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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-21
rPHoLsrERY AM P,PRR.H,NGlNeS.


INaE subscriber respectfully so call Rom his sncs and
te pabue srn--y his o. goods The above
nne, consisting o. The toloEtng;
CRrPetIngs.
Irlcls venetian, Dutchs Hemp
kc Hearth Ruga, Door Nafs and Stair soss
Curtain Goods
Brocaie satin naask, Union namsk Tassels Glmps Lac-
Muslin Curtains uh splendid assortment o. NutoW Cor
al the latest sly wh nNtur Of he most approved kinds noV
USE
patterns and the quality % The lowest
priced which vii be- % hal and rooms Of all dimensions
Also, Table Clotls-a large variety.
Pnpcr-kannSingu.
splendid assortment % al DE latest styles IS follows; Velvet
Cos satin and Plain Papers of every shade and color With nz
uons dlrca kinds OF wood aud marble Being prac,a
mysf and hayns tc bst sorknen employed AT vos
viii warranted 20 gige satisfaction
All orders anything une viii be punc'uAiy
- WILLIAM A. wALTsRs
P s-Har Shuck Na'tree' asd Feather BED. hsrt
nd made TO order. o. th- best natsrlls loci A v.
TsNREuRNnOUS BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
Il 30 rtNiE Li6E rHE PSEsENr-S15,ooo WORTH OF NAN
AUCTION BARGATNS-uOSE GOODS THAN Room 10 SrcEe
rdE'f -LAEGE SALE SMALL PRoFlTs AND QUICK RS
n RNA-J MILLtIsEg a BROTHER. 1913 BROAD STREET.,
Are pcng tlr latest purchases from the large auction
sales New Yorz t ire prevailing panic prices hgr- ans ear
thr friends and customers that better rl r &
tgonsy cannot be hal iu his market
The aes particular attention IS respectfully rr1ues-ed o. fh
largest OF priced medium and heh priced paiS
GOODS 90 be buad any esiabhneut Ia The city, without
eXcepton.
go,0 yds WoRsrED NsNkrIANs-50c. worth 55c.
1OOO ys1 Al 81 K POPLINs, az sc and a The yard
UU ys NtE sEs greatly bci1u last months prizes.
n B-Add1nal force employed % wa the hrouE 90
ulAr prices which 1886 sroAd street. 50 famous.
ocis J. MtLLHIsER BRO
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WILLOUGHHY's PATENT
Gum Spring and Gum Cylinder
FEED ROLLER
GRAIN DRILLS

WITH WAGG0EERs ATTACHMENT ROR OF Ago
TINIs Grain Dill has been In more than four ,rtr ara
wherey-r ~ Csc has won universal ay1T u las taken sew
eniy 1--WE fr Premiums the various State and County yAI In
Virginia Penn syyana, ohio indiana New Jerfey ana aryssd:
also the highest pze SILVER MEDAL United sais Faif
held At Richmond, Va So
Amongs peculiar advantages are FIRST The teeth sre 80
strueted with rubber spnss that when they contact i'm
roots rocks sumrs sDs Cthe obsructnns no, over
teen inches high they spring ha-k pass 70
gain their former portion avoiding necessity Of st.pr
put In wooden pins IS In oh.r ds Newly cleared l,s
seeded with this hr The springs dr the b.,lt
kind OF o. und bet they Will suddenly yield WHEN they meet I'M
Arm obsti u ton ' $50 '''4
Second The arrangement; for distributing the seed by Two yu
canzed rubber rollers revolving together which d.ear The
grain 10 constant stream, Without choking be Nm
and no rreguary OF the ground or slow molten Of The
team, viii vary the quantity TO the Ld
by straw or white In the wheat the rollers viii carry
through The quality soNn regulated t. any desired
instantly when standing or In motion
Third Nhtn the teeth raised by the lever the seed
measure are instantly stopped The Drill WI fom field
70 hed leaking wasting the when the teeth airs
let down, the feed starts Immediately In molten II scS,
wheat rye oats barley with the hopper reu
change also, all kinds Of grass seeds when desired
Nothing but the best mairIie used which
are manufactured Ia vorkmanke and superb amer An ma.
chimes warranted TO work we'll proper
The uano attachment Is most complete regulated
to SOW the required quantity by the moving the slide ms
gasno In the trench with the covered
- . JOHN w. CkRDwFLL 4 CO.
