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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

NEW CHURCH MOVEMENT UP Tows.-The Yves.
Pres ytersD Church ia CarDns street. has neped tie
ne cbspel of the Ra gers Institute on Fifth ae-nns,
Of pcsits u lower RsssI yoir and inf run thai
eivies i'll b. held there and at e the trst Snndly
10 Oct)ter. The Rev. EljIisse Mix has been Invited
I, tee ne The assistant Of MIR. Hastugs, and Is ~
derrtood that hs will accept The Invita- IN. Thee
Yeas ago the courcl vot-d to di'pose Of pro ery
in Carrire street AID locate else where bat lhe pre;-
en- u meDti- designed hertz establish h7 CHURCH
ia present location, the Rutgers lu-titu chapel
b. log designed for such of tho congregation as i've up
town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

The MULBERRY STREET Sr.BBIsG AFFRAY. Cor
oner sci rm.r ~ FrIisy held IA ane-no'tem exami.
ma ion in Lbe 50 Of rh mas M-aghef, who was dan-
esyouIy tabt ed in Muo'rrJ street, on ast Sa ufd'y
night, by Jo'n Ho4y, and ia not e'psced 20 recover
Me.gber staisd tbaG he and iloeY han been driuSog
freely, ard While pla'iog practical 'kse upol ea;a
h-r in front Of No - Mulberry street Hoey sail he
would punish bin, sad drew q life With ~hi;1 he
stabbed him in the ,ls and back. he sta;ed fIrCher
that he had knowo Hoy tor eighteen years aod that
they lad psver qnarrrled. The jdry rendered YER
dict that Besgber 10 lis sounding ar the hands
OF John ety. be,gh'r is ~ Eosbsoman, 70 years
Of sge and an umbreIla-maksr by trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

lin go,ds .s yAls n Ss3 - and n tske note for s
~h.n lie - 'Bs vent N pro."t 4ad W
s,rsTsupd IA hS rspr'SDts,iops o. Osib D-fo
~ ly false J1stce Connolly held the scassd Tor examine
jon.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-02-16
LAND ron SALE.

THE following lands in Wood County Ohio. are
Il for sale upon reasonable terms, as to price and
Tune of payment and in lots to suit purchasers viz.
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Howard Association. "A
p ii L A D f. J. p Ii A.

HsHes )ie Institution, estajftsbed by special cHRou
mrHt for ihs reiief of The Sick ami IistresSedaHic
ted NTH Krni,nt nnd Epidemc Diseases and cypec
iahY for the cure Of Diseases Cfths Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by tho Acting
wi Surgeon, TO all who ap ~ by letter, with dcs
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of fc, &c.) and in cases Of extreme poverty, medi,
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Valuable Reports on SpcrmatorrhTa and other
diseases o. the sexual Organs, and on the New Rem
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ar three stamps for postage will he acceptable.
Address, Dlt.J SKlLLIN HOUGHrON. Acting
Surgeon Howard Association, No. South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
by order Of tho Directors.
EZRA d. llARrW ELI Pres't.
GRO FAIRCnULD, Secretary.
December -, 1S50-3ily.
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1t tells you


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TIE GREEN RnoK.--lust nnn

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CAMP-MEgTiNG lNcIDEHTs. The readers o
the u. $. Journal may remember the story o
the "soaping" OF the signal horn. The story
runs, that when q certain revivallst celebrll J
took up the horn, to summon the worshipers to
services, after dinner, one dOy he blew strong
blast of soft sosp all over the astonished broth
era. II is also said by the chronicler OF this
" item that the brother was so wroth at TIN,
Joke that he cried out aloud, " Brethren, have
passed through many trials aud tribulatiousbu'
nothing like this. have served the ministry
for thirty years, and in that time have never II
tered profane word, but i'll be cuss'd il cant
whip the man that sonped that horn"
Well, this is strong story; but we have from
reliable authority, something little stronger
in the sequel to he ,an3 incident This is given
10 us ms follows;
Some two days OIter the horn.soaping. tall
swarthy, villain rus 10 king desperate rolled OF
the grounds aud leaned against tree, listening
20 the eloquent exhorlalon to repent which was
being made by the preacher. Alter n while h,
became interested, finally affected, and then TOOK
n position on the ANXIOUS seat. com . need
Eronuing in the very bitterness OF his sorrow
The clergyman walked down and endenvOred tu
console him. No consolnlion-hc was too grcti
n sinner, he said. Oh nO--lhere was pardon
for the vies. No, he was too wicksd--thcrt
was no mercy Tor him.
Why, what crime have You committed 2
said the pre- Ger, have you stolen p
'0h, worse thin thatw
"Whnt have YOU by violence robbed female
innoc, nee OF its yirluc T
Wors than that-oh, worse than that p
Murder, is i = gasped the Mortified pre-,
cher.
Worse than that!' grouned the smltcn sin.
ner.
The excited preacher commenced "peelns
of his outer garments.
"Here, btothcr Cote !" shouted he "hold my
coat-l've found the fellow that soepod that
horn r
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aheIi1rS sale.

