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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-17

nlrCH NorlCE,-Notice is hereby given to
~ S. Knox and John Franks, or the owners of
the northwest quarter of section 25, town B. range
TO- also tho,west hafof the northwest quarter of
petition presented ~ the trustees OF Henry Town.
ship, asking for the location Of ditch b. COM
mencc at the creek near William Boyer's house,
thence west one mile, aud that said trustees will
meet at the house OF b. l.. Peters, on the Goth day
of November, 1865, at O'clock OF sail day to hear
saidpetiuion anl view said proposed ditch
JACOB DIRK.
November Il. 1895. 29ha
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PREsroN KrSdr in ct Of temporary abera
ton of mind, on Tuesday last jumped over
board from tho Hoboken forryboat, aud
was drowned. Ills body has not beon ro'
covered.
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N TO SELL
THE AMERICAN CONFLICT,
RY MnRAC OREELEl

BY HORACE GREELEY.
The great superiority of this work over all other
histories Of the war, is everywhere admitted, even
by the authors most determined political oppo-
nents. Tens of thousands of purchasers Of the va
rious inferior works have already laid them aside
and procured GREELEY's, which is rapidly super
sedng all other histories OF the war. Volume III
is being prepared from the complete official reports
of both Union aud Confederate authorities and
other trustworthy sources of information, with a
degree of thoroughness and accuracy not attempt
ed in any other work. 1t win contain more full
and accurate information from the Rebel side than
all similar works combined.
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer
While honestly dissenting from the views Of Mr..
Greeley, the politician, we commend the book of
Mr. Greeley, the historian to the respectful consid-
GRAFTON of candid public. As writer and sta
tisticiau, he has few equals in this or any other
country.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
II contains a vast amount OF information, and is
altogether superior for reference to any volume on
the subject that has yet appeared.
Address ID. CASE h CO.,
Publishers at Cleveland, Cincinnati or Iudianapo-
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SUDSCRIpTIO
IRGR.

The Publishers have perfected system of malin by
which they can supply the MAGAZINE and WEEKLY
promptly to those who prefer to receive their perOdi
calls directly from the Office OF Publication.
The postage on HARPRR's MAGAZINE is2I cts. year
which must be paid at the Subscriber 3 postolhce.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-17

WHsKRRsl WHISPERS i-DO you want Wbis-
kers OF Moustaches OnrGrecian Compound will
f0rce them 10 grow the smOothest face or chin,
or hair ON bald heads in six weeks. Price, 81 20
Sentby mail anywhere, closely sealed, on reeeiPs
of prieel
New York 4Syl
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of warning
andinstructiOn for young men-Published By the
Howard Association, and sent free Of ehaFge, in
sealed envelopes. Address, DIR. J. snhLIA
HoUonroS, Howard Association, Philadelphia
Rnnsylvania. tsyl
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Farm for Sale.

NN Beaver Creek, in Weston Township, Wood
" County, Ohio. Owned by A. Bassett. One
Of the best Farms in the county, Of 200 acres over
100 acres improved well ditched, and all under
good fence. Two good Frame Houses and Frame
Barns, and three wells Of excellent water.
FOR terms, call on the owner, on the premises,
or on J. A. SHANNON,
% Porrysburg, Ohio.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AN ORDINANCE,
TTO prevent The bur al of the dead within the col
L marathon ~ p,rrv shnrr

