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syphiiIs and MercuriaI Disease,

NLW URIEkNs, 10Th AusNel, I8Dg.
On. j. c. AVER: Sir, chcetGally comply with tho
guest OF your agent and rpoTt to YOU Of the eecta
have realized With your SarsaparIlla
nHNo cured with 1t, in my practice, most Of tho
plants for which It is recommended and have found its
effects truly wonderful in the Of Tcneical d1ld her
cuial Disease. One Of my paen,s bad syItic ulcors
In his throat which were consuming his rnate and tho
top of hiS mouth. Your Sarsaparilla steadily taken
cured hn IN five weeks Another was attacked by scc
ondary symptoms ia his nose, and the ulcsralo. bad
eaten away considerable part Of it, that bslisYS the
disorder would reach his brain and kill hu Iut It
yielded to my administration of yur Sassaparia t,e
ulcers healed and e y we'll again, of course withou,
aerie diglgniAtion to his face woman who had bcon
treated for tho disorder by ecury was sue ring
from this poison in her boncs They had become 80 sem
ntive TO the weather that damp dHy so suffered ex
cruetatipg lnin In her joints and bones. Shc too was
cured entirely by your SaIsaparilla In fow weeks
know nom lite FORMULA which your agent gave me- that
this Preparation frCm your laboratory must be great
remedy consequently, these truly reA rkable results
with II have not surprised Inc.
Reala. .n.Il-
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:. Pollock Plaintiff, VS.. Freeman Johnson. James
Johnson, Matilda johnson, L.adna johnson, Defts
Said James johnson is hereby notiGed, that E.
PollocE pla.CiiQ ia the above entitled cause did on
pc 2hth day of November A. ID. 1861, file his pe-
ton in said Court of Common Pleas, of Wood coun-
r. Ohio setting forth that the Goth day of April
|. ID. 1850, SAID Defendants Freeman johnson and
hmes johnson cyeGNted SuG delivered 10 plaintiff a
loIgase deed, OF tho west halt OF northwest quar-
er section ", town 1, [. :. X. of l2 miles square
? WOOD county Ohio, to secure the payment of
aght promissory notes payable to plaintiff in ,2,3
! ., b, I, and years from their date OF April, 10
SJO, with interest payable annually That said
,otes were given for the purchase money of said
ands, and that, Matilda and Lodima johnson, wives
q said trceriap and Jamcs Johnson, bY the terms
n said decd, quit claimed their dover interest in
e said lands 10 plaintiff subject to the condition of
pc same. That said first mentioned note, is dn-
nd unpaid aud that interest on all said notes is
lue ana unpaid. That by the terms of said mort
Iage, defendants bound themselves not to cut tim
Per ol SAID ianuS, only SO far as they cleared the
lcme up. That defendants are cutting timber on
he same, III violation of their said agreement and
bat thereby great and irreparable injury is about
\ be done plaintiff. Said Petition praying for an
rder restraining defendants from cutting timber
hereon during the pendency Of this suit, and ON the
nal hearing Of the same, for decree and order of
kle of said lands, and that the proceeds of each
Ple be applied, put to the pGyuent of said note
Pa lhseteat nov Gue. and the balance be brought
pto Court to be applied in payment of the remain
lg notes and the interest thereon as the same shall
fcome due. Defendant James johnson, is hereby
iqwred to answer ~ Saturday, May 3D., 1862
DODGE & TYLER.
March lIthw6SS6l, Attorneys for Plaintiff
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RraternLly your-, a.V. LARIMER. M
Rheumssism, aout, Liver COMPLAINT.

