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Uta gum legten Sabre pat gr. sHitrp uptl
80, 500 Qatienten y allen mo9Ii6en &rdufbsiten
tebanbeIt: cine CAB, csren fl6 bieLlei1t tein 3tpei-
ter Nr,t In Der Stabt Baltimore ribmen fam
unh in allen SdIe1l, 100 bic dr3tIi6en 8orf1rif-
ten obtIom befolgt tpurben, pdren bic 3ranfta
gebeilt uno auf 9dner 9eneten&R 4uf fol6e Shat
laden Rtldilht nebmenb, tuer6cn Ieibenoe gtrfo-
acri tpobi oaran tbun, bel Or. SMITH, Is Slb-
HreberiGftrect, por3uipred)en, Der feline 2abIunQ
oerIongt, ipcnn feline 9ienfIe ni6t getpeiie ron
@slfiflibfeit unb 9uten ToIgen liefern. Smiths
Gr;eneteu ilnb fret bon Wercur unb mtnerdIilden
@iTten unb t6nnen unbebtnbert uno obne llmftdub.
Iid)feiten iiberoa ein9enonlnsn tperben, sd lie In
c~cllpdcter 4orm aegeben tperben. SelbG Gin
lbrdnfuna in Der 9idt 1T Gberflu|lg, tpenn teine
Gntsunbung etn9etresen III.
@erenQun0en ober Structures tperben nab elmer
tlgenell, bon Or. SlnItb auf9efunbeneu gebarb-
Iun9slpeie In t~peni9en Saseu cbne S6mtr1eu
ODER SnepnpenienSen fir ben @atienten 9ebeiIt.
9ugIei6 garantirt Or. Smitb, bab tetne Gnt;inA
bnneen Der Urethra IL. (. 10. o!S Structures be-
banbeIt tperben, tpobur6 70 oft Gbarlatdne BIZ
trauri9Hen GoIgen berbeiflbren.
Sun9e 2eute
unO Gubtre, tpeIde an f~tminaIer S6tpdds ieibsH,
%stnerle!, oh bic elbe bon elmer g%eiuifen stfdbrIi6en
getpobnbeit cber bon atoern lii fd1en berrtibrt
unb ipel6e in ibrem @efoI9e Elm Seer f6Iperli1er
aur sei1i9er llebeI BADEN. tuenn bic SeIun9 Der.
nu6ldFl9t tpirb, Touten lb bel 3eiten melttn, no.
Surb fle bieIem RUNNER unb 9roben 2e!bea, tule
aud eroben rntoften borbeu9en.
GuD ben 9ruuthciten beS tpeibIi6en GtiUleOtes
bot Er. Smitb lett elmer &eibt bon Subren feline
~bsfouotre auflnertIamteit eetuiOmet unb berfprifi
QEen esiberceu eint beiIfaIne uns bauernoe Sur.
81 Smiths Prdbentatipt fir Srduen tann
mou an Sbi9sn Slate erbaIten. Die 0lebijin III
gut uRb tparbe iuFerbaIb 8 Sabren auberOrbent-
I'D bel 9ebrau6t. @reis nur S Dollars,
Qertonen, bic bon Baltimore "entfernt lpobnen.
ttunen ua6 9enaucr Nn9abe Der SDmptome gr
Smith seQen p~ortofreie Srisfe coniultiren nno BIZ
Webi3iu uctD irgeuO einsn SbeiIe bee qanbeS &C.
IHtft erbdItcn. Vile Gnfra0eu bI;tben itren9 pri-
tatim. Sn Der Office iinb iepdrate 9inlmer sur Dis
petition ber @utierten. Often bon 8 rbt Wcr8er'
bic 8 l(br NbenbS.
NOstrsEnas uno Specifics,
'on apotbefrn unb DrIQifen dls SeiIm
Mt. Ed)dbfn rncbr ais be ntIBen uub aub
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Bg Bur GiItigcm Seadtuug !
Pm to8 oee6rte Bublifltn

