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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-07
- L Il Il Y u A V :
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,

- The Great Family Medicine of the Age. -.
We ash the attention Of the trade aud the public ,o
this long unriNallcl Family Medicine For the cure of
Colds, Coughs, weak stomach Gcueral Debility. lndirrs
ton. CrUmp and Pain in the stomach nowc Complaint
Collie, nmrrhwa, Nc; and for Fever and NCuc there is
nothing better
It has been favoruhly known for more than twenty
years to hc the only suW specific for the many discusses
incident to the human family
intcrall, and externally il works equally sure
What stronger prUot ul these facts Ctu hr produced
than the following letter received unsolicited from Re-,
A. W. CurtiSs:
Romeo, Macomh Co.. Mch July O. 1860
McssrS. j. y, llRRis ~ Co. Gents: The contlq,cr
have in Perry Davis Pain Killer for coughs colds
burns, sprainS and rhcumatSm or the cure of which |
have successfully used it, induces me to chrcrrully re
cUumcudiS virtue, to others. \ few months since lhad
recourse to It to destroy fcon; although had never
heard o its being used for that purpose hut having Sut
icrrd intensely from former uuc aud having NO other
remedy at hand, applied the Pain Killer for about Ill
trrn minutes in the evening, and repeated the appca
cation briefly IN the morning, which entirely destroyed
the clm and Increased confidence i'm tlI, utility of
the remedy. Yours truly, A. w. CURTISS,
Minister of the Wesleyan Methodist Church.
The Pain Killer has been tested in every variety uC
dtrand lay almost every nation known ~ Americans.
1t is the almost constant companion aud incstnmhc
friend of the missionary and traveller ou sea aud land
and should travel lakes and rivers without
or, ns many worthless noSrums attempted tn bc sold
ON the reputation ot this valuable medicine.
Directions accompany each bottle
Sold 10y dealers everywhere
Price 2hc, 5Oc. and 81 per bottle.
]. n. HARRIS 4 CO..
Proprc,ors for the Western and Southern States.
Cincinnati, q
For sale, whclrsal, mud retail bv Peek Hamilton
icrrysbp: Frederick Rosingcr, Freedom, : L. Bom.h
ton, iinwng Green; " t'rimlmnu, ,Pong':D. II. Miner
LII
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VpyiyalS.

We learn that quite number Of interesting re'iv"S
arc in progress IN this county, in the NJ Z. 'hrcocS
Al Maumec several have asked an interest in the prayers
Of the church. and series of meetings comncnc-
cd IN this place on Monday evening.
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DIR OBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that james W Ross adn's of
the estate of susan Huntingdon dec aud Wm Feanside
executor of the Last Will and Testament of John Asng
dec have filed their accounts in Probate Court of Wood
Coz o. for final settlement which matters will be forh
Ing on SATURDAY, Feb 9Th 1861, at 10 O'Clock. a. m.
Jan. 23d lo6l--3Sw5Sl p. W. EWING, Judge.
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ID L Il Y n II Il i l.O d
DIR. WEAVER'S
CANkER AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP,
For the Cure of Cankcr, Salt Rlcun. Eryspclas Scror
ul"u> Diseases, Cudncuus ErptimS Sore Eyes and all
diseases arising from IN impure state of blood.
s-Ff The most Effective Purifier of the 9TH Century
u Is the prescription Of an educated physician. aud all
who are afflicted with ANY ot the above named disease.
should use il without delay. Il will drive the disras,
from the Syscnl and when once out on the skin, few
applications Of
DIR. WEAVERS CERATE OR OINTMENT
and You have permanent cure.
The Ceratc has proved TO BE- the best ointment even
invented, and when once used has never been known t
fail III ciltclng permanent of Old Sores letter
Ringworm Sctd Head, Chblains aud Frost Et,, Bar.
bcrs Itch, Chped or Cracked Hands and Lips, Blulchc,
or Pimpcs ON the Face and for Sore Nipples ami Snr,
Eyes the Crratc is hc only thing required to cure II
should be kept in the house of every family.
Price oi Syrup 81; Ccrate 2jc. per bottle.
Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by most medicine dealers.
j. \. HARRIS Il CO., Proprietors of the Western and
Southern States.
To whom all orders for tn above IN. cimc NAV be al
dressed
Sold wholesale and retail by rcck& Hamilton rcrrys
burg; Frederick RoSngrr Freedoms H. Burrilt Mauncr
City; ID. IT, Miner Toledo; W. d. Moolr Sylyant; T.
Daniels, Toledo; c. +. Williams, Toledo
Nov. Sth, lS60--ly
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woNpERFuL EFFECTs.

