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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-01
no! FARMERS, ATTENTION
The Greatest Discovery Of the Age,
Tua RucKLEs. or CLAsPs.

A Z. REED has purchased the right of sale
"A for Wood county OF the Justly celebrated
OuWles' Patent
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- INSCRIPTION price Of the JoUsNlL, Two
- Dollars a year, in adv anse.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-01
District Court.

The several Terms of the District Court in and
for the year 1868, shall commence in the several
counties thereof as follows, to-wt;
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Rerarator CapiIli.

Throw away your false iriszlcs, yourswitehcs,
your wig
DestructivesOi comfort, and not worth fig;
Come agOG, como youthful, come ugly aud iar,
nd rejoice in your own lnxuriant hair.
nEpAkATOIl CAPILLI.
Provisioning hair upon bald heads from what
over cause 1t mny have { Hen OUT and forcnga
growth Of halr upon tho laoe, 1t has no equal.
lt.wil force the board To grow upon the smooth.
est face III from five to eight weeks, or hair
upon bald heads In from two TO thic months.
few gnorantt practitioners have asserted that
there Is nothing that will force or hasten the
growth.Of the hair or beard. Their assertions
arc false, A. thousands ofliving witnessed from
their own expcrienccl can bear witness. But
many will say, how nre we to distinguish the
genuine from the epuriousl ltcertainly Is dfn-
cult, as nine tenths Of the different Preparations
advertiHed for the hair and beard are entirely
worthless, aud you may have already thrown
away large amounts IN their purchase. To such
VIC would say, try tho Rcparator Cnppilli; it will
cost you nothing unless il fully comes gp to our
representations. IL yonr Druggist does not
keep it,, send NY orc dollar and we vii forward
II, postpaid, together with receipt for tho mo-
ney, which will be returned you on application,
entire satis faction is not given
Address, W, L. CLARK & CO.. Chemists,
No West Foyette street,syraeuse. MY.
Feb. IA, 'G7, ly.
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ASTROLoCY.
THE WOLRD ASTONISHED
AT rnEwosDEHVuL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoLoGIsT,
MADAME Ii. A. PERRIGO.

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew She
restores TO happiness those who, f. ON doletul
events, catastrophes, crosses in love- loss OF re-
lations and friends, loss Ofmopey, &c, havo bo-
come daspondeLt. She brings together those
long separated gives information concerning
absent friends or lovers, restores lost or stolen
property, tallh you the business you arc hest
qualified to plirsl,e and in what you will lie
tells you the very day you will marry, gives you
person. She reads your vary thoughts, and by
her almost supernatural powers unveils the
lark and hidden mysteries of the future -
From tho stars We SEQ IN the flrnIamcnt--the
lnaloilc stars that overcome or predominant in
The contguration--from the aspects and posi-
tons oil the planets and the fixed stars in the
heavens at the timo Of birth, she dedrces the
fnlure destiny ofman. Fail not 10 consult the
greatest AstrOlogist on earth. IL costs you
nut O tribe, and yon may never again havo 30
favorable an opportunity. Consultation fac, with
likeness and all desired information, 81. Par
ties living at distance can consult the Mad
anne by mail with equal safety and satisfaction
To themselves, as II in person. Af,ll aud OK
plIcit chart, written out, with all inquiries an-
swcrod uhd likeness enclosed, seut BY mail on
receipt ofprice ab I'VE mentioned. Strict secre.
~ will be maintained, and all correspondence
or destroyed. References ofthe hIgh-
ast order furnished those desiring them. Write
plainly the day ofthe month and year inwhch
'ou were born, enclosing q. small lock ofhAir.-
MADAME II. A. PEHRiao,
+. D. Drawer 2oj, Buffalo, n. Y.
Feb, II, '67-'y
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NOTICE TO TRAG

