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tksTADLIsHED II Is4s.l
DAHKIyG HoUSx OF
= - = q. \ n D = r o n 4 z . /.
I HAVE this day admitted - partner in .he
i Banking Bustness, Alexander Barclay, fwho has
ssss ~ tensr for the last six ysars). The busi.
sses. hsrsaRtss, will b eoadastsd unAas the Arm
and styls ef M
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being sas Of the oldest Banking Houses (if not
Ne ohdsstl In fews, the arm solicits oontin-
eaaee Of fufne. patronage 20 Mberaly extended to
4esaios psftssr.
They win nAks solnsctioss and rsuit, Ices TX
shaaes, On ths day Vt payment, free of chasgs.
Their references ere - formerly BY senior part
~, ,vis
nsgsARxcxs:
Park Bank, n. r.
Winslow,, Lauisf I Co., Bankers, NJ
Edward ". Clark = Co., ,PhilsAelphia.
Howard BANKING Co., Boston.
Clapp, fnller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine DAnk, Chicago.
Ao6msn . 0slpsks, Chicago.
Msshanin' Bank. Pittsburgh.
Isrnsss. Dsposit BAAk, Pitssburgh.
KrAmsF ! RAAm, Bankers,
Gilmore : Brothseton - Cincinnati.
A. D. 6snt Co., Louisviile.
State Sasiaes Iastitutior, 81. Loxis.
ksoknks JaA. !, ~. 0K0. O. ANDERSON
janSd
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IMPORTANT CHANGES,
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO Il MISSISSIPPI
'.o.' e4's..
r AILROA

con'plstsdio Cincinnati- Through Dishsss
change Of carr Only enc chamae
Of c0rsf0 LotlispilIe-- One
eh0aas TO Cieuel6&d.
nNEto Wheeling, and TIVE lea1 ehapRes ef Can
- and baggage andso miiseassgeRAo n Esat-
ern Cities than b any her route. 4@@
THE akKAT NAiIoNAL ROur I. tlsyvt,u.. -.
the U. S. Mail and Adens Eaprsss. ss m a
;. On and LATE, .l,.r Wednesday = sis. viii
U. q llail lTrain--Lssvs. oacs, sspasr O. -
Ghessaaefss q 1000 .. m. Leaves 1Ast~st. tosds
ExprssSTrain-Lea,ss Is once, corSss Of Ifh -
ChestHut 81 p. IN. Leaves Last st Louis Dspo1
| st3:sO p N.
Inaosdsr TO aoeomnodate the trsve,ins pub-
iie. q saturday Afternoon Train has been put
~, and trains win rua asAbovs every day sxsspa
0NE SUNDAY TRAIN AT 500 P. NJ.
N. B.-An trains make 1trsef s~f esvssta 49,
Express Train tAss fermins The sAee1n, sn6eAss,
and oSiy Bvvs1 0ene Resse to Eew I1ee>en..
Phiiadsiphia, Baltimore, wAsla la21n1 2117
bsrgh, wheeling, oisvslsnd, DG1G ~ 81
Eastern cities.
Al.e. Chicago and All points onthsIlaiaois csa.
trAl X. h.
ONE CIR CHANGE o. Cans - CHICAGO. n
Nc11ork passengers have choice Of four eeof
raiiroad reZ1es. from CINCINNATI, vis; New Y1nk
Erie, !:Csnassi, PsnnsyivAnis Central, So
i14
Through passengers should avail thsmspa1 y
this most reliable route between the Do4&
the West, - il affords unusual fsciiitiss, 81 r
superior road, and the only Brosd Gsags Rs1R
the West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington, LasalIs,
Rock island, Burlington, pecris, Dunlsith, 0a-
lena, Peru, $c., connect ~ SsndoyaI with the
Illinois Central Il. X. for the abose namsd psinss
direct.
Passsngersfor Mattoon and Chicago connect at
Odin with she Chicago branch. Though fron st.
Louis with sniy one change Of oars.
Through baggage check given In the city, and
baggag handled free, giving passengers notroubls
atthe Depot
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be procured 1T the ofhces, Nos. 18 and 80.
corner Of <th aud Chestnut streets, under the
Planters House, and At No. 81 Leves, corner Of
Vine street.
ED-Both oliees ale exactly ON the sornes--the
only places to obtain reliable information.
