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Diseases.
THE Ho,cdrd Association, in view of the awful de-
struCtion of human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the dcception practced upon the unfortunateviC
tins of such diseases by Quacks several years ago d
rectcd their Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name, to open Dy spensary for
the of this class of diseases in their FORMS
and to give Medical Aid GRATIS to all who apply by
letter with description of their condition, (age oc.
cupaion habits of life &c..) and in of extreme
poverty, to Furnish Medicine Free Of Charge. 1t is
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age, aud will furnish the
most approved modern treatment
The Directors of the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases
the highest satisfaction with the success which has
attended the uhors of the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure of SpermatOrrhHa, Seminal Weakness, Impo-
tence, Gonnorrh1a Gleet syphilis, the vice of Oman
ism or Self Abuse, &c, and order continuance of
the same for the ensuing year.
The Directors review of the past, feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted especially
the young and they have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed zeal to this very important but much
despised cause.
Anadmirablo Report on Spermatorrhra or Semi
nal Weakness, the Vice of Onanism, Masturbation or
SefA6usc, and other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs,
by the Consulting Surgeon will be sent by mail lin a
sealed enyelope) Free cf Charge, the receipt of
TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and Tracts
on the nature and treatment of Sexual Diseases diet
~, constantly being published for gratuitous
distribution, and will be sent to the afflicted. Some
of the remedies and methods treatment discov
cred during the past year, are of great value.
Address for report treatment Dir. George r. Cal
houn Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No
South Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. lIARrWELI PresI.
GEO, FAIRcHILD, Secretary.
December 30, lS5S.-34ly.
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III could write down twenty eases wherein !
wished God had done otherwise than H. did;hut
which now see, had | had my own will, would
have ted to extensive mischief The lie OF u
Christian is q lite OF plrnlnxes, tie mast lay
mold on God; he must follow harl after him: he
must determine not 20 let him 60 Anl yet he
must learn to let God alone. Quiotuess before
God is one OF the most difficult Of all Christian
graces-..to sit where he places Us; 10 b. what he
would have us to be and this as long as he pleaSes
We are like PLAYER Bl bowls; il he has given
his bowl too little bias, lac cries, Flee II he
has given il too much he cries, Rub you see
lifting his leg and bending his body in conform
itv 10 the motion he would impart to the bowl,
Thus have felt with regard 10 my dispenSotions
] would urge them or restrain them | would rs
smilste them 10 the habit of my mind. But !
hove smRrted for this under severe visltatons,
II may seem harsh, but il is II wise aud gra
cious dispensalon, towards man, whenthe in,
stsnts he stretches out his baud to ord his
affairs. God forces him TO withdraw IT, Con-
cening what is morally good or evil we are
sufficiently Informed for our direction; bnt con
cerning what is naturally good or evil, We are
ignorance itself ReStlessness and sel.wlil att
opposed 10 our duty in these cases.
The Methodists have rare preacher among
them il we are 10 believe correspondent of
The Memphis Christian Adpoc0ts who says of n
Rev. +. 4. Pitts one of their pulpit orators
Ihave repeatedly heard the best men Of Ameri'
ca but there are times " pheH the flames Of has
pashos lieks the everlasting hills Nth roar
that mopss your sOul to the depths 'Jothomsd by
few other men
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aS-Tbe following verses we're written by the su-
thor in the Castle Of Chapulspec, Immediately after
the fall Of the city Of Mexico and the American
camp was vocal day and nigh with the singing Of
this favorite ballad The Captain was the poet laure-
ate Of Pillars Division. and infused much patriotism
and good feeling among the troops by his " Songs
fcr The drmy"
In note accompanying his Review the Captain
remarked; This ballad was published In the Amer
lean paper Of the city of Mexico I'VE had press with
u.s. but It appesredn this country, am in
duo ed TO send IL TO YOU for publication nnuss th'
young fok, around tho hre.site these long winter
uings"
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es do not despair !

