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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-10

A FTER YEARS OF STUDY AND EXPERT
~ MENr DR.. Roback, the eminent Swedish pLv
scian, succeeded in producinga medicine from N,en
y'three different species ct mountain herbs of his nn
tive land which acts directly upon the causes of dis
ease IN the blood aud by restoring the corrupt fonnf
ain of life TO condition of health and npr,y evrn
disease from tho system wherever IL may hc loco,d
or whatever may be its character ndpcStion ncryor
complaints, epileptic and other fits coughs consunn
ton In its early stages, sore throat brCnchtis Ceye
ard ague, asthma, low spirits sexual incapacity fr,
ninc weakness ,prcrg Ct the skin svn,pton,otic or
paralysis rheumatism, neuralgia tumor cancer diahs
tes lossitude and debility diarihca and all other dis
orders ofthc organs OF respiration the liver the Md.
neys the stomach the nerves the muscular 6ber ors
unetrrglN cured hy this preparations II is TO tho -
teries m0rbi seeds of disease what an aka is t m
acid: itncutrailcs them with absolute certainty vbils
at the same time IL regulates tho sccretiopS yeuy
distractions from the bowels, creates appe,te ronas
bodily vigor and regeueratcs ever, animal Ginc,i,n
such Is the nature such the otcts of Dir RoIoci
famous scandinavian Blood Purifier which irt,Lcn In
conjunction with his scandinavian Blood Pins viii nn,
only ohhterate the most painful disease hu urrvsnt
their recurrence, and engthon life end the orinn
ry span
In the SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE Moon
FILLS, Dr. Rohack presents the result of twenty r,r
experience, hard study an1 experiment Ms IA ,yhat
perfect pill should be, No one can duuht th,r s,
ority after one single trial Price OF the
Blood Purifier. 81 pcr bottle or 81 the bnlC 49,, .
Scandinavian Blood Pills, 20 cents per box or 6yo FAR
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Gs-The proceedings of the Wood county
Teachers' Association will appear next week.
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Agricultural Notice.

The officers and managers fthe Wood Co. Agricul-
tural Society requested to meet at the secrearys
Office in Perrysburg on Thursday, the 10th of June to
revise the Premium list and permanently locate the
fair grounds of said county.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one OF
the best literary papers of the day. large Quarto
containing TWENTY PAGES or SIXTY COLUMNS
of entertaining matter; and ELEGANTLY ILLUS
TRATED EVERY WEEK.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-10

zsS~O Our neighbor Of the Democrat, in his last
issue intmates that the Plank Road Directors
have not done their duty, and consequently
should no: be reelected, We have not been
over the road since last fall but have understood
from those who pass over it often, that it is in
as good condition as could be expected. The
only wonder is that it has been kept in passa,
bic condition, raining as it has been almost ev-
cry day. The Directors are w. V. Way, James
Hood, and VIM. Crook, ST.. of this place, John
G. Wooster, of Bowling Green, and Colister
Haskns Of Portage We don't believe it will
be an easy task to get five better men to man
age the road If our neighbor can point them
out, he can beat us at that kind of business.
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BURGLARS ARRESTED Saturday morning
last, several constables and citizens made a de-
scent upon fish shanty on Buttonwood Island,
just above this place, believing that the goods
stolen from CIarks tailor shop would be found
in possession OF the suspicious gang who occu-
pied it. They succeeded in srresting three per.
sons, to wit: A. Van Vaultenburg, who has
served one term in the Indiana and one in the
Ohio Pententiary; Cal. Seering, whose term in
the Ohio Penitentary expired but few months
since and Thos, Farrell, also graduate of the
Penitentiary. One of the gang, whose name we
have not learned, made his escape, and Farrell
induced the officer to premit him to go into his
boarding house for his coat, and made his escape
from the back door. He has not yet been re ar
rested. The officers found, headed up in fish bar.
rels, one coat pattern, cloth for one pair pants,
two vest patterns, and several hams. There
was also in the barrel quite quantity of trim
mings, thread and carpet rags, which had evi.
IDENTIFY been made from stolen patterns. Van
Vaultenburg and Scoring were taken before JUS
tice Chapel, waived an examination, and were
committed to Jail in default of 5000 BAIL each
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lice at the journal office. Perryshnrg. Ohio.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE, The house and
II lot lately occupied by Dir. ST. Clair, in Mameo City,
Will he sold cheap exchanged for improved
farm, or for western land, s. CLARK
Also scholarship (full couise) in Grangers Com
mercial College, at Columbus, o., for sale VERY
CHEAP S. CLARK.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FARMERS! AHOY :!
BEHNN & SMITH
WILL pay the highest market price going for
WHEAT,
OATS,
aud WnnT
ROAD NOTICN,

