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Liabilities.

Liabilities.
Amount Of Losses adjusted, and due
and unpaid. .....'.... None.
Amount OF Losses incurred ana III oo
process Of adjustment. 49,. l',44o 20
Amount of Losses reported ,on which
no action has been taken..'. Zo,o9o -
Amount ofClaims for Losses resisted ,o-o.
BY the Company. .."'.".. lo'o'f -
Amount Of Dividends declared and oo
due and unpaid. ..........'. DIV w
Amount of Dividends either cash or
d,o ,......... None.
Amount Of Money borrowed........ None
Amount of all other existing claims
against the Company. y..'t''. None
Total amount of Losses, Claims and .
Liabilities. $50 ,oso 43
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
J. MILToN SMITH, Secretary.
Agents for Rock Island, Illinois,
FIELD BLACKBURN,
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NOTICE.

rI'lIE notes, book accounts and papers OF
Mr. julius Schuze, saddier and harness
maker, have been left with me for settlement -
All those indebted to him notified to make
immed Iate payment or cost will be made.
HENRY FlSCHEL, Justice OF the fesce
Rock Island, Dec +, 1861.
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Capital, SjO0,OOO
". SOuTHWORTH, President.
e.. \. SCRANTON, Secretary.
The undersigned having been appointed agents
of the above responsible" companies, are prepared
to insure buildings and their contents alaInst loss
or damage by fire, terms as favorable as any
other responsible company. Losses which these
companies may sustain under Their agency, will
be literally adjusted by the agents here and
promptly paid. Applications tor insurance prom
pity attended to, by
FIELD & BLACKBURN, AGENTS.
Office adjoining the Post Office, Rock Island
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"sEls.sG As 4 ROCK"
PHENIx
OF
HARTFORD.
1862.
sixteenth SEMI Annual statement
-ur ruE--
FINANCIAL CONDITION
Phoenix Insurance Company,
or hartford, CONN,
First Day oi January. is6a.
ASSETS.
cash. >Io5,~2G 81.
Cash on hand and m Bank. ;OO,lg7 5N
Cash 10 the hands Of aud
du" from Arruts',',.,,, '',S"' ~ SIu''>'b -
Real ESTATE, Si7,5o0.
Rc,l estate owned b, the Company. ,sli,yoO 40
loanN, $i5,5iO.
Amount loaned ON M,us.
ages ut Real E,ul"..., 81 600 %
Amount loaned ON pledge
of Bluh SlucNs,,,,,..,' aj,IuO %
Amount loaned, otherwise
secured, 3.liO 90 $40 $40 uu
New York Nanh stocks. sIOI.O3O.
90 shares United States
Trust Company Stoch,
rNW. VA. N,N. VA.
.N.....,,........ 5000 $4,000
200 shares American "a
change BA'k Stock Ny. 10000 10000
200 shares Metropolitan
Bank stock, n. N....,, 10000 ls,i0o
300 shares Manufacturers
and Merchants Bmk
stock, N.l......,... 10000 $1,000
100 shares Continental B'k
stock, y N.......... l1,uOO lI,2Ju
l2S shares Mechanics B'k
Stock, n. N........... lu,IOO 9dIV
800 shares phwnN Bank
Stock, N.l........." 10000 ',VVo
200 shares Merchants EN-
change B'k Stk, y. 10000 N,OuV
100 shares Merchants B'h
stock. y. N.......,,,. I.OuO I,"uu
100 shares Occ.n Bk Si'k,
\. l..,...,,.,,...''. ',"o" ''''"
Hartford Bank stocks, si55.60U.
800 shares Farmers Ncrhnn-
rrs' Bank stock, Hartford. S3o,buo @,i3o
300 shares CITY IN >r'k lllrti'd !o,Ouo '',Ouo
200 shares Ema Bank stock,
Hartford. Td.................. ~U,uuN sVN"N
700 shares phTuIN lnnk Si"'N,
Hartford. rd.....,.,...,,,,.., @u,"Uu I',-V"
200 shares Merchants & Mauu-
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4 RCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPNI,
y New York Authorized caPna, 5000 900,
with large and accunuIatIng surplus.
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EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society, Of
/, The United states. Otllcc, 80 Broadway,
New York. Purely Mutual.--The only Stock
Company N America whose charter requires that
all the profits shall be divided pro rata among the
policy holders.
]. II. KINNEY, Agt, Rock Island
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JIOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New
| ! Haven, Conn. Cash capital, S2oO,0o0. polIcF
holders receive - per cent. Of the nett proHts o.
the business, without mourning any llhW"y' .
Insurcs Buildings, Merchandise, household
Furniture. Rents, Lrase,, ana Other lnsurablc
propcrty, against loss or damage by FIRE.
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JnGllranrc.
FOR CHOICE FIRST CLASS
| II 3 IL L u II Csc ,
ArrN ~
j. w. FsUSOrd.