su1z-u Agents he ylrgipia
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A mONG THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL
OF the various styles Of Portraure executed BY O.
w. MNNIs Mt his Photograph and Pine Art Gallery 2T Main
Street Rchm Va be found Licensees Of the following
well known distinguished gentlemen, all OF which bear test
mony experience and skin OF the various Artists employed
and the well earned reputation Of his Gallery:
Er(ioy. Wise, Hon Mr.. Orr, {. c.,
Lieut. Gov. Jackson, JnO. R. Thompson Esq,
Lieut. Gov Montague, Rev. Mr.. hed,
Hon. Jas Lyons, Rev. Mr. Peterkin
F" Caskie, Rev. Mr. Duncan,
jude LomaI, Rev. Mr. hinegerode,
Tyler, Rev. Mr.. Baker,
Hopkins, Rev. J. L Burrows,f
Chas. Bruce Esq.,, Rev J. v Edwsrds
Gen. VIM Walker, Rev. Mr.. Seeey,
Capt Jos. Myers, Rev. Mr.. Peterson,
Rev. Mr. Jetrr, Rev. Mr. Keper,
Rev W. A. Smith, Rev. Mr.. Wilmer,
The late Rev. Mr. Dibrei, The late Judge Butler, g. O.,
The late Judge CloDtOn, The late Edgar Poe,
Rev. Mr. Boggs, Rev Mr.. schrgey,
Duplicate copies Of all the above for sale and style Of
Photograph from life copied from small pictures and
warranted 20 please maB0
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

Coughs, Colds. tanuenIa, HOarsencss.
Group, krOnCh ISIS, the ipient ConSunp-
tion. and fCE the Relief OF Consunp-
tive Patients, In advances
wages of che Disease.
rt- o. .,iirtIN SO universally Enovs IN Surr1ss any
oth.- th Df thruSt and luul complaints, leHt 10
f--f.-- hrrr uubli,h the l.uts ui lis NruD-. itT
lra1 70 gNrrlicl,r for aud colds, and Us truly
wonderful uf pultul dl>sf, have niaur a
known tlfutsho1t the - il.y,l u4tous uf ais earth
Pew tlg communal or even families, among them
Who have NOT som. st-OuA experience of it, elects
some living trO- III. M shg L. midst of lbs story over the
su5l. Hud ,-c-ogs disorders OF t' throat and lungs
a. sF ,u. . rtif. fatality OF thss disorders, and
as thee 81 too the 81 90, OF this rvi,dy, need not
do , iaa 90 sirc then, That b has now 3ll Tie 'lr
t.fft.t % Gj Rave when mixing thc cares which have
S.-et 30 strongly upon the cuuiioSarc of mankind
Prepared by Dr. !. C. AYR & CO., Lowell Mass
Sold wholesale and retail av PURCELL LA0D CO, Nci
iond Va y T. Rir IS CO., Petersburg; }. o. SEtY, Lynch
.rI by All - -5,l rnsr.hantg
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IN Halt BBLs ofwoods North Carolina FAmi Iy Roe Her
1UU ring
20halfbTs ofNorth Carolina Family shad
bSh q Woods ~ c. Family Cat Hergiugs
5000 lbs Of Mountain Buckwheat
~ bass Fest BuckEheai
10 tabs Of superior Ere h E1t,er
10 chests Of do Gseca and Gun Powder Tean
Baking Powders
George jenkins family Lard
Queen City Hams
Family FLOR
Baled Hay, Bran, BrownsuH Shpstur
Clean Oats and Corn &c, for sale by
ROBERT A. EUKBSET,
Ocst Cor Broad and7h Streets opposite ne Theatre.
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ROBERT j. DENNY.
Dealer IN Hardware, Cutlery, Tools, &c'S
Embracing every vdriety Of articles ddaptedJT
BUILDERS, Ma CHLNIS7S, d HOUSEKEEPERS,
No 2O5, As0vE Ranks
HAVE In store the largest And most COM SPAHzA
4 plete stock Of EngEh, German and American ~7lS4yp
Hardware IhavSever had the pleasrreto Of
en- respectfully invite all In want to examine 211
purchasing elsewhere Ny goods are ires and
having purchased exyey for cash. prepared 10 Of
Ger them upon the lowest terms.
