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FANNY FERN writes
only for tho New YORK
LEDGER.
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writes only for the NEw
YoRK LEDGER. i
EMERSON BENNETT
writes only for the New
YORK LEDGER.
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Courtney, and Dr. MEL
SON write for the NEW
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York LEDGER.
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other best writers, contrib
ute to the NEW YORK LED
GER.
The LEDGER is devoted
to POLITE III ERATURE,
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rYul white pfa'pr'e;;., and is com
posed ol eight pages, max :
lag the hlndsonest w1ek ly
papef in the Union. 1t i
pcblls!led every Saturday.
and sold at all the news Of
iic's in every city and town
thr 'uohout the country, aud
~ mailed for subscrl,ers.a'
8? per AMMAN; two copies
are sent' for. 50. Amy ber-
son obtgining eight suuSeri.
bers ut 81 so each (which IL
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THE
NEW YORK LEDGER
FOR 1858.
THE BEST FAMILY PAPER IN THE WORLD!
An The Fduorite Writer'S retained, and Neio
raa ones added.
SiR Greater Attractions for the New Year.

The circulation OF THE NEW YORK
LEDGER is now TnREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY THou.
SAND CORES, which is creator than that ofany
TEN OTHER LITERARY PAPERs IN AMERICA!
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The LEDGER is every
where acknowledged to be
the best family paper in thJ
world-hcnce its extraordi-
nary and unheard-of popa-
iaEfty.
The proprietor of the
LEDGER employs the best
tRleht,, aud by doing so hls
The best paper.in tue world.
The NEW YORK led
GER is printed on tcautf.
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DfED.

In windhan, on the 9lst inst. GSozoE
N, eldest son of Wolcott and Jenette A,
Cha1es, in the eighth year Of bis sge,S-
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bOUTIIW ORTHS new
story, THE BRIDE OF AN
EVENING, will be coin.
mencc1 in the LEDG Err on
the first of January.
N. B. No. 2.-Wo have
no Agents authorized to rs.
ceiye subscriptions for the
LEDGER. Subscribers musl
always remit direct 10 MS
4ad not sa.d pay any
.. e., t., 4noney to any agents.
high INC al tone characterize every article in the
LEDGEE. tn fact, the names of lis leading contiba
tors Sufficient guarantee that it stands in mark Cd
contrast 10 class Of weekly publications that nave
for 50 long ne food N the country, but III, for
tunacy for the h)ras of otr people, almost ex.
ttnct. December 81. 1857 IwpNYA
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Iohn I.RSesels EstaIe.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
lN Der has been appointed and qualified as executor
on the estate OF John Reese lato of Portage co.,
deceased Dated at Paris this 18th day OF Deeenber,
A. D.. 1857. DAVID JohNs'
Doeember al. le57-3WA
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GrGen. Walker has been taken PrfS6k
ner by order OF the President, and Brought
back 70 ibe United States. Thus ends the
fillibpstering expedition to Central America.
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william Proberi's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
It Der has been appointed and qualified as adminis-
traior de bonis non on the estate William PIobert,
late OF Portage county deceased Dated at Paris, this
l7th day Of December, A. D., 1857.
December 81, 16j7-3w DAVID JOtNS.
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AttaCiinlcnt Nafiet

sa-.4 M Notice. a lsir @
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
1V meeting of the stockholders of the Ravenna
Glass Company will be held at their Office, on Mon
day, January 4th, 1858. at 10 O'Clock, M.
Ravepna, Dec. IL, 1ss7-3w !. Secretary.
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The profits on this unpar-
aIleled circulation enable
the proprietor Of the LED
GER to expond sums upon
1t which would soon swamp
any ordinary publication.
A paper with a eircula.
ton of only a hundred
thousand or so would sink
under the expenses OF the
LEDGER in less than six
months. -. -.
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THE following is a memorandum which is
l. this day received, and will be sold cheap-cheab
soon. as they are gning--geing going. g,
Prints, Ceiaines, B5bsges-the bcsti in the country
for 2a cents per yard, red twlled Ftl1ne, plnn dos
Cotton Flanneh Fancy Casslmeros, Farmers TanI
Mechanics do, Tweed Cioth, etc 4 new supply cf
Readymadei lothtng at lower prices than atany otiss
er store in Port,ge county. Come and try us..1
Linseys, Camhrics, and many articles too numerous
to mention. In addit ion to the above, are daily
expecting new supply Of Sugar, Molasscs, Sugar
house Syrup, ETC., which will Sc sold at reduced
prices. 80 pairs Of those ladies', wool lined s0yer-
shoes, which warranted 10 keep the feet warm.
