JOY shall come with early light
And thou, who on thy friends low bier
a.F sheddest the bitter drops like rain.
Hope that happiar, brighter shore,
Will give him to thy arms again.
M Nor let the good mans trust depart,
Though life its common gifts deny
Though pierced and broken be his heart,
11. And spurned of men he goes to die.
For God has marked each sorrowing day,
= >.t' And numbered every secret tear;
III. And heavens long age of time shall pay
-f.' For all its children suffer here.
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PAPER MONEY IN THIS AND oTHER CoUNTRIEs.
Ia comparing the paper money Of this coun-
try with that at Great Britain we find total
IN the United States OF SlS6000 900 bank
notes resting on basis of Sl39 100000, (ot
which S5S,000000 is in specie, $50 ,O00, 900 ia
public stocks aud S22 100000 in gold in the
Sub Treasury, In Great Britain there are = 81,
100000 of bank notes, resting on basis OF
rl44,000,000, (of which S72 100000 is in
specie, and s72OOO.0O0 is in public stocks.I
Err.
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A P.EAN "A Cmmtry r publican paper;
in chroncIling the Free Soil victory in Kansas.
and the election OF Parrott over Ransom.
quotes the following lines from an old Aetho!
dist b, mn:
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-12

"A foreign medical writer, possessing can
dor, has lately asserted that "pbysic is the
art of amuzing tue patient. while nsluss
cures the disease"
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LATFER-DAY WARNINGS.

When eri-llt0rs keen the law, f. '.
When bln.sS dispense with bolts and locks,
When Gsrres, whorte-rasp-and straw
Grow hi ger d1iomoGrts through the box
When he who salletl house or land
G Shows leak in roof or flaw in right sf
Whcn harht rlayhcrs choose the stand ..
Whose windows hath the broadest lght,--
When preachers tell u all they think,
Aud parry leaders all they meln,--..- .
When what we pa, for that we drink,
From real grape AMI coffee bean,
When lawyers take what they would give,
Ana doctors give what they would take
Wien city fathers eat to live, AT
Save when they fIst for conscience sake
When one that hath horse on shle
Shall bring his merit to the proof,
without lie for every nail u
That holds the iron on the hoof-- .-,.
When in the usual place for rips ..a -r-
Our gloves are stitched with special care,
And guarded we'll the whalebone tips
Where first umbrellas need repair
When Cuba's weeds have quite forgot
The power of suction TO resist,
And clAret-bottos harbor not
Such dimpes as would hold your fist
TVhcn publishers NJ longer steal,
And pay for wha. they stole beforc,--
When the first locomotives wheel
Rolls through the Ioosa; tunnels bore =
TIL then let Cumming blaze away,
And Miller's slints blow up the. globe
Bat when you see that blessed day,
Tie9i order your ascension robe
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NgvER TOO LATE.-It is never too late to do
right; as, for Instance, a gentleman bagau to
study grammar after hr had written for the press
ten years. Ii is never too lI'e to get married
Naomi, the daughter of Enoch, took her first hus-
blni 1T two hundred aud eight II is never too
late to drop any habit James, the novelist,
wrote sixty-nine volumes before lie could shake
off MS solitary horscmnn.' 1t is ncver too
late to be " wide awake charactnr an old
gentleman who has ceased to read the DIily
Evening B!underbgss. has entirely recovered
from the slrepinass that used to sffict him. 1t
Is suneimcs too late to " pop the the question:;
man once did 50 tn charming vidder,' just
as she had reached her house after burying her
irst husband You are too late,' was the re-
ply, " the deacon spoke to me at the graUc!"
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AN ORTGINAL SENTIMENT.-A Durham
paper reports the speech of gallant gentle
man who proposing the health ofthe ladies' that
that if he might be allowed to couple with the
toast a sentiment, which was peculiarly prop
er in the present day, he would say" May
their virtues be ample as their petticoats, and
their faults be smaller than their bonuets."
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-12

