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CMEMICOPArHIG pnYSICLAN,

May be consulted free Of charge at the following times
aud places:
Fostoria, Hays House, Tuesday, March 18Th
Fremont, kcsslcr Hotel, Wednesday, March 10th.
Elmorc, Elmore House, Thursday, March 2lst.
Toledo Collins House. Friday, March 22nd.
Pcnyshlwg, Exchange Hotel, Saturday and Sunday,
March 30th and 3lst.
MY THEORY AND TREATMENT
Are new and different from any in the United States
and challenge amy one to produce the same success
that have met with in trCltinr Chronic Diseases Ny
theory based upon the chemical operations of the body
believing diseases to depend upon dispIoportoned CON
ditOu Of the iuiis of the body whereby the solids be-
come uuleathy by lysng the SecrrtionS, blood, &C.
Ot the body and n,ling out what is deficient in
cess and supplying to the system what is wanting.
enabled to often by small amount ofme,lcines
whore the patient has been druggcd with medicines ol
long years to effect.
Now Dyspepsia, in the great majority of cases, de
ponds mainly upon disproportoncd state of the gastric
or digestive fluids of tine stomach. When this gastic
fluid is prOpotoncd properly, the food is Thoroughly d
gcstcd and assimiAtcd Viewing Dyspepsia by thcruos
Of Chemicopathoogy, and giving treatment accordingly
am enabled to cure 40 cases out OF 50 and 40 eases ou
and Liver Complaint, Piles. Neuralgia, Dizziness or Sick
Headache, Nervous Debility and Female Discases-n
every case cure, and other diseases proportonatey
CONSUMPTION.
s-6s"Dr. McMillen uses an improved mhaling mstru
ment for the cure of Consumpon Asthma, Bronchitis
and laryngits by this We can make as good an app
cation the diseased Lung and Throat could t,
sore anywhere on the exterior of the body.
De, VI, uses pure ChCmicopathc AMI Botanic Remedies
H. gives mild tonic treatment which acts chemically
and assists Nature TO free herself One of asSis
ance to Nature is worth pound of poisonous drugs
the disease.
Consultation and advice free.
Information in regard to my treatment and success cal
on, or write to;
Mrs, $, b, Abbott, Portage, Wood county, Ohio Mrs
Robert Jacobs, Elgcyille. Wood county, Ohio M,s
Jesse HukclI, Browns Corners, Wood county, Ohio I'm
drew Cross, Migroyc, Wood county, Ohio; John Cum
MINIS, lllssnn, Hancock county, Ohio }. \. Smith, FL
mo'e Otowa county Ohio G. Is. Church, Toledo luca
county, Ohio.
An communications must be dirpcted To DR.. J. +
McMen. Cleveland, Ohio.
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CONSTIPATION OR CosTIvENrss.

No one of the "many ills flesh is heir to- is so prevail
cnt 50 little understood, and much neglected Cos
tvcucss Often originating in cirJcsSncss or sodcntar,
habits il is regarded as slight disorder Of toolitc con
sequence to excite anxiety, while in reality il is the pre-
cursor and companion of many of the most fatal and
dangerous diseases, and unless early cradicatcd il will
bring the srltrlr to an untimcly grave. Among thC
are lcadnchc, Collie Rheumatism, Foul Broth, Piles and
others of like nature while long train of ightul d
sraScs such as Malignant Fcvers Abcesses, Dyscntary
DHrrhwa, Dyspepsia, Apoplcxy, Epilepsy, Patuly ysis
lysern, ilypochondrilsis, Melancholy and Insanity ,!s
indcoc their presence in the system by this alarming
symptom. Not unrtqurntlv the diseases named orig
nate in Constipation, but take independent cysis.
tence unless the cause is cralcatrd in an carly stage
Frm all these considerations il follows that the disorder
should receive immediate attention whenever occurs
and no person should neglect to get box of Ccplit
Pills on the first appearance Of the complaint, as THEN
timely will cypcl the nsduous approaches of dis
eases and destroy the dangerous foe to human life.
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MIscELLANEous.

