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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-03
Ayers Ague Cure.
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FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
intermittent Fever, or Fever and Aguc, Re.
mittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical Headache or Bilious Headache,
aud Bilious Fevcrs; indeed, for the whole
class of diseases originating in hillary de-
rangemeut, caused by the malaria of nj
asmatic countries.
Fever and Ague is not the only consequence OF
the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of disor-
dcrs arise from its irritotion in maarous districts
among which are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout
Headache, BGndncss, Toothache, Eamehe, OOtarrh,
Asthma PalpitaGon, Painful Affection Of the Splceu
Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Golc, Paralysis
aud Derangcment of the Stomach, all of which,
when originating in this cause, put on the iutcrmiI
tent type, or become periodical. THIS "CuRE" eN-
p,ls the poison from the blood aud thus cures them
al alike. II is not ooly the mdst eTyctdal remedy
ever discovered for this class Of complaints, but it
is the cheapest, and moreover It is perfectly safe.
No harm can arise from its use, aul the patient
when cured is left as healthy as it he had never
had the disease Can this be said of any other
cure for Chins and Fover9 It is true of this, aud
its importance to those afflicted with the complaint,
cannot be over estimated. So sure is it to cure the
Fever and Agus, that it may be truthfully sid to
be a certain remedy. One dealer complains that
it is not good msdeiu2 to sell, because one bottle
cures a whole ucghborhood.
Prepared by DH, j. q. AyBR & Co., Lowell,
Mass, and sold by Peck and Hamilton, Perrysburg.
At Wholesale by c. West, Toledo. 2Ii
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LOCAL BREvITEEs.

--THE School Examiners hold their session to-
day at West Ailgrove.
THE recent rains we have had, were much
ueeded for the fall-sown wheat.
TINS next term of the Court Of Common Pleas
commences on the 18th inst. next Tuesday a
week.
On Saturday last, the 2sth ult., we had the
first fall of snow of the 1t quite slight
however.
20. F. BurToN of Bowling Green, is disposing
ofhis large stock of goods quite rapidly. We adj
wise readers in that vicinity to call if they
wish to secure their winter supply at good bar
gains.
we learn that Captain j. i. CURRY will
shortly leave for the pine regions of Michigan, to
take charge of large pinery, and he offers his
lands near Tontogany at very reduced rates if ap-
plication be made soon.
-SEvHRAL sharp, cutting frosts, more entitled
to the appsllation Of young SHOWS" have recent
ly visited this locality. We trust they will give
death-b'ow = Il Q acu which hrs been so reva-
lent, as we'll as 10 verdurc anil vegetation.
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The Wood County Roll of Honor.

With this issue complete the publication of
the list of soldiers from Wood County. We shall
at any time hereafter, chcerfuly make any correc-
tions that may be pointed out to US by any of our
readers,
correspondent writes us that there never was
q George Crops who enlisted from Portage Town
ship. CHARLES f. CREPs enlisted from that
township in Coo, of the 2lst O. VI. He died at
Prcstonburg, Ky. In the year 1854, his father, Jo-
sEPH A. CREPs, also enlisted from that township
in Company II, of the 9th o. VI. He also had
a son, JOHN D. CREps, who enlisted from Washing
ton Township in the Same regiment and company.
He died in Columbus, Ohio.
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Still retains its precedence and great popularity,
and after undergoing gradual improvements for
period of thirty years, is now.pronounced by the
musical world to be unsurpassed and even nm
eqaled in richness, volume and purity Of tone, du-
rability and bheapness. Our new scale, French
action, harp pedal, iron frame, over-strung bass,
seven octave, rosewood pianos, we are selling
cheaper by from 500 to $500 than the same style
and finish are sold byany othei, first class makers
in the country. Dealers and all in want of good
pianos invited to send for our descriptive Cat
alogue, which contains photographs of our differ
cut styles, together with prices. No one should
purchase piano without seeing this Catalogue.
Medals almost without number, have been award
ed to the Grovesteen Piano, and at the Cei,brctcd
Worlds Fair, though put in competition with
others from all parts of Europ, and the U. s., it
took the highest award.
Established 1881 Grovesteen Co.,
13zz 400 broadway, New York.
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Dr. ToIbo,t,s Pills.

