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Burns and his the
Spirits.
Mr. Francis a Hyier, of Motitpelier, Vermont,
who writos poetry purporting lo emanate from de
parted spirits, was askoil recent! bj lady who
it an admirer of Burns, whether the Bard had round
Highland Mary In Ihs spirit UnJ. Robin linms.
eUalely snng- outttio Tallowing answer)
I'lr lull;, that I come to jrntl
A stranger-bard, In' weei t ken,
For ye've known nought of ni , ears through
Tiit lnya I've pour'd thrbngh Soolla's glen)
But who ii t speak o' gliding Ayr,
O hawthorn shales end liagraut ferns,
()' Dooa, an J lliglend Mary fair,
Mayhap jra'll think o' Robert Burns.
I em the ladend why I'm hers,
1 hoard the gndo-datne when she said
Bhe'd know, In Joyous spirit sphere,
If Bums ea wl' hie Mary wed.
I eonght to tell her o' our Joy
Na' inuckle Impress eould 1 wake
And lady, I have flown to see
If ye'd di message to Uir tike.
Tell her that when I p&ss'd from earth,
My angel-lassle, crowu'd wl' (lowers,
Metmewi' glowing love-lit torch,
And led mo to the naiilbil bowers:
That all we'd droam'd o' weddod bllee,
And more, wat meted to ua there
And eer ester wss my dsarle's kls
Than on tho flow'ry liauks o' Ayr.
Wiioro Lcve't celestial fountain plny'd
And roso-bsds bunt, sad aerapha tang,
And myrtle twined, our conch to shade,
I clasp'd the lore I'd nioiirn'U aalangt
And while by augel-harps woro playd
The bontiie bridal sarenade,"
Though na gowu'd priest tho klrk-rlte laid,
Burnt was wl' Highland llary wed!
Thero'a na destroying death-frost here
To ninths hope buds ere they bloom
Tim brlJnl tour Is through the sphorcs
Eternity the" honey -moon."
And now, my lady, if ye'll bear
These words unto the auxlous dame,
I thltilt I ran va ao reword,
V o il ut'vt be sorry that I came.
Tub Hot Pueacukk. Hew J. U. Fuller, of
Mo., the boy preacher, hue, within tlm last five
wcuks delivered 111 Marion ootliny niiy-iuiir er
iiimif, and been instrumental in the conversion
n I nil M Imii lieil and fortr-loiir persons, lie lias
hnn lirpiinnl to nroacli only about two months,
during which lima ha Una delivered upwimis oi
Ally discourses, end two hundred nnd forty
persons Inve been converted through his Instru
mentality. It is tiid that he never studies his
wrmoni.'or makes sny notes, and frequently
does not select his text until ha rises up in the
pulpit to preach, and yet.il is iuid.no two of
his diBCouisxs nra allien, either in point or argu
ment or composition. Hi "peaks moat eloquent
It, and uses the mutt chaste and beautiful Inn
g'liX. Calls to preach at various points are
daily pouring in upon him.
War AtitAo! -Tlw tegular London corres
pondent of the New York Commercial Advtrti
nr. writing undor the date, ol March 12th says
" France and England will, in my judgment, It
at war btfort the lapntaf nix mvntha. Start
ling as tliit belief niuy seem, t'lera is un iutelli
gaiiiniiiiority by whom it is (Irmly entertained.
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
(So 13. , A"V " .
To repeal an uct therein named.
Saotlnn I. Hi it enaettd by the General Assembly
thtStattof 0iii, Tint-the act untitled an let to an
thorite JiiKtloeiof the uuace and mayors to purolinae
Warreu'a Ohio Criminal l-nw and Forma, paeil March
lltli, -1, bo and the :tuiH I horsby reiu-aled.
tJwi 'I. This a.;tnlmll take cR'oct and bo lu force
from and after lit pntaitre.
' Wh.uamti. WftOl'S,,
Fi'diker of In' tloiut if Heprttrtitutivf.
MAKTIN WIOl.KKtt,
I'ettidtnt of tht Stnute.
Marrh 17 U.18.
So. SOI AN A(T
To amanJ tho eighth seviloa of an art oatltlod "an act
to exempt the tloineatsad of fitmilies from forced
le on exeoutlon t ) pay dobtH," paniud March 23,
Heotirtn I. lie it tnn-ted fj tht Oentral Atatmhly
tht Uttitt of Oho, 'Hint the bih section of the not en
titled " nn aet to exempt the homoatoad of fiimllis
rrom foroed eale nu execution, lo pay debt," pMud
March 'M, MO, be ao niuonde.t to read a follows;
8eo. 8. That it (hall be lawful fur any msiduiil or Ohio
being the head of a family, mid not the owner of
homestead, to hold exempt from execution or aule
aloreeaid, personal property to be aclacted by aucU
person, not exoooding three hundred dollars In value,
til ac'ditlon to the amount of chattel property now
law exempted. Thev.ilueor aald property to be esti
mated and appraised by two disinterested householders
of the county, to be selootod by the olllcer holding the
execution, who shall ho sworn by said ollloer impar
tially to make such appralsomsnt.
bea. 3. The said orlgiu.U section eight is hereby
repealed
beo. 3. This act shall not apply to or nlTeot Judg
ments or orders which haw bou nr may bu rendered
upon contracts made befuro its puisago, but all such
payments and orders ahall be subject to the exemptions
and governed by the provisions of said original aeo
tloaoigkt, in tho same mnuner, sud to the same ex
.out at ir thia aet bad not been p.inwil,
Seo. i Tins act shall take olVnct upon Its paassge.
