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INPECTINE.
I'll. D.r.in, grvpr Charm.

Frlrs This vcndetll remedy brought % The kuoTc'sv
present ~ rtors ov ATTEND sho has been great tas
eIer % Persia ana the Holy Lanai
going The river Elp rates. he experienced ssrsrs
attack and Ague On discovering Us condition one OF
az Boaren from bis person AHlu saying Bsr t'
% srss tri tEh goa Although ucreduous la 20 u sir
tlea compiled experienced mined ats relief and has since
found edecua protection from all mAarioas CON
plants
irnc1 poscrs and said that could only be obsined from
vn- Press sometime aerUads he gentleman r
Converting Priest obtained nom HIN The secret OF G
IA alton and sscertae where the medicinal herbs we're found
III which compounded The wonderful virtues o. q A
cd. have belief On the minds Of the natives Ia e
niraeuious healing poEers ~ their Pricsi&
su-e America has been tried with The happies
eject Ladies and Gentemen OF hgh character, uho
have gVen ths unqualified praise. This renedy having
been specific DO Persia hundres % years for The prevention
Agae and Bilious Fevcrss noH offered
Il vii sent ~ mali prepaid for direct IA
eeipt Of dollar
Plnei Depot and Mandatory lSs Man g., Richmond Va
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
r.,..w VIRGINIA. LIVE INSURANCE CoMrA


r.,r.R VIRGINIA LIVE INSURANCE CoMrA-
ny fully prepared for business and e o. y ~.
se Il earnestly called the Importance Of ~ oplec Inn
no1pany under is charter divides seyeneighA OF l PROXY.
three years. among the policy holders hespJ pnhs M
yed the anages OF The Mutual system WIN Ihs Peale
srpe,ual Capital Stock OF t O0 and the Added
srs have permanent moneyed INTEREST,"
a. hssr requires one the Capital etech and Earnings
"A be Invested In bond and Mortgage on uhnos'e~ -~
vofth double the amount ~, ..,.,.....-.
The chief object tie Company 70 AID In retaining hone
Al money which annually ron oar n.e
or az Premiums northsrn oenpAnes Ihat money WI
oaned 70 for tern Of jean a. Aha
bursed In our midst 49,, ia - 49,. poH.,.. \.
sued n a other good Conpenie sA'S i.s
oas year or for . ,srn Of year.:
WI. H. Mcfarland John Purcell, ~
49,. \ EeaA Jes \. AnderSoa,
49, " ncCapoa Thomas P. August
John H. hontAEass 10. naey,
100 tlintsr JR Nc oiellAnd.
-. PIT
y i + aSr,er,oa. John H. Claiborne
Lewis D. orenshas. -. NhsrY,
Wm g. Paine, Va. n. Oh.hsAn,
HE O. BAshsrVin. wyndnAm kooers'A
a.n1I UarrIson John o. BhafeE,
n. " HaI.u Peter @. WAruieh,
-, + nrooi, 4 o. HAskins,
O. n shall Edward horveL
Wellington Goddln, geo = eomnsI,
John Dooley. y e, no0'N"~t~
President-sAMT J. HARRlsON
Vice President-Wh. H. HA3ALk
PhUsicida-Dr. BLAIR BURNELL.
lHorn<y-ROeCOE u. HATH, ESQ.
anti J. ADAIR PLEAsANfB, heerstAi
E1-oMes Main llth streets. Richmond:
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sypAnl. and M.reurIaI Disease.

