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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-25
MCKINNEY e. CO..

= i
SALE RtTAIL
Grcceis aud General Commission Mer hants
Bart S9p1,e. E"'a Sr"ei, LINCHBIKE, II.
W. aic ow i, ,t S.rnE eek Of Groceries.
" Iron. steel Sap' Dry t;nod', e. consist ng
tu,a On rs o. Gee ,srtn> d"S
LEAF Crashed. tirinulHtr1 and Powdered sugar
Laguia, ko. Java, Moc and SAINT sGohr;
Sperm. " A. amaHiinc and Tsow Candies,
Brown n Frncy various frand>;
Tea>lol II Chop Imperial ianta II ID ci"ns O"lonTk r
Spices every kind; Sole LEATHER good and damaR"d
Cdr Liverpool Ground Alum Salt Cotton
Halifax II, ngs IL whole aud halt barrels No and Mark
eel in kits; No = tuvisn tiuan' Old Dominion Nails,
IIos" anil Mule Shoe. american, II mnered Rolled and
Eng.h refined Iron; Band. Hoop AMI Sheet Iron Norway
Cast, aud srrrd steel Wagon boxes
thcr with General as>oir ent ~ staple Dry
Goods No. ard az bugs Hleache and Brown
Shirtings Sirng B.rls's Plshtaon lne Ciionades
Sr ri or abures ghnms, &c. &C. i"which they
examination from Their frieu ard
nt"n paid To cousigumeIis OF all kinda
Of Country Prnince apri ~ dt.-R'n copy
k,ps.s NU,O Ch"iIi, H"scxc. Printed Saws.
- and Muslin RoNES lust received aud sale rhs
by aprh dts JNO J PlRNlS, Agent.
uNOR RENT OR IEASE-TssE STORE ~
u HOUSE, on NJ in street. heretofore pied by lIA
kim kahle- r, irs nsi is Of ii, r"a,s all
which has just been ne mpl air III all
veirnce general, belonging to f.mi, residence.
sion give immediately. MARY A. kISSIEK
may 81 .d2.wis
IlURE FRE>CH BRANDY, for u,sessss r~,sa
j very ariiri' Ais, pne Juice Porv Wine
fine Madeira Wine. t.. n'nn Porter. For sal, by
Rep. copy. lang 10 Isl w A. STRtfriItR Scl
EVAsR JEWEsRY.-vc have received two.
iue -urh 81 he - tc,i si'iv 'Ncs Is all
~rrt We rtrs 81 II ,o'tr 'A'r Z! " ,ar' '--
be Duu.ht lsowi ere. J, AiI,.i.,AS ~
Ddt>
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-25
GEO. ID. DAVIS,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

opposite the Ilrg,qia Bank. Ll.fCHBHEti, Ia.
5 in rcrt aud ", II sr,.rtc stock ri titO
| tEEIE>.NT NILE DRY GOODS. II ARIWARE SHOES.
Woo W AXE. ROPE. sc COZ sstng in part
l. at tuhci, Pail, z,d, C"h New orleans and Cuba
Sugar;
Mocha, odd Java. agnra Ri and Parrh lava Cnffrc:
IXra an! ube extra S!ru;, tnba and NV o leans
MoiAss,-i
Large No Mackeral and Gu, Herring Family Bacon
Hammered and Rolled lion. Iron Axis and Cast Wagon
B Scs
Htnws Anys Vices. Screw Plates Horse Rasp and Files
!. and Lamp I'll, VIII L. "al i nc aud other Pain
French AMI Amrric II Win tow ti.aS> d
trru, aud Phi tdrp Cali - II md Sole lie ,tlcr;
Son bats Cotton, AZ 'aet ry price by II" quantity;
Gpi Il, Fax aud F,ax Il cotton i.ird qlaity;
Cora. Candies, Nais. Horse hoe, so &c
Al at ch will b. sol che'pt cash exchanged for
country pr"dd"". Exam stock before hn,. will
pay tie highest cash ren for Corn, Won't Wool Rolls. + AK
ICED and all Their produce wi sci, country
produce Unsigned TOR th' b market price and make
and III il 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-25