himself aud society MARTYR 10 Chils and Fever
cured ia less than three weeks, ani improved in eight
hours.
Mary X. Blknap Sandusky City, O., after almost
losing her rrason as wcl strength hv Intermittent
Fever and Clills, restored To health in twenty hours.
j. Il. TltUn ui Belgrade, Manc brought from deaths
tocr having suffered for four years made well IN five
wrrks and improved IN two hours.
Adophc Monhre, u France. relieved in one hor, while
tray cling IN the cars of the Fort WAYNE and Chicago
road. lie was apparently diving with cts.
Ellen Il. Rcnson Lnckport, New York, rescued after
seven wears suffering. perfect oure.
Thousands of other prevented AMI cured creIv
month, and not a Single complaint of the efficacy of the
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Read the following from Dr. Lccpcr, an old resident
of Stark county for many years the most prominent ply
scian and druggist of that place:
NAvNRRE, Stark county. Ohio, June 2ist. 1850.
Some tim since received lot Of Rr. Richardson's
sherry Wna Bittcrs to sell commission. They are
all sold and your further supply of three dozen Just
c1ivcl. think shall need moor soon. as they are in
good demand and highly praised by sufferers from in
digestion. dySpcpa and liver complaint.
Yours, very respectfully, J. l.. LrErER, VI. u.
Sold 10y Peck Hamilton. :gwIw
Sore Nipples, Sore Eyes Chappcd anil Cracked
Hands anil Lips cured by applying DR.. $. A. Wcuv-
cr'S Ccrac at night. by morning they well. In all
cases few applications will effect cure 1t will rc-
move the inflammation that makes them crack and
cause them to heal. Mothers will find friend in this
remedy TRY it. Sold BY all dealers in medicines
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MARRIED,

Married ON the 18Th ult, by ID. W. Ross, Esq, Mr.,
JEREMIAH lemons and CATHERINE MILLER, OF PcTys-
burg township.
Married at the residence of the brides athcron Sunday
January 2'tI by John Bailey, Esq, Mr. JAMES CURRAN
To MISS ABaE lIERGE, all of Lake township, Wood Co.
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Acknowledgements.

have received IS from J. IT, Curry ESQ., Of Tontogo-
ny. for the Kansas Relief Fund. r. g. lIuGINs,
Columbus, Feb. {, 1861
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Gen. Ashiey's speech.

We Issue in the form of extra the very able srccch
Of our talented Congressman, James NJ. Ashley WI"
~, read with great interest ut this time.
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR 1!

From REYNOLDS Mills always on hand and ut the low
est price. Warranted good article.
CAL and see us We will give YOU good bargains NJ
the old stand of Powers n Blim.
Pcrrysburg. Dee, 1850. \. G. WILLIAMS 4 BRO
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MEDICINAL DISEASES,

