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What will DIR. fIurd's Remedie,
Effect }
Effect :!

Or. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will
Cleanse the mouth from all foul exhalations and if
useu IN the morning. will make the breakfast Iasfe
s"eeler and the day begin pleasantly Ilun
oteds Of persons eau testify to this. Fry them gen.
ueman.
Or. Hurd's Mouth Wasa and Tosth Powder will
give young ladies ttas fue>i charm IN MomarI-a
sweet breath and poarly tee,h. Try Them ladies
Dr. Hnrd's Mouth Wash aud ) o";h Powder are the
oe-t pr 'paralIens IA the world cuIIng BAD BREATH
aRd giving frmness and health TO the gums linn.
dreds Oi casessf Diseased Bleeding Gums So Mouth
gent wash.
Or hhrd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder give at
adiit"nal Charm To cnurtshII, and make husbands
more agreea bic TO their wives and their hus
bands. lhey should he used by every person having
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
which are liable 10 Impart taint To the mouth
Dr.. Hurd's ToOthache Drops cure Toothache
arising from eX;Used and are The hest friends
mat paFeuS can have IN the house save their chill
Grehh" ;+riure, Hnd themselves from loss Of sleep
and sym. 81 eIic suffering
Farm IS and MECHANICS! you cannot will afTsrd
To n"gleci s''nr teeth Fora trfng sum YOU can now
get preser than which ROlhsrhI or AsIor an
get nothing better Remember that DYSPEPSIA A and
CONSC Ny ilON or THE LUNGS often orIgnale in
neglect OF Teeth. Send for the Treatise on Teeth and
read Hr FIlchs observations Oh this sUhect n too
Ia'e 70 arrest decay IN your own teeth. save your
chIldreRE teeth.
NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
DR.. Hurd's Neuralgia Non. Adhesive Plss,ers
ars the most pleasant and successful remedies ever
prescribed t0r th!s painful disease The palient an
pHssohss ana soon becomes drUwsy, fall asIeeb and
a"akes tree from paIn and blister or other unnea
SAINT or Injurious consequences ensue. For Earach.
aud Nervous Headache. apply accurdng to directions
AMI relief Will surely follow NOthno nm he oh,o,n
ed equal 10 DR. Hurds Compress for Neural, ala, Trv
them Ghey are entirely novel. curious and oripi
Nal preparation. and wonderfully successful Thrv
are OF TWO Sizes one small for the price Is cts
and The other large (of application to the boJ urIce
81 c's W'll he mailed on receipt OF price 81 one
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NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
What are the People DONG

The American people are intelligent enough TO np.
Prec'a'e preparations That O. nlIhute 50 much TO the
% OF 'H"Se using them. and they want them.
ENery tn4,i brings e Hers some ordering the T,ea
se nn leeth some the Neufa ga Plasters and moi n
te" enclosing 81 cents for Tie Mouth Wash. IN n.
AeH' ' mail tlt to those We compelled 10 repIy
a--'ble to send hulE., ~; bottle by mail
nsmf ~ ''1P'9
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DR.. Hurd'S Preparations Good

The best evidence that they are that their Grmes
friends and best patrons those Who have used
thsm longest DR., WILLIAM lluRD is an eminent
DENTIST of Brooklyn, Treasurer of the New York Stale
Deatlsts ASSOCIATION, and these preparations have
been used III his private practice for years and no
leading citizen of BROOKLYN or WIlllamshurgn ques-
Ilohs their excellence while Dentists OF New
York recommend them the best known 10 the nro.
tesslon Without the aid OF ad ertising dealers nave
sOid them by the gross.
The Editor OF the BroOkyn Daily Times says I'VE
are happy TO know that Onr friend pr Hurb is sue.
eeecing beyond all expectations with his Mouth Wash
and Tooth Powder. The great :ret Of hIs success,
rests wl'h the a:t that hs ARTICLES csey what
they are represented To be, can testify from
lsng use"
The well known T. Barnum writcs:-''I found
your Tooth Powder 50 good that my family have used
u all up We hhd II the best Powder Tor the Teeth
that We ever used. shall feel Ohilgr1 il YOU will
send me another supply at the Museum IT your con.
Venience. with bill"
But their cost Is so small that every one may test
the matter for himself.
70 Be"sre of the ordinary Tooth Powders Dr.
Hufds Tooth Powder csntllns no acid nor all ali nor
charcoal. and pOlIshes without wearing the enamel
ure no other.
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KeaI Estate Agency, Auction.
CerinG. &c