Tng ANIia ANtrioN or LANGuAGEs- There Is n
growing tendency in this agc 70 appropriate The most ex-
prcssivc words of other languages, and acr while 70
incorporate thcrninto own thus the word Ccphac,
which is from the Greek sgnifying "ior the head" is
now becoming popdarihcd b connection with Dir. Spal-
dngs great Heddttlc fcincdy but " viii Soon be used
in general way, and the word Ccphalic will be-
come as common ~ Eecptype and many otllcrs whose
distinction as foreign words has been worn away by com
mon usage until they seem native and to the manor
born" t@ @aA iva @ ~. '-
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BRIDGEr.-M Missus wants you to send her box Gl
Crphalc Glue no. bottle of Prepared Pills-but I'm
thinking that's not just it nathcr; hut perhaps ven b,
atlhcr knowing what il is. Ie see she's nigh dead and
gone with the Sick Headache, and wants some more Of
that same as r,liiycd her before.
DRUGGIST You must mean Spaldings Ccphalic
Pills.
BRIpGEr Och sure and you'vc scd it, hcra's
the qunrthrr and give the Pills and don't be all day
about it aithCf.
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a REAL BLESSING,

PuysTcItN.-Wcll, Mrs. Jones, how is that headache
Mas. JoNEs--G Gone! Doctor, all gone the pill You
sent cured me IN just twenty minutes, and | wish YOU
would send more 50 that can have them handy.
PHNSiCIAN.-lou can get them at any Druggist. Gail
for Ccphalic Pills, find they fail, and recon-
med them in all eases OF Headache.
Mas. JoNES shall send for box directly, and shall
tell all my suffering friends for they Il real blessing
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TWENTY MuLIoNs OF DOLLARS SNEp.-Mr. Spald-
ing has sold two millions Of bottles Of his celebrated
Prepared Glue and IT is cSnltcd that each bottle saves
at least dollars worth of broken furniture thus ma
King aggregate Of twenty millions ofdolars reclaimed
FROM total uss hy this valuable invention Having made
his Glue household wcrl, he now proposes to do the
word still greater service by curing all the aching heads
with his Ccphac pills, and if they are MS good as his
Glue, Headaches will soon vanish away like show in
July. -
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GRrT DlscovERy. Among the most important of all
the great medical discoveries of this age may be con-
Silcrcd the system of vaccination for protection from
Small PoN, the CIphalic PHI for relief Of Headache and
the use Of Quinne for th1 prevention Of Fevcrs either OF
which is sure Specific, whose benefits will be expert
rngcd 10y suffering humanity long after their dscoytrc-
are forgotten.
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s&''0vcr excitement, and the mcual care and anx-
icy incident To close attention to business on study ar.
among the numerous causes of Nervous Headache The
diSmdcred state OF mind and body incident 70 this dis
urSSng complaint is fatal blow TO all energy and ann
bition, Sun'rcrS by this disorder can alwav, obtain
speedy rcol from these distressing attacks by using one
OF the tephlbc tiS Whenever th> symptoms appear 1t
quietS the oNertaSkca brain, nl SoohS hc strained and
arrng nerves, and relNrS the tension Of the stomach
which always accompanies and aggravatcs the disor-
dGrcc condition of the brain.
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Il Nj 5 CIV WAY

I
Mr.. VIM, McKm proposes to dispose of his lands in
this county al a mAr,y nominal price.
lie viii sell the south half OF the north west
section ~ town s. range TO- confirming 50 acrrs Cor five
hundrcd dollars, said haihas been thoroughly dichcl
and drained at au expense 1T S2i5!
Tie Will also sell the south half of the south west quar-
ter of section AS, uwn d. range H. at the same price
EuQu3 of II, II. DODGE, Attorney at law, Peuyo-
burg, Ohio.
Also for sale largo number of Town Lots both here
and in the town OF Mnlgroye with and without nprovc-
mcnts, together with SEA eral valuable Farms
Pclryshuyg, Nov ia 1889. H. H. DODGE
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VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Are well known to be infallible.

