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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wn.P ta.R. Arr.~v.......
A @ Ar & VAN LIEN,
ErsIssoss TO .. ". wttu.ss.
Undertakers and Cabinet Makers.

NHOl' On IHrTI9 q. NeIV-I1 d ~ III
NJ r are prepared l. attend - al fnne-
Isis. having en hand lsl.e assoftf..nf =,
Wooden aflns. wti,h we will iainlsh cheaper ti.
shl hfm in this eiii ti-o Nsfalc fulisi Csss- and
Hafisi Iasktis. IA addition. W. vii f.rni.b .n,.
number oi eaf'iagrs. nsfine two Int lease. ~.
~ sfe Tally prtpafci 90 an orders entrusted vth
lf We tfcftierc sul,tt sA.it Df stlI fai fotar..
girtgnr ourscNes T. give entire sai.sfarira 81 All
who nay leave orders nitt TO-
Al hiuts ~ Furniture iattr a. crlrr. Ola Frftl-
turc repair cd and NaruistrI l,hf.Istr4r II All t.
donc. and Mattresses uisde a. olaer.
frr r. is5G.wiy
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IF We are authorised 20 announce fIrX
ANDEh COOPER a. 4 eanSida,c fsf Counts
Surveyor AZ the ensuing election
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u We are authorized 20 announce HENRY
fAikBAkks, A. acandidaie Tor the Office II
County Treasurer, 1.-THE ensuing October cleo.
ton
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

Irrriso At Resrvsttr.- Thsr. - = fse
fsra o.; q the frisrf. = rsss ie.A I'D IRE.
F'ut. - Roseviiis. FNfts ealasy. 90 Ss,sr.
car aaa n - geei,ss prrvsdsi tbs p<osle.-
see - vere maa. b. o. X. s.s,ls al I ~.
Nf.Ecs.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

" Mr.. Buehsnap is over sir feet high. snd
Weighs sboai tss bsalfsj ani ,Teaty. sss
Psardsf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

~
Josiah hayworia. keIet.a iayrolih. Rcninnrs
Hrtccosk. Joan hods ati. kf.n Ris wofth. RIfA-
tr'sou Hsyuofth AIIrfah Hafwofft tf.4ia,l,
Hs,wofih, Josiah iisl Wllfb. Jeremiah H.,uIris
ifhflux, ~ their unknonn heirs lf dead fl. p,
known heit~ 81 -ufina Williams and ti.r an.
known hcifs % Amle Ia worth. Defeudanis-Ps.
titles Ter CoHreFaner.
TflE Petitioner. by c. T. Noble. hav.
inr hlcd bis pet iton. together with q n sadsyl,
that The defendants not residents ~ TIE slate =
indians. notice o. therefore % al those nrf
sons above named who may be living. nnd .o the un.
known hcIs ~ al those who may ~ dad fisf they
y aud appear before thc judge ~ Said Common
fleas Court. 10 bc held "a tie Court House IN "a.
city 81 lefie Hauie. The 1t Monday ~ Ocf nerf
then and here. said Court o. before ne CALI
ms 81 thc ctu-e 20 plead. answf- demur 10 sald
tli, a. fbr sanic vii be iaken confessed and e.
creed atcoI4ingl1 And. WILKINS. Ga.
Aas. n. i.s5-fw PR fess 20
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IL We are authorized - ANNOUNCE AMoRY
KINNEY. A. a candidate Tor reelection 10 the
oi'iee Of Jcdge cf the Court 81 Common Pleas
Of N'go county, Il the approaching October
election.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

= We are Authorized 20 announce ANDREW
WILKINS. asa candidate Cor re- election 70 the
office II Clerk Of the Cireait Court. At The en-
suing October election.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

Fl0ohlNaF0N, Aug !, Ie5t.
Oar Sir: desire % address az fellow ca.
iifens. who will assemble here 10 day. and Ia
discuss With YOU the question. submitted u
.tAsir decision. A. "a he time We shall occu.
~. afa sa,i-ted with the arrangement made
~ Newcastle IA early answer a. requested
hsan.rffaftv A.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

w give place again in orr columns 10
b. 'lsiform o'ihe Philadelphia Conveu.
''sn correctly printed. In many paper.
'fhas been printed with 60 many errors,
niorc or less important. ,ha; il has been
difficult TO make sense Of some Of the res
buttons. As given below. i expresses
We believe. the exact sense Of The Com
mis.ee which reported. and Of the Conven-
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JUNE Is. 1856

