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LOCAL AND LITERARY,
Cas-. I1n..Importnnt to Evcrrbodr

Cash UpA-ImpOrtnnt 10 Everybody
Hereafter no advertisement WILDE admitted into the
JevnrhL until il is paid fors -spt where there is a
special agreement 10 the contrary and in all ca,sths
p...r presenting advertisement for insertion will
,. held responsible for the We cannot pay our
debt, with accounts on Tom, Dick and Harry ofwhom
". know nothing The cash system is better for all
p.rtis. and ,es shaN adhere foi.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


4 Ill persons Interested in the following lands " flt
take notice that the Trustees OF Portage township,
wood county Ohic, will meet ut the house OF Sam1-
OF Aus'cr an Porirxo township, on Saturday the Sd
ot April 1858, at 10 o'clock A, for the purpose Of
outlet for said lands. Said proposed ditch 20 com.
mence al ornear the south quarter post OF section
town north. range II aast, thence TO run ia north
westerly direction along county road now open to =
creek In the "a tn, corner gf section ~ and h,r.
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DEcIDEDLY HEATHENsH.-lt seems that the
Indians have been sending missionaries to preach
the Gospel to our nsighbors in Tlin. Rev T
Sunrise, OF the Oneida tribs has baen minister
ing among them.
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Howard AssOcia tiOsa.
I IT II III y II u II I II
Bensvjept Institution, established by sprci1i sndory
msIt for The reiief Of the sick and distressed,
afflicted lgti Eruif1H ena EpiGsmic


DISEASES.
rENO all perons afflicted wish Sexual Diseases such
4 as SPermntorrhGa, Seminal Iieakness, Impotence,
G0aorrhga ttse, Syphas, tie tice Cf On4'ism or
SetT 1tnss, &c, &c,
The HJward association, in view Of the awful de-
structiQn of human life, caused by Sexual diseases,
and the dcccpon' practiccl upon the unfortunate Wis.
Tins of such diseases by Quacks several years ago di
rected their Consulting Surgeon rs a CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name to open DJ spcnsary for
the rC sment of this class of diseases in all their forms
and to give Msoicat Ajd Gratis 10 all who apply by
letter with description of their condition (aYe, oc.
cupaton, habits Of life. &c) and in OF extreme
poverty, TO E5UNsh MEDICINE Free of Charge 1t 4
needless TO add that tho Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age, aud will furnish tho
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors. u roview of the past feel assured
that thsr laborS in this sphere of benevolent effort
have bsen of great benefit the afflicted especially
the young and they have resolved devote themselves
with renewed zeal, to this very important but mucl
despised cause.
Just published by the Association Report on sper
matorrhGu, Seminal Weakness he Vice OF Oman
ISM Aasturbaton Self Abuse and other Dissa,es o.
the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, whcI
viii be sent by mail, n sealed letter cnyelope Fe
Ct Chggs, the receipt of Two STAMPS for postage
Add ess for report or treatment DIR. George r. Cal
houn. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No
2 South Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order OF the Directors
EZRA ID. HARrWELI, PrsS'i.
GEO, FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
December IL, lS67.-32ly.
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A1-W With this issue we present our sut scrl-
bers with speech in pamphlet form, upon the
great ami absorbing question of the day. There
are two of them both delivered in the Senate OF
the United States-the one by Mr.. Fessenden of
Maine, and the other by Mr.. Dixon of Connect
icut. The former is considered the text speech
: Of the S'ssion, and the latter is regarded cx-
: cellent,
We send equal numbers OF each to each Post
Office address, and wish each subscriber after
reading the one adressed to him to exchange with
: his neighbor who has one of the other kind
After having done SO, friends, hand them TO your
, Democratic neighbors who are still cropping in
: dlrkn 'ss. BY the exercise of IA little care and
: forethought il this matter, much useful infor-
"unation may be spread before the people, and
STYithout cost to them.
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CuyJRCU DIRECTORY.

Pr.,byterian--G.s A. ADAMS, Pastor-SsrNies sVer!
sabbath At 1Oi o'clock A. NJ. and r. N.
Bsptist--I 2. CANNON, Psstsr-Servcs every Ssooatl
hlOi A. NJ, and evening.
NJ. Il. Chureh-M. RIcHARDsoS. Pastor-ssr'ic'
every Sabbath at l0& IN.
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DR. ROBdCK'4S
BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD PILLS
DssEAsE NANNUgS1sED
--BN--
Or. Ro6act's Scandinarian Remedies.

