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fireworks.

EIREW ORKS. -NEW-YORKL LABORATORY,
j. No la6 Frontst-Fre Crackers. Canton Rockets Douee
Headers JosSticks and plete assortment Of FIRE
WORKS warranted of the first quality Country Merchants
and Dealers in General also Committees r city and country
DISPLAYS supplied on the most liberal terms.
NJ BENNETT, No. 1856 Front St
EWORKS.-A general assortment of plain
aud coored FIREWORKS and of the best quality for sale
by BADEAU, LOCKWOOD Co,
No. 81 Washington at.
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NOTICE.-An persons are forbid 70 trust any
IN person on without written order from 40
$3.50 - ROBERT DONALDSON,
Red Heck, Dutchess County, N. Y
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NOTICE.-At a meeting Of some OF the heiis OF
~ the Estates Of JOHN LAWRENCE ard MARY TOWN
LEY deceased. held THIS DAY At HENRY HAfsS Next
Of Kin Oiee" No ST Broadway, in this city, the fono~ss
named unAniousy appointed COMMITTEE on
behalf Of those present who spponed the following named
signatures 10 the agreement or oo-
tanning aid In completing the inverxsons
made by here aud in England ob in the vast es-
dependns his efforts and t was ssreed hat
Courtlandt.t this the let day Of july nest a. ~
O'Clock when and where they Will be ready and expect .
receive Sub Committees reports with all signatures sno
every evidence documentary otherwise A. 10 reS-
tionshp deceased ANY Interested may then
attend Commune atoms also De made 20 M Hays al hs
Office above. Prompt action Is the ts sr
presenting claims 10 the said will shortly expe-New-
lork, June Il, 1887. ...
JANIS : LAWRENCE, Freehold. NewJersey
THOMAS MCDOWELL South River, New .Jersey
STEPHEN n. BARKEL0O, South River NevJersey
LEWIS P HUNT. Chapsqus Westchester Co, N L. =, 40
ARCHD PHILLIPS, White Plains, Westchester Co, " z,
SNIFFEN MERRILL, Msmaroneck, Wes.chester Co., n. Il
WILLIAM W. HOWE, No. ~ Walst;
SUBCOMMITTEE:
WILLIAM s BURROWS, Cincinnati, Ohio
T. C COATES No. % Ssndsst., Brooklyn
Il II. QtINBY Waterloo, New York
RICHARD w LAWRENCE, Brooklyn
JANIS LAWRENCE White Plains. -
CHARLES A. DUNBAR No 475 Broadway, New-fork
JESSE j. AYERS Mouth Greenburgh.
JOHN NJ LAWRENCE, No ISL southst
HORACE A. MILLER, No icy Nhih"
JAMES ID. BROWN, No. l6o Ninth aY.
JACKSON LAWRENCE, No. IA LeRoy.t
j A TYLER. Owsro, Tosa County, ". Y.
ROBERT S. HERBERT Herbertvile NewJerscy.
JOHN w COWELL. College Hill. Ohio
WILLIAM LAWRENCE. ithaca Tomptins Co ~ T.
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT CONTROLLERS OFFICE
mo 5 Hall Of Records NEw- York June H. lsSl
NOTICE-TO the Men employed by WILLIAM
~ ROSS REYNOLDS In cleansing streets.
The CONTROLLER will settle With the sweepers and cart
Who have filed liens against WIN. Ross Reynolds Con-
tractor al Essex Market MONDAY June the l3th 40
follows;
The First and Second Wards at 10 O'Clock
The Ninth and Fifteenth Wards al - O'clock
TIE Eighth and Twenty second Wards at o'clock
Those who have tickets not returned TO the Consoe
will present them at the time Of settlement
A. C. FLAGG, Controller.
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Go farmers ano Others.

