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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-01

"a Laidiey's Apothecary is for the present
on Main street, above 5th, where it will continue
until his new store is ready. lie has in store
PERFECTLY NEW and FRESH STOCK of
PURE MEDICINES. and hopes, by giving strict
personal attention to the business, to merit llb-
erai share of public patronage.
JOSEPH LkIDLEY,
(Oft the late firm of Laidey & Robinson)
iy6-Jm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-01
/ COX OUT FU.k 40. - MAIN sIKaaT

II GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETiNGS.-
From this day until the LIST of September, offer for
sale coo yds. rieh4 4wlde double chain; Wooden
extra heavy, all pure Wors.ed and Wooden Fill
ing, at SO cents cheap at u.s. 900 yards extra quality
ann pas'e1nsi 1oT CITY tra4e' al 90 cents
peting, at 80 cents, worth Sl.25; % Brussels Car
pet Rugs. at So so, cost anywhere you buy them
$3.50 to SIS. All ask is a call from one and all
and remember the place, No. q Main street.
JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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CE RICB'DS pETERsB'G K. X. co,

Richmond, Va, ApriI 2, IaQ. {
-rn-~-, CHANGE JF HOURS
AaSA lESsazzsdkzIO On and after MONDAY, the ID
AANS&H- inst, the Trains on this road
vii run as follows
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PErBRsBuRG.
Express, dalt~ Except Sundays,I at. 40 A, M,
Aeco mmodatsoa daily, texcePt Sundaysl :.
..-................ 90 A. M.
Mail daily, Except SundaYs,) at -. .265 T. NJ.
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND
Express, daily at 80. -. - $50 A, NJ.
at .....,.--. 7I6 A. NJ.
Mail, daily, Except Sundays,l at. ---- 500 p Nj.
mp 3-ts THOS. H. WYNN f, Superinte ndent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-01

RICHMOND

Leave Danville daily, Except SupdaJs,l at s
O'Clock A. M and Junction tBurkeville) l0.iO A.
M. and arrive in Richmond at Ito p. NJ.
The Mail and Passenger Trains connect both
ways with the South Side Railroad trains to and
from the Southwest at the Junction and with the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
trains to and from the North at Richmond, and
with the York River Railroad. Also, with the
James River Steamboats, tn Norfolk and Old Point.
Ms For Through Tickets and further informa-
ton, apply at the Ticke, Office
in 2I--ts ALEX W0RRAII. Gan Snn,t
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THROUGH TO SJA

~1., THROUGH To SIAG.
La ZzEfl5lzEs ARA Through tickets can
wv b be procured at the Ticket Ofhes
of the RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ana
POTOMAC RAILROAD, to ~
ELMIRk.
BUFFALO,
WILLiAMSPORT. and
NIAGARA FALLS
jy le-ts SAM'L RUTH, Sup't,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-01

I'VE ARE RECEIVING-Per steamer York
w town, this day. beautiful assortment of sea-
sonable Dry Goods, consisting in part of HamIl-
ton, Merrimack, and other good style Prints {;
White Black, and Coored Rice Cambrics; Vel
vet Ribbons; Msrcelne Silks; L. G. Handker-
chiefs; Ladies' and Misses Hoop Skirts. good
assortment; Fancy Cassimeres, &c, to which We
invite the attention of the trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-01

CARPETS, CARPETS, at and under cost, to
~ close business.-CHAS. A. GWATkIN. corner
9Th and Main streets. has on hand LOT of Rrussels
sell them at and under cost. to quit the business,
for cash only. c. A, GWATkIN.
Corner 9Th and Main sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-01
JAMES ID. BROWNIES

ORNAMENTAL IRON Works,
9th street next to the Mechanics Institute
IRON RAlHlNGS. YERAN DAHs, BALCO-
MES. CHAIRS. SETTLES, &c; also, Grating,
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
r. Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots IL the city nd country. ia A-l2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-01

