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oht'f " eie 'hat n tha Angel G,nn-i stopped
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because tho p.op's would s*ndia him out
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Tn. venerable Rev. Nathan Bangs, u. j.,
Ii. H.. some wears ago, NJ the head OF the
pull-hil, house Of the VI. T.. Church, is ahsrn.
from the Iou,crcuce now sitting al WATERBURY,
c.. for the first time In 80 years. H. is de-
taire b., severe illne.,.
\ Won Nutp OFFICER reports that Geo. VI.
Jolr-ou, r. hel Provisional Governor ot kon-
tIplv. bal Il, horse shot under him at the Pitts
Iu-l 70. 90, ou sunday, wl..lr aching on Br ck-
inr 4. q, : ..r, and was himself killed on NJ on
d.
Gov Brrhl>GH.,N, q, Connecticut, la, been
nj ,intcd President ol the AMLUI,AN Inl-
Pii.,>ol ,IpN, in place Of e> Cos. briggs,
OF Ma-- d,ccascd, aud ba- accepted the oiti e.
II S,ciy .oVll not have i%ed upon better
leader.
TIM wie. Of" substitutes" for the rebel army
Or row quoted IN the southern markets as IA
sul,Cc, Of general interest. At Richmond the
Qtlelo has risen from 800 to 5000 again To
<Osool and from that to 81 900 and Il 300. Even
2. this exorblant price the article is exceedingly
ocarce.
TWO hundred and sxty-three now canal boats
q an average capacity oil Z, 900 bushels Of grain
each, are now building or are completed at the
various places along the line of canals in this
state. As they can each make six trims during
ne navigation season from Buffalo to New
A',b' t'ov Will give an increased corryine ca
y tV & Ilr 'anal stock Of last wear Il g'si6-
- Dusl,ls. ''s''''
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MEDICINAL.
4 RMY Suffers TAKE NOTICE.
THE GREAT UNION SAVER

a n
THE GREAT UNION SAYERl
Tho enforcement Of the laws and the free use by
the people of that wonderful soothing Balm,
PERRY DAVIS'S VEGETABLE PAIN
KILLER
THB GREATEST FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE.
Every volunteer or mess should have a bottle, in
case of sudden attacks of disease.
TAKEN INTERNALLY, it cures sore throat, sud
den colds, coughs, &c. weak stomach, general
debility. nursing sore mouth, canker, liver COM
paint dyspepsia or indigestion, cramp and pain
in the stomach, bowel complaint painters collie,
Asiaiic cholera, diarrhea and dysentery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY, cures felons boils and
old sores. severe burns and scalds, cuts, bruises
and sprains swelling Of the joints, rngworm and
teter, broken breast, frosted feet and chlblans,
tOOthache, pain in the face, neuralgia and rhcu-
matsm.
PAIN KILLER taken internally should be adul-
terated with milK or water and sweetened with sr-
gar If desired, or made into syrup with molasses.
For cough, few drops on sugar eaten will be
more elfectual than anything else For sore throat
garglc the throat with a mixture Of Pain Killerand
water, and the relief is immediate and cure posi-
tive.
IT should not be forgotten that the Pain Killer is
equally as good taken internally as used external
w. Each bottle is wrapped with full directions for
its use.
Please read the printed directions. The Pain
Killer is by universal consent allowed TO have won
for itself reputation unsurpassed in the history of
medical preparations. Its instantaneous effect in
the entire eradication and extinction of pain in all
its various forms incident to the human family and
the unsolicited written and verbal testimony of the
masses in its favor have been and are its own best
advertisement.
NoTIcE TO DEALERS INPAIN KILLER. .-Theuame
and trade mark Of "Pan Killer" belongs exclusive
~ to the proprietors of this medicine. That right
has been sustained by courts of law, and any per-
son found selling an article of that name not man.
uiactured by Perry Davis 4 Son, will be prosecu-
il hV oil /, l.,
druggists throughout the United States and in for
egn countries. Price Csc, soc. and 81 per bottle
j. n. HARRIS Il CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
Froprietors for Southern and Western States
Sold by Peck Hamilton, Perrvsburg; S. IT,
Boughton, Bowling Green; +. Roesinger, Freedom
Thos. Taylor Son, New Westfeld: DR.. s. A.
Smith Portage; Al. Gardner & Co., ,Gilead. c. West
Toledo. 6m12
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Mystery,
! trnm MnOrr's Knral Now Nnrknr.