HOYT's BONE SUPER-PHOSPHATE Of
i i LIME-The best fertilizer for POTATOES, CORN,
BUCKWHEAT and TURNIPS. especially. Warranted equal
superior other brand In bag Of 100 pounds each
Price 80 per tun- For sale By . A. LONGErT
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THE ND + f n d Z N T

THE IND L P E n d Z N T E.
THE INDEPENDENTS weekly religious Journal Of the
and regularly contributed t. by Of the best writer's in this
CiIeslation nearly 80 OOO and continually increasing
THIS WEEKS NUMBER
THE INDEPENDENT for this week contains great num-
articles various subjects consisting Of paper. from
special contributors letters from correspondents in various
parts Of the world Reports Of Anniversary Menss Editorials
faes Sketches. Literary Reviews and Criticisms, Miscea
MES in prose and verse comprehensive summary of the
news Of the week, both secular and religious.
A Boob. Day Dream" BY the Rev. HENRY WARD
Genesis. Chap. v" ByJ w @. .,.
cession South" letter from Cleveland Ohio giving
account Of the Slavery dsson in the Assembly;
Euglish Annyerssnes." By English Correspondent
" Boston Anniversaries"
Church Of the Pqts9s NswYGr k M c,.h so,,
The Final Action Of the Church Of the Purtsns English Sen
tnent More Opinions Of the Press The slave hunt in Ohio
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL:
Banking and Currency. Dry Goods
Produc, Of Gold Failures Assignments le., Civ.
Money Market ing List OF Thirty. seven Blu
FOREIGN Money Market sness Firms. r 49,,
selected ncesnes for the resde Included In this depart
l. an Anti Slavery Story IL true nanstiye entitled
Aunt Sally; Or, the Gross the Way Of Freedemp,
of Culture" Green House" Z" Horticulture
FOREIGN MISCELLANY: An interesting column eoled
EDITORS BOOk-TABLE-Contsiningt this week reviews
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Office No. 2 Bseknan St. n. Y
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
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From ne Eraniasr New York; Jzae 1887.
"Mr GRAY's ESTABLIsHMENT.-We take pleasure In
referring the Advertisement Of Mr. john a cray IN another
column Mr. Gray = THOROUGHLY RELIABLE man
and his Printing Establishment is Of THE LARGEST and
MOST PERFECT in its arrangements that We have ever seen
Nj GRAY prints Examiner and he capable OF doing an
INDEFINITE AMOUNT Of work in the SANE BEAUTIt L
STYLE"
Hi. ofoe. are At No SIS BROADWAY, west side. rear
whi,e and st Mo-. Is and IS JACOB ST, FrsnkoF:'t
FIREPROOF sUILDINGS
CTEREOTlPING FOR THE TRADE, promptly
- executed By JOHN A GRAY Nos. Is snd Is Jseobst
B-Where sufficient quantity Of work is osered forms
will Be carried both free Of charge By his own Express
o. Per REAM for BlLL-HEADS g
GpO. beautifully printed-Business Cs.ds az low Rcs
as 81 50 per thousand. st ECKLERs Ne. 2 Fultonst.
TRIBUNE LDINGS.-PRINTING of every
description, from Card 10 Book az the Lowest Cash
Prices BAKER 4 GOODWIN. Tribune Buildings
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Special Notices.
WiuRs,s Fariua Crackers.