Laskey, Pratt & Co. plrF )wooD COUNTY, O..
against }COURT OF COMMON
Daniel Barton def't. PLEAS.
BY virtue of an alias writ oc execution TO me di-
reced and delivered from said court in the above en-
titled cause shall offer nt public sale at the door
the court house in Porrysburg, Wood comfy Ohio,
on the 25th day of February A. D. 1860 between the
hours of ~ O'Clock NJ aud2 O'Clock Of that dav the
following lands and tenements wit The east half
of the southwest quarter of section twenty-five, also
the west half OF the soath-west quarter OF section
twenty also the south east quarter of the soutb
cast quarter of section twcntysiN, all Of township
fcur. north of range nine east.
G.. W, NORTON. Sheriff
ByGEO VAN BLARCUM, Deputy.
g. JEFFERsuN, Pitts Au'v
January Path, lS6O--3sv6$3 Is
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS!

THOSE who have not visited George
Albert & Go. S lately would dbcsmprisod
on calling there, TO see the immense
quantity of Goods that are being sold
The cause is evident; they keep the
best of Goods, and sell them lower than
are Toledo merchants, The people
the beginning to learn that it is los
ing operation to so to Toledo for their
Dry Goods and Groceries, and to none
is this fact more evident than to those
who have examined goods and prices
at Geo. Albert & Co.'s. They arc CON
stantly in receipt Of fresh Groceries,
and defy competition as regards quail
ty AM price. Having once purchased
a bill Of goods at this establishment, no
one can go away groaning because the
"times are hard"
G. B. KREpS.
PERRYsBURa, Feb. 9, 1860.
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'' H. NbIl
PERRYsBURG, Feb. 2, 1860.
sherIn's Snie.

Laskey, Pratt & Co. PrTs. } WOOD CO., COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS
Andrew l.. Hutchinson dn
BY virtue of an alias Xocution to me directed and
delivered from said court in the above entitled cause
Iwill offer az public sale at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg, Wood county, o.. on the 2ith
day OF February. A. ID, 1860 between the hours of
o'clock NJ and o'clock =, NJ, the following lands
and tenements, to wit The hall of the north.
east quarter of section tweuysiN, of township four
north of range nine east. in Wood CO., O. containing
eighty acres of land also the half of the north,
west quarter OF the same section township and
containing eighty acres. e.. w. NORTON sheriff
ByGEo. VAN BLARCUM, Deputy.
5. JEFFERsoN pltfS atty
January 26th, ls60-8Sw5S3 10.
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What Everybody Wontal
EyerybOdy'S Lawyer
COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS,
BY Frank Crosby,
by Frank Crosby,
OF TnE pHILADELpmiA BAR.

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OF the PHILADELPHIA BAR.
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sherin,s sale,

Lashey, Pratt& Co., pltG, WOOD COUNTY. ONO
" fCOURr OF COMMON
William B. Carothers drt. PLEAS
BY virtne of anallas yendi writ OF execution 20
me directed and delivered from the said CONT in tho
above entitled cause will offer AZ public sale nj the
door of the court house. in Perrysburg Wood coun.
W ONO, on the 2jth day of February, A. D., 1860
between the hours of ~ O'Clock VI and o'clock T.
NJ OF thatday the following LANDS aud tenements 10
Wit the east half of the northeast quarter also The
north east quarter of the south east quarter also
Tue west oneh,rd OF the northeast quarter; also tn
west one-thhd of the north half OF the snUth east
quarter, all OF section eighteen of township tour
north OF range ten east in Wood county. Ohio
CIV. NORTON, sheriff
GEO. VAN BLARCUAl, Deputy,
;. JEFFERSON Att'y.
January 2ith. lS60-8SwsS3 S.
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Ditch Letting.


