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she continued however much we may differ on
other matters" The baron aud baroness being
well known for their domestic ''difiouties," !" the
importance which they attribute TO their toilette
Is probably the only point on which they have
ever been able 20 agree.-Ilarll Corye.pondellce.
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T HB DR. AXE
PETROLEUM COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL. =. sI,eOO,OOO.
100000 SHARES, PAR s1O
$4,000 Cash Working Capital.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. $3.50.
OFFICEIys.
pRBsIDNT
T. IIAsKINs DU PUY,
Prosldent OF the Catawi,ss Railroad COmpSu7.
VICE PRESIDENT,
THOMAS d. wATTSON,
or tas Hardware firm Of Trultt Co.. No. s2s MOrhs, q
TREAsURER,
SAMUEL WORK,
ofwOrt, NecOush Co., Bankers, No &c s. Third ,,rO,i
DIRECTORS,
=. HAsRIEs DU PUT,
THOMAS D. WATSON,
Y. s. RICIIARDs,
Of Germantown,
WIN. d. BHERRERD Insurance Aren't
GEORGE p. WAY,
oflato Dry Goods hrm of. T. WAY A Co.
A. ". LEIsRHRIHG,
Cashier Aauch Chunk Bank,
EDWARD sHIPPEN, Esa.
ne property Of the Drake Petroleum Company .snsls
Of two tracts Of land ,one Of two hundred y-sev
acres and oftwo hundrck and sixty acres making
In all i've hundred and twelve acres In fee on the CGd-
well Branch OF on Creek.
The property has been critically examined by COM
mee appointed for that purpose and The territory pro-
uoupeed In their Judgment, to be fully equal to that on OF
Cre,k, along which the largest oil wells ever discovered
have been found.
The lands resemble those OIL creek in every parou-
lar, and is believed, fom the large number Of Oh
springs in close proximity, that valuable wells win bt
opened on both these tracts.
The management have already secured several engines
and engaged competent superintendent, with YaW v
immediate and energetic development
large portion Of these tracts Is bottom and admirably
adapted for boring.
Several companies are organized on lands Immediately
adjoining this territory among which the Briggs Gne
Crescent OH Companies Of Philadelphia.
In presenting the Drake Petroleum Company to the
public the Directors ask that their scheme should
Gmned, and subscriptions made the Stock IN fa nlth
AZ to itA pressn and prospective value
t. HAsRINs DU PUY, President.
THOMAS D. WATSON vlce-PresideuA.
SAMUEL WORK, Treasurer.
subscriptions WIN be received at the Banking HousS d
WORK, MecoUCH = CO.,
H-I-h No. 90 g. rHIRD Street
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COLDIEItss,. sEAnIHrg,Es.