8~erlangt m%erben:
oQe Gage fir n 3 age lang SO Gufpmer unb 50 ,5Gnbter I'm
@rr6en un6 8leinen, UNI Spr3ufpreden bel Qpren3 .. Dtet
rem irOttfeiten Stpre In 8rantlnareet SIR. 177%, UNI g0aarer
An flufen. @rrmittaes uo Nadmttto9S BON MpntaeS su
GomRdgs WaGren gum Nieterpertauf unb eisenen gebarf.
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1dl ppbIfeil y! UNI @lab au MAIDEN fir TrIbi1br5waaren,
inbet tb i'm Gerlauf BON 3 QDSdeu metn @ef6Gft nod etnise
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biete 6aber ppn jebt at dle meme Ddaren at du6erit btlteen
@retIen an. Wtsoerperfaufer wpQen sef. S~prfprehen.
Strunpfpaaren,
@alanteriepaaren,
WcIene nuD baltttippllerte @arne,
Sewellerien it GROCER a18pabl
SAneibertrtmmin98 &c.
2pren3 .. Oteb.
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Wheeer. Q9Lllan s 60
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mtltsn, J6rmer uub 5atrttanten 81 |}ejlI,qtr 8Iadhtuna oteI 2
au6gsJetGnetfen pom oasn Der Art ots les: crfHacSrsn 4rstfsi'
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SLOAN & DEEMS

5pIabGnbIer i'm 0roB= uno 8ietnperfauf,
Brsttsr, 9cttsn, 8 dintela &c, fir S&reinsF uub 3jnsntsrieGs,
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in 8alttmprs,
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gut s%etrDfnetsn Eau. unr &&retnertpl3ss 81 bn ~tiutgfe.
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5*qnxr GfenGUre

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M. u. 8 u f { mGbt ieiner atten 8sidnntsn uMt
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u on 81.
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Office: SCR. So 8osetteett' 1 Gblr wefl rom ManFOntai
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
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tere1en betrd8en Ster 9rpcent per Sahr uno wirp enBeI
benz Sn benz ueberI3uB ane3Sabre etne @rtra~Otptbenf
inter bic Oeppftpren p~ertbetlt.
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rem eeenen Namen 6epUntren unb biett bteel6e a~uSIdlieBl
su itrer eiosnen @erfiauna. f22pS
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Associated Firemens-lnsurance,i
RON 9 baltimore.
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i'd in benz @iieal6uftslDtale Der G%unpaonie, Mr. 4 GOut6fi
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WDbeln, 10 RTE aut allies iOnftBe @tgentbun eegen bic nj I
ritz n pr nj e lent8e8enjunebnten
SOB 81. Moore, 9rGFbent.
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No5lerreCtDpen ! 0o9uerreptOp II !
gTgininrN RNnMi8.

80 Nef.8a IT, G IT,, ge9euiber Der 9Oaiba9lrG6f,
ttAt ftinen 8reuntea ub Dem 8eebrten @ubHtuu tttrnit on,
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bs Bib, pplfpmmen Gbnltd, III bet bt4tgften @retfen anfertt.
aen tann. Wan fgnme uHb UBer3euoe f6! 20O3mt
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,Hphlen Rnhlen

geIlsfra6 Sc SIR. ~, neben Solter'8 Gntaranten.S flee.
Saltc. Goal.Gentp., 2ifens @auep, W}punt Sapaee in ale
Srrten unS G5r6sen gu benz b%iat8fen 9reiie. Die Ipnne !
22l0 9fo. uno fets 6as spQe @ewtGt. &ae MuftrGBe meroe
l6nen unS ttlis bsfprst. Cumberland &Oblen fur S6mtet
unb 6abrifdnten fnb tets auf Eager.
tn Wtptter, raj II. GO.
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CD d It . q II 8