W. Ii. CLEMENT, Gsn'l sup1.
ISAAC wYxAN, Gem " estern As't
Omnibuses will e1944 passengers and baggage
either q tho oihess. ssgulariy At the Hotels.
jyl7d
--
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II JO0E6,
WATCH.MAKER Ann JEwRLHn.
ID ESPECTYULLY informs tAs sitissns u Kss-
IN kuk and vicinisy that hs mGnSbe Soand al.
Psnsnelss, tlAte Re1nelc 4 O. Aeill Nes 81
Main-st., bctwesa I'd and -, where be woan rs
pieased to attend to ~ wants Of all Who nay q.
yOr him with . cali. 80
Watches, Clocks, and Jsselry repaired aasd
warranted. n. w JOHN.
aprs0dn t't -.
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1853. spring Arrangement. 1855.
CHANGE or TIME!
rHRER pAIiY TRAINS, (susDAYs gxcHPTsD.)
nN and after April 7oth, 1858, and until fur.
" ther notice, trains viii run on the abovs road
- fellows:
First Train leaves Packet Depot, Keokuk daily
Mondays sacsptsd) NJ 3. n. This train will
make surs csnnsssioHs With ths Burlington and
Rock Island Packets. Packets will leave Aontruse
promptly st . o'clock = m.
second Train leaves keokuk daily tSundays sx.
cept edy II 10 clock =. M.
Third Train leaves keoksk daily {sandays ex-
ceptsd) At 8 p. n.
first Train leaves Aontrose daily (Aopdays ex-
oeptedl at 5:s0 .. IN.
second Train lesves Montroso daily Sundays ex-
eeptcd) at 8:45 o.. m.
Third frain leaves Montrose daily (sundays sx-
ceptedl at p. m. B. W. DAVIS,
Superintendent.
J. r. THwssusr, Ticket Agent.
Apr 30dAw
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Proef Nafesy
MYTH HALLS PATENT POwDER-PROOF
w LOCKS, the ssme that were sWarded sepA-
sess medals at the Wald's Fair, Lo pdso, 1851,
aad the osld : Fail, New York, 1858, and ~ tAs
only American Safes that we're awarded nsd HAs
London worlds Fair.
These Ba1es form tho most perfect see1
against Riss and BurglArr Of any Safe ever %
% The puhiis, and can only be hsd Of the suh1
bers and their agents, who have On hand and nAkO
to order al kiDds Of Boiler and Chilled Iron Bank
Chetts aad vAulss, Vault Doors, and Money Boxes
o. Cheats Ter Brokers Jewellers and Privats Pami-
Lies, for Plate, Uamosds and other yalusblss.--
A.S e .:o :; RassS:' 81 .pS
SC. HERRING 4 CO.,
No. 1Sl Broadway. cor. Aurrsy-st., ny,
AAy ledln Opposite tho City Hall.
DlsselasasA.
vTsHE Co. nesship heretofore existing be-
= tween N subscribers, undsr the nane and
hrmAf FaRrar = lIAinse,sis this day dissolved ~
mutual consent. Robert ! p. .. Hsi~es viIT~~r.
tsnse An the business, and sign the nane Of ths
Arm in liquidation. They Will slso settle ail -
counts Of tbs iste Hrm, and all debtadus tt INST
Be psiA thsm. u. d. FAkRAR,.
ROBERT HANNA.
CespoFs aersAtp.
The uAdsrsiena, Having formed Co pArtaes.
ship sudsT ths name and ~ oi Astnss Drsthss.
and purchased the entire sOi II. D. Fasrar.
will continue the huSiness Of manufnctsrini Sab
Doors, Blinds. Flooring, rump-Tubing, a., q
the OLD stand, eofnsr Of &Blnf streets, neaS ~
Ksskak ~. Dss Aeiass Rail neaa pstss.
! k.sasl .s.ps >. -. P.6. H1izfs
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flsHk Great Jssstsl Route, ssunsetine ths A..
L isntic oities with the " sstssn, esth- western
and South-wsstsrn States, ky oentiAsoas Hail
way direct. Ihis road slss oonncsts at Pittsburgh
With daily line Of steamers to all ports on the
Western kivsrs, and st Ufsvsland aAa Sandusky
with ssssners % ali ports on the North Wsssssn
lake, naking maze s.ost 1srscf, cAsspsse G6hee.
isstis rssss by wh11A Hkkka4tT can bs r.
ts and from the Great Wsf.
