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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-16

~ hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed aud qualified as Administrator on
the estate Of llcury NJ. Brown, deceased, lato Of
Wood County, Ohio. An persons Interested will
govern themselves arcordipgly.
JOSEPH WNSBEnGER.
PeTysburg, October IL, 1868. 26d*
A DMGNlSrRAToRS' NOTICE. - Nnhce Is
IN hereby given that the undersigned nave been
duly appointed and qualified as Administrators ON
the estate of Jnhu w. Woodbury., deceased, late of
Wood County, Ohio. An persons Interested will
govern themselves aocordingly.
LEVI TAYLOR, Administration.
MARY WOODBURY., Adminstratrix.
Perrysburg, October 10, 1896. 26ds
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aIr SOLE MANUFACTURER or w. W. WHITNEY's st
PATENT INPROV ED MELODEONS,
ieiI ''fs MADE ONLY ATl TOLEDO. OHIO. ... 4,sa


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many Testimonials Received:
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- G. W. MORGAN.
T.. p sPRAGUE, Professor Of Music, Trinit Church;
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ranted for Five Years.
ing these superior MeIodeons, including g
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The Cam Csl1.l l1.laatlpn silver skirt

This Invention combines with the ordinary cot
ton Skirt the advantages of our silver skirt
the bottom hoops the same as those used in the
Silver Skirt, the covering of which can not wear
Off whilelthe upper ones are covered with cotton.
No lady, having once worn Que of our Skirts, will
be willing to wear any other the lnwef hoops of
all nther kinds are soon injured and soiled.
The best materials used la their constTpe-
ton, and from their durability and neatnessr they
are destined to become
y A FAVORITE SKIRT 2
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~ These improved Meodcons have received
the Michigan State Fair at Adrian, September 81,
deons on exhibition.
The following are a few of the
y Mr.. w. w. WHIrNEY, Toledo, 0.--Dear Sir
instrument. II is rich and strong in tone, and Is
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From Ge celebrated 0gunist, O. W. Morgan, OF
TO Mr.. W. w. WHITNEY Dear Sir; | have
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Also from -4
WsB. THOMPSON. Prof. OF Music, N, Yi
j. WILLIAM SUFFElN, Toledo, Ohio; .' -A
d. DevtV0, Opera Manager, New York;
C.S. CR0SsMAN, Natchez, Miss.;,
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SlOAN'S COMDlnON POWDER

Has the largest sale Of any Horse and Cattle Medieins
In this country II i composed of hcrbS and roots, aud
Er mlduess safety aud thcrnuguess, stands
prc-emii,snty the head Of tho list Of Horse and
Guile MsitcfHSs. fi n 80 .J .l- .LhhTl
II carries of all gross umors, prevents berses fsofa
beeumnE still laundering utints the blo0d ioosens
the skin. and gives II smooth aud glossy appearance,
eleanses the water and strengthens every part of the
body 1t il also II aau nnd certain remedy for coughs
and colds which generate many ihtai diseases.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-13
READ WHO SAYS so.


From A. NJ spangler Editor OF the "Culturist" No 25
North Sixth street. . ,oo
Some eighteen months since was severe sufferer
from dyspepsia 1 was not only unable 70 take plain
food without suffering distress but had become so
debtated be almost unified for active business of
Rner trying q variety of so-caled remedies all of
which proved worthless was induced at the suggestion
OF medical friend, TO give Hoohands German Bitters
trial accordingly purchased six bottles which
taken in accordance with your directions.
The resu was a complete removal of all distressing
symntoms ter eating drinking and full restoration
OF srer 9Th that eat all ordinary kinds OF 1000
with m5unity and am able 10 attend to all the active
period OF NV II e. The good effects of the Bltters
manifested before had taken the first bottle:
have used II n my family with me happest re-
suits and take great pleasure in ading my tesumony 70
that OF the many others who have been penented by
them hno great benefit from the use OF Dottle IN tue
spring and Ia. They not only create vigorous aope-
e. but give healthy the stomach by strength
ening its digestive powers - ,.,
II the above testimony will be the means Of inducing
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X EPRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANUFACTORY,
No. 63l Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
JONES &c EVANS,
SUCCESSORS TO O. A. JACKSON co..,
PR0PRIET0RS.
For sale BY Druggist, ald Dealers in tyev town in
he United states IL
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RFAp WHO SAYS so.

