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Nobody.
Th Ullert tre are th moot lleroely Mailed by th
wind. Tha mt uhlnln mark i effeuett lilt by th
arrow. Th beat mtit It tho Krontaxt object of hat by
fJatan nil hi mlrl. Some writer, w know not
wham, hu viroSfled IhU nthnont, follow!
If nobedy's noticed you, yon mint be amill,
If nobody' llghtd you, you mint b till)
If nobody's bowd o you, you must lo low)
Ifnobody' kissed yon, you're ugly, we know
If nobody' nrled yon, you're poor cFfj
If nobody' nattered you, flatter yourself;
If nobady'a eheutad you, you are knnvj
If nobody' hated you, you art a lv
If Bobody'aoallad you a fool to your fo
Hmrbofy'a winhad for your back In Itsplaca
If nobody' allcd you tyrant or oold,
aombody think you plrltls mould ;
If nobody kno of your Hmltn but a friend,
Nobody will ml of thom at tha world' end
If nobody cling to your purse like ft fawn,
Nouody'll run lika a hound when It'a (on;
If nobody's eaten hi bread from your store,
Nobody'll call you mWerly lorei
If nobody' slandered you bora In our pen
' Sign jrourtell Nonoov, a oon a you can.
WASTE NOT.
"Why Jjyou waste -tlmiun
to a young lad who was busily employed
in breaking up (rush roll, and moulding the
piecel between hi thumb ami flnr, into dif
ferent ahape. The boy hunt? his homl and was
about to leave the table, when the gentleman
taking him kindly by tha arm, aaid, "See hero,
I wan't to tell you a circunHtmicu wliich occur
red on buanl my whaling ship, a few yearn ngi;
and which made audi an impression on in,
mind that 1 can never endure to sue a crumb of
food waaied.
"A few years ago, when I was in New H-d-foid,
preparing lor my lost whaling cruise,
my aunt came to me requentiii thul I would
take her ion, a very intonating boy of about
fourteen years, to ana with me.
"It will ba very h rd for in) to part with
Willie,' said tho mother, 'lor lie in u 1 1 I have;
but hia henlth Is so poor, and he is so delicate,
that 1 fear to keep him at home, lest I lose In in
by death. Had his father liwil hu would have
taken him to seu long before this time'
"1 readily consented to the mother's request,
and Willie's health improved daily ; and his
amiable disposition mude him a favorite with
all on board.
We hr.il been out nearly three years, and would
with two or three nioro whales, Iiuvh completed
our cargo, V.Hia wis now ab o tojmg.igt in
whaling. One duy it liad been unusually dull ;
towards nidit the mm on tho lookout cried
"A. whule! a whale!'"
"I went and looking in the direction indica
ted, saw a lurgn wh ilo making for us. It wits
too lata in the day for us to entertain the hope
of capturing her, so I ord 'red th. ship to be put
about,' well knowing that a whale will not at
tack a vessel under ordinary circumntaticus.
Having seen my orders obeyed, 1 went below
duck, where Willio and some more of my com
panions were wlnliiij? away lltotime by song and
jest ( when, suddenly, something struck our ship
with such force that every limber quivered. -
A loud cry from thu men on deck ; uu I ere we
had time to think, wc recived another shock, uud
the water came rushing In upon upon ns.
"'To Ihe boats, to the bouts,' I cried.
"In less time ,hdii 1 can I' ll It to yon, the
boats were lowered ; and snatching siidi uni
ties as lay in our way, wo embarked in them.
"Scarcely hud the lam man lelt the wreck rre
our gallant ship went down. The whale,. I
think, must have been muilliiieil by other pursu
ers, and wreaked her veui:euiic upon us. The
boat in which it wus my lot to be cusl contain
ed some ten persons, among whom was my
voting mend Willie. Our hope was thut we
m'mht full in with some, whaling vessel, and by
it be secured. Our stock of provisions was very
mall.au I from the ftrst was dealt out in rations,
with great care, that one should not have, a
crumb more than another. When the fifth day
dawned we had not one p.trticlo of food, and
the little thut we had eaten for the Tew days
previous had been far from sufficient to satisfy
the craving of hunger, to say nothing of keeping
ep the strength ol men who were toiling at the
oar day and ni"ht. The small jitpf of water
that we had with us wus neatly exhausted, uud
yet no friendly sail hove in eight. As far ns
our eyes could reach there wus nothing to be
seen save the sky above and the sea beneath;
and yet we toiled on, hoping that each succeed
ing mom would reveal to us a suit.
' But uo ! the tenth day dawned, yet i"i land
had been discovered ; hope had nearly deserted
as. The men were frantic anil clamorous for
food. One had suddenly threw himself over
board, preferring drowning to the lingering
death of starvation ; and the sea, like some huge
monster, opened her insatiate jaws and swul
lowed him. Now the men whispered to one
another, and their eyes glared like maniacs.
At last, one bolder titan the rest, spoke out.
"' There is no denying the fact, starvation
stares us in the face. To longer go w ithout
food is impossible. I propose that we bit nil cast
lots to tee who shall die first, and by tho sacri
fice of one, perhaps save niuny.'
, " For a moment death-like stillncs hung over
tha little boat ; and nothing but the convulsive
tremor of the oars in the water betrayed that
those fearful words had been heard. At length
the oars resumed their usual beat, and the pro
posal was seconded by another, and assented to
by all. The lots were soon cast alas, that I
ahould live to tell ! the lot fell upon Willie.
And now the question arose. Who slnll slay
him? No sno was willing to do (ho dreadful
deed, and yet they were dying for food.
"We can cast lots to see who shx II do it.'
tt last spoke out one of the inot ferocious ol
tha crew.
"No sooner proposed than done ; and the lot
fell upon me.
" I will not do It,' 1 cried; 'I will givo my
self up in his stead, lie is t lie only son of his
mother, and she is a widow,'
" 'The lot fell upon Aim,' wus the reply, 'an I
if you won't kill him some one else must. We
will cast lots again.'
" Twas done, and this time the lot fell upon
k burly sailor.
.. " How shall I do in' said he.