RArEs BErwsnx yuIApnxr1iA AND PI7rapuf3r
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KtGUKfIB y. CUHHW
GUaTlH MS nOTHEWs,
S0YvoyOrs And Lan Are 0tS,
COUNCIL BLUFFS CRY ...................I Iowa.
Rg1Rk TO
WI. MsAlpins, G. e., New York.
k.H. Tracy, I" +"
AdAns uskinghan, :"
Hos. Chas. Anson, Washingtsn City.
Hon.J. B. Gordon, North Carolina.
hon. -. 8. Orr, South Carolina.
Hon. r. q. Wright, New Orleans.
B.v. papin d Brother, St. Louis.
bearritt 3 Mason, !"
Capt. J. n. kritehAfd, -
r. III Sharp, Cash, Indiana polls, Ind.
II. b. Curtis, Mt. var non, Ohio.
Hon. Sam X. Curtis, Keokuk, Iowa.
Chas. Parsons Co., /.
Hatch / Thompson,
Clsrks, ,oathris ! Starges ,BsGaie. MY.
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7sc. y 100 MS.

~ " "UIst uHtII Iufther hVsIeSs
GkAlN--35 cts. % 100 fos. until further nAsiee.
weight until further notice.
inshipping Goods from any point sast Of Phils-
delphia, be particular 10 asrk packages ..vta
PeHnsyfssaid Railroad . All goods consigned to
tAe Agents Of this road II Philadefphia or Pitts
FhEluHT AsEN rS-.ciArk 4 Co., Chicago 4;
Packer 4 Co., Memphis, Tenn; r. 4. O,Riiey.
Co., Evansvlle, Ind; Vim. Binghau,, Loaisviile
Ky.j X. c. Moidrum. Madison, Ind.i III W.. Brown
Co., Zsnesviile, o., Leech Coz, No ~ kilby st.
Boston; Leesh Co., No. 2Astos Houss, N. y.
No William st.. n. y; z. J.. oeep6es. Phi ladeI-
phisi Magraw koons BAitisnoR&{ u. a. Ste wart
Pittsburgh. II. u.-6OvsToN,
General Freight Agent.
II. J.. L0ABAERT, sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. 1. ,ha-dlx
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sS fSsIzS = y A4AS1e "a -.
n 4gshs shortest sndoatckest Route 70 all
" ~ Nsrth and East.
eM-rHkOuGH TICKETs~R
Over thisiine to All principal places, can be pro.
cured al atRailroad Ticket Once. Main street one
doorfrom the billings houss. Stages will eallfor
dasse ayers. ir any part Of theeity Frse.
GRAAAN 4o0., Proprietors.
J. h. TswKssuxr, Tiekst Assnt.
mehi7d
80 FlDE IMaURANCE.
AM . eaSt STATE N ntAal
9AE AND MARINE fN1UAANCE COMPANY,
Or 81. LOUIS.
=. WymAn, g. II. Peek, B.ysAhxsnAss.
Jsnss Smith, A. D. Pomsroy, d. -.
Rs. gLLlOT1 neSs'y. IN 3tes't.
70 sl.A ssea
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-27

Nothing was said about the unconsttutonality.
OF the resolu ions demanding such a tract, when
th.y were passed, year ago. II was an alter
thought devised at the dictaiiOn Of the Slave
Power. II had seen informed in times past
that he owned part Of negro by descent. lie
told the man who so informed him that he would
a,e the feet Of tile negro for his siare, and he
hoped he would use them TO take himself away
from slavery, Applause Fifty years ago the
Confession of Faith denounced man.s'ealng;
that portion was cxpunged now--onothrr in.
stance Of the progress Of the age. IL was argued
by some gentlemen at the meeting of the Tract
Society that we of the North had nothing TO do
with Slavery. But Christianity was aggressive;
we could not send out missionary if the logic
Of these men were true. They said, too. that it
was mixing up religion with politics. But
what were politics except the morals of a ma
lion in its political relations. The religion of
a nation was psrfec key to its political con-
dition. We have improved some on the old
days when the prophets who dared to denounce
the sins of the nations were compelled to live in
the wilderness and we should go on until the
Gospel banner, which we all SO much loved,
should wave over every State in the Union.--
| Applause
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JUDdE EAvTrr on THE FUGrTivE SLAVE Law.
