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III tAe 1eoelAou 1s etusAeq, "n1!e the Demo
erat' are ~ dtsloyal - they dare b, with any
nope Of carry 1rg the people With than. The
WI democrats nave ool'ed tho coppethe.d
asAe"* "Heouslo ALLOWS aes soldiers 70
sole' 1o tae 1esuit eau nssoy rs oou9&fol.
1sess1ops A'e' : uesoa5 ~ t'o9empet. defe
aie 'ne ooo1'naasn ns: ..
coxa,,o- ~ UatCn; 70 I,, tgp;
Lieut.. Governor " ynarSpooner Nelson Dewey.
ssseteWss stst'Ws e13.a'e I. + faf1enio. Emu Emu Rotas
TiComnfrni}cr ". d. Ras1say. n T = P;errenont s.
snnt pIs eI pirrnrd En;a pMasety
S,atePs3s COM -Hen1v cn1d;er :Tohn K Rotem
9:eee4 A'' eot1 ''''teD!s ~o'oies' "oAA L. oon8n'
MARYLAND. -
.Ao 1o1os ~ =. Lib e'A'o 40 Dc."ee" oIatnsi'
a. ~o -. s"e ft>oo1 ''''.oA =. s'"'s'J' Nv
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II. .Edw,n II. Webs ter. 1
~ ~. .Tena{ Fea Man.sf Mtn uasas' Thosnae Swami.
". John G. Holland. Charles B. Calvert.
Dspjamfn G. Harris.
.Rcnominated. y ''& ' 1.t'A' o'''''''
The five Unconditional Union candidates
are all pledged to yo,e for IN Administration
.,ast. rs-c.t. ~ .1..,. -.
candidate Tor speaker. VI the others, Thos.
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II the m put:
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SERVANT TO MISTRESS:
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The great u1equal1ed Preparation for Restor-
ing, 1uVigornt1ug, Beautifyiug, and
Dressing tho Hair,
Rendering It scft silky. aad 8losy. sui tf4pcslnE It
to teu.Ata l. any dealsed roilon; quickly cleansing
the tc.p arre1t1ng The fa0, AID xlpx.tcg nc2isay
aca ftrrn. color to tbs Hair.
It NEVER FAILS to restore GRAY HAIR to
ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL COLOR,
1T Is NOT 4 DYE,
But acts directly upoa th- roots Of tns Hair giving
tseua snc natural nou.latnets Repaired.
prouuc!TG tnetane vitality art luz
nr1ous quautit, as IN youth. ..
Eay MT THACHEk. Of cev fofk. IN \ letter. sayl: !:
My sgs Il sixty, 0io yea= ago my hair w9s vey
Hatf hestGrer pccc, ding dtrs csoos sad now my
hstk Eehto cd sots nsI11a COLOR and h2s ceaEed
The Zy!oba,ssEun, have found the best and
mcst agreeable ear-oresttcR ca7e sves used-'
FOE LADIES AND CHILDREN,
Whose Hair requires fequect d:eeiag. the zyloba1.
taEum / A. no eQuat.
No 1ndy's toilet is complete without 1t.
Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
" PREEIP3L BALks OFFICE.
19s h 200 Greenwich Street, Kew FORK CITY.
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w Ar ClAIMS.-W. Z, Wells,
w At.<rney It Law. viii give spsc'a1 kttanttcn
to the Coll.coa Of Beun5tos PeEticn.. ac. EIoa,aE
10 bs care with t1spatcn and ndenty, once 12sx
DessboEr ttrest Acorl y: Fost 0dce Bog :p;s.
R1TEBkScKs:- = John II. WILTON. y. n. FT3rt5.
.. d. HenxY Booth. FrQG, Ql LAR. Qcl5 Q2al-1 1We&
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WE ARE REJOICED TO
~ Ind that tte reb 0 owned Ehenaist Of New KrG.
le.d. Dk. AfEa h.s At length tu,nsd hls attention
tn the disorder which hal - nse bllzht our CO
nrxtty Ouf SECTION is as aealt a. any esacr. with
cEe ftrRle exception NJ thas Is tre Fsser and aqua
cue as should know 1t mast. 1t he &de H. Gust
cut this bsefut stsmper from arlenx us. and ours
"a o1e Of the ic7eist spots In tho West
p4lf6tlt. Iowa. Qc15o21f It
, 1863-10-15

