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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
Hooaand's German Bittergi
) GGoE0 s5so IlhC4SU;t

Ffom J. Ne.utO,s BrosgSS, o.. 514isOr ofths BHeV-
eLopGdiG of RGIigi6tU K60teIetSs'
10 ALTHOUGH not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent MedctueD y general, through tdis6pstf OF
oient reason why man may not testify to the benht
he believes himself to haVereesiVed from any simple
in the hope that he may thus contrib
aff g Ifs iRsn &c aJPs 2saS IN
herman Bitters, prepared By DR.. O. NJ Jackson, Of
this city, becauRe was pTaudteed against them tof
many years under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixtaEs. Ian indebtedt0 my
friend Robert Shoemaker Esq the removal OF
nspt 70 try them, when sndering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
of these Bitters, the beginning Of the present
yea2 ND flloRGd by 6YidGnsFelfet, aud elkOratton
TO degree of bodily and mental Yig0T which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
nv friend 70 { directing me to tn use Of them.
h 10 sTIf ~ 9Taa JIM 4IDN BROWN.
PhiladalpA sJuns %, 1851. " -6A t5i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
.GIT1SEHISS 'g u Es5.s.
Fifs,Maine& Life Ials.InIlgIB=GlOlt..
OF wttEELING, VA.
=. - nIRECTORSt .,4s i.4a

OF WttEtl14lNG9 VA I.l-.gz
- D1RECTORSt ...5s len Z.
John LIZ, 81 L. 8. DelaPlElni allfehsA Reilly,
JOeoh Rerror. II 3. H. Motion, I 9hoSE Sweeney,
A. RCildashy ssJs0. Hatb0ors = Aid 2. Woods. =
ea-.f6isl coinlSnhy IL owned aads managed By.
Many u our NOT reality and influential Mer-
!, aeLure H0Gss Bufiding, Snd Is fnIIy orgahized
and prepared ID tak5 IrtSk1 on Franc and Brick
BuildmGd MGnunEefutIhg BtabIlshnentaI Stocks oI
HULK Of sESSmb0At1, RarGe6, Rihtbo6ts; and their
oArgoe9, upon the sstern rivers and on
Steamboats, And siIllnS T66soIs and chair eArEoe1,
and SoeofnuaodatfnR terrnn s--. .'-.- -7'+''F
-SsT = 1sf7s I'll 3. DKLAPEK1H, Pref. Z
GoaRiEFs o1Ilcz, No. {, ArIDsl H6usi Buhr1DIaa
dOc4G1Y '-'-- U11 ~ 80 - - 80. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
IL Prom the Baltimore ll4lP AusFioan.,
Tn , Subject Of Postal Re norms-Im-
30 poftant Changes.

Ofthe many subjects of special interest
commended from time to time to the atteus
ton of thelAmerieau people, in the way of
administratiYe REFORMS and improvements
nothing has, perhaps, marked the progress
of the age more plainly than the great ad-
yancement made in postal matters. The
new stiSney order system, although long
In use abroad ,is just about to be brought
into use here as y most beneficial improve.
Ement on the old method of transmitting
small sums of ,moufyto5er a wide extent
country y hilse in the other changes con-
temp plated By, GphgresS at the suggestion of
the lPosEmsster GenerRl the enlightened
friends of the Government viii see that our
prdgresS is encouraging in the attempt 70
keep in the front rank of an enlightened
sdVaneemehE 81 e. .,,,.... =
1Am6ngsr these Changes, however, is one
which, in itself eminently reform, seems
10 have produced not a little alarm amongst
the many. posttnasters relied upon for an
enIis shtened cooperation in carrying qQn
ithe. bu siness of III q De part ment; and this
lexpressedl fear fs on. the score of possible
curtailment of their rates of ofeompensstion.
Nothing is. furtherlfr0m such result as
viii be learned by q brief explanation of
\ the matter fnqdestion. As the case stands
'haf present, fifty IN housands folios of tran
scripts are sehtt9 WashF6g ton each, quarter,
fr6m but f0e post of1Se6, ate snahleithf
tA1ditor 70 keep the Office accounts cor
Erectly. The reform In question proposes
TO do gssgy ,Oith AZ this-to soisimplify the
1 method, OF doiHg business. that ~ hilsttall
4 lparties are saved immehse labor aid per-
i ptexitY,s ths 9oa.peNiatipH efThs RoGtmGstsl
remains the same. hBpt perhaps the best
Hkexpianation Gf lSHhat4is contemplated il
4 ths direction fndiested can be had from
. letter addressed By Tie f ostmsstef Genera
himself CO. the GhaifdaAd Of the C6mmitts,
Lon POST lofices and and Post Fosds Of thi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
- PnrIAbl1ra1A, AZ. 2adt1sA1.

