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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-15

save II lTOUl hOlub ONSAs W wv IAN
went, reforming divers revolutions down
the bank and bringing up in the middle OF
Telegraph street in a very dilapidated con-
di,ion. No one was hurt.
Coop Maggie Brewers benefit last
night was a crusher, the house being
damned to its utmost capacity. Tonight,
JOHNNY Tuers makes his FIRST appearance,
and tomorrow afternoon a matinee, Tor
the benefi, of ladies, will be given, and
the local play Of The Woodhunters, or
Seven Buckets of Swill," will be presented
in glowing style.
DIsraIcr CouRr.-Before Judge Ris-
ing: State vs.. Waterman and Harris
arguments commenced, Judge VIII c. mp
bell opening for the prosecution, to DC
followed by Hon. Frank Hereford for de-
Tense of Jack Harris. The arguments will
probably conclude to-day, and the case
90 to the jury tonight.
Woop.-Large quantities Of wood art
being hauled into town about these times
and most of our mill and mining compa'
n;es are beginning to lay in their Winter
N
supply. The mills of Gold Hill Distric'
alone use eighty-nine cords of wood every
twenty four hours.
To TEANsrERs.-Auy teamster who de
sircs to leave Virginia for Austin on o
about the Goth inst, can procure q rui
freight, at a good rate, by complying VIII
notice in another column.
BuLLIoN.-Wells, Fargo & Co., shipped
this morning, from their Virginia office, II
bars Of bullion, worth, according to assay
S29.4lO l6 and weighing GIG pounds.
The Belcher Company will commenc
10 discharge water from their min
through their new tunnel in a few days.
RA1x.-Last evening quite a shower
rain laid the dust in u streets and road
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-15
Boarding and Lodging.

4 NEW BOARDING AND LODGING
n House will be opened to day, four doors
below the Bullion and nearly opposite the EI.
chequer mining works. The house Is newly
furnished with the beat Of accommodations
Board per week, 90 90. Rooms, s5, slo and el5
permonth. augl2 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-15

SOMETHING NEw.-A luminous morn
ing contemporary has made a new discov-
cry in cl,matology, which it generously
makes known to the public. 1t says that
"our trade winds" are the natural
scavenger" of the city. The discovery
of trade winds in this latitude is one OF
great importance, and could have been
made by the learned pundit and industri-
Gus philosopher who discovered a remark
able method of improving the breed OF
capons! We should as soon expect to
see lemons growing in the Arctic regions
as to discover trade winds in California.
But then one cannot be expected to know
everything. and why should we expect
our contemporary to know that trade
winds do not exist in this latitude? But
having located trade winds where they
never existed, our climatologist, with re-
markable aptitude, dubs them natural
scayengers." Trade winds in California
is good, but "natural ~scavengers" is
better-almost as good as natural stu-
pidity.-S. F. Call.
, 1865-07-21

VTINDLOSTE Breve / Christiansteds
w Observation-Disclosures Abram, John
b. Bowers, Thomas Brown, G. Brust-
meyer, Mrs. C. Coakly, Mrs. Diana Can
ton, C. S. Deficiencies, Margareth Francis,
Cathrine Fransis, L. w. Ffederiksen,
Peter Groan, WiIheImina Gumbs, II. H.
Hansen, w. B. Hodgs, Sergeant Hermann,
Gev. Hutchinson, Alex. Jackson, Martha
James, Jayne Junsem, Lars Larsen, John
Leslie, Peter Lund, Senior Marin, Clarisa
Petersen, 2. Schoester. Mrs. N. Tegner,
Richard Towers, Miss Virginia, Adelaide
Williams, Charlotte Williams, Mrs. Mad
laine Williams.
, 1865-07-21

