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The New York herald., 1863-07-07

FURNITURE, CARPETS. BOOKS, PAMPHLETS AND
Libraries bought for cas at I.3 sixth avenue betwcen
Ninth and Tenth streets large stock OF Books Always on
sale
nor SALE. CHEAp-ALL THE FURNITURE, WITH
Beds and Bedding for the Boarding House S oliver
with the Lease house Till is of May The house
full Of well pa ing Apply the prcmises
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BOARD WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, IN A PRI
ID vate family where there but few other board
location between FIRST and Broadway and
above Sixteenth street. Address, with particulars O.
los 125 Herald Office. Terms moderate; references ex
changed
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ASIisDLOG Y.
1 B.M MAURICE, THE GnEAr AsrRoroGEn THE

II
~ ate the
will Prot. IaUICE unfold ~ neandcrnss the past,
pfescu and future covering the whole ed OF all that
Les 20 your happiness misery. hron whole life.
u. aoscf your Intended hnsoapd wife tells the very
day VIII marry and in causing speedy marriages h0
viii bring the hopeless cases.
who consult Professor Maurice win be any
undertaking and good luck aud prosperous
NE Fee IN inl-Lades 20 ceais; gentlemen 81. Hours
from A. NJ. III II. NJ.
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flNOR SALE-A GROCERY STORE IN HARLEM; CAN
be oousnt for $40 cash, good Glance tor VITA
small capita mt lows bs ness eah AddJcss Chas Chap
- <rsS frset
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4 GOOD. NEAT GROCERY STORE. WITHIN EIGHT
- miles OF tha city IN are town, can be oon ht very
chenp; doing good business. Rant Sales all
Inquire at ore OF +. D. RICHARDSON CO.. a. and "A
Nassau street
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A SPLENDID CHANCELLOR SALE. oSE.hALF IN
~ ters IN LODGING lou.e, wita hnc Bar aud Lunch
Counter attached all in complete order and doing spendi
business. For plrtic l,ars apply Jer.ey city House
81 CortanGt street.
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E,0R sALE-A BLACK MARE l51s HANDS HIGH,
Il nine years old. and warranted sound and kind win
be sold cheap, has her. Apply at
No Elizabeth street. at the stable in the rear, $50 Ca
mai street, in the lamp store. j. HANSEN.
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4 BARGAIN MAY NOW DE HAD IN TIE PURCHASE
n OF a good Diains Saloon down ieadig &
market 10 ng "a splendid business Can he bought this
week iOr sos.
y. ID, EICHArcoso: i Co, 8, ana So Nassau street
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COUNTRY BOARD-Two DESIRABLE ROOMS ARE
~ unoecmpied Moore's Farm House, Manhasse L. T.
These rooms were engaged BY family prevented by sick
A. NJ. ana p. NJ. Sands Point Apply to SAMUEL 7.
SkIiMORE Esq, G5 Wall street, or Q. VANDERVooRT.
is Gold street
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WANTED-CoUNTRY BOARD, FOR LADY IN
w and little girl nine old Alarm house
ferred Address MosesP Philips lo5 Chrysue street, n T.
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4 GRAND CHANCE TO BUY A GOOD GRAND
"A street Grocery store Thc propr.e.or must Eu
Immediately, and Will therefore sell bust
good stock light Only about UU furniture.
~ ID. EICHAkDSON IL CO., 81 ana oi Nassau street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 EFT-ON FRIDAY, ABOUT THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ,
IL in West Hobokcn STAGE. parcel containing Infants
Apparel &c ANY returning the to 33l broadway.
stairs, will be suitably rewarded.
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EUHNITCRE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR HoUsEKEEPERs-THB
~ subscriber, renq housekeeping will sell in
lots purchasers Fcrnure contained his
Residence lis West Tween sthri street, Sixth avenue.
Rosewood fianofore. Drwins Room suits. covered with
broca made by city makers Etagere, Mirror, Bookcase,
Tables marble top Bureans iantings Bunet Extension
Table, China. Glnss and silver Ware rosewood Bureau,
and Wardrobes Mattresses. All made ordo9
but months. Will be sold at sacrifice
VI, MIDDLETON.
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= s,rH WARD PUBLIC MEEHK0--kIGnTB AVENUE
Railrosd Harlem riv-s Ciysns and properly
Are In MED 10 attend public meeting hsid 81
Hrewer ~ Hotel l0sh street and Nnh Avenue Tuesday
'"v "'n rH0axs nUNsoS. PrJeen,
A n LEwrsg Secretaries oe tho
% vi KsArr, West bud Improvement Association
The New York herald., 1863-05-04

frO PHOTOGRAPH AND AaBROTYpR OPERATORq- :
To lct Gallery 20 Grand street Turn sized AMI arntr,
cmpec Rcn ~ pey month Inaule st 5yj Cbatfam
D. arc.
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MATRIMONIAL.

