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A Point on which all Physicians Agree.


A Point on which all Physicians Agree.
Out of ten thousand regular physicians you can
not find one who will not say th,t Stimulanis and
fHvgorsnts are absolutely necessary in medical prac-
tice Andyetin by-gone years humane practition.
ers have hesitated to administer them because the
fendish ingenuity of wretches who make merchan-
disc of human nrmites, had so polluted and deteri.
ated them that the remedy was deemed as danger.
Gus as Inc disease This pcrplexity is happily done
away with. Physoians know, because the first
ana'yilcsl chemists OF the age have demonstrated
the fact, that HosTErrYR's CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERs are absolutely and entirely
FREQ from all pernicious clements Hence they have
been introduced intoihe United States Army, and
are accepted whereon the testimony of the wisethe
intelligent and the phianthropic is rated at its just
vsae as the best prot ctive against and cure for all
diseases arising from impuriy in the air or other
unhealth climate influences, that have been tested
by experience In cases of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, we state without qualification or preser-
vaten that the bitters as nearly inhible as any
thing prepared by human skill can be.
New York House. SO Cedar Street, my.
iune2id& w2w ~ s.4s. ~, 1900 .5
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Singapore May 8, 7 J southard starrett. from
Rangoon, ar Apl "a unc. iH-I
Ar at Neuyitas nth inst, brig Machas. Gates, from
At sagua1 tn inst. bsrques John Carver Nickels;
HELEN Angler. Staples ana Stntira HERMAN for
New York, ldg; Martin W Brett rhurow. for Phil
adelpha, do; Kremlin, Hallott for B0s on do; brig
Hattie Wheeler. Dolsn tor New York ldg.
CD ct st John NIB 23d inst barque Mon tezuma
Liverpool a.I.
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HmD The good Stea er CASCO con DO
.k1zSH3ak oh rteIed tc carry fxcurion ar les
e-s1aaAszl-11ef TO the Islands or to arpJV Ell. on
UEsDAYs. fsURspAYs AND FRIDAYs. NJ eech
week. Saba Schools Soc eties, intending to
mase excu sSrs III coming seas n win do well to
apply tt aas.i'
For terms 'nquire Of
BURG FSS + pBES 4 co. ~
june29d2m 50 Gommele a. 81, Ih3mls Blo,k.
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No { haHge for Services
U. s. SANITARY COMMISSION
ARMY az NAVY Ce.AUvE AGE&CV.

No $50 Summer street, Boston, will attend to the
collection OF Solciers ard Sal ors' Claims on the
Government, free of all charge TOR services. Hav-
nsuaI ia iii 'ies for prompt collections Apply 10
FRANCIS s. DYER, Local Agent, so summer
street, Boston, Tf 23snwSm
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CgRAYE from Gen. shep'ey's Juse 2s'h, mid
- de fizs BLACK ut-answe Z, tho n,m OF
Bess"-four VIII. Fee, viii breas, AID wi its
ring nea ly round tlonesK, q arg Gu ly han; .
20 u ps-ii ly rhavei Whoe' g ~ r. m her -
Gen. 50 pley. rr give IN o-p ntoo tading 10 IA se-
aver ha rec I'VE The above rcwa
jim 29td
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WY NOT USE THE REST,

over twenty years. increasing demand has estab-
lished the tact that Matthew'S Venetian Hair Dye is
TIE best in the world. It is the cheapest, the most
rehaoie and most convenient, Complete in one bot
ue. es not require any previous preparation ofthe
mar, no trouble. NO crock orstain Docs notru of
OF make the hair appear dusty and dead butimparts
70 IL new lie andirstsr. Produces beautiful black
o. Drown as preferred child can apply it Al
ways give satisfaction Only rs cts per bottle. Sold
eve ywhsre. AL MATTHEWS. Mapufacturpr.N N. Y.
DEMAs BARNES ! Co, Rev York wholesale
Agents. 'h 1A NAV 12ecdIy
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Reasons for Using Bush's Hair Dive,

1t is the most durable. 1t contains tse jarges
quantity of dye. Each box has three bottles sponge
and brush 1t colcrs Jet black any desirable shade
of brown. Full directions with each box. 1t can BE-
easily applied. Price one dollar jans27dlw
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Is at Ia Middle Street. where every variety o.
Rubbe' Goods can be procured at manufacturers
prices. Their assortment OF Rubber Jewelry and
Fancy Goods i, really magnificent iuue2stf
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, 70 2 !, morn q Peri At the ss,.e

No wonder; she had used her last bottle Of
sTsRLIEas AMBRosIA and the article was scarce
on account OF the immense demand Tor It. slal Z.
iune2lnd2wl asu.- ..--.-.---llaI l.- -l.. nj
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NNlicye

