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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-23
farm and NullsrIulG,
From the Country Gcntlcman.l
BARNARD LNRICS,

M perfume rich The farmer knows,
As that which from TIE bnrnyHrd blows
care not what the chemists teach,
What Iohnstons write or licbirs preach,
Through volumes tie. p in lore profound,
Ammnni,, aud thc kindred round
From childhood up I've noted we'll
lust how btruvprd ought 10 smell
Not Ike the winds from Ccylon blown,
not the crisp ciNct from Cologne,
Nur that loo1c tn stiNc man
Nv our strange brethren FROM Japan
But potent, rich, and vet subucd
An udur neither sharp nor rude
Or tolling straw the Wholesome scent,
Or horse aud COW the full fcrmcut
With roofing pigs by vigorous nout
To toss tho unctuuus mass about.
! know what helps the farmers get
From n mere spoonful uf doudrolic;
know what odd, mysterious shapes,
From superphosphntc down to Mapc',
Tho modern helps to farming take,
Aud keep myserto all awake
From ground ring crabs with irightinl claw,
To Allen, Lodi, Rhods and Baugh
/ doubt no good may chance to come,
Indeed my cr-ps have met with some
] know the chemists will propuund
A bag of bones when finely ground,
AS good ON land, il rich or poor,
As full wagon Of manure;
They may be right thcy may be wrong,
Ny faith will still continue strong,
That hc whose ardor nc'Cr abaics,
And his own bnrnyard Cutivntr1,
With muck aud sods aud stalks and straw,
And dripping heaps from thriving knr,
Will 10 his hungry falows draw
All that the chemist can conibinc.
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NOTIrtNG that is not wholesome, genial and rcstor-
atiye in its nature enters into the composition Of lO
sTITTER'S STOMACH BIrrEBs. This popular prcpa-
ration contains no mineral of any kind. no deadly
botanical element, no fiery cNcitnt; but it is COM
hiuatiOn of the extracts of bIiSdmic herbs and
plants with the purcst and mildest Of all dlusiye
siimul1nts.
II is well to be forcarmed against disease, and, SO
far as the human system can he protected by human
means against maladics cngendcrcd by an unWholc-
some atmosphere, impure water and other external
causes, lIOsTETTEE's BIrTERs may be relied on as a
safeguard.
In districts infested with Fever aud Aguc, it has
been found nrllbe as preventive and irresistible
as n remedy, and thousands who resort to it under
apprehension Of an attack, escape the scourgc; and
thousands who neglect to avail themselves OF It's
protective qualities in advance, are cured hy very
brief course of this marvellous medicine Fever and
Aguc patients after being piled with quinine for
months in vain, until fairly saturated with that dam
gcr1us alkaluid, not unItcqueutly restored to
health within few days by the use of HOSTErTER's
DITTERs.
The weak stomach is rapidly invigoratcd and the
appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic and hence
il works wonders in cases Of Dyspepsia and in less
confirmed forms OF Indigestion. Acting as gentle
and painless aperient, as well as upon the liver, II
also inv ariaby relieves the Constipation supcrin-
duccd by irregular action of the digestive and sccrc-
tive organs.
Persons of feeble habit, liable to Nervous Attacks
LoWncss OF Spirits, and Fits of LanguOr, find prompt
.
mony on this point most conclusive, and from bot
. sexes.
The agony of Bilious Collie il Immediately as
suaEcd bva single dose of the stimulaut, and by uC.
casionay resortiug to it. the return OF the complaint
may be prevented.
As a General Tonic HosTrTfERs BITTrRs pro
ducc effects which must be experienced or witnessed
before they can be fully appreciated. In cases o
Constitutional Weakness, Premature Decay, auC
Debility and Decrcpitude arising from Old Age, il
exercises the electric influence. In the GONZALES
cent stages OF all diseases it operates as delightful
invigorant. When the powers ofnaturc are relaxed
il operates to reinforce and re-CstabiSh them.
