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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-04-12


MANLY MgN-A man may chain his Hppetites,
and hold the realm Of knowledge within the
cincture Of his brain, aud yet In the saddesi as,
pect of all be overcome by the world. Ana
sgsin, say, how startling is the lact the' one
may hold steadily up to q particular point and
there all gives way. my brother man, mean
ing to live the life of duty, the lille OF religion
the world is mighty antagonist, subtle as II Is
strong moe to be dreaded 10 its whispers to
The hearts secret inclinutons than in gross shapes
OF evil. Aud let me say to you thpt II Is great
thing III this respect to overcome The world
1t is lrest thug by Gods help and your own
effort to keep it IN its place. aud say to lis eager
pressure, Thus far aud no farther A great
thing, . merchant To carry the clue OF fectituue
through the abyrlnths of traffic, aud to Ietl Tue
woof of eternal sanctions crossing the warp OF
daily interests A great thing, politician to
Withstand the tickle tedsngs OF popularity, TO
scorn the palotsbe lie, aud keep Gods slgne,
upon your conscience. A great thing, . man
whatever yout condition, to resist the appeals
Of envy and revenge, of ovarico aud pleasure
nnd to ieel that your life has higher ends than
these. Strenuous must be the end0avor but pro-
portionaly blest is The victory OF him who ~
these issues overcomeS the word.-heu. Il. II.
Chdpin,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-04-12

"OLp MAIDs"--I have no sympathy with
that rude, uuleeIig, aud indelcOle phrase, old
maid. which is banded about in the mouths ol
rude unreIing, aud indelicete persons. II is true
that sci ish nature, cut of from oil duti's aud
ties. and sinking back into the solitary lie OF u
selfish heart, becomes most unloyey ana useless
Bat shall the few cloud the noblentss OF the
many7 How many elder sisters, il may be I'M
blessed with outward cOmeliness, have entered
into brothers or a sisters family, oad ~ccrp
ted all its cares as the duty Of their life, nnd,
Joining hands with the mother, given to each
child, us it wcrc two souls Of love, like two
wings of God, to help it ny up wi,hal from
weakness aud ignorance to manhood and strength!
How many have cheerully given up ther own
whole life, built no nest, sought no companion.
but sang in the tree aud near the youaglings OF
nnothers nest patient in toll, walchiul and Ia.
borious in sickness. frugal amidst poverty, rirh
in nothing but good works, aud in these abound
ing in wealth When tue roll is resd above,
aud they are named that lived in srlfsacrfcr'
in gentleness. in Patience in love, AMI in tho
only triumph of disinlerested mercy, they who
are unmarried and childless that they might
moro heroicaly serve the households OF others
aud become mothers to children not their own
shall stand high and brightly H. Bceeher.
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suERlFF's SALE.

Isaac Bernthiscl vs. Henry Bernhsel and John Bates
executors of the last will and testament Of jacob
Dcrnthise dec.
BY virtue Of m nln. vond writ Of execution 20 M
directed and delivered from the court Of common
pleas Of Wood county, o. in the above entitled causc
wilofcr Tor sale al the door of the court house IN
Porrysburg, Wood county Ohio, on
Saturday, April 2Sth lS60
between the hours Of ten o'clock 4. and two O'Clock
p, NJ of said day, the following described property
TO wit: The northeast quarter OF tho north. east
quarter In ei ne a OF section number six 49, town
ship number nvs (6) north, range number ten (l0l
sas continuing fstty acrssmore or less. Appraised
at a72O 90. Z. W NORTON, sheriff.
FAD. K. Hollcnbock, plfs attys,
March 40 1SB0-3DuS9S 10
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-04-12


