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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-29

and Federal plmdcr, by the quick shot and
retreat of their sentrics. They made but
lttle resistance, however quietly surrender
ing their arms when demanded Capt Mole
man had "A bloodlcss victory, and brought
into camp on Tuesday morning. thirty-three
prisoners and thirty-five horses.
Thus you see the operations Of Monday
night FOOT mp: Fifty one rebel prisoners, and
iity-two captured horses.
Pillow'sanmy satSykoslon. ! 5000 strong.
and orr prisoners say that he has 10000
moro troops near Madrid. lie ig evidently
gathering his forces for a strike somewhere.
and you viii not liloly have to wait much
longer fornows ola big battle in this quarter
of Missouri.
Jcit Thompsou's men arc scattered all
over the couutjcs Of Mississippi and Scott.
lie has big f1rco at Benton from whore
every day they ran into Commerce, on the
vi. a3ipri river, and with their cannon
menace the passage of steamers. They
were there on Monday, some four or five
thousand strong, but immodatIy on the ap.
proach Of our gunboats and the coming oil
800 Fcderals from Cape Girardcau, they fell
back
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EEOn. BsayId Todd,

When Fort Smmptcr received the first
assault from the rebel band at Charleston
the first dispatch sent over the wires to the
President Of the United States, from Ohio
was sent by David Todd. The Ohio Legis-
loturo was then in session. and Mr.. Todd tel,
Ographod TO the President that Ohio was
ready to respond to any call for men and
money to put down the rebellion. Since
he has repeatedly given evidence Of his un.
compromising Union sentiments, and if nom
mated 10y the State Union Convention fol
Governor, we believe the whole Union tick
ct would be elected by over one hundred
thousand majority.
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Nklc ENNY 'f'nNtEr kkklY.

This hill fixes the duty on cofIcc at four
cents per pound; on sugar two cents, and
ON tea Fifteen cents pound, II adds twcl,-
N-iiNo cents to the duty ON brandy; ON 9th
er liquors and wines ten cents dG r4'orcm
are added, and fifty cents ON imported and
distilled liquors, Ten per cent. is added TO
silk goods. Ii Includes the direct tax bill
OF the House, and the income tax Of the
senate, which taxes any amount not below
c'Eht hundred dollars three per cent, per an
num- Persons residing abroad are taxed
five per cent The Secretary Of the Treas
my is 90 appoint one assessor aud collector
IN each STATE where the general Govern
mont cNllNNl- thn lANna
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TNn HEgncllnHl.,m psnnrt

There are now forty-six veasols Of all
kinds ON ectiye duty in The blockeding ser
vicc. To these viii be added in week or
two foliy-iou' vessels now getting ready
nj the government dock yards, and lay the
last Of October the tweny small and
eight irot rate gun-boats will probably be
ready for duty. We shall then have / l2l
vessels - mounting 1886 guuG. iccpng
watch and ward over the whole southern
coast With tls large feet and with tie
proposcd sinking Of old vessels laden with
stone at the mouths Of smaller iulcta, tie
blockade will be rendered as ,itc.iye ar
the most scrupuloua sticklcr for iutcruaton-
NJ law can NNsiro.
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Tne Isoncn ksnvlN.


It is well known fact that thc leaders Of
Tho southern rebellion have, over aud over
again. repudotcd all offers Of compromise
upon any other basis than a complete and
unconditional acknowledgement of the So
called Southern Confcdcracy; yctwo find to-
daya class of people in the north who refuse
to look this matter square in the face. The
leaders of these people have made rarti-
zan nomination for State olliccrs which they
ore pleased to call a 'pcace party Whon
the assault was made on Fort Sumter these
leaders, of whom Nallandghom & Co. arc .
fair sample, said the South Caroinians didn't
mean war; they were simply excited and if
The proper course was tahcu--if they wore
pcttod and treated lindly--ir they were told
they had been greatly wronEol and wore
not quito so violently excited as they had
n right to hc-if, then, q great deal of time
was allowed them to cool thor passions and
magnify thcir military operations. all would
he right. Nothing must hc done, however.
to oppose the enemy; not a word OF cocr-
cion We'll, all this and moro WIG done.
Every species Of hum lution was enacted
by Union men TO secure Tie couulcuarcc
and respect Of the cnomoR Of the Cniou---it
was vain Tho rebels dcspiacl tho con-
tcmptiblc Cringing, and moved ri-ht on.--
Since, immense armies have been raised,
and millions aud millions of dollrr1 have
been spent in the prosecution of tlo deun-
a.
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Mexican Affairs.

