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TTcSlUrII OT IIIc SGT
Daicd April3 Sd, 1857.
AMENDMENT 80. I.

Rssoicsd blythe General Iosnibfy 0rHr state q
Sfaie. Tlirccfltls ut the members elected lucacl
house concurrlng therein. That II lac and hereby
Is proposed To the electors nf the state. ~
thc second TUESDAY ofO,tuher next Ia appruv,
or reject the following amendment rs u sub
stitutc for the hrst aud second sections Of lh'
thirteenth article ui the Constitution. VIZ
Corporations Of every description shall G'
created, aud corporate powers granted only b,
general laws which shall define the powers
privileges mud lmmuirics and prescribe ia,
duties ami liabilities al oarh class or diScrip
iions Of corporations. hut tho General Assem-
bly may enact special laws for tho relief u
corporations ~ perdlar cases and may maxi
special provisions in regard Ia corporations II
eases wherelrOm their peculiar location or IN
terests such special provisions are required
aud may from tins to time alter or REPEAL al
such laws, as are authorized by this section.
.f..s tt ~, H.. VAN WORRIES,
S.spcaker of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS u. FORD,
President Uf the Senate.
Dated Appil e. lSjI.
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TITSNlfnl
batcd April ID, lSj7.
AMrSpMENr. SO.

Rcsoircd by he Gnera .issrmLiyoChr STATE oi
Ohio. Three .nllbsuihc ncnhora Olrctcdt oar Il
House untirurring ihcrcin. that the, and here
hyts, proposed H. the electors oi this State T.
votc On the second Tuesday of October mex,
upon tie approval nr rejection uriho following
Nncudmcnt, rs n substitute Tor tho NTH AM
sixth sections ofihc fourth article of the Con
stitution, viy.;SEC.5. NStrCtCouris shall hc hrl,
IN each county atlcas, once In each year. LN
cne or more District Judges elected by III,
electors nf scporatc districts Ia hc prcScrihct
by law, who shall hold their ollCc for Nv,
gears; and during their continuance In oflic,
sli,ul reside IN tho ditrict for which they nv,
elected. Tho provisions urthc fourteenth 500
iion oi this article shall apply 10 Distric
Judges. The General Assembly may hy Inv
sauthorizc the Judges oi the District Court. M,
at the courts of common pleas, tu nX the tim"
ofholdng their resptciirr counts, Unill Distric
Judges shall have hccn elected and qualified
District Ctsonr shall he held by the Judges q
fhe Supreme Cour, and oi the Court ui Commo
Pleas, ms now authorized. See. 4. Tie DsiriC
Court shall have such jurisdiction as may h
provided by law, and the judges thereof sha
have and exercise such power aud iursdictio
nj chambers, and may br required To sit u
Judges of ihn courts ui Common Pleas ~ sha
DO directed hy law.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker uithC House ol Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
- Prcsdcn, oi thr Scnatn,
Dated April Sd 1887.
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ATTORNEYS At LAW.

d. y. UAPLgs ~ u. n. BEARDsLEY.
| GAPLEs X BEARDSLIGy, Attorneys at
| ~ Law, Flndlay, Ohio. ONCE 2nd ioor Me.
udcun Building. tAprl 10Th. 1851.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

ah1 TliE subscribers take this method
fW\ - OF announcing TO the citizens OF
- Pleasantville aud vicinity, that they
have opened boot and shoe mandatory
where oil who may wish ar thing is thisiine,
are respectfully invited to call. Thev will
keep on hand, also, all kinds of ready.made
work, from he best eastern manu- ufactories.al /. all
of which they will sell cheap for Cash,
Hides, or Country Produce. Particular at.
teDtion psidto ihensnufsotarsofcah boot ;
lean stock, all of which thskwjll warrant 10
give entire satisfaction.
Please cali and exaWhe our work, az we
are always happy 70 Wit upon customers
done on shgJt notice.
MiFHELL 4 FJRMIN,
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Catharinc Burkat, pitt,
Civil action to recover
moneys ,commcnccd in
the Court Of Common
Dlaug H.pca.k ~
against


