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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-22
Graham,s MagaHiI

Wfaham7s Magazine, Tor May,
CONTAINING many contributions, By the best authors
v beautiful eolOFsd Fashion Plates ETC., etc For lie
BY lapl l6I F. hAGAN, Market street.
GOdey's Lady's Book for May, just received
by 2. HAGAN, Market q.
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NEW BOOKS.
WITH LARGE Ass0RrHENr on
lAA, STATES, PENCILS & FATIONERY GENERALLY
MAITLAND,s GREATkST WORF-

MAIILANU58 EHEATESI WOHK
. AKrAkoE-A TALE OF MOB EAYs By James a Matt
land, author OF sThe WandefeFf' the Watch nan y
&c, Ses what Washington Irving SAYS abOutit:
Sunnyside, Irving ton, December l2, 1851.
M DEAR PRIESOs have read 4" slrtsros' win great
Interest and Subtraction. Is written in excellent Sye
graphic in iis details, and gives animated and ntaresHF
pictures Of scenery manners, and characters Norway
Different members OF family have derived both pleasure
aud subtraction from The perusll oft all The ss.
ments Of successful publication encourage YOU to pro.
coed In your literary and wish you success and pros
PsIity. With the greatest esteem, am your friend,
JANIS A. MAITLAND. WASHINGTON IRVING.
For sale BY r. HAGAN.
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me circular asd you cannot dou6g read aisO a olio
I'D , IHE HAlR--Feopo have for centariss been adctsd
via bald heaaas ana hs Only remedy, heretofore Eu1Wn
has been those abomna0le wigs ~ recent discover Of
Professor Wood thess articles beng dispensed n
out grea many Pers5ns st palrOaz5 nsm became nsy
have been 80 Oi5n IA posed uDcn % har FOncs Of asr
eat kinds. 10 All psrsOns earnestly make fh re-
quest, that hey viii ny once again, Tor be- W0od oslOra
i've here Is no sucR tang a. FAIL We Know VI lady Who
0ads whO used Tue article shorL time and her head l.
n0W covered completely win tne Inss beautiful
caTls imagnana We knoW Of numerous cases where ha
rapidly falling cut Whlch restored In ruatsr prf
zion than u ever nau bean beiOge.
i Is also without dOIbt OF the best articles for Keen
nE me hair la good condition, nasIng s son and rosv r.
moving dandran and mas proved is he Erual6ss enemy
20 All the Ills that 70.
Il the duty Of eTerY 10 improve thafr persona an
Daarance though may differ regard 10 ne wsvs a
doing il but every one VIII admit that beautiful mead %
hair eIheTin man OF woman, object much 70 Be dsr-
Cd, and lhsrs means De lee untrs 10
o5aiH snen eohsdsfatiOn-t W0aA va ABrocArE Phis-
dslpnia-
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@om1to0, Sen %. Oeseenber 1S6S.

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Anoers tm Stanoe le!1, Gem Saler 3u9eitdnOs
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nieosrfallenL unO b:ire 5o1npe por igs 2!utllR
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bat eds tefe uno bat9he bt els IN btt bt IS
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betanhei:
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Dv. BaG7ee nivb bsfpEhere Grfnerffdnfett auf
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0Drtspein, Mla6eirG un1 @5errpspeine.
100 BrteI 5as TN 9aben unb m 3pltaus, wpruuer cine
porttie BON Der bsfsn aIaIttat
200 Dubenb DENT SptnS eGa enen I'm Qate free In ero-
Sen unb Henen 9ertbteen mao Seetsn Ds StGurs abae
oeben werbeu. s. .. &barrpn Inb & o.
- So. 1872 une 134 g3eR 9smbarbfr
H. a ,tpei Shuren ERIib ppn SanuSerfrraBe.
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0ettfeDern. G5ettfeDern.

vine ausgs3e&nss MuspabI BON unb uneemtibtsv
S6nieeern ne peben Tbsr aneefCmmn unp ;u dasert e
tesm pretie 81 betpmnien TN ARDsel2assr rpn .I
&h0rIeE $ bpIIGnber, gBe1 prdttfr. &c q
I -.8sE Srtf&enesE Bride wnb Wtaribmartst,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

THE RULING PAss,ox-In the last illness Of.
George Coleman, the doctor being late in an ap-
pointment apoogised to his petieht, saying that
he had been called in to see man who had fal.
len into well. .''Did he kick the bucket, doc
tor?n groancd out poor George. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

