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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-08
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR Al

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER
IL ARRANGEMENT commencing Nov IL lc'J.,Lesve
DAY. aso-For OreenPor. Sag Hsroor, hsmptons
Ac stopping ell Stations For lap al a. snc p N
for Syossei a, M II ard p Fos Jamaica 81
and II A m. and aud p. m.
SUNDAY EXcU kSiOS IRAlN-For Tsp At sl3 O. u,
rom gith.t s0ypa. At al Stations ta.e Tor his ILn
sJcuIslon
For syo... On Sundays n5:s ?. M. stopping ct III
deus. A. REAsONER Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-08

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PILL
~ ADELPHlA and the SOUTH and WLSI, VIA iEh,
SLY ClTY-Mall and Express Lines lesye New forA
ard 10 q ~ l. G. 100 and IL midnight Fare 60 sldn
m NswJer,ey Accommodates. t.re :. =. ihIonsh Veg
M.,hius,ou. ana at and p. IN. for the West
J. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage viii be received for any trains unless DELIVERED
and checked is mnutes advance Of the tune Of leaving
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD INCREASED ACCOMM0DArloNS-
Train. Tor Albany Troy. tho North ard we, Leave 2ehst
Dept ~ 10 H. aud AIS Sunday traius leave New.
lork t,r Albany s.S D. i ard Albany Tor New Nora 9ls
a m JOAN BURChlLL, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-08
Gieamboaie an0 Railroads.
,AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
NHECTI STEAMBOAT LINE for HART-

hTHFLJ STEAMBOAT LINE TOT HAhI-
~ FORD connecting with Railroad to SPRINGFIELD
SOUTHAMPTON BELLOWS FALLS, BkAIILEbcRU
&c. s,esner GRANITE STATE leaves Pee. alp at p m
Nonisv Wednesday and Friday. Steamer CITY w HART
FORD leave. PeeAsp at D. mr. PuesdAy thursday AND ss
urisY.
The DC Of this line fastcss Sound steamers and are
Commanded b. competent and ex pe1lenced oficefa
hew-Iork, May Is, 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-08
ERIE RAILwAY.-Passenger trains lea

IL from foot Of ChaWbersst.:
q. H., YIpress for Buffalo.
ESQ Z. u. SILK, daily, for OtisviIe
10 a. H., Mail for Buffalo and intermediate stations.
AIS y. m, Way. for Port Jsryts and Newbursh.
u, Night Express dairy, for Dunkrs Buffalo Hoehss
ter Canardagua and principal stetons Tram Of Saturday
through ~ Buffalo. bat does 20 Dunkirk-
CHAS. MINOT, General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-08

EOR NEW-HANEN, HARTFORD, and
l. INGFIELD.-STEAMBoAr AND RAILROAD
COgSECTlON Tue CONTINENTAL leayes Peek alp,
Fsst Riger st 3:ls D. II. NIGHT LlNE--rbe ELM CITY
leaves st IL cocs p. m, Sundays excepted
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

dino pits pas augsmeint wttum Der Mds
lion bu mtintn Wunft n ab9eaeben, d
Sin i1 berett he 8rone auaunebn,en, Il,
SOD nur nit @enebmisuns meines Bra<
pers, pes Raiier6. Sir ben 6aQ, pap Die
goriebuna mid 81 pieler bobsn Miiftcn
beruft, erfldre :a i9on JEST tab es meme
feite Nbf&t 1T, ben pfap beg Gortl4rttts
rur9 cine Contribution gu 6fnen, ME es
meintBrune tbat. uup nod BET 9dn;li@sn
Yaeifeirun9 bes 2anoee ras @runbeeleB
NIT einem Gtre gu beitseln. Nur auf ote@
fem We0e fam cine neus uno wabrbaft
rationale Yoltttf ms 2eben eerufen ,per'
ben, trait melder ale parteien, aler
Stretti9teiten Yer9e1enp, semeiniam nit
mir pabin nirfen wIroen> Merifo ;u Ell
mem berprrrassnpeu &anoe unter ben Na>
tionet Su erbeben. Nebmen sic ciele
%freimltbf9en Grfldrungen nit 3urad su
Sbren Mitblr9ern uno banpeln sic auf
cine MeiIe, bic e5 Der Nation ermDBli9t
3u ertldren, pel&e NeBiernnssfprm ft su
babeu pUnIbt."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