-. RteNttaf a AHt Atttr&7 eAostA bc
Immediately admitted as State OF The
Union. with her present free constitution
as AZ once the most eiFectual way Of sc.
curing to her citizens the enjoymen, oil
the rights and privileges 10 which they
are entitled and Of ending the civil STRIFE
now raging in her territory.
&c. Resoiued. That the highwayman's
plea that might makes right embodied
IN the 0stcnd Circular; was ia every res.
pect unworthy Of American diplomacy
aud would bring shame aud dishonor up
on any government and people that should
give il sanction.
~. Rssoired. That railroad TO the
Pacific Ocean. by the most central and
practicable route, isimpsra,i,ely demand
ed by the interests Of the whole country
and ihai the federal government ought 20
reader immediate aud efficient aid 20 u.
construction. and A. an auxiliary thereto
promote the immediate construction Of an
smiyssn. yca,a on he line OF The railroad
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

Nov vs be-e Ptesen. q oor reador- "a.
other Article. which Sc clip from tie Rsplb
l.sar. showi1E uAai Ar. spragne dess say
abou. his matter. Can John q. Davis hope
- have The respect and esteem 81 honorable
men. when be thus acts. aad whsn his organ
i authorised BY hisn y ssy hat Mr. Sprasas
sass n a. nos A.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-16

Wood Common Pieas--Petition TO Sell Land
John Bates admir- of Edward Iiotchkss, decd, VS.,
st. eel. Grace Hotchkiss 1t al. 100
ktRACE HOTCfiKlSS, Sarah Hotchkiss, Jane
&TVE. Merriman, Elias p. MeTriman, Charles &.
n Merriman Adeline II. Grannis and Charles B.
Graunis win take notice, that John Bates. admin
istrator of Edward Hotchlss, deceased, has filed q
petition in the court of common pleas Of Wood
county, Ohio, asking an order to sell the following
real estate OF the decedent:--E. hf s. 2. or. Sec.
33 ~. S, IL. 1, so acres; n. W. Or N. ". pr. Sec.
;58 T. 3, L. II, 40 acres N. W. qr. N L. or. Sec,
], 7. 4, Il. II, 40 acres; S. ". or. NJ W. Or. Sec.
II, Ta3. II. 8, 40 acres; w. hf g. f. Or Sec 3G, Z
3, R.1lTS0 acres e. part N. w traction See. 10
II. Z, Il. 49, in Wood county, Ohio. Also. in-lots iii
hi. 49, and in-lot o. block 2, Iolli5ters nddtion to
pay debts; and that said petition will be for hear
ing at the ensuing spring term Of said court
fs-ry a- MURRAY S DODGE. Attys for Pet.
Il. Feb. 2. lS56.--3Sw5S3 ...r .f ....t. .....
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Valuable Farm, for S1E<.

w YER tract 50, containing 1871 acres; rive
ractj), containing l9G acres, and the hal! g.,
south west quarter of section (, in town3, U.SR
continuing 50 acres, all in Wood county. All tli-
Land lies III body, within about miles Of Pegry!-
burg. The farm is well watered, and has upon il
Il fine orchard and over pop acres OF we'll Improved
ltnd, the greater part OF which is bottom I4ud vi
the very best quality. For terms, inquire Of
Nov. Il, 1SJj.--27tf MURRAY Il DODGE.
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BOOKS * STATIONERY.