il Is said that England, France and Spain
are again about to interfere in Mexican ar
fairs. Though such step would NOT he
comtenanced by our Government, the CON
diton Of do unfortunate republic is most
dcplorable, Assassiuations, kidnapping and
insurrectons are tAe order of the day. The
President ID continually reforming the Cab
met, but gains nothing by thc changes, III,
Congress has just suspended the payment
oil the public debt Tor two years, aud /.
consequence the English and French Minis
ierS have ceased diplomatic t. rcouIse will
NE authorities, Poor JUarez has his i,l
of troubles.
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Country before Party.

In Minnesota, L, ). Goodrich, Chairman
and editor of the Democrat, Col, Robertson
and W, W, Phelps, being majority of the
Democratic Central Committee of the State,
have resigned; giving us their reasons that
'hero can be no issue between the Demo
cratic and Republican parties in the coming
election, except upon the question Of ;Ac
war and on that they are with the Admin
metal
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SALE.


William II. Layman VS. $. n. Beach, ct al
BY virtue OF an order of sale issued in the above
case by the clerk of the court Of common pleas in
Wood county, Ohio, and to me directed and deliver
ed, will offer for sale at public yendue at the door
of the court house in Pcrrysburg in said county, on
Saturday, October 9th, 1851,
between the hours OF . m. aud p. m. of said day
the following described lands and tenements, ti-wii
ln-l0ts la the town Of Porrysburg, Wood county o .
Nos lo2, l6l, l16, appraised at $500; lot No. 81,
appraised at $50; and Si5 acres from the north end
OF oUt-lots Nos 80 and % appraised S2i0
u. 4. GUlER, sheriff.
DODGK x TYLER, attys.
August 2Sth, lS6l-l7w5$s 81
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Let the People Beware.

The recent suppression of certain news
papers in the north has developed a deep
laid SCENE to give aid and comfort 10 the
rebellion 1t seems ihat the programme
was made out at Washington hy Breckiu-
ridge, Nallandigham q Co. Bv this pro-
gramme peace was to ho tho watchword,
and concession or separation the result. To
carry out this, the plan is to weaken the
north by divisions of parics to deceive the
democracy by the cry of devotion 10 the
Union, while tho leaders pander to The pur-
poses of rebellion. To aid in This secret
conclaNe of the Breckenridge faction WAS
held IN Washington city, and editors were
called there from every loyal State. go aid
IN this the word went forth from tie con-
clave that there must be no oblitcrotion of
party lines; but that the party Organization
should be made the nucleus for the rslly'n,
together Of all the elements of secession
whether they spring from weakness or wick
odness. These conpsirators know that Fl
the people of the loyal states are united
the doom Of secession is sealed, and the iat,
OF its leaders fixed Their policy therefore
is TO divide and conquor"-to divide h,
the specious pretence Of peace" tc con
quor by the united front of their own re
bellious forces. Patriots, beware!
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NAV ApVERTls,RAEMrs.
G T 1MpRo EME N T $
SEWING MACHINES.
THE EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE.
PATENTED FEBRU AIRY 18th, 1850.