hIIhg' lor many years, been engagcd, in the o,..,
portion "t New Castle county as Aucrlnneer .t
cent'y g as zeal Estate Agent III Dover Kent comn,v
ici my services 10 the people OF WILMINGTON m 81
'a'me capacity have just taken an onre ~ ~ t ,so
", w rnn @ 0CilDl NJ. IA Market street. below 'Tb,I
Oh story. Testimonials can be produced. Tram naT
.n. mun " h'gh responsibility aud business h.h,s m
services ana piompines' an Auclruneer ,",i p"'
H'e 1gtht are respectfully requested 10 p,v. ,o -
ai "a, NY terms IN all cases Will be moderate an%
;lI Ia 'dueu aueh3n and Indeiatigible exeIunrs
Steu 10 me- The people of Wilmington, and nm
ncariy New Castle county, who have Real 80.
ana goods OF every description to dispose Of vii GUd
II 10 Their interest to give me call. % WIZ "hu
Nh Dan d. T. RICKARnS
~. S'-hehts and collections Of all KINDS n,nIn,,Iu
attended TO IN all portions Of New Castle c"''n,i
aTiHg i%r series OF yeats been engaged in LOAN.
lNG MONEY on bond and murtgage a1l ner.,a ~ an
ana me energetic and prompt in this Department
J"""'-y D. ". RICKARnS
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Philadelphia Advertisements.
FINKLE IL LYON
SEWING MACHINE Co..

NO person who contempIates purchasing Sewing
lor aly or manufacturing purposes. should
faIl TO send for one Of Circulars which Contains
cuts and full descriptions ofIho several styles prices
and samples OF work, all Of which We SEND by mail
free. We Claim 10 hive the - = ~
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New Card PhotOGraDhs.

New Card Photographs.
New Card Photographic now ready as below.
ALL 25 CENTS EACH
New Catalogues. with great additions. gratis on
application. Mailed to any address
J0nathan DymOnd, Professor LonpTelIov
niIiam Allen, Mrs LongfelIow
vi Fox. LongieOw's Children,
George fO1' Wendell Phillips,
James fe0se, John Brown.
1uIney' Horace Greeley,
Samnei Ourney' Charles Sumner,
Eliza Gurney, IInvd Garrison
Julia Clarke, Robert Dale Owen
JOSIAH torsIer' General Fremont,
John Ilodgkin, Mrs FreIHsnt'
Elias Hicks Pres,dsnt incoln
Lucretia Mott Secretarv Stonton
Ei'ham Bishop Claiming Moore,
. ~ ~ eSt mn battle OF AusteThtZ,
nv, l ne, ne OuNS' L"nis Napoleon. i'll robes.
I mcclure FAIher Empress Eugenie
~ Inc GraVeOi iheO Parker. DR.. Casper Morris,
The Grave of Franklin, Dr. Nutter.
Thomas = Cope, judge Storv
" MISS IS ! vi Sedg"Ick, Mrs James Madison.
Calico, Mnrv Eou,t,
NiCiolas BlddIe, Mrs TrollOpe.
Mrs Jameson Bishop Meade
George Francis Tram, General Mcclellan
General burnside, Commodore FoOle
"DOHe Gone" Florence NirhtnGale
st. May's Hall" RIshop Odenheimer
General Buell, General Grant
General halleck, General McClernand,
fatsen brownlow' Rev. A. Sess, d. ID.
New style PhOiogra ph buns the mos, elegant at
sortment in the country.
.AS.S. EARLE g. SON,
Earle's Galleries and Looking t;Isss Warerooms
myo-om NO. SIG Chestnut street Phiad'a
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American Hotel.
CHEstACr sfKHET. BErwEEs Firm AND SINrM,
PHILADELPHIA.
$l.50 PER DAY.