Gran31li1be Yon;er1@iffe
an9ebli6 nod Werico Be finn MT
Die eriie %9(btteiluns oer franjSflden.
Yauwr1ptte bat ii4 au Mnfang pieles
WpuaIs unter BEN @omma,co pe6 Np<
mfral pinauo DON @bertpurs aus in Sec
beaeben, ,undht auf cine DrrbefdDrt
Diele Nttbetlung be(tsbt aus rsn flint
Stablpan,erf reaatten Ga 0lotre> ia @ou~
rome, { Snpiucible, Nagsnta, eplferino
uno pem ~eiiernen Genoer 1altsman, Der
bic @r66e uulersr Wonttcr5 bat uno 9leid
bielen unter @a6sr 9clalsn perctn fam.
3rped Der 8abrt 1T, bic Seetldti9feit ptez
fer GabrseuAe gu erproten; Der fronS6ilde
Marineminiter Bat tim pie prpte iu ei>
ner lrsnaen unp arlnpli@en 3u MAIDEN
bic probefabrt in biz Belt Der Mequinoetis
ali lrme perleat. Nun beibt 60 ater> cae
bic 9enannienS 1iFe, penn Die erite Gabrt
9ut auSfdut, ibre 3meite Neile bis na@ Dem
Golf Don Merieu ausrebnen uno royt
tberpiutern rerpen.
.Sn einiaen Monoten wiro etae tueitere
%slbtbeiluns bon @aiFen perielten Myt fer
tia lein, TO- pab 4bann eie @e(ammtSabl
Der fransSNidtn Gilenldife Elm Dubeno
betri9t. 3undAft miro IS wobl Dem franz
i6ll9en &ailer bauptladli@ rarum gu
1bun |ein, nit Der GntnidlunD Der enali=
'f9en Yanssrnotte eleiben Sdritt 81 ball
ten, unp in ber Tbat iolen feline pan3er<
14ife ben enslil6en, mas pie Contribution
betrift, lberlesen lein. Dae ueberpi,~
tern elmer franj6ilden Glotte in omerjta<
nil9en @epan1em wdre jeeo3 intmerbin
,eire Concentration Se9en Nublano, eas
eteufaus cine 6lotte berdbsr 9tlatdt tot
uno 3uelei4 gesen Die ger. staaten.
Bas Wtrico betrift ~ 1ol has rorttge
proYijori}de Eriumpirat IN Gra'tret9
Yanssrfreeattsn unp2 8rteaslaaluppsn
beiteut baber, b. y. nit .anterel1 Wo1tenL
2ouis Mapoleoa ldbt bieie @4iHe tlr ben
in Msrieo ppa Jpn eeardnbster1 Despo,
bauen !; aud ptro beridtet, Der
Gr3nar rperne, falls ct wtrili6 ei1tnol ols
na@ Merieo TONNE, pte S9ahuns
elmer 8ruben Glptte, bic NIT irseno ei1er
Marine Der neuen @et epneuntren sann,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

Soloitrs Yome,
S@enfpirtbi6aft uno &aaerbierzS alopn,
Don ~ atbia8 Becfcr,
ct. Yetertrabe, 3wilten Der Z. unp 8. @traet,
81. Daul.
Der &ipilif unb Der Sulbat
@irt bel mir inoen "trip uno ipat:
2@laS fir Gent 0%a9ertier
Som teittn, tpas man braut a0bier,
&i9arren, Br1nbies, b%eliciDs,
lnp falte @pei>en, aud ni9t BIS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
s. o n @ {