Composed OF highly concentrated extracts from
roots and herbs Of the highest medicinal value, in-
fallibe in the cure of all diseases of the Liver OF
any derange ement of the Digestive Organs. They
remove all impurities of the Blood, and are un-
equaled in the cure of Diarrhea, Jaundice, Dyspcp-
sa, Scrofula, Billiousness, Liver Complaint, Fe-
yer Complaint, Fevers, Headache, Piles, Mereurial
Diseases, Hereditary Hum1rs. Dose, for adults,
one pillin the morning children half pill. From
one to three pills viii cure ordinary cases, and
from one to three boxes will cure any durable case
of no matter how long standing Price 81 90 per
box. Trade supplied or sent by mail.
Y.MOTT TALBOT, NJ. D., a. CO.,
7zz 49, 62 Fulton Street, n. Y.
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CARD.

EDITOR JOURNAL: In reply to many letters and
inquiries from people in this section Of the country
the undersigned take great pleasure in saying
through the columns Of your paper, that our re-
nONned preparation known as GOES DYSPEP-
STA CURE, is a certain cure for Dyspepsia, in its
worst stages. Many eases Of long standing, with
in our own acquaintance, have been completely,
aud we believe permanently cured. IL will stop
distress after eating, almost instantaneousy aud
enables the dyspepdc who has lived for years upon
Graham bread and the panest diet, to eat as
heartily as he peases, and anything he chooses,
without danger of distress, souTing, or rising
the stomach. 1t is an infailible coTector OF
indigestion and constipation creates a healthy ap-
petite, stops sick headache, heartburn, sickness
at the stomach, pains, cramps, or coli, in either
stomach or bowels, and sweetens offensive breath
so suoa as you take it, aud by enabling the pa
tient to take plenty Of hearty food, (Which is the
parent of health" produces vgor, strength and
energy. In every trial we have known it has
speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with all its attend
ant suifcrings weaknesses, debility, aud loss Of
power, giving instead, u proper activity and tone
to tile stomach and organs Of digestion, as
confidently believe and as tho published cer-
tifoates in our circulars, almanacs, and in many
of the leading Journals, rom eonYaiescent patients
will confirm, completely, permanently, and al
most mirac1lously "cure the worst case of Dys-
pepsia in existence" We warrant ii il in every
instance. II be obtained at all the brng Stores
in the United States and Canadas, at One Dollar
per bottle, or six bottles for five dollars.
ca. CLARK 4 CO., Proprietors,
40yl New Haven, CT.
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CHIRIouI IMAGEs.-We have had the pleasure
of examining quantity of gold received by DR..
]. c. Aver & Co., from Honduras, in payment for
thir medicines, which are extensively sold through
out Central America. Among massive crosses,
bracelets and chains, are the rude images which
have been taken from the graves of the Chiriqui
chiefs-birds turtles, serpents, bugs and reptiles
done in solid gold. They carryus back b yond his
toric times, to periods and places where barbarism
reigaed supreme. They seem to come here now in
m ite appeal from the winding sheets of their an
cestor, to ask tor the simple Indians in the noun
tains, mdical protection from cultivated skill,
against diseases which gather them up in too early
graves. Ignorant and unlettered as they are, they
have learned of the white man enough to know
where to apply for relief, and what will bring it,.
Our well known towhsmen, above named, inform
us that they require their remitances from foreign
countries now to be made in silver and goIG.-
Lo,eeH .Nuss. Sentinel.
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SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICES.
ponecs.s pms.

An easy purgauvc that leaves tho system in a
state or hcAlthtu Regularity; purely Vegetables
thcv eau be taken in amy weather at any time " All
out danger OF evil consequences. aud they always
operate IN the same pleasant and thoruugh mauucr.
Families that havc tried thcm constantly keep a
box on hand and recommend thcm To their neigh
bprs. 81 that IN this way they have become more
extensively used than any other cathartc.
AS sickness invariably attacks its victim when
the bowels are consdpated, these who have re-
course to Rnback's Pills at thc proper time, nacd
have no fear OF aess, tor those excellent pills all
ways create the desired action on the system.
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shrewd Counterfeiting.

1t is stated that counterfeuers of the new fity-
C mt national notes have adopted shrewd plan.
The counterfeit is good one, and apt to deceive
good judges but order the more eectuaily to de-
ceve, they have spe.t the word designated" on
the right corner, 'disignated on of the notes
thus leaving many persons under the impression
That all counter(ets so spelt and easily detect
ell. This is all mistake, and but very few of the
notes have this mispellng on them.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Sale of Real Estate--Elizabeth Gundy.
Forfeited Land Sale-George N. Parsons.
Straved Cattle-John Mckee.
Wood Cutters Wanted H. Draper.
Road Notjce-Many Petitioners.
Road Notice-Walter Whitmore.
Executors Notice-James +. Chilcote.
Executors Notice-M. B. Tracy.
Road NOtice--Jacob Bretz.
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Perrysburg Church DIRECTORY.