Rs1~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-
tiou, 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, 10 pay the
return letter, with n escription
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 a II let
ters to DANIEL ADEE,
Box 1881 P. o., New York,
Who is his sole agent.
July 1lv
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PERRY URG. OHIO
G. ORMHMerciaE College.
FACULTY

FACULTY.
W. II. EoLIIsrEs, r. r. FELro'E
Principals and Profs of Book Kec ping and collat-
eral branches.
WN. P. CooPnK, W. II. HoLLIsTKR,
Professors OF Prac deal and OrnRmen ntal Penman.
ship.
l., BRuoz, Esq, and others. Lecturers on Railroad
and Marine LAW.
JARVIS NJ ADAMS ESQ, u. W. Brooks EsQ.,
Lecturers on Commercial Law.
Z. L. JONES ESQ, Lecturer on the principles and de-
tails of Banking.
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Court OF Common Pleas. Wood County, Ohio
Jacob Flckinger ". Joseph f. Wade Lydia Ann
WnHn mi

Wade, et al
'IllE said Joseph L. Wade and Lydia Ann Wade
of Canada West. are hereby uotiacj tina, the plSn
tiG Jacob IlckinCer, ON the I'D day of Dee, 1883
filed in tho Clerks Once of the Court OF Comm %
Pleas Of Wool County Ohohi petition against the
the said Joseph +, and Lydia Ann Wade, setting forth
that an the th day OF Fedruar 1852 the sand Joseph
+. Wade executed and delivered To said plaintiff his
hVc promissory potes OF that date TOR the sam q (
$500 each with annual interest from date, said notes
being secured hy mortgage signed by the said Jo'
saph +, and Lydia Ann Wade, ON the northeast ar.
Of see. rs, town trange east in Wood county. Ohio
containing leo acres OF laud. The first OF said
to he paid before the lst day OF November, SO
and the remaining four 10 be paid annually thereaf
ter on the first day ~ November, of each wear, That
there is due plaintiff ON said notes aud mort gage
the sum Of 5 so, With annual interest 81 900 from
February llth, 1854, until February Esd lS55 and ON
$3.50 from February 23lsSi until March llthlS5S and
on $3.50 from March llth, 1888 until paid. The said
defendants are further notified that unless they an
said petition bN the 18th day OF February $50
judgment will be taken against them hy default AZ the
February term OF said court 1881 for the said sum OF
SISOwth interest above stated aud order for the
sale OF said morgaged premises TO satisfy said claim
j. +. lRlC T., atty tor pl'6
Dee as lS5s-3Sw6s5,e0,
SPIRIrS ofrurpentns Just received
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| n all the leading branches manufacturing Indus
l. try the great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute.
No tailor. shoe manufacturer, clothe', seamstress,
dress-makor, saddler carriage trimmer hat manufac
turer, &C., &C.. afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars Year
is only fair of the actual profit from the
of each one of these Machines, and for confirmation
persons who them. They adapted to every sort
oil work, fine or coarse, upon silk, cotton, linen and
WOODEN fabrics, also light and heavy leather. They
never fail to give entire satisfaction.
To meet the growing demand for smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes, we
have just produced and ready to receive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machine.
Which is the most compact and beautiful sewing Ma
chine constructed 1t is ornamented in the high
est style of art and all who il delighted with it,
Ii makes the improved stitch and is capable
OF doing greater variety of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine offered for family pur
poses.
1t is not ect to the objection of using twice too
much thread, and making a rayelmg seam, like the
Grover Baker: nor is it confined in its operation
to few thin fabrics liable get out of OF der. and
fitted to use flax thread like the Wheeler Wilson Ma
chine; but is amply sufficient to perform all kinds of
family sewing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, 800 The larger standard machines, from
1925 5000. Send for L. NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette,
II beautiful pictorial paper devoted TO Sewing Ma
chimes, and containing list of prices and all other in
formation the subject. 1t will be forwarded gratis
l. NJ. SINGER & CO..
45S b rondway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany. Baltimore, St. Lonis,
Providence, Gloversve, Cincinnati, New Orleans,
New Haven, Rochester, Chicago. Mobile.
Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris, France,
Glasgow, Scotland.
Local agents wanted
| son. Maumec.
April 18th, 1858.
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Howard Association.

