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Tte New York Illustrated News. In is tissue Of Jan.
1o 1875 On page II ysants5y s35s:, We ays nean ~!
bros. q New Yo1k. aIe the so'e lropos.ss4, i u
called the MAaIo T1N4 OBstKvKa, and ta Hunting
and Open FAcc watch combined One OF the p1etti:
ett. most Convenient. and decidedly tire best a-d
cheaneSt tnepecs fo- general R2d re.tlba use ever
one1ed It haa within It aud connected With its ma-
oare.Y III own winding attachment. rendering key
entirely urleceataty. The cases Of th,s Easeh are
fs1at foid It has the improved ruby action 1ever
novemerf, II y warranted an accurate tIoepaace
Fr.ce supeyblv engraved. per case of half dozsn. @
Eampie Watches ia neat morocco boxes. tor those
RnePsitES ne Il g eeaa IL "
H Watthes aent by express TO any pat Of ths
1oyR 6tsteA with bill Payaba 70 Esp1e4a ARaas 9pon
delivery. Peraoue or1eEtnx y this manaes ma:s an.
close 81 proof Of their sincerity. the anouat to
SOLDIER and iii others In tho dls!oys stases, Or sng
peIts 1h{ repE muas send payment IN advance - t6e
Express Conpa5les peIemptosly Iefuae mazia. e9a p
selt hy mall or express. II BY express OF mali II
1tg'se!ed letter It our saE oar patfons ae r. e.
thin 10 Co 80.
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&ailraas 6n5 61rQaaua1 HnsG
CECOND REDUCTION via the
VERMONT CENTRAL
AID
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAYS

TIE MOST PLEASANT ROUTE EA8Tl
~ g: L9WAl. Sl5. 81; WttRUEsTGK us %: NAE-
GsahsrhH We; 1A@REsCE as % V.s s*rntA
t9whlt t9xI,! Is n h % MaSchEsrfE ssaS LaH:,
RASGn. ~ " aeEp - aaeE ,stsia :ropotu u.
tulnt 3o Eonts .iA steAtaera u sAsniA anl taeaes
by Ksiwsy: Wtsls aod State ho2ns Included. d
CHrCAHO 10 RVsTO:s and rstnra. NJ rail ~ 50
Hon1e via Michigan Cert:e1 Or AicnEsn SontnarH
Esinoa4s 70 petfcit And thence !ie Grand rtuak -
pede0thulEh and Vernon. ceniEM 4.o 70 ba%soa-
American money taken It par in Gaasda for aaAh
JlcterN soed for taa KxcurIon from August 18th to
Cetoh. 18TH EG9. ~
P,s-H !ou ~tsh \ continuation Ct LOW FAR2a
+fteamsrs tor Po1t sAzs3a 1*Aye Chicago tuesdays,
leu year TIckstS It i C!srk .tEret.
/. AuLI3. Gto1 Agent.
Br HUBBARD, westarn Agent.
c. " HtANcAAKD, Travelling Agent.
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Returns from 22G towns In Maine givo 49,
934 for Cony and s., ,SS7 for Bradbury; Cony.s
majority, Il, ,050. Returns yet to come IN will
materially increa'e this majority. 4 few Of
the counties compare thus, the figures being
majoriues:
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Ubica9o Gribnne.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1868.