Last but not least, it is THE ONLY SAFE STN
LIANT, being manufactured from sound and mnocu
ous Materials and entirely free from the acid Gle
ments present more or less in all the ordinary toncs
and StomachiC5 of the day.
Nutduuv medicine has been so universally. and
/ it may be truly added, DEsERvEDLY popular will
the intelligent portion Of the community, as llO
/ sTErrERs BIrTERS.
| Prepared by HOSTETTER & SMITH,
Pttshurg, Penn.
/ Sold by all Druggists, Groccrs and S,orckccpert
i pVyIyyl here. 2IZX
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF

HUMAN MISERY, just published, in Sealed
Envelope. Price, Six Cents. lecture on the
Nature, Treatment and Radical Cure Of Seminal
Weakness, or Spcrmatorrhea, induced by Self
Abuse Involuntary Emissions, Impotcncy, Nerv-
GUS Debility, and lmpedimentS to Marriage gener-
ally Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and
PHYSICAL lncapacity, &c.--By ROB. ]. CULVER
WE'LL, VI, D., Author of the Green Book, &c.
The world renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of Self Abuse may be
clectualy removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougicS iHstru-
mentS, rings, or curdialS, pointing out mode ui
cure al once certain and etltctual, by which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be- may
/ This lccuV viii prove boon 70 thousands and
| thousands.
/ Sent under seal in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, ON the receipt OF SIX cents, or two pasta gc
stamps, by addressing the publishers,
] iiyl CHAS. !, e. KLINE 4 CO.,
/ l2' Bowery New York, Post once Box, 1855,
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Sabbath a.radiug.
TIIE UNSEEN BATTLEFIELD.

THE UNSEEN BATTLEFIELD.
There Us IN unseen battle field
In every human hrcasL
Where two opposing forces meet
Aud whore they seldom rest,
That Goll is hil from mortal sight
'li only .rru 10y one
Who know alone uhrrr victor, hr,
When each days lght IS douc.
One array clusters strong ud fierce,
Their chief of domun form,
ILL.,, brow H. llko thc thunder cloud,
His voice tho bursting strlm.
liz captains. Pride, aud Iut and Hate,
Whose troops watch night and day,
Swin to detect the weakest point,
Aud thirstug from the fray.
Contcnding with this mighty force
j. but u little pand
Yet there with an unquniling 'front.'
Those warriors firmly stand.
Their leader /, Of God-lkc form,
OF cuuntCuance serene;
And glowing on his naked breast
a simple cross Is seen.
Ill~ CItltNlUNf lNltll' Nll'i ll'l'G "lii i''''f
Point Ia that wonderous sign
And uing ON it, all receive
Strength from Il source divine.
They feel II speaks glorious truth,
truth rs gIcat ~ sure,
Thut to be yiCtors they must learn
To love, Conidc, endure.
That faith sublime in Widest strife,
lmuartS holy calm;
Far every deadly blow a shield,
For every wound u balm.
And when they win that battlefield,
Past toll is quite forgot;
The plain where carnage once had rciEncd,
Becomes h.dluwcd spot.
The spot where flowers Of joy and peace
Spring from the fertile sod,
Aud breathe the perfume of their praise
On cyory breeze to God.
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Conflicting theories,

There arc many questions in agriculture
that are not vet 7clilod indeed, more than
any other field of investigation. Accord
inrly this avooaton, instead of being bar
rcn in subjects of thought and profound
study, il rich III topics for investigation,
That ought to he attractive to the scholar.
We aro reminded OF this fact III taking MP
single copy of an agricultural Journal, and'
noticing the conflict OF opinion among iiS
contributors in reference TO some compare
tivoly small, though by no means unimpor-
FAINT matters.
LARGE AND SMALL roTATo sEtD.
