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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-14

Tor the refiet Of Lte SlCh anu distressed,
afflicted rW Nrnient cRd Epidemic
Diseases.
TIE Ho,cdrd dissertation, in view of the awful de-
sruCtion of human life, caused by Sexual diseases,
and the decepons pracced upon the unfortunate VIC
tins of such diseases by Quacks several years ago di
rected their Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name, to open Dyspensary for
thetreatment this class ofdseases in all their forms,
aud to give MedicdL did GrattS, to all who apply by
letter, with description of their condition. age
cupaton, habits of life &c) and in of extreme
poverty, to Furnish Melicjne 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 xual Diseases
the highest satisfa with the which has
attended the ahors of the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure of Spermatorrh9a, Seminal Weakness Impo-
tence GonnorrhGa, elect Syphilis the vice of Oman
ism or Self buse, &C., and order continuance OF
the same for the ensuing year.
The Directors. review of the past, fee assured
that their abors 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.
An admirable Report on SpermatorrhUa, or Semi
nal Weakness. the Vice of Onanism, Masturbation OF
Self Abuse, and other Diseases oit.e Sexual Organs
by the Consulting Surgeon. will be sent by mail. (in
sealed enveope,) Free Ct ChHrge, on the receipt o
TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and Tracts
the nature and treatment of sexual Diseases det
&C., constantly being published for gratuitous
distribution and will be sent to the afflicted. Some
of the remedies and methods of treatment dscov-
cred during the past year, are of great value.
Address for report treatment DR.. George r. Cal
houn, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, Nc
2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa
By order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HARTWELI Prest.
| GEO, FAIRCUILp, Secretary.
December 80. 1SjS-3lly.
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LAWS OF OHIO.

Published Jy 1uthO,ity.

tNp ssl An ACT
Amend,tory 20 tho twelfth section Of tho net 10 pro-
vide for laying q tnnd establishing frsc Turnpike
Roads passed March ~, isi5.
SECTION 1. Bs IL enooiSd by he Gsasrai assembly
Of ths State oC Ohio, lbat the twelfth section Of
the act cutilcd "an act 10 provide for laying out aud
establishing free turnpike roads," passed March q,
tsi5 be aud the same hereby amended as to read
ns follows Sec. ~. lie commissioners OF all FREQ
urnpkcs shall hc allowed aud paid for their services
ono dollar and hfty cents por day, each, while acu-
ay employed in the ssary business of such roads;
and when any vacancy shall happen In such 1Onrdby
dea,h resignation or otherwise, the commissioners
OF tho county in Witch such vacancy may occur. on
heing notified thereof shall al the oftcn as
any such vacancy shall occur.
Sro. 2. The twelfth section Of said act is hereby
repealed. This act shall take effect and bo in force
from aud after its passage.
WILLIAM B WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER
President Of the Senate.
Il, n
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Howard Association.
PHI I, A ID T. L Z II A

4 B,neu 1ient hStition, established by special eadou
meat for The rehef of The sick and distressed,
afflicted tcH Nrnient cRd Epidemic
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-14
src .. Thai .he count, oo.smI,,!o.er. .hall m,1,