From Moorc'- Rural New Yorker
The mantle OF mystery has been thrown
around every thing connected with the
earth and our earthly existence, from the
growth and perfection of the fragile Hover
TO the origin aud various motions ut the
matter and the operations of the mind.
There is much on every hand-grel, pain
and sin which God has permitted while
exercising Ills authority ~ supreme ruler,
which cannot hc recunclcd, by beings Of
finite intelligence, with the assertion, God
is love- The rcasous Of things arc hidden
from vision SO that we can only say, '"ris
mystery all What givcs'vitulity to veg
citation and causes the nourishing Juices
to flow upward? Why is the beginning of
our earthly existence mid suffering, 3nd it's
end mid wasting pain? Why were sin
and death permitted to come in, to blight
the glorics of mans earthly heritage? Why
do tears so often flow, aud hearts 80 often
blecdR Why are the fiery darts of pain 80
often thrust into our weary frames, until
every nerve has thrilled with suffering?
There are iow of tho innumcrahlc prob.
lcms which ovcrmatch human wsdom.
The mind is. indeed, continually cnlarging
it's range of knowledge; yet we have only
understanding sufficient to he conscious OF
certain facts, and the moment we advance
further, we fall heavily against the high
walls limiting us to II finite state. ave see
in part
And ait doth not yet appear whm IRE
stat bc.' We can form but the faintcst
conceptions of our future state. But
bcst assurance! know "wc shall be
like Him when the paius connected with
this life are past, When we shall, like
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WNNErvtNrss-l hope, FREUD. yo0 and
ave not TO proud TO asl, for our daily
bread and TO be thankful for getting ii.
it isa Thought 10 me awful and beautiful
that Of the daily prayer, and of the mvriads
"t fellow men uttcriug il, i'm care and sick.
ness, m doubt and m poverty, IN hcalth aud
IN wealth. Al over the world. what am
endless chorus is singing OF loyoand thanks
and prayer, Day tells TO day the woudrous
story, and night rocoumtS it to night. How
do come to think of sunrise which |
saw near twenty years ago ON the Nile, when
the river and sky flushed and glowcd with
the da"mE light, ana as the luminary ar-
pearod, the hoatmeu kLelt ON the rosy
deck and adorcl AllahY
50, as your sun rises over the hum.
bile houSctops round about youy home, shall
YOU wake many aud many day to duty
and labor May the task have been hon.
cStly done when the night comes, and the
steward deal kindly with the laborcr.-
I0uct0uU
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Now for IA General Clearing up

Commence about the buildings They
may he the neglected stables which have
been used while vacant in summer, rs re-
ceptaclcs for loose straw, empty barrels,
broken implements, and all sorts of rubbish
stored there amid the haste of the seasons
work, To get them OH from the barn Noor
and "out of the way for thc present The
room will soon he wanted t. shelter stock
during cold nights and iuclcmcnt storms.
The poultry house may need cleansing.
If the deposits have not boon removed, add
them TO the compost heap. Thoroughly
cleanse the roosts and give the whole apart
ment a good whtcwaShing as the best pre-
vyutiyc ot vermin.
The harn-yard should never become the
dismal swamp too often witnessed toward
spring. Arrange drains to quickly carry
of falling rain, provide caves trou%hs and
leaders to conduct the water from the build
ings away from the yard. II water for
stock cannot be conveniently brought to the
yard from other sources, u Clstcrn to re-
ccivc that from the roofs Will give u large
supply ot the best quality Raised walks
will greatly add to comfort i'll the daily
visits to the dillclont departments during
the winter. Many meadows are dislgWod
and the grounds worse than wasted 10y
scattering thCkciS, bushes ana Slunps
These, and hcdgc-rows along the fences and
in the corners, are the magazines of weeds
which send out their marauding forces
yearly Take them out 10y the roots; acres
may hc added To farms in this way. The
roadside should loo cleared of such nui-
sanCcS.
\ large stock of lircwood may he gath
cred ON many farms 10y collecting broken
rails and half decayod roncing materials
which lie scattered about the prcmiscs.
There are also fallen trees and limbs broken
oil hy storms in the woods which may hc
turned to good account in the woodpiIc, il
gathered before covered with SNOW. In
short, let there bc general clearing up
of the premises so that winter may fund
every thing prepared for its coming, and
the farmer may have the comfortable feel
ing that all is snug.
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17Tt'
SHERRY WINE BITTERS.