III -GkA
Hoodands dsTaaan BitteFs h4i iavst my lin, Th9rS
i1 no e e yUaehsd tor By NUMBER
of my c5rnIea bSIns Of whose names h5s appended
and Who EGfS e6gnix2ut Of all the o.
my cas-. / am, aud have been for the last touf
TcaTI n fuefibef'of ShermAn'6 eelsbrated battery
and under the immediate command Of Captain R
Ayers- Through, ,the exp9snSe attendant upon ny
Eduoui dHtiss, SAa AttHclsd In AoTenheE iast
t1o daY5 fn the hospital This was followed BY great
aebiaEy, leighespsilby an ettask Of dysenteEy.Et
10 am eify a boEFdA the s'stGtO Of HAl1O" fTon
whieh landed on the 9Sth Of June. btnee t6at TIM
have been about . low asahy one could Do ana
yas Searesiy Able to thing, and III did
force moFSel down. 1t Was INN entAtely thrown uP
again - " - 4 : -. =. -. -.
Gtomanh Life could not last under such eiF1ur1
StaneeSs and according tbs physetSnn, who hASe
reScus No fronlthS The dread Archer, Prank;
j. told me they could do no moro toF me- ana s
me 70 Sc snd g aS 5aeh
I SaG Il f 4rah advised me-
=. sSEgEH SePs e q d5& 5SqmE e. 5sSE a. Sa
EtAking them the gloomy shAdoW. OF death rSeeded'
aud 1 am nov, thank GOD brit, getting 6ettsE.
Though have taken bHt two bottles Ihsye Alreeay
sisssd Saasd ten 70 rsjs rs fFSa sSn
tlensn, am Loyal VirEi1isns iron the vicinity Of
teertAtntYof he which hAIIAkGh thD plGea otHAgna
lteAFS-to our BitterS will owe the glorious priv
egs ofagAn elASpiAg to nay bosem those Who arc the
dearest 70 ns. .tnliiG = YSEHtruIS yonrs. & q l.
L. 10000. IaAAO MAL0Nk.-
We fully concur In the truth Of the above state
uent, a. We had despaIred Of seeing eur eomrAde,
Mr.. Malone, restored 70 health. strsi EiaL
H. JOHN CUDDLRBACK, lat NeH York. $50
.6BORGH A. ACKIBH3 @. q, 15th Main0.
't LEWIS CREVApEREs, i02d E0ivFYork.
f L EBREhCkfIgt'AF AFtIHeEys Battery 7, .-rr.
II. J.B. RASEWELI, Co, b ID Vermont '-' p
II HEHRYoB.tJEROAHj do. do -
II HRNRFR RalIk6DONALD, 90. G, 9th Maine. e
II JOHNF.WKRD, Go. 3, 6th Maine. sg.ysr,
T. HERMAN R0CH, Co. H, I'D NsR York. I.-5rF
r HATHA1SIEL b. THOMAS, Co J, 96th Penn.
i. ANDRBW J. KIABAEIs %. A, sd Vermont.
T. JOHN JENKINS; 60: B, 'lOSth Penn
See thst itsil tss d u ss N. JACKSON" i :
Ine I,.o.-s-, 80, -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
HaiH guRlIgsafsr.
THE SONG ORlaRANgssoLDIERs.