The Board Of Examiner will
upper room Of the County Once
animation Of Teachers, on 0th
days OF April. end may
will close the Spring examination
The examination will begin !
O'Clock A. NJ, and no applicants y
for examination after II o'clock A
Teachers will remember that
certificates at no other time and
boprepared TO stand an exaRilnat
raphy, Reading Penmanship, AriI
raphys English Grammar, and Th|
I. The character Of the appll
inAtion will DO Represented on 4 4
ten-ono denoting the lowest qui
ten tn highest,
2. -Four clasaes OF certificates Vi
a. follows: First class, valid eel
ond clags, valid I 9 months; third
monthsi fourth class, valid { moi
B. A satisfactory examination
and practice OF teaching, and a h
snccessi IN teaching will also be
determiningthe class OF cortifcat1
No certificate will be granted uni
cant passes an examination In
study required by Tao.
Owing to q change In the Sch
applicants will be required to pa]
cents, As q condition Of examinatI
Allapplicants must come prepa
tlIicate Of good moml character, 4
paid enyelope, &C., properly addr
selves.
BY order ofthe 10
4as,, ,sc- !, a. +. REINMu
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CuacuLro. The Williamson

CuscuLo. The WiIliamsport
(peunsglvania) Bulletin has the
following relative to u cure Tor tho
curculio in plnms; Mr.. Evendcn
the well known gardener Of this
city, says the following has been
tested and found to be a sure pre-.
ventivc Of tho attack Of the cur.
culio on PLAN trees. II Is simple
and easily fried Tako a quantity
Of corn cobs, wind q wire around
them, terminating ia a hook ut the
end OF tho cobs then dip thom In
70 gas tar until they are well satur.
ated. Hang a dozen or moro on a
tree, and no curculio will disturb
the Tree. Try 81
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g grif tar0l.
Mule Raising.

4
There are various branches o.
hnsbandry and stock raising thai
farnersran engage in, which are
more or less remuneraliyc as bus.
iness.
Some Of these aro Keeping sheep,
raising cattle, making cheese and
butter, and raising horses, and
lastly, raising mules. IL is of the
last that | wish to say Il few words.
Mules cannot supersede the use OF
horses only IN certain kinds of ser.
vice. The mule is hardy, tough,
patient and easily kept animal,
and has more endurance than
horses average.
What kind of farm should u
farmer have TO engage with sue
cess in the mule busi ness A farm
aud LANDS adapted to sheep are The
bost for mules. Tho sheep and
mule business so well together.
Diet US examine how ii will be like.
ly 10 be rcmuncrauive, and no
doubt pay better than any other
branch OF stock raising.
Supposing that a man owns a
Jack, and hires within his neigh
borhooa the use of twenty maresr
at twenty five dollars each; to
have the mules delivered sound al
the age Of four and a half months.
No outlay would be called for
until eighteen moiAhs, say from
tho lst Of April; then be wants
five hundred dollars to pay for the
mules, andas mach hay as would keep
60 many calves through the win.
tel, or which, for mules, is equally
good, an equivalent Of straw or
corn folder. Tho next summer
the mules would grow and do well
on any pasture that sheep could
I've on, and even on woods pasture.
The twenty mules weuld not want
u territory larger for pasture than
one hundred and fifty sheep. This
season, the same number OF mares
should be hired, if the farmer has
territory enough. When the mules
are fitjcn or eighteen months old |
their points begin TO DO manifested, |
aud they can b. paired Off and
broke. They should be
mated according to color, size, dis.
position, travel, etc. The next
spring, when two years old, they
would be ready for market or any
time thereafter, and perhaps some
Of thcm the fall previous, when
eighteen months old The farmer
would now have from two to three
thousand dollars worth of males O
turn of every Year after the first
year an | u half.
What has been the'cxpericnce Of
NIL those engaged in mule raising?
Uniiormly to make money rapidly.
Where would be tho market Z |.
This Is easily answered. Whcr.
Dvor draft or travelling is needed, \
anywhere but on railroads in the
coal and iron regions, in the broad
and expanding flor,h. west, and in
lie Southern and Western States,
md also n growing homo demand.
The mule has grown greatly 10 Z
avor with our people since the
var The boys in bIuo became
acquainted with the endurance aud
Utility OF tho MULE consequently,
SO soc these returned soldiers often
getting muIo teams.- Ohio Far
ner,
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oFrrer or the Arplrou or STATE.

