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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-10
What MANFRED Land viii DO.

Judge W.. w. Goodpasture had
last season, on his farm IN Oycrtoi
county, Tenn, near Livingston, q fine
crop of hay from n small tract Of land
From T.. acres, sown in timothy and
clover, at the first cutting the
Judge took $1,000 pounds oi hay
At the second cutting Che same sea.
som about 1000 were Obtained
Making 5000 lbp. in all. The clover
aud timothy were as high MS a man
waist, and very thick on the ground
aud about equal parts Of each were
spWn.
This crop WAS raised ON land Tia,
had, as the phrase iE, been "wor,
out md was considered poor land
having n clay subsoil a light clay
lonu.
On about J acres of this land, hogs
had been pasturGd and G,icucd for
wears On the other portion OF The
", acres stable manure was spread
broadcast quite free, Ca the part
tcrtilihcd with hog manure, the yield
was better than on The other part.
The previous year this land had pro.
duccd a heavy crop Of oats, the clo-
yar and timothy having been sown
with thc'oats.
II our farmers would pay more at
tcntiOn 10 the proper care Of hog
manure, instead Of allowing il to go
10 waste, as too often happens, they
would reap a rich reward in The adj
dition thereby made to the crop, IL
Wrll-tO-dO farmers would fence in a
few acres and iattcn their hogs there
they would find that the manure
would tell in the next crop raised on
the band and from that portion OF
%ruuul they mi2ht, with care and
proper management, raise IL bushels
Of corn to the ncr" Instead Of 20 or
~.
hu intelligent I%rrrr. ssh" lGt,
lptcly mudc ,cuc oh-ui vatiUu on this
point, says lhat III Ii> opinion tho
manure, if property saved, viii ply
for the corn fed to the hogs.
As stated above, on about : acres
OF the Judges land, hog manure
a,orc wGs spread, and those two
acres had the best crop Of hay.
Another point that may be men,
toned is this, that after the clover
has been cut 4 year or two, the roots
Of the clover, when the land is not
pIowcd, will, without any addition Of
other fertilizers, furnish n vast amount
of manure. Practical asriculturists,
who have studied this matter, tell us
HAT, in some way, the roots Of The
clover draw valuable plant TODD
from the air and utilize it. The roots
also penetrate to a great depth, and
by puIvcrining the soil, give the next
crop better opportunity to receive
uOuri ,hmcnt.
Mr.. Gcdd"s, a practirol farmer in
New N"rk State, who has written
srvcrlI lengthy articles ON this sub
Irct, holds that clover Is one OF the
best and most profitable mannrcs
that can be obtained. Besides, il is
cheap, aud No labor j. required IN
h%nulinE " spreading it, rs in the
ease Of stables aud artificial mduur"a.
A. = rcuOvatOr of old and partill
worn ont lands, clover is rcr"y
nIIcd by all educated agriculluri,tr
n. Of prlu" Importance.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-10

: capt. l.. II. Attwcll and Mr.. u,rur.r
iiolIgp, Of this city, have sot on foot :,
grand RUal Estate DIT ributioh, TIM Er.l
prize being II OF the most iritilr ar.l
beautiful farms in the county. 1t i 4t
uatcd on the Mt. Pleasant pike, u region
famous throughout the Snutl. u- tho
most lovely spot in America. 1t is sur
rounded by II nciglborhood unsurpassed
IN the state Tor culture and refinement.
aud rarely cqmtlrd in point of hcilthiuI
ANA npl,g,.ti"l ri mate. 1hco'hcr prizes
are also valuable, ana ii.gr3 = ~ dcii-
tious value placed upon them. '.Iiiu
property WAS valued before the scheme
was s'i9"n, and a bona ii' vdLui-
ION was made ,ar'. t!tpcl and Mr.
arr among DIR ui,st s,lb,tlu,ial
'i"norhlilr Htyl rS'crin,l yunm. iiisilcH.
'','. IiI"' ~" h",;by al MI rsnfdrpr
mt VIII conduit the %sriirni. ~ gSiii. II,
hiinncr fot io'hat UcJufl.
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NJ MORS or THE DAY.