who has been appointed agent Tor the following
substantial Comp1mrsi
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INTERN Life Assurance SOcie-
| ", Of London. Chct Office for the United
States, II wall St. !. capital, -, 900 ,O0o
Qua lntec Fund, 100000 Deposited with the
rnmntroIl,r of the state Of New York.
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Cash on hand aud ~ Bank. SOO, ,l2i -
Cash 10 the hands of aud
due FROM Arcuts.,,..,., i3,S"" 10 SlO',N9b ~
Real Estate. Si;.5OO.
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Beautiful Prayers.

The prayers arn beautiful that reach the ear
OF God The Grvcnt prayer Of the rightcou-
man uvailcrh much, aud Is beautiful. The
urtter Of thp widow and the iatherless, whu
have no helper, il heautInl. The prayer oi
he int,ut, who takes Gols promise in his mois,,
implicit griap, NJ he does hi1 mothers hand, IL
beautiful The PRAYER OF the lowy saint, unIet-
tered mud nngrimmitc,l, is beautiful The prayer
Of IL" poor nm, when God heard him aud deliv.
cred him out of al hl trouhles,' WAS beau ilnl.
The prayer Of The publican who smpte upon hi-
breast aod said, &C ID br mcrciiul TO me sin
nrr, was benu'iui. The prayer Of stephen, when
AMID tha 7,orrn oi s.nncs be rrird ~. before he
" cll asleep" "L4y not this sin TO their charge"
wa betu'ilnl There is grammar aud Ihe'-
oric OF heaven; but IL Is foreign 10 the culture OF
the world. The cour,iprs theirs w"ar "wcddng
gsrmonts," anl they spr L 'hr celestial laugusOc
10 tire ewes that are bhnd"d with the clay and
dust ut our e,rLhly rO ,dstcad1 We cannot nl-
ways discern III fashion, OF heaven There rs
a ilippery that sometimes cdm4 to he the garb
deviur, hut is mcrc L,usrl There il un ,x-
celirncy of -precr" which IL sinrgrn and muokcry
in the ear OF q id. There il snuudug "bria,
aud tuklmg cymbh h"--mero clitter, aud not
music 1T ali. There are "br,tifu praycrs" that
urc uulrycly aud uhomiuabC b. fore the Searcher
OF hrarta
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The Mother,