TTN0 prevent the bur al of the dead within the cor
l. pordtion of Perrysburg.
SECTION |. Be il enaeiedLy The Council Of &c IN
corpordied Village Of Perysbuyy, That ii shall be un-
lawful for any person or persons, body polite or
corporate, or any s9ct society or denomination OF
persons tl bury, or cause to be buried any corpse
or dead human body within the corporate limits of
the said village OF Perry sburg, except within the
cemetery grounds belonging to said village, loca-
ted on New Survey of Out-lOts 22l, 222, 223, 224
and 225.
SEc. II. That if anv person or persons, body
polite cooperate, or any sect, society or denun-
inaon Of persons shall violate any Of the provisions
Of tho preceding section OF this ordinance, or cause
the to be violated, aid assist In the vio-
latiOn thereof, or shall lay out dedicate any
grounds for the purpose ofa cemetery, in which to
bury the dead in violation OF any OF the provisions
of this ordinance, each aud every person. body pol
itic corporate, scctsoseiy, denomination thus
offending, shall forfeit and pay fine, not to exceed
Three Hundred Dollars t0 be collected by suit be-
fore the Mayor in the name OF the Village Of Per-
rysburg.
SRC. III. That all grounds laid out dedicated
or provided for the burial of the dead in violation
OF this ordinance, are hereby declared 10 be nu-
sancc, and tho Marshal is hereby required 10 abate
thc nuisance by removing all curpses or bodies
buried therein, and cause them to DO reintcrrcd IN
the POtters Field in the village cemetery, And for
the removal aud remternient OF each dy as aiore-
said, The Marshal shall receive the sum of Fifteen
Dallars, to be pal out Of the common corporation
fund
+. r. MILLER, Mayor.
The St'o of 0ho,(
! Wood Counly,s
! /, G,orgc Strain, Recorder Of the village of Per
rysburg, hereby certify that the above aud forego
| ing is true copy OF the ordinance passed by the
Council Of said village, at a regular m,eting there
Of held within said village, ON the 18th day of No
/ Vemhir, A. ID. 1858.
IL. s.. GEORGE STRAIN, Recorder.
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TnR President refuses TO restore the
property Of Heary A. Wise, which has
been for some time past in possession OF
the FVeedmens Bureau
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READY MADE CLOTHING,
For Men and Bows.

READY MADE CLOTHING,
For Men and Boys.
complete assortment; also Piece Goods and
Gentemen's Furnishing Goods; have the best fa-
ciliics for getting up genteel suit Of clothes on
very short notice.
HATS AND CAPS--Al kinds and sizes.
BOOTS AND SHOES-For Lalies and
Misses, Men and Boys. All warranted or
no sale.
An assortment of CROCKERY and
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, uasur-
passed in this vicinity.
GR0CERIES-Such as Coffee, Tea, Sugar,
Syrups, Spices, Rice, Starch, Saleratus, &C., sc.
We invite an examination of our Immense
Stock. We guarantee the quality of our Goods,
and SHALL at all times, endeayor TO sell at prices
that will satisfy our friends.
We pay CASH at all times for Grain and Country
Produce, and have ample Storage Room for all
kinds Of Grain.
We also pay CASH FOR SLAVES delivered
at our yard in Perrysburg.
t9y- Notice our Market Reports in to-day's pa
per. We buy AMI sell in accordance with the
prices there given.
F. R. MILLER & CO.
Perysburg, October 2, 1865. Szz
I
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TME War Department viii rcdnce their
expenditures next year TO SlQ0 700 900.
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INSURE! INSUREi
INSURE WITH THE
FIREMENiS INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF DAYTON, OHIO.

THIS Company has fairly earned the right 10
l. solicit the patronage of the citizens Of this
county, having paid So 900 in Losses in the county
within the last year. Rates as low as any reliable
Company. Losses equitably adjusted aud prompt
ly paid.
j. A. SHANNON, Perrysburg, o.,
% General Agent for Northwestern Ohio.
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~ ROCERlRS and PROVISIONS CONSTANT,
w kept at the Cash Store Of HOUSTON.
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HlND the man that sells the cheapest, aud then
II see what will be done by
2ch2 "THE GENERAL"
A FULL stock of Wiater Goods for sale at the
N Cash Store of WM. & II. H. HOUSTON.
INHE highest market price paid for Flax.Seed.
Il sS- Flour by the barrel aud sack.
CROOK FREEMAN.
NORwALk WOOD MILLS - Warranted 10
y oWt.e0t any other wood-M Mills now in use.
We sell az manufacturers prices.
CROOK FREEMAN.
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November IA. Is.
4 EGAL NOTICE.
90
n. l.. D,sanson, Adm'r,
vs..
JOseph Elder, ct al.
Probate Court,
Wood County, Ohio.

