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Bro wned.-A little boy aged six years, son of
n. .psln OF the canal boat "Old Abe was drown
ol ~ ne Four Mile Lock, on the Wabash canal last
week. The little fellow went out to drive while the
~agHiar driver at dinner, aad in crossing the
ridge the horses and boy went into the canal. The
horses saved with difficulty. The body of the
b o. VAS found and taken to Toledo for interment.
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at lower rates than ever.
MArMEE CRY, April 10. 1860

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD CO., @.
John Beard, PIN, against Henry Il. GUuchcr Def't
IENRl GOUCHER of the State OF Illinois
l will take notice that John Beard of the county
OF Wood apI State of Ohio, did, on the twenty Sc
ond day of February, \ II lS6O file his petition in
the court of common pleas, within aud for The coun
" OF wood aud state ot Ohio, against SAID Henry h
Gnucher defendant setting forth that the snid Con
cher ia indebted to the said John Beard on notes
no accounts aud contract in the sum OF 4S3 32R
praying for ulgmcnt against tne' said Gouvher
for said SlS3.32 with interest on SlN5 from Fehru-
18th, lSoO ten cent. interest on iS from
AGugust is 1859 ten per cert, interest on SsO.s
from June ,. lSjS, interest on $40 CO. from August
ciHhteuuth, A. D. ls59. aud interest ON $40 90 from
Feb. Is, 1850 The said Gouchcr will also take NO.
tCe that the sal John Beard; said 22d daV ct Feb
rdlrN, lN6O filed in said court of common pleas an
affidavit in due form and procured an attachment to
hr issued by theclcrk of sd court directed to the
sheriff of said couHty against the goods AMI chattlos
lands and tencments, rights aud credits, Nc,, of the
said Gouchcr situate and lying in SAID coun,y Of Wood
to satisfy the amount u! said Boards said claim ai
probable cost, which said attachment was executed
by said sheriff by attaching Ms the property of said
Gnuchcr. the following described lands and tene.
memts situate in said county of Wood, TO wit: So
much of the east half of the southeast quarter of
section thirty in township three Uorth of range
ten east as lies ON the north side Of the center o
the state read, running east and west through said
premises; also the south hal ofthe southeast quar-
ter OF section thirty and the nOrtht quarter of
section thiI in township three north, of range
eleven east TIE said Goucher is also notified that
said Beard will on the hearing of this cause ask said
court to order said attached property be sold
on CNecution,and that the proceeds of such sale be
app lied in satisfaction OF the amount which may he
found due from the said Gouchorto said BEARD in the
cause of action stated in said petition, Said Ilcnr
Il, Gouchcr is notified that he is required appear
and answer said petition before tho third Sat
urday after the 9th day OF August 1850.
GOIT a. BROWNS,
Att'ys for John 5card,
June 81, ISGO-7wGS0 90
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The Fostoria News comes to us enlarged ana
much improved in general appearance. MI Foster
,t,4 the concern paws and he's bound to go ahead.
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The farmers have had a most propitious harvest
season-an abundant crop and fine weather il whic
TO gutherit.
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Some of the organs of the n-worshppers are
ne,,nning to take on" about the Bell and Everett
.rovoment in Ohio; and inasmuch az their strength
weak they wise them fuse" for the i'tIe gi-
ant Dougasism and knownothngism mixed up
together may make very fine dish, fot while, but
"Acn comes the ballot box there will be great
lineer Of another split.
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HOUSTON & STONE

viii be ready by the 2sh of July receive Corn and
Wheat aboard canal boat ABE Lincoh." Farmers
will take notice and be governed s~SOrdingIy. lOw2
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Perrysburg. May 81, 1860.
MAGNIFICENT ENURAVING OF

" This Beautiful Engraving was designed by Ru.
BESs, one Of the most celebrated artists that ever
lived the cost of the original design ana plate being
over $4,000; size, 22 by ~ inches.
The Philadelphia Daily News says, "the mere nom
inal sum asked for the engraving is sufficient n
ducemen for persons to purchase, wi hout the add-
tiOnal gilt"
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We had several fine showers Of rain last week
which started vegetation with perfect looseaess.
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Biackberries are quits plenty over at Kenton.-
They sell at nine and ten cents.
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Judges Seney and Whitley were to address the
man worshppers of Fostora, on Saturday last
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9utal + Mlistellaueous. rs.