The unGersigned. having renewed their lease for a
term oi years, have entirely reted the house having
painted carpeted and refurnIshed throughout
The location Of this House Is unsur:, assed being
upon the widest and most pleasant part of Chestnut
ST. directly opposite the Old State louse, neaI the
places OF Amusement. the Jobbing houses of Market
ana lhIrd siS and convenient t" the cIly raIlrouds
dime fare.
The rooms are large, will lighted. have superior
ventilation aud have been returnlshed with a care
for comfort
We are supplied with pure Milk, Cream Fruitsand
Vegetables from Farm belonging TO US, and winch
IS managed exclusively for the Hotel
lhe Prerrel"rS OF The American assure their friend,
and patrons that no pains Will he spared to make the
appointments OF thu Hotel pletc and its Ia bic com
pare iayorably viii the best houses III The mon
novelty WYATT q HEULINGS.
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Popular Medicines, &c.
Popular Medicines, &c.
The Bugls Calls! The War has Begun! A
War OF determination against Bad Teeth,
Bad Breath. Diseased Gums, Toethac che,
Earache and Neuralgia
OUR ARTILLERY is
DR.. WIN. B. AURD'S
Dental IT. e q s ur q:
COMPLETE SET OF REMEDIES FOR
PRESERVING THE TEETH,
Purifying the Breath,
AND MOUTH. AND
Curing Toothache & Neuralgia

CONTENTS:
DR.. Hurd's celebrated MOUTH WASH one
bottle.
DR.. HuFd's uuequalled TOOTH POWDER,
enc box
DR.. Hurd's magic TOOTHACHE DROPS,
enc bottle.
Dr.. Hurts UNRIYALLED NEURALGIA
PLASTER.
DR.. Hurds MA NUAL on the Best Means of PreSery.
'HS the Teeth including DrectlOns for the Proper Yre9t-
Rent of ChiLdrens Teeth
FLOSS SILK for Cleaning between The Teeth.
TOOTH PICKS. etc. eIc
Prepared at Dr. Hurd's Dental Office. - Fourth st..
Brooklyn. IL. D.
Price, ONE DOLLAR; or SIX for s..
&TThe DnrTAI TREASURY makes IA package eight
inches by live, and Is sent by express
% Fail directions for Isl is on each article
The following articles can be sent separately, BY
mail. VIZ:
Ehe TREATISE ON PRESERVING TEETH, sent, posI-
pad OH receipt of Twelve Cents or four stamps
The NEURALGIA PLAsTER. tor Neuralgia IN the
Faoe. Nervous Headache. and Earache. sent, post
paid on receipt Of Eighteen Cents. or six stamps.
The NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATIC PLASTER darge
szel. for Pains in the Chest, shoulders Daok or any
part Of The body. sent post paid receipt OF Thirty
seven Cents.
Address
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VIM. B. IIurd e. Co.
pnIsusE Bu,nuos No.. "

- HNIbUHE DUILDINGs, NEW YoRY
That remitlsnces may be made with coo,;d.,c. ~
D. n y Go. refer to the Mayor ofBrookl,n; TO q W
Gai1sh, Presdeit Farmer and Ctizen, ,'Bank BrooL
iyni 10 Joy. Coe & Go. New York; to p. II. Barnum.
ESQ, New York, etc etc. mhaT
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