"Al a pistol was produced by one of the men.
it was agreed to shoot him. All this time Wil
lie had been pulling at the oar; he. now usked
for some one to Ukd his place, which Ivim; done
he moved along to the stern of the boat , when,
turning his buck to us, and lifting his tarpaulin
from his head, he knelt in prayer for a lew mo
ments. Then rising, he uppoached me, and ta
king my liana, sunt-
- "'Captain, if ever you reach home, rem:1 in her
. my poo' mother, oay to her Willie was icadv
to die, but never let her know the real circum
stances of my death.'
"Then turning to his comrades, he said
"Comrades, I am ready.'
' "A neckerchiel of one of the men served to
tie his hands. He look his place in the bow of
the boat. I tumt d my back and leaned over
the boat Hide. Tie sharp rrpoit of u pistol j,,
Willio was uo more. Thank Uo.l, he did not
, finger.
"The men seemed fearful at first, to cat that
bich they had so coveted; but hunger soon
aompelled them to partake. They atespuringh
at llist, then ravenously. I did not partake;
could not.
" Four days after this, near sunset, we thought
, we discovered a dirk spot upon Mm water.
might be a vessel j every nerve was strained
reac1) it. It proved to be an English whaler,
nd the Captain most hutnanelv took n on board,
' and done everything he could for our relief aud
. comfort.
' " When 'he little boat which had been our
r home for fourteen days was hoisted along side,
' aom of Willie's remains were yet lo bo seen
. tad the good Captain gava orders to have them
gathered, an t prepared for burial. It ilnl not
' take long to tout them in a shret. nor long
" aew them iu the cam as which Is th sailor's
, caffiu. ' Hi comrades with such of the, whaler's
rrew a eould ba spared from duly, gathered
lound his remiius, and the Captain, reading '.hat
most impressive service, from the book of Com"
mon Prayer,' 'committed his body to the deep.'
"Nivur, tin en that timt'siid the gentleman,
"do I see a Wall spread table but 1 think of those
poor famishing men, Never do I see a crumb
wasted but the awcel, pale face of Willie rises
before met.
"Miuy m mihs aft'rWjr Is, wh-n I readied my
home, Willi ' in ithir liHleiie, I to m to enquire,
wilhaiuioi hurt, afl.ur hirrfenr toy. I could
not tell he.r all, an I left It r with tin impression
that he was lost on the wreck."
State Fair Items.
-The S ate Fair commune on Tuesday, the
I Uli of Sitiinil)r, an I c iiitinuvs four days.
From pres-nl in liciti irn it will nnrias in
utock and attendance all tha previous Fain.
Nearly one hundred clnice Short horns are al
ready registered forcompetition. Several entire
herds from south of Ilia National Uoad will ba
on exhibition.
It not unfrequnrilly happens that persons
attending the State Fair do not receive the bene
fit of the half fare regulation, becuuso I hey neg
lect lo purchas) the ticket from the regular
sgentat tin Station where they take the cars.
Tim priiicipil duels in SindtiMty are
West's now ho'cl i first class one just opened
St. Lawrence, Town-end, and Verandah.
ThcM are s nn i flfle-n or sixteen other hotels in
the city. A uintib'i' of elegant steamers will
lie in the Hiy during SI alt Fair wr.tk, lo act
in (be capacity of hotels, and lo in ike pleasure
trios ainoiij tin Isl.iu l. The "liland Queen,
and perhaps other small steamers, will ply be
tween S in titrtkv nn I Itelly's l.slmd daily.
"Any qn intity" of small sail vessels can be
chartered for trips to O.I tr Point.. Hull's Island,
Plaster Beds, Port Clinton, Marblehead &c,
etc.
A new feature in till ensuing State Fair
will be the exhibition of soon splendid speci
mens of Like Superior minerals, Ohio Iresh vvu
ter sh'tlls, Kouii in ii'iuii shidls from California,
iVo., Ac.
Ku'ries miy hi male up to one o'clock, P.
M., on Til 's lay the 1 1th of Seiitotubcr. Horses
and cattle only to b- publish hI in u catalogue
were limited to the 2'mIi of August.
San lusky City Ins been thorouulilv canvass
ed, and it couiinitliu of reception appointed,
wlioie duty It will hi to direct visitors to pla
ces whore boarding and lodging may be obtained.
Soiu '. incmb.-r of this com nittee will bj at each
depot on tin arrival of (rains.
Antony the stock on exhibition at (he Slate
Fair will be the imported Draft Stallion Drji
U'tce, that sold under the hammer last Decem
ber lor $2.8V) , together with several other hor
ses un I a N inn in mare of sain i importation.
We learn that " Ihmnit Scotland,'' owned by
Messrs. Reber & IitHZ, will olso he on bund.
Ivlitonanl other invited guests will re
port themselves nl the S"cretarys office, to re
gister thdr names, uud receive a ticket conl'cr
iir on them all ih ' privileges of the grounds.
Paper, pens, ink, & fir,.1., will ba found in the
Editor's 0 ;mrtinciit on the grounds.
St oelc an ! h-avv articles should be shipped
the. week previous to the Ftiir, because tho freight
trains will 1, willi Inuvn from tin road termi
nating in Sandusky during the State Fair,
O.'ito Farmtr. '
Railway Matters.
There are, in dill'ereut parts of tha world, now
ope i to the exigencies of trade and travel about
U.OUO miles, and the rest of Kit rope about 21,000
miles, leaving to the United States ond Canada
about 25,000 miles.
Great Britain has expended for her railway
system no less than fil ,505,000.000, or about
972 for each iuliabitsiit. Some idea of the im
mensity or this vust system of trudu aud travel
locomotion may be gleaned by the following
statements: it all the engines in use in Ureal
Britain ba supposed to be concentrated into one
engine, which should hive run twelve mouths,
it would havo passed over 80,000,000 of miles,
which, if the engine had only made 30 miles per
hour, would have required no less than three
years, moving night mid day. Not less than
two and a hull" miles of railwuy are constantly
oovered by truius, To control the motion of
these there nre required no less than 5,000 loco-moiivc-.-ngines.
