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Ladies Aid Society.

The Socisty on Friday last donated the follow
ing articles to different needy families
Flour, 96 fbs meal lG0 lbs; pork 81 4 lbs;
beef, Al lbs. Also, army blankets
The Society has received as contributions wo
quarters of beef, and two boys coats,
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AcknoWied dsemept,

Many thanks for the sprig of mistlctoe presented
US by Mrs. j. A. shannon, of this place, and for
warded her by her gallant husband, now in Ken
lucky We shall cherish it as n sqnseair of the
sacrifice and heroism of the loyal defenders of our
repubcan institutions.
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Agency.

y. H. Calard, Esq, will soon visit different parts
Of the country, for the purpose ofcoecting amounts
due j. W. Bailey on Volumes VIII and IN ofthe
.Joumat.
Mr.. Callard is also authorized to act as our agent
in Wood and Lucas counties.
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Removal.

j, r. Price, Esq, has removed his law office from
the Court House, and may hereafter be found at
the office formally occupied by Murray & slevn, in
the Bank building.
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The members of the Aid Society tender their
thanks 10 Mr.. and Mrs Hitchcock, for favors ex-
tended on Friday evening last.
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the following valuable premiums for
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who have not in their own or Others names taken
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THE NEW YORK MERCURY,
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ALL QUIET ON THE POTOMAC

OUCH, however, Is not the case at the Agricultu.
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d. kREPS.
Perysburg, November IL, 1862. ocly
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Thanks.

A good horse power machine for sale at this Off
Particulars given on application.
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n r NJ NJ l l. J. f n =,

CHEMICOPA PHYSICIAN.
May he consulted free of charge, at the following
times and places
PeTysburg, Exchange Hotel, Tuesday, Dec %;
and again, January 20.
Toledo, Collins House, Tuesday, December Q, and
again January 6.
NY THEORY AND TREATMENT
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John Cummins iIassan Hancock county, Ohio j..
A. Smith, Elmore, Ottowa county, Ohio G.. f..
Church, Toledo Lucas eouhty, Ohio.
AL communications must be directed TO DR.. j..
+. McMillen. Cleveland. Ohio.
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DR0BATE NOTICE.-Notce is hereby given,
L that Thomas Sullivan, Administrator on the
estate Of John Conway, deceased has this day fled
his final account and vouchers in the Probate Court
of Wood County, Ohio, which will be for examina-
ton on the 10th day Of January. 1868.
d. W. POE, Probate Judge.
Perysb1Fg, December 10, 1852, S2d"
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a CARD TO THE LADIES.

a CARD TO THE LADIES.
The undersigned takes pleasure Ia Informing the
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ID. KREPS.
Perrysburg, November IL, 1862. 0cly
PLANNING MILL,
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Pine, Whhewood and Ash Flooring;
Pine and WhitewoOd Doors.
All kinds of planning done to order. Orders
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THE NEW WORK OBSERVER
RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR NEwSP ArER,
Published on ,ublc Sheet. SO as to be
easily separated into
TWO DISTIN PAPERS.

In Religion it is free from sectarisnisn, and gives
full. fair and impartial report every week Of all
matters of general interest
IL ALL THIS pHSONINArIoNS
In Politics il is entirely free nom party rrlstions
dom and candor, and giving the fullest and latest
intelligence OF all the movements Of the day.
1T SUPPORTS THE GOVERNMENT WITH vtGoR FIpEL-
IrY ANp ZEAi, IN ITS HFFoRrs To
CRUSH THE REBELLION
and restore the Union and preserve the Constitution.
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The Annals of the American Pulpit, by Rev.
William b. Sprague, D. d., are comprised in seven
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TERMS DE TIE DAILY InrRNn
Prospectus for 1868.
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST,

