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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-02-19

% % lAALL-lLlEUN s 90
fHNAKE pleasure in announcing that they
I still continue their extensive shoe estab-
lishment in West Market street, nearly op-
posite Maj Eisenbse's Hotel, and that they
have just returned from the eastern cities
with large and varied assortment Of Boots,
Shoes and Caters, for Ladies, Gentlemen
and Children's wear, all Of neat finish and ex.
cellent manufacture, which they will sell
tor CASH ONLY,
At Least 2S Per Gent. Cheaper
thcn the same can be purchased elsewhere,
as viii be seen by referring to the following
Price Ljst.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

Editors LntelligtRerr.
IN your paper of the 7th inst. you give
an seeount Of tue whereabouts Of .tle n, )
g q ia Regiments, in which yon do iujustlee
lists only in the imagination Of about on me-
hundred individuals who belong to Il, ,yos
,! have said that II is being recruited,
having fre companies organized and on
duty, and eight companies comnenced.
several of them nearly ready for organic!
lt9n, and all advancing with more or less
favorable prospects. The companies thai
nre organized, are on duty ut Sutton, Glen
vile, Weston, aud on the Bdckbannon riv.t
Gr IN GPshur county. They have all been
I long good service in protecting those
back counties against tie incuFsioils Of
bands Of gperrillRs. Some of these CON.
Panles have been engaged in this Notorious
service ior four months. have frequent
"PPllea'lons Tor permission to recruit other
companies, aud, should the war continue.
could IN a few months recruit an addition!
y. Eeglment: n. 81. EHGRR1s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19
R~THIRry.T

B@- THIRrY-THREE Guus ron DoSEL.
soN.-Yesterday morning about O'Clock.
by order of Gen. Rosecrans. the brass Par
rots guns for the Virginia batteries were
brought out at the foot of Thirl street.
Centre Wheeling, and thirty-thrce guns
anda squib were fred for the taking OFT.
DoneIsou. There was an interval of ten
seconds between the shota. We have vet
to see single person in or about the city
who did not hear the roaring guns, all
though the firing commenced at au hour
when most people sleep sopndly. The
echoes were awakened away beyond the
Ohio hills, and had We not known of the
good news from Donelson, we should have
supposed that the city was being bonn
barded.
The night WAS generally avid one. In
consequence Of the glorious news quite a
number of e1citablc young people were
drunk, and went bowling around town in
awaFiiks manner, and giving vent to their
patriotism In insane screams.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19
AND sTILL THEY 0OMRT
MORE NEW GOODS!
JOHN RORMMR,a


No. % Main ST, Centre TVhseitne.
A AsToNIsnISuLY Low, PRICES ron C,4sIt
French AeFnOs plain and figured. Of All oolsr, -
~ =, 6i % Cloths Of ali qualities and c0iOrS from
,I PlsIa aud nr.rod Muslin DeLapes Of All eOo,. and
mourninR DrOss Goods.
B9neaeIns-, Hack SIarinnea Plain Iitaek D.Lsln.,
SIS CLIP S" and lave Wells Blaek Hosiery Bik aud
ma s'IoFe'' Eiaek CreEe Collars, &c.
GhRVTIs and ClaaIxS,
hmhEacing the very latrat noVeItys, oT IN. s...,,
4Adies' BlHFk and ColoTed Cloth CioSts
Long aud Square WOOlrn Plain and Plaid shAuls
BrOrite ShuNls very choaO
,,!,r,, -. BIsek ClashmsFe Thlhsk ShANts
HOOP Skirts, Tor Ladies', Misses aud ChIl6r.I,
hosiery, GLOVES and UndeFSarments.
Ladies, dents' ai,l ohiirsA's Cotton aud y,,ols,,
10 eoioB Rnd white; Feeey lined CnItou
HOSIERY for Ladies and Children; Arriio LnjsysStS
MenA gh'ietsbifts and DTaWets white ard rrl,,r,,i
etNid FiauDclu 44s4sst seseg ril0
4NEKlCA6 DOMESTIC GOOnE. Ris,ebsi An,
ShGie4slled.-COtton shutting shcetligs cI,eekS
I'LL Canton flanne3s, eoI6rsd aud u hts
Z, h1bkOADhRlES.--Bifh htStea 6T PFEUrh ami
SsN,1eh CoIaEs Black Erape Collars black Lsrs
'"iis, hands, EdgirgS and tnEeTtinEs, Ge, &c,
hiso to arrive, largo assortment ~ Fnrt febsn41
me2,en n9ods new and FP's,iId Atylas u Hoods
titles. ''4 'si' = VA IKE guam
AZ OF these goods VIII be sold u 4ery low praes,
.mrSaAh Please call soon, az
No. a. Main ST., Centre Wheeling.
JOHN R0EMRR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