VNHG barge "COMF0Rr' has been Ieised 10 N, p.
Il HAHhY BAKER FOE the com ng seas n.
Parties wishing to enga 70 hs- for ex a sons. viii
nlease CO on Mr. Baker At NJ. PaitngtoH's Ice
Ore m saloon tunder Lancaster Hsil a. 10 O'Clock
eaco d1v. slnI CAPT. WIN WILLARD.
jnne29 .sft .aE...H. nf. 10
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'HVHIS is TO forbid all persons trusting my wiz,
Emma Il. CamDoel or any other per-on on my
count, ssI shal pay no deh's OF aly e'a CON-
t'c ing fef this date. ALFRED CAMPBELL,
Graz, June 27ih. 1855. juat2S lws
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IMPORTS.

SAGUA. Brig Anna d Torrey - 439 hhds 80 tres
molasses. to Church, q Co; 3 bbls do. master
DIGBY Ms. sch Mary Ann-z5 cords wood. 45
doz ggs, to master.
wESrPORr Ms. Sch Sarsh-s00 qtla pollock, $50
otis cod fish, 10 bbs aibut, bills oil, bbls herring
TO master.
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Treats Catarrh, Bronchitis, and all affections
of the Throat and Lungs, by cold Medicated In
halation. Success unprecedented. Can refer
to thousands in this city and State, and all parts
Of the United States. Office No. 2SMIrH STREET,
PORTLAND, MAINE. may24tf
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Letter from Gen. O. O. Howard.

The following letter we give to the public
with much pleasure. It is just such a docu-
ment as we might expect from such a man.
Every line of it breathes the spirit of Chris
tianity and patriotism. Like a true soldier
who has fought many agbattlei for the life OF
his country, he feels strong sympathy for his
comrades in arms and, thinks more of them
than he does of himself -,
- - % = WASHINGTON, June 26, 1865.
To The Editor Of the Press: ar "a
Enclosed please find slip from the Maine
Farmer.
feel truly grateful to my friends for their
kind intentions toward me, and am under re-
newed obligations for this testimonial of their
appreciation of what they deem my public
services. 1 trust God will reward them But
/ am inclined to see the matter as the Farmer
does, and to beg that the sum Of money SO ia
vested, may be putin trust toward an Asylum,
or Home for wounded soldiers.
Permit me then, withsa gratitude and affec-
ton towards my friends commensurate with
that of actual receipt, to decline before the
offer, the contemplated gift. .s58aa 81
Very respectfully
aSaafef your obedient servant, G al
o. o. HOWARD,
Major General.
The following is from the Maine Farmer.
alluded to in the above letter: sesa Ssa8 u
A movement is making in Portland to raise
"a sum of money to be invested in United
States Securities for the benefit of Gen. o. o.
Howard, Ia recognition of his gallant military
services during the war. We should be sorry
to discounfenance any just and appropriate
expression ofJegard for an officer every way
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Msy I, no lat. 60 ship TaujOre Martin, I'm Boston
for Hong Kong. .I -. 81 4 r ~ Nh 7'-7
April ls lat 81 o. s ion % 4ow, chip coronet.
spea from Liverpool for Bombay.
june % LAT 80 IS Ion rs 10, osrque Walker,
from Ne Orleans for Bostou. 0l'll f..INI
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La letterfrom florence says ia woman in
country costume entering Rome was stopped
and examined at the. gate when a letter was
found on her containing human ear. She was
brigand messenger sent in for ransom
Nessim Pasha has been dismissed from the
Turkish Ministry of Marine, and is succeeded
by Hail Pasha, the Grand Master of Artillery,
who retains the latter posi-,
Gen. Mcclellan and family have lately arrived
ct MilanH 81 s. e. = NF
|, Itseems that the suppressing the subscrip-
tons, for the Lincoln medalin France was mere
ly mistake of certain over-zealous officials.
The Constitutional of the eth inst, says: - The
administration have now given orders. that the
subscription to the medal of Mr.. Lincoln shall
meet no hindrance. The Government of the
Emperor, whose sentiments were manifested in
so signal q manner on the occasion of the crime
committed againstith the President of the United
States, could not but leave the most complete
liberty to such manifestation. aiAli
Sir Lascelles Wraxall, an English baronet,
widely known for his contributions to the popu-i
lar literature Of the day, has died at Vienna,
where he had lately taken up his residence He
had served in the Turkish army, was man of
varied accomplishments, and had reached his
37th year. xAaNm&e
N The annual Swiss Federal Rifle Festival takes
place this year at Schaffhausen No less than
500, OOOf are to be distributed in prizes to the
victors The number Of targets erected will be
I5O. a~
Acurious story reaches us from Vienna. "a
poor, wretched looking old woman went to a
branch pawn-offiee in that city to pledge the
: only article Of value left to her "a small gold
locket The clerk scarcely looked at it, ere he
asked the owner where she had it from. She
declared it was her own property, and it came
out that the old woman found in the clerk her
long-lost son. Many years ago, when the wo-
man was keeping farm of her own at Funf-
kirchen, in Hungary, her son was drawn as a
soldier, and on his return heard the melancholy
news that his mothers cottage had been burnt
down, that she had left the village soon after,
and was probably dead. Thus mother and son
had lived in Vienna without meeting, and it
was only the locket that had led to recogni-
tion.'' - y a - IA g eAss
Voluntary confessions would seem to be the
fashion in England The case of Constance
Kent has found a parallel in that of Charles
Rudge, middle-aged man in Dublin, who lately
went before amsgistrate and swore to having
murdered certain Lady Shedden of Berkeley
Castle, in Jauary, 1s41. He was "a geod-look-
ing well-dressed man, but somewhat under the
influence of liquor. Azh&sH s5&k#s 8@
! Tom Thumb is exciting curiosity in London
80
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- Rochester is poor place to hold Con
vention in. Certain eccentric but respectable
reformers held a meeting there lately to revolu-
tionize the female dress Of the day, and some of
the people of the city made il a point to attend
each session and silence the proceedings by
their uprearious noise. 1t is pity even Bloom
erism should nothaye achance to inter its wis
dom undisturbed. t
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RA copperhead in Milwaukee lately knocked
down one legged soldier who had lost his limb
at Gettysburg. The soldier sued for the assault,
and the jury rendered verdict Of $500 AID
costs which was paid. 81, "a
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BUY ME, TRYME & I'LL DO YOU GOOD.
DR.. Lanakeu,s Anodun.e. ~