WIUJAM U. WOtUS,
fpatktr of tht Home of JitprtteHtativti,
MAUflN WKLKKlt,
lrtti,lent vj tht Sena It,
March J7.1SJ8.
rvn. sa 1 AN ACT
To amend an act eutlilod ".Vu act rolatiug to Power,"
nL...H,! J miliary 'iS.
Section 1. lit it non-tt.i Ay tht Omentl Atttmhly
tin Hinl, of O'lm. that the Qrst secttou ufau act ami
Had "an act lelating to dower," paasej January
ilMJD. be so amended as to read as follow: boo
vlon 1. That the widow of any peraon dying ahall
endowed with one full aud oual third part ot all
UndtLteDO'.utiu! aud real entatu of which her husbaud
was seized asan esute oriiiheritaucoatauy timo during
the coverluie, and of ell lauds, tenements and real ea-
uta of which her husband at bis decease held the
simple iu remainder or retersiou. Aud she shall
liki maimer bo endowed of one-third part of ail
ilsht. tilloor lu'ertst that lior huabaud, at the time
his Ueceaite. ha I iu any lauds and teuuiuent hold
Imnd. artu'le. 1o,ik or other evidence of claim;
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DR. MOUSE'S
INDIAN ROOT PILLS.
MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS.
V.ttfTIO.V.
Merchants and traders will be on their guard and
not be Impoaed upon by a Countorfelt of Morse's
Indian Hoot ruin, signeu A. u. Moon. All genu
ine Indian Koot Pilla hnrs the name and signature
of A. J. White 4 Co. on each bos.
JjU. MOllSt, the inventor of afoase'e Indian
li'ior l'll.LS, baa spent the greater part ot bis life
in traveling, having viiitad Lurope, Aataand Africs
.ts well ss North America ha spent three vears
among the Indians of our Wsnern country It wax
in this wsv that the In liun Uoot Pills were tint (lis
iiovred. Vt. lloor. was the farst man to entsblish
the I'net that all diioaees arl.s from isri'sur or
his bi.ood that our atreiiuth, health and life de
ponded upon this vital fluid. A. J. WHITE & CO.
60 Leonard Street, N. Y.
DR. MOUSE, the lnrontor of MORSE'S 1KVIAN
RUOT i'lLHMt spent the greater part of his life
iu traveling;, having visited Europs, Asia, aud Airina
as well as North America has spent three years
among the Indians of our Wetlorn country it was in
this way mat tue inuian uoot fills were nrst discover
ed. Vr, Morsswas tne first man to establish the fact
hat all diseases arise from l.Ml'UKITY OP THE
BLOOD that our strength, health and lite depended
upon mis vuai uuiu.
w aoii tue various paassge oeooine clogged, and do
not act in perfect huriiiony with the diUer.ut functions
of tho body, tho blood loses its action, becomes thick,
corrupted aud dlseussd; thus cumiuirall uuius.sickusss
and distress of every uatuo: our strongth is exhauated,
our health we are deprived or, and It nature Is not as
sisted in throwing; off the stagnant humors, the blood
will beoome cuokod and euane to act, and tbns our
light of life will forever be blown out. liow impor
tant then tliat wesnouid ksep tne various passages ol
Hie body free aud open. And how pleasaut to us that
we have it in our power to put a medicine in your reach,
namely, Morse's Indian Uoet Pills, manufactured from
plants and roots wuicu grow around tne mountainous
cliQ's iu Nature's garden, for the health and recovery
of diseased man. Uueof the roots Iroru which these
Pills are made la a Sudonlic, which opeus the pores of
the skin, aud assists Nature in throwing out the Hucr
parts of thu corruption witlilu. Ihu second is a phiut
wliloii is an rixpecior.tut, mat npcus anu uucioga tue
passage of the lungs, aud thus, iu a soothing maimer,
performs Us duty by throwing olf pnli:,i;u), und other
humors from the lungs by copious spitting The third
Is a Diurotio, which gives cue aud double strength to
tho kidneys; thus encouraged, they druw large amounts
of Impurity from tho blood, which is then thrown out
liountitully oy tne uriuury or water paenge, and wlucu
siiuld not have been discharged in any other way.
The fourth Is a Cathartic, mid ucoompauisH the other
Iiiopertles of tho Pills while engaged iu purifying the
ilood; tho coarser particles of impurity which cauuot
pass by the other outlets, arc thus taken up itud cou
vevodulT in ereat Quantities bv the bowels. '
Prom tho above.lt is shown that Dr. Morse's Indian
Uoot Pills not only enter the stomach, but become
united with the blood, for they tind way to every part,
und completely rout out and cluiinso the System from
all humil ity, und the lile of the body, w hich ia the
blood, becomes perfectly healthy; consequently all
sickucss sud paiu is driveu from tho system, lor they
cannot remain wueu tue ueuy ucoouius so pure au
Tho ressou why psoptc nro so distressed when sick
and why so many tliu, Is because they do not gut a
mediciuo- which wilr-punto thu aUlicted parts, and
Which will open the uatural passages for tho disease
to be cast out; hence, a largo quantity of food and
s-li
itterallf overllowinz with the corrupted mass
jT undergoing disagrocahle fermentatloii.oonatantly
1 tiluiug with llie lilood, win
ich thrown thu corrupted
mutter through every vein and artery, until life is taken
from the body ly disease. .Mr. Morse's tills hnve ad
ilrd to themselves victory open victory, by restoring
millions ol tliu sick to bloo"iug Health una hiippiucas.