xTHoDIsT EPIsroPAL--Rev. 7. N, Rarkdul Pastor
Services each Sunday at 1880 AN. and PM
RrsBvrRRiAx-Rev. q. A. Adams, Pastor. Services
each Sunday at 1890 An. Sabbath School and Bible
Glass at IL NJ.
;ERxAN MErHoDIsT-Rev. g. swinetorth. Pastor. Serv
ices each alternate Sunday AZ 1880 All.
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WOOD COUNTY ROLL OF HONOR.

of soldiers and Ma
rines from wood Coumty who have
been i'm the Military Service OF the
Initcd states. during the War for
the Preservation of the Union.
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WulsKEEs! W1IsKRRs lido y0u want Whis-
kers or Moustaches1 OurGrecian Compound will
force them 10 grow on tue smoothest face or chin,
or hair on bald heads, 10 six eks. Price, 81 90.
Sentby mail anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt
Of price!
Address, WARMER & CO., Box, iSs, Brooklyn.
New York 43yl
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-03

The Bridal Cham5er, an Essay Of warning
andnstructi,n for young men published by the
Howard Association, and sent free Of charge. in
sealed envelopes. Address, Dr. J, SKLLH
Houonros, Howard Assoelatian, Philadelphia
Penn.y ylvania. 42yl
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DR.. n. X ENY ON,
sURGEON-DENTIsT,

OfFice over Anen'S store,
MAUMEE CITY, ONO,
prepared 10 do all classes of work In Ientistrv
| on the nDst approved principles Of the Pro.
fossiOrf.
n. B.--FuIl sets Of Teeth at $50, warranted to
give sllisfactiun in every particular.
,Chloroform administered ia the sxtraction of
Teeth when dosired.
D,cayel Teeth Filled er Esiraeied. o.z
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VEBSTER TOWNSHIP.

