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khcum"tisnI, GouS, Neuralgia, Drop
parnivSiA, Nits.

Constipation, ,COstivcncsS. Supprcssion
Rhcurh"tism, Gous, Neurnlp pin, Drop
sy, Pnrniysis. Fits, etc.
fium Dr. j. T. IdugiR. Ni,f,,dl Cinold
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ng II Tor IN" benefit of the muuies who suiirr from
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The progonitor of others that worse. bclicyo raS
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',mi when wholly or partially suppressed. and also very
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no other 10 my patients.
From IL, Eer Hr HurI,' erHs NiIo,iR Euis Cfr,rb.
rutsM llorsr, Savannah Uo. IAN. &. ISaG.
lioSonrD SIN: should ir uugptrful tor tA, relief
ynuv ll has brought me Il did not Ir. nv rpsp 10
N"L \ cold settled in my limbs aud hr,u. ut IN rNrrtt
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hSUn Notwithstanding Ind iho ho,t of physicians ile
disease grew Uui worse until l} . advice If yuur
pills. lhcr effects were SLOW, hut srr uy iorcyorng
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SENATE Cu,Nurr, Patton Euueo, Ia. : Dec 1850.
DR. AYfR itv" been cutituy cI'rh hy Nour riili. ot
Rh'"a"ir Cont paiunl! disease thot Ind afflicted me
Tor years VINCENT SliDELL.
Bs" Moat &C the ViHs Ia murI.rt contain Ntersrv.
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Price, % cents per Cos, e.. : 3oxea for ST.
Prepared by Or. J, C, AVER d, co. Lowsl, Mass.
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Has enlarged many a small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has rescued many = lost business;
Has saved many failing business;
Has preserved many large business;
Has created many A new business
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DEPARTMENT or TuE INTERIOR.
~ - -

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them. tratcraHlly yours, ALONZO RAIL-, VI. H..
InUStcidti 0j The MIryte I}Dyi,iyaI
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Bilious Disorders-LI Liver Complain,

From Or. Theodore RsN Qf Niu loyl, CtY.
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NTATERVILLE FACTORY,


LUCAS COUNTY, OHIO.
The subscribers respectfully inform the citizens
OF Lucas and adjoining counties, that they have re-
fitted their machinery in the hest order for mana
featuring wool. Their long experience in the bust
ness and close attention to the same, warrant them
in saving that their establishment equals any Man
uiactory mnthe western country, and their cloths
cannot be surpassed for service by any cloths man
utactured East or West.
They have now on hand large stock of Cloths
Cassmcres, Satinets, Tweeds, Flannels, Blanket
ing and Womens Dress FlannelS, which will be
sold or exchanged for wool ON reasonable terms.
They will also Manufacture wool on the shares into
all styles Of Goods. Those wishing to exchange
wool for Cloths, or havo ii manufactured, will
please call at the Factory, leave their wool with
Nm. Houston, Perrysburg.
Wool will be taken and Goods returned at the
foregoing places also, be received for manufactur-
ing carding into rolls and returned to Gen. Iious-
tons Store in Perrysburg.
PRICES FOR MANUFACTURING PER YARD.
Cassimers and Full Cloths, 37}9 cents, Twilled
Blankets. 3llt cents, Fannels 2j cents, Satnets
3lL cents, Tweeds, 2j cents, Lnseys 1897 cents.
The cotton warp is furnished at the above rates.
Any person delivering wool to be manufactured
can, at the time of the return of their cloth, should
they be dissatisfied have the cash for their wool at
the market price when the wool was delivered.
All kinds of country work done short notice
and in good order, such as Wool CarGing, Cloth
Dressing etc.
Likewise wanted five tons of hard soap.
p. G. d j E. DEAN.
Wateryille Nav 1862
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STATISTICS show that intemperance is
steadily decreasing in Great Britain.
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Auditors Office. Wood Co., o.
Pcrrysburg, Oct. 30, 1862.
~ TCH TIC Eco.

