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Testimonials of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons.

The pianO ,nms n hand and in fnfF Fata nrder 4,
beant,fal instTSment d W.IKEa phisdei,his
-. II.-,,, - r,-.,.-. ~ -. - - -
S"%n nH ~ n o 1890 & NV i"tk' Wno haS nae
,riend ~ mmp w,sh,s me n narrhass = Man" - hs
Me likes ne an. Won add me- N DecrnbeF jSss M
piano 70 becoming popular In this place and think
introduce one or two mOre-tbey will be more Douu-
lar Than any other mrke."
We havp two Of waiens Pianos In use In our seminar,
One which has Sen severity tested for three Iear
and We can testify "a their gmd aus iy aud duFaby-
w"OD 4 GtlGOXY, Mount Jarril, III.
H.wArERs Esa- Dear Sir; Having used one Of Won,
plahof Ftts two ,ears p,>t have found verv an
ennT insiFument 20 GRAY, Principal Bro0kI b
Heights Seminary.
Rev. Mr. Haynes writes as iollOws:-Preston Hollow.
N. Y, July 2Sth, 1858 MR. WATERs-- Dear Sir; re-
crived the he0deon, safe and In good order; we'll
pleased With The external appearance and the tone also.
nope snail nave occasion 70 ofdrr one or two NOR
'"e present Hearon.
Tnga: n. 7; July 2sth 1855 HORAcB WARNS. Esq.
III s lns @TDoeon you s1n' me wss enly Ieceved ~
Oausl. ~ NV ly P.PaIeu 70 ssy tnat tne
n ,hsnss ~ 81: sss, nr ,s,,s G .h h G
~ "a \, IA E a .y ~ o ~ ~ W wnen you W.
"to " I vt w w vrIy "o. Is1r sd, lanneT 81 ~ wnon
1romse,l. VERY r,spectfnIy YOURS g. 1. SMITH
, 1861-08-29

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, 1861-08-29
Spermatorrhma,

Or local weakness nervous debility Low apiF Ianallude5
Wehkneee OF the limbs and back ndlapnalinu ard inca
paby ioF labor and study dnIlnea of appruhonsi1l,
loss o. memarv. aversion 10 society," love n poinde,
umdity, self dislFust. dizziness beadarhe Involuntary
discharges pains ln the side, snectlons n The eyt1p
PmPea on the aoe sexual OF other nhImiues IN IaDs
are cured BY the Justly ceehied phycan and agFEson,
l. J. CEapkay. HE method q curing dlnunooD lnelt
(unknOun TO othen) and hence the great mco1a Al
Address &. ,. CZAPKKY, y. D..
San Rnnclseo.
, 1861-08-29
AgrieuIturs.
Culture Of Rhubarb.

