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wood County OfFieiai Directory'
nrn1cIAnY orricERs.
Perrysburg ChurCh directory.

s,.-roD,.r Rr,scopAt,-Rev. r. N. Rarkiui Pastor.
servIces each Sunday at l0:ae An. and I'M
q. A. Adams, Pastor: Services
each Sundsy at 1880 An. Sabbath school anu bioe
Class at 70 n.
av,u.S NKrunpt~r--Rev. c. Swineforth Pastor. Serv'
ices each alternate Sunday a; lO:jO Az.
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DvIexnte 40 Christian CommIssio

Rev. r. N. Rarkdull, pastor Of the Psrrysburg
", y. Church, Ieft for the South On Wednesday
last as delegate 10 the Christian Commission.
webeIieve he goes 70 the vicinity 9f Chattanooga.
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wnIsKERsi wHIsKERs Do YOU want Whis
krrs or Mnustaches Our GrecAn Compound Will
force them ~ grow un the sinooihest face chin,
or hair on bald heads IN six weeks. Price, VI 90.
Sent BY mail Noywhrre, closely sealed, on receipt
Address, WARNER s Co, Box, ios, brooklyn.
New York. t3yl
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The RsIt nsc6sg Of ths Lyesup wiz be Asad
q ths AiKh sehsei rOoR, on Friday evening next.
Tee following gSestiop wiz be disssssed,
'sttssolved. 3hns the FTeseRsn OF tho South
sheuld nat beeqloniled."
The ppblie are Invited.
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Wheat in IIIinois and Indiana is reported
as looking finely. and in Indiana thers Is
an,unusually wide breadth Of Winter wheat
The weetller is very favorable Tor sowing
Spring whgat. Fruit buds are sound
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The Spanish Minister Of Colonies ssu'
mates the exPsgsSs OF tue san Domingo
war at 2OO, ,OO0, 400 reals. bebldss !ae ,~.s
bas occaHioned ae6vjt OF l0O,00g. 900 IN
tho revenue oi C06d. =
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.InR WORK.

The space occupied by ten lines, or less, OF this
SEsd tvpe counts une square. =,
s-Sy- Attorneys are Held RRsf0NsIBEE for all
advertisements handed in or authorized by then,
and for the publication Of all Sheuis Sale notices,
the writs for which they or'ler out. .y
All TRANSIENT and LEGAL ADVERTISE
MENTS. Nusr BE pATnIS ADykScE-
II. =. CHAPLIN. Publisher JOURNAL.
Pcrrysburg, Sept. 20, lsei. )
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NrOrlCE is n reby given, that have bfen ap'
N neinted Auctinnesr Or " 0ode copnty, Ohio,
by the Court of Canmon Pieas, ~ said county and
tia, any persons hereafter held saei,on fa"s ~
ssics. vii; Sc held Isr,lly re4popSibie thetetpr.
lam prepared al al hmss plaelead salfs ~ Anv
nArt III fhe c6nnts. epi oTlors ad1esSe1 81 ms A
Psrsysbusg, viii reesye itepp = y z. I. .....x
Persysbgrg March y. tyss Y !. q led,
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EUREKA PILLS.
Try Thcmi Try Thasni TRY One uoxi
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS

AAANsAAt - AA-N-AN - 80 -"-~-N
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS!
Purely Vegetable.
A Good Family Physician.
Cures Liver complaint.
Cures DyapOpsia.
Cures Nervous or Sick Headache.
An inf,llibe remedy for Seat Worms. They
never fail in destroying Worms that constantly
aillict ihe Children.
sure remedy for Fevcrs, if takcn in the carly
stages.
Each Isox Contains 81 Pills.
Try one noxi Send 25eeuts, and we will send
by Nail; or send 81, and We will end one dozen.
). LEWIS, 81 Nassau Strect.
Box, 3,aql.
For reference to the Rev. SIR. Halliday, Indian.
apolis; Rev. Mr.. Smelling, Chicago.
AL nrdcrs from the trade must be addressed Il
DEMAS BARNES & CO., 81 Park Row, New
York tF- 43m
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sIxoUIAR PRArRR.-It is said that min.
lister in a neighbVripg town, while praying
not long since, got of tho following with
civil aud military. -
l.pdl EspeoiaIIy n y ID cease saoog % 3, Oh, siil
GERS; but, % Lord, If they are determined
TO get drunk, IN spite Of all warnings to
the contrary wo beEeech tlel not to per
nit tlismoM 20 go dra,k az eDs time !'
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Persons who wish 10 enjoy the above 'isxury,"
viii Do weli 10 read The notice Of W. j. Hitch
coch, among our neH embellishments,
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lxplAnArolss, January Iith, 1852.