w
Mr. WINGS wekn establishments occupied altogether
IN the manufacture Of these superior Crackers.
estimated that they col tain IN the same weight twice rs
They are baked dry are very light and Of small 1e-eseh
hsnel cor tanning about Nine Thousand Crackers
They are howeveF principally io% ~ T,s'.s
they fairly dissolved in the mouth; this takes place
readily, and they are eaten with fine rest.
They not only pleasant TO the taste but agreeable tor the
stomach and OF digestion TO become acceptable to the
Thew are especially desirable for children also for persons Of
,deuay habits and for all persons in travelling else
where who can take the necessary amount OF exercise they
most excellent ..-ho. - - ....,.. -,
There are persons Of bsh repectaby who make variety OF
Crackers bearing different names snehss Boston aoaa
which are excellent Of their kind Many Of these oesohs
purchase WINGS CRACKERS in order supply their custom
ers With the TRUE FARiNA CRACKERS IhTg are Others
who prefer make limitations adopt similar names k Should
sS sueh attach the OF kans their crackers ana
ohei them a. being ne same as MiNGS' thsy S IMP S
Judge the quality Of the celebrated Crackers manufacture by
The name of WING" stamped each cfscsri which he
d. Upes Staten are no osheE GSsh C ~
Which wheat ground in the of iaTna is used in then manu-
sse 6rsckers the name Of WNG II connection
Win Parma Crockers, and purchase none but WINGS
W "'O "l''' AN IN THOMPSON 4 Co.
Nos. 22l and 225 Fulton-st., New YORK
POss-Oaioe Notice.-Tne Mail. for EUROPE, wi via
Southampton sad Bremen per United States Steamer ARIEL
WI SOse at tfs Office SATURDAn The 18Th day OF June
, The First Ward Republican Association will hold
EyESiSe' june Is At oeloei H. GARLlcK, Chairman
M A. VAN LIER, Secretary.
The Sana--t. #. h. sostF.y met |; conysptoa IN
viii be addressed by MORRIS DE CAMP, esq and other
eminent speakers The friends Of Temperance most
specially invited attend JOHN QUA, President.
NN NASH, Secretary.
,NeS-York BopevoIent Association of Book
nndt rsThe invited TO attend the funeral Of
fAhkELL J. WARD, from his late residence, No 81 Cum
SSsiisni st. AyTtlesv., BROOKLYN on SUNDAY the
ifhikst, al O'CLOCK. GEO. DREWkf, President.
= w. WOLFE, Secretary.
hoslns GenteHen whose salaries may depend on their
fstsie business fcuDen invited 10 in the esss's
t iosmins al g. ssd O'Clock The system Is een
~ hyninssilc, aud patented BY the L. $ Government
reasonable short aud the most perfect results al
-u'sS CERTAIN. w. ). MACLAURIN.
u, No ~ Broadway, opposite Appleton's.
toschpe ~ ' eN-
great deal to write every day tried the expert
- ~ a. ths masters aud the provided by all the
h ssas 70 euahe me % do IN day what doing
sss NJ all In vain. feS m0nths my attention
e, Jo9I 6ymnsstie exercises the Improvement was felt
s ana my handwriting has become under this practice,
, l.po n1ent egibe aud compact IL l. the locomotive
~ 20 ne travel Of the hand the paper IL is worth 70
hundred dollars year. recommend Il 70 Clerks
''F'Hi'' ~ 'h0rt to anybody who hos to write"
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Uants.

SITUATION WANTED-By an intelligent
- Frenchman as WAITER in private family who speaks the
Ensh language VIII teach the children in leisure time No
objection the country Best reference given In New York
City. Address by letter, HENRY CARVER, No. III Lsu
Tensst
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NAVIGATION GUIDE,
Containing Seventy Maps Published Monthly under the al
peryison the RaIose COmpAnie One Volume, s pages
Price, IS cents.
NEARLY READY
APPLETON'S ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK OF TRAV-
FL With One Hundred EngsvDgs and 20 Maps engraved
siee. vol. l2uo.. 4oO pages.
FisHER's MANUAL UNITED STATS. vol, l2uio.
- 81. d. APPLETON Co.,
Publishers. Nos SO and S4s Broadway
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,Ne~-York Bopevolent Association of Book
pinde rsThe members invited 70 attend the funeral of
fAhkELL J. WARD, from his late residence, No 81 Cum
1sisni a., Ayrtlesv., BROOKLYN on SUNDAY, the
ifhisst al O'Clock. GEO. DREWRf, President
2. w. WOLFE Secretary.
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4 BSCONDED.-THOS.H HAYS and WM Null
~ LEN, Indsutured Apprentices to II 4 q. WILSON.
Marble Dealers Chicago. Illinois have away from tho
Subscribers All persous that employ them viii be held Iesn'
sible for their services H. q. WILSON
CHICAGO June s 1857.
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Erysipelas, ScrOfnla. Kings Evil, letter,
TumOrs, and Salt Rheum.

