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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04


V'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR OCT. g.
THE NEw-YORK WIKLY TRIBUNE for thi.
WEEK contains the foloailE
L.LEADING ARTICLES. Loses sni lh~ir Morl
Wintr CampairD; Com pfofnise Frand Plug
II Up; MI t,Iy Failaro, Tn. New Golxojha
Reeehi23- n.sssiPl,loni ges fTeapHt'. Pros.
poets; The OLeat heHeruj Practical bslIeg; A
Short Story Editorial Paragraphs
u..WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
In..A VISIT TO GIN. FREMONT.
W..GEN. FREMONT: His Necessities and bis Sup.
piles.
VIEWS or THE HON. REvRRDY JOHNSON.
U.ANoTHER VIEW or WASHINGTON: Cone
Spondsueo Of The ". Y. Thbuns.
VII. H..vICE-PREsiDEET HANLIN or TIE WAR.
VILLA LOUD APPEAL TO YOUNG MINISTER'S.
Ix..FROM SEW-mESICo.
x..TIIE NEW POSITION IN VIRGINIA.
M..THE DEFENSE oF LEXINoTONi Vivid Ae.
count OF the Siege.
xII..A FRFNDLy nrFny1sw WITH TIE
REBELS: Correspondence Of The NJ Y.
Tribune
XIII. PARTICULARS OF THE BATTLE OF BLUE
MILLS LANDING.
XIV. POETRY: "Vive ls France"
Xv..FROH CALIFORNIA: Coue,pondsass Of Tho
~ Y. 1ribuue.
XVI FROM EUROPE.
XVII. LATEST NEWS REC CEIyED BY BYTELEGRAPH:
lssue Of tho New Treasury Notes Tie Oregon
,SS.s' "a An ' Unsonhdsd Aisnn; The Enli,tnsnis
Tor the Union Army, 81 600 Entering the Service
Per Week; The Preparations for the Advance; A
Skirmish 1t Edaalrs Hui fuueTsl Of General
Gibson.
XVIII THE NOMINATIONS OF THE PEOPLES
UNION CONVENTION.
XIy..THE GREAT EASTERN DISASTER; Scenes
Board The PassengeIs Da ,hed about tbs Ship;
Thrilling Narrative Of tho Voyage.
Xxx GREAT FRESHET IN WESTERN NEW
YORK: Accident on the Eiis BuirJsd.
XXI..THE CROPS.
XXI. ..TBE STATE or EUROPE: CouespOld.nes Of
The NJ Y. Tribune
XIII. RELIGION OF REASON: No Hur1sn Authority
Ia Religion a Discourse Ia Poteiboro by Genit
Smith, Sept. H 1861.
XIV. THE FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS
XIV. .CADER IDHIs; The Chair Of IdIis
XVI. .POLITl CAL.
XVII. PERSONAL
NXVIII CITY NEWS.
xxx. MISCELLANEOUS
XXX. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XXI .ComdEPCIAL MATTERS; Foil Report. 0f Tho
stock, Money Cotton. Grsin, snd Cattle harkcts
specially Reported foI The ". n Tribune.
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RJ2 Twenty Copies 10 adde's $40, and aii e1tTa
Copy 20 the person who ioTHB the CLUB.
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CO0LEY's Cabinet Printing Office tar small
" Printer. and ANA the bes. thin ou. Send ior Ci
oulars. g. COOLEY Co No. sprasAsl., y. y
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The LADIES' Christian Association win hold a
FeErlas Business meeting Ut No. u Aiy place FRIDAY
- O'clOck.
Devotional meetings the place and hour the
ssedfng FRIDAYS daring the mouth. Ladies generally
tsvied 20 attend. Mrs D. l.. HALL, let DirectIess.
Miss " J. YALEsTINE, Secretary.
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Goal ano il)ooo.

o. = --First quality Red Ash, Lehigi, Lo- sk -
pDs cus, AID Mountain Cosl a. IS. Ynrds Nos. dpC
5j aud l3O " sshiu gtoa-st. RICHARD UEATnEB.
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For . Club Of One Hundred send The Daily Tribune
grstis
SINGLE COPIES FOR sale At the Publication Office THIS
MDRNlNG.
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Men l)ublifailons.