CALL AT BLLNN'S Stone.
Perrys burg June 10. lA5H-5
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May 10--ls5s-2w4
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A GIFT WORTH FROM 30 CENTS TO $1,000 90
WILL BE SENT TO EACH SUBSCRIBER ON
RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY
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Peru, Miami County, Ind. An, I

" H.. y 4
DR. {, w. Roback; have received SO much bsnos,
from your scandinavian Blood Purifier and Hood mn,
that thought it my duty. and it is no less nv neln,
ton, to give you statement of INV case i n.ns &C.
years afflicted with that bane of a comort nna eS,in
cy in business, dyspepsia 10 rccapmlate nIl tha s
called remedies which have used to ri NE @ % r So, ~
disease would indeed make a melancholy cnt.Inguo
| also consulted with the best PHYSICIANS cn"isii -
OF Twas Induced to try your remedies tbron,.L ,i H.,
Hueuce of u friend, and after usinr tbrn, E,' - "
was greatly benefited, aud in a short ,;,n ~ u'.N
month"; was entirely and permanently rnroI p
also afflicted with most violent neryous hc,J,rhn
which suppose was produced by INV djsorl,,oI .
ach, for when my dyspepsia left me NV bo,,i,Ni 'r
with it, now feel better in all respects Lan hoxo
for ten years. "'''
Yer truly YOURS JOHN 8. DE,,,rru.
Chape INpIAN,ro,is So, VI h"oefs
DIR: {. W. RonAcK--pcar Sir; have usod ,o,
Blood Purifier for nervous Affection rron, ,,hih ,
have suffered much at times. While il 10 "i mm,yn
tho taste it certainly has happy eect uron fnn ]
Please acccptmy thanks Tor Your kindrrgnrds and
and believe me, yours, S.W. T. NcNUIIEW '
tiNciNNArl Friday sent 4. Is57
DIR, koR\cK--ponr Sir: Having been afflicted Win
neuralgia or rheumatism for the past year and half
and having seen your medicine, called the Srondi"'
van Blood Purifier, highly Recommended Inv ',nn'i.
men with whom am acquainted I wns iuduTced 90 ,
H. nut not before hid used various other medicines -
upon using two more found mySclf nerG,c,I ,
You Will allow me- therefore to cnngratulate ,,n ,,
making discovery in medicine which il nroyi, i,ie
,,, cI " '''" "ri"eIs IN the diseases of tho
human i"my' GEORGE S. BENNETT
Local Editor Cincinnati Daily Enauirrr
~ , -, - INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. =, 1871.
pRC' W'honACK--Doar Sir: Having boen troubled
for several years with extreme debility nnd v,oaL
80 much SO That was unable to attend to my ordrny
business at times aud having heard of tho wonderc
cures that Your scandinavian Blood PuriGer ana MI
were etectng, was induced by n friend to tr ~ .r,'
| have been using the Purifier for the last 'twely"
months. and find the medicine fully equal 10 lis recon-
mcndations. So valuable is its use 10 me tbot cnnt
now dispense with the of at my advanced a." of
| lite--sey ent y-scNen years, 's W
cheorlnlly give this Information for br L,o,G, =.
| those similarly affected. MORRIS NTnwmn,u. I,Ip,. OF
The above certificates mud many Others c,r h -
at my office by any one at any time Get ono oF ~,
fam'iy Medical Alnanncs, gratis from my agents
Mandatory, Sales Rooms and Offco No n F,s,
Fourth street Sd building from Main street Cinrin ~
For sale by PECK HimLroN Perrysburo g.
lAsKES Coz GlLEAD; W.& n, Hoop BowfiNu
"HEEN; W ~ H. llAsKNs Portage; joins BnAn
NFR West Mill Grove and by druggists and merchant.
generally "''0''''H's
January o. 1S58--38lv
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Packing Provisions.