Tho total number of cars is
not less than 150,000. Admitting the average
length to be twenty loci, uud it these trains were
linked together, the whole would cover the New
York and Erin railroad from cud to end, and
leave enough inure curs to cover the road from
Cincinnati to Hamilton some 500 miles in all.
One hundred and eleven millions of passengers
puss over these roads during the year ul an uver
ago distance id twelve milea each, or for one
man 1,3:1,000,000 miles, or enough to carry c
man to the sun uud back uo less than seven
times every year. To the people of Oreut Brit
ain there is thus saved, in the time of travel, no
less than IW.000 years every twelve months,
and in money, at a fair rate. 11,400,000, or
nearly ten percent, on the $1,505,000,000 capi
RAILWAY INTEREST.
Tim average, Interest paid to English share
holders is 3.5 percent.: Scotland, 14.7 per cent.:
while in Ireland the dividend is annuully 4 per
cent. Iu the United States wo have one road
that pays 'JJ percent.: several from 10 to 20 per
cent.: ten puung per cent.: fifteen paying 6
Per cent., an I on- which onl pays -J per cent.
It would thus seein that American railway
stocks are more protitahle than fvtgiish stocks.
LONG ROADS AND SHORT.
The longest road in the United States is the
New York Central, fi.V miles. The total ex
penditure on this road until completed, was
0d0,000,000. It pays a dividend ot S per cent.
The shortest road is the Krie uud North-east (on
the. million ty ot limns Merchant s .Migtmtne
but we b. Iiee tho Petersburg and City Point
road is leu miles shorter,) viiv-0 miles. The
cost and equipment of this road was $750,000,
and ts last ividenl was 10 per cent. The
largest dividend undo by any road iu this coun
try, is oy the Udeni and Chicago via., 'JJ per
cent.; and the smallest by the Kuletgh uud this
ton roud, in Noith Cirolina.
The rai'r.ad debt of this country is enor
mous; and we sustain this assertion by the lact
that twenty compaitus have contiacted a debt
of full fu Au iirvd millions of (fV.ws .' W
ear tins item win long continue to cnciue our
toads.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
I
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to
Oreot Britain the nunib'r of accidents
very bin ill . simply because the roods are well
built, and in cautions hands. On an average
only one passeuuer is killed for 5,200,000 con
veyed. In the United States we have more acci
dents, aud generally attended with a greater Iocs
of life because our roads are not so well bu It,
tho country is more uneven, and tho conductors
less cautious. Besides, wo have a gieater va
riety of natural obstacles to conU n I ag'aiust,
us Hosts, ice, lulling timber, elo.
Tho fanncis i.f Clover Hill, Chesterfield
county. Vj , .I. ploie sadly the luik of rain
that hd-iimi, v hi re n ol a chowcr of two minute
duration, ha fallen for ninety days. Within
radius of five miles of Clover Ilill.ctrcry corn field
is completely burnt up, inuiiy having b-en
scorched by the rjniusun of Jtiue, when scarcely
of oi.e-third growth.
A Goou Txr imr not ok the Bim.k. That
was a strikingly intelligent person, who called
upon a sin puititcr to have a Sunday School pro
cession banner, tvitt'auid; "we're going' to h.ive
ii leniiu nine vvnn our rotnili o July Sunday
School celebration, and our folks want a banner,
"Well," naturally enough responded the painter,
-you ougni io nave one. nai will yon hive
painled on it?" ' Wttl, 1 d'll know; weort to hcv
a text o sknpter painted onto it for a motto.
hud u t we?-' Yes; that's a verv good idea; what
shull it he?" "Wal, I thou.'ht Mm would bv about
aa pood a any;" "lie nine you're right ttn
llh((Ul" v
DR. MOUSE'S
INDIAN ROOT PILLS.
MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS.
S
oAirrio.v.
Hard and ft
.Morso'a
Merchants and trndnr will ho on llieir irmir
not Im imposed noon hy a ( ouuterlcit of
Indian iiiiet I" i lis. aiirneil A. II. Mom-r. All
If..... Mill, i.mw . until, in.. I .
tUU iiiiiii.il i.i.iii i mi. iit.Tw ni .....iiu mil. nin. ,IV
ol A. J. Wtu'f iy Vii. oncaen imx.
I)K. MOllSK. tho inventor ol .iIoimk' Indian
ItooT l'liil.s, linn spent Hie Kri'ater part ol' hid lira
in travtillnjj, havinx islled Kurope, Asm and Afrie
a wull as North America---has spent three vears
tinongtlia Indians of our Western eountr) ll whs
in this war that the In lian limit Pills were Hist li
unvreil. Ir. Moore was the first, man to ostablish
ho fact that all diseases nme from imitiiitv tit
rii K aiioon that oar Htrengtli, health and life (Iu
'
this vital lluid. A. J. WIIITKit I t)
neiidod iinon
AO l.eonaril Street, .N V
Hit. MilItSK, the Inventor of MOItSli'N MM.V
HOOT I'll. I. S, lias spent tha Kiealer partof his lll'u
in travelitiKi having visited Knropo, Asia, anil Airiva
aa well us North Auierii'a lias spent three years
among the Indians of our Western country it was in
this nay that Hie I ml iuii Kojt Tills were hrsl discover
ed. Dr. Morsu was tho hrsl man to estaldish the fact
that all diseases arise trom IMI'l'lll l Y OK TIIK
UI,()()D that our slrunLli, health and lii'e depended
upon this vital lluid.
