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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24

TT Ierrick Aliens Gold Medal Suleratus is heal
thy the purest flour; will prove great saving in
that articles is peculiarly adapted to the cure OF
weak stom}ch's and dlSpeptc persons; is much
more healthy ana economical than baking powders,
0u better than soda to use with cream tartar 1t is
the best in the world Try it and Judge for Yourself
Nearly all groCers sell it. At Wholesale by May &
Hathaway Of Toledo a1d by most Of the Grocers in
Cleveland and by all New York whole sale Grocers.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24

THE Chicago nominations sem to meet with
the most hearty ana enthusiastic Endorsement
from every quarter. The flames Of 1910 are re-
kinded at Washington, in New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Indianapolis, Columbus, Cncin-
natl. Dayton, Sandusky, Tokdo everywhere
there are shouts of joy at The nomination of
Lincoln and Hamlin.
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GrnrtIfan Enle.

IN pursuance OF an order Of tie Probate Court Of
4 Wood county, Ohio, made on the lith day Of
May, A. ID. 1860, in the case Of Samuel Khnger-
smith, guardian Of Joshua Bartlett, Nelvina Bart
lett AMI Francis Bartlett against ba wards ct AL the
undersigned will the 9th dAy OF June, A, d. l5G0
ut - O'Clock VI the promises, in Wood county,
O. offer NJ public sale the following described real
estate. situpta in Wood county, Ohio, 70 wit; he
undivided three fourths p sf a part OF the narth-
quarter Of section number nineteen (l0) town
ship number three i3O range number eleven Ol)
east beginning the west line thereof, at the south
west corner north forty (40) rCd thence east
forty (i0)r ds thence south forty+ rods thence west
forty 40 rods to tho place of beginning containing
ten acres, more or less.
Terms OF sale, cash, Appraised Mt $50.
SAN'L KLINGERSMlTH, Guardian.
F. & D. K Uollenheek, att'ys.
May II, lS60-2w4$3 25
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NOTICE is here " given that there viii be Pc
" ition presented to the County Commissioners
az their NO session, praying for county rOsd
commencing mt the south east corner of sec. 23 In
Peirysburg Township thence east until il nteIseets
the county road running north and south on the
Township inc between Troy aud Pelrysbprg Town
ships and there terminate. WILLIAM KNAPP.
mAIO-W4
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DIR, Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsapa-
nil

For the Of disease, the spring purifier Of the
blood and as general tonic for the system is
gualcd.
The curative powers OF this Extrac arc truly Won
derfu and all iuvalids should make immediate trial
the Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlla, it cannot in.
jure the most delicate patient. Then fly from mine.
raj nosrums to seek lie and viGor from this purely
vegetable remedy. Therefore, however broken in
health and spirits, however loathsome to himself and
others let despair Of his recovery but for his
fes sake try the Yellow Dock and Sarsapariila, aud
he win soon he res+nrei TO hnnlLl. KaAl adv.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24
DIR. GUYS0TT's
EXTRACT
YELLOW DOCK
AND-
S .SARSAPhRlLLA
lathe great Purifier OF

lsthc great Purifier OF
the Blood.
An inlNllible remedy In
caSea OF
Scrofuia, Kings Frii,
PhsunGiiSn, Obsiinefs and
Cu,ansops ErTpfions, Pim-
PIES or PHstuiss on the
Fccs, Butis, Biotches aud
CNronic Sore Eysi, Ring
Worm or Ts,tsr, Ealarge-
~ Rsani Pain ia the Bones
pt Joints. lSiabbprn Ulcers,
Sgphiiific Disorders, Lum-
Iugr. SplHai Complaints,
And all other diseases
arising from an injudi-
| ciouS use of Mercury, inn
prudence of life. OF impu-
| ritv oGblcod. This great
Iultcratjvc med cine and
| puriier ofthc blood is be-
ling used 10y thousands OF
! grateful patients from all
pnrts Of the United states
who testify daily on the
remarkable cures which
are being performed by
, the greatest of all medi-
ciucs, pr. Guysott's EN-
. tract Of yellow Deck aud
/ 'Sorsaparilla. Neuralgia,
'RhcumatiSm ,Scrofuln and
/ Eruptions onthc skinLiv-
Ter Diseases, Fevers, Ulcer
Sores. Affections of the
Ikidneys. Diseases Of the
THROAT, Female complaints
Pains sud nch ng of the
lBoues and Joints are soon
Iput to Night by using this
Great and lncstimable
Remedy. For all discas-
cs Of the blood nothing
has vet been found to
romrarc with 1t. ltclean-
ses the system of all i'm
.luuriliss. acts gently and
| en'cctually on the Liver
and Kidneys, strengthens
the digestion, gives tone
TO the stomach, makes the
skin clear and healthy and
restores the constitution
enfeohlcd by disease, or
broken down by eNcesses
oryouth to pristine Wig
or and strength.
The Press, Hotel Keep
era. Magistrates, Physi-
clans and Public men well
known In the com munity,
all add their testimony TO
+ the wonderful effects OF
this great Blood Purifier,
,milton. Perrysburg; VIM
.askius. Roller X Haskins,
ew WsstGold; Lasksy,P Pratt
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CURES WARRANTED |
EXAMINATIONS FREEi
MONTHLY VISITS