sEc 0. That the county conniss!oners shail make
an equitable Superintendent Of the coetAxpeuses os
of construction fees aud conpe nsation for property
appropriated, which shall accrue, and be assessed and
determine ed under this act am0ng the of the
land benefited by the location and construction of
such ditch drnin water course, In proportion to
the ben nit TO each ofthem through, along the line
In the vicinity of whose lands the my I've loca
ted and constructed respectvely aud the sha |
he levied upon the lands OF the owners 80 benefited
in said proportions and collected IN the same man
til other levied aud collected for coun
~ purposes.
sEc 10. The act entitled "nu act authorizing The
trustees Of townships TO cstabl sh wator courses and
locate ditches in certain cases" passed May 1881
and the act aniendaory thereto, passed April l4l96T
aud the original act passed February ~, 1858, on the
same subject are hereby repcalcd provided, that
nD proceedings had or commenced under ANY law re-
pealed by this act shall be affected by such repeal
Ssc. II. This act to take enectfrom and after its
passage.
WILLIAM u. WOODS,
Speaker of tho House of Representatives,
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
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TN all the leading branches ofmanufacturing indus-
try the great practical superiority of Singers
NO tailor. shoe manufacturer clothet, seamstress,
drcSs'maker. saddler carriage trimmer hat manufac
turcr, Nc, &C., afford to do without them
One Thousand Dollars a Near
Is only fair average of the actual profit from the use
of each of these Machines, and, for confirmation
of this truth. refer any Of the thousands of
persons who use them They adapted to every sort
OF work, fine upon silk, cotton, linen and
woolen fabrics. also light and heavy leather. They
never fail to give entire satisfaction.
To meet the growing demand for n smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes. we
have inst 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 orpamcnted in the high
est style fart and all who it delighted with it,
1t makes the improved ntcroccd 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 sub Get to the objection of using twice too
much thread, and making raveling seam, like the
Grover e. Baker: is it confined in its operation
TO few thin fabrics liable get out ofoi der and
lifted TO use iaX 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
Sl25 to 5000. Send for l. NJ, Singer Co.'S Gazette,
4 beautiful pictorial paper devoted to Sewing MN
chimes and containing list of prices, and all other in
formation on the subject 1t will he forwarded gratis
l. NJ SINGER CO.,
As b oadway, New York
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, Baltimore. St. Lonis,
Providence GloySEsyille' Cincinnati New Orleans
Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris, France
Glasgow, Scotland.
! 3 Local agents wanted A
AOENTs-E. A. Higgins, Perrysburg; VIM. RobSss
son, Maumee.
ADril 18th iS5c.
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no sjl AN ACT
10 prohibit the carrying wearing Of Concealed
Weapons
March 10, 1859.

no Sj.l AN ACT
10 prohibit the carrying wearing Of Concealed
Weapons.
SECTION |. BE- Il cad,fed BY he General ASs'mbiy
oC The Sfdtc Of Ohi0 That whoever shall carry wcap-
or weapons concealed on or about his person such
as pistol bowie knife. dirk, ornny other dangerous
weapon, shall bo deemed guilty OF n misdemcanor
aud ON conviction tor the first offence shall be fined
not exceeding two hundred dollars. impri ,onod in
the county Jail not than thirty days. and for tho
ne oond offence exceeding five hundred dollars, OF
imprisoned In the county Jail not more than three
months, or both, at tho discretioh Of the court.
SEC2 lrit shall be proved to the jury from the csti
mony the trial Of any presented under tho frs
section of this act that the accused was at the time u
carrying any of the weapon or weapons aforesaid
engaged in the pursuit of any lawful business, calna
or employ ymcntand that the circumstances in which
he was placed at the time aforesaid such ns tC
Justify prudent man in carrying the weapon oi
weapons aorosaidfor the defence of his person prop
erty or family the jury shall ncquit the accused
SBc. b. This act to take effect and be iii force iron
and after the first day of April next.
WILLIAM Il. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President OF the Senate.
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STA1'IONERY!

have the largest and best assortment of CAP, Com
mereia Cap, Note and Commercial Note Paper ever
offered to the public hereabouts. Call before going
elsewhere, as am confident that sell at rates
entirely below those of other establishments. Those
wanting good paper can find il at E.-.
7. C. HOLTS, Maumee City.
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will take lumber, hub timber and any kind of
Country Produce in exchange for Furniture.
E3~Ortcrs sent by mail or left at my shop will re-
ceiyc prompt attention..
E5- Remember the placc-Opposite +. r. Miller
~ Co. S store. PETER WITZLER.
Pcrrysburg, Feb. 10. 1Sj9--iOtf.
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hfE'lElt frees.