70 N suEs EHD ELLNNe At E4sHHGTOH HALL.
Pno0n Ii. raafI, come sco1arsdsS, all ! I
Wen sing . song tonight;
To-morroW, when the hngleAean,
Be ready for the fight.
Be ready then with loud hurrah r.
Whea Grant IhalI yisld, the Northern SGar.sUta-a
win fade from out the
iHuHaht kuISaha kaFEaAT sEst2 1SE
BefSFis IN IN ilss the rebsi hoit;1 ssz sTH
Thsif watch nres We can see;
We laugh tohear the traitor boaIt
OfSGuthern victory : 5'1 -e 4-
Three 6beers for Grant. and one mora cheer, *
Unttl the he wOed; E,RE ERsckt C3G
&. The. blood hound on his traek.sul
az; Hurrah hnrrant hurTahI s- sf---1 :
In Freedoms cause our blades were drawn; -.
The traitor yet ShRH feel1, r
Before the day Of Pace shall dawn
How ggtTongig NoEthsrustssLg 30 ell 2 (
Three cheers for Grant, my gala Mt man, -lE q
GiSe three loud. roaring chesrHL ~ a q ~
Until the foe within hiS den
Shall trembI6 Wills he hears. Z ~
Hurfahi hUfrahI hurTahHS
Thu. far vsPe come through fire aud food j
Still further on ven press, on i..T. ID - !
Although the WSJ 6e red with blood 3 ~ u 7tn
JkS through tbe Wilderness. ~. z.,4I fnE .y
Then cheer, brave comrades, let the night T.. . .
Ring with your loud hurrahs, -.,..-- sis a...4
For Grant, Who knows 90 well TO fight,
And for the Stripes and Stars.
HuTrah hurrAh hurrAh
raEg ygE EEE % .,-t f4|&-
Our longing eyes shall yet behold Trl a..-=L (
Proud Riehm0nd's slender spires;
Our ebldFep' children will be told s us lfs r
How Nfought III cir valiant sires. s7'. -f 7.-.
Look we'll 70 cap and cartridge, too; - s.-
And as we onward pTess i,lsIs .r. 4-.-. ,Lf ...
Wen cheer for GrSnt, Who brought rs through :"
The bloody VI ildArneSS- ..f sEt- r--.-. e.. ...
Aurrahl hurrah lhurrAht
Brave soldiers Of the Lord are we,
In solid ranks We come
The Southern traitors yet shall see
+ How Hght the 'tNorthsrn gCum -
Be ready, then, with loud huTr1h,,
To battle or 70 die; -. ii
When Grant shall yield, tho Northern star
Will drop from out ths6ky. .f.'.-.i- +
/ Hurrah hurrGh thurrAh; AZ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01

Rebel Accounts or Ins sGroolEs-AverilI
Expedition TO the Virginia and
Tenn eSb ee Railroad from the Kn..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
IMPORTANT To- SOtDERslri
rhosa havino Friends in the Army

We call the attention Of All having relations or
feLdS In the army the fact that "HOohAnd's Ger
ma BitterS2 viii cure nfnetsntha Of the Diseases
Induced by exposure and prV9ttons incident 70 camp
ne In the liSts, publiahed almost daily in the
,neEspapers, ON thearrfJaI or the nek, It will be
-notieed that very large proportion are sunertn8
readily cured by HoohAnd'S German BttterS- Dis
eaSes resulting frou1 dSordera Of
ere speedily removed We have NO hesitaaon IN
our SSfdlSFS hnRdEEds Of lives might Be saved that
otherlltisa yduId b LOST - +LA-k-
We call particular attention to the following re-
mirkablO and we'll arheIfIeAtsd cure Of one Of the
nations heroes, vhoSe lhe TO uO6 own language
tiiAs been saved by- the BftteES"% -FTT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01

NO. 03l MaAISGH STREET
fI q ITSaesPdI c5lss anlaI anaI tAl1pigses'ys Is beyi
.olH ILnoIE II JONES EVANS, =
[suSssolDOE7s tSc = JeiID0a 09la cSsl3T0o asIg1I Il
BIZ sUEg IIooEd sg
PR1CEs-LaFge GiGa, .holdInE neAFly double
quantity, 81 per bottles d64Sd5 -. Small HfEA,
10 ReFhpttiss half dOSenJ sAso9 t1lY 7siEsUI ssi
8 AZ s1sl 70 fsiEs.
n ths 9Ps stats!, ard ~ AZ the pFaggiItS
H'S-s n '2-sal a. eles &c L.is leess7AJ
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-04

sand Some of the mutton is rather poor but
II Is much better than no fresh meat. What
lew horses and mules we have here have seen
as nard fare as ourselves; we have had so
llttle forage that they have had TO subsist
almost entlr. on the grass or rushes that
forms ABOUT the sole..vegetation, but we are
now unloading some grain and look for better
tunes IN tnls respect. The only wood to be
procured IS What has been washed ashore, and
procure a good armfull
The Esd, commanded by our old friend
Major Greene, landed here on the lst The
are rather small regiment now. hut st;iI
number many of our old friends, and when.
ever, after having been apart some time. We
come together again, it is almost like meetino,
somebody Trombone to fall in with the raio
liant 23d- We are now encamped about one
| quarter of mile apart CHARLIE
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-04
The BaIIafiurS for Sneaker.