READ WHO SAYS so;
From Eev. j. Newton Brown d D.. editor OF the
Encycopedia of Religious knowledge and Christian
Chronicle" Philadelphia
though not disposed TO Iavor o recommend Patent
Medicines In general through dis rust Of their ngfe
dien and effects l yet know OF no sufficient reasons
why may not testify to the benefits he believes
himsef TO have received from any simple preparation,
in the hope that he mey contribute to the benefit of
others.
do this the readily in regard to Hoofand Ger
man Bters epared by Dr. c. NJ jackson, of this city,
because was plejqdiced eganst them Tor many years,
under the impression that they were chiefly aco-
maker Esq for the removal of this Drejuice by proper
from great and long continued debility The use Of
three bottle OF these Btiers at the beginning o tho
present was followed by evident relief and restora
ton TO degree of bodily and mental Vigor which had
rot tel for six months before had almost des
regainiDg. therefore thnak God and nv friend for
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philade phia.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANUFACr0RY,
JONES &c EV ANS,
No. 631 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Successors to G. M. jackson a. Col,
For sale BY Druggists AMI Dealers in every town in
the United States, II
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-13

READ WHO SAYS SO,
From the Rev Levi G, Peck, Pastor of the Baptist
Church Pemberon, n. j., formerly OF the orlb Bap-
tist Church Philadelphia at present Pastor Of the
Baptist Church, Chester. Pa
have known Heohand's German Bit ers faVOraby
Tor s number Of years l have used them in my own
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Know that tney nave operaed In srik ngy benen ,la
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Yours, truly, LEVI G. BECK.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANDATORY.
No. 6S1 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
JONES &c EVANS,
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PRoPRIErORs
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-11

Of sweeping confscation act betrsys the purpose
Of all bis followers in the management Of this
bueiness Of restoration. A large proportion OF
them covet the country. They want the lands to
grow cotton on for twenty-five cents q pound, and
they feel sure while the mass Of freed blacks are
in their CONTROL that they secure all tho labor
they want for those lands at rate Of wages not
much above that paid to coolies. Further, they
expect to make their bargains and contracts di-
recty with the agents OF the Bureau, instead Of
the negroes; 30 that the latter are, in that re-
spect, as much in q state Of servitude as ever.
Nay more, since in the condition in which they
were born there was firm domestic stay and suU-
port under them, giving them sense Of security
that ADDED incaculably to their comfort and hap
pinesB. The itom Of millions in the bill reported
to Congress- which proposes to provide for the
free transit Of the blacks from State TO State may
therefore be reasonably explained by bearing in
mind that part Of the scheme which is to send to
political pets all the negro help they need. This
"sending" business is the corrupt and arbitrary
part OF it, As for leaving the blacks free to make
their own contracts there is nothing OF the kind.
1t oil amounts to but change of masters, and no
change for the better, at that.
Ihs being the practical character Of the Freed
mems Bureau Bill as it stands, the country can
hardly express too much gratitude to the Presi-
dent for vetoing it as the Radicals designed to
make it. The wisdom Of the frat veto could not
receive a more practical Illustration than is fur
nished 6y the proposed expenses in the bill just
reported to Congress-. 7''f ..
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Coat OF tho ,Freedmen's Bureau.

A clearer notion Of the expense Of carving on
the Freedmen's Bureau without existing restrict
ions, may be got from learning what the cost Ia
likely 70 Be with them Nearly twelve millions Of Of
the blacks -Four millions for feeding them, r and
an "elephapt,nt We suppose it Is hardly less than
blasphemy in the. eyes OF some OF our modern
political saints to presume to question appropria-
tons which rest ION professed philanthropy only:
but thought to be with the public treasury ss il is
with private ,pockets--we, get the power to be
Shsritssls char e aFsS bSing Eleven mil
ysar Of The John ounoy Gn adsS T1ode Sd
ministration-a standard Of governmental outlay
which men Of the1latter-dav Radical kidney are
that some degree OF. uneasiness was manifested
in oongfesa BY the reported bill in which such an
We are reminded, however, BY the Radical
press that good part ofth;s money to go for the
the objectors bequite willing to divide the appro.
PFafCs ss GoHs ss bst sG %
at all, if il did not wear on its forehead head the the
trne vein OF Radical reasoning. Object to an an
preparation for the negroes, aud they toll you that
half Of II, or more, Is to 90 for the poor whites.
they have at least equal feeling for the whites
with the negroes, by reporting bill OF relief ca
pecially Tor them,-and not use them as a blind
or guy to help in getting through their plans fSr
But this enormous bill Of profeesed Expenses"
10 not for the negroes altogether, nor the desti
tute whites either, nor for bo:h conformity. An
army Of favorites Wait at the outer doors OF Con.
gress with extended hands. Political pets hold
plantations, Which they want stocked with la
borers at a very low rate Of monthly wages
Southern men are to-day i'll the freedmen's market
for help also, and offer twenty dvllars month for
capable hands in the f"ld. The former get all
the labor they. want, while the latter arc denied
almost everything. This is one reason why 90
much is asked OF Congress, to relieve the destitu,
tion OF the idle negroes of the South Then again.
many n planter, who has got IN his crop, or made,
thipgs already to put it in, finding it impossible to
obtain labor at any price, s forced to sell ont
land crops and all the political favorite who
stands ready TO purchases after getting him into
aBSu. gs,ng field afs hsas 9, to she care me
q sample OF the practice, abund.ntly authenti
catod, which is being tried on With M the aericu.u
and products Of that country are to he made sub
seryient to the interests OF the party tn claims,
to own the land OF all tho Southern States.
Stevens ceaseless desire to procure the passage
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The Daily News.
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY II, 1855.
= Antony and Clcopatra,


