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A ND HOUSE l O rs

IN B1DDEF0RD.
Tile Saco Water Power Company, wishing to
l. reduce lis real estate. now offer for sale from
One Acre to Que Hundred Aeres oi good farming
land, most Of which is well covered with wood
and Timber, and located within about OF mile
from the village. Also large number Of House
and Store Lots in the village. Terms easy.
l1f THOMAS QUlNBY, Agent.
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Hope springs Exulting from its Use,
while Doubts feeirS; away,
give place to Conviction
most Triumphant.

Be kind enough, Reader, TO give your atten.
ton one moment, and you will learn what
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StilIman B. Allen,

LdV, NUIdhI FUDLIc'
Ind Commissioner for Nor Hampshire,
KITTERY, York County, MAINE.
WILL attend to Legal Dnsness Ia The Courts 81 fofi
w and Rockingham Counties and viii pay special
attention % the collection % demands and oter b1spess
In Portsmouth, and In Kley, Yort and Eiio,. lie VII
also prosecute Prnson Boaaiy LAni and other claims
against the Goyernment
Refers 10 Hon. ID. Goeienov, Hon. WIN. O. Alien and
~ d. Appleton, Esq., Alfred, Ne, and VIM. H. AeA'
EFT md A. II. Hatch, EsQs., Postsmouth. VI y
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It's rymsrkshls faei, that among the hundreds Of
eminent physicians who have examined the reeips By
which bulls sarsspsria Is PREPARED, not has con.
d.nued It, but all approved ", and commend Il Ia the
highest terms. Many physicians ssprrss themselves
strongly To- III. belief ihst u decidedly the best pvps
ration OF that has been placed before the
public Although there many phi, scisns Who feel
reluctance To having l.r names appended TO the recon-.
m,pdaiion OF any particular r,n.y, notwithstanding
thew NAV approve Of In tue highest degree, there
other, who frankly Yield their support In favor Of .
remedy shIeh they Know Is capable Of doing much
good IN an afflicted community Asan evidence, read the
following from old and rp-etsble PHI! sleians, Of high
standing In III. community In which they li'eI
TESTIMONY.
NJ Testimony iIks the fooNing renders supernuous
Al. comments on the efficacy a. Ius sarsaparlla FROM
Dr. t. f. yaud-ll Professor Of Chemistry la the Louisville
Medical College, have looked the list Of ingredients
eompsir John bulls Compound Extracted S.rsaT~ra,
aud ha,. Lesiiaon h. SAY Ing that they form sale
compound aud that pTonss vel Ia ehIonle dbsasss,
10 which II y applicable l.. L. iANpELi, N. y.
Loulsyills, Juhe o, lsiS
What Br PyI-s physician D, appointment TO the Lou
s,ils Mar4s Hospital, says of bulls sarsapsrillai
louIsyIlls, March ~, ls4S.
have examined the prescription foe the preparation OF
John bulls sauapAril aud believe tie combination TO
b. an excellent one anil we'll calculated 10 produces an
alternative In prrssiun the system. have used both
IN public and private practice, and think 1t the best
article IL s.rapaTa nov In use.
E.siL, M PLY Aleiau Louisville MaTins Hospital.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-10-06
A RUSSIAN VIEW OF THE CASE.

The Russian paper, the Brussels Nord, says
the resolution of Prince Gorchakoff exhibits
the energy of great commander. 1t saves
Russia from an inextricable position into
which false Interpretation of point Of
honor would have thrust her. The Russian
army concentrated north of Sevastopol will
henceforth have that unity of movement and
action which until now it has wanted. The
Sevastopol of the South is replaced by Sevas-
topol of the North-a formidable position,
bristling with innumerable guns, which a
campact army hencefoward will defend. I'm
partial history will do justice to Prince
Gorchakolf who, by making a momentary
sacrifice and avoiding useless effuson of
blood, has preserved for Russia an army
trained to war by struggle OF years du-
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IS

New York, Oct.4.-The case of the U. S.
vs. James Collier, ex-collector of San Fran
cisco, was tried yesterday in the Circuit
Court, before Judge Nelson. The decision
on nearly all the points involved were in ia
vor of the collector, and will have the effect
to nearly liquidate the claim of $l00,00O
brought by the Government against him.
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LATEST

The Paris correspondent of The Times
says it is reported that % 900 men have en-
barked at Baaklava for the north of Sevas
topol; also that the Russians are in full re-
treat toward PerekOD
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LOSSES OF THE ALLIES.