'If-PWe will pay in goods of-take on account, ono
thousand bushels of Oats at twenty ieight cents per
bilsho Wheat, Beans snd Pork at iho highest mar.
ket prize. STREATQR, DAILY 8, CO.
Shalersville, December II, 1887
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contributors will continue
TO write for the LEDGER
us heretofore. 81,
No expense will be spared
to secure others Ehhse pen,
shall be considered compe'
teIit TO add 10 the Bsp0ER'l
attractions and usefulness
Mrs. EMMA ID. Z. N
SoUTHWoRTH,Erite on
'ly for the Nrw YORK LED
nHp
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RAvENNA, OHIO.
nissoIutIom.

Thursday, December 81, 1887
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r,oR ssIs-A SMALL SCHOONER VAC ", a Fxw
n lo-s nj rect BEEN Inquire " WILLIAM PkIkRS noca
Of Cour srees s,uih srooklyn. near ne penny eridsA
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DEADY TO-DAY. -


Flue and gold also fancy cloth and gold rrice rs cents
Fanny Fern undoubtedly the most brilliant
living Whether she ocrupios the highes position 70
Ale noveiss NOT II A believe admitted that her sho
Asays have vivacty ard originality not attained by any
other Ergsh writer In the present book. them abs
before the public In that department which s her forte
The contents Area Business Mans Home: Story for
husbands Visiting and Visitors. Our First Nurse. Tho
shadow OF 1reat Rock in . Weary Lana. To Literary
AspirsuS So rJAvel A Gentle Hint A Story for
Old Husbands with Young Wives breakfast N the Paxss
Girls Boarding Schools Cose Nod .atons Feminine ve~
0! Napoleon husband. First Pure Holiday Thoughts
4 He.a.eAs IA. Moh,s . Right 70 her Sal
:. ONE on Mscdud" Look Alot. Knckerhocker and Fri
Boston Male Ny I'D IntstAnd and l. The Soul and he
Stomach Aweful Thoughts- Word TO PArer and Teach
Lady Dociors The Cherub in the Omnibus Fanny
lord Moral Molasses- Word 70 Shopkeepers A Much.
Ne~ded Kind OF Minister'S Wife Parent and hild Last
Bachelor Hours o, Tom Par. Tom Pairs OonugL soloquy
Tea and narning Needles for Two House hou Bssy.
olsnces Philadelphia No Glancea At PhiAdephia 10
No l. In the Dumps. Peeps from under Paraso. The
nfesson Box. A Word to Parents and Teachers Break
fast Greenwood and Mount Aubnrn Getting he Wrong
Way. A Hot Day Funeral Noes Tho Favorite" Child
Ques ion and lis AnsWe.. Winter. Gauntlet for the
Men. eooquy of LITERARY Hous keeper Breakfast Fable
Revrre A Stance ~ Chamels n suhiect Facts for I'm
just Crucs Try Again. Fair Play. To Gentemen TO the
adies. Matrimonial Advertisements a Sable sunlec
New York Airy Costumes. A PEEP at the Opera Hard
Times Counter Irritation. Sunday In Gotham. knnvor
sary Time Wsyride WorrA Charlotte Bronta
For tale by booksellers generally
MASON BROTHERS, Kew York.
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y,,o rovxas ~ sposr-PrCKsRsL FISHING CON.
pspced .nd better place 70 cs'cn n y ash hsn Lake
,ssrce Nv stage 70 the house Of the prcprieor.
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857.
nssSss nsN~1S.
UoWERY vREA'sE
Boxss and Pa quete. ce n
wxDr:soAr Kvrrire. ssrrs.ssr 8
owing he overlooking houss hords, evening. will e
wAsDEsIsc JEW.
ai1X Wa ,s,' a Es;, ". = n ''al',
xs,ss... ......... Ms vAis kynAr
RURToFs nav vHrATRs sa0ADwAY
Success =, i .ns ssAs T.O,rH
who will appear In hi. tb:.iilns characterd
Wednesday, f fGs isp 1iSasi'
On, Hiss wosK wos"shs. .