Although not the best mode of making cNamiUR.
tions. pr, IL will when desired prescribe for dis
eases without asking any questions.
Particular 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 climes and of the Indians, only
areprescribed-a full supply of which the Doctor
always carries.
Dr. Hardman treats Consumption, Bronchitis,
Larvngitis, Asthma, aud all other Diseases of the
Throat aDdLungs, by Medicated Inhalation, com
nal 4, I'M inn nj IN
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24

Our DamoCrs tic brethren ar much dissatisfied
with the action Of the Chicgo Convention -
The name of Abe Lincoln strikes them with
seeming terror. and not feware inclined to be
mad What pity the republicans cannot
please their worthy and esteemed wei-wishers.
What a pity
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24

WE notice by the last nurrber of the Tifin
Tribune that H. II. Souder las at leng 9TH COM
mitted--matrimony, after seven years court
ship. We wish him long life much happiness,
and plenty of Spooners.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24

ouN ROLL OF Honor, for May, is filling up
slowly. There are over 500 names on our books
which we should like to see upon said list
before another month. What say you friends.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24

The MEETINGS of the Perrypurg Horticultu-
raj Society have been arransedfor the first and
third Saturdays Of each month. The Society is
now fixed upon permanent b'sis, ana its eXhi-
billions will doubtless be very interesting.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24

THERE is a feeling Of encouragement among
the farmets with regard TO creps. Oats look
well, corn is beginning to show itself above the
ground end the meadows are delightful.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24

THE Dayton & Michigan r. R. has procured
two beautiful sleeping cars. which are to run be-
tween Toledo and Cincinnati A number Of
'fast freight" cars have also. been placed upon
the road
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24

IT HAS ben suggested thatthc late mctcoric
shower in central Ohio was merely the falling
OF the fragments of the "Greet National Demo-
cratic Party" that is said to lave gone up high
er than a kite, from Charlesttn, the other day.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24
@I,O0O.OOD Per Annum

To the United States, the proscrvcr of valuable
Horses and Cattle Itcurcs all Spraius Galds. aud
Wounds. 1t will cure any ordinary Sore Stn Joints
BILE Druggists by whom it is called "thc greatest
discovery oftlc age" BARNES 81 PARK, y. Y.
Sold by PECK II HAMILTON, Perry sburg. Ga
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For sale by PECK & HAMILTON, Perrysburg O;
LAsKEY, PRATT CO., GILEAD; HAsKINs, RoLLEH
co =, Portage s. CLYNER, Otsego; G. w. MoDON-
AID, Gilead W %. KEEIER, New Westfeld $. l.
BouGHTON, Bowling GTeeni u. ENsMISGER, Free
port; r. c. CAEMAN, Montgomery X Roads; c. r
RosINDALE, West hillgroye; J. III. BRoNs0E, Eagle
ville and by druggists and merchants generally
throu ghoua the country.
MAY 10, IB60--llv.
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We have received "Report OF the Commit
tee on the Judiciary" relative to the protest of
the President against the proceedings Of the Co.
vode Committee.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24
PRODUCE TAKEN

wax, Talow, Lard, Cheese, wheat, Corn. Oats an,
Feathers. \. G.. WILLIAMS y BRO.
PeTysburg, May 3, lSGO--i2ly.
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HERE will be a meeting of the Republicans
Perysburg, at the Court House, on Friday
evening, to organize a Republican Club, Speak
ers will be on hand to address the meeting.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24

PRUNE your peach trees now if you want large
and well favored fruit
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24

The FindIny JtgerSoniar favors the construc-
tion Of q gas works in that town.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24

THREE men were seriously injured by the fall
ing of scaGod upon which they were standing,
at Napoleon, the other day.
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DEATH
To Every Form and Species OF
v Il raa / m .