'oLVNbDb, o., Jan. 2s, lsR7
u ~ herohy certified, that Ihe foregoing Ia n
IorfrGt copy, Of Statement ofGondifion Of
W n fnenlA inSurnnGe Company Of Brooklyn,
yrNr 1871 W. '''e
l9tAl'I Wltncs, my hanl and seal officially.
Jas. u. f0hMAN, Auditor OF state.
by JAMES WILLIAMS, Chief Clcrk'
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Total Assets Of the company. 81,
III. LIABILITIES.
IY. MIHcELLANEnI,a

". MISCELLANEOUS.
me greatest amount insured in any one risk
s. .mI--but will aot as q general rule exco,.,i
$4,000
The greatest amount allow ed by the ruloe 10
ne insi'red ia any one city, town 81 village, and
the greatrst amount allowed 10 he insiired m
circumstances. -
Ihs smount ofits capital or earnings deposit.
ga IN any othe. state, ~ security for losses
Their In s Sl33,iUVtD
Deposits required IN Ohio, made annually.
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CERTIFICATE UF AUTHORITY.
a.. VI AZ uOhli1
tro expire on tho Dist dny ofJanuary, 1857
oTFIeI or rnE NUpiIoR or STATE, ISsrnAxcKN
DErAETALhT, CuLcNlUs Outo