Autman Martin.
Aultnan George, @ ls9th inf.
Banks James, X 21st inf. ''
Biddle Sidney, l. 81 cav.
Btson Henry, D I'D inf.
Brewster Norman, Sd cav.
Burke Samuel, k 2lst inf.
Baser Henry, D 72d inf.
Canfcll Siias, 21st inf.
Canfeld George, X 21st inf.
Ciemments Henry, 2lstin
Cayrl Willard, X 2lst inf.
Cayri Alonson B. 2lst inf.
Cayrl Freeborn II, A 100th inf.
Carey Lucus, k 2lst inf.
Davidson Robert, H 9Th inf.
Davidson Thomas, 2lst inf. . ~.
Drumheller Aaron, G Sd cav.
Drumhellor David, G lS9th inf.
Eggleston George, A Tooth inf.
Forrest Robert, X 2lst inf.
Forrest Robert G 1S9th inf.
Forrest John s, X 2lst inf.
Forrest James A. X 21st inf.
Forrest VIM, X 2lst inf
Forrest James X 2lst inf.
+ Forrest Alexander. X 2lst inf. a
Forrest Thomas, X 2lst inf. ,.s.
Forrest Wm. X 2lst inf.
Fox Henry, X 2lst inf.
Finley Thomas, 2lst inf.
Finley Joseph, d I'D inf.
Freeman john, L Sd cav. s5-a.
Grener John, L Sd cav. s77H g.a
0rener George, l. 3D. cav. itaI3.
Gains Milton. ~. I'D pa
Gray VIM, II 2lst inf. fse-
Hornback J II. X LIST cav.
Householder Robert A Tooth inf.
Householder Alfred. 81 art.
Householder Adam, ID art.
Huy Byron, ID art.
Harris Henry, I'd art.
Kinds Adam, l. 2lst inf.
Hathaway Isaac, k 2lst inf.
Hathaway George, X 2lst inf.
Hathaway Samuel X 2lst inf.
Hart Homer, "a art
HolbTOOk AlOnsOh, 2lst inf.
Harris Henry, ID art.
Harris Elisha, X 2lst inf.
Inman James, X 2lst inf.
Jolley Abram, Hath inf.
Loomis David, X 2lst inf.
Lee Thomas, B ll1th inf.
Laman John, lllth inf
Laman Christopher, 2lst inf.
Muir John, Il 81 cav.
Muir John ID, X 2lst inf.
Muir John, Tooth inf.
Muir James, X 2lst inf
Mcintyre A G. X 2lst inf.
Muir VIA, e is9th inf.
ordwAy 5, 2lst inf.
Place James, 10th cav.
Priest Richard, b lllth inf.
Pember Henry, X 2lst inf.
Penibcr Wesley, X 2lst inf.
pembT James. X 2lst inf.
Philo VIM, ID llth inf.
Philo Fritz, G % cav.
Pember Thomas, @ ls9th inf.
Robinson Charles, L Sd cav.
Reid James, d 72i inf
Reid Arrkabie, d 72l inf.
Sterling Julius, X 2lst inf.
Shanks George, X 2Ist inf.
ShaDks VIM, X 2lst inf.
Smith Z, X 2st inf.
Spley Jacob, L 81 cav.
Sipley Augustus L 3d cav.
Stewart james, x 2lst inf.
Stewart John, X 2tst inf.
Stewart Robert, B Goth inf.
Scott VIM, 81 cav.
Scott George, l. 81 cav.
Scott Dofnis, X 2Ist inf
Stllwel jefferson. X 2lst inf.
Smith John, @ lS9th INF,
StClair Samuel, II 10Th inf.
Thompson Aaron, X 2lst inf
Weddell WIN, X 2ist inf
Walker jesse. x 2lst inf
Zirnmcrmn Daniel, X 2lst inf.
Zimaerman George X 2lst INF.
Ximnsrmln Milton A l01tl lnf.
zimmerman l-aac, "a art.
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Bailey VIM ], X 1llth inf.
Blackborn Charles, G lS9th inf.
Brge Henry, b S2d inf.
Beltz Frederick, B 1921 inf.
Briunn James, + Tooth inf.
Boyse George, B 1921 inf.
Bush John, G 1S9th inr.
Crngo John, ll1th inf
Crossmau Lewis, b lS9th inf.
crossman Peter, II 37th inf,
Dean David 5, q lS0th inf.
Davenport Frank, G lllth inf.
Defentaler Anthony, B lS9th inf.
Easton Giles, G 1s9th inf.
Ferguson John, E 72d inf.
Ferguson Thomas. g 1S9th inf.
Furry Jacob II, Il I'D inf.
Furry George, G lS9th inf.
Facer James, g llth inf.
Freeman Alonzo, L Tooth inf.
Finch George ", + Tooth inf.
Fikncr Adam, G 1S9th inf.
Grass George, I'd Ky.
Getz Michael j 1921 inf
Green VIM, Z 9th inf.
Homer Thomas, X lilth inf.
Hover II II, G .lS9th inf.
IIarr John, X lllth inf.
Haines Sanford +, X lllth inf.
Haines Niles s, + I'D inf
Haiues Caleb, G lS9th inf.
lIarpel Phillip, G 9th inf
1arpel James, 6Sth inf.
Hamlnton VIM H, r 1S2d inf.
Ish Frederick, G lS9th inf.
Ish Jacobs, G lS9th inf
jackson Sherman, Il 72d inf
johnson Benz II, G l89th inf.
Jeifery Isaac, G lS9th inf.
Kurfees VIM, X 1llth inf.
LaFerre VIM A, A 1924 inf.
Lushcr David, G lS9th inf.
Lusher Samuel, + I'D inS.
LaFerre James II, G lS0th inf
Moore Jacob, lllth inf.
Moore Joseph, 25th inf.
McLargn James, G 2lst inf.
McLargin Frederick, G 2lst inf.
McLargiu Daniel, b 25th inf.
McCarty Silas, L Tooth inf.
Miller Jacob, B lS9th inf.
McAllster Daniel, navy.
Norton Washington, B 9th inf.
Norton Erastus, b 9th inf. Il
Norton Momer, G 1881 inf.
Oles james.
Plricls Jacob, B 1S2d inf.
Rood Demetrius, G I'D inf.
Roberts G ii, B l2Sth inf.
Smith Herbert, F AID inf.
Shook John, G 1S9th inf.
Shure George, H 25th inf. '
Sanders VIM, B lS0th inf.
Stanford Henry, B 1924 inf.
Snyder Samuel, R 1924 inf.
Suder Jacob, Ill lth inf.
Tyler Warren, B 9th inf.
Waegoner Joseph, G 1s9th inf.
Waggoner Isaac, X lllth inf.
Waggoncr Henry, l1ith inf.
WaggQner George, G lS9th inf.
Waggoner Jonathqn, & 199th inf.
Waggoner Barnabas, G l89th inf.
ir inf
WynOn Charles; G 1llth inf.
Williams John w, L lllth inf. atg
Waner Gopher, A l4th inf.
Waner Levi S, A 18th inf.
Waner James b, B 9th inf.
Waner Samuel w, 1S9th inf.
Winchester Eugene, navy.
Winchester Charles, navy.
Young Jacob, B 1S9th int. n.
Young John, B lS9th inf.
Young Andrew, b 1S9th inf. A---A e.
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wood County official directory.
JUDICIARY oFPrcrps.