CEORGE f. ROBINSON has opened. in his
Il new store, No ), Gardeners Buildings Toledo.
Olio the finest assortment of BOOKS i, ST4-
offered in the Toledo market embracing all the
Science and Arts. All the most popular works of
the dav received soon as issued. A large as4ort-
ment of Blank Books, full bound and half bound
OF the very best manufacture, and at the lowest
prices UlRIIING Papers. ..,
Il large stock Of the very finest kinds including Flat
Gap. Fool5cap, Letter, Bath Post, Note, plain and
fancy. .... ENFELOPES.
Any quantity OF various qualities and sizes. plain
and fancy--the bestassortment ever before offered
ia this market. ...r .r.. .-
WRITING INKS,
Of all the best manufacturers in this country and in
and Of all colors. ....,.
WINDOW PAPER, WINDOW SHADES AND BORDERING,
large assortment carefully selected, and at prices
that cannot fail to give satisfaction. -
f. BLANKS - L@
for IN tces, LAWYERS, and business men, always on
Hand, aud at the lowest prices.
-r +-1 SCHOOL BOOKS.
W3bster's Elementary Spelling Books, by the case
or by the dozen, at the lowest cash prices States
u superior quality. -. '..
t'.a- WRITING BOOKS,
viii, without copies slate pencils, chalk crayons
lead pencils large and small school cards, drawing
paper, &c.
IIg- Al orders from the country executed with
dispatch and fidelity, and pains will be spared tC
make those wishing TO purchase in our line feel il
70 be an object to trade with us ' I3Otfl
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CLOTHING HOUSE.

r. II. CALLAKD respectfully infor ms The
~. merchants and citizens generally of PeTTys-
burg and its vicinity, that he continues the Clothing
Business, with increased facilities and agreatly en-
arged stock Of beautiful styles aud patterns suta-
Die Tor the season, at his store room on Louisiana
Avenue, cast side, between Front and Second sts
where he viii at all times during business hours
he ready to cut and manufacture CLOTHING, IN
the latest and best style. All orders given will be
accomplished with promptness and economy.
n. .--Cutting done for the Trade and warranted
to fit when properly made up. [noy
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NOTICE.

wo0p COUNTY c"Irl OF coMMoT ri rts
Charles Nantre, plaintiff, against Jcn 6iyers Jr.
George II. Myers, X. {. VI yers Sarah ann M,er.
Susan Myers. Mary .iane Ml,rs, Julia Am M,
ers, Eliza Abrams ard William Adams, deteii-
ants.
TINE defendants will take nctice that r,Ia;n,if u
L the first day OF February, A. b. lS5G. fled his
petition in sad court, asking a judgment against
them as the heirs at law OF John MYERS, deceased
for the sum Of %}45, and interest az 10 Ter cont y
S245 from :lc lst day of necenbor A. y. I-s3 10
the 18th day Of Murch, A. n. lsF4 ard interest IT
10 per cent. on 800 since March 18th. A. .. 1874.
and interest on SIZE since October ;l,t \. D ISE+.
and Interest on Sl%5 since October 3Ist A. u. 1876
As Tie balance Cue plaintiff II contract for the
sale Of the west half Of the south cast Quarter II
section thirty-two, Of town five rortl If raf ca
twelve, in " ocd county Ohio. 10 :, hn N,tI..!,,-
deceased; and asking for sale of said NJ mis-, u,
pay said Judgment ard costs. EeerGarts are re-
quired to answer or dtmuT OH or etore tie ittn
day Of March, a. y. 1856, or AZ tie reat tenn al
court thereafter, judgment will be taken as co,,its
sed. CHARLES NANyJNK
by S. JEFFgEsoN, his Atty
Tib. 2. lSiG --.SNGS4 ( 70
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cart Of Conmc7, Hsos, Weed Coa7.t., ono.
Samuel ". Buinlam, plain;itf

