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Home Testimony.

GILEAD, Wood CO., o., August 13th.
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these diseases became so emaeiAted and weak I
could scarcely walk, and sometimes could not,
But allege the cause 10 your medicines for took
no others at that time, and much thanks to you for
the Almanac that accidentally fell into my hands
Yours truly, j. BALMER.
See advertisement in another solunn.
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A CARD 10 THE SUFFERING

The Rev. William Cosgroye, while laboring as
Missionary in Japan, was cured of Consumption,
when all other means had failed, by recipe OBJ
tained from learned physician residing in the
great city of Jeddo. This recipe has cured great
numbers who were suffering from Consumption,
Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds, and
the debility and nervous depression caused by these
disorders,
DESTROYS of beneating others, I will send this
recipe, which have brought home with me, to all
vino need it, free of charge. Address
Rev. WILLIAM C0SGR0VE,
35-3mF 4S9 Fulton Avenue, Brooklon, NJ
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Sorghum Yield of Wood County,

From the returns in the possession of Mr.. Daniel
Kreps, of this place, We learn that the number of
gallons of Sorghum Sirup reported thus far, as
manufactured in this county, amounts to 1896.
We are confident that the yield in this county will
show total of oyer 10000 gallons, as the returns
are not yet complete. Those Of 9Hr farmers who
have not yet reported their manufacture, will COZ,
fer favor by so doing at their earliest
either in person or by letter.
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Peterson for February,

This excellent Magazines is as fresh and sparkling
in its literary repast ever We are confident the
ladies who patronze Peterson will not break friend
ship with him soon. 1t is in fact lady's comPan-
ion in the strictest sense of the word. Peterson
knows how to cater to the taste of the ladies, and
does so to their entire satisfaction. Terms 81; or
three copies, s5i five copies, 81 so; eight copies,
$40. Address, Charles J. Peterson, SO6 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
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Peterson,s Oounterfelt Deteotor,

We have received the January number Of this
reliable work. The large amount of Eastern cur
reney now circulating in this vicinity makes it
necessary that every man should have Detector
at hand-and for eheapness and reliability Peter
sons cannot be surpassed. Terms-Monthly, 81
per annum; sspi-ROpthly, 81; single copies, 10
eents-slwAyS in advance. subscriptions may
commence with any month. Address 7, b. Peter
sen & BrOthsrs, 500 Chestnut street. PhlRdslphia.
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FosToRIA. January 10. 1863.

FosToRIA, January 10, 1868.
Mcssrs. OGlinger d. Chopin
SIRs Please find one dollar and fifty cents for
my copy of the JOURNAL. -.
The letters arrived safely, and the money was
duly received and receipted for the writers lost
no time and were not subjected to disagreeable
journey over bad roads. Moreover, they saved
twenty-five cents (one-sxh of years subscrip-
tom by paying for their papers before the lst of
February, 1853
We have many subscribers who yet deln-
quent for Volume y of the JOURNAL, which closes
on the lst of May next, Wishing to give each one
fair opportunity to obtain his paper at the lowest
rate, we respectfully call attention to terms for
this volume, as follows
Subscriptions paid before the lst Of Febru-
ary, 1863 .....''. ......''..... ....'.''..'.' 81 3O
Subscriptions paid after the lst of February
and before the expiration of the volume. Is
After the expiration of the volume 20
Clergymen in Perrysburg-Free.
Other clergymen-$l if paid before the close of
the volume; after the close of the volume, 81 SO.
This gives all of our subscribers ample time TO
receive the present volume for 81 so. But let all
remember that those who do not pay for their paper
before the lst of February next, will be charged
81 rs; after the lst of May 81. We shall make no
departure from this rule, and trust that no will
ask US TO do so.
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The Toledo Commercial.

We call attention to the prospectus of this daily
paper to be found in another column. The advices
contained in it are from eight to ten hours in adj
vance Of either Concinnat, Detroit or Cleveland
dailies.
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Romance of an Heiress.

The charming lady novelist, who has won much
fame under the name of Cousin May Carleton, has
just finished new romance, entitled "Vctoria
or, The Hairess of Castle Cliffe." 1t is the first
new year offering of the Nee York Mercury, the
cheapest and largest literary weekly in the country
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wood County official directory.
Perrysburg church Directory.