STHA " HEKKiEs.-l wall hnvc by ihr mp
~ r"'ciig fr trnsti ,nmg 4"oi supply Of the
GEM me PEABODY STRAW BERKY PLANTS. tor srl,
realty We Ia el ,rcrs See Patent Df Report IL
pate IA 3, AMI pag" 4ia. Ai>n. qt,uiy of GRAPE
VINES embracing thu g"uu, p,lcs'n Grape. Orders
d" lef James VI A-,nistrah Lvuchbu &. al
Campbr Con, and they VIII be st cti, AT ED and
tlau,irlly received. H. NJ. ARMISTEAD.
III.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-25
Fine ChrOnOmeier watches,
MYTH DIAMOND HANDS Tor sale reasonable prices,
lmsy 2bdts j. WILLIAMS n Sons
XTAuUAHuE PROPERTY FOR - f.

v The her iv chang" his rel encc an &C
offers for sale the TRACT OF LAND. in the uuy
Nelson whch he rcsis, containing about t,oh Acres
II liz aud adjacent tho Sonth idle ct FindiaH> Mui
about mics from Tyr RIVER Warehou-c III" 'm"s
River Canal. and about distance from the oratc
Ale xana taiiroad and is we'll adir'cl 10 III growth
tora. wheat To NJ than halt nf the NSfs
is in w"os and very large portion oi 'ha; I" A.
clear first To land Toe tract is nearly qny
div by turkrs Runs which runs ihou Oh
II The improve, brick Dwelling II 'usr in c"mce
repair containing i2ht four basement 10 >,
blcs &C. AMI Ice lt"usr ard aud convenient
wants There MILLS RnckeIs Kun, built
contains pair of Bars wool "A dg aud got
King Machine another also stone, cont t"" ii
aud Plaster Crusicr AID Saw Mil There
als TAN lard with all the necessary fixtures tor in
large business good and cmor'abr h"nsts r the
Miller and and Cooper SHOPS II is
seldom such desirable property IN respects l. il market
subs rib Will take plea in showing the land t.
siro.s Of purchasing lie will also sell il Negroes,
w, numb, r) his OF Horses Cattle shec. ant
Hugs and his ria ation To"ls 1nf"ha'er could thu. be
prepared with the operations :" the aim
The purpose Of seeding given the Isl ct Sep
and full possession The growing crops
n,atnred and secured
Tcrins made kiown an application
nays t,'s ~ bN'N y Nhi'N MUS Va
AlgzIzOR CORN MEt.. !or sa.c ~
- may 25lts kiSSiER SASi'ENs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-25
4 NdpESgnR lot Of Fla n,ty. E,irn md at
~ perrin FLOUR, Just rec we'd and for ale by
,i,s 4


DEpSONS wishing to examine + Vt FIRMS ~ ~II.N Err
l WARE before ord ming, lin Photographs k' ton
manut. cinr"d specimens. at J. WILLIAMS SONS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28

la For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see focrta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28
MATRIMONIAL.

TO THE LADIES oF THE UNITED STATES
1t has been my good fortune TO restore to health many
thousands Of my country-women.
My has excited the malice Of the enviOus and
alous but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd estab sh my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved So long am held in afectionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
sk afford to despse the efforts of mischief max
nd slandere
My friends repeatedly urged me to place my
clue for producing mensruaton within the reach Of the
Ladies of the United States; but ndsposton
held so occupied by quacks With their pencous
and fear that unprnopled counterieers might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations have hther pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AMlE DE FEMME" in tho United States.
At last yield to the enreaes Of patients and frends
and otor to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World f
In regard to the efficacy OF the "AAIlE DE FEMME"
deed only that it's IN liquid fom, and is such
as have used in mypractcen France for years aud
that il hos never fae secure a satisfactory result
Tho "Amie de Femme" aud monstruaion al the re
atono cause and effect Itsalke powerful TO originate
Wealthy menstrual flow where never hus existed and to
restofel where has been from any suppressed
In ordafto guard agar 81 imposition the wrapper direC
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bC1
VII be sealed with my private seal.
Price s3O0 package. ,-
PARIS January, 1851,
For ale, Wholesale and Retail. by WILLIAM FIsKE
No. % Superior street Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie DE Femme al tho PrOprietor's prices.
Rul0d&wlY6
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20 ye ars, compare as follows

