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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-03
Cleveland, March 4 1s5s--l5mG.
Howard AssOcase tiOEa.
P Fl 7 L a D F. L ? II I A

IL Ia n ~ Ia II L IL n
4 Dnru ,iet EsstHuoH established by special et'oo
mcat for tie relisC Of The sick and distressed,
afflicted rHh lirai.m and Epideaic
Diseases.
TuE IEornrd association, i'm view of the awful de-
structon of human life caused by Sexual diseases,
and the lcccpion practced upon the unfortunatcyc.
tins of such diseases by Quacks several years ago d-
rected their Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE
ACT worthy OF their namN to open Dyspcnsary Tor
of this class urdiSeases in all their forms
and to give H,dicai Aid Graits to all who apply by
letter. with a description of their condition Gage, oc-
cHpation habits of life. Nc) and in cases of extreme
poverty, to FnruSh MedicHc Free of Charge. 1t is
needless add that tho Association commands til e
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association in their Animal
Report upon the treatment sexual Diseases express
the highest salts with the success which has
attended the labors of the Consulting Surgeon in the
| cure of Spermaturrhpa Seminal Weakness. lmpO-
tence, GonnorrhGa elect Syphilis, the vico of Oman
ism or Self abuse, &c, and order continuance oil
! the same for the ensuing year.
The Directors. on a review OF the past feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been OF great benefit the afflicted, especially TO
the young they have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed zeal, to this very important but much
despised cause.
! Anndmrablo Report on SpermatorrhUa, or Semi
nal Weakness, the Vice of Onanism, Masturbation OF
Self Abuse, and other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs
by the Consulting Surgeon will he sent by mail, lin
sealed envelopc,) Free cf Charge, on tho receipt OF
TWO STAMPS for postage Other Reports and Tracts
the lturc and treatment OtSoNui Diseases, diet
distribution and will b" sent to the afflicted Some
Of tho new remedies and methods ofrcatment dscoy-
cred during tho past year, are of great value.
Address for report or treatment Dr. George r. Cal
houu. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, Nc
| 2 South Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
| BY order of the Directors.
). EZRA d. llARTWELI PreSt.
| GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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lOr Tho .TnnInnl.
A ClInptcr About Fruit.


The climate ood soil Of this county affords Me
best Of facilities for the cultivation Of fruit. It's
within the power of its inhabitants TO Stnnd a,
the head as fruit growers provided they VIII make
ihc proper eScrti0n, How cu'y is would be for
every farmer or owner Of village lot By ptocu
ring the different varictias,to have pears and apples
rpening Gom the middle Of July to tho month of
Jana following BY making the proper selections.
no family need DO without fruit or berries bu, u
few weeks during tie year beginning first with
currents strawberrles. rasphsrrics, md cherries
or early summer, with plums, npficots, pcacLc'
nd grapes fer summer nnd autumn closing with
,cnrs and apples, extending their seaton Of rpcn
ing through autumn and winter aud far iuto the
succeeding spring. IL will cost the cultivator no
pcro TO raise good FRUIT than it would to grow
that of an inferior quality then in making your
selections, We would advise you to procure the
most approved varieties, aud those from which
you can realize the most profit we know that
cnrly and late fruit Away ysbring the nighcs, prices
in market. Pears, apples and peaches ripe in Au
gust, will gcucrally bring from two TO three dol
lars per bushel while fall apples, &c, will hOrdl.
command thirty coats. Then, s5ain, winto
fruit Is worth from fifty cents to QUO dollar pc
bushel. Now,nn Individual is st no moro cxpous
in growing his cnry fruit, which paid him Nv,
dollars, than that which paid him only thirty
QUO cents eerly pears and peaches alwuys com
msud high price so with winter frult--it |
always in demand, und the grower realizes hand
some remuneration, while rnll fruit will barrel
pay for gathering. We propose to give shor
description Of the different varieties cffruit wor
thy OF cultivntion.whch will enable those in wan
OF trees to make their selections. The descrI
tions are taken from &" Downings Rrui, and Fru
Trees Of America
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SNERlRF,S S\LE.