For example, ono writer recommends
the planting of large sized potatoes To in
sure largo crop, and gives an rN-
pertinent in which he realized II yield OF One
fifth moro than from small potato seed. IT
this he 80, it IL certainly wise to pIaut
large seed
But the editor appcnds to this com
iruication some experiments Of his own in
which his small seed brought him a fair
crop, while that from his larger potatoes
was almost failure. If this experiment
can he rolled upon, it would he decidedly
unwse to waste about II bushels of good
potatoes, worth now as many dollars when
tho small rotatocs that are worth nothing,
will bring hotter crop. Tho following is
his account of tho experiment;
We purchased barrel OF Maine potatoes,
amongst which were a rumhcr of cxtraor-
dnary size. These were all selected and
planted in rows, potato FOR potato, with
very small ones, from my own stock. The
TincB ot tho large ones grew most luVtri-
anti, giving promise, rs we supposed, ot n
bouuti(nl crop. Tho vines of the smaller
ones. though healthy looking and vigorous,
woro completely ovcrshadowcd 10y thrir
larger neighbors. Both wcro planted ON
The same day, and both dus at tho samc
time. From the small seed we had a fair
crop of fine sized potatoes, while from tho
large, wo did not obtain single potato
hrgor than good sized hulcd walnut,
aud worry few at that Tho extraordinary
luxuriancc of tho vincs of tho largo pota.
toes, wo attributed to the greater amount
of nourishmcnt afforded 10y the extra size
"f the seed but failed in arriving at any
correct conclusion III regard to tho cause
OF the failure in the crop. Many years ago
when potatoc culture formed no small por
ton of our spring, summer, and fail work
the smallest potatoes wcro invariably SO.
lectcd 9or necd, and when poor yield WAS
the result tive cause could readily hc traced
not to tho duinutivo character oi the seed
but to the soil or situation.
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GUAR FIELD FGNcE.--A good AMI suM.
cient field fence can he made with fifteen
inches in width of boards, or fifty rods of
fence to the thousand feet of boards Set
the posts, and nail the first board nine
inches from the ground; then mako
the spaces five, six, seven and ten
nchcs five boards, three inches each in
httccn inchcs now turn mrrow
six inches deep toward the ieucc on each
side. This brings thc earth Within thrco
inches of the bottom board, uud adds six
inches TO the height Of the fence, measuring
from tho bottom ol the turrow, aud the
ditch or bauS makes it very mhandy for
animals TO get al the fence. This makes
ieuco four feet ten inches high
have several. hundred rods OF such fence
The first Was built five years ago. 1t hls
proved perfectly safe and sufficient against
cattle that arc unruIy 1t was not rackct
Ny the wind like fence Of wider boards
Fourtcen-feot boards, with one post in the
middle, takes a less number of posts, and
makes as good fence as twelVes. have
used white oak boards at about twelve
dollars per thousand, and swamp oak split
posts at four cents each. -GeasSSec Farmer
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PRrrARING SON ron GNHnENs. There
arc several reasons why the soils of gar.
dons should be madc better than irr orlm.
ary farm crops.
J. Most OF tho products of gardens are
OF succnleut nature or will otherwise
hcarhgh feeding; such ms garden roots in
general, plants whose leaves furnish food,
RS lettuce cabhagcs Ne, or those which
produce large and succulcut fruits, a. Gu
Gumbcrs melons. sqdashcs. g..
2. AS nearly all garden crops are the I'M
mediate food of man. wlulc many farm crops
arc only tho courscr food OF animals, great
er caro- end skill may properly loo applied
in bringing tho former forward To Il high
dogroc Of perfection.
2. The great amount of family supplies
which may ho obtained from half aero
garden, provided tho best soil is prepared
FOR their growth renders it matter of equal
Importance ami economy TO give tho soil
the worry best preparation.
II rarely happens that there is much Sc,
lection 10 he made IN soils as we find them
in nature, for gardening purposes, unless
particular attention is given 10 tho subject
of choosing u site for II now dwelling. Gcn
orally, we have to take tho laud as We find
1t, Unless, therefore we happen to iiud il
in the best manner, tho principal means
for making apo"icct garden soil, are drdja
ing, treHctiy tn,d mdHMrieJ.- Iaauu
Register:
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WASH CURES
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages, At little Expense.