From F1lcdrding Merchant ef ~ L0us, RIO =, 1850.
DR.. AVER Your pills the paragon 81 all that
sreat IN medicine They have cured my little daughter
Il ucerous upon her hands and feet that had provs
ncublc for years Her mother has been long gricvous
y afflicted with botches and pimples her skin aud
her hair After child cure,l she also trie'i yoni
Pills and they have cured her. ASA MORGRlDdE.
n Ia,
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AMENDMENT No. 8


Rs'olcsd ty the General Asss,nhiy Of The Stnfs Of
Ohio, throc.filhs of the members elected Ia rnnh
House coneurrinS therein, that II be, and here.
l'y Is proposed 10 tho 0lDctors Of this State Ia
v'tc,3 on the Second Tuesday Of Oclbcr next,
upon the approval or rejection OF the following
amendment AZ AN additional section 10 article
eleven of tho Constitution. Every county which
now Is or may hereafter le entitled 10 more
siduo of tho present deconnial period, or foI
all, ~ any portion OF any subsequent dccenna
yeriod shah be divided into as many Senatorial
and Representative districts ~ there may bt
Senators or Representative elective In any yeal
OF tho present, ur any subsequent dcccnnal pc
riod, which districts shall he Of contiguous ter
ritory, and0aoh district shall contain as nearly
a ratio for Senator or Representative ~ IL ai
rainablo, without violating the rule hurUin given
rs 70 ccntiguity, md withnut dividing any town
ship. election precinct, or ware, II any llsprc
eeutative, or Senatorial district, composed al
two or uorc counties shall by reason Of any
rSccss OF population ovcra ratio, he entitled u
additional Representatives az Senators for amy
sonnial poriod, the disuict shall be divided in,e
iw'o districts, for each portion ofsuch deconnia
poriod which shall be contiguous territory
and zach shall contain MS near u ratio rs is ~
tainablo without dividing counties.
II by reason Of tho anne xaiiOn Of one senate
yial district, 20 another, there shall bo any ox
sess of population over Senatorial ratio, whici
shall DO enu led TO additional Senatorial repre-
soutafiop Tor any portion OF any decennial pe
rod, each district, no now CONSTITUTED, shal
eioct onc Scu0r.
Counties sbsD be divided into districts b,
the eoaoty commissioners or such oihUr boar,
~ officers elective and resident In the prope,
county as may DO provided by law. Al leas
fur oeNths prior TO the general election II
1853. ths counties entitled 10 more than ont
ipeinber Of either house shall be- divided h,t,
dislricis for the residue oitlie present decen
pisl reriod. and az least four months prior I,
, aha Rffiprsl election In the fiIsl wear of sari
subsequent docennial period, The counties en-
iiu0d ~ more than one mctabcr Tor all, VI ANY
i,ortidil VI such deconnial period, In either oI
10th houses, shall DC divided Into districts for
b.. Es wss!s ef,hs ds,snSisi period; ds.sFip.
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ROOFS AND SHOES.

