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The New York herald., 1871-03-19
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 81 vOUS AvEZ UNE ANNONCE POUR ETRE
~. inseree dams lie NEW YORK HERALD ct que yous
dcmcnrcz dams hant de Ia vile pouvez In assc
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. No. 1,2ii Broadway, trois
gagner le temps.
Ce bureau eat le seu autorise recevoir des
dams hant de la Vile px que e bureau Chef
Onver De hut hees du man ua hui heurcs du soir
1NE DEMOISELLE FRANCHISE DESIRE Sc PLACER
~ commc femme dc ehambrc cc peut fournire dc bon-
nes recommendations. Sadresscr pour tros iouu chez
Nine ltenRult. III MacdougAi a.
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A YOUNG LADY or REFINEMENT DESIRES To
N act as housekecper IN willows widower's family
or as iadys companion. Aadress FANNY PRESTON, Her
aid oiace.
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CLERKS AM sALEsAIEN.

NINE AND LIQUOR SALESMAN AND COLLECTOR
~ wanted-Ry an old established house; to a reliable
man, who can command trade IN New York and
y liberal salary win be piven reference required.
dress IMPORTER, Herald ONCE.
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YOCNG MAN, EXPERIENCED IN THE GROCERY
"A business and understanding horses. wishes situation.
ID. GUIDERA, lu7 West SD ST.
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ClTUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN
- as coachnan in private family; who thoroughly
understands his bu ness and has the highest rccommeda
ton from his present employer HIS capabi reliability
private stables, " -
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

THE JEWELRY TAKEN FROM THE SAFE or THE
Flaner Porter Manufacturing Company, UnionYille,
Conn, on Tuesday night the 18th ins viii returned To
No. Is Hickman street, New York suitable
inl value WIN be paid and questions arces
were family kecrsakes.
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DHoTOGRAPHIC OPERATOR wASTED-AT 81 UNION
square, Monday mornipg permanent situation; resc
renccs required
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A AMERICAN WIDOW LADY, or INTELLIGENCE
"A aud experience, wishes titstiOn keeper in
family; understands a kin!s oi sewing; has Wheeler
Wilson machine; salary much object a pleasant
and comfortable home: objection 10 Tie county, Adj
dress A. l.. NJ, Herald o1.ce.
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sPoRTING-DoGS, BIRDS. &C.

.>~,,>~-lssi ,,>~-sfOttIiNss-DVsr, sf , nIlaDss NJ
EOR SALE THE LARGEST AND HANDS0MEsr
English Naatn Dog In this country he stands 30 inches
hch at tie shoulder weighs pounds and s tan with
slnck musxc splendid watch dog but very kind and
docile aged two years. Address ALBERT LAWRENCE,
oox la2 Herald Uptown Branch once, ,246 Broadway.
Tor sALE--A NUMBER OF THOROUGHLY BROKEN
~ setter Dogs; two of them No. Snipe Dogs, Setter
fups; nnest fn the country.
H. GARDNER. 81 Thompson street. rear.
T,O sPORTSMRN.-A SPLENDID MuzZLE.LoApING
sno. Gun OF Moore Harris' make, for sale cheap, at
"o East ihry-fourth street. Ask for GUS BISssE
THE TURF.
DRoSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND AssoclATIoN-BY
resolution Of the directors subscribers may he
proposed AZ Sib-the term TO expire July /, 1879.
BROOKLYN, March j, 1871. L. o. READ, Secretary,
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Cos THE ADVERTISER Is RAPID AND AC
%ZO. curate accountant 2B years DID, accustomed to
bearing responsibility and strictly cmperate character
Islerences unexceponabe; brains well hands
dately Address WORK, box lis Herald oTce.
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WANTED--A FIRST CLASS FARM HAND AND HIS
" wife. without children good and employment
for one year Jnqur" % Nc Try row. room g.
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xCS REWARD.-LoST, ON TUESDAY EVENING, A
W. bunch OF Keys vaiueess TO any bn, the
nler VIII receive reward above their being identified
opuent amount may be handed any charity he pleascs
Address O. b., box 14o Herald o.rce,
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4 YOUNG LADY, CAFABLE AND EXPERIENCED
II desires position Aousekoepc7 private family or
boarding house None ba; honorable parties nee addres
II, H. W., Herald o1ice.
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street-Would respectfully invite their fren the
riding public general call aud their stock Of
single seat and Jaggers with or without top and spr,n,
road Wagons; also iuli spring top Wagons Have been
manufacturing bfs ca IS work for the past twenty our
years and have hand this spring the finished 10, OF
Wagons they ever have exhibited before.
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n ELEGANT LANDAU, THREE-QUARTER CLAIR
ence: Coupe cost 1900; Depot Wagon, second hand
HANS celebrated patent Landaus Clsrences Landauct,
Iadys Phaetons % per cent less Broadway sores fou
stree; and Broadway.
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7 AIDES TAUGHT TO GUT AND FIT DRESSES EY
IL Mrs Citizens demonsirative scale lessons ri, en- until
pere terms moderate Cali address Miss II o3i
West Thriy-,hird street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-WALES.