INDEPENDENCE Preston Co., Va, 9Th ,uy, 1870.
DR. j. G. AVER: Sir have been afflicted with paia-
f chronic Rhe,ndtsn, for long time which bafie the
skiil OF physicians aud stuck to In spite Of all tho
remedies could find, until tried your Sasarariln. Ono
bottle cured In two weeks and restored my general
health SO much that far better than before was
sttackOd think it Il wonderful medicine J. FREAM.
Jules Y. Getchell, of st. Louis writes: {" have been
afflicted for years with affection Of Tie LpeF which
destroyed my health. tried every thing and every thing
allied to relieve me; and have heon hroken4lown man
for aonie years FROM other than deid,Ge'et Of
": E.cer. My beloved pastor, the Rev. Mr. sy, advised
me to try your Sarsnarila because he said he krew you
and any thing you made worth trying By the bless.
Ing OF God las cured me, and has purified my blood
as to make new man Of me. feel young again. The
bast that can DO said of You IL not li good euoug"
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral
TOR THE RAFID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, EnR,enEa, fearseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Imcipient Com
sumption, and for the Reiief
OF COnsumptive Paticnvs
im advanced Stnges
of tho Disease.


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Few are the communities, ar families, among them
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living trophy in their midst of its victory The
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As all know the readfnl fatality Of these disorders and
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tues that it did have wsn making the which have
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10y For sale at Peek g. IIaIailton's Drug Store,
Perrysburg, Ohio,
OltoSeT, Nth, lS6l-24yl
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,fuE ULTIMATE OF KNowIEpcE.

For ttC Journal,
YUC ULTIMATE OF KNOWLEDGE.
WnrN a student has, through series OF
years mastered by perseverance and close
Application, the lore of the schools and
has perhaps prepared himself for some one
ot ihe so-collrd learned professions, it may
bo has entered upon its practice, that he
may attain competence in q worldly point
lot view, or win fame that shall carry his
name high above the illuStrious of earth.
hocn praised 10y mankind, admired, extolled
for his proficiency in all the scientific, legal.
and other high s,ta.nments turns within
himself and realizes that his body temporal
IS porishiuS in irs nature, and liable at any
time TO be consigned to the dust beneath
his feet, how Iorcibly does the conviction
comc 10 him
81 need a hope above this world,
it ta,is TO satisfy,
The lInAags ui tUis souL OF mino
Whose home is in the sky"
AaD N answer TO this longing, is he ready
TO bring the trophies of years of study and
toll, and lay them at the foot of the cross.
or, In other words, submit them all in que,
subsection TO the pcacc-promoting truihso of
the Sayiors teachings, that lis weary Split
may rest upon principles immutablo, ren-
dercd dovbly SO from the caro- by whih
thcy may be comprohended and made uc
principle OF action in life. L. FoorR.
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SchtrrUs, cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
glceration, CarIes and ExfollatlOn OF
tho Homes.

great variety OF cases have been reported us where
cures oi these formidable complaints have resulted oa
the use VI this remedy but space hero will not admit
than. Come of them may he found in oug American
Almanac, which tho agents below pamsd peeaed to
furuish RratG to all who cali Tor them.
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THE C0NEE SIoNs AND EXPERIENCE OF

ME CONFE SIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
A SUFFERER.
Published as warning, and for the especial ben
St of Young Men and those who suffer with Ner-
pus Doil'ty, Loss OF Memory, Premature Decay,
g., etc, etc, b GRe who has cured himself 6v
ample Means, after being put to great expense and
1convene enco, through the use of worthless medi-
hes prescribed by learned Doctors
Single copies may be had Of the author, c. A.
.ambert Esq, GTeenpoint, Long Island, by enclos-
pg Postpaid addressed envelope. Address
.harles \. Lambert, Esq. Greeupoiut, Long Island,
l. Y. 2mi0
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GEORGE W. BROWN & C IS
HYDRAULIC IRON WORKS!
PERRYSBURG, OHIO.

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Manufacturers of Snyder's Patent Head Blocks,
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either for
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Steam Engines and other work done on the shortest
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st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelns,
letter and Salt Rhoum, Scnid Head,
Ningworn, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
Leucorrhma or whites, Ovarian Tum or,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.