Yes. tiiouxuud who have been racked or tormented
with eii'kueHS, paiu und aui;u!sli, nud whone feeble
frames have been scorched by tho burning elements
of raxing fever, nud who huvo Ijcuii Drought, as it were
within a step of tho Riieut grave, now ttanil ready
testily that thav would have beau numbered with the
dead, hnd it not been for this groat and wonderful
medicine, Morse's Indian Root Pills. After one or wo
doses had been takon, they wcro astonished, and ab
solutely surpriBtfd.iu witnessing their charming electa
Not only do they give immediate ease und strength,
and takeaway all aickuess, pain and nuguUh, but they
at once go to work at tue loumlalion ot the disease
which is the blood. Thereforo it will bo bIiOwii, es
pecially by those who use these Pills, that thoy will
so cleanse and purify, that dlsehse that deadly enemy
will take Its (light, and the Uush ofyouthjaud beauty
will again return, ana tno prospect or a long aud nappy
life will cuerisu anu onguien your days.
Csi'TtoM. Ilcwaro of a counterfeit signod A. B,
MOO RE. .411 genuine have tba uame of A. J. Whit
A Co. on each box. Also the signature or A.J, H7ni
V Co. All olueis arc spurious
A- J. "til lis x uo,, Bolt rropritton,
60 Leonard (street. New York.
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealers
In Medicines.
Agents wanted iu every town, village and hamlet
tfcf, laud. Partios desirlug the agency will address
itsve for terms.
Price 2.') cents per box, flvo boxss will be sent on re
uelpt or H, postsgs paid.
Uecomlier 2, 1NS7. I'Jiy.
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.
A Btnevtteni Institution, est.tblithed by special ffirfw
meat for tht rWi. of the tick ami tttttresttU,
ajfttcttU with trident i-nJ Epidemic
Vistatet,
rfiO nil persons aflilctud with Sexual Diseases, sue
J. as tipermatorrhira. Seminal H'eukntu, Impotent,
G'niorriiea, Uieet, Syphilis, th lict vf ihiamsm,
Sett Abuse, ,c, its.
The Howard Association, In view or the awful de
struction of huuiau life, caused by Sexual dlseasoa,
and tho doveptiou' praoticed upon the uufortunatevlu
tims of such diseases bv Oimcks. several years a no
rccted their Consulting Surgeou, as a I'llARlTALLK
ACT worthv ot their nam-, w open a lHHponsary
tlietri atiiieul 01 llilsciass 01 uieesses, 111 autnoiriorms,
and to give Medical Aid Ifraiis.to all who apply
Utter, with a description ot tnoir conauion. tugs, 00
uupation, habits of lire, 1x0.,) ana in cases or extr.m
novortv. to furmsii Meaicine r ret or uKirrt. s
liuodlcss to add that tho Association commands
highest Medical skill of the ago, and will furnish
mnstannroved modern treatment.
.n. .t. f .
The 1'lrectors. on a review ui me i'bii, icsi naaurc
that their labors iu this aiihero of bviiovoleut effort,
huvc been of irreat benent to the attlicted, especially
the young, and the have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed seal, 10 mis very important out nine
desnlsed cause.
Just putulalien by tne Association, a itenort on oper
matorrbma, or Seminal Weakness, ths Vice of Onan
ism, Masturbation or Self- Abuse, and other Diseawsof
the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, w
will be tent by mail, (in a sealed letter euvellope.)
vf .'hurgt, on the receiptor two stamis for postage.
Address for report or treatment Dr. Oeorge R. Cal
houn, Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association,
2 South Ninth btreet, 'liiladelphia, Pa.
lly order ot thu Directors.
EZRA 1. H ART WE LI, JW.
Gso, Kairoiiii d, Serretar.
December 17. U!l.S2y. -
OCUIilST, AUK1ST
AND
GENERAL SURGEON.
Over t rots' Jtvdry Utore, ii Sunmt Strut, ioiedo
I IC O V . II 1 D I', it 11 Al'I'i
Formerlv resident Pliysieian at lllliis' Hospital.
Philadelphia, and for many years Principal ot
Danville Ke and t..ir Inbriuary, 1'rorossor ol Anatomy,
and Lecturer upon Physiology, has taken an uttiee
Toledo, and will operate ou all surgical diseases.
and he j, leave to Inform tho public. Unit all diseases
oi tne t. e anu r.ar. iwim lew v.vvuiun-; si ciiLiuiii
aud will operate on Cataract, Cross Eyes, Jrtirielal
Pupil, Opacities of tho Cornea, Inverted Eye
Sru Eyes, and all diseases of the oran. Deafuusa,
diliiculiv of hcaiiiis:. (even when the drum iaeutirely
gone, will insert au artiticial, uuiwuriug uesrly all
purposes of the natural.) lie will also operate
Club beet. Tumors, Cancers, Morbid tirowtlia, I'erorm
ilies from burns, Contracted Limbs perform the ope
ration lor Artiticial lioso, by lu-aling on a new on.
And lusert Artiticial Eyes. giving .ham all the motion
and axpreasiou of the iutur.il, dctylng Uetectlou
are inserted without removing the old one, or
duoiun naiii.