Peter HerShy VS.. james Nj, Piper, ct al
u Vhuc OF IN orlrr oE sale issued from the court
} otcommon pleas In the above entitled cause, I
shan on
TIE l9h day Of february, 1859,
NJ the door sfthS coUrthou'e, in Perry yshurg, Wood
county Ohio. At the hour OF IL oclok \. VI, OF said
day, offer Tor sale tho following lands and enemSntS
situated in said county ot Woodland State 81 Ohio and
township efPertsEc, NSpg the undivided half OF the
steam saw miLtugethorWith acros OF land on which
said mill RON stands bong the same decided by Adam
Ross to the said James NJ Piper aul Daniel Mercer
fora mill yard, &. ". NORTON, sheriff.
]. t. Pace, atty.
Ian. uO lNNl--gTV $50 70.
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Apples.

RUNNER FnUIT IN THIS ORDER or RlPENINd.
Early Harpsst--Size medium, ronudish, pale
yellow flesh sub acid, rich trco moderate
grower but sweet good bearer succeeds best in
rich limestone ,oil ; ripo middle of July.
Summer Medium .roundish, yellow with
red in strenks aud blotohcs on sunny side flesh
tender and juicy tree slow grower but good
bearer ripe middle TO end of August.
Red Asirachaa--LGrgc, roundish, Inclined 10
concal brilliant deep crimson. covered with n
rich bloom, beautiful apple : flesh white, acid,
juicy and crisp tree vigorous grower largo pro.
duction ripe in August
Early Strd,rberry--Medium siac, nearly round,
with stripes Of deep red tender. sub Ncid, mild,
fine flavor; tree moderate grower, erect. very
productive should be iu every collection ripe
middle to c, d of August.
Sops of Medium, roundish, light ied,
nearly covered with bright purplsh red and II
thick bloom juicy, mild and sub acid, handsome
aud very good tree good grower aud bearer
ripe in August and September
Sweet Bsugh--Large, roundish, pale, grccnish.
yellow tender aud sweet rpens from tcnth OF
July TO middle Of August tree moderately wig
oTous, bears obundontly and forms round head.
BsRoni--Medium sizo. round. red; Aesh tender,
juicy and r!ch tree vigorous erect and very pro.
duc,iye; ripe in August
Early Joe Medium size; almost uneQunlol
In delicacy Of texture and flavor; great bearer;
ripe from middle of Aug, to Sept
Golden Swtst-Large, straw color, flesh very
sweet aud excellent; valuable FOR market; tree
grows freely, spreading aud irregular aud bears
proIusSly; ripe Ia August,
Sumrsr ROSe.-Largo, striped, conicul and
olouded with red. rich and fne harored; tree
grows rOpid!y, with large, spreading, irregular
head npe 10 August.
Primats--Medium size to largo, pale yellow
uiIh bluIh on sunny sdei resembles Summer Rosg
tcuder fine grained, very juicy, mil und good;
tree vigorous and IN abundant grower ipening
in Aug. aui sept, one Vi the best early sppc,
grown,
K.sSisA Cooling Large, o1Iong, pale yellow
a?ld; tree ercct and very vigorous, bears when
quite young, and asuudAuiiy, sNeelisu, for cook,
ing from July to October
Ansricap SumRsr P.drmain- Size melum
obong, inclined to conical, nearly covered with
stripes OF dull red; ilesh very tender juicy un'
sich; tree Crews erSc' aud slender, bears early and
abundnutlyi best adapted to u reh Limestone
soil; ripe IN Sept
Carolina Red Jans--Medium size, deep red
flesh whi.o aud juicy tree very vigorous anl up,
right, an early and abundant bearer; ripe fow
days after the Early Harvest, not equal to is IN
flavor, but more profitable as an orchard fruit.
10 b coatapsd1
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Thisi the only institution Northern Ohio having
real Examining Committccs," before whom each
student must pass m examination, and from whom, II
competent, they will receive certificates.
ANY student cutcring oar College may rest assured
that no gcnteman's name is used by u.s. bat such as
are actively engaged, and no departments advertised
but such regularly Instituted AID though we
kave no disposition to make comparisons unfnvorablP
to any one, Especially oursolyes) we unhestatingy
offer Course to the public AS equal, ii not su
porior any similar institution in tho country. and
ask the public to examine. Send for circular.
lIOLLISTER g. FELTON,.
ClnYnlnnl NInrCh 4 lShS--l5mG.
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res do not despair !