Z hh 1 n III \ IN q.
N NEN'r DIR R,b,rk the cn,ircr. Snc,,lisb piy.
sicisr SucceeA,J in rr,l cit,, r,ciic,, ,nu, tN on.
ty.three different spcries of ounnjn herb, oF his ma
Uyc larl ,sll, AZ, iiretl, ,t,, ,, ,,,,,s nf lie,
rnss in trr L,,I INV ,Yic,, tn ,,,,,,t f,nn
ain of if, to rooIitisn of health nDl rurtv GYM
disease from the system whcrc,cr IL may bS located
or whatevyr,nav be isrharactyv India ,iior rerveu,
comp,ints opilortic and oth,r E,s .u,s c,psu,,,.
ton in its carly stages, sore Throat brouclis f,,cr
and ague asthma low s,iritS sexual iucanngity fem.
mime N,ukr,s, nrickiur IF III, ski, sp,rt,u,,ii, g
n,q,lvs;s rhsumstism neu,ni,io tu,r,r rap,,r ,ul
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bodily Vigor, aud rtgcuerdeS every numnl t1ntu"n-
Such tho nature such are the eNsvt OF Dr. Nohocks
famous Scandinavian Bloo' tuljder which, IL tikou in
or' ohsrate the most painful disease. bat prc, cnt
their recurrence, mud lcrgthen iiv hlcnl the ouna.
! ~ span.
! In the SCANDiNANlAN\ \EGLHARhG BLOOD
nlLlS Dr. RohAck pyoSeAs the result IN sntV years
experience, hard stndy aud e>vcrmonj asto what "a
rcrfectp should no. No one can doubt tlor supcrj.
ority after sn&la trial prioe ot the scandinavian
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scandinavian Blood Pills, ~ cena per buN live Tor
| 81.
| pr c. w. RohOck: | have received 50 much benefit
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that thought 1t my duty and N is no less my inclna-
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csod rcnClss which have Uspl to rid myself of this
disease would indeed make lauyholy cat9loEue.--
also consulted with the best physicians could hen,
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! nueuce Of friend and after using thon teN days
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month was entirely md pelmNcnty cuel Twas
also afflicted with most violent nervous headache
WIS prNlu,cl hN lyD..a sfni.
nch FOR when my d,srep'a le,t me my he1dachc LEFT
wUh It. lho" tae' letter mH' ropees thAh have
for ten years, . .,.,.....
i N'r' WNN yours JOIN y P"hlIl
1 From tho Rev. Mr.. NcNullon, Pastor Of Rohcrt
Chapel: ISpiANAruLts, Oct J. 1857.
pa. c. w ROuAcN--prar Sir; have u,cl you
Blood Purifier for nervous Affection from which
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the tasto certainly has harry sacctupou tn, nerves
rlstsc accept my thnuk for your kulrcgarl au acts
and believe me, YOURS, x w -. NcNULLFN.
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We selling the following ar greatly reduced
prices They full weight and far superior to what
has heretofore been sold in this market:
LARD OIL, A No. !, per gallon, 80 cts. to 81 90
srA STAR GA CANDLES AT reduced prices, from last
TALLOW do ""
Star Candles put up in 10 aud 35 lb. boxes for sale
by the box and warranted full weight.
Feb. 25, I85S--42tf PECK 4 HAMILTON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
First and Last Call.

All those indebted to mo- either by note or book
account are requested to call aud pay up Necessity
will compel me to collect up Immediately, ! know a
hint will be sufficient To my numerous friends.
March g. lS5S-43w3 WM. HOUSTON. .
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100000 FLAT HOOPS
WANTED

The under'igns4 wishes to purchase 100000 good
Flat Hoop Poles for Flour Barrels for which he will
pay fair price.
Call at Hollistsrs old stand. G, b. KREPS.
Feb, %, lSj3-4lH
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Attnclmcnt Notice.

