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Are acknowledged the best instruments made in
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f4B G r A d CON c L R t.
w. GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL AND IN
STRUMENTAL MUSIC
wa NATIONAL HALL,
NBKEr Street. beIow IHI RrEENTH.
TIT kSDAY EVENING, February 8 1856,
CATHOLIC PHIL lMATHEAN LITERARY INsTI-
TUTE.
The Programme will highly varied and sylng in
character, doubtless forming OF the pleasing
tiOn can be had what II wilt really be rom the
annou ncement OF the names the following l.
known performers, al, OF whom are engaged for the
MIME JOSEPHINE sCHIMPF,
NM BtNRlEfrA BEHRsNS,
MISS ELLIE MCuAFFEhrY.
MISS MARUELINE G. ELLERS,
THE FULL UNI ED STATES BRASS BAND,
tProtess0r Jot In JosberRer LEADER
THE CELEBRATED sENGERBuND (GERMAN
QUARTETi Of iHE YoUSG MENNERcnoK
Professor Wolslefer LEADER,
MEssKs MUELLER, AkcRER, PLANTHoLz, AND
CAPTAIN JOHN 7. REILLY,
THOMAS Il. hARKINS,
DANIEL MCIN TYRE,
PHILIP MORE.
WIN e. PhOBASC0,
AND OTHERS
THE GRAND C0NCERr PI hN0,
factory OF Messrs. Calenberg & vaupe, New YORK;
MR.. JAMES BELLAK, ...r--.-.
Sole Agent for Phi ade phls NO. Isl South Filth
PROF A. +. DOS SANTOS.
The Concert VIII commence punctually aG ~ O'Clock.
all the principal Music and Catholic BOOK stores
with smsl bills giving particu ars) Of any of tAe
THOMAS e. HARKINs,
1t Musical Director
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h~455-1 TO The FRIENDS OF UNION AND
LlBERTY.-A greeablyt to the call of the UNION
STATE EXE CUTIVE COMMITTEE, the Union ct-
OF the Wards of Philadelphia requested
to meet at such places shall be designated by the
officers of the various Ward Associations ion TUESDAY
LVENING, February l3, 1856, at7h O'Clock, to elect
Judge and two Inspectors to conduct the Delegate
Election to be held in the various Election Divisions
on TUESDAY EVENING, February 90 1866, between
the houIs OF and O'Clock. hi.
At this Election there shall be elected Senatorial
and Representative Delegate from each Division,
who shall meet in Convention (agreeabyto Rule 10th
the Rules for the Government the Union Pary) to
elect DELEGATES TO the state Convention to be held at
Harrisburg, the 7th of March 1866 to nominate a
GOveracr, and transact such other business may
be brought before the Convention for the good OF the
Uai0n rr -r .... "
By order of the City Exec utive Committee.
WILLIAM ELLIOTT, Chairman.
JOHN L. HILL Vecretares' asst
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Dreie unb &ine.
Cine Gr3dbluns.
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urtiebxue.)