1EATRIMoNY MADE EAsy-wITH INSTRUCTION
M for cougng order ~ win the efccti0ns OF the Opl
ssx book Of intense interest 20 pssh married AZ
nnge; 62 pages ILLUSTRATED Sent postpaid receipt OF
cents. GEO. fECh- Z CO, ly3 William street.
D.-Prnss eards, Books Stereosropic Views &C. Cas-
losues seni on receipt OF stamp .
NtArntvoSY wApE EAsY--l BOOK OF INrENs
N interest. II should be in the hsnds of every marr
person or tboar contemplating marriage % yaaes. 0hE
iIatlns aud hands so fulf Srnttost paid on rs9ss
OF 7ssrnfs. J. u. hORrHY, n NASSAU street, NJ E
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pEApy.-eoFrrcrAL)- UNITED STATES CON
X on A., ~ National Nihta Bi, with copious
inaes Ior 70 rr.nee JAS. W. FORTUNE. Puuhklsr lO7
Centre street, N. r. Prlse ave cents
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NOW READY.
~ Second Edition. with important additions,
SIR NHARLtS LYELL's NEW BOOk..
THE GEOLOGICAL EVIDENCES OF THE
r,., ANTIQUITY OF MAN
With Remarks the Theories of the pren OF SPECIES by
Variation. with Appendix.
One volume octave niuswara ~" ,ss Pr p =, ~ ~,
6xg go Ches street
Fhllaferha.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-20
Fishing.

In this business the "hook and line has taken
the place of the seine-and almost any pleasant
day, men, women and children may be seen along
the banks of the Maumee, varlously engaged in
dropping their hooks into its "aguey" waters,
anxiously waiting for "bite," or drawing forth
Numerous members Of its funy inhabitants. Nearly
all meet with good success, but occasionally a
SOLITARY" individual may be seen returning from
several hours angling, with fsh-pole across
his shoulder, an expression of hshy disgpst
upon his eOuntenan0e. while upon his "stripg " is
-" nary fish," Such instances, however, are
seldom-and there are few localities where better
facilities for piscatorisl sports enjoyed, than
siong the beautiful banks of the " shaky ?" Naumee.
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JOHN DWIGHT & CO..

Manufacturers of Saleratus, Super -Carb. of Soda,
&C., and Sole Agents in the city of New York for
CREAM OF TARTAR SUBSTITUTE, in
vented by Prof. EBES n. HoRsFoRD, of Harvard
University. Office II Old Slip, Hanover Square
(up stairs y New York.
VNHE high price which Cream of Tartar COM
l. manded in 1854, together with the alarming
extent to which its dangerous adulteraton had
been carried with other considerations, induced
this distinguished Chemist, whose name is given
above, to commence what proved to bo a long and
laborious scientific research, to discover desirable
substitute therefor His efforts were crowned with
abundant success, and hundreds of thousands of
pounds of the Substitute have been sold and used
during the last five years, throughout the United
States and the Canadas.
The following true comparison of its nature and
the results of its use, with those of Cream of Tartar
will convince the most incredulous of its value.
Cream of Tartar is a h-tartrate If Potash.
This Substitute is simple of Phosphate, and
contains nothing but what is found in beefsteak,
and in corn, wheat and other cereals and is there
fore highly nutritious. 1t also has health giving
ing influence, and supplies that for which there is
constant demand in the system.
1t is sold for much less price than Cream of
Tartar Oh
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-20
strange Occurrence.