IxDI AnArOfIs, January IIlh5 Ibbz.
DR. G. W. RpBAcK; Dear Sir;-FeelRg under
great obligations y, you for the great benefit re-
ceved from using your truly eelenratod Scandi-
navian Remedies, the Blood farl1er ana Ilhs,
viii give yoa the .follORing statement Of my
case, that yoa may pablish II for the benefit Of
those similarly afflicted. sl.. u - ~.
Il wak severely attacked with fevor and ague in
1855 aud tried several physicians, who gave me
M permanent relief during tirye years uisTsalter.
Ioing discouraged with their renFts D break II hp
50 that il woDld not return, determined 70 Try
bought Of Il. Browning four bottles Purihsr
and few boxes Pills aud giving them thorough
trial according 10 directions, was perfect
,,,rad. and have egsr since been able 10 pursue
my occupation Of engin,er at the wooien Factory
sfMr Guyscndprf. whers any one Is al liberty ts
call on me for further PaTleulAIs.
ssi JOHN ROWLAND.
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II is no misfortune for a nice young lady
to loose her good name, il nico young
gentleman gives her better.
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DR TOBIAS, yExETIANI HORSE LINZ

DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN. HORSE LINZ
MENT.--ln pint Bottles, price nifty cents
$40 MAIN ST., HARTFoRD, Conn
DIR. Tobias: Dear Sir-I have been in the livery
business for the last twenty years, and during that
time have used all the yarions nments and lotion
Of the day, but never have ionnd an article equal
10 your Venetian Horse Iinineat. have fairly
tested il Oh my horses in distemper, sprains, cuts,
caIks, swellings OF the glands, &e., as also for
rheumatism on myself, aud have always found
i an invaiusbls remedy -
Respectfully yours. .. LlTCHFIELD
Sold by all Druggists.s Ofhees 81 Corqtiend
Street, New-York. 4Sd'
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How rnE DEyIL Losr.-A young n vi WHO
ardently desired wealth, was visited by his
Satanic Majesty. whotempted him to prOn-
e his so oGl for eternity If hc 'uld be sap
piled on this earth with all the money he
could us,. The bargain was 0ancluded;
the devil was 20 supply the money, and
was al last to have the soul. unless the
Young man wanted moro money than the
devil could furnish. Years passed away.
the man married, was extravagant VA his
living, bailt palaces. spcculated dely,
Inst AID gave away fortunes, and yet hIs
Golfers were always full. lie turnot poll
ticam, aHl bribed his way 10 power anil
fan.s, without reducing his pile 0f gold.
lie became a iilibuster, and iitied out slips
aud armies, but his banker llOnored all his
drafts lie was sent 10 Sc Paul TO live ana
paid the usual rates Of interest OH all the
money he conld borrow but though the
devil mado wry faces when he caulo TO pay
the bills, yet thoy were all pail, Ole ex.
pelient after another failedi the deYl
! counted the time two years, that he must
wait for the soul. and mockol the eitorts ol
the ,lespairing man. Que more trial was
resolved upon-lhe rnan started newslla
perl The devil growled al tho blk at ~
end af the first quarter. was savage IN si'
nrnsths, melancholy in nine. aud broke
1 ,.xlead broke! at the end Of the year. -
| thc newspaper went down, but the sou
was saved.
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A DMINtSTRATRIX'S NOTICE. Nollep q
~ hereby given that have this deg essn 20.
of r. l. Eagle late'of Wood county, ohio, dectan--
ed. All persons interested will govern hsnseitea
accordingly.
March 10th, 1865. fIds
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10 CorrespOnacnts.


