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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
Nasp9lprk Daily Gribnre
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pFVpnIDOF 49, WARDROP At Newbnrfh. ". Y, %
"wednesday. Jau. - BY the Rev Dr. McCartvll james h.
B.te liz. Ada L. Wsfdrop, daughter .; 1u late Cept
Hob-r' WardTVp
cHANLFR-wARD-In thi, city. on Wednesday, Jan 20
b. tie Rev. samso Cook. 10 D. John W ithiop ChshIer
u Margaret Asyr, daughter Of samuel Maid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

A. MohrLrY, esq Of Utica. y. Y wre.;" have used
your clcrl myself AID in ny family ever since you h.
vone IT, snd believe the bes, medicine Tor i' puos ever
put t. VITA a Dad cold should sooner psy twenty Eve
doll, for bottle than do Without H. or take apy o'bef rem
GROUP, wHooPISo COUCH, INFLUENZA
srRIvcFgip Miss. Feb : 1916
BaorHrr AVER; viii che. iug oerf your reetofsl =
remedy possess of the cure " WhpoItng tnufh
Croup and the ds-ses u children. Ne - yoor a-i-
MY IN Ne south sPpe' late y4n5 IN -, sgq % "va '1'
I rlrdlciLe 10 COR people. HIRAM NONhLIN' N -
A.o. IgH e.o r. onterey Ia writes jan 3 1856: Il bad
tedious Iniue, "a winch conhurd II door' sH wern
ioos uauy icnes without reiei; hnsIy thsd your ecio
~ Nv the advice CLERGY man The hr.. oo.e rssV.d
lbs eness h. ny throat ADD lungs bali the bot
he completely we'll ou' medicine. ore the eheap
cot O. yell buy and e..eeu 700 Doc
Tor, and your reIn,dio ~ the poor mars friend"
ASTHMA OR PHTHIsIC. AND BRONCHITIS.
Wssr nAVcHETEH. Pa, Fsb. :, 1883
Sra Your Che''y Psooroi /. pcrfmiog marvellous cores
f. mis- ,etion fa,reey.d sye.a from llafmns .ymo
tom. Of consumpan ard is curing man VITO Los Ia
! HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
h. A. RAMSEY, ~ D.. Albion Monroe Co. Iowa, vri;ss
io5ad nat,as eqas to oaS tAcy pe,Gi o giving
sId relief q con,omPive patients or curing such b. sie
We might odd volumes Of evidence b1, the most convincing
proof Of virtues q this remedy found n IL elects upon
VINE CoVsUMPTION.
Probably remdy has over been known which cnred
N many such dangerous ths some 10 humat
ld con sch but even those the chang Pecra affords
relief and confoL
AsToR Housp, Esw-York City, March 3, lf5.
noCr0R AYHR, Lowell feel Il duty nnd psstufe "a
inform your ChTrp Ps1sai hat done Tor my VIE
She had brsn live mouths labong uri,E te ~ mp
.,mps oi Consun ptiou from which Id could procure
gave her much relief She q. eddy faiug "Iti DR.
strong OF tia. dy whore nave come Cor wee recon-
nended tfial II your msdi inc We L..ss bis 49, dness
d. your skill Tor ,he ma, ed from tai day $40
stlOeg she a'sd 70 be- bl i ee om LeF cough
/ aud calls herself we'll
/ Your with grati1dr md regard.
ORLANDO SHELBY. II Sbelbyyile.
(on,upp.rr do no. despair ti you hage r'd AYERS
CHYEHN PECrURAL. l-..1. oy one NJ tte best mcdi
cal chsnists ~ the ord sDt ce. a around ps bc ess
tbs man merit. If i,s virue.- PbIelclYhla Ledlcr
Prey4rei BY Dr. 4 Afkit tp.. Fite.4i ali hnriytr
cai Cn.us1 Lowell, MGss., ana soid b. ell Dfoasa aud
Desers everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
CFNTRAI, RAILROAD of NFW-JERSEY.-