When a man is unable to tell lllc
time by his watch, because there arc
two hands, and he doesn't know
" which to believe il is = tolerabIy
surc sign that he has urtakcU OF
more refreshments than his nature
requires,
II il said that when brigham
Young was asked, the other day,
which son he had at West Point, llc
c|onundrum 70 staggered him lh&t 80
vas obliged To rclcrt to The nmily'rcc-
ord 10 solve it.. "Do they miss me at
home! = il not much sung im that
family.
A gentleman in England who re-
Gently captured a whale and paid "A
friend u half crown TO inform him
how 10 preserve II, was advised to
" put the whale in II glass tile
cover it over With spirits t.! wine
tstrong whiskcy may doD then cork
and seal up
The wny-biI! of one recent arrival
At Cap" May included seventeen
Saratoga trunks, two large boxes,
three hampers, three small carpet
bags, two bird-cagcs, Il brace Of dogs
a French maid, two easy chairs, and
a mirror.
Mr.. Money and his wife have
started n paper ut KaIamH, Washing
tom Territory, for the purpose Of
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-10
Best and Cheapest Newspaper
IN FEE SOUTHWEST.

AHy i'cr."" .%,nlin- . club ottgn or more for
ono year. AT these rates, will receive Il cory
gratis.
Additions may be made. pro rata, to clubs at
any 'i"i' during the year; the subscription To
expire. in every case, with that of the cluh.
lo''Hn'a,eFS desiring to act as Agents for the
WEEKLY AVALANCHE arc authorized To retain
" commits ION Of l2| per cent. If tho mono
COLLECTED from any new subscriber, nj Gul
y''f'y rates, rcNi,tins balance to US. Remit.
uN.,- il "l'r risk only when made by Ir,(,
Address AysI,>r,,
'e"crs"n St, Memphis, Tenn.
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The grand priIr at the head Of the list is q
part Of the Farm formerly owned by Col. G,
w. Polk, situated on the Mt. Pleasant Pike,
West of Columbia. II contains 80 acres and
has a iiuc residence with all out buildings
complete and we'll improved.
We call particular attention 10 the follow.
ing:
lSt. We propose TO conduct this enter
prise in u strictly honor sl way.
ID. No persons viii be admitted to The
drawing but those who hold shares; the
Committee to Supcrintcud the drawing
must be selected 10y tn" shareholders. The
Managers VIII take no part IN the drawing
but merely furnish ia" necessary appliances.
81. No pctNos connected with the man
agonlcnt viii he allowed 10 hold II share ui-
dcrany circumstances.
ltll. Absolute tiles ~ the NariOuS pieces
of real estate Will be made by the Manager,
thus avoiding the usual trouble experienced
in other Distributions.
9TH. We Will satisfy lii" public that this
Distribution will be conducted in such n
manner as 10 sustain til" confidence of eve
rs shareholder IN the management.
The drawing viii bc made at Athens.
Ala, at which place, for tickets aud inior
nation in regard thereto, address
UODGE IS AIIWEsL.
,tfA special Tram viii be chartered Tor
the occasion that all may attend tho Draw
me-.
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BAILEY SPRINGS, ALABAM.

rINE HOTEL at this celebrated Watering Place is now ready for III cruum.
/ The waters are absolutely uncquanrd IN their healing power orr IRopssV Of vatou
Dl DYSPEPSIA, DISEASES OF WOMEN, and Diseases II the SKIN ana rihSUROfULA
location Is ia hill country neal n beautiful rock bound creek, The air Iu.rn'. WNEiS The
scenery delightful. Billiards, Bar, TcnWns Music, PrmcnadcS, Tanin" ,"f L mn pure M
able amuscncntsa arc abuudanty supplied, and the Table affords The hes, nCo MI the hAMn
Grand Ball Of the season on the night of July 9th, "y Fare.
Route via Memphis and Charleston Railroad TO Florence thence v Ca,,, u.
Lc. nine miles to the Springs. N'""'' Farmer.
Board, per day, 81 per week, Sl5rc mouth, $50. SPECIAL contracts nalo min
for all time exceeding one month. VII" antilles o.
FN further information, circulars etc, address
jcp IA MOODY, NJ b. RrJshmrr, nm,
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The NcInphi. Avalanche.

