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Darkness above. despair beneath,
Around il hame, within il DEATH"

Philahthropiss, in their search for the cause
of human woe, were forced to confess that
one great fountain from whence flowed vast
tide Of human corruption and misery was des-
titute widows and orphans, and they at once
set alb ut providing a remedy for the cause.
Savings Banks were established, where those
of limited means could deposit a small port N
of their weekly earnings, and at the end Of
life's course they thus hoped to ease their de-
clining days, or should they be prematurely
called hence. something might be left to those
dependent upon them. This was an impor.
tant step, and doubtless saved many wives
from suffering and many children from the
paths Of ruin but it was not all that might
be done, and therefore Life Insurance Socie-
ties were organized, first in Europe, then in
this country, admiralty designed to meet the
benevolent objects of thsir originators They
have been in existence but few years, yet
quite long enough TO test their prac,icability
We lave not space here to go into labored
expose of the manner in which they are cop-
Quoted, but for full particulars would refer
our readers to F K. Miller, Esq who is agent
for the Manhattan Company, which ranks
among the first in the world for ability Aud
fairness 1t is mutual in its character, and
every person insured becomes a parlicipator
in the profits. which are generally quite suf,
6cient TO meet on.-half the annual payment
to the Society. For small sum thus txpen
ded annually, a man may secure to those
who follow him an amount of money that will
be of essential service to them, and his dying
pillow will thus be freed from those uupleas'
ant emotions which otherwise must throng
about the mind, and he will breathe mis- last
| Like one who draws the drapery Of his couch
About lin, and lies down 70 pleasant dreams
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Ditch Notice.

ITO Jonathan Lodge and Charles Powers or the
l. Of the following lands, TO wit The north west
quarter Of section number 80 township number north
range number IL, and south east of south quarter
of said section, town and range you hereby noti
fed that application has been made to the trustees of
Center township Wood county. Ohio, to lay ont ditch
water beginning at the west quarter post of
section % running until it ntersects ditch running
north and south through the of section 24 there
to terminate. The trustees will meet on the 27th day
Of February 1857 at the house of Miles Olds appor
lion the cutting expenses &c. of said ditch.
Ian l5 lS57--3iw6xo 60
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Mead Co vs.. ". Z. barney
DY virtue of alias writ of execution TO me direct
)ed and delivered from the court of Common Pleas Of
Hancock county Ohio in the above case will offer
for sale. the door OF the court house. in Perrysburg
On Tuesday. February 10th 1851
between the osrs Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock r.
Of said day. tho following zeal estate 10 wit: The
erst half Of the south west quarter of section thirty
32,j in township three (a) north OF range twelve l2)
east, containing or less in Wood county
Ohio. be- c. W NORTON Sheriff
JAMES MiRRiI. ATTY. D.. .-r... f. ~. -. ..... ..
Jan. s, l55T--3jw5S2 Gg.
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In making proposals applicants should designate the
bitches or drains above, their prices per rod and the
time Of completing the tin exceeding two
years also the land in the vicinity selected in payment
The commissioners will meet at the above dae for
the purpose of awarding contracts according law
bonds with satisfactory security for the fulhment Of
their respective contracts
BY order of the Commissioners
JAS. W. ROSS, Auditor.
AUDITOR 3 OrFfcE. Wood Co. O. .
Jnu. | lSbT--3lv 20 .
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EF Helen Mornington has favored Us with
."Gil.l" in blank versc This il the most
dficull form into which words can be thrown,
and gcoi deg'ee Of perfection is only a.
tainei by ripe experience; yet, with few
sliyht exceptions, su;h as the termination OF
lines With une mphatic words, Helen has sue
ceeded quite we'll. 1t will appear soon.
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CT The grand warming festival at the
new State House OIL Tuesday evening. the
6.h inst, was attended by entirely too large
q. crowd to make it comfortable. We learn
th,t our rorthy r Representative WAS on hand,
and in i'm 'gination wc see him tripping the
We won'tsy light-fantastic toe with s1me
belle Of the Capital City. Wood county WAS
not only well, but ia'seiy represented.
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GFPywers, Agent for the Cosmopolitan Art
A.sosiston. is receiving subscriptions daily,
and still has room for more. By subscribing
through him you will get any Of the best
Magazines at publishers prices, and ticket
"a tie drawing which may bring you hand
6ome prize.
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SwnInD L,nd Notice.

SEALED proposals directed to the commissioners Of
IoWood county. Ohio, will be rerei,ed at this Office
gu the 9TH of February next. for making ditch No "a
beginning near the s. W. Of section o. Jackson
and running northeasery stake Z m section q be-
ing $50 rods long % feet wide sfagr aud of an
erage depth of l73l00 feet about $50 rod. being in
prairie also. for clearing the creek IN sad town
ship from the W end Of said ditch IN for one mile
80 feet wide also from the n F. end Of said ditch down
$50 rods 80 feet wide. In payment for which the fol-
lowing lands offered at the following apprase
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Wood County Common Pleas.