The Petersburg Intelligencer pronounees Gov.
ernor Wfss,s suggestions concerning the packing
of provisions here .sound and practical" IT
adds:
1.-THE statement which the Governor makes, aud
the suggestions which he offers are valuable Ia an
economical aud commercial point OF view, aud the
people of Eastern and Southwestern Virginia
would do well to consider and profit by them"
There are few sections Of country as well adapt.
cd to raising hogs - Western and Southwestern
Virginia; aud there are none that can surpass
them a. grazing and cattle producing districts
They could furnish, with little effort, an i'm
menss supply beyond the wants Of immediate con-
sumption, for curisg, packing and exporting. In
the matter Of curing bacon, tide water Virginia
has reputation beyond that Of any other part Of
the Union; and We have no doubt IL could acquire
similar gosd name for packing provisions
We have, with some little additional enterprise
end industry, pretty tolsrabie means for begin
ming; for In addition 10 our own stocks, Western
North Carolina and East Tennessee can make large
contributions But when the coyington aud Ohio
road - finished, and after that the canal, we shall
have supplies that viii enable us TO do animmsnss
business In this line. II however, whea these
important sssnts happen We shall rot have made
eeglnniBg, there h no certainty that We ever
vfii. For ths tide shss sili thsn pour down upon
us w innsdiatsly sssk The places thst are pre-
pared Or 4. ~ j
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Rr,ttsh Intrrvention.

The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Herald makes statement that 10 important il
true. It IL that the commander of the British
squadron on the West India station, has received
orders to capture and treat as pirates Gen. Wal
ker and all or any other fllibusters, wherever he
may find them" The correspondent adds thar
this would have been done before. but for the fear
Of creating illfeeling and jealousy In the United
gtates: but there is no fear of conses since
the course pursued by Com. Pauldng, and the
English only desire the opportunity to emu
late his example,
The South considers such instructions justified
by the act of Com. Paulding, who violated the
'soveregnty Of an Independent Republic in pur-
suit Of 'nliitusters'" Our government will be
much puzzled to answer such an argument should
any question of intervention by England, on SINH
lar grounds arise. The South asks If the Presi-
dent would submit to the insult shoud the British
Commander treat American citizens as pirates p
It does not hesitate to answer the interrogatory
In the negative, but ii considers that Mr. Buchan.
an would feel somewhat awkward in such juno
ture of affairs
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Tn. Lat. rreem.n Hunt.

The death OF Freeman Hunt, editor of Hunts
Msrcbants' Magazine. has been announced hereto
ore. He died at his residence in Brooklyn, N. Y,
on Wednesday last. after protracted illness. Mr.
Hunt was born In Quincy, Mass, March 81, 1904,
aud was consequently ffty-four years of age. lie
served as apprentice to the printing business in
Worcester, Mass, and afterwards worked as
journeyman. He was careful of bis income, and
saved the Surplus Of his earnings. He afterwards
went to Boston where be obtained employment
In a newspaper Office, and his contributions ap-
peared in the paper as communications addressed
to the editor, who was ignorant of their author
ship. He finally became the acting editor. He
was chiefly instrumental in starting the first
Ladies' Magazine ever Published in the country,
aud was one of the proprietors of The Child's Pa
per, published In Boston. He was fna ncia man
ages OF The Penny Magazine, published by a num-
Der Of engravers. In July. 1899, he started The
Merchants Magazine, which has been a successful
project from the first. He edited and published.
within the past two years, tive volumes of the
Lives Of American Merchants and a syoiurne en-.
titled Worth and Wealth. He has for many years
been n resident of RrookIyu.
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xspnerrp voRTHE DAILY pIspArCH
PENNSYLVANIA DrMocn .rro CONVENTION


