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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02
GENERAL NEWS

In the Maryland Senate on Thursday the Con
vention bill was passed by d vote Of thirteen 10
Two bill almost Identical passed. the lloss
n the same day by foTty-lye to seventeen. The
Ills provide for a vote on calling Convention.
and Tor the election Of delegates thereto ln lh.
och Of April. Should the measure b. turflg.i
the Convention will meet 3u she 10Th OF Arr
Gov Gamble of Missouri died She 3lst ult
Wendell Phillips and VIM. Lloyd Gsrrima
have got at loegerheAds. Phillips sharply con.
demns President Lincoln, and Garrison datnl.
the President.
James b. Clay, son Of Henry Clay, died Ilst
Tue'day, at Montreal lie jlin-d the rebel, no
the outbreak OF the rebellion and was iusty
stigma.i1ed by the Louitvle Journal a. an
degenerate son Of an llustrou, sirc 90
The President has directed General Steele 20
order sn election in Arkansas, on the 2Sth of
March. In The despatch to General Steele. the
President declares that be constitution eni aVs
OF the State OF Arkansas arc 20 be treated 70 IA
force, except that the constitution g. b. treat
cd as declaring that there shall be neither slavery
OF involuntary ssryitude, execp, IN puuishm.pt
OF crime In the State.
The Richmond Enquirer Of he 18th insan.
,.vs that Alexander II Stephens, Ia. rebel Vice.
President, IL seriously i'll a. Augusta, Georeia
and doubts are entertained u HE recovery.
Great preparations are makngm England
ior the celebration in April next Of ,ho three
hnnderdth return oi the birthday of Shakespeare.
Gov johnson OF Tennessee has ordered an
elect ON Tor County Officers in those districts
now under Unlou control. A rigid oath If me.
'cnoed, and dsloyal persons will not b6al.
lowed to vote.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02
Changes.

Postmaster Genera Bsr has been making
another ipasch lie hss taken about q. aides 0
ths slavery question since the commencement. o
t1' war, and Of course would be expected to tax,
new position lhis time Tho he IA, done, and
'ao" cure progressive emanopsionst Hi
rse'n. speech vas made to the Maryland Legs
I'tur', ini sa 'ltkiag contrast to the an, h.
delivered less .ban year ago 10 III, same State
Tie o'sd TO be smnsntly conservative, and took
6f-'s alIste't pleasure 10 sharply cond.mDins
sao.t.onisis, but be Is nov little behind the most
advanced advocate o. universal freedom. He, Of
course, warmly endorses the Presidents policy,
'a4 declares taas taers en- be no solid and Der.
maosni peace without th. destruction Of slavery.
The c5ar's of such men 5, Blair show, Ii.
drift O lie popus eIr.a, especially n ,h. Dor.
dr. STATES. IL i.ao and never has been lead
'fof la3a opinion, csra.n'y net IN the path of
..5'''J b is g'iad BE-, popularity By being a
d'1icrol' politicians sod nov, when 30 fad, lh.,
tue feale are determined at al hazards to d,,tro.
slavery rao' ,ni hmueh, be las discovered ,bs,
slavery ought 20 Be cradie,ted.
Tie i't Two years have brought abouts Food
msny Ike convsr,or, We can remember an
a''l.c' this State, When several eminsntlr con.
'errat'e gentlemen we're painfully disturbed. in
luim S-.r c.atsu...a, ,. The introduction of =,
fe"a ap.-v4s ms ,5Jauon Of Saver,
10 the Di1'c, Of Colum1,, and tn. prohibition
Of ,a,.s IT, The sa,.er.,s. and w,ldJ, .,r,,..
ins 'A' v''h hs,Je tTe v,i not ar d,.ns
VIE .Ls aa.lu eoud be rid Of the ours. Of Il,
'cp a c5,emqnp-tben under th. n.n.gs.
meet Of Il, noms .daor.o-c,ll,5 IN, r.,ou,on
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

Tbs snrolIm'n, bill proposed 10 the iloa,s %
Representative, differs FROM tue one -h.eh ba
passed the senate manly in the provision c.m.
polling persons eIsmp, fro0 physical di,s5li,,.
"ho have an insom. Of sl2OO year, TO pay
eoumuussn, whsu dshsJ. III, continuation
10 the House bill ia fixed a, $780, aud MOI slOO
" 10 the Senate bill, and remains With The exec.
ton Of iu application to penon, physically FL.
emPl, " IN the present as. The House l,'.
also provides 'hs, til, p'ymsut Of comm, stI.a
only srempu from that def
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