VTINDLOSTE Breye i Frederiksteds
w P~ostcontoir Louisa Battise, Mrs.
Canson, Mary Garden, Miss S.. F. Caul,
Eliz. Christian, Mrs. H. Christopher, An
ny CONSTANT, Miss o. Dons, Mrs. Fritz
berg, A. GabeaI, Cath. Casper, Nancy
Hatchett, EIizb. Henderson, Mary HeyIi-
ger, Mr.. Huge, VIM. Hylagh, Marcy
jackson, Capt. James, Elizb. James, Ell
len James, F. E. James, Sarah James,
AdeIine Johannes, Saml. T. Johnson
Louisa Joseph, Maria Joseph, G. Fl.
Krause, Sus. Louis, Christe6na Maduro,
A. Maynard, Miss NJ. Meyer, J. Ondruf,
E. Peterson, Nancy Petersen, Mrs. 2.
Pittersen, D. Piza, G. Prince, j. J. Quin,
Mrs. O'Reily, Mrs. L. Richard, Miss A.
Roberts, Cath. Roberts, f. Schuster, Sa-
rah Thomas, Christiana Williams.
, 1865-07-21

IN account of circumstances the sale of
" furniture advertised by Mrs. Bahne-
berg in the last number ofthe "Avis" will
not take place at "Bulowsminde )" but
with permission of the vendue-dlrcctor the
furniture, among which are several ma
hogany bedsteds with. hair mattresses,
tables, chairs, slob &C., besides some
saddles will be sold at the auction of the
decd. Mrs. Philips Saturday the 22nd inst.
, 1865-07-21
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give three months previous notice.
Terms of Advertising,
Approved by Government, 25th June, 1888.
For an advertisement of0lines, or under, one to
three Insertions
Small TYPE (Broyier) l to s lines -. 81 oo.
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Plea, Columbia:) l to s lines $3.50. | 90
Over S lines, pr. line ............. 10
For a line of largest Type .......... y
10 For l to 8 subsequent insertions, the
half amount of the first charge will be made.
All advertisements for insertion must be delivered at this
Office on Mondays and Thursdays, not later than / o'clock N.
accompanied with the CASH, as otherwise insertion will be
refused. The Postage on letters to this ONCE from West End
or ST. Thomas must be prepaid, or 10 notice viii be taken Of
them.
, 1865-07-21
Total S237,s50 67

Balance of deposits S 47,10s 81
3 new deposit accounts, viz:
l Teacher. 2 Various.
10 Withdrawals amounting to.-$980 IS.
Receivers for Saturday, 22nd July 1865.
In CH%RIsTIANsTED
Robt. Finlay, Esq, Trustee.
J. Hutchinson, Esq, Member
In FREDERIKSTED /:
H. N. MalIgrav Esq, Trustee.
P. Stevenson, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN.
President.
St. Croix, 18th July 1865.
, 1865-07-21

Lutheran Church, Christiamstcd.
On Sunday the 23rd instant, there will
be divine service held for both Luthe-
ran Congregations in this Church.
On Tuesday the 25th instant, there will
likewise be divine service held for both
Congregations in this Church.
, 1865-07-21

Shipping intelligence.
ENTERED AT CHRIsTIANsTED
July 17,-American ship Antelope, White,
New York, Provisions.
CLEARED AT CHR%IsTIANsTED
July 18,-American brig George, NJ. L. Per
kins, Porto Rico, Ballast.
, 1865-07-21

MRS. LORENTZ gives lessons in
III music (piano and song.) Like
wise she tunes pianos. Apply at
DR.. Knudsens quarter, the barracks.
, 1865-07-21
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

luring the week from I2th july to 18Th July.
Christiansted. Frederiksted Kings Hill.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03
The Newspaper.