I he superior ajvautages lie naa naj in r.urope
this vouutry in perfecting himself iu all that is
ami vi'luablo in surgery warrants him in sayiug.
everything within the bounds ot the profession may
expected ot him.
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sumcleuttu produce a hair from tvery fo iclo that
a hair before. Come ii. i I will satisfy
such is the esse. Cray hair can be restored to
natural color without ding.
T-Will be every Friday at the Eagle llotsll
Maumee City.
Pernsbui g. Pec. S, 1S5T.
Vau.u run n iLTI
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..L lowi-aliip. SO acres. 30 acres wvli iinpreved.
house aud barn, a valuable orchard, well. Jae.. 4c,
bvsold vrv low for vash. or oo time if seeured; also
eonueuliou Herewith 60 acres ut fk.-ho.il laud lying
rol distant, all excellent qualiiv of laud, couv.uieutte
mills. sohu.ds 3c. 8. JEFr EltaON. Aireot
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Ileal Estate Asrcncy,
V, Ai I. K. 1IOLI.EMIKCK,
REAL ESTATE Agentt. offer for Bale at fair prices,1
and upon reasonable terms, the following lands:
Iu rerrysbnrg Township.
U. S. B., town 4, section S, west 4 150
..40 3 N.E.J less 60 aeres 110-430
Very dssirable land It miles from Perrysburg.
O, 8 It., town 4,seetlon l,HNKf 60
.1 .. - 17 gW 160
N.srP.rysburg, well timbered and good land.
O. a. K. town 4. section 31, HE, 160
In Center Township.
Range 11, Town 6, Hev. 8. east halt 310
One and a hair miles nortn-east or uowiisg ureen
11. I. 3, 8 W
HlO
" IT n w qr
.1 n t qf
21 n hf noqrehfseqr
" " 32 w bf s w qr
n e qr s w qr
m , n w qr
ISO
1(30
1U0
60
40
160
In Freetlom Towashtp
13, 6, SO, N EN W,
Half mile from New Rochester.
12, 6, 0, u hf s w qr St e qr
40
411
In Washington Township.
Range 9, town U. bao, So tl N K
60
61
80
Uangs 0, town 5, ssetion 2, N. pt. N. W. 1-4
" V " 3S rc.pt, 01 vy 1 rr iseo,
'' ' 83S.tt.of8. W.frli
80-111
A ohoioe tract of land, half milo above Otsego, and
Containing about 70 acres of Prairie.
In Henry Townships
Rsngs 10, town 3, ssetion 8, whole
840
160
O20
320
20
480
section 10 w' l and V S MB
li W i
" 15 E n
17 WJ43F.
Timber land,
liauge la, town t, Eeo.
24, 8. S. W.
2i, W. N. W.
i E. 8 W.
80
80
80
In riaiii Township.
uangs 10, town o, aeo. lo, east i
320
640
10 6 ' 21 the whole
10 - 6 ' 31 8. W. k S. i N. V, k
240
100
10 S 31 from west side N. E.
part prairie and part
10 " 4 " 318. W.i of S.E 1
OOulaild.
40
all Improved frame house,
10
, 8 S3 N. N. N. W.N.W.N. E. 20
ally prairie, but sufflcisut timber fo fencing
1'rlnciu
and fuel.
10.
S.
19, N 8 W fr.
184
40
' 8 E NW
Above conldorably improved.
In Jackson Township.
Range 9, town 3. bee. lo, east i
320
y ii wuoiB
i) "3 " 26 north-west t -
" 3 " 27 uorth-east t
"3 ' 35 wost i
V "8 " 30 uorth-wsst I
a 3 2S W
.. . .. s 1 s a
640
160
160
320
180
160
80
Hangs 9, Town 3. Ssc. 18. N. W. a N W 8 T
200
80
to
In Liberty Towusuip.
Range 10, town 4,eu. 7, N. t ot N. K. 4
a . VI I ..." W VI- 1
M 10 Q o. I VI 11, s
In Liberty township timbered.
tv ir 1 01 a
94
About 80 acres prairie go with ubove -In Liberty,
r.
10
4, " lu 8 W N Vf
40
In Milton Township.
Range 9, town 4 sec. TJ, N 4 S K t
80
with
lu Allltou touusuip, cnoiceiy timuereu, auu
small improvement.
4 " 24, N. E.4
A tract of good land.
leo
Range y, towu 4, sac. 8, N. half S. W.
V, " , " !).
a. 4. ' 1, N E N W
200
120
Uangs , towu 1, Sec, 10, 8 E a 8 E N E
tauire l. town 4. See. TJ, ts a v a o o r.,
liauge U, town 4, section s w s e ill"
120
IN LAKE TOWNSHIP
Range 12, towu 7. soo. 17 S W quarter
160
Choice lands, well drained, in settled neighborhood.
Range 12, towu 7, sec 30, b. E. quarter.
100
ill be sold very cheap.
Range 12, town 7, seo. 31, EN E
80
13, 7, " 20, . a -iu
IN TROi" TOWNSHIP
1C0
Range 12, town ti. seo. 1, W part 8 half
-220
, 160
11 ' 0, ,,!
