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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-30

| all the leading branches ofmanufacuring indus
L try. the great practical superiority of Singers
sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute.
No tailor, shoe manufacturer, cothie'. seamstress
dress'makor, saddcr, carriage trimmer, hat manufac
turer, No., &c., afford 10 do without them
One Thousand Dollars Year
Is only fair average of the actual profit from the
of each of these Machines, and for confirmation
OF this TRUTH refer TO ot the thousands of
persons who them They adapted To every sort
of work. fine or coarse upon silk. cotton, linen and
wooen fabrics also light and heavy leather. They
never fail to give tire satisfaction.
To meet the growing demand for Il smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes, we
have Just produced and ready to receive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machine,
Whichis the most compact and beautiful sewing Ma
chine ever constructed 1t is ornamented in the high
est style Of art and all who il delighted with
II makes the improved interoced stitch and is capable
OF doing greater variety of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine offered for family pur
poses. ~
Il is not suhject to the objection Of using twice too
much thread, and making raveling seam, like the
Grover Baker; nor is IL confined in its operation
To few thin fabrics liable get out of ol der and I'M
chine; but is amply sufficient TO perform all kinds of
family sewing,
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, $l00. The larger standard machines, from
beautiful pictorial paper, devoted to Sewing Ma
chimes and containing list of prices and all other in
formation on the subject 1t will be forwarded gratis
l. NJ, SINGER & CO..
ASS Broadway, New York
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, Baltimore, St, Lonls
Providence, Gloyersyillc, Cincinnati, New Orleans
New Haven Rochester, Chicago, Mobile,
Newark, Philadelphia Nashville, Paris, France
Glasgow, Scotland.
Local agents wanted,
AGENrs-E. A. Higgins, rerrysburg; VIM. Robert,
son, Manmcc,
Anril 18th. lkSS.
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YES do not despair |!

MG~AN OLDINDiAN DocToR,
UNCAS BRANT, while Mis-
sionary among the Indians of
the Rocky Mountains, discover.
n RARE PLANT, that proves to
be a certain cure for consump-
ton. bronchitis, asthma, liver
complaint, nervous affections,
coughs, colds, &c. Having now
made his fortune and retired
from business, he will send the
prescriptions and directions for
preparing the medicines free of
charge to all who desire it, and
will send to his agent, enclosing
two stamps, Is cents,) to pay the
return letter, with description
of their symptoms. The Old
Doctor has cured more than
5000 eases of consumption
alone, and hopes all afflicted
people will avail themselves of
this opportunity, as the Doctor
wishes to do allthe good he can
before he dies. Address all let
ters to DANIEL ADEE,
Box 1851 p. o., New York,
Who is his sole ageRt.
July i--ly
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Howard AssOcia tiOIa.,. :.

Il L
BneUo!em Institution, established by special enIo,s
meat for The relief of The SICK and distressed
afflicted uHh EFulem Cnd Epidemic
Diseases.
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
l. as SpermatorrhTa Seminal Utak,,ess knpotencs.
Goaorrhocd Gteet Syphtiis, the Vice of O,a1is,n a,
Self A6nse, tfc., &c, v
The Hordrd association, in view of the awful de-
struction of human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the deceptons pracccd upon the unfortunate vic
tins of such diseases by Quacks several years 90 di
rected their Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE
All worthy OF their name to open by spensary for
the treatment of this class of diseases in all their forms
and to give Medicat Aid Gratis to all who appIv hv
letter. with description of their condition {ane oc
cupation habits of life. &c) and in cases of extremo
poverty, to Frnsh Medicine Free of CHARGE It ~
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age and will furnish tho
most approved modern treatment
Ihe Directors. on review of the past eel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
nave been OF great benefit to the afflicted especially to
the young and they have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed zeal, to this very important but much
despised cause, '"
Just published by the Association Report on sper
matorrhGa, or Seminal Weakness the Vice of Oman.
ism Masturbation or Abuse and other Diseases of
the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon which
will be sent by mall lin sealed letter enveope Free
cB Churge. the receipt of TWO STAMPS for posture
houn. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association No
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa
By order of the Directors
EZRA D, HARTWELI, Pyesk
GEO, FAIRcHILD, Secretary.
December II, 1S57-30Iv
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TO THE PURgyC.

Notwithstanding the reports to the contrary we
would say to our Friends and patrons that the Perry
burg Mills grinding daily, at all hours, ana srs
doing as geod work (if not beter) than any Mill in
the country Furthermore, would say that il il sxy
intention to depend upon Custom Work mainly and
all kinds on hand and for sale and any orders left Al
our Store will receive prompt attention. and will be
delivered free of charge.
Dec l. lS57-3Otf + p MTrJEp Sro
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IJ- All communications should be addressed TO
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" THE GREATEST
IS: MEDICAL
& DISCOVERY
~ OF THE AGE.
EVERY KIND OF HUMoR,

MR., KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has dscovercdin in one
WI of our common pasture weeds a remedy that
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BOOKS! BOOKs!! BOOKs!!.