RYAN OLDINDIAN DocToE,
UNCAS BRANT, while a Mis-
sionarv among the Indians of
the Rocky Mountains, discover
n RARE PLANT, that proves to
be II 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, (6 cents to pay the
retun letter, with a description
of their symptoms. The Old
Doctor has cured more than
5000 cases Of consumption
alone, and hopes all Athlete d
people will avail themselves of
this opportunity, as the Doctor
wishes to do allthe good he can
before he dies. Address all let
tcrs to DANIEL ADEE,
Box 353l p. o., New York,
Who is his sole agent.
July 1--ly
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IEDIAKs.--Durng the last four years. fifty
two treaties have been negotiated between th,
Indian tribes and The United States government
by which the laue' will receive about IA ISL, 3,
7l0 acres OF lOnd, OF which l9,343. 500 are re
served for Indian purposes-such as schools.
missionary instruction. annulirs. etc. The
average annual expenditure for ths benefit OF
these trJ,s, Is abcut ee 625 1872.
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Wood Common Pleas.

a. NJ. Thompson W. stephen Curtis.
TINHE defendant will take notice that on the 18th
day January, 1859, plaintf filed in the court of
common pleas Of Wood county, Ohio, petition ask.
Ing for judGmcntH gtnst SAID defendant for the sun,
Of Si5 i6 with interest since April lth, 1885, less
dollars and interest thereon since June 23 1897
note given by said defendant to said pldntilf aud
that order of attachment has been issued in said
case that said action will stand for hearing at the
next term of our said court.
L. h ID. K.UOLLENRECK, attys PIN.
Inn lSSp--gG,vG~p
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T.. &. FOLSOM, A. W.,

T.. q. FOLSOM; A. W.,
Associate Proprietor and Principal OF Iho cleveland
College
SshoimShiP is good IN ths seven Cottages.
SpENSEllAN pENMANSUlP taught by lbs an.
thor Ivy A, J. Phelps, and others.
Two weekly Law lccturs by the Professors Of tho
Union and Ohio Law College.
Bryant 4 Stratton's " American Mcrohant,' q
Monthly Magazine. devoted TO Commerce, Banking
Manufactures, Agriculture, Statistics, Commercial
Law biography, Science and Literature, published In
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&s~Vor Information in regard 30 tho Colleges OF
MaEeBine please call at tho rooms sond FOR cats
loRues ofseventy pages address as abevc.
nl9y.
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legal Notice.
Jesse llAWLEG viii tuho uutco that the under
~ signed, OF the county OF Wood and State of Ohio,
did, on The 18th day of Deccmber,A - laos lc their
petition in the court Of Common Pleas of said county
against him. asking said court to quiet their tlo to
the north half of tho nSth-0ast quarter OF section
thrtysiX OF town hvo moth, OF range nine cast. in
said county, containing 80 acres uganst any claim of
ttlo up by slid uawiey to the samc which petit
ton will be ror hearing at the nsNt term OF said
court. SAMUEL :. CLARK.
SILYANUS JFFFEBSON,
BY 8. JEFFEESON, atty.
Dec. 50th, lE53--3i iwGS2,15.
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Ditch Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the owner or owners OF
~ tho southeast quarter of tho south east quarter
Weston township, Wood county, Ohio. will meet at
the house of Willard Carl Friday Feb. as. 1883 I.
at o'clock A. NJ. to view and locate water course
commencing at tho southeast Of section IS.
town s. thence running in uortherly direction on the
section line between sections 35 and 3G,until strikes
the Prairie Outlet Ditch aud to award the expenses
Of the to the OF the lands benefited there
hy. WILLARD CARL.
Jan. 90 lS59--27w5S2 50 so
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Wood County. OHIO, Cnntt nt common Piens-
Vacation after October Term, A. ID. 1855.
Levi G, Lock vs. Jane H. Lock.
NAAE +, LOCK, nonresident Of Wood County
~ Ohio viii take no ice that on the Cd daN
ory a, u, 1850 Levi Lock filed in the ONce OF the
Clerk OF tho Court OF Common Pleas o said county
petition, setting forth his marriage with the said
Jane r. Lock, then Jane Il, GLEASON about The LIST Of
October A. u lSt6that they reSid ID toge theras hGs
band aud wife uut about June lstlS51 when tho SAID
JAno + Lock abandoned petitioner, aud has since
remained bsent, refusing % return and that she has
been gHilty OF gross neglect of daN towards heI
saidhusbaul, and her minor child Erasmus ID, Lock
Lock, that said Narrago contract may be dissolved
aud aunullcd and the custody of said minor child
Erasmus u, given TO petitioner said cause Mill b'
TOR hearing ut the ensuing February term Of the cour
ofCOmuUn Ploas Of Wood County Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY, atty pStr
Jan. G. lSJl--S5wRSi Is
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Legal NOTICE
Wood County Ohio Court of Probate. Petl-
tlun to sell iund.