4 FIRST CLASS WAITER WISHES A SITUATION IN
"A private family; city or couny good reterencc Ad-
dress s. r.. Herald o0lcc.
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NANTED-bY A FINISHED DRESsMAKER, WHO
w has been in business for herself employment BIZ
day n tnist class families only. lGdresa DREsSMAkER,
boa l0' Herald Uptown Branch onice 24S Broadway.
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4 NY PERSON CAPABLE OF TAKING CHARGE OF
"A book and job printing Office, down sud loan
his EMPLOYER 81 5u good security will find IT to his
est to investigate the matter by addressing H. box 2 Herald
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A HoUsEKEEPGR'S PLaCE wASTED-wcULD
n make kefse useful; is good good reference
looi home preferred 10 og two days III
housekeeper, noX lsl Herald Office.
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SOULE'S HOTEL REST -FOU RTH
- street and sixth Conlmodous sleeping Rooms
bar and restaurant s. floors elegant ladies' restaurant
on second noor. Prompt attention In all departments.
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4 THOROUGH ARTISTIC DRESSMAKER BY TIL
~ dov dresses remodeled equal new: all the laes
and IN ost approved patterns hand Address Mrs. F.
ls6 Herald ptown Branch Office, .4S Broa9way.
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DIANOFoRTE MAKERS wANJED-rIRSr CLASS
and Fourth avenue.
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TACK SPINEERS AND MULE SPINNFRS WANTED
- for night work, ID woollcn ml Apply 2ji Ch irch
Ereet. =
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ES7 eTn Az. BETWEEN 42D AND 4sD SIS. LADIES
lol taught the system of French dressmakng In one
esson 81 cutting and bastns done so cents weekly
monthly payments.
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A FULL ASSORTMENT OF ALL STYLES OF
y. Carriages; rrst class; at unusually low prices.
ISAAC MIX. 5ys broadway
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WASTEO-BY LADY OF EDUCATION AND RE.
w fnement, situation housekeep.r VIII charge
Of children and instruct them Address T. j. box ll9
aid Office. -
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A SELECTED STOCK OF CARRIAGES AND nAR-
"A hand order. Lowest prices for qualify
OF goods; equal to repre- enta,ion money refunded
HICKS, 6uU broadway.
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4 YOUNG LADY WHO UNDERSTANDS FLORENCE
n machine wishes few more customers by the day,
week or month Address h, box 72 Uptown Branch Herald
onlce, l,ai6 Broadway.
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TO LEARN ENGRAvfNG--WANTED, A RESPECT
able boy one who lives with his parents, UP town. Ac
dress y. G. B., box l05 Herald oice.
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yNANTED-A RESPECTABLE SINGLE MAN WHO
w understands farming 10 a farm: who has
knowledge Of vegetable culture preferred. Address
call on DAVID J. TYSEN, Jr New Dorp, Staten alaud.
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A FEW ENERGETIC LADIES CAN GET LIBERAL,
~ salaries rnd also commission by selling patent article
at the uptown residences Apply at IL Broadway
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CLIO rHING.
TIE TRADES.

A MACIINIsT WANTS A SITUATIoN-Is ACCUs
"A TONED to dies and press tools for wort'ng mctas q
make and repair light machinery; aged IS; would prefer 4
work Tor some firm starting business who require
Plan labor SAVING toos Address D., Herald Office.
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HELP wANTED-FEsrALEs.

WANTED-A FIRST CLASS OPERATOR ON CLOTH
w caps aud nats must be good binder
work ~ the piece or week. LEW II. BAKER 4 Co,
(3Q HrnOmA L..
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COACHnIEN AND GARDENERS.

A YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
"A. serted IN the NEW YORK HERALD, and, II up town,
save time and extra expense by leaving at the HERALD
BRANCH OFFICE. l,246 Broadway three doors above
Thryhrst street. This is only authorized uptown
branch and advertisements are received olce rates
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

SITJATIoN WANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED MAR.
y red man practical gardener; English; ax years
ference no family Address W. s., Astoria Long Island,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-04
SOCIETIES.

s. J. POWELL, Secretary.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-04
Moving Trial.