money commenced IN
against the Court Of Common
Pleas oi Hancock Co.,
Isiah W. West, defend OK attacment issued.
I sIAH W. WEST, formerly of the said
i County Of Hancock, and whuse residence To
the said plaintiff Is unknown, will take notice
that Catarine Burket Of the said County OF
Hancock, did on the sth day Of June, 1857, nle
her petition in the Court OF Common Pleas OF
said Counly, against the said Isaiah W. West,
setting forth that on or about the LIST day of Do
ccmber, 1855. IN consideration Of the said par
ties being then unmarried, &C., the said lsiah
W. West did then and there promise and agree
to marry the SAID plaintiff, so soon as certain
arrangements and conditions precedent upon
the part Uf the said defendant, (Which condi-
tions &c. are described in said petition,) cCul
he made and performed; that such arrangmeh>
and conditions precedent have all been mad
and complied with, and that reasonable time
has elapsed since the making of the same and
further setting forth that said defendant has re.
fused and neglected to comply with said con-
tract; said plaintiff in her said petition alleges
that she has sustained damages by reason of
the said neglect and refusal OF the said defend
ant TO perform his said contract, to the amount
of three thousand dollars, for which sum she
therein prays judgment; that an order of at
tachment has been issued in said cause by said
Court, by virtue OF which the goods and chat
tells, lands and tenements of ihe said defendant
of said county, have been attached said de-
iendant is further notified that he is reQuil ed
to appear and answer to the petition Of the said
! plaintiff, on or before the third Saturday after
the fourth day OF September, 1857,
CATHARINE BURKAT.
CAPLEs BEAKDsLgY, Attys.
Dated this 2ith day OF July, ls57.-7t.-piss.
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disorders. which English Physicians treat will
Mercury to the Inevitable destruction ~ The
patients constitution, and which all the Sarsa
parila IN the world cannot fcmoyc.
TRlESEMAR No. l, 2, and 3, are prepared II
the form # a lozenge, devoid Of taste or smell
and can be carried In the waistcoat pocket
Sold In tin cases, and divided IN separate doses
as administered by valpean. Lalleman, Roux
flicord. &c, &c, Prico 90 each, or four case,
in one for ~, which saves 90. end In s2I cases
Whereby there is n saving Of tg.
None are genuine unless the Engravlngs o
the scaIs Of tho Patent ONCE OF England, The
seals Of the Ecule dc Phnimaeie dc Paris. and
tho Imperial College Of Vienna are affixed upUf
zach wrapper, and around each case. limitations
are liable TO the scverest pcnaltics Of tho Law.
Special arrangements enable DR.. Barrow tt
forward Immediately. on receiving remit
tanco' Tic toand larger size eases of Tricsemnr
Fax OF CARRI,gE. to any part OF the world
securely packed and properly addressed. thus
insuring genuine European preparations ant
protecting the public from spurious and per
nciOus limitations.
Attendance and Consultation from II \. VI.
till =. NJ, and from till IN the evening
l57 PgIScE SrREET, n lew blocks west Of Broad
way, New York. May ], lS6}.-ly.
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MR. II. u KINGSLEY -Dear Sn: IN July, lSij
was taken with an ordinary summer complaint
tor which | neglected taking any remedies,
hoping that il would soon stop of itself; but in
about three weeks | commenced passing mu.
Gus and blood. and grew very weak. SO that !
was unable Ia de- half days work. applied
to physicians. and was duSrd first with upiatcS.
next with pills made Of Bcadons and Nitrate
OF Silver, took injections of Nitrate Of Silver all
all doing 10 good. I next took various home
. remedies; recommended by nurses and old Ia
dies: neither did they do me good. Again re-.
turned to the care ui the physicians, and WIS
duScd with any quantity "itle most powerful
,aStringent known to the profession, (tanin,) hut
AL Ia no purpose. ! next tried Homeopathy.
which, frr time, helped me, but they could
not advance beyond IA certain point towards -
cure.
From my experience ! uuhcStatingly pro.
nouncc it tho best Dyscntcry lOdIcine ever
made, and would heartily recommend its use tu
every one with like difficulty. lam led To make
this statement To the public. through gratitude
for the blessing il has conferred upon me. and
through the hope that Others like afflicted, may
reap the benefit of It's use.
Yours, respectfully. j. II. HART.
For sale by 4. Iangwnrlhy and u. Dix"n,
Findlay: llpkins & Co.. Glbnd; bye. Struthcr
K Co., Van Buren, and by agents IN all the prin.
/ cipal towns in Ohio.
I II. -. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
! June 10, lsjT.--ly. Agent for Ohio.
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" within II shell NIL the merits lie.
uf Crlstadoro's never oqualcd Dye; (gray,
Red II makes black, to brown transforms u
Aud keeps the hbres always from decay.
This mainhloSs, rovializing Hair Dye still
holds its position as the most harmless and eli.
cacious hair dye in THE WORLD. Prepared and
Sold, wholesale and retail, and applied IN ten
vate rooms,at CRisrApono's, No. 4 Astor House
New York, and by all Druggists and Perfumers
In the United States. Jan. 2a-ly,
1igrnfs.-J. ID. Park and Solon Palmer, Gin. q.
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Hartford, Trumbull Co.. o., March I, 1867.