NOTlCEis hereby given, that on Friday the 10th
" of March 1850, will let in sections scpura ely
to the lowest bidder therefor at the house of Wm.
faylor in New Wcstilold. the making of sections
" GS inclusive on Ditch known Hs No. g. commcn.
cinr n the first sand Ridge south of the East ar post
nfsec. ~ in Town 4, n. range 8 T., NIton twp)
thence north on line about II feet west of the see
limo until IT interScctS the swne, between the Milton
N Montgomery Free Turnpike Road, and the north
line of township and thence terminating few rods
south of the cnst or. post of sec in said Milton
twp, Ench of snid sections IRE 20 rods in length
excepting section GS which in 2j rods long, and to
he made the following width: Sections No. Il II
inclusive Il. on bottom; sections Is % inclusive
y It. on bottom; sections - ~ inclusive. IT, on
hottom; sections ~ 80 inclusive, "a rt on bottom ;
sections 81 IL GS inclusive, e. ON bottom. All the
banks to he made with bank slope OF II in lcnch
TO every foot in depth The cutting to he as indi-
Gated on the engineers profile in thos Office vcr,ing
IN depth from | to #. rho earth or dirt taken
from the dilcht be thrown or deposited ON the sec
line. The work If fmakng said ditch to be finished
10 the acceptance OF the County Commissioners on
or before the LIST of Oct 1860 All successful bidders
Willie required to give bonds for the faithful pcror
nance of the work within the time fixed by County
Commissioners as above given. Tho sale to com
mence at the hour of 10 o'clock. \. VI.
JAMES W. ROSS, Co. Auditor
Auditors Onicc, Wood Co., Ohio.
Dee, Is. lS1l--3TwhS5
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J. .Iinnn-ho-donien-doo |,


A lady sat in her rocking chair,
(rhistale we may yet rue)
Her skirts swelled out IN white array
From her " hoop de- -dooden.do !"
Her lord had gone long way OF,
a,Is (And stopped too long there, tooD
So the lady increased her skirts at homo
With her HOOP. dedoodcn do ~
Long months rolled on->a year few by
(rostop time, never sue)
Btll the lady's skirts In style stuck out
From her " hoop de -doodendo"
Towards winter her lord came home,
perhaps his nose looked blue,)
lie smelt micop and started ut the skirts
And their hoop pdo.doodcn.doT
At length he spnko unto his wife,
Nov, good wives oil speak true)
"My dear, what makes your skirts swell ontP'
"Why, my hoop de doodon'doP"
The good man aaw twas fashions whlm,
(Een fashion wives pursue)
And he vows his wiie's skirts scared him SO,
tt With their hoop op-de-dooden.dol'
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
MI sc ~ US,

THE New York Herald has discovered
thai Abolitionism has demorslizing effect on
the clergy. and the editor OF that paper strait
way makese pulpit of one Of his colmns, an
nsuncss bis new discovery the text and with
singular unetion delivers sermon for the ben
edt of those lnisg uIded ministers who uphold
the eeisality ofrsces. and preach the Gospel OF
Abelitionism. II is interesting 10 see the Rey-
erond Editor 10 The pulpit, and to heat him dis
course upon religious topics. But BID piety is
only por0dical, aud bears striking resem-
bancc TO the way in which old Topchwood' 8
soma 4 feared the Lord.s' These ss,ns were
sadly addicted TO wicked practices and one
Sunday morning The minister ofthe parish met
one of them starting for the woods with gun
on bis shoulder. Seeking ont his fither the
eiergymsn Iold him he ought to adnlonish his
sons. and bsing ihemup in the fear of the Lord
"a Fear the Lord" replied old Touchweod, ''lhey
ars 70 afraid of him now that they disren't stu
out on Sunday without double-barrslled sho
gun 10 their hand!" In this sense, as opposed
to the Abolition ofSlsvery and ofSunday amuse
msnts, the editor of the Herald may be said I,
fear the Lord.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
CONTIaEMTAL HOTEL.
PHILADELPHIA.

= =
Corner of Chestnut and Ninth, iSts. opened
February 18Th ai'.alf
sTss4s This magnificent establishment has been
IIl erected by subscription; thu stoe kh0Iders CON-
siI risIRg large number Of The rnos enterprising
business of The city m which assembled the Con-
tnenal Congress that gave the World the Declare
tion Of Independence.
The Hotel has accommodations for about One ThOus
and Guests and Is supplied wnh every modern improve
ment for the eomfst and convenience of families bus
ness men, and the entire business community.
vertical railway being CONSTRUCTED uppn novel
and scientific principle, which renders accident mpo-
res without The fatigue 81 ascending continued flights
osairs giving easy access to the Turer air and quiet
Of the upper rOems. see sia,t
Spacious corridors for ventilation and easy proiee-
lion agsrst the dangers OF fire have beeniberaily
troduced. l,sr
An extensive Reading Room and Business Exchange
with Telegraph Office and connecting Writing Rooms
have been provided on the first Aoos, bfi
The whole OF ihe interior arrangements and furnish
ing have been the personal supernlendenee OF PkRAN
SrEyENs under whose management the success Of the
Revere House aud fremont House, Boston The Battle
House and Point Clear Hotel Mobile ;and The Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York, has been esabllshed
The various departments of the Continenis will be
conducted npnnl the same liberal scale which has
eareed for The above named hotels heir we'll known
and extensive share Of public favor.
All Communications for apartments, or upon any
business the house Should beaddressed
10 Continental Hotel, in order 10 insure Immediate
attention.. IS y. T.. STEVENS 81 co. Z
mar Palm. IA asfls,.f s,s
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
Tns e0,rsspoadsas q .hs 1Imss, .,ys Of the