~ adY rEIIlE subscribers take this method
EH - ot announcing To the citizens o.
t& PleaSantyilleand vicinity, that the,
have opened II boot and shoe manu- factory
where all who may wish anything ir tins line
are respectfully invited to call. They will
keep on hand, als", all kinds of rcady.madc
work, from the best eastern manufactures, al
of which they will sell cheap for Cash
Hides, or Country Produce. Particular at.
iention paid to the manufacture ofcalf boot
and shoes, from the best French and Amer
lean stock, all of which they will warrant I,
give entire satisfaction.
Please call and examine our work, as We
are always happy To wait upon customers
Repairing done on short notice.
MITCHELL 4 FIRMIN.
May 9,'56-tf.
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DIsEAsE yANQUIsHEDb by Dr.RobacL's
Scandinavian uRcinedies.-Aftor years OF
study, analysis and experiment, DR.. Roback, the
| eminent Swedish Doct.. succeeded in producing
a medicine from the mountain erbs OF his naty c
land which acts directly upon the causes of us
ease In the blood, and by restoring the corrupt
cd fountain fife to n condition fhealth and pu
rity, eXpels disease from the system wherever
1t may be located, Iowhatever may be its char
| acter. Indigestion, nervous complaints, cpl
| leptic and other fts coughs consunpt ton In Its
| early stages, sore throat bronchitis, fever and
ague, asthma, low spirits, sexual incapacity,
| feminine weakness, pricking ofthe skin, symp
tomato of paralysis rheumatism, neuralgia
tumor, cancer, diabetes lassidudc and debility
diarrhna, and all other disorders Of the organs
of respiration, the liver, the kidneys, the stom
ach, the nerves, tho muscular fibre, are uncr
ringly cured by this preparation. It iG TO the
materIes morbi. or seeds of disease, what an al
kali is 10 an acid; 1t neutralizes them with alb
sOlute certainty, while at the same time il reg
ulates the secretions, removes obstructions
from the bowels, creates appetite, renews bod
| ily vigor, and regcnerates every animal func
ton. such IL the nature, such are the effooti
Of DR.. Roback's famous SCANDINAVIAN BLooI
PURIFIER, which taken in conjunction with his
| BLOOD PILLS, will not only obliterate the most
painful diseases, but prevent their recurrence
| and lengthen lifo beyond its ordinary span
To prevent imposition, purchase only of re
spectacle druggists, etc., ofrogular agents, or OF
DR.. Roback, sole proprietor and manufacturer
No. 8 East Fourth st., Cincinnati, o.
Price of Purifier, 100 per bottle, or six bot
ties for hve dollars Pills, Is cents per box, {
boxes for one dollar. ' m - =.
TERRE HAuTE, Ind, Oct. l2, 1855.
DR. RonACx-Sir, the last three bottles of Won,
Blood Purifier andthe accompanying Pills, have
| relieved me Of the last vestige OF my rheumat
ism. consider the cure all but miraculous
After having suffered the most acute agony
alnosr without intermission, for eight years
aud being for three years a cripple, 1 car
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uar,iism's sale OF Real Estate by Order
July, A. D., 1857, at one o'clock, !, in the aher'
noon, at the door Of the Courthouse in the VII.
lage OF Findlay, will be sold to the highest hid.
det the following real estate, as the properly of
Hannah Whitney, to.wit: commencing at the
southwest quarter Of section tn, teen. in town.
snip one, north Of range ten east; thence west
three chains and seventy 1--WE links; thence
south forty chains; thence east three chains
ana seventy'nye linksi thence north forty
chains TO the place of beginning. '''
TERMS oP SALE.-0ne third cash I'm hand. ON.
third In one, and the balance In two wears. with
ten pei, oent. interest from day of sale 10 be
secured by mortgage on the premises. W.
N. +. GRAVES,
Guardian Of Hannah whitney.
r ~ ,o,. BY 4. BROWN,
june ~ iooI-lw' her Attorney,
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scarcely realize the fact that at this mi
amer having used your scandinavian Rel
for only three months and few days
hale, hearty man, capable Of fmutual labd
entirely FREQ from pain. When first N
TO you, by letter, for a supply Of your
cines, was little better than an anna
skeleton. For more than two years hadl
enjoyed one huhr Of unbrokon night resi-
my mind sinking with my body, had bd
greatly cnfecbled, the very first bottle
Purifier wrought surprising change II
better in my system, and aftbr taking that
derful restorative, together With the Bloodk
for one month, felt that a complete rogeI
tion of every animal function was in prog
| was not deceived. j am now, at 6l yea
age as free from every symptom OF rheti
ism rs was ut 20. There can be no doubq I
this wonderful cure is due TO your refn1
alone, and ] am willing, ii IL will serve yq
induce others To seek relief from the
source, that this letter should be made pu99
Yours, &C., JACOB ATKIN
CIScISSArI, Dec. 2s, Is;
DR.. c. W. .RoBAcK-Dcar Sir: This Ill cel
that called on Dr. Roback last March ant
some of his Scandinavian Blood Purifier, W
has entirely cured me of a complaint OF
months duration; and amer trying other pl
clans without effect. |, as u last resource, Ct
on the above named DR.. Roback, and he re
ed me ofthe neuralgia, together with weak
in the back. In the course ofthree weeks
the time ] first applied to him Twas able tt
up and attend 10 business, and can safely
that from tina, time ] have enjoyed the be
health Those who are suffering from any
ness would do WELT call on DR.. Roback, a
establishment, No. q, East Fourth street.
II. c. STEWART,
No. II Chestnut
fOR SALE by A. LAS0woRruy, Findlay
u. BARNEY, A Co., Plcasantville VIM. VAS
yanlue; WM. PoRrIRrIELp, Dunkirk; III
kILnErrrR, Pcndleton; +. W. GREENE, Co
bus Grove: HirKlSs a BLizzARn, Ottawa.
Doc. 10 1855, March 20, SD w.
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AMENnIENT W. Z.