81. Louis, Feb. 8 Several reports having
gained cnrrency through the newspaper
rclhtt1e: TO Gems. Mcclellan aud Ilallcck,
wqtch are eatvalaled to inisieNd the pub.
lie and create niisunderslaud aud ieal-
onsIesi the 4ttRRbttcHft announces 10y
authority Ut Gen. Balletk that be has II
all times resolved most hearty CO. operation
from Gen. Mcclellan, and that in all milf
tary operations OF this Department. he has
had the advice aud approval of the Cen
eral.in.Ohief. Tho two Generals arc In al-
most constant eommuuieanonb BY telegrAiIEl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19
Froni Fortress Monroa.

FoRTHIss MoSRoE, Feb. IA flag Of
truce brought over to-day lady from
Norfolk, bat no newspapers. Ne UNDER
stand that the Norfolk Day Book of this
morning makes no mention Of the surren-
der0t Fort Denelson, but represents the
contest as still going on. Nothing add.
tional hRs beenEeceiyed from Savannah
The u. S. gun boat HnrrictI4ane arrived
from Washington. during last night. al.
though hred ut on her passage down the
PotOm8c, but one Slot strack her Sights
iliurlng herwbeel house.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

AFTEMrT TO RoE AS OLD Mas
Late on Monday night, an old man from
Nartinsyille, was assaulted by couple Of
roughs, near the Beymer House, in the
First Ward. One Of the fellows held the
old man, who was drunk, lin consequence
Of the Dopelson yietOFy,l while the other
went down into his pantatbons after his
pocket book. The tsnacIty with which
the aged patriot chung to his wallet, was
only equalled by the energy with which
thsropghs tried TO get it. The yells of the
old man finally brought a military officer
to an up stairs window OF the Beymer
House, who pointed pistol at the rowdies,
and told them It they did not let their vic.
tim 80, be would shoot Que or two OF them.
The to6bers then chucksd the old man up
against the door in no very gentle manner
and took to their heels. Theol mantwas
taken into the hotel aud provided with a
{
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