The following were the exciting ballotings
for Speaker on the two evening of the Repub-
lican caucus. Mr., WEBB, after highly CON-
plimentary manifestation in his behalf, with
drew after the 4th formal ballot on Wednes-
day evening, when his vote was highest:
TUESDAY EVENING.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-04
Row SammS by HallpCk.

FITz GREENE HALEECK, nowpas, three 'coieyear
and ten whose " Marco Bozzaris " thrilled the ma
tional heart forty years ago, has appeared in prtn
after long silence, having contributed to tn
New York Ledger j poem three columns in length
entitled 8. Young America" its object being t
trace the prob able career Of the boys Of the pres
ent day Il he has not the fire Of his earlier pro
ductions. it still abounds in beauties. We extrac
the following songs with which the main poem
interpreted
Hark a bugle's echo comes,
Hark a fife is singing,
Hark the roll OF far off drums,
Through the air is ringing!
Nearer the bugle's echo comes.
Nearer the fife is singing,
Near and more near the roll of drums
Through the air is ringing.
War it is thy music proud,
Weakening the brave-hearted,
Memorles-hOpes-a glorious crowd,
At its call have started.
Memories of our sires Of old,
Who, oppression driven,
High their rainbow flag unrolled
To the sun and sky of heaven.
Memories of the true and brave
Who, at uonor's bid ding,
Stepped their country life to save,
To as TO their wedding.
Memories OF MANY a battle-plain,
Where, their life-blood flowing,
Made green the grass, and gold the grain.
Above their graYe-mOunds growing.
iIopes-that the children of their prayers,
With them in YalU- yieing,
May do Us noble deeds as theirs,
In living and in dying.
Ard make, for children yet to come,
The land OF their begueathiug,
The imperial and the peerless home
OF happiest beings breathing.
For this the warrior-path we tread,
The battIe-path OF duty,
And change, Tor cid and forest bed
Our bowers of love and beauty
Music! bid thy minstrels play
No tunes of grief or sorrow,
Let them CHI the living brave to-day,
They may wall the dead tomorrow.
The heart hath sorrows of its own,
And griets 1t wells from all,
And tears cIose-hidden from the world,
In solitude will fall,
And VIII en- It's thoughts Of agony
Upon the bosom lie,
Even Beauty in her loneliness
May pass unheeded by.
IT'S only on the happy
That she never looks i'll vain,
To them her smiles are rainbow hopes,
Newborn of summer rain,
And their glad hearts will worship her,
As one whose home is heaven
A being of brighter world,
To earth season given.
That time with me has been and gone,
And life's best music
Is but the winters wind that bends
The leailess forest Dough.
Ana L would shun, if that could be,
The light OF young blue eyes,
They bring back hours L would forget,
And painful memories.
Yet, lady, though too few and brief,
There are bright moments still,
When can free my prisoned thoughts,
Aud wing them where / will
And then thy smiles come DER my hearti
Like sanbeams DER the sea,
Aud | can bow once l bowed
When all was well with me.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-04
From * All the ear Rouud'
Too Hard upon my Aunt.

At five o'clock in the evening Of the 3lst
of December, 1919, Mr.. Twinch, Of Grosve-
nor Street, rushed into his dining room with
a packet in his hand sat down at little
Davenport writing table in the window, and
scribblcd off the following letter:
!" Ny dear Madam am delighted to say
that have been able to keep my word, and
herewith send you what you require.
With best compliments, | am,
" Faithfully yours,
pAyNIIsu Tv-rNCI
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-04