No ECO.
Notice is hereby given that Samuel McCrory and
others have tiiod petition in this office. praying
for the location, establishing and constructing of II
ditch, drain water course, under the act to pro-
vide for the locating, establishing and constructing
dichcs, drains or water courses, passed March 27,
1861: beginning at the bridge west of the north
east corner of section twenty four "a i'll Liberty
townships thence running in the run TO the Perrys-
burg and Findlay pike thence south on the east
side of the pike one-half = mile; thence mean
dcrng the Black Swamp creek 10 near the CEN
of section thirtyfvc (35) in Liberty township;
thence on the north branch of said creek, and to
terminate the center of section thirty -four (f
il said township; That the Surveyor and Engineer
has made due report, setting forth the availability
and necessity of the proposed ditch and that the
time for the hearing on said petition by the County
Commissioners has been set ON the 9th day of De-
ccmbcr next, at this office.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor
Auditors Office, Wood Co., O..
. Pcriysburg Oct. 80, 1862. 27d
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Observation-Disclosures Foul stomach.


IFV-V III
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pIrrSpuW0, Pa, MAY I, 1855.
nR. J. C. AVER sir have been repeatedly cured of
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which they cleanse at once
Yours with great respect ED. W. pREnIE,
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favors ON Monday, or early Tuesday morning.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO CON MPTI.V ES.

TINHE advertiser having been restored 10 health
i in few weeks by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with "a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption--is
anxious TO make known to his fellow sufferers the
means Cf cure,
To al who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used tlree of charge), with the dircc-
lions for preparing and using the same which they
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invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy a. it will cost them nothing, aud may
provo a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
viii please address Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York, 23mS
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Auditors Office, Wood Co., Q.
Perrysburg, Oct. 80, 1862.
nITCH MOTTO E-8I.

u
Notice is hereby given that +, Gorton and others
have filed petition in this office, praying for the
location, establishing and constructing of ditch,
drain or water-coursc under the act to provide for
the locating, establishing and constructing bitches,
drains or water courses, passed March q, 1861 /:
Beginning at the Black Swamp creek, near the
northwest corner of section thirty 3O), in Portage
township; thence running south in east ditch of
Perrysburg and Findlay pike, to terminate twenty
2G) rods from the southwest corner of Portage
township line; That the Surveyor and Engineer
has made due report, setting forth the availability
and necessity of the proposed ditch, and that the
time for hearing on said petition by the County
Commissioners has been set on the 9TH day of De
cembcr next, at this office.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.
pprrvSburor Ort 20 1880 lI1
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AY RS
CATHARTTC
PILLS.

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Comlrtuhicl thyst SWIM.
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sickness Sc cir,riI- .,asp Nou.
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MARKETS..
PcrrvSburg Market.

CORRECTED wEEKIN ny FIR. MILLER & co.
Wheat Rbul OJIl 10 Elom Rbrl S60l6 30
Tallnw r 1b...... Sc Hams n ib..,,..,. &c
Rye = bu ......... iOc Shoulders r h. 40Sc
Oats Il bu ,...32 to Sjc Eggs u doI ,..,. IOc
Corn. shellcd.S71( 1(@40c Corn, in ear. S2G35c
Potatoes q but. i0d SOC Feathers y ID lOGIic
Butter = IL .....l2iac Green Hides Flb 5isc
Lard r lb ..... 6N7c Salt p brl ..".. 81 %
WOOl. ....... 40 tn lJC.
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Dysentery. Dinrrhmn. ncIna. Morm..

From Dr. ]. q, GTttU u ClicIlJ.
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From hcp. J. '. HINES, Eior Of Adrcnt Ctrct Boston,
DR. AVER: hHvo used your rls with extraordinary
success IN my family and among those called to visit
IN distress. To regulate the organs of digestion mud
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my friends. Yours J.. v HINES
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WARSAW Wyoming Co, n. v, Oct. ~, 1885.
hER SIN am using your CHthartic Pills In my prac>
tcc, and find them excellent puriye 10 cleanse tho
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JOHN q, MENCIINN NJ n
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sstg The highest market price paid (in CASH
for Grain.
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NOTICE E-O5.

Auditors Office, Wood G
PerrYsbnrg, Oct. 30, 1876.
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Iatal Skaters.
Toledo & Mnhn.h RailwaY.