METHODIST EpiscoPAL-Rev. 8. II. Alderman, Pastor.
Services each Sunday at 1880 M and 6;9OPN
PREsBYTERIAN-Rev q. A Adams, Pastor. Services
each Sunday at 1890 AN.
BAPTnT-Rev. II. D. Tam, Pastor. Services each Sun.
day at 1880 AN and $3.50 Pm.
LuTHERAS-Rev. J. Klinages, Pastor. Services every
sunday, forenoon and afternoon alternately.
GRRMAS MErnoDtsT-Rev. c. Swineforth Pastor SerY.
ices each alternate Sunday a: 1890 An.
CATHoLc-Rev. Mr.. Hannah. Services each alternate
Sunday Rt 10 AN
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Money FOund.

office, which had evidently been dropped by some
one of our subscribers while paying his subscrip-
tion. The loser can obtain the same by describing
the bill and giving the date when il was lost.
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The eiu Ohio at ,iurrrcesboro.


The casualties in the 2lst Ohio Regiment, at the
battle Of Murfreesboro, are reported as follows;
XuIEp.
Lieutenant Colonel Sibling. commtudug.
Company A-Sergeant Louis Dibl.v. Daniel
Swsrtz, VIM. Bradford, Abraham kleckn,r, Eras-
tus Biggs.
Company B-Frauk e. Arnold
Company C-Corporal Seneca Hedge, lieuten-
ant Enoch b. Wiley
Company OWN. Trask.
Company E--wm. 5. Musser. Wesley johnson.
Company Edison q. Reed, Saul ScOnton. j
G. Wilkinson Cyrus Stoker.
Company G--Joseph Henninger, VIM. h. Thorn
as, Wallace Lewis.
Company H--John II. Kramer, Nicholas Noglc,
Sergeant Silas Mcdonnell Corporal Wa. Ttvlor.
Company I-Alanson j. Neon, Elias :. jackson.
Company K-Sergt David Loomis Samuel
Birk
woUNDEn.
Geo. Montgomery. Co. b. Corp. TIL. Collins, Co. O.;
CLAY Martin, Co. B; :. X. Patterson. Co. h;
Guy Morgan, Co. X; Jesse Walker. Ga. h;
WIN. Shanks, Co. X; Il. NJ. Caldwell, Go. !;
John Crane, Co. b. Corp. Nat. smith. 20. ~
Corp J. G. Slater, Co. F; II. ID. HashbriErr c.. ID;
Till Peters, Co. II.
First Lieutenant Enoch Wiley, OF Company c,
formerly Of this place hut more recently Of BOWL
ing Green, was at first reported among the wound
ed, but has since died.
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THE PRIDE OF NEW YORK!
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Correct with spirit, eloquent, with case,
Intent to reason, or polite To please"
THE NEW YORK MERCURY.
FOR THE NEW YEAR.

ltis with no fear of Wars effect upon their lite
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MLRcuRY acknowledge the unwayering loyalty Of their
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS, and announce
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The nFst Nav YORK MERCURY Novelette, for the New
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Soldier>' Aid Society.

The following contributions have been made
during the past week by the Aid S,ciety:
Cash for sundres. 81 50: flour lln BIS; corn
meal, 65 lbs beet 81 lbs.
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Advertising per square in Daily.

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business cards, not exceeding six lines So per
year.
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No "till torbid" advertisements taken. The
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In the Weekly.
One square, first insertion, 10 cents, and 30 cents
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both Daily and Weekly will BE- charged one-half
more than in Daily alone.
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Divine Service.


We are requested to announce that Rev. Mr..
Brown, from Clyde will preach at the Baptist
Church in this placS, on Friday evening next.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-01-14

~ Read the following from DR.. Leeper an old
resident of Stark county, for many years the most
prominent physician and druggist of the place:
NEvARRE, Stark County Ohio June 2l, 1858.
Some time since received lot of DR.. Richard
sons Sherry Wine Bittcrs to sell ON commission.
They are all sold, and your further supply of three
dozen just received. think shall need more soon,
as they are in good demand aud highly praised by
sufferers from Indigestion dyspepsia and liver com
plant. Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES l.. LEEPER, NJ. d.
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HOW TO DO IT,o