NhOA0h W. FOlkD, Glhlm hSeuf
II 9olm DOCK STREET one door below Third
TNs sURE your LIFE
~ rHE
A NJ H X L q a N,
s, Z. Corner Walnut and Fourth Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
thus aiding the assured to pay future premiums. Last
BOARD or TRUSTEES.
Alexander Whidin, J. Edgar Thomson
h9p hf,,. "a a mes o, Pollock Hon JssePh Allison,
samueiT. BOdns Philip y. Ninsio,
William j. Howard, Isaac HSziehursL
ALEXANDER wHTLLDGH, President.
n-l7u JOHN s. WILs0H. soc'y and Treasures.
INSURANCE AGAINST ACCIDENTS.
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
WILLIAM ", ALLEN,
Ne. IO4 wALNJf STREET.
Insurance effected in this Comn.ny AgSnst
ACCIDENTS OF EVERY DEsCRIPTIoH.
Yearly Policies will be Issued for q Premium Of
granting insurance to the amount of
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
against accidental loss Of life while travelling by any pub
lie conveyance.
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
5.eures q policy for Five ghOus and Dollars, ana also
injury incApaeitaung the assured nom his ordinary
business.
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures iq 70 icy for $500 and S25 per week compen
saion TOR al and every description OF accident, travelling
had for 81 premium or any other between $500 and
S55EST JAMES g. p gATTERsoN, Ute President
HENRY A. DYER, General Agent.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF REVERENCE.
y RAehfTd starr President Enterprise Insurance Com
Isaac r Baker, arm ofCornelius 4 Bator.
NV. W: Baldwin SldI nrn ON Of NJ W Baldwin a 90.
B. y. Comegys, Cashler Phi Adelphla Bank.
Hon Alex. Henry, Mayor City of Philadelphia.
WIN. II Merrick, Arm q MerTlek q Sons.
Hon. James Pollock, Director United States Mint.
Thomas Potter, Merchant.
SeJrPe II. stuart, firm stuart Brother
John u. lay lor. firm Taylor, Gillespie & Co.
J. Edgar Thomson, President Pennsylvania Railroad
James est President Filth and Sixth Streets Passenger
Railroad Company.
APPLICATIONS EEGEWEP AND POLICIES
ll-l9. stuthtJI No. 40l WALNUT Street
OIL, MINING, COAL, AND OTHER NEW
" COMPANIES.
We are prepared to furnish Kew Corporations with
the Books they require at short notice and low prices
nTst quality. All styles OF Binding.
sIREL-PLA7E CERTIFICATES or STOCK.
LITHOGRAPHED do do
TRAFSFER BOOK.
ORDERS OF TRANSFER
STOCK LEDGER.
STOCK LEDGER BALANCES.
REGlsTER OF CAPITAL SroCK.
BROKERS' PETTY LEDGER.
ACCOUNT OF BALEB.
DIVIDEND BOOK.
MOSS d CO.,
BlAnk Book Manufacturers and statoners
n-ls-u No, 432 CHEsEUT Street
CoUNTING-HOUSB AND SCHOOL DESKS
~ made 70 order, n
No 232 CARTER S'reet,
LIZ GEORGE PLOWMAN.
EOR sALE.-To PRINTERs.-rNPosING
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q wHEREAs, THE AUDIrOR.GENE.

n1557 WHEREAS, THE AUDITOR. GENE.
raj, as required by the llth section OF the act en-
ued An Act Enabling the Banks Of this Common gealth
20 become Associations for the Purpose Of Banking under
lhe laws Of the United States, passed the I'D day OF
August, a: p 1864, has Ger hed 10 me that toe
"ClIN BANK or PHILADELPHIA"
bas Furnished satisfactory evleence TO him that ali tho
requirements OF said act have been comp led with by the
SAID Bank and that Il has become association or tho
purpose OF BANKING, under the laws Of the United
do therefore this notice thereof to DO published
in accordance with the provisions Of the said h
OF the saio acts and do declare that the Charter OF said
Bank by the terms OF said act deemed aud taken t1 be
heTeupon sueudeod subect 10 the provisions OF the ars
seC.iOn Of said act
A. G.. CURTIN,
,- Governor OfPennsylVaAia.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
HARRISBURG,
23h November 1864. IL i-9l-9U
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THE BUCHANAN ROYALTY
OIL COMPANY.

THE BUCHANAN ROYALTY
OIL COMPANY.
ChFlIAL.''''' s's..,...........$fOO,OO
10000 SHARES. VALUE $1,000
PREsIDENT-JOHE ALEXANDER.
TREAsURER--JoHN W. ToRREY.
sECRETARY-WM, +. LANE.
A. q. CATTELL, President Corn Exchange National
Bank, Philadelphia.
EDWARD g. JAMES, OF the house or Thomas Richard
son a Co, Philadelphia
JOHN ALEXANDER, No. 1898 Arch street, Philada
DAVID vANDERvEER, No. COO n. Thirteenth street,
Philadelphia.
J. II. LYDAY, PittsburH.
RI PORTER, NJ. D., Wilmington.
wN. B. LANE, PHILADELPHIA
Omoe No. las 8. FOURTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA
The properly OF this Company consists Of on Land,
Les -, and Ground Rent Reserves Royalties Of all the
Oh produced on the -. Buchanan Farm" on Oh Crock.
And also all the oil and underground deposits in two hun
dred land East Hickory creo Yenangs county,
Pennsylvania.
There are about hundred and fifty surveyed oil lots
on the "A Buchanan Farm" over sixty Of which
leased 10 nrst clasG operators. Seventeen wells
producing oil; several being tested with good
prospects, and twonty os thirty being bored at various
stages OF fprogress.
fun paid shares, SO per suac, may ob aimed at 81
each, upon application any Of mo officers At the
onice ofthe Company
The prospectus, containing tu description Of the Com
PanyF property be Obsiusd AtiBs office, ll-2G-lm
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WASHINGTON AND WALNUT BENZ
OIL COMPANY.
Office, No. 3l4 MARKET St, Philadelphia