'Nii'Ni hD thBfU AIRY lltl, ls)Us
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This Machine is constructed on an entirely new
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valuable improvements, having been examined by
tnc Ilost profound experts, and pronounced to DO
simplicity and perfection combined.
The following are the principal objections urged
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l'-Gxcessive fatigue to 4.-Incapacity to sew cv-
q ue operator. cry dcs Gription Of
q " oruer' "a disagrceablc noise
3.--EXpDnsc trouble &, whiln IN nnaration
time in repairing.
The EMPIRE SEWING MAcnfNE Is EXEMPT FROM
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II has straight needle, perpendicular action.
makes the LOCK or shuttle stitch which will neither
rip nor ravcl, and is alike on both sides performs
perfect sewing on every description of material,
from leather to the finest Nansook muslin, with
cotton linen, or silk thread from the coarsest to the
finest number
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and the
least possible friction, it runs as smooth glass,
and il is
EMPHATICALLY A NoISELESS MACHINE
1t trrqrcs fifty per cent. less to drive it than any
other machine in market. a girl OF twelve years
of age can work it steadily, without fatigue or in-
jury to health.
Its strength and woNDERFUL SIMPLICITY of CON
structOn render it almost impossible to get out of
order, and is GUARANTEED by the company to
give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may desire
to supply themselves with superior article to call
and examine this unrivalled machine.
But in more special manner do we solicit the
patronage of
Merchant Talors, Dress Makers,
Hoop-skirt Manufacturers, Corset Makers,
Coach Makers, Cater Filters,
Shirt aud Bosom Makers, Shoe Binders,
Vest and Pantlloons Makers
- Religious and charitable institutions liberal.
ly dealt with.
PRICE OF MACHINES, COMPLETE.
No. |. or Family Machine. $45 on, No. 9, Small
sized Manufacturing, $50 90, No. 3, Large sized
Manufacturing S7j 90.
CABINETS IN EVERY VARIETY.
We want agents fCral towns in the United States
whore agencies are net already established to whom
a liberal discount will be given. but we make no
consgnments. T. j. McARTlIUR &; Co..
$40 Bmadway, New York
August Goth, 1SGl-11.
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CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS,
New Spring and Summer styles,
Strong and Cheap for Cash; for sale by Williams.
GOODS AT SECESSION PRICES
FOR TIE LADIES.

FOR TIE LADIES.
French Printed Bareges, very cheap.
French Printed 0rgandies, beautiful designs.
Bingham Lawns, Printed Lawns, Printed Bril-
liantes, all entirely new styles.
Mourning Goods, Embroderies, Berege de LANES,
Summer Dress Silks,
Linen Lustres, Vaencias, Fouard Silks, Morselles,
Lawn Robes, 0rgande Robes,
Grenadines, Challies, Counterpanes, Napkins,
Doylies, Damask Cloths,
RuAling, Edgings, Morcens, Flannels, Lace Wells
Cotton Sheetings,
Dress Buttons and Trimmings, a handsome assort-
ment, all new.
Bonncts and Ribbons, Misses and Childrens Flats
and Hats,
Parasols, the newest and richest OUT shawls of
every description,
Maptillas and Ragans; please call and examine be-
for purchasing elsewhere.
FISH FIsH!-A good supply Of all kinds con.
stantly kept on hand at our store.
tE5- Produce taken in exchange for goods.
A. G. WILLIAMS & BRO.
End door isOu the post office.
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Notice 10 Town,hip Trcnsure,s.

The Township 1reasurcrs of Wood county will
take notice that the funds belonging to their re-
speetiye townships will be ready tor disbursement
on aud after the first Monday in September, 1861.
l.. GRAHAM, Treasurer
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Tie war NTIssnurl.
Particulars Of ,le Fight at Charleston.