John n. GOKDON SON,
Offer for sale large and full assortment of IRON,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered, Peru
Hammered, English and English Refined, Eng lish;
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Plow
Iron and P(ow Plates. Also, Tin plate of various
sizes, for timers nd manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spelter. and the Metals
usually sold in this market. apl-ts
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STEBBINS, PULLEN L co. No IOI BROAD
~ STR ZEE T.-Seasonable GOODS at reduced
prices: Refrigerators, Ice Cream FIeeZers, Wa alter
Coolers, Ice Cream Bowls, Ice Pitchers, 40
Wishing to reduce stock of the above Goods
we will sell them at a small advance above cost.
STEBBINS, PULLEN l. CO,
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$4,000 t At SfsB Bus snk ks SAeH; sH
FOR RENT.-0ur entire stock cf Lawns. De
LANES, Prints, Embroideries.. Carpets. Cottons,
husllns Cassimeres; Straw bonnets, Wells, Rib
great many Goods offered this week at half their
actual cost. CHAS. A. GWATKIN,
Corner 9Th and M ain
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BOOTS. SHOES, &c.

mkADlE8' FRENCH TRUNKS
Xf44N Ladies' EoinE TO the SPRINGS or cnuntfy.
~41fDwould do well TO call and get one of the
above. They are 50 conveniently arranged for
WIN, wALsH,S. 8 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-01

rLARET WINES.-l00 eases j.. Norman &
- Co.'S Bordeaux Claret w ines, including Bage's
Panlllae, Pontet Canet, Chateau Germanvile.
Chateau Giscours, Chateau Leovile, Chateau
Yquem; inst landed and for sale at same prices as
chars ed by the New York Agents.
SELDEN 4 MILLER,
Enrnar Pearl and Cary streets
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WHO ARE THE DRUSES9 AND WHO
ARETHE MAROINTES9