whirh affected the lungs the spine, the liver, the heart
and other parts of the human. organism. The lNlE'-
TINE il the natural antagonist ot all teNerS and when
COMES in contact with the skin. Is absorbed by the IN
terror ORGANS which I+kist easily musna aud all ten
tCnCiCs toward thusr malalcs winch pUSTic tho u'uh
and body with trv"rs, -
Fever and Aeur result from numerous causes. Ma
place IS exempt FROM The canscs which promote The eA-
,icnrc of dis That being oucr seated IN the sysrm
induces drprcs sion o spirits, aSitudc, anguor pains,
chills fever and long train OF dsagrceahe sensations,
dcpry wing the patient Of all energy and reducing hun o'
her TO 4 Couition oi
ENrREME HELPLESSNESS.
WHY viii any one suffer the horrors of debilitaing
lntormsrm fc>cr, whcu by The use oi The
INVALUABLE lNPECTlNE.
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
the cmhcn medical ar magical qualities of which
instantly absorbed
ALL TRACES OF DISEASE MAY BE AN
Mil LATED IN A FEW HOURS
SELFCARE Is BETTER THAN PIlYSIC.
NATURE Is WISER THAN ART
EVERY DISEASE HAS A DIVINE REME-
DN.
THE WISE APrLY WHILE THE FOOL
lSH DREAM.
BETTER PREVENT THAN STRIVE TO
CURE.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
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PcrTysbwg, Dec. 18th, !SGO,
ID o \ D. n o 7 / G Z

Notice is hereby given that petition will be prcsensl
n the Commissioners of Wood county AT their next
son for the location and establishment OF County
Road as follows; commencing the Maumce and West
ern Reserve Road at the between road tracts
thiryye and thirty eight, thence south the section
line until il ntcrsccts the Troy Webster free turnpike.
Troy, WOOD county, o., JAN. 3Otl, 1861 59wi*.
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1,utal \ Nlistrllaneons.


TIME TABlE--Dayton X Michigan u. X.
cotSa sorTu aotSG NORTH.
Nicht Exprcss.. 30 A. N. Night Express '3o3 4. ".
Mail ........ 1880 T. u. Mail ...''.' ..'5aS r NJ
Freight .... 645 A. NJ. Freight - ''''V1O p NJ
Cleveland n Toledo r. X. - Time OF Arrivals
Arrv' 1910 am. 1880 pm Dcprt 500 am. ilO pm.
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Our Book Table.

TuE L,DIEs' RErostroRY February 1861 49, Poe and
Hitchcock. Cincinnati Ohio.
II is awaysa " great pleasure for us to pcr,ise
the pages Of this true Ladies' companion. In addition
to the rich stores of thought always finds comforting
food for the finer feelings Of the scua cy unspcakabc
1t is Indeed snice to the christian heart The present
number is especially interesting in this respect "Eu-
trance to the Cowe River" is delightful specimen Of
South African climate and scenery being view of some
twenty miles Of country The pcrait of Charlotte Bron
te is characteristic type of the love and bcncvoencc one
would naturally expect to find in the author of Jane Aver
The mozaginc contains fifteen prose articles and eleven
cf poetry besides editorials, wayside gcaniugs, lcra-
Try correspondence, scientific. editors table, SC. Terms.
per annum, two dollars in advance
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tNpECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHAR 4.

Has cured thousands Of bod; of the most dreadn
icvcrs. Read and reflect
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Ono EDUCATIONAL MoNrnLY; February, 1861; Column
bus, Ohio.
This valuable monthly continues to increase in inter.
est. All teachers should be subscribers Terms ST.
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.F'PRODUCE taken in exchange for goods
sS~CASll paid for Pork and Corn.
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FOR READY PAYl
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-07-09
A Country Not Worth Fighting For

The Scenery along the line of the Balti-
more and Ohio Rail Road is magnificent,
but the hills are high and not particularly
smooth. A correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Gazette, writing from Grafton, Va,
says
"All the Ohio troops are In ecstacies
over the scenery. but they have yet to learn
that the Tygart's Valley and the mountain
spurs are very picturesque but horribly I'm.
comfortable. When they have performed
a few forced marches up and down these
steep hills, and have run the chances of
ambuscades at every sudden turn in the
read, they will be very likely to settle
down into the opinion of the Indiana cap
tain to whom some Union citizen was apol.
ogizing for not entering the ranks to de-
fend his home. "Oh, | don't blame you'll
said the captain. 81 don't blame you, sir,
for not wanting to fight for such a country
as this. l only wonder you don't think
us id fools for being willing to fight for
it-for yOu!"
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CHERIFF's SALE.