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buuo einaetre:en, uab er betrat ber @e8
ber @euei lung. Seine iuBenblt@e &raft
BATE. fie iiter,nu,leen !; abtr e8 stn8 nur
lanolant 3un1 8siert1 Yurwdrt6. I'D
&u9 Ser Bauer freute ft ber :Mtecer<
0enelun9 pe8 SiinoltnDs, ,&m ben Mutter
aup Tc@ter Il, @pr8falt tbdti8 tporen.
2eBtere belonbers ,,no NIT einer Gbeil>
nabme, BE etn tiefere6 @sfdbt onfdn<
ttete.
glls er 3uu, erRen Mal anSer oem 8ett
lein tonntt, er3dblte Ct t9nen ben 9ereane
pe6sn, pas tb1 81 tbneh eefabrt. Dar>
aug er9aben F@ bic ru@luien plane bet
Mufmte0ler, &pel@e Ger ebrli&e @etbarp
erlt rur@l@autt, als ber nplle Sturu1 fbn
un,brau(te unb Ct nit btnetnBeri6e1 tpa1
II, pen Strucel. Der ibn fai Yerfalan9.
D{e6 ebrltbe Befenntnib unb bic Gr3dbl>
una 1einer eBlt@en 2etpen, al6 ct our@
@alp unp s5elp, 1ber @tud uno Stefn
eutaeb unp tobtmlne, am 6unaertobe:
Bier unfam, erwa1t ibm oe6 8auera
3unsisune. Die pffene Gbrlt&feit. tro'
NIT Ct dber 1eine Gami!ie (praa, tefsftta<
tt fe nod :nebr.
6ortan.. pures er ole ein @lteo BED
6aufes bebanoelt, aber i1mer nod betm'
lid 9ebalttn, neil Marieten befdr&tete
er tperoe @efobr laufen, fin9e3o9en 81
perbet,. Niemonb obnte aber feline 9ln,
tpelenbeit.
Gben bieS @ebeimniB, bas i'm bic,
umaab, ,par 70 re@t eeet9net. bte 6erser
0erbaro'8 unp Marieten'8 INNER en9el
III nerbtnber. Die .Gltern nertten'e
iputL abtr iie {disn.,1 tei1 9inbernie Il
ben @e9 81 leBen, ,lnp Maristta uni
@erbar6 tparell IN tbrtr 2tebe unau6'
fpre&Ji@ 8lddli@.
Mas@en'5 aebnlt@fett NIT mariefen
bic uupertennbar tpar, btt Bro6e Dant.
burtett, ptl3e er BEN li.bensmdroieer
Mdo&en ldulbete, paren bte Brdde fa,
feline 2i.be, bie tdsli9 inniser 1purpe.
Grf ale er ,pfeber gang genefen, fdriet
| er an fttne Gltern. Mu4 btet Dtrleu9uet'
e. bte bteoere Gbrlt&fsit fetner @efnnunl
nt9t. Ct nos teine Mdnttltttn UNI isfr
itraftar Ibun; er le9te ben Sang ieine
@el@tde nar ben Gltern bar, ober aud
ben ieiner Gnttdui@une, ber 9stluns no'
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pau( Rieoer'S
&rceQente8 MM0enlpQNer,

AAS OSsOUVs
@rceQente8 Mu9en>pa0er,
bewa6rt lit ben l@wierisRea GaQen ala spunetr'
bar wt,tenbes 9eilmittel, tt, pie bic p5iesn
WrGparate, Yatienten wie @isoerosrtaufs1n be-
liens empfoblen. -,
BIadberrY- Bal a NJ aae Ga1e pott
@pmmertranfbeit (summer-comPlalnD
be &inbern beilt.
sMprie'S Iialiemtl6er Mu8e,t:
8alid1lt
ais unfeblbares Mtttel
fit Die &ranttetten beS Muse6. .
(Mtute unb &rpnt,pe)
@er1sutSruer, Giterun8 etr 1brdnenbrulen,
Dlimmern unb @4mddbe.
Das Mittel Writ unfsblbar, mag bic 9rant'
tfit 1trppbuItlen pter ansern l1rlsrun8s fsin
De ntrtt eesex @4na@s uno Abntbmtn ees
Rraft bes 5ebnerpen uno beilt trautbafte 3u'
1Gnte in BEN 8au bel5elben. Befuubers iol@eu
Weripueu ~ empfeblsn, pel@e ibr Huge fort.
mGbrenb au,uRreuaen baben. Der Balm ~irt
ibrtr @ebtraft a4strein gefunee 3battetett tute'
ttr perletben.
urpbfrt'S unb ibr merbet'S bepabrt Froen.
QreiS . IS &ent per Gla1&e.
-. baben bel allen DruSeifen.
Mpr1e u. Dailey, &i8entbuner.
Dubuque, Spta.
Die Waterialien. aus benen t5 autereitet Il.
Rns rein uue tSRlid. Gs 1T nit b.&fer @or9'
falt unb @enautetsit 3uiauamense{est nne mt
6i@erbeit nnb pbne @@mer3 anjumeneen. ea &
au6erli& applieirt wirb une bic @sfabr taaftt!@e'
Nineralauseum ai@uueen, msl@e ba6 carte Au'
aenaemebe fo leibt 3erRSreu, Dermetbet.
Itub mie fit bas &uee 70 un8eu,etu mpbntd'
ss ptrtenb, purse es aud bS@R betlfant e.
@3anSp puxten, Gnt3anbnnsen, &C.
iprungene 2ipptn nnb panbe
@urmanGinstr, 9altf1n6, Cry
{tpelas, 9nlttttnftdbt 1e.
Mprfeu. 8 atIeY, Dubuque, Soma,
Gieentbamer.
o. @eetn Ginienbnus ppn 30 Gent In fran
ltrtem Brtet 3usei&tdt.
.Morse's Blackberry Balsam
R&eree Mttttl far Diarrbse, t<&ty
ytrbauune, GbpItra Merbns
R{nber.Gbplera, ,unb lie 1nter
Ietba. .arautbeiten-
--4O7 paul &te8er
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$hlttrististktl!s.
1pie piel witgt aas Yabp ?
(na3 btm euslti&en Bon y. 3D.