"1n0eDaG0 COuatY YAEf1cdlt UfA1 F21fa
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.l
ROCKFORD, Sept. ID, 1868.
The Winnebago County Fair opened IN this
city yesterday, the weather being most aus
pIcious, and the Indications most promising
Of large attendance, and fine exhibition.
So far these Indications are being fulfilled In
manner highly gratifying to The County
Agricultural Society, and It's many actire
friends Your readers were posted Inst week
as to the character Of the splendid grounds
Of the Society, and it's various exhibition
halls, Ill Of which are admirably adapted to
the purposes Oft Fair. These grounds COM
prise about eleyen acres Of land, which have
been purchased by the Society, and are In rap.
i'd course Of being paid for from the success-
fnl character Of. The FaArs Which hare been
held for several yars past. The grounds are
and fine stream Of water runs through one
corner, affording q plentiful supply Of pure
wat4r for stock. An abundant provision Is
| made for stock By the erection Of covered
sta1ls, with large number Of pens for sheep
The Fairs Ct Wlnnebago county have come
to be looked upon as models, and fairly In
dicate that tie people are awake to their own
| Interests In aIordiug every aid and encour-
agement to the Society which has done and
! is doing so much to elevate the standard Of
| agriculture, horticulture, the fine arts, do
| mestic manufactures, mechanical skill, I'M
| prosement OF stock. and to promote Improve
ment in every department OF home industry.
| These home fairs may be considered correct
exponent Of the taste, refinement, and agri-
cultural progress and business resources Of
tie people Of a county, and in this reepect
1Tinnebago county haS no reason to bA ahtam.
ed OF her record.
Yesterday WAS occupied exclusively in en-
try Of articles for exhibition and competition
which work was also continued up to noon
to- day, when the books were closed. The
number Of entries in most Of the departments
In others, however, smaller, but In the aggre.
gate equaling the figures of most former
years. The entries By departments, are as
| follows:
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1868. THE 1893,
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL Z e
82x Mi2es DouAla Track.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL T. r
s2S Miles Doua1a Track.
II ctaE to kes2 peee win tae Of t.= zsrr
NJ 2nhlte re manags1H ct tais oepalar saasa mN
a s9a u I vi 6e 7ana III n H. & rsspse -
FasT sas Sss = I'd = 5ss sa &C. s
THREE DAILY TRAHs FROM
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
t~tt. close connections trom Hassan Gues3
All conr ecrl1 direct to New York, THRuuG9 F1lxt
sSss iHs s'R;s S W2sadaoa 4 e.
a. ~ Ya:x ses s a
ny1Y IN sdvAnca Of Ai otaar so1tea.
xEvKH DAILY TRatS3 FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW Y0xI
Tickets 10. sale 70 Boston BY boat o: mil go>s n.
1ets good o. ~ ftho soa2d aaez Fafa to 81 bola&
Keeping Cafs o. hight tz.ns to Philadelphia. me-
3Ss Sazxaae xa9 % esesEad through sna ts
FIR HIaH rs.
aeHe ssS M r. E WI - g
& & 66a vi nds3s Ro
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ssRs'a ~ az g:
Il 4 s:ss
u $ qsfscaisF I'd aark packages VA rtab
- F5sisa. coasac:s q Slipping D.rseuoaa a1s
gn.s1. e Ct .afes' either of the following Agents 8
zkRx SEkwA6r a6 ;s,se: azs; azsst s,ss9
a. VI. BROWN co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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r B, SEELEY'S TRUSS ESTAE
Il IISEMENT

o1a n-opr1etpe kud trAnufActuter Ct tho ak1d ucp4
rnAs fhis Truss VIII curr Ruptu.e, viii nctef rtst
eha{e gaN o. olAas. eeA tic cord IRON an p1es,1
ncxler Ia Shoulder lsacez AndoncA! h1x
Elastic Stec6nes &C. DC eend for Famnais.s. hx-
cstonord is cia:k street cs:,e4Ee n e. ma1y
TtTsntnd 70 zt1s pa.foct aatlst.Gt1or; Sand toa
,~Mnhief H12 x6&1J T.fAt
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Xxefrnl u MutftfE.

FEAR AT AN END mo one
il now deferred nom charging the
WHISPERS Or hUsrAcaE o
from red or..ay To- ,;sa Is II 3fn
rRISTkDoRO'S DYE
..A.t-1 1o,ld ~ u~x rn,.k. aud
~ nAam'e5 TRUE to kATUkE
In the negnaceEt ceor. impsrM M @1nneessfsdd vat asd
ny.v;:Ihs'f ny =; I'M Kpd applied by all Hair Dr@esers.
JIiee 81. 81 10 and Is per boz, according to Eze.
n
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DuES! PIIEStl
i DIR, WlTFIELD's

TVlLE5 T IIE0
DIR, wITFIELD's
BILE PILLS.
Are ,r7sHted ! certsin cnIe for F1sIULA. Et1kp
IJR BLEkDlNG PILES
wewouaA caution Ill Hho ara vtcttra to nN ais ,:
ations d they result only il sht dAs.se
taitesse sud efrcte 4 d FETAL E nt cn e.
THIS is NO QUA MED!C!Nk:
The4e Fts have btes tried Eot the takt 4eFeo See1
end iu no Instance have they fslfd 70 cafe
Price 81, crhts PER box. Sent b. HAnto eSy
J. your G. Sole propr1etor,
o.rn II ~ ~ tt1 -1r5IG.9s1
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Magic Time Observers! !!
Tho Perfection Of Mechanism!

