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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-10-20
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

the glorious county OF that name up north
west. A despatch from reliable source
says the majority for Chase is four hundred
and ninetv-eight and for the balance of the
state ticket, fire hundred and ttVenty-SeDcn /!
Last year Wood gave 292 majority for Swan.
This is noble result. 1t secures a repre-
sentative, and probably senator in that dis
trict. 1t indicates the drift of popular opin-
ion in the great northwest All honor to
the noble republicans of Wood II OSLO
Your figures are too low, Mr.. Journal, al
though you think them high for Wood coun-
ty. This is the third time the people of this
county have triumphed over party drill, and
each successive time with an increasing ma
iority. We find, here, that " in rsnion there
is strength We did not realize that we
were making any unusual effort in the can
vass, but we were united and earnest and
endeavored to do our duty. We adhered to
the one main question of slavery aggression,
and ignored all side issues. The result is
before the public. We claim that Wood is
! the republican banner county Of Ohio for
the year 1855. What other county has done
as well? Ohio is the republican banner
state of the Union, and it is something OF
an honor to be the banner county of that
state.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN ExPEDIrIoN.-A
correspondent of the n. Y. Tribune says,
/ large number of men have been enlisted in
New Orleans for the Central American ex
! petitions of Kinney and Walker, all o
. whom will go out armed. 1t is said also
that several wealthy planters have subscrib
ed large amount Of money to the enterprise
while others have agreed to go down as sool
as things are more settled and take will
them their slaves. Many who have enlisted
have agreed to take their families along
The fund guaranteed to Kinney for the pro
motion of his enterprise, amounts to over iv
| millions of dollars, and it is alleged that tn
whole effort is to secure the organization o
slave state in Central America, to be an
nexed to the Union.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-10-20

NOTICE TO TEACHERS. The examination
of teachers will take place on the I'd Tues
day of November next, and not on the first
as published in our last. The district court
will convene here on the first Tuesday-a
fact of which the examiners were not aware
when they inserted the notice last week.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-10-20

The Atlantic, with Liverpool dates to the
6ih, arrived at New York on the 18th. The
war news is, in brief, that the Car is on the
Black Sea, at the city of Odessa, encouraging
his troops, hurrying on new levies and sup
plies, and is determined to wage war with
redoubled vigor. The allied army is follow
ing up its victories, preparing to crush the
Russian army by powerful assaults in front
and On the left flank
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-10-20

JUBILAroRy.- republican, state CEN
tral committee announce that " an appro-
pirate popular demonstration of joy at the
republican triumph in this state, in which
every republican of Ohio will be invited to
join, will be held at Columbus some time
soon. The republicans of Fremont had
torchlight procession, an illumination and
oyster supper on learning the success of the
state ticket; and the leading democrats of
the same town generally got drunk, as the
Fremont Journal says, upon ascertaining the
success of their county ticket. We have
heard that some oysters were eaten and hi
larity prevailed in this town, on account of
. the result Of the ele ction, but suppose it was
mostly private affair. Good society" is
quite exclusive in Perrysburg
The following counties have given larger
Republican majorities this year than they
did last, viz:
Ashtabula, Lake, Mahoning Lorain, Trum-
bull, Van Vert, Fulton, Geauga, Morgan and
Wood. The banner belongs to our modest
neighbor, Wood, which increased her major
ity from 292 to 509 Sandusky, which last
year gave III majority for Swan, this year
gave II for Medill.-[Bade.
President Thompson, of the Ohio Wesley
an University, at Delaware, Ohio values the
property of that institution at $3.50 900.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-06
A1nS>Grv-BEyrf.- OF LN.st R, nr..-7t