newspaper, says cotemporary, is school in
family worth ten dollars a year. Even the
most barren paper brings something new. Chill
dren read or hear the contents gain intelligence of
the affairs of the world, and acquire useful knowl-
edge of more Importance to them in life than a
present of twenty acres of land. Parents are not
aware of the importance of a newspaper in a fam
lly OF children. We have made the remark before,
and repeat it, that to take two families of children
OF equal Intelligence, and both going to the same
scnool-let one of them have the free use Of news
paper, and it would excite astonshment to mark
the difference between them at the end of the year.
Full one-half, and an important half Of education,
as it respects the business of the world, and tue
inability to rise aud make ones self respectable
in it, is derivedfrom the newspapers. What pa
rent would not wish his children respectable ?
Who would be willing to have his peIghbor's chill
dren more intellectual than his own? Yet, how
triting is the sum which paper costs 1t is,
even in these hard times, absolutely contempti-
BILE in amount and no man ever ielt it, except in
its beneficial consequences, who paid his subsurp-
tOn regularly.
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Oil on the Brain and Tony,,e

Great excitement prevails at the present mo
mont in this village in regard to petroleum. 1t is
supposed that the whole OF Wood County is under
laid by lake of coal oil. Land spectators are de-
lirous with joy, ani already the holders of swamp
lands are swimming in wealth. In their imag.
lnat'on the oleaginous element is seen everywhere
oozing out, The surface Of the mprlss, the roots
oftrees, the little strelmets flowing into the river
and even the raging Mum 10 itself aiflrl evidence
OF the precious duid-but onlyt is Iiale green.
To every poor man we say stand fran under
this humbug; it will soon fall, and again illustrate
the old aiage of " fools AMI their money are soon
parted !" word to the wise is sufficient.
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TOLEDO MARKET

TOLEDO. September 80, 1864.
FL0UR--Fine, 81 1895 rs; Superfnc, SOD
90; Extra, 6 50G7 10; Double Exlr. aud Fancy
8 5O@lO 25' Rye Flour, 6 50. s y 'l . .
GRAIN-Red Wheat 2Osc amber Michi
gan l7S02lOc new white 1850 Corn 67c.
0ATS--S7@35c Rye 73c. Barley 1859.
SALT--Fine 'S2 D per bbi Ground Solar so
Coarse 90; Dairy, in bbls rs Sacks 25c.
FREiGH Toledu to New York--4th class
l5c; -four soc.
Ncrehanis Dispateh Present rates from New
York and Boston to Toledo, all rail LIST cIA IS
1886; "a cass l43c: 81 class, 9ic; 4th class, 76c
Steam on Lake. lst class l20c; I'd class l0Oc; 81
class 6Sc; ith class 55c.
GR0CERIES--Cufee-R Rio 3OQ33lze; Java 44c
sugars-raw sugar ISdi7c crushed 2I%c
granulated 2lHe; A coffee 20l%e B coffee l9kc
Q coffee II 1Is9ls5ze. Teas Young Hyson. f66a
1859; Imperial 100000; Black 90al3Oc
Japan ll5G I35e. Mulasses 909llCc. Sirups--
fair 55@65e; good 85@ l0oc; prime l00,G 1890
Rice-Rangoon 8NalOkci Carolina PC.
WOOL-Ful-bloo Merino 55G60c; y and q
do 45950e; \ do iO@i5cj extra pulled 5o96Oc:
superine do 45955c; No. / do 40G50c.
HlDES-Green, cured aud trimmed, &c.; green,
cured and untTmmed, 7ci green trimmed, y 7os gEaen
cured calf, l214(9 sc; green cali, l2AelgrSen hip
&c; green cured kip l0c; dry flint trimmed, l21z@
l3e; dry sated trimmed lO9 lc; dry calf 20c; dry
kip l4e; sheep skins l5c to 81 so.
LUMBER-Ciear $40; I'd clear S45; boz $40;
stock boards S23; common boards $l95 sUiled d0
SlSi fencing S2O Gull fencing Sl4 90 ring sHips
S26; "a do $50; jnst ssanting and timber, lB feet
l8-inch sawed shingles 90; l6-ineh sawed
shingles so and 90; clear and second dressed
flooring A 90; common dressed flooring "a 90;
common dressed siding S2l; I'd aud clear dressed
siding $40; dressed stock common. ] inch. E25;
dressed common basTds sell Lstb 2S@S so,
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The New Hardware Store.

