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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19
FROM PERRY TOWNSHIP.
PsnRY Twr., Dec. lsi 1873.

PEuRY Twr., Dec, IS; 1873.
EDITOR JoBRNAA AT a venture we send
yous few items for publication, hoping lhey
mar be acceptable.
The worst thing we have 10 contend with just
now Is the mud. Go where you will Il IL mud
muddier, muddiest. The roads are In about as
bad condition as they we're last Spring. The
young folks are anxious for change Of weather
a. the holiday season is at hand, aud the usual
order OF things at this annual occurrence must
be observed.
We understand thersis 10 be grand "mas.
qusrads ball" al West Mnlsrove, on Christmas
Night, under the management, Of Messrs. White
ford aud Simon.
The schools Of the township have commenced
their winter session. with the exception Of the
Millgrove district. The new school house "a
hne two story building and the best In the town
ship-will be ready in few days. Tho pres
ent Board Of School Examiners gives general
satisfaction. All Of them are young men, bu,
experienced teacher, and undoubtedly have a
eorrcc. appreciation of what the county needs.
There appeSrs to be a general dssi-: araonp
teachers to have the stand. I'd Of education
raised, and an oAr"- st hope that with the pres
ent Hoard may be accomplished.
"ea are Informed by reliable authority thai
the nrsl passenger train on the u. p. 4 G. Ry
will commence running to Deshler on the u. &
NJ. X. Il. on New Years day. The Company il
anxious to get the road ballas,ed as soon az pos
sible. Two steam shnvels are at work in the
gravel bed west Of Fostoria AMI near to ia,
WOod county line. To understand the ndvAnt.
age Of these mighty implements, over the old
method Of shnveling, il is necessary to see then
at work.
Homer Thomas is the owner of two year old
| colt that weighs | .450 lbs. Who can beat II
Prof. II. q. Riley, oT Fremont, Is teaching :
class of 20 scholars in vocal music, at the UniUi
| VI. h. Church. Mr.. Isaac Stambaugh has
large class Al the "liaird Schonl House," wher,
meetings are held nne evening IN each week fO
instruction IN singing. More hereafter.
tIOcAL"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19
Masopie-Eiectlon Of Offlcers. Pho

Masonic ia--Elsctlon Of Ofllcers. Pho
nix Lodge, No. 123, f. & A. NJ :, held
th,ir annual election on Monday evening
last, with the following result:
WILLIAM CRooK-W. NJ.
ALBERT WlLLIAMs-S. W.
JOHN ii. THoRNToN-J. w.
HENRY THoRSToN-Treas., .,rcp.
y. Il HoLLENDEcK-- g -creMry.
w. F. PoNERoY- s. D.
CALVIN B. .S.sVrLER-J. D.
j.. b. K-nLY-Tyler.
Th>.e was very full attendance OF
members, both from distance and those
residing in close proximity.
Instead OF barquet and ball this year It
was d, c ded to adjourn for 'Refreshment, >
Monday evening next, at which Masons,
their families and invited friends are to
be present. E,ch Masou-who has q
fAmlly-is expected 20 bring a basket of
provisions. which should be at the Hall
early In the evening where it will be
plpced In charge of COMMITTEES appoint
Cd fJr the purpose. The Installation OF
ofi ,ers will take place at s O'Clock, c,n-
Quoted by parties from Toledo. after
wliish the tables will b. spread for re.
freshmont and a social evening.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
NOTICE..

NOTICE Is hereby given that petitions will be
~ presented n the General Assembly OF the
state Of Ohio, asking that honorable body to
pass an act for the relief of Joseph Ksiffer, late
Treasurer II Milton Tnwaship, Wond ooun
ty, Ohio fron liability in consequence of
the loss, by accidental IRE, of certain township
And, ,schonl funds while in his custody az such
Treasurer. JOSEPH KElFFER.
December Is 1873. S5e
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Wood County Agricultural Society.


