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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22


viii sell this Machine with mi eusrsp.
tee thst ~ viii DO I'll the sewing required IN
ismilg Or M plantation. also, that n is ~, en-
Infringement, on any tine. aud thst viii tsep
them IN order untii The operator learns The use If
Them Nhefi, tffyhi ihsif simplicity they esn al
vays keep them IN ordet
oail snd essiains them ron viii hnd tsay IN
attendance
hoons 0n Third street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
CANE sNIyEsi CANE KNIVES

TX DOZEN Louisisns Long Blades,
sD Cast Steel Cane Knives with and
without hooks. 20 dor. do wide Blades,
for sale ut city prices, Of
LARGU1EB n LANOUEs,
0e25 Cor Lafayette and Flofids Ste.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

We The undersigned citizens ~ Baton Rouge
snn Vicinity. having purchased tine ~ seevel
ucrdelfs Family sna Plantation Sewing Machines.
snd ster having elvsn " faif ttisi de- cheerful
" recommend :, W all persons as y Family snd
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

ALEXANDER MEANS. N -. Prof, of Clients.
try aud Pharmacy
" ", Known. ~, ~, Prot ~ Anstomy
JOHN W. JONES, N. ~, Prof ~ Principles and
Practice uf Medicine and general Pathology
W r. wrsrMORELANb. NJ D.. rtuf ~ rrin-
elples and practice ef Surgery
r. r. POWELL, N, -, rtet ~ Obstetrics,
J.r. LOGAN, NJ. y, Prof ot Physiology aud
Diseases II wpme > and children.
= q. NEWFOUNDLAND. u Prof Of Matetia
MsJics and Medical Jurisprudence,
Practical Anatomy conducted w the Professor
of Anatomy,
Cllaieai Instruction, ne heretofore. regularly
through the Course.
The nlssaeting Room. furnished With plenty Of
good subjects, viii he open BY the lhth Of Apiil
Cor those who may Wish b. dssect before the lee
lures commence
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
ATLANTA MEDICAL coLLEeE.

1'HB siNru course ~ lectures In this tnstitu
I tiuh will open on The first Menday ~ Ma
nest and continue uhtll the las, Of The t'iluvin
ApHust
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
SEWING MACHINES

rus ATTENTION u The puidie is aitss,ss o.,
the Testimonials ~ eitiseps ~ this plaes IL,
tessfd 10 s00TEb a g0ODELL's Fah,ilv ssg
Plantation
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

CORN MILL. CORN MEAL, ETC.
DEALS Young Amefea Corn Niil, established
etits, Chopped Corn. etc
jsnii JOSHUA BFAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
UMBRELLAS a pARAsoIs.

"A VERY large assortment ~ these goods, just
n received, consisting 81 bingham SIN ana
Cotton Umbrellas, al slses--sfnong them SONS
very npe F,ensb Gingbsm Umbrellas for Ladies,
new article, very light sed very handsomely
made fsepi1 ". u. PuiLL1ps.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
LADIES CLOTH.
HOOP SKIRTS.

4 HAvEJust received new supply Of Moran's
Hoop skirts, made without n stitch or Clasp
of any Kind and the only Skirt that viii not come
apart. W. u. PHILIPPE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
late AeRIv Al
COOKING STOVES.
GRATIS.
sEGAna AND sNUFr.

IUsT received new supply and sold in guam
- titles 10 suit.
msye v. HEupg d 60.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
FRANK 1fUgUET.
CUTLERYf tUTLEnyfi

news CORNER ~ rbifa and Lsu,.l .l,..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-06
Mr. Lincoln wa, volunteer in tbe Black Hawk

Mr. Lincoln was volunteer in the Black Hawl,
war, and iu speech in Congress in 1915 he thus isci
dentally alluded to his military experience:
-, by the way, Mr.. Speaker, did you know an a
mlhtSry hero! Yes, Sir in tho days of the Black
Hawk war, fought bled and came away Speaking
OF Zen lass career, reminds me of my own. Twas
not AT Stlmane defeat but was about M near il ne
oass wac to Hull 8 surrender aud, like him. saw
.u9 Pla'e very soon afterwards. IL ia quite certain
dd not break my sword, Tor hsd none 10 break. ht
Deh' mnsket pretty badly on OCCASION Al Cas-
proke ma sword the idea H. he broke it in despsaon
bent the musket by accident. Ii GEN Cass went in
advance OF ne In picking whortleberries / guess
anfp6tfed him In charges upon the wild oniona NJ hs
saw any live lighting Indians, 1t was more than did;
out had good many bloody struggles with tue mus
kgotsi and although never tainted from loss of
blood, can truly say was often very hungry"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-06

