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SorrTEgN WENLTT AND NORTHERN PEoTITs, as exhibit
,,i ia statistical facts and oca, figures showing the
necessity of union the future prosperity aud welfare
of the Republic 81 Thomas Prentice hetJell late edi-
Tor of he Democratic Review Published by George
W 81 John A. Wood, New York
This is the tile of a new, opportuue and valuable
book for au s1y,nccjuum OF which We are indebted
% tie publishers Tue author is well known sati,,i
clu and political economist. cursogy examination Of
biz work induces US regard &c as a very thorough
position Of the wealth and power OF the Southern States
and complete aud uuausverable defence of their ius,i
tu.os an po,y Is objects and scope are more par
ti.u-sv explained In the following circular from the
pu1i hers.
IT is able work addresses itself peculiarly to the pe.
t1.vr ami Interests OF the dacrjcG0 People 40 this
f1ue.u-e wien &, has become the duty Of every good
citizen, vhteyer may be hi5 political creed 10 aid IN
1-grr tre.lt 0i chat truth which alone is depended
psa 90 "combg- error where thc press Is free. TIE
rl5s and the pulpit have stirred mp domestic strife boy
broadcast rraYresen lou- OF the South and her iusi
-u-.ous aud tde CREATES, cNgrOus have been made
create be t L Southern decreptu1e and distress as
ne u- o. slavery Iu the present volume the official
f.lres are conc,eIy produced and analysed exploding
tons OF Helpers trss which tend 20 irritts the
South m,s4d tae North, and create sectional dsseu-
-ols for cine sole benefit OF INSCRIPTIONS politicians
"T.c immense rsl'tt Pralsef az tbs south Is clearly
demons ricJ and tte Ereudiuge and accumulation Of
l.- es.I rt -ts N.-tt where 10 stimulates industry,
employs -hu1.u- constructs palaces, builds railroads,
occupies lui raises rents iwp" trade cou;ernug aii-
.uee upon many and competence upon all are clearly
traced aaI made wildly uaa'i. SO.
.Tr. welfare o.. t.is Union the existence OF the Auc.
rclg nation lu5 the industry of Western Europe, are
dependent upon Che apprenticeship OF the t4rt race 10
u-eu. industry. They are w0rsia, ont bT al ludrpeu-
sable -,rgade, tlsr passage from the brute condition
.1 . -aul4a.g Ut manhood The Diety has maauestiy
t frH b Dr.
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Dice.
} TIEKCEs pH.uE RICE

On Thursday, the 18th instant in Germantown Tennessee, Mr.
MARY ELyIRA COLEMAN oldest daugh Of Mr.. George
Taeheart formerly Of Hanover in this state in the Seth
her
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House of Delegates. March 25, 1890

PEEs8yrERiAS vs. B4PrIsT.--fhe Presbyterian Vat
wants TO know IL Japf.e means only t. dip or i'm
nerse where Bap fud the authority for raising the
subject out o. ih water after pllnging him N where
upoa the sa@ippi Baptist anssers the question by
asking III u means 20 pour what authority have
Psdo,BAPtats 10 stop pouring when they have be'
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rz,IJE FOLLOVIEC pRE.ugLEaSDR Rso.