The cultivation of this succulent plant
has become Of so much Importance, from
the fact Of its being ready for use at a sea.
son when green fruit is scarce, also being a
very healthy vegetable, that we will venture
tosAy few words upon its culture, propa-
eution, and its different varieties.
The soil should he trenched at least two
feet deep three would be better). II il is
aheavy loan or clay, il should be thor.
oughly undermined, for rhubarb delights in
Q moist soil, but not wet. 1t should be in
such condition that the water will pass off
freely after heavy showers, leaving no more
In the soil than will be held ly capillary at.
traction, and if it is made so by beug thor.
oaghly pulveriEed, there will be no danger
Of the plants failing in dry weather, or rot.
ting in wet. A good liberal supply Of old,
well rolted manure should be mixed with
the soil befnre planting. When the ground
iSFeady, which should be as early in spri g
g pOssible, mark out the rnws four feet
apart, and plant the roots three feet apart
In the row, covering the crown three inches
deep; cut no stocks the first seasnn, for by
% doing you will weaken the plants and in.
jure the next seasons crop. II a liberal
supply Of liquid manure be given them two
or three times during the summer, it will
benefit them much.
The liquid manure from your barn yard
~ c.nno, he had two n,mnds Of guano N
sh.,rsl ~ ~ -, 4. Eli IL, !, S,.nS
trrn,v.eSr bonr~ 10 d;.solvs snnivin. mi !, ;"St
hsf.rs =, !, tha ,i,ne ~ rs;n Ken ,bs
er.r,na Srss S,,,yn ~seds aJ s,;r !, oftsn.
Eov~r ,ho - .ro,,nd ~ ~ % s',,n1,r ,v;,S ,Srss =.
g.. ,,,ohai - ',ann.a J''',;D" I, IN v,,h
60 - ~ .,-;,., po'as, ,hs r,,rnr;,,r
s,s-y e'n ~ 80; eli ~ ali If bav,rC .
A. c,nn ~ s,.Iks avery ssoSon On, drvn
aIl .eed stalks as soon Z. inv ann,,r nm.
~ ~, ,v.r, !, rn;~a .eed ;ns,s.d ~ lsof
s,.lfr - y 'o - ''' " w.
O ch.L,
-oroo1 lo| At''' tue seeu ~ soon
~, nv Nv !" oeIS' SoNer,"s '"e seeuS
sooa. ~, 1ne-naI IN 'ncn ueeP. MosS ol tEe
49,. Nlil grow tne nrst season, ano MAKE
-n.s ~ ~. quarseL 70 ons-nAI 'n.n W
sIsS y ~ s.'se IN M1'seI ~. ~. "aeu."ey
i. - Ssss.su ~, ~ W. es, Sucss ,L s.IS~ Ur
s = sssP ous .ne 's.'sI; o. ~, une seeo may
~ ~ sJwn lA.s - see 'ala oL cary ~
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.-n so.h - s9"u - nPe' ttan|P'an'
s...p w 1ssu'see =, so'n = "s PsAu''
.-.. ,.l-os ,eI.es .n llcn y, ,nnre ~ u'A'D-
~, -'.ays gn,ng !. sainy uay ior tne oPer-
-..'.,i y gos'.Sls. tnere !. ~ oeL.A."'y "
49, A1...ls .Ie s-.,e sAf'e'y % shAs. Iron
49, ''e ~ ''.ss - = W 40 peal -
-..'''y -. s.-,s. ~ Pu.s ~. "ss ;.
lIof-t~,o ~ osioih8 tne fuOtA. Auis u
, 1861-08-29

One Of the most remarkable Instances.
well.auihenticated. too. which We have ever
seen, Of the .n'nir able teuaclty Of the
power # vegetation in seed, is related in an
English paper:
Several years ago. - - found a
vase and an Egyptian sarcophaguS two
thousand eight hundred and fnrty-tour years
old, in mummy pit. which he subsequently
presented to the British Museum On cX.
animation, the vase was found To contain u
few grains Of wheat and a few peas in
a mass Of decompo>ed matter, supposed
to have been originally Of the same char
acter or substance. Three Of the Teas were
presented by p. }. Pettigrew, Esq, To Mr..
w. Grunstone. Of the Herbary llghgatr.
who, on the 4th of June, planted them in a
compost resembling the alluviaI soil Of the
Nile. A forcing frame was employed in
fastening action, and in exactly one month
he was agreeably surprised by seeing one
Of them commencing to sprout. From that
time, no care or pains were spared to bring
the plant growing out Of it to maturity.
The result was a product of nineteen pod,
from VIII fifty five perfect peas were o.
ttined. Snme If these were planted on tie
23d Of April, If the next year, and some
0n the All Of June, in the open air, and ii
a similar compost, and all were 81, n in a
hoIrishing condition, producing quite pl, n.
iiful crop If seed; now the kind l.
spread over all England, ,and even In Amer.
ica. 1t is prolific variety, producing from
seventy TO one hundred pods from q single
seed. 1t grows similar to dwarf graz e.
vine, about three feet in height, and has
many stems-twO or three mother stems
generally ringing from the parent-StaIk
near the ground. In the same way WHEAT
is said tO have been sprOuted from mum.
mics, but we have never seen an instance
so minute in relation, and so authentic, as
that We have related above.
CALLS ON HoRsEs.-As the heat ard Ia
b'rs OF the season Increase, horses will
suffer from various fish wounds which if
MT Immed ately cured, will cause great suf
fcring to the horse, and waste Of time and
temper to its owner. Prevention is better
than cure. In the first place, then, lie sure
that your harness Is n perfect working or
der. See to IL especially, that the cnllar
Is good cOntrivance to lessen friction upon
the animals neck and shoulders. Until
spring work Is over, lei the horses' shoulders
be washed, every other morning, with sol.
ution Of alum and whisky. This being
powerful astringent, will serve to tougher
the skin and prevent its breaking At night,
when c"ming hume from work, sweaty and
sore, let the shoulders be washed with tepid
water, then rubbed dry. II, Notwithstanding
these precautions, gals occur on the breast
or back. wash them clean, then apply an
ointment made by mixing together spoon.
ful Of pulverized alum and the white Of an
egg.
, 1861-08-29
GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pub.