FArtL FuL.-Peter Toohey. of No. Al Wat.
itthh street fell down stairs Sunday aud was 20 a..
ou'y injured 10 result In death Coroner Sohrmrr held an
rendered ~ WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-06

BuRGLARY.-The dwelling house, No. - Garden
deA Hoooken burgIiOusly entered during "Wednesday
9shI and large quantity OF wearing apparel belonging 20 M
NVh0 anu hI' brown The occupants wee carried sws<
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
LOUIS MuH......LoUEs nfUH,
-a MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERH
HTTTfPIANo FORTE MANDATORY.

VIM. KNABE & CO., Nos /. 5, and Entaw street Bat
more respectfully inform their Southern friends that they have
enlarged their factory and supply the gea
demand for their Pianos They unquesonaby the mos
durable contain u the latest improvements and fully
anteed 1--WE years. For sweetness and great Of tom
and agreeable touch, they unequaled.
Thaberg sraosch and other panss have used her
have given certificates fothe superiority
They have the last taken the first premiums
competition all the different States where they have beer
exhibited Last year they received first premiums two
Montgomery A for the best Southern made piano. aud
one for the best against all competition
full supply of the above Instruments may be found at
agents sin New Orleans at
EEIIb 4 WASHBURN1S,
Corner Of Camp and Common Streets
jeis ly&w Story Building. fun staifs.1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB

METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB
90 3D. Tie WINTER MEETING Or 1861,
TUESDAY, /, ls5An sweepstakes for threeyear
os heats Of mile subscription s3 forfeit s0o the Club
add $3.50 if two art the second horse TO receive 500
W s. Buford names b. + by Lexington dam by Glencoe
W. Minor Ca v. DavisD eh f by Star Davis out of
Mary Churchill
Ha,penny. Also, b. by Glencoe out Of sally Morgan
Wells EeIas names BY IseaTs 9S # g. Edith m
BroadnaS 4 cotri name b. f. sALLIE WOODWARD, by
Same Day
miles; subscription $500; forfeit sloo the
Club add $500 START the second horse
D. F. Kenner names h. c. SID STORY by vandyke out of
\. j. Wells gr. wELLswooD by Yorkshire of
j. IS. j. Hunter ch sHERRoD, by Lecomte of
r e. Moore names ch f. by vanaal dam by Margrave
Broadnax Cotrill name b. f. sALLIH WOODWARD, by
Albion Of Eudora.
WEDNESDAY, ID January Heats of three miles; Club
Purse, $500
miles sqsscpon @ HI h r. the second nd h0 % s ~
in the the Club add $50 the is The stake
WEDNESDAY ID Of january, 1861. To the Judges
Stand the Metarie Race Course at o'clock NJ the
THURSDAY Sd January-Heats of two miles; Club Purse
1 $500
s4oo : - ''' ''''' =" i'''e' e-lOi "i's'
| Same Day
sweepstake year ods heats subscription $500;
siO0 $500 added by the Club the rum the
w. j Minor names ch. EQUINOX, by Mahomed of
Nf bafa A s name By e x son Of e.
Also b s Sy aghl9nder NG1 Sa% ey TRRk HsmIst
Edith :, y
il 3. Foley names b. by Sovereign Of Ann Watson
sATURD AY, 9Th January-Best 8 in 5; heats of mile
TUESDAY sth January-Heat of four miles; Club Pure
Sl200- d4 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
THE OPERA THE OPERA,
Corner Bourbon and Toulouse streets.
MISS ADELINA PATTI FoR SIX NIGHTS.