A1nS> AVs-BEyrr!- Of LV.tt R, nrs-1t;
re 81! 's.-a;tt rti:rss taArs caes %.
IT. an! II tst r.ent " the SANDAL O: j,
fnr', ,houtl bs rrter,d rMn coz d.! ufc.-
fTub nlr tw months rllstenlt on Ii. s.ts-
~ ''tr"d' petsonsts ".ny It" Fnnsio.
|thu tt'sinih The standard dana with 'en.Arkar t
Gee ant beauty. aud ,housr a. vi uuscQv Il
q maH .! tho details II Sse tunurSs 8.
p ia'n> c mmaudin. p sn'on on thu ssss
} .thsp all lM pt"miuss, frs'u;eS Of cha,sc
II III srsss facility. AMI ia all respects gives in.
tatI Nv ii ia.ent, which. II ptop<tly cultivated.
tngs; we her hHfa position in he' Pfefssson.-.
i have EltHes'tl bet Julia in The iiu rh.
a. Jul,ap" in The Honeymoon. and ke, besU;'
Patb.ua. as. ni.h'. will sustain US intie se
''mo'. l-' Iustri' c!mR-a1 her in The sl.ouE
ietms i, III. sPpt"ba'lnno OF ST Intelligent and
ttarrus pu tic She app ais to.nph MI YES
81 rict,' Jtaus which az It's fnr scope fc,
1t, 'slsnts. and We ttust ths, ste aay have Snau
zee Su'thy Of such performance as We feel
faUirI Site will pIO1uce
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TELEG.R 3, ri III
By the National Line,
rsLso RAPaEO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsni>o1oS, P.b. S.
SES.Tr.-Mt. Stuart presented join. IesoIu.
ton from the legislature Of 'ichisen, insttuctins
their Senator'S and requesting then Replesentsiyei
10 use their best e1trtions TO procure the n,ss.Ee
Of 40 set prohibiting the introduction OF existence
81 slavery 10 any territory, especially Kansas and
NeMasks, and 10 Introduce without dalaya bill
fvt the latter pUrBose; and also 10 procure The IN.
neiste repeal Of The act Of 1850, known az The
| fugitive law.
Nj. Cas- said vixen, some years ago. The legis.
lsfUte Of Michigan instructed het delegation ia
Congress 10 vote for the Wrlmot proriso, he said
he should resign. wheH called upon 10 act The
legislature fe?esled those instructions; theIefLIe
he did moi resign. He said be should neither fol.
low these instructions now no. resign, and pfo'
cttel 10 state his retsons
Nj. Stuart said. that Sufficient unto the day !:
the evil theieof.' When the proper lime came be
should be prepared 10 oct, Until then itwas ua,
necessary " trouble the Senate With any reMaiki
on lie sabitct.
Other memorials weie also presented.
Nj. Btotdheai's bouaty land bill! wks again
taken up.
The House resolutions wae adopted BY vote
Of 1876 tgtin.t 20.
TIE eieh, inst, was eel apart 70, The consie.ta
ton Of bills Of public chtfattsl, reported en5 10
bt iePlrtet itom tie com. OH Judicis!Y; aud TIES
tsy the 18th, foi the consideration Of nu!lc b!l!'
| item The com. 90 n ysl Affairs.
Bounty Land Bill passed after bing 'a!iousy
snended.
Adjourned.
Housr-Mr. White sought 10 introduce setie;
Of anil. Know Nothing resolutions, but !so'thitds
refused vu.ing on th.l subject.
Eic said be wanted !he r"te 70 Re regarded -
|
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Tst Rrrs.--Ab,.u,, the most fo,lo,a pto,pec,
tie sfe ;; The Ohio fivet 5. the ptc'sn, time
\ fs !, II lro:rn owe, os ,shi as drun head, and
nr ,rthi OF ten steamer: STE wedked il al the
!, trf as securely IS was Sit John Ffsnklin's ice
t,,DI ana i'll fs!rl vessel. They Lave decidedly
j. app .A"er Of "p rmnnt nj 6rturrs' 10 the
t.ss. There is little else at The wharf than .
.;.s b E Il, hut us altogether wiud, aud, We ate
.,,lJ. Wind ,h't blows nobody any god.
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ne YORK MARKET.