INDIANAPOLIS, PITTsBURGH AND CLEVELAND Il. II.
The meeting for the election Of the indianapolis,
Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad Company--the
Western part Of what s known az the "Beelon.
taine Line"-was lately held in indianapolis, The
following Directors were elected seah Chamber,
lain, stillmln Witt, Henry Wick, Joseph Cham
berlan, John Brough, and Z 7, Sterling Of Cleye-
land; James II Goodman, Of Marion; Allen Make
peace, of Chesterfed David Kilgore, of York
town; NJ, +. Walker of Poudleton; Edward King,
James ", Yandes, Simon 'Yandes, T. A. Morris,
T. II Sharpe, OF Indianapolis.
Mr. T. A. Morris was elected President Mr.. Il
Il, Sharpe reelected Treasurer, and Edward King
Secretary
In relation to the election of President the fol
lowing communication appears in the Indianapolis
Journal from Mr.. BROUGH late President
BELLEFoETAINE RAILROAD ELECTION
EDITOR JOURNAL II have no fault to find with
the tone or spirit OF your article of Saturday, Ia
relation to our election but it Is better, perhaps
that the facts ia regard TO ihe compromise should
be specifically stated In this election there wa,
disclaimed, on both sides, any controversy IN re
gard to men The issue was one OF policy only
Iurning upon the point Of the dissolution Of The
running compact between the /. Z. a q. and he
Is. ~ /. roads, by WnCh Llty are worked as Oul
road, as the "BelIelOntaine Line" / was opposed
10 the dissolution Of this compact, and "desire(
an election" solely to preserve il, but was willing
| at any time to yield that "desire" 10 the accom-
| plishment OF that object in any other form The
| party with which l acted represented by them
selves and proxies not only majority Of the stock
] present at the meeting, but a majority Of the en-
| tire capital stock Of the company
IL was very evident that victory 10 either par
| ty was 10 be achieved at he expense of the inter
ests OF the road, aud as jDdlcious men, represent
| ing large interests, compromise Of conflicting
views was entered into providing
1. That the party opposed 10 setting aside tht
compact should name eight members Of the Boari
! and the party in favor OF II should name sever
meInbers, one Of whom (Ool Morrs) should b,
| elected Presidents and this relative position o
parties should be preserved during the year
| 2. .lhat the President 0g this road should b,
| constiiuteda member Of the Exteutiye Committee
| aud that the lue should be run as heretofore, an,
| provided by the terms Of the compact, under thl
management and control OF the Executive Com
mittee.
Tue compromise was accepted, and by nom
more eheeriuily than myself az Il accomplished ih
policy / favored. think il was a judioious one
under all the circumstances, and am satsnel will
n, Il II WORKS harmoni1usly, as hope will
Under it the "Od Reliable Line" will continue 4
be operated with its usual plomphtude.
Very truly yours,
! JRo. BROU0H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28
Gprtial Notifies.

II If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle to cast their devils out is who i've In
his water-ogged country The miasmotic poison Of our
S"tmps and Marshes becomes veritable devil 10 tie
blood to reye in the Agues and Fever which shake and
corch US all Ayers "AaUB CURE " Is said to be the
poste we need and neghhors who have tried
eonirm the reo1- 2 IoWalL Plano, m
KNOWN EFFEoT.--When pain OF infamma-
ton is present human body and Brandroths Pills are
used they OF once seize upon the mmors which the
occasion of the paGn Inflammation and IN Pm from
tue body aud they cannoure because their power only
upon OF over those humor ormpurites which untcal
thy wunt e) aid whose presence part the pain
and aurning heat So In throat Group colds coughs
heumasms pain in the side and pleusy WI ch are all
cured BY from to three doses o these ps Whose pow
err is only exere TO remove impurities Of the blood The
tightly directed will use them and be cured
Sold at No. 29 Canal st.. Bmndreths Building; ans by
A. S Ga diner No 900 Superior street, Cleveland and by
J. d, wheedon, Hudson, ad all RESPECTABLE dealers in
medicines y20w2sOa&w
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N Il. sOLOMONsnN