AROrNp the tdet Oi Uuca nu'hcr, the mind
oI II m,n clinss with ioud nil,c ibu. H. is thr
first deep thopght stamped upon our infant
hcarls, when yet soft aud c,piblc OF receiving
the most p oiound ,mprcsslons and ali the NltGr
i,clings Ui the world are more or less lcht it,
comparison. | do no, know that even III our
Old ago we do no. look bncl TO that ieciiug M
the swcctcst We have through life Oar pts.
sions aud wll'ulncs9 may lead ~ far from the
object oi our ftl, 1--we; we learn even TO pain
her heart, to oppose hrc wisncs, to violate her
command; We my become wild, hesdstroug
aud angry AZ her clI s1l4 or opposition; but
when death haa illcd her monii0ry voice, nnd
nothing but calm memory remaina TO iecalir-
uhtc her virtues ana good deeds, affection,
like Apwer beaten 10 the ground by II pssr
storm, r,Sra up her head aud smiles among
her tears. Around hc idea. ns we have said,
the mind clmg1 with loud all .ction; and even,
when the earlier period OF our loss forces nem-
ory to be silent, mucy takes the place of our re-
mamhcrance, aud rwine9 the image OF our de I'd
parent with guh,l oC graces and beautier
and virtues which "c doubt no, that she
possessed.
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FrAn of ptAru--Thrrc are persons whose
dread of death il 80 intense that they cannot
cDin} ito. They are vhiuly told that it is IRA
riond 20 ho cuununlily di>qncued about an
even. common to al, Npd that cannot be avcrted
Because IL il inevitable they shudl,r aud turn
pale a. the thoNGht al i. TINS morbid fcar oi
tho change i- not coniUcd TO tho.c who
have mnH cn'e lor apprehension. IL is sh red
hy mnay whose couscieuccS are void ot ofcnse
Even ptous m2u ar, snmc'incs haunted bv =
'ague horror oi the uuivcrsrl do ~; and H.
come eases their terror takes tho rm OF
mania, aud ! = victlms throw thrmvrIvr1 un.
hidrn mo the arms ni the spec re-. ~ il drswu
e. irs dread emhr ,cr hv Irresistible fascination,
rnc best m 't.od of de dug with thia ghtstit
'ocm Of hyp, p,chondr;,sis, il not to aIt,ck u
w"h reason and ph l'sophy, since the sum .,
all that logir eco ssy upm the subj O. IL the
hhc'nc,ci nei.m. that what oauuot hc pr
vented shOiid or faced mIuiuliy. tn. prum.
i-rs Of the Go'pI, underS n,ud,uGly and rru- =
fully 'c,d ard spntnl, rs the ouly p,naceA for
-prh glcouy io'rhod".s.
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BOWLING GREEN, OHIO,
HENRY Il. COSTAR.
Principal Depot No. isa Broadway, n. Y

NEW INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC" President
" Lincola', Grand March," with his vignette
Music 10y llelmSmulrr, leader of 22d Regiment
Band, price 40 ceuts. "Our Generals Quickstep,
with vignettc uf 30 oi our Generals music by
GIaioll', leader of the 7h Regiment Band, 90 cents
The seven Sons Galop" Laura Kecne Waltz, 80
cents each, "Comet SchOiiiScl," 80 cents all by
Bah'r. Music Box Galop," 10y Herring, 35 cents.
" Union Waltz" In Grana, 25 cents. "Nolmterr
Plka,' Guldbock, Is cents. esprit Polka ""Gtn-
cral Scots Farewell Grand March" 25 cents each.
ParkhUg>t's "SAr SPargled Banner" Brilliant
variations by l'rut. Gull. 40 cents. All of which
ar1 pronounced 10y good Judges to be fine produc-
tinns.
NEW VOCAL Music will be true to
theei" a. penny tor Your thoughts r" Little
denny now:" aud "Why have my loved ones
gone" 10y Stephen c. Foster Shall we know
each Other there" by the Rev. Il. Lowry. pleas
ant words for all by J. Roberts. There is a
beautiful world" by |. NJ. lIc'meS. These songs
will be- very popular. Price 25 cents each mailed
free. Shall W Nnnw each other there ?" is pub
lishod in cheap form ar chors and SUNDAY -schnos;
price 3 c,uis each, 25 uts a dozen, 81 per 100
postage ! cent. Published bv
HORACE WATERS,
Agent Nn 49, Gr a lt,.., y -
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
" THE PEARL MILLS

With new and improved machinery, are now in
the most perfect condition to do your grinding OF
all kinds, in the best mnner, al the shortest no.
uee. With many years experience in the business,
tue nest OF paehnery and experienced and com
peieni millers. We will uot CAD 10 give good saus-
faction To all who may C,yor us with their patron
age. And while We gratefully acknowledge the
generous patronage extended us during the pas,
many year'' We assure you no effort shall b. spared
to merit continuance OF your Cavors.
~ The highest market price at all times paid
Tor Wheat. DICKS 4 JOHNSON,
Ssu' ASsass p&s ~. AZ. '6s.
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MA II 0 o =:
vi HOW LOSTl HOW RESTORED