klo expire on mo 3lst dny Of January, 1857
OrTIeI or ruE iUpiIoR or STATE, lEsrnAxcEN
DErAErALsT, CULCNLus, Ono,
JaDunry 2s, 1887
WaFHrAs, Tie rhanix lnsunnue Company.
,'fntd ~ brooklyn, IN the ~ aie OF New iork'
ms 1led W This office sworn st ltelnent oil IA
r,onnlllon, "s repaired by ths net To regulate
lhSnranr" COmpsnice not Incorporated In tLe,
state OF Ono" passed April 4, 1s5S, and aninud.
ca February o. 1874, and the act "To r,eul.t,
rorelgn Insurance Companies" PASSED Aprii
a. lSsJ; and, Whcreas, said Company has firn
lsned the undersigned satisfactory evidence that
y 10 possessed olan sctnal Capital of ut least
one u undrcd and Fifty Thousand llollnrs. in.
y"sl"d IA required hS said Acts; aad, Wherrne.
shdj"miHty has filed IN this Office awrittcn
InsIrulncnt u-dcr ts corporate seal, sQnrd by
me froShictt md secr0tary thereof untlioriz nc
ahy nginl ~ pts q d.nompsny IN this state
va N'khHwigdee service otpror,Es, for andiu he-.
nhli @ ol -n',' cdnpany according 10 tho tcrlns OF
snl!l act NJ AprlS, ls5G
Now, therefore, IN pursuanca OF the safore.
sap, !, James ". Goldman. Au"iior uf Stat for
ono 80 hereby ca uiy that said Pheuix Insur.
nnae company ~ BrnOklyn, New York, isau.
lhorlz"d 10 transact tho llislrrts nr Fire and
mar6o innlr'ucc Ia ma state until the thirty.
hr dSy tf lnnumry, In the yoan one thuusand
Kht hundred aud sixiy.eight
l9rAt'I IN Witness whereof, Ihnve hcIennto
Ahh~Grlhcd my nsma and caused the
sea ol my office 10 he affixed the dnN
aud year above written.
Jas. H. GOODMAN, Auditor orofstlto.
u 49,.
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CuLTlyATiSo ASPARAGUS. -Ou
this subject u writer in the Coun
try Gentleman gives the follow
ing:
With your permission | will Civ,
you my method Of cultivating as
paragus, although differing from
the directions laid down by all
writers that | have road on the
subject AllaSrcc that n docp soil
Is absolutely necessary. In this /
fully agree with them, as it is un.
dcrslood that it is to remain scvc.
raj years in the same place.
Any good, dry, loamy or sandy
soil thoroughly enriched to depth
OF two feet. free from stone, is the
bcst,-l plant in bsls four rows
in u bod the rows ono foot apapt,
plants ten inches apart in tho rows,
leaving oat every fifth row for
the convenience of cutting. |
plant any time after April lst to
the l9t OF June, although it may
have grown u foot high. Icut The
tops OIL, and plant two inches nm,
der the snriaco, After planting
cover tho whole surface over wi th
two inches Of good rotlcd manure
All that is required for tho rcmain.
der OF the season is to keep clear of
weeds.
In the fall, instead of cutting
down the tops as recommended, |
leave them on us | fud, by cut.
ting it only leav's tho hollow
s.ena to act as conductors to con.
vey the melting SHOWS and cold
rains down TO the crown of the
plants which Injuries thsm mater.
ially In spring | cut all of with
a sharp hoe burn il up on the aur.
face OF tho bejS, aud fork over tho
surface, breaking il fine. After the
season of cutting is over, | hoo and
clean the whole surface of, and an
Ply o good dressing of well rottGd
manure This serves tho purpose
Of keeping tho ground moist. aud
Keeps tho weeds dJwa. This |
thlnk IS much better than apply.
ing tin the fall as recommended
rs manure in the fall is not needed
to protect from frost, | consider
tho asparagus root as hardy as the
CANADA thistle, when fully estab.
lished besides, the manure would
retain frost much longer and con
sequenlly mako your asparagus la.
ter, while it ought to be tho aim of
every ono to have this first and OK,
eelIcnt vegetable as early us posi-.
be.
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These Companies divide three .fouiils Of ne
profits annually to the Policy Holder, in scril
bearing Interest ~ per ccnt--ihcr bl fund
ing the surplus and giving policy holdeIt
greater security and cheaper Insurance.
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ny the use OF
@ h a s t ell a RS
WHITE LIQUID
Il N A M Ell,

For improving and BsautIiying the comrloxion
Tue most valuable aud perfect preparation
muse, for gyhR .he skin n beautiful learl.like
Nnl, that ls only found m youth Il quickly re-
npSsrs p",.s IAN, rteclsles, Puppies nlothes, Moth
rluS Of the akin, kindly healing the Same
'eaving the sltin white and clear as alahasler,--
W. use eau not be elected by the closest soru,
1n& and peineA vegetable preparation is J,er.
SIT.ay narmless' y is the only article of'the
ne Parisian as Indispensable TO a perfect toilet.
Upwards OF 30 900 bottles we're sold during thc
year, q sufficient guarantee Of ita. ofFioacy ~
an rrlcs only q cents sent by mail pOst t.paid
BERGER, ,sIiiTrs 4 co., obemls,s
Feb H. 'e7:iy 2sc River st,, Troy. n. w
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AFFLICTED!
Suffer no More +!