y N IfsINNT-VIT
" FROM fot Of Cou4endrt-CorUgrtias a. HAMPTON
Junction nth Delwse iaek s@enne a'd N'e't'n hUo@d
toDs forming decs line Go rsOorsh aud he West without
EWES WNggSiftR ARRAvGgME sr-conmenelns Nov 1, 1851
--telve New-Yofk a. follows:
HirHssrno I1rsy.s--At 6 g. N. for Eaton, Reading
Pot,syIlle HARRISBURG Mauci Chunk, Wiliamsport sc.
Mail TsnS-At .. % ior Ea-ton, water OsP Scrsn
ton Great Bend. iittson Wikesosr'e &c -, ,,..,
Ismspsri, Ksadiaz POtt.yille, Harrisburg, SC.
Ar N. THRouGn TEArSt or Ess;On, Bethlehem Allentown
s:5oPG WAY rRAS-For someryile.
sP.s wKsTKns kxrEEss-for Eaton Allentown Read
.Hs lev "' City iir nrS ,o % %ir.6u I ~
ExPEEss TRAIN roK HAkKIsBuRG-The IN Expresi
T1sin from .Yok arrive. Al s5urga' connect
ins Eat and West Pennsylvania Central hosd tlerr
Central R-iltosc. North aud South and wA the Gunner
- Tas TSRorGH Exrrrss TR4rs yoR Tns WE.r leaves
ns~aSa II d"y yso Rs &c
change 9fcsps Pitbgrsh and but one . incnnai aud
Ciiesso rOSG nT". s uns S'|yosx F,Ssyissre New
YoIi from Pier No. North Liver, ,s;3s. M l2p $40
Tho boat. stop at Bergen POM and Manners Habor every
thp eseb way. JOHN -. sIEhNs, superintendent
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD -Pas-
,sDter Tsios from foot Of Chaoberss.. a. tolows;
T. ~. EIpro tot Duta'e
sls n. Min daily for O.isyEle and i0,ermsits Sta
H. m.. Accommodation. daily.
$50 p Way. Tor A4oe.own' Ssw6prsh and inerns'
- a. Eirh. Express. daily for DunAis. Buffalo ca,ar.
S.i!us and pnoclpai the from ~ Saturday luus
tbr9u.b 10 suralo b 1 does rot Duuki...
Z .. M. Account 0dsti $500 .. .
CHARLES MfNOT, General sgDt
NATHANIEL MAKsH. Recover
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA
ny and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave:
FROM Cbsn.Oer.st from 80 Ast.
frPrss. and n In, and q 725 u. " and 80 md
is and 5p $50 y. ~
Troy add Albany with sleep iO 80 PIN tsuf Co.. 1de3
hg carl. l0:i3 IN
YOushkeepss Uan, a, 300 G M and Y u aud 40
m. and u IN. snoo:isp IN IN
re.s,kin uso, 400 ~ Am m
Dig slHs t'.in s4s m, 1910 10. and $40 p. "a
A y. SMITH Hrn.hnfe llenl
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The balance Of earnings during the year, alter
d.duc,;ny u,e,e.t aud dividends. 10 si''iOS as'
h, .JJ.d,otbe existing surplus, gives so9, loo TO-
Tine two heading railroads OF Wisconsin pres' III
lie following favorable comparative results On '''
last Two years busiuess'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

ryNHE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF
4 ACT 4 he special Ses.iou-bgh compete-vlA he
found ia = 4 TRIBUNE ALMANAC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

OYyroa W rsH rrsBol DIT FiaE lNsrB.Sos 60,
No ~ NaLL-r NyE.Y0EK. Jan. ~ lbtA
At an ELECTION held at this office on the
~ 1qb d,v ~ January in.' The following nt-m.u
elected DIR CIOS If this Company io thr snsuns yesi
~ UU.u NuIi.,u Chsf.ss b. Put.
A h strsuee Hsnfy l. Na1 Wyck
jams h. 4 ace, bio e. 4 heppocA,
Urury J. Bstsr, Nm Newell
Bt0. i lIlrry, Eh.nf.f bsae H,soa'
Ceorsr ". Pafson, John 81 nrs't
H., Ar,r,tfors H. Il Nhid-li
Ceo = Nr,biu G-ous I COBB.
hndr.w Csn.trrE Aihri Nal issr,
j A Ys.. S,friners Nm 4. Dsfi-,
samuel %. Bascock, Joh1 20 per,
To.-t. Hold Hrnry O. k.Lemina
"A .rh.eer,n, us~'fna 81 thr fo.d 81 nirsstnr.
William Mulir. wa. elected PRECEDENT Ad Al-Isndcr
Vil-v In s.errtsrv 4 WILEY. ia Sec. cay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
NEW.YORK & NEW. HAVEN RAMROAD.
,YISTEa ARR iSGEiiEST
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YOsK