Little or no change in dict. No Inconvenience.
AND so ENUosURE,
ItcauSos q frequent desire aul gives strength to
UrinatC, thereby Removing DISTINCTIONS, Prevent
ing and Curing Structures Of the Urcthra, allayng
Pain and Inflammation, so frequent in this class of
diseases, and Npclling all Poisonous Diseased and
worn-out Matter.
TuoUs NNps UroN THOUSANDS WHO HAVE BEEN
THE VICTIMS or QuACHs, and who have paid HEAVY
FEES To bc cured in short time, have found they
were deceived, and that the "TOTSuN" has, by the
use of POWERFUL AsrRINGENTs," been dricd up in
the system, Ia break out in an aggravated form,
and PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Use IIELMBoIps EXTRACT BUCUU for all atltc-
tiouS and Diseases of the URINARY ORG ANS whether
existing in MALE or FEMALE, from whatever cause
originating, and no matter of HOW LoNG STANDTNG.
Diseases Of these Organs require the aid Of A
DIURETIC; HEiMBOLp'S EXTRACT BUCuU Is TuE
GREAT DIURErIc and is certain to have the desired
effect in all Diseases for which il is recommended,
Evidence Of the most reliable and responsible
character will accompany the medicine.
Price 81 per Bottle, or six Eor S5'
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
observation.
DTScRBE SYNrroMs ~ ALL COMMUNICATIONS,
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis
Address letters ,nr information to
II, u. .IIELNsOLD, Chemist,
lni South Tru,h street, bel. Chcsuut, Phild.
HELMBOLp'S Medical Depot,
| uELMBOLU'S Drug and Chemical Warehouse
aOi broadway, New NOrlS.
| BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTERS AND IN
! pGlNCIPIEB DEALERS, who euioayUr % dis
7 pose cot thcir own and Other' ag,icyS, on IN,
I reputation attained by
| Il.lwh0Is Genuine lryYratinrs.
llrlmhp't's Genuine Ey'rac. HUchu.
lI.mbalJs Genuine Extract Salsapar;,a.
l,lmhhls Genuine Improved Rose " ash.
SIdh hy all Druggists everywhere,
/ ASK ypB HElNEolnS TAXI 40 OTHER
Gu v0t ta- Advertisement and send lort.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
.21zsI
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PATENT llEN WALKER-- Some man, from
a considerable distance down East, has in
vented what he calls tho Patent, Never
Failing Garden.Proscrver or Hen Walker, ,"
the effects of which wc should like TO see
;rjed in certain locality. Il consists o( q
small instrument something like a spur on
y considerable lNnger, that is attached Ia
tho hens leg, pointing at AN angle of forty.
hve degrees toward ohe ground. When
the ben, with this instrument ON her legs
enters tho garden IN tho spring after the
seeds, she puts her ioot forward To scratch
the walker catchcs IN tho ground and for
eos her forward and thus shc is walked N
her ehoIts to scGatch, entirely out OF the
garden.
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Tho last, best fruit which comes to late
per oction even il the kiudlieSt soil is ten.
dcrncss toward tho hard, forheararce to.
ward tho uuiorhearins, warmth of heart
toward the cold, aud philanthropy toward
the MisAmthrnuic. .-Lsll PnM
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lr is characteristic Of the Gospel that 1t
lays down the fundamental principles of
righteousness, and insists that tho Disciple
Apply and carry them out cvory moment OF
his life.
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Is the old temples, oravular revelations
were received IN sleep. A great many
people seem 10 seek tor oracuar revelations
~ the Same condition IN onr modern
churches
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"JOY TO THE WORLD"
THE INTRODUCTION CT
PERRY DAVIS PAIN-K

THE INTRODUCTION CT
PERRY DAVIS PAIN-KILLER
To the SUFFERING Humanity OF this age, has relieved
one thing that can be named,
IT IS A "BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"
oar Physicians use It, and recommend its use the
Apothecary nuds it first among the medicines called
FOR, and the Wholesale Druggist considers it leading
article Of his trade. All the Dealers in medicine speak
alike in its favor; and its reputation Medicine Of
great Merit and Virtue, is fully and permanently estab
lishCd, and it is the
GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE.