Ro.l. A wen on Greek, now pumping 10 barrels per
day, and increasing.
no. 2. wen on Greek. 400 feet deep with
lhrpe show Of OIL Near this Is the Corn Planter Well
which is now pumping 800 barrels Of oil per day.
No. 3. well OH Greek, $40 feet deep now ready for
tubing, with splendid show Of oil every prospect Of pro-
ducing largely.
No. T. one h interest IN traet Of hve hundred acres
on the Allies heny river six wells, pumping y bar
Tels Of oil day three wells going down with
nosr mile Of river 'front.' all good boring territory.
No, 3. half at Tideoute the EconOmitp
which are pumping sixty barrels per day.
No G. Six acres In fee in Walnut Bend, on the Ane-
phenyfiveT immediate surrounding this property are hDe
producing wells This tract will be developed RAPIDLY
Subscriptions are being received and a large poT
on Of the stock Alca taken. The prospectus and an
information be Obained At the once OF the
now ~ No. 8l4 MARKET Street. l2.I2-l9t
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-"The iva Corbies," in Scott's "Minstresy of
the Scottish Border" was obtained from lady
who wrote it down from tradition. Hogg thought
that the singular degree of interest aud feeling
impressed on the mind by this poem was rather
increased than diminished by the unfinished state
in which the story is left 1t appears, he says as
if the bard had found his powers of description
inadequate to detail of the circumstances attend
ing the fatal catastrophe without suffering the
interest already reused to subside, and had art
fully consigned it over to the fancy of every
reader TO paint it what way he chose; or else that
he lamented the untimely fate of knight whose
base treatment he burst not otherwise make
known than in that short parabolical dialogue -
AsIw was walking all aiane,
heard wa corbies n akng name;
The taneunto the tother say:
where sail we gang and dine to-dayl"
''In behint yon aud fail' dyke
| wot there lies "a new slain knight;
And nRebOdy kens that he lies there
But his hawk his hound, and lady fair.
"His hound is TO the hunting game;
HA hawk, 20 fetch the Wild fowl hRm0;
His lady'B tAen another mate,
30 We may max our dinner sweet.
"YeTl sit on his white hause. bansf
And III pick out his bonny blue esn
Wi ae lock OF his gowden hair
Wl theekt our nest when il grows late.
"Mony one FOR him makes name,
But name sail ken where he Is game;
Ger lis white banes when they bare,
Tie wind san RW toreyermair.'
'FaiE-TurE tHauss-Neck. tTheel-Thates.
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CoUNTING-HOUsR AND SCHOOL DESKS
~ made 70 order, a
10 232 GARTER s'roet,
LIZ GEORGE PLOWMAN.
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Tor SALE.-TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
stone, large size, in frst-Tae order. Apply at this
ONCE. l2-9
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BANK NOTICES.