Joseph Elder, Esther S. Sawyer, Nancy J. El-
der, josiah Elder, Mary Aun Elder. julius Roe,
Mary Ann Ro1, heirs-at-law OF John Elder, late of
Wood County, Ohio, now deceased, will take notice
that on the 9th day OF November, A. n. 1865, the
said plaintiff dlcd his petition in the pribae Court
of said county. setting firth that he is the admins.
ratorof said John Elder, late Of Wood county, now
deceased, that said John Elder died seized OF the
north part of southeast part OF seriion IS township
I, range 10, containing lS acres OF land, in wooa
County. Ohio, aud OF personal estate IL the value
OF about Sl00 that the debts Of SAID estate amount
To ab0ut SS02 and that the costs Of said adminis-
tration will be about S75 anl that said real estate
must be sold to pay the same aud praying that
said real estate be advertised and sold according
to law and the proceeds thereof be appropriated to
the payment OF saii debs aud costs of administra.
ton. Said petition will stand for hearing on Tues
day, December 10, A. ID. 1865.
DonGE \ TYLsR, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Perysburg, November ., 1885. 2geSS 50
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IF you are in good health, Insure your Life, be-
Il fore you are prostrated with disease, and can
not do so.
lf you are not WE'LL and your life is not insura-
BILE, Insure your House and Barns, so that II your
health is not restored you may secure yourself and
family from danger Of ruin by fire.
II you travel for your health, Insure against Ac-
cidents, and thus secure weekly compensation II
disabled,or competence for your family if killed.
Call on j. A. SHANNON,
2s Office Of Murray & Price, Perrysburg,O.
DOAD N0TICE.-Notice is hereby given that
III petition will be presented to the Commits
soners Of Wood County, Ohio, at their next regu-
lar session, in December for the location Of coun-
ty road, commencing at the Portage River, in Sec
ton %, town 5, range II, and running due north
the half section line until IL ntersects the town
ship line road running east and west between the
Plank and MoCutchenville Roads.
JACOB RElTHER, Petitioner.
November s. 1865. 2sd#
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TIE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY was or
i ganized under a charter granted by the Con-
necticut Legislature of 1868, and amended by the
Legislature of 1854, for the specific purpose Of ef
feetng INSURANCE AG AISsr ACCIDENTS, of whatever
kind or description, whether they occur IN travel
ing by railroad, steamboat or stagecoach, walking
in the street at work in the shop, sitting by tue
domestic freside whether riding, boating, hunting
fishing, shooting, swimming, cricketiug, surveying
engineering whether working or playing, at home
or abroad--in every variety OF circumstances IN
which mankind are ordinarily placed.
A General Accident policy not only includes the
risk in travelling, but also all forms Of dislocatons
broken bones, rupturcd tendons, sprains, concus-
sions, crushings, bruises, cuts, stabS, eunsh0t
wounds, poisoned wounds, burns and sealds, bites
OF dogs, 1nprovOkcd assaults by burglars, robbers,
Or murderers-tho action OF lightning or sun stroke,
the effects of explosions, chemicals, floods and
earthquakes, sutfooatng by drowning or choking
This company has now been Tor mSre than year
in successful operation; has issued over twenty
thousand policies, anl paid over four hundred
claims for compensatory IL has directory of
high character, aud is managed with the prudence
aud Sagacity which distinguish Hartford insurance
companies has AN ample capital and large sur
plus, anI its soundness and stability may be relied
upon.
GENERAL ACCIDENT RISKS.
TEN DOLLARS PRENIrN,
Under GESEsAL ACCIDENT policy, win secure sic per
weeN compVnsat.on while disabled (not exceeding
twenty.sx week or 81 coo in the event Of death by
accident.
TwENry-FivE DorLARs PREMIUM
WIN secure slS per week compensation OF s. OOo in
case " death.
Fifty DOLLARS PREMIUM
win 500 per week compensation. or $4,000 in
case OF death.
ANY other .am, frsm sSOOo sio,Oc,, at proportion.
ate rates.
Where compensation only Is desired, or payment
is to be mlde only in case Of death, he ratss are
nascA k,,eer.
,sts- The above are the ordinary f" or lowest
rates" special rates re 81 per thousand higher.
.s9- No more than $4,000 win DO paid ON any
one life.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JAMES q. PATTERSON, GEORGE W. MOORE
0USrANUS " DAVIS, EHkNkEkR ROBERTS,
JAMES L. HOWARD, CHARLES WHITE
MNRSnALL JEWELL. uUGu II NRBIS0N,
CORNELIUS h. ERWIN, JONATHAN d. BUScE.
GEORGE 5. GILMAN,
JAMES G. PATTERSON, President.
RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.
j. q. CURTIS, General Agent, Toledo.
N. H. CALLARD, Agent for Wood County.
| Peuysburs, November Is, 1865. 29f'
| ~ ROCERlRS and PROVISIONS constantly
] 4 Nj 49, -. A q
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Insurance Agency.