CANr DEFIANCE, CA1po, Aug. 21
In the annals Of this war there is, perhaps
no record Of fercer fight than the one
J which came off at Charleston on Monday
| night Ono hundred Federal troops were
/ engaged with five times their number of
. rcbcls; and in twenty minutes time auccccd-
cd in killing abou. iIiy taEls eighteen
/ prisoners, capt'uing seventeen horses. and
! putting the remainder ~ flight, with loss
/ Of bHJ one man killed add Gcvcn wounded.
II became known at Birds Point Oh Sun
. doy That th. rcbc'5 wcro In pretty strong
force at Char,csloa, thirteen miles out on
the Cairo d Fulton railway, aud Muuray
morning Colonel D)ughcrty OF the I'D, was
i ordered to detail 2j0 mon from his command
and go rout l,cm. Capt. Nolcman. with
hlty mon Of the Ccntrala cavalry, vas also
ordered 10 proceed by road to place some
three miles this side Of Charleston. and join
force with Col. Doughcrty. Dcachmcnt3
from companies \. B. c, y, T. and G., Of the
22l Illinois, were detailed for the work.
! Col. Doughcriy in command assisted by
licut Col. Hart Of tho 22d, and Lieut. Col.
Hanson of the lth They went aboard the
| cara ut o'clock and in an hours time wcrc
at the bridge three miilsthis side al Charles
ton. Col. Doughcrly here detached COM a.
nc1 Aand D--50 men each and accompaaj-
ed by Lieut. Col. Ransom started for u flank
march To the left and aron,l thc viliagr in
tending to enter the New Madrid road one
hal, micWonih Of tho town, and come a.
gamH' lho rebels in that direction. Lieut..
Col. Hart, al the same time. being ordered
10 m2rcI along ih9 railroad track with tic
re moinIcr OF the command, so as that the
Two bodies should cutor the place from OPP
posiic directions. The fighting. as well be
accn. vas chiefly done hy Col. Doughcrty's
liitie hyc score command--Company \, COM
. manicd by Capt Johnson, and Company B,
commanded by Capt. dcNama. The moon
was sAluihE b'ghtly, am! they made rapid
t'mc around TO their intedcd point oEentrancc
INTO the Madrid road. \ few moments
ait'rGc c'tiH,y into thAtroa1, md while march
InF ~ close ranks at quick step, they were
challenged and fired upon by the picket
guard who, after firing turned and made
ifarN' Tor the town. Our boys, however.
PAID no attention TO the fire, but passed.
rapidly toward, iutondnG fpossjhlc to sur
prise tho main body. just at the odSo OF
tho village they encountered body OF rebel
cavalry some two hundred strong, from
whom they received danothcr Challenge and u
fo,tysnarp hrc. The rchoI1 were evidently
. doubtful as to the character OF the Now
s'u!'I7' ,nl2hiu.' as lN'r course was from
,.N,ou ~ N''.'Ir'' nc hiA'h nou9 1l ., l'l'
,I,,"' "'a oIC"''p'' Oh we ,oult iio"S'
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ke5@The telegraph announces the seizure,
at Paducah packet, The outrage is attribut.
ed 10 Tennesseeans, who are stated 10 have
taken the boat and her cargo an Inc Ten.
nessee river. In order 10 10 this. they nusl
have been assisted by the Scvcssionisis who
abound in Burnetts district.
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Dipthsrla an Old Visitor.


The throat disease now known as Diptheria
10 an old disease with new name. The word
Ia from ., Greek word signifying skin, and
should be spelled diphtheria, and not, as il
usually is, diptheris. This disease visited this
country as long ago as 1857, and ragged with
great violence, We find, says the Portland
Transcript, in Paraon Smiths Journal, fre.
quent notices Of Its ravages in this region
Under date Of October 81, 1887, he ssys fast
was held on account of this throat dstemper. -
Itwas epidemic, and commencing at Kingston,
N. H., spread through New Hampshire and
Massachusetts,, and was two years in reaching
the Hudson River i In New Hampshire not
less than one thousand persons fell victims to
this malignant distemper, and in Boston four
thousand persona had the disease, and one hun.
dEed and fourteen died. In May, 1887, Parson
Smith mentions that seventy.five had died of
1t in this town. Under date of October l3,
1877, he says;A "The distemper 10 still bad at
Scarborough. Not one has lived that has had
1t of late.Y TWAS the most fatal scourge that
ever visited New England, and rapidly hurried
Its subjects TO the grave; the throat was swelled,
became covered with ash colored specks, great
debility and prostration ensued with putrefac-
ton. Under the improved methods of treat.
ment Of thepressnt day, it Ia less fatal. =
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Value of en- Explanation.