We are very frequently told by persons who call
to pay their subscription, that the why they
have so long neglected pay is that they reside
eral miles distant; that farm help is very scarce
and they are kept busy at home and consequently
it is very seldom that they visit Perry and
have an opportunity to pay their subscription. We
are aware OF all these facts, and admit that it is
hardly reasonable to ask man to lose days
labor and make journef of twenty, thirty or forty
miles for the purpose of paying dollar and tty
CENTS! But the means by which this result can be
accomplished without journey loss OF time has
been very pleasantly and briefly demonstrated to
US within the past few days, and the method will
be clearly understood by our readers after they Pc
ruse the following letters
PORTAGE, January I, 1868.
MEssRs EDlToRs / inclose dollar and fifty
cents for Volume of the JOURNAL. Please receipt
Respectfully,
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Mr.. w. p. Pomeroy, lately appointed PostmAs-
ter at this place. has entered upon the duties Of his
Office.
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BY Cousin MAY CARLETON, author OF Gipsey Cow.
err" "sybil Campbell" "Ermine," LA Ma5Que A" &c
The productions Of this distinguished authoress need
no euiogy Public opinion has long since prononuee ed
them superior to any other novelettss published
this side OF the Atlantic; and the test Of their
merit Is found in the fact that they eagerly repro
duced after their publication in the MERouRY by the
English press We may add that the new tale 'yic.
toTa 10 uy equal In interest and depth OF plot to
either Of those which have secured large share of
public approval, and we can earnestly recommend IL
to all story readers.
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Is regularly mailed every Saturday morning for ~
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GOOD OLD TIMES ARE COMING !
The Ship Of State to be Erect

The rebellion which has boon running rampant
over part OF our country causing ruin and desc
lation to many families. is now nearly crushed out
aud we begin to see signs of returning reason with
the prospects that these states will once more lc
united in the bonds OF fraterna union and instead
oliealousieS between them they will become more
closely than ever allied together. The late victs-
res Of our army and navy have caused
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CUTLERY.
uTNDNN " Y Il Z,
YANKEE NOTIONS &C.

Thrso Goo's wore purchased at the lowest market
prices, and will be sold ut very small advance
upon cost. All ask is examination of goods
and prices to demonstrate TO the people of this place
and vicinity that it is TO their interest to buy where
goods are warranted, and where they can get the
full value of their noney.
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SOMETHING NEW.
SILL the CRY is ONWARD

.. FalA so.aJna-
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The report Of the Directors OF the Penitentisry
should comm nd your deliberate Consideration; and
the institution ITSELF together with the accounts
thereof should BE- carefully examined. The receipts
and disbursements are large and hence the oppOr-
tunity for fraud and pcculation is great. This
Recommendation is M, suggested ornm any want OF
confidence in eith the Directors or any other Off
GERS OF the institution. On the contrary, they all
have my fullest confidence, both for integrity aud
capacity; but | recommend the investigation, that
you may sn bear evidences vt them 10 our con
sttucutS.
The report shows the nnnlhsr In prison ON the
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-01-14

FIR. MILLER co &
PsryHburg, October ~, 1872.
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-4g@ALL WE ASK is a fair examination Of our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as goods are
lower now than they we're short time since.
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sy-Nolice our Market reports in tO-day's paper
We buy and sell in accordance with the prices
there given.
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WE CAN GIVE you BARGAINS
THAT WILL DO YOU GOOD =!

~ Thankful for an increase Of patronage,
solicit continuance of the same.
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VIC II O Ia q;

The nrst Nav YORK MERCURY Novelette, for the New
Year 90 be commenced In the issue Of January B. 1865
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THE HEIRESS OF CASTLE CLIFFE.
BY CoUslS MAY CARLEToS, author OF 4" Gipsey Cow.
er," "sybil Campbell" "Ermine," LA Majuue - &c
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DECLINE IN THE PRICE
+. R. MILLER Il CO.,

Taking advantage of these circumstances, have
just purchased in New York one of the most
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-10-09

We have, for several years, believ-
ell tina. one of the greatest dangers
threatening the peace and safety OF
our country, arises from the indifier
ence of so many of our people in re
gard to public affairs. No man
should ever stay away from any cleo
ton. no matter if only County or
Township officers are to be chosen.
If man Is an American citizen,
he should discharge the duties of
citizenship, and demand and use the
rights which it confers. The apathy
often manifested among the laboring
men Of our country relative to these
interests, is in no way creditable to
them.
Every legally qualified voter should
vote, if possible.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-10-09
THE NEW FAIR GROUNDS.