When the yanoiis passages become cotfcil, and do
not act in norl'ect liarniony with tlio ilillereut functions
ul' tlm body, the blood losas its action, becomes thick,
corrupted and diseasud; thus causluKiill pains, sickuess
uud distress of ever; name: our strength is exhausted,
uurhealth we arc deirivud of, anil it nature is not in
sisted iu throwing oil' .lie stagnant humors, the blood
will becoinu eliokuil anil eeasu to act, anil thus our
light of lite will forever bu blown out. How Impor
tant then that we should keep the various passage of
the body free and open, (ml b;w pleasant to us that
wc have il in our power to pur a irmuieiuo in your reach,
namely, Morse's Indian Knot Pills, uiiinufactured from
lilantsaiid mots which grow around the mountainous
dill's iu Nature's garden, lor the health uud recovery
of diseased man. Dnent the roots trout which these
I'ills arc 'H ide s a Sinlnrille, which opens the pores of
the skin, uud usmi ts .Nature in throwing out the liner
pai'lsof ihu corruption within, l he seunml is u plant
which is an Kxpuctoranl., that opens and unclogs the
passage of the laugi.and thus, In a southing manner,
performs its duly by throwing oil' phlegm, and other
humors from the lungs hy eoiions spitting. The third
is a Dinrelie., which gives ease and doublo strength to
the kidneys; thus encouraged, they draw large amounts
of Impurity from the blood, which is then thrown out.
bountifully by the urinary or water passage, and wliiuh
could nut have been discharged iu any other way.
The fourth Is a (,ithartio, and accompanies the other
properties of the Tills while engaged in purifying the
blood; tho coarser particles of impurity whiuh cannot
pins by the other outlets, nre thus taken up und con
veyed off In great quantities by tho bowels.
from the above, It is shown that Dr. Morse' Indian
Itoot Pills nut only enter the stomach, but become
united with the blood, for they Und way to every part,
mid completely rout nut. und cleanse the system I'm in
all Impurity, and the lilo of the body, which is the
blood, becomes perfectly healthy; consequently all
sickness and pnin Is driven from tho system, lor they
ennuot remain when the body becomes so pure uud
lear.
Tho reason why people are no distressed when sick,
uud why bo many die, is because they do not get a
medicine which will pass to tho iilllleted parts, and
which will open tho natural passages for tho d Incase
to be cast out: heticu, u largo iitiautlty of food und
other mutter is lodged, and the stomach and intestines
nro littcrally overllowing with tho corrupted mass;
thus undergoing disagreeable fermentation,constnntly
mixing with the blood, which throws the corrupted
matter through every vein and artery, until life is tuken
from the body by disease. Mr. Morse's rn.i.s have ad
ded to themselves victory upon victory, by restoring
millions of the sick to blooming health and happiness.
Yes, thousands who havo been racked or tormented
with sickness, nalti and anguish, and whose feeble
frames havo been scorched by the burning elements
of raging fever, and who havo been brought, as it were,
within a step of the silent grave, uow stand ready to
testify that they would have been numbered with the
dead, had It not been for this great and wonderful
medicine, Morse's Indian Itoot Tills. After one or two
dosus had been taken, they were astonished, and ab
solutely surpiised.ln witnessing their charming cll'ccts.
Not onty do they givo Immediate euso and strength,
and takeaway nil sickness, pain und anguish, but they
nt once go to work at the foundation of the disease,
which Is the lilooii. Tticreioro it win no snnwn.es.
poolully by those who uso these Tills, that they will
aoeleansu and purify, that disease that deadly enemy
will take IU llight, ami the tlusli or youth and nemity
will again rottirn, and the prnspectol'alongaud happy
life will cherish und brighten your days.
Caction. Hewnro of n counterfeit signed A. R.
MOO UK. AW genuine havo tha name of A.J. Wiiitk
,1 (lo. on each box. Also the signature of A. J. Hliite
' Co. All others are spurious.
A. J. Will I'll A CO., SuU Proprietor,
50 Leonard Street. New York.
Pr. Morse's Indian Root Tills are sold by all dealers
iu Medicines.
Aifcnts wanted in every town, village and hamlet in
the bind. Tarties desiring the agency will address as
iihnve for terms.
Price 'J.i cents per b ix. live boxes will bo sent on re
of $1.
ceipt postage paid.
December zi, im.h. .i-'iy.
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I N all tho leading blanches of maiiufaeturing Indus
I try the great nractienl superiority of Singer's
Sewlnjr .Machines is a fact established beyond dispute
No tailor, shoe in inulacturer, elothto. , seamstress,
dr 'ss-mnker. saddler, carriage trimmer, hat manufac
turer, c, Ac, can atiord to do without them.
One Thousand Dulltirs a Year
Is only a fair average of theactual profit from the use
of each one of these Machines, and, for confirmation
of this truth, we refer to anv one of the thousands of
persons who use them. They are adapted to every sort
of work, tine or course. upon silk, cotton, linen nnd
woolen fabrics, also light and heavy leather. .They
never fail to give entire satisfaction.
To meet the growing demand fur n smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes, we
nave lust produced, and are renuv to receive orders lor
Nliigev's rw Family Newinif Mncliiiio,
Which is the most compact and beautiful -ow ing Ma
chine ever constructed. It is ornamented in the high,
est stle of arl. and nil who sen it are delichted with it
It males the improved interloc'-ed stitch, and is capable
of doing a greater variety of work iu better style thun
any other Sew ing Machine ever ottered for family pur
poses.
It is not subject to the objection of using tw ice too
much thread, aud in. King a raveling seam, like the
tirovcr& Hiker; nor is it coutined in its operation
to a lew thin tabrics, liable to get out ol outer, and un
tilted to use flux thread, likethe Wheeler & Wilson Ma
chine; but is amply siillieient to perform all kinds of
tainilv sewing.
Trice of r ainily Machine with Iron table complete
for use, $100. The larger standard machines, trom
$123 to $21)0. Send for 1. M. Singer iV I'o.'a Ua.ette.
a beautiful pictorial paper, deotd to Sewing .Ma
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April lath, IsAS.
83- KKMOVAL. rCD
VM. ROBERTSON,
MEliClLVNl TAILOll,
HAS removed to the iiiiick aroint. (roeontlyoou
pied by Allen A Nelson) corner of I'ouant and
Wumic itreeK, Maatnee fit v. Ohio, where he ha open
ed a stock of neatly selected piece goods, of the uenesl
and mostt itesiralde talirics aud styles, tor
SPRING AND SUMMER
Wear, wliiuli he is prepared to make up to order
a i a i o v e r v v 1 e e s
t han tho same goods uud workmanship can be had
eisewnere.