Time Table for Maumee City.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-06
Uele0raphit alell's.
From Fredericksburg.
HEADQRs. GENERAL BURNsIDE's ARMY,
December 5. 1862.

Although the position still remains unchsslzs
ged. there is every indication Of al advance
movement Of considerable portion Of the ar
my at an early hour this morning. From se
connoissances made yesterday, the Confed-
crates are not supposed to be over eightyaor
eighty five thousand strong at or near Freder
icksburg Last night the pickets on both
sides conversed freely. and few Of the Con
federates came over to the Federal lines and
gave themselves up as dcserters.
The Northern press states that the work on
the Confederate batteries surrounding Freaer-
icksburg is being vigorously prosecuted. For
tifcations on the north side Of the river, COM
manding the Confederate position, are rapidly
approaching completion. 1t is currently re-
ported that General Jackson has Joined Gen
Lees army, which is now supposed to be
eighty thousand strong, The Confederate
cavalry are said to be securing the country on
the right Of the Federal lines, and it is report
ed that train of wagons loaded with ordnance
stores was recently captured by them near Oc-
coquan.
The n. Y. Times correspondent at Aqua
creek sends the following dispatch:- Lieut.
Hoffman, company G, First New Jersey Cav
airy, and six men, were captured while on
picket duty near Dumfries, on Wednesday
evening. Thos Buffin was badly wounded.
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From Sigel's Corps.

Especial Dispatch to the Washington Republican,
FAIRFAX G.. H.. Dec. 4.-Six regiments Of
this corps, being one from each brigade, had
test practice drill to-day, under the immediate
direction Of Gen. Sigel The result va7 en-
tirely satisfactory to the commanding general
Gen. Sigel has asked fora court Of in1uiry, to
investigate the aspertions made by General
Pope. embodied in the recent report Of General
Halleck.
FAIRFAX G.. H., Dec. 5-midnight.-A par
tv went out to-day as far as Union Mills
They encountered no Confederates by the way,
but learned that there are some Contederates
at Bristoe station.
1t is supposed that the Confederate cavalry
are intending to come down to Manassas juno
ton.
The Philadelphia Press thinks the Federal
government has most to gain in the prosecu-
ton Of the war, "by keeping Gen. Lees army
busy during the winter-and insuring the final
success of General Grants plan in Arkansas,
Louisiana and Mississippi.
COL Goodwin, who gave testimony IN the
trial of Gen Mcdowell, has sent formal chal-
lenge to Gen Med, in consequence of the lat
ter S reflections upon his (G.'s) character. Gen.
Med. pays no regard to the challenge.
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PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
a OFFICE-No. 1o4 King street, oyer
snyne's formerly French's s. Book Store.