Every Volunteer Mess should have bottle In case
of sudden attacks Of disease.
TAKEN INTERNALLY IT CURES:
Sore Throat Sudden Colds Coughs, etc.. Weak stom.
ach, General Debility, Nursing Sore Mouth, Onnkcr,
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Ind. .estion, Crnmp and
Pain in the Stomach Bowel Complaint, Painters Collie,
/ Asiatic Cholera, Diarrhca and Dysentery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY CURES:
Fcons Boils and Old Sores Severe Burns and scalds,
Cuts, Bruises and Sprains Swelling Of the Joints.
Rugworm and letter, Broken Breast Frosted Feet and
Chbains, Toothache Pain in the Face, Neuralgiannd
Rheumatism.
Pain Killer taken internally, should be adulterated
with milk water. and sweetened with sugar If desr
ed, or made into syrup with molasses. Fora
COUGH AND BRONCHITIS,
few drops sugar. eaten will he more effective than
any thing else For SORE THROAT, garglc the throRt
with mixture OF Pain Killer and water, and the relief
/ is immediate and cure positive.
1t should not I've forgotten that the Pain Killer Is
equally good - cake internally to externally
Each bottle is wrapped with full directions for its
Sold by Peck Il Hamilton, Perrysburg; II. Bur
/ riu Maumee City; a. j. Gardner d Co., Gilcad ;
/ \. L. jerome, New Westfeld VIM. Buck. Milton
/ Center; DIR. s. a. Smith, Portage, o. lGzz
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THE MOST EFFECTIVE BLOOD PURIFIER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.

The writer Of the following letter Peter Smith, Esq,
is wClhnOwn and respected citizen of Vernon Co,
Wisconsin, and father Of -. G. Smith, Esq Editor and
Proprietor of the EXpositOr," the official county
newspaper. The letter came to unsolicited. being
FIRST published in the ENp"sitor." Mr. Smiths desire
being to make SHOWN to suffering humanity the vaua.
bic remedies that had cured him of n disease of %
THE SNN Bous, BLOIt ugs, &C., should at once try
this remedy,
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SNNSoN's IhppLE,-- Samson was on m or
rand of love. llo was interrupted by II
lion, which lac slew; for love is stronger than
any lion. lie gained his suit; but alas.
everything went by contrIrics thereafter.
Tho woman whose love was swcetcr 10 him
than money, betrayed him. She was his
lion, Whcras ON his way to her he found
tlat the bees had possession of tho real
lions carcass, and had it GllcG with honey.
And So, in tho end, the lion was hctter to
him than his wife. But how full of suggcs-
tioms is this incident. Who would have
looked for honey hchiud lions paws?
Whllc he was yet roariuE and striking
at samson, there seemed worry littlo likoli.
hood Of his finding honoyed meal in him.
lmt ii lions bray ely slain yoild such food.
let tllCm 'HCome emhlcmS Tho bee signi-
lies industry in MI nations; and honey is
the very ideal ol sweetness, To-day war is
upon uS. lion is incur path. But, hoiug
h'avcly met in its track industry settles
and We shall yet fetch honey from the car
cNss of war.--H ", Bcrchcy.
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TR substantial accuracy and complete.
ness of a creed is evidenced hy the near.
moss ot the approach of i,s professor 20
the full stature of man in Christ jesus
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Take no more Basam, Mercury, or unpleasant
medicines for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
HELMGoLp's EXTRACT nvCuU AND IMPROVED RosE
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FU NIT u RE.
Our variety of Furniture is complete, and we
will sell it as cheap as it can be bought in Toledo
or elsewhere.