DR.. J. D. S. Claiming, of New York City, writes II
most cheerully comply with the request Of your ssat In
snying have found your Sarsaparn most exOaiea nj
alternative in tho numerous complaints for which
employ such remedy, but especially in FD0le Diseases
Of the Scrofous daihesis. have cured many tnveter
ate of eucorloea by IT, and some whore tho
plant caused by ulceI1Hion Of tho 'e7ns. The Neer
alton itself was soon cured. Nothing within my ksowl-
edge equals II for these female arrangements"
Edward 8. Marrow of Newbury, Ala, wres, IA dan.
gerous opd,tqE Hor one Of tho females In my family
which hHd deed n the remedies could employ l1ss
at length becn completely cured by your Extract os
sapaiilla Our physician thought nothing hut extrp@-
iiun coul afford relief but he advised the ria Of your
sAraaparia the last resort before cutting, and It
proved efIestus. After gG!Ug your remedy eight weeks
q symptor, Ct tiieaase
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MORTAR FIRING.

have been somewhat interested in the
firing of our mortars, rs ! doubt not most of
your readers would be could they witness
it. The captain of the transport on which
the representatives of the press have taken
quarters has wholesome dread of the
cucmy's shell, and high regard for the
skill they display in the use of those.
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March llthw6SS6l. Attorn
I oWARD ASSOCIATION,

II oWARD ASSOCIATION,
IL PHILADELPHIA,
Ecr the relief of the Sick and Distressed, af-
htSd with Nirulent and ChTonic Diseases, and es
Icially for the Cure of Diseases of the Sexual
Fgans.
Medical Advice given GRATIS, by the Acting
Hrgeon.
aiuable Reports on Spermatorrhna, or Seminal
'eakness, and other Diseases of the Sexual Or
ans, and on the New Remedies employed in the
lSpensAry, sent TO the afflicted in sealed lettcr-en-
Hopes, tree of charge. Two or three stamps for
Istage will be acceptable.
Address Dir. j. SKILLIN IIoUGHTON, Acting Sur
con, Inward Association, No. ?, South Ninth
rect, Philadelphia, Pa. 6mi3.
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is now part Of the main land the Arkansas
chute having filed up.
mention this because it can do no harm
as the rebels have better knowledge OF
our whereabouts than can possibly give
your readers. The insurgents have no
batteries OH what was tho island, but in
every other respect the situation is very
similar to that at No. 10, and the siege pro-
misses to be ofcqual duration. The distance
across the point from our mortars to the
battery upon which they are now at work
is about two miles. Our gunboats are in
easy supporting distance, anchored in the
stream.
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4 y THE COURT or COMMON PLEAS-STATE
j. OF ONO, WOOD COUNTY.

March 81, 1862 iSw6- S9.67.
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MEDICINAL.
"A EIS'S
SarSaparilla

0Ol SOPOA lA10
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And for the speedy Of the following comrlaints
Scrofuln aud scrofuI ous hffections,such
as TumOrs, Ulcers, sores, GruptIons,
Ptmples, Pustu1es, BlOtches, BOils,
BIains, and all Skin Diseases.
OlKLAND Ind. 9Th June. 1sba
J. G. ARR 4 Co. Gents; feel 1t my duty To
knowledge what your sarssIa lila ha' dUhe for mo-
Having Inherited SctUulOus infection have suffered
from II III various ways for years Sometimes bUIs
out in Ulcers my hands aud arms; snmetliuss IL
turned inward and distressed me nt the stomach. Two
years ogo i broke ont my he, and covered Ly SCALP
and with which painful and lOatlisrnic
beyond description tried many medicines enL several
physicians. bat without much relief from, anj thing 10
f-s the dis' Ter grew At length was rtjolcad
70 read IN the Hospc Messenger ut you had prepared
Alternative (Snisapala), for Knew trCm Your rtputa
tion that any thing you made must he good. sent tu
Cincinnati aud got it, and used 1t till 1t cured took
It, you advise. in snnli doses OF teAspeonfu
month aud used almost three bottles New aud healthy
skin began TO form under the scab, which afsr
while fell OH My skin Is now cl'nr and know by my
feelings that the disease has gone FROM my syste. You
well believe that feel what saying when tc
you that hold you to be VI the apostles Of the age
and remain ever gratefully. You're, -
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Gen. Stone in Custody.