IN RECEIPT OF ANY or TIKI FOLLOWING
VI sum-, In Cash or pOst-otiics stamps the sub.
VIII SeId ~ return Of mail, 6therWIse ~
ogSItiHg 70 Geseyipsfo1, vIl:
GOLD PRNs WITHOUT GASES,
For . cents tbs Magic Pen; Tor IS eeuts the Luck
Zen Inr ~ cents the ways Ready Pen; for 6ceEts,
the hlrgant Pen; AID for 81, tile Excelsior Pen
TllE SAME PENS IN stLVEis.pL ATEp RxTRS.
SION GASES, WITH PENCILS.
Por 80 cents the Magic Pen; for rs cent? The I,,,
Rem ttT ~, the AlEpys Ready Pen; ihr {I25. the
Eic7iht Pom aud for eI59 ths Excelsior pom bess
are wrll:hnished E0oi.BTitInE Ii0Ei Pens S.,tb III
the average wear OF every ons Of which
VIZ ,s[ Snala; :. FS;s q The bSt Steel Pcns
", are stamped on tile fOll1WinE Pens, and the
POINTS aTe warranted for Nix months exceut Srsjrst
hsf ;,,.' The nnmGCra indicate rfIs oHly no.
oslnk tie slSIest No the largest, adapted for the
pocket; No. the Sinhllert, ana Su 10 The I1rTsst
i,aln'nS.h told Pen, for the desk. Long ana me-.
DUN Nihs OF al sizeS qualities Short Sfbs q.
N"s' y q u a''I hEN ttads only Of 1fst qualify
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT GASES.
pa. for 20 SaS5s No. Pen, let quality. or No
For 81, Nc Zen, list quality, or M. Fen. ID
., t1r ~ =, NJ Pen ls Tnsllty, No. Pes,
For Slb0. M. Pen. ist 1i,slity or a Nc, 4 pen
n quality ora No. 0 Pen. 81 quality.
., Eor Ito M reu isi quality, or No. Peu
Tor .; Is, a No. Pen. l.t quality.
THE SAME GOLD PENS, WITH SILVER BxrRN.
SION CSSAs, WITH PENCILS.
a, For s. So Nal Zen, lat quality, or NJ rsu.
Foe ti.t6t 40. Pen, lst quality, OF a No. Pen.
n quality, OF NJ. I'Gu. I'd quNiity
For 81, Ne, 3 Pea, LET quality, or a No Pan "a
quality, or "A NJ. 3 Pen, 81 quality.
FOR t2JA n No. 4 Pen. Let quality, or y No 8 Zen
~ quality n 40. Q Pea, u quality
sSr 10 No Pen, Let quality, or M. 4 Peo al
t,r s7So, n 80. Pen, l-t quality.
GOLD fEsSs, ALI. FIRST QUALITY, IN SIIypI;.
b 5I MOUNTED DESK.HoLDERS.
For e, No. Pom. for s. o 40. Pen, ~
y .Na' . teii, tVr 1850 q Sn. i'.n.
10. 10 PcR. ,'',' ''' -
The 1lst quality" pointed With the rery te.t
points, Inlly selected mud mona ~ this
quality are sd With the slightest iinperFeetI6n v hir
skll auu the clgs'-st scrutiny can detect
The '2d qrt1iityS superior 10 any Pom ,,,Is
by him prev oiIs 10 the year 1860
Ihe ID quality he intends slISl equaI In resye.t
- DuraLtll Elasticity. aud Gooi Writing QuaIiilo
liRa only true eonsderatons} any Gold Iots made
In regard to the cheap Gold Penq he besa leave to
A9S that previous 70 operating his New and Patent.
81 Machinery. lie could not have made nu tIC1 VIII
Ing and Durable Pens Tor tho Price I,ti the odJ.,
Furnished 2rAtnI'uusly. =
IdHis5 0rterfRG piust in al iRStaMera snSeify u.
,rtAi.sietf gad "o"Hiity' ~ he I'm or FtRs end
For sale by AL dealers In the line Throughout
rue county. A'ldiess
M. IS Maiden Lane New Ytri.
ANY ono sending single letter post stamp viii re-.
eeiEs circular With FAC sinile cbrravihya N lie
altpTe hIzts aud styles, Tau.b1.iin,lE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

DS-AIovlNEHrs or CoxSEor1cUT RRel.
&EXTs.-The First Battalion Cavalry, Con-
necticEt Volunteers, are ordered to Wheel
ing, Va, aud will leave their camp at Sleri-
den, Conn.,, during the early part of the
present week. There are four companies,
numbering in ali 326 men and as many
horses. They will pass through this city,
landing At Pier No. North river, and win
be trdnBferted 10 the New Jersey Central
Railroad boats, proceeding TO Wheeling
via Harrisburg.
We clip the above from the, New York
World newspaper ofyesterday. We know.
very little of the object Of the coming OF
these troops, aud what We do know We do
notChOose to tell.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

BALTIaoRp, Feb. Is.--It is rumored nv
passengers by tile Fortress Monroe boat,
that news bad reached N0rlolk Of the
surrender of Savannah without q gun be-
Ing Hred. Our letter from Fortress Mon.
roe makes no mention of rho report
;. 5. Mills, the publisher, aud Thos. S.
Piggotti the editor Of the notorious sescs.
stoRl aheets the South, were this morning
arrested and taken TO Fort Henry.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

nB-A SQUAD OF JENKINS CAVALRY
WHIPPRD,-Ths Louisville Journal, of Sat.
urday, Feb. 10, says IL skirmish occurred
on Linn creek, Logan county, Va, last
Saturday. Captain james z. Smith, of
the 9th Yitgiuia Regiment, with twenty.
one men, surprised squad of Jenkins
Cayalry-thfrty two in Misunderstanding
eight, Wouuding seven, and taking the re.
mHindsr prisoners with tbirty-two horses.
The loss on the Union side was one killed
and one wounded. Smiths detachment
with the prisoners and horses, reached
Guyandotte on Wednesday night. Among
the rebels killed was Stevens, one OF the
party who murdered three OF Piatt's Zuu-
ayes IN such a shocking manner short
time since.
The Stevens who was killed was one Of
a party Of dozen who not long ago cap
turen three of Piatrs Zouayes took them
ont nathe woods Tied them. uPlto trees and
shot them He MAS a man at least sixty
years OF age anda mostdesperate eharac-
ter. n very extraordinary gun, six feet
long, which formerly OelOngelto Stevens
aud the barrel of which no made himself.
ont Of old horse shoes.is now in the Office
Of AdjutRnt General Samueis, In this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