Being Hunting or Open Ta;e: q Lsdy;s e. Geatle'
Winding Aapparatus!1!
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II cruE to koe2 peee with 10 dasnaads ol ts- za*
tux public tho mAn1gerK of this popular fuata ~
Added EAny tmprove1@ ents during the year lsd7 1%
NTH II constct3ons, + VIII be funo IN N respef9
EstK Il Etone bA1Agted. md nHfely fsna foza III
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Destruction by Fire,

correspondent at the village Of Gcad, in this
county, writes us that on Saturday night last, about
II o'clock, 5arn, of Mr.. Bacon, citizen of Henry
County, residing about one mile and a half up the
river from Gilcad, consumed by fire and all its
contents destroyed. The barn contained about fifty
tuns Of hay and grain besides valuable horse and
buggy, AMI many other articles of value. There
were also stored away about eighty bushels of
wheat, belonging to ncighbor in quite limited
circumstances. The entire loss is estimated at
81 500, there being no insurance upon either barn
orproperty.
On Thursday night Of last week, the barn of Mr..
Edwards, near Texas, Henry County, was likewise
destroyed by fire, and all its contents consumed,
the value of which was estimated at between two
and three thousand dollars.
These fires, we learn, are supposed bv those
living in the immediate vicinity, to be the work of
Copperhead incendinrics, as both these men are
widely known as prominent Union men, who have
taken an earnest stand for their country. This is
the game TO which our enemies resort. Unien men
have been shot down by just such cowardly mis-
creants. just the other day the Copperhead can
didate for Representative, in 0ttowa County must
show his courage by knocking down gray headed
Union man. This is 0hio's Chivalry in 1868! We
pray God that such wretches may be swept off with
swift destruction.
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Rain.

elbow, wind, and crack your checks rage blow
You catIracts AMI hurricanes, spout
Till you have drenchcd our stecplcs .'hiay Lear.
The prayer of old King Lear is appropriate at
the present juncturc, in and around this vicinity
For days and wecks-and months we might say
our townsmcn an farmers, Union men and Cop
perheads, have been eagerly awaiting good re-
freshing and invigoratmg rain. Day after day
have we scrutinizngly observed the aspect of the
heavens, with the hope that we might gcta glimpse
of the " little cloud like mans hand" And day
after day have we been disappointed notin seeing
clouds, for these have been plenty-but in rain.
Prophecies upon prophecies have been made by
the weatherwise and the emwcathcrwise, as to when
we shall have rain. Ncighbor asks the opinion Of
neighbor, and long and serious conversations are
had in regard thereto But it is all of no avail.
All communicating and consultation, all prophecy
and inquiry, thus far, have failed to produce the
desired rcsult-rain rama good soaking, whole
soulcd rain.
We want rain-the drying wells call for rain
the parched earth gasps for rain-thc outstanding
crops are suffering for the want OF rainfall Nature
is languishing for good shower bath.
A" Return rainy day, thou art a blessing,
Tho feet in the mud, clothes through were wet,
We'd joy, thy libations possessing,
Thy sweet. precious drops we'd nc'cr forget
Ie exhaatons from lakes and rivers,
Float not to Il far and distant land,
Condense in soft rain, come here and give us
Tribute, we have right to demand.
A." There's water enough in the world and the sky,
Were not the rough winds so capricious;
Yes, waiting every laden cloud by,
Depriving us of rights the most precious.
Then, oh, ye winds | charge ye henceforth,
Let each thirsty land have its due share,
In all your dOminions from North to the South,
Then We'll have water and some to spare"
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What 10 do with a "Creen-Back. .,