Z LUTlONs WkkE ADOPTED Di THE COUNCIL or THE CI1Y
or RICHMOND on WEDNESDAY, the 2st Of March, 1850:
Bhessds, bill has recently passed General Assembly,
amending the Charter the cry OF Richmond, creating
oce Of Judge the Hastings Court ami whereas the
the said b provide that shalt 60 into only being
lied BY = vote Of the people Of Richmond:
ResD8 That the Commissioners OF Elections In
wards shall open poll the election Of city of1cers Wedne
the 4h OF Apt by which this be taken
the acceptance Of the said amendment the Charter" re
tedng such may he given 'JJT he dneHdHsRL"
"GgHnV re 0HRdmef and returning the the Council
with the other election
Rri That the said amendment to the Charter with the pre-
amJe and resolutions be published the daily
formation Of the voters, til the day OF election
A copy-Teste:
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him before he could escape from among them. Mr.
Fowlkes highly respectable gentleman, and was
well known in this city as well in the county in which
he lived. lie leaves several children
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= TIERCES PRIME RICE
= - sugarhouse syrup receiving by
mh2S LEWIS WEIR JOHN G WADE.
IRISH POTATOES.-Just received for sale the eel
ebrsrd Peach Blow Pink Eye Buck Eye and White Mercer
Potatoes, which We will sell low.
JOHNSON YOUNGER OTEY,
mb9s-ciw IL Pearl street
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CugLES a. CHENENY.
No. 10 BKOAD STREET.
GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.

NO. l,3 BROAD STREET
GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
WE IN receipt Of entire soe OF Goods for Spring
w and summer wear much larger asd in every
sira1lc ihan any have offered before.
Silks and other Fancy Dress Goods have been bought
since great reduction In prices and the pub
lie that sell them less than to nport-nany
them much as IS per cent. less We enumerat--
Silk Robes Of superior quality, In T. g. g. Z and II founces
Plain Cord, Back and Fancy silks, Of every description
lot OF Auction ks at much less than cost
Barge Anglais RoDes
French Barege Robes
Bireges by the yard both French and Anglais
0rgandie and iacouet Robes 6 10 hounces
Organdiel and Jaconets by the yard
An endless variety Of French English Goods
street, morning and travelling dresses.
A TfY anu complete d.5JT9geHt0 ~ Mourning G00ds.
In Manes and wrappngs of all kinds maintain
superiority generally conceded In
goods all made in house. and challenge compe
tion
oar Of Embroldees Laces Handkerchief Hosiery
&C &c, IA full and complete
Ia Gentemen prepared better stock
than before These goods either sell by the
them made 20 order by fashionable tslors
Our staple and Domestic Is usual good aud consists Of all
the best makes Of
Brown and Bleached shlrtlngs and sheetlngs
Striped and Plaid Donestlc.
Heavy Linen and Cotton Goods for men
Aleniae and Marseles Quilts
Linen sheeings and Linen DamsskE
Lace and Muslin Curtains
White and Red Check Matting5, &c, &c &c.
Tn Short everything usually found In first class retail Dry
Goods store will be found with prices which will guaran-
tee TO be the lowest In and cordially invite
examination from all purchasers
mh2T CHILEs CIIENERY. I.3 broad st.
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F.on ne Nen Yorker. mr. 30. 1889.

AMONG desirable articles may foremost the want Of
glue easy use Of general and universal application
repair furniture crockey shewok and other service
purposes The prime qualities OF good glue
readiness for at all times and reliability
holds this Is article which Mr IT, spaldng has been
convenient bottles with haGy
brush spadngs Prepared Glue requires days preparatory
sofenas water heating and tedious delays
junction cohesionbeing held In solution chemically
and capable being applied instantly and 20 variety Of
aad requirement spalngs Glue thus ssfto be
Household Fend will be welcomed heartily in all parts
OF the country. We have given trial. and have found 1t
quick hunger taking hold and firm death In holding fast
ml2J-dcGwlw
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Inc - or Elonemenl..