Noyember 9. 1865. 81.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-26

being made were but preparation of these
people fora better and more improved condi-
ton. And so fan askeeping watch over them
by armed force y concerned, he painted towhat
had taken placein Richmond, Virginia, and
assured me that where they acted in bad ialll'
by selecting men for Office because they were were
rebels, the military would be ready 10 SWEEP
away their work. [Ceeers. "a.
With this understanding, Tor ONE a. d c'll1
zen of Ohio, and representing poleioh u
ner people, stand here to-day, giving my I'M
aua,ifiad o,,nnort TO the course pursued now by
1ur Pre.idenf. intending TO wait and see what
will be the outcome of this erring people.
We believe the above remarks of this able
and patriotic General will be read with inter
est by all loyal people both North and South
Gen. Schenck has stated nothing but what he
believed to be true. And surely his means OF
showing what views the President entertains
in relation to this great question are as good as
any mans. We have much confidence in what
ne says on this subject 1t is quite, possible
that the leading Democrats have begun to hug
the President little too soon. we hardly
think he has all those Ioyabe quantities which
they pretend so much TO admire we believe
tits true that the more the President favors the
rebels, the better they like him. This is per-
fectly natural. But when they find out
that he is only placing the rebels on their good
behavior and giving them on opportunity
to "show their faith by their works." they viii
not be likely to embrace him quite so warmly as
they seem to now; especially if the rebels
should prove refractory and he give them an
other touch of military power.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-26
nnMEsTIC PORTs.