The workmen who are employed
in preparing the new Fair Grounds
for use, are proceeding vigorously,
but their number is not sufficient to
perform all that should be done.
The Committee have found it very
difficult To obtain hands, and other
hindrances have embarrassed them,
but all seem determined to do the
best they can. Come to the Fair
next week. Remember, it is the
peoples Fair, and viii begin on next
Wednesday.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-10-09
A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY ITI

DIR. Sweets Infalii5le LinimeBt is
prepared from the recipe of DR.. Stephen
Sweet, Of Connecticut, the great bone set
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Over one thousand certificates of ren.arka-
BILE cures, Perfarnlee by it within the las,
two years, attest this fact.
See advertisements.
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FROM THE FRONT.

MAJOR A. ]. Nef,, commanding
the Saith Indiana Regiment, writes
us after the great fight in Georgia;
"My horse was wounded badly in
the battle Of Sunday afternoon.
The s4ih fought bravely on Satur-
day and Sunday. We received the
compliments OF Gen. Whitaker
on both days.
cannot stop to give particulars,
as | am writing on my knee with
out anything to lay my paper on.
We fought Lees army on Sun.
day. Some of the prisoners say
they had 10000 men; but | thinl
two thirds OF THAT number would b,
nearer the truth.
Gen. Whittaker's Staff are al
killed or wounded but one officer
Gen. Whitaker was himself slight
ly wounded"
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-10-09
TnETRAIToR CANDIDATE.

Next Tuesday will decide who
is to be the next Governor of OHIO.
Already a great many democrats
have gone over from this state to
vote for Vallandlgksm. Some of
the party leaders are employing
Others to work for the success OF
their schemes in this way, though
they would not like 10 be credited
with the acts of their followers.
ValIandigham, the Democratic can
didate for Governor OF OHIO, is a
..tried and convicted traitor" in
league with those who are in arms
tor the overthrow of our govern
ment, and no man can consistently
vote Tor him unless he desires to see
our nation PROSTATE at the feet o.
traitors.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-10-09
INTERNAL REVENUE.

Do not fail to read the notice OF
tie Collector. Many people vino
attend the County Fir next week
will wish to pay these taxes while
they are in town. They Will find
Mr.. Pickett the Collector al the
Clerks office, and he is ready all
the time after this aaie to receive
The taxes and duties assessed in
this County under the Excise law.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-10-09
SEVERAL THINGS.

You are coming to town next
week to the Fair, and we will tell
you how some things are to be ar
ranged.
There Is no i'll feeling of any sort
between j. ID. Carter and the mana
gers of our County Fair, but John
has same things which he cannot
conveniently take to the Fail
Ground, and he will keep them OF
exhibition at No. 3, East Front
Call and YOU can see them for moth
ing; and he will sell anything in the
store for money.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-10-09
THE AMERICAN AGRICULTU-
RfNT.

We do not receive any pay for our
occasional notices of this excellent
paper. The publishers donot get our
paper, and 50 do not know what we
say about them. But we speak of it
because we wish our people to he
come acquainted with it; and we are
certain that if all our readers could
see one number of the Agriculturist
good many of them would be I'M
willing to do without it.
Send ten cents in stamps, to Or
ange Judd. No. Al Park Row New
York City" and he will send YOU a
Specimen number.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-10-09

NJ Office is hereby given that the as
Y sessment rolls OF the internal revenue
tor Division No. Two in the County of Ram
dolph, embracing the entire County, in the
Fifth Collection District, State of Indiana,
is now in the hands of Joseph Packet. Dep
uty Collector OF said Division, and that the
duties and taxes therein charged ase Low
due and PAYABLE, aud that said Deputy will
attend in The town Of Winchester. at the
Clerks Office, on the 2Dth day Of October,
and for thirty days in succession from said
day, to receive tie same. All persons who
shall neglect to pay their respective duties
or taxes assessed against them withiu tie
time specified will be liable to pay the penal.
ty pres cribed bv law.
SAMUEL W. HARLAN, Collector
9th Collection District, Indiana.
p. S. am ready to receive the above tax
Is and duties from and after this date, Oct.
sth II JOSEPH PUCKETT.