The different mails leaving the Postofce at Perry
urg close punctually as follows:
Southern Mail lO:lo \. NJ.
Northern Mali 4:l0 7. NJ.
cmse will be open from A NJ to I'm.
r. P0MERoY, p. NJ.
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IACKsON ToWNNIIIp.


Anger G A s, G ilsih inf.
Beaver Geo w, lllth inf.
Cox VIM A, 10th cav.
Davis Solcn.
Ferguson John, n 1llth inf.
Ferguson Allen S, l. list heavy artillery.
Ferguson James NJ, l. fst heavy art.
Ferguson James, l. lst heavy art.
Ferguson Samuel N, h 18th inf.
, Gray Nelson.
Hackett VIM C. d lrlth inf.
Kline Albert, B 1llth inf.
Kline Henry, u 1llth inf.
Mitchell Aaron II, G. 2lst inf.
Mitchell Robert, |. lst heavy art
Myrcc Thomas, d l24th inf.
Ruff Jesse, L LIST heavy art.
Richardson Charles w, @ 10th cav.
Randall Jacob.
Richardson Leland, B 57th inf.
Scott Milton.
Scouton Andrew h, b 55th inf.
Tyner James, G 2lst inf.
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The Oldest Regulator for Females.

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i. Girls or Women who suffer frnm irreRulari-
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N. III. CALLARD,
Agent for the E'henix Insurance Co.a
OF Hartford, csnn,
sg-Polieiss issued promgily,
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Hardware,
CPOcAkery,
Glassware.

Those wishing topurchasc anything in this line
will find II to their advantage to pay my Store visit
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention of the
public is respectfully invited to my extensive stock
feeling assured it will be tmo proftably speat.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-24
An Order frpmTGen. Terry.


NEW York, August 1S.-Tho Tri-
bdne's' Washington special says tho
existence of considerable dissatisfac-
lion among the troops in the Depart
mept Of Virgmia, in regard to their
rotention if tlic service, las rendered
an order from General Terry on the
subject necessary. Many of the mon
argue that thoy enlisted only for the
war, and now that il is virtually on :
dcd, they are justly entitled to dis
charge, from the scr,fcc, q
Genertl Terry defines the term
"during the war" as being while a
necessity for a military force created
by the present rebellion shall continue
tV exist, and that the necessity will
continue until the States recently in
rebellion return to their former rela-
tions to the National Government.-
While General Terry appeals to the
troops of his command not to sully
their great aud well=earucd reputation
by misconduct, he also reminds them
of the existence Of military law, and
gives them to understand that the
crimes of descrtion and insubordina-
tion will DE ID Severely panislied as if
the troops were still engaged in an ac,
tive campaign. H.l % '"-' 81.
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To Farmers who Think.
The farmers home is to great extent q
community within ITSELF and its inmates
must seek for their Information for ihemselveS
hence, the farmers hmily is bound to read,
because il has not the opportunity ofthe city,
or town, where the lecture ROOM the court
the walking takers, the numerous churches,
the rapid movements oftrade, etc, supply to
some extentthe place Of frcading.
The farmer himself is bound to read, be-
cause his interests Are involved with interest
of the State and county which are constantly
doing something which affects him and his
children, and il Is the newspaper--the politi7
cal neAspaper--which informs him, If he
win read, Of the changes Of the laws Of his
State aud county, as well as as the time when
the officers and.the court act upon these laws.
This Is information which he must h O., IA.
own welfare compels him to have il and IL
he docs not take the paper containing this
information, he must borrow from his neigh
horror eIse ride to'thc codnty scat and ask
tor the news. Whereas, when he takes the
paper be hNs the Information in print togcth-
or with large amount of other interesting
matter. llb journey 70 tho county scat, ifhC
wants any Information, must cost him his
tiuir, aud not less than half dollar, while
his, paper Is 81 so per year, will cost him less
than five cents per week--lcss than his to-
bacco, less than his cigars, lcss than any thing
he buys or can buy. Yetwe have men scold.
ing about the price Of a newspaper.
Now, we would like you to ask any man,
farmer, where he can get the same
amount Of information which he needs, and
the same amount of amusement for his chill
dren, for roua CENTS per week, that he can
get in his own political county newspaper
II can't he done. u Is the best aud cheapest
friend that enters the farmers door,. will
not those farmers who know ;his to be q fac,,
cndeavor 10 impress this upon their neigh.
bors, who do not consider the matter7 ~