WehaTe on hapd several communications which
We are compelled to defer until next week.
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ADyIcR TO Ilirls, do you want 70
get married, aud gs4 good hasbandsg II
so, cease 10 act Ike fools. Don't take prt.e
in saying you never do housework, Fever
cooked a pair Of chickens, never made a
bed, and so on. Doiit turn W. your prot
ty noses at honest industry; never tell your
iriends that you're pSl obliged 10 work.
When ydu go shorping, never take your
mother with you 70 carry the bundle.
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PORTAGE TOWNSHIP

We arc indebted J. Dautcrman, Esq, for
the following report ofthe vote vote cast on Mon
day last, in Portage township. The Union men
elected their ticket without difficulty: s-fr
JusrTcE OF the PEAcE-Robert McMahon, 9Oi
J. L. Roller, 2.
TREAsuRER Jacob Eberly, 60; J. Huber, 81.
CLEsK--Robert Mcmahon, 20; w. Tribley, 2s.
TRisrREs--Janies Teilur. 81; A. L. stephens,
Uampsbire. 29; W. II. Carothers, 2s; ). Patterson,
%; l.. Long, Ii; j. Huber, 81 w. Amos, 3; J.
Conklin, ?.
CoSsT TABLE-D. weaver,72; T. J. Vosburg, 81;
J. Jarvis .2S; J. N. Harrison II;
AssrssoR.-D. Weaver, T7jJ. X. Harrison, Ii |;
L. A. Hubbard, L.
ISFiRMARY.- For Infrmary, 81 Against 67;
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IpLEas.-ThomasC Carlisle has said, some.
where in his voluminous work, that the
world has zone monster-the idle mau.
Who can doubt III
Young man are yon an idler2 Are you
consentiag, under sonic pretext or other TO
live on the earnings of others? Do you
pIcad '.bll heaith? while they are feebler
than You? Arc you spending your hours in
utter idcnoss, whiIo even your mother and
sisters are pricking their fingers with the
needle or sknniug them at tho washlub, to
keen lou in breall and butter. and hide
your lazy carcass with decent clothes? We
have ksewE some young men z? us mean
as this.
Arouse yourself, young man! Shake of
tile wretcled and disgracefui habits of the
dc-notbiug, II you have been so unfortunate
as to incur them, and 80 to work at once
"But what shall [ dor you perhaps ask.
Anything, rather than continue in depend.
Ont, and enfeebling and dcmoraiiziDg idle
ness. II you canuPt get anything else to
do, sweep tho st ,ts. But perhaps you
are ashamed" to do that. Ii SO, your
shame has been slow in manifesting itself
seeing how long you have baen acting. on
life's great stage. the despisabie parts ot
drone and loaier, without shame!
"Idler. Take the foregoing home to
Yourself. Don't try to persuade yourself
that the cap doesn't lit you. Honestly ac-
knowledge it's fitncss. IL will be a great
point GA ned to become honest with your
self. IL will be a stop forward-a great
stop towards that justice to others which
your present conduct ignOros
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tsesno.I. ~ ana IBrires.s4