b u D..
A certain king, 1t is said, sent to another
king, saying, "Send me blue pig With black
tail, or else----p The other, In high dudgeon
atthe presumed insult, replied, ~ have not got
ono, and II I had" On which weip6ty
cause they went to war for many years. After
Q safety Of glories and miseiis. they finally be.
thought them that, as their armies and resour.
ces were exhausted and their Kingdoms mutually
laid waste, II. .mightbe well enough to consult
about the .preliminaries Of peace; but before
this could be concluded, diplomatic explana-
ton was first needed Of the insulting language
which had formed the ground Of the quarrel. =
"What could you NEAR" asked the second king
Of the FIRST, "by saying, send me blue pig
with black tail, or else---2" "Why,w said
the other, "Imeant q blue pig with black tail
or else some other color. But" fetorted he
"what could you mean by saying 4 have moi
got one, and IL had----f'" "Why, Of course
II 1 had should have sent Iii" an explanation
which was entirely satisfactory, and peace wal
concluded accordingly. .YgFTfY9 m
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TsiRsT MoRE SEVERE THAN HUnoKR Tho
disturbance to the general system which is
known by the name OF raging thirst Is far more
terrible than that Of starvation, and for this rea
son. During the abstinence from food the or
ganism can still live upon its own substance;
but during abstinence from liquid the organ
ism has no such source Of supply within itself.
Men have been known 10 endure absolute pri.
walton Of food for some weeks, but three days
Of absolute priyation Of drink (unless in q
moist atmosphere) is, perhaps, the limit o. en-
This is the most atrocious torture ever I'M
vented. by orientel tyrants. Il is that which
most effectually sames animals. Mr.. Ashley,
when he had refractory horae, always used
thirst as the most effective powerof coercion,
giving o little water as the reward for every aci
Of obedience. The hissorians of shipwreckt
paint fearful pictures Of The suffering from
thirsts and one Of the most appalling ease!
known IL the celebrated impriaonment of l4l
J men in the Black Hole Of Calcutta. Blsskpoed
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They are ct home and any one who has doukas r.n In
quire OF the person who have been cured byit
DIR. KEYSER IS PREPARED AT ANY TIME To
EXAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT CHARGE; FOR AZ Y
THOsE WHO NEED HIS MEDICINES.
ATTEND TO YOUR COLDS "A case Of Nv. voa,,,
landing curedby DIR. KEYSER'S PICTORIAL SYRUP.
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DR.. KEYsER's PICTORIAL SYRUP IN pLA1Rs-
V1LLE-please send me smother supply OF your yalu-
able 'Psctoral Syrup" Almost everybody around M
has the cold and are nquirng for CDR. Pecto
Syrup" We have sold sixteen bottles last week and are
now entirely out Mr. A. Altera Mr.. p. Maher both
Of Blarsvie, Pa, tell they would not BE- without n
In their families. IN fact, all who use Il once want
j. wATTERsoN q SONS
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PArroN ~. Aprii 14 1ssz

n. ,-..,.,,..,....1, PATToN TP, April IL, 1851.
A WONDERFUL CURE.--Some time ago an ola
neightor Of mine was very iii with bad cough which
every one supposed to be consumption. His RELATIVES
told me that he had taken every remedy they heard Of
without benefit his brother came to him de- and all
had about the third Of bottle Of your Pectora Syrup
which gave him, and entirely cured him. to the aston
ishment Of ALL What makes the case more remarkable
Is the extreme age Of the man. he being about
old. have no doubt the Pectoral saved his life.
J0HMN, GINNIs.
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IrI INVITE ATTENTION to some or the
raordinary cures by my
PICTORIAL SYRUP.
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P1rTspuRaH, pecember. 3l. 1saa.