Are well known to be infable.
DyspEpst nv tborouyblv cleaps;rp tho frs, and sec
ord stonachs and creating Ao,v of n,,ra healthy ha
instead of the stale and acrid kind Ft ,Trtrycy Loss
Of annette Honltburp Headache Restlessnrss nj tom
nor Anxiety Ianruor and Mrloncbolv which are tb,
general symptoms of Dyspepsia will vanish as natu
raj consequence of its cure
CosTtvENtss by cleansing the whole Icnpth of te in
testnes with solvent process and without violence nj
violent purges leave the bowels costye within two days
FEvrRs Of all kinds by restoring the blood 10 regular
circulation through the process of respiration in sucl
cases. and the thorough solution of all intestinal obstruc
tion in Others
The Life Medicines have been known TO cure RuEuMA
TsM permanently in three weeks and Corr in half ha
time bv removing local inflammation fro IN the muscles anc
ligaments OF the Joints.
DRorsIEs of ali kinds bv freeing and Strengthening
the kdncvs and bladder; ticv operate most Delightfully."-
on these important organs and hence fhev have ever bc
found certain remedy for the worst cases of GRAVEL
Also WoRNs by dislodpino from the trnnas of tht
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nj nd N 'orblr 'cadacho this haNcrnoon, hand step
ped into the hapohcccrics hand says HI to the man,
"Can you hcasc me of an cadachc ?" "Docs it hackc
ard" says g. "lcxcecdngly" says hi, hand upon that
e gave me Oephalic Pill hand pon 'onor It cured
me quick that 'ardy realized ad 'ad an oadache
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MEpIclMAl..

nR. J. b. $ VI / 7 II
ifrspcctfliv morn the citilehsof Wood county
that lac has pcrninnly Bowling Green
for The purpose Of prtcciug Medicine md surgery IN
addition to regular course or study Mr.. :. has made
himself acquainted with the special mode Of distinguish
ing Diseases by examination Of tho urine Of the patient
as prictiscl by The late DIR. DELANBAUGH and lural
Chronic Dis,sos wills ny pnhqsi itatngls that by follow
Ing Ir'D'srfS%e IL sncA cfsTS' fls fay yhSd battcr
success thauiroU any oihcrmcthodpf treatment. Among
the dscas,5 which Dr. :. procsscs to treat successfully
may b. mentioned the following, viz Dyspepsia. Liver
the Spleen, Asthma, Splitting Of the Blood. papittion Of
the heart, Rheupaslu, White Swelling, Dropsy, Selou
ous Dscnsts Jaundice Fcmlle Complaints, IN all ficir
varied iorms Low Spirits Melancholy, Fever Sores
Ulcers &c. fpatcnts with any Of thcabove rkndred
Chronic Diseases viii send soma Of their inc u ken in
the morning in clcah, ia Dr. 81 can make satisfactory
diagnosis Of the nearly well asif the patient
present. Nov. 10, lSG0-20U
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1t is well known that the fearful drouih
which is now felt so severely by the people
OF Kansas, was by no means confined TO lhat
State, although n latger portion of It's terri
tory Than OF any other State W as reached b2
1t, and its effects are more serious there than
IN older sections OF icountry, where there are
more means among the people to withstand
The loss OF c'ops. Portions Of Missouri Ar
kansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, T,Nls and
other States suffered more or less from the
same cause as Kansas
The Hardin County Republican says
there has been more inquiry for landed prom
erty IN that county for the last few months
than ever before known at this season of the
year. and that nearly all the lands changing
hands goes into the possession of bona Gd,
settlers who buy for Improvement and not
for speculation.
The Southern Congress has passed res
olnton proposing to take under it's charge IN,
questions of the difficulties now exi,inr be
tween the sovereign States Of the southern
coniederacy aud the Government OF lhe lni
ted States reislng to the occupation of forts.
arsensls. navy yards aud other public oslab,
lshmenis
The whole amount Of money seized al
New Orleans is about 5000 900, ,xclusy,
of the value of machinery aud Mint. H.,
government dare not attempt 20 ptta stol
to these bare faced rObbgIi,s for tear of frin,
the Southern heart
The character Of the resolutions intro
duced into the Virginia Convention, do no
oher the best assurances Of action ON the par
of that body favorable to the preservation @
the Union on The basis of the Constitution n
lis.
The Savings Banks ofNew England hav
deposits from he starving operatives" TO N
amount Of Sl56,44G $40, and the Saving
Bmk, ir New York have now on deposi
$50 100000. They draw interest on hi
money.
There are now eighty.two Of the pat
riots of The Revolution left to witness III
dsmemb rment Of the confoderacv whic
they, in that glorious seven years struggle
assisted to free from The oppression Of ii
mother country.
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINE /!
IN SIMPLICITY OF DESIGN AND
PERFECTION OF WORKMANSHIP UNSURPASSED
BY ANY MACHINE YET MANUFACTURED