N allthe loading branches o fminuflcturing indus
try the great practical superiority of Singers
sewing Mhchiness fact established beyond dispute.
NO tailor, shoe manufacturer, clohier, 'eamstress
dreS'maker 'addler carriage trimmer hat mnnufac-
turer, &c,, &c., can afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars n Year
isHnIy tdiraverage OF heactual prohttrom the use
OF each one OF these Machines and for confirmation
persons who use hem. Theyare adapted to every sort
of work, fine or coarse upon slk cotton, linen and
wooden hbrics, also ight aud heavy leather. They
never alto give entire satisfaction.
To moetthe CROWN deman nd a'mallor and more
elegant m ,chiuc for private household purpose we
have iuStproduccd and ready to received for
Singer's New Family Sewing Mr .,tne,
WhtChtsthe mostcompact and beautitul 7JWing Ma
chine constructed Its ornamcned in tho high
eststye ofnr and ali who itnre delighted Witht.
1t makes he stitch and s capable
Of doing sgrenter variety OF work in better style than
any therScwinS Machine ever offcrodfor family pur-
poses.
Iii. not subiectto IN 90 hiecton Of using twice too
much thread, and making n ravelng seam. like the
Grover Baker; nor is 1t confined in its operation
to few thntabrics liable to get out ofoTder and un
6ttedt hax thread, lkethe Wheeler Wilson Ma
chine; but is amply sufcientto perform all kinds OF
| family sewing.
| Pricenf Family Machine with iron table compile te
for use 400. The larger standard machines, from
sl25to $500. Send for I. NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette
. a beauttul pictorial paper. devot, to Sewing Ma
and list of prices and all other
formation onthe subject. II viii be forwarded gratis
| L. NJ SINGER n CO..
45S Broadway, New York.
| BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany. Baltimore, St. Lonis,
Providence. .Gloversville, Cincinnati, New Orleans
New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile,
Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris France
Glasgow Scotland.
| Local agents wanted,
AasNrs-E, A. Higgins, Perrysburg VIM. Robert
son. Maumee.
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sItEpIEr'S SALE

J.w. Crawford W. Maria aud Peter swar,S.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale 10 me directed ant
delivered from the court of common pleas OF Woot
county Ohio shall oer for sale OF the door oi the
court house in l'srrysburg, said count,,on
Thursday. the lM day Of May, 1860.
between the hours OF onc aud four o'clock p, ". o
said day, the following described lhpds and tene-
mens. to wit: The n,rth-west quarter Oi the north
west quarter OF section istownship6 north, of range
number ~ east, in Wood county. o., containing AZ
acres of land.
J, Y, Price. atty. g. W, NORTON, sheriff.
March 2e, l8sO-47w5A2 80
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TNUE undersignsd has been duly appo ilted admin
L istrator Of tho estate of john ay or, late
Wood co., o., dcocA Ased. SAM'L FAYLOR,
March 40, lB60.--ITw3t
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I,,pe., sIrIDie Early

% i Ill dio carly, bur yme
Where the warm sun is shining cleurly,
No marble and no willow tree,
Ill die early,
fu In some spot used TO know,
where the blue violets love TO grow,
IL will be sweet to slumber 80,
t... III die early.
II die early, think Of me,
As one escaped from care aud sorrow,
who watched but one short hour TO see
was The shining morrow.
There sometimes let your footsteps rove,
Look up In the calm sky above,
And, smiling, thank the God OF Love-
That died early,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-04-12

It isa good rule always to back your friends
and face your enemies.
There are stone bridges in China three and
four miles long, anI un nrch OF the incredible
span OF 600 feet.
The Alabama legislature has pass d law i'm
posing n fine Of $500 on oil spirit mediums who
give public sittings.
Were we in censuring others only to think
OF our own falings aud faults, what an untimly
death would be ihe lot OF Calumuy and Scan
dal.
A meeting has been called in Steilacoom, Or
egon, to consult about the best means OF get
ting an importat ion of young women from the
United States. The call was signed by ninety.
Ave bachelors,
The total number of votes cast by the next
Electoral College W III be BOG Jf this number
the Northern States have 1876; the Southern 100.
Number Of votes necessary to elect President,
Isl.
A mixture OF plaster of Paris anu coal tar in
proportion OF 100 to 3, forms volUablc and ef'
fcacious dsincctant, lately discovered and high-
ly approved Of in Paris. 1t has been success
fully used in the hospitals in Paris.
The latest curiosity mentioned is tree in
the town OF Charenont which bears apples, al
ternate quarters of which are sweet and sour,
and each section is plainly marked. one being ol
yellowsh cast and the other of Il dark green.
n is not crimes such as robbery aud murder
which destroy the peace of society. SO much us
the village gossip, the family quarrrls, JEALOUS.
les aud chickering's among neighborS, meddle'
someHess aud tattling, which are cankers that
eat into all social happiness
We understand that the Kansas legislature
have granted one hundred aud fifty bills OF di'
vorcement IN forty days--fnillv tho legislature
quit the retail business and the House concluded
30 do u wholesale opera ton and immediately
the Territory, Joseph Wcst
The tide of emigration into and through Ar
kansas is said TO be very great. AT Little Rock
the steam ferry boat, though constantly run
ming, cannot cross the wagons us they come. SO
that fifty or sixty may be seen on the opposite
bank of the river. The Democrat says all the
leading roads of the State are lined with movers
The greater part of this emigrauon is destined
for Texas.
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HOMESTEAD FARM FOR SALE.