J. y. Iiasfon ". ThOs Jolly.
Before j. H. Saith. J. +. of Plain Township. Wood
County, Ohio
on the 2Gth day of January A. d. 1853. sal Justice
N}issued order of attachment in the above action
for the sum OF twenty-five dollars, snd eight dollars
probable oostA J. ID. RALST0&.
Fob. | ?, l85S--!lwS*
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and r. IT. NEWEII,
who are well known the most successful and popu-
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brilliant novellettes, for the mammoth pages OF the
MSRCuRY. And each number also contains more COM
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an immense amount Of news and general miscellany
than any other two newspapers in America, without
exception. In short, the New York MERCURY dehes
competition. and invites the most searching compar-
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ent at the first glance.
We now offer, in addition to paper fully one-third
larger than any Of its contemporaries. and replce with
an unpreccde variety OF interesting reading ma
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shariG's Sale

VIM. II. Ewing W. J0nathln Salisbury,
DN virtue of an order OF sale issued IN ms in the
Oahove ease, from the Court OF Common Pltas
wlll ofer for sale NJ public auction at the door OF
the Court House. ia Perr,sburg, Monday, the frat
dag Of March, 4. H. 1855 between the hOurs of eleven
and twelve o'clock A. n. the following inds aud ten
enents, to VII: The l0rthw, 81 quarter ot section
in township four north. of range 10 east in Wood
county, Ohio, containing leo acres more or less
AS ER COOH, Atty {. W. NORTON
Jan, -. lShN-fSwt $Al Sheriff
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Shcrid's rn,p. -
Uowe 4 Brown ys. James McFndGon 4 Jonpthan SaI

isbuvy. ..f.
IlN virtue ut Il venil % mu directed rnN JaliYcr.1
kDn1m tbe court oi Common Pl,us of wood county
ohip IN tho above culled cause. will offer Tor sale
a. public auction, at tue door OF the CoUtt House. In
rcrryshurE Ohio
On Saturday the 18Th Of March 4. y. 1853
bo,Woon the hpUrS OF 10 u'c,nvk 4. NJ and 4 oclock
I. N. of said day the following ioms nul trn,mcuts
situatc IN Wood County Ohio, TO VIZ: The wcat half
OF the sonteastquutcr au the northeast quarter OF
the snutrNoSt quarter ut SCI ton seyeu Of town four
north of range ton east containing l2O acres; sIso
tho northwest quarter Of section seventeen sam.
town pnd range, containing Ice acres; aiso lot No
t, in the town of Portage.
{. ". NOTION Shsrjr
s. JErrENsON, ATTY.
Feb II, lSiS-- tOWJS3 % .'..
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CoWtof Common PLEAS. Wood S'o., q.
n illi.ln r IInalLl nILE " llIunl O Illnh q. Il


Charles G.. Baird, plaintiff, ys. lancs MUrray C!uia.
tina sphinx, ami rwcciy & Mo,hor. defendants.
'INiIE defendants Twccdy & Moahcr viii take notice
| that the plaintiff, the 23d day Of January lS]-,
llCd his petijun m the Cictk's Ofirc of Tue Couu OF
Common Pleas, OF Wood COUNTY. Ohio, against thsnl
and tho other fet lant' hcr.n named the object ana
prayer Of which is the removal of building heluug-
Ing to dcfndauts, situate inot IN tho toNuof Per-
ryshurg Wood county, Ohio number 5>j adjoining
pm = dwelling aud that unless they aEswe said Pc
ton hy the 2nh day Of February next t1s same i'll
I've taken confessed against them. and the ss
ed to decrsc thereon accordingly. ASHER O0OE.
Jan. 2S, lsJu-- --2Swj253. Ajt'v. o. III A..
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Red Cedar Posts!