ne YORK MARKET.
P,t 5.-Fioui unchanged with sales Of good Oiit
a! S,15as.l?; Sovftth S,t5a9.l? Whcsi vn
changed With fnitsd denead. Cora high'I
western mnej nonlnai,,nt yellow 100 l0l. Pi'
fin, ~ upwht4 tendency, old mess $3.50. am
new 1855. Beef unchanged, eouniy nest S.
Wmsky OHIO 80. Sale. Of 60 Uaes Rio Coffee a
9tsloi. Suf"r and coffee unchanged. LInsrsd
I'll he. jeeliuei 10 IS. Ltia Oil Nesdy. Late un
changed.
Gotten e&s'et, W, no, ea.:s!Iy l9ws'. n. o
Nltdhnest
Slocss imptovrns Money easy Virginia 81
9t; Int ana s.: s2!; Cumberland 3si; New Yo:s
Central 30; Ellie iii Reading 7i'i MICA. sou;h
ern $5i
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ro,xrrCOsr.-RebIusty tetm--ecnrtnea yes.
..l.r. Amout utLer business u.nsseted. We
IN lA.t .baut 50 ftseien.ts sete natural f-d.
Arjsrsaa, who troke into The house Of ut.
! tl.yo lh, Fua WMd, few nights ago, and
rhanpsor shO t'bbed The touse Of Mt. Pierce i"
1 ,g,h wbee iar, few weeks since were com.
tied IL, ina. tsf, te Ii, Circuit Couu.
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TRr R>t,uco,E Of Gu, now exhibiting nj
Washington Hall, has been pAenied /. age ~
Sd.nets. and Ne hart highly spukem"f .! WORK
,of al, ssNe 10 ilso The explanations ami deretn.
,,ons Of Msor p len. the pro- e'oi. sndths singing
an olLet performances accompanying iLt e"tsi.
,,rnornr. The exhibition will be CONTINUED to
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SuEEIlNun.

SuEEil MS.
7 IAENlid ;;:!oa Sast;!:s', o! e:htr; "'6'm az
-':-.'.:'- HrS.IR Iis..rT
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lxt,vrryrx7 or TIE S.vIo.rsoN 0, 7nt oH'U.
NE have received from tie psesiI, NJ, !"o.
Smp!on. Esq.,, aud S ere.sy. ". S. Il vsn. E~g"
t.. f1.r WING m.Inonal. Whriasr rbe pIsn ptV-
p,s oe The brs! OF not, the subject is one .: the
,at vital IMP Rance 10 'he whole West. snd the
.rtnrV It, large, aud We itps; ikatn may c,nirn
< iee sghstsd until senartIlne is accomplish d:
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An9ItW NltIs ana VIE lmI.;!,

p,,id E,auu. !otr Hrcwn. ARE Erown, itw Rrewr
ItuY.I Flolkt { vic >:rbh. Thona r. liruwn, -
Int Srawn, tstrEoH wG'ntI, Stmtmts VA.
r.r. tUs Eti;I witNi, ksi't u Iaw &! era ptsEi
JettL.et, hls viE o. lssst tt.5s
Fill Ia thaI..iI ih!.s elUu; ceJrt o At'thilsnGti!
% It tpltia isTtitGy t:H AIi! o. no kAEi u:tsL
h.T iEiit ttt;tE!lt: o! itr! o. GrtNt it'k' II
Ht1Atn torTy. VIiFINS, ard VI ID. itN o. ;ht iGe
d tHti Ills sci LPsIt In ssHtTtliy
The .te &c eu6an:, vii! tak: telt. tht! Il. Cera'
sioi ,pned 70 unkt Ft;ltien o. nic trait o. itnt
bs,W.tn lie h.iGL .! G.d MA Ntdt aud II. Hiton!
who owned The L4rt Jointly OF ~ common VIII hs ~ X
lie Ito., 4na apo to enquire uh::tf ;t am ihtfe
he h.IS ~ raid Eta ke3t etn Il eoIytnl.iHy IVdtt
between TAIN, viii ~ The s?ne C.! a taruty iS2a
pro teE 20 lkt the Pitton ans s":ur' otGt'te E?'tt
AID tllcuit Govt ior MlHhe county, Vir,int
IN; ANDREW MYERS iAr WIZ
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DISSOLUTION or CO-PARTSERSHlP