We direct attention to the advertise
IIcnt Of this sterling journal; and the
low terms upon which it is offered Ia The
public, places il within the reach 81 n.y.
cry family To obtain one Of the ~ It.,
cnnhiutud newspapers ~ the ,ytln.
Tho market reports of tbs ~Iauinacie
are gotten up with great care and are
thorough and complete. The pn.
litical and news dcbartmcnts are ably
conducted. 1t is fully alive {" the mate
rial interests Of the South and Justly
N .iie 'front.' rank of the leading
Journals of the COUNT.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-10
BEERSnEBA SPRINGS
dsTUHhy county. Team

Tho property having been lurchaacd by the
undersigned, and thoroughly rcGttcd and fur
nishcd, will be opened to the public fr tic en-
suing season ON the 10Th June next.
For tho benefit of those persons who hayc
never visited this, before the war, celebrated
Watering Place, We beg leave to say that
for the cxccllcncy Of its Chalybeate and Free
stone Waters, grandeur Of scenery, and purity
Of atmosphere, it is not surpassed, if cqualed,
by any similar establishment in the south. The
location il upon one OF the highest points Ot the
Cumberland Mountains, within a few hour
ride of tho University Of the South, and Of the
large SwiSs Colony recently Established in this
State.
Visitors leaving Huntsville, Chattanooga or
Nashville, by tho morning train, will arrive at
tee Springs. via TulllhUma and McMinnyille,
on the evening of the same day.
Parties wishing to engage rooms for the sea
son, can do 50 by addressing US at Nashville
until Eth May; after that time at BccrSheba
springs.
CHARGES FOR Euirp.
BY the Day, e. NJ; by the Week, 81 ~; by
The Month, $40 wM Children and Servants.
Half Price.
REiluE%T riiISlCINNS.
Dr.. j. u. WrySTuH, of Nashville; pr. u. N
=. n. ~t.,VE 4 co.
Nashville. Tenn, April |, 1871.
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w ELHLSAA4N
g1cUlg':si~ A~yaianc;sr,

Containing forty rollmna choice reading
matter, embracing the --latest New by Mail
and Telegraph, ftom all quarters, full Market
and Crop Reports, River aud steam bout News,
Political aud Literary Miscellany; in q word,
II iuil, carefully coliatcd and com
p1ctr CpitoNnc 81 the current cycpis
"f the day.
The publishers arc determined to offer To the
subscribers to the WEEKLY AVALANCHE
the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-10
Cost Of a Small Cheese Factory.

Thcrc ~, l,uh,,cs. ann ,o,, .,
rc,Icr. in,orcY,nL ~ ui' L,,n, ~,
io,miudustrv and w",oln rrn', W.
,emnnrary ,ISo rni,nrin" os,;',,ta -
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-10

PAIN kILLEE.-ln another column
VIII he found tho advertisement of Dd-
Wis Pain Killer. There is probably no
other preparation manufactured that has
become 80 much 81 Il household word as
iho Pain Killer. For thirty years il has
stood beiole tie public, aud the imnum
orllIlc testimonials that haze been call
ierth voluntarily, testify fully io it,
merits, When y"n need - family ncdi
rIua buy The Pain Killer.
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REFEREE CES