n coSaRgss.-In the i. S. Senate, yesterday,
u Mr. Wilkinson offered resolution calling upon
the President for information In relation to the
4 Indian barbarities in Minnesota Mr.. Sher-
i mans resolution, calling for correspondence,
despatches &C., concerning the movements OF
tbe army of the Potomac since it left the Pc
4 minsula. and also for all corresl ondence, pro-
4 ceedngs OF courts martial &C., relating to the
surrender Of Harper's Ferry, was adopted. 1t
is said the War Department will comply with
the CALL and the information sought be fur
pished. Mr. Powell sresolution, calling form
ermation in relation to arrests IN Kentucky,
vas amended by the addition Of the words If
not incompatible with the public service, !" and
passed.
In the House Of Representatives, yesterday,
Mr. Stevens introduced bill indemnlfying the
ptesid mt of the United States and all other
persons acting as his agents, in suspendlng the
writ of habeas corpus, and declaring that dur
inc the existence of the war the President is
emnowered to suspend the writ OF habeas cor
pus at such times and places, and with refer
ence to such persons, as the public safety may
require, Mr. Morrill,, Of Vermont offered
resolution declaring that at no time since the
commencement of the existing war have the
forces and materials in the hands Of the Exec
utive Department Of the Government been so
ample and abundant to successful and trum-
phant termination Of the war as at this mo-
ment: That is the duty Of all loyal American
citizens, regardless Of all minor differences OF
opinion, and especially the duty Of the officers
and soldiers in the field, as we'll as the duty Of
every department Of the government; the leg
slative branch included, as unit, to cordially
and united}y strike down the assasslns, at once
and forever, who have consplred to destroy the
Constitution" " &C. The resolution was adopted
with cnly one negative vote, that OF Wm. j.
Allen, Of Illinois, Mr.. Vallandigham offered
resolutions, declaring that ''the Union >nust be
restored and maintained-one and lndlvlslble
forever forbidding foreign intervention, de-
nouncng interference with the rights OF the
States, or their established institutions, &c
The resolutions were tabled, ayes 79, nays 50.
Mrs. Holland and J ohm Unsworth, lately ar
rested near Pohick, have been sent to the Old
Capitol prison. II. ?. Wagner, who says he
sa discharged soldier from the Confederate
service, taken up near this place, was carried to
Washington, and agreed to take the oath OF
allegiance; but upon being presented with the
oath, hesitated, and asked for delay; and was
sent to the Old Capitol prison.
The Washington Republican urges Congress
to pass the bill for the admission into the Union
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armament. She has lain for many months at
Gibraltar, blockaded by the D. S.ssteamer Ius~
carora, and was not long ago abandoned by her
crew, after an affray among some of her Off
GERS.
The New York World is very severe upon
Gen. Halleck' sreport, and criticises sharply the
proceedings Of that officer towards Gen. Nc.
Clellan
N. I. and George Griswold, Of New York,
have rendered the use Of vessel to carry pro-
visions to the cotton spinners in Lancashire
England equivalent to $4,000. One man
sent $1,000 in cash to buy flour. Within q
few minutes, 500, 900 were subscribed for the
same purpose, by the New York merchants. -
A. IT, Stewart gave $4,000
The National Intelligencer "deplores the
publicity given at this time to the disclosures
concerning the dissensions among the military
commanders in the service Of the United States.
It commenced showing yesterday about |
o'clock D. M, and continued showing until in
the night This morning the snow lies an
inch or two deep. on the ground, but the
weather opened bright and clear.
The eclipse of the moon took place last nigls
but we expect there were but few observers. !"
The market this morning was tair one, as
to quantity of produce The supply Of poultry
was tolerable, but the prices are high. Prices
of meats and vegetables, generally, about the
same as quoted in our last report.
Some fine oysters have arrived; and they sell
RAPIDLY. Prices from 50 to 62z cts, per bush
el
Gen. Miroy has issued an order suppressing
the circulation of the VIII, cling Press within
the lines of his command and prohibiting It's
being scld to any Of his troops. The Press
gives him, in return, q very severe article, de-
nouncing his course and conduct
About the Sth of January, the :. S. Treas
ury Department will issue 100000 daily IN
postage currency, and rising that sum to one
and two dollars. In tens and fves the depart
ment is now issuing five or six hundred thous-
and dollars daily.
Gen. Pope has written letter to the Wash"
ington Chronicle in which he denies having
intended any charge against Gen Banks and
his corps.
letter dated Nashville, November q;
sGeneral Rosecrans army is working
South gradually. The advance IS some twenty
miles below The order for the whole advance
is expected daily. Rain has taen sufficiently
to lay the dust, but not to affect the CumbeE'
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!. It is announced in the English journals that
.Cunard, Wilson &. Co., of Liverpool, will
shortly sell at auction, at Gibraltar, the Con-
federate ship Sumter, with all her stores and
armament. She has lain for many months at
Gibraltar, blockaded by the q. S.=steamer Tus-
carora, and was not long ago abandoned BY her
crew, after an affffray among some Of her Off
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08

Affairs AT RIcHMoND.--A special to the
N. Y. Tribune, dated Springville, 3Oth inst,
says:
Two intelligent German deserters from
the rebel army came within our lines last
evening. They left Richmond two weeks
ago, and state that great distress prevailed
in the rebel camp; that all the soldiers are
living upon nothing but fresh beef and flour
with no salt, sugar or coffee; that the regi
ments would not average more than three
hundred men. They also pretend that they
have overheard prominent rebel officers say
that their condition was more desperate than
it had been at any time during the war;"