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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

COUGMs, COI. Da, HOARskNEss. MILL
ENZA. W8ONCllgTls
10 ROU AnrH ma, an
CaPBENT CONhuMPTlON
and for the relief Of consump,ive patients In advanced stages
OF b edIeeAss
We need not speak to the public Of Its yirlues, Through.
out every town, and almost every hamlet Of the American
States. It's wonderful. cures OF pulmonary complaints have mad.
II already known. Nay. lew are the families In any civilized
country on tiA continent without some personal ex pcrienca Of
ih adoetA and fewer yet the communities any where which
have nA among them some living trophy ot its victory ove-
the sukde end dangerous diseases Of the throat and lungs
While " n Ahe most powerful antidote ye, known to man for
the fsraidsbls amt dadeerous diseases Of :he pulmonary or.
gAns. h 10 alo the pleasaptcst and safest remedy thai can he
employed for infants and young pcrsons Parent. should have
II in stare against The insldious enemy that steals upon them
unpepared We have abundant K,onnds to believe The Cho-
" Psnorai caves more livosiy the eonsuintto,,s It prevents
than thoss 10 cures Keep 1t by you, and euro ,our colds
while they as carable, nor neglect Them until no human SKIN
can master the memorable canker thai fsssen-d on the vitAls,
eats your lie away. All Know the dreadful fatality Of lang
disorders. aUd ~ hey know tho the virtues Of ths remedy. We
need not do more than to assure them II il, sun made the best 1t
eau be Wespare no cosi. NO care, no toll to produce II the
most perfect possible, and thus afford thasr vino rely on II The
best agent which our .kiii can furnish for their euro.
PREPARED Ri DIR. }. {. AVER,
PraocaA aaA Analytical Chrahi.s. Lowell, Mass.
AND soLp ny
J. H SEAY. Lynehburg; PURCELL, LAID \ co Rich
mond N. y, RlvEs, Pcsersbnrg; Al. A. SANTOS. Norfolk;
and ~ DruGgsts- jy d dim
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Premiums to Agents Getting Subscribers.
Those getting up aCiuh Of 5 subscribers, at O. each. and
RENTING $40, will be entitled 10 a gold pen and ,ilyrr holder
worth -; aud each subscriber will receive any one of Tho
above articles he may select.
Those RENTING e2J for 10 subscribers will be entitled 10 a
gold pencil. with q pen, worth o..
Those getting up n Club Of Is subscribers and remIttipp AO
eWO. ""' "o'h
Those remittng 40, for 20 subscribers. will be entitled In .
silver hunting cased watch. or a gold chain. worth Sb
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Those remitting $50, for 10 subs >ribers, will be eutItlea tn ,
iady's gold watch. worth $50
Those RENTING eluO, Tor 70 subscribers. will be entitled TO
. gold watch. worth e40.
ET- All communications should be addresardt to
IL b DEAN, PUBLISHER,
dec 21iawc 2awdtaprl3 Sal 3S Broacway, New York
PHGNIX FOUNDRY l. ENGINE WORKS
LvkcHsuRG. Va.
On ia Cana!, above tie Bridge Of d< Ps. 4 T~Hn. Railroad.
IuNHlS ESTABLISHMENT has been enlarged to meet the
increasing demand for wsrk Init various branches, andis
Per.Si. and Stationary STEAM ENGINES of any re.
quired power.
Nil Gearing. shaNing Hanger,
Geodwins Celebrated Centre Discharge WATER WHEEL
Tobacco Factory Fixtures,
Iron aud Brass Castingsand Wrought Iron work Of every
description.
All work done At this establishment warranted equal 10 tbs
sone stany estAblishment In the stats.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