200O Uhocc srafed nipple trees from TO Is per loo
800 Pear trees q 8 To Is
200 Orange Ounce large size for 2j to Sls
800 MHnrd Seeding cherries large size from l2
10 SOC
100 Balsnm Fir and Norway Spruce from to feet
high. for soc.
20 large Dwarf Apple trees, Paradise, CSC.
lot Of shrnhhrry which will be sold for n song among
which are Althcas artarian Honey Sucklc, Catalpa
Snow Balls, &c.
Wishing to discontinue the nursery business, will
dispose of the above stock vt bargain Any one
wanting trees or shrubbery this Sprng,cOn have bar
gain by calling soon
W.P. GRISWOLD.
Mach II 1850 W.
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March ~, 1859,

mo. OI ANACT
To repeal act entitled ian act further defining tho
duties Of County Trcasurers" passed April 3. 1896,
and the act umondatory thereto, passed April 10,
1857.
SECTION I. Ben enacted BY He General assembly Of
the Sateof OhO, That the aot entitled 'an act FUR
ther defining the duties OF County Trcasurers, pass
cd April g. 1856 and the act entitled an act to amend
the act further defining the duties Of county reasn-
rers, passed April 3, 1885, passed April 10, 1851 be
and the same hereby repealed Provided that the
county trcasurers who shall have retained funds in
their hands for dibursmcnt under the provisions OF
the acts hereby repealed, shall settle and account
with the several boards of township trustees, and edu
cation and council OF municipal corporations to which
said funds may belong, and upon such settlement shall
pay to the proper local rcasurers any balances
remaining in tho hands Of iuch county treasures.
SEC. 9. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
WILLIAM y. WOODS
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELLER,
President of the Senate.
March 20, 1852 r E-V .~ @..
AUDiTog's OFFICE. Pcrrysburg Ohio.
April II. 1S50,S
hereby certify that the foregoing laws correct
ly printed according to the copies certified to by the
Secretary of State. and furnished to this Office by the
contractor for publishing the laws Of present session
| in newspapers. JAMES w. ROSS,
Auditor of Wood CO.
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dc I'D -. WALL 4 BARNARD, Auc.s.
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SA9Af 49, fnmg ~ es1 De14 ~ HAHN.
ness IDWfssn n - tAneH - - nses1a1 Z,
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In an napirss.ns an Ann - pvev3e.s hs.vy
rsirs, the SIR W. briel,f. and svocsd n Il
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feSHA He<ttsrsas 0eyek. In TIE neFning,
fro1 ebs isf verssof ths 6ssh Pnln ~ i i1es %
ave zfDefnoon, the Rev Mr., McLashen &C.
tenfy pf re sean'sns Friend society,", delivered
1sid Of operation wbsa II hons fate Mobile. Ala
ne, novevef, sPends acopfde hle potion Of the
wiz 4noonin New Ofieans- TIE sexs selec1e1
49, 1e nh and 18th yer,s. q ne iast clep
worid ana presch the Gospel to every creasuss.
AID be that selisvsth and - bsptisea ss.Ii IS
..yse; be that sslls.ssh noe hall Be damned p
siouafy operations 70 chrisisnixe ne worlA ssd
shevisg thsts knowledgs Of ne CospeT ~ =
cesary ier the saivatien Of ne sisssr, remarksd
were, u all probability, blsnded with am Ard
wne7 mey remeqzbefed that this great multftude
was not stafionafy, but sweepipG on - the iudg-
ment like the fSfhulent waters of Che Nisgafa
rushing 10 shat trsfhendous prseip1es 70 planee %
resurn no more, ttwas. time tbs the Chrj9lIsn
should be aroused and be ready % exclaim
w hat wilt thou have M 10 do TO purge out fbis
vest muititpfe and ave than nom eternal woe 20
Then comes on the answer to the text $50 We
tnso all the world and preach the Gospel unto
evefy creature But ~ vss not convenient or
earth for this purpose; but be Intended 10 presepf
before them a glorious opening by which tRe3
might bear some part In the coayefsion Of ne
world that lieth In wickednens First he would
STATE that the commerce Of the world was the rrest
active moving power, All Commercial nasi ous
had been great nations from the Carthaoeuians
down. And satan has had dominion on tl5e deep.
cruelty surprising even that prsctised npon the
Land existed upon the sez. This great CONNER
cal power must be converted to God; and God -
DECLARED that 10 should be- There vss a movie,
In n ths s:iioss ct.sscser. The sea belonged to
lectru these noble, daring boys. Wicked. per-
49, nap, ,nsy night 5e yet there was an element Of
clsrsctef was for evil 90 for good. He then al
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ny : 6, MsSgIRE q co, Agctioneer..