Its simplicity in operation is such that a chldl
constructed on philosophical principles it is not liable 10
get out OF order 1t makes strong, elastic and durable
stitch 1t sews from two common spOos and makes but
little noise
All who contemplate buying wish to see the best
Sewing Machine now in use, respectfully invited to
all on N. II. CALLARD, in whose Tailor
Shop il is now in practical operation.
j. B, GREGORY, Agent
October /, 1S60--23y.
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by the usN Of these periodic attacks ot Nervous ofch
H1adache may be prlvcntedi and il taken at the cont
m}acem}0t ot aa attack Immediate Nlilt from pain and
sickness viii he obtained.
Th'y seldom Nl IN rrmpyiug the Nausea and load
ache 10 which fem lleS are So subject
They act gently upon the bowels, rcmovng Costiye-
ness,
For lit'ry Mem, students Delicate Females, anl all
psouN ct sevntuy habits, they ara valuable As lax
aNr, upn' mg The appetite, giving tone and vgur "a
'ht digestive organs, ani restoring the natural elasticity
aud strength oi the whole SNSianl.
The HAlC PILLS are the result of long mvcS-
ugatlon and carefully conducted experiments, having
been m use uAny ycars during which time the hay,
prevented and relieved a vast amount ot pain and sUt-
trng U0m Headache whether originating mthonervous
system or tNm dorAnged state OF the sblmach
FheN are entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken ~ all times with wertect safety without
making any change OF diet and the absence uf any dSa
gceabe taste RENDERS il easy 10 administer them 10 chill
drvu.
BEWARE 0FCOUNTERFEITS!
Tbs genuine have five signatures of Hcary G. Spal
ding on each Box.
III by Druggists aud all other Dealers in Medicines
y Box will b0 sent hy mail prepaid on receipet o(l,
PRICE 25 CENTS,
An orders should be addressed 10
HENRY c. SPALDlNG,
ii CEDAR SrREEr, NEw NugE.
November 29th, 1850 3oly.
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MAUMrg CRY, ONO.

NTuRRAy'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
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MEDICINAL.
jNToFFAr's LIFEPlLLs AND PHOENIX BITTERs.

These medicines have been before the public for
period of thirty years, and during that time have main
tned high Character in almost every part of the Globe
for their extraordinary and immediate power Of restoring
perfect health to persons suffering under nearly every
Kind of disease TO which the human frame is liable.
The following among the distressing variety of hui
4. - IL A
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FOR TIE CURE OF

For sale ly Peek Hamilton, parystury, o,
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SEWING MACHINES.

DUY THE BES
Which in the End is the Cheapest.
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IARDLY REALIZED.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02
Nrw.YopK HosrITAL.-weekly Report to Aug. 30,
RECEPTION OF THE HON. CARL SCHURZ,
BY THE QUEEN OF SPAIN.