Also,
JtKADY
MADE
CLOTH ISO
Manufactured under hi own supervision, which he ran
recommend as Iiciiik well 'cade, and at
(.r itly ItvHlucs-d l'rtee.
Muum City, June S. lss tf
I MUIS ILK.--Two heavy lumber wagons, by
r f. II. Mll.LKU A CO.
lUy is, is;,t 1
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a ritizi; roil r.vntinoDY.
WHO 81 IISCHIIIKS Kill TIIK
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A RKAt'TlrtTM.T
ILLIIMlitATi:i.
VA MIL Y WSPA P Eli.
I IIK NKW YO It K 'WKI'.KLY PI1F.SS Is one of
the best literary papers nf the dnv. A large Quarto
containing I WfcN'i Y PAOKS or SIXTY COLUMNS
of entertaining mntter; nnd KMiOANTLY ILLUii
'I' It AT Kit KVKHY WKKK.
(ill'T WOllTll KUOM ,-.n CF.NTSTO lono on
WII,I. UK, SUNT TO HATII srilSCIllHI'.lt ON
It l-.CKII'T OF THE Sl'IIHCHH'TION MONKY.
TKHMS--IN ADVANCK.
One copy for one year, and I gift. $2 00.
Three copies one year, and H gifts 6 0(1.
five copi s one year, and fi gifts 8 lltl.
Ten copies one year, and In gifts la nil.
Twenty-onccnpic I year, and 21 gifts, :)() UO.
The nrtb les to bo distributed are comprised Iu the
following list :
1 United States Treasury Note $1000 00.
'2 do do do 600 0,, each,
fi do do do 200 (Ml, each.
10 do do do 100 (10, each.
10 Patent lever liunt'gcas'd watches, 1O0 OO.each.
20 (iuld wntihcs 7j OO.each.
fiO do CO 00, each,
lot) do fiO 00, each
.'ion Ladies Gold watches 35 00, each.
200 Silverhiintingcased watches 31 OO.each.
rum Silver watches $1S 00to2.5 OO.each.
loot) Gold guard, vest fohchains.lO 00 to 30 00, each,
lnon Cold pens and pencils 6 OOtolo OO.each.
t,old liiickets, nraeeiets, jiroociits, hear Drops,
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons. Uincs. Shirt
Studs, Watch Keys, Gold nnd Silver Thimbles, and a
variety of other articles Worth from 60 cents to $ 1 j 01)
each.
On receipt of tho subscription money, the subscri
ber's name will be entered upon our books opposite a
number, and the gift corresponding with that number
will be torwnrded within one week to hiui, by mail or
ervtrsn, pest paid.
There is neither humbug nor lottery about thc
above, as every suiiscrmer is sure ot a Prize of value
Wo prefer to make this liberal distribution amonc
them instead of giving a large commission to agonts.
giving to tho subscriber tho amount that would g.
io inn iigeni.nim in uiiiiiy eases u nunitrpd told more
JViPAll communications should he addressed to
DANIKLi ADBri, Publisher,
211 Center Street, New York.
Muy 27, 1838 Jly
Til K AIM N DO US E XCITEMENT,
rpilfi Subscribers have now their complete Stock
L of Fall and Winter Goods, which they otl'er to
their friends nnd customers at greatly reduced prices.
llicir mock comma ol
Dry Goods,
Hardware,
Crockery,
Boots and Shoes,
Clothing,
Hats and Uaps,
Iron, Nails,
Glass, &s., &c,
In short every thing that can be found in a country
Stnre.
Tho above goods will be sold as low as nnyvflicro
west of New York, for Heady Pay. Iu these days of
Money Panics, wo advise everybody, to bring on your
Cash, while it is good, and buy cheap.
Guileful for past favors, wo hone to merit a continu
ance of the liberal patronage hereteforo bestowed ou
us. 1'. U. MlLl.UU & VV.
October 20, 1857 25tf
Fresh Arrival.
flMIK subscriber is now opening the largest
L and finest stock of goods ever brought to
UfiAtSSthls market, hoe nt during the panic at ruin
ously low prices, among which will bo found
WATCHES & ULOCKS,
Of all kinds nt vour own price.
JEWELRY.
The largest stock ever oll'ered here, at half our former
prices.
SILVER PLATED GOODS.
Spoons, Forks, Castors, Cake Baskets, Ac. Watch
es, Clocks and Jewelry repaired nt tho shortest no
tice. W. P. UKISWOU).
EL12CTHO
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
iVutches and other Goods
rLATinVWITII GOI.D OK SILVER AT THE
KalOUTUST NOTICE.
mav 2T--3 W. P, GH1SWOLT).
HEADS IN!
JOHN BATT, WATERYILLE,
Makes to order, on snort nonce,
PORK and FLOOR HARRHI.S, Ht'TTER FIR
KINS, TUUH. CUMINS,
or any. thing nnd everything in the Coopering Line,!
iu the very best
style and nt low figures.
Wutervillo, I.ueas Co., Dec,
SI, 1S57 Sfmfi
15.
K 11 EPS.
LT
EAl.i: It in Dry
Goods, Groceries. Roots. Shoes.
Mi
rockery. Hardware, Suit. Pork. Bronson's Pine
Cut t'hewiuif lobaceo, and extra family Klour,
Which Will be Sola 'hcnp for Clash or Coun
try Produce.
Two hundred thousand tint Hoops wanted.
March as, ISort 4titt
WESTERN AGENCY,
FOB TIIK SAI.K OK
Letter, Cap, Note, Printing', nnd Wrupping1
t'n per).
i. AivnuitKox v co.,
Xo. 5 Ciardener's Building, Toledo,
"I 'vKSlKK to announce that they have been nppoint-
M.J cd by the following Mills, as VV esturu Agents for
sii U ot their papers:
Creenleof t Taylor Manufacturing Co.,
Si'KiNiiKlKi.n, Mass.;
MASsassoit Millt and Wakhang Mills,
KOK TIIK SACK OK
Letter, Cap and Note paper.
