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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-20
DIED.

STERLING.-At Glead, on Thursday, Decem-
Der 8, 1867, SENECA L. STERLING, aged 60 years.
Another pioneer of the Maumee has gone. He
was resident of this Valley for thirty-six years.
His remains were taken to Watervillc, Lucas
County, on the Sunday following, and there buried
by tie members Of Grand Rapids Lodge F. and A.
NJ, of which he was a member, assisted by breth-
ren from Wood County and Northern Light
Lodges. G.
Toledo napcrs cOpv.l
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PERRYsBURG MARKET.

lcoRREcTED WEEKLY ny ?. II. MILLER CO..
PERRYsBURG, December 10, 1867.
APPLES Green W bp 90 dried 2 20.
BEEswAx-25c ~ fb.
BUTTER 250SOc y fb; Eggs, 15@2Oc " doz.
FLOUR-lO 0O@l3 90 7P barrel
GRAN-New Corn 750Sjc. 'tP 100 lbs. Oats 81
@55c. Rye 90. Wheat 0O@2 90 ~ bu.
MEATS Hams 12X@l5c ~ b Shoulders lO@
I2Xc; Dressed Hogs 00i07 SO " cwt.
LARD-l5c up ID.
PoTAToEs -60675c 7Y bushel.
SALT-3 2j 7P barrel.
WOOL-3O04Oc d H.
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The History OF the Great Rebellion
Can be written by any well educated man in
single half year, but the history Of the success
of DR.. j. w. PolHnd's White Pine COmpoun could
not be written by THOUSAND well educated mln in
fay half years--so intimate are its relations with
every man and woman in the country y.-Ercionyc.
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wood Oounty official Directory.
NEW ADvEnrEsEmENrs.

Veto on High Prices-F- z. Mailer & Co.
Spectacies, Trusses, &c.-E. d. FoOte.
Public Notice-Amos Rogers.
Prospectus Of the Scientific American.
Sale az Real Estate John Wise.
Great Saving of Fuel "A. @. p. Boyce.
Sealed Proposals--L. NJ. Hunt.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed 10 produce . luxurIsnt
growth Of hair upon bald head or beafdiess taoe
also recipe for the removal Of Pinpies, Blotches
EWptiOns, ETC., on the skin. leaving the sans sot
clear and bgauti fall can be Obtaiued without change
by addressing THOs. Y. OH HAPMAh, Chemist,
5LL S33 Broadway, New York.
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ADVERTISEMENT

CIRCUS WITHOUT 4 CLOVIS would be M circus
at all in the estimation of the boys. A man suf-
ferlng from Scrofulnus Humor in the Blood is
only suffering needlessly, when few bottles OF
DR.. J. W. Poland's lIumor Doctor will effect a
cure.
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THE average fall Of the Ohio River, IRON
Pittsburg to Cincinnati, is ak inc es per
mile, and the distance, as measured by the
recent Government survey, is six hundred
and sixty-SX miles, giving total fall OF
three hundred aud thirty three feet in that
distance.
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TRI-WEEKLY EDITION.
WEEKLY EDITION.


In addition to these low rates for cubsJ We have
splendid List of Twenty weight Pre-
miums, embracing desirable articles from 81
10 500 in value, which will be paid for yearly
subscribers at full rates. Premium Lists sent by
mail, on application. Our premiums are all or
dered new from the makers, and will be sent by
mail, postpaid, or by Express or otherwise, when
of an unsuitable nature for the mail.
We claim for the JOURNAL that II is as cheap
as any paper in the United States that il is as
good State paper there is in Ohio and that
his as good a Family Journal as is published
anywhere. Z II IT III f'I tItf
A full report Of Legislative and Congressional
proceedings, the official reports Of the Supreme
Court OF Ohio, and complete summary Of State
News, are anlnnk the featuresiof interest. In ad-
dtion 70 these full Market Reports, House and
Farm Items, Correspondence 0enefal News. StO-
ries, Poetry, Personal and Literary Sketches etc.
A Beautiful and Thrilling Novelette,
Will be comrneneed about the frst Of January.
Othet attractive features will be found, and Il
shall be onr aim 10 publish fisst-class Family
journal, Republican in politics, with sufficient
matter Of miscellaneous character 20 suit all
readers. The general and very hattetnR COM
mendations of the Republican press ~ Ohio, as
we'll as the largely Increased circulation, have
given gratifying assurance that OR Efforts IN the
past haze not been without appreciation, aud we
hope 10 merit still further appsobatiOn FROM the
same quarters. Address
COMFY a. SMITH,
S3c Columbus Ohio.
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THE Cincinnati Times says that the water
furnished to that city now is obtained FROM
TIE middle Of the river. and in free from
the suspicion Of Deer Greek nasliness.
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Teochers, CertihcateS