7 II I l. A D Z l. 7 II 1 a
B,nrp JieH Institution established by special endow
ment for the relief Of the sick and distressed
afflicted UiM Evuient and Epidemic
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EXAMINING CoMMITTEFs.


ON BANKISc-R. K. ROCKWELL Teller Of Wassn
Eyeritt Co.
On MrNcHANDIEISa. JoRBING h Go1s 1s7,r--- =
DvIunT. EELs, Secretary Cleveland Gas Company.
II, CLEVELAND, Book Keeper for Geo. orthing
Sn& Co.
dinGs.
on RAILRoLpINd--H. c. LUCE, Secretary and Treas
urer OF Cleveland Toledo r, Il. Co.
J. T, SINPkIEs, Assistant Superintendent c. 4 7
II. Il. Co.
II. D. WATrENsos, Clerk Freight Dept c. h 7. r.
II. Co.
J. NJ. FERRIS. Clerk Ticket " "
J. r. AnRs, Conductor G.. / T. Il. Il. Co.
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2s~The stock above advertised was bough, in Bos'
ton and New York for Cash. and will be sold for
READY PAY, lower than Goods have ever before
been offered in Perrysburg.
take this opportunity to return my thanks to my
friends of Perrysburg and all Wood County for past
fayors and patronage and would respectfully invite
them, and all others, to call and examine my stock
CASH PAID for all kinds ofProduce, Wool Hides.
Pelta &c. Remember that this is the Head Quarter
ofthe Fur Dealers of the North West.
PERRYsBURa, Oct. Z, '5s--22 JULIUS BL1NN.
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This is the only nstitutiouin Northern Ohio having
reel Examining Committees" before whom each
student must pass an examination, and from whom, II
competent they will receive certificates.
ANY student entering our College may rest assured
that no gentemanS name is used by us but such ss
actively engaged, and departments advertised
but such are regularly instituted, Al though We
lave disposition to make esmparisons uniay yorshle
to any one, especially oursclyes0w uuhesitatingly
offer our Course ITO the public, as equal IL not su-
psriorto any similar nstituon in the country, and
ask the public to examine. Send for circular.
HOLlISTER FELTON,,
Cleveland, March 1888 l5m6.
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The articles to be distributed are comprised in the
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10 Patentlever huntg casd watches, 100 90, each.
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800 Ladies Gold watches 80 co. oach.
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Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooch, ear Drops,
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ROOTS and SHOES.

BOOTS and SHOES.
lie offers splendid Ock of Doors and SHOES, mas.
uracturcd expressly Tor himself from Lady's finest
slipper, to the honest yeoman S stoutest stogJ.
large assortment of
HATS and GAPS,
Ofthe latest and most approved style, direct from
Gennn's 8, and other fashionable establishments.
GROCERIES,,
In great quantities, ofa varieties, and Of the best
qualities just received and for sale by the pound box
and barrel Tobacco of the best brands.
CROCKERY "a full assortment of China, Stone,
and Common Ware,
HARD WARE = Everything needed in thistine Of
the trade, Flour Salt, Nails, Window Glass, Wooden
Ware and in short, every thing to be found in
try store, needed for town and country trade.
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SPIRIrS ofrurpentns Just received
- pECk II HAMILTON.
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A GIFT WORTH FROM 80 CENTS TO $1,000 90
WILL BE SENT TO EACH SUBSCRIBER ON
OF THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-16
M | 5 c ELL AN ECU 5 .
K0ssuth on the War.