= = IIVs1I HrTIVUIs WtekIy at
o l. ~ B o. X r. RE
sign OF the Book, consisting of School Books of all
Kinds, also Latin, Greek, French, German, and tho
higher mathematical works. He also has the standard
Poets Histories, Biographies, Travels New and Popu-
TAR Works, etc. etc, together with commentaries and
notes on the Scriptures; works Theology Annuals
Glt Books for all seasons and ages aargc assortment
pictures for the children. Of Stationery he has the
best the eastern market affords and in great variety
MkS-Black, Blue, Red Carmine, Arnold's and
Harrlsons Fluid, Copying, mdelibe, etc.
GOLD PENS-Mammoth Engrossng, CONNER
cial Ladies, &C., at HOJ TiS
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A Card from DIR. James M. jarrett, of

4 A Card from DIR. James NJ. jarrett, of
THE NEW YORK LUNG INFIRMARY.--My
connection for the past eight years with the above
Institution, Chief Ply ysicinn and twelve years course
of steady devotion to the of Pulmonary Consump-
ton and its kindred Diseases together with my unri
vailed opportunities and advantage of pathological
rcscnrch--aidcd not n little by perfect system of
Medirdi Mhdidti0n-has enabled me 70 arrive at de-
esiye, direct, and successful of treatment for
the positive and radical cure of oil diseases of the
Throat, Lungs, and Air-Passagos. by inhalation. tho
vnpor and curative properties of medicines are direct
~ addressed to tho diseased organs and the integu
ments. do not advise the use of Medical Inhalation
of any kind. TO the exclusion of treatment and
although consider it useful aduvant in the proper
mann cement of those fearful and often ftal diseases,
yet deem 1t very necessary that each patient should
have the benefit of both general and local treatment.
The of my treatment in the above diseases and
the high character of the Institution which l
have long had the honor to preside, are too well
known to need any culogy or comment from me. At
the private and
through whose phinnthropic aid the above charity
has been long and literally supported and after due
consideration, have concluded TO make snch arrange
ments rs will bring tho benefits of my experience AID
treatment within the reach of all. and not conine my
self heretofore to those only who entered the In
Urinary, who able to visit me at M Office
Hoping therefore That Encouragement will give entire
satisfaction, both tS my professional brethren and the
public, would respectfully announce in conclusion,
that be consulted personally, all diseases
above and that the medicines, the same used in
tho Institution prepared to suit each individual case,
Mhaiing WdpOrS, Medical Mhalcrs &c., &c will bo
forwarded by express to part of the United States
or tho Canadns. TEnMs--My terms of treatment by
letter follows, viz: $i2 per monthfor each pa
tent, which will include medicine sufficient for
months use also, Inhaing VRpor, and Inhaling APP
paratus. Payment as follows: So to be paid 20 EX-
press Agent receipt of the box OF medicine, and
the balance Sc ut the expiration of the monthif the
patient be cured is entirely satisfied with the treat
ment Patients. giving fullhisory of their and
their symptoms in full can be treated well by lotter
as by personal examination. Patients availing them
RalveS Ot DIR. JurrCttS treatment RELY lmme
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Principal Office and Sale Rooms No. 6, East Feurth
st. srd Building from Main St, Cincinnati, O. Lab
oratory in Hammond at
For sale by PEcK & HAMILTON. PerrysburE o.
LssKEY Il Co, GiLEAp; VIZ II, Hoop, RoWiIEs
dREgE; W. & II. HAsKINs, Portage JonN A BRAB-
NER. West Mill Grove and by drsggistsand merchants
generally
June II. la6S--hlx.
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GSs5~ REAL ESTATE AGENCY. -qse
T.. 4 ID. ". .pIOLIBNBECK.

WE have for sale and are now Offering upon reas-
w enable terms, 10000 acres Of land lying In
wood county, Ohio.
The above lands include good farms and farming
In nd prairie and imbcred lands. lying In Montgom-
cry, Middleton Plain, Freedom, Liberty, Lake, Jack
4 n, Portage. Milton, Troy Henry, Webster, bloom,
Center. Perry aud Pcrrysburg township 81 and town
lots IN the town Of PCrrysbnrg.
We noents for the sale of the lands known Hsthe
" Wadsworth Lands"
Also agents for the sale Of the lands known as the
" Ely Lands" aud for those known os the " Baker
Lands"
ing In Fulton, Putnam. Henry, Seneca, Lucas, Wyan-
dot, Ottawa and Snndusky counties.
Persons wishibgto Purchase any Of the above lands
W II enquire ut tho office.
as- Office In the Court House with Probate Judge.
F.& y. X. .HOLLENBECK,
Auu 10 le5s--ljtf perrysburg, q.
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B'neuoem hShtntion, established by special endo.
meat for The relief of The SICK and distressed
afflicted uHh Erulem cnd Epidemic
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From Rev. Mr.. McMuLLIN, Pastor Of Roberts Chapel.
lNpIAN.rFis, Oct S, 1867.
Dew RoBACK-Dcur Sir; l have used your
Blood Purifier for nervous affection from which !
have suffered much at times. While IL has pleasant
TASTE II certainly has happy effect upon the
Please accept my thanks for your kind regard and be-
lieye me,
Yours, J.W.T. MMULLHM.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-15
CLEVELAND. TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1865