" Harry Betos In Court OF scOmnoA Pleas Of
}Trumbull county.
frank Beach. ny virtue Of an drdeF scf sale
issued from che Court of Common Pisps Of Tram.
bHll eonnty, Ohio, u mo directed, I shall Offer for
sAiaat Public Auetioa AZ the door Of the Court house
In warren In aid county, on .H
Saturday Tho Sd day Of August, 1851,
At one o'clock +. NJ. OF said day the foIic wing dsscrib.
Cd real estate, situate In the town ship Of FOWLER, in
ssid county Of Trumbull, and known by part Of lot
W the north and south center road, north bv land Of
nsaE. Andrews, and west by lands bel .ngipg 70
benJamin Amen, and supposed to contain ons.Ihird
seIeoi land DO the same more OF less. Appraised at
S,vV,uV: Terms csfh. A.. D. LYMAN. Sheriff.
sherihs ONCE, Warren, Julye 9, lsBl.
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CHERRIES SALE.

VS. ATrumuuII coupty
Seymour A Potter ct al BY yirtae Of an order
OF SAFE Issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Trumbull county to me directed. / shall ouer for
said county, on "
Saturday The Sd day of dug, 1861,
at one O'Clock P. 81. Of said day, the following do
serloed real estate, situate In the township Of Rims.
man, 10 said county. and is knoEA by part Of Section
10 ~ and includes a small gore OF land in Section
no; ~, In said township. and Is bounded on the south
oy land owned by the Presbyterian Society or Kins.
man on the west by land owned by DR.. Peter Allen,
on the north by the public highway leading from Gus.
tavus to the Meadville read. on the east by the Mead.
ville read, and contains iwenty.three and forty four
hunureths acres OF land be the same more or less -
Appraised at S3033. 90. A., H., LYMAN. shsTig.
sherih's Once, Warren, July 3, 1861.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-07-09

We are informed that the 9TH Regiment
is now encamped at Grafton Va. 1t will
be remembered that Capt. Asper's cOmpa.
ny belongs to this Regiment. Some fight.
ing is expected there soon, perhaps this
week. when it will be seen hat Capt. AS
per will be "the man. for "the hour"
All letters and papers to the members
OF the company, should be addressed in
care Of Capt. Asper, Company II, 9TH Reg
iment o. V. NJ. U. S. A. Grafton, Viz
ginia.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Smiths & McCombs
In Court OF Common
Pleas Of Trumbull ooun

Allison L. Bosworth. ty.
ny virtue Of an Order Of Sale issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Trumbull county, Ohio, 10 me
directed and delivered, l shall oder for sale at Pub.
Io Auction at the door OF the Court House In War.
rem, in said county, on
Saturday tie 81 day of august, 1861,
at one o'clock, p. NJ. OF said day. the following de.
serloed realestate, situate In the township OF Kins.
man, In said county and is known by parts Of LOT or
osction thirteen In said township, being four parcels
Of land IN section thirteen. one containing absut
thirty'eight hundredths Of an acre, aul one contain.
ing about sixty three hundredths Of an acre. and
heretofore decided by Seymour A. Potter to Cyrus
bosWorth, A. BosWorth and Resen d. kritchard.
also one parcel containing about ~sixty.one rods, aad
smother containing about eight rods heretofore deed.
ed by Gordon Miller and Benjamin Allen to the said
bosWorth and Pritchard being the Tannery lot and
dWelling house adjacent thereto. For a particular
description Of all reference may be had to the Trum.
bnIl Co. records Book "a, Pages 2lo and 900, he the
cash. #. A. D. LYMAN- shsrig
sherinS once, Warren, July g, 1861.
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WELLINGTON n SooTr.-A correspon.
dent of the New York Tribune writes:
1t was the fortune of the writer of this
article to wait upon Lord Lyndhurst, Ex-
Chancellor, at his house in Georges street,
Hanover Square, London, in the summer
OF 1852, when his lordship remarked that
the Duke of Wellington had Just before
called to express to him his pleasure that
General Scott was nominated and would
doubtless be elected to the Presidency Of
the United States" adding that he was
the best specimen of the soldier extant,
y BY TAR the greatest military genius
l~lVing-that in the annals of ancient or
modern history nothing is recorded that
anywise equals his Mexican campaipn-
that his march from Vera Cruz to Mexico
was crowned by a series of the most bril.
liant exploits such as can neye r be eclips.
ed" P'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-07-09