ttITt of On Ht7t IifoS, VCCu CCH7tu, CLo.
Samuel W. BuInlau, plaintiff,
vs.. Civil Action
Isaac Marshall, defendant.
TIRE deter dart, Isaac Marshall is hereby notified
L that on tho 10Th DAY Of January A. u. istG a
retit!ou wes filed by plaintiff in the offce Of lie
clclh OF the court Cf ccnmou Iieas in said N,td
county. asking CrtEc foreclosure of certain n IT
gage deed executed ty said Isaac Marshall ON de
itth day OF May 1876, conveying to snid plaintiff
the following described lard situate in " Oh coin
y, Ohio:---Ih he north west fractional quarter 81
section number eighteen (lS) in township number
six 90 north Of range twelve (l2) containing ors
hundred and twenty acres more or less. and asking
judgment for two Hundred and ninety dollars, win
Interest from the 18th day Of May, 1855, and tbpt
said land may be sold to ray the same Said dc
fendant is notified that unless he answers said be
tition by the 4th Saturday of March, 1856 ii Viii
be taken confessed against him. and iuCpn,pt
rendered thereon accordingly - .t. -
MEFFoRD 4 IIoLLENBBcK
jan 20 lSo0.--37"GS37j Attys for Pte,
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Allcot 81 Horton VS.. John McCIorv It ai .
GlIEltlFE'S SAIE.--By virtue of AN alias wrk
- Of fl ia. to directed and dtIycred, f, m the
court Of common pleas OF " ood county, Ohiu [
will offer for sale at the door OF Ike cCuIt house in
ryshurg, on Tuesday. the 10Th day Of Fe ebrunrr
1896, between the hohrs Of 10 A. NJ. aud ! r. NJ tie
following real estate, situate III weed courtv. Ohio
to Wit: ln-ots Of the town of rortaco Vile run.
bers thirteen 3l and tourteou l4) taken by me il
execution the property OF said deter pnts at hQ
suit of said plaintiffs. W.L.COOk, SLer;n.
MURRAY g. DonGE, Attys rltft.
Dec. 20 lS6J--32wg$3G5 ....
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THE PBRRYSBURG JOURNAL.
K,crrYshtprg EDriccs Cnrvcsat.

Wheat. sl.65Wl.7U; Flour. $9oo@05o; Rye,
GON5j, Cora, 1880; Oats, 25Q131 Potatoes, ~
nN5J; Butter, 1920; Eggs, l2@l8 Apples. dried
$l.2jML.5O; Peaches, dried $l09Wl25: Eea"3,
$1.5OW2.00; Feathers, 31m4t; Fresh PORK, 5sjl
Beef, 4ltj; Tallow l0W12; Lnrd l0u12; Wool,
2jm}0; Hay $S.00U100O Wood, Sl.5002.0o
Stt, 2.0O02 90; Onions, 37050.
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AT ARBLE W0RKS.---EDwAR LLOYD. on
lYI Monroest., Toledo manufactures ard deals
in American and Foreign Marble MONUMENT S.
Tomb Stones, Mural Tablets, Cabinet Slabs Man
ties, and all other articles usually called for in his
line. lie has on hand large and well selected AS
sortment OF Italian and American Marble Monu-
ments, Tomb Stones. &C., which he will finish IN
the best style, with rromrtness and despatch, ard
on as reasonable terms as any establishment III the
western states
All persons wishing to pay the last mark Of re-
spect to departed friends, will please givehim
a call. fTOledo Nav 2G. I955--2v1
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Joshua FCcr,

DY virtue Of ar execution TO NE directed and de-
A) livored. from the court Of common pleas Of
Wood county, Ohio. in the above entitled cause
4 will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg on Tuesday, February 2Gth,
1856, between 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'clock p NJ.
of said day the nor'h east quarter of the south
quarter of section No twenty wo (22) In township
No. threo (3) north, of range No. eleven 1l) east
in Wood county. Ohio containing forty acres NOR
or iess. w, Z. COOK, Sheriff Wood Co, O. ,
MURRAY & DopCc Attys Ptff.
D9o, Is, I556.--3Iuio$4l2 .@
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AND MEAL

INCUR AND MEAh.--E. d. PECK \ co.
L Flour warranted, made from sound heptueky
wheat In barrels and bags.
INDIAN MEAL, bolted and unbolted, for sal Is
"tt" 81 F. Il. MILLER & CO.
Or at the Mill Office OF T.. ID. PECK y 60.
Feb. 7, lSjj--3Yw}
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ANDS FOR SALE.