Four hundred L. S. troops passed through Tole-
do, last week their way West.
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or upwards OF three years In tne of sewiug z
machines, most cheerfully add my testimony to
any others, in favor of the Family Machines now
in the hands of the Chicago Sewing Machine CO.
All the objections heretofore adduced agsrnt ma.
chimes, cmed to have been Surmounted in the one
o which they hav the agency. In reference TO the
'Boudoir,'' can speak with unqualified praise aud
will Recommend tito all ladies IN pursuit of con
venieut and reliable machine for all kinds Of family
sewing. and in all eases am willing to answer any
enquiries with regard to it,
Signed MRS. J, T.. WALTER.
Chcago. Ill.
J. W. Bailey agent for Perry shurg.
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PRODUCE TAKEN
August Appointments.
DIR. HARD MAN,

DIR. III A Sc ID m AN,
Analytica Physician.a and Physician II for Dis
ease of the Lungs.
Formerly Physician to Cincinnati, Marine Hospital
and Invtlid's treat. Corresponding Member TO
the London Medical SocIety of observation, Au-
thor of" Letters to lnvllids," and Editor of the
4" Nedical NtehOscope,' may be consulted at
PERRYSBURG--Ba -BairdlI ouse--Ws sdnesday gust
29..
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LAND FOB SALE.

THE following lands in Wood County Ohio are
for Aale upon reasonable terms, as to price and
tlme payment and in lotsto suit purchasers, viz
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school Examinerr Noti.

school ENaminers NotiCe.
The board will hold their next re rular session. for
he examination o. Teachers, as follows;
Freeport on the first Tuesday w August. 1850
In addition to the usual course all rcac hers vii
hereafter be examined in American History
No applicant will ne examined who is not present
punctuAlly at9 O'Clock ~
J.w. WOODBURY.. C,erk.
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Cure for Indigestion.

See advertisement.
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NEW YORK.
SANDFORD'S
Cathartic Pills.
COMPOUNDED FROM

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Veqeable Eltracts, and put up IN
Glass Cases, Air Tight, and wW
keep in any Climate.
THE Family Cathartic Pill is n gentle
m but motive Cathartic which the proprietor
sa< has used IN his practice more than twenty
years.
The constantly increasing demand from
I'D those who have long used the Pills, and
the satisfaction which all express in regard
to their use, has induced mt to place them
q within reach Of all.
spi The profession well know that Inherent
.S5 Ca,hartics net on different portions OF the
81 bowels,
ff The Family Cathartic Pill has, with
ri due reference to this well established fact,
~ been compounded from II variety of the
~ Purest Vegetable Extracts, which act
% alike on every part OF the alimentary ca
q nal, and are good and safe in all cases
wl,r.u Cathartic is needed, such as De-
rangcmcnts of the Stomach, Sleepiness, Pains
in the Back and Loins, Costiveness, Pain and
Soreness over the whole body, from sudden
cold, which frequently, if neglected, end in p
long course of Fever, loss of Appetite, a Creess
ing Sensation ofCold over the body, Restlcn-
ness, Headache, or Weight in the Head, all Ira
n0mmatory Diseases, Worms in Children o.
Adults, Rheumatism. A. great Purifier Of the
Blood, and many diseases to which flesh is heir;
too numerous to mention in this advertisement
DOSE, | to 3.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The Liver lnvigorator and Family Cathar-
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and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns. 5. y. w. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer e. Prop ietor,
mnrch22. 33j, Broad way. n. y.
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5000 COPIES ALREADY SOLD.
Everybody's LAWYER


AND COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS,
By Frank Grosby, Of tile Philadelphia Bar.
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ond Tenant.
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NASHVILLE.
WHO INVENTED THE EWING MA
CHINEY
THE HOWE
SEWING MACHINE.