= PIfT8buRuH, December, 81, 1853.
GREAT CURE BY DIR, KEYSER's nEoTORAL
SYRUP.-Iliye In PEBBLES township, Allegheny county
had coughing and spitting which commenced aoout
the 4th Of February last and continued eight months
employed the best physicians In the country and my
cough continued unabated until early in October. Al
that time was advised to try your PRoT0RAL COUGH
SYRUP, which did, and after had taken one bottle
was entirely free from the coughing and splitting. had
despared OF ever getting WE'LL and think Il should be
known that this valuable remedy will do for other what
1t has done In mycase. JOHN o, LITTLE
Witness-B. M. KERR. f'" PEBBLES toWnhp'
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H OLD A Y S.

hte-i FANCEES. iN
such artIslcs as You dSstre for your HUSBAND
such as you need for your WIFE att
suehas are proper for your DAUGHTER.
Such as your SISTER will praiss you fcr.9
Such as your BROTHER oaa use.
Such as you aoant for THE ONE YOU LOVE BEST.
Such as will be good for the" BLESSED BABY"
Such as all seok for,
May be found in variety, in my new stock Of
wATCHRs, CHAINS, AJEWELRX,
arBgM .g PLATED GOODS. rV
s'g and general assorttnen, Of esr lt-8lg
sais'..s i.S :. Fancy and Useful Articles b
.zos VIM. BLYNN,
.issis at'I o'ael mo. 10 Buckeye Block. q
t,..s,,tar Iq6n. -+-i.-. ,Il
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STRuBEsvILLx, o., March IA, 1859
have Used DR., Keysers Cough Syrup for bad coash
oI several years standing, and can cheenly say Il q
the best medicine for the same that have ever taken
], w. PRIZE
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COL. PRATT AND DIR. KEYsERs PRoToRAL
sYRUP.-DR. KEYaER--Dear Sir: Hncuse the delav az
my acknowledging the excellence Of your Pecorai Cough
byrup sooner. take great pleasure In saynR that II n
and the worst one was eaicted with have uot
used more than onehalf Of he bottle, and can and do
Wish that all who are afflicted would give as fair tsl
as have DONE and they will be proud to cay, It Il no
quack medicine" would not suffer another such an
attack for any consideration, at any cost. am con-
hdent can breathe freely than ever did shall
excellent remedy. You are at liberty to use nv nape
In this regard a. you think proper R.P. PRATT
Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa
Pittsburgh, May IL, 1859. ,rta r. - 9
N. b Il am no stranger to my fsllow-citirens and
who entertain dcubu can consult me personally.
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From lengthy article In the New York Her.
aid on the "Future Growth and Supply of Cot
ton"--the great topic of the dsy--we make the
following extracts: .ati
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PrrTsBuRoH, April "a, 1857.
READ THE TRUTH.-DR. KKYeER: have O daueh-
ter who has taken several medicines for bad cough
without beneft-among them Ayers Cherry Pectoal.-
purchased from you bottle Of your PECTORAL
SYRUP, and before she had used half bottle she was
relieved The second bottle cured her entirely Of her
cough. s- -.T. q. u JOHN DARN,
Robinson street, Allegheny
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VOL VII. NO. 232. NEW SERIES. COLUM
Gb5es Ohio 5tatesnrarr
,AIIy. rRr.wERKIY AND WEEKLY
EgANYPENNY & MILLER,
RS AND PROPRIETORg.

lr oSiSs nos SO, SO and 40, North High st.
rERMs INVARIABLY IN ADvANoA.
daily SO 90 psr year.
sy che Carrier, Per week, l916 cents.
gri.we5fIS 8 90 per year.
Weekly 90
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I1,NI, N ~ rs ~ elI c'1l I9lIif1 s1 d
s,ala Gid 'tl a. ;ashcgcg ~ 'zgisgs Ysa.o ,sui