S"'e"d agents can make a snail fortune ~ ca irving
hese Afacies around 10 IainilIes Ihe DENTAL TREA
suRf ~ The neateSi article that n man ar ,vn,u
carry around Send Tor one aud see ar better doz.
Zen which We will sell. samples E,r 81 Agent,
supplied hbcraliy with circulars. d Now il The time
70 go nlS the business. AMI do good and make n ora,
VI. W. are spending thousands tor he ben. III of
agents New England men and women! he re N rou,c.
n9 hlee' aud chance O take the tide at Its fiood
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&c, e..
make IT rule to propagate only those kinds Of
Iree and plants that experience has prov en 10 be the
most profitable for general rsepS
10 The quantity and quality Of the fruit Produced In
my selection OF varieties. aside from INV our e1per
ehce am governed by the opinions of The most eu
nent writers the culture of fruit IN Amerca and If
Tie most experienced frHl growers in all paris Of the
country, and of the American PomcOgIcal Society
PEAcHEs-3oOOO trees, select varieties, and trees
very large and thrifty
APPLES-A large stock, choice varieties Stsnd,xd
and Dwarf. Also, Red aud Yellow Siberian, Crab,
Standard and Dwarf
PEARS-A choice lot. large thrifty trens laaI;,O
varieties, Standard and Dwarf
PLUMs-All the choice varieties
CHERkIEs-tlne' thrifty trees, Standard and Dwarf
all the choice varieties.
APRlCOFS, NECTARINES AND OUNCES
GOOsEBERRIEs-Englisha and American va,,e,;es
CURRENTs--Whte and Red Cherry Vhitc and ReJ
Grape White and Red Dutch. Black English Black
Naples, &c.
GRAPES Catawbn, Isabella. Clin'On. Concord.
Delaware. Dlnna. Rebecca. Taylor or Bullet Esrly
Northern MuscadLe, Esinburgh. Hartford Prolific.
&c. &c.
Recommendation Dorchester nd High Bush
KASPBERRlEs-In variety. Largely OF the Allen
and Red Prolific, which need no protection in winter
bosI for market gardeners. and those who have not lime
to cover fall.
STRAwHERRlEs-In variety. Largely ofths Alba.
ny Seeding.
OSAGE ORANGE,
SHADE g. ORNAMENTAL TREES,
RHEUBARB,
ASPARAGRASS, GIANT.
Roses i'm Variety
DAHLIAs.--l3O select varieties. Tor which was
awarded special premium hy The AgricuItu al Xset
ETY. Of New Castle county, fall of 1861 Also pr.nI.
nn for the best collection Of Choice Pears
For Prices AID description Of fruits send for De.
scriPtve Catalogue. gratis
GrAll kinds OF trees and plants can be ordered BY
mail
All trees and plants warranted true 10 name
2yOiders can be left al TIMES Office
Randolph PETFRS.
febSS-Jm Newark. Del.
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Best Sewing Machines
IMPORTANT FACTS

IN THE WORLD FOR EITHER FAMILY OR MANUFACruT
ING PURPOSES.
And all we ask is n falr tri.l Rood Tho C,,I,,,;,
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10 ST. LOUIS HOTEL.
Chestnuf street, above Third.

PHILADELPHIA.
IN ths Immediate neighborhood Of the JobbipQ
tonses on MARKET. Ibrd aud Chestnut streets. The
ssnks' Post Office Merchants Exchange, &C., &c. "a
be BOARD PER DAY. sI.5o
Accommodation when required on the EUROPEA A
FLANI Rooms from so cents anc upwards ne, dev
aoo Meals a. Finsr-CLAss Restaurant atiarhed tC
ths aossi. frise according 70 the bills of Fare
sy fhe City Cars take Passengers from anv s,s,;o,
rs OF CLOSE TO the Hoiel. D'4''''
DEnglsh. fFsReh. German and Spanish spoken
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Wn. u. Hurd & Co,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK.

DR.. HURD's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWDER
and TOOFHACHE DROPS cannot he sent by R,aIl.
but they can probably Obianed at your Drug or Peri
odical Stores II they cannot. send Us Tor the Den
tdl Treasury, Price One Dollar which contains Them
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-04-24
ESTIMATE OF EREEnOM.

DK. NsLsIN gavo his slave Isaac his free
dom, with some fear that hp would not be
able TO do we'll for himself. But tho slave
gladly took HIS papers and left, and for
some months DR. Nelson heard nothing of
him, But one day, AS he was travelling, he
saw some one approaching on horseback.
As he drow near the ivory began to
shine, tho eyes rolled about IN an unusual
manner Qnd who should the stranger he
bat "Old Isa4o." not the slave, but Isaac
tho freeman IN new suit Of clQthes, and
with a face no longer stupid, but full of the
consciousness and importance and happi-
ness of his new life He was overioyed at
meeting hls old master
" Aud how DO You like your freedom
Isaac ?"
80, massa, freedom am dc sweetest ting
IN de wide world, sweetest ting IL dc wide
world, massa
4" But what have you been doing, .aQaeF
20, me been 10 work me got forty dol.
lars in me pocket me own dis brack pony
Tell what It's, freedom am dc sweetest ting
in de world, mNssa,"
And DR.. Nelson said ho never afterward
doubted that any slaves, with the motives
of freedom to inspire them to work, could
take caro- of themselves"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-04-24