An acquaintance of ours fSw days since dis
covered that the trees were clothing themselves
anew with foliage, whereupon he concluded thai
he needed new suit, and beingo visit to Toledo
he dropped in" at the establishments of several
merchant tAiiors, TO examine and price their goods
After visiting several excellent houses he called on
our old friend NJ. Sullivan, az No, 81 Summit
street, where his ideas of propriety, as regards
quality, pattern and price, were exactly met. We
could have told him So" before he started-and
he now regards ii as remarkably strange that he
could have thought of looking elsewhere. He fur
thermors desires US TO give his experience to the
public, in order that gentlemen who think of pur-
chasing clothing in Toledo, may know exactly
where to find articles that will suit thems- al the
lowest price. The place is-M. Sullivan's, No
81 Summit street-only short distance from the
railroad depot and steamboat landing. Read his
advertisement in another column, and give him q
call.
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l. This Association shall be called the freedom
Township Union Association. rs
2. The officers of this Association shall consist Of
a President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary
and Assistant Secretary, who shall be elected by q
majority Of the members present, and shall hold
their Offices for three months.
3. An Executive Committee Of FIVE shall be Ap-
pointed by the President, to whom all resolutions
and other business shall be referred, when deemed
ness for the Association, provide speakers, &c.
4. Each member shall pay an initiation fee OF
ten cents (lades excepted, for the purpose of fur
nishing lights, paper, &C.; and if there are any
funds left wheI. this meeting is no longer neces-
sary, it shall be paid to tue soldiers wives. No
officer of this Association will be allowed pay for
his services.
5. The regular meetings of this Association shall
be held ON the first Saturday of each month at
New Rochester, and on the third Saturday Of each
month at Pemberyis; and the President may call
special meetings when it is deemed necessary.
6. We invite the cooperation Of all persons who
shall subscribe to this declaration, to become
hers Of this Association, and entitled to take part
in its business,
Z. 1t shall be the duty Of the Executive Commit-
tee to invite every citizen in the township to sub
scribe 10 this declaration and take the names Of
those who refuse-for they who are not for us are
against us, and ought to be known.
8. 1t shall be the duty of tho Secretary or Asso-
cate Secretary to make out regular reports Of our
meetings, and send them to our boys in the army
for their encouragement.
the above resolutiOns and bylaws were unani
mOusly adopted by the members, who requested
that the same be printed in the PERRVsBURG
JOURNAL.
MICHAEL MYERS, President.
II. n. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
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Davis, Pain Killer.

This article needs no comments from us, but the
real worth of 50 valuable compound compels us
to give publicity toit in our Transcript. Mr.. Per-
ry Davis, the manufacturer and inventor, is gentle
man for whom we entertain the highest respect, and
any article he should offer to the public we should
have the highest confidence in. The Pain Killer
we keep constantly at hand, and have done so for
number of years and have administered it for
ails of all descriptions, both external and internal
and have ever found it to be the best remedy ex-
tant. We well reeollect its first introduction for
public patronage, it was then sold in few shops
in this city look at it now the world are its pat
rons. A few days since we published certificate
from Burmah, and we have often seen them from
the most remote habitable regions OF the globe.
Reader, if you have not supply on hand, 1--WE
trust you have, it is ALMOST ildispeRsable), pro-
cure II at once, and never be without IL again-it
will save many physicians bill.-PrOridence
Dolly Transcript. -
Sold by Peck h Hamilton.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-20
An Aristncratic Pig.

A few days siscs, q rather sorry-looking speci-
men of the "pork" family, evidently becoming
disgusted with roofing around the surface OF this
mundane sphere took quarters in the second story
Of an unoccuped house, in the lower part of towr'
and at almost any hour, for couple OF days
"porky" might have been seen with his fore feet
upon the window sill, while he gazed around with
a look of mingled pridG and disgust, upon the
"Iow.lived rooters below But pride always has
its fall" And after timo, sundry uheomtorta'
BILE squeals indicated that " commissary stores
had given out Cup thOre and "porky was
compelled to descend to his level, lay aside his
"airs, and resume his roofing and xGllowing ii
the mira.
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ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS.