A 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, Cholera-Morbus aud
Chronic Darr@s, which areso common with all ages
and so dangerous &C this reason o the year. We
never advertise certificates Let tsand upon its own
merits-this is the only way &, od ihi-g should
known. Hence our mot o-Buy me- 30, OF the
head g. Every person VITO usts 1t will testfy a.
many have already, that DIR. Langley Asods ne l.
the g1ate discovery Of the age and mustb Queen
of all Medicines, BY its great cures. Sold by deal,
ers Price 40 MIS- per bottle. =,
Phillips Co. june15eod& w3m / +
5000 O0O0GRAPE. re Solved ~
The Best Veg tsble Preparation for the HAIR.
Itremoyes Dandruf, stops The Hair from falling OF,
produces new growth where it has fallen Oh,
makes stiff hair zofsand glossy, and restores Gray
Hair to its natural color. Sold everywhere. e. r.
CLARKE, Proprietor, Sharon, Mass sd tal
june 6-sn eod&wlm d3fa .raigtsil 4
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EcurLr.laionIs.

70 EtoIdn0e ofreet.
81 GET IxsuexD. jun 20 lmeoi
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c. MORSE, M. D.

June 2eth-sndtd
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11

BY an advertisement published elsewhere, II
will be seen that Captain l.. Black, Of TcutCgany,
has been appointed Recruiting 0flcer BY the Gov
erpor, and been assigned BY the Military Commit
toe TO recruit in the townships Of Plain Washing
ton, Weston, Middleton, Center, Liberty, Milton,
jackson and Portage.
Probably every one understands that an enlisted
man enjoys important advantages Of which draft
ed man is deprived; and an item which every one
can appreciate is the fact that the former is paid
liberal bounty, while the latter receives none.
Itis therefore 10 the interest Of every one who
serves IN our armies, TO go as Eulisted rather
than a Drafted man. And just here We wish to
say to those who feel inclined TO enter the SER
vice, that they will hardly have a chance 10 do so
under better officer than Captain Black. He
has had what Is 30 necessary in warlike matters,
experiencc-has made "forced marches" been on
the battle field, in the hands Of the enemy, and in
rebel prisoDs-and therefore understands wha,
should be required Of men, and what they may,
in the exgencies Of war; be called upon to encoun-
ter. Furthermore, he is kind and considerable, and
the men who go under his command may DO as
sured Of receiving all the care and attention
whichitis in his power to bestow. His headquar-
ters will be at Tontogany. For particulars, sec
advertisement,
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Efforts to Fin Our Quota.