4 ANDS FOR SALE.---l will sell, on very
l. reasonable terms, the undivided :. W. or see.
Is. II. 4, L. s. r.. in Wood county, Ohio, contain
ing lo7 acres. or less also n W. fr. or, ser.
!, II. 6. Il. II, in Ottawa county. near the village
of Elmore. JAMES MURRAY.
Dee. 3, 1S5j.--}0w4 ..
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r. w. Shawhan vs.. James Audrews.
GHERlFF'S SALE.---By commend of an
- order OF sale issued from the court cf
common pleas Of Wood county, shall eI-
pose to public sale, at the door Of the cotut
house in Perrysburg, on Tuesday, the I9th
day Of February, 4. D. 1886. hrtwcen lie
hours OF one O'Clock and three O'Clock Pm.
the following described property. TO viii -
The east half Of the south east quarter 6
section twenty-five, township three nor,I.
range nine east; taken as the prope rty +
James Andrews at the suit of r. W. Sl.aw
Ian. w. l.. COOK. Sheriff
Jan. l9, ls55.--3 -36w54l75 Wood co.
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- - JOTn Fay VS.. Feter NoMuhan. : y :
NHERIFF'S S.tLE.--By virtue of an execution
> TO me directed and delivered from the court Of
common pleas Of Wood county. in the above enti-
lied cause, will offer for sale at the Goor of the
court house in Perrysburg, OH Saturday, March 8,
1855. between the hours of II O'clock. NJ. and 2
o'clock r. NJ, the south east quarter of the south
west quarter Of section twentytwo. (S2) in town
ship four (4} in the United States reserve in Wood
county, Ohio contai;ng forty ecres, more or less.
0aa WI. COOK, Sheriff Wood Co,
JAaEs MURRAY, Atty ' u. '.s
Jan. IS, lS55.--3.w5S1,8 ST "l. '''. -'.'
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Sale of Real Estate by order OF the Probate
.... Count,

ON the Sth day Of March, 1856, between the hours
~ OF 10 A. ri and p. NJ, viii be sold at The door
of the court house in Perrysburr Wood county.
Ohio To the highest bidder the Following real estate
ns the property of Nicholas Reiser, deceased. to
wit: In-lots number jl3 and go, in said town Of
Perrysburg Appraisement and terms made known
on the day OF sale. JOHN NAGER
JOHN WEBB
;, JEFFERSON, NttY. AdnlrS.
Feb. ,, lSjG.--3Sw5SI.75
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18

A FINE GLOSSY SrARcn.-The
following recipe for making gum
arabic starch will be acceptable,
and should have a place in the
domestic scrap-book OF every wo-
man who prides herself on tho ca
pacity as a housekeeper, and the
neatness other own, her husbands
and her iamily's dress.
Take two ounces of white gum
arabic powder, put itinto a pitch.
er, and pour on 1t a pint Of boil
ing water, according to the degree
Of strength you desire, and then
having covered it, let it stand all
night. In the morning, pour il
carefully from tho dregs into
clean bottle, cork it, and keep il
for use. A tablespoonful Of gum
water stirred into pint Of starch
that has been made 10 the usua'
manner, will give lawns q look O.
newness, when nothing else car
restore them after they have beer
washed.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18
! A. wILcox.

EErA correspondent of the yevay
Regeilie, says thst as soon as the news
of Judge Perkins decision reached
Patriot, little town on the Ohio,
drunkenness took a vigorous growth.
and its first result was the attempted
saicide OF poor victira named David
Hewitt. The writer thus speaks of the
catastrophe
Last week, David Hewitt, living on
Byrant's creek. about miles from
Patriot, in fit OF delirium tremens,
made an attempt TO commii1 suicide;
he first got his ak. with view to cut
his head of, but his wife succeeded in
wrestling it from him. He then at
tempted to get butcher knife. but
was prevented by his wife, who then
took his razor and concealedit in her
pocket; he accused her of having his
razor. and threatened 10 kill her, il
she refused TO give it up. and she, to
save her own life gave him the razor
He Immediately cut his throat, sever
ing the wind-pipe. or nearly 50. Or
Gale, his physician, thinks he viii no
recover, although he is still alive.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18

When a young man enters the
arena Of the world in search Of a
wife, he should ask three ques-
tons before entering into court
ship; first, is she intelligent? Sec
ond. is she kind and benevolent?
and thirdly, did she ever get up
before breakfast in the morning?
If all these interrogatories be an
swered in the affirmative, no 9TH
er qualification is indispensably
necessary, for, with such a wife,
fortune and tame can easily be ac-
quired. Such is the wife for the
laboring man, such should be the
companion Of one fortunately
possessed Of wealth, and such
should be the wife Of him who as
pires to the highest stations that
society can bestow. All this in
formation can be easily obtained
from the girl you have in view; for
many boast Of their Incidence,
and think no higher compliment
could be paid them than by
calling them delicate in health
and feeble in mind. If she is
weighed in the balance and found
wanting, pass her with contempt,
and look to other resources for
future happiness. But marry, let
the risk bewhatit may--it gives
dignity to your profession, it in-
spires confidence, and commands
respect. With a wife the lawyers
are more trusty, the doctors more
esteemed, the merchant gets a
longer credit, and the mechanic
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18
RsLIJoN.
Ri wilyam Leget.

