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Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success
which thi. arcl, has attained. For Rheumatism,
5t,t kAcuu, Burns Bruises. sin Joints or Calls,
Spr.ins, rull Evil, aud Swcl,mgs upon Horses, il
has No equal. No person will be without it Who
has once tested its value. Mr.. john Daniels, OF
Montgomery, Ala. sold negro Tor $500, raised
from usclcssuess by the Mustang lnmcnt. L,W.
White, ESD, Mlgleld, Conn, Says:-"I can cheer
fully say NO article before ever effected such cures
in our vicinity Mr.. $. Lcich, hyde Park, VT,
writcs:-Thc horse was considered worthless, (hs
case was SpavincO but since the free use ot the
Mustang lInmcnt, have sold him for $3.50! Such
facts are reaching us daily. 1t should be in every
house and stable. But be sure YOU get the gcnuinc
it has been cuuntereitcd by uuscwlpulous parties in
81. Louis Each wrapper viii hereafter bear th,
signature Of y. $. Barnes, Proprietor, and G. W
WestbrooE, Chemist, with the protective words
"frllr" Mark in two McIaiunS of the Fedora
currency. The genuine is sold by respectable dead
crs everywhere. d. ). BARNES, New York.
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JlROBATE NOTICE.

Samuel BggerstaT administrator If George
St, Clair, deceased, VS.. Joseph ST. Clair aud Perry
st. Clair whose residence is in the State Of Micbi-
gan, will take notice that said administrator has
this day filed his petition, asking for an order of
sale for the following described lands and tencmens
to-wit; The northwest quarter, southeast quarter,
section 80, township 5, range l3 in Sandusky
~, Ohio. said petition will be for hearing on the
3lst day Of January, A. ID. 1862, and the proceeds
applied TO the payments Of the debts Of said dece
dent. SAMUEL BIGGERSTAFF,
Administrator of said decd.
PRICE 6, JOHNSON attys.
January |, 1862 35w5S3 II,
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They Impart Strengths they Aunihilate Pain.
These delightful plasters yield readily
Parks 70 the motion Of the body, absorb pcrspi-
Patent ration and throw of all the offensive
PoruS congulatad impurities OF the systcm.--
Pricllly They thould be used for all Chronic
Plastcrs Pains, Faiuness, Dyspepsia, Colds, Con-
Are sumption, rheumatism Female Weak
Sold ness, etc. They retain their active prop
BY all critics when other Plasters are useless and
Dealers where applied pain cannot exist Every
From family should have them. One size on
| 10 2M cloth, three sizes on leather. Sample sent
Dimes. by mail, on receipt of % cents.
D. 5. BARNES. 10 & Is Park Row n. Y
April, l8jl-49lv,
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& Michirnm n.
wood! WoodlI vYoodlil

Any amount of good wood wanted at this
Office on subscription. Now is the time to
bring II in.
All kinds of fruit. sweet and Irish pota-
toes, fowls, corn, oats, hay, anu in fact al
most any article of produce also taken on
subscription.
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The Donntinn 10 ,ey. ]. A. shnnncn.

The donation visit in favor Of the Rev J. a.
Shannon proved exceedingly pleasant aud agree
able. The house was crowded with visitors. who
gave tangible proof Of respect towards pastor,
and entered fully into the social e'ioymcuts ot the
evening. Our friends, Air. AMI 'rs Price, used
every endeayor TO promote the enjoyment Of their
guests. Since the a'pve WAS in type, We have re-
cciyed from brother shannon the following
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Our Book Table.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, February 1852 Tickn
and Fields, Boston, Mass