A. the annual election of officers for the
Wood County Agricultural Society, held in
Ton,ogany, December, 10. 1873 the fowlloung
persons were chosen, viz:
For Pre- sidsnt-- EpwIS TULLKR
Pnr Vice Fro sident-IoHS MckER.
Enr Treasurer-JonN PowRRs.
For Seetary-Wn W. WooD.
DIRECTORS.
ASpBRH RoAsK, +. T. PENNYwELL,
Y. c. STRow, MORGAN BRowN.
Aner all owing and paying sundry ac-
esunts, which we're added to and included in
the TreAsnrer's report as filed, including an
edition Of quite a numl er of premiums To
MORGAN BRowX and ethers, which by over
sight Of the Committee, were not by them in
their committee books, the officers and mem
hers adjourned to meet the first Saturday in
February. 1874, h revise the premium list for
nextysar. 10. AVERY, Sec'y.
Tout@aanF, o.. Dec Is. 1873.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Court Of
Common Pless Of
Wood county, Ohio.


VS.. In the Court Of
VIM. N. Courtright, Common Pless Of
Margaret Courtright, Wood county, Ohio.
Israel RdenOur, Defs.
The said defendants, William n. Courtright
who resides in the State of Indiana, and Marga.
ret COurright, who resides in the State Of New
York, will take notice that said plaintiff. David
Wagner did on the 1Ith day of November. A,
d. 1873, file his petition in tha Court of Com.
mnn Pleas, within and for said county Of Wood
setting forth that on the 23l day nf September
1879, said William n. and Margaret CourtriRh.
executed aud delivered to one, Bernard Leopold
their pr0mssOry note for the sum Of two num-
dred and fhy dollars. payable J.. ,.n- year with
interest II not paid :. maturity, that 10 secure
the pavr.o"s "r said nute said defendants, Will
nam y. and Margaret Onurtright executed and
delivered 10 said Bernard Leopold their mort
gage deed on In 10: No. 1872, in the village of
Tnntogany in said county Of Wood, that said
note snd mortgage has been duly sold aud as
signed by said Leopold To said plaintiff, who il
now the owner and holder thereof; that said
other defendant Israel Ridenour, claims some
interest in said real estate BY virtue Of certain
mortgage executed by his said CO defendants.
The PRAYER Of said pettinnis for an order that
said defendants, William n. Courtright and
Margaret Courtright may pay said sum now
claimed to be due. with interest, being $3.50,
and interest from September 23. 1872. or that
said premises may be ordered to be sold To nay
the same. and the said William N. and M,rga-
ret Courtrght are notified tn appear and answer
s'd petition on, or before, the third day OF jan
uAry, A. ID. 1874.
SWAN 4 MOORE, PlTs Auys.
November II, 1873. 3Or3l5 80
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Money to BOan.--The PerrysbutR Saw
inRs& Losu Association are prepared to los..
money on short time, at as reasonable rs,.s az
can be obtained inthis vicinity. Per.ons wish.
Jog to borrow will do we'll to gise them a call
s. d. WEsrcorr, Ses'y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19
eerrgsbnrg gunrual.
JAMES TIMMONs, Editor.
friday = DECEMBER 10, 1873.

JoHSY LANr, editor Of Toledo Sun,
wants to be martyr. On Thursday oi
last week, affer an absence Of few
minutes, he was found guilty by peer Of
his countrymen In placing obscene litera-
ture 10 the mails. and Judge wELKER Of
the U. 8. District Court fined him $500
and costs Of prosecution. The fine not
being collcctable, the Judge did not order
q commitment, but Ia the boldness Of a
GEoRox FRkNcrs TRAM he dared the
Court 70 imprison him.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19
SHERIFF,s SALE.-

=
Harriet r. Bradley, lCourt OF Common
VS.. Pleas,
Hammer Hathaway. Wood County, o.
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued in
the above entitled cause, by the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Wood county, Ohio,
and to me directed and delivered, l will offer
for sale at public yendue at the front door Of
the Courthouse, in Bowling Green, Ohio, on
Tuesday, December 3Oth, 1873,
Between 10 and O'Clock A. NJ. of SAID day,
the following described real estate, to-wlt:
The east half Of the south half of the sonth-
west quarter OF section number fifteen, town
ship number north, range number east, cum
tanning forty acres Of land more or less, in
Wood county, Ohio. Terms Apprais-
ed at /, 600.
G. G. BAIRD, Sheriff.
Corr 4 ABBOTT, Pit'ffs AuJs.
Novrm Der &c, 1873. 32eS7 Is
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19