E1g{@ FARMERS & MECHANICS MA
~ TlONAL BANK.
PmLADRLPHA, December Q, 1861.
The Annual Election for Directors of this Bank will be
held At the Banking House. on Wednesday the lh Nay
OF JGnnaTy merit between the hours Of 10 o'clock A.
and O'Clock y. NJ.
l2-9-iJll ". RUsHroE, JR., Cashier.
ESy@ WHEREAS, THE AUDITOR-GENE-
raj, As required by the llthi Section the Act e-
uedAn Act TO Unable the Banks this Commonwealth to
become for the purpose OF Banking under
Jaws OF ihe United States pa sed on the nd dAy
gust A. ID. 1864, has certified that THE CONSOLI
DATlON BANK OF PHILADELPHIA" has furnished
10 him that all the requirements OF said =
have been complied with by tho said Bank that n has
the laws OF the United States;
DO therefore cause this notice thereof to be published
IN accoi dance with the provisions OF the said 18th
OF the SAID Act and DO declare that Charter 0f said
ant by the terms OF said Act Is deemed taken 10
hereuron surrendered subject 70 the provisions Of the
BectOn OF said Act,
A. C. CURTIN
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
HARRGsBUGG,
November %, lSGil 1a0.lst
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'FaiI-TurG tRame-NecE. tTaeeE-Thntos.
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Insurance erected IN this Company against
ACCIDENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
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Yearly Policies viii be Issued for Premium Of
FIVE DOLLARS,
granting insurance TO the amount of
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
against accidental loss Of life while travelling by any pub
lie conveyance.
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sorgo Manufacture.

Msssrs. Krsps Freeman are about "cosing
out" their sirup manufaetory-the season being
about over. The quantity Of cane they have man
ufactured into sirup has been large, but their fa-
cilies have been such that they have worked it
up rapidly and besides, they have manufactured n
quality of sirup second to none that we have see
this season.
In this connection. we res peetfully request the
diffsreat manufacturers Of sorgo siruP throughout
the county, to send as, when the sorgo season is
over. statement Of the mount of siruP manufsc-
tured by them. We believe that Wood county has
been second to none in the State, in sorgo culture
and if each manufacturer will give us she above
Information. be matter can be easily de termiaed.
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From RnnnIo.

BUFFALO, Oct 3l.-The city was patrol
ed by military and large force of police
last night. Companies were stationed on
the docks. Nothing occurred, but it is
thought the prompt action Of the authori-
ties and the fact that the military were
all out yesterday attending General Bid
wells funeral frustra ed the plans of the
rebels, A number ef suspicious persons
were observed in town within short time
Parties stated to-day that rockets We're
thrown up aud guns fired last night by nm
known parties, and though to be signals to
parties OH the opposite shore.
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We had the pleasure Of m citing, ono day last
week. Cap,aia 8. Black, of Company y, lfis1 q.
n. c., who was aksa pssoa,rat n,uyvins, Va.
onlytNo or tasal iSys brgos, t1e Hmhaf "a rsgt
men, expired. utying been uu lsr thc imprcssi n
that he was starving On worm Sup, "away doWn
in Dixie" we were joyhhly surprised at seting him
walk into our oGce, loo sing hale and hearty.
1t appears tbat-Ahasiag beeom ssick" .of Dixie
--and who isn't sick Of il --hewas released on pa
role. We congratulate hin on this good fortune.
"Icng may he wavel"
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CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
aI.,a Restores the Co'or
OLARKs RESTORATIVE, ~
Eradieates Daudruff
CLARK's RESTORATIVE. '.as
Promotes its Growth
cLARK's RESTORATIVE, a
Prevents its falling of
oLARKs RESTORATIVE,
'@st tSr san nneqalled Dressing.
OLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Children
oLARK's RESTORATIVE.
ISgood for Lldies.
5CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Is good for Old People,
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is perfectly Harmless
OIL ARk's RESTORATIVE,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is not Dye.
oLARKs RESTORATIVE, ~;
Beauties the II lir
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
I+ap'endid for Whisker-
cLARK's RES roRATIvE,
Keep. he lair in It's Place
CLARKS RESTORATIVE, nt1a
Cues Nervous Headache
CLARKs RESTORATIVE,
ofi ,AP,eyents Eeuptions.
| CL AKIN . hESIOfL I, ~ r.
SION. Itching and Burning
cLARKs RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Head Cool
oLARKs RESTORATIVE.
L. Delightfully."- Perfumed.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Sediment
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contains 90 Gum,
:, Polshes your Hair
CLARG's RESTORATIVE,
Pfepirss you for Parties
CLARK's REsorRATIyE.
ELI PerpFesyoa for Ball1
Ia Al ladies' need it
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
/ NoTqdS will do without it.
cLARKs RE ,ToRATlVE,
Costs but 81.
cLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Is sold ny Druggists aud Dsaters eVerywhere.
Pflce. 81 per bottle. K bottles for IS.
CLARK & co,
PRoPRIKTOas
D, s. BARSEs L co, N Y, General Ag''s.
/ 4ssowh
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Perrysburg church Directory