These have become interesting questions
since the war between those sects in Syria.
and we give brief answers, acco ding to our
understanding OF the matter The DruseS
are supposed to be followers of one of the
Calphs or Kalits. They are secret order
like Free Masonry, and any one who reveals
the secrets, incuIs the penalty of death; nc
one escapes the penalty when he becomes OBJ
secrets secret order d it is dc" oVS % Know no % what ES
religion is, but some suppose it to consist OF
mixture ofMohammedanism and ChTi ,Iianity.
They are doubtless Of Arabian origin, with
perhaps a mixture OF the ancient Cannaauit's 5
or Phenecians. The Maronites are of s,uN-
lar race and origin, but in the 9th Century,
they became the followers of Monk ty the
name of Marog, and hence are called ron
ties. They acknowledge the Pope of Rome
as the supreme head Of their Church, but they
have their own Patriarch who resides on Nj.
Lebanon, Their Bishopa never marry,
though the parish and secular priests marry
aad have families.
These two sects, the Druses and Marontes,
have been in alliance for many centuries, and
have dwelt together tremendously, (though
they never intermarry) until a few years ago
when deadly feud broke out between them
resulting in open war, which was quieted by
the Viceroy of Egypt while he held posses
sion of Syria, but after the government of the
country was again restored TO Turkey, The
old hatred between the Druses and Maronite'
was revived, and resulted in the most horric
butcheries. Although the quarrel was a
first confined to the Druses and Msronites, al
ter the Droses tasted blood their animoSitl
became extended to sll Christians.
There are in Syria, besides 100000 Mar
oniets, about so 900 Of the Greek Church, anC
goodly number of Protestants, who hev'
been converted though the labors of the En
glish and American Missionaries.
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30 BY estimate thee are in Massachusetts
$4,000 horses, valued at S70o0oO.
es-A Douglas State convention was recently
held in Tennessee, There. were just sixty'fSe
persons in attendance.
OErhe UnderIakers' reports Of Cincinnati,
for last week, record no less thun three deaths
from delirum tremens.
cy Hon. Fitz Henry Warren, aud Hon. NJ
L. Mcpherson have each long list OF stump.
ing appointments made.
asr The original manuscript Of Grnys Elcgy
in a Country Churchyerd was lately sold at
auction in London FOR .Cl00.
zor Garibaldi was SO yoorS old on the 10Th
Of July last There was general illumination
in Naples in honor of tho event.
7u-Th. floating debt Of Spain at the end
of June was 7l0 1927. 5S3 reals, which was 0g0,
600 more than at the end OF May.
ns-The Park County (Ia) Republican says
that one.third of the German vote in Evansville
have changed from Democracy to Republican.
ism.
nv-The Chicago Zouaves, it is said will re-
alizo Sl 900 above all expenses, the profits OF
the exhibitions they give In New York, Bos on
nnd Phil phia.
n1-The stubenvillc Herald says an old resi-
dent of that city by the name of Pauler, was
thrown from his wagon last week, and so In
jured that he died on Saturday.
ny-Thc Republican Convention al Cincin-
natl, on Thurs 'ay last, nominated to Congress
Judge q. NJ Spencer from the first district, ond
John A. Gurley from the second.
n9-At the Stephenson, H., fair, TO he held
in September, among the performances &C.
will be- foot race N,d a mule rucc for prll 5,
&c, the last one in to win the race.
ay-S ,nntor Bright has returned from visit
to ludians and reports Breckinrdse gaining
strength in that STATE, but that its electoral
vote will undoubtedly be given TO Lincoln.
ev-The population Of the State of Deleworc
is now about lao 600, against 10000 in 1870.
The slave population has decreased from ~
600 to Il, 900. Dalewdre is rapidly becoming
II free State.
z,e-Thc first steamboat ever built in Knnsos.
was luunCutu VII NHt oJtl "'t'i uFOh N"''"
river 1t is called the Kansas Valley, aud is
80 feet long 30 feet beam with side wheels,
aud draws only one foot OF walcr.
O~yJohu w. Forney Of the Phi'HdclphiO
Press one of the supporters of Douglas, in
writing 90 his paper from the South, says thur
Buchanin's has been n success in one respect
OLD Buck has drpriucd any democrat Of The
honor OF being his successor.
cU-"PopuLAR SovEREiGNTY" Brooks & Co.
surprising Summer in his seat, knocking him
down with bludgeon, and beating his head
to jelly.
"NoN-INrFRvENrIoN" Douglas standing pin
cilly by aud seeing the job thoroughly done.
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ASSlGNEE'S SALE.

Samuel Johnson assignee, vs. Whecomh uaskins
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed from
the probate court OF wood county ohio. will cnCr
Tor sale nt the door the house in PcrrNshurL
ON saturday, september 22d 1850
between the hours OF - o'clock m. and O'Clock u.
m. Of said day the following real estate being the
tanning roo acres; the west part OF the south east
quarter of section number twenty one (2ll township
number SIX 81 north range number ten llol east
The west part of the south vest quarter OF section
number tweuty.twu i22l OF township number six o.
north OF range number ten lol e1Sti also the south
west quarter OF the north west quarter OF section
two l22l of township number six ltl
north range uumhtr ten ll0l eost said estate being
sold rs the propcrt, of Whitecomh iaskns, ASST yued
Tor the benefit OF c,edtols aud free from ali liens
and membranes hN way dover ar otherwise.
SAMUEL iOuN SON, assignee, sc.
James Murray atty Of assig ignee,-llwtStl2
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PHILOSOPHY OE RAIN.