Just PM!jsbtG, "a Il S'oiod EirclQr Price 6 GR@,
4 L"ciuie an the hatuFc, rrcatment aud
Radical cure of Sperm s,orrhea or seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and
mpe,meuls ~ Marriage, generally, NERVOUSNESS
Cunsumptiun. Epilepsy and Fits Mental lni Ply
steal lnepacity, resulting frum Self-Abusc, Sc
Ry ROBT. j, CCLNERMELL, NJ. d., Author o
the " Green Rok," &c.
The world-r,nuwGed author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves trum his own experience
tba! the awful cons queuceS SELF Abuse may b.
chtctu lily Removed Without mediciu.. and without
dangerous surgical operate MS bougies, instruments
rings az c,rdlas, 10 hitting out mode at cum al
once certain and rhecul, by which every Suti, rcr
no matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately, aud radically This
lecture will prove u boon to thousands aud thou
sands.
Sent under seal, in Plain envelope, to any ad-
dress on tlc receipt nt six cents, or two Postage
stamps, 10y addressing
DR CHAS G KLINE,
~! RswsSy. New foyks Post oGCs Box SSss,
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MEDICINAL.
A Az surLERs TAEE NorlcE.
THE GnEAr rNlnN sAvER


The enforcement of the laws aud the free use By
the people OF that wonderful soothing Balm,
PhRNf DAVIS Nn-ErsBLh PAIN
KILLER
THE GREATEST FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE.
Every volunteer or mess should have bottle, in
case Ut sudden attacks of disease.
TAKEN INTERNALLY, it cures sore throat sud
den colds coughs &c,, weak stomach, general
debility, nursing sore mouth, canker. liver com
PAINT dyspepsia or indigestion, cramp and pain
in thr stomach. bowel complaint. painters collie,
Asiltc cholera, diarrhpa and dyscntcry.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY, cures fecns boils and
old sOrf's, severe burns and scalls, cu,s bruises
AMI sprains. swelling OF the joints, ringworm and
tetter. biok.n breast, FRI sted feet and chilblans
to"thaclle, pain in the face, neuralgia and rhcu-
mttism
PAIN KILLER taken internally should be aduI-
tcrated with milk or water and sweetened with su.
gar IL desired, or made into syrup with mulasses
For a cough, "A few drops ON sugar eaten will be
moro eilctudl than anything else. For sore throat
gdrgl' the throat with mixture of Pain Killer and
water, and the relief is immediate and cure posi-
tive.
1t should not be forgotten that the Pain Killer il
equally as good taken internally as used external
" Each bottle is wrapped with full directious for
its use. ''
-. Please read the printed directions. The Pain
Nier IS bY universal consent allowed to have won
lor tS'ii reputation unsurpassed in the history of
medical proportions. Its instantaneous effect in
the cntlre eradication and extinction of pain in all
rs various 'tlns iuc lent to the human family, and
the unsolicited written and verbal TESTIMONY of tbe
masses in its favor, have been and are its own best
advrrtiS mrnt.
NrrICE TO DEALERS IN PAIN KILLER -Theuame
AMI trade mark 90 pain Killer" belongs exclusive
" to the prupret0rs OF this medicine That right
has been sustained hy courts of law, aud any per
Sn ,uund selling article of tliat maine not man.
uiacturet by Perry Davis Son. will be prosccu-
ted. The Pain Killer is sold by all respectable
druggists throughout tn United States and in for
eign countries. rice 25c, soc. and 81 per bottle
}. y. HARRIS 4 CO., Cincinnati. Ohio,
FropreturS for Southern and Western States
Sold toy Peck Hamilton, Pcrr.vsburg; s. L.
lBoughlon, Bowling Green; +. Roesinger, Freedom,
ihos. Taylor " Son, New Westfeld; DIR. S. A.
smith Portage; Al. Gardner 4 Co. ,Gilead C. West
Toledo. 6ui9
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4 PPRECIATED BY ALL WHO USE n
PUPTEY 2JIE BLO0D
DIR. WEAVER'S CANKER AND SALT RUEUAI
SNRTTp