The motion for new trial, in the case Of
Connolly, at Cincinnati. was overruled. Judge
Laaviu winked at The fact that one Of the Off
Gers OF his court was put on the jury. and said
that he was satisfied from his personal knowl-
edge of the Marshal juror. that the defendant
had not suffered any injury at his hands.
Judge LsaSitt also decided that when the in.
dlctment alleged that the defendant prevented
the arrest OF slaves, it was no defence to show
that such arrest was not prevented but he held
that to prevent an arrest meant merely to him
der, or obstruct such arrest. Judge L"avitt also
held that the voluntary bringing Of slaves by
their masters from Slave State into Ohio, does
not make these slaves free, If 50 be such bring
ing was merely Tor temporary purpose, and il
the slaves voluntarily return. and that the laws
of the Slave State where the slave belonged con.
troled the question.
1t follows, therefore, that Kentucky has the
power to say whether Ohio soil is free soil or
slave soil.
Judge Leavitt then sentenced Connolly TO pay
fine OF $40, and be imprisoned in the common
Jail twenty days.
We would advise that the United States
Court have an exclusive slavery side to it, and
that Judge Laavit BE- the sole Sudge upon that
Bench CleUe. Herald.
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Z.y~DR MANNS AGUE BALSAM.-This wonder.
ful compound Ia having extensive sale in all parts
OF the Union where ague exists 1t is one Of the few
medicines which now sold over the country that
are really what their inventors claim for them. And
unlike all other remedies that are recommended by
their propeors TO all the ills that flesh is heir TO
this remedy is only recommended for chills, fever
and ague that particular class of diseases growing
ont of the result of miasma, common in our
western country. The evidences of its great
curative properties, and tho high estimation placed
upon it, renders it the greatest discovery of the age
of men. Those having occasion to use medicine OF
this kind, urged to spare means to give this a
trial If they wish to be soundlv cured. See avertse
ment in another column oil this paper. Sold by all
good druggists
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es~CartOin democratic papers are rolling up
their pious eyes in holy horror because Henry
Ward B.echer had The "mpud'ncc and andaci.
ty" to pray for fugitive slaves at recent Union
Prayer Mceling in New York City. Well, Mr..
Beecher should remember aud not pray for the
down-trojlen hereafter. Perhaps he was not
aware that the Udioh was badly cracked and
that very little tap would knock it in twain.
What's more, slavery is democratic institution,
and ministers OF tho Gospel arc not expected TO
meddle with politics. We are not certain but
whiskey is another temperate institution ;
therefore preachers should not say woId against
drunkenness! We hope all preachers will be
careful not to tread upon the desperately ten.
sis, corns of our democratic friends They will
please conf themselves to the Gospel that
is, they should keep up constant barking at
she creeis OF each other, and let wickcdncss
nlone for they can't tread upon ia Dsvil's toes
without producing pain all over the democratic
body
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-27

TnE Crops IN OTTAWA County Tho pros
Vects for at abundant crop of wheat AMI fruit,
in Ottawa county, were never known to be mNr'
promising than this s'ason. The ouly thing
dscouraging to our farmers now Is, tn long
continued cold an wet weaihe" which has
eaused many Of them to despair of getting in
their usual quantity of oats aud fiair weather
''oes not shorty SIT in great fears are ent rla,u.
ed that our corn cIop will be- very slim IL not
u total failure. II wonld take twp weeks fair
sun'to fit large number at the farms in this
county tor the plow, and il Providence do .,
not favor us in this respect. We shalt soon dns
pair of raising corn sud oats enough tor homo
consumption D.mJsySs.
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IoS-lt has recently been asccrtainedt Mt great
corruption attended the distribution Of the lands
granted to Wisconsin by Congress for the con
slfuclion OF railroads, The Governor, the Su.
ptemc Court, the Legislature, tn, editors OF
nearly all the prominent journals, the leaders OF
che Republican, Democratic, and American
parties, al have been upon the auction block mud
sold for thoir lowest price in ra'lroad stocks. --
The price ranged from i've thousand dollars up
10 as high us City thousand, and the entire
amount thus expended to secure favorable giants
80 certain railroad companies will not fall short
Of 81 900 900. Over 5000 900 are now traced
up, and much of the briba money must yet re.
main undiscovered. Certainty the experiment
of u free government appears TO b. ugnin fail
ing. There seems to be an entire want OF mora
integrity in every department Of our government
from President down to Road Supervisors --
Public interest is light as air aud weighs naugh
when thrown into the scale with the apparently
universal desire for public plunder.