The London Post says the English loss in
the assault on the Redan was five to six hun
dred killed and fourteen hundred wounded,
including one hundred and forty-one officers
The Moniteur says that up to the morning
of the llth, 4,500 wounded, including 24O
officers, had gone TO the ambuances. The
number of the dead was not ascertained, but
it is probably about 1000.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times writes that five French generals were
killed, besides ten superior officers.
1t is also affirmed that Generals Mcmahon
and Frocher have died from the effect of
wounds, and that Gen. Bosquet is either kill
ed or wounded.
Gen. Pelssier has been created Marshal
of France, and Paris completely illuminated,
Oh account of the victory.
A grand National TIE Deum was celebra-
ted at the Church of Notre Dame-the En-
peror attending in person.
Queen Victoria has sent an address OF
thanks to her army, and directs Gen. Simp-
son to congratulate Marshal Pelssier on his
brilliant victory.
Throughout France and England the re-
joicing is immense.
A Paris correspondent says Pelssier has
telegraphed for instructions in case Gorcha-
kof should ask to capitulate. The reply, as
reported, is, in substance, that the Russians
must surrender at discretion, lay down their
arms, and give up all the fortified places in
the Crimea, including Odessa and all their
munitions of war, without doing any pre-
vous damage thereto. But Gorchakoff has
not yet asked for terms.
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There is some talk in Paris that Louis Ma
poleon intends putting his cousin Lucian
Murat-a few years ago planter in Flori-
da-on the throne of Naples. Murat is a
good natured person, but has neither energy
nor wit enough to make King in times like
these. He has, however one great advan
tage to back him which no King in Europe
can brag of, for he has Yankee wife--and
she is not only handsome woman still,
but has intellect, energy and decision enough
to keep her husband on the throne without
the aid of a police.--[O. S. Journal.
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FROM THE wAR-BY THE AMERICA.

FROM THE WAR-BY THE AMERICA.
The news by the America adds but little
to the details of the fall of Sevastopol as
brought bv the Washington. All these de-
tails are, however, entirely confirmed. The
following, however, is subsequent to the sail
Ing of the Washington:
Dispatch from Gen. Simpson.
CRIMEA Sep. l0-ll P. MI inspected.
to-day, Sevastopol and its lines of defense.
The mind cannot form an exact picture of
our victory--the full extent of it can only
be understood by an examination of the place
itself. The multiplicity of works of defense,
and the material means applied thereto, ex
Ceed by far anything seen in the history of
the war. The capture of the Malakoff has
placed in the hands of the Allies a large
amount of material and immense establis h.
ments, the importance of which it is not
possible to state exactly. Tomorrow the al
lied troops will occupy the Karabenaya and
the town, and under their protection an An
glo- French commission will be occupied
with making out return of the material
abandoned to us by the enemy. The exulta-
ton of our soldiers is very great.
SErr l2-The enemy has destroyed the re-
mainder of his feet. Nothing now remains
ahoat.
The Allies are fastening preparations in
case of Gorchakoff attempting to reach Pc
rekop or to unite with Liprandi.
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Arrival of the Pacific.