THr correspondent % The Times, siys of the
Psps's bill of Recommendation
Sncha mild. tedious. harmless exeommuni-
cation, was never before seen. II is three long
columns Of tough Church Latin. phraaed like a
law document, and containing an argument
from 81. Paul, as to the /" powers that be"--a
general snathema. in which no names are mem
toned, and Napoleon appears TO be meant as
much as Victor then saving clause. in case
OF Repentance and restitution, and final burst
OF tenderness and tears. II 10 noticeable that
a way Is left open for satisfaction to the Holy
Father by efaipaienf for the territory wrested
fssm him. Slight is The intended eff,,ct of the
Bull, the real impression it has produced is
still less. No one In Rome cares The least for
il. Curiosity attracted crowds to read il; but
The public are apparently so Indifferent TO il,
that even the gendarmes stationed t> prevent
It's being terra down, seem unnecessary"
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
MARTIN e. DECKsON.
CheaD Watch q JeWelry Store

would respectfully inform my friends, and lhe
public generally. that / have on hand very choice
stock Of Gold and Silver WATCHES, which offer
for sale, as low they Gun be bought in the city,
SILVER S1ecsaees and other articles numerous to
menb0n. All want isa CALI 10 satisfy you ofihe re-
ducon Of prices. All goods warrented TO be as rep
sesellted or the money refunded
NJ B-Paricular attention given 10 repairing in all
is varions branches. Ssore on Main street, opposite
Foxpelfs Hotel. NH i5-ly
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
M%- va H O. N IN
AtPrIvate Sale

tI 4 ~ utC ISdIG
In Qacen Anne's county. Md. six miles from
Chester River, and one and a half miles from
SudlersylIe, containing 1874 Acres about $50
cleared, the ren,ainng part set in Oak and
Chestnut. The land s high and easily improv-
ed, we'll adapted to the growth Of Poaeh Trees.
Wheat, Corn, Potatoes, &c. Possession given
ImmedIaieix or TO rent for the present year.
Price, 82,0OO-one-third cash, balance In two
years.
Also, Al Acres with house and Blacksmith
shop thereon, al Wrighrs Z Roads, Kent co.,
Del, within one-foursh Of mile of the Della
ware &Maryland Railroad. now under consiruc.
sicn. a desirable place for store and shoe
shop. Price, S650-one-third cash, balance In
two years. Possession given Jan. 1861.
p. F.NICKERSON.
March 8, 1880. Sinyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
To Planters and Gardeners.

The ubseribers offer for sale &C 0 barrels Of pou.
drclte, Taade by tile indi Manufacturing Company. in
lots TO shit purchasers. This article is in the twenti.
eth yeaisofiis nfodacii into this country and has
oullived fertilizers Of every other description, os the
following
lst. II is made from the nightsol ,fthe city ofNew
York. BY the l.. M. Co., who have p capital oloser
Sl0O.O0b invested in tie business. which is a, risk
should They make bad article
3D. For corn and 7egeables 1t the cheapest neat
est and handsamess manure in the world, il can be
placed in drect contact with the seed forces aud III
pens vegetation two weees earlier, prevents the
Worm, doubles Tie crop and is without disagreeabe
oder Three dollars worth. Or TWO barrels all sui
cierf ts manure an acre OF corn in the hill. -,
PRfeis--I Dbl. Ss--a bbls SO 50-. bbls g. and over
bbls. bl 30 per barrel. delivered free Of carriage
vessel or railroad % New York Cilj
a pafhphlet cofltaniDg every iniermaon, and cer-
fcaies from <arnie m all overlhe unled States. who
have used il from Two seventeon ears, wall be
free to sny one applying for The sans.
lsRIFFtN6 BROTHERS q Co.
40 Cerslandt ST., N. " sor l35 soulh Deawsesve-
nps, PhiIadolphm,
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
Furniture and Upholstering
NWarela0ssse.

The undersigned respectfully informs his customers
and public that he has enlarged his place Of hush
ness IN an elegant and splendid STYLE ind keeps con-
stanty on hand large assortment fashionable r.
MI URE, Of all RInds, manufactured with especial
care by his own workmen, and under his own super
vision, He also recommends 10 t4e public his newly
invented and improved Sofa, Bedstead and Lounges.
which for covenlence and surpass anything ever
used before, Sprng Hair and Husk Mattresses, made
IN tie best style. His prices are remarkably Low,
and he solicls skare Of public patronage
JOHN A. BAUER, q
No 255 s. Second street. above Sprunce. Pliadelpha.
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