@te Siel pfuns ppbl bas s8abY' pteet
8pr Ster @e&en sebpren 1T fnbem @eb z
Dte Stsl pfunb pcn BEN 2Sd&en, sas f@ot
9aa@ ,aa7 i'd bteBt,
8ts CUR rpfsen @pise etr sro6en 3tb.
@ru6sater t@a.st ben anetsn I'm Sud
uni banat tas @eptdt, unb lugt nit Btba@
@tarf User bic Brtae uub lanee eenue.
t1m tlar ~ lefen unb beutliG: s9far a&t"
11nt nit letfem G&o ballt's mad in ber &unb.
ST BEN ~tn3teen Rdsblstn ttr gater la&t.
xgur M&t!s (pri@t tte Mutter nit f&molten'
BEN Munb,
@rubmutter tabt's r8ete" unb lispslt: rsfu'
M@t!"
Sdaut fita uub eruit in's Muse benz ain',
/ l1nt itret&t tbm toiens bic 2Sd&'m ,urt&t.
t1ub aaRert: uqDie ndrrt@ bic 2tute bod itns
Netnpera&en, @rpbpdter@tu tue9 bid f@ls&t.1
n@pg Ct betn 2d@slu am ruFssn @nns,
Die felige @pnre, bic Du uns eetrafbt.
Die fureenbe 2tebe bic @tunb fIrStunt,
9Deun RtQ tu t&luu.nterf, absr tis pa&t?"
so usnnten ber @aSe 3iftrn nt&t
Dee per,ens f@psr Ansf unb fNptb, aas
Denn 8iebesbise ben @d'lnmmerbtr brt&t, & {
Metne 2tete bod bitet, oetrea bia jant 9oe. -
81 -:aG.f .Es1E4s
SO tpc9 aud Niemanb bt, g eele Detn, 51
@an tpr8 ,,ur ber @eele Sersanslt&es 9ltte!-
apmm Gugsl unb f&liebe bic atustletn.
@ie sisl Du pobl piesF fir bic 9 pistett2'
@robauttsr bettft bas Baby fetu,
ltut i@autelt's unb faaert: rDu litbt 3eit,
g uetB uur Der Batter int 1immtl aQtiu,
@ie l&pes Du pitsR fir bic Gwi8ttit!1'
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Nan1 Nte8er's
unffkltaTe

Me6i3i1, stsen &beu11tatt8ntu8
ielbR 1T htn tSsartie0en 6aaen bttier 9ranttett
son E@erfer Btrtuns, tpirb ben 2anetaufeusen
~ iol&en Yreilen ab9sla0eu, ptl&e ibnen CUTE
proftt beir1 8srtauf Fd9ern.
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Ntmu'e nt&t dttl, lteber Manu,
fa8te fie, tpen.t i'd BIT antwurte. wte bu
mtr etnn,al Aeantportet bait: @art6 al.
.faBtt ber Sttufl l1nb NIT bfeitn @or>
ten 8iu8 ft la&enb binau5. Mh ben
i0a@tn mars TIT uber bod nt@t ba re@t
Grnf !; benn ftt fab Cine tbret 3offnun'
na@ ber anberen bnfe&en unb blet'
@en.
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DaS berabmte en8lil@e
Yferbe>, ,Mtnbpteb> Il. @&af<
LINIMENT, $#ts5
tpel@ea ftber Garmer ale f@srftes &urmittel fiir
ait Mrttu 6u6erli9er Rrantbeiten ieines 8tsb-
fanbeS TN 9aufe balten foQte. '@
Sir oielts 2intmeut talte t@ bae Depot far
ben Gnsro6. .@e,lauf IN ben. @taaten Minnefeta
unb @isconfn. as a4Gl s}3s
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&eele'&

