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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20
GREAT BARGAINS

ME- uia ~ 81 rsspsctsiiiy assSsac 70 osi
W hi-nds and IN casxsas . q Osveap0ss and VI
ssst,y, mai - have hand aud sse - css tnS
~ shost Intervals Addisioas The already lafss
ssoek Of
ALI siads Of Dry 0oods,
hmoroidusios aud Hosiery,
taucy usoda,
Iiothihs In all ssytes,
Ssass fnralshiae articles,
iAss ssd capss &C., &e.,
all OF which ue wiil cell a.
Alternating Lev erisesly.
We shait 81 al invs DO happy shaw our
xoods, aud 80 dou6t Not bSt I'd 70 sait
tho vsesa ~ vol ~ n u tAs.lLiun ~ baySs
Call and coaslnce yoasssif. u
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20


Real kststo, Money and 1nsuraAee
0MOA EM,
Brady street, tsexi door 10 fost Oocsl
UAvENPUhr, IOWA.
Heal kslzte tousal and sold eomr,ssion;
Land WARRANTS Dsaxas, sold aud located; invss
nsnts made aud money loaned real - ssss or per-
soasi soeaftsy nkAIainAtioDs -. land aites made
No ss aud claims soliscssd, Nc, &C.
Ax1aes " mo loiio~ins reliable and rcsi onstbls
LIPS AND rtkE tssJR ASuE COMPANIES.
kxeslslsr Fire Insur Aaes Co,
NY city. capital $500. 900
nsv Anstsrdan Fire Insurance,
seq lerG elty, ~. go
Pheonix Fire Insurance %,
DlooAlyn. 100000
sshsasetaay eeaaty Tirs Insu-
rance %, sshsassta1y; D Y. y 10000
nsv Yerk Lilsi asa rAa.s co,
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

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SssssiEt, las. III. DAia.si, ". Il. WOOD vasd, Johr
1sshs,J W Wiley, A. a. k.sroS, u. l.. sAor o.
oFflGkks.
l.. a. DkssAtNI, President
tHAS. IkssLIk, Treasurer
DANIEL l.. sHOkki, scer.tst,
A. "a. bAhhUW, -
JAMES NJ. DALzkLL. "A.'os''
u. n. NoouNAkD, as.tsl. soc.
this"s hema Company. 4. tasar.s sAciasiysi,
"a In. mutuai plan. The slork eoasisss Of pfsmi.
im bosss, and there - noe oss.uue such notss ip
s"srcssion 81 Inc Company. All this property eat
- fsAsshcd ~ pfoesss from our own cousts. ana
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an ssstesn stuss, because IL eouabanss eAeonnes,
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-17


From the Lancaster (Pa) Times, August 10.
% Our worst fears in regard TO the potato rot
are likely to be realized. The late rains
would seem TO have been the immediate cause.
In proofof this, it may be stated that we have
not heard of the crops being endang sred in
tire higher grounds, the ravages being con-
fined principally to the valleys. We hear com
plants from many parts Of the county,
Various expedients have been resorted to for
the purpose of stopping the spread of the dis
ease. One of our readers recommends the
vines to be pulled up, leaving the potatoes in
the ground. To prevent them from coming
up with the stalks it is necessary to rest the
foot on the hill. If some are rotten this
method cuts of the connecting roots, and will
save the remainder, He says he has tested
this plan and found it successful Others
recommend the liberal application of pulver.
Jizsd lime AMI plaster. For ourselves we be .
lieve no remedy can be found altogether effect
ual. The potato seems to have run out, and
requires to be introduced anew from its native
seats in South America. Still it is well to
make experiments, and we trust if any are
found succe sfu our readers will not fail to
give due notice of the same. They will rem
der a service to humanity By so doing.
The Fredrick (Mt. Union states that the
potato rot is making its appearance TO pret-
ty considerable extent in that vicinity, and
that the loss to some farmers in conse quence
thereof will amouat to a considerable.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-17
H. RURRITT