A boat from her, however, reached the Hook
between III and II p. NJ, and her news was
telegraphed to this city.
Her dates are to the 22d ult Dispatches
from Gen. Simpson from the seat Of war had
been received by the government describing
the assault and capture of the Malakoff. He
says:
That at IL o'clock on the morning of the
9Th, the French columns under Generals Bos-
quet, Mcmahon and De Lamott Rogue, en-
tered and carried the Malakoff with most
impetuouS valor.
The British columns stormed the Redan,
but after a bloody contest could not hold
it. The second assault could not be organ
lied until the next morning, when the Redan
was forced to be evacuated.
The retreat of the Russians to the Perekop
is contradicted. 1t was assured that they
would be unable to hold the North of Sevas
topol for the want of provisions.
Nothing definite was known in regard to
the next movement of the Allies.
Four thousand cannon, five thousand balls
and immense quantities of stores were taken
possession of by the Allies.
SEvAsToPoL.-The Car Alexander in his
address to his army says Il rely confident
ly on your courage to repel all future attacks,
u
he will accept no conditions of peace derog-
atory to Russia. The Gar, in company
with three Grand Dukes, has sgnifed his in
tention of visiting the Crimea.
The Emperor of Austria had congra atulated
Victoria and Napoleon on the victory of the
Allies.
There was more talk of negotiations. The
latest was that Austria was willing to un-
dertake the work of mediating at Vienna, but
France prefers Paris as the place of negotia-
ton.
1t was reported that Prussia had underta-
ken the work of mediation between Denmark
and the U. S. on the Sound dues.
In Paris there was considerable excitement
at the high price of bread. The exhibition
of the industry of all nations will continue
to be open till Nov. 18th.
The King of Naples had sent apologies to
England and France for recent insults. MAJ
zinIs revolutionary monifesto to the Neapo-
litans had been published.
New ORLEANS October BY the steamer
Nautilus we have Brownsville advices to
September 22d.
Col. Castle was still in command of Mata-
moras. The besiegers numbered from 600 to
| 200 troops, and demand the unconditional
surrender of the city. Viedurra was also
marching thither. The city of San Louis
de Potosi has been captured by the insur-
gents, and General Gillon killed.
Tampico had pronounced for the plan of
Viedurra, and driven out Gen. Caunasoria
New YORK, Sept, 4.-The steamer Black
Warrior arrived here this morning with dates
from Havana to September 28th, via New
Orleans. The health of Havana remains
good-business active.
BALTIMORE, October 4-The deaths from
fever at Norfolk on Friday was IL, Tuesday
Z; but one reported on Wednesday. At
Portsmouth on Monday 3, and on Wednes-
day none reported.
Most of the deaths reported are in the
Aims House among the negroes.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

ration, and placed that army in position
which enables him to command the situa-
ton. ... ge -.... .as
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Republican Ticket.
For Governor


Republican Ticket.
For Governor
Salmon p. Chase.
Lieutenant Governor
Thomas III. Ford.
Auditor of State
Francis M. Wright.
Secretary of State
James H. Baker.
Treasurer of State
William III. Gibson.
Judges of the Supreme Court
(Full Term)
Jacob Brinkerhof.
Vacancy
Charles G. Convers.
Attorney General
Francis d. Kimball.
Board of Public Works
Alexander G. Conover.
Senator
William S. Lunt.
Representative
- Erasmus d. Peck.
Auditor
James w. Ross.
Treasurer
Shibnah Sphinx.
Commissioner
Samuel M. Chilcote.
Prosecuting Attorney
Sylvanus Jefferson.
Surveyor
Francis w. BoWe.
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ELM1RA, NY, Oct4.-It commenced rain
ing here on Tuesday night about sun down,
and continued almost without intermission
till after dark last evening
At an early hour this morning the crowd
which had been steadily accumulating till
the present time, commenced thronging to
the Fair. Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather it was estimated that ten thousand
persons had visited the grounds. The pro-
gress of the exhibition had been greatly
checked by the storm and it is feared has en-
dangered its success.
The trains from all parts, come crowded
with passengers. The hotels are densely
packed and thousands who have been una
BILE to obtain lodgings have left for their
homes, and hundreds of Others are seeking
lodgings in adjacent towns.
Tomorrow, should the weather be clear,
it is estimated that 10000 people will visit
the grounds.
Gov. Bigler, of Pennsylvania, and quite
number of noted individuals from different
parts of the country are here.
Boston, Oct. 4.-The Democrats of Sa-
lem yesterday appointed delegates to the ma
tional Democratic Convention, and passed
resolutions, unanimously in favor Of re-nom
mating President Pierce.
Thora &c Como talk in pariS that TOuic Ma
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RIVER ITEMS.