SCHOOL EXA MINERS, NOTICE.
~ The meeting ofthe Board Of School Exam
iners for Wood county, Ohio, willb as follows:
Bowling Green, Tuesday, December 0, 1873
Applicants will be requIrVdto furnish cerlih
Gates of good mnral character.
There will be noeNtmnatInn of applicantsex-
ce pi at regular meetings Of tho Board.
No certificate will hereafter be antedated to
noVertime taught previous to examination.
BY order of the Board.
Bowling Green, May Z, 1872.
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.N'O YECE.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN That
~ petitions will be presented TO the next
General Assembly ofIhe State of Ohio, asking
the enactment Of an act authorizing the electurs
of Wood conuty to vote upou the question of ro
moving the Seat Of Justice from the village Of
Bowling Green to the village uf PeErysburg IN
said county.
Also, that iu the event Of vote in favor Of
renoval the Ayor and Council II tue village
Of Perrysburg bs authorized to donate aud onn-
vey To SAID county the Jail now in aud ownsd
BY said village and the Trustees of pcrrys.
burg township to donate and convey tn said
county the Town Hall or New Cuuit lImse
now in and owned by said township, together
with the lots upon which said buildings are sit
uate, 32r<6
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A TTACHMENr NOTICE.

Jas. r. Tyler, PrG Before V. Schwind. J..
rs. =. of Pcrrysburg twp,
Geo. Hartman, Dert. \ wo ID County, Ohio.
On the 18th day Of November A. d. 1873, said
Justice issued order of alta chment in the above
action for the sum Of twenty five dollars (s25;
and costs.
JAMES r. TYLER.
Perrysburg, December ?, 1873. 3ScS2
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19

NoTIcE.--All who are indebted to j.
g. HOFFMAN, q Brother will call and set.
tic their accounts, by cash OF note, as the
firm Is about to be dissolved. A
HoFFMANN 4 BROTHER.
Perrysburg, Nov. ~, 1873. 30g
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19
VICK'S
FLORAL GUIDE
For. 1874.

400 Pages 500 Engraving. and Co'ored
Fir.t i No. far is7l lust issSsl 4 German edi. d.
tion at the sams price. Address,
JAMES WICK, Rochester, ny.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19
Annual Report Of the Treasurer Of Wood
County Agricultural Society for 1873,


Martin Ra,asr. Treasurer, IN acct. sih Hood
CoiHty AgriculiEral Society.
1873. DR..
Jan. Is, Por money from Co. Trsas'y 1922 es
Oct. 2, r. :" Membership 5l6 Oh
Gate admission $50 06
:" " Swings Rent Of
Ground, &c. IO4 90
Oct. 4, For money from Eating and
0ystsr Stands $40 Ij
Oct z, For money from Advertisements
IN Premium List ~ 80
Oct. 8. For money frem Groceries sold
sfsr Fair 20 2s
Balsnce due Treasurer 20 rs
Total Receipts 81 1913 e3
IBfr. c..
dan. is. ,Bf bal. dus Treas. as per
last Report S12 90
Dec. 23, BY bal. OF Premiums of 1874
20 data 1873 so
Dec. IS, BY Premiums Of 1873 6s4 50
Dec. Is. By Repairing nf Ground. help,
Printing, Provisnns for Eating
stands, aud all o.lor expense $50 o.
Total Expenditures Sl,728 03
The above Is correct.
MARTIN WARNHR, Treas.
TontoRany, O., Dec. Is, 1878.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
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All frs sacredly confidential. Address ali
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Legal ADVERTISEMENTS
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
y ship heretofore existing between Peter
Cranker & Sons, has this day been dissolved
by mutual cUasen!.
PETER CRANKER L SONS.
December 1 Il, 1873.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19

The business will be Conducted in the future
by 2. & J. Cranker, with whom all partnership
accounts will he settled. All knowing them
selves indebted, will call aud settle at once.
34c r. ]. CRANKER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19

DERS0NS desiring to purchase a very de.
l. sirablc Hotel Property. with barn and ey.
erythng complete, IN easy Payments, will call
On or address G. w. NORTON,
10 PeTybburg, D.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-06-07

the ella rolls its golden sands to Califor-
MAS gulf; from the everglades of Florida
to st. Helen's snows:-from the abode of
wealth and the cottage of Flooding indus
try-from the city mart and the hut of the
pioneer will come the assurance that the
contest is over-that alcoholics reign is
ended and that peace reigns supreme over
a happy land.
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Ninth DISTRICT.