Rsao'crd By The General -lsHnieg fh, SLATE Of
nAio.Throe hlihs nfthc members elected touach
house concurrInS therein. That II hr and lNrchy
II proposed 10 thu electors of the state, on
the second Tuesday OF October nGStto approve
or reject the following amendment as a sub.
siitulo for the lrst and second sections uf the
thirteenth article of the Constitution. Viz;
Corporations oi every description shall be-
treated, aud corporate powers granted only by
general laws Which shall define the powers,
privileges and iumuniiies and prescribe tho
duties and liabilities of each class ar dlScrip-
lions OF corporations hut the General Assem-
tly may enact special laws for tho rcllct oi
corporations In peculiar eases, and may make
special provisions IN regard To corporations in
f~ascs wh0rrfrom their peculiar location or in
t@resls such special provisions are required
md may from limo Ia time alter or repeal all
such laws, as are authorized by this section.
\, II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS u. FORD,
rrrsiiCn, OF the Senate.
pstod April ., ioj7.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Phlladelphia

TOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia.
IH IMPORTANT ASSOuScIMEST.--To all persons
afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such as Sperma.
torrhoa' Seminal Weakness, Impotence, ,Cionor.
rhma, Gleet, Syphilis, the Vice of Onanism,
or Sell.Abuse, Sc., 3c.
The Howard Association, In view ofthe awful
dertruction Of human lifo, caused by Sexual dis
eases, and the deceptions praoticed upon the
unfortunate victims ofsuch diseases by quacks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as q
charitable act worthy of their name, TO GIVE
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to allpersons thus afiict.
cd who apply by letter, with description Of
their condition, (age, occupation, habits oflife,
&c.,) and in cases Of extreme poverty, TO Pun.
SIsH MEDICINES FREE or CHANCE.
| Tho Howard Association is benevolent in.
sttution, established by special endowment, for
tho relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted
with "viruent and Epidemic Diseases" II has
now surplus of means, which the Directors
have votcdto expcnd In advertising the above
notice. II Is needless TO add that the Associa-
tion commands
The Highest Medical Skill Of the age,
and will furnish the most modern treatment.
Just published, by the Association, a'Report
on Sperinaterrh9e, or Seminal Weakness, the
vice Of Onmnism, Masurabaton or SelfAbuse,
and other Diseases ofthe Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail,
lin sealed envelope,) FREE OF CHANCE, on the
receipt OF TWO STAMPS, for postage.
Address, DIR. GEO. n. CALHOUN, Consulting
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
EZRA d. HEARTWELI, Prs,idsnl
GEo. FAIRcHILp, Sse'y lsept- Is, 'bs.-iy.
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Triescmar No. 2,
TriesemRr No. 2,
Hurd & Church,

ENERAL olltcting Aets, will prompt
~ ly attend To the collection Of GLAZING o
all kinds, in Hancock and adjoining coun
ties. also, the settlement OF Estates, clos
ing uFPartnership Matters, &c.
REysREscEs:-M. q. Whiteley, Esq; c
W. Neal, Esq. Wheeler 4 BROS, and ID
Dixon. Findlay, Ohio. Office in south cor
peI Of Dixon's BloeL Main sl'eet.
X. b. HURD,
Aug. s, 1859, &. CHURCH.
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Ell Iili AIS =.

THE undersigned have procured an ex.
ccllent Hearse, and will, therefore, be en-
abled hereafter not only to make coflins, bu,
also &c attend funerals on the shortest no
tice.
No Charge
win be made for attending funerals, and
satisfaction will be warranted, both as it re.
gard the style and price of collins.
u Don forget the place, one door east
o. Henderson block, on the south side OF
Railroad street G. W. PARKER,
J. r. CLARK.
Findlay, o., Dec. 81, ,'55--tf.