COMMENCING "lVFMRtR ", 1871
Passenger Station IN hsw.Iors. 27th-st and Eha
Entrance .n Ztu-sl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
AlEKo CHERRY PECTORAL,
ToH TuL RaFiD CURE ~
COLDS, COUGHS AND

II " n ~ > - y a Il 90
B. NPIHLn. Mas
Dec. ~ lt'S.
IN. J c. AvEK; ] Do not hes.
i'sis 70 ssy tie ho.t ZEN dy J
have ever found Or Co sls,
Hosr.en-.s Infu ma, and he
concom.tart symptoms 81 a
Cod, l. your CHrKHT fsCr0-
RAJ 10. co1ttsnf e IN ny
practice and my family nr me
llstteu yeGn ls- shown 10 10
pIs.css superior virtues TO- to
Treatment n these c0fnpIriIts
EbEN hNIGHT, ~. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
OFFICE of ARMY CLOTHING and EQUIP

~ AoI' PHILADELPHIA, Jan 20. 1862
SEALED PROPOSALS aye invited u"tl MoNpAi ,ns
9th instant for furnishing Army Oatefs or LetsnE i
.,any linen Dnck sample Of which be seen at TINS
Office. =. -. it, ~, .h..o 7 o.
Kid. will be received for 900 or lOoo9 pairs OF t'ee
a ar, sr. y.ouired 10 .taie how they cen de-
yr thra Bid, must DO ibdo sed Proposals for Army
Legsiuss" - u cposnAN
Den 0. 81 General United States Army
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orr,cs OF A.s'r GnSeH,l OF 5rpssrsscr

O,y,cs ~ a,s,r Con.t...xy GENERAL SUBSISTENCE,
No 4 St4ie-,t NKw iOKK, JsD. 10 ,6oI; }
A RMY SUPPLIES.-Proposa will be re-
II r4iyed n thi, Office uitil oc OK p M OF i'pn
die g;,b Instant TO- iuni hiog tho United stale, A Wv
fo owing mentioned Articles AID quantities Of ou0'S"
$50 OO1 pound, Of prime RICE -
10000 vans u ~ PRIME BIO COFtbE.
Isl O11 pou d, of pnIne biJ tOfFEe' toa"eu; ...-
s,mn,es "a acc mprny prog sss Affidavit Of coffee ros
r.anird a.. to the ID uy Of the coffee Al no sitiee 70
rsk ed IL double sck. Of huniied pounds n.t
10 81 a., h. Of r.uq clos--woven, t@tp'd cnoH sun
inside .sc Of h,t quality aad strong gnnny oasi oo
.scxs TO b. sesed co and the pac,age TO DC
- Of ths outd. sack to be drawn w'ui a.
sd ,-oney one haf u escn article to be d,yeed "
the gst ns, The reu,i der By the 7th ebusry 10"
Proposals be iudorsed Proposals Tor
fof ST. LouiA' c,i,A "a
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Total, $24sol2 l73 59 40 g! 80 439 ssS % e3s ess
Last week.. 24Tq3Tgg 100 Y7 2bS 1865 90 10 90. lse
LAST yeaI.... 2l5 4s2eO 12zso5.es S,ss7A r.S2I 20
The policy of the Boston banks in refusing to deal
in Treasury No.es is drawing New-Englsnd bank
&c cunts to this city, where toey are generally re-
ceiyed on deposit. The Bridgeport bankers held
meeting day or two ago, and resolved to transfer
their accounts TO New-York.
The Merchants Insurance Company has declared
semi annual dividend Of 10 p cent.
Tie advices by the City Of New-York indicate, by
the advance Of Ii y cent Oh Con.os, that the news
Of tie release Of Mason and Sdel had been received
with the greatest satisfaction. John Bull bad evi-
IDENTIFY become alarmed at his own noise. Cotton
war also active and better bet Bresdstuis were dull
The amount Of coal transported over tue Della
ware, Lackswanps and Western Railroad for Tho
week ending Saturday, January Is, was:
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~ I.LAND RAILkOAn-CHANGE ol

{ ONG ISLAND RAILkOAD-CHANGE oi
Il TFHtl4Ni S.-Lelve llues-sin and 5{ih e. ferie'
Sow. Yors for OIeupo't: 9:lD D. end 5'p J.
Dr. for Sorth Lip aud SaIldlys 90 " lsnk $50 m suo
p Tor Syusse S.a0s $50 tba = n Tor hemp
.iyed sad e:3U m., $3.50 sriS p 40. Tor Jalnii'a
4 ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and
r CALENDARS for the year 1861 In THL TRIBUNE
AIN ANAC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