I am physician uf thirty years Practice
Ny principal study has been diseases Of ie-
males. They have generally haillcd my best
efforts. Obtaining the materials composing
Marshalls Uterine Cathocon, ] was pleased
with them, gave the medicine "A tar trial. and
found myself abundantly successful. In my
former practice could only mitigate tho symp.
toms ofabout half the eases, and could not cure
one in ten. Nuw ran radically cure seven.
teen in twenty, and can mitigate the rest
consider Mar>lals Catholicun the greatest
blessing to females have ever met with.
JAS. II. WILLIAMS. VI. d., Charleston.
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FUN Err AIS.

THE undersigned have procured an ex.
cellent Hearse, and will, therefore, be en-
abled heresfter not only to make cofins, but
also tc attend funerals ON the shortest NO
|tice.
lL No Charge ~
VIII be made for attending funerals, and
satisfaction will be warranted, both as II re.
gard the style and price Of collins.
0Jp Dom forget the place, one door east
o. Henderson's block, on the south side OF
Railroad street, @. W. PARKER,
J. r. CLARK.
Fipdlay. o., Dec. a, ,'ss--tf,
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AYERS CHERRY PECT0RAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, ,HoARsENEss, INFLU-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN


ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
md for the relief Of consumptye patients in advanced
tagrs of the disease.
We need not speak TO the public Of Its virtues
throughout every town, and almost every hamlet Of th
american States, its wonderful OF pulmonary
laints have made it already known, Nay, few tn
antilles In any civilized country this continent withon
personal experience Of Its effects; md fewer yet tn
communities al where which have not among then
living trophy OF It's victory the subtle and dan
soros diseases or the throat and lungs while 1t IL tn,
most powerful antdote yet known to for the form
liable and dangerous diseases OF the pulmonary organs
also the pleasantest and safest remedy that can be en-
loyed for infants and young persons Parents shoult
ave In against the nsdions enemy that steak
ipon them unprepared. We have abundant grounds Y
sieye the CHIRRr PICTORIAL more lives by the cor
mnptons IL prevents than those IL Keep II By
ou and your colds while they curable, nor neg
ect them until human skill master tle inexorabh
anker that fastened the yitas eats your life away
,l know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders and n
hey the virtues 0r this remedy, need not Dc
nore than TO assure them 1t is still made the best II
~. We spare no cost, care, td to produce u the
most perfect possible, and thus afford those who rely
the best agent which skill can furnish for their
PREPARED BY DIR. J. c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, MAS
AND SOLD BIZ
DR. A. LAsdwoRrHY, .Einday, o.: J. r. DYl
Van Ruran. ~ & DARRAH. MI. Blanchard
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n. Y. ADVERTISER ENTS.