49, The river continues falling at Louis
vile, with only feet inches water in canal
90. The boats are getting aground in the canal :
rsi.ss 60 Capt Shaw calls his new boat built for
- the Cumberland river trade. Blanche Lewis.
The fine packet VIM Garyin will be
- down this evening from Louisville, and in
three or four hours start back on her return
80 trip. We need not commend her to the trav-
cling public sass ss.s.ss ,.s. sss a sss
- The price of cabin passage from
81 louisville to New Orleans, has been reduced
i to $25, This rate has p.en prevailing at Gin
-cnnati for some time Freghts are also lower,
with shipments of pound freights at 80 cts.
80 per barrel. Potatoes 40 cents per Dbl
90 The Tishomingo has been laid up at
49, e., Louisville for few days to be locked
III sss--s The TIighfyer was here in good time
sis4yesterday morning from Louisville for St.
Louis. We thank her clerk for papers.
gaip a new steamer called the r. F. Sass,
was here yesterday from Pittsburgh bound for
q st Louis, with first rate trip of passengers.
saz F----r The steamboat Hartford, belonging to
- 'the Cincinnati Kansas Association. was burned
in the Kansas river on the 10th inst While
lying near a prairie, the grass caught fire,
s. which immediately communicated with the
- boat, and she became total loss in few mo-
ments. The captain and his men had barely
aaA time to escape with but portion Of their bag
50, gage, and were obliged telie upon a sandbal
all night, there being no white settlement with.
.1s in less than five miles y --e.es 80 '.'E
- The A. L. Shotwell arrived at New
Orleans last Saturday night and the Twichel
Sunday night The Sultsna left for the Ohio
ss river last Monday. sel ..s..Is ~ : sssa
- The Rainbow put out good deal o
,splunder on our wharf yesterday, and had
fairtrip as she always does. ~ ~ e
- The S. f. j. .Trabue arrived here from
q louisville yesterday afternoon bound for New
- Orleans. She took on some freight here lay
-. Z. ing several hours at the wharf. ~ =
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sss ....'0rour friend VIM. McGrew, Esq. who has
just returned from trip to Michigan.
"a brought us from that chilly climate an addition
=. to our stock of corn. One kind is called the
'quail track" and the other 'horse flesh The
first kind IS small and red. The other is
larger, and transparent yellow, touched with
red--and both much smaller than eur corn,
They are novelties here $3.50 -
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MEDICINAL.
WHY FEMALES SUFFER IN HEALTH.
THE MARRIED woMANS
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,

20 BY DR.. 4. III. MAURIcEAE.
PROFESSOR DISEASES WOMEN.
One HisndreatS Eaifon 600 O0O) 1Snso PIP. $50.
..,na.sa work q ssasl.hes reputation fs0nesls.s ia
Pbiiaselphia an other cities. n cold BY the
principal boo sellers in the United States.
EVERY woman discover. BY comparing her
synsters Described nature character
cause OF and be spared much anxiety and suf
we'll the pieasantness OF making known
making ola physician in the nunbersas
which she Ia subject The wife about becoming
often need Of Instruction advice
whic she will hershnd This book tsils hss
and tells her what do It. In staple
but ehasss words. and such al shs can understand.
Those suffering distractions sgus-ies peculiar
e The female e tro VII ss F5 n 9ins
the means Of prevention ameioraticp .anu relief.
sssi ss .n
ss1ins The marriage ssIs. ss
aues eoendsbe that viii rather suffer than
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panon every female pAysiean shat knows sna de-
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Dr. Am MAuaIcEss Ny Dearsir: 1y wife hsen per-
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Per1ss express you relief Afforded ag
dressed mind and the Joy its impaired my wife,
grea: Desopsaux Pro,i-
esiyed possible But this year would
have passed over head in all human probability wife
weud have her and children left othsrls
's ~ INDIANA AGENTS:
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willie; O. r. Harvey. viResnss james Beard H. Faaesta.
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DIR. w. T. OWENS PILLS.
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often snd too Frequently the practice of
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merely Of the brain Of the
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public miraculous and diseases which
in the caption this advertisement.
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would persons this community trying
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This csrtinss my very sef with chin
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certify tina. bad ehils and fever and induced from
fever 70 purchase box Dr. W. Owens silly esebrs-
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the months tried all the Chill Pills ana
had in the country In ordt
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DR.. ovens Chill Pills and safely ererybstF
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gentleman for six and ssra
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Pittsburg. Pa.
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THIS eertiAes lad the chs and ths
remedies without effect bsn used
Of Dr. Owens Chill Pil and they have entirely sSrsG
rarta 80 e.. IhoS- = IAhbOA-
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=. ~ a total eclipse of the is advertised
.. .oome off, tonight, 1t will most probably
-,r get on before it comes off. tssa
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COMMERCIAL.
)'4 Z EvASsvIILEI Oct. "a.