Ma rss, MIS- "a on, s ss:s.,
To '0'''a win THE OMNIBUS
nlasplu rHEArxA IS BROADWAY. OPPOSITE
1 ii
Tirs, sp ,earsnce Of Mrs. CaAs HOWARD since her no
wID.IsDa. Ey..ms s.rr...sa 3 1857:
Is performance VI s';sf '''s
Ai<' which the a sIiRi fEsI !. Il az a sisS'
E.a. Howard Howard g. g. H Hs-:1s
r". r 9Ss.- q SoA she vi. .ns oA Hs..
Count .ns Allen capt a.aoon.as u; orsass.s
70 as1as n; WIN as 1,e sSa5 5,;s: sr.a.
risgory.;....;:I p johnston Jenny Mr.. yosns;o.
'1ssss S'n* n. evening By Nile
y o'a s q wss. S;s ss and
viii shortly arrear
(.Eo. oBRBTy AID woops xI-srsuA
awca.,............".."s' business. ..n..s
u'' '' CROWDS nRovDs CROWDS
1 gVFE ~ TgH: :Es4 A;4s
y -sp.s'sd :%i a!Is q rrI ss s.u ,.s
ess. ,' he evening esa.sadsS b. d.
;s dn' y 'S'I '
'Naa concluding 'aos : sS;a1ss y'S ss,.,a
In h.;r own iplm,able s,s'o,
Ioor open :, ga . coalmea "a o'clock yiessss,as4
HAgn You BEAN 70 THE oLyMrIG let, WE'LL
J1.I. Turpb Il, Ms = T. John-.oa. Mrs p Gratsa
Wears. Allen Canol and r b Jonnstoa performing
RON sdaOu oe a .eosas
Of the entire troupe Of Model Arsies
.. sm rwssry SEWN YOUNG LADIES.
Afternoon At ; and eveningals,
IN s BE- osss s ss sns
f'osa he Sea-" Aasm sad ave" with fourteen other pic
rPISoH opnRA TR 'uPE,
2, ssss " ss ho vii .gDs., a ssc,
aer viii ns TsosEsr 4 - S w g. hD
WITH mscelAnsot. and :erpri aorian variety, every
Performance, =, 80 IN ss afternoon and Ia
s s eve .s. y. on s % seI bore s
,ous 70 Guy tn ir tickets up stairs
< TX BRoADw aY-Sss BRoADwAY-sss BROADWAY.
tpSn every SisS; Open eye'y nigh, Open s,1fy night,
RuRross N sssr Ts wSskE w sso ANS
Mr. ! y. NuSnOOS
AZ yoont Girssel n right.
70 TO TEE oLyaPTc rHrArRx, ass BROADWAY.
Mrs. cBts o"tSD will appear THE evening.
NyIeLos BAL. kcos AID oosoERr SALOON
rem 5vson and re d.oorsop the fall and xiar campaign
splendid door will he ld DO In Wal End polished IN tie
ss wisnnR give nrs r.s bss arr ,@lnaed s,.sssd
e this 0: rs ' % ,d,s and ss
snd eomtor, ,ogs her " q. %ssuscen, .uppsr no 9Th
cnars spp, q the Office o. Koos asrdsn on srosdwsy,
rom y, IN n. X and in the evening from III TO-
DURToss NEW THEATRE BROADWAY.
ID era' n q .ss & r, af yossa xrs.sr,.
III tho drilling p'ay o. iaS iNoossr ST 70 night
IIohE AGAIN MRS oH&s howard. WHO WILL.
Appsa, sz xrea, eharso'crs 10 night At the Olympic
TBEATRE SALOON FOB SALE oHEAP-IN A FIRST
i o,.ss hsslre Appy 1t LIS o-and ssre-s
III. THE woKLD's sfAGs-so sAys JOHNSTON
n ol y NJ
IVAN RICE, Win HIS GREAT SHOW, ~ cALou.
so Town. sso have e. en- T.sar ssmDarssa 81 ss
Ne VIZ be snr,on Issrrs.y ses'rI 1 gs ronss
nj WORKERS, 18Th; 80 walt for the wagon.
mEDIohL.
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aarr,DIADGv.

- -
IN CEvrs- rLlfRvoYANOE-s6 BRooME STREET,
DU between Tllz.beh ard Mott vrs HAYES IL the most
successful edics business csrvoyan In amsrcA All
sbsent frends Ac 90. without celay and Mrs. hayes
SUBTRACTION guaranteed or no DAY.