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, February 1862 Ticknor
and Fields, Boston, Mass.
This is an unusually interesting number. Prof
Lowell's "Biglow Papers," which commenced in
the January number, with the cpistlc of Brdo-
fredum Sawin to Mr., Hosea Digow," is continued
in the present number by humorous discussion of
the Trent affair, under under the title of Mason
and Slidell Yankee Idyll." The "Biglow Pa
pers will be continued in each number of the At
isntic, during the present volume. From the sc-
ceptlon which those Of the series already published
have met there can be no doubt that their interest
and popularity will be great as that of the orig
inal series, which was published during the Next
can war, and whose appearance marked an era in
American humorous literature. Mrs Stoves
Agnes of Sorrento " will be complcted I'm three
more numbers and A Story Of To-day " will be
concluded in the March number, "Fremont's
Hundred Days in Missouri is continued, and
there is another paper from Professor Agassz, on
the Methods of study in Natural History" John
q. Whittier's poem in this number, g At Port Roy
al 1882" will be followed each month by contrbu-
tons from his pen. There are quite a number Of
other able and well written articles from the very
best authors in America, TO which we have not
space TO call attention. Terms-one copy one year
%; two copies for So, or five copies for $40.
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The succession of freezes and thaws We have ex-
pericnccd lately has set hard on the fruit and we
should not BE- surprised IL the peach crop would
prove u total failure next season.
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We desire to give public expression of our grlt-
itudc to- the citizens Of Prrysburg anil vicinity rr
the "nttcriil aid and comfort amounting 10 about
S70 received by us at Tie Donation visit at Ge
house Of J. T. Price, ESD, on last Friday evening.
Our wish for the donors is that each may hdy, Tie
Pearl OF Great Price W. A. SHANNON
IL. ". T. SuAS.ov
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The friends of the Rev. Stillman George
propose giving him Donation, s the residence oc
Peter Crankcr, on Front Street, Friday evening
next, 2lst inst All ar, invited to attend.
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The Presbyterian Mite society.
The Presbyterian Mite Society win be held al the
house Of SIR. s. Hatch, on Friday evening n,Nt.
All friends are cordially invited to b. present.
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I ATEsT FROM THE SEAT or WAR;
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
PERRYsBuRo, o.
NEW STOVE, TIN AND HARP
WARE STOREt

THE subscribers would respectfully inform the
citizens OF Wood aud adjoiung couu,cs, that, hav-
ing leased the store formerly occupied BY BRowN
&. HUNT they intend continuing the Stove and
Tin Trade in all It's branches. and connect ,hOre-
with the
HARDWARE BUSINESS.
and would be pleased to receive the calls Of I'll
who may be in weut Our prices shall be as low
as the same quality and style eau be purchased for
in Totclo or elsewhere.
COME oSE--COME ALL, as We wish to bo.
come acquainted. DQSTwICK & TYLER.
PARLoR, COOK AND BoX STOVES,
just receiving tho largest and best assortment
ever Drought up the river, which otter nj Toledo
prices BOSTWICk 4 TYLER.
THlMRLE SHIRE PIPE BONES.
At BoSTWICK & TYLER's.
NAILS AND HOUSE TRIMMINGS
Cheap, at B0STWICK g. TYLERS.
IRON, N,ll sizes.) HORSE SHOE BAR.
AND NAIL RODS,
Warranted, at Toledo prices at
B0STwICK & TYLER's.
BARTON & WEEDS COOPER TOOLS
At BOSTwICK 4 TYLER'S
ANES! AXFS!!
SiuglG and Double Steel, at
BOSTWICK Il TYLER'S.
HARNESS TRIMMINGSl
good ass 'rtiucnt at BOSTWICK 4 TYLER'S.
CARPENTERS TOOLS, GENERAL
HARDN ARE AND CHAINS
utoO kinds, at BOSTwICK & TYLER's.
TIN w ARE!
At BOSTWlCK & TYLER'S.
JOB TIN WORK
Done on short notice and at reasonable prices at
B0STWICK n TYLER'S.
rcrrysburg, Ohio, Oct 81, 1861 25v
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Flag Presentation Mt Fremont.