In Farming implements Itnumerae hoes, Hand-PoWs
Shovr Spades ror.es RN Scyhes Snats Axes and ChAn
Together with GARDENING TOOLS Of all kinds
In EOuse-Furnishing Goods my stock Is also very
:ompes-v1: Pine Tea Trays and Waters single and In SETS
Japand Toilet Sets TnWsre; SauoePsns; Tea and Preserving
Kettles Cutlery; Zine Ivory Handle KnyeE ndoL and IN seJ
Doabe Plated so and spoons; Brushes Hair and Feather Dust
s Tubs Buckets Mats pms Cooking Utensils &C, &C.
Andin building Materials, parteulsry am constantly
prepared with large and complete ockgz Locks OF every de-
scrp0n Bolts Hinges Screws Iron and IaSs Rail seay Screw
eide Pae Sash Cord Screw Cut and Wrought
Nails Spikes and al other articles fer building purposes to
se.her with Tools OF all kinda
e. Orders carefully and promptly attended TO-. -
ROBERT J. DENHY;
nh2s 9O5 Main strret, above the Banks.
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syphilis and NTereurINl Disease.


Dr.. !. G. AYEE. SIR: I chcyriuly comply with the
request Of your gut, and report 10 You Of the
effects have r,lind with your Slrsaparilla.
have cured with H. In my practice, must Of the com
plunts for whrh &c l. recommended, and htve found it,
cct4 truly wonderful In the Of leigr1i amt Esr
curiuf Digts One of my patients hat Syphiltic ulcers
IN his throat, which consuming his palate and the
ton Of his mouth. Your Sarsgpari,la steadily taken.
curcd him In five weeks. Another was attacked by sc
Cudary symptoms IN his nose, and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part Of Il, that believe the
disorder would reach his brain and Kill him But t
yielded my administration Of your Sarsapara; the
ulcers healed and h. y well again, not Of coarse without
some dist urati,-, Of the face woman who had bccn
treated for IT, disorder by mcrcgry was suffering
from On b poison In her bones. They mad become scusi
tive the weather that da.fs day she suffered
.rucIatus pain her joints aud bones She, too,
cured entirely hy ~arsaTdra tu Few weeks. /
know from it, formula, which your agent gave me- thaS
this Preparation from Your laboratory must De great
remedy; consequently, these truly remarkable results
with DO have NOT surprised me.
- -, II - N L AnINIpR II IL
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e the wort cases on chsppsd hands and lips. u renders
he sin sruooth SON ana White and ent application for
hurns and roughness the skin II VIII or ure tn
fabric being entirely devoid n Prepared
only BY paEADE BAELR PhlrmAeeutss.
IN ssi MS naln It., corner above Pestc
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Preferably yours, c. V. LARNIER, VI. d.
Rhrumntisrn. Cont. Liver CnmnlAInt.

INDEPENDENTS, Preston Co., Vs.. 9th July, lSjl.
DIR. T. q. AVER. Sir have been afflicted with apain-
ful chronic RhrunGtsHl FOR long time, which bailc the
skill Of physicians aud stuck IN spite Of all the
remedies could find until tried yoHr Slrsaparilla One
bottle cured Ia weeks, and restored general
health much that I far better than before
attacked. I think &c a wonderful medicine. J. FREAAt-
jules Y. GetclCll, Of ST. Louis writes have bccD
afflicted for wears with affection Of the Lir-r which
DESTROYED my lsalth ttrcdcyory thing and every thing
failed 90 relieve me ami have been broken down man
for years from other cause than arrangement u
The f My beloved pastor, The Rev. Mr. Espy, advised
90 Try YOUR Sar-pJrlI because ne said ne knew you,
and thing you made worth trying. BY the bless
g Of God t has cured me, and has purified my blood
90 make now man of me. feel young again. The
best that can b. said Of You j. not half good enough
Sehirrus, Cancer Tumors, Enlargement, u
ceration, Carries, and ENfOliariOn OF the
Homes.
grlt variety OF have been reported 20 where
ui these Formidable complaints have resulted from
the Of THIS remedy, but space here will not ad
INIT them some Of them may D. Sound in our American
Almanac which the agents below named pleased to,
furnish gratis 10 an who call for them.
Dyspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy.
Melancholy, Neuralgia.