AS removed his Drug Store to the building formerlv
occupied by o. d. Ranney, on Wayne street, sfnear
tue Book store) where he has opened the largest
stock of 90
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals,
ever before offered in Maumee City He returns bjs
thanks for the liberal patronage previousia haa.-S
upon him, and hopes by diligence and nnyc,"sI;,v ~
business and liberal policy to his patrons 10 mai.
continuance of past favors assuring them toa..h..
with all others who may favor him with call a.. ~
Will be his pleasure at all times, furnish them nr
medicines OF almost every kind, and medical advic. IN
necessary. variety of . ...t ~ l'-''S'"
Chemicals, Pure VINES and Liquors for Medical or .r
chanieaf purposes, (but none of an inferior and
deleterous composition,) Eapor,pr
Extracts for Cooking, Per-
tumery, Tooth Pastes
and Potoders,
Skin Powders, Hair Resoratiyes and Hair Tonic, ;,
Balm and Pomades Shaving Creams and Soar,
Toilet Soaps; Cloth Hair, Hat, Tooth, Nail
scrub Paint and Whewash Brushes;
Fancy articles, Spts. Turpentne Lin
seed, Lard, Whale, Tanners Fish
and NeatsFoot OILS;
PAIN NTS,
White and Red Lead Zinc, Chocolate or H,S
Proot PANT ground in oil, a neac article
and Jtner Paints of all coioys Due
Woods and Dye Stufs, WINDOW
Glass and Glass Ware Gro
certcs, such as Teas, iSu-
gars, Rice, Pepper,
Spices, d-c,
ana many other articles well as a large ynri.tx -
proprietary Medicines. adapted all dseasea Hsb.S
also set up new FOUNTAIN, from which issn..
orator Tor the special benefit of his customers
August 2. 1856.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-17

A LARGE DAYS WoRK-A exchange
paper informs us that, few days since,
Michael Cramer, of Mercersburg, Franklin
county, Pa, cut in ten consecutive hours ten
acres of wheat in thoroughly workmanlike
manner. 1t turned out two hundred and
tifty.two shocks, or three thousand and TWEEN
ty-fJur sheaves-being nearly three hundl ed
and three sheaves per hour, and over five per
minute during the whole time Of cutting
This is, perhaps, the most extraordinary
grading ever done in the country. AT the
CLOSE of the performance, Mr.. Cramcr did not
appear to be much fatigued, and expressed
his ability and readiness to undertake the
cutting OF an adjoining lot Of seven acres on
the following day.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-17
(FrOm he Gsrmrqtmoa 7cieg raph.)
pcnChas,

PEACH PnE,ERvEs Peaches, il preserved
whole, sh uld be gathered before they are
fully ripe pare and cook tender in little
water. If in quarters, crack the pits of hal
of the peaches and add TO them. Let the
syrup simmer down quite thick before adding
it TO the fruit, and when cold, cover tight and
keep free from heat and moisture
PIoKLED PEACHES Take any kind Of fine
large peaches that are not too ripe, wipe of
the down with soft flannel cloth, place three
or four cloves in each, and lay them whole in
a jar. To every gallon of vinegar add one
quart of water, five pounds of sugar, table
spoonful of salt and whole cinnamon. Pour
it over the fruit boiling hot, being careful that
the vinegar covers them well, and let them
stand in cool place week or ten days
then turn off the liquor and boil as before
after which they are ready to be set away in
the store room for future use.
PFAcH JELLY may be made in the usual
way. When very ripe, mash and strain
through a jelly bag or sieve. Allow pound
of loaf sugar to pint of juice, half ounce of
bitter almong blanched and pounded, or half
of the kernels of the stone. If 1t does not
form readily, add isinglass.
PEACH MALMALADE.--Mash to a fine pull
and add sugar in proportion to the sweet
meats and simmer down; it should be a
smooth, thick mass. Put away in large tum
blers,
PEAouEs IN BRANDY.-Wipe, weigh, and
carefully select the frmest fruit quarter of
their weight in powdered loaf sugar, put the
fruit in a vessel that closes tightly, throw the
sugar over and cover with brandy. Place a
9. L.. a.. I
place the jar in saucepan of water until the
water is quite hot, but not boiling; when cold,
tie the cover down tightly SO that no air can
penetrate.
PEACH W1NE.-Take nearly ripe fruit,
stone it and bruise it to a pulp, put eight
pounds Of the pulp to one quart of water.
and let it stand twenty-four hours then
strain out the juice, and to every gallon add
two pounds of sugar. Turn into cask, and
when fermented and becomes perfectly clear,
cork tightly in bottles.
PEACH PiE.-Melow juicy peaches, peel
ed, whole, or in quarters, laid in deep pie
platoon each layer of peaches sprinkle
thick layer of sugar, tablespoonful of wa
ter, and light sprinkling of flour, and it will
need no other seasoning. Cover with thick
crust and bake an hour.
PEACH DUMPL1NGs.-Should be steamed
instead of stewiug as that would break them.
Serve with common sauce, or lemon sauce,
of one lemon cut fine, ono cup butter, and
large cup sugar.
PEACHES FOR TEA.-Pare ripe peaches,
cut them in quarters, sprinkle them with lay
ers of sugar, and let them stand an hour to
extract the juice. Then cover with rich, sweet
cream and there is nothing better.
PEACHES La STRAwDERRY.-Ripepe peach
es cut in small pieces. with soft mild eating
apples, in the proportion of three peaches to
one apple, mixed with sugar, and lett to stand
for two or three hours, make excellent mock
strawberries.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-17