Mtruoptsr EPiscoPAt-Rev n, Barkdnn PASTOR
Services each Sunday at lo3o An an" w.
s,,,,,,,,.r,n,,s- Rcv r. w. uil, Pastor. Services
each Sund " at 1890 Sabbath School ana bote
Glass at IL NJ.
.bAprts--Rev. H. B Tat Pastor. Services each sun
day at 1890 A. NJ Sabbath School at IL NJ
J,,,,,,n xpev 7 tlinaVeis Pas'or. Services every
Sunday. forenoon and afternoon Alternately
srRuAN Mernoptsr-Rev G. swineforth Pastor serv-
ices each alternate Sunday n. 1O:3O A.d'
cArHoLc-Rev. Mr. Charles Cribs Services each sun
day at 10 AN. aud ? I'm
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The November number Of this excellent religi.
ous aud literary magazine contains two beautiful
cugraviugs -"The Bird Catchc-s," and "The Past
and the Fu.sre"- beside the usual large amount Of
choice reading mattcr. No magazine published
gives aarger amount Of fcading matter, or that Of
a more instructive aud interesting character.
Terms 2 50 50por annum in,adyanee.,
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.Jc3 WORK.

The space occupied by ten lines, or less, Of tins
sized type counts one square.
All TRANSIENT aud LEGAL ADVERTISE
MENTS, MUST BE PAIDIN ADV ANoE.
Persons will invariably find the same price
charged at each office for advertising ana job work,
Z. A, HIGGINS, Publisher Independent.
II. S. CHAPLIN, Publisher JOURNAL.
Perrysburg, Sept. 20, 1864.
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WNRRIgn

PIKE LOWELL October 18th, 1854, at tAe
residence Of George N. Parsons, in Perrysburg,
Ohio, by Rev. 7. N. Blrkdull, Mr.. Jarvis D. Pike
to Miss Louisa Lowell, both OF Bowling Green,
Ohio.
WHITMAN F 1RD-Oa the 1Ith inst, by
Samuel Bacoa, Esq, Mr.. Lewis Whitman, Of the
10Th Ohio, to Miss Nary r. Ford, of Wood county,
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D.. TABE3, Dentist.

VIII be at Tnm5s Hotel, Bowling Green, On
tn ) lly and W ,lnesday, Aug 10 ana r.:
\t NnsHn VA Blarcum's, Portage, Thursday
an Friday. Anc. ls and 10.
Vt DrHry's II tel, TontoFiny, Tuesday August
23I. Owing to his greatly increased home hrsi-
Mess DR.. T. will not be able to visit the ab"Fe pia-
ccs again before October.
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GIVE HBED A cold is often thaught 10 be
too triaing a mater to claim immediate or serious
attention until il gets sucha hold On she lungs rs.
to imper the life of the cnnsumptive patient then
and not till then do mtnj think seriously of relief
when it often comes too late; what foolish ncgli
gcncc, we say, when 25 cents viii go so far to
cure Cpld, Cough Sofe Throat, Hoarseness
Asthma, &c hesitate not tn go TO n Druggist and
invest that in bottle Of Madame Porter's Cougl,
Balsam. 2Tb
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Demecrntic NIessenrer.