The issue in this State is bctween ontnci.
Ia,ion md the preservation of elaycsy. No
State ticket bas been nominated by the Cop
perbezds, mott Of whom will vote for; the
Conditional Uufon candidates for Stata off.
GERS and for Congress. Election first We'd
ueetiay In NoYsmber
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An Outdoor Cellar.

II is very unwiso to store large guam
tty of vegetables in the cellar OF Il larm-
house, even if it is of sufficient capacity.
In the lattsy part of the winter there will
ho some decay, and nothing can DO more
detrimental TO health than living over u
mass of dccayng vegetable matter. But
few cellars arc large enough to hold the
products of the farm that require winter
storage. AS we devote moro attention to
the economical feeding of stock, the neccs-
sty of good root cellars will to folt more
seriously. ejrrots, beets, parsnips, cab,
IGge, aud the like, require cellar room. A
sandy hillside is the best place for making
4 cellar, as in this situation good drainage
is secured rs we'll AS easy access. A good
cellar, however, can be made in any place
where tho water will not I've within three
or four feet Of the surface. Especial pains
must be taken TO secure good drainage
Dig down as far rs drainage will allow, and
throw tho earth back, TO be used in bank
ing up. II rough stones are TO be had
they are best for the walls; if not, posts
aud piauks will answer. A strong ridge
pole is necessary, which must be supported
by posts. Bank up the sides with earth
and plank ulo roof, and cover with straw
and leaves, over which rough boards, ol
something OF the kind, must be placed I,
prevent blowing of Au easy entranc,
shoUId be made at the front by digging
down the earth in gradual slope aud IA
this part will DO exposed to the weather
it should be made double and If OF boards
filled between with straw. Where stone i,
used, space for air is sufficient uicit
gan Farmer.
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:farm aud Huusshula.
poultry I'm Frosty weather.

There is something exhilerating in frost |
When the early morning breaks on the
earth covered with yimc, and the bard
ground seems to spurn The foot fiat treads
ON it, and the sun rises like a disc Of burn
ing copper, thcre is something cheerful
about it, Nature has donncd hen Iuasqucr-
ado dress of white. Your horse cannot
contain himself and tlse steady old friend
FOR some months past, content to Shake lIiS
head oi whisl< his TAIL, ~ the only answer
to what a granddaughter of ours calls "
good cut o. tho whip now seeks to devour
space. and o. try conclusions with yonr
strength on that of your reins. In IKE
manner your tried friend, the old dog, gam
hols, and, in the gloosomencss of his feelings,
lrc pirks M shred of cloth in the Held,
and shakes and tosscs il for very wlut0n.
ness. fIe appearance oI real winter is thcn
u hclidhy for many, but (ah those b"tS) not
20 all. 1t is mono to the poultry. Water rs
leozcn the ground is go hard they cannot
,cratcl there is not an animal Oi any kind
on It's surface; and they must depend on
their owner for everything they want. Sec
they lack nothing. First, they must have
water. Few people have any idea OF the
suffering caused to birds by the lack of wa
ter. Their power Of maintaining liic Jn the
smallest possible quantity Of food is won.
dcrful, provided they have water; but n
praciiced eye can tell in dead fowl a.
pigeon whether it sufTrred or not from
thirst Tho skiu becomes hard, dry and
rcd the flesh contracts, as II were, and he
comes brown, and tho whole body looks as
if it had been suddenly shrivclod or dried
mp. You must boar ia mind they require
moro food aud better thnu they do in
mildcr weather; aud, if you can, let them
have greater variety. They want snbst-
tutcs for the worms and insects. Now, the
scraps of meat and fat from tho table should
go to the fowls. Save the DRAWINGS OF all
the glasses, pour them together, aud sweep
a clean place, and feed there. Mover feed
any kind of bird in such manner that
they shall pick up snow with their food ;
it is strong medicine TO them. The lark
that fattens in two days on the white hoar
frost becomes n wretchod skeleton after two
days SNOW Cottage Gardener
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18