Many remarkable cures Of these affections l,ye Hscn
made by Tho alternative power of this medicine 10 stimu
lairs the vital functions into vigorous actQU- and thus
overComys disorders which would D. SUPPOSED beyond
us reach. such remedy has LONG bc,S EoQvrgd hy the
uassitir- uf the people AMI confident that this
Mil dO for them all that medicine ~ do.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
nm PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
And for the speedy cure of the subjOined varieties of
seroruIa and serOnulous Affections, such as
pies, Pustuies, BIOtches, BoiIs, Blains,
and all skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind, 9th June, 1859.
4 C. AVER 4 Co Gents: / feel it my duty 10
knowledge what your Sarsaparilla has done for me.
Having inherited ScrOinlous infection, have suffered
nom { in various ways for years. Sometimes i burst
Out in Ulcers on ms hands and arms sometimes IL
turned inward and distressed me AZ the stomach Two
and ears with one sore which painful and oathsome
DS,sii'n mi without much relief from any thing. In
hct the disorder grew At leugth was r'joced
20 read In the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
an Alternative lSarsaparl), for I knew from your repn
tatOn that any thing you made must be good sent TO
Cincinnati and got Il, and used Il till Il cured me- took
M as YOU advise in small doses Of a tcaspOon1l over
month anil used almost thrc bottles. New and healthy
skin began 10 form under the seab which ater
while cell OF. Ny skin Is clear, and know by my
feelings that the disease ia gone from my system You
can well believe that feel what am saying when tell
you that hold YOU b. Of the apostles of the ac,
and remain ever S'"'''u''s' ALFRED B. TALLEY.
81. Anthony,s Fire, Rose or ErysIpeIas,
letter and salt Rheum, Seald Head, Ring
worm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
DR.. Robert NJ. Prchle writes from Salem, n. " 18th
Sept, lSJ9, that he has cured an inveerae case %
DroDsy which threatened 10 terminate fatally by the
usrsevrrine - ~ our Sarsapara, and also danger
Gus attack Of Malignant EsPeias by large doses Of the
same says he eurs the common EIrPiioRs by Il con
stantly. }
BrOnehoeele, GOitre, OF Swelled Neck.
Zcbulon sloan OF Prospect Texas, writes: " Three
bottles Of your Slrsaparla curd me nom toa,rc-a
hilcous swelling the neck, which had sured from
over years"
Leueorrhea or whites, Ovarian TumOr,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
DR.. J. r. :. Claiming. OF New York City, writes; Z" L
most chceruly coply with the request your agent in
saying have found your Sarsaparilh most excellent
Alternative in the numerous complaints for which
plav such a remedy but especially in Female Diseases
Of the Scrogulous dathesis have cured many inySt-
complaint caused by iccrdfioR of the uterus The
liberation itself was soon cured. Nothing within my
know llge equals for these female arrangements"
ElwarfS. Marrow, Of Nevhury, Ala writes q" A dan
ruus ftfkor % the females m my faniilyr
which had dcfCd al the remedies could employ, has
AZ nh been completely cured by your extract Of Sar
saplrl. Our PLY stefan thought nothing but cNttra-
ton could afford relief but he advised the trial OF your
Sarsaparilla the last resort bcore cutting, and IL
proved ctuaL Amer taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom OF the disease remains"
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y. 3. MYERS
HAS Just received bis stock 81 Pail Gosds embracing
OF the Is ge,t and most eompl te A
all the latest and most Improved styles Of Watches Ds eA
mnnds Jevely Silver and plated Of every desept a.
uhh he inyes his friends and the pIbhe examine
before purhs elsewhere FROM the variety his stock
he HIS hesitation In that he please Who
my favor him with a call s. A NYERs
se2T Cor Main and Pearl Sfs Rieft,ond Va
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U. IAIL NTRAnSHIP JANII

~ U. NAIL STEAMSHIP JAMES- 1xfTf7.