I,Hi ton,r:nstp htf.tO.u. trE:ins sstw'tt b. m
,',t.iEIei in III. va: on EvGAnt ara tittksTih ~
res, 10 lie ry Q! whttint, wider The hrrn uant o. '"
Caarno:k, wts diIa9tsa o. he IT'S; de! o. !ths
Az, IS y HIutl sonssnii J. Csti1o'k htv:lS Io':
OBI his IrlS't~: 20 VIA ChtrttHE.
Isnaa'y "a ikjj .,.,,., -,
i. K-Ali person. knowing 'hems.vt: intse..t 70 "
& chttnHE wi rttE tall "llou: ItIa! lIm s'te
tr,, VIM & lIuEE. who tione IL sv;hett' 20
.etl. N. atat And :o&e having t!timt Viii ptHEi
M. "a, ,s,,,,r14nt iR.i-.H
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INSURANCE.
OF CASH CAPITAL
Halt a alilltaesG Of pollar.n

hrIes comp ltd viii lie hw 70 tetpltte lasprapse
aE.Icits Of companies incorporated by otAsr states,
pSss Nay lat, 1854, pTraIedfh thai stale, The following
as required tt.tt b b. the ohlo kgslts.s ID: oHE-
II full aud tIUe Glte ment and is rebhEtka TO The
Community ln4y knoa TIE ehaIatt.t cite torpotaoe b.
letiu : It's condition tpe1k for Itself
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Tue eroar. o. tbts dut Or nj da' 70 bank OF osH
tr citti!oli, polling.
LoGse4 tLSs:eG aud dps,- mont
10 and no, lW. .SIi:,bs@
loses pnitiuSied tnF In t1I.
rttSe, waiting ior tvEthtl PROF.. ..E,9a1 ~
AL o!htr eItra. tStnsi t eonFtLy tEs sra' t~a %
Aterl,t iaSsrut:e9 TO take no risk over $40 ooa.
TIE suoant inavreL III any city. town Of SiaSs &c.
ne UPON The thaat:er nItTtl, aud eoHttralion o.
buildings The width Of siIesis TIE sVrrly Of water and
topt lion Of the Fire D'ParCsn;, aud e:htT elt'u-
sAbteE mt, ,A.,.
sirn /. 10 limit tie Vt ky AM QUE ere. 10 So OF Or tn
TLtlst Of Incorporation |. tt. SAN. :. AL r. !nT'
IsH. THO, 4. ALEXANDRA, See'5.
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Ms. s7hoso vas very happy lest night, al til,
ll,Etneum in bis p tsouatiou If lnsonar, as We
.1oubI moi he will he in ths imPorsnt PAT, which
K i. to petIota' to.nigLt.
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KINNEY EXpLD!TllN.

WASHl,o1o>. Rr1 h-N2,En. ieS VI bee
hone OF pop SID by Cc., nmnrT 70 tai ~ ::
GovetnLenl proclamation s:alns! kE cnls'pI.s'
aud uUur h. he, issued. !hris Is no uutE II
...Ien, nis % the cUn!tst.
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fl Mlss.cr from out newly instslled Mayor
ra history o. past municipal opers,ions snd
npine sun'y suggestions as 10 The pressa,
n.uts, viii be found ia our columns thl.
.rinr
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CHICAGO, F,h 5--Thr L~glslntute VI Sstisskt
ass, mbltd on he l5!b nit, and rec.lvrI iis Le!'
ssss VI Coy. -.a.aAinES.
Bnh House "rssn7.d on tie i5th. The e'mcs
ntpfh rts is surPotntu &c faTotaDe 10 the I'd
ninisrta'i5u. 1'he cnutss Of tue Govs'not vii
prv ,sblyte sustained.
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The Cheapest and Best
"DYSPEPTlC MEDICINE"
IN THE
e ~ q 2 d. ~