When by the use OF DR.. JOINVILLE's ELK.
lR you can bc cured permanently, and at
trihing cost.
The astonishing success which has attended
this invaluable medicincfor Physical and Nery.:
GUS Weakness, General Debility and Prostra.
tion, Loss ct Muscular Energy, Impotency, or
any Ofthe consequences Of youthful indisL rcton
renders i the mos. valuable preparation ever
discovered.
ltwllremovo all nervous Affections depres.
sion, excitement, incapacty to study or busl.
ness loss OF memory, confusion, thoughts of
sclf-destruction. fears ofinsanity, &c. twill re-
store the appetite, renew the health of those
who have destroyed IT by sensual excess or
evil prnctlces.
Young Men, he humhugged no more bv
"Qnack Doctors" and ignorant pra .titioners, but
send without delay for the Elixir and he at once
restored to health and happiness. periec,
cure sgraranteod in every instance. Price, 81,
or four bottles TO ono address, S3.
One bottle Insufficient to effect cure in all or
dlnary cases.
ALSO, DIR. JoINvILLE's SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy and permanent cure OF Gonor-
rhea, Gleet Urothral Discharges, Gravel. Strie.
tura, and all affections Of tho Kidneys and Blac.
pier. Cures effected In from one TO five days.-
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
are harmless Oh the system, and never narseate
the stomach or imprcgnatc the breath No
change Ufdiet ~ necessary while using them,
nor does their action in any manner interfere
with business pursuits. Price, 81 perbox
sent 10 any address, closely scaled and post.
paid. by mai! or express, on receipt OF PRICE,
Address all ordersto
BERGER, SHUTS & co, Chemists,
No. 2so River Street, Troy, MY
Feb. u, '67.ly
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I0Va IaF0aI.sI -F.eIs Ion Tal eaN.lsEa4.los

neeu ,oso9tt e
Entire lnromc for isS6............... 2l3I g5n 8.
Paid losses IN the year s56......... l,ios ts7 ~
fouR IaroRTASI FACTS ron rHE c0SsipERATloS
or'TrE rrstfc.
lst The phsnix Insurance Company, o:
Boosyn, n. Y, 10 the oldest lBsnIsaco COM
pany OF the name IN the United states,
I'd. ltshaS the largest capital and assets OF
any Insurance company OF Tins hame III the
united States.
Sd. II does the largest business Of any Insur
anie company OF the name in the United States,
18th. |; WAS organized un'ier the most strin-
gent insurance Law in the United States, and
probably IN the world
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W OoPV'o0 ~ s"o
Z hdment was the
Nsacre, when the
lhere, relied on
sweep a loyal
fstence by force, :.
]s in their bloody
'6nding loyalists.
b by the August
the sole
'cT9ned to be to on
q sn OF the Amend.
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There aomeih glad tidingsof Joy to all,
ro young aud to old, 10 great and tosnall;
inc beauty which onOe was o nreotousand raf,
lSlreeior all, and allmay be lair.
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A WORD TO THE PUBLIC.

mlnal poihC uf d.
tered by a Mexican
bravo enough TO P
fees. Two young
township, were du
at the request Of y,
they had appeare'
tanned that they
good copperhead "
upon Col. Greer, 0
noys for Mr.. Dela |!
IN the stand. and
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The snonnt Gifts Capital Stock all
pau up G0o, 100 GU
q II. ASSETS.
Cash on lIand,in bank and in the
hands of Agents in course VI trans.
M, ieI-siaa siol ,ssi 20
,1 building ios.a5s sc
The Bonds aud stocks owhvd by the
company market valuo............... 6i3,30s "a
hosns La on bonds and Inortgsses~.... 272, tOI 20
Doos otherwise socured-l9ans on
demand. ;;.....,... ...,..........,. s5.s25 90
Debts tor Premiums, Flro, Marine
aud nland...-...;., ,,...,........,.. ios,ecs 90
all other property, including accru-
cd interest .........,......,.......,,.. 237ea 30
Total Assets Of the company. 81, ,GOo. .5I4 ~
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II L r. L! FIRE!
BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE.
+ / r 4. NJ ARINE AND LIFE
oS THE FAsrtcrAri0k PLAN.
Insurance Company.
uF NAV Y0EK.
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY
OF sEw yOGH.