fOwN.-FoR NEw YOaK VIA NOkfOLk-sS-Aszna-
ne JAMEsrOWN Capt Thomas skener VIII leave hvre ~
o'ciocx FRiDAN he 9Th Inst PkaScnge requested 10
due lime Passage 70 New fork, meas sna se
room Included tl0 Sserage passage only - faage 70 Ns5
to By River Boats fssh resolved today ihC ~
DAY) up the hour - n O'Clock NJ Friday Cons gne,s
are requested their Goods today neAes and oefl
secured board the p Freight Tor Boston IA
sen S. 3 @sa''-'' rates Anu LU6LSN WATSON
NOTICE TO HIPPERS AND ESR
~ OrHERS--rhe YOKkTOWN has been Nthdi am
from Tor ,he present. The JAMESTOWN CspL sAS
the ROANOKE Capt Caurc vii continue te tps bet-eel
tbs toachng atNorok each say Days 81
pature rou York ever Tuesday and saturday a. r
Of departure fr-m Rchnond every Tuesday and ~
UyOk LIV =. ~ POO L.--fkieiamOnd and 81
il liverpool Packet Linc.-lhe hzst ship OF 49,
this line. INSIGNIA JAKE Captain J. NJ Coe VIII oad a.
s por Liverpool about the 2Oh Of next M nt ship
can shipped hs ship owed In virginia without Inspection
A large psrt o. her heighi Is already engaged
For balance Of height apply 70 - -
osEs If DANlo wv Ouhhlt-
DAILY LINE ON THE JAMES n
RIYsR by the steamers GLSN COVE and
CTRTIs PECK IRE steamer GUSTS PECK viii Ga Thurs
DAY MORNING next the lSh inst coamsnce The regular ua
beseen Rehm0nd Portsmoah and Norfolk leaving the NhA al
Rockets every THURSDAY SATURDAY and TUESDAY MORN
IRE GLEN COVE win leave he wharf al Rockets every MON
DAY WEDNksD AZ and FRIDAY Mornings AZ re sane hogr
g ococ and each boat VII return each alternate day (xcrp
places unsurpassed for speed aad Recommendations By any ether
The Boa win touch at al The regular landings the river
both goug and returning, and take freight a. usual but al
freight be landed NE river musibs paid for when sem
dosn sud wu be responsible for amer Is put The
wharf to which it is directed or marked.
Passage % or from Norfolk o. Portsmouth 81
SST Ro. HAsEISS
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-02-16
pnhiic Works.

The ,t,ill 10 rspesl Section sx, Of tho oct IN
relation to the Board of Public Works, passed
Aptil 10, 1888, has Mt last passed both btsncnts
of the Legislature aud is law. The repeated
section, was one creating Rackus the Board o
Public Wo,ks for about one-hsf oil the Ste"'
giving to him the appointment ol oil oileeFs
and the regulation Of oil matters WITHIN thn'
division, over which he was Superintendent,
without let and hindrauCe on the pari OF
either. or both his associate members ot 'he
Board. It created him within his division Tore
third Of the Public Works OF the State. os they
called il, bu, it was nearer one.hu't) lhe so'e
dictator, TO appoint or remove. as bis own SOW
creipn will should dictate. This Outrage is e'
last wiped out, and Mr. backus now takes his
proner position he constitutes one third part OF
th. Board OF Public Works, no more he may
cast one vote in favor OF or against the appoint
ment or removal Of any person who is oh oppI''
cant Tor or incumbent OF an office. The true DE-
noctaiic principle, that the mao ily shall rule
will now I've acted upon aud of Board Of Pub
lic Works composed Of three persons, msjorl
" will make The appointments to, os well a.
the removals from Off can arrangement whIcl
never should have been departed from. We ma!
now hope to see the vampires, who so long hav'
sucked the ife.blood from the Treasury, dctiv
ing their support from the public crib, compel
led TO recuperste from some other source than Ii
draining the money Of tie people. In this sec
sion Of the county at lcnst the people desire
change they nre satisfied that no change, be
what il may, can be Tor tie worse. we trus
that the Republican members OF the Board O
Public Works, who are in the majority, nm
who Orc now responsible for the management
its affairs, will not hesitate to take the feis II
TO IT, ir own hands aud directly control where
in they ore directly responsible. For the mar
ncr in which the offices are conducted, and iC
the men who hll them, these Republican men
bers will be- held directly accountable; let the
SIC TO it then, that the Offices Ore filled by me
Of their own choice, aud that their managemel
is directly under their own direction and col
troll. With this the Republican party in Il
State Of Ohio will be satisfied, but with not
ing less than this
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-02-16
w I'm Il. Pennington.