Practical AND SCIENTIFIC OPriCAN,
eeps the arse assortment Of the approved kinds ~
PECIACLES. Auhis glasses, whether for or far
lighted, are ground under his ownnspecton by machine
Of anew construction, with the roatest care to
Vuitthe eyes in all cases. curing Weakncss Dizsness
aiammatioRof the Eyes and lmpartng strength or long
reading or fine sewing
~ NJ H. solomonsou would here inform the public
thathe employs any one In the sale Of hslenses
~ Also, splendid assortment of spy GLASSES MI
CROSEOPES, COMPASSES sc. kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
taserted without pain, perfect as natural,
EB-Ofce3s Superior street ,underthe American Hotel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28

For ale, Wholesale and Retail. by WILLIAM FISKE
No. % superior street Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme at tho Propretor's puces
RulO Od&wlY6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28

ny MRS. FRANCES D. eAuE.
All would ! bad been there that night,
That glorious sight TO seo;--
Ard ioin The chorus for the right
With friends OF Liberty.
Eut those brave cheers have sounded Ear,
k'on 20 this slave bound shofe,-
Aud, onward while a tyrant lives,
stan echo.-eyernore.
Ny heart throbs prouder now, that l.
Was Ia Ohio bOrn;
And that upon my native soil,
The few have dared to scorn,-
The tyrants hate;--aud with brave hearts,
To meet the PRISONS paius;-
To save one suffering fellow man,
Ftom master-whips-and chains
Where are year northet1 Judges now
The bending, crngipg knaves,
Thrte area million brtyer men
Who bear She name Of slaves.
Dark browed they maybe, but their souls
Are robed In truth and right
While pale faced minops Of the North,
within are back as night
cd bless the noble Resoutrs,
Obi n had the power
I'd breathe a strain so grand and strong,
So dtting TO the hour
That every true and gen'rous heart,
On earth should catch the strain,
And angels at the throne OF God,
Re-echo the refrain,
All hail yo noble Rescuers,
All hail ye men Of might,
Who bmvely dared to meet the vronH
Aud suffer for the right
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M 1he Lndics.

EMBROIDERY STAMPING.
-AA-liaylrg iut cey a supply Of PeT0t's col-
eos'sd EmhIol cry amps qm prep red to stamp u'y
palefn desired for six reach Embroidery, IN
ioi man e and az hort mice Ladies invited 10 call
auu "a tniue my patterns.
Retail '
EAbholllEkN STAMPS Having received Ihe Agen-
cJ ON hr Pierce, pre- aTed TO furliEh Stauus and
bre lnal Incuons az munutae urer's prices.
- dehrup ou ol ths vie. see Godsy's Lads 5
~ lot Augus1 MRS NJ GUNSON
B-'-a5 No. 2l6 81 Clair e.
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1n8uraute AQcnts.
TIE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY

TIE GEhIAN INNUKANUE UUMPANI
Of CLEVELAND, ONO.
AJOINT STOCK OMPANY
Organized Jaupary o. 1889 under the general la of 81
Of Ono.
Capital Stock 5000 shares ut 500 encb,
secured by Real estate 100000.
OEElCEBS ;-G W, SCHMIDT, President Dr. W.
MEYER Vice President, JACOB MUELLER Secretary.
DlRECIORsl-C. W. schmidt j MAYER, III Keller.
g. y Silbefg " -
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insure
against loss or damage by Ere for and less build
ingS goods Wares, merchandise etc Payment Of LOSSES
snail be made in go days after the loss shalt have been ms
ceraned and proved Not moro than 5000 will be nsur.
d az any risk
GH RCg. Aeon LanlhR2 lvl JOHN WAGNER. res
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Is manu- ac uro and all varieties Of artificial teeth are
ut up in the best mrnner. lNGEHSOlL,
NJ 2l Macule Block, Superior street, Cleveland, O.
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Deuttstrp.
DENTSS ray
AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETF ARE GOOD,
read tho following lines ii teeth are bad read
hem with great II you have teeth at all hsp
fact that Isl daily exh ell in the streets, in he social
circle and IN the puror by the huubest peasant and the
proudes that hundreds Of persons lose good
sets of teeth for the want of the timely aid OF good and
slrul dentist. poor and inferior operation is in many
than at all II your teeth good have
them examined by good derist aud keep them in ORDER
If Or NJ time should lost but have them repaired the
sOnner the better and escape that which BurnS the
neil Of al diseases Alrcguarites of tho teeth should
attended to T. chill ldho ID auu youth.
All persons desrous OF fine deuta operations nyit
cd all my wherc particular attention IS gwen
to the preservation Of The ul ural teeth, where the
VULCANGZED CORALlTE,
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Opster8.