PsoHonoNs In FRsr VERMONT Asrulx.r.
A letter, dated Fort Slocum. D G January
I'm, gives the following Promotions
battery B-2nd Lieut. & q. Howe to be
junior let Lieut. Soig't L. b Parker 10 be
Senior End Lieut. Sergt VIM. W Gage to ho
Junior End Lieut.
Battery C--2nd Lieut. Wm. Y. Mscter 10 he
Junior lot Lieut. Sorg Major j. A Lewis 10
be senior End Lieut. LIST Sefgt Merritt SHEER.
msn to DO junior Bud Lieut.
bstt'ry Dad Lieut. c. W Dodge to 10 Jun.
LOT ~ On nie8t. l't serg Gee. Durham to DO
Tor md Lieut. I''-
Bdt,ry And Lieut. Charles. II. Arson 10
% Junior Let Lieut., Sergt. W o. nicken,on
TO 10 senior End Lieut.. Is, Serg't w. S. BEN
il to bs junior Ind Lieut..
Bsttoy G'-2nd Lieut. p Diggens 10 be iunior
let Lieut. Commsry Sergt. rs. Eli9n 10
oe senior 2ud Lieut. Let Serg Il. A. Turner
20 DO junior 2nd Lieut..
bdury H'-2oi Lieut. j. X. Msxhnm 20 BE-
junior let Lieut.. Serg Il. j. Me Vain IN be
senior End Lieut.. Let Sorg't Il. r. llort 10 be
junior End Lieut.. '' ~
Battery lad Lieut.. S. II. Fost 10 ho
innior lst Lieut.. Rogimontal Quarter Master
Ssrg I Z. l.. Foster to he senior 2nd Lieut.
Battery k.-2nd Lieut.. h A. Todd Ia bo inn.
Tor LIST Lieut.. l't Sorg't Geo. II. Sowes 10 bo
senior Ind Lieut.. Serg't A. G. Fleury % h
junior 2nd Lieut.. : ' T. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02
COW MFHCIAI,

INV fo'h' jan SO. S'scEs setter A-srlcau geld
1914 u Coupons sizes ISL loi :, fiv, t-,ats.
l1. U, $. one ys4te,taa,ts tnes)g, No.,,.,l.,
.si lhe supply T,s'.r1 pr e'at Cotes dall. sac
as .s2ii Flour, stead, s6,o TO q so Corn aa,, 81
non slS u 70 ana fs- buyers fort ffam a. s2 60
ga 9s Hop. acli', for export
lhs nae'uauous Ia god during N, sch hal sau,,d
. me changes IL Tbs msftst ia n. prc, u othsruoa.i
les but "s -hOl' ,h' n,rt. had been rather dun hs
hs"s call f' bread 'ur vas not usiuiug h. rrc,.
q. -hieh they we're held BIT the dsm,ud ~ r1port l,
the price. up.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02
U1jat Treatment Of Colorod Soldier.


me WOODSTOCK standard q lacy week b'' .a'
'o'oTiiR pr gf'ph
A'm ,' 4, mum E '@'l q BF'''Isoo' p
d~rad ~ l,,. Gr b., .s.m.a, 'D s5e, "o'. =.
u their no. having received an, government oas.
y. They expected throughout 70 be treated .
VI, '''i''' ,a. anne . "0.e '''II'n' especially
a.t 40 tr,a,sd il, bgrB.r. Shame. which g :.
gree ough. to rlga. saa,a. moment. unaae. IS.
"ry & 'a,' There Is eo good reason under hesy-
w W., " wy ~. ''g'l's.. = 'oI'f'' negro
"
ny ''a''aia ""' ~ - t'e''-' "a ne -'''
" ''in' wa ,''.S',eo' a".'n every man vino
'' JO'''' 's'' a' 'a' un''s''''u' 500 shabby
treatment o. 'o''''a 'ol''.'1a 'he n'i'er Of tt'r
pa! 'na uoln"'' 10" be po'n6.e that the
hV y tuoh lha' 'he executive Officers q the gov.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

the '.Itesa who do no. believe ia sItinguishius
.ha rebellion Morrison, Robinson ana James G.
Allan q IIliuoisi Worries, and Mcdowell Of
Indiana Lying Peadstou, ON.ill and Chiffon
A. Who Of Ohi3i Ancons Dennisoa, Miller
ad Styles Of Penney viuia Harr., Of Maryland
a'rey o. New Hsup'hirai and Fernando Wood
{ Nov York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