~ associated themselves together unlrr the htJi AMI hfm
OF u,DEN a M1AufIELD. iur the purpose OF conducting
General commission aud b orwaiing BUSINESS. IN Tue iaise
aud convenient New Brfk building On The iiasin opposite tue
Va aud ienu Railroad Depot, anu next door btlp" hesSi'
Anderson. Adams a 90 iakc tbs method ~ Informing their
Iu,n = ana the pubic g,nei ally that Ihcs are now prepared to
receive aud sea-, ~ stnTr, ITuIuCo OF every description, on ~
reasonable Terms a. ANY other Hons. ia the Cay lhf! VIII
give their personal attention 10 tit businrat, and pTOmus. thctr
best adorIs TO give satisiaetiun to all " bn may FAVOR them "ith
Araii NhaH oblEN,
j.11n g. q NlAbfltLD,
DALE COrrON.-Ju si received large Act
ID oi Bals Lottoa,l assorted nGmeeT,, tur sale by
mar 5A FkANkLlN & BRD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

n lNlSElk A. ID SIlINt.i .ks.-Nr have IN our
IL yard u Ia. &c lutui Lumber ot ali descriptions A,so. n
,M ~ lot Chestnut >uhngics, 10 which VIZ respectfully lnNiietie
atluuuon OF those Ia want. CANT MAJ ii "a 90.
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:. NIX ss y GGaNO. EwOa .OuYKEn

- ISLAM, W Est INDIES - he rich, ST formation of
rh lsphaie u Linr MI va Ia tn, w",h. containing over 20 PEI
rent 81 Bont th"s rlHi, ri Lime, hulitg ~ per cent ficher in
ph Isl hate II l. ie tnan IS NJ Dn>t. ftr sale by he sibs,rt
her at muol bower prrr> lhs. ",rHvjaA t;nano. ami. from ties
tnnonials ,c'iN Ell, SUI .rter 70 II &C. rlti51ing qualities Fo
further paaieuls sal. .yS W. +. ANDERSON.
mar 3i-n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

GCANO-4,OoO Bag Of Nc. 4
Il PERUVIAN 0UANO. landing aud for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT co,
gan. oiy.l Richm, nd. Va
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II ,. FOLK ks has ihr pleasure Of oher'ng
lie ~ has ii.n : something new In the way oil a khtILN
In, EASY CHAIR, Ih.oe posiiIons are attained Ia Tins one
LhaiG It ~ The simplest, most complete and cheapest easy
Chair ever offered Tor sale Ia thus market 1t IS acceptable"
alike Tor the an, Aid. or Tor the ordinary purposes of an easy
CHAR Call and see It. b.. J FDLkE>.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