I IST Of STATES, Capitals, Governors, times
IL # L.s lsss a-sns' General Elections etc. la lhE
THTBUNE ALMANAC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

NOR BOSTON ara IEth lDtNt Il, VIA -NEN :
T. PORT ari FALL RIVER The splendid snd sYn,ior
seAner ,ti rEOfOL'S. Gait Brown. l-syes NeN-l 1rS
ever, ~ E-DAY. THURSDAY. snd SATURDAY, 81
o,cl5rk p Ia sud the EMPIRE StAI Capt. Bra ton. o.
NONDfY. WEDNESDAY, sud FRIDAY, a. O'Clock p u.f
from Pier NO. " a.
heie.ner 10 rooms viii De regarded a. secDTedto any 1p'
plic,tt ~ B. the ssme tal have bees pad f1t
fesr Boston .- fore jed nf0 wI.a great dispai1
by an Expfes. Freight trst. .
Nm borden. Agent Nos. - End n Ne',tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

ARMY CLOrnING AND E0uIPAoI OFFICE
Pun, ogrrnIA, jan "a, 1907
PROPOSALS are inyit d and will be received
a, tLi. ofic- uuti ~ o'clock m on riU hoDhl we
1li Irs, Tar OSE III NBNED 7 HDUSAHD YARDS W
ALL Wool SACK FLANNEL. Indigo BUe "oorDyeo,
Tsied IA four inrbai vide sud weighing zen ounce pr
,sJ or uenty .ven sche sIe AID weighing i've ounce
Der ward al bid. NUT indosrd Pfoposal' LOT furn'hihe
Dsrk Blue Fllnuei" and be addressed to -.,,,
~ w O. ". CROSMAS,
Deputy Quarte russie -O.neral.
4 BSTRACTS of important Acts Of the Second
~ Sc sion 4 The XXXVlh Congress aud he Specis 81
sion of the xXXylith Also ths important frocislbt
tons Of resident Lincoln, are gwen la Ihh in'Do"S
Almanac
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cteamboals nnO Rai.roa0s.

Vy'O NEW leave At = m.
Pas,e..s-s going iuraev taae the frain from there ~
II r. M COL ieiei On poa,d 800 uorui-r " bout charge
YI,O BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW
4 PORT by SHORE LtNE.-Lreves 2lthsi fh'svr o.
rn srri, 80 rcoyideucs 20 pm: i!:S 1 brNe H. 70
yid erce 20 nm 8 pm Fxprsss Through Mai Train,
,r1iye IN Pr,ciGercs go AID Bosfons to aIn.
T. J. CALHOUN. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

The business of the Clearing House was els, $50.
Co.,
The work of counting and apportoning among the
banks of the sol 900 000 Off 3-lOth cent Treasury
Noes was completed this morning at about y
O'Clock, five persons having been emf Dyed all The
previous night, yesterday, and to tae hour named
this morning, in The work.
The transfer books Of the Sew.York Central Raii'
road will be closed on the let of February, aud re-
main closed until the 2i,h Of that month"; preparatory
to declaring a dividend.
The money market tends TO greater ease Ths
abundance of capital is shown in the increasing
deposits Of the Banks, which now, excluding the
Government dc posits reach nearly Sig2 OOO,OO) sn
increase Of $4,000, 900 within short period. The
loans of the Banks III the time continue TO de.
cine, and show contraction Of $25 000, 900 within
five months. In the discount houses there Is rather
more doing at lower rates. Strictly irst-cass short
acceptances have been done at 5a5i y cent. and
six months at dG5 T. cent. On demand, the sup
ply Of money 10 abundant at 5a6 ecent, and occa-
eionslly lower rates are accepted.
Tie Greenwich Insurance Company bas declared
selni.aunual dividend Of 5 y cent payable Feb !.
The statements Of the banks Of the three principal
cities of tie Union for tue last week compare with
the previous one and the corresponding time OF 1861,
as follows;
Loans. Deposia specis CkcuPp.
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Ocean Steamers.