III pba, l,',b;, D. jr.t,. r.,,srks that elOpements
1bo scissors are re.
- So. - - -. Co. .,ora,ei in columns
-. g.. -. GOOD clone
-. "a ,., -. g -. IN hold fov drons
- rr,h,....a .-h;,h his non ,osiiivelv
~. ~. ha,,v ,,ri,r tho
-. - .-,.,;, Of ;,ai man,
''-'''''' '-0 ..l....-.
'-' '' '. o''''' ny .'''''.,,
0'lul'y case VI .'5''''' 's'''o" "''' 'u'''
We nave p'''''1 ~
anu ,'''''''u'' uSR a'' 'l' -,
seems one norma 0's'' OIL u'u'pP! 'O'''S NJ
f.; l,- .- 49,, 90 LEI, e., ,,,e;r very ,.-eepe=t
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- TmE ZIG err LECTURE

~ - BEFORE THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssO-
CI ,TiON will be delivered by JoHS THOMPSON URs
DAY evening March 29th 1860 at O'Clock in the hall of the
Mechanics Institute SUBJECT Edgar 4. Poe"
TICKETS rs cents be obtained at the usual places and at
the door RR HONIsON,
Inb2s- u CHM Lecture Committee.
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WILLING TO Bg SAcEIFICED.-The New York CORES
pendent OF the Mobile Register learns that Mayor Wood
has addressed circular each of the delegates the
Charleston Convention, Of which he gives the following
copy
NEW YORK March l. 1860.
DEAR SIR: perceive with great qualification that your
name Is honoed los being chosen delegate Charles
ton FOR the State of --
feel grateful that il is | that your vote
will only be given reliable national Democrat am
candidate for the Office Of President Vice President
Of the United States and my will be the strongest
presented at Charleston You may feel it TO be your
duty to vote for for the first Office until am nomna-
ted
The object Of this letter. which is confidential s to say
that am willing to be sacrificed for the good of the
Democratic Party and wish YOU understand distinct
Is that you are liberty Withdraw your vote for me
as President and for for the Vice Presidency
If elected pledge myself discharge the duties with
a single eye to the public good. Upon this principle
alone | am candidate aud ask your support.
Yours truly. FERNANDO WOOD
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From The Petersburg Express, of Tuesday

most distressing accident occurred on the Souhside
Railroad, yesterday afternoon between ten aud eleven
o'clock, to Mr. James Taylor conductor Of the material
train. This train consists of twelve flats and box
car the latter being next to the tender aud used for shell
ter and stores for the hands Ii had brought down
load OF wood, and going out again, when, before it
had reached the bridge the Gross street crossing
Grace church, he climbed up the box in order it
is supposed to reach the locomotive, and houghtlessly
turned around in standing position, to look the train
OF fats, when he came in contact with the bridge He
struck violently in the back and the head by the
collision and thrown down between the box ard
the next fiat, and his and legs over by
nearly the whole train, manglng them dreadiuy. The
train stopped Immediately, andas quick assistance
could be obtained he conveyed back TO the depot
aud removed TO the Virginia House, Of Old
and Market streets where he attended by DR.. JOS
w. Smith.
His left found to be mashed broken and man.
gled nearly up to the shoulder his right, nearly,
up to the elbow Both legs and feet totally crushed
the knees barely escaping and his head also
ly injured He still living last night, but it al
most impossible to allow him single hope of surviving
His condition precarious for him undergo the
operation of ampuation least the time and veg
probable that he would sufficiently improve to ustif
it.
Young Taylor is native Of Appomattox county, where
his relatives reside lie has been for sometime in the
employment of the Southside Railroad Company, and is
a Young man of excellent character.
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T ARGE GRIND STONES, for factories, r.ceyinr Tor
~ ssleH phz0 JOHN N, GORDON 1 son,
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~ To relieve suffering been the obec; OF the humane and
panhropc In ages the practice Of medicine became
science sick publicly exposed In the open air and eve
~ pssrby remedy considered most suitable fr
complaint We possess the present day. through The agen
cy press reliable mode Of conveying information
suG-rug fellow Those afflicted with scfoiuls Gu
erspye viii find in the columns of
Newspaper periodical published certificates and testimonials
from speedily cured OF these dreadful
plants by the purifying and po"erfay reSeneraSe qualities Of
sand, sarsaparila mh26-dc&wlw
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BRYAN,s TASrELESS YERMIPUGE.