There is, just now, way Of using one of Uncle
Samuel's paper dollars SO as to get back the worth
OF many gold dollars in single year. Everybody
has heard af Seth Boydens wonderful new Straw
berry. From all accounts it is a marvellous thing
the berries nearly as large as hens eggs, and as
good as they are large. Dealers were after it, Of
ftring high as $4,000 for the plants, to speculate
upon; but we are glad to know that the enterpris-
ing Publisher of the Amcricaa AgricRtrist got the
start of them, and bought up all the plants, and is
multiplying them in order to give them a,roy to his
subscribers This is in effects free ytt to the Pub
lic--fOr the Agricuitrist, costing only dollar a
year. is of itself worth many dollars to every one
as we testify, having ourselves long been a
reader of it. To those unacquainted with it, we
would say that the Agricdtwist is large Journal
of SO pages in every number, is beautifully got up
and is illustrated with many pleasing and instruct
i've Engravings, which alone worth the whole
cost. The pages are literally filled with good things
plain, practical reli,be information upon every
thing connected with the work of the HOUSEHOLD,
the GARDEN, and the FARM-including a very
pleasing and instructive Department for Children
aud Youth that is hardly surpassed by any of the
profcsscdly Childrens Magazines. The thousands
all prepared by practical ,corking men and women
who know what they talking about ut-can not
fail to be worth many dollars to every reader
residing in City, Village, or Country. There are
special reasons for subscribing NOW First, The
rule for distributing the Strawberry plants s "rs
come first served" and Second, every new sub
scriber for the 23d annual Volume that is fer all
for all of 1864, will get the remaining numbers of
this year FREE. Take our advice then, and send a
dollar at once to the Publisher (0range Judd, Al
Park Ro'c N. Y. City,, and secure the paper, and
the extra numbers, and also an early place in the
greet Strawberry list. If the plants are to come
to you by mail, as they safely do, send an ex-
ira five cents to cover the mailing. Those desir-
ing to see the agricultural, before subscribing can
get postpaid copy, by sending dime to the
Publisher, as above.
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Senatorial Convention.

! Pursuant to a call Of the Chairman Of the Scna.
torial Central Committee, a Convention Of the
Senatorial Delegates from the 9th Senatorial Dis.
trict, met at College Hail. in Toledo, on Friday, the
4th day Of September, 1888 fnr the purpose OF
placing in nomination candidate for State Seua-
tor, 10 represent the counties Of Lucas, Wood
Henry, Fulton, Putnam and Hancock.
/ On motion of Charles Pratt, Esq, Edison Colt
Of Hancock, was elected Chairman, and mo-
ton of S. G. Roach, s. NJ. Hague, of Henry
county, was appointed Secretary.
On motion of William Sheffield, Committee on
Credentials, consisting of one from each county
was appointed, to-wit
Israel Green, of Hancock; Geo Laskcy, OF
Wood Geo. skinner of Putnam :. G.. Roach, OF
Henry Alex Reed, Of Lucas, and D. W. II. How
ard, Of Fulton.
On motion the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed Committee on Rules, to-wit:
John r. Osborn, of Lucas; A. s. Fleet, of
Fulton G. Woodward of Henry; G. NJ. Godfrey,
of Putnam; E. Graham of Wood, aud Il. b. Hurd,
of Hancock.
The Convention then took recess of fifteen
minutes.
On the re-assemblng Of the Convention, the
delegations were reported full-thcrc being Is
votes to be cast from Hancock county S votes
from Putnam county; S votes from Henry county ;
Is votes from Wood 10 votes from Fulton, and Il
votes from Lucas county. Total number of votes,
40.
James Myers, of Toledo, sent letter to the
Convention, in which he declined being a candi-
date for the office to be filled.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for a
candidate for State Senator, with the following
result
James G. Hall l.,...,.. ..,..... ,....... .,.. dS
Charles ONcal. l.'...' '..' ....'.'' .'.''.''3 81
James c. Hall, of Lucas, having received ma
jority of the votes cast was unanimously declared
the nominee for State Senator.
On motion, a committee, consisting of Israel Green,
Wm Sheffield and c. NJ. Godfrey, waited upon Mr..
Hail. advising him of his nomination, and INTRODUCED
him to the Convention, wherupon Mr.. Hall ad-
dressed the Convention in neat and pertinent ad-
dress, in which he gave his adhesion to the Union
cause in State and National affairs.
On motion, the Convention adjourned sinc die.
EDISON G0IT Chairman.
5. VI. HAGUE, Secretary.
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DIED.