III ie N0nigret9c
Rreufcu, @Hrttembcr8> Sapern,
Sennceer nnS @ahfen,
fir bic @rrbbsrscsthu!ner
S~locubure, Seffen unn Sasen,
fir ras 5%ersc9tbum No0au,
furoaS tentbum 5eMen
unb bic freie Stabt Tranf7urt u. 81.
Der unter;eidnete it jeben Sag matrent Ter
@elaafteluaeen su fneen lit leiner Sffee, {ab-
peltli9e Ode spn Moin< unt Gritter @tro6e.
6. s.. Nb0e, grn}ul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
&eberf pre,
No. 4 Mo9ere 8toH,
81. paul> ; Winn.

s.. MpAer8 bat iH nit enter Der erSBten
uno beten Qtberfabriten i'm Staate Stem. ystor: il,
0erbinbuua ssieBt unb etnen 2eterIpre in srcS~
arti8ercm Siyl, als man 60 biebcr i'm Weiten &C.
fannt, erSfne.. Ct trirb 10 tiGis SerfaMfeu ais
man, bic 6ra6t in Betratt eesossn, in Chicago
cber Milwautie faufen fam. Mls 2pbserber BON
SAD unit ieit Sabren nit tem @elddft tetannt,
IL Ct befdbist> tets fclde Waaren i'll ben Marft
~ ~brinaen, bic Urn BeifaQ her&1ufsr ineen .1er-
ben. Trast unt eebt, ebe ibr mo- anbers e~infauSt,
mad bem New.Durf 2eoerfcre 30. 1 @ost1s
Blcd. 9. No9er8 uno 6 ..
y. 8. @Qe Sorten 6dute fir unlere Ser
berei int Often 9efauft, wpfir bic bS9tcn
BIarpreiie bejablt p.roen.
@U0t ibr 9utes9 obQeoer, i'm 9tep. 9 OFF 0essr-
fore babt ibr bic Muswabl.
WuQt ibr d9teS PHILADELPHIA Sip. una Ralb-
2eoer, sebt gum New-yorf 2eberfpr:.
Bo0t ibt eutss frnn3Si1hes Ra.hfetsr. int
Stem gort eeesrfere tpnnt ibr uatr IS @orten
au5rpdblen.
lin v@6ubfnbings" a1er Mrt su faufen, III
Der New'yprt 2ssertcre oeraes Der ploB.
2eiRen2! Nebmt lie i'm Nep grrf Qeter.
fore, 80. 4 &osers 8lud, ct. Vaul, Minu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
DDttDr 81. Srtmonn,
Denffebcr Ar3t

tn st. Antbeny, MinneIpta>
ieigt bisreuyb e~.ssterf at, taB G, feline DfFes
na0 Der hahn Strabe rerlegt bat, brittle
Gbuar, rberbalb 5srrn llbruoder Sbcmplon uub
serate eeseui5sr benz Drus-Ste:e untsr @tant>
FELIX'S Sail.
SfFce-5 tunten @iue M!Cittaes spn baIb ems bis
trei lib. unb Mbenbs son 6 bis 8.
Rraute, bic III tpsit Son bier @entferrt pobnen,
I'm, bic 5tabt teluden IN tSNnen, 1nt erludt>
I9 III Briefeu an ibn 81 wenssn unb we1esn
prompts Nntwort erbalten.
TriiDer SnpfHpH
1T {etS YurrGtbia. Deutlhe in e~utfs,nt s%eleeeneu
Nntetelunsen, pelte ibre Nineer seir1rft au ba~
ben manlasn, 1outsn lia ldtiItliG al, ibn nen-
ben, wprauf er cinen SIG telimmen pirb an toel-
DEM er le bsludt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
e, @ofipu @enb. r.

9. @afipa S<sebb, II.
Ra9felses son Wal,erD. Dstb,
GnBrps 9ano!er
Tremben Weinen, Brdncie8,
Gins etf.
Gcsnac VyeNey,
Nptslt Braufy,
Samaica uno ct. Grpir Nu!!,
9oQ0uc. Sin,
@ept9 @bietsY,
Jeirsr alter Bourbon W9isffY,
&rsseii uub Wpncneabtla Whis!Y,
Slb Sueens sport,
8ursunb<Ycrt,
Ieiner alter Sbt1ry Wein,
Matera>
Sept6 @@k,
2cntpn 9'crtfr,
Mcfs |6dumeneeru. nidtiG0umeatsr e%atatrta,
@atanba Brandy,
Grate's Gatamta II. Ylantaticn Gtttsrs.
ga i'd cine DstiGsrie bei meinem 0eldaft,
fate, 70 fam id p1eiuGre urc tiaise &rgsen-u.
9rrrtcn Wbistsys su cen nietriglisn Soarprsi"
len %lisJera. s. Matlrn Webb it..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

lin v@dubfntings" a1tr Mrt 3u faufen, III
Der Nem.yprt 2sberitcre seraes BET plob.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