q 0s tth H"P'
STOLkN. EKOM MY FARM NEAR
- lIowards,ila. On " cJnc-lsy Of last week, a grey Jks>A
iiunSI., ihi.. or iour years old, medium sih' sUkA4
reward VIII be gwen tor tho Apprehension oil the tine. A"a a
liberal rc~ ard tor tho horse. J. y. LLWlo.
Seottsviio. Albumaric. Va, Sept. ib-s.
no FOL TAE EAlK! 4. the universal cry.
u Il and Thousands arc participating Ia he festivities winch
sa'h interesting occasions affords i"r ia" Resent week III"
ii,fong ny nuittudts are invited l. ihc etH Vi Has, 10 shIoy
Its hospitality and participate Ia tho ini''s sang seut''s "h"'h
are tho Offspring oi sucn os'As',"'.
Among The many attractive places to which the gathering
thousands AT invited, and evui welcomed, mas be found te
1hc Odd UhHthDr.t Photos rdih'o t,a"uy mat door t" thu '"
ein'A Banh, Main street, L,nenoo's, Va, "'cro hu"d'ris OF
Likeness of ms nobl,si works u c.srlan are IN exhibition.
free To all, aud II amy shonid d,src a tac . mue III IhcmS'is,e,
1t shall he iul nisled on snort nus.,r, aud at piier- that ,annot
a hue assortment, oil CAGES and Frame OF every syl and
grade, eon't."a> on hand A'so' i'"e"''N' "''"'' f'ns' PM
ger Kings, W a'oh seals, Charms. Ac
re,ar.s,aAc" IA o,"s st,1e Of the ant a, all hours Of this
da, aud IN al, k.ods 1t weather u IA BLISS,
OF 19tsl lta,tac., iH"t gtap"l'i
lNON rauE HAIR ood'. A,.,r Itr-,o,n,i,r.
u Mcs, An'ns Il! 'Io bai"nm, i'ie"ph'ro"s ""i " ia'ge"S
.of4ment al i'pmaaes ad iiait Ois Anu, iiansln> :, Iha
lons, hAcHc~r. aud Jayno' celebrated liait bye FOR sal"
Soct l2tsl muss,,,
lLUEE EKENCn BRANDY, tor nnrdi.,n"i
e', a very superior artrio Ais, tn" Juice Fort " mc,
hnt MADEIRA Vino, London Porte. tut sNl" 10y
Rep e"ry Aug Hlsl " a alEO1tttR CO
SnAWLs. sMawL~::-i hive oprn-d ,h,-
- motnins, - DlAlIlFrl. sIIAWI",, tntn,ly new,
ihe bei"tr making .oui purchases.
nav /" dts JOlN AhhAllAMS
MIL ~uIETs.- rhr pattern
u thrsr SHIRTS Ia new ihe ~. dr & yoh,., 80, va, an
hos ms, are formed To NJ the pci4on Mn rte tut Uomarti,
Every Shirt Ia guaranteed well made Al taur> cons ~ -
In store at GLASS y kAlNE Sly
lntroiucers of every leading Artlci, Ia The Gunlcmn. 5 lia,.
moi ~ dts
pRO.PECTUs ron lsaO.
rNlIE New Volume Of Ihr NEN lOlk NLEkiN Illus
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ieA. The B. Low my are the names 81 the iHvdI, wiusuI Co..
auctions VIII grace the eoiums OF HIS elegant Jourl.!. DUNG
The year
REV. e. II. SPURGEON, of London,
q. ". NJ. REYNOLDS, oi Lunlon,
Il. Y. Il JAMES, Novelist,
SIR EDWARD BULWER,
GEN. {. +. HEANlAG>EN, late of NicarA.aa,,
COL. q. W. CROCKETT,
a. d. MIASUN,
CAlr. NJ. u. ALEXANDER, L. :. A,
HON DUNN ENGLISH, N. d.,
HENRY tLApl, JK,
DU. .. G. VAN BrREN
LIEUT.. J. NJ. PLATT, |. $. y,
+. CLINTON HARRINGTON,
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MRS. ANNA WHELpLEY,
MISS HErTY heartily,
" VIRGINIA VAUGHAN,
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" MINNIE MANT0uR,
HATTIE CLARE,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

Rlthur'i.d, FRED ficks "ig AID LII ny. lease copy
'uNO THE S. u<s received and eu cx-
u hitrlun tofa trv dtAsoniy, AZ assortment of very beau
tHul Engravih9. eoi"rrd III he rap :, Fanttn1S aud Iitho
graphs r Gre an and Artque Painting. This lot has been
sem me on r'rSignu, 1T anil ave bent sold at extremely low
prices Call sd rxnmite them. II. T.. NlClOK.
ian S.dfs
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IPERNTENDANr SOFFlC, va 4. u Il.
ifNCHBut q. Dec mbcr ~, ls-8
ID 400 yOWng nUd able bOsi ard \ e.
w GNoLS, f"r l"roi. Train, shop and Road s-rvie.dur
iuu the n>u ny yer. W. {. SNIlH.
dee ~ div Gen Surt
U Paper, al, er;sng for the Company in Pcici stnrI,
RleINr,.d, FreI rcks nlg and Lib ny. lease tnnN
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Terms of Subscription 81 90 a year; and each Subscriber
Is entitled 10 one Of the ARTICLES named IN the following l.s,
and Is requested 10 mention what article lac desires when ho
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01
The uniou Cos Ligi,t.