~ ii L F N u A y r s.
"THE DLFENDEkls OF THE UNION"
bttusnl pcUre eOnpfisio twelve ponIatts o. The sd
- ysnosoSers sinss copies, 90 rollers ~ LiteiS de
-, ruhisLpo q. goUplps
Fs rcr. Ne ~ BJSsdssy.
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COLUMBIA College Law school

Columbia College Law SchO0l.--rhe next term of
fhls inslitnsioB commences WEDNESDAY, Oct. z 81 No.
81 LAay place TIE csss. win be Otxuiled a. O'Clock.
Applicso3s Tor admission nsy be made Oh TUESDAY Oct
Z "WEDNESDAY, and Subsequent day between tho h0uf
sf 10 o'clock a ~. aud O'el0ek =.
TbEODORE w. DWIGHT, Professor OF Law.
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Fremont RIDE, COL " MERRITT, lIcsd .rsrtsr No.
xol tsaadR syA ss good mon wanted .or Company Of
abr regiment Also two CsP3ius, viii commands.
giE b. received.
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GliIjiarn Notlces.

Goad Fhas for cen PFC p fo ,S1 anG
s-t ~ c.r "a rsti.rs. The Leader rrc'Nes tAc
a. og - Ia. kpp 70 Lisat JAMES j. ~ Man, coz
Aftitv sd 'rh1ups or az inc Aoe4u4''Nb N'4 ~ "
asty Exu rrrk, i1laedia'ey.
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The Peoples linton Association of the Nine-
feenth Ward Vim bold TegulSg meeting in Hargels Build
tDg 5ltat, between I'd and I'd avs, on tHtOAf EVENING
OF 4 Il y O'Clock.
The Executive Committee win the evening Il Z
s'clock. By order, JOHN A. sIIARr, President.
u. NJ HERuoK, 3secrstsries,
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scoti Lie GUars, 3Sih Regiment v. s.V.-

Fy yoUr Mn NANli ID iyr tho above esii1eBt 20 nom
i b. gwen good pay nJlr oo.lDg oj ued 'el att ndnce
Paw a. n Per Month. Andy iuiieaiatG G l1 Lieut..
j. MARA % No. 548 4av ne :oh'st 0r 90 No. H koosc.
Net st., NCV-l0IA.
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KINGS Cnnntx RennhIiran m G eneraI q Cnnr1niffee.


s0uS No CouIts,.. ERlD " EVENING, o. u O'clock,
take zach acon may be eAldent IN reSard % the com
a eiecsion. G. w. GODDARD, President.
J. Y. SFEABgs, Secretary,
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New Cay Military Corps rhc advertiser PROPOSES
% a.su4s Niisry Corrs N sufficient uam5er win unite
the moyenols, or the purPose Of military iDstroction.
a IA .rti u aud tecre saL None viii bo admitted 10 mem
rshp bat who able and will ds'ote q sst three
Svenbgs each esk study and din. Address MILITARY
EIox No. lG1 Herald Ohice.
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Irn ReRlmentsI Pnymn )

Tie FCTFresteIs NCWfCIG state Volunteer tCeiwfnH
gbo have not Yet led their hereby noned q
do f3rtinsita. or thcir 5nds win be prosecuted.
THOS Il. VAN B REN Psymsstsr o eDe-al.
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Noricc-2ECRUITTNG for the THIRTY l-SENI,NTH
aEGIMENI -Ihis .slrnt Regiment, now the Adyoncs
3uard she Army " Potomac is raising soue more good
,psn Rc.riis vii ply 81 the OF Amiy and rhonp
souss 5r ia the Cts Hall Park. AnDesefteIs fom thus
Rsgiiut are ordered 20 report 20 Lieutenant JAMES L.
DHNCAN, THIS DAY. By Ordsr 0.
JirBt.-Col JOHN BURKE, Coumandny.
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1,gg,sfns. T,ieufcpauts, or s'craeants havil

., ssT - nlSn and wiIs 70 join iescass lni'nJy
1y So Nv III The Geld gui auth Jzed 20 increase the
49, f,4rypisg viii urvc splendid ch1rec Of doing -
Sx9,iIpe on Lia.t PENSOCh, No 90 BEca1way. There
~ yog be leily u tho ra~ei Gs evey thhg "il
X i55ge b. N tlo.nptDrsa and jIsga.CA.
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Fire Mt Toledo.