By invitation Of Mr.. I. Gorrill of Troy Township.
we attended the ceremony of presentation Of colors
to Co. "E," Capt. Blinn, 72l Regiment, at Fremont
ON last Thursday. 1t was, altogether fine affair
The colors - beautiful lag-wcrc presented bv
our pastor Rev. J. A. Shannon, who said
"Captain Blinn, the friends of your commanl--
the fathers. sisters, mothers, brothers, wives and
swecthcatts of the men of Company " to sig
MY their interest in you and your men, and to fur
niSh you III yours token that you will not bc for
gotten when absent, have purchased this dag which
thcy have delegated me 20 present 70 you as the
commander of this company, and to oXprtss to YOU
and your command their confidence that at the close
ot the war YOU will return this flag to them untar
nlshcd and honorcd."
Captain Blinn replied
"Lrc'ics aud Gentlemen: | return to you and the
friends who have so kindly presented this fag to
the company which have the honor to command
my warmast thanks and here pledgc myself in
behalf OF my command, that this symbol of Union
ana constitutional liberty shall ever be borne alof
with honor. Whatever may be the fortunes Of war
assure you but speak the united sentiment of the
brave men who follow this flag, when say that
they will sooner lay down their lives than that one
STAN OF dishonor shall ever rest on its folds.
1t shall be borne alott in the thickost of the fight
until peace and happiness shall once more smile on
our beloved country, and this unnatural rebellion
crushed. Then, and not till then shall this banner
ne restored TO your hands, and trust with honor
1" g'hf N'NlltN ana uJ"nlS Ot tilOSe composing my
command, pledge my honor that whatever can
10 shall be done for their comfort and well being
feel my responsibility, and will cnleavor TO the
best OF my ability to deserve your commentator.
Again, return my heartfelt thanks personally
and on behalf Of my company, 10 the friends who
have presented this stand of collrS;"
When three rou2ng cheers were given for Capt
Blinn and Company Z. The men were then march
ed to the table, and bontifully regqled with the
good things Of this world. We do not know what
the friends Of Company az " could not do if they
tried. They seemed to regard the table Gxiugs as
quite an ordinary arrangements and it may have
been for them, but we have seen nothing like it BE-
fore. There was no coa-fusion but the pro fusion
vas immense. The tables were not only tastcfuy
arranged, but were literally piled up with dinner
and dessert The boys seemed to appreciate the
arrangement fully, and eating and talking with
friends whom they seeing for the las. time, till
they make tour in Dixie, the order of the
day when we left. Long may they the coors aud
the boys~weve.
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MARKETS.
Perrysburg Market.
EREcrED WEEKLY ny Pr. MILLER 4 co.

Flour n brl ..,S5(15L
Hams h lb..,"glal0
Shoulders q h." Sc
Eggs q 1oz ..... l01Sc
Poultry q h 80" 5GGc
Feathers p 10 4l@5Oc
Green Hides an ..31lc
Salt y brl S2.25G2.5 80
Dressed Hog 49,.
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Wheat i7bu.....s50.00
Tallow q lb....., Sc
Rye n bu ...,.". 800
Cats = bu 49,. lSG20e
Corn, sbollcd, p bu 2Sc
PotatoesP bu 25Cd.35c
Butter II th.."l0@l2c
Lard ~ ID ..... 7tdSc
Clover Seed ... SO 25
Corr, IN ear = hu 2te
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IN WOOD corYrY COMMON PLEAS COURT


Suphrom Snyder vs Hiram snyder.
The said defendant Hiram Snyder is hereby mo-
titled that the plaintiff ON the 2tth day of Novcn-
brr A. u. 1851 flied in the Clerks office of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of said county her pa,Goua against
him and one Leonard Snyder, setting forth that
plaintiff was formerly the husband Of said defend.
ant Hiram Snyder, and that at the May Term of the
Court of Common Pleas OF Medina county Ohio
size was divorced from said Hiram, and that sir al
the same time recovered 4 Judgment against him
for the sum Of $1,000, and Sl5O costs Of suit, and
that tie said defendant for the purpose Of dotraud
ing the plaintiff ont Of her lust rights ON tine 18th
day of january A, u. 1896, made Fraudulent
conveyance Of hs real csutc tu-wit the n rth part
of the north Wcs fractional quarter, section No. |,
township ,, north of range II less acres in the
n-w corner in Wood county Ohio, a. said Leonard
Syndcr, The prayer Of said p,tition is that said
Leonard Snydcr be aliuecd to hold snil lands In
trust for said Hiram Snyder and that said convey.
nnce be held as fradutnt and void and TINT the
aforesaid lands be subjected to the paymanI Of said
judgment Of $1,000, with interest from May lIth
1861 and for the costs Of suit $3.50 the amount for
which plaintiff asks Judgment in this case. The
said defendant Hiram Snyder Is required To an
swcr or dcmuI to said petition by the 18th day Of
Feb. \. u. 1861 Or judgment will be taken against
him by Il fault. SOPHRONA SNYDER.
Dec. 2jth 1861 --3iwGSb,Il.
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ARTHUR's HOME MAG AzINE, February, 1862 7. s.
Arthur, Philadelphia, Pa
For the Christian family circle this is one among
the very best Magazines that visits our table. Its
stories always have good, moral in1uence-and
none can read it without being greatly benefited
thereby. Terms--one copy one year, 81 or four
copies fer rs.
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DAVID JOHNSON.
BY 4. BRowN, his Attorney.
y THE COURT or COMMON PLEAS, WOOD
Margaret Dave VS. Samuel Dave,