m. T. C. AVER. Sir l cheeriully comply with the
request of your AGENT and report 20 You some OF the
effects have realized with your Sarsaparilla.
have cured with 10, in my practice, most OF the cota
plaints for which Is recommended, and have found rs
.is truly wonderful In the curc OF Ieqert1i and Her-
riA Disi1ss. one Of my patients had Syphitic ulers
40 his throat which consuming his palate and the
ION OF his mouth. Your Sarsaparilla, steadily taken,
sire him in five weeks Another attacked by $50.
on,larv symptoms i'm his nose, and the liberation had
eaton away considerable part fit 50 that believe the
disrr would soon rrch his brain and kill him. But IL
welded 90 my administration OF your Sarsaarillh the
ucrs healed and ne il well again, not OF course without
sotne designation Of the face. woman who hal been
treated for the disorder by mercury was suffering
fom m poison Ia her bones. They had become 30 SenSl
tive 10 the weather that damp day she suffered eN
crucatns pain In her joints and bones. She, TOO, was
eurp,l entirely by your Sarsaparlla in few weeks l
know from it, formula, which your agent gave me, that
tbi Preparation from your laboratory must b. gryat
remedy consequently, these truly remarkable results
With Il have not surprised me. - - .
Eraferually YOURS, g.. v. LARlMEk, VI. ID.
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GRtSS AND GRAIN SCSCHES, ChADLRS.-
NJ respectfully call attention 10 assortment OF
s'WAdron's" Grass and Grain soythes, all slice
al. O. Coson'I" Patent do do do Do
Grass Hooks and Scklgs
Superior Cast Steel, Wedding and HillnG hoes
Spades and ShovelG OF various mAkeO
Works g, and Prougs
Those IN shall he furnished ~ The loves. nSrhe price,
myA 4. hbOhh - w., ~ feAH o',
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IL. Il. ROSHER.