The largest fire of the occurred at Toledo On
Saturday morning last. The scene from this point was
grand in the cxreme-the flames, they many
feet into the air being quite vsable We learn from the
Blude that the building burnt the American Hotel
which being very large, and entirely constructed Of
wood made rcnia rkabe large fire. The fire caught
in the roof but under the pressure of heavy wind the
entire building soon envclopcd in flames. The in
mates all escaped unhur but lost most Of their clothes
and trunks, as the fire well under way before they
We're wakened The building was burned to the
ground. There was an insurance on the building and
furniture amounting to $4,000. The extent of the loss
is not stated.
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MARKETS.
Financial and Commercial.

We learn from the Cincinnati G,zette that lenders
very cautious in their movements, in that city, with
disposition in any quarter to expand The feeling i'll the
market at that place for uncurren money is very good
Illinois, Wisconsin and Missouri is held at &c discount
andis boughtreely at that figure. The following is
among many of the propositions being discussed by the
Bankers convention, which is in session Spring
field. H.:
The banks to redeem at less than per cent at three
points viz: Chicago, Springfield and Cairo, in
to be prescribed by law AMI in for this conCcs-
Son they call it, they demand practically the legal
lied suspension of specie payments for twelve months.
The truth is the wildcats badly frightened, and find
the merchants and the Legitimate bankers and notwit-
standing present system of banker has re-
ccivcd xpcctcd Endorsement. there is fair pros
pcct that the General Assembly WILL in response pub
lic sentment. materially III raleay amanl H.
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sudden Death.

1t our painful duty, this week. to announce the sud
den death Of Prof. !. Y. PiLLs for several years past
the worthy and efficient Superintendent of Public
Schools He was duty last Friday, and at o'clock,
Sabbath eve,was corpse. In order to giyehe scholars
opportunity to pay the last tribute of respect to the
dead, there no school on Monday and Tuesday. On
tel to bis remains the depot. Prayer offer
ed up by Rev. G. A. Adams. The "last adeu" of the
scholars they passed onc-by onc by the coffin was
really touching The corpse taken charge of by e..
b. Kreps, Esq, who left the Tuesday evening train
for Mansfield, the residence of deed friends. We
promised an obituary notice next week ....
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Artemus Ward ON his Travels,

From Detriot 60 westard hoe. On the kyars was Il
he-ookn female, with green cottor unbreler in one
hand and handful of reform tracts in the other. She
said every woman should have spear. Them didn't
demand their spears didn't know what good for them
"Whst is my spear?" she aNed, addressin the people
in the kyars ais it to stay to home and darn sockins
and be the ser-laye OF domneerin' mani Or is it my
spear to vote and speak, and show myself the ekal of
man? sthcre sister in the kyars that has her proper
spear2 saying which this ekcentric female whirled her
umbreller round several time, and finally abbed me in
the wescot with it.
u have no obcckshuns to your going ntcw the spear
bisiness," seq !, "but youe pleze remember amt
pickeril, Don't spear again, il you pleze" She so
down. t ' ...' .'aH'
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ID J. X Il Y u A V s
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,