FOR THE CURE OP
Canker, Salt Rhrum. Ery,inrIos ScrornIors D;,-
eases. Cutancon, Fruptions, Sore Eycs nmJ or,
cry k.nl Of di.e,sg .in,r ii,,,n IN ;n,,,,ro
state of thn blood ria mns' ",: ,,ii
blood purifier of the Ninptaonth
C,utirv
II is the presentation of mn cduc,to5 b;oio,
and all who ar, afflicted win anv or ths H., H."
eases should us, il ,yithnnt J'i Iii a;,so
the disease from In, syst m and ,yiar nnc, cnt an
the skim u few npp.icatons OF DR. Wna~.r;s C,rotn
or Ointment and ynu viii Eoye a ,nr'narer, c,ro
The Crratr has nr,vnJ its,if %, H., ,h i. ~;
ment ever nyent, and whsrn onca ,Snd H'ha IL
cr been known to fail of eiI.cting nernanent cnra
of old sores letter and rinaworn xc,ij had oh;I
blains ana frost bites b7rh,r,s tch chaMad M
cracked hands or ips, blotcLes or nimnips m tha
face and :or " F''P'>' va NV
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES
The C,ratc is the only thing reouired 10 cnre II
should be krpt in t. bomSn of sy.r f,n,i,, o d"
Road the following Letter from thc most reliable
authority and nnv nrrs,n fr,i,
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Sll RRN WINE BITTERS

II you are debilitltcd and require a strengthen.
lGg remedy. you have il in the Sherry Wine Bitters
~ your bowels are derauged, the regulator is IN,
Sherry Wine Bittcrs 80 '''N
II you lose your appetite by which Won ,,,;I, coo,
become feeble and Frustrated, the Sherry Wine Bit.
t2rS Is your remedy, when every other fails Thcse
bittcrS will remain your friend in uffliction and re.
stOr" You To health.
Thcy are prepared by an educated physician. n nd
the merits are IN the preparation itself and not in
newspaper pultrg on which a great many medi.
cnrs are soil. The Sherry Wine Bitters are mn,
up in bottles holding pint, at 7jc ana can be re-
ducvd iuiIy onc-hrf by water, and then be as
strong and riicaci 'us as any other Bitter pnf mn
and offered for sale. VI
For many years the Sherry Wine Bitters have
'''N >' an hrld by the people in great estima
tion N the New England States, AMI New England
p'4rp!1 III the W IT generally know their value
II Is now aHuut four wears since their first intro
duction into toe Western tates, and in tbnt shnrt
time they have become KNOWN ami ApPRrCI ,TED in
almost every town an village of thc West: from
Minnesota, Michigan. Wisconsin and all the West
clh ant N"rth-wtstein States, the demand is un-
prectdehted Tor any similar preparation, and when
once used in family they becum. the standard
remedy, always key on hand
The sherry Wine Bitt'rs are used and recon-
nl.naeu ny many OF the leading physicians in the
ITS pronounce them Invaluable.
-. As remedy Mg 'inst fever and ague they work
IKE Il c,ain. We receive daily evidence of their
good ehtctS. 1t would scarcely b. possible to de-
wise any Oltt2is. or even series ol them, which
c"uil do So much good for mankind as DR.. Rich
aris"n.s Sherry Wine Bitrrs. The benefit they
nave distributed among the million can be traced
IN numh rless instances. They are certainly the
"BlttcrS oT our OWL times"
run particulars accompany each bottle They
are sol 10y medicine dealers generally. Price, &c.
per boile.
}. y. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
fropnetoiS OF tha Western and Southern States. to
whom address all orders
;, H"id by Peck x Hamilton, Perrysburg; 5. l.,
norghton. Bowling Green: +. RDrsinger, Freedom:
hos. Taylor Il S,n New W,stfiaii DR.. s, A..
West, Toledo. GmI2
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UsE oF SwEET ArrLEs.--a sweet apple, sound
aud fsir, has i deal of saccharinc in its compo.
siion. IL is therefore nuuiou,; Tor sweet npprs
raw, WILL Eat cattle horses pigs, sheep, and
poultry. Cooked sweet apples will fat" ch,l
dren, and make grown pcoplo .Rcshg tat not
being polite word IA applied o grown per
sous. Ch jrcu being more Of the animal than
grown fJlH'' we are nos so ftstldiOus in th il
cias, heatiOn. Bat 10 the matter N Il lestion. Iu
every good farmers house who ha- an orchard
,ked sweet apples are Hn "in3tiu,ion" IN their
season. Every body from the toddling baby
holding up by hi4 f,thcr's knee children ave
decidedly hou-hold cOmmudiiy-away back
to our royer,ni grandmo her" in her rocking
cnair, loves them. No swrrtmpats smorhcrcd
in sugar are half no good, 10 aroma OF desolved
confectionery Ia half 20 simple as the soIr
pulp, Ge-h ofa we'll b, ,ked apple, of the right
kind, II is good in milk, with bread. IL in
good on your plate, with breakfast, dinner, or
supper--wc d0n't "tukc tea" at our house
Prajcje Farmer.
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farm aud Household.
Pgcpare for spring Gardening.