INROM ALBERT g.. RICHARDSON'S
II Western Advcrliscinga nd Corresponding
Olice, M. 3O broadway, y. Y.
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UEO. 7. HWIFFIN. ThNmlfTr.
Indigestion and Impurity of the BLOOD

',n. Esr. j. !, ~ mes Rnior ., Airssi 'Hnrch, Hi'"
In NyLR: ha," u-rd Your Pills with extraordinary
IN my Gniy ani among th"s" am called ' Wiz
,-'r.Ss t. r. nir the organs ut stipn ani pm H.
h,.sl they arr the very lest remedy lave e,r'
Iu,, ~. aud eau coun,'utiy recommend them to NJ
rul-. Yours, j, v HINES.
Wlrs,w WYnNlNd Co, y. e, oct. - lSh5.
Ht,R SiW, ,in u-iu. Nuur t,titr'ir ri, IA NY pnu
% and find tlnIn an eArrlient pnrsniye Z, crasr th,
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ARCADIA COMINCii

A new Cabinet shop is opened in Area.
dia, Hancock Co., Ohio, where all kinds OF
furniture will be kept ON hand and made tc
ordei on the shortest notice-cheap, and
as good work as is done in any shop in the
county.
UNDERTAKING
! Collins made to order-any style required
and accompanied with a Hearse, free OF
charge, all on the most iberal terms.
ALBERT Z. MILLER,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, pn,lad.iph,..

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia.
i l. IMPORTANT TANNoUSCEMENT.-To all persons
afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such as Sperma-
torrhma' Seminal Weakness, Impotence ,Gonor-
rhea, elect, syphilis, the Vice of Onansm,
or Self Abuse, DC, sc.
The Howard Association, in view ofthe awful
dertruction OF human life, caused by Sexual dis.
eases, and the receptions practiced upon tho
unfortunate victims ofsuch diseases by auacks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon, a. "A
charitable act worthy of their name, TO OWN
MEDICAL ADvIcE GRATIS TO all persons thus anlict-
ca, who apply by letter. with description of
their condition, (age, occupation, habits ofiife.
Sc.,) and in cases Of extreme poverty, to Fux.
NIsl MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is a benevolent in.
stitution, established BY special endowment, for
with "Virulent and Epidemic Diseases" lthas
now surplus of means, which, the Directors
have votedto oxpond in advertising the above
notice. 1t is needless 10 add that the Associa.
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Posr OIEIcE. Ii,RrLASD Liv. Co., Nrn, Nov. ID 1850
Dr. AYIR: Your rill, the perfection Of nlr'licine
hey have pue my VII" more god tlian can tell you
ha hai l+en sick and piuing away for mouths. Went
4 n Lee ,nrore ~ great rNl~hse h't got No better she
den commenced lkiny your Pills, vhirh soon cure'i her
ycNl"lHng barge quantities of worms tdc"'h int, he
.Iv They afterwards cured her nud cur two cil'irrt
hu~'y Il, -'uiry. one II hcishlts hal u lal. an'
,,f. cured linn with two lr,r- Il your rills, wh'
tr- arun ~ ad from five to twenty dollars doctors
,s and u-t much time, without Icing cutrl cnitrl,
- tlru. SVeh mri'nr y. yours, which Ia aciuall,
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s r @ W B s

We constantly hands full and complete Of Cooking
on most
U.
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A New and Important Discovery in the
Science Of Medicine.