0YSTER DEPOT. &C. s. g@ x
" MALTBYsS Oate Holt 4 AIultby's) WSY La
CELEBRATED OHSl ERS viii bo N4At4H
RECE a. d DAII.Y W.
From his establishment 10 Banmnre.put nm IN cans ap
var. ntcd Tres and guui no sale ~
lGn-HERMETICALLY SEALED OYSTERS LOB-
sTERs, CLANS Splccd Oysters aud sarlines kept cou-
btAnlly on hand
R4lgimo e, New Y1rk gnd prncess Bay Shell Oysters
Nill he received daily bv Express
g CRACKERS fr safe, BY tho barrel
~ ORANGES, LEMONS aud CIGARS by the boz
". W GAINES agent
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
rHURspAY MoRNINc. IULY q. is5a.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
~ PLAIN and Ornamental PRINTING! eyerv description
lone at the Printing Establishment o. TIE Leader ONCE
testimprUved and most rapL steam presses, in the
nest style ON short notice, and at reusonahe rates pa
tcuar attention paid to blank work Every descriptions
binding done especially Blank Books, Ledgers Journals
ttcs BOOKS, Receiving Books NC, NC.
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MORNING LEADER.
For the Morning Leader.
LINES
by MRS. FRANCES D. eAoE.

On reading the Report Of The Reception Of the ober-
in Rescuers, at cberlin, the evening Of July 9TH
1859
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nhe KniIunr-

A MoDEL RAILROAD The annual report of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, which has re-
Gently been published, states that during the last
year l,0l2, 800 passengers aud lG,sG2 emigrauts
have been carried on the cars Of the company aud
not single life has been lost. This speaks vol
umes for the efficiency and care of the managers
of the road In the whole country there is not a
public Improvement of the same extent that can
show such perfect system, and such satisfactory
results, as the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
THE earnings Of the New York CITY Horse Car
Railroads, and the dividends declared, for the last
two ye ars, compare as follows
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24
For the journal.


The ninth quarterly session of Wood County
Educational Association, will be h'id at B wv
ling Green, on he 4th and 9Th Of March, 1859,
commencing at 10 O'clock A. Nj. on the 4th, and
closing at NJ the h. 1t is expected that this
session of the Assocat lion vii, be the mos inter
estng and profitable meeting held under the
auspicies Of the Societyi for it is determined TO
render all the exercises more practical than
heretofore Tbs exercises will consist, with
Others, of descriptions upon the various sub
jects connected with the school room; on the
theory aud practice of teaching criticisms elo-
cutionary exercises, on moral, physical and in
tellectual culture, &c, g.. The exercises will
be interspersed with music by the Bowling
Green Glee Club.
Teachers and friends of education! this i
your Association. Shall it be what il ought to
be, powerful auxiliary to the cause of right
education in our county, or shall this session
termnatsits existence IL is such an organize
tion as should be in every county LIT ms
therefore sustain and improve the one already
organized. In order to do this let all teachers
and friends of Education attend this meeting,
and give their aid TO This noble cause.
tn those who did not attend the last session
at Gilead, would say, we have concluded to
have two days session, 10 commence at the
tim, above speciisl, continue through the first
day aud eveniuguntil nom the second day.
Ample provision will be made for The accomlno-
GatiOn of all who may attend from abroad.
NJ. d. l.. BUELL.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24
Nnmntion Party.