kossuth has addressed another large meeting
al manchester, England. He counselled Eno7
lana 10 strict ne~Tality in The present contes,
-no', however, from any regard to the inter.
es's oi England. but in the conviction that the
symPalhles OF the British rulers are with Ane.
trla. tie distinctly charges them on this score
maintaining that they have never expressed !
WORD OF irlendlness or anxiety in regard to the
fate of Italy, while they had mnnItes,ed ,ht
profeundest solictude for Austria.
lie hopes to see the ferments and aoitation.
OF Italy extended to his native country. the
House OF Austria is to him the dragon of his.
tory' tPtld and red with crime, against whicl
ne mas Numbered for years, and he is ayerse tr
seeing 1t strengthened, even by a moral appro
val. In this view the burden of his adiurs1ior
20 England ls, If you cannot help Iialv. 70,
heavens sake do not help Austria, the opnress.
or OF Italy. DO not allow you preiudces
against France and the ruler of France to place
you on lhe side OF tyranny aud wrong"
hossuth draws an ingenious distinction be-
tween the French and the Austrian govern.
mentsi for in France lbe dt.94tism is pefeGps]
and tethporuty. while the na;i"n is csxentuplI,
ffeo, radiatlng the light of science and art t.;
al tne world but in Austria the desootism ie
absolute, part and parcel of the national hG.
aepresslng and hl;ghtIng vhutever comes win.
IN lts Influences. lfthe tasklnasters oo n wor
says kossutn, et them tear each other To niocnS
II they please He adds, at the same tine
shat he knows nothing of the intentions ~
Louis Napoleon, although be believes thai hi.
interests were all on the side of the irdooon.
dence of the nations, T'"'
Smyrna times., 1859-06-16

MATCH MAKING.--The Utica IN. w Herald
says that Mr.. Gates of Frankfort, Herkimer
county, has made, during the last eighteen
years. about 6,455,0O00, using 1850 900
ieet OF Lumber He now makes 2.75C) OnO
uaiy' making use of 500 feet of lumber. He
USES = pounds OF phosphorus daily, which is
aOout Tue amount found in the bones of sinola
"orSe' NE has thus used up the skeletons Of
ABOUT 2SOO hOrses--a host of "matched -
| teams, U'o"eu
| " The largest mirror ever looked into in
| mis- country has just been received from paris
ior 'he Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York. now
oeing built. Its dimensions are sc by ls8 in.
ches' and 1t cost $500. No ship was large
enough TO admit it between decks it formed
part or the deck-load. The feeders of the
Flth Avenue " will enjoy the reflections of
,nis mammoth glass. It is to be placed in the
ulnlng'room. What a superb stimulus 10
vanity
TIE STEAM PLouGn.-A grand exhibition NJ
Fawkes celebrated steam plough and farm:an.
gne will take place on the 18th 10th and I7,b
lnsts.. at Oxford Park, near Philad'a. This OK.
traordlnary invention draws eight four.inch
ploughs, cutting width of nine feet fout inches.
and Will plough at tho rate of four acres per
hour
ADD ANOTHER STAR.--Thrtv.three Stars
must be on the national flag from aud after the
4'n OF July next. This is in compliance with the
ac' OF Congress. passed April, 1913, which de.
ciares that on the admission OF every new state
one star shall be added, and that such addtIon
snaii lake place on the 4Ih of July next sue.
ceedIng It's admission. Oregon was admitted
~ 'ne last session. OF Congress as State of the
confederacy. VIZ
For EUROPE.-The War Department Friday
granted leave OF absence to Col s. Thayer.
Col. w. w. Loring, and Col p. St. George
Cooke, of the Unite d States army. These off.
GERS propose TO join number of their comrades
who are about to visit the seat of war in Eu.
rope.
" Forrest has given the $500 which Mr.
w HIS was condemned to pay for the libel on
hIm, TO the Widow and Orphans Fund of The
Grand Lodge of Masons, as proof that he de.
slres only to clear his character by that action.
0F- The usual commencement exercises ofI
r. rrlncet"n College take place this year on the
<Hh' 2oth and 29Ih OF the present month.
V1- The Henry Clay Monument, at Lexino.
-on' IS now more than one hundred feet hiob. |
md nearly ready for the apital ON which Is 10
''ahd Tue statue of the statesman.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-16