Lik sno dat folz hwar wotcrz GID,
Eros ple3yrz fad ava,
da melt In timz dcstroip I'D,
And kold or hwil da sta !
But joz dat from rslijon flo,
Lik stqrz dat gid De nit,
Amid dc dqrkcst gldu ov wo,
smil fort wild swrtestlit.
Relijonz "a no klsdz obslpr,
But o'er &c Kristianz aol
II feds a nidians kqm and pur,
DO tempests r5nd him roll
Hiz hort md brak ned soroz strok;
But tn lis latest bril-,
Liz djamondz Jinip hwen dqr brok,
Relijon Its 1t still.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18
Helmbolt's Genuine Preparations.
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
CODpOUDDF LUIDIXTRAGF DUEHU.

For diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
Diseases, Structures, Weaknesses. aud all dis
eases OF The Sexual Organs, whether In male
or female, from whatever cause they may have
originated, and NO mntier OF how long stand
ing.
II Won have contracted tho terrible disease
which, wheu seated In tho system, will surely 20
down from one generation 10 another, undormi.
ming the constitution. and sapping the very vital
fluids life, do not Uust yourself In The hands of
Quaeks, who start up eyrs day IN city like this
and nll the papers with eiarinr falsehood
TOO well calculated TO deceive the young. aud
those not acquainted vith their ticks. You can
not be too careful In the selection ola remed, In
thcsa cascs.
Tia Fluid extract Buchu has boen pronounced
by eminent physicians The greatest remedy ever
known. II IA medicine perfectly pleasant Ia its
taste, and very innocent In It, action. aad YET go
thorough thai Il aDnihilases every particle OF the
rank and poisonous yIrss or this dreadful disease;
sud, unlike other remedies, docs not dry IN The
disease In the blood.
Consti ntional Debility, brought on by self
abnse, most terrible disease, which has brought
thousands 10 untlmely graves, thQs blasting The
brilliant hopes OF parents. AID bhghting Ia the
bud the glorious ambition OF many noble youth
can DO cured by this infailiblu Remedy. And as n
medicine which must benefit over, body, from the
simply delicate 20 the confined aud desppalrlng
invalid, no equal "a 10 DO found acting both as
Cure and Preventive.
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SODA CoFFEE.-The flavor Of
coffee may be very much improy-
ed by adding 40 or 90 grains Of
carbonate Of soda TO each pound
of roasted coffee; in addition to
improving the flavor, the soda
makes the coffee more wholesome,
as it neutralizes the acid contain
ed in the infusion.
X A. WILCOX.
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JOEL KIRBY.

A Certificate from the Rev. ]. B. Finley
Clucinsati, March 4th, 1862.
DR.. Forsha-Thlsis the 6rst time In my
long life that have given my name In
recommendation Of any medicine, as a gen.
eral remedy though have often been solicit.
tee, have used yonr Alternative Balm Ter
nearly two years; first, for the rheumatism
In my hip and knee, of which was nearly a
cripple, then for very severe bruises on two Of
my family; then violent attack ofdIarrhseo
ON myself then for inflammation, for burns
bruises, aud for very severe case Of stiff
neck. brcaght on by violent cold. and q
think have had full proof Of its medical
properties, in g,eat many ofthe diseases for
which yon recommend Il. and have not
found 10 to fall In even one Of than. Still,
20 not say that II Is an iniallible cure. yet
Is my soberc onyicilon. that Il IL the DO,
compound for these remedies for which u Ia
recommended, that have ever tined, a.
have tried many will not. II can pro-
cure ", be Without II In my family for any
consideration. Hoping that you will stil
continue TO compound u honestly and tho. Il
may relieve Thousands Of sufferers, mos'
heartily rscomincndii to my felIow-citizenI
4 most excellent Family Medicine.
Yours. siEecilcnsieIy,
J. b. FINLEY