= A crust of bread, pitcher of water, and
matched roof and love there is happiness
for you, whether the day he rainy or sunny. 1t
is the heart that makes the home. whether the
eye rests upon potato patch or flower garden.
- When good will GOES gadding he must not
be surprised if ill.will sometimes meets him on
the way.
Tears do n,t dwell long on the checks Of
youth. Rain drops easy from the bud, rests on
the bosom of lhH miturcr flowers, aud breaks
down that which has lived its day.
"A Company of Ohio capitalists at whose
head is Thomas Corwin, have purchased &C.,
900 acres of coal lend in the valley of Kama
wha, Va, at 81 an acre, and will immcdi lte-
ly commence the manufacture of coal oil from
that valuable mineral.
"A gentleman regrcttng the loss Of his first
in the presence ofhs second wife, was told that
no one had more reason to wish his former
spouse alive than she had.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-17
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-17
NOAdvamcc on CIOcIks,

DARNUNIS s failure in the Clock line, humbug.-
ID Have you seen our new stock? We have Just
received cord, cord aud half or two cords every
vari'ty and pattern; and selling them, wholesale
and retail ch aper than BInum eyerthought ofdUing
all in perfect order. and warroned Call and see for
yourselves. M charge for showing.
June 4. lSjs--siu GRISWOLDS
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-17
A Young Momnn,s Ride.

Tuesday afternoon young lady, dressed in
the EXTREMIST anpitude of the present fashion,
was descending from an omnibus near the head
Of Summer ST., in Washington street, when one
of the folds Of her voumnous dress was caught
in the door Of the vehicle as it was smlrty
pulled together by the driver. The horses start
ing at the same timej her robe was paid out to
The utmost extent and failing to part like the
great cable, the young lady was uncerenoniously
Jerked from her position, and seemed for an in
slant to be in considerable danger. But, with
remarkable presence Of mind, she regained her
footing, and after one or two efforts sprang up
on the steps Of the omnibus, where she rode un-
Ill the driver could be " purwailed on to STOP"
as Mr. Samuel Wler was wont to say. She was
Immediately released, with no damage beyond
that of slight injury to her dress aud soma
what unusual display of crnone and white
stockings. After all danger was past several
gentlemen went to the young lady's assistance,
but she probably thinking either that they might
have come earlier, or that they were merely ac-
tuated by an unwarrantable curiosity, simply
launched an ice bolt at them from her scornful
eye, and vanished from the scene like a digniied
coquette under full sail Boston Courier.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-17
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAXINE
MESS. "A. s. WOOn-

Has permanently located in Perrysburg, and win
millinery, such as bonnets Ribbons, Flowers Rnra..c
Cape trimmings, &c., &c., suited to the wsptf
els also preparedto to renovate straw bonnets orr
Sentlemens Panama and Leghorn Hats "
Particular attention will be given to dress makipr
aII9nS experience warransher in believing that shs
MAY, l4th, 1857
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-17
DISEASE vANQUrsmED
ck's Scandinavin Remedies.

A FTER years of study,
Aanalysis and experiment,
Mr. Roback, the emminent
Swedish Physician succeeded
in producinga medicinefrom
the mountain herbsof hisna-
tive land, whicha acts directly
upon the causes ofdiseasein
the blood,and by restoring the
corrupted fountain OF life to
n condition of health and
purity, eNpels disease from
the system wherever it may
la, I.nnfnI - ,..I,..,a,, -, n =,
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.
I35P0FFTA va, NSONTNCENEENr5'

TNO all personsaiicted with Sexual diseases such
L SPERWiTORRI ITE1KNESS MIRO
JENCE, GONORHLEA. GLEET, $ SYPLiISLI
the Vice of ORANlSM, or SELF ABUSE&c..&c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, in view OF the awful
destruction of human life caused by Sexual diseases,
and the decepons prac,ed upon the unfortunate vie
tins of such diseases by Quacks have directed :her
Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy of
their name to give MEDICALADNICE GRATIS to all per-
sons thus afflicted, who apply by letter, with adeserp
onOt their condition. age occupation, habits of life,
@c} and IN cases ot extreme poverty and suffering to
FURNISH MEDICINES TREL or CHARGE.
The Howard Assuuiatouis is Il Observation-Disclosures,
established by special endowment forthe relief of the
sick and distressed afflicted with ''Virueht and Epi-
demtc Diseases lthasnow asurplus of means which
the Directors have voted to expend in advertising the
above notice. Hisneedless toaGdthat the Association
commands the highest Medical skin of the age and
wlifurnishthe most approved modern treatment,
just Published by the Association "A Report on Spe
matuTrhPa, or Seminal Weakness, the vice of Self
Abuse and other diseases of the Sexual Organs the
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail lin a
sealed envelope FREE OF CHARGE, on the receipt of
TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, DR., GEO. CALHOUN. CONSULTING sun,
GEoN, Howard Association, No. South NINTH Street
Philadelphia Pa BY urderof the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTW ELL, President,
GEO. FERCHILD, Secretary.
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HAVE YOU TRIED
WESTERN FAMILY
R E w III I'D 4 IL =
PUT UP BY
A. LANGW0RTNY,
FINDLAY, OAtIOi
THEY ARE THE
AROMATIC VEGETABLE CATHARTIC PILLS.
THE
AROMATIC FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.
AND THE
EXCELSIOR EYE BALM.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
DO YOU DESIRE HEALTH2
THEN READ A WORD
Before You throw this down as Worth