I'm SPRING sraspv -.bsIRvOYsrUs-hH sst
ttU M0uR a few doors o Brpadwsy, tbs MOI SIC
ce~ful medical and business carvvyhnt " amerA AL as
business shsen. ispas and sssfsracn rn,rsnae~d o.
pay.
49, oRCHARp sTkEgr Is 60 sEwARp Is urrsR
100 cd TO an person who can sur2sss MADsMs JLf
TON in swing crrec statements ali ev uts through NE
numbers. ~ BN'dsme q. 10 the oniv real nuine .ssro
nFrt now In he Ured States She 10 the -
verest caacs ot cnsupuu liver comp sofula And In
fsc all diseases mos'lv by charm this CITED lady Will tell
the disease BY mr o0hins ut tho person Call sss
yourselves M Orchard street between Houson and Stanton
streets.
stARD -sADAsn PRawsTsR RwruRrs THAnxs 70
~ her 'rerfs sws pstrnm., and b~yr
hou,ands both 10 IBIS CITY and Philadelphia who hare con
.ulsef her With entire satisfaction che feels confident hs
Se Question ~ rology, love snd lay rste. and bocs
sau. she viii TIE " the future hrsberd and ats
hsi OF VISITORS NJ n rours svenus srs~ dnor- sh~s
~a~th ~tr~~t
YsF vornYRFUL LAM BAs AkRIvED.-rHs
\ greetest y snsi reader m smerica ect likeness
me reuremen ~ heit nTned wives Alto aNseni a. snds
rhe mos, dcu questions will se solved BY sci nce md cal
r. srn from may of siniv by Safsme NORMAND
Zee sd cents oonsvhAion strictly private ehs will dive
medicine for All compans Webster House l6s Duane at,
near Huds3n.
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RESTAURANTS.

u,Hs TWO BRoTpERs RESTAURANT, Mo ~ r1Hn
Rasreit All irson, prieors The subscrf
hers will this day open th- above and beautifully fitted
M ard sse h. hot Of nfnrmng heir friends
nos.eurs snd TO- Of the good tsnss OF this life tha
rely st all procuring from their srder nn
only he delcsces Of he but the best quality OF
the suhrans the ms-t-ts sord Thes pledge themselves
,nsi every .ri s~rved mp IN the choices,
and al n upsbie price. Tn celsrs vii oe supplied Nth
,h besf wines brand eic English AID scotch
ale. ,rd porters crsrsht and IN bottles Gen,iemsn
wishlnf dinners hour be sccOm dated Al
sbo notice. allsnp's ale drrugnt
BAssA1T ATKINSON, No So Pine street
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WILLIAM r BOYD, suoTIoNEsR-bT esoa \

VA LILLIAN BOYD, sUcTIONEER-bT 9aoa &c
w MO aOIS-0n Th"rs, ~ 10Th sep.enp.v, ii 10Y
Ire raissrcom No % Nsssau Vie
Of elegant par dining and hedro frnnre,
sdvarced through tho ,risiug
rosewood mahogany ru'H Ia bGaL plush and
hario; MAHOGANY -ooa ana osck aedseaso Of
variety rosewood marb with IT. gass
backs Ard mahogany marble DRESSING aud In
ood aud black wslau, side
ancy tables With marble elegant ensms lied suits
of Gotta furniture Missionary sofas mahogany easy ch
In hair cloth and ulack
walnut booksbelves rosewood bookcases
wardrobe solid OAK extension tables lounges lounsa
hair paissses oil pain cAnS
SETS vsses figures, &c svev pla' and
0 other Articles numerous 70 mention.
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CoksTAHLss SALE OF LIQUORS AND SIG lRs.-A.
" CRtsTALAR auctioneer will sell Thursday, 10th
inst JOS oc'oei ., 2 BOvey By virtue q an execution
Is quarter. 10 sixteenth and one eighth casks OF
brsncss, sc casks GIN, rum, whiskey, alcohol Port,
Maaes and Malaga sherry and Reine wi.es lis caves
champagne also linuors In demioh kegs and bot les
81 fixtures, measures &c le2t01 imported and domestic
segars In and 10 boxes OF different brands. BY o,dr OF
Friedman Cohen constable sso By order Q, the mort
spices rce, barley -four. &c This sale sell
he attention dealers D others
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DhRkpM's AMERICAN MusEUM.-THE VERY LAFT
ID th~ BOGUS Burdrl 1eir and tho nm
krR figure % Mrs Cunningham Wednesday. Septesa
ter Wymap the wizard In his pn and positively
Last SEEK gill this sfe,n0o and evening al TX
VIII open the 4ih OF September the last
pleasure the mrcs talked abou. AguariA. or cryval
fouHs mi on The same Gay Miss l. williams, the Wslsh
igftngsle fame IN London chArs vocalist IN
welsh knsh, scotch md rsh bal ada Is unsurpasssA.