;, l. Bay Ticw--Gcorg" W. Benjamin, Jonathan p.
Burns and Joseph Reed.
!. .. Oak Grove-James F. Mcarns, Granville Rcy-
lois and Samuel J. MeaTns.
}. 3. Rose Blnk-John NJ. Ireland, Wilson D. Pier
suil and job Griffith.
J., l. Eut!er-Alfred X irk, VIM. C. IIambletun and
Abraham Lincoln.
). .. White 0ak--lI. H. Duyckinck, Robert H. Eng
land and WIN. Kirk.
}. c. Cherry Gr0vc--Iamcs Clifford Samuel J. Brown
and Samuel Sihrwell.
). :. Wood Naliey-Stcphcn Gilbert Edwin j. Brown
and Lewis Hickman.
These Trustees hereby notified of their appoint
mt. 40 further notice will he required.
:. j. ENGLAND, Commissioner.
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FIFTH DISTRICT.

Tu. !. Wilsons-Wm J. Wilson, VIM. X. stackhouse
and Edward stygle
No. . Iiarts-kobert Hart. John A. Wilson and An
thouy George.
No. .. stonc-.Iohn Davis. Vim. Manley and David
kusinr.
No. /. Chapel-J. X. Bes, William Pryor and Robert
jackson.
No. ). North East-Johison Shippers, Isaac y. Bcnja-
min and John 5. Ferguson.
No. e. Uhian-- Columbus v. Ford. Christopher Win
gate and Alexander REttcr.
No = l'uion tiruv"-E"hrrt Cameron. Thomas Phil
lips and James JONES.
No. $. I,Hr;,s'-Samu,l Burns Vim. Reed and John
Riddle.
No. .. Mariou-Jamrs A. Lakeland, Thomas Williams
and v m. Thompson.
No. 10. Wa-tngtnn-J.-W. Clifford, Ellis p Passmore
and John W. Abrams.
No. Il. Oak Gruve--Joselh Miller, Edgar Moon and
Joseph Lort.
No. IL Carpenters Point - VIM. Heverin VIM. F.
Owens and George W. Barnes.
No. 13. CIarlestuwn-John L. Graham, Bcnnn Cool
iutr and Jnhn y Bluck
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THE FARMERS MUTUAL OF YORK, Pa,
is acknow lodged to be one of the safest
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies in oper-
alton. Its Agents do a large business in
this county. Risks on farm property taken
at low rates E. E. EWING,
Agent at ElktOn.
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An Indiana Sunday school man writes
to Bible firm in New York: "Send me
on Sunday school papers and books. Let
the books be about pirates and Indians as
far as possible. - That Sunday school
man must have helped to stock some of the
Elkton Sunday school libraries, judging
from some specimens sometimes in the
hands of the children.
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The Augusta, Ky, Chronicle gives the
following warning: "Delinquent subscri-
bers should not permit their daughters to
wear this paper for a hustle. There being
SO much due on it there is danger of their
taking cold
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Trustees Of Public Schools for the
Fourth, Fifth and Ninth Districts.
FOURTH DISTRICT,

No. l. Cherry IIill-Dr. Il. c. Carter John Ramsey
and s. Krnnarl Miller.
No. . Eays-Wm. Campbell, james McKanc and
VIM Kcrslaw.
No. 8. Jackson-Wm. fnft, l. f. ZeJley and George
o. MAXWELL
No. 1. Uuon-Amos Alexander. George S. Smith and
John NJ Sentmi.u.
No. D. EwingvilIe-Israel Reynolds Samuel IIal,Iock
and Morris K. Wilkinson
No. 6. Rock-Jonahan Yerkcs, Alfred Mackic and
John McCleary.
No. T. C-nrre-Rcese MaInu. Jorion Wright and J..
StrEyhorn.
No. S. Zig Ek--.Iames X. Willis Joseph Steele and
John T.. Gdllah.r.
So. Q. Fair view-llir,m Clement. Robert MacEcy and
Michael Young.
No. TO- Carters-John McCrery Vim. 0tley and Tor
bert W Scarborough.
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ONE OF DRAXY'S SERMONS.
by SAKE HOLM.