No MAN in the nation has done more to nur-
ture the arrogance and folly which resulted
in the secession movement, than Mr.. j. F. ".
DEBow, Of census and review notoriety. He
was a most devoted courtier to King Cotton,
and the unblushing defender of human sla-
very, skillfully manipulating statistics to prove
that it was source of greatness and wealth.
But even he has been compelled, by the logic
of events, to desert the cause of King Cotton.
In a late number of his Review, he announc-
ed his belief in the fallacy of the cotton the
DRY on which the South rebelled, and said
that slave labor, however it might have been,
is not now profitable. In return for this,
JEFF. Davis has imprisoned Mr.. DeBow, and
suppressed his Review.
We publish in another column, some ex-
tracts from the article which led to his i'm
prisonment.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-04

The following extract from Mr.. Stewards d.
pIomatic correspondence just published, ac-
counts for the sudden change in the policy of
the English Government, (which the fitting
out of Pirates i'll British ports was prohibit
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

New GORK, Nov 25.--Tn debate in the
robol House on the 10th inst, two OF three
very interesting points wore disclosed
The expose. by Mr.. Foote, of the fact that
tho radical secessouists are engaged in "
crusade against the rebel Vico President
Stcphons is one of the devolopcments made
on tho occasion, This war against Mr.
Stephens appears to bp extended to all re-
c0nstruoti0nists, aud Boyce, Brown, Leach
Vance, Stephens, Cobb AMI Foote aro de-
nounccd as hsodloss agihtors of dangerous
questions. Fho rehcl House Of Represen-
tatiVes, like tho GMde,loracy in general,
is House divided against itself, and can
not staud long in such tornadocs OF OK
citemont as Sherman is at present creating
Cows Brown and Vance have taken pos
tive action in opposing tho execution of
the conscript laws, Mr. Leach, of North
Carolina, takes occasion to fully endorse
tho language OF Brown, Stephens and
Bnycc, and asks to he hung with them
IN case tho Gonfodorocy dccidos they arc
dsloyal. lie dehoulioes Staples, Of Va,
as consolidationist and is in turn do
nounood by that gentleman rs feelibg
moro alarmed at tho encroaohmonts ot
tho Jeh. Davis dospotism than those of
tho enemy FOote donOuncos everybody
in general, ahd declares that this is no
tin'o 20 propose peace. Itt
Tho House passed. IN undue haste tho
Sonak's bill TO amend the law SO as to
iorco tho militia OF one State to go to the
ueiuncc 0f other States. This action has
boon taken in order to concentrate the
force OF tho Gulf Statos against Shor-
man, but he will hardly give them time
to act u"I .H-tF .s-.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
Mr.. Aahloy,a Address to the soldiers.

Our readers viii find In this issue nm ad.
droet of tho Hon. }, NJ. Ashley TO tho Rol-
dicrs OF this Congressional District. We
ask for this address careful reading by
those who hayo soma, brothers, husbands
or fathers in the army, who gave their votcs
lur that gentleman. Romomher that in him
they have friend to whom, in after fife,
they may with safety apply for the redress
of wrong or tho vindcation Of their rights.
Every truo Unidh man throughout tho
country has great roason to thank tho
brave soldiers for turning tho lido of the
Congressional contest in this District mud
thwartihg the Infamous schemos of wicked
aud designing men, who would stoop to
any trcachcry ohd viIlainy, in order to
place in Congrces an enemy to tho hest
intcrcta Of our country in tho place of Mr.,
Ashley, Tho most abo aud fearless advo.
cate Of our couniry's ca,Isc, and tho true
and abiding friend of the Union soldiers
and all ltionds OF Freedom Brgm Press
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
THE OHIO FARMER
is GOING RIGHT ALONG