13, " 6, " U3 8 N E
Road Tract No. 36,
Range 12, Town e, Sec. 7
90-330
Entire fractional
s hf s e qr
s hi s w qr
s hf s e qr
n e qr s w qr
11 hf
e w qr
11 e qr
s hf s w qr
n hf n w qi
nhf s w qr
11
IS
l'J
20
St
29
g
100
io
3
32
3U7
100
IN PORTAGE TOWNSHIP
Range 11, town 4, seo. 25, W. halt N. W.
11, 4, 517, N E 8 B
ati, a r; v
1. N E N E
Lot number 22 in Portage,
IN MONTGOMERY: TOWNSHIP.
Range 12, town 4. Seution 27, s. half 8. E.
IU MIDDLE TON TOWNSHIP.
Range 10, town 0. Section 30, W. half N. W. qr.
A choice farm 20 acres improved.
IN WKUSTER TOWN6HI P.
Range 11. town tt, section 22, 8 lu
Hang. 11, town a.aoc. is,
n w n e
s hf
e hf
e hf n w qr
n w qr n w qr
11
35
BLOOM TOWNSU1P.
3, 28, NSW
11.
In t'ultou County.
Kanira 7. town (i. sectiou 1. south-east 4 140
7 "U - liE. 4 8. W.4 80-240
- ! a 3 10 N E t ltO
11 E 4 8 W VO-240
Iu r'ultou oounty--good lauds.
In Lucas Couuty.
Range 10, town 7, section 50, iraeiioual S, 9G-S6.
Iu Springtie'd, twp. part, pnirie.
In lleury Couuty.
Rango 8. town 3, sec. 2S. whole C40
. 4 1 N 4 of 3 W 80
Iu Usury county, near R R
In Putnam, Couuty.
Range 8. town 2, sec. 17 o 1 N E uour Lslpsio
10 8 W 4 A 8 4 N W
Perrysburg, November 6 1S57--20U
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT,
NEW OOODai!
rpiIK Subscribers have ujw tueir complete Stock
L of Fall aud Winter Goods, which they offer
their frieuds and customers at grsatly reduced prices,
ihetr stock consita ot
Dry Good.
ll.tr J ware,
Crockery,
Boot and Shoes,
Clothing,
Hats and wpa,
Iron, Nails,
Glass, Ao., Ac,
In short every thiug that can be found in a country
store.
The above goods will be sold as low as anywhere
west ol New Yo k, for Ready Pay. lu these days
Mouey Panics, we advine everybody, to bring ou
Cash, w hile it la goou. ana ouy cueap.
Giatel'ul for Usui favors, we hone to merit acontiuu
auce of the liberal patronage hemic fore bestowed
US. ' t. It. MILLtU a iu,
October 29, 1H47 2Stf
Fresh Arrival.
flMU; suos.-rioer is now opouiug the largest
L aud lineal stock of goods ever brougut
this market, boi ot during the pauio at
uuan ,o price, aiuoug wuicu will we louiiu
WATCUKS & CL0CKS,
Of all kinds at vour own price.
JEWELRY,
The largest stock ever otlVred uere, at half our former
prices.
SI I. V Lit PLATED OOD.
Pnooiu. F.irus. Castors, Cake ttaeketa, Ao. Watch
ss. Clocks aud Jewelry rt paired at tho shortest
toe. w. r. uitiwoiw.
117 ASHING PON IINIOM liurwnce Coin-
V tistuyt capital iua.out).
D. U. Doauass. Pre. t. Gso. .Mvusrr, Trees
tnnveiaud Mutual I stsatattca CosBivanvi
Cairnal iioO.ovKI. Uitkstakeu oo reasonable taraasia
th.aboi e r.spousibl. vomp.ui.s, by
U. U DouHa. Ag.at for Wo.deuaiy
ib.
. Sb Waits Zine Paiat. for sal.
PfCIt HAMILTON.
C
I
80
80
40
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
40
40
10
80
80.
160
40
320
320
80
40
80
80
240
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by
TUB GRSATEAT
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
MR, KENNEDY, of Koxbary, has discovered ia ons
of our common pasture weeds a remedy that
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
from
The worst So.ofula down to a common Pimple.
He has tried It in over eleven hundred cases, and
nsver failed except In two eases, (both thunder humor.)
He has now InTiis possession ovsr one hundred certifi
cates of its value, all within twenty miles ot Boston.
two Dotties are warranted to oure a nursing sore
mouth.
One to three bottles rill cure the worst kind of Pim
ples on the face.
Two 01 three bottles will nlearthe svstem nf hit.'
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker
in the mouth or stomach.
Three to five bottles are warranted to core the worst
kind of Ervsloelas.
One lo two bottles are warranted to curs all humor
in the Eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to onre running of the
ears and blotches among the hair.
Poor to Klx bottles are warranted to cure corrupt
sun running uicers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
kind of ringworm.
Two or three bottles are warranted to enre thmost
uv.ifqidw ijiao ui ruuuiiiniiant.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
Rheum.
Five to eight bottles will euro the worst case of
scroiuia.
A benefit Is always experienced from the first bottle
and a perfect cure ia warranted when the above quaa
ItoiarBT M,
Dear iWbdisv The reputation of the Modical Dis
corery, In curing all kind of humors, is so well eatab.
Usher by the unanimous voice of all who have ever
used it, that I need not say anything on the snbject.as
the most skillful physicians and the mostcaroful Drug-
gmis iu mo country nre unanimous in Its praise.
In presenting the Medical Discorerv to vour nntlea.