COACH AND HARNESS MANUFACTURER
No. 99S, Corner % Main and 9th streets.
UVAs and general assortment o. Carriages and
harness OF his manufacture which he can confidently
20 rood substantial and tNshonNb'e
he viii order article IN the carriage line and viii
use ever effort 70 please hoe Sho may favor him With their
lronage. -
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NOTICE TO SHIPP ERS AND nSTfR
- OraERS-The TOEkrOWN has hsen uithdl avn slk1A4@
from The present. The JAMESTOWN C2pL sArN
and The ROANOKE Capt CsCcH si continue elr s 5r+ee
tbs city aad Mes YorE toachns Al Norfolk each way Days
d-pl ta-e Yes York, Tuesday and saturday a.
N Da'a Of departure Or kchEond every Luesdy an -
day, ai4P. n dec LCOLAh AtSe.-
TNOR LIVERP L.--RichmOnd ana ~
E Liverpool Packet Ltne.-fhc rnt ship or -
this line The IRGINIA DAkE Captain J. NJ Coe, VIII A NJ
th Dor Liverpool ahoat the Toth Of ueNi nh p
p-rs bear nd hst by special act Of the fgsau e uoaf
can be shipped ship owned Ia Virginia without Inspection
larrs part q her freishtk already engaged
For balance Of freight apply 70 - . -, ,,,-rr,,
oc29 u DAVID WI StAhlN
IOAIIY LINE ON THE JAMES .SgN
il RIYsR by NE steamers GLEN cow and -
CURTIs PICK me steamer CURTIS PECK vii on lhC X
DAY MORNING next the sh Inst coum' nee We regular rue
between Richmond and Norfolk leaving me sh AZ
Rsck.tis every rgCRSDAY SATURDAY and fUssD NUN
mas, a. & o'clock. .. - go,
DAY WEDNEsD aud gRIDAY Mornings At ne sane hour
&c o'clock each boat u return each alternate day (cr
sandayl makag regular daily line between me Ao We
places gausei Tor speed And Accommodations oy any ohr
line
20 pg and returning and take freight ss us1a but AZ
sxht The river musibe paid for when seat
doEn snd b responsible for after pat 90 the
wharfto which n d directed or marked
Passage IRON Norfolk or Portsmouth y
Meals each, 80 eents extra .,.,
oclI y. hASAlN-
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IN HALF BBIS Of Woods North Carolina Family Zoe Her
HUI ring.
2Ohaifbbh Of Worth Carolna Family Shad
bbhls Of Woods n. O. Family Cat Herriuga
5000 lbs of Mountain liuckNheat
90 bass Frost BDcksheAt
IL tubs Of superior IRE Butter
10 chests Of do Green and Gun Pesleet rsn
B,king PcVd -
George jenkins family l. I'd
Queen CITY HAms
Family RloUr
Btled say, Bran, Brouns,uh, SAPStnR
Clean Oats and Corn, &C., for sisbV
R0SERr A. y. DANNY
ocsi Cor Broad and TIL strees oppos' y the Theatre
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOOD,
And for the spccdy cure OF the suboiued varieties OF
niscage:
Eer.tuis aaa SrrsFalsus AReetIoas, aaeh As
shes. PSstaIss, BIotehss, BsIls, BlaiAs,
and ell Bkin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind, eth June. 1859.
n q RyrR A Co Gents: l feel Il my duty 20
know ledge what your Sarssparilla has done for me
Hsyin.. Inherited Serofalous infection, have suffered
from IN various ways for years Some'lnes y our.
cut n Ulcers on my hands and arms sometimes ~
turned inward and distressed me Al the stomach. Two
wears AGO il broke out my head and covered my scalp
and ears with which painful and losthsoe
beyond description. tried many medicines ana seNeTn
physicians, but without much relief rom any tmng. ~
tct the disorder grew AZ length was rlOlceI
% rad In the Gospel Messenger that you had prisr,N
alternative (Ssrsaparills Tor kneM iIoa Yys
tstion THAI any thing You made must b. good snt 70
Cincinnati and got IT, and used u I'll u cuItd IN. ook
H. n. YOU siv-c, In small doses of tcaspocnial over
month"; and used almost three bottles New md heanhy
akin began 90 form under the sean, Hnhn as'a
wall, tll on. MY skin h clear, ana Know bF my
feelings that the disease i gone from my system lon
can wen believe that feel what am saving When i.h
you that hold 90 b. Of the apostles OF the a
and remain ever s'''''D''' ALFRED b. TALLEY.
-. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysigslas.
letter and salt flhs ula, seAld Head, hink-
WOrna. SSre Eyes, DrOPsy.
Dr Robert NJ Prphle writes from Salem, n. Y, isth
J'Ssy which threarsned TO terminate fatally by the
pcrsycring o. our s9rsaparilla and also danSSr
,iiaily. ~ q,
BronehOeele, Goitre, 90 hWeheu NeeA'
Zcbulon sloan or Prospect, Texas, writes; . Three
Rttle. OF YOUR Sarsaparilla cured me from G0rc-A
blsons Swelling on the neck which had suffered from
over two years"
LSueorrh0a or whites, Ovarian TanAor'
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases
Dr. J. n. :. Claiming, OF New York city, writes; " l
most chccruly comply with the request OF your agent IN
sayns have found Sarsaparilla most excellent
Alternative in the numerous complaints for which we tfh-
ploy such remedy, but especially IN fe'hlt E'sa''
~ Tho Srronilous dmthcs. have cured many inyct-
srntp eases OF IcucOrrhTa by u, and some where The
complaint was caused by uicerdtoA OF the uterus Inc
Sle.r1fion itself was soon cured Nothing within my