Neletablirtes
@ei1l
Bepr3 8en3,
9mpoyteur. @rob- unb 4%leinbGnbler
Don &betnweinen>
ungarwetne,

un9arwetne,
6ransSfide unb
Gatapbd>Wetn
Wt abeira< unb Dprt<W einen,
BON Serl4iebenen Sabrednsen, tpelhe beim Dug
3eno, GlalHe unb @tas p~ertauft uuerben In |eiutr
@eimballe, 9ritte Citrate,
49, 3mil9en Mlartet- u. Wa1binetrn-@ Ctr,
TrenG'6 @teingebdube.
Ae@ter S&weiser uap 2%irnbureer 8dfe>
1e@te 9oudno. @drinee>
@arbeIen uno @arpirer1
tets soryatbis unb gu sen m1s!i9f biuistenwrei>
fen gu baben.
Jfraer: Musse3ei9nttss Gbicagp unt
&ineinnati ale iub pprter, uno bic
Sorten bon 2tqueuren uuo
Gbampa9ner.
@opie enoli4 ein ereeQentea M0prtiment BON
SaDdnuaz& i0arrp8-.
Vprtebeneea IL IQes gut unb in rei6er Stills
sorratbi0 bel
... -. @eDr1 Yen3.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
Groceries,
2tQueureu. Gi0orren.

VppIeD V0rOer s ED.,
Sadipnfrobe, ;milhen ber 8. u. Qancure,
lenfcn bic Nufmerfiomfeit spn 2antfauieutsn II.
Alsr> bic
quite @oare 81 niecrisen preilen
Min lAen, orf ibr arrEes unb wptln lprtirtss Ca
ger, rclbes bel GrIfnuTg rer S9iniabrt 1rpBe
frilde 3uIeneuusen erbalten nirb.
Il iere Notwithstanding nit Ct. Qouis unt
benz > ten tefab,st uns> 5l aasn 3siten 81
ct. 2puis, @bica9p unp Milwaufie~
Yre!im
gu rsrfaufen, in nieleu GiQen pbne cine Ireissr-
bIbung fir bic Gransrrrtfriten 5u mateu.,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

2eiRen2! Mebmt lie i'm Msm Yrrf 2eter>
fore, 80. i Nosers Blud, ct. paul, Minu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
411a13o1a.
3. 6. S $. 6. 8nrbauf,
Gn8rcSz5 anbler it
MateriQlwQaren,@p e6itiDn<

GommifTon8=9dueler,
@rcGbaabler tn Groceries, DieDI> SgreineFfifb>
@etraibe unb Q~ebeusmitteln, Salt, Cement, Sub
baar>. Naseln> Sala Druid unb Yadrapier,
Drud1naterialisn &c.
Trahtccntrafte terten mad tem 8 ten nnb @s-
FEN rternpmmen.
8aarpori4uIs eema6t auf Gunlsnationer gu
leeer 3eit unc jecem getrag.
erlpnen, peldc @Eter an urs epnI9niren,
tSnnen f9 barauf p%srlaien> bab ie DIR llebsr-
tbeuruns seidubt inb. Glitter s,sSoen au ben
niehriglten prei(en pbne Giidlat sui bic belpn>
osre %paltlinie pbsr bos SVrt ipsrirt. 2ossr, unit
@ommiiVone GstGbr 70 nistrte ais ri shsm re-
i~peftetlen Saufe.
Office an Ger Cess, am Bub Ter @iF.yErabe.
S. 6. II. 8. 6 Vuyban!,
s. 6. Burbant
General Mgent fir bic Galena- Gunleitb- unit
Observation-Disclosures.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