See the advertisement off. i. May, JewelIcr, in
ancthsF column.
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ADVANTAGES dF CRYGXG.-A French ply
sician out in a long d. sertation on the
advantages Of groaning and crying in gen
eral, and especially during surgical opera.
tions. lie contends that groaning aud cry
| " are tho two grand operations By which
n lture allays angnish that those patients
who give way to their natural feelings,
mere speedily recover from accidents and
operations than those who suppose II UNI
worthy for man to botray such symptoms
of cowardice rs either to groan or to cry.
lie tells of mau WHO reduced his pulse
from one hundred and twenty-six to sixty
in the course of two hours by giving full
vent to his emotions. Ifpeoplo are at all
unhappy about anything, lot them 20 into
their own rooms and comfort themselves
with loud boli-oo, and they will feel q
hundred per cont better afterwards.
In accordance with the above, the crying
of children should not be too greatly dis.
couraged. lfit is Systematically suppress.
sed the results may be st. Nitls' Dance,
epyleptic fits or some other disease of the
nerv ,us system. What is natural, is near.
ly all useful; aul nothing can be more nat
nral than the crying OF chil lren VIXEN any
thing occurs to give them either physical
or mental pain. Ee
Probably most persons have experienced
the effect of tears in relieving great sorrow
II is even curious how the feelings are al
layed by their free indulgence in groan'
and sighs. Then let parents and frioud'
show more Indulgence TO noisy bursts o
grief. on tbs part of chill Iron as well as o.
older persons -and regard the eyes anC
mouth as the salty valves through whicl
nature discharges her surplus steam.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTIck, = kpnes ie
IA hereby given that have been aplinlpied and
qualified AZ Administratog of the estate Wltb Will
anncxed, of Jehu Wickersham, late or WOOD
county, Ohio, deceased. llsi s....
TAYLOR O. wIcKERsrIAM, Add.rs
March ~ lSGb. .f.. sfioN
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II noAI. NoTICE.-T, J., vosbure. Adrnin-
l 4 istrator of the estate Of Joseph MeLaughfn.
deccased; aud Samuel Klingvesmith, AdmidiltfA-
tor Of the estate Of Reuben Snyder decvaseo, have
filed their iinal accounts Ia the Probate Court of
wood county, Ohin, fnr the settlement Of snid ssA
tatcs and the same will be for hearing on the lTsh
day Of March, A. D. 1865.
y. TULLER, Probate Judge:
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The Uemocfaty haVe HiNue Z V'V0H s"NSF u"
the townships ofhcers--while the Union men per-
formed similar operation, without opposition, in
in the Corporation.
However, il we "lost' Psrrysburg, we "wou''
Richmond on the same day and that makes the
account a little more than Square
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n boy dDes not do something he must
- a gifl must saoS CAUSE
fhow Cause tor a.,
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Change Of Rates.

In consequence Of the great increase in the pri-
ces of paper and printing materials, the following
rates will be charged, at the JouxSsL Office, Tor
Ahrar,isiner md Lob Work. until further notice:
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1ofaI gattrrs.


aOISC WEST.
I 4 .io.... ............2s35 A.Nand 1850 P.M.
Ma ,mee Citv :. :. ...... 3.03 An. and l;lI PM
IA ,,rhouse.. ..... .s.. s:25 AN. and lao pm.
" iShington. ......'-- 1888 Pm. and z;Vt NM
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NT0TICE on INSOLVENCY. .--Oa che - day
IN of March, In The year 1895, the Probate
Court Of Wo,d County, Ohio, declared the estate
of Chester j. Moore, deceased, 10 be espFobablg W.
snlvenl Creditors ere rcquircd 70 present leeir
claims TO the undersigned for allowance within
six months, from the time above menttoued, of
they will no, BE- entitled TO payment:
s. .MAwER, Adu,'r.
March 2l, 1865. fafs
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Feeling In France.