kovlal,sr EQUALS il for these female arrangements
RiWard : Marrow, Of Newbury, Ala, writes; " dan
s,,ys 5J1r4n for on one OF -hc females in my family,
Shich had dcicd all the remedies We could employ, HAS
a. ngth been completely cured by your extract OF Sar
ssr,riii, Our physician thought nothing but eNtipa-
t6u could AFFORD relief but he advised the trial OF your
sarsaparla the last resort before cutting ana "
proved cfecua Afcr taking your remedy eight weeks
no synptOm Of the disease remains"
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N. MOORE, Agent,
N. Gary Street, near Columbian Hotel;
Oilers low, for cash
New Orleans Molasses In half bbs
Cuba Muscovado and Porto Rico do and byrup
Hf bbls family Roe Iierrings and Maekerel
b Pals Refined Leaf Lard
Prime Bacon Hams, 81" uders and Sides
Patent Hperm, Admsn'e and Tallov Candies
Brown and Black Tupept'ne soaps
Old Dominion Nails aud shoe Taeks
pali; Sup Csrb Soda
Rce--stareh
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco and Cigan
Cotton and Hemp Cord
Lamp Wick
n o. and W. Coffee Sugar
Mocha, Java, Lag and Rio Cofes
Family, Extra and Cup. Flour
London Porter-vinegn
Brooms buckets and Denlobns, and all kinds Of
srgs-s Snd Wines. &C., &C. se1
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| r0,m "ASDALUssAn nAL@.n ~ Prs.eN 80 ~.
enc The wore cAsTs cha0Pd hAnAs ana W. snssi,
The sss uastA and vhhe snd =. npi ~
Narus - eli -ssAPaa the skn WI not'ol or
meSi hslag satrsy seyed cres sr-fs"
| s1I Ha n0ia n, pAfhse hhevs Pss,Fs
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splendid assortment - al the latest styles, - follows; Nci
Co ald PLAIN Rap-rs O. every shade and cor With ia
tons fsreat kind. OF wood and marble Being prte.
okau myself having che hs- Eorkmen employed all sors
uli te warranted o. glfc satsfact.ou
Al orders OR anything n ne above Inc viii be Punciaaly al
teliel 20, both On The city or country -
a-Halr AL shuck Festhtr Beds hto
81 made % order Or III best waterfall Ioe& " a ".
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II ~ rtME LINE Tuk pNESENr f-atoO WORTH of NV
AUCTION BAKGAfNs-NOSE GOODS THAN RUOM To srOkN
TdEN -LAKGE sALES, SMALL PR0Flrs ANB QUICK m.
~ RNl-J. NILLiiI -kN BROTHER laa BROAD SlktAi,
Ar. oE p--irg th.r latest pur-Ins from ur Argr aat
lies YORK the prevailing rsnit r,rf th.r- '1d -.
thrr ucnis Ard custom 10 mat better ' "
t..4f4 c,nlot De hat ta IDS uktcL 80. ,
pariculsr at-uil pa ~ teiperiy reinesie u ,
l r,or,- hi 81 io4 priced medium And hsh prc-d pEAss
C11Ds b be Luad in any ssabshnrotn he ctj voui any
exception.
ausi y = POPLINs, SIN Hgurss-25c., COS; 50c
ul ydt W0asTEn VENkIAN3-tb-. wsrth Iac-
lval y,is. an 81 rOfLlNs, a. 5ec. Sn4 thvyaFA
sdA % SILKS greatly ev,na l1si uooia e-
force employed o. sat on N. urns OF Gus
q, .rr .tps-d and 70 90 r sca rhp' al The pop
J. MtrLutsE & FR'
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IN best patterns and o. The best quality 70 ne low
pssd which vii BE- halls and Of al dimensions
A,so, Table Cioths large variety.
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INDEPENDENTS. Prcstoa Co.. Va 9th July, lsj9,
DRJ g. AVER Sir; have been afflicted with pain
IN chronic Rheumatism for long time, which bai the
sku OF physicians aud stuck 90 Ia spite Of all the
remedies could find, until tried your Sar-apara Que
hottie cured In two weeks, aud restored my general
health 20 much that far better than before was
nttarked. think Il wonderful medicine. j. FEENM.
Iules y Gctchcll, OF ST. Louis, writes " have btn
,Hited for years with affection Of M Lirr, which
DESTROYED nv health tried every thing, and every thing
FILLED 10 relieve me and have bcn broken down man
for some years from other cause than dtngcmeh V
IA Lir NV belov cd pastor, the Rev Mr. tspy a'sed
m 10 try your SarsapJra hause he said he knew YOU
and any thing YOU made worth trying ny the bless
p of God il has cured me, and has purified my blood
a. 10 make a new Of me. feel Young again Iue
best that b. said Of you Is not half good enough
arharrus Cancer TumOTs, Enlargement, ~.
rsratioa, Carries, and EAToltAtlOn OF the
Ronea.
r,t variety Of cases have been reported 90 Us where
rure. OF these formidable complaints have resulted from
he use OF this remedy. but space here viii not al
,it theu some OF them may b. found IN our american
AIm1nsr which the agents below named arr pleased 10
furnish gratis 10 all who call for them.
Iyvspepsia. Heart Disease, FITS, EpilePsy,
Melancholy, Neuralgia.
MANY remarkable cures OF these affections have been
,,sde b the alternative power Of this medicine. IL simu
i,frs the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
o,sr,lms disorders which would b. supposed beyond
N. rarh such a remedy has long been required by the
,lsstes OF the people, ami confident that this
n I'M do for them an that medicine can do.
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UPHOLSTERY ASD PAPER.HiAGlNGS.