The following applicants as teachers were ex-
amiued, at Weston, Friday, December 6, 1867, by
the County Board of Examiners, aud have been
awarded Certificates as follows:
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Total number Of applicants--lI.
Nos. 10, Is and 81 failed.
Certificates granted as follows Fourth class, 6
months-23; third class, % months--ll second
class, l8 mOnths-2 first class, "a months-2.
ID. A, AVERY, Clerk of de Board.
WESTON, December, 10, 1867. ~ il
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mAsnNIC FEsrIvAL


The members Of Phoenix Lodge No. 1873, r. and
A. NJ, Of Perrysburg, will hold its Annual Testi-
val, December q, 1867, at which time there will
be Public Installation of the officers elect Of
said Lodge.
PROGRAMME.
Masons and citizens will NEST at the NJ E.
Church att 4 z. NJ.
ExBRCIsEs.
4. Music by the Choir.
2. Prayer by Chaplain p. S. SLEvIS.
2. Installing of officers by W. A. RoBBRrsoN
aud ASHER Cook, P. G. Ms.
4. Address by Brother A. HoLLISGV0N.
). Address by Brother G. A. ADAMS.
&. Music by the Choir.
Z Beuedc6on by the Chaplain.
After the above exercises are coaduded Sup
per will be served atthe Exchange Hotel.
J. p. PRICE,
A. ROACH,
u. d. BATES,
H- THORNTON.
GEO. j. KNOLL.
'com@ihee of ArrdsyemeNis.
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reat,n,on,nl..

A rery large RHmbsr Of impOrfint tssimeiislf hofs
already been reccire frof1 IhysicdRs Cergyas Apv-
hscdTss and, iRdesd FROM aN clessss rtie,s, sp'at
ing m he most fdttsring terms II hs Whtts IiBs
Compound,
Or. NICHOLS qf Nor9,f,ij. IT.. says
"T hnd the waite Pne Cbnpound % b. r.rY sBea
eious, nd only On coughs dRd oey pHlap sic dteifsh
but also W aGsoh ns of ne kilfsyt debility u tns
stomach, dRd otEsr kndrsd organs"
Rer. j. x. CHASE, Of R,pnsey, " III, uritss,
~ haze for years rcgord,d goEr Wlnie ISns Chps
po,id uH fnrdltdbte emSdy. edh trHly tly ihdt
Tsyrd az eVH aort epoteist,s aud rdhdtie ndn sre
hdrs jAd taken he CO@poHad for coid, aud n 'vprtJ
ehdTminglv."
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81 i|t'.
an was carly in The sprink Oflsi5 that this Com,
pound was originated Amelnbor Ofmy family Sas
afflicted with ah irritation Of the throHt sttsnScd
with disagreeablo cough, Ihad forsomciaonths
previous thought that a preparation, having for
Its basis tho Inside bark Of White pine, might be 50
compounded as to be vcsy useful in the case oftho
throat aud lungs. TO test the valUo of It in tho
case alluded to, l oompomdolR mall qunhUty Of
the medicine that had bcon planning, andgavs
Il in tcaspconful duscs. The result was escesd-
ingly gratifying. Within two days the rr tntioi
ofthe throat was removed. the cough subsidized, and
a spsody cure was etTecteii. Soon nrter this sent
some to e lady In Londonlurry, HS'1Il. who had
been suffering for some weeks froun bad cough
OOcgsioncd by suddeaeold. and hadra,hddfnr6tis
stroaked with blood, She soon found relief and
sent for more. She took about ten ounces Of IT,
and got we'll J. u. Clark. Esq.. editor tho Man
chester Daily Mirror, made trial Of the same
preparation in the ease Of a severe cold, and was
cured Immediately. lie was so highly pleased
with tho results aud confident ofsucoess attend
ing Its sales IL placed before the public. that hc
anally persuaded me to Give Il name and sond
It abroad to bOneat the suffering" n
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From JAars ,. notr.
BRADFoRD. " W.. Sps-otr 'so.