Cougress Letter and Cap.
Congress note and Lofral note.
Ladies letter, Commercial note.
Ladies note, Itnth Post .V Billot note.
Lalte Erie Paper Aill Co., Chagrin Falls, O.
For the sule of Printing Paper of all sizes.
Friend it Taugeman's Paper Mills, Lackland,
Ohio.
Kor the s.ilo of Wrapping Paper of all sizes.
Their arrangement with these Mills are such that
the West can now enjoy the same advantages as if
I'M r.K Mil. I. ot the hiust ouiu'.k was in operation in
Toledo, supplying ull the varielicsof paper, Writing
fruiting ami II ru;i;i g, at Mill iTtccs. Please give
I us a cult.
AddrcNi 11. iAUKllSU.N 1. 11 ,
Toledo, O.
P. S. The above paper will always be ou hand
quantities. We have just received a shipuieutof l,ic0
Kcams w rapping.
T3iW GOODS!
NEW SPRING STYLES.
31001:1: i;ko nis:i:s.
'FOLK DO, OHIO,
KK now receiving their Spring Stock of beautiful
t A
gaodsscuusistiii iu part of
RICH, PLAIN1". AND FANCY SILKS,
BL'YAUKKE lt .
PLAIN AND PRINTED RKKAUES,
ROBES A'yUILLE.
ODALISQUE.
OUOANDIES, FRENCH JACONETS.
PERCALES. BRILLIANTS AND
OH ALLIES. FRENCH AND ENO
LISH PRINTS, BROCHE, WHITE CRAPE,
AND STELLA SHAWLS, MAN.
TILL AS, ifcO. .
ttOX.KTS AXH MILLINERY GOODS, PARA
SOLS. 4. UOSIKRV.
CARPETING SI
VELVET TAPESTRY. BRUSSELS, AND IN
GRAIN, VENIT1AN AND OIL DO.,
MATTING, Ac, Ac.
Our stock is th mast complete and extensive in
it departments of any in the citv, and those iu waul
of rich and fashio able good will find it to their
vsnUL'u to call and ee us.
Cash whulsale buyer will And it for theirinlerest
examine our slock. JKiuiih uttii 1 iir.ns.
April 8 lMMf Summit St,
rMlE Subscriber is no sailing his goods for cash
X itaiiiivaleut. IU ha a lar stuck and I deter
mined tu dUuonaof tlieui at asuiall profit. Callaad
UKO.rOWKKS
t IMMOTIIY KKD, A pare article, free from weed.
.a, lorssienv bcti.iuncns.
March :A, lS5S--itf
a
all
ad
to
or
THE GREATEST
MEDICAL
DISCOVERT
OF THE AGE.
MR, KENNEDY, of rtoxbnry, lias discovered In one
of our common pasture weeds a remedy that
EVERY KIND OF HUM 0B,
from
The worst Sc, ofula down to a common Pimple.
He has tried it In over eleven hundred cases, and
never failed except in two cases, (both thunder humor.)
He has now In'his possession over one hundred certifi
cates of Its value, all within twenty miles of Hoston.
Two bottles are warrnntod to cure a nursins sore
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the wont kind of Pim
ples on the face.
J wo or three bottles will clear the system of biles.
Two bottle are warranted to cure the worst canker
in the mouth or stomach.
Three to live bottles are warranted to cute tho worst
kind of Erysipelas.
one to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor
In the Eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the
ears and blotches among the hair.
roiir to nix bottles are warranted to cure corrupt
and running ulcers.
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 cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism.
1 lireo to lour bottles are warranted to cure Suit-
Itheum.
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of
scrofula.
A benefit Is always experienced from the first bottle
nnd a perfect cure is warranted when tho above quou
tit? la taken.
Koxnt'HV. Mass.
Dear Madam, The reputation of tho Medical Dis
covery, in curing ull kind of humors, is so well estab
lished by the unanimous voice of all who have ever
used It, thnt I need not say anything on the ubjcct,ag
the most skillful physicians and the most careful Drug
gists in the country arc unanimous in its praise.
In presenting tho Medical Discovery to your notice,
I do it with a full knowledge of its curative power, in
relieving all, and curing most of those diseases to which
you nre unfortunately so liable. That most excrucia
ting disease to nn aitcctionate mother,
HUKSINO SOWS MOUTH,
Is cured as if by a miracle; your own temper is restored
to is natural sweetness, and your babe from short and
rrctful nups to calm and sweet slumbers; ond the Med
ical Discovery becomes a fountain of blessing to your
husband and household.
Iu tho more advanced stages of
CANKER
it extends to the stomach, causing
DYSPEPSIA,
which is nothing but canker on the stomach: then to
iutestiucg and
KIDNEYS,
creating a sinking, gone fooling, and an indifference
even to the cares of your family.
I our stomach 19
RAW AND INFLAMED.
your food distresses you, and you can only take certain
sinus, nnu even ot mat your system does not get half
tlie nourishment it contains us the acrimonious fluid
of tho canker cats it up; then your complexion loses
its bloom and becomes Biillow or greenish, and your
best day is gone. For wunt of uourishmeut your sys
tem becomes loose nnd flabby, mid the librcs of your
body become relaxed. Then follow s train ol diseases
which the Medical Discovery is peculiarly adapted to
UUR E;
Palpitation of the heart, pain in the side, weakness of
the spina and small of the back, pain of the dip joint
when you retire, irregularity of the bowels, uud also,
thai most excruciating of discasts, the
PILES.
How ninny thousands of poor women are suffering
from this disease and pining away a miserable lil'iymd
their uext door neighbor dues not know the cause. 1
wish to impress on your mind that good old proverb.
An ounce ot prevention is better thun a pound o
cure." In tho
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
yon htvo both the preventative and the cure, with this
great nnd good quality, that it willnever.under any cir
cumstances, do you any injury.
tso change ol diet ever necessary eat tho best vou
can get and enough of it.
Diukition for I'si. Adults one table spoonful per
day Children over ten years dessert spoonful Chil
dren from live to eight years, tea spoonful. As no di
rections can be applicable to all constitutions, take
guthcient to operate on tho bowels twice a day.
lours truly,
DONALD KENNEDY.