SENATOR BAYARD RIrisEs. The S,n,t, b,v.
Ias adopted the rule proposed by Senator Sum.
DER requiring sill Senators 10 take III. oath o,
loyalty prescribed by &C, Of Congress. Senator
b'y"d who has Pcr'i'tently opposed the adoption
d he rule, finally concluded to tax. tn. oath
aging n speech tia, he did 40, leu, bi, refusal
should be construed into confession Of dhlor.
any lie then announced hi. purpo,e of retiring
to ptIus life, sad left the Senate Chamber, A,
reporters gay, tin tears" the tear, however, b,.
Ins 'h'd by himself and not by tn, S.nsu Tn,
present legislature Of Delaware, through The .c,
To t The ils'' portions Of the State hsvsa r.pr,
'sn'aIon for their slavs population, h,, Demo.
cratic majority, aud will doubtless elect .om,
champion Of tn; dying institution to lake B.uid.
vacant ''lt Blu, the time is not far disun, when
no man will have right, speaking for Delaware,
to maintain th' eIpsdi.ncy policy, or hum.ni,
Of ohNtel Slavery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

Mr.. Morrill, OF this State. made an able aad
convincing speech in the House. Thursday in
support OF his resolution 10 give uutice 81 Eng
land Of the purpose OF thls Go, rumeut TO ab,o.
gate the Reciprocity treaty LIN thought llal
C'ngrc" will, by q decided majority, abrog,,e
the treaty
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

4 lfsI pRoroslugS. Green Clay Smith OF
h'o'agAy offered "a The ilou'. q Represents
''" The other day Ih' following plain uiala.
lions
Whereas, mc't dsiptia,e, wicked sod bloody
rebellion et,u TOO tha Juu.d,rtcn q IN,
United Stale, aud tht t'sly and security OF
personal aud q 1oua liberty depend upon n, al.
'oluis and utter ,ItInclien therefore
Reio1ttd. That it is the political, civil mora
and Nersd tliy Of the people 10 meet ii. fgh. II.
aud forever destroy 1t, thereby .,abli.hing psr.
iscs ind uusususbo liberty
Amer various ttamp. 40 dods a dfes, ,e.s
upon ih1 proposition, t VOC sEtysd 10, Oh, hun.
drsd and WE'VE 1 sixteen. lhs following are
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

Our readers viii find On the frat page OF this
issue interesting letters IRON The army n,er,an
lnS miscellany, Correspondence lrom ,hg Nai
aud On W.shOurn's military oriers in con.
ueeIlon with editorial matter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

KArasR STRONG Sympathy WIN ruE S.rrH -
AZ our readers never So .ae Argls ior them
selves, we copy from recent aumber OF that
sheet the following characteristic sentiments
Tha; The iools are n1i ell dead, 7ese.g-
lng fresh confirmation every DAY jus, now.
Tor the hundre1th TINA ms.ed ~ lse5pIys an
pearances, and false prophets. tho ahohaonls,s
seem TO be sincere IN he belisl tha. the war ie
abou. oyer,-thaI tie South viii soon Do forced
10 yield submission 70 federal auth ry But
really, II these are SINGER, Nlat4 Iausion
they are laborng under, and how gsost will be
their disappointment when .hs veil which hides
the future il removed. They do not appreciate
is the forcbl' remark Of the Day Book-the
terrible alternative they have presented 90 the
people OF Ihs South. VIII eight mllious Of
people give up all their rights, an .ber hber.
hes, ell their property, without the mast des.
pera1e struggle ever known "a all history, VIII
the grand old colonial State, Of Virginia. North
Carolina, South Carolina aud Georgia, whoee
title deeds to independence were Won in tic no
blesI struggle Of the present age ever weld
their bir'hrighs aud be governed by Northern
bayonets while there il a baud lcft to WELD
sword
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

IMPORTANT DEciNoS.-fhs Suprem. Court Of
Massachusetts, hau' just decided, ia the cne Of
Wood Bmien, which vas an action GU . prom.
i"ory ncts.p,yabl, in ",peci,, that the plaintiff
could only recover for the fac. Of the not, and
interest Tbs court held th,ts note payable in
" specie y vo' payable in money, or whst,,.,
va cuue0i Al money
The decision would probably have been differ.
'n'' Il the contract had been to pay specified
numSr q gold and silver dollar, instead Of to
pay .,alsd 'uu in specie"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

linz LADf' fmNp The February number
oil TINS new iavorita Of the reading public is an
eAc'llon' enc. In the beauty Of iis engrarines
aud fashion plates, and the excellence Of tia Let.
ter press II Is superior even to heJsnusry mum.
ber' Published by Deacon and Peterson, Phil.
adelPhia, term, $500 per year.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