TTyHE subscriber respectfully soclts call ou rs ivn ane
ne pubHc gcuc ally examine his sock o. good In the above
line, consisting o. the folio iug
Cnrpttlngs-
Velvet, Tapestry B-a.seis farss ~ Venetian, Duteh Hemp,
kc F.: Hearth kugs D1or Mats and stair socs
Curtain Goods.
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The wreck OF the hungarian.

A letter from Mr. Glennie, the famous diver,
to the agent of the st. John Diving Company,
dated Yarmouth, the ath inst, makes the fol-
lowing statement:
Ihave just returned from visit to the wreck
Of the Inflated Hungarian. We found her
head lying northeast upon the south side Of the
inner part of the Round Shoal," which bears
about north from the Western Cape Ledge Hei
two ends were standing only, the centre being
completely fattened down to the keelson in
cluding her engines. fhe greater part Of the
cargo hangs in rags throughout the wreck an'
surrounding rocks. The depth of water is abou
% feet at low tide.
We made several attempts to operate will
our submarine armor, but the high see and th
tide prevented our getting down. No success
| full diving can be accomplished until there i
| fine weather. The ship went TO pieces the da
she struck, and in very short time everything
about her was scattered by tue wind aud waves
The greater part of the cargo hoated up tn
coast, and much Of it was saved by persons liv
ing on the Cape.
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OXYGENATED BIrTERs.

The nexed statement ofProf, "A, A. HAYES, NJ. d.
State Assayer, is ample testimony Of the scientific
manner in which this medicine is compd undedand
recommends it to professional men, as worthy a
fair trial in their practice:
An opinion having been asked for, of me, in nse-
quence ofthe formula for preparing Oxygenated Bit
ters being known to me, express the following, in
formi
The composition ofthese Bitters includes those me-
dicinal substances which experienced Physicians
have long resorted 10 for special action on the sys-
tenn when deranged by feyers, dyspepsia, agues and
general debility, resulting from exposure OF climate
influence.
These rendered permanent and remain active
in this preparation, as consequence ct scientific
manner which they combined.
Ii was well founded infereIre that the prepare
ton, used in larger smaller doses would prove
valuable General Medicine, which experience has
demonstrated.
In this medicine no metallic salts can be found, by
the most delicate chemical trial. Respectfully,
a, A.. HAYES, ". D.,
Assayes 10 the State of Mass.
Western agent JOHN ID. PARK,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
See advertisement in another column. l2w4.
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LEGAL NOTICE..
Probate Cont. Wood 60. Oa

B. W. Johnson, administrators Of the estate Of Isaac
Landslide dee. plaintiff, vs. Thomas LauGsdalc,
Aphcus Landslide, Richard Land4daie, Addison
Landslide and the unknown heirs cf MnrgasettK
Laudsdale, intermarviSd with samuel Williams.
defendants.
FINO Thomas Landslide, lpheus Landslide, Ricn-
u ard LanGsdale and the unknown heirs of Alarga.
retta Landsdale intermarried with Samuel " ilhnus
GU are hereby Notified that Il. w, Johnson ad.
miniStrator of the estate of I1aOe Lnndsdale, de
ceased, the 22d day of February A. n. 1859 filed
his petition in the Probate Court within and for the
county of Wood and state OF Ohio allie cing that the
personal estate of said dec edent IL insufficient pay
his debts and the charge of administering his estate
that he died seized in fee simple of the following 1es
crbed real estate situate in said county to wit; The
undivided half the north west quarter of the north
east quarter aud the north quarter of the north
west quarter Of section number went ytwo (29) twp
number four a. range twelve GA containining
eighty acres more or less, and that Thomas Lands
dale, AlphHus Landslide Richard Landslide, Addi-
son Landslide, and the unknown heirs of Margarettg
LandsdNe, intcrmnrried with Samuel Williams, a.
his heirs at law hold the next estate of inheritance
therein.
The PRAYER of said petition ia for the sale of sait
promises for the payment OF the debts and charge
af6resaid
Sail! petition viii be for hearing the 7th day o
Auril A. D. 1850, or sood thereafter as counsel ca
be heard.
Il THOMSON, admir- ofIsaac Landsdale
March u.s. lSG0--45wA$6I3
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The clock in the tower of the Cathedral Of