Fifty Pills for Twenty-Five Cents.
Five Boxes for 800.
80. H AL s T e A d. 81
dS7!.BYSpEf7T2 PILLS
WILL relieve every .'humsa beng who has .sr Of
" The following y Ptoma;
lndec&tion. Headache,
EiliOusk1A, Extreme n.rvou. agitation,
Aediij, PGlpitttioh VI Lhe heat
,ease Of orptssoa al thea lnes paeity fol the ssht
pit o. The stomach. est ereEton,
Depression Of spirits, Mitlibe.e and ind.tlretneai
iitavibess, o. vtsiaa,
Cold ktndt and fett. uhpleattn, TASTE In he mouth
Sanhnes. Of the Limbs aud PlrleuiaIly when TiaS In
otbeT Istt:, iht laorrlus
vsrtleV Sauset, hull heavy riin, and s.n,s Of
DfheulI .! respiration, weight 10 tie bead.
S;uf'c1, temporary Iess Q! memory
iriti billy, ..hte Of Rtaptpes.,
DrowsinsAa, Pul.e Iets frequent and leere
Iebilit!. feeble than usual.
Ertreur Lpsror and Ek- Dt.ponteney,
h,uStoH, Emieittion ard Extreme pe
RestLesstess, billy.
Co.tlytheat,
Phntipal DEPOT Al
Burnet a. Co.'s, IL Entt Fourth street,
CINCINNATI.
1'Foi sale hy Druggists eveTJwhsn.
"PRlCE-25 cents TO- single box, or 81 fot 6
1tioq. J.
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Row 10 the depth Oisbou' thtt. inches fell du.
=. ;sod y night on an e,etIlen, foundation for
,:tsipr, Fad many ale the PRISONS enjoying This
..nI:
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G~ ing .n-t4rrrr. .di II - q, On 3.
~ m.si.hat .eH ,rA, :, Ievn fut u4n.
'.o iaE v ., Ks aud daips, at"iclok al 81,
'r"i, ..Jtkc,.ury Oi wsi-r TIT tLAm bus nav!
Il NJ AZ iD,k uiun kat tact h'nlfrsi
d n H.t a Ae.uI!e rfSci AiTh VI tctutIis a
. ~ an. ~ naVara' IL Condition u e OHIO,
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R..soo.s, "a, ,ss. is:b, 1874.

StH:'5. &S":+.E" N&s:s:.
Gtat.-itt4. le.u leit:t1 wiiA tkt Flt, lot SRA
.rt, ard sos &c; no:At. 70 ss!P s, gutil fti.nd, AZ
v..sG Ee OTIS lLG.F:sl's fef.ahs IlrssEts. Pst.
ratHI two kI:s', ird htts;t had rstl tstra bob Il
va. entirely eeet q It ua: tro.he4opt etttts. 4
wbo are FltgssA Wiz; etItt Toyt 90 yell 70 give tbs
liEt:u:s iGit,. YoaTs, rtpfett!uiy.
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A Gard.

TJgSRY IALLlST LEWIS : nELAPtalS, tsd
IL WIlIlAM TALL,HT Eavs 'ormsd eo.r.'insi'
th'p To- III rurPoH Of trtEtsi'nBS wtois'as Gnssry
I'D ny Lo,as Eud f'' wA'tiHs aud G.bs ten".ss'oa
business 10 ;tI' city. " de TIE trm o. ALLtNl NJ
sUn3 .it!t; No !! Xouros 81, tne iht whOe!tt GiWt
!. aud CvEnNi sion bGsines. n No 3! Ntin tI'tt!.
mpIt and ,t4SOnlb.s ok, q llry Good. tne Gtott
II viii AWAY h On rae Il lOw Piets thd Oh tteUn-
a., :, "a. ,rY.ts MAJ
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From rnE SOUTH.

PHnL.pE' fnlA, Feb. 5.--Ric Gtande papers t.
The 81 l. have been teerived.
Thr Aunt mean Flag says TIN; rHnots prevail .
a Ie,,tu'ion in MeAIrV, but doe: n1' c0nsIde
'hrn !. liable.
~, b.tk s,uososss u1und for p i.sHe'rhIa ,e.
turr, To y. 0.l.sns in hasiue CONDITION
TIE Eln,t1h r.jIe ~ HE SrIlh ef0hrs TAI
81 VI. j .'tO,e. " fle o. raursta, i:s"
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THt Sotld.tenowned " Daddy Rice" has beer
sg,gsJ for few evenings al tn Athcneun.
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War is the mattst With tie rss' II ra'aE
IN! Tin I'll ovet tUwn last nigb..
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Backed Out