Our readers will remember that sometime ago
we called attention to this light, and pointed
out its superiority over all other lights in bril-.
.liancy and ecouomy. Mr.. A. NJ, Gee, the GEN
.e-ol Agent for this Gas Light, hiss, since that
time (about four months sgo,) been eugaged in
.disposiog of countya and township prghts to sell
tae Union Gas Light Lamps. aud his success in
this County is equal to the merits of the Light.
We are credbly informed that Mrs Gee has re-
ceived between nine sHd ten thousand dollars
aud the purchasers were amongouE most thrifty
land enterprising farmers aud business men
such as Geo. II. Wright, VIM. a Sargent, DR..
Osborn, D. A. Avery * Son,Drs. Mead &Wat
son and Others. These men have not gone intc
this business hastily, or blindtolled, but first
carefully vesticatcd the whole subject and be.
came convinced that the Union Gas light only
required to be known to be in universal demand
1t certainly affords Ii sht equal to any gas, anJ
is even more ecoecmical than the burning o
tallow candles or lard lamps. These facts once
fairly tested in community. everybody vii
want the lamp. The only difficulty in the wa!
of their rapid introduction will be found in the
common rreiudices Of the people against al
patents, and their disposition to adhere to ole
customs and loug-cstablishcd modes Of thiuliins
and acting. rs
The purchasers of rights in this county have
contracted with Messrs. Baker * Van Phul, 6;
Fourth ST., Cincinnati, for an unlimited suppl
of lamps, which enables item to fill all orders
They have taken hold of the work encrsetically
and we have no doubt but their investments vii
prove to have been most wise, and their diyi
dends sach as the eyes of energetic business me
delight to feast upon,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01
Tcnc her,s As.ncihtion.

The Teachers and Friends Of Education will please
take motto. that the session of the Wood Oouu
ty Tessher's Association will be held at New West.
feld, Saturday,Dec. 3. is earnestly requested that
every teacher aud advocate of educston, as far as
practicable, i'll be in attendance Evidently there
is = greathscsssity for Improving the methods now
commonly adopted fer educating the youth of the
present generation and we consider the surest and
most exIcditiohs manner of making such improve
nsnts is for the teachers to turn out and
make such suggestions observation from time to
time enables them to communicate. Hence the de-
sire ofthe presence ofene and all. r
-. J.J. EVERS, Secretary,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

aSgaThanksgi was not very well observed
in Perrysburg. The JOrrnal was about the only
business house that closed on that day. Rev.
audienco numbering about fifty persons-thc
salt or the town! The farmers didn't bring in
their-poultry, and consequently many sat down
TO. very, common dinners. Not so a our house.
Or typo friend BsIanser gave us a nice young
turkey--fat as butter-and it served as start
ing point for a regular old fashioned Thanksgiving
dinaer, OF course We enjoyed it--gave thanks
antwished the Governor would appoint Thanks
giving days often. All we lacked was thai
excellent cider which none of our subscriber.
have thought to bring US.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01
OBITUARY..

DIED--at his residence on Hull Prairie. on Satur-
day the 2.th inst, Mr., HgNRY CROok, aged +3 years
The deceased came to this country from Eng-
land in his i6,h year He had, by industry aud
economy, acquired handsome property. His
example was ever on the side Of good order and
hour>ty. lie was regular supporter of the in
sliiutions of the G ,spc, and died in connection
with the Methodist Episcopal Church. The
nei shburaood are thus SuIirnly hrreaved OF Il
good citizen and nrghbor, and family deprived
ul Find and tender he'd.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