CHEAF GINGER RISCUITS.-Wo York into quite
small crumbs three ounces of good butter,
with two pounds OF flour then add three
ounces otpounded sugar aud two of ginger,
IN fine powder, and knead them into stiff
paste, with new milk, Roll it thin, cut ont
tho biscuits with a cutter, and bake them
IN slow oven until they are crisp quite
through, hut keep them of u pale color 4
couple m eggs are sometimes mixed with
the milk Tor them, but are no material inn
provoment; an additional ounce of sugar
may be used when u swcctcr biscuit is
liked P''mOko good ginger cakes, Increase
the batter to six ounces and the sugar Ia
eight for each pound et flour, and wet the
ingredients into paste with eggs; little
lemon-grate viii give il m agreeable favor.
SiScuits-iiour, two pounds; butter,
rlros ouuees pounded sugar, three ounces
slngcS. two ounces.
CakeG--hour, one pound; butter siS
ounces sugar, eight ounces ginger, one
ounce, three 10 four eggs; rind of half ,
ICnOn.
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The Resurrection.

What glorious and blessed prospect it
will he The glorious company oi the apos-
ties, the goodly fellowship of the prophets,
the noble army oi martyrs, starting from
their graves, glisicning as the stars in the
sky constituting together glorious
church. without spot or bcmish, or any
such thing Some shall como from the pre-
cincts of the lnluisiton, from tho dungeons
of Spain where 50 many suffered 1nd were
silent, and passed away, because they
would not give up the blessed hope of the
gospel oi Christ; somc shall rise from the
caves of Italy, from the snow-dritts of the
Cottian Alps, where their bones, in the Ian.
guagc of Milton. are still bleaching in the
rains aud wiuds Of heaven; a glorious
group, shining in all the splendors of an
Immortality that shall know no Interruption
and experience no decay. Some shall come
forth from the village church-yard the
green sod rolling aside TO let them rise (;
aud the rude forcfathers of the hamlet, that
have slept Tor Il thousand years, shall meet
the buried dead of the catacombs and of
the Cotlian Alps, and join together in the
worship of God and of tho Lamb. The
great ocean, that scpulchcr OF buried ma
tions, shall hear quivcring through its deep
est depths the accents of the Sou of Mn
and rising from the desert and the silent
sca-what spectacle shall be myrials
of rausomed and glorious ones, who shall
meet the rise of that sun that will never
set, and join with those that preceded them,
and enter into rest, and sit on thrones, and
live and reign with Christ u thousand years.
Austcrlit2, Jena, Waterloo, Magenta, Balall-
lava, lukcrman, shall all throw up their
buried dead; and every atom of their dust,
quickcued by the breath of Christ, the
Resurrection and the Life, shall feel instinct
with immortality; bone shall come to bone
and they shal live and reign with Christ a
thousand years. This is the first trcsurrec
! tiou
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Sabbath Acaaina.
TWILIGHT.