KaIph T. auckland vs. Oliver Bcsley
THE said Oliver Besly will take notice that Ralph p
j. Buckland has filed petition against him in the
court of Common Pleas, of Wood county. Ohio. in
which he claims judgment against defendant for $40,
81 and interest since Nov 90 1852. for pad
Of his own money and labor in so doing on the und
s. ". sec 10, + 4. L. 6. r., in Wood county the
agent of defendant during the Years 1850. 81 and 81
aud also IL aud interest since Dec l. ls5G
for taxes paid and labor performed said land by
James Murray during the years 1854 10, and SO as
Bg NJ Of defendant and for said land and assgne to
plninti and asking said amount to be made a lien on
said land and to sell the pay said lien and
snd defendant will tase notice that unless he appear
and answer or demur 10 said petition by the 18th day
OF February \. D. 1857, said petition will be taken as
confessed according the pray
er Of petition. MURRAY 4 DODGE, Atty's
Dec. II, Standardization.
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w Hon Z. D. Peck has our thanks for
a copy of the Report of The State House
C, mmissioners. We shall endeavor 10 sifI
il and give its substance 10 our readers.
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ALVIN Gilletf,s Estnil
Transcript TO Wood Common Pleas.

James Murray vs.. Thomas Buck.
ID virtue of execution TO me directed aud deliver
ID ed from the court of Common Pleas of said cOun-
ty shall offer for sale Ut the door of the house
in Perrysburg.
On Saturday, February q. 1857.
between the hours of 10 and of said dav the follow
ing lands and tenements in Wood county Ohio; The
south quarter of the north quarter of Sec No
twenty (2l) town number four q north OF range
number nine (y east, containing 40 or less
the same having been taken in execution the proper
ty of said defendant At snt of said plaintiff
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
Jan. Ia. lS57-96wGS2
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rMsj1r AveriIl is doing lively bu-
siness. Pork, grain, and produce generally
1inds in him a cash purchaser, and the Crys-
tai Mil brands of Flour appear to be in de-
mand S. mote it be. -.
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DY order of the Probate Court of Wood county, on
Dthe 23d day Of January. 1857. at o'clock NJ. at
the door Of the court house, in Perrysburg. Wood
county. Ohio will be sold to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing real estate the property of Ira A. Reed de
ceased, to wit: The undivided half of acres of land
with mill thereon and further described MS
beginning the s. W. of the N. T. qurrter of
tie $. " quarter of section H. north, Of range
u east to the the SIcCutchenyille road !:
thence " f along said road thence the line
said quarter, thence south TO the place of beginning
and to far enough along said Z. ". line to in-
cude acres Of land Terms made known on dav of sale
EZRA MORGAN, Admir-.
PRICE 4 JEFFERSON Afty's
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cgPersons going to Totedo will find it
convenient and the shortest road to cross on
the ice to Miami and there take the Maumee
road. The track is in good order
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-01-15

Cyrus Prentice, Ed, of R,venna, has
been chosen member of the Rspublicsn
State Central Committee, in place Of Lyman
w. Hal, resi- yued.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-01-15

ET The Benevolent and Social Society
meets a, the residence of George Powers to-
night
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MAGNIFICENT LIBRARY.
Sale of Real Estate by order Of Pro-
bntc GOMrI. IL --- u -,

ON the 2tth day Of January, 1s57. rt II elock A.
SIM.. NJ the door of the court house. in the town Of
Perry sburg viii be sold the hgltst dder the fol-
lowing real estate, the property Of Matthias Mar
tin, deceased, TO Wit 1he south part of the west
of the south cast quarter and the south Tart OF the
half of the south quarter Of section tr,een
l3) township five - range twelve Q2.J containir z
30 acres less, subject the dover estate u
the widow. Terms made known on the day of sale
II. n, ALEXANDER. Administrator OF d.
PRIcE JEFFERSON, Auys. Matthias Martin Sec
Jan. l, IS57--34wi$I.C3. '-a .-" y '- a.
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4 ItONSIABLE'S SALE.--By virtue Jf two orders Of
N1sae to directed and delivered bv Chapel
Justice Of The Peace. Of Perrysburg township, Wood
county Ohio shall offer for sale public yedue the
Canal Boat Detroit and her furniture at HOLSTERS
wharf In the township aforesaid, on the I7th day Of
January, 1857, betN cen one and two O'Clock PM
SANFORD BALDWIN. Constable
L. 2 n-..ns
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Road Notice.