IuM 10 stII IUNU.
Joel Foot, n1mr. of H. Foot decensed,p Plaintiff against
John Arnold. Sarah A.. Arnold Willard Iru, Leroy
Foot ct al deGedeuts
The above named defendants are notified that on
the eth day Of January \. n 1882 said administrator
nled his petition in said court, asking for order
for the ssgnmcnt of the dover of Charlotte Foot In
ana TO he9Sttemeut OF the priority of liens Of dccn
dunts therein named, ANA the sale OF the following
real estate of which docodent died possesso 10 wit
tho va SWf and the NE4 OF SWE OF section &c of
town north of range east l2O acres in Wood Coun.
y Ohioto paytho dobs OF dscelsnt,a aud that sadpet
ton will be iOr bearing Oh the 5th day OF February,
4. y. 1859. JOEL FoOr, admir-.
S.JETPEHSoN, atty.
IAN. II. lNIN--NGMI I22.sn,
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TN all the leading branches ofmanufacturing Indus
L try the great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute.
No tailor, shoe manufacturer clolhie, seamstress,
dress maker, sadder, carriage trimmer, hat manufac
turer, &c., &C.. afford to do without thom.
One Thousand Dollars a Year
Is only fair average of the actual profit from the
OF each of these Machines, and, for confirmation
of this TRUTH refer TO any of the thousands of
persons who them. They adaptedto every sort
OF work fine or coarse upon silk cotton, linen and
wooen 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 receive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machine,
W Whchis the most compact and beautiful Sewing Ma
chine constructed 1t is ornamened in the high
est style ofart and all who it are delighted with it,
1t makes the improved intorloced stitch and is capable
of doing greater variety of work in better style than
any otler Sewing Machine ever offered for family pur.
poses.
1t is not subject to the objection of using twice tco
much thread and making rayeling seam, like the
Grover g. Baker; nor lis it confined in its operation
to few thin fabrics liable to get out ofoi der and
fitted to 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 500. The larger standard machines, from
s 2j to 5000 Send for l. NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette.
a 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
|. NJ. SINGER e. CO..
4jS Broadway New York.
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Boston, Albany. =, Baltimore, St. Lonis,
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New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile,
Newark, Philadelphia Nashville Paris, France
Glasgow, scotland.
! Local agents wanted
AGENrs-E. a. Higgins, Pcrryslvurg; VIM. Robert
son, Maumee.
April 18th, 1873.
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Legal Notice.

Abigail Paeny vs. Theodore Paeny.
TINHE said The odors Pseny will take nstios that
L Abigail Paony did. on the 29th day OF Doe. A. d.
1855 file her petition in the Office OF the Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the county
OF Weod and State of Ohio, charging fraudulent
tract aud gross neglect of duty, TIE part Of said
Theodore Paeny aud asking that she may be divorced
nom the said Theodore, which petition will stand for
hearing At the next term of said court.
ABIGAIL PAERH
BY F. 4 d, X lIoLLINBECE, auys
Dee. sc. lS5S--3SwtSf.5S,
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For SnIc.