SorIy. rcnty, shadows stray,
Aud the sunny light Of day
Fades away.
Stars, like Jewels pure and bright,
Give their own sweet, peaceful light
To the night
Aud the moons pale rays are seen,
Shifting o'er the changeiul scene,
Calm and serene.
Silence sirnls DER hill aud plain,
Touches lightly gold aud gain,
Grief and pain.
Wanicrs softly o'cr tue earth,
Glidcs DER want. and waste aud worth,
And joy and mrth:
Banishrs lifcs noisy din
Seals up its tumult and its din,
without, within.
Without, il peace, and sho Is blessed
But, ah within full many breast
is wild unrest.
Rcgryt aud wcariucss and care
Turn FROM the peace without, 50 fair,
Ia stern despair.
Nv God--lct every human flower
Feel thy protecting, healing power
In SORROWS hour.
Aud turn each troubled heart To Thee,
For Thou, through all eternity,
Ganst mako il free.
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PRESENCE OF Gop.--The habitual convic-
ton of the presence of God is the sovereign
remedy in temptations; il supports, il con-
solcs, it Cams us, We must not bo sur
priscd that we are tempted. We are placed
here to be proved by temptations, Every
thing is temptation to us. Crosses irrtate
our pride, and prosperity ilattors our life
is u continual warfare, but Jesus Christ
combats with MS, We must let temptations,
like Il tempest, beat upon our heads, and
still move OH; like traveller surprised on
the way by u storm, who wraps his cloak
about him, and goes on his journey in spite
OF the opposing clements.
In certain sense, there is little to do in
doing the will of God. Still It is true that
it is great work, because it must he with
ont amy reserve. This spirit entors tho
secret toldmgS of our hearts, and oven the
most upright affections, and tho most ne.
cesSary attachments, must be regulated by
his will; but il is not the multitude of
hard duties, II is not constraiut and con
tention, that advance us in our Christian
course. On the contrary, it is the yielding
OF our wills, without restriction and with,
ont choice, to tread chcertully every day
in the path in which Providence leads us
to seek nothing, to be discouraged by moth,
ing, 10 trust all else withsut reserve TO the
will and power ct God. Let us pray Ia
our heavenly Father that our wills may be
swallowed W in his,-FtHeloH,
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~ =
NO NIGHT.

No night shall I've in Hcavcni no gathering gloom
Shall DER TINT glorious landscape ever come
No tears shall tall in sadness DER those flowers,
That breathe thcr fragrance through celestial
bowers.
No night shall be in Heaven no dreadful hour
OF mental darkness, of the tcmpicr's pOwor;
Across these skies no enyious clouds shall roll,
To dim the sunlight Of the 'rapturcd soul.
No night shall he in Ilcavcnl Forbid 10 scop,
These eyes no more their mournIul vigls keep
Their fountains dried, their tears all wiped away,
They gaz, uudazlled on eternal day
No night shall be in Heaven no sorrows reigu,
No secret anguish, no corporal pain;
No shvcrng limbs, no burning fever there
No souls eclipse, no winter ol despair.
No night shall he in Heaven, but endless noon
No fast declining sun, 10 waning moon;
But there tho Lamb shall yiold perpetual light
Mid pastures green, and waters ever bright.
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CAN NOT DO HARM !
CAN NOT 20 HARM!
CAN NOT Do HARM!
CAN NOT DO HARM

could furnish any quantity of testimonials Of
its efficacy from my own patients, but the prac
tice of ptrading bought and fictitious ones be
fore the public is so prevalent do not deem it
advisable. Ny object is to place my medicine
before the public, not alone to make money,
but to do good. Ii is proverbinlly true Of the
American Ladies', that not ten perfectly healthy
ones eau be found in any one vicinity.
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1.--rAnlr nr Nrrn1r1ols MNrrEn.
n.-wElaHrs ASp MEASURES.

Fis~-NisltiiiN NM hbh0Nhio'
Wheat -four, one pound is one quart.
Indian meal, one pound two ounces is one
quart.
Butter, when soft, one pound is one
quayt-
White sugar, powdered, ono pound one
ounce is one quart.
Beat brown sugar, ono pound two ounces
is one quart.
Eggs, ten to tho pound,
IIl.--LIQCoRS.
Four large tNhlc-spoonsful are half u gill.
Eight large tahle-spoonslul are one gill.
Sixteen large taljlc-ppoonslul arc halt a
Pint.
twenty-five drops are equal to ono tea
spoonful.
A common sized wine glass holds half n
gill.
A common sized tumbler holds half a
mint
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Things TO Rcmcmhcr.