Among the mIny improvements in PerrvsbuIg
during the past sumner, not the least important
and conspicuous is the new building on the corner
ofFront street and Louisiana avenue, erected by
DIR. E. ID. PEoE, expressly for the Hardware busi-
ness. 1t covers an area Of seventy-fve feet in
length by twenty-five in breadth, and with base
m'nt Is three stories in height. Each floor will be
especially devoted to distinct branch of the bus-
ness ami will embrace large and complete as
sortmcnt of all articles pertaining to said branch so
that customers may obtain whatever is needed.
The basement will be filled with sheet and bar
iron, and the heavier classes Of stoves. The sec
oni hoor will be used as sales room and be fully
supplied with all the varied articles Of shelf and
other hardware usually kept in a first class store.
The third floor is designed for the better class of
stoves and for the varied articles Of tin manufac.
ture. Under the competent management of l.. NJ.
IiUSr, Esq, the hardware store will furnish a
source OF supply which the penple of Wood Count
have long needed aud will prove abundantly sue
cessful to the enterprising proprietors.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03

THE Rev. CIV. Winning who has safely return
ed from journey in the East, thoughtfuly brings
us, aninng other curiOsitics, some of the news
papers Published in Egypt and Turkey. They
are III four languages, French, Turkish, Ameri-
can, and Greek. We cannot read them, but he
can, and through his patience we have been graft
fed 70 learn their contents, and the materials of
which newspaper are made up in the land of the
osmanlis. Our American enterprise is well rep
resented: stoves, wooden and un-ware, ploughs
axes and tools are advertised from this country
In each of the four languages heralded the vir-
tues Of the remedies made by our celebrated coun-
rymen, DR.. J. c. Ayers & Co., of Lowell They
seem not to depend on their home reputation for
confidence abroad but publish the certificates of
the Musselmen rulers themselves, to the cures
which those medicines have made in their midst
The Rev. gentlem informs us that the whole reme-
dial aid employed in those countries, comes from
Europe or America, AS they possess no medical
colleges or schools in which they have any conf
dence themselves. There arose the religious ideas
which pervade the human family, but almost all
that is useful in art or invention must be carried
back to these, the earlier settlements of mankind
Lynn Mrs.
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The Henry Countv SieuoI.

We have received the first number of paper,
bearing the above title, issued at Napoleon Henry
County, and published by Gsorge Redway. It
promises to be an efficient co-worker in the great
cause OF true democracy as expounded in the great
and living principals of the Union party. We hail
its appearance with thrice-tnld welcom., with the
hope that twill dispense political light aud know l.
edge to the inhabitants of that county, many Of
whom arcdevout worshipers of the political Beal
If the Union men of that county are true to their
best interests. they viii give the Sgaag an earnest
and unfallering support.
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The Fremont Journal.

We have neglected 10 notice the fact that this
valuable newspaper eotemporary has passed from
the management of Isaac NJ Keeler, ESQ, inir
that of Messrs. George and Roscoe Redway, the
former publishers of the Medina Gazette. Mr.
keeler has been for twenty -five wears resident
of Fremont, and most of that time he has worn
the editorial harness. Under his able supervis.
ion the Journal has become one Of the largest
ablest and best paying country papers in the
State. Its new propTietors are men of ability, en-
ergy and experience, and we wish them all sue
cess in their new field Of labor.
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A New York correspondent writing under date
of August /, "a, says, during Mr.. Lncoln's re-
cent visit to the 'front.'" the p-opriety of Issuing
whisky rations to the army was discussed with
General Grant, WIN favored the measure. The
President remarked with his usual cogent simple
ity, that whatever is beneficial to the health of the
civilian, will certainly prove advantageous to the
health of the soldier, and nearly every individ-
ual residing in mirshy districts throughout the
country can attest to the merits of ROBACK'S
BlTTERS as preventative of febrile complaints
by using them in the army, the malara of swarnps
delied -0 HfH0 0t'H' HFf 23e
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03
BurgInries.