the undersigned. having been under the Treatment
OF Dr. J. CEapkay. although unsolicited feel called
upon to give publicity u the efficacy II hls tFen msnI
hoping that BY dning 20 my he nstFumsntsl IN prs
venting ohets fr'm the fearful TinR and NH, ., which
Inexperienced, and shIch GeD Feant hrm the prhl.
cnus pTaclne of preendes Ny disease has hem that
OF physical and mental drbity, Whth flloWs In ccnae
queOce OF tndscTettnns IN youth. The ar niSa Wbrh
endured are ehapa unDecPpaary nr me 10 dpiA; trey
are known TO those Who have exETienced them. eic0
to say, that having called the sprVicta Of Dr. u
Cztpkay intn Teqnston. all the expectations which
may have formed Of him were more than Fesiized.
would therefore pcOmmeud DR. CZapkn, 10 al Whe may
find themsevea nictPd with that dreaAf malady ;;my
oljsrt In 10 doing bring sympathy Iw suerng humanity
and heartfelt desiFV Of relieving them D
D. DAHLHE Printer.
State ~ calfornia City and County Il San FrsTc COZ
On this Sl day nf July, AD. 1885, hefnTe me Wm. G.
Jewett, Notary Public, personally appeared D. kahlo.
known to me. who. heIng duly sworn aid depose and
say that the cOntents Of the card herewith signed hy
Ia witness wheFeof have heVrunto sat my hand. and
aixed my oleia seal. the dav and yeaS ahaVP written.
tL.sl wM- @. JEwETT, Notary Public
, 1861-08-29

The ngratituds Of maH to his fellow man l. On often
met With in M that testimonials. prompted by the finer
feelings Of the heart, IN the lite II those who
sarFce their hest day IN phahihrnpic devUtn TO the
all Walton Of the life of frail mortality. Empiricsm
fnnda the cOumna Of our press with fraudulent and
fictitious letter., singing p0lns to the worth OF their
egntiStea chaI atAnsin Be.OW We append eeFtiratr
firm ia worthy msn, who, briel period Nin.e seemed
destined % 'shule OF his mortal COLI who looked for
ward 10 his dIsa luiOn with that PLEASURE which only
restored him N his tnrmeT health. Relieved from his
terrible situation, and mpfed by grstitude be makes
known bis and his remedial agent and bis stat msnt
Ia authenticated by Notary Public. The demands Of
sOceiy mpeFatvely command s publicity and itiag
more 70 wurn the unwsry than To sound the pr ea Of
physlcian Of whom scores Of like casescan be cited.
, 1861-08-29
SECOND HAND PIANOS
At great bargains aWsn s"re; prices nom $50 10
MU SIC.