"CosrAH's' Rat Roach, &C., Extermnator.
'COsTAH'S'
"CosrNW's" Bcd-Bug Extcrminator.
"COSTAH's'
"COsrAn's" Electric Powder for Insects, &c,
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats o0ches--Micp-M Moles--Ground Mice-Bed-
Bugs Ants Moths Mosquitoes Eeas- lnsec is
Plants--l Insects on Animals Sc, &o.-in short eVs-
ry form aud species of
VaiYsNalNs
10 years established in New York City used by tho
City Post On,c- the city Prisons and Station Hous-
cs--the City Steamers, Ships &c.- the City Hotels
Astor, 1t. Nicholas, &c, land by more than 10000
private families
err prurrsts and Retailers everywhere sell them. !
s~Whocsalc Agents IN all the large cities.
- Rc.sul s2r, @5c. 5Oc. boxes, bottles Hasks.
~ !!Huwarc',! OF spurious limitations. Examine
each rottlcbuN and Bask and take nothing but
"Cosnr's"
-TF~Sl 90 boxes sent bv mail
Hg- S3& 81 boxes for Plantations, Hotels, &c, by
Express.
RGs~ Address orders, or for Circular TO Dealers"
HENRY IL. C0STAR,
Principal Depot, 4lu RrordWay, N, Y.
For sale by PECK HAMILTON, Perrysburg.
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NOIlNE.


A LII persons are hereby warned against harhoring
N or trusting ms wife, Sarah Bolmau, she has
left my bed aud board without any Just cause or
provo0aton. and viii pay debts of her contract
ing, CHRISTIAN BOLNAN.r
May 10. lsGO-lw3
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GROCERIES,,
Ready Made Clothing

Hats AMI Caps, Stone Ware Queens Ware, Wooden
Ware, Curtain Paper. Notions, and in fact, every
thtus usually kept IN first class store.
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70 NSUMP FIvEs

no Con SU MP ElvES
Ann
NERVOUS SUFFERERS.
The subscriber for several years resident OF Asia.
discovered while there Il SIM le vegetable remedy
a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis.
Coughs. Colds and Nervous Debility. For the bcne-
fit OF Cunsumptycs and Nervous sufferers, he is will
ling to make the same public.
To those who desire it he will send the Prcscrip-
tion, with full directions, GREE or CHARGE; also n
sample of the medicine, which they viii iud beat
tiful combination of Natures simple herbs. Those
desiring the remedy obtain it by return mail ad.
dressing j.. CUIHBERr,
Botanic PhN Scian.
429 Broadway, N. Y.
April &c, 2s6O--5lm3
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,TGaRae Appointments.
DIs. HARD WAN,

DIs. ElARD WAN,
Analytical hysician,a Physician for Dis
ouse of the lungs,
Formerly Physician to Cincinnati, Marine Hospital
aud Invali's Retreat, Corrc,po bonding Member to
the London Medical Society Of observation, AU-
thor of" Letters 10 lnyalid,,' and Editor of tho
Medical hoscope," may he consulted at
PERRYSBURG--Bair Iousc--Monday, II Juno lth,
NAPOLEON-E Exchange llotel--June o 1860.
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR

From REYNOLDS Mills always on hand, and at tn
lowest cash pdco. Warranted good article
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and copy to The getter mp OF u Snbscrbers or mp
wards. The money, m all cases. must accompany The
orders for he paper
Old subscribers can enter into this arrangement by
commencing with the first number of the present
volume, and sending in the cash by the st OF June
Address J.W. BAILEY,
Perrysburg, Ohio.
May ", ls6O--2w3.
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Ours quantity Of corn has be been shipped
from this port, during the past week.
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Only FiflY Cents.

Paymcntn all cases 10 he made in cdvance. Will
not the friends ofthe Journal and especially those
sound Republican doctrines, exert themselves lit
tie in trying toget mp club in every township? The
coming campaign will be the most exciting, perhaps,
that has ever ranspired, and every body will want
TO hear the news, Therefore, let there he general
stir, and rousing big list Of subscribers secured for
the Journal. What say you, friendsl
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TO ELURS.

As an indueement to getting up clubs, the Propri
etor has concluded to offer tho Pcrryshurg JomnG
at the following rntes:
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PERRYsBURG JOURNAL
For the Campaign!
2 REDUCED RATES!

Forthe purpose Of encouraging the more general
circulation of the Perrysburg Journal during the
Presidential Campaign the Proprietor has deter
mined to send il from and after the 24th day of Nav,
until the sth Of fNovember-ncurly six mouths-tor
b, Il ,,rir Of
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-13
EBET EZER.
Omega, Dec. 81, 80.