To understand the philosophy of this beau
tiful and often sublime phenomenon, 80 often
witnessed since the creation, and essential to
the very ,xstance of animals, n few facts der
ived from observation and long train of ex-
pcrimcnts must be remembered -
/. Were the atmosphere everywhere, 1T
all times at a uniform temperature, we should
never have rain, hail or snow. The water
absorbed by it in evaporation from he sea
and the earth's surface would descend in an
impreceptible vapr, or cease to be absorbed
when fully saturated,
9. The absorbing power Of tie atmos-
phere, and consequently its capability to re
tain the humidity, is proportionaly greater in
cold II an in warm air.
3. The air near the surface of the earth is
warmer than in the region of the clouds, The
higher we ascend from the earth, the colder
do we fluid the atmosphere. Hence the per-
petual snow on very high mountains in the
hottest climates. Now, when from continual
evaporation the air is highly saturated with
vapor, though it be invisible and the sky cloud
less, il its temperature is suddenly reduced
by cold currents of air rushing from above,
or a higher or lower altitude, its capacity to
retain moisture is diminished, clouds are form
ed and the result is lain. Air condcnses as
it cools, and like sponge filed with water
and compressed, pours out the water which
its diminished capacity cannot hold,
How singular, yet how simple is the phil
osophy Of rain! What but Omuicience could
have devised such an admirable arrangement
for watering the earth Scientific 1m.
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lNpECTINE,
Who PrrSinM ErNpr Chnrm.


For the prevention and cure of Fcrar aaa isps
and B'h6nS F'rtrS. This wonderful remedy was
bought 10 the knowledge of the present proprGtors
by friend who has be N great traveller in Persia
and tho Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphraes he expert
cncedn severe attack OF Fcvcrnnd Aguc. ON disrov.
erng his condition one Of the hoatmcu took from
his person an Amulet say ing" " ear this aG ne Fs-
Ger wW touch you," Although inrrcduous ns to its
virtues; he complied, and experienced immediate re
let aud hns since ALWAYS found 1t an cfccuul pro-
lection tom all malarous complaints,
On further investigation he found that the hoNtmnn
attributed 10 It miraculous powers, aud said that il
could only he obtained from the priests of the sun
Sometime ntterward the gentleman in oonversiug
with Priest obtained from him the secret of it's
preparation, and ascertNnrd where the medical
herbs were found of which il was com pounded. The
wonderful virtues OF this article have induced full
belief IN the minds OF the natives in the miraculous
healing powers of their Priests.
Since his return to Amcrica, il has been tried with
tho happicst effect hN several Ladies' and Gentlemen
OF high character, who have given IL the most nm
qualified praise This remedy having been b,ccif.
io in Persia for hundreds otNcarS for the prevention
and cure of Fever and Aguc and Bilious Fevors--is
now offered to the American people.
IL will be sent by mail prepaid with full direc-
tons for use on the receipt of one dollar
Principal Depot aud Mandatory lSS Main s.,
Mchmond, Va. Branch Office, Bank of CONNER, =
Building, New York. Address
lO-ly JOHN WlICON a BRO.
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OXySGRaatcd EsitterS
A SURE CURE FOR
DY S Pc A
An Diseases haring their Origin in Imperfect Di.
geStiOn or Dsranged condition
efthe SkDmuch


geStiOn or Il D,rdHged condition
sfthe Stomach.
There is no remeey known to he 50 etficacious in
removing this general dsease-this general prostra
ton of the whole man. the OXygena ed I}iters.--
They attack the disease in its ctdal by reyiving the
sinking powers of the patient; by restoring lost ap.
petite correcting ucidity purifying aud strengthen
lug the gastric juice ndrendering capable OF prop
cry and thoroug hly dissovng the food, thus torm-
ing healthy chyme aud ch ,lc and preparing the alb
into the systp.i, thus renovatng the old and crazy
machine by new modelling and purifying the whole
mass OF blood. In Il wUrd,it can be shown from hun.
liable persons that there is medicine calculated
OxNgenated Bitters,
let all;theu W hen health begins to fail, when the
vital powers irsts to he giving way, when appe
when a man, instead ofbeiug restored by sleep,
Tired nlturc's sweet restores"
finds himself more tired in the morning than when
he went to bed at uight-et him delay no Iongerhut
immediately commence taking the Bitters lie will
soon find haee the tagging powers of nature re-
viving, and general health returning. But it is un,
sary to say more, as no one can know the val
ne of this medicine until he tries it,
JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor.
Dealer in Patent Medicines, Fancy Goods and Toll
ct Articles cor Fourth and Walnut sts., Cincinnati
Ohio,
For lie by Peek g. Hamilton, Perrysburg; VIM.
Hood, Bowling Green; lIuskns, Roller ~ liaskins
Portage; II. IL. Atkins New Westield; Laskey, Pratt
~ Ilindsdale, Gilead.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarSaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bincd from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the eXpurgaton of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of tho
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such ERuPTIvB
and SKIN DISEASES, ST.. ANTHoNY's FIRE,
ROSE, or ERysTELAs, PMpLEs, PUsTULEs,
BLoTCMEs, BLAINs and BoILs, TuMoRs, TETTER
and SALT RuEUM, SCALD HEAD, RINGwORM,
RHEUNATIsM, SyrhILTrIc and MERCuRIAL DIS
BASES, DRopsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED on IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
in "mp0ity Of the blood is founded in truth,
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fuid
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