sented to the Commissioners Of Wood county Ohio
nt their regular session. asking for a view survey
and location of a county rCad commencing so rods W
ot the north cust corner OF section g., township g. H.
10 cast thence west the section line the west line
OF Henry township, thence north few rods to the s.
b. corner of section L. town ., range cast thence
west one mile on section line to the Otscgo a Glnch-
ard Free Turnpike Road, aud there tsrminate.
A. PETITIONER.
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Isnac Lands,inIe,s iisfn I,.. le

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber La.
~ been apponed and qualified as Administrator ~
uirestaie OF Isaac Landsdule, lais of Wood county
deceast1 dled at Perrysbug this 22ud day of Decem
der a. D. 1865.
ADDISON LiNDSDALE.
Jan. 8. ls57--35w3$l
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HORROR OF Hoasoss Mot long since, an
unfedgcd colnter-hcpper of this place was
waiting on a lady customer, who wished to
look at some hose. The modest young man
exhibited the desired article. and, as is Gus
tomary with the inquisitiye fair sex. the lady
asked. " How high do these come ?"
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA. p.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
L SPERh4 4TORRHEA, WEAKNESS, LRIPO-
TENCE, GONORHQEA. GLEET SYPHISLI
the Vice of ONANlSM, or SEEF ABUSE, ,&c.,& &e.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF the awful
destruction of human life. caused hy Sexual diseases.
and the derpr srs praeed upon the unfortunate vic
tins 81 siah diseases by Quacks, have directed .her
CONSULTING SHrgeenr as Il CHARITABLE AC1 worthy OF
their na 10 give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all per
sons thus afflicted who apply Ly letter with desavp-
ton OF teeir condition, age occupation, habits Of ls
Nc and IN eases OF extreme poverty and suffering,
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE or cHALGE. la.
The Howard Association is a benevolent Institution
established by special eEdoN ment for the relief of the
sick md distressed, afflicted with "NrueLt and Epi-
denlic Diseases II thasnow a surplus of meuns which
the Directors have voted expend n advertising tns
above notice Ii is needless add that the Assuciaou
commands the highest Medical skill Of the age md
will furnish the m, 81 approved modern treatment
just Published ly the Association. Report on Sper-
matOrThga, Seminal Weakness. tile vice of SELF
Asse aad 6rer diseases of the Sexual Organs by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mill lin
sealed envelope FREE OF CHARGE on the seceiIt II
Two STAMPS for postage.
Address, Dr. GEO. CALHOUN. eoSsr LrINs SUR
GFoN, Howard Association. No. South NINTH Strset
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order Uf the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL President
GEo. FAIRCuILp Secretary
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Notice.

notice.
TTNHE final accounts OF JaGa 4. VantasseI formerly
L Jane 4. Bamb.r Administratrx Of the estate OF
David w. Banber deceased was this dav filed in this
Office for final settlement. and will be for final
hearing on the Sd day Of January A. n, 1857
JOHN a. Kelley, Probate Judge
Dec. 24th lSd --34w9+
S9 o. QUI.IEL. Ts5-.!s y
~ sPEC1 HAMILTON
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NO E a MIL v

Can afford to be without Mustang Linment in their
house. The many accidents are liable to, may rem
der it necessary any moment and nothing is capable
Of performing such a certain cure, (Ertract) " In
lifting the kettle from the fire II caught and scalded my
hands and person very severely hand almost to
crisp The torture was unbcarable. 1t was swf fu
sight. The Mustang Liniment appeared to eT
tract the pau almost Immediately Ii healed rapidly
and left scar Of nccont. CnAs. FosTER i20 Broad
Street Philadelphia" Its truly wonderful article
1t will cure any case of Swelling Burns, Stiff Joints
Eruptions or Rheumatism. For horses it should never
be dispensed with One dollars worth of Mustang has
saved valuable horse. 1t cures tialds, Sprans Ring
bone SPAWN and Founders. Beirare Of limitations -
Sold in all parts Of the habitable Globe.
BARNES 4 PARK Proprietors, New York. janl
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LOGAh-AND LITERARY,

ARRIVAL AND 'DLPAR1rRE IF I'VE MvILs.
Eastern mail--Leayesat o'clock 4. NJ. andarrive'
at2 o'clock T.. ", daily.
Fin nilny mail-.seave on Tuesdays and SaturdnysatT
A w. and arrives on Mondays and FRIDAYS, Mt N
Fostoria- Leaves Thursdays at A. NJ, and arrives
on Friday at =. N.
Western m1l- Leaves every Monday morning att
n. and arrives at 4 r. ". same day.
.1-".... JOHN POWERS, Post Master.
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LTMBER! LUMKER J!