A New and Important Discovery in the
Science Of Medicine.
DATENT OFFICE SEAL OF GREAT BRIT,
Il AIN, DlPl.OME dc ECOlE dc PHARMACIE
FHAKMAClEN dc PARIS. and IMPERIAL COL,
l.EaiE ofMEDiClNE, VIENNA. Sold wholesale
and retail by DIR. II. A. harrow, Member OF
tho Imperial College Of Vienna, and Royal Col
lege Of Surgeons, Loidon, who may be person
ally consulted at his residence, l57 Prince street
few blocks west of Broadway, N. ", from II
A. NJ, ill 2, l.. NJ, and from ill 4 L. NJ, (Sun.
days excepted, unless by appointmcnt.)
Triesemur No. l.,
Is remedy for Relaxation, Spermatorrhea
and nil the distressing consequences arising
from carly abuse, indiscrininate excesses, OF
too long residence In hot climates. II has re-
stored bodily and sexual strength and vigor d
thousands who are now In tho enjoyment OF
health and tho functions OF manhood; and
whatever may be tho cause or disqual 0cationf
Tor marriage, they are onoctually subducd.
Vrieseinar No. =,
Completely and entirely eradioates all traces Of
GOnorhra, bot in It's mild and aggravated form
Nonretcntlon of Urine, Pains OF tho Lions and
Kidneys, and those disorders for which COpaiv
and Cubebs have SO long been thought an anti
dote.
Triesemar No. 8,
is the great Continental remedy foy Syphilis
and Secondary symptoms. ScrOfula, and all
Cutaneous Eruptions, removing and expelling
iu its course all imp urities from the vital stream
so as altogether 10 eradicate the virus of dis.
ease, aud expel II BY insensible porspiration
through the medium Of the pores Of the skin
and urine.
Ii isan noyor falling remedy for tina. class .oi
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

IIANCOtN JEFEEItsONIAN gonL aud
i i Job Printing Onicc.--'rhc Publishers hay
ing procured y large supply "f varinuS kinds -,
new TNrE. aud having, Ia successful ~ efnti"ii
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FIlVDLAY UIDDU School.

TTNHE NExT TERM In the Findlsy Union
Il School, will commence, in the Higher De,
bartment, August 10th, In the other Depart
ments, September 7th.
TERNs,-same as heretofore.
students are requested To be present, II pos
sible, on the first day Of tho term. Special eff
forts will be made IN behalf of those who wish
To teach, during the coming winter. Ifcircum-
stances will admit, a Teachers Class will be.
formed, TO which a Lecture will be given daily
In regard to the duties of the Teacher. in yefcr,
ence to Governing, Classifying, Teaching, &c.
Arrangements have been made by the Super.
intendent for furnishing School Books, at a ro-
duced price.
By ORDER OF THE BoARp.
FHDLAY. July 23d, 1857.
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cmcnsAr,, Dec. 2s,.lsss.

DIR. @. w.RoBAcK-Dear Sir: This will certify
that caIled, on Dr. Roback last March and got
some Of his SoaNdinAvan Blood Purifier, which
has entirely cured me Of complaint OF nine
mouths duration; aud after trying other physi.
|ciaps wtthoatc66ct, !, as last resource, called
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MISCELLANY

IMPRESS NOIICE.--On the FIRST day ui
IL August, Mr.. G.. HAXl.ETT or the Tx.
change Bank, opened an Express Onlce. where
all Express t;o"d. Money, Sc., received over
the fnilny liranch. viii be left for delivery.
August :. lN5i.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
POPULAR OPINIONS
OF TIE
Greefenberg M ediines