am dying, Egypt, dying, ''''.-....-..
Ebbs the crimson life-tide fast, .......
And the dark Plutonian shadows O." J.
Gather on tho evening blast.
Lot thine arms. o Queen, support me.
Hush tiny sobs' and bow thine ear
Hearken to the great heart secrets!
! Thou, and thou alone. must hear.
Though my sesrred and veteran legions .
Bear their eagles high no more. -.
And my wrecked and lscattered o,,levs ...
Strew dark Actlam's fatal shore. -
Though no gh terinR guards surround mo-
Prompt 10 do their masters will,
must perish like Roman,
Die the great Triumyir still,
Let not C@sar,s servile minions
Mock the lion thus laid low; .t.r
Iwas no toeman:s hand that slew him,
Twas his own that struck the blow,
Hear, then. ptllowed OH thy bosom.
Ere his atar fades quite away.
Him who, drunk with thy caresses.
Madly huPs world away ''7
Should the base plebeia1f rabble
Dare aasail my fame at Rome.
Mnere the noble spouse. Octavia, o..
MeePs within her %idow'd home
Seek her, Say the Gods b .ve told me, % %.
Affairs. Angprs. eirclibg wings, -
That her btodd with ttiino commingled,
Yet shaff mounttre throne Of Kings. -.
And for thee. star.eyed stare & Egyptiani
GioTio1a sorceress Of the Nile,
Hght ig the Path TO sty han horrors '.r'
with the' bplendors OF thy smile.
Stye thta Cesar oto s7n6 and arohes,
Let his brow Tho laurel tsine;. r.
! cap scotn!the senate's triumphs,
Trtomphing iu.lovSlike thine.
I am dyihse.. iYsypl. dying;
Aare the. .insultlng foemsn's cry;
they are coming Aduiot, my falchion
Lot me front thom ere die .
All no more amid the battle
Shall my heart exulting swell,
Isis and Osiris guard thee,
Cleopatra Rome farewell
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-11
Aqua de MAGNOLIA.

A TOILET DELIGHT THE LADIES. TREASURE
and gentleman'a boonl The :" sweetest thing"
and largest quantity. Manufactured from the rich
southern Magnolia, Used for bathing the face and per-
son. to render the skn soft and heah to prevent erup
tonB, to perfume clothing. 30. ~
II overoomes the unpleasant .dor Of perspirahon
II removes redness, tan. blotches, &c.
1t cures nervous headache and alikyn innammAaoh
It coos, softens and adds del;cacy to the skin.
It yields q subdued aud lasting perfume.
It cures mosquito bites and stngs Of insects.
It contains no material Injurious to the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera singera. II is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere, Try
the Magnolia Water once and you viii other 90
logne, PerfumeFy. or Toilet Water afterwards.
DEMAS BARNES 90.
Props. Exclusive Agents, n. 7
October 80 mwflyr
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FOR THE EAST.
INDIAN COTTON AND THE HOPES OF MANCHESTER.