REV., FRENcHST ENTHi' AS sSiiIais
Nv o. gooks and Stationery at auction al store OF
pay VIC Ia avenue, sales every evening
until siter hiistma.. The stock is nov comeiefe
Ar Hns,;d Hepest1ent Of iterstare. Science and
70 me Gh Bo?ks worth 80. fns Bibles and Prs,ey
5coks, bnusr,s INC Gin Books, for 1850 Stataonsry
10 cose Ihe entire stock oct an 80 days. Books At
P,ie }. W saie az haif pr,ce. Gail and see.
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NEW Yonx, Dec. I9-Stocks are dull "a
lower, Chicago and Rock island- so; nanois
Central shares S. Ii; New York Central sE. pa.
CoaICo. saK; Reading Al III Va. So "a; No. 81 o..
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New York Markets

NV yoKK, Dec. 1s.--Flour 10 hesvv; etafe Is
50oi Ohio e5 rs; Southern IS 01noS rs :,
wheat Is quiet Southern white 0l &Oa0f IS .
Corn 10 nrm and scarce; new white eosa2c., ngw
yellow S2a95c.; old do. a. PORT 20 dull; mes
ZIG; prime eii.4oall.4S. Lard 10 dull Whiskv
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Nyw ORLEANS, Dec 1es--Brownsville ds,,s 10
the i4th have been received. The town w. DE-
Tended by three hundred men Cortinas had
been reinforced but Tiers bad been no fght-
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Fire NJ the New Orleans Cusssn Bsuse.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l6-The new cupsuD-
house was partially burned this morning. EsR-'
mated loss $50 CO., - = = -
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CHIcAeo. Dee. I6.-Me~rs. Cob = s.rv-.s
bankers, Of Davenport, Iowa. closed door so-ds
The cause 10 said 70 be the failure Of their Bcgson
house. Their liabilities are not stated -
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Baltimsre Marriott,

BALTIMORE, Dee 10 --Flour closed active. How
ard stseet Is Is. wheat closed steady with s.lus
Of lo,0oo bushels-white sl 25al-43. Cern closed
active, with sales Of GOO bushels-yellow SIC :,
white Iaa76c. Provisions are unssulsd-mes
pork SO; bacon sides ice. whisky dun al s7c.- .
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FUTURE DAYS.