One Of her most impressive sermons was
called "The Gospel of Mystery
The text was Psalm xix, 2:
"Day unto day uttereth speech, and
night unto night sheweth knowledge
First she dwelt on the sweet meaning of
the word Gospel. :" Dear fliends,' she
said, sit is 4 much simpler word than we
realize; it is only good news good It'd
ings.' We get gospels every day. Our
children send us good news of their lives
What gospels of joy are such letters! And
nations to nations send good news: race
of slaves is set free; a war has ended; ship
loads of grain have been sent to the starry
ing; a good man has been made ruler; these
are good tidings-gospels.''
After dwelling on this first, simplest idea
of the word, until every one of her hearers
had begun to think vividy of all the good
tidings journeying in words back and forth
between heart and heart, continent and
continent, she spoke Of the good news
which nature tells without words. Here
she was eloquent. Subtle as the ideas
were, they were yet clothed in the plain
speech which the plain people understood;
the tidings of the spring, of the winter, of
the river, of the mountain, of electric fire;
of blossom and fruit; of seed-time and
harvest; of suns and stars and waters;-
these were the "speech . which ebay ut
tered unto day"
But knowledge was greater than speech
might in her silence " showed " what day
could not tell. Here the faces of the peo-
pie grew fixed and earnest In any other
hands than Draxy's the thought would
have been too deep for them, and they
would have turned from it YEARLY. But
her simplicity controlled them always.
"Stand on your door-steps on dark
night" she said, -" night so that yon can
see nothing: looking out into this silent
darkness, you will presently feel far
than you do in broad noon day, when you
can see up to the very sun himself
More than one young face in the congre-
cation showed that this sentence struck
home and threw light on hitherto unex-
planned emotions. "This is like what l
mean" continued Draxy, "by the Gospel
of Mystery, the good tidings Of the things
we cannot understand. This gospel is
everywhere. Not the wisest man that has
ever lived can fully understand the small
est created thing; drop of water, grain
of dust, beam of light, can battle his
utmost research So with our own lives,
with our own hearts; every day brings
mystery-sin and grief and death: all these
are mysteries; gospels of mystery, good
tidings of mystery; yes, good tidings.-
These are what prove that God means to
takes us into another world after this one;
into a world where all things which per-
picked us here will be explained. : = o my
dear friends!'' she exclaimed at last, clasp
ing her hands tightly, 1" thank God for the
things we cannot understands: except for
them, how should we ever be sure of i'm
mortality"
Then she read them hymn, called "The
Gospel Of Mystery" Coming after the
sermon, it was sweet and clear to all the
peoples hearts. Before the sermon it
would have seemed obscure.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.

Nc. l. PrinciPio-E 5. Seminar, John A. Jackson
and Joseph Watson.
No. .. rrrryyiIi"-John Stump, Joel Reynolds and
Geo. W. Dwrns
NJ. .. Ind"rend.nce-:rvi i'rmess. G,orsc ". jack
AMI WIN. Iayiur
No t. Port Dcrosit.I. ". Alraham,. W. W. r. ynolds
anl james A. Davis
No. 6. Linw"oA--I"Ln ". B,av"ns, VIM 7. Patton
aud Jesse T. Cnul-on.
10. :. Chcstnut Grorc--E Edmund Brown. San'I Jrn-
r,c.s and VIM MchiulIcn
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PROF. FowLRR's GREATEST WORK.
The National Publishing Company, of
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portant and valuable work, by Prof. o. S.
Fowler, on Manhood, Womanhood, and
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"Know thyself.' was the profound in
junction of the ancient sage, and it is the
neglect to comply with this precept which
causes nearly all the misery and sickness
of the world. 1t is astonishing to find
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concerning themselves.
1t is for the purpose of diffusing this
knowledge that Professor Fowler has given
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ence," which is simply An explanation of
the laws which govern the sexes in their
relations to each other. He let's us into
the secret of preserving female health and
beauty far into old age, and shows how
mothers can avoid much of the suffering
of bringing children into the world-a sub
ject in which every woman is interested,
and how female complaints may be avoided
with ease and certainty.
luCIO WOulu U0 lOWcl hEoSlQGb IuaQ6
desolate by the loss Of loved wife; fewer
rendered unhappy by prematurely old,
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"Sexual Science" which are laid down
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The best guarantee of its excellence is the
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Those who seek information upon the
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The low price at which it is issued
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person who wants to arrive at a proper
understanding of the true relations of the
sexes, should procure copy. II is sold by
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AGRICULTURAL WORKS, TRENTON, n. j., Sole Manu-
facturers. lmay a, lSI3-lm
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Wink at her tenderly-
The girl over there!
Her walk "grecian benderly,"
And purchased, her hair.