[From tie Oriental tLondoa, Circular. Aprilsl
world, is fitted to supply our markets with an
abundant, good and cheap supply OF cotton. Hith-
erto the quantity of this i'm portant staple that
has found it's way into Liverpool and our princi-
thoee best acquainted with it's immense resources
and capabilities; but when we consider the diff
oalties which had and are stito be surmounted,
we nave reason to congratulate ourselves that 30
much has already been accomplished. A glance
at the list OF countries contributing cotton will
show that very considerable increase has taken
place in the quantity now imported from our east
ern empire; and here we must in justice remark
that this result is in great measure, ii not alto
Rether, attributable to the persistent exertions
| the Cotton Supply Association OF Manchester have
put forth to overcome the prejudices and natural
conservatism OF the native mind and to stimulate
both the large and small proprietors to the cuti-
vatlon OF the cotton Plant,' wherever it could be
ed satisfactorily that the landholders of India will
as elsewhere give up the culture of their accus-
toned crops where they find it profitable to do 60,
and II only the forces Of the soil seconded by
the use OF modern agricultural, cleansing and
pressing machinery, and the means of transport
improved, we may confidently look to our POSSES
| sions in the East ultimately standing at the head
OF the list as asouroe Of supply.
der very serious disadvantages. The culture Of
the plant is carried on in the most primitive man
ner, and with implements Of the roughest and
most antiquated character; the product is imper-
Ieot,y cleaned; frequently no attempt whatever is
made to subject it to effective and adequate pres-
sure, and the means of transport and intercom-
munlcation are positively disgraceful. II we add
to these drawbacks the fact that the article at
present grown is mostly OF inferior quality, sim
ply because it is raised from inferior seed we
have state Of things presented deserving Of the
attention not merely Of the mercantile o,mmunity
but also Of the Government.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-11
HAGANS MAGNOLIA BALM.

THIS Is THE MOST DELIGHTFUL AND EXTRA.
ORDINARY article discovered. 1t changes
the sun-burnt face and hands to pearly texture
Of ravishing beauty, imparting the marble pnrty
youth and the distin0ue appeararce inviting the
city belle Of fashion Iren,oves tan freckes pimpes
and rcughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh transparent and smooth. 1t contains no materia
INJURIOUS to the akin. Patronized by Actresses and
Opera Singers. 1t s what every lady should have Sold
everywhere Retail price 80 cents.
Prepared by W. E. HAGAN, Troy, n. Y.
Address all orders to DEMAs BARNES co.,
October 30 mwf1yr New Yorfs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-11
. CABINET MAKING.

TsHE SUBSCRIBER pEsIREs TO eETURN HIS
thanks to his old trirnds snd patrons for past "a
vors ahdtnforn them that he has commenced again the
PENTEaINa. Furniture repaired with neatness and
dispatch and Old furniture bought and cold. - N
acud respectfully refer to the following gentleman
for capacity and reliability: D. h. sILCox and r.
Orders left at tho store OF MCKAY q CAMPBELL
Auction House. Hassi street hsIt TO tho Pcatofce il
meot with prompt attention. J. 4. LUNseDHD. :
AprilL imo
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Tho Suez canal.
PROPOSED CONNECTION WITH FRANCE AND SPAIN sY
AN AFRICAN RAILROAD.

AN AFRICAN RAILROAD.
t'aris Hareh 2s eorre ;pondence Of London iStar.l
;. ! cannot quit the Algerian question without
calling your attention to an article published in
the Independence de Constantine, wherein we
are Informed that NJ. Ferdinand de reeseps in.
by means of a coast line of railway, which will
traverse Egypt, Tripoli and Tunis, thence to Oran
The sea passage which will connect this great
African line with the Spanish and French ,ilways
will be reduced to Elk hours passage, and econ.
omise eight hours of sea voyage to Indian pas
Bengers,
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aB sP EoIAL NoTIoE.-"aREAToAKs FROM
little aoorns grow The worst diseases known to the
uman spring from Causes 30 small as to almost
efy detection. The volumes of scientific lore that fill
the tables and shelves Of the medical fraternity only
to prove and elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while yor may. The smallest
pmple on the skin Ia tetale and Indicator of disease
may fade and die from the surface OF body
but 1t will reach the vitas perhaps at last and death
DO the result and inal close MAGGIEL'S BILIOUS
DYsPEPTIC. and DIARRHEA PILLS cure where ali
others fail While for Burns scalds Chlblains, Cuts
and all abrasons of the skin. MAGaIYLs save 10 In
falible. Sold by J. MAaGIEL, No. 4s Fulton street
New York. and all Druggists. at 25 cents per box.
September az lyr
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a6- T. B. BYNNER, IMPORTER AND DEAL.
eR IN WATCHES and JEwELRY Agency for the
AMERICAN WATCH also, eve-' variety of SWISS and
EFGLIsH WATCHES, at the lowest market prices,
No. 189 Broadway. New York-estabshed twenty years.
Trade Price lists sent application
January - fmwsmo