The publishers OF THE Posr take pleasure in an.
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MRs ELLEN WOOD, author of The Earl's Heirs -
" East Lynne" " The Channings," sc.
MARION HARLLSD. author Of Alone" "The Hidden
PATH" Miriam," &c.
EDMUND kIRKE, author of Among the Pines.
VIRGINIA +. TOWNSEND, whose Domestic Sketches
so greatly admired.
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THE HEIRESS OF CASTLE CLIFFE.
BY Cousin MAY CARLEroS, author OF " Gipsey Cow.
err" "Sybil Campbell" "Ermine," la Masque," &c.
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NEW F RM
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L WITZLER) takes pleasure -
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rysburg and surrounding coun- MIN
try thar he i5 still mdnhfactnr- NlNN
ing Chairs and all kinds of Fur A
niture, which will be sold to suit aE -
the times. A
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tiou with a statement Of its doctrinal views, max
ing n complete library Of religious biography and
history The lives of these ministers are inter
spersed with memorable anecdotes and incidents,
and illustrated by letters from distinguished states
men and cergynlcn. rendering the volumes in
exhaustible source of instruction and entertainment.
The publishers price for seven volumes is S2l.
We will furnish the whole set TO the order Of any
person who will send us twelve new subscribers
with the payment for one year, or any two volumes
for four new subscribers, or any one volume for
two subscribers. In all cases the money 50 80 for
each subscriber) must be paid in advance
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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

We will furnish the whole set Of the following
works to any person who will send us fifteen new
subscribers with payment OF 81 80 in advance un
noc rnrn nnny ypar---Niz
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9The first NEW York MERCURY Novelette, for the New
Year. be commenced in tue issue OF January 1903,
8 called.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
1868.

rINHE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, first issued in
i 1S4l, now in its twenty second year, has OBJ
tanned both larger and more widely diftused cir
culation than any other neWspaper eyer Published
in America. Though il has suffered in common
with 6ther journals from the volunteering and de-
parture of tens of thousands of its patrons to aeTve
in the War for the UpioH, its circulation the 9th
of December, 1892, was as follows:
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FIR. MILLER 4 co
Psrysburg, October 22, 1852.
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:z9y"ALL WE ASK is fair examination of our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, MS goods are
lower now than they were short time since.
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SIDNEY E. MORSE, JR., & CO.,
Editors and Propretors,
81 Park Row, New York.
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~ ALL KINDS OF TIS ANp CorPER J OBJ Work
done on short notice, and at reasonable prices.
RAGS and OLD COPPER taken in exchange
for Goods or work.
B0STWlCK \ TYLER.
PERRY sBURG, o., Apri 10, $3.50
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ss5-Notice our Market reports in to-day's paper
We buy and sell in accordance with the prices
there given.
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ENlIsrMENTs FOR ONE YEAR.

The Columbus .IoWUal very truthfully
remarks that tle sentiment is becoming man
ilesty favorable tor onlisugntE for one year
instead of three. Even tkc period 81 nine
months has advocates in preference to the
longer term. We are inclined, however, to
think that one year is short enough TO make
our army effective and produce energetic
operations il The field In all cases some
time viii zoe required tQr drill and prepara-
ton. But, hy reason Of our greqI and rap
id advance in military knowledge siucc Qur
army was first organized. and our ready
command of arms and supplies, which we
had not when we bagan, as well as from
having al the martial machinery in work
ing order, reCruitS can be put in active ser
vice in much shorter iluo than could have
been done year ago,
Our people are universally engaged in
some business employments that greatly de-
pend upon their immediate personal supcr-
vision and management. An absence for
three yeats -" during the war would, in
most cases. prove ia,-l - such business
prosperity, The loss in This maU.--r would
he . most serious affair to very many OF our
people, BWl 2u enlistment Il one year
would not TcIUir2 SO much sacrifice in thus
regard, because provision can genelQllF n'
ma1c "a project the business from loss for
tine term of a twelyemonth, but more than
all is the consideration that the three years
system casts the burden Of the war chiefly
upon those whose devoted zeal and loyal
enthusiasm prompts them 10 step forward
to the rescue. and stSal with arms in hand
for three years, (which will dou6;less equal
or exceed the l9ngoyity OF the rebellieu,l
while others remain at hone lly one year
eulistments the burden Is more eqgitably
divided; and any ore can re-enllst in case
he desires, or is needed.
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Death of Mr. van Buren,.