- of d
NoTIcr TO P.s,E.ofEs Foe Iis ~. ';ttfeJ states
oe ret''S oi zee 81 .,ivc1 ~ In pa.spo''s befoe
they w p" s- - deli, 10 pruosiu. ..al, u
~ t...r .i3.s GO tle toferqa.'. uh'r' NO., "
JnHNb IAlY.... - 80
x,.TTT "a EXT - ba+tspu NEW-NOltk ana
- iEAM " a.. "a .@,,,rlt1g parse serg e.
- ~ r. fCoi' M, Tiverroo Newly and Phu-
Queenstowt 'lrctnd u A''nS ii'racbing their sI.I-
aoerhA , '-.-i, =, - ...S,, .firs 4 f9'ovs'
power fff.- cOIt 'i0h 'tt4i -'' -,-' a., Feb q
6h t-tf .tt.....-.'-. t, q, '.'''''' -., Feb 4.
CITY ID. "A "a - 80 .. 80, pr No % -'t
A. every SAit"oA4 l., ~ "'.H' 'i'-
Rive . ID, ....a.
'"i1, ~ -,,r-r-p Cyr ............. a Il
yIH CASlN..'.s --'''' ' So. 80 Io-dor AZ
ms: C'on p, - -i-rra-e 10 paIs........ 80
tlfst -"r .' rs NJ ., y. lo hanpu-s 800 80
~ e'' 60 it,.l.l "a fl.,re Bfsnco R1f,el ). %.
Ig.'L s,o',.i, avs r.tss
49, !. +, ,,, fo trius ou, Ter friends huv ticrrts
-, ,s. ,. . re.,s 10 New Y..a. Er1,n Iivtrro or
GIs,n.,o. i, stip 40 4G5 and r@ sseregs from
,,,,,t .-.. krotl CU, .f..o.. t no.
~ .,c-. bsy, ~. rf p a .iaG ns 2 rsssca-
"a ,a.fv ,xra.: ned Su--, r. sIhev s,e br.t 'n
L. ,.i -, -,.,i,,. s,t ty 20 LIZ rife Auni.. .gs
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L'OH CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. irst.
oa.s steamer viii cave N-~folt IN 't- ~ IN ara
2ls, efe.' ,oth s1ce. " ben te,e c,e. 81 SUNDAY
vnen lie CAV Of departure viii be- the MONDAY i3''ins
For heis pa sage, lpy stt1s only Stce 70 10" |
green. ~. p. AbbF'-Ns As-Al'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

DJUSTMFNr Of CLAIMS on the GOV
u FRNMENT-CLAlN> npon the vario1' Departments
adjusted person bg rc.itrnt Ag,nt washington
Hon uOHATiO KING.
. Po,frrs.t Gturfsl Of The United stItss 70 whom %
JOHN g. MURRAY Army snd Ssvy Hamlet
no. % Ns.al stfcoi opposite the Po'Ohce
Claims A e. forwarded daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
Tlnanelnl.

THR METROPOLITAN fIRg lSsURtScg Co. !
No. lc8 Broad~.y, New York. Jan !. l5'l
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Board 81
" Directors of It's Company have this DAY d'cafed
sFMI-ANNUAL INTEREST DIVlDENO q IHRhE-
AND-A-hALF PER CENT payable o. 6emsnd
r. A. STANoBURY, Seoretary.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-27
AGAINST Keeping vain cnmpnny.

J speak not Of that company which is
openly liccntious and profane trust that
your temper and views are such as would
engage you 10 turn away from such with de-
tcstation and horror. But bcscoch you to
consider that those companions may be very
dangerous who might at first give you but
very little alarm. lmean those who, though
not The declared enemies Of religion, and
proicsscd followers of vice and disorder,
yet have no practical sense Of divine things
on their hearts, so far as can be Judged by
their conversation and behavior. You must
often Of necessity bo with such persons,
and Christianity not only allows, but re-
quires that you should, on all cxpcdient oc-
casions Of intercourse with them, treat them
with civiity and respect; but choose not
such for your most intimate friends, and do
not contrivc to spend most of your leisure
moments with thom. For such converse
has a sensible tendency to ALLEVIATE the soul
from God. and to render it unfit for all -pir
itual communion with him. To convince
you of this, do but reflect on your expert
encc when you have been for many hours
together among persons of such a Char1c-
ter. Do you find your heart, by insensibIc
degrees. more and more inclined to a cou-
formity to this world, and to look with Sc
cret dsrelish on those objects and employ
ments to which reason directs as the nobest
and the best BE a companion therefore OF
them that fear God, aud of them that keep
his precepts.- DOddt'idye.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-27