- AID farm is situated in Liberty twp, on tn, Ridge
y Road one half mile west of the Perryshurg ana
Fmdlay Turnpike, aud miles from TaylortOwn, ON
the u. 4 VI. Railroad. Ii contains 1870 acres-4e in
timber and 30 in u thorough state of cutivation-d-
yided into lots all OF which ncosed by stake and
rider fences, in good condition. The Farm is prOv-
ded with comfortable Buildings, abundant supply OF
water and first rate orchard stocked withthe best
varieties OF fruitin full bearing. The situation is
pleasant, healthy, in q good neighbour God and in
close proximity schools and churches and, taken
altogether it is ofthe most desirable in
the County. The subscriber being about to engage
in other business will sell reasonable terms, il ap
piled TO soon. J.BLOOM.
Portage, Wood Co, J., Dec. s, S,ls5o--3ltf
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SuERIFF'S SALE.

OTI ENTV T . IN UI8'
CooPers 4 Clark. VS., Thomas l.. Webb, ct al,
BY virtue Of an alias vendi To me directed and de.
livered from the court of common pleas of Knox e.,
Ohio in the above case will offer for sole ut the
door of the court house In Perrysbure, on
SATURDAY. May IL, 1860.
between the hours of ~ o'clock, M and O'Clock,
p. NJ. Of said day the south half OF south west or
sec. %, town o, range ll-oontaining so acres and
the south half of southeast qr see 25 town range
l0--eontaining 20 the south half north
west ar, sec. SO, town 4, range 10, containing 50
acres In Wood eounty.
c. W. NORTON. Sheriff.
Delano, Sapp h Smith. Auys.
April s, le60.--4s-wh-S9 so
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-04-12
SHERIFF'S SALE

John H. Agar W Wm. Cory.
BY virtue Of nm execution to me delivered from tbs
court Of common pleas OF Wood county, Ohie, in th,
above entitled cause. shall offer for sale Al the doc
OF the court house, in Perrysburg In said county
on
Thursday, the lst day of May, 1860,
between the hours Of ami o'clock ?. NJ. OF said
DAY. the following described lands and tenoments t.
wit; The north west quarter OF the north hwest Or
Of section 26 township three north. OF rarge east
In wood county. o., containing ~ acres OF lam.
J Z. Price, atty. G. W. NORTON, sheriff
March 20, 1900 47w5S2 90
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ROud NOtlcA.

NOTICE Is hereby given that viewers will meet q,
~ ut the house of WIN, Jackson in Center town
ship Wood CO., April i7th, 1860 to view and lay
out a county road commencing at the north east
post Of sec. ~, the township line. between Center
aud Freedom township thence running TO town four
10 corner post section IL. there to terminate.
March 20. lS60-ri7w3Sl WM JACKSON
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Guardian sale,

In pursuance OF an order of the Probate Court Of
Uood county, Ohio, made on the 2lst day OF March,
A. ID. 1860. in the case ofGeOrge Huffman, gusrdi.
en- Of John g. Huffman, Barbara Huffman. Christina
Huffman, Margaret huffman and Mary Huffman,
against his wards. the undersigned will. on the
9th day of May, A, ID, 1860 (Saturdayl
ct O'Clock. 81 he door of the court house in Pcr-
yysourg, Wooe county, Ohio Offer for sale at pub
lie Saie.the following described real estate situate
In nPerrysburg. Wood county, Ohio. to wir Out lot
number one hundred aud siIty-nine l6Q) in said
town. FERNS OF sale, cash. 80
GEO. HUFFMAN. Guardian.
+. & ID. X. Hollenheck att'ys
April s, lSG0--iSw6$2 50
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Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
John Vanblareum, plaintiff. against Au,tn Rodgers,
defendant.
Before John Osbun J. r. OF Liberty twp.
On the slst day Of March. 1850 said uAiiee issue
an order OF attachment in the above action for the
SAN OF ninety four dollars and Rfty. two Ssnts
Liberty, April 5, lseO-lsw2+
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-04-12