EAAAN 6VaiV d0dAuo.
The spirited ladies Of Braceville. on satut
day last. presented a beautiful flag to Capt
Stoves company Of Militia Of the Reserve -
The presentation ceremonies took place in q
beautiful grove Of naples, about half a mile
west of the centre, where were gathered togeth.
er quite a concourse Of people. n large proper.
tiou Of whom were ladies. The Newton Falls
Guards. Capt. Pryor, were present, aud joined
with tho Brucsville company, in the military
exercises.
The ceremonies opened With d prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Halleck, at the close Of which, a Com.
mittee Of ladies, Mrs. Asa North, Mrs. T.. P.
MOrwin. and Mrs. @. n. Oyiatt, took charge Of
affairs. The flag was presented by Mrs. Mcr-
win, accompanied by Il gerry neat and sppropri.
ate address.
Capt. Stowe responded briefly in behalf Of
his company, assuring the fair donors that the
flag should never be disgraced, but that his
company would end,avor to give ample proof,
II the occasion should ever offer, that tire gilt
was worthily bestowed. Hon. john 7. Beaver
being announced by the Chair, addressed the
audience for a few moments, in u patriotic and
eloquent spcnch. Mr.. Ritczel of the Democrat
being called for responded ia a few brief but
well timed remarks. John @. Hutchins, Esq,
was loudly called for, but lac declined all So
lieitatlons, to the manifest disappointment of
the audience generally, and the young ladies
in particular.
Capt. Stowe again male d short speech
mainly addressed to the young mon, urging
them to come forward like men, and take their
share Of the duties, aud ELL up his company.
This, we have no doubt, they will have the
spirit to do.
The ceremonies were interpreted throughout
with patriotic songs, selected for the occasion
with excellent taste, and sung in good style 10y
the Little family, and good instrumental music
by Beavers Band. The martial music WINS al
so good, and plenty Of il. five drums and fife.
A table, literally loaded with refreshments.
in great variety and ofthe best, had been spread
by the ladies, which next claimed attention,
and received it, from the assembly, but after
all the e~xertions of soldiers, visitors, and all
Others present, there still was a large surplus.
The Braeeville Guards number about fifty
Capt. Stowe, Lieutenants Rice and Benedict.
Their uniform consists of grey caps and shirts,
black pautaloons. The Newton Falls
Capt. Pryor, Lieutenants Ensign and
SOule, number about the same They were not
then provided with uniforms, but expect to be
before the 18th Of July. The members Of both
these companies are generally of good size,
young men, just the right material to
good soldiers. Their drill was very
ereditable. when their short practice is taken
into account.
Thu whole affair went of in good style. ow.
to the excellent arrangements made by the
ladies. who are entitled to much
credit for their spirit and liberalily.
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PARENErs.

and especially mothers who have the moro i'm.
mediate care of children, permit me to say viii
candid earnestness never lay down to pes, =,
night with the health and happiness of Your
chl'1reh AZ heart without having the Perry Da.
y ram Miller at h~and--trust to no other Pain
preparations or panaceas-tbev NAV and onan
do fail in or itieal cases-but the Pyrrv NJ.
never-nonever-if you heed not this timely
warning the fault is your own. as Perry Davis
ram Killer is in nearly every Store throu0b.u,
the length and breadth of our land. and MI
over the civilized world. vi
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CHERRIES SALE.