49,; !5 Jo wy @ . anu reIuirc Suehgthen-
my lelneuy you nave II Ill the oherry WINE Bitters.
yotI Do"G,s are oerangeu the regulator is the
''Ivr,. re- 1 =" ,l', me nl,'crs. ,--,,
IL you lose your appeute, by winch you will soon
oecoihe ieeple anu Frustrated, the sherry Wine Bit
Is Iii .ene, wren every otner ials. Ihcse
DUCTS VIII remain your lrlehd IN aiction and re-
store You 10 heaIth.
q, Ihey are prepared by an educated physician,and
e nItri's arc III 'ho preparation ITSELF and not In
newspaper P5''h9S' on Wmch great many medi-
cues % are solu' me sherry VINE Btters are put
] III ootGs LUIS "olulg Plnt, at 'oc', and can be re-
uueeu , i iui! "l'e-hai py water ana then be as
sIng I anu tncaciouS as any other Bitters put up
anu ohereu Tor SAFE.
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HENRY II. COsTAR.
Principal Depot-No. 4ss Broadway, y. Y.

NEW INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC" President
y Lncon's Grand March," with his vignette ;
Music hy llelmsmuller leader of 22d Regiment
Band, price 40 cents. "Our Generals QuickStcp,"
with vignette of 3j of our Generals music by
Grafula leader OF the 9TH Regiment Band, 90 cents,
"Thc Seven Sons Gaor," Laura keene Waltz, 80
cents each "Comet SchottiSch," 35 cents all by
Baker. "Music Box Galop,' by Herring, 3j cents.
"Uujon Waltz La Grana, 2j cents. "Nolunteer
POLKA" Gudbcck % GEMS. Spirit Polka" "Gen
eral SCOTS Farewell Grand March, % cents each.
Parkhurst's "Star Spaugled Banner" Brilliant
variations by Prof. Gull, 40 cents. All Of which
are pronounced by good judges to be fine produc-
tOns,
NEW VOCAL. MUSIC will be true to
thee; " "A penny tor Your thoughts :" Little
Jenny Dow" and "Why have my loved ones
gone" by stephen c. FoStSr. "Shall we know
each other there" by the Rev. r. Lowry. "Pleas-
ant words for ALL" by j. Roberts. There is a
beautiful world" by |. N Holmes. These songs
will be very popular. Price 2j cents each mailed
free. Shall we know each other there ?" is pub
lished in cheap form for chors and Sunday schools;
price 3 cents each % cents dozen, 50 per 100
postage l cent. Published by
HORACE WATERS,
Agent. No. ISL Broadway. New York.
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TIA BRANDS AND THEIR Mr>Nl>o.- The
following will interest housckccpcys:
"llysou' means "heioro tho rains, or "ilour-
ishjng spring that j., carl in tho sprip,r.
hence it is often called Young Hyson."
"lySou skin is composed ol the refuse of
other lliuos, the native term for which is
tea skins Refuse OF still cuarscr deSa,rip-
lions, containing many stems. is called "tra
bones "Bohca' is the name OF tho Aius in
the region where il is collected ,rckoc."
or "Pecco,' means "whito hairs. the down
of tender leaves. "Powehopc." folded
plant "Souchoag "smal pLnt." "rwan
kay is the name OF sm.dI river IN the n,
gion where it is brought. "Uougo' is hon
q term sigaityug "ahlI," from the care re
quircd in its preparation,
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farm and Nuusrhold.
VIII, 4, pay 10 winter Turkies.

From the American Agriculturist,l
Tho great seasons for tho sale of poultry
arc Thanksgiving and Christmas, aud thou
the market is abuudantly supplied, aud
,,r;ces rulo low. Farmers are anxious to
sell their fowls to get rid of the expense oi
keonnr them through the Winter, when
their appetites arc ravenous, and the corn
and boiled potatoes disappear rapidly. 1t
;s clear il will cost something to keep them;
il may not he so clear that it will pay.
little transaction of my own, last Winter,
NAV throw some light upon this question.
hought flock of turkcys--thc mother
bird. and eleven young oncs-the last OF
Aurust the average live weight OF the
Young being about two pounds apiece.
They were killed along as wanted IN the
family from November to March, and thc
monthly gain in weight was about two
nouuds and half for the hens, and three
nounds for the gobblcrs. They gained
nuitc ms much in Winter. as in the Fall,
living upon corn. oats. boiled potatoes, and
having access to the pigs troughs. The
number of males was six, and the weight Of
of the mother ton pounds Tho market
price of turkeys was eight cents, IN Novcm-
ber. and thirteen in February. Had they
all been killed November LIST, they would
have weighed about 03 pounds, and came to
S74l. Had they all been kept TO the let
Of March, they would have weighed about
2l5 pounds. and come TO S2I %. Thc
double gain, in weight aud price is an i'm
portant consideration Tho gain in weight
was more rapid than had supposed, before
applying the stoclyards.
The experiment furnishes a useful hint TO
farmers. and to villagers. Itpriccs arc not
satisfactory. it will pay to hold ON, and keep
feeding poultry, The growth and the in
creased price, in mid-wintcr and Spring,
will pay for feed, and leave a handsome
profit, think
find it difficult TO raise turkeys, on &C.
count of my own and my ucighbors gardens.
Rnf the garden is ont of the way by the lat
of September, and late brood Of turkeys
bought of farmer, will do no damage.
They are about as easily managed as II hen
and chickens. and give great deal of salts
faction, where there is room for them.
They are beautiful TO look at while growing
and they make roast turkey cheap and easy
to a good many who do not know exactly
how to pay the common market price Tor
the luxury. This ia au item of household
economy worth looking at by those who
have only an acre or two of land. -
thinks one who has tried it.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
y THE PEARL MILLS