r. talls you How to attend upon the sick, and
how TO cook for them how to pre-
pare drlnks,poultces Sc and how
10 guard against infection from
Contagious Diseasss
r. talla 1c,, or the yariO diseases OF oh hildren
~ OS'' JN' and gives tho best and simplest
mode OF treatment during teeth.
ing, convu,sions, vaccination
whoOping cough, measles sc.
r. tolls vo,I The symptoms of Group cholera
~ WA" "" infnntum, collie diarrhna. worms,
scallcd head. ringworm, chicken
poN, &C. aud giVrsthe best rene.
dios for their cure.
II tolls vn,, The synptoms of Fever and Agu .,
~ ~NN Wv and bilious, yellow, typhus. scar.
let and other fovers, and gives you
the beat remedies for their cure.
Tt tolls Won The symptoms Of influenza. con
sumption, dyspepsia, asthma adrop.
sy, gout, rheumatism, lumbago,
erysipelas Nc, and gives him the
hest rcmcd les for their cure.
r. tolls Won The symptoms of cholera mOrhus
malignant cholera, small pox, dys-
entory, ,0rnmp diseases " the hlad
der kidncysand liver, and the best
remedies FOR their cure.
Tt tolla vou The symptoms Of pleurisy, mumps
~ 'S neural gia apoplexy, ,para yHin the
various diseases Of the throat, teeth,
throat, ear and eye and the best
remedies for their cure.
r. all, ,,o,, The symptoms OF epilepsy, jaun-
~ '0'A' ~" dioe piles, rupture, diseases OF the
heart hemHrrhnge, vencral dis
eascs and hyirophObia, and gives
the host remedies for their cure.
r. laIl. yo,, The hest and simplest treatment OF
~ V0iio w" wounds. broken bones and disloca
tiOns sprains, lock jaw, fever sores
white swengs, ulcers, whtlows
boils. .scurvey burns and serofula
II +or. VA, OF tho various disoaSeS of women
~ 'NiA' = v" OF child birth. and Of menstrual
tion; whites, barrenncss, Scr nc.
aud gives the best and simplest
remedies Tor their cure.
Tho work Is written in plain, simple language free
from medical terms, so rs to he easily understood
while its simple receipts may soon save You many
times the cost o, the book. lis printed in clear
and open tvpo Is illustrated with appropriate engra
wings and will be forwarded 10 your address neatly
boundaud postage paid. On receipt OF sioo.
$1,000 A YEAR SS" Ss e",e1p'i. S; %ad'
sing 1sn everywhere IN selling the above work, as
our induo emcnts 70 such are very liberal
For single copies of the honk to agents
with other Information, apply 10 or address,
JOHN y. POTTER, Publisher.
Dec,l5 80. 6li SAMSON ST Philat epha, Pa
, 1860-06-15
MORTGAGE SALE-Wh.r.oa

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tp<a! dy Il dI t~s!.a sishte O. s..1vfo1- aoi fhtr
mouths ssr ate aad Of NJ -Ald nats!e ,r fy.
a pss.dias % II .sa o + .so; !.
NAG. II fhs eA1asnt q itst of th- urfs
and payA'e sac .hos o. as ZIP *,eursd os ibs
satd ~ = aaouid hef. n H. rt"n Of the aid No.
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SIX !a.*. u I'd y sse 80 no s ss
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and taown and dtsoztbsd to lows ). IN ,v'
Cd ta1f - Of ota u an1 fonr f'r H'eck -
lpa seek th'es Mn ID. -asdt't+ea The :oa'h<.sa
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nasse.a ~ -. r the Third r nss. Httd~e; ~
eaM fFAeton q1ster ~ a. ext '~-n'v fs7]
in To!s.h thiny.aIns ~ nor Of Eans~ fourteen III,
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fesctloaa' aus,t~r ts.o,"n ahr-.ad. re .u". r4
~ IA sssson 30 ru9n r. .ou ,he ,et ruth m m
tevsn nd one hair t, ehe~; thence tat p~risl ~h
he portn - IL Hd r. onal GRATIS eoo . TIM
aEGrt o. Lake Mich ran &hsnc- tEetv anil nlta9
i,r sAli sh Of the Lax. 10 pnlnl nine hursed anl
sersnteen md ons haf ts1x' fret *alh o ss osth no
Of ths e4id fraction q1*Fssr Srtt0r and th
rsEa III h. aAd nosth line 10 :h* p'see trs'rn l.
rottAjnrE four orfe auh Ct 10 taa
tte In ~nsth. her t. ORE ksnttd o. deerett1 tn n".
Cvnsgz' kturo q 'mrans ~ lie t'cok Cou.tv e cnt
Cont and y rtht AID eq!y Fed*Dt.ml ot 'hs t.il
ncEaFry, h'r h"'ra md sssi.ns IN 'd en- nj. f,r
ths tuTp saes In sid mrs'x r. 7 tfnn+d.
B"RtflO u. LOoA.S An't 1Res
, 1860-06-15
In English Lady Of Rank n. tha w,r
OF = Re00nlp Chief