Seventeen pounds of flour contains as
much nourishmcnt as one bushel of the best
potatoes.
Supcrtne -four contains moro nourish.
mcut than the extra 6no. The winter
the Aour the less nourshment, Flour is
cheaper at cents per pound than tho best
potatoes at one dollar bushcl.
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IEMI.Mmonn,s MNTLsNCr vs.. CtIU.


For Weaknesses arising from ENcossos Habits of
Dissipation Early lndiscrtion Of Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms
ludsposihun to ENcltion, Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty ur Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, WakcMlncSs,
nunncss of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Universal lAssitudc Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body,
Drynrss OF the Skin, Erupuons on the Face
Palhd Nuuutoulncr.
These symptoms, il allowed 10 20 on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
lMrorENCr, FAruIrY, ErlLtruC Firs,
In one of which the Patient may expire.
Who can say !hat they are not frequently followed
10y those Drolul Diseases"
"INSANlrY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware of the Causo Of their suffering,
pUr MONK Will CoNfEss ruE RLCoRDS OF Tms
INSANE AsYtCMS
And melancholy deaths by Consumption boar am
Pile Witness 10 the truth of the assertion.
The Constitution once affected with Organic
Weakness, requires the aid of medicuc to strength
en- and invigurltc the system, which llElMUoLp's
EXTRACT RucHU invariably docs. \ tual will
convince the most skcptcal.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18

TUAT | GUARANTEE
THAT | GUARAN TEE
THAT | GUARANTEE
THAT | GUARANTEE

Ny DROPS TO CURE Suppression of the Men
ses, from whatever cause, though care should be
taken to ascertain if pregnancy be the cause, as
these DROPS would be sure to produce miscar-
riage; they will also certainly PREVENT con
ception, if taken two or three days before the
monthly period therefore, wish it distinctly
understood, that do not hold myself RESPONSE
BILE when used under such circumstances.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
improved DupIcx inFuII Ruby Actions.

q FIRST. CLASS Hunting Time ricee Of silver ma.
"a tcrial which is eectrOhne plated Ia k. gold
most durably wrought making ihc imitation fault
less that 1t not be detected from the solid mate
rial by the most experienced judges acids will not
effect it. London made movement. Improved
Duplex In full ruby action, has sweep ssc
ouds, and s not to hr excccd In general Appearance
This is decidedly ono Of the best articles
ever offered for traders ana SPECTATORS.
Engineers, cmigrants, and persons traVci-
ing will End them superior to any other alteration
Of climate win not affect their accuracy. Price
packed In good shape and good running order, only
q ar cn.a pT d 4
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
Observation-Disclosures.

In many affections peculiar to Frmllcs the EN-
TRACT RuCuu is uncqualcd by any other remedy,
as in Chloro~iS or Retention, lrcgularity, Painful
ness or Suppression Of customary cyucuatjOuS, IT.
ccrated or Somrhous state OF the Uterus Louchor-
rh~a or Whites SWrility, and torall complaints in
Cidcut To the sen, whether arising FROM udiScr,tiun,
Habits of Dissipation, ur in the
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18