Dr. POLAND: IN he FltiI Of 1857, Itar.h a rtyy rio
cod, ,oheh brought very serer cough. pau is
he side and Lungs, and rIiNng blood lrds dsa rrr,
BADLY afflicted rih HAT iroi6tesome discdsths HiiRet
CORpIint fbr Tie three gsdTs past Thdrd been rery
Much troabtsd 'oith my 'rodt and tnn9'. ehg H,dns
blood felt that my time here maa Il sist utsss D
sooit az relief This NriEg, cas indicted o. try vDsf
Nkds Pine Compound, though my fdih Il tous sSdH
BVt to my dSonshmsRt, bsioe hdf taken t,vo bu4lss
nv oa,0h betdr, ne kisy ToHbLe also. aad cnald
rett nights 'Cithoui choking UP and rdisite mKch.
hare taken nearly hTce bottles, ana teiIn0 Ike ,S,n
Nan ..I... Hn
,porld add hat my fat1srs k,p,ily Is iaeiiaei D,
consumption, NY father mOthT aud tco sisters having
died wh u. H'H
ne WhNe HRs CbwpouNd ddrertaei at isnOih IL
cnlHtRs is not only 10 lis name inriiiHg bat isa
highly dpprared medicine. DR.. j. "! ,Itldnd TIC in
teHtpr, hds Mc confidence II The many lgho kHag him. ii
poEfdece ,oteh he enjoyed ciie laboriRg sJy sasy
years BdptiH miajStsr HIS experience as a sur
Tear tsd him 10 make experiments iUioh tssIiei in ne
moiicdl discoreTy.-boston Watchman end Reflector.
4 VALUABLE REDICLNE-Dr PIdn9s ThW
TiHs Compound ddrertised in coiIsWns, a HcesG4
fl attempt 10 cmbine and apply tie meteI riTass of
The White Ifne bark. has ben horuayhly teftcd ~
he people R tis city and riciNity and ne proprietor
citizens. We recommend ns frfii in all Mass easps
Of difedse 70 tohic it is adopted is for sale by at
our drtggias.-New York Independent
The White Pine Compound
Il nd,n.f frtrei at ns NEW ENGLKyD BOTANIC
DEt'oT Io6 Hinorsr Syres,, d .ssous
GEORGE r. sWTrE ~ b., f4opretor.
Icy West a. Truax and Dooley Bros, Whole
sale Agents, Toledo.
AT Retail by oil Druggists. 16zz
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A BeautIful and ThrllIlng NOYelette

COMFY a SMITH,
Columbus Ohio.
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News Iten.s.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Senator
Wilson arrived to day, and has gone
North. He speaks warmly oil the
general courtesy with which he was
received. ~ 90. -Il,' A.1,
Butler, in print, is positive in his
charges Of doubtful practices regnrd-
ing Booths diary and the pardoning
OF West Virginia deserters. He
claims to have himself originated the
famous phrase, "Bottled up"
informal revenue receipts to-day
1853, 900.
There was full Cabinet meeting
to-day. Gen. Grant assisted. Tho
meeting was very lengthy-consider-
ing Stanberry's opinion.
Hon. A. r. Riddle, of Ohio, assists
an the prosecution of Surratt. The
trial commences on Monday.
Manguert, Cuban, of literary re-
putation, shot his wifo and her mo.
ther, in the court room, at BIatanzas.
during tho progress of trinl for
alimony.
Vera Cruz dates. Of the 18th, state
that Miramon was badly wounded in
attempting to force the Liberal lines,
on the 27th. 4hc castle of Chepulte
pee, was captured by Guadarawa, on
the 14th, after fierce struggle by
the Imperialists. Don Sisnen Peon
was executed ut Ssal. z
SAN FRANcrsco, May 23.-Thc bill
lard tournament has closed. A. w.
Baurson, of Virginia, Nevada, won
the champion cue.
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THREE THOUSAND CUSTOMERS. =
Merchants and those engaged il
other pursuits, who desire that their
goods OF their business services
should be daily brought to the atten-
ton of three or four thousand read
ers, ought to advertise in the PAo'nic,
which circnlatcs in every District in
the State, and more especially in
those which have constant communi-
cation with Columbia This is worth
thinking about.
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ComMEuCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