9eo. W. Curtis. heretofore the " l.ounecr
o. harPr' Weekly has recently become it,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02
Temperance

The Orange County Temperance Society held
Convention al Randolph Centre, January 20th.
Though not largely attended i. war one Of unusu-
al interest The friends Of temperance seemed
awake to the fact that they must do something ia
The cause. A strong prohbtoTy law and good
temperance ret, buttons are good aud proper in
their place. But wha. is needed most in the tenn.
perancs cause now is action, -perseyering, united
action. Moral suason at all timef, the enforcing
the law when necessary.
With view to secure a more united elor. In
this county, resolution was adopted requesting
the friends Of temperance ID each town o appoiu,
committee Of five, or more, whose duty II sAl'l
be, LEI, To secure the namsa Of al the legal 70.
tiers in town who will susiaiG said committee in
lawful efforts to enforce the liquor law. ID, 10
notice all violations OF said laT and report tho
same With the Uidonoo, to ,oe proper ofIicen for
prosecution
Addresses were delivered BY Hon II. G.
Wright, Of Boston, AMI Row G. D. Als, q Yves,
Randolph. Both were Astentd to with deep in-
teresi' Tho time allotted 70 discussion wA- fully
occupied by able and energetic opeakeTs, which,
with the two excellent address,1, made the con.
venIion one Of the best, i not The BEST he'd .n the
county for tn. las! len year
Hon, j. X. Parish, Of RaoloIpt 8. " sesyer
and Ezra Walker of Cbcse3 we're Ppo.u.gd
committee to consider tho subject Of nominating
q county commissioners and report 70 scoaysntion
soon to be held in the cas-, part Of the county
w" "ALAEE' secretary
''''' 'anu'ry zHN' 1904
nosh' FOX lhZ CAhr FIRE. ~ tme' R'l-
pam p0'on' announces lste' q ,.n cent
no'Ns i'f 'ns Oamp ffs'' o. m0ch Aign7r Oily.
'nan me dime p1oN'a'oa' 10" 20 Ihe market.
'ney WIZ contain rom 70 y ia pages pc" Type
eoou PAPe'--' ne'''y Doa1o u B'eenoAeH'' ~
va "A'' l'a'l ana O'he' lal''' oy
w" l. " A0o" "ao'e Hospital 9he' .ass Dos
zee" oN0 o' 'u' mon popular 4'."' % 'De s'-' Do
~ O'o'o"'' . l"'e q 'le s-'N' "''n
n'e me l'u''fA n'o'. no. . 's-' 90 be Vendetta
on y p,''' e'' 'aie'' Translated r. 'ac fl2-
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NO. 'lol'f n's' 'e'o4-s A.''' .''n Of ths
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

We are happy to acknowledge the receipt /,
'be DAILY Ere, Pr,.a. an exchange.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02
HsADQUAsrrRs

Military Division OF the Mississippi
Nashville, Tenn, January och.
on the morning Of the 18th she enemy. Al.
hundred strong, attacked our garrison If abouI
one hundred at Athens. After a two bonr's
nso' the enemy was repulsed and dr,en.-Oor
ioss was twenty the enemvs much greater
Va the 27th, Col Miller had a severe sgb, on
.ns side OF Florence, rcpusing the enemy.
Our loss was 10 killed and IS wouu ed
JN0. A. RAWLINGS,
Brig Gen. and Chief of Staff
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16

In compliance with Proclamation Of the Presi-
dent Of the United States, seconded BY similar
one from the Governor Of Ohio, setting apart
Thursday, November gath, as aay Of Thsnksgiv-
ing and Prayer TO Almighty God, for. his many
blessings to us as people, we have ma q arrange
mcnts for the various Christian churches m perrys-
burg to unite in appropriate religious services on
that day. The exercises will be held in the Pres
byteriau church at lOl1 O'clock. All our citizens
are invited to attend. Aud we respectfully suggest
to the business men Of our town, that they close
their placesof business and unite with us in cele-
brating the day as the occasion demands.
AT the close of the services collection will be
asked forte Christian Commission to aid our brave
defenders, who stand "between our loved homes
and the wars desolatou." And while we give
thanks IA our merciful Preserver and Benefactor,
enjoy our good things at home, and pour out our
grateful offerings for the soldiers benefit let us
not forget the poor among u.s. but rather contribute
Of our bountes to them aud especially to the sol-
dier's famiiies.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16