IIon. W. l.. WILSON, Columbia, Tenn.
Col. A. VI. LOONEN, Columbia. Tenn.
W. j. DALE, Esq, Columbia, Tenn.
a. $, llORSIE\, Columbia, Tenn.
LIPSCoME BROS, Columbia, Tom.
WV. j. ANDREWS, Esq, Columbia. Tenn.
KUHN " TURIIN, Columbia, Team.
WILLIS i. JONES', Columbia, Tcnu.
br. 7, + RAINS, COLUMBIA, Tenn.
JAMES, ANDREWS & Co, Columbia, Trnn.
LullN +. MrGhW, Mayor of Columbia.
MARTIN n llCH itD, Columbia, Tenn.
JOHN FRI EtSON, lrc5'dt. LIST Nat. Bank.
Hon. ". :. THOMPSON, Columbia, Tenn.
W. 7. INGRAM. Prcs'dt. Bank of Columbia.
Hon. ". &. WlIlTTllORNE, Columbia, Tenn.
Maj. W. L. RICHARDSON, Selma, Ala.
join NJ. LARklN n CO., Columbia, Tenn.
Hon. LtkEPRlOR, Athens, Ala.
y Liberal Discount Given 70 Agents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-10

A onc-raiI railway has been in sit
Ccsslul operation between Rancl and
Montirrmeil, near Paris, for two
years. The locomotive for a~Onc-iaiI
road has four wheels, two being
placed, one at the front and one 4!
the ear Of the engine, bearing on the
rail. These give the direction and
are doublc-ilangcd, The other pair
"t wheels arc placed in Il traverse
plane passing OF line in front Of
the lirc-bON They run on oak plank
or mncadamilcd road, rs the casc
may be, and IRE the driving wheels.
This sort Of railway can be built in
France for about $1,000 per mila.
The locomotives weigh six and ten
tons; the former runs fourteen miles
an hour, drawing, besides its own
weight, thirty.iyc tnns UP agradc of
two feet in a hundred The latter will
draw fifty tons at a rate Of eight miles
an hour up the same grade; on Il
level ii would draw one hundred
and eighty tons. This system is the
invention Of NJ. Larmaniant, a
French civil engineer, and many be-
|icvc that it may be successfully in
|rOduccd on turnpike roads with the
and curves which the COM
non highway usually has.
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AlANNEE OF DRAWING.

There win hr two elias. Wheels. one wheel
will contain lo,oDl numbers plainly printed,
being duplicttC. Of he tickets sold. The 9TH
cr will contain no priIra. One number will
be drawn from the first wheel, and the first
prize drawn from the second wheel will he the
gift of the number first drawn. and 50 on until
all the prize. are Drawn, whether the CAPITAL
Prize or one of smaller value.
NJ All monies arising from the sale If Tick
ct' viii be deposited in the Bank Of Culumbi,
and First National Bank of Columbia.
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ALDERNEY CATTLE
FOR SALE
FROM IMpOaTED STOCK.
Columbia Athcn;pum.
TENN ESSEE,

: EiSst Class Scn0oi for Youn. l.,,.
dies. Advantages Elegant tribunals Cgl
acres w%lica'thy l. 'rat,"p Capnciuus Buildings
600 vulumcs-Largr Recitation and Sleauinn
Rooms, " III fire in each ALunlantly surnli"d
Table Full AID efficient facul.y-E wears on
pcricncc- Course Of Instruction thorough and
c9,nllciG Prices reduced Number q Ma,sic
ism-Ses-iop o,ras Sept. LII ~CataioguesI pRss
4acloy W. *. SMITH A.. NJ, Sec'y
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f'"n oV US, and 81 per BOttlc
a y. BkEe.slS a 90,

Cincinnati, Ohio,
Frprrle'",s iw The southern and Western
States.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08

Festival.-Ths Sons Of Temperance Of Oha-
wa Division No. 140, will give Festival, at the
Court House, on this Thursday evening, Nov.
30th. Admi ssiou, 50 cents. Children uudsr u
years, rs cents. Tickets foS sale ~ j. 7. MnoT-
heads Book Store, ThompAon s. Robsnalts Mu-
sic Store ID. Wagnsr's Dry Goods store. q. b.
Cass' Hardw ware Store aud j. 3. Reeds Grocery
Store Otidso Sentinel.
We publish the above to illustrate the differ
encs between the Democratic county officials OF
Ottawa county and the Democratic o&clals OF
Psrrysburg township. Some Ven days since The
sons Of thisplace made application to our Trus-
tees for permission to use the Court House for
two or three evenings sntertainmsBt during the
holidays. Being weisatished that no society
would 20 to the expense or trouble Of spending
three or four weeks to prepare an entertainment
for the public, without charging an admission
fee, pernissiou was granted only on these con-
ditous, that no msney should be taken at the
door.
II the bull ding can only be used once or twics
in twelve months fr Demscratc speeches, and
one Of the lower offices used twice a year for
election purposes, It is simply costly ornament
TO the taxpayers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08