We are glad to learn that Gen. Stone
of Balls Bluff notorioty, has been deprived
of his command on tho upper Potomac. ar.
rested, aud confined within tho walls OF Fort
Lafayette, and that court martial is soon
TO be ordered In his oaso The following
grave charges are preferred against him !.
,First-Misbehavior at Balls Bluff. .I
Second-IIolding correspondence with
che enemy before and since Balls Bluff. and
receiving vista from rebel officers In his
camp.
Troacherously suffering tho emo.
my to build fort since Balls Bluff, un.
der his guns, unmolested. -.
Fourtn-Of design to expose his force
to capture by the enemy, under tho prc.
tonse Of orders for moving from tho Com.
manding Gonoral. N. . '..."
The country has not forgotten Balls Bluff
and will rejoice that Con, Stone Is to have
an opportunity to show whether he 10 re.
sponsble for that disaster. ..
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. For the JefIersoninn Democrat.
Mrs, Lincoln's Ball.

"7hs first Boil ever given in Ms White
House came of to.nioht,'' says the Tri.
Dunes correspondent Of Thursday last.
We have read OF the crews Of sinking
ships, when all hope had fled, throwing
of all restraints, human and divine, and
minglng their revolving orgies and mad
carousals with the avenging spirit of The
tempest. which was burrying them TO a
swift and sure destruction. Are the in
cumbents Of the high places of trust and
power mad or demented, that, In this
dark hour Of our history and our hopes,
they desert their posts Of duty TO inaugu-
rate the reign Of Fashion, and worship at
the shrine of Folly ? Or was this a
shameless funeral wake over the un.
buried remains Of a delunct Union
"Most ofthe Senators ani Members of
Congress and Generals of Army were
there" says the reporter. Failhless
be;rayeis Of peoples trust, was 1t for
this that you we're sent TO Congress, or
placed in command OF our armies Are
we incurring an expenditure OF two mil.
lions of dollars per day, and sacrificing
hundreds of lives. that you may congre.
CRATE and riot at our expense
Again, says the reporter, "The supper
was set in the dining. room, and is con
sidered one Of the finest displays Of gas.
tronomic art ever seen in this Country
II was prepared by Maillard of New York,
and cost thousands Of dollars" And
this was while Secretary Chase was
urgently importuning Congress to adopt
some measures to replenish an empty
treasury. "f 'n.a
Again, says the fai hful chronicler,
"1he tables fairly bent undsr DE expensive
turarieS heaped one upon aaotAer"- Only
one week before, Mr.. Wilson had stated
in his place 10 the Senate, that che had
seen certificates from sick soldiers that
they had actually to go to the swill tubs,
70 enable them 10 live in the hospital al
Alexandria" -1 i.'
Is the White House TO be made The
scene Of disgraceful frivolity, hilarity and
glultOny, while hundreds of sick and suf.
iering soldiers, within plain sigh; of the
dome of the Capitol, are left to suffer for
the Dare necessaries OF life, unattended
and uncared for There must be a
moral malaria in the atmosphere OF Wash
ing,on, which slupeies The intellect and
dims the perceptions, while it dries up
or polsons the fountains Of human kind
ness, in all who enter It's Transforming
circle. Slavery and Treason sill live
and flourish there. Simpson was shorn
ol his strength by woman of the Philis.
tines. The White House may have its
Delilah who can tell p?
r. SHARPSTiCK,
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The Ball in the White House.

Mrs. Lncolu's magnificent expensive, ~.
timed icspnronriato Dancino Pa,tv-.,bo
a.. - II = ~ +. 49,, :. Iii ~
i'', :. 70 ~ W "opou VIII prove W oo
the last, ever hcid In tho White House.
came off on the night of the 9th. We quote
from tho account of tho T'r;Jrne's oorres.
va.da,, H7'
So g..
:, ine nrst Da,, over gWon IN me White
ltouse came OH to'n.gh'' oVer SOD invita-
Gons were issued, mo hour OF tho cards
was o put J. was 1ate before tho guests be-
gan 70 arrive me hrss arrivals ot noto
Ssrc secretary Weiios and lady, Speaker
IrS~ ana isdy, senator wilson and lady.
ny haI past n'ne o CLOCK the arrivals we're
~ continuous stream Mr. anu Mrs. Lin
com 'nen s'as'onee themselves 10 the cen
ser OF 'ne East hoom and received the
guests guests ..,.,
1ue SGnPauy On eh'er.ng presented thr
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Speech Of Hon. A. @. Riddle.