Mn. EpIroR Having attended a moving
trial aud feeling an interest in the Improvements
of all kinds of agricultural implements,h so hav-
ing run a moving machiue myself for the last
fifteen years. take pleasure in giving you a
brie! account Of the trial, thinking it may be Of
interest to many Of your readers. The trial was
on the farm OF Samuel Brown, four miles north.
west Of Weston.
The grass moved was timothy, so heavy that
the divider wonld scarcely make track, and
the ground wss very uneven. with steep banks
The committee consisted of Messrs. John
Ward, Edward Davis ana j. Saeket.
Each machine was required to cut once around
the piece on n slow walk, with three st'ps
The Champion entered first and stood the test
well and was skllfuly handled made ITS round
without choking aud did good work. Next came
the Buckeye. made it's round, vas skillfully
haHded, did good work, but ehoked once, caus
ed by coarse gravel The next was the Climax
moved its round, was we'll handled. did good
work. The 4Rtna came next aud last, made It's
round, was well handled and worked well. Il
fact all the machines did excellent work, ant
ere well managed.
Samuel Brown hitched to his Buckeye sin
gle mule weighing about 900 pounds, aud mad
a round with it, stopped in the heaviest gras
and started up without any difficulty, which uc
another machine ou the ground would ventur
10 do But the decision of the committee wa
as follows. Champion ist Climax I'd, Buekey
and Alma Sd, and never mentioned the Leader
rsasan for which they did NOT give. II Gel
tainly showed lack OF judgment or paTIiality
thej ejudsea A SPECTATOR,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-04

Cows and Cow CatchcTs.- On Monday
evening as heAccommodation was coming in-
to town COW, belonging to Mr.. FREIss, attempt-
sl to cross the track in front Of the locomotive,
and the result was she got free ride, but an ex-
pensive one to the owner. BY the help Of
couple Of rails she Was extracted from the COW
catcher, and was so badly bruised that it was
found advisable to complete the job by killing
her.
This matter Of the cows is getting to be qnite
a serious thine. A very large number are
owned in this place and their freedom is an i'm
portant matter to the owners. But thero is an.
other side to the matter. The bells with which
many Of them are adorned. are an unmitgated
nuisance. And Of late they have been led intn
depredations on Onrnields, aud occasionally one
endangers the safety of a train, with all on
board.
What shall be done with them 7 We can not
do witboL them. II is is claimed suitable pas
iurage eau not be funud. They cannot be forced
of the railroad track. The track cannot b.
fenced through town. THAR place is not sup
piled altogether, by public milk men. and it /
horrible to think Of enduring the ding dong Q
the horrible bells.
Altogether, the matter Is considerably mixed
! Let us haze an indignation meeting or COW con
vention, TO devise the best ways and means b.
Which this question can be disposed Of
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-04
Written for the Perrysbure Journsl.l i
A LITTLE MISUNDERSTANDING.
RY GRACE MRLnouRNE.

little misunderstanding,
But II blighted the lives Of two,
And mArred by is creeping shadow,
The once perfect happy blue.
A slight thing Il seems, and we wonder
II cloud to the sky can be driven,
BY the word or tue deed Of an impulse,
And every bright tie so soon riyen.
He was quick IN his judgment and told her
That she wasaa fiiTt and hencerOrth
lie would try 10 look more to tho nature
VI hearts aud their unpolished worth.
Her answer was bitter and scornruI,
While she bade him go seek for heart.
That could boast OF the wCrlh he la men
toned
Aud was not embiltercd in part.
Too proud then to tell him the reason,
or conduct lie thought 80 unkind,
They parted, and tb knew how keeuly
The blade cut, which neither will find.
He turned from the vine covered cottage,
And walked down the long quiet lane,
| Till pagcing beside the elm tree
His heart sadly ached with its pain.
lie drew fr,m his bncket n picture,
'Tis a face, set in waves Of brown hair,
just tinged with the alnpious sunshine,
oh yes sha was wondrousy fair.
But the lips that smiled ~ at him sweetly
We're false, aud he put It away,
Alas his beautiful ii0
Had proved herself nothing but clay.
All bitterly, bitterly weeping,
The Young girl is sitting alone.
She will smile when her heart is nigh breaking
And crush from her lips tho sad moan.
A little misunderstanding,
But it blghLed the lives of two,
Aud marred by its creeping shad ow
The once perfect happy blue.
ToNroGASY, Augus:, 1871.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-04
LOCAL MATTERS.