From the American Agriculturst.l
SJtiag work in the garden is by most farmers
left TO be done az leisure intervals between the
more extensive operations oi putting in the
field crops. It oftea occurs that, from press OF
business. much that should he done IN this i'm
portant dep prtmont is neglected or slighted, be
cause the leisure is not found, and as cousc-
onence there is but poor show Of vegetables
throughoui the season, an1 these always lac
Something may be done during this month Of
November toward early gardening in Spring
At this tine most OF the vegetable crois have
been secured, and there is sometime to work IT.
the soil II It be wet, draining now will pre-.
pare it Tor plowing next yeor before the folds
are ready to DO worked II draining be i'm.
practicable, blowing aud sibsoiling will greatly
improve II. Trcnchng, especially on heavy
soils and working in plenty OF coarse manure or
muck, will greatly ameor,te heavy soils.
good coat OF manure or muck, will greatly
amelipra'e heavy soils A good coat OF manure
plowed in nov, ready to be lightly crossplowed
aud thus thoroughly mixed with the coil IN
Spring, will give good rich tilth.
Now is the beat tune to set asparagus and
rhubarb roots, two indsptnsables in every fam
ily garden. II old roots are proUur, d, they viii
yield at least q pwtal supply ior the table mex
Spring, and much time will he gained in their
growth Though late, strawberries will live and
thrive il trnnspautcd with care Immediately
They may yield but little next season, hut the
work will be done, and when the irrrt docs
come, you will feel abundauty repaid for the
labor Blackberrics, rAspbcrrcs, ourranrs, etc
may all bc put in place, also lew dwarf pear
trees, if there be space. These trees require
much care to produce we'll but every cullivator
will soon find them his especial pets iu the gar
den
And the grape vines. Have you n full supply
Do not let the Fail pass Nirhou securing en"ugh
for plentiful family use. These aud the Gu
rants, gooscherrc1 and dwarf peats, will bc
benefited by spreading coarse manure ub0ur
them ~ t'r NJ the ROOFS extend. Tho winter
rains will cary much oil it into the SOIL where
IL viii be ready Tor use by the roofs in Spring /
Finally now s tho time 10 build or repair the
fcuccs, gro', trel!ises, etc, A coat Of paint, or
even VIII tcwash, wOGld add fifty per cent IN up
petranco TO many garden enclosure, iu add. |
tion to its value in preserving the fence
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TME MORACE WATERS PIAN0ES.

NIELOpEONS, ALEXANDER ORGANS. and
vi 4. GILBERT x cos celebrated .EOLlAN
PlANOES are the finest Instruments for parlors
and churchesnu in use large aSSortment can
by seen at the new WarelOOms, iSI broadway.
between Grant agd lirom streets, which will be
Sold at eX remely low prices. raGooa. Aelodenns,
frm Sundry makers. Second hand PianocS and
Melodeons AT grea; bargains prices from % to loo
dollars. Sheet music, music b0oks, and ell kinds
of music merchandise at war prices
mol HORACE WATERS, Agent.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-05
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Many ol the tunes and HYMNS are written pr, S.
ly for this volume. It will soon be us p pu,,t as
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--ouiStripping amy SUNDAY School book at It's size
issued in this country. Also, both volumes are
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