II
Margaret Dave vs. Samuel Dave.
Petition for Divorce and Alimony.
The defendant will take notice that the plaintiff
filed her petition against him in said court on the
9TH day Of january, 1862, asking that she may be
divorced from said defendant that she may be re-
stored to her maiden name, Margaret Wilkinson I;
that she may have the custody Of her child and
that the court grant her a reasonable almOny: and
alleging for cause thereof gross neglect Of duty
and extreme cruelty of defendant toward plaintiff,
The defendant will also take notice that the plaintiff
will take dispositions 10 be used in the above case,
at the Office of William Simmons, in Saybrook
township, Ashtabula county, Ohio, ON the 4th day
of February, 1852, between a. II. and P. m. of
said day add to continue from day to day, between
the same hours, until completed.
MARGARET DAVE.
Cook 4 BELL, attys.
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10, 1881" The bill ",o abolish the office cf Super
iut,udcnt Of the State Icusc, and dcvclvc it's duties
upon the Secretary oC State" was passed. A res.
olu'ion was adopted, inquiriug into the cSpcdcncy
Of supplying with arms military companies in
Colleges also resolution relative to introducing
military drill for boys over ten years Old who are
attending our public schools.
Capt Talmadgc, Assistant QuartcrmaStcr Tor the
state, reached this city ON Saturday aud states hat
just before his departure from Charleston, large
accommodating party returned to Camp Plat, lt,m
an excursion to Logan G. II. They reported that
they had killed eight men, had taken two prisoners
and had burned the Court House. scouting rar.
ty from Fayetteville had also returned from the
Held aud reported the killing Of thirty bushwLack.
crs ot the worst Kind. On this excursion the Cap
tnia Of Company r. and Corporal wcrc hilcd
battery OF siN riaSl 6-poundcr steel g,ius pass
ed through this city ON Saturday for Camp ncnui-
son. The company for whom this battery is tie.
-irnc3 being under marching orders, they were sent
forward by express. The I'D regiment, Gom Ere.
mont arrived at Camp Chase, on Saturday last.
The s2d regiment LEFT for Grafton, Va, the same
day.
hear considerable said on Senatorial matters,
but ann led to the belief that Hon. B. g. Wade will
be reelected, almost unanimously. The feeling
among Union mgu for his RETURN, is much strength
,uol by Col. Foncy's recent letter, as Wel as that
of Hon. join 4. GurlGy. INDEX.
C By the 35th aunNal report Of the
Board of Trustees and Ohcors OF the Ohio
Institution for Che education of the deaf and
dumb, we learn, that the number in at,cu-
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~ RoCERY AND PROVISION STORE
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Done ON short notice and at reasonable prices, at
B0STWICK n TYLER'S.
rcrryshurg, Ohio, Oct. 81, 1861 25ly.
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Groceries and Provisions,

OF the choicest kinds and at the cheapest possible
prices Those wishing to purchase anything in my
line will find to their advantage to give me call
us everything ! sell will be
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AT THE OLD STAND,

+ whore, having rsplcuishcd the Stock with large
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r J. BLEcHER, DENTIST,

Cook BELL, atlys.
Prrrysburg, Jan. 7, ls52-36w6S4 62.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-30

say that Jackson Division all ran, when
the fact is this Division held its position on
the 6eld, at least Webster's brigade did,
nearly an hour after Rousseau's Division
fell back three hundred yards in the rear of
their line, and permitted the enemy to oc-
cupy a position on the right flank Of this
brigade. We here are sorry to SEQ the
Louisville Journal lending itself to the retail.
ing of these misrepresenta ations of other
equally brave Generals and soldiers, sim.
ply to crafty the inordinate vanity and in
crease the reputation and this Kentucky pet.
No brayer General ever lived tban Gener-
al Jackson, and no troops in any Division
done better fighting in the late battle than
the l05th, 93d, and 9sth Ohio, and the
S0th and 23d Indiana Regiments and Capt
Harris 10Th Indiana battery of Jackson :
Division, and every effort made by local
pride or hired Influences to build up the
reputation of other Generals or other troops
by misreprcsenting these will recoil upon
the heads of those who make them.