ESTABLISHED 1916. II. HOWE, JR.
ORIGINAL INVENTOR
AND PATENTEE.
These machines are strictly lrstclass, and
for beauty aud simplicity Of constructions du-
rability, and oflc cheney in working, are I'M
equalled by any. They make a tight lock
stitch more nearly ulike upon both sides o,
the goods than that made by my other m
chine.
They are capable ofdoinga u greater variety
ofwork than any other family machine. 1ho
$3.50 machine il warranted TO do as fine work
as the Wheeler g. Wilson, and US heavy MS
the large Singer machine
OF. FAMILY MACHlNES-Prices 500,
$40, $50, 90, and 100.
The Howe Cylinder Machine, for all Lea
Their stitching, such as Bcols and shoe work
Carriage Trimming, Harness work, &c.
have always held Il reputation far above any
other machine-a fact universally admitted
No other Leather Machines use so small
needle US the Howe Cylinder Machine
Price Sl35, and $3.50.
WHAT CONSTITUTES A GOODSEWlNG
MACHINEy
|. It should be well mt de, simple in its con
struction, and easily kept in order,
2. 1t should make a tight lock stitch, nllke
on both sides Of the material.
3. 1t should scw any and all materials that
can be scwcd.
4. 1t should be able to use cotton thread or
ailk.
s. It should be able 70 sew from coarse to
r.. .,l t,,,, iIt,L Ia ihi,, yith rnnIIItv n nd
without changing the tension.
& II should be able to make the tension
greater or less, on both the under and upper
threads, and with uniformity.
7. 1t should have n STRAIGHT needle, Curry
ED mes are Liable to break.
s. The needle should have per cndiculnr
motion. This is absolutely necessary for
heavy WORK.
o. It should be able to bind with II binder,
hem with a hcmmer: should stitch, tell, run
and gather.
10. 1t should be always ready to work.
II. 1t should be capable Of using the same
size oftl,rcad on both sides Of the work, and
o~fusing different colored thread or silk, above
or below, to correspond with any tv" color.
of cloth to be united.
IL. IL elbulu UC uUlc W lluhC Il I'lS ="
short stitch.
IL. 1t should commence sewing tightly a
the first stitch.
IA. 1t should run cosily and make but lIt'If
noise.
IS, |, should have whccllecd; none other
ore in constant contact with the work.
10. 1t should not be liable to get out OF or
der.
II. II should not be liable TO break the
thread, nor skip stitches.
Is. 1t should not be Liable to oil the opera
tors dress.
10. 1t should not form n ridge on the undcl
side, nor rave out, nor he wusteful ofiIread
as is the case with al chain stitch machines
20 1t should not be more trouble than t i:
WORTH"
err THE BEST
The Howe Family and Leather Machine
nre warranted to give better satisfaction thai
other machines in The market, or mont re
funded.
The best Sewing Machine Cotton, in th'
city (Orrs Il Macnaught's) 1T 80 cents pc
dozen. Howe's Machine Twist, c~xcellen
article % cents per dozen.
CONE BROS, h3 College Street,
Jan. Goth. Nashville, Tenn.
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MANHOO d,

Ho~ h"s'' AzEM 10" H''''''o'
Just Published in A2AAV Sealed Eapelore,
A Lecture on the MIXTURE, Treatment and Ra-
dical cure of Spcrmatorrhoea, or Seminal weak
ness, SEXUAL Debility, Nervousness and lnvol-
untary Emissions producing lmpotcncy, Con-
sumption and Mental and Physical Debility,
By ROB. j. CULVERWDLL, NJ. d.,
The important fact that that the awful con-
sequences of sclf-abuse may be ctfectunll y re-
moved without internal medicines or the dam
gcrous Applicant ms Of c%auStics, Instruments,
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is here clealy demonstrated, and the entirely
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cd by the celebrated author fully explained, by
means of which every one is enabled to cure
himself perfectly, at the least possible cost,
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Cont under seal to any address, post pail, ON
the tcccipt oftwo postage stamps, by addressing
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York, Post Box l,5SG.
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PLANTING TREES IN THE
FALL.