,.Ts- The Great Family Medicine Of the Age. .R-l
We ask the attention of the trade and tho public to
this long rivallod Family Medicine. For the cure of
Colds Coughs, weak Stomach General Debility ndires-
ton, Cramp and Pain in the Stomach Bowel Complaint,
Collie, Darrhwa &c; and for Fever and Aguc there is
nothing better.
II has boon favorably known for nnrc than twenty
years to bc the only specific for the many diseases
incident to the human family.
Internally aud externally il works equally sure.
What stronger proof of these facts can hc produced
than the following letter received unsolicited from Rev
\. W. Curtiss:
Romeo. Macomb Coz Mich, July Q, 1850.
Mcssrs. j. n, HARRls Il CO.-Geuts-Thc confidence
have in Perry Davis Pain Killer Tor coughs. colds
burns spraS and rheumatism, for the of which
have successfully used IT, induces me 10 chccruy
cummcnditS virtues others. few months sncc had
recourse to it to destroy rlou; although had never
heard of its bcEg used for that purpose but having sur
icred intensely from former one, and having other
remedy at hand applied the Pain Killer for about r-
teen minutes in the evening, and repeated the Rpplica-
cation briefly in the morning which entirely destroyed
the Icon and increased my confidence in thu utility OF
the remedy. Yours truly, A. W. CURTlSS,
Minister of the Wesleyan Methodist Church
The Pain Killer has been tested in every variety OF
cimac and by almost evcrynation known Americans
1t is the almost constant companion and ncstimahlr
friend o the missionary and traveller ON sea aud land
and should travel lakes and rivers without
it, he You call for and get the genuine Pain Kill
many worthless nostums attempted to be sold
on the reputation Of this valuable medicine.
Directions accompany each bottle.
| Sold by dealers everywhere.
| Price 25c., soc. and 81 per bottle.
J,N. HARRIS & CO.,
Propricors for tho Western and Southern States,
Cincinnati o
! For sale Wholesale and retail, bv Peek 4 Hamilton
Perry ysburg; Frederick Rnsingcr Freedom s. H. lough
ton, Bowling Green; Y. Grahamau Portage; D. H. Miner
Tolcdo W. ID. Moore Sylvana; West Truax Toledo
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Sewing Machines,

There is machine manufactured in Boston, by Laid
Webster Co. the special mission of which to be-
to do every thing that the needle is capable of
plishing. The Shoemaker Hnrncssmaker Carriage
trimmer, Tailor Dressmaker, Cloakmaker, Carpetmaker
Bookbinder- all these, and many more have tried tand
found it indispensable help for cxpcdng their bus
mess well great saving every year. In families
too this machine is the handics thing in the world. 1t
will do all sorts of family sewing, the finest muslin
the coarsest CLOTH always making the stitch alike both
sides. The machine may in daily operation at the
tailoring shop of n. II. Callard, Pcrrysburg.
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MEDICINAL.
DR 50. RtCHAR RSoN'S
SHERRY WINE BlTTERS

The Celebrated New England Remedy for Sbitual Con-
stipation.
JSundcc, Fever and Aeue, General Debility, and pll
Diseases arising from Disoriorcd Stomach,
Liver or Bowels.
They arr used aud recommended by all leading ply
scians Of the country and all who Try them pronounce
them invaluable.
DR.. james l.. Leepcrc writes ffum Navarro, Stark
county, Ohio "thc Bitters highly praised hy those
suffering from indigestion, dyspepsia and liver com.
plaut." m
n, s, Davis Postmaster at willamsport, Ohio, says,
"thct give great satisfaction. use them myself hav-
ing taken cold become prostrate and lost my appetite
II relieved me- AID can recommend il with great assu-
rance of It's merits"
Dr. w Kerr of Rogrrsville Ind. writes us that they
the most valuable medicine offered lie has
mcndc them with great success, and with them made
bnity
Thomas Stanford Of Bountsvillc. Ind, writes US a
long letter under date Of May 4, 1860. lie much
rcuced, having been afflicted r three years with great
nervous debility, papaon Of the heart of the most
and Frustrating charactar Latter few bottles
was completely restored and am in robust hca
George ". Huffman saws he was afflicted with rheu-
matism for twenty years in all its various forms and at
the date Of his letter he had been we'll two years the
Bittcis ciccting the cup when several physicians at
tending him could do him no good. lie says, "tor rhou-
matisin dyslSpsa, liver complaint kidney affection or
drOpSy, ii is u specific certain remedy"
J. W. Hunt, writes from Dclphos, Allen county, Ohio,
section where Fcvcr and Aguc ppvails) that he most
chccrluy cOnncuds them oi decided merit IN all cases
of Fever and Aguc, Dyspepsia, and general debility.
ID. kalehcrs, NJ d., writes from Van Vert, Ohio, IL
most respectfully recommend the Sherry Wine Mttcrs IL
the notice of Dyspcpuc persons and to all who require
u stimulating medicine.
Such news we receive daily. Full directions accom-
pany each bottle.
They ar sold by Medicine Dealers generally
Price l5Cs. per hottie. j. n. HARRIS 4 CO,
Cincinnati Ohio, propretnrs for the Western and South
cm States tn whom address all orders.
For sale by Peck 4 Hamilton, pcrNsburg Ohio; T.
Ii. Burrit, Mauncc; ID. IL. Miner Toledo; w. D. Moore
Syvana. lS60--2Sly.
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In MemOriam.