The hienls Of Rev. l. P. Cannon, not church
rsmbers, have resolved to give him Donation
Party, at the residence of James J. Parks, on
Frlsy evening next, February 25ih. Arrange
m,nts are being m ,de for tn. finest social party
OF the season, aud Numbers from the surroun i
ding country and from Maum,e City have signi-
aed their intention to b. present. The ladies
having that matter in charge, request us to say TO
s,l who propose to assist in furnishing the table
that their contributions should be sent to Mrs
Parks on Friday morning.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24

On Thursday evening last, 18th lust, the
City Bakery of this place burned to the ground.
The fire broke out about eleven o'clock and be-
fore much of crowd could be coll. cted, the
whole building was enveloped in flames. But
by great exert on on the part of our citizens,
VIM. Browusbergers Boot aud Shoe Shop, situ-
ated some fifteen or twenty feet distant, was
saved, but not without considerable damage.
The origin of the fire is net known. The
amount of property destroyed, consisting of the
building in which the bakery was located, q
carry on the business, with many other things
too numerous to enumerate, oil belonging to Mr..
Trombla, is estimated at 81 900.
We are not prepared to say what MIR Browns
berger's loss i'll be- but think ii canno: be very
heavy. The Bakery we are told was Insured IN
the Seneca Mutual, at S500.--Maumss Stand.
ard
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24
DH. HOOFLAND'S
BAASAMhG CORDIAL.
EOR rnE spEKpY cuNE nE

hpN luh StEFDl CURE bf
Coughs, Colds hf0ettG, CroRp, HOlSensss, Brou.
ctds, PHHna0Ha Diseases Of Ns RD,rsis drisiae frou
fotG iaciPieRf Consumption, and f0r The reii.f ana
(fat al p0ssihe cIt ef PIt0Hs "a GUrar,t sa sprt.
oyhs hittr disease.
This celebrated preparation, like the Bitcrs, may
be conhdentially relied on 1t is Designed fer class
of diseases more general ana more fatal than any other
to which the people of this country are slhirct-
those springing from "Stight cuid" That eminent
authority Dr. Bell saNs: will not saw that colds
are to our Inhabitants what the P3gHe aud Ysilos
Frrer are to those or other Countrls but can aver
confidently that they ushcrn disease OF greater COM
phcity aud mortality than these latter"
further proof OF the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting iroma "copsRI0a cold" may be seen by
glance at the following statistics tnkop from tho
ords of the Board OF Health of Phiadelphin conf.ss
ody OF the most health, localities in the Uuion :
1907. dotnl deaths w philadelphia, 02Gl
Died of Consumption, 1912
" all other diseases, $50 in
numbcr) e,aIo
1853. Totoldca,hs. S1Ia
Died of Consumption 1so5
" all othcrdiscases 96S6
From these figures II will be seen that nearly ono
fourth of the total deaths in the country oro caused by
consumption, to say nothing Of the numerous other
diseases springiug from slight colds"
DO not hic with YOUR health; hutit Sui1e rim from
slight cough, or cold ON the lungs. buy a hottie Of
uOOFLAND'S BALSAMlC CORDIAL and Won NAV
safely count on cure. Thousands have done 40 and
have certified to itswonderful effects
Coughs often proceed from dsordered or dyspep-
Tic state OF the stomach, In which case the German
Biters should he used. In ease of weakness or gem
cral debility of the ~ stem resulting from protract
ed cough, the German Bittcrs VIII be found rr.ut
benefit.
Prepared only hy DR.. c. W.Jackson tls Arch stree,
PHILADELPHIA and Tor sale lay drug gistS and
ers throughout the United States and Canada Priee
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24

grGeo. Powers, Esq has our thanks for
basket of very nice winter apples, embracing the
much admired Baldwin, Northern Spy and White
Pippin. These specimens are of medium size
and ofvery fine favor. Mr.. P. is giving much
attention 10 fruit and its culture, and is growing
nursery which doubtless composes all varieties
adap ted to this section of country. We believe
he is now prepared to receive and fill all orders
for Young trees. Those who have no orchard
should lose no time in making their calculation;
and ordering the desired varieties.