With uew and improved machinery, are now in
the most perfect condition to do your grinding Of
all kinds, IN the best manner, At the shortest mo-
tice. With many years experience in the business,
the best OF machinery, and experienced and cont
petent millcrs, we will not fail To give good salts
faction to all who may favor us with their patron
age. Aud, while We gratefully acknowledge the
generous patronage extended us during the past
many years, We assure you no effort shall bespared
to merit continuance of your tavors,
.-G~ The highest market price at all times paid
for Mheat. DICKS 4 JOHNSON,
4Stf, .Na.1Rs Qiy tt6, ID, '62.
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How To KEEr SWEET PorAroEs FOR WIN
TER AND SrErNG UsE.-Sclcct the first clear
driving day after the frost blackcus the
vines, With grass hook or scythc cut
of the vines and roll them ont OF the way.
Use fork to lit out the mhcrs; lay them
on the top of the ridge to dry. Dig until
noon, then begin to pack, taking those first
dug. Have dry barrels OF boxes with
plenty of dry cut straw ready; take straw
and barrels 10 the field, put in FIRST a layer
o, straw and then a layer of the siaaAlc
potatoes. They must hc handled as care.
mlly and packed as nicely as eggs. When
full. cover with straw, and move carefully
to dry. warm room or ccllar-ii 10 a cellar.
keep them up from The floor, and away
from the wall; don't move or disturb thea
in any way; moving brings ON decay.
Keeping dry and warm is tho great secret
of success.
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SABBArH SCHOOL BELL No. >.


lFVVV
ltiS an entire new work. Of nearly 200 pages,
MANY at the tunes and hymns are written express
" for this volume. II will soon be us popular as
lis predecessor llicll No. y which has run up tc
the enormous numbers of jI5 O00 copies in 80 months
-outstrpping any Sunday school book of its size
issued in this country. Also, both volumes are
bound in one u accommodate schools wishing them
in that form Prices OF Bell No. >, paper covers,
10 cents; II dollars per hundred. Bound, 10 cents,
- dollars hundred. Cloth bound, embossed gilt,
30 ceu;s - dollars per hundred. Bell Nc. l. pa
per coyers - cents 10 dollarS per hundred, Bound
20 cents rs dollars per hundred. Cloth bound,
embossed gilt % cents % dollars per 100. Bells
Nos. and bound together 40 cents 30 dollars
per hundred. 25 copies furnished NJ the 100 price,
Cloth bound embossed gilt, 80 cents 40 dollars per
hundred. Mailed postage free nj the reiail price.
HORAE WATERS, Pub,
X, Y
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MANN OOD;
vi now LOST HOW RESTORED


Jnt Published, IN a Soicd Earclopc. Price Cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical cure OF Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and
lmpedmrn's 10 Marriage, generally, Nervousness,
Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Ply
steal lncapacity, resulting from Sef-Abuse, &C.
BY ROBT. j. CULNERWELL, NJ. d., Author of
the Green Book" So.
The worldrenowucd author in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences OF Self-Abuse may be
eticcmally removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, bOugies instruments,
rings or curdills, pointing ont a mode of cure at
once certain and ciitctual, by which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately, and radically, This
lecture will prove boon TO thousands and thou
sands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, ON the receipt of six cents, or two postage
stamps, by addressing
DIR, CHAS. J. G. KLINE,
l2I BOwery, New York, Post eaiee Box &sSs.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-12

A NOVEL WAY or Cuuau 4 BRrAcuN
HopsE.-A correspondent of the IowuRamc-
stead WAS riding ont the other day with ~
friend. and observed that ono OF the horses
had a hole in each ear, On iuluvjug the
cause, he learned that ii WAS 10 keep the
morse from jumping Way said he "a
horse don't jump with his ears" "Nou are
mistaken replied his friend; "a horse
Jumps as much with his ears as with his
feet, aud unless he can have the free use o!
his ears he cannot jump He ties the two
ears together, and has uomore trouble with
the horse We give this for what it is
worth.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-12
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