MISS ADELINA PATTI FOR SIX NIGHTS.
The public respectfully informed that MISS ADELINA
PATTI will her first appearance in New Orleans,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, December 10, IN LUCIA DI LANE
MERMooR, assisted by Messrs Mahieu Meehsedec Debr
nay and Jolly Maurice strakosch, chef d'orchestre.'
NoTICEThe sale of for the first night Of Adena
Patti will commence at the Of the Theate on Mon
day December II.
Hg-second night of Miss Pai-Friday, Dec 81. do If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
TUESDAY EVENING, Decerabsr la. lsco,


TUESDAY EVENING, December ls, 1sco,
eesnf play entitled LEsBfA ~ The Lon of ~ Mare viii
b Chief If tRs Counei e Ten NJ
ei9ds i Ne fares y cRGE TS bE Il spo%n ss
Mr.. W. r. Smith Mrs awney, Miss Laura Honey.
a-In rehearsal-The great drama Of Oliver Twist
PRICES OF ADMIssToS-Dress Circle and Parquetse rs
cent cent s sse9nd md Circle % saats Galley e cents nad
as = -, X GLEASON. fssasureT Ss'1eA'
SPALDING & ROGERS MUSEUM,
ST. CHARLES STREET,
(Adjonfng the AcapEaY or MUsts)
Multiplied Attractions!
MONDAY. Dee. II, and Every Day from 10 A. NJ 1i one
hour af e the performance in the Academy The living
Hippopotamus,
'..p.' -Or- 5
RIVER HORSE.
The only brought america attended by his native
Arab keeper.
The only Original and World Removed
SWISS BEARDED LADY.
Miss Reed.
The Lfilipuiian Queen and Smallest Lady in the World
j. Chic.
Tn es~iss ggss perfect limitations Of various
The Grand Aquaria,
Containing LIVING FISH sporting in their native
element THE MECHANICAL ORCHESTRA. THE NINA
TUsE STEAMSHIP. and Thousands Of Curiosie too
numerous 70 mention
Admsson 50 cents; Children and Servants, Is cents
In the Academy of Music,
DAN RTcEs GREAT SHOW viii appear Every Night
Every Saturday Noon, and Every Holiday Noon. dl7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
SUCCESSION DE c. V. JoNTE DECfDE-sECoNDE
Positive yente-six Terrens la Vile de Jefer-
son, ct Esclave.
PAR J. B. WALTON,

GAhIEDT. lie 8 de Janyier Is6I, a midi,
. Ia Boufse St. Charles, ceniormement
ord,e dc Honorable H Morgan age Dc "a Dsuxeme cenr
lO2 venues les proprete suiyante pour compte
de Ia succession de G. v. Jonte decide savoir--
SIX TERRAINS dams a paolsse de Jefferson, dams ilet
borne les Laurel Cadi Jersey ct Vaeace designes
IA 49, nclusivemen ehscnn u pieds
pouces gnes de face Laurel profenden de
lilo peds lgnes PARALLELS le terrain No IA fome Pen
eoignure des Laurel ct Gadz
L'escare PAULINE, agHe de "a ans
E5r~ CONDITIONS DIES BIEES F0NnS-Douze mois de
credit rason de six pour Fan p6cheance
hu pour Pan apres fechnce hypoheque spa
ciale popeta vendue pour lie de fadndcaion
De Ecaye-L Lacqnerenr fournira billet dome mois
endossd Ia satisfaction de 10 tuee nteret rason dc
pour Pan echcance huit pour Pan apres Pc
cheance hypoheque specae sur reseaye lie
de ra6jadicaion.
Aetes de vente patdevsnt D. Ricardo noare public
frat des dlS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

I0EIR ID. C. QUIKEx, UNDERTAKER, CORNER
G Camp and Delad Streets respectfully informs his friends
an the pube generally that he established at the above
where he will be prepared attend nj business his
line at the shortest notice. day night He would also inform
the public that he has he of Mr. JOHN AS
Formerly the employ of Daniel Monre) whose experience
in the Undertaking business for the last ghf years will enable
him fully the wishes Of the public Mr. QUIRK and
Mr.. RAY will attend per,onally 10 all funerals
Wooden and Metallic Collins md Collins lined with lead
hand.
Also, Carriages for Hire. do 3mEa
ANDENG Elk BARK MOUNT VERNON, from Log
IL horn20 Slabs Of White and Fsined Marble and 10 casks
Pomice Stone. For sale by
FeiH tf RiEEII IN co. 81 nuunou strsst.
r *. DIXON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, No. ~ Camp
j gtrset, nI9 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
BY ]. B. WALTON,