NEW ORLEANS 18th, barlue Chattanooga,
Higgins Matanzas ~ atN siI p it'lE1rI IN
M0BiLE-- Ar sth, barque Florence Peters. Hoop
CID 9TH, ssh Pioneer, Tucker New York. ~
BALTIMoRE-Cld 23d, brig WIN Nichols, Ames,
Bangor. a4 f4as tazl ii .slI
PHlLADELPHIA--Ar 22d, brig Burmah. sher-
man, Providence; sch Carroll, Sprague, New York.
Ar 23d, brig Means, Wells, Sedgwick; schs West
Wind, Harrington, Portland; Elouise, Nutser, nom
Brooklin, Me. 4sill .iliat'rr'li lFtff -
Cid 23d, brig Means, Wells, Boston: schs Mary
Farrow, Condor, Belfast; Jane, Haskell. Belfast.
Ar 2Sd, ship Mont Blanc, Donnen, Genoa
Cid 23d, sch Ida Blake, Portland -. ffr l.
NEW IOkk--Ar 23d, brigs Trenton Athertor
Bridgeport CB; Henry Leeds, Whitmore Lin0an ~,
schs ! CUMMINGS MN Hanna, Newburg for Boston
Rosina, Hunt, Lubec; Julia Ann, Rich I'm Rano up
Evelyn, Crosby, Addison; Massachusetts Kensisfoa'
Rockland; Honest Abe, Foster Boston flr pbiIaJaI
phia; Avon Park, Providence. - A''''''''-
Ar 9th, ship st Louis, Ballard, Boston.
pI,ds, N1bDENCE-Ar Gath, sch Lady Of the oceen
SID 2ath; brig B Allen, Monroe. Philadelphia.
>yd rAWW WI I'D sch Neptune Billings,
FALL RIvER-Ar sd, sch Ned sumter, Lord,
HOLINESS H0LE-Ar 2sd brig Tangent Mitchell
SeorgeSown Tor Boston,; schs Margaret Tarr, Pinia-
leipnla for Bath; Alligator, Collins I'm do for Cais'
nstiet Maria. Chase, New York for FalnoutHi;; ,,
sailed 23d, the above arrivals, and eng ueoo 5s
Harris French, from Elizabethport for B9slohi5 Nfa
Comet, Rich, New York for Boston M MAJ sss,ran
ria, Sprague, Jersey City for Boston; 1e2 N
Randall I'm New York for do; Ceyon; D1 Pto ~ for
Haven for Calais Lucy orcuts Bn n.IIand ar do.
Philadelphia: Arcade Munroe I'm hoeAIsn% ~ co,
/ Juniatta Patten Parker, Augusta r. Taodas nosne'
| Cornea Randall do for Machias; EsAueI, Do TI'
Ezaoethport for Portland Nioia nr u ,,l
Boston for Philadelphia; Ned Sumter, Lord, Bangor
| for Digbton.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-26
GROSS INJUSTICE.

In its account of the arrival of the S0th reei-
ment, the argus spoke of the men, at an addl-
tional expense Of some $4,000, being ordered
to Augusta to be paid off and discharged, and
tn n added:
The people of Portland and the entire -weSt-
ern section of Maine should hold Governor
Cony to rigid account in this matter.
We are glad the people of Portland are not
so stupid as to be misled by this unjust fling
at Governor Cony, who has no more control
over the returned troops than a private citi-
zen, and who is in no way responsible for the
order under which it was supposed this regi-
ment would go to Augusta.
A general order issued sometime since, pro-
vided that the returning regiments should be
paid off and discharged where they were mus
tered in. The Both was mustured in at Agus-
ia, during Gov. Coburn's administration, and
under the general order it would have return
ed there to De paid off.
We willingly eondede that Augusta has
played her hand well to secure the lions share
of the army patronage of the State, but it
does not follow that Gov. Cony has exerted
any improper influence, and in this case we
are quite sure he has exerted none at all. The
Aryas may think such filings very forcible, but
the people of Portland can see through it9rans-
parent motives, and discover that its desire to
accommodate the regiment, or even to benefit
Portland, dwindles into nothingness when
compared with its desire to create prejudice
against Gov. Cony, who happens at this time
to be candidate for reelection.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-26
A Timely Warming to the Sick.

u . especially important at this time, when the
'i'rkets q The United States are nooaed with the
''ieS' polsons rader The nan,e o. Imported LIQUORS
anu "hen domestic compounds purporting 10 be me-
dicnal' butnot whit less pernieious are beraldod
90 the world as 'sovereen remedies p thai, ,b ,,,,
lie should understand the facts Be- II known ,hen
that while all the diffusive stmulants called Lo,.ors
are impure, and all The 1oics containing alcohol arc
manufactured with fiery article Containing amt or
s.5sy OIL mortal poison, HoSrETrER's CELE-
DRAFTED STOMACH BIrTERs contain none o
these things, but are a combination Of pure essence
Of Rye with the pure juices OF the most valuable
stomachic, anti-blous and aerent herbs and plants
and that as a safe aud rapid remedy Tor Dyspep-
sia and all its kindred complaints, this preparation
stands before theworld without a rival competitor
lis sales to-day equal to the combined sales of all
the other toncs advertised in the United Stales and
the certificates which authenticate its usefulness are
signed by individuals OF the highest standing in
every professional calling and walk Of lif. Beware
of limitations and impostufes. 4a A
New York House, SO Cedar Street. N. Y.
Aug 15.-d&w2w
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-26