New YORK, May 23-Noon.- Flour
l0c. lower on common grades. Corn
1@2c. better. Pork dull, ut $22. 90.
Lard 121s@131.. Cotton quiet, but
without decided change. Stocks nc
tive, but tending down. Gold 3s1s.
Stcrling-sixty days, 91,.
7P. M.-Cotton market dull and
unchanged; sales 1,4O0 bales, ut 81.
Flour dull. and declined 1O015c.
Southern $13.25@18. Corn-mixed
Western, new, $1.15@1.22; old,
81. .2S(9SI.311a. Provisions quiet
and dull. Rice firm-Carolinn 1Ol5
(912. Sugar quict-Muscovado 1OaI
11L. Coffee and molasses quiet.
Naval stores firm. Turpentine G2LO
$50. Rosin unchanged.
BALTIMORE, May 23.-Cotton dull
and nominal, at 27. Prime Rio cof-
fee held at 1S1I@1835; sales light.
Corn firmer-white $1.15; yellow
$1.19W1.20; mixed Western SI.O9.
Mess pork $23. 62ls(a23. rs. Western
lard 131l@13ls. Bulk shoulders 9;
sides IL. Whiskey 35.
New ORLEANS, May 23.-Salcs of
1,60O bales cotton; market unsettled
and easier-low middling 246241s.
Receipts 4G bnles; exports 7,7S3. Su-
gar and molnsses nominal and un-
changed. Flour extremely dull
superfno offered in round lots Mt $l1;
treble extra $16.5O, and irregular.
Corn steady and firm-yellow mixed
$1.15M1.20; white Si.25. Lard
tierces 13@ IA; kegs 13la013sl. Ba-
con in fair jobbing demand-shoul-
ders 9.l4; rib sides 1919; clear 13l..
Pork very dull, Mt $24.25. Coffee
active-fair to prime 24L6251s.
Gold 81. Sterling 46(@57.
MOBILE, May 23.-Salcs of 800
bales cotton; market middling
23. Receipts 72 bales.
CINcINNATI, May 23.-Flour in fair
demand, and nnchanged-superfine
S1l.50M12.50 Corn firmer. Cotton
dull, at 81. Mess pork S22. so.
SAVANNAH, May 23.-Cotton very
dull, with small business ss-middling
nominal, at 81; receipts $50 bales;
receipts for the week $3.50 bales; ex-
ports ], ,447; stock on hand 500; re-
celpts for the season 224. 200.
AUGUSTA, May 23.-Markct dull;
sales 144 bales; receipts 81 bales
strict middlings "a
CHARLESTON, May 23. Cotton dnll
and unsettled; sales of 60 bales-mid-
ding 25. Receipts 4SO; receipts of
tho week 1900; exports $500; stocl,
5,400.
LIVERPOOL, May 23--2 PIP. M.-Cot
ton stcady-middling uplands Il;
Orleans 113s
LoNDoS, May 23-Evening. Con
sols advanced ll-931I. Bonds ~.
LTvEEpooL, May 23 Evening.
Cotton closed quict-middling Il:
Orleans II a; sales 10, 900 bales.
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HEINITSH's CELEBRATED
GERNiN HORSE POWDER
For all Diseases 10 which a Horse is Liable.