Auetioneer-0ffee, 40 Camp street.
THURSDAY, the Goth inst, Mt I2 O'Clock
NJ. the St Louis Exchange, will be sold at auction
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the Second District city,
square bounded by ursnlnes Derbigny Hospital and
Claiborne Streets designated by the No. plan by
H. Pile City Surveyor, dated 3s of March, 1853
inches front Ursulne street. depth of 96
feet and 4 lines, between parallel lines
Improvements consist of OneStory and Attic
containing first floor, three cabinet hail.
tie large and cabinets and in the back
buildings two rooms, cistern, well, etc.
RT-TERMS-The purchaser 10 the payment of
mortgage $3.50 each, bearing per per
dae maturity and per thereafter if
punctuay paid and payable respectively the ll-l4th
1861 and 1852 and for the balance onehalf cash.
months credit in the of the
his order bearing and per
annum, with until final
buildings insured the satisfaction of
the purchaser and the policy transferred the vendor until
final payment.
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the Third District of this city,
making of the plantation formerly belonging Howe
Martini designated the No. 81 plan Alon D,Heme-
court Surveyor the 2Sh February iS4S measuring
ne front Marigny Avenue $50 feet depth
inches lines the side,
inch and Ii lines in the
ny~TkRMS-The purchaser TO the payment of
$3.50 without interest," due 27-3hh April lShi
balance half cash. and the remainder II months
credit the of the purchaser TO his ORDER bearing
per and cent eventual interest
with special mortgage until final payment
before Brocard, Notary Public, the
pense of the purchasers. dis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
j. B. WALTON.

DESIRABLE oNE-sToRY AND ATTIC FRAME HOUSE
Ursulines street, and
Desirable Lot the Metaire RIDGE being the plan
taon formerly belonging to Howe Martin, and fronting
ON MarignY AYenne.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

CT. CHARLES THEATER-sr. CHARLES 81.
W. BEN Lessee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

SUCCESSION OF G. V. JoNTE, DEGEAsED-sEcoND
and Positive sale-sx Lots of Ground Jefferson City,
and Slave.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
Auctoneer-o Office, 40 Camp street
SATURDAY, January 5tll, 1861, at I2
- O'Clock NJ. the 81 Charles Exchange by virtue and in
Second Court December 1860
No Sold The following described property
account G, V. Joute, deceased
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, in the parish Of leferso in the
square laurel Cadiz jersey Yaence Streets
designated by the Nos IA 49, inclusive measuring each n
and lines front Laurel by depth of 40
feet parallel lines Lot No. IA forming the of
Lanrel and Gadiz streets.
The slave PAULINE negro woman aged "a years.
n7F- TERMS AND G0NDITIONS-For The Real Estate .
credit, with interest the per cent
eight after maturity with special
mortgage property seld for the of the adjudiea
ton
For the Slave The purchaser furnish his
months endorsed the satisfaction Of the turx with interest
the of six per till maturity, and eight per
after maturity with special mortgage the slave Sold for the
of the adjudication
before D. Ricardo Notary Public, the
pense of The purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
NEW oPERA HoUsh-coRNER OF BOURBON

n and Iouonhe 5treetE.
TUESDAY NIGHT. Dec. 49, 1860.
Will performed Auber's opera in acts entitled THE
DEVILS SdARE.
psyIn rehearsal The Pirate Grand OPERA by Bellin
PRICE OF ADNISSI0N-Dress Circle Lattced Boxes Par
quete Second Gallery, 81 50 Pit Boxes and Pitt 81; Third
Gallery, so cents.
n5y- No seats secured unless paid for dis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