Price Sl.no per bottle. For sale by PFCK & HAM
ILTON. Pcrrysburg; II. BUUUITT, Maumee; and by
Druggists Generally.
October !!!, 1S57- 23yl
FUHN1TUKE, CHAIRS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
TIIK Subscriber Manufacture nnd keeps on hand, at
his Shop and Wure-room.on r'rout street, one door
east of the l-'xchauge Hotel,
CAHINHT WAKE it CHAIRS,
of almost every description, und of course at all prices.
All my work is warranted. Work made to order, and
repairing attended to.
11 U CUT A ItllVC
Having a good Hearse, and good workmen, lam pre-
paredto attend to this as it should be, WELL.
'riJlCIMNU.
I am also in order to do all kiud of Turning, at my
factory oi tne iiyaruunc,
Newels,
Banisters,
Broom-handles,
Cabinet Work,
&c.
Ten Pins
Chair Stuff,
&c.
Order by mail, or otherwise, promptly executed.
VI 11.LIA.H UKUUIY, Jr.
Perrysbnrg, May 0. 1857 A'iiJltf
FOR CASH ONLY!
T
11ANK.KCL for past favors, tho Subscriber
takes this method of
IXrOIUIIXi HIS Cl STO.lIEltS,
AND TUB
PUBLIC GENERALLY,
That on, aud after the
Fill ST DAY OF JULY NEXT,
Ho will offer hia
GOODS FOR CASH ONLY,
AT
REDUCED PRICES,
Believing that h? can make it the
INTEREST Of THE BUYER
By so doing.
PLEASE GIVE HIM A CALL,
OXE AM) ALL.
Cash Paid for Butter. Re", fihl. and Hlf. Bbl
.Staves, and Hour Bbl. Hoops.
A. M. THOMPSON.
Ptrrysburg. June 11. 1MT tf
Cash for Hues.
T wiDpaycashfor rasr delivered at my Book Store
Am rerryaliurur. 1 willalsoturnUh dealer wan wrap
piujr paper at theloweit wholesale nKurea.
July J4. l(.iti, Jintjrunr.ns.
OBOSS & CO.,
1IKA1.KKS IN
FINE AV AT CUES
Also, a large assortment of the latest aud
most fashionable tUlcaof
Jewelry, Silver & Silver-Plated Ware
GOI.lt .V Sil.WK SPECTACLES.
California tiold made into (Watchetiand
Jewelry
TOLEDO, OHIO.
Comer Summit and Monroe Streets,
All (toads warranted a represented, ahould they prove
otherwise, the money will lie returned, watclica
and Jewelry repaired in the neatest and
most substantial manner, by ex
perienced workmen.
N. H. All kinds of Jewelry manufactured to order
FLOl It VOU SALIJ.
TT THOLESALE or retail, by
V M'lLLIAM HOUSTON.
April C. lS3t.
Ttl).
r)0.ooo
Buhol of Corn.
WILLIAM HOUSTON.
April :.,1S?
.-VUrcBtest Discovery of tha Kftfif
IMPORTANT TO '
TOBACCO C II EWERS!!
DU. Gl'STAVUS LINNAUD'S
TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES,
Tlit Great Substitute for Tobacco.
It Is a well known nnd incontrovcrtable fact thai tie
Inordinate use of Tobacco is the promoting causa of
the most severe
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
to which tht race nf man is subject, as careful tnalyat
and long and painful experience hay clearly proves
that it contains certain narcotic properties most ((id
Ion In their effect, which, by entering; into tha b)o4
derange the function and operation of the Heart,
causing many to suppose they are troubled with a
chronic affection of thnt organ.
TOBACCO affect also the entire nervon ytm,
manifesting; Itself as all who have erer used the noxi
ous weed will bear testimonyIn Lassitude, Nervoa
Irritability, Water Brush, Dyspepsia, and many other
disordersof a similnr character.
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES
Are designed to counteract these baneful influence
and have proved completely auccessful in a multitude
of coses, and wherever used. Being harmless inthtnv
selves they exert a beneficnl effect upon the entirely,
tern, restoring the Tnste which has I ecome vitiated by
great indulgence, completely removing the irritatioa
and accompanying tickling sensation of tha Throat
which are always consequent upon abataining from tha
use of Tobacco, and by giving a healthy ton to th
Stomach, invigornto the whole system.
NO EXCDSK
Need henceforth ever be made by TOBACCO CHEW
F, US thnt there exist no perfect substitute or relief for
theii craving and unpleasant feelings, when attempt
ing to brank off from the use of Tobacco.as the troch
es or Lozenger are warranted to aerform all auch of-,
lice. They are put np in a convenient and port
able style at 60 Cent per Box and can b had of
ull respectable Druggists. A liberul discount to tha
trade.
Prepared solely by the nndarsigncd to whom all or- "
ders should be addressed.
James E. Boa er, Druggist.
f o.i i ii Ti ....
v.wr. s't a iiu uuuesiB., rmiuucipnia.
March 25, 18"nMi!v
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.
A Jlenevalmt Institution, established by special envois
meat for the relief of the sick mid distressed,
iifflicled with I trident liiU Epidemic
Visensesr
rpO all persons offlicted w ith Sexnal Diseases, snk''
L a Spermatorrha-a, Seminal Weakness, Impotente,
Gonorrhim, Gteet, SyphUis, tht Vict of Onantt t r
Self Almse, SfC, He,
Tho Howard Association, in view Of tho awful de
struction of human life, cnused by Sexual diseases,
nnd tho deceptions prnctiecd upon the unfortunate vio
tims of mieh diseases ty Quacks, several year ago di
rccted their Consulting Surgeon, as a CHAKITALLB
ACT worthy of their name, to open a D)spcnsary fot
thetrratmentorthia class of diseases, In all their forms,
nnd to give Medical Aid Gratis, to all who apply by
letter, with a description of their condition, (age, oc
cupation, habits of life. Ac.,) ond in cases of extreme
poverty, to Furnish Medicine Free of Chargt. It is
needless to add that the Association commands tha
highest Medical skill of the age, and will furnish tha
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, on a review of the paf t, feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort;
have been of grent benefit to the nfllicted, especially. tT
the young, and thev have resolved to dovote themselves
with renewed zeal, to this very important but much
despised cause.