The Gacs,O Of Madrid, the official paper Of tie lfh
Of July publishes the address 10 her Catholic Msesy,
by the Hon. Carl Schurz, and her Majestys reply on
the occasion of the presentation and official reception
of the former as Minister from the United States TO
the Court Of Spain. On presenting his credentials Mr.
Schurz said:
SESoR.-On having the honor TO present myseh to
your Majesty in the capacity OF Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PeniPotentiary OF the United states, 1
consider it my most agreeable duty TO communicate 10
your Majesty The friendly sentiments which the PREF
ident of the United States and the American nation
profess for your Majesty and the Spanish people Per-
NIT me to assure your Majesty that for the purpose OF
prosecuting friendly relations with the Government VI
your Majesty, aud in manner that may be in harmony
with the dignity and legitimate interests of the United
States the President could have selected no one who
more srdently desires such than l. 1 have now the
honor to place in your Maesty's hands the credenid
letter which the President Of the United States en-
trusted TO me- and express TO you my fervent wishes
for your Maiesys happiness that Of your royal fsui
ly, and the prosperity OF the Spanish nation.
Her Majesty was pleased to reply:
SENoR MINISTER: l receive with real satisfaction
the letter which accredts you Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenpotentiary Of the United States Of
America TO my Court, and especially appreciate the
assurances you give me OF the friendly sentiments
which animate the President and those States toward
my person and the Spanish people. take lively in-
terest in the prosperity Of the nation which you have
come to represent and cherish the hope thai lie rea
tons with Spain will be always maintained N man
ne which may be satisfactory to the interests Of both
people. 1 do not doubt that you will contribute TO
that object with your enlightenment, and that yeuI
compartment will render YOU worthy Of the esteem OF
nv Government The wishes very grateful 70 me,
Senior Minister which you express for my happiness,
that of my family and for the prosperity OF the Spanish
nation = =.
On the conclusion Of Der Majestys address the audi
ence closed.
On the same day was presented and received Sir
John Champion her Brttanic Msjestys Minister 10
the Court of Spain.
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INTERESTING NEWS FROM TIE
NORTHWEST FRONTIER.
CONFIRMATION OF GOLD DISCOVERIES ON
TEE SASk ArCHEWAN.

FJom The 81. Cloud MIMI linton ErtTo, .fss. L.
We have Just received days later intelligence
from Fort Garry Red River settlement) Of perfectly
reliable character and which fully confirms the pre-
vious report of the gold mines on he North Fork o.
the Saskatchewan River.
A email party has already come down the Saskatchs
wan to Fort Garry, bringing 81, 200 in gold duet,
which has beer consigned TO .. Z. Burbank q Co.,
taken gabout 500 miles, water communication, from
Red River The same party, and others, fare pre-.
pairing outfits for another expedition up the Sas.
katchewan.
Peculiar efforts had been made to keep the matter
secret especially by working ON the superstition Of the
Indians--the latter having helped TO dig the gold.
The fIudson's Bay Companys traders have repeat
edy denied the fact that there gold the Saskat
cnewan and as general thing, discouragng any s;s
tempt to discover tit being Of thought that
any considerable immigration thither would interfeH
with the fur trade, which is the Companys main
source
From all accounts we can gather the miues are quite
extensive, and they will effect great revolution 10 Tie
material interests Of the Northwest.
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s.rUrDAY, Aug. ST. NJ.

Ave-, e., kuo,s has been Kept up during tue
- . M. y Exchange. IN Federal and State
stoke tr in ID S-ay shares, when are esi'siy ~l'
,oo., 81, ,,. b he market the transactions seem
s. ~ N, rdlirc ksy by day. There bas been some
T,,,e movement Pacific Mail and Gslena Of late, but
tie-e s,o,is are sbodt the only descriptions which
lave received thesttentiOn Of spectators. The more
y;go.oa, neaslt,Sf Government 10 quel tie rebel
Bor and 20 run.k traitors az tie North. have gwen
,spsfsc.;or I'm frkncial circles aud there Is now
more confident fespg, that we are gapPle with the
NatoDal trouble tsith full strength. The effect of
bold crOleic, az spirited movements on the paf' Of
Ile Federal p5wsy is to maintain a very steady tone
H. tie Sock market although but little is done in
speculative way United Staes Treasury Notes have
advanced again 70 80 and the funded STOCK o. lee mas
improved a.. y cent during the week. Alter the
Board Oh Saturday ,he market wa duh without espe-
aal change iu quotations. The aggregate GALES Of
Bank Stocks for th week are about 200 shares. The