"Wnys that are DRTk."-I II the tricks Of
Railroad men are not Tain, they have dark APP
pearsncs to soms Of those living along the eon-
peting " air" has routs, and which also smAsks
Of the peculiar. We learn from the Ottawa
SsniineI that theTledO, ThOrntown 4 St. Louis Air
Line Railroad Company are now favorably con-
sidering tho Propriety OF extending their road
through Van Vert and Putnam counties, tap
ping the d. & II. road at Ottawa. The Presi-
dent Ofthe proposed road, rhos. 8. SPRKAGUE
in letter to gentleman AZ kalida, says ave
aro as yet undetermined as to this exact rout
which NE shall adopt from the Indiana ue n
Toledo. The town of Van Vert. we are inform-
ed, will rsise so 900. If we should go from
Van Vert through your town to Ottawa, we
should require $3.50, 600 from tho local sub
schption lin both eounlies.l II you and those
interested will secure the subscription, we
will look with grsa favor to that route
We had intended, although not vet fully dstsrni
ined, to run from Van Vert on an air line 10 Per
rJsburg. II you will confer with the interests
Alspg the line from Van Vert 10 Ottawa, AnC
see ifthe required amount can be secured, An1
report sts date as early as possible, shall b.
much obliged. We have the hAe through Hi
nois and IadianA nearly ready for contract aaC
to let the contracts in very few weeks is ou
iat9liion."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08

True DenevOlencc. - On Wednesday
morning last(le roof Of Mrs. SPINE's brick dwell
ling was discovered to he on ire. The alarm
wa. sounded shout six O'Clock, and as usual all
classes Of our citizens were soon on the spot aud
went to work with that determined will that soon
conquered, and all was saved but the roof of the
bniding. The morning was very cold aud the
water was converted into ice almost as soon as
ntouched the ladders and lower roofs. making il
extra haIardous to obtain footing, but this dit
6culy was soon surmounIed by proeurOg axes
and cutting foot holds in the roof. The loss is
estimated at about $500, Nhich came very heavy
on that EOrthy lady. But in this as in all other
matters for good, the citizens Of Psrrysburg do
not do things by halves. 10 less than one hour
after the 6re was subdued workmsn and shin
giles we're on the spot GsubscriptOu paper was
started, $500 was promptly subscribed, and
Last night, Just one day after the fire, hessrs.
PEcK, HANILros a Co. had replaced the burnt
roof with complete new one. Thus true be-
psSo!eneo speaks BY dssds rather ibau BY uoIds'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08

Anew Invention There IS 4 trits say ng
Of the wise man, THAT there is nothing new un-
this statement 50 far as II relates to objects on
which the sun shoue in the days Of SOLOMON,
but we do most positively affirm that new objects
are being constantly discovered by the inventive
genius Of this nUdern age. In illustration Of
which, we may state that we are pased in pos
session Of a newspaper 6lsr, iAEeated by our
Public Prosecutor elect, COLI. A. SaASSoS,
which, 10 POin. of simplicity Of construction, ef-
6eisncy of operation and economy in its cost,
surpassss anything OF the kind in use. The mer'
its of the invention will soon be demonstrat ed to
the public. In the mean time, any one calling
at this Office may witness practical illustration
it.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08