uNDERwOoD-John 3. and James ]. Under.
wood. john was wounded at the battle Of vicks.
burg. on the goth Of May, 1884, and died two days
after, aged 25 years, MONTHS 3 days. James,
ON the steamer City Of Memphis, on the 2Sth Of
June, 1903, aged 10 years, months, days.
funeral discourse will be preached on the goth
Of September at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Johnston
School House, three miles east Of Portage.
I'VE are permitted to make the following extract
from letter announcing the above sad Intelligence
TO the mother Of the deceased Il
CAMr 1N FIELD, NEAR BEAR CREEK, Mrss.,l
July 80, 1868,
MSs. USpERwooD Dsu- Mtdan A few DAYS
ago we received the sad intelligence of your san
James death; he died on the steamer City Of Mem.
phis, on the 2sth OF June, with chronic diarrhca.
We LEFT him sick at vicksburg when we mtrchcd
from there some weeks ago, little thinking that it
would be the last time we should be permitted tn
see him. Mrs. Underwood, you have lost u second
good SOM his comrades in arms have lost a firm
friend; and his country brave and good soldier.
He has given up his life for his country. John
also died while engaged in deadly strife with the
enemy. Never were there two better soldiers than
your sons, john and James. II is \ hard sacrifice
for mother to offer To her country two ublc boys
bnt her loss is their gain.
Truly yours, A. =. JOHNSON,
q. S, Co {. 72l Roc
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FROM JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
Correspondence of the Pcrrysburg Journal


JACKSON IT,, September |, 1868.
EDS. JOURNAL Having heard voice from most
of the townships Of the county, except this, sup
pose it will not be out of place to state that in Jack
son we resolved, when the war broke cut, "By the
Eternal, the Union must and shall be preserved"
We have thirty-fve enrolled men, able to do mill
tary duty, between the ages of eighteen and forty
five. Out of that number there have thirty -one
volunteered to put down the rcbellon-twcn-
eight of whom are now in Dixie one has died,
(Frederick Kramer; and two have resigned their
commissions, (Lcwis and Moses Dobbs). If any
township can beat this we will try again. We
have but one single mn in the township over nine
teen years of age.
We are also looking after the traitors at home
We met last Saturday, and appointed committee
of one in each school district to see that every
Union man is supplied with the necessary docu-
ments to keep his patriotic fire burning, and to Sc
cure their attendance at the polls. As there WAS
no appointed by the Convention, we thought
we would supply that omission. And now, Messrs.
Editers, we consider ourselves fairly harnessed,
and we will work until victory perches Oh the
Union standard. The Star of Hope is onward, and
our march AMI our cry shall be, " 0uward-cver
onward"
We wish the County Committee would furnish
us with speaker, to address us at the center of
the township, as the Yallandigham men are busy
holding meetings at every road, and are labor
ing to arouse the worst passions of the people
against the Government, and against their Union
neighbors-teling them that the Union men arc
their enemies; that they would stab them to the
4 -. 4, Al.
they are cowurds, and will not fight for their
country; and a Thousand. ani-one other things, to
arouse the base passions OF their ignorant aud de-
luded hearers. ID. H. 7.
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To Horse Owners.