A Ccylon Juggier.-As this was
one of the idle seasons of the year,
during which labor is suspended while
waiting for the rains of the monsoon,
ere recommending the. sowing. OF rice;
the Kandyans were lounging about
their villages. or gathered in groups
by the roadside, engaged in listlcss
and sedentary amusemqntss In one
place crowd was collected to watch
tie feats of a juggler, who. to our
surprise, commenced his performance
by jumping up ou to a pole, and pla-
cling his feet upon a cross bar six feet
from the ground. On this he coursed
along by prodigious leaps, and return
ing to the audience, steadied himself
on his perch. and then opened his cx-
hibitiom. This consisted Of endless
efforts of legerdemain; catching pcb-
blcs thrown up 10 him by his confed-
crate below, which, upon opening his
closed hand, flew away a. birds;
breaking an cgg-shell and allowing a
small serpent 10 escape from it; and
keeping series of brass balls in mo-
ton by striking them with his elbows,
as well as his hands. Balancing on
his nose small stick with an invert-
ed cup at top, from which twelve per-
forated balls were suspended by silk
en- cords, he placed twelve ivory rods
in his mouth. aud so guided them by
his i:rs and tongue as TO insert the
end of each in corresponding aper-
tuIe in the ball. till the whole twelve
were sustained by the rods, and the
central support taken away. This,
and endless other tricks he perforned
balancing himself all the while on
he single pole on which lie Stood
He took bail of granite, six or seven
inches in diameter, and probably four
teen pounds in weight, and. standing
with his arms extended in line, lie
rolled it fro.a the wrist Of one hand
across his shoulders to the wrist Of L. c
other, backward and forward repeat
cdly, apparently less by raising his
arms than by vigorous effort of the
muscles Of his back; then seizing it in
botsi hands lie flung it repeatedly
twenty feet high. and, watching it in
its decent till within a few inches OF
his skull, lie bent forward his head
and caught tie ball each time between
h;s shoulders; then, bounding along
the read, still mounted on lis pole, he
closed his performance amid the smiles
uf the audience.-SU j. EaameTSOa
LoSncats Ccylon.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-13
A NnLIc IittIc EiL-Th

4 Noble Little GH.-The War
rcnton Flag contains an account of
the death on last Thursday of little
girl of s or years, daughter Of Mr..
Traverse Cough, living a few miles
from IIaymarket. In The absence of
all older than herself, her clothing
took fire. She first tried to suppress
tll5 Games ierselS-tlren sic asked
her little sister Of four years,to throw
water on her-but the little one ran
instead TO call the neighbois. When
they came they found her lying out
in the yard, and in reply to the ques-
tion what she was doing there" she
said, she thought if she stayed in the
house that the house would catch fire
and burn the baby up, too What a
noble, sensible remark for one so
young. She retained all her faculties
to the last, converscd freely, and bore
her sufferings with degree of forti-
tude truly remarkable for one of her
age. The interesting little creature
deserved a better fate.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-13


Sunday Obsc' rance - Hum5oldt's
Vie,cs Of Sunday as a Day Of Rest
Neither the author of Cosmos nor his
brother William, was ever accused of
fana:icism. The writings of the form
cr may be searched in vain for his ev-
licences of his views of revealed reli-
gion, but he has left ON record, in his
correspondence the clearest testimo-
ny as to the value of the Sabbath.-
Perhaps it may be entitled to quite as
much Weight with Germans and Amer
leans as the non-Sunday decree of
beer-garden meetings.
Writing to a friend, in 1859. Alex
ander Won Humboldt says: (See vol.
l, p. 2S2.)
=. completely agree with you that
the institution of fixed days of rest,
csaa If it had noconnection with any
religious observance, is a most pleas
ing and truly refreshing idea to every
one who has humaae mind towards
all classes of society. There is moth
ing more selfish or. soulles tAan when
the rich and elevated look dowa upon
Sundays and holy days with certain
emtemptuovs disgust. The selection
of the seventh day is certainly the
wisest that could have been made.
Although it may seem, and to some
extent may be optional TO shorten or
lengthen labor one day. l am con-
vinced that six days is just the true
measure suitable to men i'll regard 10
their physical power and persever-
ance in a monotonous employment
There is. likewise, something humane
in this, that the beasts which aid i4aan
in his labor, share in the rest. Te
lengthen the time of returning rest
beyeHd measure would be as inhuman
as foolish. 20, { Have had an example
of ibis in my own experience. When
| spent several years in Paris. in the
time OF the Revolution, | saw this iu-
stitution, despite its Divine origin, su-
perseded by the dry and wooden
decimal system. Only the tenth day
was what we call Sunday, and all
customary work continued for nine
/ long days. This being evidently too
long. Sunday was kept by several, as
far as the police laws allowed it, and
thus again too much idleness was tie
result. Thus we are always between
two extremes, as far as we remove
from the common and regulated mid
die path"
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-13