THE LOST FoUND.-Thirty-one years ago q
son of~Mr A. Brayton, residing in Wyandot
'CoSaty, was stolen by the Indians. He was
.about seven years old when stolen, and no traces
of hiswhereabouts were discovered by his fam
lily, until very recently A short time since, d
man arrived in Cleveland who stated that he
had been carried off by the indians when child,
'au1that he was in search of his parents or rel
aGEsS. Mr. Brayton, the father Of the lost
child, Who now.IiveS in Seneca County, heard Of
this, and at once sent his oldest son to find the
stranger a nd ascertain whether he was really his
long lost child. The father stated that if he
was his son, he had a scar on the ack of his
head, and another on one OF his toes. William
BIayton started to fad the stranger, and after
following him for some time, at last found him
in the State of New York Before calling on the
OBJECT of his pursuit, he employed a physician
to accompany him, to whom he related the oh.
jeetof his visit, and whose services he desired in
identifying the man by the marks designated
The stranger was found and examined, and eve
Tything proved just as the father had described.
William was persuaded that he had found his
long lost brother and both set out for their faith
er,s home in Seneca County, where they arrived
lastweek, in time to have regular Thanksgiv-
Ing dinner Matthew (for that is the name Of
theocaptive) says he remembers being carried
away by the Indians, but can recollectnothing
prior to that time. He has been sold several
times-the last time for sir gallons of ,shiskey
He was last owned by the Copperheads, a tribe
located some twenty-five hundred miles north
west OF st. Paul This tribe gave him pony,
dog, gun and twelve dollars in money, and gave
him permission to visit the States and search for
his relatives, with the understanding that he
should return by next June. Matthew still sd.
heres to Indian habits. lie eats his meat raw,
and cannot bear salt in his victuals lie also
sleeps on the acor with his dog. He has strong
desire 10 return to bis red companions, but his
relatives are resorting to every induct ment TO
prevent his doing So There is no doubt as 10
his being the son OF Mr. Brayton, and il is one
OF the most remarkable cases on record
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01
GEO. ALBERT g. co.
ARE NOW
AGAIN ON IAND8
WITH
MAMMOTH ST0CKl
OF
FALL AND WFNTE-G SOODS!

Those who have not visited George
Albert & Co, 5 lately would be surprised,
On calling There, to see the immense
quantity of Goods that are being sold.
The cause is evident; they keep the
best, of Goods, and sell them lower than
the Toledo merchants. The people
are beginning to learn that it is los
ing operation to SO to Toledo for their
Dry Goods and Groceries, and to none
is this fact more evident than to those
who have examined goods and prices
at Geo. Albert 81 Co.'S, They are con-
stantly in receipt of Nsh Groceries,
and defy competition as regards quail
ty ami price. Having once purchased
a bill of goods at this establishment, no
one can 90 away groaning because the
" times arc hare"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

coURAG EoUs.--Our young friend Moves d.
Smith leaves for Mississippi to-day! The Gov
ernoree OF that State desires no one to enter his
dorhinions without passport, and Black Re-
publicans are hung on suspicion, We arc afraid
that The open honest coun enancc of our young
friend will convict him.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

STILL ANOTHER PCNPRtN friend J. Dau
terman, of Portage township, informs us that he
had pumpkin. this year, which weighed 90 lbs.
Ttatissa little better than friend Davidsuns
butinasmuch as it is not left in our sanctum. we
cannot give the promised reward
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

eS>To-day the locolccos OF this Congrcssion.
al district will hold their convention in this
poce,to select delegates to the Charleston con-
'ention. What influence the Buchanan,cs will
exert we are unable to say. How many of the
delegates will favor Bill Allen is yet in the dark
We viii endeavor to look ia upon the conven-
ton, and make note of what we see and hear
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

Daniel Newton, admir- OF John NJ. Harrison, dec plf
vs. Ann y. IO5urn, Jas. Tohurn and others ,defts.
I pursuance OF an order of the Court of Common
Pleas OF Wood county Ohio on saturday, the 81 ST
day of December, AID. 1859, between the hours of
one and three o'clock of the afternoon OF said day.
at the door of the court house in the town of Pcrrys-
burg OF said county will be sold to the highest bidder
tue following real estate, the property of John NJ
Harrison, deceased to wit The west half of the
southeast quarter OF section "a town north range
10 east in Ood Cauuty, Ohio subject to the life es-
tate ot Phehe llaTisontherein. Terms ofsae-One-
third cash in hand third in one aud the residue
IN two years from day of sale; deferred payments to
he on interest aud secured by mortgage on the prem.
ises. Land appraised at $500, subject TO above life
estate. DANL NEWTON,
Jno H. Recd,pl ifs at'y. Admir-. NJ. Harrison dec
Dec. /, le59--3CN5S3 so
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