EpI7ot. l.TttLIctEtk:
lie, ~ III. nS1rr,n;. rtrt ira: Nj rtride. k:k'
e.i js- liz sft, 's t.sa:'s t:srk vs H; ~: E: sHs
;,-, and cute, 10 meet ras proposed ~ stctfin:
ii. Us,, i'll 10 no row i..v~ Eanatl .urN!nE -
' AZ ''''' 81 '''''' - ADAMS
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Tsr E,s1rsS NAH failed vested ). Tie etus.
ruiI0tsb ! SNOW in III. mountains
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FROZEN r,.-Ths Argus "y.th- Central Ohio
;s,r ID feny. boat is teprted IT, srn III, neat III
!: IT, q, BetI.Air. H,i situation is c"nsidetsd
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MI. Central Road viii 5. received a. Il. wktrtoe;
Q. Quipsy H., al ali hour, Between Sc. e. andt M
Hesens tyen 10 delivery 10 al Sist4cn' On Ias e. o. ~
H., and 10 Cineinn.l. 80.
Whteilrs Jan IL. 1875 3htsN
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MEDICAL. !.
MIGHTY 7TRIUMPH,

lukGEAAA ANAS3h1a ~,
JUDGES, Luuyets, Plysieian,, thsr!ei,
tie poor. from. srsTy eldss efsoeit- .
", the sane tsstimonyi is Civ
tnef ,ronde!tul cares By
Hampoa's Tsaetufs.
IT IS THE dkEAT lSyiG GRATING AND
RESTORATIVE OF tl'HE. C0SSTlTC-
/! or WHEN BROKEN DOWN BY
DISEASE, 0CH OWN .ClT!-
2ENS BEING W.T.
NESSES.
! ~ cr-es--At Hetiy C.:btf LSi iii, dretei:i III.
.A.t siv le1i.:'nsl ~ y ,tnog. ,:ssS!ss N,,es.:
whith made sr!ct .rt peir4b.pi tert. Nj Glltssr
dates his e.ttIbets. heada Grove Xtr;Ion.rr toaely
NJ Dtt.n.sr x. lss: AHy tur:L.' tniefE,itss Es.y
aardrsd. Q! oiitis h,s. la s..u sH.4 ,, tai, graf
remedy. tsi Is bot little tOt lot lhk tseted 10 eau
thd gel Ct tn zee iSi lie nsel'e earss eoSs,
wealthy tRt aisLIT ietpsetabls Gsh:taan e:lsa ::
Vg' ttCTsi Ls was sIfiite iron CHROME tss iIassa4e
ed up AID Il Va. with eifStps " toS:a wax b! 10
Advice Of respectable Hetthaai. Ne was taSses4 70 t
R'rp:s.t 7.s*tft, t?a TIE I.tst sss: III sS'sss
- rhyskiRms His amt VII he giNeH 70 All vLt VITO
nay d<site TO toAmuaieas with HIM. 81 ea1Ts a tbs
stUi. 0! .Vsi:.Ts1 4 NssEsg
| Captnin Ber Ia N In .-NLetseI knowh hia tts
y titno, he snh, Irs.vt, SIT tthsts VITO 90 20
w b. tA?tn &soa . 'IeFi.;A., w !tSSSE q ny
1i Of II" N 81 hsONa sha rao': isfEI ',irs:;e
y" Citizens .! Ens'es. endorse las HoatsE:E sVt u
''''' w ''"' |''' we E4.,cs. Oct. s,!sa,
G.M!AnEl :! ri !. III duty 70 ycr ard tic rFHlis
taSs,f.'y 70 1- god tet;s 4! IIG!P;eh'' VLSt:tse
fuSv'- lO,s 'GT ;Ala h' lcA'h itas:sit r.eet
ais: y OF VL'o' f-sutl'' 'ua lie eat I:t o. it
:ne !wa'>7 h'i?'iS H.: ..%s 70 W Eeftd hoa t7T
/ %, Erd d:s4I3Ia zy'h:At. sttIas 'tG1ed &c
r<, sAsli .a hH's' H-t4it sak e!"t re- a. E0od
| 1Irs:.tt. .'sd tA9csa; Npsa give - i:i:i AitA.3
tine cd 'ad erItt: 10 I've cLe cay alter tto;hsI. did
sseri tina wIs wei o. liti diHGu PIca;h. sstis "
Iosr lne:1is an iEs tsP VI Goa ar1 n7w ts':ri ceeA
AsIih.
wih Ill the az etea totry lisaFtont y.ptsss Its:.
tu't a. have tpe. With lie Ease eooa eGtt iha;E-E2
N'N " S-' N''~'1' ISAAC BENJAMIN.
We ,re acquainted With Is.it Bsnanin zoe hiFa
some Of ll.xr1oSs T'SeEetr'' ARD eshts. ths ase's
riOn OuT kOoNsdss Of csp:.in E.ld,mla v. Al, cont
L.ai that Tie ABOVE siI meat is tine AID pnsrtt;sHisd
! GS in1 soSssi'SsoS.
! TCEEtf cttfA. HI:TwrrS. tr,-Th cry 10 still thty
| y CONE. CtlIfe,. noa Hon. J. II. Dlrhoto. We
have Sod 3! se.L%lopy ro5nng 10 upon - Of cares
RL.Gasatisa, t!.ptpSG. &'o!uil st., tnd fol al Net
vous DuaAI ADD Female toaPlslhts, He|':ssr TAG
Rt>esotF, Ma, april &c, 1881.
Nt,r7' &s+i:rr- 1 Nsps.e;:
| G.ris-Iti. With reA. pleAsuT. hat ktt ttstiroo-
Ey 10 TIE ktalnt AID curative FowtEs 81 pI. Hpten,
| Vegetable TInetpre S"Es tiEr last Eau wtt atsn
slis taieus aud bad cough WITH toaIssntts, tottN
Jour ttenti for AIteaJ, wktl he tsystd ne 70 ~ tie
TInc 1ie. wheA c0nnsletd uSne thd in toer Gays ny
eoatk and hotIa.nt:s was tn;!e.I Eeo. J POW kssen
tr tnsgGt) a. t'eEllT rtatIIs, .nd wen'i % villa
YOsi1 respectfully. IN. DvsBoEo.
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nIEn