I do it with a full knowledge of iu eurativo power, in
relieving all, and curing most of those diseases to which
mil are unfortunately ao liable. Tht
ting uiseaae to an anectlnnate mothor,
NURSING SORR MOTTTIT
Tm Atiri.lt ft. tl VlV It mtmnlff- Vmi.nwn Imnl... I. ...ln...l
n 1. natural .wnntnAS and vnni tiaha fmin r.., . .i
irctiui naps to cairn ana sweet slumbers; and ths Med-
ioal Discovery becomes a fountain of blessing to your
husband and honaehold.
In the more advanced stares of
CANKER
it extends to the stomach, causing
which Is nothing but canker on tho stomach; then to
intestines ana
KIDNEYS.
creating a sicking, gone feeling, and an indifference
even 10 tue cares 01 your iamiiy.
iourstomacn ts - -
1. RAW AND INFLAMED.
your food distresses you. and vou can onlvtaka certain
niuus, aim even 01 mat your system does not get hull
the nourishment it contains as the acrimonious fluid
of the canker eats it up; then your complexion loses
us oiooru anu uecotues sallow or. greenish, and your
uesi, uuy is ginie. r or want oi nourisuiucnt your sys
tem becomes loose and flabby, and the fibres of your
body become relaxed. Then follow a tralu ol diaeases
wuicu tuo .Medical Discovery is peculiarly adapted
UUKJS:
Palpitation of the heart, paiu in the sido, Weakness
tho spina aud small of tho back, pain of tho hip joint
wuen you roure, irregularity ot tno bowols, and also,
that most excruciating of diseasts, the '
1'HES,
How many thousands of poor women are suffcrina
from this disease and pining away a miserable life, and
their next door neighbor docs not know the cause. '
wish to impress ou your mind that good old proverb,
An ounce ot prevention is better than a pound
cure." Jn the
A1EDICAL DISCOVERY
you have both the preventative and the cure, with this
great anil goou quality, that it will never.uuder any cir
cumstances, do you any injury. ..
No change of diet ever necessary -eat the best you
can get and enough of it.
dihegtioh rou trsa. Adults one table spoonful per
day Children over ten years dessert spoonfulChil
dren from live to eight yean, tea anooniul. As no di
rections can be applicable to all constitutions, take
sufficient to operate on tho bowels twice a day. .
lours truly,
1 ' DONALD KENNEDY.
Price tl.00 per bottle. For sale by PFCK A HAM
ILTON, Perrysburg: II. BURRITT. Maumee; and
Druggists (Generally.
October 21), 1857 25yl '
FURNlTUllE, CHAIRS,
AT
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
rp HE Subscriber .Manufactures and keens onliand.at
X his .Shop and Ware-room, onFroutstreet.onedoor
west ot tjooi -'a I'owers,
CAUIXET WARE & CHAIRS.
of almostevery description, and of course at all prices.
ah my worn is warranted. Work made to order,
repairing attended to.
U.lfDLISTAIUNG.
Daring a good Hearse, and irood workmen. Iam ore
paredto attend to this as it should be, WELL.
TV It IN ISO.
I am also in order to do all kindsof Turninc.at
cauiurj ui ma uyuiauiio,
Newels,
Banisters,
Ten Pins
Chair Stuff,
&o. "
Broom-handles,
Cabinet Work,
&c.
Orders by mail, or otherwise, promptly executod.
WILLIAM CROOK, Jr.
Perrysburg. May 9, 1D.17 a27sltf
THE BUSINESS
will be curried on by
XV, It. TKUUSlfELI,. ' '
at the old stand. Thankful for past favors, and wishing
a continuence of your patrouuge, I will keep constant
ly on nana a suit assortment ot goods, such as is gener
ally aept in a country more, wiuen i win sell
L'UKAf UK BEADY PAY.
Highest price always paid for Country Produce.
W. R. TRUESDELL
Bowling Green. July 30, 1857 12tf . ,
NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to the former firm of Trice
ix. Jetlorson, are requested to call and settb
with the uude:-signed, who is the successor of
firm, and alone is authorized to collect and receipt
lor said dues.
lie will be found at his former offlee where he
give his attention to the llniahiug up of all business
entrusts, 'n their care, aud the settling or estates
laud agen y, investigation of titles, paying of taxes,
general collections. Ac, ic. fc. Jtrl- libU-N.
iOV. 2 ith, 18 )7 jOtt.
m:i,lio AT COST!
riUltt SUliSCKIUERS are nowselliiiKorTtheirmam
X moth stock of Goods at cost, embracing alarge
stock of China Ware.
A RARE CUAKCE TO MAKE BARGAINS
Don't all call at om-e.
HOUSTON & GOODWIN
Cash for Raits.
T willpayeathfor rairs delivered at my Book
A iu rerrysburg, i willalsoturnishdealerswith wrap
uiug paper at tna lowest wholesale figures.
July 2t.mfl. jlOJIN COWKKS,
S. L. BOUGHTDN,
PKALEK IN
DRV GOODS, tJltOCL'IUES, HARD
WAllti, Vo.
BOWLING GltEE.N, OHIO.
HAVING removed to his New Store, and reoeive
a large addition to his Stock, will be h.tppy to
n. s "Id II leu Is aud customers, and as many new
as may fiver hi.u with u call, pledgiuj himself uot
be undersold in the County.
N. U. The books of the old firm must be settled
immediately.