Ed JorRSAL.At meeting of the young men Of ti,
place. held the evening Of the 10th inst, the Cour
House, the following resolutions unanimously a.
dopted: Vhen's Ithath pleased Almighty God to cali
friend, NoYsE d. SMrH, thus reminding us of the
frailty of life. and warning that age condition is
exempt from DEATH and it is proper that his late
sociates and companions should by permanent act
express our respect Cor his memory, and sympathy with
the bereayed fanjly and friends, therefore
Res&ged lst; That in the unmcy death Of our friend
society has lost ain ornent. while we and
IrnetIend, whose virtues endeared him to us and
whose memory We will ever kindly cherish.
"a: That we deeply sympathize with those who are
thus beren Of kind hearted son and brother
Sd; That We, young of 2eurysbnrg will attend
in body the funeral Of our friend
9th: That copy Of these resolutions be published in
the Perrysbmg Jssasi and Also copy be presented TO
the parents al the deceased.
d. X. Huenbtct, " J.. Baird and z. ". Colyer Com.
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The New York Rangers gave excellent entertain
ment at the Court House last Friday evening. Their
programme embraced choice variety of comic and
tmcnta songs, which received with much applause
by the audience. The mastery of the violin, by All
Archer, truly merits the championship" The house
was as full could be expected, considering the mud
and inclemcnt weather.
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Kansas Relief Fund.

We have received from Jonathan Amcs, of Middleton
township $75-cocctcd in that tp. for the relief of the
Kansas sufferers. We anxiously awaiting report
from other gentlemen in the county, who have been
qucsted act in this matter of 5cncvoence Funds
trusted to the care of the editor of the Journal will be
promptly remtcd to the proper authorities for the ben
eft of the needy of Kansas.
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Tbe Pers;an Fever charm.

large quantity of this valuable rcmcdy-valuable as
preventative of and for all kinds of fcvcrshss just
been received at the drug of Peck Hamilton. We
have seen copies Of letters from some Of the most em
nent Of the country tcstifying to its value pre-
venatve against fever and ague, typhoid fever, and, in
fact all fevers flesh is heir to. See advertisement
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.Jobn H.Coupl,.

The celebrated temperance lecturer, is an
other tour through the States in behalf of the of
which he is the acknowledged leader. MIR. G. has his
lectures always written out and committed to memory
and is thus that he is enabled master his subject in
word well as thoughts and it is by this means also
that he is enabled the leave deep and effective impress
sion upon his hearers.
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The American Eagle,

The genuine, original simon pure Ancricon eagle
the very identical Que ProbOily, which attracted the at
tention Of the author Of McGufeys Fourth Reader is
dead He departed this life day last week. about
Eve miles out on the McCutchiusvillc ruad He meas
urcd and half feet from tip tip of wing and
weighed twenty-four pounds. lie was killed by David
May, and subsequently brought into Pcrysburg for cx
hibition Poor bird "Thy dayso conquest arq oerr'
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LB An " s Il o V E $