:" IN court OF Common Pleas
W. Of Trumhuu ,o,uI.
William II. Howe tall
BY virtue Of an order of Sale issued from the ooprt
OF Com, Pleas Of TrnmbulI county. Ohio, to me direct
ed shall offer for Sale at Public Auction At the door
OF ms Court house in Warren in said county, on
Saturday the 81 day Of august, 1861,
at one o'clock z. NJ. Of said day the following dssvri
bed real estate situate In the township Of BLOOMFIELD
u SAID county and known as part OF lot No III, in
saIn township and bounded as follows: on the south
by the center Of the State road |, ading from Clsye.
lAnd TO the Pennsylyania line, on the east ard north
by lands Of Thomas Howe, and ON the west nv lands
two acres OF land and being tho premises now occu,
Pred ny said william II. Hove. Appraised at Si5OO.
Terms cash. ABB. LYMAN, Sheriff.
sherin's once, Warren, July =. 1901.
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DMR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATF

- In pursuance Of an order gran ted by the Pr
pave Court Of Trumbull county, Ohio, I viii oSsr :
sale at public auction, on oAsrior
Ihe 2sh day Of June, 4. d. 1861.
~ ~ Q eIoek; forenoon, upon the premises, the fol.
lowing described real estate TO wit: situate H. 49,.
township Of Mesopotamia in the county Of T,nmhr y
hna state oil Ohio, and bounded and Described a. noi'
lows being part Of lot No. 50 in sa I'd townsbin.or
Is bounded as follows: beginning At The nor,hpanu
oeIner OF said lot, thence south twenty ebains ,os
pos, thence west fifteen chains 10 a post tbsn.s
norm twenty chains TO the Mouth line of ala a.,
thence east along said line fifteen chains 10 no IL
~ ~ oegInnlng' supposed to contain thirty acre. hs
~ sane mere or less Appraised at $500. Tsyn.
OF saIe made known on the day of sale. defersd ~
sold. upon Vhe premises
"' % '0oi-f" Admir- OF Laura L. UpALt.
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Wheeler's Water Drawer.

1t was awarded, over all competition,
the first premium at u State Fair-an
honor we'll merited.--O S. Journal.
Wheelers Water Drawer Sold by n. III.
DaInun, Warren, Ohio.
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FARMERS,

provide yourselves with Perry Davis Pain XII.
Ter at THIS season Of the yenr when CboIin
Choleramorbus, Dysentery, Diarrhna 40 msv
disable your hands-use it in every case nr
the KIND, and my ears for it, if il does NOT a.
feet a speedy cure-but be sure you trust to no
otheT remedy but the old long tried Perry Da.
We ram Killer which has never to my knOwl.
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BLOOD FOOD

oouereu es a certain and reliable remedy. plgering
qay;Jls q chemical combination of IRON sri
IA rmGR ans PHosPHoRoUS. Of very great woT,L
to me BENEFITS II has conferred on them ''''mOnS
: =, mcnCn M DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New yo,l
= sore pr9prietors Of the article, and have en-
.Saa sq5ence Ola irfud attempted upon The ppblic
ennngeu the color Of the outside wrapper from "a =
Snncs w' ana increased the sise Of the bottle 10
SSo sinita ~ Vsry cautious in buying to see that IN.
iFeb. 30, lS6I-Iy,1
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-07-09

a furnish employment for a few
setive msn 10 solicit orders for the Little Giane
oesiHg haohine. Those we'll acquainted 10 the aoun.
yIar which they apply preferrea. sa larry cas- PER
montn and expenses or . commission allowed equst
,Iom SSvvto lUVO per year. For artisulsr s.d esorip.
mon ,cataiogue 40. address with stamp r. y. Page.
Toledo, o.. Cent Ag't for W.. q.
June ii, 1e6l-3mR
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Given Bail

The Cincinnati Commercial says Mr..
Skif, of that city, who was arrested for
treason, has given bail, and is at liberty.