The undersigned has quantity of Cedar Posts,
which he will sell ST fair rates, bv the cord OF
single post. JAMES HOOD,
Pssrysburg. August 20, ls57-l5vS,
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GOLD PENS RG~pOINTED.
Price 30 cent?. Enclose pen in r letter with cash
or postage stamps aud by return mail You will receive
tho pon as good as new. Address, II. ELIlDr,
Feb Is. lShS-&lw3 Syracuse, " Y.
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formed. ..,.
The.r1eetinga at the Baptist church st i'll con-
rtinues. fFhe exercises are increasing in interest,
eand those who worship there are favored with
.sermonsof rare power beauty and elo1uen ce
'ExpirinS Expressions of Extraornary Men.
Reader, it is not our purpose to treat you to
a string of pearls such as have fallen from the
alps Of statesmen and other men of renewn, as
their spirits fingered with their expiring clay
.tenements about to take their departure to the
eternakwoAd, but to give passing notice of the
dying words of the string of editors who have
fallen thick and fast around us. First, our dis.
tinguishcd friends Grimes 5' M5on after shed
ding few rays of light upon this region, where
-" the sublime and admirable depths of ignorance
exhumed" by school examiners, is most aston
rishiag quietly and impressiyely departed to
,-some unknown sphere, to be ''mourned as the
,,1uangdoodlc mourneth for her first BORN" by the
,unterrifed friends left behind. Their Successor
lin the flesh, whose light shone like unto that
which proceedeth from the luminous tail of a
:" -"lightning bug" "and tight squeeze at that, y
soon event out" like too well snulftd tallow
candle; and in the smoke which assembled from
the extinguished luminary was heard in'a fain,
but audible voice, 81 carry the war into Africa
And last though not least, has "gone out ,
the great phoSphorescent light in the person o
the Redheaded knight of the Big Bone Lick, the
mellow cadence OF whose voice, when half way
over Jordan. was musically sweet while it utter
ed these impressive words:
:" AS TO my foes, those among them who art
men, and gentlemen, forgive. The miserabl
abortion that represents the " "Journal" is
neither worthy of forgetfuness or forgiveness
tohim leave my lasting contempt"
Why he should leave us all his worldly effects
Is incomprehensible, and while we treasure "
this token of his esteem. this last great offering
of.a generous gizzard, may the mourners be com
forted and his spirit not be allowed to mingle
with those of common cattle
We may have occasion to resume this subia C
again ere long.
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nJThe "Unon ProtrActed Meatin5 Of the
Methodist and Presbyterian churches, was
brought to close on Sunday evening last
Numbers have been united with each of these
cchurches, ,'but how many we have not been in
formed. ..
The.rleetingat the Baptist church till con-
rtinues. tFhe exercises are increasing in interest
.and those who worship there are favored with
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s. JErrEnsoN. Atty
Feb. IL, tOWJS3 e5


I s. IEfrEV7ON, Atlv-
/ Feb H. lS5S--!ONiy9 % .t.#
/ ---r---.-.
! Ei,ab.hE Stone. EJTin S,ong j.,. W s,,,,. n.,.
| " Stone. Helen r. Stnns orI Iico So, i's"S
the city of BrooNlyu i'm thr q.otr rT No. "'' VI
WILL take notice tbpt n rt titnp >yns slol ,,
! w thrr on the OH ,lny of prrr,nhnr A n tiS ~
! tho Court or Commoa Pleas uitl,in o,,i i,r NJ ] =, "
| ty Of Hardin and state of Ohio hy S,,npnr y -
and is now ucnlnr Wherein tho said Suru,., > e.,
demands partition Of and ASST ,pp,cut OF Tnvsr ,I
following real estate situate ia said couutv ~, tai
! and State o., Ohio TO wit: ~
/ North hlr of U1lth.cast or1rtay aec,i,r o +,,.,
shin g. range TO- so acres - ''
E,at half of north wa,t quarter ,sc ion u tov,rsli
! B. rarge TO- so acres
south half AMI south half north ,cst ounr,cr. ASH.
ton II. township 3, range 49, 400 ncrcs
East half of northeast qurrtar section ~ toN ,s,,
B. range TO- 30 apros
| sNorth half of sont'least uunrer s,c,i,u 10 ,,,,
shin g. range 10, 50 acrcs,
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The Best & Chea,eesf.

*** Specimen copies sent free.
March A. lS5S--43wl3
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Feb. Is, ls5s-ilwI3
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.

feeling of nationality, of patriotism, aud OF at
tachment to it's peculiar institutions which per
vades all classes Of It's society They will demand
from their representatives consistent allegiance 10
party in all matters of party policy, but upon
questions of common interest to them and their po-
litical opponents they require them TO rise above
party considerations and TO disregard party ailia-
tons Had the Kansas bill been nothing more than
party measure. and involved nothing more than a
principle of party policy, the Americans of the
South would have expected their representatives to
oppose it and would have honored them for doing 1t
but when in opposing it, they oppose principle OF
vital importance to the safety and perpetuty of nsti
tutions common alike to them and TO the democratic
party and thereby aid in building up organization
that is the common enemy of both, AZ well as of the
Union ITSELF they will hold them to strict account
ability for their conduct, and visit upon them the
punishment it so richly deserves No of them
will ever again receive their confidence support,
or be allowed an opportunity of betaying them a
second time into the power of their enemies. Their
political graves dug, and their political eptaphs
already written. Those who come after them may
learn from their history that to wantony betray the
people who have trusted them to seal forever their
political fate