DIR. SWEETS iNFALLlBLE LINIMENT FOR
HORSES is unrivaled by any, and in ALI eases of
ameness, arising from Sprains, Bruises or Wrench
Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &C., il will also
cure speedily. SPAWN and Ringbone may be
easily prevented and cured in their ncipient stages
but confirmed cases are beyond the possibility of a
rad'eaI cure. No case OF the kind, however, is so
desperate or hopeless, but it may be alleViated by
This Lnment, and its faithful application will al
ways remove the Lameness, and enable the horse
travel with comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand, for its timely use at the first appearance OF
Lameness will efteotually prevent those formidable
diseases mentioned, to which all horses are liable,
aud which render so many otherwise valuable
horses nearly worthless. See advertisement. 10
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Letter from the els, o. V. I. Regiment.
correspondence of the Perrysburg Journal
CAMP 2lsT. o. VIA
CAVE SPRING ALA Aup d IQ69

correspondence OF tne ferfySburg journal.
CAMP 2lsT. o. V. IL
CAvB SPRING, ALA, Aug. "a, 1868.
EDS. JOURNAL: The movement of Rose
crans'army from Winchester, began on the 18th inst
His right rests at Huntsville, Alabama. Gener al
McCook is at BelIcfontc; General Thomas is at
Stevenson; aud General Crittenden about fifteen
miles north Of Stevenson. General Rosecrans'
Headquarters is at Stevenson. OF Bragg's force
at Chattanooga, but little is known. 1t does not
exceed 10000 men, but will probably fall consider
ably short Of this. In Bragg's army, sentines on
outpost duty are instructed to watch each other to
prevent desertiOu. Last night deserter came to
U.S. having effected his escape by calling out to the
others, "all's right" and then throwing away his
gun and swimming the Tennessee river. Safely
over, he shouted, Ono. has desertedI" shot
was fired after him, but he came safe TO our camn.
Colonel Wilder stirred them up yesterday, by
crossing and burning a railroad bridge between
Bridgeport and Chattanooga. He also DESTROYED
one steamer, and disabled another This, we think,
will set them to digging, and it is possible they
may throw up eight or ten miles more of earthwork
for us. We have taken sixteen miles of fortifica-
tions from them at Murfreesboro and Tullahona,
aud eight miles more for US at Chattanooga would
add considerable to their useful abors
War matters are being pushed vigorously in
this department. The army is in excellent health
and buOyant spirits.
Very respectfully,
SIS. CANFELD.
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Important From Vickshurg.

YIcKsBURG, Aug, 26-Thc reports from
the South by scouts, are that Johnston S
army is scattered along the road between
jackson and Mobile for hundred miles. 1t
was found impossible to support them all
in one body.
Fifteen thousand of Pemberton's troops
refuse to report at the Demopolis rendez-
vous for paroled troops.
Breckenridge is advising non-combatants
to go North, as they cnY embarrass the
Confederacy.
General Dan. Maury is in command of
the forces at Mobile. The whole popula-
ton, both white and black, are at work on
the Notifications.
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PEnRYSnI-RG MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY ny FIR. MILLER 4 co
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Costiveness or Habitual Constipation

Costiveness or Habitual Constipation.
From these Affections arise many of the ailngs of
man. We hear daily, people complain of headache,
nervous debility, ETC.; and generally the cause of
the complaint be traced to their const7ated hab
its. A remedy for the cure of this trouble is what
they want. We recommend DR.. Richardson's
Sherry Wine Ditters TO all so afflicted; let them
take it three times each day, half an hour before
eating their meals, and in It they will find cure
Our physicians recommend it in their practice, and
its great merits ART fast becoming known in the
Western States.
The Sherry Wine Ditters for sale by Druggists
generally throughout Wood County l9c
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Time of Closing Mails.
Perrysburg Church Directory.

METHODIST EptsroPAL-Rev s. ". Alderman, Pastor.
Services each Sunday at 1880 A. NJ and .. I'm
PREsBYrERIAS-Rev. q. A. Adams, Pastor. Services
each Sunday at 1890 M.
B,rrisr--Rev IT, n TafTt Pastor. Services each Sun.
day at 1880 A.
LurHgRtS-Rev. !. Klinageis, pasor. Services every
Sunday, forenoon and Afternoon alternately
GERMAN MEIHOpIsr-Rev. c. Swinefnrth Pastor. Serv.
ices each alternate Sunday a: 1890 AN.
CATHoLIc-Rev. Mr.. Hannah. Services each alternate
Sunday at 10 AM.