Tasteless as the honeyed dew,
Panlsss In its action too
Harmless = the roses BREATH
But TO worms immediate death
BRYAS's yEsMTcGE Of course
Is thu mothers grand resource. a.
Soldi bottles. Price IS Fisher WIssroA are We
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p@-Not!cc so Physicians ana the Public.-ALL
COCKS Porous PLAsTERs- TR5TIMONIAL.-"T 7. ALLCoCK
Co. No. 29i Canal St. Nsw York. 26th Nov io9-Gentlemen:
lately suffered from weakness in back occasoned
by suddenly overexerng myself Having heard your Paers
much this knd procured one and the
could desire single Plaster cured me In
week. Yours respectfully,
J. @. BRIGGS
Proprietor Of the Brandreh House, New York"
There nothing equal way Plaster to the Porou
Plaster Of Mr. ALLC0CK Everything pleasant about them
They Plaster the day. and G type Of present adj
science and 10 Asthma, Cough Kidney Adee-
IONS and local deep seated palms. they afford permanent Feef
backs pains Ia he Side sche md srasmodic pains
generally they unsurpassed Tor the benefits they impsrt
physicians should examine this article, which Is universally
proved where Price % each Principal ohce 29i
Canal Street. New York Sold BY all respectable deaers In med
cines mh-d6wlm
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BAHRY,S TRICOPHEROUsi is the best and ,a.,,
article dressing beautiIng, cleansing curling pr.,
and restoring the hair. Ladies' try IT, Sold By all druggists A.,
pcrfumers. nhl}-a6-
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A Mcrited Tribute.
From the Vermont Chronicl

From the Vermont Chronicle.
O1YGENArED BlrrERs Facts within our
knowledge justify the belief that the Oxygenated
Bitters, is very valuable medicine. BY sub
mitting the composition to the judgment of
scientific men, the proprietor has obvated some
of the strongest objections against most adver-
tised medical Prescriptions 1t is declared by
so eminent chemist as Mr.. Haven, to be
scientific preparation, and adopted, in all its
component parts, and as whole, for use in the
cases which it is recommended We know, too
that at least one practising physician, a man of
thorough science, and who knows the compost
tion OF the medicine, has the same opinion Of
it that Nr. Haven expresses, and has accord ng-
ly used it in his practice The certificate speaks
of the actual effects of the medicine in cases Of
Dyspepsia, Asthma, &c, in terms that would be
thought extravagant but for the intelligence OF
the gentleman who signs them, ts.~... ...
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ROLL Of HONOR.
FOUR WEEKS MORE

Will conclude volume seven of the
PERRYsBURa JOURNAL, and the fourth
year under its present management.
There is quite a large amount now due
on subscription, and we need it very
much. To induce our friends to be a
little more than ordinarily active, we
will charge but our advance rates for
back subscriptions if paid prior to the
commencement of the next volume.
An important campaign is upon us,
and we intend the JOURNAL shall do bat
tie in the front ranks Of the great army
of Freemen in their march to certain vic
tory, and we want those who fight with
us to battle with a hearty good will
Pay for the papers you have had
pay for those you want in the future
and be sure to have your neighbor take
the JOURNAL.
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

lis wonderful effect and consequent populari-
y--perhaps no article in the history of the Ma
teria Medica, ever acquired the sa me Patronage.
was subjected to the same number of se'ere and
different tests, and met with so failures as the
Mustang Linimenr. 1t has justly been styled a
Panacea for all external Wounds, Cuts, Swell
iings. Sprains, Bruises or Eruptions on Man or
Beast. 1t is for a medicine of surprising virtue,
that Physicians are compelled to prescribe it.,
and from some remarkable cures OF Chronic and
Distorted Rheumatic cases it has naturally at
trdcted much attention from the first scientific
minds of he age. No family can afford TO be
without bottle of Mustang Liniment in the
house. Beware ofimitations.
The genuine is sold by respectable dealers in
all parts of the world. t-. ."
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors, New York.
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iaS- fremont is quite an enterprising little
village. 1t has secured the passage of law au-
thorizing the levy of tax Tor the purchase
of Fort Stephenson. Once purchased, they pro-
pose TO beautify and protect the sacred spot
They are also pgiiqtinB the question of diverting
Green Creek from its present channel and per
sunding it pass through the village to afford
water power for manufactpring Purposes. Don't
you wishyou bad aHyaraulic Canal, gentlemen
Fremonters : We would suggest to our Fremont
nsighbOrs that it would probably be easier to
move the villSge to the creek.
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LEGAL NOT on
Probate Cou,f. yyood - n,