We are informed that quite a number Of our
business men, had meeting last Monday even
ing to organize Mutual protection company, in
preparation for the pc lding draft. They claim
that the labor and means heretofore furnished had
to be borne by a few, while many, equally able
escaped almost entirely from bearing their just
portion Of the burden. They are unwilling to al
low this injustice to fall on them again. After con-
sultation, they agreed to defer the matter until
next week, and in the interim unite with all, il
efbrts to clear the township, by circulating sub
scripton paper, and furnishing the ncedful for a
liberal bounty.
This is undoubtedly the better course, and VIC
hope the csnvassers will meet with abundant sue
cess.
1--we all throw in our mite, il can be easily &c
complished. Let us make the effort and We viii
never regret il. Remember the meeting next Mon
day evening and be on hand. There is no time t.
be lost
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For The Wnri

By an advertisement, published elsewhere in
this paper, it will be that Lieutenant Charles
d. Dennis is prepared, by authority of the Gov
ernor, to rcc,ievc recruits for one, two or three
years. Lieutenant Dennis has served two years
during the present and two years in the Mexican
war unquesti nably, therefore, he understands
what "war" is. At the time of leaving the for
mer service, he resigned a Captains commission in
tho 72d o. I. We have very little personal ac-
quaintance with him, but he is well known through
the county, and We are inform ID that letter has
recently been received here from General Buck
land, mentioning him, officer of the I'D Ohio,
in the highest terms. He will recruitin the town
ships of Perrysburg Lake, Webster, Troy, Free
dom, Montgomery, Perry, Bloom, and Henry. See
advertisement.
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DIED.


GETZ-In Perrysburg, Dec. 80, 1864, Of Scarlet
Fever, Edward Joseph, youngest son of George
and Catherine Getz, aged years and six months
Eddie, thou shalt sleep
Upon that pillow which no mothers hand
Hath softly spread for thee-o'er which, at night,
The sweet chant of her "lullaby" shall float
Never amid thy dreams.
Eddie, twas well
With thee on earth, with thee It's better now,
Walking beneath the cedars and the palms,
Among the white lambs of the flock Of God.
BRADLEY--Eear Bowling Green, Ohio, Jan
uary Sd, of Typhoid Fever, Laura s. wife OF
A. b. Bradley, aged AZ years, months, days.
Mrs. b. was born in Franklin County, New
York. With her fathers family she came to Akron
Ohio, in 1895, where she resided until her mar
riage, in lS42. From her early youth she has
been consistant member of the church. In this
bereavement, her husband mournes the loss of a
kind and loving companion, and her children are
deprived Of the care and council of most dsvoted
mother. Naturally endowed with gentle disposi-
tiOn and kind and generous heart, added to her
refinement and uniform Christian department, she
won the respect of a large circle Of sympathizing
friends, who deeply feel her loss.
She sleeps in Jssusl peaceful rest
WhoSe waking is supremely blesL"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BsAspEEH'sP PnLs.-The weak, ,hs Ccnsun,p,
tive, Rheumatic, Costive, Bilious and Delicate,
after somo days uso, will find renewed strength
and hfo pCrvsde every organ Of their frames.
Evefy dose psekes the blOcd purVr. The nerves
commence in the ar,srics aud terminate in the
veins. These pills, as erst effect. act upon the
ar,srial blood increasing the circulation by which
Impurities arc deposited in tho veins, aud they
throw oil such collections in,o the bowels, which
organs, by the energy derived frOm Brandreths .
Pills, cxpcl them from the system. When 6rs,
usei, the Pills may occasion gripping, and even
make tho patient tSVl worse. This Is an excellent
sign, and shows the disease will socn bo carcd.
No great good is often achieved without some
trouble in its attainment, and this rule applies 10
the recovery Cf health. SAld BY
PECK & HAMILTON, aud BY all respectable
dealers in medicines. S5d
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The Northwestern OHIO Teachers Asso-
citation,

Will hold its next quarterly session at Monroe
willie on the 2lst inst, commencing at 10 A. NJ
Rev. A. Wheeler, NJ, D., Of Sandusky, will de-
liver the address. Essays will be presented by
Miss Abbott, of Tifin, Miss Newton, of Norfolk
and Miss--of Maumee. These meetings are in
tended to form and keep alive intimate &C.
quaintance among the members Of the professioni
and it is desirable that time be appropriated tO
this special purpose. If, in connection with the
above exercises and purposes, there should be
time, il will be devoted to the discussion of "The
Importance and best methods of teaching Mental
Arithmetic"
All teachers along the c. and T. R. r. and its
connections are invited to cooperate. This road
furnishes free return tickets to all who attend
the meeting, and it is presumed that other Roads
in the Northwestern portion of she State will do
the same.
BY order Of the Executive Committee,
ID. F. DRWOLF, Chairman.
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go" Tod, who for some time past has been 6g-
uring a. a '"bouuty speeuIAaor'' at Weston. On
Monday evening lasi received pressing invita-
tiOn, which he eaally accepted. % accompany an
'Asaistan. Proves, Marshal y Toledo. We under
stand that he is charged with snlistiOg paroled
soldier, AID Poekoting porsiOa of the bounty.
no issaid q have showed agh. when the arrest Was
hFst attempted; bat he speedily wiIted when a
piece Of PsShss srsilIuiy bfoaght % bear upon
hin. 49,
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MARKET REPORTS.
pERRYspuRG MARKEr.
TOLEDO MARKET.