@z# &eele'8 @l@S ..i
@aQrbQllau1 (9atrltfel s51s
Das ausgeaN&netfte aller betarnten Mittel, jur
BefSrberuna bes @a@stbuus bes 1aar6 Mnb
@tebert rterftQane ber .Guae uno ur(prau8li9en
Jarbe ber@tlbtn, fiir ben @rcb. Y. 3lttnnertaut.
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paul Rie9er's
8lut< 1tn6 @uQenret1ttB11198

Ntlle1t,
bic bette pansmebi3tu tiir bic erebe Mn3abl son
8rautbetteu, peld,e bur@ D.runretntuun9 ees
8luts une @tSrung BET 0erbauun8s, Sr8ane
terSpr8eruftn tuerben. 1s.l4 al /,
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MEXICO.

jun ez Government Asks Aid TO Restore !
Ordrr,-.rho President Disposed to Send
20 900 Troops Tor that Purpose Grant
Probably 10 Lead sheridan Summoh'd
te Washington.
NLw oRLRASs, Oct. 29,--lt is reliably
stated that General Sheridan has been or
dered TO report at Washington, II is un
derstood the order originates from the pres
ent onndltinn Of our Mexican relations,
NEw IpRE, Oct, 29.--rhe Times, of this
morning says it canuot be doubted that the
government OF Juarez has already sought
the aid OF the United States in It's efforts to
re.estabIish its authority over the contend.
ing factions that VIII arise upon the ruins
of the empire,
Unless the reports already received from
/ Washington are at fault, The President has
4 indicated his own Willingness to enter upon
such IN arrangement, aud is disposed 10
/ send to the city OF Mexico, II sucl, u step
! shoul he doomed advisable, iorce OF at
l least %, 600 men, under General Grant or
some other olicer of high rank and reputa-
unn, clothed with powers to all tho Gov
erpment ol Que sister republic in the resto-
ration OF order aud security.
As matter of course the Government OF
Mexico w,ll be expected 10 incur all the
expenses OF such an enterprise, She has
abundant resources for this, as well AZ tC
secure Us loI whatever guarantees II might
he, wise Tor ms To give FOR the payment o.
debts Justly duo TO England and France
which welo made the pretext ser there
invasion OF her soil aud independence, / We
were to assume the direct payment OF these
debts not, Of course, Including those o
the Empire, which we have never acknowl
edged, aud Tor which France can have nc
valid claim. The per cent OF customs I,
/ he collected at Mexican porls, alreadl
| Tor Ihia ohiect. ..lL. -.--l- IL I.
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The OHIO ELECTION.
The Onlclal VOtc Of 1865 and 1866,

=
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TuE Sqndusky Register says that tho ap-
pie crop on the Reserve is nrobably larger
than that ,oi any previous season for many
years. Tho inland towus are chipping off
thousands Of barrels. Ottawa, Seneca, Ash
lind, Lorain, aud a score Of counties are
sending TO- Now York, Chicago and other
places large quantities. Passing over any
of tile railroads leading from Sandnsky.
huge piles Of barrels are seen at nearly
every station. Apples arc selling at about
So per barrel. Dealers are paying 81 with
out barrels. owingto tile large quantities
shipped freiehts have taken an upward
shoot, and barrels are hold firm AZ GO cents
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RAE wEsr vIpGiNfA.ELEcrfoN.

The returns of tho West Virginia election
Are ofthe most encouraging character. Tho
Union majority in tho State will exhibit a
handsome increase on that for tho constitn
tional amendment, which was about seven
thousand. Governor BoRENAN has been re-
elected, aud The fiItee Republican Congress.
men have been successful by decided ma
iorties. The Legislature will I've largely
Union ID both branches though the precise
figures cannot yet be given. In the last
House, tho Democrats had thirteen out OF
iffty-two members-,iust oncfourih This
year, ,accordiog to the estimate of the Wheel
ing hleiiigsaccy based on incomplete re-
turns, they cannot bave more than thirteen
out of fity-six.
The Senate will stand thirteen uuion, four
Democrats, aud FIVE doubtful; making a
calculation sliEl favorable to the op.
position, in order to meet Ml possibilities.
The LateHigeRcer reckons the undoubted
Union majority on Joint ballot at twoi y.
though it will probably reach twenty. eight.
in view of this fact, it says;
We conclude, therefore, that il is highly
probable the amendment proposed as the
9Th article of tile Constitution OF tho Uni.
ted States, will be ratiIicd'by tue LegisIa.
ture of Wcst Virginia this winter, and that
il the Commissioners of Old Virginia como
over here making propositions OF reunion,
they will be politely but decidedly, IN.
formed that Barkis is not willin."
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UNION MAJoWTrY IN OHIO.