public. that his Steany Saw Mill eleve miles.
east of Perry Nsburg the pike is now fin nshed and
he is prepared to fill orders for lumber with his
toned promptness. ii. l.. WOOD.
Dec II, lSjC--5imG*
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4 crimson bin,h his bashful face o'erSpread,
Varying his cheeks, by turn, with white and red
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but no answer was made to the inquiry, and
the question was repeated in manner thai
admitted of no silent equivocation, and the
Mortified young man replied, above the
knees, ma AMI The sound of those words
was too much for the nerves of the already
disconnected clerk, and,
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and only recoverd from the trance when the
door shut with crash, as if TO say, you are
very much mistaken il you suppose ladies
have sash appendages to their fairy forms,
and our young friend has learned lesson in
hosiery that he will not soon forget. Indeed,
his fellow clerks say that, when he speaks Of
ladies' stockings now, he calls them the arti-
eles that
Are tied with threads OF d .wn' ng gold
And buttoned with sparkling starr
MoRAL.-" To the pure, all things are
pure! !"
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Admiuistrator,s SnIe.

JAMES MrRRAT, Atty.
Jan. 3. lS5T--alw9aa 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
1pmehburJ Jir0tntan.
Monday Morning, Febr'y as. 1881:


We are indeed graiifed TO observe so many indi-
cations of purpose the part Of the Democrats OF
the State to give in their adhesion 10 the doctrine of
Distribution They appear TO have found out, as the
Wing party always told them. that Democratic poll
cy on this subject would only cripple the resour-
and check the prosperity Of the State but utterly
destroy State equality. We repeat therefore. that
we are rejoieei that thousands of individual Demo-
Gratis and many Democratic presses in Virginia are
changing their tactics this question ani nobly
coming cut in favor of the policy recommend.
The siaunton Indicator, a thorough going Demo-
cratic paper takes ground in behalf of this doctrine
and urges il as means of preventing the South from
being driven out OF the Union.
/ writer in the Abingdon Democrat. also, de-
liTers himself most seasiby this subject He
says:
The question now arises, what shall Virginia %
Shall she still cry against the measure and lose her
portion of the public land to which she : justly emit
tied or shall She ask for aud demand portian' We
say as Congress seems determined l. sgnauder the
public domain and gives every Freesod and Aboii-
ton State that asks for any, al theg want ana lhefe
is no probability Of lis being Appropriated to the sup
port of the General Government - ~ fatf "4 ma
Let the peopeinstruet representatives IL Congress
10 ask for it.
"But It msy be said the measures Hsezp'fha7nak
This not sol The constitution OF the Tinted states
sprsssKy cires Congress the power dispose OF the
public TERRITORY And Congress IS and has dis
posing Of it, aud that to the injury OF the old States
-Rica. Hay.
We have long since despaired of the Demo
cratic politicians ever being brought 10 reason
upon this question, until the Democratic masses
its decision. We trust that time has
now arrived and that the voters of the State who
regard this as pain business matter, involving
a simple question Of right and justice, will have
the issue made up,by bringing out in every coua-
fy and district candidates who are in favor of
putting Virginia upon equal footing with the
most favored state in respect to the public lands.
Let II be done at once. that the subject may
De fully discussed and the public mind well en-.
ightened.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
The savannah Dacl.

4 correspondent, of the >ouihsdo Democrat
gives fuller particulars Of this disastrous affair;
4 fatal duel took place in this ssIn.ty to-day be
tv>ea two single gentlemen u NHHnaah-oue nf
7 l.ei Stuart EIliotis tie other Thomas Daniel son
:, Dr. ". Daniel Of this city. B9'h are most res
Fe-lablv connected Eariy last week while ia res
e rrAat Ia tns city quarrel ara.e between naH.g
anL Elliott AnI.sfter IS seufe the latter challenged
lie Former. Dsaid acre giassr- att Icing neat
Fig5ted chose rifcs the weapons distance twenty
Ere PAGES. place Servers FerrY. : e. asst across
tie Flver tbrec miles below tbs cite time noon to-
asy. Both geafieaen wefe q sell known courage.
and Elliott : considered Of tie best shots n tic
.>tzgs wih pistols and VIII ae he is hard to
a.. The matter was pretty Wei. known asou; town
=. this morning The parties - Their friends went
- 10 South Cafons. Win tec.eopc ] aud some
ey gentlemen eo.id see fhe 4lfl fzaui tie tower on
t.e top OF the Georgian 81 Journal huda.ag On
be hTst fire, just at noon, Daniel tell dead. pierced
through the the heart Elliott nuIuJ tret
The deceased was about thirty year of age Eli
Oft and his friends Immediately returned 70 town and
that ends this duel-thc first iill eae ON TINT so5
known fighting ground for GeofgiaHs Elliott IS H.
lated TO Bishop Elliott and Daniel is a nephew Of Ma
yor Soriven OF Savannah