PENNSYLVANIA DEMoCR ATTIC CONVENTION
H.RsrsnuRs, March 5s--The Democratic state
Convention re-assembied this morning.
{. The Committee on Resolutions made an unani,
nous report, declaring that the principle invosea
Ia the repeal of the Missouri Compromise and re.
asserted In the Kansas Nebraska act. 10 Wit: that
the people shall heve exclusive control OF thelI
domestic institutions, is the only sure guaran
against agitation In the nation In regard 20 .ns
that thu uniform application of the Democratic
principle in the organization of Territories iof
admission into the Union as States, with or with
out slavery, as the people may elect, as Wen q
the equal rights of the States, must DC ptese'
the original compact maintained inviolate, and
the harmony and psrpe.uity Of the Union pre-
served. -.
The resolutions which were very long, iulis
sustained the course Of the President.
The minority of the committee also reported
endorsing Gov Packers course, as set forth IN h''
inaugural.
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rIFaANT FIRE Side BOOKS,

IL At GEO VESTS Bookstore:
NORTHERN Travel: Snmmer and winter VIC,
,ures Of Sweden. Denmark and Lspland, BY Bayar
TX EG tHs p Acquaintance being Sketches q
People In Europe, By J w De Forest, author Oh o'f
sCENEs OF Clerical Lid. by George Eliot; % eta.
TEXAS and her Public Men. by } DE cardorai
'" TIFF Belle Of gton True Story Of the Az
festi9ns BY Mrs Lasals pfpsr ms south
worth. author Of "The Lost Heress. Missing
Bride &c; paper 90, cloth l25 u c.ou,
LUCY Howard'sJournai, by MRS eisouine!'
DI. vlSGST0NE,s Travels ami Researches in South
Airica with Portrait Maps and EngTayings 49,,
Africa, by Henry Parth. 2 vols, WITH portrait
mas and engravings: s.. volume 3 In press
OLD Churches and Families OF fHgiuia' w ni'p0p
NAV ffRa1TfN s't' Lie Of Washington. vols; 60
KANE'S Arctic Explorations vois 3Ho g,
H1NsFoRD: Tale Of Bacon's Rebellion. by St.
i Rrc effisd Ii syoono Days. by Samuel M0rde-
hi Hi f5s. and Seek. by wnsis Collins; 5Dc. ~,
TaE Orphan Gr d t M; Of s9pteI re- Lle D'
TaE Life and Times OF Aaron Burr, By faf'an'
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LIFE and love in Norway; Norwegian and Lap
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Hngg hS Hon I'd Joy Morris SKIN eaitlon ~ of
North aud South. on the subject CT slavery; o!
Joseph 9 Stiles; 100
III history bi
Washington and Adams; l7S9i80l, By WIN Henry
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TIRE e Days in Memphis or Sketches of the Public
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MRS Caroline Lee Hentzs Writings.
MEMOIRS of s prentiss 2 vols; $50
'sMABEL Vaughan; by the authoress OF The Lamp
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WHITE Lies; by Char cs Readc. Author OF Chris
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TENT Life in the Holy Land; by VIM Prime;
boat Life in Egypt and Nubia; by VIM Prime;
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THE ise and Fall of the Dutch Republic, histo-
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CREATIONS and Speeches on Various Occasions.
by Hon Ed Everett 2vols; 81 edition; 5 90.
FUCKERS History of the United States, vols;
800
HISTORY of Turkey. by De Lamarsine. 3 vols;
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THE Tenant of Wiid'ell Hall, by Acton Bell; rs
TIL c Professor ii tale by the author Of Jane Eyre;
u.s.
SOUVENIRS of Travel, by Madame lie Vert. .
vols: geo.
THE Rides and Reveres of the late Tsop Smith,
by Martin Upper. u & l., author Of proverbial
Philosophy Lon
MEMOIRS of Celebrated Characters. by Al
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SOUTHERN Literary Messenger for March. con-
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N. B.-The above, with the greatest and best &c