Juno lit. ISJ7 fitf
MILLINKKY AMD DRESS MKI.NQ
iUUS. A. S. WOOD,
lias permanently located lu Perrysbure, and
keep constantly ou hand an assortment l (ash'.ouabl
millinery. such as bouuets. Ribbons, Flowers, llurdnr
Uraida.Capi-trimiuiiiga.aiC., &e., suited to the
of her customers.
She is also prepared to renovate straw bonnsts,
gentlemen s Panama anu Leghorn Hats.
Particular attention w ill be iriveu to dress inakin
aixllnug experience warrauuiier in believing that
will lie all. to please the must particular.
May, 14th. Istfi
tfViV lffl -AGE .V IS V .4 N TED. either Ladies
7,JULf ieiitlenien, in every town and couuty
tne Cuite-t aiatea. to tn.'i'' in a genteel hmiueas
which they via make) from $1,000 to (2.000 a year.
r ir iwrlicuiars, aaureaa, envioint stamp,
8. A. DEWEY CO..
Jan. T.18SS SSmS Box 151. Philadelphia. Pa.
For Sale.
A lares ausntitv of land Id Wood eounwy,
ember of town lota Sa Peirysbarg. Psrsous dssirlog
m uurebase are reeoeeted to apply soea.
gist s. rtsT-iw
jaatrPMUiiBAr.
to
of
1
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by
ana
niv
said
will
Store
se
one
to
will
want
or
el
or
and
9-Ureatest Discovery of the A&.ldfnf
IMPORTANT Tfl
TOBACCO CUE W E ll ST t
DR. OUSTAVC3 LINNARD'8
TA8TE RESTORATIVE TROCHKtC
Tht Ortat Subttituti for Tviaceo.
It Is a well known and Incontrovertabte tact thai1 tfcV
Inordinate ose of Tobacco ia the promoting eaaae sC, e
the most severe
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDM5 ' V
to which ths race of man Is subjsot, as carefal aaalySbt
and long and painful expsrlsnse have clearly proven
tnst contains csrtain narcotic properties most insia 1
loos in their effects, which, bv snterlnr into the blood'
derange thefnnetlons and operations of the Heart,
causing many to soppo. tb.y are troabhsd with
ehronio afTection of that organ. . ',.
TOBACCO affeots also the entire nervoos system,
manifesting itself as all who bare ever nasd the noat- ,
eus weed will besr testimony in Lassitude, N.rvonsj
Irritability, Water Brash, Dyspepsia, and many othei,
disorders of a similar oharacter.
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES'
Are designed to eount.raot these baneful influsnoee.
and have proved eompletely successful in a multitude
of cases, and wherever used. Being harmless in thsm
selves they exert a beneflcal offset upon tho entire sys- 9
tern, restoring tne last, wnicn nasreoome vitiated by
great indulgence, completely removing the irritation',
and accompanying tickling aansation of the Throat "
wliion are always consequent npon abstaining rrom tne
nse of Tobacoo, and by giving a healthy tone tether,
Stomach, invigorate the whole system.
NO EXCUSE
Need henoeforth ever be made by TOBACCO CHEW
E RS that there exists no perfect substitute or relief Tor '
theii eravings and unpleasant feelings, whs a attempt
ing to break off from tho use of Tobacco,as the tbocmJ ,
r.a or Lmengers are warranted to aerform all snob of--dees.
They are put up in a convenient and port
able style at 60 Cents per Box and can be had of'
all respectable Druggists. A liberal discount to the'
trade. ....
Prepared solely by the undersigned to Whont ' all or
ders should be addressed.
, James K. Bow er, Druggist.
Cor. 2r and Raceets., Philadelphia,
March 25, 18SR 4nW
CITY CLOTHING
e ju p o it i u ur..
Wm ROBERTSON,
Maumee City, Ohio, , , . .
HAS just received a choice selection of Fall aasT
Winter goods, consisting of French and English-'
Cloths, Cassimeres, Overcoating, and Doeskins; Plaia
and Fancy Silk. Satin, Velvet, and rich Plush Vesting;
which he is prepared to make up to order, in the most
fashionable style, and warrant to gire entire satisfaction
or no sale. Also, Shirts, Under-Shirts, Drawers, Col
lars, Gloves, Cravats, Scarfs, Ties, Suspenders, Half
Hose, Fur and Buck Ganntlets.soft f ur and wool Hate
plush aud cloth Caps. Also,
READY - ; : ';
MADE
CLOTHING,
which he ts constantly manufacturing andsellfmr at nr
ces lower than is usually naid for F.a ,j-m .
to sell," As his elothinu is manufintnrxl nn.'i.. ki.
own supervision, he can recommend it as being: well
store.one Ooor west of Allen & Nelson's brickbuild-
" S.pt. 2O.180--4TajsMi
lydraulic Furnace & Machine Shop of
eo. w. buowiv no. t r .
HAVING enlarged our stock pf Patterns, and Sat-,
ployiiiKthebest of workmen, we are prepared te
aae o oruer
Castings for Saw and G rist Mills.' ,
orany part thereof.on short notice. We have the best
t machinery, and feel confident in saving that we cam
lakeasgood workasis madeinthe west. H'e keen
n hand . r. p
MULLEYS Sfc WATER WHEEL8
oiineiatesiimproTsments. we also manufactrra
: ZIN WASIIBOAHDS. ;
ong's Improved Plows, Nos.-J, 3 St 4;
hiuh we offer at wholesale or retail. -. Mmfn.
broad promptly tilled. Furnace, on Uydrai'K" anst
IVUlB.lC.l, I1FI,
KO.W. BROWN. L.U.BUNT. i.lu,,'.