. -. EToDate NOults Wood Co., Ohio. .s
IS W. johnson, administrator OF the estate of Isaac
Landsdale, dee. .plaintn, w rhomds Landstlale
Alphcus Landslide, Richard Lands,iale, Addison
Landslide a0d the unknown heirs oC Margareua
londsdde. intermartied with Samuel Williams
defendants.
Two Thomas Landslide, AlphcuS Landslide, Rich
ard l,andsdule and the unknown heirs OF Marya
ieta Landsdale, internarried with SanAel " iliams
You are hereby noti6ed that b. W, johnson sd.
mnistrator of the estate of Isaac Laudsaaie de
ceased, on the 22d day of February A. D. 1862 Sled
his petition in the Probate Court within and for the
county of Wood and state of Ohio allie ging chat the
personal estate ofsaid dec edent Is Mt to pa,
his debts aud the charge OF administering his estate
that he died seiSed Zee simple of the following
cribed real estate sithate in said conny TO wit: The
undivided half ofthc north quarter the north.
east quarter and the north quarter of the north
west quarter of section numbertwen (22) twp.
number four (4l range twelve (i2) containning
eighty acres more or less, and that Thomas Lands
dale, Alpheus Landslide, Richard Landslide Addi-
son Laudsdalc, and the unknown heirs of Marrnreta
Landsdale, intcrmarred with Samuel williams as
his heirs at law, hold tie next estate of inheritance
therein.
The prayer OF said petition is for the sale of said
premises, for the payment the debts aud charges
aforesaid
Said petition will be for hearing on tho yth day O.
April A. d, 1850, sood thercater as counsel car
be heard
d w.JOHNS0N, admir- of Isaac Laudsdalo.
March N, lS6d-i5wls5l3
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eg- On Wednesday evening of last week,

szg- On Wednesday evening of last week, a
bold robbery was committed in Lima. A Jew
jewelry peddler stopped at the Lima House,
locked his trunk in his room, and took an eve
ming walk about town. On returning, he found
the window of his room open, and soon after
discovered that hole had been cut in the bot
tom of his trunk and that iewolry to the amount
of about $3.50 and $l 400 in cash had been sto
len. The thief is still at large
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0THER DISEASES TREATED.

EB~No charge for consultation.
In relation to the following Diseases, either when
complicated with lung affections or existing alone
! also invite. consultation. l usually find them
promptly durable.
ProapsuS and all forms of female complaints, ir-
regularaties and weakness.
Palpitation and other forms of II cart Discase Iv-
er Complaints Dyspepsia and all other Diseases of
the Stomach and Bowels, Piles. and on.
DR.. Hardnian treats all chronic or long standing
diseases OF the lungs liver. stomach bowels bladder
kidneys, BRAIN heart, nerves, womb, spleen spine
eyes, ears &c; scrofula, fits, cancers. rheuniais
dropsy, skin diseases fever sores catarrh seminal
weakness, neuralgia, whites, hsapty dyspepsia, gid
diness heat of urine, syphilis. sick headache. en-
lar ged tonsils. &c.
February 20, ISCh--i2
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CURES WARRANTED !
EXAMINATIONS FREE!
MONTHLY VISITS!