VIM. FearuSae, ENr., vs.. John McMahan et al,
Rv virtue o ordcr ot sale issued from the clerk
office of the court of common pleas OF Wood county
Ohio, and to me directed ani delivered, will otter
Tor sale at public auction at the door of the court
house, in rcrryshurg, Wood county, Ohio,
On saturday, The 2gd da, of September, \, u, 1850
between the hours OF - Nj, aud o'clock, =. NJ, ol
said day, the following described lands and tene.
mepts To wits lots ouuhrr 100 Isl, 1872, Ia and li2
ia De Wits addition to the town of Portage, Wood
county, Ohio. VIM. FEARNNlpE,
F1r, OF John AStliug, deceased,
IANEs MURRAY atty
Nr,ist lgth lStn-l5WGSA Oh
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WISTAR'S
BALSAM
WILD CHERRY
-OP--

The Best Remedy ever
known to man for the per
mnnent cure Of CoNsUNr.
rGoN, and all other Incip.
lent Diseases, such as
CDHghs, COidS Hoarse.
ness, CrOnp, MRHensa,
BieeiiHg Of The LURgS,
LiUer AHecii0ns. Pains in
the breast or ,Sitie, Mghf
,SUeats, hthisic, MRdm.
matioD oC The LHngS aRd
1hrOat iIhO0pjHg CoUgh,
Asthma, dHd all bronchial
dBeCtiohS
Through the Winter
months, coughs and colds
are most prevalent of all
the variousills that flesh
is heir to. We wouldad-
wise ourreaders aud 9th.
crs who may be thusulllic-
ted, toavail themselves Of
that excellent medicine
''WistAr \ lSnlsamO of Wild
Cherry" which, judging
from our experience aud
that of others, we COnsid.
crit ono of the safest aud
most eflcctual remedies
that has ever been con
cOcted for thcabOve com.
plants, and which meets
with the cordial appro-
val of many of the best
physicians. And as ode.
lays are dangerous" and
coughs and colds often
terminate in Consump-
ton, this agreeable and
eiiicncious remedy should
ut once be resorted to.
WIsrAR's BALsAM.-Wc
regard tho Wild Cherry
Free as one of Natures :
own physicians--a sort OF
Good Samaritan ofthc for.
est for it's medical gum
has relieved the suffer.
ings and saved the lives
of thousands. The Bal.
sam prepared by DIR. Wis.
tar is n pure and perfect
ly reliable preparation of
the real Cherry Essence
and IL is n rcmcdy by no
means had to tnhc. We
speak confidently in its
praise, from having wit
nesspditsrcnovatingintlu.
cncc in CnnsumptIvc Ca
ses, when all other pre-.
scriptions had proved of
no effect.
For sale hy Peck Il Ha
Hood Bowling Green; II
Portage; II Il Atkins, n,
e. IiindSdalc, Gilcad.
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Samuel Johnson ,admr vs. Prize Clough, ct, al
Ry virtue of an order OF sale issued from the clerks
office of the court of coiamou pleas of Wood county
Ohio aud TO me directed aud delivered, will otter
for sale at public auction at the doer of the court
house. In Perry shurg, on
Saturday the 22d DAY Of September, \. n, 1850,
between the hours of ~ NJ. tnd2 o'clock =. of said
day, the following described lands and tenements,
To wit; lot, number 81, 80, and Gl. in the South Di
vision OF the town OF Portage, Wood county, Ohio,
SAMUEL JOHNSON,
Admr. of Asinath Cl decd.
JAWS MURWAV, atty,
August 10, lsoO-ljw6S&OA
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DIR, GUYSOTT'S
EXTRACT
YELLOW DOCK
NAREAPh hRlLLA