Either of the head heart, or body, and we
need not go far from every we'll regulated
household, containing a copy Of the scrip
tnres, Especially if they are rcad) to see the
truth Of this assertion, practically illustrat-
ed. You see the male members proving
the truth of the command, "by the sweat of
their brow" The wilderness blooms and
blossoms rs the rose under the dominion
of King Labor, and we'll do we read ON the
face of the land the beautiful verse of Grey's
when he sang in a country church yard:
OFT did the harvest to their sickle YIELD
Their burrows oft the stubborn glehe hath broke,
How iocund did they drive their team aticld,
How bowed The woods beneath their sturdy stroke
Labor was King, over the subjects of that
stanza, and is today over the best portion Of
the American people, that is if the labor
and its fruit, goes TO support souls beauti-
fed and quickened by the spirit of religion
If on the contrary men labor and bring
forth from the blessings which God
has bestowed upon them, sin and wick
ed communication out of the mouth how
truly is their labor lost. Labor is indeed
king over their bodies because they must be
supplied, but what is King over their souls?
Are the gentle teachings Of the Prince of
peace" shining into their hearts daily, and
with their golden rays forming crown for
King Labor. from which heart qualities
and rules of daily conduct, may bc drawn to
~ weeten life and prepare for eternity? Let
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-27
FACTORY,
LrGAS COuNTY. OHIO

The subscribers respectfully inform the citizens
Of Lucas and adjoining counties, that they have re-
fitted thsr machinery in the best order for manu-
featuring wool. Their long experience in the bus
ness and close attention to the same, warrant them
in saying that their establishment equals any Man
uiactory lnsthe western country, ana their cloths
cannot be surpassed for service by any cloths man
uiactured East or West.
They have now on hand large stock Of Cloths,
CasslmeTes, Satinets, TWeeds, Flannels, Blanket
ing and Women's Dress Flannels, which will be
sold or exchanged for wool on reasonable terms.
They will also Manufacture wool on the shares into
all styles of Goods. Those wishing to exchange
wool for Cloths, or have it manufactured, will
please call at the Factory, OF leave their wool with
VIM. Houston, Perrysburg
Wool will be taken and Goods returned at the
foregoing place; also, be received for manufactur-
ing carding into rolls, and returned to Gen HouS-
tons Store in Pcrrysburg.
PRICES FOR NANUFACrURISd PER YARD
Cassimers and Full Cloths, 81 u cents, TWlled
Blankets. 3lL cents, Flannels 2j cents, Satiuets
9l14 cents, Tweeds, % cents, Linseys 1857 cents
The cotton warp is furnished at the above rates.
Amy person delivering wool TO be manufactured
can, at the time OF the return Of their CLOTH should
they be dissatisfied, have the cash for their wool at
the market price when the wool was delivered.
All kinds OF country work done on short notice
and in good order such as Wool CsrGing, Cloth
Dressing, etc.
Likewise wanted five tons Of bard soap;
WatsrVilIe, May. 1862.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-27

secret Pleasure.

What is more pleasing or gratifying than
to de able to "bring forth from the secretre-
cesses Of the heart that which may cause a
thrill of delight TO warm the heart of fellow
being. Preaching through the press, to
congregation. consisting ofall classes of men
who can read and hear read, that which may
offered. whose pews are thnir own firesidcs,
where they can with freedom commentupon
truth, without Gornality or distinction, I'M
trsmmeled by sect or prejudice, is indeed a
glorious prvcledgc. and tells to the heart of
many, who from some cause seldom attend
the visible church to hear congregational
preaching, but repair eagerly to the post
Office to get the news. Well do we rcmcm-
ber the days Of yore, as the news boy made
his appearance over the hill how eager we
were to get the papers and read them with
eagerness, and enthusiasm. Scott free
were our opinions passed, upon what was
printed in tho old Freemans Journal, Pcrrys-
burg Republican and Ohio Statesman, and
when any thing came out, conflicting with
SuuhN "''uhN II N'"' III ''''''''" l'"
lance, passed for what it would fetch 1t
is this "liberty Of the press that keeps un-
tramnelcd The American atmosphere Of pub
lie opinions, teaches truth and christian pro-
priety TO many who have pushed away from
Gospel influence, through their own lack Of
appreciation or want Of faith it may be, in
the manner in which the various churches
in our land, procIaims to their followers the
revealed Word. 1t also serves as a mighty
balance wheel SO to speak, to regulate the
action ofdcnominotional religion, and throw
It protecting influence around all II ia in
deed real pleasure TO aid this work.
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-27
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