r OsT, AT JACKSON, MISS ON THE EVENING OF
L. the 18th nst the following described Drafts and
cepted by Thornhll Il Co;
One dawn by Robinson Mayson Co.. dated 18th May 1860
payable their oda months after date for S. $50
One drawn by favor same date and payable 10
manihs after date for $50
by H. G. Chambers. dated April l5 1860 and pay
able 10 months after date his der for $4,000
One drawn by date and order payable ii months
after date, for $1,000.
One drawn by j. T. Taylor to his order dated the 10Th
March, 1860 and payable IL months after date for So &C.,
One drasn by Mrs f. NJ. Crenshaw, administrative, her
order dated ih March, 1860 aud payable - months aftr
date for Sc, ,2S2 Il.
One drawn by r. G. King executor to his order dated
18th May 1861 and payable 10 months after date S.
The of the above having been stopped all persons
hereby cautioned from trading for negotiating the
The finder will be rewarded upon returning them the
signed at Brandon, Miss upon leaving them with THORN
HILL CO., New Orleans.
E. RICHARDSON.
Brandon Miss Nov 26 1860 n2T tf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
AMUSEMENTS.
TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER IS, 1850.

THE YANKEE TEANsTEK-A. IT Davenport Robsrt
Howard John Owens Solcn shnge; NJ. w Eeinzwell
Iingh Wn.low; II Morton John Eey; Mrg Preston
Mrs Otis; Mis- Anderson Grace. WINDMILL
Sampson Low Mr. j. F.. Owens Mariana, Mrs W Leigh
TO conclude with the successful extravaganza Of 20
CA-ION-TAs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

A on Inc Sa inst my GORNBIIA aged about H. She
Il n bright iaulattn with short curly lar under medium
size good or has three front teeth out and Is
nl,v inte igent As she took her clothing with her
infer that she was deeoyed of and habod in The city
dI2 If p Baronne street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

CHAMP ACME 80 cases Moet ehaudon,s Vim Anglas
" for sale by S. WOLFF,
mis- csrner Grayier and New Levee sts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
H. MOTTO NOTICE. >gsss
GSsFAsHI ION sTABLEs az=sSzs s-azssszs

The undersigned has his NEW STABLES No. 199 Grayier
street now ope where Horses and Bugges can he hired
Horses kept livery at usual rates. also bought and sold
ssIiiisso"' IN is W N ROGERS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
Steamboat Departures Tbis 9ag.
Tuesday. nec. Is, 1860.

nB-BarIk G.. w. Hall, Potter, master, from
Is dScharging her at Post 2 Secohh
District GonFgnaes will please the receipt Of their
goods tho eyee otherwise they will be stored at their ex-
pense and risk. = ..a -, -. s.
dl3 fiN0t w. HYNS0N H Ut. ~ tnI1p Htreet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

The days and hours OF tuition folOWs
Ghdren-Tuesda.s Thursdays and Saturdays, from till
o'clock p. NJ.
Gentlemen-Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from till
0 o'clock P. NJ.
A. NJ. to I'm
Private Glasses will be formed exclusively for Ladies'
Pracicing Parties for Ladies and Gentlemen every Wednes
day, at 8 p. M.
families
Particular attention will given Children and many
Fancy Dances before taught in this city, will be brought
out
Vegas will give series of his Chidren's Fancy Dress
Balls including the great May Day Festival.
The department under the charge of the excellent
artist, Mr.. L. Bryersdofer
For terms apply j. VEGAS at Odd Fellows Hail, al
P. r. WERIEINS Music Store, No Camp street. ms 5m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18


FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
personally selected had manufactured 10 order
He would call particular attention to his styles Of
sIEEPING-RooM FURNITURE in Mahogany and yoIss
Ebony.
PARI,oR DTNING-R ROOM and LIBRARY FURNITURE.
FANCY ARTICLES OF FURNITURE.
SIZE FURNITURE sTUFFs, DAMAsKs and LAMPAs-
SHADES RUGS, SPRING BLINDS, etc.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN and BoBINET CURTAINS
splendid assortment Of MIRRORS, consisting Of Manel
Glasses and Venetian Medallions.
CoRNIcEs GILDINGs, and extensive variety of such
goods
PURE ALFENIDE DISH COVERS, Plates, Oh castofs, Lii
auor Stands; DINNER and TEA SETS In Plain and Or,
namenal Porcelain; Sets Of Bohemian and Pa Crystal
Glass.
FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE TEA AND TOILET TABLE,
in Crystal Biscuit aud Porceain Fancy Tea and Coifes
Cups splendid Vases susuettes, Clocks, Lamps Jard
nicres,
| Sptrnt.is Assortment OF Bronzes.
Consisting Of asouRs fo feriors satuettes Antique Vases
Clocks ee copies the great pieces of anti
guilty. by Barbedenne Salvage which will be sold very
low.
Being unwilling deal any longer in cARPETINGs he viii
sell The balance line goods which he has hand
COST PRICE His stock consists Of general assortment
Brussels Rugs French NaekadOes, Also.
Mosquito MEETINGS and Canton Mattngs
He always hand full supply of CLARIFIED GoLzA
OIL. 5s
90 apst-3iaI s5 Royal street.
i CABANAs CIGARs-sooO BREyAs SUPERIOR or
| myI III BAREt.LI & CO.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

