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GEHLE'S PIANOS.

" l. have snTr-a good of
NJ - .i.lilES IMPRoN ED tRnS~ STRING
~ IS Ss6 AMOS n prices from i2's' 10 $500, which i"r
bssolume oi tone. Casincss ot touch. elegance
nnis and durability construction, SURPRISED ht
the world To additional strength, NIL lianu-
furnished with lull M,allh Plates aud Pianos SOLD
,cayrduted Tor hre years.
tea privilege ot exchange granted time within
da, Of sale should any instrument m give f
satisfaction.
1hc Instruments highly recommended hy TuAtnrEG
tiuTTs'HAIk. STRAkuscH t,uokII ASDJAEt.
t We prepared 10 sell them reasonable terms
nj respectfully solicit al examination of those T. ha,r
23-ts i. WILLIAMS n Sti&. ~ Main st.
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{ tANNEL COAL OLIVE selling fine Coal oil nj
~ $l2o per gallon. [mh 19dtsl STABLER JoSlS.
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l5th Serni-Annual Card

yUyIIE invite attention OF their
the public generally 70 their extensive end
plete stock OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS, now In store
Comprising every article pertaining TO the
Clothing and GentlemenS' Furnishing Trade,
the latest and most approved styles and mstersa ps
mined maintain the wide spread and favorable reputation
Establishment have spared painste exosence
In department. and 70 provide for the wants Of Al eass
Of customers. ~
The annexed M but Lapeoty indicates he varisy of
correct idea Of which only be obtained b.
animation: Best quality French edinm and low prices Broad
Cloth Coats Our Cloth Coass always hssstoeose having taken
surpas possible those sold by " In former Choice
styles Cashmere Business suit Over Ccsi Farmer kdng
Coats Inverness Manes Congress Over Goals Victor Enanns
nleto Black aud Fancy Cassere Pants Vests In ne eess
variety and material Freneh Yoke ShxtA s'oek y
hand (Shirts made order when preefedJ c9-
lee stock oe Mems Under Wear OF best make sna III
Cfavats ScarH Beaufort Etox Montalambor ~
.hkr new syi Ties enleuc rs shawls and Travelling blank
eta railway Rua Gloves Kd Cali, Wash, Norway oasslmess
tsasss poctei HsndkercLief socks Drsng Robes DO, &
u'oses' ho'Ae BUKROU6fl6, SHAfER CO,
..a, 10l Min StEesl
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MANIPULATED GUANO.

. MANIPULATED GUANO.
wv Offer To the Planters of Virginia Guano prepared by
w fplows
900 lbs best Peruvian Guano that can be procured;
500 do. somorero Guano, containing 80 per OF Phos
plate of Lime;
do Ground Plaster. for which pay e. n
Planters and others are invited 10 examine this article
the best information obtain believe this Mixture
best that be prepared for the Virginia lands
Price to Planters &s tom ~ less per when they
furnish the bags
gS- Prepared and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT d Co,
Richmond, Virginia.
Also sale by Commission and Grocery cities
We refer 10 Planters whr have used The sombrerO and
the Manipulated Guanoamong them Jas Gait ESQ., A. War
wick, ESD Jos Allen, Esq and X. H. styll Esq and others
Below give d. H. Tuttle's (Chems University of Va)
report Of the samples from IL bags and shall bc kept
" that standard:
able to give you the result Of analysis They
the Mixture he what you stated n letter
Judge you very fortunate
especially of Peruvian Guano The per eentage Of Ammonia
Peruvian 30 contain 1914 per cent which is
more than the average The Analysis u follows:
Moisture given on at boiling poni). .......... 1915
Phosphate of Lime..... ................... 1926
Sulpburc Aeid 545; Llme 8G4.
Ammonia 62O
lnsluble Matter. ....,..,...... 10
A small quantity of Alkali-nndermlned Water in
combination and organic matter ............. PASS
10000
Eapr. IT.: !or. :. ,a~ With the success which
'I~, ~Nr- nrs,
Il.
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NJ. WISH 10 rent n small Family Rcsjonr, IN the city
hi ~liisllc snburhs-fof which good pre viii be- paid
Apply.to NJ. l.. BuiIAN&NN,
il y~-its Av,uI A 4 ptl,,tr
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NJ GO IL XII IL & Co..
XIQI ESAIE ANl pI,r