IrDbbem unb MQebem ~!
&rrs &rieg uno 8riseaFeusr!
SrrB Qicenie pom 9tapiratb II. Uncle Gam
GruBcem cas rYierle" rar uuo tbeuer,
GroBoen uub all benz Rram
tStfs Der untes3sidnete III 1einer font gang III
refaurirten Wirtbltait
Ste StraBe, Sesenuber Der Srpine > 9o(1e~
nit Dem tierp'eile teim Mlten unp ssrtauft
na9 pie Dor
6laS fir s Gent
pom ouerbensn r0aserbier", pes lit @t~ 9tauI az
baben 1T, paS alien ltinen wertben Tre1Aosn unp'
Dem 9esbrtsn btutlAen Vublitum er9ehsn1t anseiot
pttfrteb Ell.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

9BuQt ibt qutes fran3Silbes 2a.bfetsr. int
Nem' yorf 2eeerlcre tDnnt ibr uater IS @orten
au5pdblen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

WuDt ibr d@tes pbilabeltbia Sip. une Ralb-
0eber, gebt gum New-yorf 2ebertpr:.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

@uut ibr eutes@ obQeber, I'M ew 9 OFF 2essr-
fore babt ibr bic MuSmabl.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

9~bampaAner uno toltem Sraten. Wu1
froniDVlbe Sff;iere, Die son rer @ette
erfabren, BADEN Jpn nieperbolt 9an3e
Streden ~ Tub be9leitet."
Soften pe5 2eip;i9er Gurnz
fe tes.- Wan crfdbrt jeBt, mas her
Stact 2eipii9 pas in ibrem Wet&bilpe
a~efeie,te brittle peutlbe Turnfet 9efoitet
bat. @efannlih botter Gle Stactperorr>
neten 10000 Ibl. @recit tewiQist. Die
@elanmt : Nusgaten betru9en 69>100
lbaler. @
&ofiee in B6bmen.-@ ie Der
8urwetier Mn;siser (8Sbmen) melret,
wuroc in einem @arten III Bupwei6 polz
fpmncn ous9ereifter &afee 9edrntet une
lieisrt Elm 9utes @etrinf. SIM nddfen
Sabre lolsn 8rS6ere Mnbauverlu1 e nit
&afee 9emadt weroen.
Der@r;mor unbbie merifaz
nt1G en- @eanpten.-@6 1T pur,
Der beridtiaten Notwithstanding
cine @eianctl9oft an Zen Gr3mor obse>
ididt pprpen, melhe i'm I'M Namet1 pes
%merifani1den Yolfss sur Mnnabme pes
&a~iiertkrone5 auforoern mubte. Der
@r;mar antrortete auf bieS Be9ebren NIT
Der folssnoen &epe:
rDie Wlinl9e Ter merifanii9em Nota>
beln @erlammluna baten mid tief aeribrt.
Gs fam fir unler 9aus rur du6erR
ldmsi9e|baft fem, boz pielelbe ibren
B!if auf pic Na6fommen &arl'5 V. &C.
ridut bat. Sbelei6 bit Mii0on, Die
l1natbdnai9teit unp @pblfabrt Merito's
auf elmer folioen@ runola9s unp NIT freien
Sniitu!ionen 3u bemabren, cine b69f
ecle 1T, - muS t@ bod in pclfommener
uebercinittmmun9 nit ben Nniidten bes
Napoleon erfldrsn, bag Die 0lo<
auf elmer lesitimen uno fefen 8a-
Ils ni&t p5ne etnen freipiQieen Musprud
Ger MQnide ber aan;en Nation mteberber,
3e felt merben fam. SD mus nteine
pes Gbrones sen einern Yleti<
cit (@olfsbeldlub) pes 9or5er 2anbe8
.bbansis MAIDEN. 2(uf Der anbern Seite
4 es meme pAidt @arantieen gu forbern,
lie unumednsli@ nStbi9 finc, UNI Merifo
OF BEN @efabren ~ bel6iben, >pel@e
zine Snteeritdt unb u%nabbdnsiatett be-
rcteu. @erben bie(e @arantfffn ertbetlt
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26