And tho rurtl public, who arc all Interested in
the cause for which we labor, are respectfully in
vitod to take notco that wo call upon them to do
their duty to old and tricd friends, by giving us
the aid aud encouragement TO which we arc'ontled
for steady advocacy Of their liShts ana for frl
nshing them tue earliest aud most reliable intclli-
gnnOe upon Inatters which rol@to to their business.
In these tunes ~ excitement AMI tuciuatOn u the
markets, Farmers should stuly the CONNER eial
bearings ol their business as well ~ the practical
Rrts Of production, which every Farmer should
know. Upon the genet,t subject of iu ai he
Ttau AGRlCULTuRE. llatfg. s
The Oito t,tnssr furnishes reports 0C the prac-
tees Of the best Farmers in THO Norll, and ospc-
c!ally these ~ the region where il has tae largest
IIORTICUI IFUR&L e,el
Department is enriched by thu writings Rud OK
pcrences Of the mast sktlliul Orch ARTISTS q lrdea
ers, Florists, Vine Dnssers, &c. upoe tho great
FARM STOCK ao
we devote especial attention, SO that tho raising
aud care of Catue, II rises, Sheep Swine, Poultry,
&C., is considerable feature in tho Osiv klIrsacr
TIE APlARlAN y r.s.f ..a
Will fnd many matters ofiutercst relating 10 the
management Of Bees N their season
POULTRY AND BIRDS itH'
Arc not overlooked, as All important branch Of Farm
~ - DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT., ~ 81
C9ntaips @1ny things particular useful TO House
t'i # THE ElRESlDE 1lHI'a'
We always have Il variety oi Instructive aud en-
teytItuing reading, an also a great variety OF a
E. MISCELLANEOUS
Character, sNiled IL all tastes and conditions of
liCU. In tbs Djpartmnpt of
Gt NEWS
Tha Osio Fsrrler contains roliable sImmlry OF
the mast inpataNt eScats af tue dAy, ..-.t..S n.
MI OUR MARKET REPORTS
Ofthc current anil prospecNse prices OF Wual,
Cattle, Produce, No., an Acknowledged 10 be The
mast truthful and reliable of Any paper in tile
country. BY watching! these reports, many Farm.
ers have saved 10 themselres h0ndreds of dollars
in the disposal Of teir WOOL, crops, &c. ,..-i.,
Finally, NC cali uIAn all who deSire the pros
pcrity or'the Agricultural ihtSreSt of the West, to
show their friendship for chat interest by giving n
hearsy sappnrs 10 the only paper in OhiO ami the
whole negion Of the Midi West, which is devate& 10
this cause. Other papers. may be III caoUgh in
their plaee, but they have no special claim for pat
ronage upon the farmersof Ohio, Who shoull sup
part their own agricultural Papcr bck,re going
Nhroad lar ane less adaptod D. their particular
Reeds, aud loss watchhl of theis particular a,er-
estss The friends of the Ono Faraer are respect
fuliy requested IA invite their tricnds aud aeighbuTs
10 htc0nlc subscribers Al ti
The subscription price 90 the OHIO Fpnsr Is only
SO year, and al thc alme rate for aily shoFtse
P,e1od, faymsnt alSSys in advance. raiIl
AllIeSs OHIO FARMER.
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
MiprBLMAcKir

Z : Apparently. thu, nbovc individual has
e'lhsiJqd to lis level, or gopc So far UP
z Salt nigor that lie il beyond all oo,umuns
anliop with Tho eiviIiaed world. Scarcely
4 anyone 'aontioua, orRccms 10 tllink Of him.
= Tlm lato4l report tlat VIZ hayc sccu Of ha
: probable lmop6meuia! was statement that
sle was about 70 hoad a delegation Of Peace
Democrats. for vsit to Richmond, to ns-
certain, probably, what terms Jcil Davis
s-ssaul,l graat To this "a Dvernfneuk we zoe
il stated that thure IN negative evidence to
show Chat tho "cStmsuiahcd Individual, I"
wblfso name oMls this item, il just fitted
tohead apeaco yisit.to Riebmond,-on tho
ground that az no liza boon triod for almost
everything elAe, and found failfc, hc
AeSthe aticd tr this. AZ his warllc
Wsit to ticlimond' proved an egrcgrious
nihtne, ihcnast tlliug' which would natu
iTIly aWsgcst, +stif .ora iraii of his gcnius,
Nhpld lie rcNNeblc visit i, tho same d.
rnction, Ne await Official adyices of bis
cclcbt1isdHiprwdr,l movement ,la
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hands for Sale.

A FARM in Ncwburgh, of about 200 acres, n
IA whole or in part. Also some very valuable
wood lots. .iHe tt
One house and lot on PittsburS street. One va
cant lot on Cherry street. t4
In Wood county, Freedom township, northeast
half of northeast quarter Of scc'ioi1 10, 80 acres:
northwest qulr'or OF section 10, 100 acres; south
east half of the southeast quarter of soction II,
80 acres Price Of those sections, Ss 50 per acre .
Also, the southwest quarter of section 81, I6O
acres, Mt fifteen dollars per acre. s1
Address, if "a 80 A. l.. M@URDYt
3la No. 323 Perry street, Cleveland. Ohio