1t is fact well known TO all our Western citzons
that the miasm that is constantly present in the air Of
this rich Western country and the changes which oc
cur so frequently from heat to cold give rise to var-
Gus forms of disease, and it becomes an important in
curry then to MS, what do to prevent these sud
den attacks, to which liable? an old saying
ls' an ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure
ana IN nothing is it ruer than in tsfor in however
many forms we are attacked with Illness the primary
cause is nearly the same We catch cold or overeaf
the pores of the body become closed and the refuse
matter which is generally thrown out of the system by
sensible, or insensiblc perspraon remains in it and
clogs 1t up and the consequence il that the inward
functions of the body cannot perform their duty any
more than watch can. the cOgs of whose wheels are
hlled with dirt. Every part of bodies demands its
different element from the food and the part our so.
achs take is to eliminate such parts, and send them in
their proper directions when system is fully open
this is well and beautifully doue and such parts ofour
FOOD as are not needed thrown out hy pcrspraon
and the natural outlets OF our bodcs-but when cold
or any other cause stops these outlets this oal Gf we
may so speak remains in the body; and Fcyers
Rheumatism, JaundiCc, Liver Complaint, que Ncu.
ralgia, %cr &c., occur What then shall we do? the
answer Is easJ-ceausc the system thoroughly restore
these natural outlets, and free. When shall we
do 1t! Shall we wait till tue disease becomes set up.
on us2 No lpt n toEp
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-17
DIR. VvnH. Il. HOYT'S
Old Established Private Hospital

" "'NNiASiCu llNdIe Hospital
is REMOVED
10 The BASTABLE ARCADE,
{ APPOollE north the Post Office lSyracu use. n Y
~ where he will Introduce to the notice of those AZ
hicted with u '"o'e a.
n, PRIVATE AND SYPHILIC DISEASES,
inc French system of cure This class of complaints
ne mas made and intends to make speciality, and tho
OF THE NEW METHOD
Oftrcatment now in operation in France and in the
hospitals OF this country warrants him in saving that
without -
SURE, QUICK & PERMANENT REMEDY.
rive thousand patients cured annually. The RENE
dies employed by Dr. w. T. IloYr are free from often.
slNe taste or smel-COutain mercury and require,
10 change oidiet business or pleasure
PERSONS AT A DISTANCE
guy 9e cured at nome by stating their case and ad-
dressing letter to DR.. Wu. L. HOYT. Recollect the
name and place. -
~ B. Ladies in want ofa pleasant and safe remedy
Tor irregularities, distractions, Sc, can obtain
Dr. Dumas French Female Monthly Pills.,
AT lue DOCTORS Olcc in the Bastabe Arcade Married
ladies' III certain situations should not use them For
reasons see directions with each box price 81 sent by
man TO all parts of the world Ur. Wm E. Hoyt In
tt py a!eht IN the United States. Also for sale at
tue DOCTORS Office the Female Protecting InstrIn enr
an unHiling preventative of conception: s nyauabe
TO such as through some physical conformation or de-
lormlty are ncapactaed Ur safe rcproduction Orders
from any part the uuited States enclosing s5 will
secure tue return of the instrument And all other
instruments of private nature for female uses can he
mad ut the Doctors office. Remember that Dr. VIM
H. Holt Is the only permanently established and re.
spohsple physician IN central New York. that treats
private diseases and his practice extends through every
State in the Union. Remember the place-BnstabIs
Arcade. ''
once hours, A. NJ. until p NJ SUNDAYS from a.
TIL . 7. NJ. -fll cures warranted or no paw -
1,o, 70 Dh' WM L. llOYT, Syracuse, N. Y.
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VINEGAR juice OF one bushel of su-
gar beets, worth twenty-five cents, ,and which
any farmer can raise with little cost. will
make from five to six gallons of vinegar
equal to the best eller wine, First wash and
CRATE the beets, and express the juice in a
cheese press, or in any way which little
ingenuity can suggest, and put the liquor in
to a barrel, cover the bung with cause and
set in the sun, and in fifteen or twenty days
it will be tit for use. By this method the
very best of vinegar may be obtained with
out any grea. trouble, and | hope all who
like good vinegar will try it Valley Farmer.