Cd country on the face Of the globe) do.
monstrates that . few of the main sourccs of
revenue heavily taxed will be far more ef-
feotive for raising the revenue required than
the multitudino,is objects lightly taxed as
now presented in the House bill, and as
properly observed by the New York hide.
pendent tho experience of tho great ma
tons of Europe prove conclusivoly that
any system Of taxation which extends to
tho details of every day life will not long be
submitted to. II will not do to make every
mans domicilo, workshop or warehouse .
custom house in which tho tax gathercr at
all times shall have free access. 1t will not
do to mako every man. woman aud child an
officer Of customs with law hanging over
thoir heads, to pounce upon them for every
petty violation" Also, from the geograph-
cal extent Of our country, the cost Of collect.
Ing taxes on many of tho articles specified
will bo as great as tho revenue derived; IL
licit trade, and contrabandism will spring
up, and furnish tho worst examples of the
old English excise system We say there
fore let us urge Congress no to modify their
bill that vicious habits may be placed under
restraint by heavy taxation, that the bur
den may rost more fully on the shoulders
of tho rich, and less on those of the poor.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-04-24
GEN. u. S. GRANT.

Ir is 10 be hopod that Gen. Grant, the
Commander-in-Chicf In the aeld, will have
at least the credit Of having gained the vic
tory in the greatest battle that has yet been
fought ~ probably the greatest of the pres
cnt century. Gen. p c. 7. Beauregard the
most notable, brilliant and dasLing of the
rebel generals led the enemy. Full of con
fideEce, and with vastly superior numbers,
Beauregard had no doubt of certain victory
He was routed, repulsed, and driven back,
with . loss that is sufficient 70 paralyze
an army even larger than his,
In this instance generous public senti.
ment will suffice to silence the voice Of en-.
vious detraction, Quite possibly, then, may
be the criticisms of some shallow ieuten-
ant, showing how the field might have been
better won, or the sgpcrclious assertion of
some aspiring Boabdil, but Iaep of plain
good sense will judge, in view of results 90
signihcant snd decisive, that to the com.
mander of the hSid Eelogs the just renown
OF victory, as great as that of wellington
at Weterloo.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-04-24
Y a Il M s


The Maryland papers come out strong
III favor OF emancipation IN that state.
TnR repairing of the damage done to the
Merrimac by her late engagement with our
forces. cost the rebel government 100000.
II is contemplated TO garrison the South
ern forts with black soldiers, in order TO
save our men from the effects of the climate.
AN exchange states that drummer boy
in the fifth Ohio beats drum which was
beaten 10y his father in the Mexican war,
and by his grandfather in the revolution.
Tun Ohio Legislature has voted $4,000
for the purchase Of mcdicipe and hospital
stores, for the States sick and wounded.
TmE T4th Ohio is ordered to Nashville,
under Lieut.. Col Won Schraler- Col. Moody
being ordered to remain i'll command at
Camp Chase, . ..t.. -g
THERE arc now sin regiments of East Ten
nesseeans in the national army--Cooncls
Carter, Spear and llouk commanding the
first three. The organization OF the others
Is Not entirely completed.
I THE Republicans 6f Chicago nominated a
straight" ticket for municipal offices, ihs
Democrats nominated the no-party platform,
The former were defeated by near fifteen
hundred majority Party machines don't
run wSll in these war times. ,a.l
TnE New York ReraEs Washington cor
respondent reports that the AHSsian GlY-
ernmcnt has objected TO receive eX.Sesre,
! ,3ry Cameron rs United States Minister to
( 81 Petersburg aud had b fore in still mo- G
/ dee dsd terms, express, a Is unwiiiingneSs
( 70 have Carl Sehpy4 appointed.
slEcs the lstQf january the Union forces
b. have captured lroH the rches ave hundred
and ninety siegs guns and Roid p . os This
artillery would equip . grand army, and
and when il is remembered what pains the
rebels have La mprocUying these guns, tile
sSve,i'y Of tAe loss WI! be fully apparent.
TnE treason law passed at the last ses-
I ion of the Maryland Legislature went into
ops{atiqn on Tuesday. II puushes with
: death or wilb lrQW Sly 10 twenty years
Imprisonment all vho levy var ggiinss the
State, adhere 20 or give comfort % It's enc
mics, aud fines all persons furnishing rebels
with goods or any assistance, raise enlist
me''ts for the sebel army or display seces-
sion flags.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-04-24
Emancipation Proclamation.