6SrYRsTERDAY Was . most beautiful
dayAslear, warm and bright-as mpeh
like Spring as viii be any single day In
May next What little ice had. formed
melted and every spesk of sn6R disappeared
fromttho face OF the earth,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19
- Foov %, "a

B9r FaoN Paw PAw.-Ths First ytr.
gtniA Regiment Of lnfautry, and ihs Pirs,
Virginfa Cavalry, are now in the vicinity
ofPaW Paw, ON The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, sbnnt ,l,ir,y-tive u,ilrs ems, ~
CumbeFlHn'l The boys Ut the First
Infantry marched Around through N,
cOuatFy, after leaving Pattsrsob,s creek.
for about ten days without any covering
but the canoEy=Of heaven, but fortunately
they have all got their tents now and are
doing well. oaly few members Of tho
regiment are on the sick list, aud its light
log force is AS strong as ever IL was.
On Sunday last, the day after the rout Of
the rebels At BlOomery, Gen. Lander sent
small party back to that place to sec
what the rebels were doing. The rebels
had advanced to the vicinity OF Bloomery.
Furnace, and as the recon noiterfnr party
approached they were fred upon from am
bush, and Capt. o'Brien, of Gen. Lander's
staff, received shot in the breast, shat.
tsFtng his shoulder blade, aud producing a
wound from which he may not recover.
When the news OF the taking of Fort
Donelson reached Paw Paw, Gen. Lander
was intensely delighted. To crafty aud
encourage his command, he got up on an
ambulance and read the dispatch. Il is
said that there never was such shouting
before and never will BIO again. The
troops were all ordered out, notwithstap6-
log the mud, and regular jubilee vas had.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19
Refined oils.
j. A. METOALF,

Sc Main Street,
aENTs iOr. the ale q IIggTHo1soN { co.'s
A. - CARBON OILS
Keeps eOngteutly en- hand the largest stock IN The
6rdsrs from the tFads respectfully collected. ~
.lSlSlt Of Coca, 81 80 f47tE7
y 30 boxOs Cora Starch,
3 so - Pearl StAFeh, Rox,6 make,
30 ~ Ch6eOaato, at -
nayie LAU6HLINs 6 RusBP1ELD's.
CTAT1ONEEeK.--A good stock 81 Stationery
- t6n hAAd and fOr sails ~ low pFieSS by
'TSTHH.-6o bhla- Nos NENekeE0l,l l-755 =
!. So . las Me- do
TOhalEb6is3 No , lfaekorSls 81
IS do Nos9 do -
obs LIST, NORTON co.
T{ARD sOILls-2O lB6ls. 10. 4 lWlntlr StralSS5
Ia L&Fa.QA f6F sale b q BE-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

HTHE NEv eoss4,ruTfov Avn
publish both ia our daily, and vss,,Iy ~
Thursday, the Constitution Of he NsH
i 9.s'e-'ns 1oHls corrected copy Jet pub
'.s ~ Persons ~. desiring the docpme MT
van please leave orders during lie dsy.
b8eTAEA4Ra.2T tLealFe WA, ao.,,.
=n v,,, attended last night. Washington
nan, uaQes the management of Sir, Hen,
ueFson' WIN soon become popular place
OF amaSemeut.,a
aAJoE DUyAE, Of the FIRST Virginia
regiment, was in town hast evening He
comes on business, aud viii return 10 his
regiment on Saturday.
GrS. scHESdE aud STAFF we're in the
city last evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19
Steel PIOughS! Steel PlOQ5ghSI

iLIN&CbGeLFEs .Agepey for GiII son,s sDpsrisr
~ Csst Steel PioSghs We would inGrni he GaFil.
ers o! this country that hBIst the tOIs agency ior
general use ploaghA, right and len Land f0r two oT
lures hone4 Also all the e1StipEs Of bStl figfJ sd
aud pe's ssEipsOf hIpughs. Also, -
+ 2OO IRON Double Shovel PlonEhs,
with ground cast steel ulodids, Win and yrftbpt
guards, These ploughs proved \ decided sueCeSss
last e ssason PRYOR { FROST,
gAnI9 n s. . 9Iain st
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19
-Carhon Oil