Cash npiinl ......................SI,O 600 ,OOt
surllub AShctA.....,.......". iG2 ,64:
Total Asscts.-... ......,.. ,s5t
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The Advantage Of tho ParticIpa.
ting system D,monstrattd.
A y on q policy Of x3,c00o ohthe Old
System pays IN years ............. $3.50 0t
Il onn plIicy ofS5 ,0p0 m the New
and ralticpHIngsysItn pHytmb
lOaINs''''''',' ...,........ 100 o.
But at the end olhrst year receives
70 .".."".",.........,,".. 10 "
At thc end 0fthc second yenr....... 1870
And int rest IN cash IN previous.
scrip SO ..,......,,..,,,,,...,..,... 90
Atthcchd Of the third year he 10.
coiVes IN Solip,,...-.",,........,..,.. Is Ot
Andinterest on rreyioussc sg0. 20
Mthe ond Of tha Fourth year he rc.
ctlVOS IN S'tip.... .............,. ID G(
And interest on previous scrip sf5 20
Atihecnd of the Finh year ho ro.
delVeS IN rlp,.."....,." ...,....o, Is 90
Ana interest on rrcNons scril sd, . TO
50 10 G75 Oc
RgNAUks 90 BYinsurinp IN ono NJ Tho ahoy.
comranlrs his policy will cost lin for R,e yrars
tlll, iusteadofsl61ly old ~ ten, toNIi:
To premium on 5000 ior Gvo
nSsnrs,,,,,,i;,',,,'. -. $3.50 o.
Il lnttrc'trccelNed IN cash ou ycIipa 60
$50 OO--ao Of
r-., SIN o.
~, 'hippcrSof Grain, Flour, aud other meI.
rhandlss can have insurance 10 any place Gcsh.
I'd on the most reasonable terms
We arc authorized to nay Tor the scrip nj
lhese Companies before delivery icccnts cl III,
Ub'fhose " ho desire tho MIST ANn cIrrArgs1
Insurance ~ the lnosl rosponslllr companies,
will 20 veil 10 call on the Agent, Al hla ofIro
ma III f'amr building, cast Of the court
house.
X. FRlTTER.
Lancaster, May "a, lsGG-tr
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VIRGIL e. SHAW,
Law oFFIUE.

AFFIcE0vRR FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Nbohposte Tallmadge Block, VIII attend
promptly 10 Al business entrusted 70 hiegare.
Lancnsteri OHIO March 2i, 1867.
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= TOuTCOI IOPPOIi OIVFOSi
II Spice, Sal@ratus, Soda,
PIE, FIavoring Extracts, Soaps,
). Crackers, Candles, Notions, sc.
d BREAD AND CAKES,
yttrd Brands Of Fine Cut, Plug and
et Smoking Tobacco, Cigars,
/, Cider Vinegar, Coal oil. Salt. Tubs, Bas-
Buckets, BroOms, AMI everything usually
WI in II frst-class establishment,
op- Highest prlces paid for Country Produce.
afERMS CASH. Give us call.
:, lri 8, 1857. 6 :. KNABENSHUE.
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Has the largest sale of any Horse aud Cattle hedlcln
In this country II ID composed Of herbs and roJs an
lbr mlldna safety certainty aud thoronghnoss stand
pre-eminsntiy ut the hoad VI the list Of L0re az
Giifl< Nndictnes es
II carries vG all gross humors prevents horses ffos
becoming still or fbundcrlng Wrlies tho blood loosen
the skin, and gives II smooth and glossy appearaDo
ceainee the water and Strengthens every part Of u
body. II 10 alao safo aud certain remedy for cough
aud eOlds. which gslerats % nany fatal dlaoases.
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Comfort and 0lre
Jor The Rnpiurei.
Sentpost-paido on
receipt Of 10 cts.
Dir. r. b. FoorE,
ll30 Broadway,
n. Y.
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CuLTlyATlNo AsPARAdus.-On
this subject u writer in the Coun.
try Gentleman gives the follow.
inn
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Sentin sealed en-
velopeon receipt
ofl0cta. Address
DR.. E.B. .F00TE,
author ofMedicaI
Common aense,
ll30 Broadway,
N. Y.
Feb. "A, 's7-sm. !
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-15
8reunbpl; nnb WaGiteine

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