TnE following is the Presidents Message
on the emancipation Of slavery in the dis-
rict of Columbia:
FetiGW Citizens Of The Senate and of the
House fksprt.sHlige,
The act entitled an act for the release Of
certain personslheldsto service or labor in
tho District ot Columbia has this day been
approved N"d signed. | have never doubt
ed tho constitutional a4Gharitv of Con-
gross TO abolish slavery in the District, sn!
l2vc eyer DIES red to see the National Cap
ilal freed ttGh he Msututioa in some salts,
,aetogy way, licHn ihha hsg never been,
IN my m I'd, any question on the subject cy-
ecpI one o, 60 ed.eucy arising in view Of
al The circumstances ltthere be matters
! " .th!n aud about this act which M sht have
] ken the course or scope more satisfactory
Z ~ NY Judgment, donot attempt TO spec .fy
/ ! en-, So. ..ratdcd that the true principcs
/ OF tcomponsaton Sna colonization are both
recognized and practically applied in this act,
| Ia tie matter Of conhscati9n il is PROV ided
| that CLAIMS may be presented within 80 days
/ OF The passage of this act, bnt not thereafter
and there IS saving for minors, femmcs GOV.
eTt insane, or absent persons. presume
! uierq IS An omission, 10y mere oversight. and
recommend ,L1, il lac supplied by an amen.
datory or supplement-. acl
/ lsisned) ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-04-24
NnIIiNrAnX TANLs

We tax ourselves for thousand indul-
ycnces alta rate which the most absolute
despot would not dare impose on Ills en-
slaved subjects. What murmurings cnrs-
ings, nay revolts, we should witness against
tho exaction by authority Of such imposts
az we yield with cheerful alactry to luxu
rious appcttSs. The eye demands its
shows, exhibitions spectacles the ear, all
studied and exquisite harInonics the palate,
danties from all seas and from oil lands ;
6stcnta,ious vanity must he bedccked with
pearls from tho Orient, and gems from
F" Ormus or the Ind" The humblcst and
poorest pays his tribute to artificial but i'm
perativo qcdnts which the grandees of olden
time never dreamed Of
Napoleon is reported to have said that he
found vices very good patriots. He got
Eve millions from the love Of brandy and
he should be glad to know which of the
virtues would pay him 80 much" Waldo
Emerson says, tobacco and opium have
broad backs, and will cheerfully carry the
load of armies, if you choose to make them
pay high for such joy as they give, and
such harm as they do"
We have before our eyes good illustra-
ton of the operation of indirect taxes, in
the old tariff revenue system. Until the
insurrection broke out, the problem was
how TO assess the duties so as not to pro-
duce large surplus in the treasury from
Custom House duties. Yet what proportion
of the consumersA knew the difference be-
tween free and dutiablo goods? Or III pur-
chasing an article of luxury or Of necessity,
how many reflected whether they were
virtually contributing y dollar, a dime, or
nothing to the treasury
Tho pending tax bill alfrights not few !;
they discover on all sides specific or cd
Udi0rum rates that have formidable aspect.
Were any one to reflect, however, upon the
daily and voluntary tax he pays, and con-
slider how small is the proportion of the
public burthons even under the heaviest
war tax, compared with those which appc-
tito and vanity, in some of n thousand
forms, exact from their votaries-nay from
the ahstemious, the exact and tho prudent,
who have ne vices, and pamper no artificial
want, he would perceive what barthlns are
heaviest, and what power is most cxacting.
The theme is one for tho moralist, and the
tax bill might furnish the text
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-04-24
HARD FIGHTING YET.

WHOEVER supposqs tho hqrl fighting is
all over, will find himself sadly mistaken
very shartlv. The rebel chieftains are mall,
ing the most desperate ca2rts imaginable
and il il be possible, with the means they
have i'll hand, to seo4rG large victory Al
any point, whatever other points are left
exposed, they will aocnre it. Tho move
ments in Virginia, and especially In the vi
cinity Of Yorktown, very clOarly demon
stratc this. The federal troops are gradu.
ally closing around Corinth, and we shall
soon cxper, h.. york in that quarter also
1t is evident that some Of ths iiagdcst fight
ing remains yet to be done.