HARTFORD, Trumbull County, Ohio,
March I, 1857.
hereby certify that have been dealing in
the Grnienberg Medicines for the past five
years. and can truly say that have never Of
fcred any medicines to the public that have met
with the decided appreciation of the people,
IKE these; particularly the Pills and Catho.
con. They sell readily, and perform all and
more than is promised for them. ! have sold
about fifty bottles Of the Cathpcon the past
season, and hear tho best results In every ease.
j. II. {. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Read what Dr. Bushnell says of the GTtcn.
berg Medicines. Dr. Il. is Il physician of cAien.
sivo practice and one of the most successful in
tho county (TrumhulD in which he resides.
This ccrtncs that have used the Gr;clcn.
berg Pills and Marshalrs CatholiCon, sold here
by j. II. c. johnson, in my practice. to my en-.
tire satisfaction. They are good .Nsdicinss.'
DIR. g. W. BUSHNELL.
Hartford, Trumbul Co.. o., March I. lsj1.
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InU. %. BEECH, would respectful announce
| IL that hc has permanently located IN Finday
where hc viii attend tu nj calls In his profession,
ONCE and residence on west side ui Main ST..
IN the building formerly Occupicdby iounkin
nearly opposite the new Presbyterian Church
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Lawyers JOB POWER PRESSES,

which are the rEsT Jon PluysEs now in use, and
Is capable Of throwing OF pirTEgS nrSpHgp IN.
rHEsstuNs rEE DoJn, arc cprcpared To do all Kinds
of job Work, such us Cards, Plain aud Orna.
Programmes, Pamphlets. &c. with their pres
cnt facilities, they feel confident that they ram
give entire satisfaction, both MS IL regards cX.
prutiou aud the rates CHARGED.
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'rysipc,as. Scroiiiin, Kings Evil, letter.
IuIunrs. nnl NnII KhCmm.

'UHm - PrwusdiTq Merchant ~ y L"ds. Fb' y lSIh.
zoo. AiAr; N"Ut rill- are the is,iHs"n II all that
al ia n,giirinr They base cUr,l my tl, Hang'tr
r rtuus .p.,'- uIoh hrr l,uls ani ti ai hal prove
nri;r E,r y-nr. Her uthrr has lrou long -ti"ylus
fict-,LNth L,ic"- nni ;iHpln- ct, her hin nnl "a
hair After nrr child VIZ cural she allo tried you
Or, nii they have cuTel her. ASA MORGElDGE
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UNDERTAKING
NC ~Nb lSoo-tI.
Hurd & Church,

JUHt ~ TNoU-lI.
Hurd & Church,
ENERAL Coll, citing Agls, will PROMPT
W ly attend To the collection OF Clamt o
all kinds, in Hancock and adjoining coun
ties. also, the settlement Of Estates, clos,
ing urPartnerShip Matters, &c.
R.FEREscrs:-M.C L. Whiielry, Esq. G
W. o. Neal, Esq., Wheeler & Bro s., aud ID
Dixon, Flndlay, Ohio. ONCE in south cor,
ner OF Dixon's BlocL Main sl'Set,
Il. Is. iluRD,
Aug. s, 1856. q. CHURCH.
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I>Nt iiANGE BANK .---C. HAXI.ErT & TO-,
IL (Onicc IN the SOUTHEAST corner oi DiX, MS
Brrk iock,) Flndlay Ohio,
Op- All business in the line Of Banking viii be
promptly attended to. fApril - lsiT. .
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The Highest Medical Skill of the age

The Highest Medical Skill of the age,
and will furnish the most modern treatment
just published by the Association, a Report
on Spcrmatcrrhmc, or Seminal Weakness, tho
vice OF Onnnism, Masurabation or Self Abuse
and other Diseases 1.-THE Sexual Organs, 10y tilo
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail.
I'm sea'c' envelope.) FREE OF CHARGE, ON the
receipt of 10 STAMPS, for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. H. CALHOUN, Consulting
surgeon. Howard Association, No. South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
EZRA ID. HEARTWElL. President.
GEo. FAIRcuILD. Sscy. tSept. Is, 'J6.-ly.
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4 (OATs, Pants, Vests, and Oyeralls. of the Ia.
- test styles, at NEwELL's.
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w %. ALLAN, Attorney nj Law aud Nota.
w. ry Public, PlcasantIillc, tMcCumh =.
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with or without the Improvement, on the mos,
terms. Persons who contemplate
will ind II 10 their interest, tO call
aud examine the article. We ARE prepared also
% do all Kinds of job Work