The year OF Jubilee has come ;
Return We RaRsnm'i sinners home"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-12

lage Cowper, Thomson, Young, Campbell,
Wordsworth, and Milton, if you can relish
him; and little of the best English prose-as
Goldsmith's Essays, the Spectator, the Ramb-
Ter. Rasselas.
Read few things over and over again; pause
over them ponder th-m feed upon them, till
their very spirit is trans(used into your own
muds--not that you may make fine speeches
about them, and indulge in silly parade Of
mawkish and untimely sentiment but that you
may learn to love them, and be refined by them
and that you may teach Others to love them.--
o. for less talk and affectBtion, and show and
more inward taste and feeling, and delicacy, and
reserve, and honesty OF mind Q, for young
men and women, who love to take their Gold
smith or their Gray out quite alone to some
cool grove, beside some babblng brook--not
that they msy tell of it sfterward and be ad-
mired, hl-that they may suck into their hearts
the honeyed sweetness, and lose themselves in
a world Of beauty and enChantment! o, for a
race Of teachers, who while they instruct well
In other things. love to ltnprrgrata the souls Of
their pupils with the beautiful and the good =
Hang up in your schools every day or two half
dozen lines of beautiful poetry; encourage
the scholars to copy and commit them to menu
ory, try il they can point ont what is fehcitous
/ in languAg,, in though in sentiment. FIRE.
quenly cause to be read aloud some of those
beautiful sllegories anil visions which are to be
found in the "Spectator and elsewhere, and
make the whole school listen to them; so will
you relieve the monotony of your ordinary les
sons, and contribute to Gil many an artless
mind with beautiful imagery and thought.
CO The following good hit at those who
are ever expecting the world to burn up or pas.
out of existence in some other equally terrffi,
manner, W. fin in The Atlantic Monthly, a
new an ably conducted Magazine, which is foi
sale by d, Anderson & Co., of Toledo:
~ should have felt more nervous about tht
late comet, if | ha / thought the world was ripe
But it is very green yet, if | am not misiak
and besides, there is great deal of coal to usC
up. which cannot bring myself to think wa!
made for nothing. If cerlrin things, whicl
seem to me essential TO a millennium, had COM
to pass, should have been frightened; but they
haven't. Perhap' you would like to hear my
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An AsTOUNDING CURIG!!
GKEAT VIRTUES OF :
IA NPTOh|IS IgEGET.AREE TYZSCTUREl!

BALTIMORE, March 81. 1855.
This certify that niG,,r. nine s2rs since was at
ian, no ordered be pOultice, Il mucl
"%t of @ Kms e @
ulcers, the numbered formed hetWeen ankle
IT Of which came particles Of bone the number Of Is
NV 'i' y TRIES COUNTRY AIR.
was then taken 10 Hartford county this State; the physi
RS but could not live afterwards This physician work
with for seven weeks, using the knife frequently TAX:
Wing me am ree-some of the applications very
uulj NOT stand BY and ), me suffer thought ut this time
for from my knee to my ankle was not
Freely white uS with no sign blood, times when
Ou scratch my fingers white pus would issue theFetron
IKE" WIN BALTIMORE BY HOME!
then returned Baltimore, my old homes expecting
b. the advice ofmy friends various remedies,
worse; swelling my left hip AMI aiterseVere pain
IN ulcer formed from which came piece o. bone Aso!
wished the time to cut OF my right leg As the
y means of saving my Ile After this, yet another form.
on my right ar and also left groin, also
her parts of body, which in number and size astSplsh
those who them. was reduced 70 mere skeleton,
md as weak rs an infant ,,,,,,
death would have been reeitOme Ihadtried ply:
.cias and all tile remedies coud hear OF, when friend
TURE' disease similar to the WAS labOTng under;
ivised me to try IT. AT this time had been afflicted nh
Nnctu,t" -. ..
Of Inspired with hope and by the
nr had taken bottles felt much improved that
confidence believe that would cure me, CON
hurd usv-sl improving. Ny ulcers healed, and
strength weak ard shattered system, and wItl-
further detail happy leg Is also healed,
aud renovation OF my health has taken places and
now myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone have Kvenbut faint idea OF my sunrrIngs hut
my who read this will bear testimony to all that
4 have said in favor Of
RImFtotts Ttgttdbte Tncture,"
md SAY all afflicted have been, to use
Z with hr utmost ConidtuCe.
EDWIN NJ. SPRANKLIS,
aE No. 81 llrlsster street,
3dOOrsnOrth VI Pratt st.
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,NO.II "a lily - I
past not only graz perfectly white have cut II short
and caps tNhife from view; but three months
ju tce saw, that It's effects almost
Il has gradually all It's former SplndOT
10 color and le Il so on and glossy braut'
fu It when under the influence Of the finest
oil earnestly, there fore recommend IL To every lady a.
lie world BETSY SMITH,
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pRnP. Mnnn-Hnrlnr .