en- BET eai.tmprt Hne 5sto-Gtlea6apn, na9s beTa reVot,;
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@ttrntt une 99tgon8sr tnbea tsDtr 3eit bic Bette Mufs
usrtanB unter btGiaen Stbiasnugsn. g0r BE gDsttsrbtt0r.
bersnB sUn %0ittfsn0tn pttb u n Fnt8etoIt@ SeReus Sors
s.tra6sn. Der @tGenttunsr, 6. s. 6iIbtbrGnb, tf els &mi
SranttpsWssnt Der 9altO. -ObipeGifenba9m TN Stan0e ib
unoeEi9t austuaft 5H trtDetsn unb StGrtS mad aGen UNITE
5fG0 BE etbneten DIa5en GussuBeten. I3ni6uat
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An allen IN bl 5idet5efRcen aefauftsn Gatrtarten Is ;tstSi
'urttn 10 y rnts %dhBecGsn, perren. Die GPmpaente erleuti
tesem Yaha9ier 100 plumb 6~ret?eYdf, 1T afer nur bic gum gDer.
he on 500 Yerantpprtib.
ggsri6nen fGnnen 8e8en SGeu &Ufer, &tRsn &C. Serlenosn, ctn,
feIbif mi3urstien.
MeGery tie aa.tn reNen, fonnen muir NIT lem IL ltbr Bulge
tibren fapar3e Dtner IN @e9lettunQ hires |oerrn ietetSett
t1thsTa fta Burger Baltimore 0Irei6aft fir fe eslstfet bet
I'm q n. &raWfprl Wae. +
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- Nrparate fir gBpbnbduGe, S9ul9Guier, Rirber, 5ctel,
Sabt! afalten, 8abrifen, @ieBereen, 5arn@~ Q8sbawbe, 10pte GO
POI att,nsn, O6tfsr &C., pelAe eS erN5altGsn BAG lS0s ftlti
UNIV btbsattnb StGtser b%ersWaeaen, Hsr6en ron Der ,%alotv!an.
Yprtab!e Qra9harssl @as"GSur. nuf 8sfe1uae serfsrttsl
unb ~f3HeaRtnS am bs~ataantten Ort aufatfegt. Wdsere aus
unit Ia Der Office Der &oEpv 8aItmprear. sr. f02.
mss 6. n. 6 RAW. grsopr
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P. A. LOESHER.

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2ren1en &amturg, &utmtrpen, GaSre, Qpntr
&oftl, Bern, Giraetur a ,Wunnbetm, Seiltrcr
0ranfiurt O. ST., @air3, SBln o.8., gambe.
WGnGen, 2eit,tg, Berlin, Mteu,
oter jetsm arberen Snlontplobe Deutf&laufs pber Ter eor
aus rad gtepsgrrt, 4GtlabelPttn Baltimore, GewsSrieot
Bottom pber Guebec 5u ben mBeltdf btligfenYrdirn a6,uf5i
zen. GuG u~bernstnle i'd BET @ntunft Der gafaeiers bfrer I
fBrterung rad nQen Tbetien beS SnlnuteS.
Nuf bic metfeu 9lGbe DeutfdIanbs ee6e i'd
@ c ID
In t~etiebteen Getrdeeu untGtGten fets ,rm ~risbrioaer 8 40,
crurfe. Sd nttme ferner Gelber in ~beliefiBen Getr6gen, pDn
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an te6sm beltebtgen 9labe9eutf6t6rbs VI
Der g d. ~ eta 1uSS1bler.
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SetrG8e bur6 rretne Meenter b~eipreen.
SD befpr8e chen 70 s5uElun8en tpn GeGbern
dllen 1betlen Der Ser. Steaten unb Ibernebne
BE Grberun8b pn @adeten unb @uternno6u
ppn@utDP1. 26mrS 9. q. Q6f6er.
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Observation-Disclosures
Sou m Il II DE 2ebrzNnta
In ROY 1p1tpt1 SnC(e