Although not the best mode of making examina.
tions, DR., u will when desired prescribe for dis
eases without asking any questions.
Partic ular attention paid to diseases Of women
and children. ........ ....
No mineral poisons used; various combinations of
Barks, Buds, Leaves, Roots. Gums, &C., obtained
from the Oriental tlimes and of the Indians, only
are prescribed n full supply of which the Doctor
always carries ... ....
DR.. Hardmah treats Consumption, Bronchitis,
Larvngitis, a sthma, and all other Diseases of the
Throat aDd Lungs, by Medicatcd Inhalat5n, com
biued with proper constitutional treatment
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suRRIFr's SALE.

Julius Blinu vs james Belyille o. al.
DT virtue Of an alias order Of sale TO me directed
ID and delivered from tho court Of com mon pleas
OF Wood county, Ohio in the abov, case will Offer
for sale at the door OF the court house in Psrrysburg
Saturday, April ~. 1850. ..ts.
between the hours ofia o'cloekN. aud 2 O'Clock ?.
NJ ofstid day, the north half OF the northeast
ter aid the north half OF the Southeas quarter of
section number al and the north half Of III north.
ca" quarter Of section numhof ~ and 10 serss of
the west part cf the eouA east quarter OF sectior
numhsr 26.,allin township pumper Eve (6f north,
range numpsr eleyeu llll sast IN Wood Go 20. Z
.A4NGA ANd G. w. NORTON, sh'Gw GOD co.
james Murray, atty ofplh
March ~, le60-4BwdSS So
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SHEKlEF'S SALE.

s. II. Ransom Co. vs. George W. Brown ct al.
pY virtue of All order 81 Sale to mo directed md
I'D delivered in the above case from Wood sour,
of common pleas Will offer i5r sale a. ,he door of
the court house in Pefrysburg, on
. Saturday, April 2sth, 1860,
between the hours of ~ O'Clock N. aud O'clock r.
N. of said day in-lot number 7S4 east uartsr of
-lot nu m ber T05, west Of the esst 1 of in.lot
number 79l, in the town OF Perrysburg, In Wood
Co D. CIV, NORTON, ,sh,f Wood co.
James Murray, atty plh
March ~. ls60--46w6S2 10
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SHERIFE'S SALE.

SHERlFE'S SALE.
Jacob Flickinger va Colistcr Haskins ct al
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
delivered from the cOurt,of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio will Offer for sale at the door of the
court house iu Perrysburg in said county. on
Thursday the st day of May, 1850,
between the hours Of one and three O'Clock l.. NJ of
said day, the following described lands and tone
mens. to wit: The west half Of the northeast DIR:
of section IL. township north Of range hntnbet IL
east, in Wood CO., containing 80 acres.
c. W. NORTON, sheriff.
J. F. Price, atty.
March 20, l89O-4Tw5S9 so ..'
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:ng' The law passed last winter re-organizing
the Public Works of the State reduced the pay
Of Collectors. Inspectors Engineers, Supernten-
dents, &c, 81, ,l50 90 below the amount paid for
similar services last year, and yet there was no
scarcity Of applicants.
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HuNGARIAN GRAss.-Many persons are anxious
to know the result Of the experiments made in
the cultivation Of Hungarian Grass last year
Our friend John Norris, Esq, OF Perry township,
promised US his experience, and we hope he will
now let us have it. He had the best crop we
have ever seen. .....
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OyWe have had fine Spring weather for ten
days, and large scope of the earth's surface has
doubtless been poughed over preparatory TO re-
ceiving the seed which it is to silently and mys-
terouslv convert into bountiful harvests. But
to-day, wednesday, we are having steady
rain from the South, which will make fishermen
and little blades of grass rejoice exceedingly.
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es- Miss Jones is now ready to furnish Gus
TONERS with the spring styles Of Bonnets, and is
going east in few days to purchase q new sup
ply of Millinery goods.