PROP. wOOD-Having experienced the mai effect Of
your HeslOrat We, drop this up the subject
About years ago my hair commenced falling or and
turning grav fast becoming bald met friend who
had nsrd Restorative ard spoke highly of its viz.
tue.: try it, althou. had but little faith,
had other tinsfrs commenced
,ng YOUR Restorative In january few applications
my hair firmly. 1t cgnn to fill un grow OUT anu
furnrd back former color (lacL1. At tls time IL Is
fn restored its original coUr health and appearance,
'n' c'eeF u''S te'On''''' 40 ~ J. D. HOES
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w4rERFoED. Mass. July 25, 1855.

HAfGRF0RDs Aaass lulN 1000
PROF. o. ]. WOOD: With confidence do recommend
our Hair heing the most eicaeious article
ever SAW. used the Walphene ami other pEepAra
the dAy, all without eject Since using your HAIR
Restorative whiskerR which almost white.
have Gradually grown dark and feel confident, that
few applications will restore them 70 ther natural
DIOR II also has relieved OF all dRndruR and unleaS
j. e. KILBY.
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.MEDICA.L..
EnEy KNTGUT. m. D.

A. B. MORTLEY. ESQ.,, Of UIICA, New York, writes; ~
have used your myself and in family eEtt
since You Invented it, believe the best medicine for IT,
purpose ever put With bad cold should sooner pas
ent dollars bottle than do without il, or take an
nfl,s 1V-f %.
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Chicago, H., May 1, 1854.
MuroRp, warcester Co., Mass, Nov. ia,

MILFnRp, Worcester Co., Mass, Nov. ia, 1855.
PROF. o. J wOOD-Dear Sir: take pleasure In bear
ing 20 utarV tile 10 effects OF your won
Hair Restorative. As far back sg, my hair coW;
nncr,l falling until the Of scalp became hAt
and smooth glass, and IT has continued to fall for great
any wears, standing have rse celebrated
n Tor Seeing your advertisement,
nuced give article trial. and to utter as
rIshmrnt, fouud, after few Hpnica'ons that NY hair
,pc me firmly assumed u glossy and beautiful
hv tn time had usc, quart bottle my bali
nd WINS covered with Young and vigorous eTOWh Of
,air which from to two inches in ngtl, anu
rowing fast YOuIs, truIs, HENRY GOODRICH
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ASTHMA OR PIrusIC, AND BRONCHITIS:


SiR Your CHEERY PgcTORNL is performing maFVeNou'
cures relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms Of consumption, and Is now curing maj
IabOrel under affection OF the lungs for the las
'''S HENRY L. PARKS. Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, VI. n. ALHloS, MoSRoE couSTT, iowa
writes spt G. ls' barring practice Of many years
found nUiny equal CHgRRT PEcToNAL for Civ
ing anil relief eonsanptiVe patients, or curing suc
. curabe."
We might aid voInmesof Evidence hut the most convlnc
ing proof Of the virtues renedys found in Its effect
upon trial.
Probably rencly ever been known 7hlch-enr-
90 many and dangerous this. Some no h
man reach; hut those the CHERRY PEcrO
RAJ affords relief and comfort.
Asr0E HOUSE, New York City, March 5, lSo6
DR.. AVER, LOUtH feel 1t duty and pleasure to IA
n your CHgRRY PECTORAL has done for H wiz
1--WE iabUrtHg under the 'iangerOn
.,nptos Consumption, from which aid We coul pro-
ure gave relief She steadily failing, unit
Strong Of this citS where have come for advice, r.
,IinrIte trial Of medicine. We bless his kiHGnes
Jour skill for she has recovered from that day
she used to be, but Ii free tro'
-icr cough, and calls heIsrlf we'll.
Yours, with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, ~ SuELBTvtLLE.
onsnmHttees, do til you have tried ATEE
'EEKRY PECTURAL II Is made by Of the best medic
wori. and all round US bespeaE tn
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CIRQUE, wnOOp1vG COyGH, INFLUENZA.