On Thursday night of last week, the burglar
profession made big strike in Wood County
again. The residence and drug store of DIR. E. D
Peek were entered, and frauds and valuables tc
the amount OF nearly $500 were abstracted.
On the same night, at Bowling Green, a valua-
BILE span of black horses, and covered carriage
with harness, we're also taken. A reward of S55
isoasrsd for the recovery of horses, carriage and
thieves.
YoUSs STRIPPING Of fourteen ineurcerated iu
the Jail at this place for grand Iareency one night
last week made his escape, but vas promptly ar
rested b. Sheriff EVERs ON the fplIOWing day.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03
"A Balm in GiIead.o

Wood Comfy is prolific in many good things
and among there may be mentioned good and en-
terprising merchants. Iu the front rank Of these
stands our friend, GEoEsE LAsKsr, Esq, of
Gilead, whose Dry Goods Store is known far and
wide. He has recently filled it TO repletion with
an admirable stock of goods, which challenge com
parison with anv brought into Wood County. His
advertisement will appear next week.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03
Those who are Entitled 10 Pensiops


Tho following should be preserved as showing
to whom pensions may be granted. Those entitled
to pensions are;
l. yalids, disabled since March 4, IS I, in
the military or naval service Of the United States,
willie in the line of duty.
:. Widows Of officers, soldiers or seamen, who
have died Of wounds received or disease contracted
in service as above.
8. Children under sixteen years Of ege of either
OF the deceased parents, If there is no widow sur
Viving, or frOm the time Of the widows re-mar-
riage.
4, Mothers OF officers, soldiers or seamen, de-
ceased as Aforementioned, and who are dependent
on tue son Tor support, m whole or in part
D. Sisters under sixteen years of age depend-
entOn said deceased brother, wholly or In part for
support, provided there are none Of tue last three
CLASSES above mentioned.
Invaids and friends af deceased soldiers are re-
minded that in order to have said pensinn com.
msnee when the service termin atsd, the appca-
ton 'herefnr must be made within year Of the
discharge of the invalid, deeease Of the officer.
soldier or seamen, as the case may be.
Rates Of PensioA. Colonel and Of
heers of higher rank, $40 per mouth, MaIu. S2s
per month"; First LieutsHana, sl7 per month; See
ond Lieutenant SIS per month; all enlisted men.
50 per month. Only one full pension will be al
lowed 10 the relative Of deceased soldier, and in
order ofPrseedencs as above mentioned.
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LInERTY TOWNSHIP.

Boone L, D 11tl inf.
Bentley l. A, q 10th cav.
Bentley W II, G 10th cav.
Besanson Justus, Ztst inf.
Call Cyrus, X Tooth inf.
Call Carlo. K Tooth inf.
Carick Isaac, | lS2d inf.
Deust Nicholas, C 21st inf.
Edgar Jacob, II 2lst inf.
Edgar Hector lllth inf
Fryman' George W, X lSSth inf.
Gonger George.
GortOn james, lllth inf.
Houslcy Andrew, lS2d inf
Housley Samuel L, c 2lst inf.
Middleton VIM r, II 2lst inf.
Middleton Joseph d 3sth inf.
Mercer Charles A. G llth inf.
Mercer Samuel, X lllth inf.
Mercer Horace, X lllth inf.
McCrory J. W, A lO0tn inf.
Miller Thomas, X lllth inf.
Mercer Henry, battery g.
Northrop VIM, A 1924 inf.
Northrop franklin.
Northrop Wm.
Place James. G 10th cav.
Roe Edwin.
Roe Caleb +.
Roe Robert A.
Rusco Josiah, g 18th inf.
Saylor b, G 10th cav.
Shade Harvey, 1921 inf.
ShalIalstall Michael, G 3lst inf.
Shatf.tlstall Joseph.
Smith II b.
Sh wers Martin V, G 10th cav.
SpooDer Franklin.
Woodwork II, battery G..
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Tol,inr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Market.