hFFERS to the Public Third Gift Entertain
" ment, comprising an assortment of Articles
perior to anything heretofore presented.
$4,000 I'M PRIZES,
Among which there are Thirty-one Fins Gold and
Sves Watches and
$4OO In CASH::
l, One fine Gold hunting
case chronometer. Nikel moves
ment, ruby jewels, No. 2l6S1.
with heavy Gold fob chain and
Bracelet attached, $500
9, Cash, 400
3, One large fine gold, magic
case English lever watch S.
RoskcU 8. Co Makers, No. GAS, >.
with vest chain attached. 225
a, Onetlarge fine Gold hunting
straight lipe. lever watch. Nickel
movement, chronometcr, balance,
ruby jewels and ruby pallets.
Jules Jurgensen maker, No,
3567S r a5
5. One fine gold hunting case
Duplex watch chronometer bal -.
ance. ruby jewels, No. S2SS i75
6, One large gold hunting,
English lever watch, chlo-
nometer balance, full jeweled.
John ?cmberton, maker. No.
513i 100
7, One large gold hunting En-
glisk leyer watch. ehronometer
balance full jeweled, John Bees
ley, Maker, No. 1906. $50
S, One Gold hunting Ameri-
can made watch full jeweled, ?. y;
S. Bartlett, maker, No; 2137 lao
9. Ore large geld luntin .
English lever watch. railro9dg
time keeper, Robert Roscoe,
No. 1881 125
10, One fine gold hunting
Straight Line lever, ruby jewels
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-13
a r,e6vI MN Col. Colt Is IN

4 Useful Man. Col. Colt is one
of the most useful men to society that
VIC have ever read of. Besides the
many hundreds he has constantly en-
ployed in making pistols, he has re-
Gently planted a large number of
Osier willows on his dyke at Hartford
and proposes to erect building, SO
as to give employment TO So or, 100
men, who shall manufacture them into
baskets ard chairs. In addition to
these grown on the dyke, II acres are
under cultivation in the meadows. and
so more Will bc planted il Tie Spring.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-13
The Iron Croun.-A Milan latter
in the Nord saws:

The Iron Cr0cR.-A Milan letter
in the Nord says:
The famous iron crown is lost to
Lombardy, Austria having made it a
iquestion Of dignity. we regret that
the Conference yielded on this point;
nat so much from the motives of mu-
nicipal animosity associated with this
external symbol of the past grandeur
of Lombard,- as the political signifi-
cance of the refusal on the part of
Hustria. Can it be that Austria, not
considering the sovereignty Of Lom-
bardy as transferred to Nictoi Eman-
uel II, retains its insignia, and means
thereby to signify that the King de
jure is still the Emperor of Austria,
and that the temporary occupation OF
Piedmont does not prejudice his claims
to an eventual re~occupation There
is no other reason to justify Austria
in her retention of the Crown.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-13

The Prizes will be distributed on Saturday Even
ing December 3Ist 1859 in the same man,ser as in
the preceding ones, to-wit All Drawn Numbers
from the first to the two-hundrei and nineieh In
elusive to take the articles IN the order III which
they appear the list.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-13

was the reply-"but we did after it
was out it never was half SO clear
and nice, and the boys had a strong
notion of catching a lot and keeping
one in our coffee-pot all the time"
/ charge nothing for the above re-
ceipt for clarifying coffee. l had for
gotten to say that this was New Years
Eve till I saw the hoys bring out
Mat bottle of "best brandy" which we
have been saving for this occasion.
I've written enough for this time
They're pomilg it out, ,0he brandy.) l
can smell it as | write, all I! it's the
"pure quill'-I'm not tired not
much sleepy, and not bit hungry.
but "you bet !" 1 am
EBEaEZER.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-13
MRS. HOIDRIDCE,

Female Physician and Obste1rician.
Attends Ladies. through their confinement,
and treats all diseasez peculiar to her Sex.
Those desirous of being restored to health andI
becoming mothers will do well to pay her visiti
or write stating the particulars Also patent
supporter to assist Ladies in confinement. Mrs.
II. has certain and speedy cure for all kinds
of Cancers, cankers and rheumatism. ~
Letters addressed to her will receive prompt ,
attention. Visits made to any part of the Statset
Patients received at her Residence, which st.
situated on Cement Hill, one mile from Neysda
jyI-tf MRS. s. S. EQLDRIDGE.