ART. II. Whenever charges Of misconduct
shall be preferred against any member, the same
shall be IN writing, signed w the person making
the same, and containing list Of all witnesses by
which the charges are to be proven a copy Of the
same shall be served upon the party accused at
least Ave davs previous 10 the hearing OF the same
The service 10 be made upon the accused in per-
sou, by the Secretary who shalt on the back Of the
paper containing the original charges certify that
he has served copy of the same upon the accused,
and giving the date If such service Tho party
accused shall have the right to a speedy and i'm.
partial trial. meeting the witnesses against him
face TO face and the right 10 examine the same
as to the accusations. lie shall have the right to
introduce witnesses to disprovc the accusations,
otherwise assist him in his defense He shall have
the right to appear by an attorney, IL he shall
desire who shall conduct his case. The command
ing officer shall preside at such hearings, or in his
stead the ranking officer Of the Company. 1t
shall be his duty to settle all questions which may
arise as the introduction and competency of evil
dence and il, upon such hearing and trial being
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
From the Dover, n. H., Gazette.
DIR. Richardson's Ritters,

In our columns may be fonnd an advertisement
OF Sherry Wine Btters, prepared by DIR. $. o.
Richardson, of South Reading, Mass. They are as
said to be, undoubtedly composed of variety of
valuable and purely vegetable matter and from
our own experience, well as others, we can
speak highly Of their renovating and nygoratng
effects upon the system. We have a good opinion
of the Bitters, as they are not a quack nostrum
but discovered, prepared and vended by regular
physician, graduate of the college Of our own
State, and who has said but little in the way Of
putting them himself, but leaves it to those who
try them to judge themselves. For the diseases
that many are liable to in the Spring and Summer,
such rs Debility, Dyspepsia, Bilious and Nervous
complaints, We do not hesitate 10 say that these Bit
tcrs will be found safe, agreeable and effectual
restorative. As good health is one of the greatest
of earthly blessings, we would early advise those
laborinE under such disease, to make trial Of DR..
Richardson's Bitters; they can do no harm, and
may do much good, as we are confident in many
cases they have. Vegetables and vegetable sub
stances are unquestionably the most congepial TO
the human system.
The Sherry Wine Bitters for sale by Druggists
generally throughout Wood County. l6c
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
THE MILITIA MUSTER An ToIEpc


A Camp Of Instruction for the militia Of
the Ninth Military District---composed Of
the counties of Lucas, Fulton, Williams,
Defiance, Henry, Pauliing Putnam Van
Vert Allen, Hancock, Seneca, Huron. Eric,
Sandusky, Ottawa and Wood will be held
at Toledo, commencing on Thursday, Sep.
tembcr IL, and closing on THURSDAY Sep.
tembcr 81. The camp will be called Camp
Lucas" Adiutant Geucral Hill will super
intend the Camp in person. General Hill
has announced to the Committee of Ar
rangements that there will be seventy com.
panics or nine regiments, present ON the
last two days of tho muster. The regula.
tions Of the muster are as follows:
All officers of the militia and volunteers, aud
also all non commissioned officers ce mlitia aud
volunteers of the rank of Sergeant will attend the
camp in their proper district and participate IN the
drill and instructions throughout the period of its
duration.
The volunteer organization in each Of the military
districts, aud each Snd every member thereof,
will attend the camp Of their proper district from
ten o'clock A. NJ, of the seventh day until three
O'Clock p. NJ. of the eighth day Of the eRcampmcnt
aud theu and there diligently participate In the pre-
scrbed drill aud instructions.
The Quartcrmastcr General will Immediately
take steps to provide said musters with arms, equip
mcnts, ammunition, and camp and garrison equip
age, not otherwise provided for, transporting the
same from camp TO camp, and when not in use to
preserve and return the same in good order. He
will also that subsistence for said camps,
quircd by law, is supplied, and will provide trans
portatOn for said troops.
Every officer nun commissioned officer, musician
and private, who is required to attend said camps,
will furnish his own blankets and clothing also a
tin cup, plate, spoon, knife and fork, as none oi
those articles will be issued by the Quartermastsr
| General.
| All volunteers will bring with them and use the
arms and accontrements received by them from
! the State.
All who are required to attend said muster are
! admonishcd that they should bring no more bag
gage than they can conveniently carry by hand, rs
! baggage wagons or drays will not be furnished or
camps are all located within q short distance of a
railroad depot, rendering hacks, omnibuses aud
carriages entirely unnecessary.
| From the opening to the close Of an cncsmp-
ment, the whole time of every one in attendance
under orders will be required for duty. No fur
loughs or leaves of absence will be granted !. any
case except upon the most indispensable necessity
Board, consisting of three disintercsted officers
will be appointed by the Commandant at each camp
! to observe and report upon the appearance, drill
! discipline, department and police OF each company
battalion and regiment, including the temporary
ganzation of the militia in camp; aud said Board
will award any prizes that may be offered by thI
citizens Of the county where the cncampment is
held, or by others.
CHAS. W. HILL, Adj. Gen. Of Ohio.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
Militia Encampment.