vi cN1 ~ II IN II ls N >o..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GIocers Commission & Forwarding Merchants
AND AANuFACTr
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
NAN STREET, LYNCHBURG, VI
NIIL give particular attention to the sale FIOu
w WHEAT, CORN, BACON, LARD, BUTTER. &c., Lib.
,al advances will be made all eousgnmens. when rcur.
el Jan2ols
Musical Boxes.
. 4A&D Air, Piano Forte aud Mandoine Musical Boxes,
-, Tor sale by j. WILLIAMS Il son,
NH I IS Main Street.
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'ruANp il.st rcrsived IN rr,r'c order, for
" if-'s! d.-tt..> H. - :. ~.
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Neck Ties.
.Ncy Mack tcs pr Spring. Net Lsce, Tubular. Ba9oat
Vail &c. &c. CoIl.s1 Gloves Hoissry feesssea
~ mnrcn 10 ots W." - HA"A-m
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NEW CONCERN

NEW CONCERN.
JNo. H. TYREf, SAM'L. TYREE, CHAS ii. TYREE
uNpgg
TY r T. E SZ 30,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Lynchburg, Virginia.
OFFER their services to the planters and the public general
y0B95C"o, a. ' WHEAT FLOUR AND o7HER PRoDUoK
j. H. SAINT Tyroe wing been In the commission business
twenty years. aud feel that the new concern can and
viii give Satisfaction charges selling Tobacco will
be follows:
&l for Hogsheads
ii for loose parcels Of 1000 pounds and upwards
60 cents for parcels between 800 and 1000 pounds
25 cents fur parcels under 800 pounds
We pay the Crers fee In all cases.
jan 3is (Rep. copy) TYREE co.
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-04-26

no attention 20 bis uncdutlI rerson,but consider
wei the produce OF his shii. MOI only Is hr n
spmucG nni rra,,r, but he Is lactory lufn
i.hrd with spinning jrnnics and looms OF rufc
perfection. Concentrated and clrCular WI Ia
Eight gauut, crooked and rusty LOOKING legs ptu
jocliug literally from his body ~ opposite Gree
ions, with bnght aud watchlul eyes up n his
head, he surprises you yb tho extraordinary
prominence Of his enormous belly, aud you ex
claim i0voluntariy. "WhHt gluuon he must
be u Not u bit OI II, assure you. IL is only
occasionally thu, he has fat dinner, and he OF
ten goes surperless to bed. Ills belly is his fac
tory, his workshop, Iis warehouse, where he
manufactures and stores the tow from which he
constructs those wonderful nets But the spiders
tow is his own proper substance, which he can
decrease only at his own expense aud he !, oii' II
compelled to practice much selfdrna to Sc.
cure store OF this material, by which alone he
h sa chane t. e. ing
At the cxtrrmii, Of his abdomen four spin
ner'ts. which eau 5e pushed ont ur in al pleas.
IRE, draw forth by mUyemen of ihcir own u
little clond of tow which gradually Increases,
and shows compact mass Of threads Of marvel
Gus Gncness. Each spinneret contains abou.
four thousand threads. and tho four colnbineu
form the thread of winch the web is wovcE.--
The threads ol This skllul manufacturer are not
nll alike, but are Of different quality aud strength
according to the purpose for which they are 10
b, ustd. Some are dry, 10 nyk wdrp,Othprs are
viscous 10 glue the tnbfac together. The threads
of he nest to receive the young ufe like cotton.
those OF the COCOON to protect the eggs have the
necessary strength TO insure their safety.
Unproyided with weapons ol defense, md the
prey of an amy OF foes. thc spider lends p
watchlul and unquiet life. The swallow. n, hc
skins swiftly along the field, always" keeps au
eye out for any unwary individual who has
failed TO make preclptute retreat at his mp.
pronch. The toad aud the lizard count the spi.
der nmoug their choicest lux1res, und many
kinds of birds seem TO esteem him rare mOrscl
so that the chances of his living out the full
term OF his natural life nfe anything bnt prom
isng. Dat surrounded by eager foes though he
H. the spider has yet another important danger,
which sill farther lessons The chances oi his en-.
ioying the fruits oI lis industry. Should his W, /
be destroyed, what u wretCiIrd condition IS he
in! II by the breaking Of the web he is fore ed
to make tong fast. Inc LOSES the power Of spin-
unE thread, aud as this ~ the only means ul
procuring food he soon dies Of hunger We
know the careful housewife will continue 10
wngc war OF eXtprmiuuion upon this annoy
lug little spinner, but you, reader, when yo,
walk through the field dotted thick with his
gossaner like fabrics, do not wantonly tear them
town, but pause for moment and consider The
exquisite beauty OF the workmanship, the won.
dc fu fnoness and delicacy OF the material, and
YOU will pass on without touching it.
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IT, tells Won How to attend upon tue sick, and
how to cook for them how to pre-
pare drinks,poulticcs &c .und how
10 guard against Infection from
Contagious Diseases.
Tt tolls ynu OF the yAriogs diseases OF children,
~ " and gives the best and simplest
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ing, commissions, vaccination
whooping cough, measles, Sc. ..
II TOLLS Vo1 The symptoms of Group, cholera
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pnN, Se and gives the best RENE
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IL tnlla VOu The symptoms of Fcvcr and Agu ,
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If tolls Won Tho symptoms of pleurisy, mumpS
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From the Anerican Stock Journal.
Natural History.