a u 2 i
ANOTHER OUTRAGE UPON GEN. GRANT
During Gen. Grants travels, if reports are
true, it has been a fayorite trick for some per-
son or persons to seize him by the hand, and
attempt to twist his arm. The same outrage
was repeated at Elgin, ILL.,, last week, accord
ing to the western papers. While the train
stopped in that city and the General was re-
ceiVing the salutations of the people, standing
on the rear platform of the car, a ruffian APP
preached him in the garb of farmer, seized
him violently by the hand, and attempted to
Jerk him off the platform. Col. Babcock, who
was standing on the lower step of the platform
to protect the General, saw the movement,
and struck the ruffian blow with his cane,
and, at the same time, seized him by the
throat and compelled him to lose his vice-like
grippe. 1t is pity the blow from the cane did
not knock the williams brains out.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-26
A Fact Worth Knowing,

That Rubber Goods can be repaired in neat am
substantial manner, at
HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM, ii.
july21sntf r r lat Middle st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-26

DIR. BICKNELL'S VEGETABLE DYSENTERY
SYRUP, contains no opate or mineral substance.
Very pleasant to the taste mild in its effect yet sure
terry, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint
Pain Cramp in Stomach or Bowels. tits the finest
medicine for children, well grown PERSONS evel
Offered thepublic. Try it'll No cure no ray.
Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON, Providence
r. /. For sale by Druggists generally.
july17dtew2m H. H. HAY, Agent for Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-26
WHY nor USE rHE BEST.

Over twenty years increasing demand has estab-
lished the tact that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best in the world. 1t is the cheapest, the most
reliable and most convenient Complete in one bot
tie Does not require any previous preparation of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or strain. Does not
rub off make the hair appear dusty and dead, bul
mparts to it new life and lustre. Produces beaut-
full black or brown as preferred. child can apply
" it, Always give satisfaction. Only 70 cents per
bottle. Sold everywhere. A. L. MATHEWS, Manu-
facturer, N. Y. 1901 JAZZ y h ln4
DEMAs BARNES & Co., New York, Wholesale
Agents. Sc aaa iafi4Ai may12eod1y
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-26

Persons who have lost friends in the army and are
DESTROYS to receive their remains can learn all the
particulars to the best mode OF removing them the
expense, &c., by writing to R. SMITH, Hanover,
Maine.
Mr.. Smith has just returned with the 31st Regi-
ment Maine Volunteers, and offers references the
following names
Surgeon j. H. KIMBALL, Bridgton,
Chaplain GEO. c. CRAWFORD, Readield,
of the 31st Maine Vols. aug7sn4w&
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-26
BUY NE, TRYME & I'LL DO YOU GOOD.
Dr. LangIey's 1nOdyne.

new medicine for all the summer COMPLAINTS
Composed of Roots, Banks and Berries, which seem
to have been designed for the quick, safe and sure
cure OF Dysentery, Cholera-Morbus and Chronic
Darrhda, which are so common with all ages, and so
dangerous at this season of the year. We never adj
vertise certificates. Let it stand upon its own merits
this is the only way good thing should be known.
Every person who uses it viii testify, many have
already, that DR., Langleys Anodyne is the greatest
discovery of the age and must he Queen OF oil Med-
cnes by It's great cures. Sold by dealers. Price 40
cents per bottle.
For sale in this city by H. H. Hay, and W. f.
Phillips & Co. M junel5eod6w3m