The following on the character of the new
Speaker is an extract from all article in the ".
y. ObStrptr:
He is a LAWYER by profession, and for long
series of years has STOOD in the front RINK at the
bar OF New Jersey, For many successive wears
he was Governor aud Chancellor OF the State,
and in every public Office he has oquitted hm
sel with ability aud success, commanding the
respect of the people.
He 10 a mau OF high moral principle; above
mem action, aud incapable OF wiliully doing
wrong. We remember an incident IN his pro-
fessionul life that will illustrate the nun, aud
present him in striking contrast with some OF
those over whom he is called 10 preside. In Tor
mer ,mes when he aud the now venerable The
od,fe Frelinghuysrn were together al the bar.
they vera often pitted against each other IN
great trials. for they were conlessedly the two
best lswyets in the State On ons of thrse cc'
cssions dispute sptsng up, which became eX-
cited aud personal aud rstort followed retort
until the hour Of adjournmenl for dinner when
each went 10 his own house lcrling that he had
been Injured by his neghbor. Mr. Pennington
had no appetite tor his dinner lie walked the
floor for some time. mrditating on the scenes o
the morning. lie was the younger man; he hat
been quite as much TO blvma Hs his nntagonis
and friend perhaps more; he could not eat h'
took his hat aud walked over TO MIR. FrelIng
huysen's As he spproa chcd the gate. MIR. +
was coming down the steps and called out Il
him: al thought you would come; was goinl
to meet yop They embrsced, aud dintd Ia
8ether, and went back TO court, better iieud
than ever only great man does that, or tn
like OF that.
He has no taste for the conflict before him, ,uE
IL would not surprise us to find hun often dis
guSted aud embarrassed with the disorderl
body which he must hold to rules that many q
them have no disposiuen to obey. But We hav
entire confidence IN his patriotism, his primer
pie. and his earnest determination TO do HI
duty in the trying position into which he ha
been thrus, without any seeking OF his own, all,
by the Iorce extraordinary circumstances owe
which he had no control.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-02-16
MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly by +, II. Miller Il Go.
MARRIED,

On the Sth inst NJ the residence Of the brides
father, in Miami Lucas Co, Ohio, by Rev, Mr. Rich
ardSon Mr., FREpERCK Crook, Of PeTrysburg, and
Miss NORA EcRLOK, of the former place,
The bride will please accept our thanks for deli
cous wedding cake. May theie welded life be char
aeterized by many little Crooks.
In New Westaeld, at the residence of Mr.. Chapin,
on the 9th inst, by Rev, G, Adams, RUFvs wARNER,
Esq, OF Orleans. Ontario Co. n. Y, aud Miss CHAR
LoTrE ", RLlp, OF " estheld,
On ths 9th inst. by Rev. G. A, Adams. 1.-THE resi-
dsnce Of the brides father. LEONARp Il, BLINS and
Miss CAROLINE N, SRAsESr.
On Thursday, the 2ul inst, hy Rev. G., A, Adams
Mr. DANh TuGNER and Miss EMLY CoNBY, all of
PerHshurg
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-02-16
DIR. Guysotts Improved Extract OF
VILLAIN Dock and Sarsdpartlla.

This Extract Of yellow Dock and Sarsapsriiia 10 a
positive, speedy and perm anent cure for AL
diseases incident to femOies.
n, mild Alternative propeti,s rend'r peculiarly dppH
rabis 10 the slender md delicate constitution of
The female. HisuAriUaHedm ats trct
upon such DISEASES hcipient
Consnmptiou. Horrsnness.
Lencorrhra or Whtes
Trreguiar Mnstru1tion.
Inc0ntn,ncs Of Urine,
aud general prostratoa Of the system
II Immediately counterncts that distressing Ner
yousness and Lassitude so common to the iems'e
frame aud npars energy and buyancy as surprl'
sinp As they are ioteful We have evidence On ME
which induces us strongly to recommend this medi
cine TO married people who have not been blesse,
with offspring. The Shaker pref a'cd Yellow Docl
and the Red Honduras S1rsaparilla are the invalua
bic remedial agents from which Dr. Guysous lin
proved extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla IL
formed. and the Laboratory of DR.. Guysott has Civ
en- us the virtue of these roots in their perfecton,
His preparn ration contains all the restorative proper
ties oil the roots combined and conce ntraed in the
Utmost strength and efficacy. Read adv"rtisemer'