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SheTi0,s EaIe-

John Sbul vs.. John Corneley.
1 virtue of an order of sale issued by the Court of
DCommon l'leas in and for the county of Seneca and
state OF ONO and to Inc directed. will offer for sale
at the door of the Court House, in Pcrysburg Wood
county, Ohio, on - f.
Saturday, May 39th, 1858, ,,
between the hours of one and two o'clock P. NJ. Of
said day. the following described real estate to wt:
The undivided two.thirds of the west quarter of the
north haf OF the northwest quarter of section num-
ber one ~ in township four a. United States Re.
serve; also the west quarter of the south half of the
southwest quarter dissection number tbirysx (360 in
township number three (3) United States Reserve in
Wood county, Ohio. G. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
W. = .& II. NoBLt, Attys.
April 20, lS5S-5lwbS2 gS
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Sherin,s Snln-

VIM. ii. Ewing VS.. Jonathan Salisbury.
ID Y virtue of an order of sale issued to me in the
1)above case, from the court of Common Pl ,as,
will offer for sale at public auction at the door of the
Court House. Perrysburg Saturday, the 18th day
ofJune, A. d. 1858, between the hours of eleven and
twelve o'clock A. NJ, the following lands aud tene-
ments, to wit The north quarter of section H.
in township four north, of range ten east in Wood
county, Ohio, containing 160 acres more or less
ASHER Cook. Atty. G. w. NORTON, Sheriff
Nav Ii, lShS--lMh&2
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will be
presented 20 the county Commissioners, GU the
hrst Monday 10 June next. asking survey and loca-
ton OF county road, commencing on the east line
OF section nne' N Perry township. where the Nc
Cutchenyille u Perrysburg state road crosses said
line, ence south along said line until interseets
the road running west from Browns Corners, and
there TO terminate.
DxvAN
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MoRE SlCRGr SoclEuGs.--rnt Democrats of
New lOrk CITY, htVea seer organization con-
nactcd with the rammam II II, called Forrcs
terS,' and the NV York rrihua, gives long
an som what minute d scrpion of rormjda-
be II W seer po'itiell organ n ion th're some
what res,m6lin, III, old knpw NothinS party.
call,I the Yong Men's Am icau nerl'
c M itt'e,' c'm 'oado &C i've inAu'ntil, men
already nun eriuS uany tho S II nmes Tn
lubuae says, the OBJECT OF the organizO'ion i,
entirely political, Uul calculated to opaat
largely in the next Presidential election. 1t i,
understood that the organization is m, limited
TO the City of New iorI, but extends quit,
generally over the country.
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SheTiTjs SALE

Nimrod Smith vs. Fuller Ballard.
DY virtue of an order of sale TO Inc directed and
ID delivered from the Probate Court of Hancocks
county Ohio, will offer for sale, the door of the
Court House in Perrysburg Wood county, Ohio on
Saturday, the 29th day of May, 1858.
between the hours of one and two o'clock ,. NJ Of
said day, the following pronerty to wit In-ot num-
Der iorty-seven 40 in the town of Bowling Green,
Wood county, Ohio. G. w. NORTON Sheriff.
ONEAL& BLACKroRD, Attys. for Plf.
April 20 1ShS=5lwhS2 10
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-27

;1o New Mexico has proved to be an unproft.
able investment for our people In the lunguage
Of Ben. Franklin, Unclc Sam "pnid dear for the
whistle" when he paid m lions of money and
untold numbers of lives to secure it, 1t has but
alimitcd number of white inhabitants, who are
poor shiitloss creatures, und to protect them u
large army is cquircd u, an enormous expense
III view of these facts, the Secretary of WuI
makes the following staten mt anl suggestion
/" BY the last census, the total population o
New Mexico, exclusive of wild Indians, was in
round numbers--sixty.one thousand souls, and
its whole real estate was estimated Ht--in round
numbers--$2 1000, 600.