One Of the largest and bet catalogues Of Music nov
pnllshed. All the music ard mnSi bpks published iI
hs United States for sale NJ thia esAhsl men Martin
rhaied Guitar AID al kinds Of Musical Instruments
and music mrrchandse Ut the lowest prices Music sent
Whenever ordered post paid Catalogues sent by mail
liberal Discount 10 dealers, teachers, semnIles and
rlerQymen,
, 1861-08-29
AINTAMnHA NHnAMa 3

Five steps In rosewood cases. sl6O; stops, do do.
$50; stps, with pdrnsirn &2l5; u stops, d. do.
$3.50; U stops d. s'ze srgfr $500; IS Stops do dr.
s375 Each instrument WaTTunt, TO Eve satisfaction or
purchase money Ipfnndsd
, 1861-08-29


fllI1nIE0-lti Is poor economy 10 feed
pasture, very close They will yield much
nora n he grass has fair start than IL
I.d down % low that it en- scarcely grow.
Cattle which pick . pasture down 10 the
bune 1caF|y always run largely to bone.
1c1n jo17eipn snppoaes . case, funded ON
repeated observation, In illustration on this
lraI1. He says :-s A has . feld which he
thinks viii keep twenty cattle, and he puts
lh1n into IL B has field Of the same size
and quality, but he puts only tsn cattle into
r. Acu l. will almost always be found
lhal 10 The Aufnmn the ten have gained as
many, oll1n mare pounds live weight, than
he twenty, The ten with the first rate pas
tur1 should gain four hundred pounds each.
nnd Il = dpnhllnIif tie twenty vonld have
gained two hundred pounds each. The ten
would make extra beef. and bring an extra
rfIls, while The twenty would make only
lhird-Eute beef bringing . little more per
pound than they were worth when they were
frrn.d % pi1fars. Theten paid twenty.fvs
dol|arl each for thtir pasture --psIhAps more
1hll hoep ofen peen."
Kncnlr Gtaprns.-Look well to III,
l|I1ll1 UDdkAy b D B source Of health
pleaprg and pFoff, Plant at intervals
1w1ct cnr1 81 The table. SIT out cabbagl
nno lqm1lo plants, and see that an tie vege
0bIel you ui1h 10 raise. as tumips, heels
rnI1ha 11nnlles ETC, have good chahc,
g rroT| a very g1od moilo fbr The mar
Itnlf 3 % hep fhe land rich, the sou desp
r11 ~ uosll down. Prepare boxes Z
protest. f|no1 from bugs and uhensre
, 1861-08-29

The almost miraculous cure that has been eeOted IN
my case prompts me 10 impat to thoae oi my fellow
creatures Who may be suffering nom like tetion the
Several yean AGO. my health began TO GALL. was at
tackled By gSnsa weakness and debility, which rsd1nod
me 10 The mere shadow Of my 6ner SELL A thatstage
, 1861-08-29

Prompted by an honest DESIRE of my heart I wish ID
hN before the public case which dea'IvR enmlnsn
-aOn hot only aa an art Of Hreniir kill hut tkst II
humanity also About tW" year. agn, sudden " ard
from Causes unknown Ia me was StIzrd With n Of
epilepey Wit h, owing n nv iBahit, t0 meet the *
penNes cnnseQnrnt rpOn Ihorhrh medical treatment
and the encouragement which met With on atieuptlI
h soon berame such (as then led 10 bslev,) o. 20
defy the skill Of any physician. was eQnehtly Ghi0
In pursuit of my calling thrown dow 10 the RTunnd
without the u. hest warning; and slthoneh inSp,sO
to the agnnts yet despstd the mssFies oi ny H ard
s00n learned 10 sk npo thOre Who W nid rrner uvss-
ance or shelter me trm danger M enSnicp Who sought
to pFolong the existence Of my miseriea WI IL IN thig
state and havirg previous TO my slotion tasted the
sweets of life, once Induced tn attempt peek-
inG aid ~ physician. aud, by recommend called
upon Dr.. J. czapkay Itoldhm ~ my circunsiateeS,
and o. ms inahiliiy D. reward bin fF bis aFvrsa
gardtes oi whirh however. ke at once undertook my
rase, and, with the hlessng II God was onre more
restored tn perfect health Unable t0 rpward him i0F
he hnnn which enjoy at present. and yet conscious of
nv indehtedress, consider u dne n myatIf snd en-
rct ia make the public in order that these Ia
nre IT medical advi,e may end ply scian In whom
every rnniidence can he placed.
Stat. II california. County Of San FmnrisCo Sub
srhed and sworn TO before ne, this Isl day Of August
us GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pub.
, 1861-08-29