:rv-NN severe storm visited this section Of
country last Friday night. A furious gale con
tinued-througho hout the entire night. Many trees
and fences were prostrated. The Express train
of cars, from Cincinnati, was compelled to stop
seventeen times, between Toledo aud Lima, to
remopeirees from the track.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01
MARRIED,

On tho 18th inst, by Morris Brown, Esq, Mr.. WV
INGALEs, OF Indiana, to Miss LovINA thomson, Of
Milton.
On the 22l. hv t'ro sanrr. Mr.. ENoCu CAMPBELL, of
Milton. and Miss Macy EnGNp. Of lihertv tewnsl'u.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01
To the Afflicted.

REHEMBKRe-Dr Dellenbaugh Of Cleveland, son OF
the far. famed Dr. Delenbuugh, late Of Georgetown,
Columbiana County, will remain nt the Baird House,
PerrysburE, Dec. 6; Napoleon Dec :; wausoon. Dec.
.. No charge for oonsultation. Nov IL, 1859.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

n all the leading branches ofmanutacturng iudus-
try the great practical superiority OF hngers
sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute
No tailor shoe manufacturer clothel SeamstrcEs,
dress maker, sndder, carriage trimmer he dnnnfac
tnrsr, Nc. &c. can afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars n Year
Is only fnirnvcrage Of the actual the nse
Of each Of these Machines and for confirmation
of this TRUTH refer any of the thousands of
persons who them. They adapted to every sort
ot work, fine upon silk, cotton, linen aud
wooden fabrics. also light and heavy leather. They
never tail tn give entire satisfaction.
To meet the GROWN glemandt"ra smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes, We
have produced and ready receive orders for
singers New Family Sewing Machine.
Which is the most compact nd beautiful sewing Ma
chine over constructed. IL is ornamentcd in the high
est stve ofar and all who see il delighted with it,
II makes he improved neroce stitchan is capable
of doing greater ylrietvof work in better STYLE than
any other Sewing Machine ever offered tor family pur
poses.
Itis not uhectto tho objection Of using twice too
much thread and making raycling seam, like the
Grover & Baker: nor is it conred in its operation
a few thin fabrics liable get out Ofo der, and
fitted use Hax thread likethe Wheeler Wilson Ma.
chine; hut is amply sufficient to perform alkinds of
family sewing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
foruse 500. The larger standard machines. from
beautiful pictorial paper, devoted 70 Sewing Ma
chimes and obtaining list of prices and all othern
formation onthe subject. II will he forwarded gratis.
l. VI. SINGER & CO.,
ass Broadway, Now York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, Baltimore, St. Lonis,
proydsnrr, Gloyersville Cincinnati New. Orleans,
New Haven, Rochester, Chicago. Mobile,
Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville. Paris, France.
Glasgow, Scotland.
Local agents wanted,
AuENrs-E. A, Higgins POrrysburgi VIM. Robert
son, Maumee.
ri1
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

nB-A man in Hartford, Conn, has applied for
divorce on the ground that his wife is lazy
She don't get up and make fire and get break
fast at as early an hour as he desires. Why
don't he kick her out Of bed in the morning?
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01
1000 Agents Wanted.

NVERYB0DY'S LAWYER tND COUNSEL.
ia -oR IN BUSINESS, coutainining plain and sis-
pie Instructions TO everybody for transacting their hu
suess according to law, with gal forms for drawing
the various necessary papers connected herewith
gether with the laws of all the states for collection Of
debts, property EXEMPT from execution. mechanics
liens, execution f deeds aud mortgages ;ghs o
CROSBY, Esq, of the Philadelphia Bar. asa pages,
9mO.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

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their heeces by filling them with sand. A. w.
Richardson & Co., of North Adams, Mass, re-
Gently took sixtytwo pounds of this article from
one bale of wool.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

aS-Ilon. VIM. Allen, of this State, is bcing
mentioned in connection with the Presidency.