DENSl0NS for disabled Soldiers, Widows,
i Mothors and minor Children. B0UNTIES for
Soldiers discharged by reason of wounds received
in battle; Widows and Heirs of deceased Soldiers.
BACK PAY and settlement of all arrears and bal
ance due discharged and deceased Officers, Soldiers
and Sailors. PRIZE MONEY for all United
States vessels. Handbook of Instruction sent, by
enclosing stamp ts pay return postage.
SOMES g. BROWN,
Solicitors of Claims and Patents, (under Broadway
Bank 2 Park Place, New York;
476 Seventh street, Washington, ID. G.
REFERENCES - Mechanics Bank, New York;
Broadway Bank, New York; Williamsburg City
Bank, Williamsburg; Hon. Hamilton Hamlin, Vice
President; Hon. Martin Kalb9eisoh, Mayor of
Brooklyn; Hon. Abijsh Mann, New York; Jay,
Cook K Co., Bankers, Washington and Philadel-
phia. 2m
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For the Perrysburg Journal



EDS JOURNAL: The unsurpassed fertility OF
the soil in the Maumee valley is known and ac-
knowledged. Gifts mineral resources no notice
has been taken, even by the proprietors of the soil
in,which minerals are known to exist.
The Indians told the early settlers thai they had
supplied themselves with lead before the whites
arrived, collected about the Grand Rapids. The
citizens of Gilead, in digging wells on the first
river bottom in that town, have found galena of
the purest quality. These specimens were found
in the drift but they indicate the presence of the
article IN stu in the vicinity. The water in the
wells on Inc second bank are strongly impregnated
with mineral, indicating the presence of lead.
Recently indications of iron ore, in large guam
titles have been discovered some three miles south
west of Gead. This information is given to at
tract the attention of mineralogsts and induce an
investigation of the subject. OBSEkN EN-.
GILEAD May, 1868.
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INpIANAPoLrs, Sept. ., 1856

INDIANNPOLls, sept. z, lo0I.
DR.. c. w. RoBACK-Dear SIR Having been
troubled for several years with extreme debility
and weakness, so much so that | was unable to at
tend to my ordinary business at times, and having
heard of the wonderful cures that Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Pills were effecting, was in
duced by friend 10 try them. ,
have been using the Purifier for the last twelve
months, and find the medicine fully equal to its
recommendations So valuable is its use to me
that can not now dispense with the use of it a
my advanced age in life-seventy seven years.
cheerfully give this information for the bene
fit of those similarly affected
NORRIS MORRIS.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-20
Destruction of the Independent Office.

Destruction of the Independent Office.
Between l and o'clock on Thursday morning
last, the office of the Independent was discovered
to be on fire. and as but few persons and no facili-
ties for quelling fire were at hand, the building
was totally destroyed. Most of the office fumi-
ture and portion of the printing material was
saved but the press and other heavy articles, were
rendered worthless.
There was an insurance of $500 on the printing
material, which, it is said, will nearly cover the
loss. The building was owned by Judge Hollis
ter, and was uninsured-the loss on which proba
bly, amounts to 5000 or $500.
The fire was doubtless the work of al incendi-
ary-but regarding the author of the deed, or the
motive which prompted him, nothing satisfactory
has yet been ascertained and no arrests have been
made.
The act of the incendiary is for which nc
excuse can be offered and which no wrong can
Justify; and the interests of every person, and the
welfare of society, demand that thorough inves-
tigation of this affair be made-and we trust tbs
author will speedily be brought to merited pun
ishment.
We understand that the publication of the hide
pendent will be suspended for three or four weeks
until new material is procured and the office reftted
In this connection, suggest to our citizens the
necessity of providing some means for extinguish
ing fires and we trust they vii! not neglect the
matter until more property has been destroyed
than would be necessary to procure good and sufi
cient means for staying the ravages OF the fiery
food" Many corporations have neglected thes'
precautions until some of their most valuable
buildings were destroyed, after which they pur
chased fire eugines-as the man locked the sta
BILE door, after his horse stolen" Let not Per
rysburg follow the foolish example; but let meas
ures be Immediately taken to check the ravagcs o
that most destructive element--tire.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-20