How rarely do we pause N The eager pursuit OF
our various schemes of business or p!eausure. to
mark the numherlrss wonders nf nature. ON ana
over which. we daily tramp,e We were iusI
thinking OF the spid,r, What a curIoSi,y is
this plain and unprrIending aud often o0hurred
httis creaiure! By its habits and i.sriu,ts il
seems widely separated from most of tie insect
tribe, who are, as u elias Gr,hami,eS, aud CON.
ine themselves p'lnclpoliy to vegetable diet
but the spider Is a hunter aud fisherman. and
depends upon his skill as . sportsman for his
subsistence, which IL seems 20 us must be SOM.
what precarous, Reader, did YOU ever walk
through tue pasture iD the early morning, while
the dew IN little peary drops hung along the
thorny edges OF e 'ch blade OF grass and each
Leaf OF clover held iolled in It's center a cl.,t
bright DRIP otwuterl Aud did you not mttk
the countless gaus--ltke nets which thousands of
busy loillng spiders had spmad with mch
matches sklll roueh Que of them lightly
WIN stuck, aud SEE how the ever watch6il
owner will dart from Ills hiding Mace 20 secur.
his anticipated prey; but he discovers i'm AN in.
slant his mistake. aud rrtr4ajs disappoin,sd IN
ms dell " Oh but what AN ugly, dsagreea HE
thing !" We grant he's not a b auty' InTteI
we coaiess 'hti the spider. personal appesr,nce
soy no means prepo>SesSlng Bot then you
ahu - tSurf' ahould gratefully remember, tha I
qh'e ofahaiy looking individuals NAV proper
oe tnf SUBJECTS oi " very distinguished con
Bderslion and esteem"
lu .ir case OF the spider, nature e,ms TO have
sacIlhcei everything 10 provide the industrial
70 maleria' ehd machinery which will enable him
10 oo'alh his food lie is a rope maker. a spin
"''' "Sa'e| ahenslnesF aud builder. Pay
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SNERlFF'S SALE.