A l. AN TOv IS
80 WV g. HUN
At their old stand in Perrysburg 0hio have hand
and for sale, an endless variety of celebrated
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES,
Ranging in prices to suit the wants of all,
from Sl4 to S35 each, furnished in the most
substantial manner, with either Tin or Cop
per furniture Below We give the names
of Stoves
Ajax, hot air, sizes, square stoves,
Globe, air tight sizes, do
New World 4 do do
Clipper, air tight, elevated ovens, sizes.
Mountain, do do do
Reaper, do do do
Premiums, 4 do
For farmers stove, the Mountain and Reaper cannot
be equaed, having
OVENS or VERY LARGE CAPACITY.
The pipe coming out back of the oven, (and not on
the top elevated stoves and are warranted
to give entire satisfaction in all they being made
OF the best Scotch pig iron liable To crack as
the Buffalo stove. The joints ground and ccmentcd
and firmly mounted Those in want requested to call
and examine and prices we can safely say we can
give YOU better stove for less money than any other
concern in the country"
Of HAND AT ALL TINES,
PLAIN & JAPPANNED TIN WARE,
STOVE PIPE, SrOVE FURNITURE.
d.. d., DC
~ job Work, in all its forms done 10 or,ler
WANTED. in exchange. Cash. Corn, Hides, Fur,
Pclts Rags, Wax, old Iron, &C., sc.
Perrysbrg. May Sd, 1850 If.
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MEDICINAL DISEASES.

which affected the lungs the spine, the iiyeys'he heart
and other parts nf the human organism. The. lNPEC-
TINE is the natural antagonist o all fevefs Fnu when
comes in contact with.thc skin, is absorbed oy he IN
terror organs which resist easily miasna anu all ten
denotes toward those maaics which prosirate the mnd
and body with icycrs. {. =,
Fever and Aguc result from numerous causes, NO
place is exempt from the which promote the OK
istrncc of disease That being once seated IN the system
induces depression Of Spirits assrudc ianguor pans
chlls fever and long train of disaErceapie SENSATIONS
depriyn the patient Of all energy, and reducing INN OF
her to a condition Of ..t..
EXTREME HELPLESSNESS.
Why will any one suffer the horrors of debilitating
Intermittent Fever when by the use OF the
INVALUABLE lNPEcTlNE.
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
the eminent medical and magical qualities of which
instantly absorbed.
ALL TRACES OF DISEASE MAY DE AN
NH LATED IN A FEW HOURS
SELF-CARE Is BETTER THAN PHYSIC.
NATURE is WISER THAN ART
EVERY DISEASE HAS A DIVINE RENE
DY.
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOL
lSH DREAM.
BETTER PREVENT THAN STRIVE TO
CURE.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
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ID EXEMPTION NOTICE.

Jacob E Fox his assignees will take notice that
Ialant and DeSplanc have this day deposited in the
Treasury Of Wood county, Ohio eighyive dollars sew
enty cents and one mill, the amount in full including
costs u redeem y y section IL, town north,
range9 east eighty acres, sold " the said Fox the
sale 10 delinquent lands said county, the 10th day
ofJanuary, 1859. ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
auditors onice, Wood county, Ohio.
PTryaburr, Jan, lib, ls61 G1wj
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Sold BY Peck & Hamilton.

DIR. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bittcrs is most GER
tainy valuable family medicine II is much sought for
and every day afrs proofs of the peculiar efccts
Of this preparation. In where dsordcred ccndi
ton of the stomach liver and bowels, is combined with
great debility, weakness and intense melancholy
its effects are most bcnical and wonderful. -,
Sold by druggists generally, S5wi
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-24
The Howard Association.

OF Philadelphia, continues TO meet all its obligations TO
the public during the present crisis did in the panic
of 1887 and dispenses ii charates to the afflicted with
liberal hand usual. We have reason to believe that
this is of the most benifcient institutions in the Uni
ted States A card from the managers will be found in
our advertising columns.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-24

Front street, Fast Of w j. Hitchcocks store, for good
PICTURES.
have on hand and shall keep during the Holidays,
great variety of the latest and approved sy he's and
Cases ever offered in Pcrrysburg Having lately pur.
chased New Apparatus and the best of Chemicals can
ak Pictures m the largest size to the smallest Lock
et Miniature Call soon'N Near w j. Hitchcock store,
Front Street. r. WM. NORRIS, Operator.
PRRRYsYuRG, Nov. 90, lSGO-39G.