lhE SIcKLEs' FRIAL-THE SPEECH OF Mn. Cn,u.v
MI Graham's opening speech for The defence xos
mastery effort occupying nearly two days in the de.
n'ery' lie spoke at length, defining the law Of The
land, and giving his views of Scriptnral law A0o,
speaking several hours he made brilliant peroro,ion
which he finished with the following remorkoh,e
words; "And now, gentlemen of The jnrv. have hnt
one word more 10 say, and that is that ,rus, ,ho,
every man will leave his at the adjournment, of
lhe Court, today, with firm determination ,o h,-;n
all ms garments at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall Of
Rockhil d Wilson, Nos COS and COS Chestnut s,roo,
above SIKH. Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-16
A Dress Shoe for the ! ,odioc

There exists, no doubt different onin,ons m =, -, =.
constitutes ladys Dress Shoe or Boot Manv fncv
the morocco CATER or Boot be pretIiest SON..
The Jenny Lind Boot or IskIn; others The boic i,i
ihe slipper, &c. Experience has tau gh me iIe Eh
LhS'Hle 0alter IL considered the most perlact nro.s
oh0e Iady wears, and has been the I..,Jino ~.
Shoe among the most fashionable circIes a. ,S -
ia[ as neat loot is concerned am in benIC nc ,Ie
luules' nus summer The fancy-cO0red Caters in
PolH' al humnerS, VIII De worn a Dress SLoe ia,
more Ihan many other kinds Of sl0ea MT t,pctb.r :
As 10 the leading C9lors that will he v,orr ,h ,o
Ilors. both dark and light. as well as The darr -
OF roses VIII take the lead Yet there is no one oor
mat VIII DC Considered as directly taking ,L Ioo ~
fashion Il IL wei! known tact tbot I9dv's Coi,or ~
wnrn mu-e ol good Lasting. aid properly nut topeb
er' Will ouwear any other nd Of Dress Shnc -
70 70 'le cheaPesl III 'le long run have nov ON hand
"t 80 VI an Aiii"S aad various r0InrS. | have a
caro- oi one hundred and forty duarent cn,,rs al
>n'ueH VI coiorS ol fehch ard English lasting omen
row Ior the Inspection OF The ladies and ir1a hi,
assortment Oi colprs lady cannot Lcp gpIng I'M,
T"iof sue may wish TO match her dress lso tan aud
prViZecoOIed ItO'Oc y maLe no in ahurd,nco
pref shoe, and vel neat Gl,n1 co.y .hno j. -, ,a
praSeu tor how Ollrn has been SAID IN NV hearIuu
nave sore Gurus on my leFt,' and Jy The ladies' IN
hlOS' eases Nihe ladies out OF every ten. before the
age ol zI from The most reasonable cucuIatIun hsv,
Their ieei suterIng from curIis Such - re,In ,ho
acl and what Is the OF IhIs! How oilen is !,
ihe case Win The gentlemen well as the Indies -
nay gei lair o shoes, ear them; apparently thav
lit, anu tue rol thing they know a corr, ,r Inrr'
he ieel ne laull O tins surely is not in the io #
" 70 III "'e cut Oh the shOe As an Instance "a person
can have par Oi shoes that will iii " e from aIi
learact; a"d yet, cUme 10 wear it, some norIs of 10
Shoe are 100 large and set loose The ol ana nbr
Pdr's are ;" usht us la make cOrns and bunOns winch
Is OI ihe lahll OF the loot, but the fault OF thc a
Aer' AS All Instance, paIr OF boots or shoes tai
properly cut and put together, Will set suonIL and
look wei 10 the eye, upon the foot They viii ,I
i's 'iid '"lS' "lSFltu alter being worn lew lines
Ld furthermore, will not creare corl,s ON ILe toni r.
those who have tender iee; and curns and hm,'ion.
WIN give us 'aIi we viii soon convince Them how n
shoe VIII lo creale corns and yet l1nk well o., The
loot Call at LAAlGENS Cheap Shoe Sinrn A.
III West Second street, Wilmington, Del
May 49, 1879