CoSco.p, n. H., Feb. 5.-Rer. John Moo'e
tie late Know Nothing nOtnim:c 81 GOveinoi
died SuJt My this nAm1Irg.
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CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &c.
RIkeeoLe, wt.ki1E:oa CO., l
Anil ifSh, 1854

Ht1-'. Ns!ti-:,7s Hewsae;:
Dear SIs ~ VT, lpfee'a, ty friend et r1ins, 10
Try ltnptou'N YtsrLbe 1iIrtUre ter pysrepIs, With
wheh an aGttsI 10 it. mos. aggravated tns distress,
in; t0r pgtI ,sed tnd uses one bottle, and teatrt
II cured NE. have induced c!btts 10 ny H. rnost Of
trioia /! no: IL, s?ssk tirJ Of IL; taa Head ssJ 10
lsots who hsr. Irspersla. II tt.E viii Use tnpea's
veEsttas 1iA::te, Il will certainly erre then.
Yesrs, With great tssNttt
Il. NEWCOMER.
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Returning.

,,,-I4.y., r.r,lIe Al r. M, on arrival Of m,.rtta
IRON CoIuGabut and way siicrs, and arrives II whetl
Int a i:.9r. III ,.,.,
trpTei ttaia for, Cinelnpa ttoppie 81 benWUod 10
tT,nSfe, rs,se, RI and mails 10 breIe ane bio sr
rte.S tIln for B,Itmor. and kaHsra s'u.s, .F''ss a
T9TeE.ts vT Ill Station. o. G. G. K. r., and for
Ciscipn,iI baPe, ard Caiesso sois On eot't BAT
r,fs sbetEed through 10 2ans''lLs, Newark, CeSrbgs
ard CipeiI7zu,
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Frp. 5 --FusineSs Is vetH DUH. fIont 7,es
500. Com $780, Gas 4osi?. WHISKY dull 81
IS. Nothing Done in provisions
Eoseln Elchtpg, ;al, p'smIur1.