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
Our stock in this limo comprises Stoves Of all the
latest and best patterns, Stove Furniture and full
assortment of Tin Ware, of the best manufacture.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
We are agents for the sale of all kinds Of Agri-
cultural Implements, and Farmers can buy Of us
any thing they desire in this line at Toledo prices
All the above Goods were bought for cash, and
will be sold on the very lowest terms and in guam
titles to suit purcha scrs. We are determined not
to he undersod in any branch Of trade, and respect
fully invite the people of Tonogany and vicinity tc
call and examine our Goods.
CASH PAID FOR GRAIN.
We are ready, at all times, to pay the highest
market price for Grain CASH.
S w WHIrMORE Il co.
Tontogany, October If, 1868. 2iza
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WEBSTER, WISCONSIN, March II, 1868.
Gsay~ Hear what is said of DR.. weaver's Ccra,c

sS|" Hear what is said of DR.. Weaver's Ceratc:
BrrrERvlrrr, WARREN Co., Ohio Jan. 90, le6I.
MrssRs. j. A ia RRIs & Co., CHM, o.
Gents l would say for the interest ard good OF tho
community that Dr. Weavers Cerate is the best Salve
ever introduced in this neighhorhood. 1t has been ap-
led in the worst Of Eryspelas with the greatest
success. One case I will mention, which had been
der treatment OF different Physicians for several years
Dir Wcavcr's Cerate was applied, and in using three
bottles complete cure was accomplished.
Yours Truly, II. l.. RUNYAN.
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lIAlSDW ARE,
TIN AND STOVE STORE.
0'D0N0LD & WORRIES,
GILEAD, OHIO,


vEEP constantly on hand 4 general assortment
IN of Tin aud Japlnncd Ware, Wooden Ware,
aud AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS consisting
pr Mowers, R'aporS, Horse -Rakes Grain Cradles,
ScythcS aud Srtthes, Drills, Corn Shelters, Hoes,
RakoS Steel Flows of various patterns, Corn Plows
aud CultivatorS.
IRON Of all kinds, and general stock Of
UARUW ARE.
Our stock of STOVES includes the Royal Oak,
King Improved, statesman -SomCthing new ani
superior, Volunteer, ComPeor, and all the popular
Stoves Of the day.
Our PARLOR and PARLOR COOK STOVES
are Of the best quality, flush and pattern, aud We
invite eur friends to call and look at them before
purchasing clsywhcrc.
Wcwil exchange our Goods for Cash, Old Cop.
per- Old lyou, Rags, aud
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
"Rcady pay being ,ac order Of the day.
Cl,Aj. o, August 5, 1868. li.I
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FEW TALES-FEMAL ALES-FENTALES

In many affections peculiar 20 Females the EN-
TRACT BUCUU is uuequacd by any other remedy,
as in ChloroSis or Retention, lrrcgulrity, Painful
ness or Suppression Of customary excavations, tl-
Ceratcd or Scirrhous state ut the Uerus, I.ouchOr-
rhUa or Whites Stcrity, and for all complaints in
cidcnt to the scX whether arising from lndscretion,
Habits of Dissipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
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DIR. WEAVER'S
CERATE AND SALT RHEUM SIRUP.

MARVELLOUS CrRC.T do not now. ever did, believe
in or patrOn2c the humbug medicines that throrg
cry shop and drug store in the land; hut having been
prevailed upon by friend to Dr. WEAvhR's CEUATB
and SALT RllE SIRuP, on an aggravatng ON the
uscps Of both my feet which had been there and pro-
vented my wearing boots high topped shoes for 20
We RS. most cordially testify that having used
box of the tcTdte and but bottle Of the STnp and
with no other medicine, the usteps Vf my feet healed
mp and became perfectly sound and we'll, and remain
at pres ont, without the slightest indication of
being affected by the disease.
can but believe the above preparations cured my
feet most thoroughly of disease that had been sub
mittcd TO the treatment Of many skilful ply sicans
Tut who succeeded in hrnefttinr it in the least
but rather uvigorated the disease believe IL is
good medicine, and feel it duty to recommend it.
PETER SMITH.