A Paris correspondent of the AHgc.
name letting, of Augsburg, makes the
following remarks on the speech OF
Pelletan in the Legislative Body:
This occurrence is indicative of the
disposition which has been called forth
in Paris by the news of the fall of Rich
mond. The feeling that the treatment
Of the United States has been very i'm
polite and incautiOus, and that a severe
punishment may follow it, is universal
Provost Paradol says in an article in
the Courier du DimaHckc, that all at once
the organs of the Government pretend
TO have always been in favor of neu.
trslity, while everybody Knows that
they have been decidedly in favor oil
the Secesslouists. The first impression
produced by the news of the great vic
tory is q kind Of tTemoT with regard tC
the future. The interest of France in
the proceedings Of the Legislative Body
10 altogether pushed into the back
ground. Everybody speaks solely o.
America and of Mexico.
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our wish, to return in good faith 10 our
former allegiance to the United States,
and 10 lend our willing and corrective
operation to any measure or measures
which may be thought best which hare
in view the restoration of law and civil
government to our States, and their
former position in the Federal Union,
under such restrictions as may be most
consistent with the good of the whole
people of the United States; and that
we may hereby individually and col
lectively pledge ourselves, that those
of US who still may have friends or rel
atives in rebellion against the United
States, to use our respective influences
with them, whenever opportunity may
offer, TO induce them 10 lay down their
arms and return to their allegiance"
"Ros0lved, That the United States
ought to be as magnanimous to forgive
as she is powerful TO punish, and we
recommend amnesty, repeal of confis-
cation, and removal of civil disabili~
ties"
These resolutions were unanimously
passed. There was an amendment offer
ed touching the slavery question, as
follows:
"ResolUsd, That as the native-born
citizens of the South, who have here
tofore and all our lives been closely
identified with the institution of slave
~, nursed in its lap and fed upon its
labor, we are, nevertheless, regardless
of our former preferences and prejuN
dices, now fully prepared, as practical
business men, to realize and accept for
ourselves and for our posterity the sys-
TEN of free labor which has been press
ed by the unyielding demands of an
inevitable political necessity upon our
whole people
"Res0lVed, That believing this system
of labor to be the only one which can
ever hereafter exist in the United
States, by the consent of her sovereign
people, we do hereby pledge ourselves
as loyal and law-abiding citizens, to use
our best endeavors to aid, by eve J
means in our power, in adjusting ouI
new condition to the wants and welfare
of our whole population"
This seemed to be a sore point Gen
Glenn said
"There would have been noon Of vi
at this meeting, had we thought THU
strife should occur. There are two gen
tlemen on this committee who are fol
this addition, while the majority say
that this is not the place or time. Th'
object of this meeting is exclusively Il
put up the law of the land, and pu
down rogues and thieves. Applause.
Since Mr.. Lincoln is dead, l am willinl
to trust this question in the hands o
Andrew johnson.
The additional resolutions were final
ly laid on the table, that is, not passed
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slushriIIe eits aireetarg:
MunicIDaI OMcers.

JoHS HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WV SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUs HENRY, Treasurer.
JoHH CHUxBLY, City Marshal
W d. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A. STEELE,
A. c. TUcKEE
JOHN F. INGALLs,
JosFPH l. RYAN,
A. B. SRANKLIs, Revenue Collector
E B. GkRRET, Water Tax Collector.
JOIN n SEABURY Superintendent
Water Works
JAxEs PETTIT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works
DAK. CUESIsGHAN, First Engineer Of
Water Works
VIZ J. SI5SKAED, Second Engineer of
Water Works.
L. NJ FREExAS, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief of Fire De
partmenk
VIZ WRIGHT, Street OVerseer
JoHE @. Dom, Work House Keeper.
II. L. NoRYILLE, Sexton.
THOMAS MeCARTY, First Clerk Market
ELIsHA LONG, Second Clerk Market
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100000
To be Sold for One Dollar Each