Is the gre at Purifier of
the Blood.
An inlallible remedy In
cases of
Scrofnid, Kings EgiL,
Rheumatism ObSLinatednd
CHid0eosS ErHptioRs, Pim-
.pies or PHStnieS oH the
Face, Boiis, Biotrhes and
chronic Sore Evei, RiRg
Warm or Yetter, Eniarge
m,ptnRd Pain ia Tie BoHes
or JoiHtS, SiubborH Ulcers
.Syphiijhc Disorders, LINN
5ago, Spmoi Complaints.
And all other diseases
arising from an iujudi-
cious use of Mercury. i'm
prudence oflifc, orimpu-
rity ofblood. This great
alternative med cine and
purifier orthe bloodis be
ing used by thousands of
grateful patients from all
parts ofthc United States
who testify daily on the
remarkable cures which
are being performed by
the greatest of all medi-
cines, DR.. Guysott's EX-
tract of elbow Dock aud
SnrsaparilIa. Neuralgia,
Rheumati' m ,Scroiulnand
Eruptions ON the skin, ,Liv-
er Diseases l'cvers, Ulcer
coi cs, Affections of the
Kidneys, Diseases Cf the
throat Female complaints
Pains and nch ng of the
Bones and Joints are soon
put to llight hv usin & this
Great and Inestimablc
Remedy. For all diseas
IS Of the blood nothing
has yet been found to
compare with it. Itclean-
SOS the system of all i'm
Ipurilies. acts gently and
cl'cctunlly on the Liver
and Kidneys strengthens
| the digestion, gives tone
o the stomach, makes the
skin clear and healthynnd
restores the constitution
enrcchlcd by disease, or
broken down hy eXcesscs
ofynuth to pristine Wig
or and strength.
The Press, Hotel Keep
rrs, Magistrates, Physi
cians and Public men wen
| known in the community,
alladd their testimony to
the wonderful effects of
this great Blood Purifier.
milton, Pcrrysburg; VIM.
lsl,ins. Roller e. Haskins,
W Westticld; Laskey,Pratt
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HOMESTEAD FARM FOR SALE.

- AlDGarm is ssituatedin Liberty twp, on I'll, Ridge
- Road one half mile west tho Perryshurg and
Fmdlay Turnpike and miles from Taylortown, on
the S,S iJIs JRIs2idlTPSPw Js9o Sys&Kj9dR
fH44Sr fences in good condition The Farm is provi-
ded with comfortable Buldings, abundant supply OF
water and first rate orchard, stocked with the best
varieties OF rrutn full bearing, The situation is
pleasant, healthy. in a good neighborhood and in
close pro Nimty 10 schools and churches, and, taken
altogether il is one ofthe most desirable ocationsln
the County. The subscriber being about TO engage
in other business will sell on reasonable terms APP
rlied 10 soon j. J.BLOOM.
Portage, Wood Co., o.. Dec, 3, ls59--3ltf.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-30
WAGON AND CARRIAGE snop

TINHE subscriber would inform tn farmers OF Wood
l. County and others interested that he is fur.
nshed with q good stock of seasoned lumber and
iron, and is prepared te manufs cture wagons bug
giles &C., to order. BLACKSMlrHING done at
lower rates than at any other establishment in town
Wagons aud Carriages repaired on short notice.
One and two horse Wagons, Whippletiees, &C..
on hand and for sale at reasonable rates.
PAINTING done to order and executed in IL best
manner.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly filled.
N. B.-Cal at the building formerly occupied by
G. w. Lang. JOHN BADEE
Perrysburg March 8, lsG0--44m4