Rive--Falling here and At all points above.
In a'tolerable fair stage 80 8 Z ga
Weather-eold, wet and disagreeable, with
rains the last three days and snow last night.
e .Basiness.- Nothing new to remark. BUSH
ness has been rather dull the last week. No
great changes in the staple articles of groceries
Flour and wheat have been on the rise, but
not proportionally so here to the rise in the
larger cities The news by the last steamship
arrival made no change in breadstuffs. Our
city mills prices viii be found below. Bust
ness st the river dull. Boats running with
light trips in almost every trade. Il
= wIaBAESALE PRICES CURRENT.
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MEDICINAL.
F AMILY PHYSIC.

vE'HERB has long existed pusiie ehsssr.
sesy safe psTsspas This has been prepared
:has de.9sns I'D srsi 0f virtues hAs c0Ess-
ss:sn ed u, ey 8 make psiiss P pct
the obi sill the ssery other TE.s
hs. been ana Win that would
for Che s.sIs aiserse ths. .me'.
snet Many q them prsduse gripins pain re-
, ,1s so !. 'es e to R sa z.
cation pain unless il from previously existing
ss Do can IN ssnsy 81
s.. be ter that sny 9sdisns should be taken adieOusy
they applicable. given the box Among
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Pan il the sids and Lsns tor truth
AFFORD prompt and relief eostivenss piles chos
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and every csc rhsss rpssn,s Is
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Heart psips il Tie back stomach and side They
blood ana 3. for he shsass
BLOOD ana Sy heir story ~
s.s.sd ne whole oTssa,sn Esss.sa .e.s
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pursasvs medicine iedaess the strength
required cannot here h.y susss
% vii hsa
has Hsaiind whs. sh.ir yir.:.
Employ when " need d ea.hsrtis 'Sssssas
Being wrapped they pleasant TO take and being
purely Vegetable harm arise from their in
For ninuts dirsesioS; see The -r,ggsr en- he box
A III E 8 C.. A YE r.
PRACTICAL AND AsALrrIcAL rHKsIsT. lowxGI. nAss.
Price rs cents Psr box. Fivs boxes fer 81. s4e9
keller. Fsrnsley Co. Evsnsviiis. Ins., .esFs
Yagie 4 Crawford. 0wensviiles - e set ~
Iialloek Il Parmiter. Princeton; 81 g
@. b bingham Pstoka; tifts ss srr
". ]. Whiting. CynthiAna; 80 - .as p
.. e. Jaquess 4 Co. Possyviii,; s. ~,
MessTs. Gerdiner At BlsirHvle aza Wa4ssvilisj
williams and Robertson West Frsnkiil: ~
Dr. Thomas Newman and Jas. Sanpson. M. VsrnsAf
Hudspeth Bro. BoonviiIe. s.h
Bowers n Sargent. NewturEh: lsr
Adams Campbell. PetersburKh; ~
Fred EcEsssia. CiasinaaFi, 0..ADs sii sraEsisss.
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~ ur1zr n win be seen by reference to special
: notice, that the Druiads 'meet in Council
this evening. A full attendance is requested.
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ssssGt The rooms for the Library Association
-te4areaow being prepared in Fosters Block for
the reading room, sc. ai,s5 tis 4 = iseF =
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..ss .4D7- We thank Hon. Smith Miller for o
49, handsomely bound copy of the Constitution
and other documents 'fAs' ~ p sT.a.lss