Ex-FEES.pEgT Martin Van Buren, died on
Thursday, at his iegiGNac3 in Lindenwald,
y, y, aged about eighty years. snhig 10y
hood he gathered most OF his education by
burning pine knots in his fathers kitchen.
Attorney at law, Surrogate of his county,
Member of the State Legislature, Member
cf die State Constitutional Convention Sen
ator ot Inc AnisSd States, Governor of New
York, Secretary Qi Staye, y,inis,ec 4 Eng
land. Nice.Prfsident and President Of the
United States all these steps in official
advancement hA took ia quick succession,
and for twenty years filed greater space
in the history OF the United States than any
other inan. e.capt jackson. Since lac was
defeated as q candidate f.. TIE Presidency,
be has taken no part in the politics cf the
nation cAcapt in ls4S, when he ram as On
irregular candidate III, that ,,ice and re-
ceived votes enough in the s4Ale q. Now
York 10 defeat Gen Cass
In private lie, simple kindly and Of cor
rect conduct in his public career an actor
amid stormy political suiics, public opinion
is still divided as TO his merits. His day
hes ended at a time when the government
in whose aLsi.S he took 80 prominent part,
is passing through 6 s,raggle for existence
and his last thought was a hope that il
migkt end in li.e triumph of The right
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The Union state Convention.

me pndersign presenting THE USIoS ooNyEF'
ssembled In this city on the 9th OF Septem.
ber last, call upon a loyal citizens who are IN favor
Of the maintenance Of the Government and the vg
orous and continued prosecution OF the war now car
red for the suppression Of the rebellion against the
Government" again to meet and appoint Delegates
90 Union Convention, to be held In this city, on
Thursday, the 2lst day Of August next,
for the nomination Of candidates for the following
named officers:
Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Secretary OF State.
Attorney General.
School Commissioner.
One member Of the Board Of Public Works.
Tho Convention will be composed OF the same mum.
ber Of delegates constituted the Convention last
year and apportioned In like manner among the sew
eral counties.
Under this apportlonment representation for the
North western part of the State will be as follows
Defiance 2, Fulton 4, Henry 2, Lucas O, Paulding
Putnum 2. Williams 4, Wood 4.
We recommend that the delegates be chosen by con
ventions in the several counties, to be held on satur
day the 10th day of August.
The Convention will assemble at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
GEORGE NJ PARSONS, Chairman.
b. r. MARTIN, Secretary.
Union Executive Committee.
CoLcMBUs, June %, 1862.
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.sIs Anneag.

4 RESIDENT of MihsMui, wiring to his
brother in Dubuque, Iowa, gives the follow
ing explanation Of the recent uprisings Of
the rebels in that State. We commend it
to the attention Of those who would get up
divisions in the North at 4 time like this.
Such appeals should unite all loyal men Of
whatever party IN Am earnest and reSolute
purpose to put down all faction and dispute
among partl2ans until the rebellion is sup
pressed. The writer says:
The scccssionists seem to be infatuated
with the delusion that the Democratic party
of the North is still as powerful as ever,
and that il is as universally secession in its
pracliyities as its organs which circulate
here. have always been slow to wish
evil to any person, but Will here express
the worst wish which have ever mdulged
in towards Il fellow creature, ana that is,
that the editors of all the treason organs-
mean those papers mis-called Democratic,
at the North may some day be made to feel
a portion t thC uncertainty and dread which
their duings have caused to gooQ and peace
able people here in Missouri.
The Union Inen of this section really be-
gin to think that they have but indifferent
friends III the Nothern States, when they
tolerate those potent engines of evil. Is
there no way in which the traitors Of the
North can be silenccd or are they so
powerful that loyal men are afraid of them
For God sake lei something he done with
those Scoundrels who aid and encourage
the outvthroats, who are now threatening
our lives-not threatening, but actually
numbering our best citizens, How long
will these things continue