BoswBL1,S the biographec] and worshipper of
DR.. johnson, observing to the latter that there
was no instance of beggar dying for.want ima
the streets of Scotland-s'I believe, sir, you are
arise from the want ofbeggars, but the impossf-.
bility ofstarving Scotchman.n a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

A certain lord wished Garrick to be a candi.
date for the representation Of a borough in par
lament. 'No, my lord" said the actor, 81
would rather play the part of great man on
the stage than the part of fool in parliament
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

A placard in the window o; patent medicine
yender in the Rue st. Honore, Paris, reads as
fallows: ''rhc public are requested not to mis-
take this shop for that of another quack just
opposite.
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s.sRB LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

1subscrberswho dOnot give express notice to the con-
t OnS. ~ s.lF- r.
subscribers scontinuance of their peri-
odlealS, the publisher continue
GeIra2es are uaid. t sls3 gaar- 9FIzT
neglect take their periods
ctls from the offices to which they held
eIPonsibie TIL the have settled the bill ordered them
is;ontinued = -
an to other places wthoutinform-
rsetion they held responsible ..-s =.
5The Courshave decided that refusing periodi-
from the Office. removing leaving them uncaed
Vr,Islr'UseJGo' evidence of Intentional fraud.
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MASONIC DIBEo rory.

Ohio Lodge No. HOLINESS Masonic Hall,
Market and the Rr& and frd Nom
dayeyeningsof eaehm G.w sterEs, W. NJ; AEes-
aafsr LqugAtfn, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 19S Meets as above on
the Hrst and tRt Thursday evenings month"; f. A.
BsEsTLISoER, W. NJ; s. r. Pearson, Secretary.
WheeIinB Union Chapter Ne. 1R-Meets as
above onthe second AIonds evening Of eachmonth.
ssorF, H. p; s. ". Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling EucnmPmeut Ne. I.-Meets as
bOVe the oaSts Noaday evening OF month"; VI. j.
a. ksrinG
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nc CORRESPONDENTS.

LETT concerning subscription, advertising or other f.
the Proprietors. : :,
houd be addressed t" the EdtOrs Jointly, either
for publication will please write
only one side Jf the paper.
An observance the above will greatly oblige u.s.
ndSecure more prompt attention to correspondents
leymiRht otherWise receive. ----
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NUMBER SO
J coal on and Coal oil i,amna
DDLE5, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &c.

SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &c.
+ sdWHOLGSALE s. RETAIIi.gs
b SHEPPARD, Eo13l Main ST., corner of Union will
continue to Keep on hand large and complete as
soment OF all articles In his line, consisting of Ladies' and
Gentemen's Saddles, Pine and Coarse Harkess TrunkS
V9ces Carpet Bags Satchels, Collars Hames Whips &c
would respectfully call attention and trust
0y strict attention and pr0mPtness, merit continuance
All kinds OF repairing promptly done, and in proper
manner. +ti fsz J. d. SHEPPARD.
sepZO 1871 Main ST,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

WHAT was the difference between Shakespeare
and his sovereign2 He was a wonder; she was
a Tudor.
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NOTTCE.

G41AS. MORGAN
NMHObESABE AND RETAIL Manufacturer of SaddIen
Brides, Harness and Trunks, and dealerin all ar
cIes usually Kept b SaddeTs, begS inform the
public thathe has opened, Nc. Main St. cor Market
Aey where he will be glad any persons Wanting
any OF the above articles. As he intends make good NO r
az anu sell at fair prices he hopes to obtain liberal share
OF pubic patronage Particular attention paid ordered
work, and repairing done with dispatch. = sep1S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

THE children are SO dirty in a place on Cape
Cod, that a mother frequently goes into the
street aud washes the faces of half dozen chill,
dren before she finds her own.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

He who cannot take q hint, cannot icompre-
hend long explanation, s =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30
the CANDID THIEF.

THE CANDID THIEF.
Dodging the door ofa Counsel Catch,
a thief observed twas on the latch,
Popped in, and quick again passed out,
With wig, and gown, and riding coat;
Then wrote to let the lawyer know
That he had served him so and SO;
Adding Postscript-"I might have taken
Coke upon Littleton and Bacon;
But laws to me superhuous study,
For l amrogue enough already
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WERE it not for the tears that fill our eyes,
what an ocean would ill our breasts
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b 1b CHARLES w. GRAHAM
UOCEsbO II TO ia M Es AIMEE
VIE undersigned would inform the citizens Of Wheeling
ana vicinity that having purchased the Drug and pre-
store formerly owned by DIR. James Tanner he
inIeto carry on the Drug business in an ia
@ ne most respectfully socts continuance of
se which has heretofore literally
VIII oe nus aim to keep everything, Of the purest Kind
anu az lowest prices usually found in wen fur
nished Drug establishment. = ~ Aut
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully Compounded from the est Of
Aleulclnes. -..... CHARLES W. GRAHAM
,o No. 20, cor. Main and WebsterSts
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s'H' & E' b. .SWEARINGEN,
!. lf Es-t-.tss 4 gent for the State of Virginia
ONCE Onion Han Buildings, West side of Main St.. end
loorS South of N.IH Bank. .ti5s = ~, -. aug9
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CHOICE FIRST0 CBASSoTNSURANC