TO TUB PIRI IC. !
Notwithstanding the reports to the enntrsrv -m
would say to our friends aud patrons that th Parrs s-.
...- u.njt, ii mn nours, and arc
doing as iroodw r k(if not better. than im Mill I.
the country. Furthermore, we would say, that it is eur
intention to depend unon Custom Work m.i.,i-
to make it the Mill for the people, Flour and feed of
all kinds on band and for sale, and any orders left as,
our Store, will receive prompt attention, and will bo
deliveredr. of charge.
uee. i. iBo auu ; y. K. MILLER A CO.
BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS Ml -
Fresh arrivabj weekly at " v . . ...
ij v u - o n u u a .v f l rr w
sign of the Boole, consisting of School Bobks of alt
kinds, also Latin, Greek, French, German, and thsx
higher mathematical works. He also has the standard
Poets, Histories, Biographies, Travels, New and Poae
lar Works, etc., etc., together with commentaries aaeY
notes on the Scriptures: works on Theolosr. Annual..
Gift Books, for all seasons and ages, alarge assortment
oi liunuay uuis, ana roy Hooks with, bsautlfwl
pictures for the children. Of Stationery, he has the
best the eastern market affords and in great variety.
INKS Black, Blue, Red, Carmine, Arnold's eat
Harrison's Fluid, Copying, Indellible, etc ., .
GOLD PEAS-M-Hammath. ttnffrnMln
cial, Ladies, Ac, at t . HOLT'aV
For Sale. . . i
ON the most reasonable terms, the senth-west eaar
ter of the north half of section numlar . tow. a
of range number 12, containing 80 acres: also that
fractional part of section number 34, south-cast of tho
river, in town , or range , containing 36 acres, li
Wood couuty, Ohio. . , . . . ,: JAMES MURRAY., i
bcptember 10, 1HS7 :8tf
I5JLADE jiiijuitvr;
' This Establishment has been
REFITTED AAD ENLARGED . :
By the no . Proprietors, and ia now prepared te do
ALL. KINDS OF BINDING!
In as good style and as cheap as can be done olswbere .
We wish to call the particular attention of County OH
cers, Rankers. Railroad and Business Msn generally
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTOEY.
MUSIC AND .. AGAZIfvES .. :
Bound in ai:y style desired.
BelievitiK there is sufficient work to auatain hVK In4
class BINDERY iu Toledo, (if business men caabe la
duced to get it done here,) we have spared no pains or
expense iu procuring either material or workmen, e4l
wouiu respeetiuiiv asK our citisens to patronise . .
"HOME INSTITUTIONS"
in preference to sending abroad, and in return we pleat..
1..-.l. ...I I. ii-
i.e iuvui guu.i wu ouu low prices.
PbLTON, STEWART
T & WAGGOKKK,
Nov. 26, 13&7 2Utf
BANKING NOTICE. The Paaavesuao Bsbsc!
is now open and prepared to disconnt short beat.
ness paper, buy and sell 1, old, Slher, and Eastern la-,
change, and transact other business ia their 11
Interest paid on time depositee, .
J. a. Bua iUH, uashier.
TT'IRE !i WATER-PROOF PAINT
A faistrat
A
tide Just received aud forsale by
PECK. & HAMILTON
Steel Teeth Cultivators, Cauldrons t '
3, 5 and 8 pail Kettlea.AVngon Boxes.Sleigh Shoes. Ae.l
w
Boots suiil .Shoes.
We are prepared to make to order. Boots and Shoes.,
and will nl o keep them constantly on hand. Give na.
a call. HOUSTON & GODWIN.
September 8, 1857--17tf
WANTED ! WANTED ! !
PORK, WHEAT, CORN, OATS. AC.
The undersigned wants to purchase a large quantity
of Pork, aud all Linda of merchantable Graiu. for whleb
ths higUest market price IN CASH will be paid.
JAMES J. 8M1TH.
I iii proved Fa rut for Sale.
rpilE Siib.cnlier will sell a good improved farm, sit
JL uuted one ai.d a half miles above Perrysburg, oo
lite Giluad road. There are 156 acres, with 116 acres
improved; a good orchard, and good buildings will,
be aold a a bargain, for cash. ' A4UEB COOK.
Perrysburg. July 30. 1HA7 12tf '
Improved Farm for Sale,
rpil E din. scribe I has a good improved farsn for sale
X. situated three miles from Perrysburg, oe trsa Wee
tern Resrve and Maumee road. There ere aeveaty
acres under good eulti vatlon. an orchard of two howdres
fruit trees, with good buildings, eider mill, Ae. Torses
reasouabb , will, but a small portion down.
JulySd.13.i7 litf ASUER COOK.
Ilea Cedar Posts!
The under-lifned bate quantity of Cedar Poets,
which ho will aell at fair ratee, be tho eortl or
single poet JAMSSHOOiV ,
Perrysberg. Aogest SO, H57 ISmJ
CASH 8TOIIEI r. . 'sr
THESuhsrribertepew selling his goods fvreeao oc.
iuequivalent. He has a large efoeh aodie oator
aautadtodiapeeeeftkeaiatasniell proaH. CoJloo4
ef O. POW AJtw.