Admitsnce ~ CENTS; children under ten. II cents.
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rHE saRRrpD woxArs PBIvsrs ssoro.I
Compsnhn," By Dr A. u Msuric-su, professor OF
ssraeee ~ -rwen. Ladies viii here ev.rly
the nature scf all Tn Tia attend
cuv condncu It's designed tor the married mo = esps
c'sng Price Que drle. rcs sale hy Struxer Townsend
- srosiesv; sherman % House ana 81 ne
Of Dr. A. u hAURrOKAU, I'D Liberty srsrL rriceeL
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DURToTs nav rEFATRE BaOADWAV
ID lsNrNrs SUCCESS AID GREAT TRiUnrH
Ut the dlstingu ished TRACE Ian and o mtdAa,
NM MuhINsGh
who will appear In hts thrilling character ot
YOUNG MfRAREI.
Wednesday rus TkDOsSrAFr.
On, WINS WORKS WosnEHs.
Young Mirabal :. -. .r. J Aurdoch
MIS- usan De nln Mrs A. Parker miss Ads 'ton hessru
flsher Marx hrnish l. p. BArre, Io, he WIN appear
In tho pisce
To coLclu, a. with
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, UCTION SALES -PEReM eTORY SAILS OF TIE
r stock and futures Of Telegraph Kndll AZ Wood vom
Thursday september ~ At 10 O'Clock consisting Of sbses
benches tools aixy WOOD boxer, belupg DO. together
with AL the machines appeanng the binding wood bua
also eight good work bor we'd In The
platform pole and shAfts larxo plat
form wagon grocery two sets double and set
single harness. three light road wAgons-two but lit
tie nsed dress aud Lap and stable blAnkes shees robes
BELLS no., nc. The wood business to be sposed Of.
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4 UCfIoE Nc TICE.-M DOUGHTY. AUCTIONEER
q sui sell on hia day. "wednesday. at 10Y O'Clock. at
ssve al fine velvet Bru:ses and insIan carpets sofas
cry and glass ware, mating o,lelo,hs French
age bsasteads msresses feather beds, bedding kc b.
Also,
The fixtures Of grocery and liquor store bar counevs
stand casks kegs scales weights segars wines brandies
beer candles chairs tables stoves &C. the
whole W be peremptoriy sold
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WILLIaM r. BOYD, AUCTIoN1kR.-MORrt a1v
w sale OF splendid saloon furniture -aEoh9e kloHoLa
store No e6 Nassau will sell Friday embsr a.
O'Clock No s2 Broadw the contens OF the public
the arboNr. con- letting of 81 gait Frs n
pier msn1l gssses engrayings ocloih glass
winee luors billiard and bowling saloon
furniture. WILLIAM f. BOYD Attorney for M)rigAsee
WILLIAMSBURG AuCIIos-koBERT PEss .qc
at l6s Grand street. between Aigbth and Mn sre- the
household fur ure ch.i r. marble top table Brussels
tarpet mahogany french bedsesd mattresses china gsss
croctery, small piapoforte he.
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prgA-rA.--h GRAND REGATTA WILL rArs PI.AU1
IL on Thursday Septs mber 10 1851 from Smedl-ys Hcse
Penny bridge rrpokbn for al 81 feet and unff
aho~nnJe 81 time two minutes per foot Fir~ prize ~,
sond silver oup third boa, fee wrysncs
80 a. aMnDfsmr
DRG.Trs AT HOBoERs RACE roR ALL BoArs
seventeen feet 10 lsngn and under I'll come on s =.