,27ol asls zT6 -op Faa ~ n..af sdl
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

VIrs'nIua LOdgCaNo. ;s.-MeetseveryThursd
s'ening atthe Hail. corner Market
Mar. RtontRDsox, n. G.; Ttos b. MEean, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge No. 13.-Meet as asaboveevery
Monday evening. W. TAYLOR, N. g.; William P.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-17

BeneuoLen Institution, established 6y spec;ai enao,
meat for Ire relief Of the sick and distressed
afflicted 0h Nrulent and Epidemic
. Diseases.
TTNO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases sucb.
l. as Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness LnnoteDe- =
Gonorrhoea, Gtset, Syphtis, the Wee of Onatism or
Self abuse, DC, &c
The Hocard Association, in view of the awful do
struction OF human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the deceptons practiccd upon the unfortunate vic
tins OF such diseases by Quacks several years ago d
rected their Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE
ACI worthy OF their name, to open Dyspensary for
treatment of this class of diseases all their forms
and to give Medical did Gratis to all who apply by
letter, with description of their condition (ape oc
cupaton, habits of fe &c., and in cases of extreme
poverty, to furnish Medicine Free of Charge II is
needless to add that the Association commands the
mghest Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment
The Directors. a review of the past feel assured
that their abors in this sphere of benevolent effort
nave been of great benefit to the afflicted especialv t
the young and they have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed ZEAL to this very important but mich
despised cause.
just published by the Association Report on Sner
matorrhGa, or Seminal Weakness the Vice of Opan
ism Masturbation Self buse and other Diseases ~
the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon which
will be sent by mail lin sealed letter envelope ELce
cf Charge, the receipt of TWO STAMPS for hostage
Address for report or treatment Dr. George r. Cal
houn, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association No
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
By order of the Directors
EZRA d. HARTWELI, Prest
GEO, FAIRCHLD, Secretarv.
December II, 1S57.-32ly.
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For Sale,
For Sale.

large quantity of land in Wood county, and q
number oftown lots in Perrysburg. Persons desirnE
to purchase are requested to apply soon.
August G, ls57-i3H JAMES MURRAY.
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BOOKS! BOOKsW BOOKS!u

fIesh aftIlVa1sAS&ky at
81 Z" s 30 s TORE,
sign Of the Book; consisting School Books Of an
kinds, also Latin, Greek, 1fench, German, and the
higher mathematicaf~or He also has the standard
Poets Histories, Biographies Travels New and Popu.
lar Works etc. ETC., together with commentaries and
notes on the Scriptures; works Theology Annuals
Gift Books for all seasons and ages alarge assortment
OF Holiday Gifts, and Toy Books with beautiful
best eastern market affords and in great variety
NkS-Black, Blue, Red, Carmne, Arnold's and
Harrsons Fluid, Copying, Indellible, ETC.
GOLD PENS-Mammoth, Engrossing CONNER.
cial Ladies' &c at UOJ Tic
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" the GREATEST
IS. MEDICAL
~ DISCOVERY
~ OF THE AGE.

MIR, KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has dscoveredin one
Nl of our common pasture weeds u remedy that
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FARM FOR SALE.
WANTED :! WANTED! :!

PORK WHEAT, CORN. OATS, &C.
The undersigned wants to purchase large quantity
of Pork and all kinds of merchantabe Grain for vhiek
the highest market price-lN CASH-will be paid.
JAMES j. SMITH.
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FRUIT.