We find that transplanting
fruit trees in the fall, is prefer
red by many 50 far as it relates
to apples and cherries. For
pears and small fruits, spring is
better. Our own experience
would make the locality, rath-
err than the season, the guide in
making the selection. In up.
lands, or other lands Of n natu-
rally dry, silicious nature, we
should chose autumn but in
most heavy or a%rgillaceous soils,
springis undoubtedly the best,
without reference to the variety
Of tho fruit. And we should
adopt this course whether III re-
gard to shade or fruit trccs--al-
ways excepting the eversreens,
which we do not thing do nearly
50 well in fall rs spring.
The best time to transplant in
the fall, is as soon Us the trees
are done growing, which can b'
determined by the change Of thu
leaf. By this carly operation
the roots have time to seize upol
the soil before winter sets in, an
the tree is thus ready for an earl.
start in the spring, and is ais
better prepared to stand the sc
verities of winter. Large trees
especially, should be transplant
ed early, or not until frozen hard
L Germantown Telegraph.
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What Everybody Wants.
HI FAMILY DOCTOR.

CONTAINING
SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY OBTAINED, FOR hi
CURE OF DISEASE IN ALL FORMS.
PROFESSOR HENRY s.. TAYLOR, N. d.
II tells you how TO attend upon the sick and how to cook
Tor them; how TO prepare Drinks, Poultices, da
and how to gurad against Infection from Conta.
gious diseases.
II tells you of the various diseases OF Children, and gives
the best and simplest mode OF treatment during
T~eething, Commissions, Vaccination, Whooping
cough, Measles, DC.
II tells you the symptoms OF Group. Cholera lnfantum,
Collie, Darrhea, Worms, Scaled Head, Ring.
worm, Chickenpox. &c, and gives you the best
remedies for their cure.
ii tells you the symptoms of Fever md 4 que and Bilious.
Yellow, Typhus. Scarlet ard other Fevers, and
gives you the best ard simplest remedies for
their cure.
It tells you the s. M toms Of 1nnucrza, Consumption,
p%yspeTfia, asthma, Drorsy, Gout, rheumatism,
lumbaso, hrysipelas, &C., and gives you the
best remedies for their cure.
II tells you the symptoms Of PleuiiSy, Mumps, Nssral.
Ella, A~poplerv, Paralysis, the various diseases 4
the Throat, Teeth, lar aud Bye, AID The best
remedies for their cure,
I; tells you tho symptoms OF Epilepsy, J~aundiee, Piios,
Rupture. Diseases OF the Heart, Hemmorrfsee,
Venereal Diseases, and HydTsphobis, and gives
the best remedies for their cure.
u tells you the best ard simplest treatment for Wounds
Broken Bones and Ifslooations, sprains, Lock.
jaw, Fever Sores. White SweluiBgs, Ulcers,
Willows, BOils, scurvy, Burns, and seromla.
II tells you ofthe various diseases peculiar TO Worisp.
and gives the best and simplest remedies for
their cure, together with many valuable hints
for the preservation ofthe health.
The work Is written In plain language, free from med.
ical terms, so as to be easily understood, while Its sim.
pie recipes may soon save you many times the cost Of
the book. II Is printed In q clear and oren type Is u
Illustrated with appropriate ensravinGs, and will be for.
warded TO your address, neatly bourd and postsgs paid,
on receipt Of one dollar.
$1,000 A YEAR s:T ss %:f .s ss : ~.
erywhers. In selling the above work, as our induce
ments TO all such are very liberal.
For single copies ofthe Rook. or for terms 10 agent :,
with other information. apply to or address,
JOHN L. POTTER, PURLIsnER.
No. Gil SAMSON St., philadelphia.
auy30-6m.
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CATTLE UPON
Hay.