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and at much lower prices, always to be found at
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n. Borders promptly attended to. NH cit
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PROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, March 5.--The House COMMITTEES on
Revolutionary Claims have prepared an interesting
renort TO accompany the bill giving to iiueai def
cendants of Revolutionary officers the half pay TOT
life which was granted them during the Kevolu
ton by the Continental Congress, but .uoseaue
Iy COMMITTED by giving them tve years InIi pay
he rest never paid The bill provides for deduc,
tjon of the comm utation actually paid, ana 10 ~
many respects similar q the one which passed shs
House last session.
The amount ia the Treasury subject 10 ofsi' u
four millions less than last week.
Thu movement in the Senate towards genera
bankrupt law excites Observation-Disclosures It -
regarded "a a quasi administration measure: IL Is
said that corporations will be included In It's pre-
visions It's object is to protect debtors ana C,eo'-
,nrs aud regulste commercial transactions
throughout the Union. Members of all parties
appear to favor the measure.
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The wife of NJ. D. Fetner, of Fairfield district
s c. was burned to death recently by the acciden
tai ignition of her clothing as she stood on chair
winding q clock on mantclpiece. She had been
married only few weeks.
Napoleon Saunders, mail agent on the Charles
ton aud Memphis Railroad, died in Memphis %
the LIST inst.
Hon. Ed. Everett has consented to deliver a lee
ture at Wilmington Del, on Monday evening next
Hon. jeremiah Brown, ex-member of Congress
died in Lancaster county. Pa, on Tuesday last.
Gen Iran Dye has been appointed U. s. marshal
for the northern district OF Illinois, in place O
Mr.. Davidson, removed.
The small pox has broken out in the jail at Pitts
burg and Munroe Stewart, convicted of murder.
but hardened, is i'll with it.
On the ODD nit, the editor of the Tallahassee
{Fla.) Sentinel. was presented with bunch ofripe
delicious strawberries.
Stephen n. Fox, a civil engineer from virginia
was killed near New Orleans on the 25th nit. in q
fracas with man named Collins.
John McGregor Stewart, prominent merchant
at New Orleans, died ON the 18th Ult.
A rule has been adopted at the Gosport VA
navy yard that wOrkmen not answering ut roll
call lose the entire day
The q. S. steamer Dispatch, now at New York,
has been ordered to proceed on special service
with provisions for the Home Squadron.
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rsF-erAsorABLE REmaRKs.--We

f<13-EEAsogABLE kEMARKs.--We copy
the following paragraph from the Richmond WING
As shis Il the season CT trs year when nenralstA.
rheumattsnf. Coughs aud various kindred com
paipts are prevalent, roDceiye we are Joing tne
public service IN iayiiing their ate nion 70 the
sisertlsenent OF He RY'S EMINENT. In te-day,s
paper From personal knowledge and obsersal,on
We can SAY that this Linimenf Is eficacieus In alle
Waiting pains produced by colds, and may be advan-
asrsas NH 6--6ts
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ssss-aS SECURE THE SUBSTANCE ERE rHE

SHADOW rAILn-At whitehurst's Old Gallery. II
Main street Photographs, either colored or plain,
made from life copied from Daguerretypes or small
pictures and enlarged to any size. WATS0N's
Ambrotypes, Maleinotype, Panotype, AmbTograph
instantaneousIy and finished in three minutes for
letters and are of superior character colored or
slain and for beauty of finish arc surpassed by
none Pictures taken for so cents; Pilot )grephs So
Du,iicates 81.
s1-Photog raph of the Washington Monument
with Jefferson and Patrick Henry, for sale. Price
Al NH Elm
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ovp uIyLtTEn FROM EUROPE.