Mr.. WIN. BYRRs bns onr thanks fora mess
| Of roastenears from his cornfeld.
Thirteen marriage licenses we're issued by
the Probate Judge during the hot month of July,
Il will sell my entire stock Of Wall Paper al
Cost. G. FiSKRElsER.
Fremont contains man who is TOO mean 10
live,tOo wicked to die,and too stngy to eat. They
are in quandary TO know how to dispose oI
him.
Fearing that LARRY oBuRNs might cut OF
his supplies, the Sentinel editor quotes from
Brick PoNERoY's paper an apology for the
New York rioters.
Why was the Orange procession in New
York on the 18th OF July like the Innocents
AbroadH' Because 1t only lacked a lrst-class
corpse to make funeral procession oft.
In Illinois corn shtlline.is now done BY pei :
sons who travel from farm to farm with ma
chine. The usual charge is two cents per BUSH
ell. Six TO eight hundred bushels is a days
work.
The Bryan Press sums up The amount of
wool purchased this season by the several firms
engaged in the traffic in Williams county. which
gives a total OF SO, 800 pounds. The prices
ranged from so to IS cents.
We noticed on Saturday, a tw o acre melon
patch. which promises fine yield. We will add
for TimmUns' benefit, that the owner keeps
shot gun aud a cross dog Sentinel
Thank you, Did you get hurt much in ma
king the discovery ?
Tile farmers of Sandusky county, having
gathered in their plentiful harvest, are goining
TO have reunion and excursion To Put-in-
Bay on the 9th inst. Why cant the farmers of
Wood county indulge in little recreation of the
same kind about this season of the year7
Parties who furnish the beer and whisky
10 put men in a condition to howl about our
streets of nights, 10 remove gates, fences and
wagons, and build barricades across the streets =,
should be held to a strict accountability by our
citizens.
The Sentinel las two locals this week-one
"The nights ATE COOL" The other "Moonlight
nights" The former must have been written
last spring and Las been crowded out for the
want of space The reminds us that il
would be glorious time for literary excur-
sion up Ditch IL; also to take last 'ew of the
Watsworlh ,and before a change of ownership
takes place on next Tuesday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-04


How to Dwarf n TOwn.-.While we are
not disposed To accept HORACE GRELEY's theory
upon the tariff GquestiOn, we can fully endorse
his method by which the prosperity Of the most
promising town can be destroyed. Il will require
but few years practice to convince the most
fastidious on this point. and it will require thrice
the number OF years to recuperate from that ex
peiiencc. He says: "If you wish to keep
town from thriving don't put up any more
buildings than you can conveniently occupy
yourselves. If you should accidentlly have an
empty DIV sllng, and any one should want to
rent it. ask three times the actual value Of it,
Demand a Shylnck price for every spot of
ground that God has given you Stewardship
over. Turn a cold shoulder to every mechanic
or business man seeking a home among you.
Look at every new conner with scowl. Run
down the work of every new workman. Go
abroad for wares, rather than deal with those
who seek to do business in your midst. Fail TO
advertise, or in any other way to support your
paper, so people abroad may not know whether
any business is going on in your town or not.
Wrap yourselves up within yourselves and COW
er yourselves with coat Of imperviGus selfish
ness"
Let every reader Of this look around him and
see If he can't fiud those whose actions will cor
respond with those above enumerated. IL you
can, set him down as a drone to the community
In which he may live
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-04

Lake Shore & Michigan Souiherm.--
This road, which embraces over 900 miles Of
track, is not only to be relaid entirely with steel,
but the company will commence at once with
the construction Of double track, also Of steel.
The road has now laid over 1000 tons Of the
Booth rail, and will continue with large orders
for further improvement of their line from Buff
falo to Chicago. Ef.
Cheap Mu>ic.-It is seldom that cheapness
is associated with merit and real value, but we
must make an exception in favor OF PETERS. MU-
sIcAL MONTHLY. This valuable work comes To
US regularly each month, ovcIhnwng with
c'inice new Music some fifteen pieces in every
number. 1t is printed from SO iull-szed mu-
sic-ulates. neatly b0uni. anl sells for the mod.
est sum Of 80 cents. Volume VIII began with
the July numbers and the publisher off RS IA
send two copies Iuly aud Acquisition so cents
Address s. l., PErgRs, 500 Broadway, New
York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-04