Just published by the Association, a Report on Spes
mntorrhcea, or Seminal Weakness, the Vice of Onan
ism, Masturbation or Self-Abuse, and other Diseases of
the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, whih
will be sent by mail, (in a sealed letter envellope,) fret
c Charge, on the receipt of two stamps for postage.
Address for report or treatment, Dr. George It. Cal
houn. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No
2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. IIAHTWELI , Prtt't.
Oko, FAincniT.D, Secretary.
December 17. 1857. 321y.
Hydraulic Furnace & Machine Shop of
WEO. W. BUOWIV & CO.
HAVING enlarged our gtock of Patterns, and em
ploying the best of workmen, we are prepared to
make to order
Castings for Saw and Grist Mills,
or any part tliereof.on short notice. We hove the best
of machinery, and feel confident in saying that we can
make aa good work usis inadeiuthe west. We kp
MULLEYS & WATER WHEELS
olthelatest improvements. We also manufuctl r
ZIJ WASIIBOA1EDS,
Long's Improved Plows, Nos. 1,3 Sr. 4,
ground and finished in goodstyle.
Steel Teeth Cultivators, Cauldrons.
3,?and 8 pail Ivcttles.Wagon Boxes. Sleigh Shoes, &c.,
which we offer nt wholesale or retail. Orders from
abroad promptly filled. Furnace, on Hydrai'I;e api
Front street
lCly.
L.M.IU.'NT. A.SfllTH
UKO. W. BltOWN
TO THE VI Ul IC.
Notwithstanding the reports to tho contrnrr wa
would say to our friends and patrons that the Parrji
burg Mills are crlndim? daily, nt nil hours, inn r
doing as gcod work, (if not better.) than any Mill in
the country. Furthermore, we would ay, that it i aar
intention to depend upon Custom Work mainly, and
to make it the .Mill for the people. Flour and fed of
all kinds on band and for sale, and any order left at
bur Store, will receive prompt attention, and will ba
delivered free of charge.
liec. 1, is;( iiuti f. H. MILLER & CO.
LIOOKN! HOOKS! ! HOOKS 1 1!
Fresh arrivals weekly at
II O L T' S BOOK STORK.
sign of tho Hook, consisting of School Books of all
kinds, also Latin, Greek, French, Ucrmau, aud the
higher mathematical works. He also has the standard
Poets, Histories, Uiouranhics. Travels. Xew and Ponu.
lur Works, etc., etc., together with commentaries and
notes ou the Scripture; works on Theology, Annuala,
Gift Books, for nil seasons and ages, alargc assortment
of Holiday Gilts, and Toy Hooks with beautiful
pictures tor the children. Ot btationcry, be has tua
best the eastern market affords and iu greut variety.
INKS Black, Blue, lied, Carmine, Arnold' an
Hun-ison's Fluid, Copying, Indellible, etc.
UOL.U Tt.Sa Jluminoth. Lugrossine. Commeri
cial, Ladies, Ac. nt HOLT'S.
BLADE I51iII;KY.
This Establishment has been
REFITTED AND ENLARGED
By thenew Proprietois, and is now pre arcd to do"
ALL. KINDS OF BINDING
In as good style and a cheap 89 can be done eUwher.-
w e wish to cull the particular attention ot County Offi
cers, Bunkers, ltailroud and Business Men generally.
to our
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTOItY.
MUSIC AND AGAZINES
Bound in any style desired.
Believing there is sufficient work to sustain ONE Bit
class BINDERY in Toledo, (if business men caab !--duccd
to get it done here,) we have spared no pain as'
expense 111 procuring either material or workmen, an'
would respectfully ask our citizen to patronize
nti.uii i.srn i iiOAS"
in preference to sending abroad, and iu return wa piora--Uethein
good work and low price.
fliLTOS, STKWA11T Si WAGGONER.'
Nor. 2ti, 1857 21Mf
BAN KIN U NOTICE.--'! he Perhybulbo BtaK
is now open and prepared to discount abort bad
ness paper, buy and sell Gold, Silver, and Eastern ex
change, and transact other busine in their lin.-j
interest paid on time dcpesitei.
j. at. m.iktu.. tvasniar.
For ale,
ON the most reasonable terms, the ioath-wat ,aar
ter of thu north hulf of section number 9, towa i,
of range nuiuber 12, containing 80 acr; also that
fractional part of section nuiuber 34, aouth-aast of tha
river, iu town ti, of rango 0, containing 86 aera, ia
Wood countv. Ohio. JAMLS MURRAY.
September 10, 1857 18tT
F "KKSirTKASTlUt'E, Sl'UA ItS.and RIO
L.VSClS. at I July 111 J GEO. POWEKB.
For Sale.
A largo quantity of land in Wood county, an1 a
number of town lota in Perrysburg. Peraou desiring
to purchase are requested to apply soon.
Aagust 6, 1S57 13tf JAMESMCBBAT.
WASHINGTON' CMOV Insurance Con.
puny CAPITAL $300,000.
D. H. Dunham, Prei't. Gko. Myoatt, Trea.
Cleveland Mutual Insurance Company)
Capital f '.'00,000. Kink taken on reasonable terata
theabove responsible companies, by
H. H.Dodul, Ageat for.Woed oaaiy
S. L. BOUGHTON,
DIALER IN
DIIY GOODS, UKOCERIES. HARD
WAlli:, eic,
EOWLISG GBEKN. OHIO.
HAYING removed to hi New Store, and receirad
a large addition to hia Stock, will ba kappy toaaa
his oldfrituds and customer, and a many (iew caa
as may fovor him with a call, pledging himself nat to
be uudrrsold In the County,
N. It. The book of tha old firm muat ba tcjji
Immediately.
June I. "lS6T 6lf