Toledo, Jan. Z, 1865.
The market has been very quiet to-day. Flour
continues neglected, the high railroad tariff pre-
cladiag purchasers. The inquiry FOR Wheat i.
limited by want OF facilities for shipment. Corr
is in fair request but the offerings aFs light. Oats
steady and unchanged. Rye quiet. Barley dull
Dressed Hogs without any material change. Clio
yer Seed fraction better.
fLOUR--Nothing doiug in round lots.
WHEAT-Sales 200 bn No red at lose;
1000 bu do at 1875; amber Michigan was offered
At 207c without finding buyers.
CoRR-Sales 70O bu cid No at l25c; $50 bu
do at l25; 439 ba new do at I06c; zoe bu do al
lO7c.
OATS Quiet and steady.
RfE--last sales at l4ec.
BARLE " Last sales were al Use.
SEEDS- sales 40 bu Clover Seed at SI4 371<
DRESSED hOGS-Are without any material
change.
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wood Coun,y official directory.
JUDICIARY OFFICERS.
COUNTY OFFICERS
Pcrrysburg Church Directory.

MernopIsr ErIscorAL-Rev. 7. n. Rarkduh Pastor
Services each Sunday at lO9o AN ana IN
cNgssyTgRtka-Rev. n. W. Hiil. PASTOR services
aark sunday At 1880 Az. Sabbath School and bole
Glass at IL n.
P,rrtsr-Rsv IT, r. TAFT. Pastor. Services each sun
DAY at 1880 A. NJ Sabbath School at IL NJ
turHERAN-Rev. J. Rlnageis, Pas'or. serviceA eVerS
sunday, forenoon and afternoon Alternately
GERNAN MRrHoDtsrRev. G, swinetorth. PASTOR SerN'
ices each alternate Sunday ~ 1890 A.
CArnoLic--Rev Mr.. Charles Cribs. Services each sun
day at 10 An and 9 Nm,
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About two weeks since, at or near the Psrrys-
burg Union School House. a heavy gold ring
which, when new, was ''ehased," but hsdIbeeOme
worn nearly plain. On the inside Of the ring was
engraved the name &C. E. Keelsr." 1--WE may BE-
mistaken about the second initial, but the irsi
initial and name are above The finder will con-
fer favor by delivering the same to Miss Carrie
Wilkinson; or ifmors convenient, Il may be lefs at
this Office
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Arrived Home.

Captain Il. r. Blinn, whose escape from the reb
els we mentioned last week, arrived home or
Wednesday night last, in good health, notwith-
standing the hard treatment he has undergone.
Adjutant Ed. l.. Baird, Of the 2lst Ohio, ar
rived home, from Savannah, four or fvo days
since, on short furlough.
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By recommendation Of the Military Committee
The Governor has appointed as recruiting officers
for this county, Captain L. Black, Of washingtor
and Lieutenant Denius, Of Troy. The county hai
been divided into two districts, and one of the
above officers, is assigned 70 recruit in each. We
hope that each will from time To time send US no
lice oftheir success ia recruiting.
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,JCR WORK

The space occupied by ten lires, or loss, Of this
sized type counts one square.
All TRANSIENT and LEGAL ADVERTISE
MENTS, MUST BE PAID IN ADV AScE.
Persons will invariably End the same price
charged at each Office for advertising and job work.
II. S. CHAPLIN. Publisher journal.
Pcrrysburg, Sept. 20, 1864.
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DR.. TiBER, Dentist,

Will bo at Lambs Hotel, Bowling Green, on
Tuesday aud Wednesday, Aug. l6 and II.
At Austin Van Blarcum's, Portage, Thursday
an Friday, Aug. 1S and 10.
Az Drurv's .I,tel, Tontogany, Tuesday August
l3I. Owing tn his greatly increased home busi-
aess Dr. T. will not be able to visit the above pla-
-es AGAIN before October,