AWrdag Committee:
J. A. Scott Licas county; H. 2. Averil PenysbuY;
Wilson Holcomb, Montgomery
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES
Best pair Of wooden blankets Ohio Farmer
do ten yards OF carpet do
do do do domestic flannel do
do fancy bed quilt do
do woolen socks do
do do stockings do
do sample of yarn do
Aoprdng Committee:
Mrs. s. Johnson Portqge; Mrs. Isaac Clay Freedom
Mrs. J. w. Ross, Perrysburg.
VEGETABLES.
For the best display of vegeta
bes comprising potatoes cab
bage, turnps, carrots onions,
beans, sluashos &c, &c., GIL and Ohio Cultivator
For the second best do do Farmer
Awarding Committee:
John Fenon, Webster David Hixson, Center; Horatio
Meeker, Center
MECHANIC ARTS.
Best Bureau made in the county Ohio Farmer
Seed do do do do
Best table do do do
Seed do do do do
Best bedstoad do do do
Seed do do do do
Aoardaag Committee:
s. L. Boughton Plain ii. A. Noble Center Daniel Newton,
Plain
ORNAMENTAL NEEDLE WORK.
Best pn of lamp Cultivaor
do Ladies worked collar do
do display needle work do
do do worsted work do
Apardtag Commihs
Mrs H. L. Wood, Troy; Mrs. Dr. Marvin Montgomery ;
Mrs J. A. Scott Lucas county.
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The worst Sc. ofula down to a common Pimple
He has tried IL in over eleven hundred cases s, ant
never failed except In two cases. both thunder humor
Gates of its value, all within n miles of Boston
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uC NJ ~ HUI fAhhhateah - ~sA
OF THE
WOOD co. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
TO BE HELD AT BOWLING GREEN,
On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, October
6, Z, and 8.
Omccrs and Managers for 1858.
LEE nnNS MooSAPrSdsSnty MAhSEsyo. pr jAMEs PEaBrns
SAM. yoiSsoN Cor sscy. A14 ALyA w9, GLAZE yIsNs
GEO. PowERS-Rsc GEO WILLIAMS
q. sPINK-Trsasurer !ohN HhoNE"'
LEE MOOR "N''''''' ''''' MAnTiN WARMER.
General Regulations.
Cash and property premiums specially stated to be
'orcn to ALL limit to persons within the county Cen
temen competing for premiums resident within the county,
must be members of this society
Articles offered FOR premiums must be owned by Of
fe,;ng The same or by members of their families and every
instance articles be offered by the seller producer
Gentlemen named Awarding Committees resident with
in the county must become members of the Society before they
enter upon their duties committee. men.
All animals and articles intended for exhibition must be en-
tered the Screrys books and ticket received therefor
no animal article be removed from the grounds where
exhibited without special leave from the Secretary under pen
atty of forfeiture of the premium.
Judges.
The Judges requested to report themselves their u
val at the business Office on the ground The Judges will
meet Mt the Executive Committees office on Thursday, at
o'clock NJ, when their will be called vacancies
eupped and they will enter upon their duties They are
quesed make their reports to the Corresponding Secretary
all be made by | o'clock Z. NJ, on Friday
Election.
The annual election of officers of the society will be held at
10 o'clock A. M, of the second day of the Fair
PREMIUM LIST.
FARM.
For the best improved farm not less than
50 acres, Johnson on the Farm, 2 vol.
For the 2nd best
farms Allen American Farm, l vol.
individuals wishing TO enter their farms for premium,
requested TO notify tue Committee by the first OF September.
AWARDING COMMITTEE
Eber Wilson, of perysburg; Michael Myrcs of Freedom
Dr. John Rodgers, of Liberty.
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Howard ASsOCiatiOn.-
n II

BeneUoL iasttmtion established By special endo,v
meat for TIE relief Of the sick and distressed
afflicted "Hh Nruiett and Epidemic
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AWARDING COMMITTEE.
James Donaldson of Weston Cols,er askins of Portage
j. b. Tracy, of Plain.
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Boots and Shoes.

We are prepared TO make to ORDER Boots and Shoes,
and will also keep them constantly hand. Give
call HOUSTON az GOODWIN
September 8, lS57--I7tf
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CASH STORE!

THE Subscribers now selling his goods for cash or
its equivalent. He has large stock aud is deter
Ripsd to dispose Of thew AZ snail profit. Call aAd
@EO. POWERS.
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TO THE PURTTC.

Notwithstanding the reports to the contrary we
would say to our friends and patrons that the Perrys
burg Mills are grinding daily at all hours ana are
doing as good work. (if not better) than any Mill in
the country Furthermore would say that it is our
intention to depend upon Custom Work mairlN1 and
to make it the Mill for the people, Flonr and Heiof
all kinds on hand and for sale and any at
our Store, will receive prompt attention. and wiz be
delivered free of charge. -
Dec. l. 1Sh7A3Otf 4 2 NH I ED T. co