ENHE subScrihets having perleetei theIr works for
Il Rsahi9g PetrOleum, beg to cali the attention Of
9eaISLa and customers, 70 their hyperion make OF
'OAkpON OIL, which, for uniform quality, safety,
and economy, is acknowledged to be the bSSt iINSi
The cost ora brilliant and agreeable Iisht made
By our OIL, Is only about x OF cent peF f0nr'
Carbon OIL Put up Ia well made Tin Cans holdnr,
s. 10 - gallOns tor GrOeers and Family use GleliT-
WARREN SON g.
l6b6eSW Market AIley "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19
CLARKsnrnn. a. la,h.lana

S'I;N, scHEScK aud staff we're in the
city last evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19
DiYidandL

FEoPLE's BANK, jan. ], lsa2
The pleoclOra Of this Bank have this s, declared
dividend OF per cent. on tho capital stG. ami ~
!ne P[o1ts NJ the last elk months, payable ID the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

AA1ASSse4O haH chests GuuPOtFJlern Inneri.i
u Young Tyson and Hack Teas inst recei,ss5 s,,i
Tor sale by Ldee21l NJ REILLY
Jf4TRACTO OF COEFIF 81 S.-5J boxes FeiTI
n E ~ 40 huinulHelts, in cans. just received
NOYl1LTY FLO UIt.S-:ES 6F1IS N6IcjI1- 4 M
In White Wheat Family Flour, excla.irSiT = Es
'aHily use. just received aud for saIs IN ~
GEO. ADAMS
neo' 20 Main ST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

ON RECEIPT OF ANY or TIE FOLLOWING;
" sunI,, In Cash or poEt-Otfce stamps thS snb.
VIII send by return Of mall or 6therVTIse -
cuIILihN % Gsselipsin,t n, " eNr "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

M. IS Maiden lane New Y,rf.
ANY ono sending single letter post stau,p viii re-
eelEe circular with FAC sinile curravitiya N lie
al,oEe tlzi-s aud styles, Jau59-lmlv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

s)S KEGS GEDTFE a. BIFT5Ts7- -
SS1 TOBACCO. % barrels no chi ami ~, 80, NE
Ing DC, Just reseised aud FOR Saie by
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

sYItAmILY FLOUS.-lOO 66IE W6iIt TTIs;,1
II Family Flour Monument Mills ana oti,cr slof
brands, Just received and fUr sale I,y
!. lnndl !. lfkl. ALlANIS AZ Nnin. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

NEW BALMOItAL SKIRTS,
~ just received lIS,
denl4 GsO II TNyJor
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

flACON.-l5 tieF1t = S. c IIa1S- : -
IL 10 easkB Shoulders,
$50 ketss prime Lar Lard, for aals by
IeD9 HIST, MORRISON 4 on ?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

Dresscr's and sciwartz's batteriss were
captured during the action, but tile 18th
illinois, with clnbbel muskets, recovered
Dtezser's, while tho SIS, also recovered
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
TO ass@ Creditors of Albert G
.aEme. Decaa al

4 BILL having been Ned in tn g,.y,,,- ,,,r-.
1 a Nashville, by L f. Nul.o 80, ~.
A.-a-l o. Payne, dec d. against 1 > 80 d. a.
Amer. =. I.-,s % 1911 - l" Ave the Cs-aie
IS ordered t2at publication be mad -; - =, -,
-. No. - -s..HE' E-FiI4 Entta - all leFso
.ff--,-E. f-,--. - - ~''-1 >lS-t t. Payne,
80 - 81 .-- - ,S's''- '' one forward
..rs ..,,..s.- u.s. io'-v 'i "a haursry ecu
.r-- E, T-l-.=- -ll'-..5' al' !-gs IAr-l-sjy
= f. NLElCES. 9. , II
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
Negroes Wanted.

T WANT TO hire Fifty Negroes as dccb, hands and
L hrcuen for the steamers john A Fisher. neral
Anderson and MunetOnEG, 10 gun between Nashville
Fenn Snd Fort DOneLscn, Tenn. 7 y=sll pay ;.E H.
Thirty Dollars per month.
dAcI7 A. H4VTI TON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16

Fire Crackers.
Irish Potatoes Wanted.