large quantity of land in Wood county And a
number flown lots in Perysburg. Persons desiring
TO purchase are requested to apply soon.
August g. lS57--l3f JAMFSMtRR AI.
SNLFF, Tobacco, md Cigars-A, No. l.
- PEcK & HAMILTON,
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chcrin's sale.
JeEn Bowergt Al vs., Marshal Key Jr.
ID rrIuS OF writ ct cEacEtioa to me directed and
ID delivered from the Court OF Common Pleas ol
Wood soGuty Ohio in will CArr for sale at the door
of tue Cogrt House IN PeuyshUrg, Ohio, on
NssaJs February lSth, 1889.
between Ihe hours Of and 2 o'cookP, NJ, OfsSd dry
the following deHtIib0d lands and tenemsnts TO Nit
nlets Runber 32l ?90 Rnd 3Al aud out lois number
- t5, So and CO. in the town of Parry iburg, WOOD
county, Ohio. G. w, NORTON. Sheriff
N. i. + r, WAIrE, aU'J'a pl6
Jau. 49, lB59--wSS2.2S.
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EXAMINING UONMTTTEEH.
OK BASENo--k L. ROCKWELL, Teller II Wasen,
EYoriH % Co.
OK Mgncm ,SD1ztNG Joining S~~CoNMTssloN--T.
DwIgur. ERLs, Secretary Cleveland Gas Company.
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dlings.
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urer of Cleveland Toledo r, II. Co.
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II. II. Co.
II. D. wArrEnsox, Clerk Freight Dept. C. 4 T. R.
u. Co.
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J. T. AMEs, Conductor G. I. X. IL. Go.
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Ee~Graaiest Discovery OF the Asc.>2S
IMPORTANT TO
I 0 B A eco G II L W f R S !!
DIR. GUSTANUS LINNARD'S
TASTE RESTORATIVE TR0CHES,


Tie Great Substitute for Tobacco.
Iis well known and iucontroyerable fact that the
inordinatc of Tobacco is the promoting cause of
the most severe
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORnERS
to which the race subject careful analysis
and long and painful experience have clearly proven
that contains certain narcotic properties most insid-
ious in their effects which, By entering into the blood
derange the functions and operations of the Heart
causing many to suppose they are troubled with
chronic affection of that organ
TOBACCO affects also the entire nervous system,
manfcsng ilscltas all who have ever used the noAi-
Gus weed will bear tcstimopy-n Lassitude, Nervous
rritablitv Water Brash, Dyspepsia, and many other
disorders OF IA similar character.
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES
Are designed to countcract these baneful influences
and have proved completely successful in multitude
of eases and wherever used Being harmless IN them
selves they beneficial effect upon the entire ss-
tenn restoring the Taste which has ecome vtiated ny
great Indulgence completely removing the Irritation
and accompany ing tickling sensation of the Throat
which always consequent upon abstaning from the
o, Tobacco, and 10y giving healthy tone to the
Stomach, iuyigorato the whole system.
NO EXCUSE
Need hcuceforth ever be made by TOBACCO CHEW
ERS that there exists perfect substitute or reei
their cravings and unpleasant feelings, when attempt
ing to hroak Oft from tho OF rohnccoas the rpocI'
rs or ozengers warranted To aerform all such Of
fees. They put up in convenient and port
able style at 80 Cents per Box and can be had Of
oil respectable Druggists. liberal discount to the
trade.
Prepared solely by the undorsignedto TO whom all or.
dcrS should be addressed
James Il. Bow cr, Druggist.
Cor. 2l and Racests. Philadelphia
March 25, lSSS-lClY
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Comm crciRl College.

FACULTY.
". n. HoLtfsrgp, r. II. FELTo'N
Principals and Profs. OF bookkeeping and coat-
eral branches.
WA. r. COoPBu, W. II. HoLLtsTER.
Professors Of Practical and Ornamental p Penman.
ship.
l., v DRucg Fs1., and others, Lecturers on Railroad
and Marine Law.
JARVIS NJ. ADAMS, Eso., u. W. Brooks ESQ,
Lecturers on Commercial Law.
f. L. JoNEs, ESQ., Lecturer on the principles and dc.
tails of Banking
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between the hours OIL and o'clock 7. NJ, of said
day tho west half OF tho south east quarter ofsocou
number seven oftuNnShip nUmhorfye (bl in range
number ten io) cas containing eighty lNO) acres OF
land more or less in Wood county Ohio.
&, w. NORTON, Sheriff.
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-03

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