TfNliE various diseases to which that nc
a Die and useful animal, thc horse, is
subject, and the liit,c knowledge that il
known of them by farriers and ignoran.
0stlcH-, have occasioncd Inaav remedies to
b" offered to the public under different
i'rms. with high cncOmiuEs, and sane
toned by diGni!icd names. Some OF these
are injurious; others. at best, OF little lsr.
ahd many entirely worthless, and do not
meet the want. \ good medicine, free
from objections uf this kind, has long been
desired b. many gentlemen who have va
Unable horses. We therefore OTTER the only
HORSE POWDER, which nus proved so
ciiicaciDus in all te Diseases. it is pre-
pared from the original recipe of DR.. Uc,-
nitsh, OF Germany. Its extraordinary vir-
tues are attosted to by thousands, and for
iiity years has stood, and still stands, frs.
IL the estimation Of all experienced farm
rrs and aSricuitUriais ns the best medicine
Tor the horse. Ii il recommended for
h0rrcs fonn'.ercd 10y eating 10 excess or
drinking cold water wien heated. to such
as have symptoms OF Slandors or are ex-
poecJ 10 tn" infection by being with other
horses, for indigestion, distcinpcr, hide
bound drowsincas, loss OF appetite, inward
sprains, debility, wasting Of flesh. sore
eyes, swelcd luSs, greasc, mango, sur.eit,
old cnuSlS. For exhaustion from work 1t
carries of all Foul humore. puriiies ana
cooi@ the hlo0d, md prevents horses be-
cnminE stiii AMI i.unGereI 1t IL IL s!imu-
iui for weak s.'Mach5. ana :.mrcrs the
limbs and skin soft and IL. 20. giving 4
smooth coat to the hair. \. !. for "!iei-
nitsh'S German Horse Pow. For sale
by FISHER x NElNIrSH, IIi.gEi-;a.
March
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',''s---~'psEHHae-Nevss-.,..,@s.,s
STRAIN FLOUR p rb[ILLl

(WHICH + have built in Columbia, near
wv the Asylum, is furnished with the
best machinery used in that line; and with
experience in tho business, farmers and
others having WHEAT TO GRIND, viii
lind 1t much to their interest to have it
ground at this mill.
DO not wash, your wheat, but bring it
perfectly dry; and all who have their wIoat
ground for market, can be supplied with
1OO-lb. bags at 3J cents each. Corn cy-
changed for wheat at fair rates.
May Ii SlmOF JAMES HUNTER
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IGLHdhArHIc DEsr.TcuEs. The
PhFnie and Memey are the only
papers in the State, outside of the
city of Charleston, that receive and
publish the latest tcIcgraphic de-
sratchcs, market reports, ctc.-Ame-
rican and European. Rccollect, also,
;hat tho news in these publications is
furnished throughout the upper Dis
iricts iwenty-fonr hours ahead of the
Charleston papers. The subscription
to the daily is sS year; tri-wccklv
5. and weekly $3.
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CARDS! CAEDs.-Show cards, bust
hess cards. visiting and wedding
cards. executed at the PAcnic job
Office, in The neitcst styles Of the
art. Cards Of all sizes constantly
OF hand, and MI orders from town or
country promptly attended to.
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JUST RECEIVED

FREDERICK THE GREAT AND HIS
u FAMILY; by l.. Muhlbuck. Berlin and
Sane Souoi. er Frederick the Great and his
Friends Also, frosh hsnppliosof The Mer-
his Court and Joseph Second and his
Court: Wearing Of the Groy-being Per-
sonal Portraits and Adventures of tho War;
by John Esten Cook; with portraits and
plates. SYPHILIS Second Love; by Julia
kavanagh. Pendennis; by Thackeray-
ems Works. Mosby and his Men; bv
Crawford. The Cruise of the Shenandoah
Sut LovinSoods Yarns; with plates. And
some good Novels. Fine Writing Desks.
And, also the Bankrupt Law, with Notes
and Decisions; and other new LAW Books
For sale Mt MCCARTER'S Bookstore,
Opposite Columbia Lawyers Range.
Nay III II. l.. BRYAN.
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'Philadelp piiia Advertisem'ts..
$40. AGENTS WANTED, $40.