ITO protect this small population, we are
compelled to maintain large military force al
anannual expense nearly equal to hall the vulu,
Of the whole real estate Of the Territory .--
Would it not be better TO induce the inhabit
ants 10 abandon country which seems hardly
fiji for the hubitHtiOn of ci, ,llzGl mrn 10y re-
munerating them for their property in money
or in lands situated in more favored regions -
Even if the Government paid for the property
quintuple its vuluo, it would still, ON he scor
of economy, be largely the gnincr by the trans
action and the troops now stationed in New
Mexico, would be available Tor the protection
of other portions of our own AMI Of tAe M,xi
can territory.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-27

NORTHERN DouGHrAcgs," Hon. A. Budingnmr,
branch Of Congress, after cnumtra,ing many
acts of the administration and of Congress
which would be rebuked by tho people at the
first opportunity, thus paid his respects to
Northern doughmccs
"And they will ask YOU, doushtaces of the
North, why you sat still in your seats, and al
lowed men to call your constituents, because
they toll. mud slls aud slaves? Ioa will hav,
20 answer all these things You cannot do it,
and we shalt beat you like thrsshjug aoor ---
We shull hereafter have majority III this
House. We shall strengthen ourselves IN the
Senate, and we Ure to-day filling all The lanl
with portenti of your general doom in 1861
And ] say, in the presence of this state OF
things, that our first duty to God onl our coun-
try is TO devote ourselves to the political Il, struc,
tion OF douShidccs, who say one thing at home,
und come here TO vote another; and who flwn
and tremble, aud fall down, in tha pres nee ot
The Administration. No wonder that YOU.
Southern men, call us slaves, judging us l,om
these specimens of the people Bat | I'll YOU
they do rot represent the lire and flint OF the
grim and grizzly North. They are our bat
walters on Providence, oar MaCSycophautS
they are our Udah ll'eps they blong with
Dante's selfish men, of " hom lac said, heaven
would not have them, ami hell elected them --
! tell. you Southern m,n am ready to strik.
hOnds with fire eaters and eXtermmale the race
1tiS becoming extinct. Look in their faces ful
1he last time they are fading away --iading
awHy. Oh for an artist to take their features
10 transmit them to curious aud sComml pnS
teri,y. D. il quickly, for thn places which now
know them shall soon know them no more for
ever
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SEE THE FOLLOWING:
Rats, Reaches, Bugs, Insects, &c.

1NetISJ INOdShSSj ouS0J AhSCCI5J
What the Farmers say:
late writer says that "the various species of
min are multiplying at fearful rate throughout the
Icd.n postmaster in Illinois writing to Costars'
Depot, says: 1.-The country is literally overrun with
them (rats and mice, &c.)
What the People say: CAVE, H. June 81, 1857.
Dear Sr:--My brother, ]. w. McCreery. purchased
a box of your Rat EXterminator and found it to be
what you recommended it to be, a perfect Rat des-
troyer. l hereby enclose SIS for more of it.
Yours, &C., ASHLEY McCREERY.
New YORK, Dec. II, 1857.
Sr:--* All this summer have been troubled
with Reaches and Mice. l actually ashamed of
the house, for the Reaches were everywhere, and
don't know what should have done by this time. L
purchased box of your Extcrminator aud tried il,
and in one week there not Roach or Mouse in
the house JOHN b. GlVENS, No. % Elm st.
MooRE's SALT WORKS, Ohio, June g. 1857.
Dear SRI have used it, (the Rat, Roach &C. Ex-
termnator three nights and it is making sad havoc
amoug the Rat tribe, Yours, &c, j. BECOM.
Wat the Pre- say:
We know by actual experience that 4" Costars " pre-
paraton for Rats Reaches, Bed Bugs and Insects gen.
erlly complete and perfect eXterminators.--M Y
alias, May II.
"Costar's " Rat, Roach, &c. EXterminaor is an in
fabe destroyer of these pestilent creatures.-Lndi
anopois (hpd) Sentinel.
IVhat the Druggists say:
GUILFORD X LEMBERGER, (Druggists) Lebanon
Pa. We are pleased 10 say that which is sold gives
great satisfaction
GEO ROSE, Cardington q. alt (the Rat Roach.
&c Extermnator) sells like hot cakes giving general
satisfaction"
Sold in Perrysburg O., by P PEcK HAMILTON, gents.
April %, lS5S--50m2