When taking these Pills rub HOlloway's celsbated
Ointment the pit of the stomach, and over the
regions Of the liver, on the right side under the FhH
and you viii a once experience change f1r the better
The Improvement. though 70 may be gradual, will be
, 1861-08-29

Tha ecacy 0f HallewAys Pills Ia Dropsy Is exlraor
dInary. They art With snch peculiar eject upon the
system. that The 1uds sFiAng from this drul disease
an impeIcentihy earFlr1 ID and prevented from any
aiilnilon; hut ID a indiapenably necessary that the
Ointment should b most ensctnalIy rubbed into the
eomuIain1nn marta. -7F
, 1861-08-29
Complaints incident to Children.

an odnpaints Of children nav soon he cuFed II care
be taken % purify their hOnd correct the aaton oe the
liver. an cleanse the stomach and bowels fev ,loees
rfl. parcuaIiy parents he caFeiul IN not allowing
them o eat q thngs Sheh they know would Be Injurious
, 1861-08-29
THE FARMERS GUIDE
To
To Scientific and Practical AgrirulInre.

By HARRY sTsPH,Ns, = II -. a EdhuUigh. and the
late j. p. Norton, PrHessoI II scientific Agriculture
In Yie College New Haven. 2 vols Royal octave.
1900 pages, sud numerous EnRruynGs.
This Is ennies-edy the complete work on Agri-
culture ever published and in nrder To give It wider
eITcuatOn, the publishers have resolved 10 reduce the
price to
, 1861-08-29
$5 FOR the TWO YolnmasI

When sent ~ lual tpr-t paul u aliimn,a Oregon
and Washington the price will he 81 To every other
part ni the Union, and To- Cabada, (pnst paul s6.
~ This iH NOT the old " B an 0G the Farm"
Rrmittances Er any Of the aInve publications should
SWays be addressed, post paid to the publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. 81 Gnld street, New York,
, 1861-08-29
etomaoh, Liver. Kidneys and bowe'e

Thoae Who suffer from bile and liver cnmpalnia should
Try the encla Of thi- valuable uedy, few dnses Of
Whih uill make the au feel rlastiS and Vigorous
tmsvihg al imunritiea giving hraGy acton IN the
liver u hoas attacks h. alnwsd n cniinue, spFioua
casualties may aFse, and the ruiarer he consigned
I'D ~ sicknesa N al diantdersnf the hidneys ths
Onimrnt should he GeI Fuhed ihtn the small II the
hsek tuiee day; and the Pills acting IN unlson
vl cure any eanplaints arising ffum these Organs
, 1861-08-29
alsrful Publications.
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'hev furnish and satisfactory record OF the
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The receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British publish.
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Terms
, 1861-08-29
WHEELER & WILSON'S
,at- FfRST PREMIUM
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES
AT REDuCED PRICESI

TlHE HIGHEST PREMIUMS WERE AWARDED
i these machines in 1855, at the following
p.t-. .,A T,,ati,,,,.s
, 1861-08-29

DIR L. J. CZtPKAy'S private Medical and sur0,c.I
lhs'ltate y o. sacram niO street. below M,niR,m,,v
opposite the Pacific Mail sttam,hip Comuany. n, =
"n FIahcNSo. The Doctor Offers free cOnsnlintOnp'
q nSKs n" remuneration unless hp feet, n cure
" ihe following letter which emphaticsIly spt, !
ior itself was written by the Dian Of the Faculty n
Pnl"drIphm College If Medicine IN the rdirnfs II :
for publiratiOn; ~" E'"'e~V
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-14
The Slave Trnde in $500.

Up 10 June last some twenty light vessels
sailed for the coast Of Africa. or this mum
Der eight are known TO have landed eefgoes
of slaves, aod eleven have been captured. -
OF the latter one was condemned sold. fitted
out again, and recently landed a cargo in
Cuba. Another was taken TO Florida and
her officers acquitted by d sympathiziug
court. and a third seized by a British war
cruiser, England has spent over two hund-
red million dollars in attempting TO suppress
that ibhuman traffic, and still the South Is
foolish enough to expect sympathy and sup
port from that direction.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-14
Progress of the Disunion Conspiracy.