GEE TO 300 PER MONTH-maIes and
P - females-to sell the only genuine
Common Sense FAMILY SEWING MA
stitch, tuck. bind, braid, quilt and ombroi,
der beautifully. Price only 500 including
Barnum's Self-sewcr and Sclf-turning Hem.
mer. Fully warranted for five years. ~
CAUTlON.-Dewarc of those selling
worthless cast-iron machines, under the
terms, address @. BOWERS G co.
255 Fifth street, Philadclphia, Pa.
May 81 Imo
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Snow posTEHs, HANDDl.Ls, &c. -
Our supply of type and facilities Of
press-worll enable us to turn out from
the PhHcnic Office the most attractive
styles OF posters, hand-bil!s, &c., at
short notice, and il the ,nost satis-
factory manner.
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A HOME JOURNAL. The best family
journal now published in the South
is the Cleaner, issued from this office.
1t contains weekly eight pages of
solid reading matter, excluding adj
vertisements entirely. A specimen
number will be sent to any one de-
string to subscribe.
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NEW BOOKS.

.EREDERICK THE GREAT and 3,s
~ Family; by Louisa MuhIba cl,. author
or Frederick tho Great and his Court.
Last Days of 4 King-an historical ro-
nance.
Last Warming Cry; by Cummings.
A new supply Of Ten Acres Enough y
showing how very small farm may be
made keep very large family.
Also, tho Bankrupt Law. At
DUFFIE d CHAPNIAN'S Bookstore.
Townsend North's Old Stand
MAY .
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REMEDY FOR DULL TIMEs.-The
best remedy for dull times is to ad-
vertise freely. Merchants should not
Let their stocks stay shelved until
they become old, stale and unprofit-
able, for the sake of the small OK
pense it would cost them to adver-
tise. If they try it regularly and
persistently, they will find the in
vestment to be n paying one.
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Y THE EMILY sOUDER.
SCYTHEs AND GRAIN CRADLES.
Liquors, Cigars, &c.

UST TO HAND,
~ Favorito brands Whi-kics.
Holland Gin, CoGnac brandy,
branded Peaches. Cherries, Aprico.s,
Canned Peaches, Tomatoes. &c. &c. at
April IL GEO. SYMNFRS'
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THE GENUINE

$25. Bartlett Sewing Machine. S25.
WANTED, Agents; $3.50 per month and
BARTLETT SEWING MACHINE. This
machine will do all tho work that can be
done ON any hiGh-priced machine, and is
fully patented, licensed and warranted for
five years. We pay the above wages, or n
commission, from which twice that amount
address II, HALL, & Cd
52l Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pm.
April 12 'i = q;
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JAMES CONNER'S SONS
STATES TYPE FOUNDR

AND pRINTER'S WAREHOUSE.
MOS. %, 30 and 32 Centre street, (ccl!lcr
IN or Gcadc street, New York. The Type
on which This paper is printed is from The
AGuyo Foundry. Nov Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-17
Our PovERrY-ONE OF ITS CAUSES :
q

Our PovERTY-ONE OF ITS CAUSES =
We find the article below in the Ga
zette, published at Columbia, Maury coun-
ty, Tennessee. The argument adduced
is applicable throughout the South:
During the last season the farmers of
this country made first rate average crops
of cotton, and it has sold as high as there
lis any reason hope that twill sell again.
The aggregate yield may be estimated al
10000 bales for the county. This, at
twenty five cents, has sold for one million
TWO hundred and fifty thousand dollars
all ofiwhich ought to have come and the
great bulk of which has come into this
county.
The question is. where is itnow? And
many people are puzzled for an answer.
But it will be explained very quickly and
clearly to any one who will take his stand
at the depot as the freight cars are emp
tied and see what character of freight
they daily deliver. There may be seen
arrivals every day of every article ofiarm
produce used by man and beast, brought
from Louisville and Cincinnati. And just
at this season whole car leads of. imple-
ments may be seen, all bearing the brand
of some Louisville or Cincinnati houses.
Add to these the regular supplies of the
dry goods, hardwares, drugs and notions,
that under present circumstances cannot
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