lsnnc Bcrnhiscl vs. Henry Bernthisol and John Bates
executors OF the last will and testament of Jacot
BUrnthiscl, dee.
Bl virtue Of IN alias vondl writ of execution TO mC
directed aud delivered from the court OF common
pleas OF Wood cuupty o.. in the above entitled cause
wlloUer for sale AZ the door ol the court house il
Perrysburg, Wood county, ohio, on
saturday. April 18th, 1860,
between the hours Of ten o'clock NJ aud two O'Clock
=, NJ OF said day the following described property
20 wit; The northeast quarter of the north east
quarter (n.et ne y OF section nnmber six (G) town
ship number five (5) north, range number t,n (0
enst, containing forty acres,moro less. Appraised
at $i20 90, &. W. NORTON sheriff
+. a y, X. llocnbeck, pl'fs attNs.
March 80 lSG0--20w5$3 10
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- AID farm is situated in Liberty twp. on ths Ridge
- Road, one half mile west of the Perrysburg aud
Fmdlay Turnpike, and miles from Taylortown, on
the n. x NJ. Railroad. IL contains 1870 acres-4O in
timber and 90 in thorough state of ofcutivation-d-
Vded into lots all OF which incosed by stake and
rider fences. in good condition. The Farm is prOvi-
ded with comfortable Buildings, abundant supply oi
water and first rate orchard stocked with the best
varieties of frUitin full bearing, The situation is
pleasant, healthy, in good ueiRhborh ood and In
close proximity 20 schools and churches. aud, taken
altogether il is ofthe most desirable locations IN
the County. The subscriber being about TO engage
in other business, will sell reasonable terms il ap
piled 20 soon. J.BLO0M.
Portage, Weed Co, %. Dee. 8, ,IsSs--3ltL
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. otfNh4 PAiient nfr th- strong"
ln,o the ssminy p,,h.ef light
OH Nhu uIiI ltad mti
O'tr hiine du,b "a O starlcss Might,
And mono 90 heed ue.
low raliont was the morn,
.... The earthwitb singing, ..t .t.
Wdcu, kn ,siidg at tho Masters feet,
A tribute bri ming.
NV soul did gird her arm or on,
Her fears forgetting,
How strong in hopel Allftars are goue,
Aud vain regreuing,
AS warriors unto battle Ho,
With banners cleaning,
Whose eager owes seek out the zoe,
No danger droamiugi ...
MY sonl against her warshallcd sin
In proud arraying.
Went forth, a victory 10 win,
No fear betraying
Went forth alone--with siren 9Th content,
No other needing;
Before tht early day was spont.
My soa lay bleeding
o strength, o daring pride, where, whore
HAD SO dcplrtedi
Whero sc, at morn orregal fair,
Grown Uoth fu uint-heartedP
"'ris not the strong who win" rang loud
From Heavens high archcs;
Nor .iu ,le onsN alone, in proud
Triump.nl AT tchos."
low grand yet sweet that voice from far!
'fhc patient workers
Our. Gads victorious warriors are
Ills pltuBt work kcrs."
Damaged aud wounlel onc, arise!
Walk soft before Him,
Win holy heart in pilgrim gulso;
Pray, an adore Him.
'rhm Christ, the Lord himself of Light,
Shah ope the portt
Ana load thee up th9 golden height
OF Life Immortal
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SilERIFF'S SALE.
Gunrlinn RnIo.

'TtITUs
In pursuance Of an order OF the Probate Court OF
Wood county, Obiu made on the 2lst day Of March
A. ID 1860 in the case ofGcorge lluTman. guardi.
IN nf John O. Huffman, Barbara Huffman, Christina
Huffman, Margaret huffman and Mary Huffman
against his wnrds. the undersigned will. on the
9Th day of May. A. D, 1860 (Satnrday,)
ut ~ o'clock, Mt he door of the court house In Per
rysburg, Wood county, Ohio, offer for sale Mt pub
lie sale the following described real cstntc situate
in Perrysburg. Wood county, Ohio TO wit: Out lo
number one huudred and siSty-ninc (1c0) in sale
town. Terms of sale, cash
GEO. HUFFMAN. Guardian.
F.& D. x. IIoenbeck att'ys.
AnTil B, l9GO--ISw6S2 so
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SlIERLtE.I.S,,. NALE

John Il. Apgnr W. VIM. Cory.
BY virtue OF an execution 10 me delivered from the
court OF common pleas Of Wood county, Ohio. in the
above untitled cause, shall Offer for sale the dooI
OF tho court house, in Perysburg, in said county
on
Thursday, the lst day of May. 1860,
bctwcen the hours of and o'clock I. NJ. of said
day, the following described lands and tenemcnts to
wit; The north-w -wos quarter of the northwest or
Of section 20, township three north of range east
in Wood county. o., containing 80 acres OF LAM
j t. Prize. atty. G.. W. NORTON sheriff
March % 1850 47w5S2 80
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HOMESTEAD FARM FOR SALE.

GEO ,FAIRcHILp, Secretary.
December 30. lS59,-34ly.
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Attachment NOtiC

Attachment Notice.
john Nanblareum plaintiff, against Austin Rodgers,
defendant.
Before John oshun, J,P, OF Liberty twp.
On the alsl day of March 1850. said Justice issue
an order OF M'sehmep, IN the above action tos the
Itesrty, AprilS lseo-AswSs
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Boston, Albany, Baltimore, st. Lonis,
Providence, IloynrSvjlle, Cincinnati, New Orleans,
New Haven, u,RonhaStcr. Chicago, Mobile,
Newark. Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris, France,
Glasgow Scotland
Local agents wanted.
AoENrs-E. \. Higgins, Pcrrysburg; VIM. Robert
sou, Maunec.
April 10th, 1853.