The clockin the tower Of the Cathedral Oh
is not only monster IN size, but Is
the most wonderful piece OF mechanism in the
world. II is one hundred feet high, thirty feet
wide, and fifteen deep, About twenty feet from
the bottom is the dial, on each side OF which is
a cherub, holding a small mallet in his hand,
while over the dial is q small bell the cherub
on the left strikes the first quarter, aud that on
the right the second quarter. Fifty feet above
the dial is u colossal figure OF Time, with oell
in his left hand aud scythe in his right.
figure of young man in front strikes the third
quarter on the bell in Times left hand, aud
then turnes aud giIdes with slow step around
behind Time, when out comes an old man with
q malet aud places himself in front of the great
Reaper. As the hour of twelve comes, the old
man deliberately strikes, with much power,
twelve times on the bell. He then glides slow
IL behind Time, and the young man again comes
out and takes his position ready TO do his duty
when called upon by the machinery. AS soon
as the old man has struck twelve and disappear
ed,anoher set Of machinery is set in motion,
some twelve feet higher still, whe'e there is u
| high cross with the image of Christ upon H.
| The instant twelve Is struck a figure Of one OF
! the Apostles walks out from behind, comes IL
| front, turns facing the cross, bows, anc walk'
on around to his place. This is repeated, un
til the twelve Apostles, as large as life, wall
out, bow and pass on. As the last appears. q,
enormous game cock, perched ON the pinnacle
of the clock. slowly flaps his wings, stretche
| forth his neck and crows three times, so loud a
to be heard outside of the church to some dis
tance, and with life like naturalucss. Then al
is still as de tn.
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SCrOfNla.

1t has been remarked by eminent men, that in
the varied catalogue of diseases to which man
is liable, there is scarcely one of such impor-
tance and of such interest as Scrofuia, whether
we look to the o5scuriIy Of its origin, its insi
Gus progress, the number and variety of organs
that it attacks or its remarkable incurability
and extensive fatality.
Scrotula has bafflsd the skill OF the most emf
nent physicians in this country and in Europe
But there is an antdote for this disease in CDR
Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsa
parilla,' which is proving ilself Specific in the
most severe cases Of SCrotula.
n5 See advertisement
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-22

PLANT PEAS DEEP. The theory recently ad-
vocated Of planting peas very deep in the earth
in order to prolong the bearing capacity OF the
vines, has also been wei. tested n Wiliamstown
and found to be correct. A farmer told me that
he plowed furrow beam deep; then scattered
the seed peas to the bottom after which he
turned deep furrow upon them with plow COW
ering them, if possible to the depth, OF twelve or
fourteen inches. They pushed their way up
through the thick mass or earth very soon, and
instead of turning yellow at the bottom and dy-
ing after the first gathering, they blossom aud
bore until he was Tired of picking the pods. If
such result will uniformly be realized from the
plan, pea culture may be made more profitable
than hitherto.
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NIexican Mustang Liniment.

Its wonderful effect and consequent populari-
ty--perhaps no article in the history Of the Ma
teria Medica, ever acquired the same Patronage,
was subjected to the same number of severe and
different tests, and met with so failures as the
Mustang Liniment. 1t has justly been styled a
Panacea for all external Wounds, Cuts, Swell
lings, Sprans, Bruises, or Eruptions on Man or
Beast. 1t is for 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
traeted much attention from the first scientific
minds of the age. No family can afford to be
without bottle of Mustang Liniment in the
house. Belrare of limitations.
The genuine is sold by respectable dealers in
oil parts of the world.
BARNES & PARK, Projectors, New York.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-22

DR.. HARDMAN.--This celebrated M. D. has
been at the Baird House for few days His
skill in treating diseases in all forms is unsur-
passed. His next appointments for this place
and vicinity are: Perrysburg, Baird House,
Thursday. April 2e, Napoleon, April 25.