The Junior partner of the firm of MILLER & Co..
is at present at the East making purchases for
that firm, where he will probably remain short
time and take advantage OF the present lactuation
in prices Of goods. Their customers will nm
diu5cdlv receive all the benefit of the late reduc-
tion in prices New goods are now being received,
by that firm Give them call
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NOTICE.

A meeting will he held at the Office Of Hon. Ash
or Cook, on Friday evening next, to organize a
Literary Association. and reading room for the
young m"n Of Perrysburg. All citizens Interested
in this enterprise are cordially invited to co-opc
rate
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03
Perrysburg Church Directory.

METHODIST ErIscorAL-Rev T. N, Barkdan Pastor.
Services each Sunday at 1890 An. and I Pm
rREsuYrEuIAS-Rev. G. A. Adams, Pastor. Services
each Sunday at 1880 Sabbath School and Bible
Glass at 10 NJ.
GERMAN MEruoD1sT-Rev. c. swineforth Pastor. Serv.
Ices each alternate Sunday a: 1890 All.
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The Oldest Regulator for Females.


rINHERE is hut enc gcnune Atil sure curc for
Girls or Women who suffer from irrcgular
ties, % ObStrnclion Of the mcnses, whatever may
be be cause of those distinctions. fn.
This cure has been recognized for iaapy years,
The only safe reliance is in
DR., OdEESEHAN'S FEMALE PILLS,
that Ladies' have for relief from the supprcs sion os
those periods which, II kept up ascending TO tho
calls Of Nature, Will gnarantfe to lhem the fhli,s.
amount Of good health ami strength; and which,
II D't regularly experienced, will produce Misery
and Death. ana is that first Of MI renedhs fcy Dis
Sases OF Females,
Or GHEE9ENAN'S FEMALE Pills
This go0l old Remedy for all obstrs -trg.s has
been hailed with pleasure and profit fer twenty
five years, in all parts Of the civilized world. lta
author is an old Experienced Physician, whom
everybody knows, and IN whom eyen budy plaees
confidence and respect. Il IS no nsw-iangle4 AZ
rfngemeut but Standard Remedy.
DR. CHEESEaAN'S FENALE PULLS
have never failed, and sheusnnls Of certificates ,e
thtS cHuc ct bo foGnd in all parts Of the eduutry
The propretors Of DR.. Chees, mans oag-lric6
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ONE Box
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they are the only medicine that Married FDd Sir
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ExrLIoIr DIREoroSs with each box. Tie
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sixty Pals.
Pills sent 5g mil, pro,srtIy, BY renitng tho
price 70 the Rropretors, any authorized agent in
current fund.-.
sold hy Druggists Generally.
HUrCHNGS s. HILLYER, Proprietnrs,
81 Cedar street, Ne~ York.
Benton 4 Durham. Clevelaudi and jain n.
Parks. Cineinnaii Sold 10 feitf<hnre Ly Peek
8 liamiltoni IN Msanee CITY hl i hefFiu.
tSo~ly
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03
NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS.

New Hardware Sore Peck. Hamilton g. Co.
Merchandise--F. F. r. Miller d Co.
Administrators Sale-John Lefever.
Administrative Sale-Ann Perrin.
Petition for Divorce Margaret Coldwell.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03
g Ever till now.

When men were found, smil d aud wondered how" "
People were cured of the life destroying
disease Catarrh, but upon enquiring at the
Druggists, | tind that this happiness is pro-
duced by the use of DR.. d. II Seclye'S
Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Try it.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03

winton George, A ls5tb inf.
Williams n, { 6Sd INT.
Walker W, q lllth ipfs
wtiela Joliu, y 7th heavy artillery
Walker Julius, X lSSth inl.
Walker Morris. X lS5th inf
Williams Rudolph, lllth inf.
wrigbt GeorEc, h 2lst inf.
woud Mark, X 2lS inf.
waid Charles, A 10Th tuts
Yonker Ed, A Tooth inf.