That there is an organized band Of seces-
sion sympathizt rs in the Northwest conspir-
ing with traitorous iirocaters to drag these
States into a Southern coniederacy,is is no long
,r doubt Tie Cincinnati Gazette las reo
liable lnfogmaion that lhere are agenls Of
the Gulf States in that city, endeHvoring to
create y sentiment amo,g business men favor
able 20 lho establishment Of conGederacy
composed Of the Southern and North western
States. The object is to make Free Trade
the basis OF the conledorscy to cut
off New York, PENNSYLVANIA, New.
Jersey, and all the New England
S ates, which are SO welded TO protective
.aG, These Southern gentleman state that
there are agents of the Gulf States throughout
all the Northwestern States who are making
similar overtures, and that it is their aim TO
spipg the issue soon among the citizens OF
these States. 1t is ful ther averred chat they
have purchased the acquiescence of n daily
paper of Cincinnati, which at the right mo
ment, will proclaim the scheme. and offer it
to our people as the only means left to secure
peace No wonder certain locofoco organs
are so earnestly engaged in the defence Of
Southern rights. There is certainly deep
laid scheme for the overthrow of this Gov
emment.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-14
Cnmmissinnet IInymc.

The President on Friday last, transmitted
to Congress the correspondence between him
solf and the South Carolina commissioner.
The gist Of tho matter issimply proposition
on the part of Carolina to buy Fort Sumter ;
and in case of failure ofnego'ions to take it
by foroc. The President replied that Con
gress alone had the power to dispose of gov.
ernment property, and thus the tom foolcry
ends. II South Carolina feels like pitching
in" now Is her time, Col Hayne has gone
home and will report progress to the Dictator,
when hosIilies may be commenced at any
nOmonL
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-14


Pittsburgh has contributed about 81 800
for the relief of he suffering in Kansas.
The NAVY Department has ordered
into commission Nil tbe war steamers on n war
footing.
The Senate has passed the bill for the
organization of Pike Peak Territory, under
the name of Colorado.
The Texas l. gi,hture passed the ordi.
nance of secession and will submit it to the
vote of the people ON % inst.
Three hundred and fifty U, s troops
have arrived at S.. Louis, TO protect the arse.
nal and custom house at that lace.
Tho Cotton Manufacturers are stirring
in earnest 10 provide a more reliable supply
Of ,hai ma,prjnl than the Southern States are
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-14
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, atty's
Epb. 9th, lS6l--3Ow5$i 0S@
ID o 4 d NO TIC L

Noticeis hereby given to all concerned that petition
will be prcscutpn to the Commissioners of Wood county,
Ohio. at the March session in loGl calling for the es-
hblshug and location OF county road comm 'ncng at
the center post the west section line of twenty light
thence north ON section line between wcnty-cght and
twenty yiue, twenty anl twenty onc sXteon and seven
teen, cigh and nine to mtJrscct the road running
north an there 10 terminate MANY CITIZENS.
Henry TWP Wood Co.,, Ohio, Jan. 30th, ls6l-39w4* =
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-14
~ SHERIFF,s ALE.

A. 7. Widman, ct al, VS. Lucy Rodgers, ct al.
Bv virtue Of an order Of sale to directed and dcv
cred in the above entitled from the Court of Common
Pleas of Crawford county, Ohio will offer for sale at
the door of the Court House in PerrySbmg Wood 90 nty,
Ohio, on the
2Slh day Of February. A. D., 1851,
between the hours of IL O'Clock and O'Clock p M.
of said day. the following lands and cncments situate III
Wood County, Ohio to wit road tract eleven and
twelve Of the Maumee & Western Reserve Road lands,
containing So acres of land more or less.
GE. GUYER, Sheriff
Jam 23d, 1S6l--3Sw5S3 90.