Without regard to value and not TO be psid for IN
ii you know what you will receive
Among those who have acknowledged the re-
ceIpt OF VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from this Asso-
citation since l. 1855, the following kindly per-
NIT their names to be usedI
Robert H Hotchkiss, New Haven, Conn, Msio-
deon, value $50. " T Willis, W I'D ~ \. T.,
Diamond Cluster Pin, value sos Mrs r G Tappan,
I6 York St., Sold Watch, vslue sl25. Miss Ellen
r. Dickerson, BDghsmpton, n Y-l Melodeon, va
lue SI00. Mr.. r h Stone, So Tenth ST., n York,
Piano, value $3.50. Mrs Thcs Miller, Scranton,
Pa, Diamond Ring, value Sl75. Miss Elen J..
/. Van Ripper, Washington, D. c., Sod Bunting
Cased Watch, value $50. Edward h. Lindsay,
Worcester, Mass, Pisno, value $50. Miss d d
Fsrwell, Dubuque, Iowa, Diamond Ear Drops, vs.
lue $3.50. Francis Moran, lZ6 Pearl St, Albany,
n Y, Music Box, Vsiue $40 Mrs lngersoll,
Urbsna, Ohio. Silver set, value SEQ. Lsut F
Hendricks, Wizards Botel. Washington, D c., Sill
yer Patent Lever Watch, value SIS. Capt. l War
ner, 18th n 7 Vols, silver Watch, value SIS.
Many persons who have drawn valuable prizes,
do not " sh their names published or We might ex
tend this list.
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CERTIFICATES naming each srticle end iss
VALUE, are pisced IN sealed envelopes, Which are
well mixed. One Of these Envelopes, containing
the Certificate OF Order tor some Article. worth 81
least one dollar at retail viii be delivered at our
oshcT, or sent bP NAL 70 sny address, without re-
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purchaser Wlll see shat Arucle it draws, and is
Dollars, and can then send One Dollar and receive
he Articae named
BR-No Blanks-Eyery purchaser gets vsiae-
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
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express.
Entire satisfaction 6usrNn;esd ID all Gases.
81 SIX Certificates tor one Dollar, Thirteen for
Two Dollars.
Agents waited. Send stamp for Circular. All
LISTERS should be addressed
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Boz 1851 Post once, New YORK.
sprzs-imdkEs
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CKRTIFICATRs on CUREa

From sight b twenty year Standing, win narnsY
lrn0wn b science aud arne.
For medical properties o. Buchu, see DigDanaa-
tory Of the United states.
see Professor Devices valuable works On ths
Practce q Physlc.
See rsHaarLs made By Tie lats osls6raisd D..
Physick, Philadelphia
Bee remarks made By u, EphrEHa Mcdowell. a
oeleorsted PnTstcisus and member o. ne Royal
College q Surgeons, Ireland, and published n hs
Transactions q tie King aEd Qus6n's Journal.
See Medlco-ChirurEcal EeTew, putlisbod b.
BENJAMIN 'irzFers, Fellow o. the Roya College d
5urgeons.
See most o. The late standard works on medicine
EErEaot Buchu,-Sl-oo per bottle, o. az for IS 06
!nprd Rose Wssb, 30 80
" half dozen Of each Tor "a, which VII b
suihceni % cure the most obstinate casss II sIroo-
tons are adhered 70.
Dehvered 70 sny sddrosa, securely paeksd ron
observation
S-DeacTlbe Hymptous b sl oonuuzioaasaE,
suses EuaEaEteod- AdFios ETzHA
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s'The Rhine Maiden"
BY MRS. AMELIA EDWARDS.

By MRS. AMELIA EDWARDS.
From her volume Of roeu-. recently published I
Carleton.
Twas in the sunny RhinelRnd,
Aathe golden day was ending,
The ripe grapes in the vine land
We're In purple clusters bending:
The ruined tower on the height
Was glowing in the crimson light
The western sun was lending.
] saw her then see her vet
ID was the frst tims that we met
In the sunny Ehinelsrd
cav her standing all alone,
The chapel bells were ringing,
And, ming!iDg with the organs tone,
heard her gently singing.
The river ran beside her feet,
And obi Der voice so clear and sweet
Seemed like the lark's upspringingl
saw her thus at close of day;
J gszed-and gazed my heart away
In the sunny Rhineland
Upon her image in the stream,
All broken midst the rushes,
She g0zes in a happy dream,
And smiles, and sighs, and bushes.
She takes the arrow from her hair,
And down her shoulders fair
The golden shower gushes!
J watched her as 7 stood apart
That silver arrow pierced my heart,
ia the sunny Rhinelandl