thought again and again, though be did not
dare say so loud, " il had O sister like that,
surely / should be a better man; and with the
tender thought came tears to his eyes. The
beautiful girl saw his emotion and she looked
earnestly upon him as if her heart was replying
to his thought; and then she exclaimed impul-
sively, ''if you cJuld only study and travel, why
don't you you would most certainly make
great painter, l am sure"
Again that quick bright thought Of intellect
passed over the sailors face, but he could not
reply; a strange emotion took from him the
power Of speech his blood coursed wildly
through his veins, and he was forced to steady
himself against the huge chest, that the quiver-
ing of his frame might not be noticed. Mists
passed before his eyes, succeeded by visions OF
unearthly beauty, and then came burning
thoughts of his own frequent disgrace. Mem
oIy stirred up the yearnings of his boyhood,
when he so often sat in his lOwly home and
dreamed Of fame dreams that, when he told
them, awakened no sympathy, only derisiOn and
cruel laugh and seorn, aud now an angel had
said to him, he had heard from the lips of the
purest and sweetest being he had ever seen,
i" yOu will make great painter, ! am sure"
Family the voices commenting on his grace
ful performances rang on his ears; almost un-
consciously he listened as the Lieutenant took
sOlle Ol HIS sAetCuecs anu loiu MN ne WOulu
bring back whatever sum he obtained for them;
his eyes followed the sweet girlish figure of
Emiline as she left the deck, abstraetedly. but
his whole soul was with her; she had stirred
fountains in his soul whose waters had never
before been troubled; her artless and earnest
encouragement had made hiIn man--had put
high and glorious resolves into his strong heart,
and he was free from the thraldOm Of savish
appetite forever.
All day Jack Halliday sat listless and appa-
rently absorbed in thought, when not attending
to his special duties. At sunset some OF the
crew were making preparations 10 60 ashore,
having obtained twenty-four hours release.
"Where Is Jack!" was the universal question,
as the boat was in readiness, and Halliday did
not appear,
Don't know" answered one Of the men;
"he has been dumpish enough all day, hardly
spoken word, go after him some Of you, we
can't get along without brandy Jack, he'll stand
treat longer than any fellow l ever knew"
TLeTe was universal dismay when Jack
calmly said, 81 shall stay on board = and what
made the refusal seem more singular, was, he
had his hands full of money The second
Lieutenant had procured forty dollars for his
sketches, among the company Of the wealthy
families that had graced the splendid dinner
table of the Falcon
OH Jack Halliday made famous resolve
over those forty dollars.
In three months he was free from the Falcon,
and in that time not drop Of liquor or an oath
had passed between his lips,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-15

THE RAILROAD ROLLING MILL.-The five pud-
ding furnaces erected and put in operation recently
by the Cleveland Railroad Rolling Mil Company
have proved available addition to their facilities for
manufacturing railroad iron. The great advantage
Of new heads 10 rails has been demonstrated, and
those made by this company are not inferior to
rails made either in any part of this country or in
Europe.
The five pudding furnaces (tWO Of them double
ones) are capable of turning out twenty -four thou
saaaA sl-.aand mounds Of Duddled iron
daily; that Is, in every rv-ty -rour nours iAss-
Nesmith hammer and anvil, the latter weighing
four and half tons, have been also added TO these
works, for the purpose Of hammering the puddled
iron into slugs before put into. the rails. One o.
the "rolls" of the Mil, broken a week or two ago,
has been repaired, aud the usual and full compile
ment Of men employed there, are now actively at
work
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-15

FRS on BOARD THE PROPELLER OKTARI0-
NARROW EscEPE.-The propeller Ontario arrived
at this port yesterday afternoon. hav ng sustained
considerable damage by FIRE, which broke out on
board on her way up, and barely escaped being
destroyed. She belongs TO the Northern Trans
pOrtafion Company, and was on her way from Og-
densburgh 10 Chicago, when the accident occurred.
On the afternoon Of the 9Th, when on Lake Huron,
about five mics from shore, the propeller was dis
covered TO be on fire below. and Immediately she
was filed with smoke.
About INV passengers were on board at the
time, and quite e1nsternatiOn ensued, but by the
utmost presence OF mind Of Capt Parker, they
were persuaded 10 keep quiet, and after an hours
hard work The fire was extinguished. the Captain
taking the preesutiOn 10 have the propeller run As
close 20 shore As possible The fire originated in
the wood box, by what means we did not ascertain.
The fire did not make its way 10 the outside, bot
badly burned the inside Of the cabin and hold. A
portion Of he cargo was somewhat damaged. For
some time the crew had about given up the ship.
and were only persuaded not TO give up altogether
By the Captains threatening 10 knock the brains
out Of the first man who failed 70 obey orders-"-
No doubt the Captains prompt exertions and
rough threats were necessary to so terrible situa
ton Miiicankee SeKfiHeL
Latsr.-A despatch received yesterday morning
by Messrs. ChamberIin & Crawford, Of this city,
states that the cargo Of the Ontario was not injured
and tbs vessel but very slightly; and that she was
Al no tine in serious danger. lfogF a.