The Quartcrmastcr- General of Ohio gives no.
ticc that commissioned officers and scrgcants at
tending the militia mustcrs in the several districts
of the State, should as far possible go together
AMI to secure free transportation the officer high
est in rank with each party will give to the rail
road agent or conductor certificate in the follow
ing form:
AT Thc----Raroad Company has transported
officer muster"
Signed by the ranking officer. A similar GER
tiicate will be given by the ranking officer in
mand of volunteer companies. Officers or men
transporting themselves will be allowed one and a
half cents per mile.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
i. J. BLECHER. Dentist,

Would respectfully announce 10 the citizens of
Wood County, that he will be az MeAd's Hotel, in
18th.
a. the Exchange, in Perrysburg, from the 18th
until the LIST of September.
At Lambs Hotel, in Bowling Green, from the LIST
OF September until the 18th.
Prepared 10 operate in all the various branches
OF Dentistry. Those wishing work done will please
call early. that he may have time to finish their
orders before leaving. 10
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
p II + NJ | u NJ
WOOD SAVING MACHINES:

THE Undersigned ia now prepared n receive
i orders for these celebrated Wood Nails, unsuT-
passed for ease Of dran, durability. efficiency and
price These lnlchincs have been thornughly test
cd are simple in construction, and not liable to geI
out 0f repair Will saw, from fair logs, thirty
cords & day anI requiring rnly two horses Ia
work IT,
toners throughout the country failed in gettin.
machines at all los, season, because they did noe
order in time while many others could not get their
machines for weeks after they were ready to ass
theiD for the sam reason. Order earIy il win
make no difference in the time Of pay nen4.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
To IInrse Owners.

DIR. SWEETS INFALLI9LE LINIMENT FOR
HORSES is unriveled by any, and in all caSes Of
lameness, arising from Sprains, Bruises or Wrench
ing, its effect is magical and CERTAIN, HarnssS or
Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &c, Il will also
cure speedily. SPAWN and Ringbonc may be
easily prevented and cured in their incpent stages
but confirmed cases are beyond the possibility Of a
rddicoI cure. No case Of the kind, however, is so
desperate or hopeless, but it may be allcvated by
this LiDment, and its faithful application will al
ways remove the LameueSs, and enable the hcrses
Of travel with comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand, for its timely use at the first appearance oi
Lameness will effeetually prevent those formidable
diseases mentioned, To which all horses are liable
and which render 50 many otherwise valuable
horses nearly worthless. See advertisement. 10
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
Total,
ADvERTIsEi ADVERTISED!

The PERRysRURG JOURNAL, having large and
constantly increasing circulation, is the best ad-
vertising medium in Wood County. Business
men and all others, who may have occasion to ad-
vertisc, will do well to patronze the JOURNAL, as
il is circulated throughout every township in the
county.
II you want to buy or sell house, advertise
II you want to buy or sell lot, advertise
II you want 10 buy or sell cattle, advertise!
II you want to buy or sell grain, advertise
II you want 10 advance your interests gener-
ally, advertise! ADVERTISE !! ADVERTISE