Diel on the sth Of November, 1864. after
a hh1ering illuess---the result OF Injuries
received hy the fall Of a platform which
his friends had erected, George b Nc.
Clclhn the politician, together with the
Coppeihead party,
Thus fell hero in the full vigor and glo.
ry Of manhood--oae. who might have been
an honor and blessing to his country.
could it have been said. as upon previous
occasions Of danger, he 'rds notthere"
His remains were shipped MP Salt River
attended by the whole Coaporhead party
us mourners, and deposited IN their last
resting place, Nothing now marks his al.
lent and lonely habitaton, except small
monument constructed of Quake, guns ia.
ken at Manassas, and few spliuters from
that fatal platform, which will soon decay
and miurle with their original elements
Y Qaiescat in pace MoRsE,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16

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Disc Asses, use IIelmbold's Extract Buchu. which
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Absence of Muscular Efficiency, Loss of Appetite
Emanciation Low Spirits, Disorganization or Par
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16
Destructive Fire at Elmore.

A destructive FIRE occurred, on Thursday night,
at the village of Elmore, seventeen miles east of
Toledo, on the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Five buildings were burned, but we have been un-
able to learn tht names of the sufferers.
The fire originated in grocery, kept by Mr..
Sauerwine. Among the buildings destroyed were
the store of Powers & jaeger, and dwelling of Mr..
jaeger. Eof's grocery store, including the Post
Office and tho livery stable Of Judge Atkins, were
also bNrned.
The entire loss is not known. Powers g. Jeger's
lost about $500, on which they had an insurance
of $4,000. Mr.. jaeger lost all his furniture and
nearly all the clothing of his family-iu all about
$500.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16
CARD TO INVAIuns

Clergyman, while residing in South America
as a Missionary, discovered safe and simple rem
edy for the cure Of nervous weakness, Early Decay
Diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train of disorders brought on by banefu
and vicious HABITS. Great numbers have already
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will
send the receipt for preparing aud using this med
icine, in sealed envelope to any one who needs it,
Free of Charge.
Please enclose a stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself Address
23m% JOSEPH r INMAN
Station d. Bible House, New York City.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16

DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LIN
lMENT.-Piut bottles at fifty cents each for
ameness, cuts, gals, collie, sprains &C., warrant
ed cheaper than any other. 1t is used by all the
great Horsemen ON Long Island courses. 1t
will not cure ring bone nor spawn, os there is
no iniment in existence that will. What IL is
stated to cure it positively does. No owner of
horses will be without after trying one battle.
One dose reyivcs and often saves the life of an
over-heated or driven horse. For collie and belly
ache ii has never failed, just as sure as the IN
rises, just 50 sure is this vauble Idnilnent to be
the Harse one'oeation of the day. Sold by all
druggists. Office, 81 Cortandt Street Ncw-York.
27d
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Chief Justice Of Arkansas.

Gen. Abort Pike has boon appointed the
Rebel Chiof-Justice for Arkansas. and is
holding Court ut Washington The Court
has decided that all citzcus OF the State
who have taken the oath to the United
States Government are. guilty of treason.
aud the penalty is deathl
Severa of the citizens, who took the
Union cath during thA two weeks General
Steele held Camlon, have been arrested
ami hence - general stampe lie in that sec
tion 20 reach our lines 10y those who ha, O
ken the oath. There were over eight
h ndred who did so while We held Cam
d IA.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16

PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE, and feeling
the hand Of time weighing heavily upon them.
with all its attendant ills, will fnd IN the use Of
Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters, an elixir
that will iustil life into their veins restore in
measure, the ar tor aud energy of more youthful
days, build up their shrunken forms, and give
health and vigor tn their remaining years Those
who are In tie stalicted With Dyspepsia. Ague,
Languor. Nausea or any other troublesome nn5
dangerous disease, arising from dsorlerel svs,
teu, should not hesitate to avail themselves of the
benefit derived from this great remedy.
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. OIJ
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16
New Couutcrfeits.

Tens on the Fairfield County Bank, Norwalk,
CT. are in circulation. II ey are a fac smile of
the genuine, but the paper is lighter and the word
ten in red below tn name Of the hank is half an
inch shorter than in the genuine: The II in Yolk
undr the cashiers name, is also omitted.
The public should also be cautioned against re-
ceiving one dollar bills on the Traders Bank,
Boston; Metacomet Bans, Fall River; Producers
B'nk, Woonsocket and North Bank, Boston, al
tered to fves.