By WALL. RARN110 -
THE sA1k OF a nkkREERR AApNchf,oas ssp. n =
d.I,::s s5S s:fs sai::
II the sues,on ,oams n e ~ v cs oonunned
ana al for sssh : sad Ts RI
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eRAyEp AND PL.rF sILvTR PIsrrn yn EN
On THURSDAY aFTERNooN. lie 90 mhSI "a
Goss n sse s5se loom second or ofsb
rooms We shall sell, without rsserve .ns nnson
invoice Of superior Silver Plsted Wsre. ,sce,xs
sssss 81 nj
il ,:o.''a''S sl'a'u' regard 70 COST We name
= =. s.., =
Go6ssss M n o1 sst $500 " s,ssss, is1
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Toys, TOYS TOYS, &C., AT AUCTION
OF . fEaIH| 1sI ,hs ga int 8 % escss
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McsrlExI, Dec. io.-Bassrsrd, vks vsus-
Ssrea cnarsson 81 81 Hyseinthe, isss sprinx, vss
risonef v-ss attended on the scaioId bv Two Re.
msn Csthonc clerRymen. He made no coufrss1co.
snewea No signs OF tepidstion, and sppearsd %
shs w,snoat struggle. great crowd wfssessea
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Nss on.Axs. Dec. ia ss..n~ ss.n =.
General Degollsdo lost hall on his ANY -
AZ o. his artillery In The rrcsst bsssle with Mrs-
NEE, 49, Querstero. He w.s puruusd ~ g.
Snsssh serees .nd resressed 10 Honssrey, and wss
forced 70 abandon that psint = - -'f-'~--'
! .Tss road 70 Tsmpiee 10 new opsa 10 Ne chsscA
Mirsnes hsi len euadslsj.n % sss.sh n...s-
ian, and he's suspcnded Gen. MARQUEE = -
The Picsyunsss letter from TIE civ a. u~xs~. 4.
80 - ~ We -, ap there 10 grs.f sxcitsmsaf q
sne Sepisct ~ cousequence of the rrpoFf shst Jus
If.,. nse axned treaty of inssrventon win -
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE souars
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cnc Y n %oHshs from day Of sale, enthusiastically Sc
sfe.'1 a an4s tWM. H. wARD,t $3.50
nosceod &c. Noe iRE q CO. Auots.
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''"'F' - same now WI NJ Il IVA WARD, r..
Ord y. Z. tMe s91lkE a Co.. Asss..
csPRf WSAsLL & BARNARD, AEsaonesrs. :.
~ niEs, kIou9hs AND FRyIis AT AUcTIoN--On
IuESpAI MOkNlNG. 2oth lust 1t 10 O'Clock.
srm. es 81 Rss Au ca Roo.s :.eoL Of
Boxes, halves and suaSters Ney Crop, Bsnch end
Layer Rsisins and Fruits. Dates, = :
Boxes Tunes, Figs, Citron and Sultana Raisins,
Pecan, Cream Nuts aud Almonds,
~ boxes Fire Crackers, 1850 Torprdoes,
CASTLE. brown and Fancy Soaps, Starch,
Boxes Adamantine Candles and Pepper,
6oekess, Tubs, Serves, and Wsshboardsl -.
S Ssses,s Heet OH and vsrmioclli. Bay Rum,
~ boxes Chewing Tobacco, SUPERIOR
S s'mo Segars, various brands, TTs
~ baskets Champagne, --as-
10 octsyes aad barrels Brady and Gin,
css ss. aennssp Brandy. Madeira. DUFF Gordon,
Casks Old BsrIbon, Planters, Monongahsla. Star
and other brands Whisky.
- Ierms; $50 cash; over that amount q credit OF
~ DE- snn % days. Tor approved endo5,sd notes;
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EQE kENI-Ths commodsous ana CONVENIENT
HOUSE at the youthwest c9rnsf Of Pennsyivs.
ss, n SvslEe And lth street which has Just been
foIeen plan. II viil socomniodate comicrtahly,
es5In1aes. one hundred lodging .bosrders and siy
lfeataurant) plan 10 suitable tenant lease until
me ,?sn Of September, ise4, viii BE- given. These
tcmlses ero now the best arrans ed in this city fo-
the purposs OF hotsl on The Esropeaa plan, While
snar Po9qon 10 unsurpessed, !. and the rent asked
WI moqeroeq.s Possession viii be given immedi-
'ately. No other house in Washington contsins
more desirable rooms GO be let out furnished or nm
Furnished. Apply 70 W.D. WALLACH. Star or
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