a PROF. A. GHERARDI'S DANCING
{ fACADEMY. AZ EAGLE HALirs,Prof, A Gherardi
general, that his Dancing Academy will be open
for the season Eagle Hail. Prytnnia and Fe
~ cy Road on the 18th OF NOVEMBER, when he trusts
to meet with the same liberal patronage before.
Days of Tuition for ChdrenTuesaays Thursdays and Sat
urdays, from 4 to o'clock T, NJ.
Gentemen's Glass Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
from 7 to 8 P NJ
Glasses Schools and Academies will be promptly
attended to-
For terms apply to Prof G. Mt the Hail. PH P. WEIR
LEM ESQ., Music Store, 3m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

PRICES OF ADMIssIoS-Dress Circle and Parauette rs
cents Second Circle, 50 Gallery, Is cents Qnad
room Boxes each rs cents; Private Boxes, each Sc.
pos 6I O'Clock; performance begin O'Clock
zdl3 -----5 -. p GI4EAsflM. Tnea :
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
FOR SALE.

For sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE FEW In Christ
Il Church. Apply at the Office of
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-05
Roll of Honor for June.

The following persons have paid, in full in part
on volumes of the journal. We hope to see this
amount tripled for the next month to come for the
amounts received for the two past months has not
been sufficient to satisfy current expenses. We don't
ask mpossblities of our friends, but if they expect
to get paper week after week we'll filled with local
and general news they must also expect to pay for it,
Our terms.are $l.50 in adcaace S at the end of
the year, and five do not get the pay for paper
before the first six months, shall be compelled to
charge the latter to save ourself from actual oss-
These remarks, Of course do not apply TO those who
have already pAid-and hope they will be taken in
good part by those who have not paid. All should
be willing to live and let live
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-05
Iron as Medicinai Remedy.-rhe eolorin


Iron as n Medicinal Remedy.-The colOring
matter of the blood comes from the Iron therein
which cannot be diminished below certain quanty
without rendering the blood unfit for the perfect
triton of the different organs. In such tho
fact is apparent by general paleness, weak circua
tion, impaired breathing, cold eAtrsmites DC.
1t may be asked from what is the blood dervedl
We answer, principally from the food. But if the
food is not properly gested, there can be healthy
blood, and consequently adequate nutrition of the
body. The bad blood will irritate the heart clog up
up the lungs. Supply the BRAIN obstruct the liver
and cause arrangement everywhere. The feeble girl
will suffer from chorosis and menstrual ire CHARITIES
the adult from dyspepsia, neurag gia and headaches
many will suffer from boils and skin diseases; the
bilious from infamed liver, dropsy and constipation
and the care-wOrn professional man from every i'll
in Pandora's box Now, it is certain that if the de
cent amount OfrOn in the blood to be supplied the
! symptoms of disease Will consequently cease.
Chemistry proves that the only form in which iron
can assimiate with the blood is that of protoxyde
salt very liable TO further oxidation; when it be-
| comes nearly inert in the stomach.
In the Peruvian Syrup by chemical ingenuity this
difficulty has been for the first time oyercome and
this assertion is amply sustained by the distin guish
sets, DR.. Hayes. 1t must be admitted then, be
most important addition to the Materia Medica ana
an invaluable remedy for many of the worst form o
| diseases.
PERUVIAN SYRUP is Solution of Pretexide o
Iron, discovery in medicine, and strikes th'
root of disease by producing healthy blood, th'
source of all vitality in human organism. For sal,
by all druggists. Agents for Perrysburg, Peek q
Hamilton. jel4 4ylshn