In Rnglish Lady Of Rank ~ the VIII,
OF Redouln CHIEF,
"aadV," the Syrian correspondent of thu Bo..
ton 7Fare'tr, furnishes the following aeeonn+ If
the freaks Of an English lady Of rank aud b.,n.
ty. who has lately become the wife Of Bedon;n
chief:
."At the hotel Of III: Rarey1 found a most
singular specimen of the Ensl;sh woman ~"
seems to emulate the character Of he famnus
and ones powerful Ledy Hester Stanhone.
Known as Lady Digby, abe e1citts the mir.h
and ridic lie Of the natives, but as the v;fe of
Sheikh MiRui-the Bedouin chief Of Damase,,.
--*he wields powerful influence among the
8edouios Of the DESERT Possessed Of an annie
Of ths Court Of st. James, after her "a and al.
~orce, the wife Of II Russian pobleman. and then
Of Greek Prince, established herself In Dsms,.
Gus few Jears ago. Herr she prevailed unon
noted Bedou'n chief TO put away bis wifes
md live T,th her: They spend their winters in
Town and ther summers in the desert, where
she vlslts the old wirss Of the Sheikb, taxing
With her many beautiful presents to appease
their wrath and Jealousy. fF'A30
"she has frequently been seen in the de.ert
hablted in The one loose 1obs Of the chlldren of
the sandy waste; bare-footed and Bare beaded.
In Damascus she wesrs the long whits sheet
which covers her figure, but lives in good En-.
ish style, still retaining the luxuries af
life and French maid. Her constant attend.
ance upon Protestant worship. when ia tnvn
gives travellers frequent opportunities Of seein .
her; Ana beng majestic woman in appear.
anes. and still retaining traces Of wondnous
~. I hear that she has lately had her m.T;see
with the Shtikh le8ali.ed By. the Cadi Of D..
m.scus, and recorded bJ The British Con.
su1ate.
=" Her lord and master-for in this country q
, 1860-06-15

n DN1NI5 KN OK 5 NEFFT(:E.
e The undersigned having heen Au'v apre9n's.t All
m'n!sfr1tytx of the ssf4te ~ FAh4 ~ Trac1 dser1s
ate Of Co<k a~asy, at the sst- Of Iln~ hr he t"ur
y court o. h cca1tX ~. .:t II. 'hr n'a, =. Jus+
.entn-n. ~n4 uAfnn Of n cAlms nxa'n,s tati stas
uh sIhe ronr ipus< 10 fhfeasn. III .4n1s
Awtnx elans a<4.t sAId esi%et requested
ens the salue for 4dIa@ 4ent.
tARAH ELfzA9ETn TRArT,
Atmio
, 1860-06-15
WALTER ( NBA -, .iuk,
Ni% AhA<
GT.tTE Or ILLINOIS, Cook