lnfulNllNS lNI uOIAclSlnt aNN dangerous diseases.
HtLNuoLD's fNrR,Cr nucnu AND IMPROVED RosE
WASH CURKs
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages, At little Expense.
Little or no change in diet. No Inconvenience.
ANn NO EAroSuRE,
It tcauScs frequent desire and gives strength to
Crinatc thereby Removing Oh,trurtiouS, PteVrnt-
ing aud Curing Structures uf tire rrthra, ullaNiug
Pain and Inflammation, 50 frequent in this ClaSs OF
disease r"d spelling all Poisonous, Diseased and
Worn-out Nader.
Tuovs, ,Nps uroN THOUSANDS VINO uAyr urr~
TuE NICrMS OF On NCNS, aud who have paid uE NNN
rEES Ia be- curcd IA short time, have found they
were deceived, aud that the "PotSo> has, hy the
use of ROW ERFUL AsrRlNGENrs,' been dried up in
the system, tu break out in an aggravated form,
and rEEuArs AFTER NARRIAGr.
Use HEINpolp's EXTRACT Bvcur fur all anec-
uonS aui diseases Of the URINARY ORGANS, whether
existing IA MtLE oy FEWALE, lrom whatever cause
originating, and Uo matter ot nov IoNG STANDING.
Discusses Of tNsNr Organs require the aid Ot a
pltHhrW; llElNuolps ENvEAVr NUCW Is ruE
"MEAr NuHkriN, aud is certain to have the desired
effect in all Diseases toy which 1t is rccomm ,uJed
Evidence f the most reliable anl responsible
character will accompany thc mvJiruc.
Price III per Hottie, or six for So.
NylNorcd 10 any address, securely packed irom
observation,
pEscRiUS SyNrroNs IN AT CONTEMPLATION.
Cures ssuarHnteedI Advice gratis !
Adi,ySS letters tor Information 20
"a, II. uELMIsOLD, Chemist,
l0l South Icuth street. hyl Chestnut, pnila.
NELMRpLn'S Medical Depot.
NElNBOlO'S hrIE and Chemical Warehouse,
SOt Broadway, New Work.
DEWAWE OF COUNTERFElTERS AND IN.
PRlNClPLEb DEALERS. who cndeayof 10 dis.
pose '"i A,'r own and other articles, uu Che
reputation attained by
ilrlmhaidS Genuine Preparations.
ilv.mhId's tvuU'uc Extract Buchu.
llymboldS ucauiuc Extract Sarslrariua
h,lm1ollS Gtn0uc Improved Rose Wash.
~ sold By al DWggists e,cTyNhcrc.
ASK FoR uELMUotn's rAKE No oruER
Cui vut Sac Advertisement, aUl send tayU.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
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Silver DOublC-TimC Hunting Levers.
nln,a-n, ~ 4 Il n,u,N Sah.Nnrrp 4, ASn,S- n..or

BEST QUALITY SILVER CASES, over
which electro .fue plated II k gold, similar to
Improved DuplcX, ,ana superior adjusted move.
ments with "StOp, to he used in timing horses, &c
has Four Indexes for Washington and Green.
wich time sweep second. aud all the mprov cments.
All in all, taking its beautiful aud GaulticsS
appearance and It's superior movement
into consideration, we rsgqrd u as decidedly the
cheapest article of the Kind w the market. Price, in
good running order, $780, or case offs for 500.
e7GT" We ask no pay in advance, but will forward
ethcr Of them TO responsible parties to any part Of the
loyal states, with bill payable TO expressman when
the goods delivered, giving the buyer the privilege
Of examinations and II not satisfactory, the watch
be returned at our expense.
Thc express companies refuse making collections on
soldiers and other parties In the disloyal States.
! scqucuily all such orders must be accom- pa
picd by the cash to insure attention. We make
a deduction OF two dollars either watch when the
| payment is forwarded in advance.
| Money may be sent by express at our expense.
THOS. CAFFERrY g. Co,
93 and % Broad street, opposite City Bank,
26m Providence, II. !.
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Tse. ammonia obtained from the distiNa-
ton OF coal gas, is employed for sstnrasing
orchii and eudbear, in making TIE beautifu,
lilac eolors that are dyed on silk and fine
WOODEN goods.
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WE are not disposed TO uuderatc the i'm.
portance of other oAllisss, but iR SO ac.
nRl pr9durticu ct eomwodities, the farmer
conf 3ssedly ranks highest. lie OoRes the
nearest to being = creator of wealth.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18

CHrNr APPIg PyDpING. the apples
CT in small pieces, and put them in a deep
dish with water en0agh TO keep them FROM
burning. Place over tdcm "A cover. h.df an
ate fire, and cover with deep dish TO al
low tLs crust 20 rise. Cook twenty min
ltes. Serve With braided butter AID sugar.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
RE WISE IN TINE.
BE WISE IN TINE!
BE WISE IN TIME!
BE WISE IN TIME!

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DROPS entirely cured her.