The official majority Tor SNru, Uuion, FOR
Secretary Of State, is finally announced TO
be 42,696, aud for Scott, Supreme Judge
d26l4 The total vote cast in the State
was 46s sos, Of whicli!hc Uoionists polled
256, ,3O2, tue Coppcrheads 2l3,COd. The to
tai vote in 1865 was Al 1896, of which Gov
ernor Cox hal 223 -G83, Gso. w. MoRuN 1913,
e9T. The increase Of voters is 52,bTs, oI
which. 80 ,s63 were Union Voters and 1871!
Copperheads,, Tho Union majority in tn
Western Reserve blono is about 25,00O
leaving 1896 linton majority to he sprout
over lbo remair,ler Of tho state
The population of Ohio, according to ON
vote is nearly two and a half m.liious--ta
king five for multiple. H
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The Great CycIone in the West Indln


The Great Cyclone iu the West IndIas.
The Nassau GWWtitas publishes a tabu-
lated statement of the damage by the late
cyclone, the statement occupying several
columns. Ip Nassau some Of tho totals ale
as follows;
Houses destroyed, Gil do, damaged,
COG churches and clapels destroyed, 3; do.
damaged, B (; Warehouses; destroyed, II do;
damaged, l6 shops destroyed, IL; persons
honsclsss, ,039.
From the ont islands the following are
some of the results reported
Abaco, Green Turtle Cay, 40 dwellings,
blown down. Andros Island, Nichols Town
all but six dwellings, blown down /; at Red
Bay, all blown down or swept into the sea;
at Calabash Bay, IL out of l3 dwellings,
blown down; Eleuthera, Current settlement
20 dwellings, az Governors HarbOr, 40 at
james Cstern, 36 out of 40 IIarbor Island,
orly one out of thirteen was left nnilGured
and % dwellings were blowa down. At
Long Island only ont OF 80 stores and
houses we're left partly standing, AT Rum
Cay 100 600 bushels of salt destroyed. At
Long Cay, Fortune Island, one third OF
the salt crop was destroyed, together with
1903 dwellings,, llto IA lives, q sohoouers
lost, Sc AT Ragged Island, 10000 to co.
900 bushels Of salt were destroyed,
We eonnt mp ia the GuaIials summary
Of the oul.islands, likewise, fifteen churches
and ohapcls, and several others Injured.
The damage TO shipping shows the fol
lowing grand totalsi Totally destroyed :
steamers. IL sohoouers. % sloops aud
smacks. boats, &C., paking up the, Who'll,
number to %. Vessels Of all sorts seriously
injured, 81 slightly do, AZ, s.ss ..'...
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE

8 hereby given, that JoHs PowgRs, an elector
j Of Woud County, Ohio, did, on the 2jth day oC
October, 1896, file in the Office of the Probate
Judge, of Wood County, Ohio, notice for the con-
testing Of the election for the removal Of the seat Of
justice from Perrysburg, in Woed County, u Bow
ling Green. in said county, held on tho otn day OF
Octobsr, 1866, aud that he has also filed his un-
dertaking according TO law,
EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
Perrysburg, October 20, 1866. 2Td
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02
sTATE ELECTIONs.

On Monday hex: Louisiana holds her State
elee,ion. On Tuesday, tho 9Th inst, the
following States hold elections; Delaware,
IAnois, Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts,
Michigan. Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada,
Now Jersey, New York, Wisconsin and
Colorado. -a..i -,. f..
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02

Junie ez Government Asks Aid TO Restore
Ordcr1-rho President Disposed to Send
20 900 Troops for thNt Purpose Grant
Probably 10 Lead sheridan Summoh'd
tG Washington. F" '