Rochestcr and pembervilIcs FrcCd0hs
Township, Wood County, q. a.
. In pursuance Of a call, a large aud cnthusissli9
meeting of the citizens Of Freedom Township and
vicinity assembled Al tho New Rochester Church.
on Saturday evening, May 2, 1868, and proceeded
to orsanile, by calling Michael Myers N the Chair
and appointing II. y. Alexander, Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was stated to be the
formation Of Union Association, and, on motion
Of John Bernard, committee Of Ave was appointed
to draft resolutions expressing the sentiments Of
the meeting. '' Af ...t
Grafton Bernard, John Reed, Isaac Clay, George
McCrcary aud John Burnard were appointed said
committee. ..t .. I.. .....g
Captain Garfield, of Co. X, 2lN Regiment, o.N.
l., being present, was called to the stand, and al
though afflicted with i'll health addressed the meet
ing at some length in spirited aud patriotic man
ner lie was followed by Rev. NJ. Long and others,
whose speeches evnced that the Union was near
and dear to them.
The committee then reported the subioned reso-
lutions, adopted at tho Tontogsny Union meeting,
together with the following
UNION LEAGUE.
The primary object of this League is to unite
all loyal men, without regard TO past party predi
lectOnS dlierenccs, IN an UNCONVENTIONAL ana un-
faltering support of the Government, in all its
efforts 10 crush the present wicked and causeless
rebellion. And we dc hereby pledge to the coun-
try, in this hour Of peril, that we will spare no
endeavor, as far as in us lies, TO maintain unm-
paired the National Unity. both in principle and
territorial boundary.
Rpso,ur,oSs. 4
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he,or.u' - lna' We nav en,rv oonuSentS r p ~
iie a2,, in'eSH anu pas',s," ,o =.
i,uoplni anu th"' We iosSu u' h"spNPNuTu' P, Il
rr9eialnnuon as measure i'rv.H On se PcoPIe
anu 'he rrssluem " 'he neoeSsi'Ss Vi WAL In OF
uep W T'. etusn rcpy'.,ou '.'!n Ar, c. :,
lha' W. WI sustain tue "S'eInen ,I. iu all i's
easIles or tt'' y. IL one
nonsniHtli' y. III" ""o o'ue'' anu
Tue PT. !, 81 , w AMY, c M and Laws, o;,;
o. nat ~ Is sne NY y, Oh u"e S,u ". a, Ni'!
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-20

Notice Is hereby given that Daniel Lee and
others have filed a petition in this office, pray
ing for the location, establishing and constructing Of
ditch, drain water course, underthe act to pro-
vide for the locating, establishing and constructing
bitches drains or water-courses, passed March ~
1861: Beginning about 80 rods east OF the wesl
quarter post Of section 20, town north, range
east in said county; thence south to water-course
thence down said water-course until sufficient
outlet is obtained Cor ditch - feet deep aud then
10 terminate; That the Surveyor and Engineer has
made due report, setting forth the availability anc
for the hearing ON said petition by the County
COMMISSIONER has been sot on the 4ih day of Jun;
next, at this office. .
ADDISON SMITH Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood CO., D.
Perrysburg, May 4, 1858. Id
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Time of Closing Mails.
Perrysburg church Directory.

Nrruop1sr EpIscoPAL-Rev. s. II. Alderman, fas'or
Services each Sunday at 1880 An and "a Pm
pprspyrnRI.y--Rev O. A. Adams, Pastor. Services
each Sunday at 1880 AM.
p,.,,sr-Rey. II. d. TAFT, Pastor. Services each Sum
day at 1890 \. ".
LrruExAS-Rev. j. Klusgeis, Pas!or. Services every
sunday. forenoon and afternoon alternately
GERMAN METHoDrsr-Rev. @. Swinetorth, PASTOR oerF
ices each alternate Sunday a. 1890 An
CArHoLIc-Rev. Mr.. Hannah. Services each alternate
sunday at 10 AM.
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AGENTS. FOR THE JOURNAL.

LEROY Foote. Esq, is authorized to receive sub
scrptons for the JOURNAL, throughout this county
NArNEE CITY-P. c. Holt, at the Post Office,
has charge of our subscription list at Maumee,
where our patrons in that locality can pay up ar
rearages and renew their subscription.
Toyreo ASY-Our patrons at Tontogany will
find their accounts with Judge Tuller, who is au-
thorzed to receive subscriptions for us at that place.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-20

The earnings of the Michigan Southern Road for
the first three months of the present year were
s73s 800, against for the same period last
year again of s259,l2l. The earnings of theipasi
year were about 81, 800 900. The increase is at
the ratio of about $1,000 OOO gross for the present
year. So saws the Blade.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-20
Very Provoking.

Passengers for Toledo who arrive at the wharf
at eight O'Clock, and there learn that the Belle left
at half-past seven, are admitted to have slfgh
excuse for doing what Job is said never to nave
done-"gct out of patience" However, one e1-
pertinent of that kind will be good reminder o'
the fact that Captain Lock has determined to leave
at half-past seven A. NJ, and one o'clock +. NJ
hereafter Passengers will take notice.