Nsw YoRK. March 5.--The steamer New YORK
from Glasgow, has arrived, with dates to the 18th
ult.
AlIsop. who Is supposed to have been implicated
in the attempted ASSASSINATION OF Nspoieon' Nae
been ia Paris. but left for America
1t is again rumored that Schamyl has suceumbed
to the Russians.
The large amount of 100000 sterling ic Aus
traiian gold arrived in England on the l3'h. 30,
london, Saturday, II M.-Consois closed at 'o>4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

A SALIENT LETTER FROM SALT LAkE-The prOyi
dence Journal publishes extract from letter
written by Mormon woman at Salt Lake, to her
daughter, in Rhode Island She describes her sit
nation there very comfortable, and writes with
foil confidence of the security of the Saints under
the protection of the prophet she scouts the idea
that they can be harmed by the United States
troops. She says:
81 expect you have heard the loud talk of Uncle
Sans great big army coming up TO kill the saints
Now il you did but know how the saints rejoice at
the folly of the poor Gentes. There about four
thousand on the border of territory, with six
hundred wagons,--one naked mule to draw them
all the rest having died The men are sitting in
the snow, about hundred and fifteen miles from
Us, living on three crackers day, and three-quar-
ters of pound of beefa week. Thus You the
old prophets words are fulfilled whoever shall
fight against Zion shall perish. The time is very
near when one man shall chase a thousand, and
ten shall put ten thousand to flight Zion is free;
she is hid in one of the chambers ofthe Lord. We
are free people. We do not fear Uncle Sans
soldiers. We only fear our Father in Heaven
We are learning his commandments, every day,
from his prophet, and am determined TO keep
them. If you were here, and could hear the
prophets voice, / do, and hear the lion of the
Lord roar from the mountains as do, and know
how near the scouTge of the Lord is upon the Cen
tiles, you would flee to the mountains with haste.
The time has come when the Lord has called all
the elders home, and commanded them to bind up
the law and seal the testimony. They are now
coming heme as fast possible. What comes
next: The Judgment hail storm, thunder, light
up the sword against their neighbor, must flee to
Zion tor safety. Will you come, OIL my dear chill
dreni"
There Is much more of the same character. We
have copied this to show the strength and charac-
ter OF the deinsion that prevails iu Utah
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se,g- No FAmlLY can afford to be with.

out MUSTANG LISiMENT in their house. The many
accidents Liable to, may render il necessary
any moment, and nothing is capable of performing
such certain cure Extract: In lifting the kett
from the fire, it caught AID scalded my hands and
The torture was un6earable. 1t awful sight
The Mustang Linimant appeared to ex-
tract the pain almost immediately. 1t healed Ia
pidy and left scar of account. CHAs. FOSTER 40
Broad street, Philadelphia" Ii is truly wonderful
articl". 1t will cure any case of Swelling, = lrns,
Stiff Joints Eruptions, or Rheumatism. For Horses
it shonld never be dispensed with. One dollars
worth of Mustang has frequently saved valuable
horse. It cures Gaids. Sprains, Rngbone, SPAWN
and Founde s. BEWARE OF INVITATIONS. Sold in all
parts of the habitable globe.
BARNES & PARK, Propretors.
fe l1-d&cwIm New York.
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TT RnISPATCH.
.s, -, -,..,s To AnvEnTTsRSss.

= ,z..r.,.enepss for the DxrAscn must be handed
:. - o,olsek II ne sjse~ooe, IN order 70 appear
-. .srt aay. The hsAvy pressure Of sdvestsems "
ss,em me columns q our papef viii NOT ADMIN "
- - sscxnxjcu afarr the hour named.