We hardly need urgo any one to read tho
speech Of Hon. A, @. Riddle, which we pub
iish entire in this issue. Such speech i,
Su honor alike to tho Representative who
made It, and tho constituency whose views
it truly reflects. II is not too much to say
of it's merits, that, in all tho debates 10
Congress since the war hogan, II has no,
been excelled in logic, force or oloauonco
by any similar effort. Tho moral courage
aud devotion to the cause of the country
and humanity IL ovinces, contrast most
strIkiag,y With the weak timidity and mar.
row conservatism with which, TO tho great
peril of the Government, the momentous
issue involved in this struggle for National
existence, is mot by so many of our public
men.
We know the morits OF this speech will
DO thoroughly canvassed il is not to DO cx.
pected that one of such marked boldncss
and ability should escape criticism or do.
nunciation. Bus wo are confident the senti.
ments avowed will find an echo in the hoarts
ofa vast majority of tho people of this Con.
gressiOnal District, and. in time, be endorsed
by the entire country. The irresistible
logic of great evonts is rapidly bringing the
most conservative of loyal men TO radical
conclusions, and, i: the war continues, few
months or years will elapso ere the policy
advocated by Mr.. Riddle, will be universally
recognized as the only one by which the au
tbority Of the Government can be restored
and perpetuated. He studies tho signs Of
she times but imperfectly, who does not
realize that the days of false conservatism
which has learned to revere Slavery rs the
Constitution, are passing away, aud that the
looming men, are those who see in this
crisis, net disasters aud trials alono, bu,
likewise an opportunity to redeem tho Ma
tion from the dominion Of tho Slayo Power
and thereby remove the only obstacle thai
stands in the way Of its unlimited progress
and development. t...-...
Mr.. Riddle. by an original as vel
as most able and ingenious argument
conclusiveIy shows that Congress pos.
sesses the right to mako such disposition
Of slaves as tho preservation, of the Gov.
ernment may require. even to enlist ,hem
in the Army. This argument, which Il I,
safe TO prodist will never DO refusod, ID
worthy Of the serious consideration of the
country. Admitting for arguments sake
the legality and rightfulness OF Slavery, the
relation of master aud slave con DO nc
more sacred than any other social relation
dependent on municipal law. and those who
claim for it exemption from the disabilities
which attach to oil othors, would mako Il
sovereign. Indeed. the tendency of our Ma
tionai politics for years, was to ronder Sla
very, instead of the Constitution, tho para
mount law, and. for the safety of the Ma
tion. il has not been reversed ono momen
too soon.
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Bright Expelled.

Tho Senate adopted tho resolution for
tho expulsion Of Josso ID Bright, on the 9th
inst. Tho vote wns us follows:
YEAs--Messrs Anthony, Browning, Chan.
dior, Clark, ColiaIner, Davis. Dixon, Doo-
little, Fessenden, Font. Foster. Grimes, Hale,
Harlan, Henderson. Howard. Howe, Johnson,
King, Lape of Indiana, McDougail, Morrill,,
Pomoroy, Sherman. Sumner, Simmons
TrumbulI, Wade. Wilkinson. Wilmot, Wilson
of Mass, Wilson of Mo.-32.
NAYs--Mossrs. Bayard, CarliIe, Cowan,
Harris, Kennedy, Latham. Nesmith, Pearce
Powell, Rice. salisbury. Ten Eyck, Thom.
son, Willoy-l4. I# ".H
The Vice President said thai, ,as two-thirdt
voted in favor OF tho resolution, it was
adopted. Applause in tho gallery, which
was Immediately checked by the Chair,
Mr. Bright announces his determination
to appeal from tho Senate to tho people oI
Indiana. I'D .-,..-...s L.e.-t. o..