Mr.. EDITOR: It would seem by the report
Of the proceedings Of tue Board Of Education
that the question OF superintendency is still un-
settled. Why should there be such delay !?
While our Board is hesitating, the man whom
A.. r~-ti- - -i.'seu ~ that position al
whom they prefer to any unknown man, may be
compelled to accept position elsewhere.
Now, as there has been no good reason argued
against granting the petition of the patrons Of
the school, they are compelled to think there is
none. The patrons think there are good reasons
why he should be employed, rather than a
stranger. 1t seems as if somebody was as
suming responsibility which, IN the end, will
mt be easily bor rnc. If il sh, Md prove that a
personal pque has overruled what, TO one-hali
the Beard seems the best interest o: the schoO
and the expressed wish Of the patrons of tie
High School and the judgement Of those posted
in school matters, then the motive will be judg-
ell unworthy Of men discharging, under oath
an important public trust; 1t is well enough
for gentlemen to look at the matter as it really
appears, to consider all the consequences liky
10 follow from action inspired and distorted by a
personal piqne. OBSERVER.
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@. A. GwiSSRR.

Tho Pocket-BoOk Found.-The sup
posed thieves engaged in the robbery ntF. Il
MILLER & Co.'s store. had their hearing before
Squire FOWLER on last Friday. From the crook.
ed story told by the accused, and other evidence
it was deemed advisable to hold them for hear.
ing before the Common Pleas Court, md they
were sent to Jail at Bo ling Green on Saturday.
The pocket-book that had contained the stolen
money was found on the river bank, just above
the AvRRTLL mills on Tuesday. With the 9TH
er evidence it was believed that the accused had
the lost treasure secreted about their persons,
and Marshal CHARLES went to Bowling Green
and again thoroughly searched their clothing bu
did not iud the money. There seems TO be bu,
little doubt of their guilt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-04

OLIVER OPTIc's MAGAzlSE.-The Angus
number of Oliver Optics Magazine furnishes
an unusual amount of entertaining reading mat
ter for the young people. The new stsries by
Oliver Optic, EijaL Kellogg, and Sophie May,
are full Of lively incidents There is a capital
story for girls, By Oliver Optic, entitled 'The
Young Minister ar Our Girls at Play and
Work :" an allegory, The Revolt Of the Bees, ;
one of the best of Geo. NJ. Bakers pieces, and
very effective in ths exhibition rnom an origin
al song and chorus By d. F Hodges, entiiled
Home in the Valey;' editnrial correspondence
racy paragraphs and anecdotes, puzzles and
headwnrk of all kinds. &c. In fact, it is mod
el number Of model magazine. Published
monthly by Lee Shepard, li9 Washington
street, Boston. Price 50 so per annum.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-04

THE Rochester, MUSICAL TMEs.-This pop
ular musical monthly, now in its third volume,
is published in Rochester, n. Y, by the well
known Music Dealer Mr.. J. p. SHAW, ~ State
Street, is edited by Mr.. ALEX BARNES a practi-
cal teacher and choir conductor, and is afforded
at the low price Of 81 per annum, always in ad-
vance.
Each number contains two choice pieces Of
music, worth during the year from 81 10 $40. It
will contain all the cureut musical news OF
general interest. sketches, stories, incidents, bi
Ographies and instructive articles on musical
topics Of every description.
An edition is published especially for Brass
Bands, containing supplement of band music
arranged for twelve instruments, at SO per AN
mum. Speciuen copies, 10 cents with supple
lleut, 30 cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-04
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

a. Just published, new edition OF DIR.
IE CIlveTweil's CciebIaicd ssay
XIEN on the radicdt eyre (without m 1dicine }
HklAA nf SPERMAToRRDRA, or seminal
Sse--Isr-Es Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Los
ses. IMP JrEScy, MJnttl and Pnysicu lnctp1citv
Impelimants tn Marriage. etc; also COSsuNP-
TIoN, EPILEPSY, and FRS, induced BY self iu-
lulgence or sexual extravagence.
ss5g- Price, in sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this almirable es-
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
quences Of self-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use OF internal medicine
or the application af the knife; pointing out a
mode of cure at once simple, certain aud eDec-
tual, by means Of which every sufferer. no mat
ter what his condition mag be. NAV core him
self eheapy, privately. aud radically.
| .-9y~ rhis Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth anl every man in the land.
| Sent, under SEAL in plain envelope, to any
address, past paId on receipt of six cents, or tw"
! post stamps.
| Also. DR.. Cuiverwel's Marriage Guide,
| price % cents.
Address the publishers:
| CIIAS. i. G.. KLINE Il CO.,
Ie7 Bowery, New York, Post'ofice BoS
| 1880.