Atlantic Garden Hobckeu Friday nert Sept u ls,i ~
two OF ok p Entrance fee 80 esch ~. 20 ~
he proprietrs Of the atlantis gsrten ne nrT ons
afthe but ian solavs me sesna vo-s
n have The 6feeu dollars given By the ~
den and tire third boat - stkc ~ ous1 o1-fV
sail oaly and ur boat Fsnssreehng es
uss he race The course 81 y r,o -. ss..t &c.,
arounc IN her s.se anchored Oh Jersey N 800 ees
to Atlantic srreu. hoss % fs twice roand ne c.nrse
rrsrarre money o De paid before sir ~ peeex - On
Muddy Hail a POND, Propreors Ausnue "Saen
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,1,1 ans .nD rFRTfTZtrg nssUrA rusaks-rO
be acd sherihs sale on s,turdsy the inh day ~ Sep
srtter lst7, snetens h,nting opposhe Dones very
,vs arr sr acres of land 9Th 2s1 Feet 4 water frontage
,gc.ts IN Rcrhi.ns county IS mica from New with
d Ir hous~ doors steam ensipe aot ohe necessary
shirerv IN good order never IA ling tprius ~
SO, rt,h ~ Il 1y feet Par ies wishing Tie lr
~ ~ .perS Ire sae o from Dphbs ferry The air
caves chambers street Al I 0'c'och
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peRarnRerr only Vuhn IIn- ~ sAF~s ms
wi; also st-re- W AL parts o. the country
gvpTEsssR. Is57-rOR sHsEwssuHY HIGHLANDS
- Crssn House Lrng Branch, Pom wsehag rrf HAveu,
Mounts nsck, Brosns Jock, Middlsto sad Rcd baux
IN. pes ann splendd steamer OUEAs WAYS C4pt II =.
psrksr follows from foot OF Robinson per
orh r.ver.--
Issye New yors Lave Re- Pans
Wednesday, Sept q ~ An. wedne day, ssvt 2 n A. "
NGuredsy ~ ~ Thursday, ~ u ".
FRIDAY, us Friday ILL., N
HE LAURA sill meet wh this f0y lseai ppr. 10
for passengers 6ny slusn line n stages With hs
b0.t ssos tsses " All pars Of The country
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Howard Association Philadelphia.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

1
l. To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseas-
es, such as Spermatorrhoea, seminal weakness.
impotence, Gonorrhga, gleet, Syphilis, the
Vice of Onanism, or Self Abuse, &C., &c.
The Howard Association, in view of the
awful destruction of human life, caused by
Sexual diseases, and the deceptions practised
upon the unfortunate victims Of such diseases
by Quacks, have directed their Consulting
Surgeon. as Charitable act worthy of their
name, to give Medical Advice Gratis, to all
persons thus afflicted, who apply by letter
with description of their condition, Gage, oc-
cupation, habits of life, &c., and in cases of
extreme poverty and suffering, to Furnish
Medicines free of charge. .
The Howard Association is beneve,en
Institution, established by special endowment
for Lhe relief of the sick and distressed, afflc-
ted with " Vruent and Epidemic Diseases ;
1t has now a surplus Of means, which the Di.
ectors have voted to expend in advertising
the above not ce. 1t is needless to add that
the Association commands the highest Medi-
cal skill of the Age. and will furnish the mots
approved modern treatment.
Just Published, by the Association, Report
on Spermatorrhoe, or Seminal Weakness the
vice of Onanism, Masturbation or Self abuse,
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, BY
the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent BY
mail, lin sealed envelope,) Free of charge,
on the receipt Of two stamps for postage.
Address, DR.. Geu. h. Calhoun, consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa By order of
the Directors.
GEo. FAIRcnILD, Secretary,
EZRA D. HEARTwELL, President
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Boyer's Compound Extract Of
HOREHOUND CAND III!


DREPARED WITH GREAT CARE
L from sundry articles, principally Ex-
pectorants, or remedies used by physical ms
for cleaning the throat or air passages, and
producing healthy action in those parts.
This candy is confidently recommended
for Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, clearing
the throat, difficult Expectoration, in ca
ses ofPhthysic, Whooping Cough, Chronic
Asthma and Bronchitis. 1t may also be
used as palliative in severe cases ofthese
and other affections. 1t is strong rec
ommendation of this candy, that it contains
some of the best remedies, in convenient
and pleasant vehicle, in which they can be
exhibited to adults and children, who have
an aversion to taking medicines alone
Th inventor relies on the intelligence of
an enlightened public to test the virtues of
his candy, by a fair trial. He does not
pretend that it will necessarily and infal.
libly cure all the affections in which he
would recommend its use but he believes
it will be found pleasant, safe and useful
remedy, in those affections, when they are
not sufficiently acute to require medical at
tendance and there are hundreds of such
cases in all communities.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and
retail by the inventor. Fourth ST., between
Market and Adams, Steubenville Ohio.
feb 24-3m JOHN BOYER.