Caught at LaSt.-Our readers will daubt-
less remember sns "CoI." ]. w. HOWARD who
stumped this district in the interest Of the De-
mosracy in 1868, the campaign in which frsudu-
lent naturalization papers were so freely distrib-
uted. The "Cul." desrted a very sstimsbs
wife aud pretty child in this place. She sub
sieuently learned that her faithess husband
had been twice married before he secured her af
fections and that ii was not certain that he had
procured divorce from either of them. We
new see il stated that said Howard has been
arrested ia Peoria county, Ill, for bigamy. He
is most grsceless scamp and We trust the law
may be made to lash him AZ he richly deserves.
- (,o,ntn,reiaI
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08

settle Up,--Ii is not pleasant duty fer US
4, dun our subscribers, either through the pa
per or personally, but IL duiy We owe TO our
selves and to our creditors to collect what Ia due
Us: We endesvor 10 pay all Of our debts as fast
as they accrue, but IL will become an uphill bu'
siness IL fnobody pays us IN return. II Is our de-
sire to get all accounts squared up BY the hrs'
OF the New Year, aud ss they are scattered aud
10 small sums we shall be compelled to put them
In the proper hands for collection, u not settled
otherwise. Let each Of our subscribers squsr'
up his account and get us one new subseribs'
fer a Nav Years present. Both will be repaid
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08

Cow Thief.-Through the advertisement
Of Mr. HgFFERxAS fuF host COW, he learned
that an animal bearing the description given in
the JoURSAL bad been sold in the Weston mar
kst. Mr. II. proceeded to that place and found
his COW. She had been driven to Weston by a
seedy looking customer who tried N get some
one to sell her at auction, but not succeeding
sold her at sacrifice at private sale, and the
purchaser had resoli her to the butcher for II.
The thief claimed to hail from Toledo. Mr.. II
brought his COW home, and the purchaser is mi
nus the money.
Another COW is missing as will bs seen fro In
advertisement Of Sir. CLAY in this paper.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08
BAD Practice.-Keeping children a

Bad Practice.-Keeping children after
school is, in every respect, bad practice. 1t
aanoys both teacher and pupil, aud ia an evil
which perpetua.es itself. Pupils who are kept
after school go home out Of humor with teacher
and school generally. It should be a coustant
aim to arrange things in such way that every
pupil may go home feeling happy. The result
aimed at by this practice may. in most cases, be
reached in other ways. The natural consequence
rank. In graded schools, pupils who miss their
lessons may be placed in lower classes, even in
a lower department.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08
A Judicious Improyement.-The

A JudiciOus Imprpyemeht.-T i'm
pOrtance and value of the ordinance of our Town
Council by which public cisterus have been
placed on Front and Second streets, received a
practical demonstration m Wednesday morning
last on the occasion OF the fire at Mrs. SPISK's.
is not improbable that much valuable property,
lying in proximity to the fire, w,ud ave been
destroyed.
The Town Council have done a good work
and together with ANDREW Roach, Esq, who
gratuitousIy superintended the improvement and
donates the supply Of water, they are entitled to
he public thanks.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08
Perrysburg June 8, 1871. 7
wILHoFr,s ANTi.PEnIoDIC

WILHOFT'S SANTI.FEIIO IODIC
10 The poor nssns friend, because it is chsHp, re-
quring small dosss 10 sRsot q psrnaHsnt and
complete cure.
1t comes nearer being ,pseias thAR any other
medicine now sold, and is endorsed BY the nos'
learned and skillful physicians in the country.
ltappsHs to the common seHse Of the people,
because Of its efficacy in the cure Of Chills and
Fever, Enlarged Spleen, Biilisss Fever and other
Of miasmstic origin because Of its permanent
effects in removing the cause or nsatrAliEing the
effects Of mslarioss poison : and because Of it.
eheap apnsss. which places ii in the reach Of every
family. Bag it and iry it; and il. after closely
following the directions, cure is not Effected
return to the druggist aud demand your money
back again.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08

Strayed or StOIen.-one dark red COW
Ave years old, medium sire, long slender horns
which stand we'll apart and have been bored on
under side; hssS hAbitof resting her nose on a
log, stump or any convenient object. She straysd
or was drove away from the premises Of ISAAC
CLAY. Psrry.burR, on the night OF November
10th 1871. Iuformalion given that will lead 10
her recovery will be literally rewarded.
Address ISAAC CLAY, Perrysburg