(F:f'TE Of ILLINOIS, Cook
Connty. So. Supst ''oHrs Vt Chi go July r ynn
IN. ~. Fills y. ". GA'es, k.andsr S x.fuS
1Aoo1sa Chalus'h AsAsl.us y. n. = md ~ r..
Att.c~meLt
Publ aos:ea |. hertbv S&vsn 10 .ha nd a!.x. d4r
s.ce1 oa' o tos otrs = hsC U sk O. hs enptro1 vi
2: c.ieA :" ~ - tight. day u 1uas T. u. $50 As
TA' 'mas ctaIassa. Ar<hsi.n. d. W4-o~E sad D4v-I H.
fraAes Ard axalnt ihs T. ofthe Al-x III &rh.
- aaa " lin Thateas, fn' Ire .uu Of Id 1t
10 s..1 Xxx as. 80 10 he >nt.,r q eoek
No-.r Of. a.i... ,ou. L. Aiex n,sr ,l.te".r -.
w wv! ahe tr.aAll ps 70 n h'-ld .ppa t~:.r~ ~
s.a 5tpsfor UT "f Chicago. bstor~ b. ar das
Q, Nc xt II sfeof . b Lea .oa.t us,a 10
sy s ca e1x On II asa Aoed y ef Ia., >. ..,.
!3 m xl be eaesrsd Aeatr.' 3ou and iavor ia
4I tant Ands moea u prop sit y he'd a-uT
III 10 At.aty sss ana " ~
fAax.Ix. eAz1 rxexAa, rl1ts AuS.. .'"'@-
, 1860-06-15
Me0rtnc8, Nr.
fT1E GREATEST WONDER OF
L TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
nMof. Woods ilasr Restorative.

NAVE the II Lous, No.. 1,rnoc.at: Below we puh,..t
.n 1tte: S;c e pr Meod q ri e{ feo gentleman
bis bar tonic. Such cvdtuce ust have ,s eec; Wien
HSains s1 , trcm t resbe Y s.ctes certificates
cry rom the Creas: ~
...,.., BATE, EA1Hk. Jan. 10. 1853.
attention called :rR months snct to Tie hehiy Stnenc
e1ce q Sour h..r 'asor4tve Induced to make sp
s5 probably eai. "e; nv sIfe, o GS, mt
chtr4cF '"tne Ete" 2sorths sce procured bottle Of
~, s p1a T. ,see ,ssad
have nec pro a'-:z anatber bottle. Of which have sc6
ae as Las ,ay Io:h o. g agS bsad sy ~ q
IT, an ny .ir 'ea rcauEatd ~ azu1al coi, b.
GeTe rots so I'D osey than bus trca before tven
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3o7f 9o5'ss qe to you ao yeS; y,u.:
tt.tenea ~. cltlzen ol this e:tY and resdent hele
~ and *aio:ninK towns Any use ron nay make ot
stc Above, vita attached Il Il -four service u
- ss tie esaSsa Of y oRsr, :; xe
wo<,ng HAIR rrsI st11tosT 81: 17yE ~ = 1sss.
Professor Wcod-De1. Sir: Having hid the nssforuue
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re unit.1rnsd, ises E. B,aes Is rnista4 f. rem
+, stand1E anu pastor OF the Uhndo1 Church 1t BROOK
&C. Ms ID Of great influence %fR re Rn
p.r,s.o, wo.t ,,,.-e,.. B.oS11E19 - -: i. is5a:
Ii. beeu e1ceent removing Inflammation dsndrd md
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npO ER'S BITTERS. -

For more than thirty yesrA hire stood
r1vAled ho1*1zs1A1ps1o NUMEROUS nd:Artosa AID
CoudTxaFKTs-fo, les onic and truly valuable ed!tna,
pE"percs In al CAPS Of complaints cnneced with the
etomaeh or th: Nervous Syse1n vel tsf gene
raj Usefulness as most Sceae stlnulaut in their vari
o1s pleasant appliances. In accordance with the testt
msnsks Of medical Faculties in Europe they ta'e also
herr been And Acknowledged by a who t,ied
th' q, to be "1HE BEST H1TTEHs EVER INTRO.
DuoED" and Is couadrtt felt that thcy will maintain
their reputation on their own unsurpassed merits.
hale By most Of the p.nmne anJ Druesisk
aa1. will liberal cscoEut 10 tho trade hy th1 Agent
l.. FUNkE, JR-
nTi1-cNl- -9n M. ~ Front a:rt*t, NJ Tcgt.
, 1860-06-15

Fey Those who are Curious to Wit
he's ths wonderful pezfecnoa 70 winch 4. ohswa 1t a.te
manager 1t Rsteheos n. ~ Eas BIZ u.ht ths m,ausc
ture OF Wigs and TcuPeeA invited to visit biz Viz art
aat ting koona 1t No. 100 Iske street and examsne
these 'rioua productions Of at. M scrutiny e1a detea
the Al rom the p1uss1 Hhsn eaIuztsdt tn tha h.,d