YIELD, Miss, Feb q 1886
BE0THER AVER rIll cheer uilg certify your PETnRAL
best remedy for the cure OF the WHcktHg
60W0h, 'rOmD and the chest diseases Of children We OF
fratern, south appreciate skill and com
'''11 N-' HIRAM cONKLIN, NJ D.
AMOS LEE ESQ.,, MONTEREY Ia writes, 81 Of JaHuary,
1883 ~ lad tedious Influenza, which confined me y
weeks; medicines without relie final
tried lly the advice OF CLERGYMAN
The first lose relieved the soreness In my throat and 9nHs
less than competelr we'll Your
eaIcines are the cheapest well the best bnv
aud YOU Doctor, and your remeiies the poor
annn's frIenh.'-
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sUME.TmGNG NRWg
Watches Clocks aud JeWeIry
@. p. BROWNs,

@. p. BROWNS,
1ts MAIN ST. ABOVE TIE n n uHSE
NVhere can Be found IN treat variety. Goii WssslSss
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Prs- from S9i 70 te and in Silver CASES iron Sss doSn
CLOCKS Of every sIe and priee. and ,arra.,a 20 ..s
ELEGAXT STYLES or IFwELRY
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- ~ and srsat variety q an Geld JsgsI-
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Zine Tortoise Shell Tuck CuIuIss Iniia Rnbh.- ,, -
~ ioaE aH eleE1t and plain aiE, eloth It I-s
srrat TaTiety 0f useful and prtity thIrr- $40
HE public GENERALLY respectfully Invite. n ,,iI
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
HATS a ND GAPS.

II ATS "A n ID CA -.
w tful assortuents CHps brought To
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II eoSa5rtses in part the following kinds:
10 SlS Mneskin Hats light and elastic made hy
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En"w Nothing and Wide Hats white Hnd black Soft Pnr and
Wool Hats Of every s'l9r. 9 gSflsso0 and price
Gaps every description of the recrnt stvles
S Sssh a. tgs fhl R G snS fon.aation
Gaps. an kinds In abundance, which viii h" sod
lower than GoOds Of these kinds ever offered before To
thI. community. '-F
Caren Hats and Gaps Of al kind. Just received from
the most fashionable houses in New York.
Carpet Bass.Furs and Gloves nIwayson hand.
All most invited TO call IN and ex-
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GsLIdiOus.
TO COUNTRY MERCU4ETs.
MS can as We vim guarantee that
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and on the most favorable terms
" So NH',"FE : S..N.-
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10 you want u gooI IIni'nent nse PoBSIIAs BALM.
I'o .n9 ycnta brnah comb "r bottle OfApe perfume,
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your horse lame Of TEX, use MEEcTATs GARGLfNG
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Have YOU cough, uSe the HoARlIoUND gALsAM
Shoulder Base Port Morraie
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Roeibays's Holland Rltters
Hooflands GRIMM Huers
7or sale BY t. II; LOGAN CO
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IIIE sciences OF Chemistry ami Medicine hav: been
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Emulate the vital activities Of the body remove the oh
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Cures have been made which surpass belief wer
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nnrHc,eF to forbid the suspicion Of untru Mhhy en-
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IS public the reliability Of remedies, while otleis
assurances Of their conviction tiat my pre-
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frring iellOW-men.
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al tile certificates OF their cures Of the following col"
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ll they make profit AK for Ayers tILIs and
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'' PTep pa ar james e.. = ,er-
Pfaetieai"nd Anal teal oiemist,
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MEDICAL.
sT. ALL HAILi!
SoMHTa NC FOR THO nGIlLIONll
PROF. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

WYE CALL THE ATTENTION } ALL, OLD AND
w Young, tis wonderful preparations, which turns
drignu colOr. narOveFS the head OF the
with uNuriant grnWth-re'noves the dandrud itTll-
ng and all crupOns-causes continual How
the fluids hrce, II used regular dress
the hair, will preserve its color and keep Il from
failing old age, in all it, natural beauty We
CALI Them upon the bald the diseased in seap to
il surely the young will not they ralne the How.
Ing locks witchnc curl ever be Woutlt. It's praise
u upon the tongue Of thousands.
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New YORK, Oct 2, 1854.
PROP o J. W0OD-DeRF Sir: After reading the abVcr
.'sen, mt in York journals. Of celeb at
lair Restorative, procured hafplnt bottle, and was SO
ich that continued Its for two months,
MI am satisfied the hest preparation before the public
1t Mt once Nil nnruG aud unpleasant itching from
The sraln and has my hair naturally and, have
10 lOnbt. prTma emily so.
You permission refer all WHO entertain any
louh. Of its performing all tina, Is claiu,ed for It,
MISS FEEKS, 26< Greenwich Az.
have used Professor o. woods Hair Restorative and
ave admired effects 1t restored hair
where II Ind f.1u Of IL cleans the head, and renders the
air SOFT and smooth-uluch than oil:
MARY A. ATKINSON.
Louisville, November !, 1884.
o. j. WOOD CO., Proprietor, 81. broadway, n. and
IA Market St, st. Louis.
~ For sale in Wheeling nv
4-m,nw bridge Corner.