&au IN dnnt DE 2ebr=N # a
in Der neuen l9alle,
Kr. I01 SD e. aItimorefras 8atuItdt = . &.
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$ InOslstoG p%rottifdb uo tbscrstifdb erlernen Mil, blte bisfs Nnfali
befpdbsn, no Die fdcnfenuno spedmofiefen RennniFe merfannIt.
fhtr Nr eeletrt urb tudttP eRoufeuis eebiIDet perten. - Inter.
r'tt&stu betluna: 8udtIbnne nit ocppelter @edbnuno, nab BEN
nuteubrtugsnbaen @pfem. 6onoeisrsCbt: 0orsineen Iber Son.
trdtte, 6pmp1eneeefd0fts, 8srfrbsrnssn, observation-disclosures
&beahsu II I. 10. R0nimountfhss @edbnunesTsfsn Me noeIt
den 4rtsn BON @dneated1ntn, &o!oulatcnen u. {. 10. 3ie 56etl
Estntr Weroen niff nur III fmrsuen Eedbrern o'hIhet, fonbern ers
erlerrtn ouo he Sunf. mathematics @runofdBe q, tcn1msrttener
3psfen nGeIth dnimpen6en. - Gt,reibetrrf Der 36olino rotrb
Hetfie in oisfer Sunf Gsltt, nm Hb cine oiunte taufm6nnifb,
6anofhrtt 0n;uei9nen. Gins ~poGf0neise toufHNarniffe Bibliottsi
fe9t teosnl 1tcnnenten tE fehn @erfisune. Sn 8etrsR Der 8e.
tineunasn miro mtnDIi6e Nusfunft bereitruiata ertbeiIt, ebenfo TnS
bte(slbtn aus Den 5ireuEaren sn srfsbsn4 ~eshrfunoen onaaorsenS8
BITS Qhe nns 10 Gbs
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-23

lifted up their tiny hands and small voices
and with one accord said--FareWeU, broth
or Craford!
The colored brethren of the congregation
now came foward--(black sheep who had
been admitted to the fold under my ministry
with tears rolling down their sable cheeks,
they too said--FareWeI, brother CrGford!
AS got on my horse and bade adieu to my
forever-I turned to take last
look al the old church where had preached
the unsearchable riches of Christ for MORN
twenty years-and as gazed at its diapi-
dated wall and moss covered roof, it too
seemed to say-FareWeU, brother Craford !!
AS rode down through the village, the
people who poked their heads outen the win
ders, and the servants who leant on their
brooms, all seemed 10 say-FareWeL, brother
Craford
AS passed along down the highway,
througl the forests, the wind as it sighed
and whistled through the tree tops, playing
on the leaves and branches the burden of sal
walton, it, too, seemed to say-FareUeU,
brother Craford
Crossing little creek that was gurgling
and singing over its pebby bed. as it rejoiced
on its way to the ocean of eternity, it too
seemed to say-FarcaoeH, brother Craford !
AS rode along down hot dusty lane,
an old SOW that was asleep in a fence corner
Jumped out of a suddent, with loud broo-
90, broo-oo,-she too seemed to say-Fdre-
lueU, brother Craford
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-23

The GROWTH OF OHIo.--The Columbus
Statesman contains synopsis of the annu
al report of Mr.. Trevitt, late secretary Of
the state of Ohio. The following statement
gives an idea of the rapid progress of the
state:
" But few states or countries of the world
have made such giant strides to wealth and
greatness as our own, as proof of which we
need but point to the official reports of oUr
public officers at successive periods of time.
Illustrative of this, in the report of the aO-
ditor of state for 1885, now just twenty
years, paragraph congratuating the people
of the state occurs, couched in language Of
burning enthusiasm, and set in type Of glaI
ing capitals, as follows: By the returns q.
the past year the total value of the taxable
property of the state X x amounts to the
sum of ninety-four million four hundred an!
fifty one dollars'
BY reference to the last years report o.
the auditor of state, just nineteen years from
date above, we find the value of the taxable
property for 1884 to have been but little less
than eight hundred and sixty-seven millions
of dollars, 1886 .929. .982) ninefold increase
in ninete years To have foretold this mag
ic increase would have incurred the suspi-
cion that he who made the prediction was
visionary enthusiast
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-23
Who is Mr.. AKIN "A correspondent

Who is Mr.. AKIN "A correspondent Of
the Springfield Argus says that Mr.. Akin,
who was supported by the democrats for
speaker during the last ballots, is the son of
the late William Akin, who emigrated from
Ireland to Charleston, S. c., many years ago,
and commenced life as a common laborer.
He died worth some two millions The son
married the niece of the celebrated William
Loundes Of South Carolina. He is very pop
ular in his native city, and is possessed of
great wealth, which he expends freely forthe
benefit of his fellow-citizens. He was once
Governor of South Carolina and then the
successor of Mr.. Holmes in the house of rep
resentatives. ,.- -.t.i.s ...a...
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-23

There is but one solid pleasure in life, and
that is our duty. How miserable then, how
unwise, how objectionable are they who
make that one pain. -
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-23