Our readers will remember
that in the address Of \. ). Col
var, published last week, he
spoke strongly in favor of in
creased attention being paid to
the cultivation Of Hay. In his
suggestions we heartily concur
red, basing our preference, not
upon experience, but upon what
we learn from %cursory pcrusalS
of agricultural works. Speaking
on this subject, a committee OF
Of the Massachusetts Board Of
Agriculture remarks:
"Fattcning cattle in winter
upon hay alone is q resort of
many farmers, and where hay is
plenty and distant from market,
the practice is not inconsistent
with economy If we'll attended
good animals consuming four per
cent of their live weight of good
hay daily, will gain daily two
pounds Of flesh. Suppose the
flesh gained to be worth sixteen
cents, it will be equal to eight
dollars Il ton for the hay. The
better practice, however, is to
give only three per cent of the
live weight Of the animal in hay
daily, and an equivalent for the
other one per cent? in Indian meal
and roots. The gain would be
greater for the same cost Of Food'
Another remark worth quoting
is the following:
"Thc best age for feeding eat
tie for beef, is from four to eight
years. Young growing cattle
may be fattcned, but it will re-
quire more food in proportion,
and longer time"
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To Keep Rats from Grain NacES,-
The Ohio Farmer sayS'--Put in n few
garlcks among the sheavcs when stack
ing the grain, and rats will not tronble
it, We have frequently seen this rec
omended = is lhcre any Truth IN ~
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gentleman having in his garden n
super-abundanco ~ofpeaches that were
over ripe and beginning to spoil, gave
n quantity Of them to some laborers.-
On asking one of the Nor how no liked
them, he said the fruit was very good,
but Tho seeds scratched Ills throat n
little AZ he swallowed them.
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A letter from tho North of Ireland,
dated the 4th inst states that there
will be n great scarcity of food for tho
people, Potatoes are scarce, and the
price is rising daily, while oats, which
rank next to potatoes as an article for
food, sell for 81 80 per barrel,
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Jno. B. Ellison & Sons.

Importers and J0bbcrs OF
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES. VESTlNGS
AND TAlLORS' TRIMMINGS,
$3.50 Market St., Second door below FOURTH
PHILADELPHIA,
Would invite the attention Of buyers to their
large lines of Fancy Cassimcrcs, Vestings, and
different makes of Foreign Cloths and Doeskin
in Blacks and Colors; and offer the exclusive
sale in Philadelphia of Hilgcr's celebrated
make of Cloths and Docskins also La Favor
ita Servings, Warranted l6 Oh. to the pound, J
and Machine Twist in all colors. Orders by
mail carefully and promptly attended to.
aug3O-ly.
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OIBAN]G
TO.I "A NTS

We are prepared to furnish from l to
500, 900 Of the above plants loF HehsI,8
in quantities TO suit purchasers, or 1000
the number required to sci a mile. Tor
$50, with fall directions for planting
cultiyaliGn, and pruning. This is the
cheapest and best Hedge plant that we
arc acquainted with, and the large and
increasing demand for the plants is a
guarantee Of its adaptedness Tor the pur'
poses for which it is so highly recommcn
ded. Orders by NAL promptly exccu
ted. S. w. HOUGHTON d co.,
Sent. |. Winchester, Tenn.
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Thousands are daily speaking in the praise o
DR.. Eaton's Infantile Cordial,

and why? because it nercr foiis 70 afford inStan-
toncous rciicf when given in time. 1t acts as if
by magic, and one trial atone will convince you
that what we say is true. 1t contains
NO PAREGORlC OR OPIATE
Of any kind, and therefore relieves by remov-
ing the sut'crings Of your child, instead of by
deadening its scnsibilitics. For this reason, it
commends itself as the only reliable preparation
now known for Children Teething, Diarrhra,
Dyscntery, Gripping in the bowels, Acidity of
the Stomach, Wind, Cold in the Head, and
Group, also for softcning the gums, reducing
inflammation, regulating the bowels, and re-
lieving pain, it has no ~cqual-being an anti
spasmOdic it is used with unfailing success in all
cases of Commissions or other Fits. AS you
value the life and health of your children, and
wish to save them from those sad and blight
ing consequences which are certain to result
from the use of narcotics of which all other
remedies for Infantilc Complaints are compos-
ed. take none but DIR EATONS IMAM
TILE CORDIAL, this you can rely upon. 1t
is perfectly harmless, and cannot injurc the
most delicate infant. Price % cents. Full di-
r%ections accompany each bottle. Prepared on
ly, and
Sold By CHURCH & DUPONT, Druggists,
No. &c, Maiden Lane, New York,
And by all respectable druggists throughout the country.