Tho above named paper has again been revived
under the auspices Of j. S. Van yalkenburg and
WIN. w. Phillips, as publishers, and the fcrme
as editor. Its terms are 81 so in advance. SO
"a w the Fremont ,StHtiaet
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ppeaI to the Ladies of wood
County.

The spring campaign is Just opening Great
battles are pen ling. Thousan Is of our brave boys
will have wlun Is to dress. SlaH they die Tor want
of BIN lagos? The supply is exhausted, and thee
S,n;tarv G ln,nis 3ion calls ON every Soldiers Aid
Sociesy throughout the country for rags, W hat
am the ladies' of Wood Cnuu'y do fr US? Ke-
1emembsr what you-do must be done quickly.
S9nl on your rags - tho Exchange IN Perrys-
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snoyv Storm.

The Fremont Seatiai of the 2Ist inst. say
about four inches of snow fell there on Friday
night. 1t was very wet and heavy, and lodging
on the foliage of trees, broke of large boughs in
some instances. II all melted away during the
naxf dav
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MArAlMOylAl.

/ Ladies' aul G5nltmen VI yoh wish io nharry,
al lress the undersigned, who viii send YOU With
out m luey apd without price, aluablc information
t,at will ehAale YOU toloiarry Aappy and speedily
irrespective Of age, wealth or beauty. THIS ntor-
nation will cost YOU nothing, and II You wish u
lntrrv, will chtcrlully assist YOU. All letters
strictly cqnGlsntiel. Tho Desired information sent
by ietam mail, ,ana nS ~ Stiops pSkel ,dhess'
SNRNt Il. ttMBERr
Cr,euNniut kinrs Co Nsw York osh
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s,cr1no1. mxArEtNnRs, NorEOE.-T

~ Board wllhhld their ext resularsession torthe
examination of Tea chers .rE the
West Nillgrove, first Friday in october.
Uilrad first Friday in Novcmier
DoyIing Ireen Rest Friday In December.
pcrrysi,urE iirst Friday in January. it6h'
ExtmirltjuEs ,T.;opinmenGe punei iually al " y, ",
AnnIinant. nead not apply for Specia Examination.
Sr re relrrei to attend the stated meetings of the
80 ,rd a 49,
airsrteJ to tn. undersigned. at Rowling drccr..
All 80 j. W W)C OBUEY OleTk.
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prRRvsnune mAnKnr.
rn Cn.s.l,rpraNRs.

C1nsampive snf1rcrs Wnb receive q valuable.
prescripton Gr the curc ot Consumption. Asthma,
nrnchius. AMI all thtoatand Iupg affections, FREQ
vi chVrgel hv seniiug tAcir address to Rev. ED
WARD NNllSQN Iftl y a ,n.JGlr.
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Union Meeting.

Hon. NJ. r. Waite, ESQ., of Toled o, will address
the citizens of Tontogauy, Thursday evening next
on the political questions of the day. full atten-
dance is desired Let all turn out and listen to thu
.trufh
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On Saturday morning holy of $50 reb
els, under Major Hill, of Imboden's com.
mlnd, made an attack on Beverly, West
Virginia, which was defended by detacG-
pent of the 9Th Ohio cavalry connlnlet
by Liept.-Col, Lowell The rebels were re-
pulsed with the loss oftheir leader mortally
and prisoner ana XII lei and lis CAP
tured aud 2l wounded.
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The Maryland Courts having sustained
The constitutionaiity Of the vote by which
the new Constitution of that State was rat
flied, Governor Bradford has officially pro.
mulgated it as the proper Constitution
and form of ofGovernment of the State, to 60
into effect Nov mber l." rusre were 3D..
ia ballots cast 70 :, AMI 2).793 a ;aiast tue
Constitution, besides Gl blank ballots not
counted.
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Tako no NOR, unpleasant and aosafa Medccincs.

Take no moro unpleasant aud unsafe Medccincs.
FOR UNPLEASANT AND DANGEROUS
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-02

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