The Egyptians, at their feasts, to prevent
excess, sat a skeleton before their guests, with
this motto, Remember ye must shortly be
SUCH"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-23

An inviolable fidelity, good humor, AMI
complacency of temper in wife, outlive IL
the charms of fine face, and make the d.
Gays of it invisible. s-t t.rr:
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-23

BY the end of the present year there Will
be continuous line Of railway from the At,
lantic ocean, at Portland, to Iowa City, dis
tance of 1886 miles, making the most mag
nifcient line of railway on the globe.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-23

LupIcRous.-A young itinerant prea cher,
in the habit of declaiming great deal about
the creation, and especially about the first
getting up of man, whenever he wished to
display his native eloiuence to good advan-
tage, was one day holding forth to mixed
congregation in school house. Becoming
warm and enthusiastic as he proceeded, it
was not long before he reached his favorite
theme, ard started off in somewhat the fol-
lowing style:
"And when the world was created, and
all the beasts Of the field and the fowls of the
air, and were pronounced very good, God
said, let US make man and he formed man
after his own likeness, and declared him the
noblest of all the works of his hands And
he made woman, also, and fashioned her in
the exact image of man, with little varia-
ton" ''Thank the Lord for the variation y
shouted an old sinner who sat over in the
amen corner of the room, at this interesting
juncture Of the discourse. The effect was
perfectly ludicrous and irresistible. The
preacher says he has dropped the subject since
that time, and has never alluded to it during
subsequent ministry of forty years.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-23

A census taker once called upon the moth
er of a family. in California or some other
prolific country, and asked how many chill
dren she had. The mother replied that she
really could not tell, but there was one thing
of which she was certain, the measles got
among the children once, but there wasn't
enough of measles to go around.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-23

The contribution of the people, in the time
of David, towards the building of the sane
tuary, was not far from EDO, 100000; Will
Dlvid is said to have collected nearly $685.
100000, sum as great as the British nation
al debt. The gold with which Solomon over
laid the Most Holy Place." only room
thirty feet square, amounted to more than
thirty eight millions sterling.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-23

The Findlay Companion has established e
local department and Mr.. H. L. Mckee has
become editor thereof, and joint proprietor
with Mr. Spear. Increase of patronage is
stimulating the paper to enlarged facilities,
The business men of Findlay and Fremont
advertise literally in their town papers.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-23

father in the editorial management of the
Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-23

DR.. VELPEAU, who has been advertising in
the western papers to sell " love powders,
to secure the affections of whoever can be
made to take the dose, has been complained
mant without success, and was arrested in
N. Y, on Wednesday, by order of Mayor
Wood. He is said to receive fifty letters a
day, which, at 81 each makes Sfl00 per di-
en- received by him for love powders. There
are many others who do the same kind of bu-
siness, who ought to be treated in the same
way.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-23

The Ohio Legislature is amending the tax
law in accordance with the views of the at
torney general recently given, defining ''cred-
its" to mean balance due after deducting
debts,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-09-10
New and Fresh Goods,

gDR GINELEnllN.
rTNHE undersigned has jus, returned from New York
Il with full assortment Of Goods fof Geniemen's
wear, comprising
senionis, Bioley's and Dermon Mssscn's
Broad Cloths. Velvet, Beavers and other
O,rr-coatings.
Rich Fancy Cassimeres,
Velvet, Cashmere, and Moire Antique
vestings.
Ready made Clothing, aud Furnishing Goods.
to which be respectfully nvi,es the attention Of his
fiends and.ihe public.
lie has The satisfaction Of stating that bis selection is
by far the perfect. regard. true taste elegance
and quality, Of any that hs has ever before ofieted
The experience Of mote than twenty years has hecn
fully exercised Cor the benefit % his customers. and hs
efforts 10 pIssse in this instance have ALREADY bern fully
sustained by the judgment Of persons q known isss
anil capacity.
His stock Of Cloths purchased. fresh imported.
from the most fashionable aud best established houses
and for his Ready made Clothing. both style and
finish, he chslenges the closest scrutiny.
Al is A. No. I. Aud No. 6. is promised, OF no
psy required.
October II. -