400 Boxes No. Gold Chop Tor saf- Iaw Hv
4tUt -r~a-tF HUGH 5iUFtF-A - GO
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16

EZ.e7 zz=--sE.5=s. 55s==- =-z-zszEl7-7
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-10
DIR. E. Conc, of Columbus, Ohio,

May be consulted in Perrysburg, at the Exchange
Hotel, on Tuesday, December 49, Tuesday, Janu-
sry Is; Tuesday, ebruary 10; Tuesday, March 10.
In Toledo, at the Collins WogSa, on Wednesday,
Deeember IL; Wednesday, January ID; Wednes-
day, February IL; Wednesday, March IL.
DR.. Cone treats all forms of Chronic Diseases,
such as Diseases of the Brain and Nervous system
Heart, Aoud and Blood Vessels, Lungs, Liver,
Kidneys, Stom ,ch and Bowels, all Diseases of Fe-
males, and all Diseases Of tho Eye and Ear-u one
word, every variety of diseased action
DIR, Cone is no stranger in Ohio, as he has prac-
ticed in tn State over thirty years, and is we'll
known to many of the citizens OF Wood aui Lucas
counties. especially those who emigrated from
Muskingum, Coshocton, Knox, or Holmes counties
ONO, who will bear ample testimony 20 ,s Giaineul
ski and saeaess IN the treatmeht Of disease ,,a
his reliability as a min, DR.. Cone makes no
charge for examining any case, but charges cash
for his medicines ..4.l'a NJ
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-10
Mistakes,

3he editor Of The Star OF the Hes, furnishes the
following modest attempt at correcting certain
rather widespread mistakes;
ltis mistake to suppose that the subscription
price of paker is cleargaiu to the publisher.
Il IS mistake 70 suppose that he gets his white
paper for nothing.
It is mistake to suppose that it is printed without
cost. -
1t is mistake to suppose that he live, bodily,
by faith
1t is mistake to suppose that it is easy to please
everybody.
1t mistake to suppose that money due for the
paper would be as good u us in year as it would
be now.
Its mistake to suppose that he would not be
thankful for what is due him, and also for new sub
scribers,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-10
Cnmrort. Of an Editorial Life.

The following which we fni dlatihg upon the
sea of newspaper literature, contains, more truth
than poetry" If any desires to test the truths
herein continued, let him Try it;
II an editor omits anything he is lazy II he
speaks of things as they are, people get angry. II
he CLOSES over or snlo0thes down the rough points,
he Is bri6ed. If he calls tnings by their proper
nam IS, he is unfit for the position of an editor. 1t
he does not furnish his readers with Jokes he Is a
null t. Ii he does, he is rattlehead, lacking
slolity. II he condemns the wrong, he lacks dis
cr-tion. II he lets wrung and injuries gl unu. n
toned, he is a coward. IL he exposes public man,
he does il 10 crafty spits-is the tlul of a CLIQUE,
or belongs 10 the outs" Ii he INDUCES in per
sonalites. be isa Llaekguard If ha does not his
paper is dull and iusipid. -- ~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-10

PAPER FROM SoRGugM-In allition to
procuring our sweets from this plant, we
are in fair way to derive another benefit
of very large value from it in material for
paper. 1t is well known that the hagassec
bleaches out very white, and, by expert
menting with it, proves to be 4 good sub
stituc for (Ur substance to mix wIth) rags il
the manufacture fpaper. A paper mil on
Fox River is already using considerable guam
titles ofitin the manufacture of wrapping
paper, and are putting in the necessary
machinery or preparing paper. When co n
it, per day. They have every confidence in
the success Of the enterpise.-P,'airie Farm
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-10
Aid Needed,

1t having been reported to the Soldiers Aid So
diety that there was great destitution among the
families of those who have gone forth to serve
their country, committee was appointed by the
President, to canvass the town and ascertain if
such was the case. 1t was done thoroughly as
could be under the circumstances and the commi,-
tee found that half had not been told. Measures
taken at once to supply their most pressing
wants, but there is yet muc to be done. Donations
of partly worn clothing will be gladly received.
Childrens garments, shoes and stockings, are espe
cially needed. Donations may be left at any time
at Mrs. Bradford's. Those persons in need of as
sistance can have their wants supplied by calling
at her residence, between the hours of two and
five, Friday afternoons, where some one will be in
waiting to attend them.
MRs. j. STAFFORD, President.
MRS +. l.. BAIRD, Secretary.