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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17

RECEIPT FOR HYDRoPHoBIA .zsaz1laszs
o4T AkR Of AAFf root R Of Elsa Raafful L.
half away.
Take this at one dose in the morning,
fasting for SIX or eigh. hours, and diet
all day. Miss one morning, and repeat
the dose Except, use 2 or of the rooi)
as before. Miss one morning and res
peat as before, !
1 have tiled this on myself and also
my son, sohheinine or ten years ago.
As soon as bitten wash the wonnd
with salt and water (warml as long As
it bleeds freely, then touch it with cans-
tic of potash.
The root Of, Elecampane can be had
of most druggists. The green root win
do as well asthe dry. Three doses are
sufficient -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17

b@ If there is any of our readers
who have not visited Hutchinson's Gift
Book Store, 1876 Main street, they should
do go at It lathe only Book Store
in theTStateVE heFs yQP Eqan buy Books
cheap; and at the same time receiEs, g
hahdsOh presabt With each purchase,
sarying d Ssiaasrohs fly sszts to fifty
dollars. lfeb17
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17
AUCTION.
HIRAM NELSON,
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL hAKEAPPLI-
6 Il cation 90 the city Council for psrnii sion to
remove my ons-stoiy tame Cooper Shop, situated
on lot z. Stockwelps Enlargement, 10 the back
part Of lot 2ll, onation Enlargement, where my
brick shop aud dwelling house arc n W site fed
,feb16-2w NIX sCHoRLE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17
$500. Raward..a = ?

ss'sss 81 5000 REWARD STc1-
EVsHE UNDERsIGNEDsW WILL PAY FOR THE
A. recovery Of the body Of William E. Stock
tan, who drowned on the eve ing of the l4th
Of February 1866, 10 The Ohio river opposite W.
ansville5 Iudienaie Wilian ID. Stackton was
about 20 years Of age, slightly baiIt, abodt5 feet
10 inches high, dark hair. heavy moustache and
twhistEers had on when he left home, q gray sack
hunting coat, With large pockets, brown Yelve-
teen pants, long pair huntiug.bo reaching
s. engraved on tn efnBida, plain gol ring on his
little fngsrs feft hand and arm crippled, ca sed
abonN the elbow joint b ID hunting whistle tied
to his coat collar. q
A The was returning from q bunting expedi.
ton, it is possible that h had his shot-pouch,
powder laslx and othsr tremen tsson his per-
sons - wei as some gannss;n his pockets.
Abie-tf e & WRs- ~ " e. 8 rocKToN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17


OUTRAGEs ON NEeRoEs Several ne
groes, living in the vicinity of Clarks-
vile, were recently set upon and bru-
tally maltreated By q party of roughs
from this city, One had anI arm bro
ken in two places, and another was
beaten with club, and left by the road
side for dead. y The authorities should
look after the perpetrators Of these out
RACES and bring them to- punishment
So says O correspondent ofAthe Louis
vile ooarier.-N. A Ledger.
certain elass-of-peoPfs make il a
point to be guilty of inst such Contempt
BILE conduct. They are not half as good
as the negroes they murdered.
BEr The Executive Committee of the
g Indiana Soldiers Association met
in session at the Governors rooms at
Indianapolis, on the 14th inst. Among
those who attended we notice the names
of Brevet Major sGenersi KimbalI, Gen.
Slack, Gen. 7. W.. Bennett. and Colonel
George Humphreys. The articles for
the Government Of the Association are
published in the Indianapolis papers.
The Convention assembled Thursdayy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17
COAL.
Mnra Coal cominrh

ell ia More Coal Coming.
NAVIGATION IS RESUMED ON GREEN
IN river, and JOSEPH STEWART a 90. VIII.
have supply Of Green River Coal at the EFans-
VILE wharf to-day. supply viii be kept con-
stnntiy on hand. noz1-oSm
$ l0aics on Kobn's Boat Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17

kyAEsyI&LEs February 16 =
4 The stEtassueyof thsslOAn market continues,
aud the demand is only met to partial extent.
Bahk rates continue at FIR ON 10 TO II per cont.
New York exchange Is not 80 abundaDt, but
supply land dsmand about eqtaI. Hates as at our
last report-buyi at from par to one tenth dis
count-sefling, one tenth PR miatn. a
Gold IL still on The downward rssd and Govern
ment bonds advancing We quote prices hare =
Cold buying- @e...l37 Selling 1888
SILVER buy $50 Selling
Government bonds were shade frmer, and the
following Quotations reported by ths Evans
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17

lo The capital stock Of athe Evansville National
Bank was Increased, on the 10th instant from
100000 to S7OO. O0o-giving it the largest circu-
lation Of any Bank in the State. This increase
was rendered necessary by It's very large and still
growing business Under this Increase number
OF solid 81 and Influential firris, not before on
it's stock list, were admit, as stockholders.
furthsrz eRlsrssmsnte will be made, should the
custom Of the baplcrequire IT, EF
Tile following qdOsatiOus are from the Office of
" J. Lowry & Co Bankers, Nc. 17First street:
- - BANKknLE TUSDs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17

S@A Quake, living 10 Pennsylva-
MIA, SENDS The following receipt to the
Indianapolias5ORrnal, as a cure for by
drophobia -;
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17
FEED.
Chopped Feed.

80 9 Chopped Feed.
w bushels Of chopped wheat screenings, which
as food for milk cows, 10 much superior to ship.
staf and brans These who wish the largest pos.-
sikle. yield Of milk from their cows had better
try it. &. s. RUSTON& CO.,
septic. No. 80, Water Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17

o. s. Treasury notes.
National Bank notes.
State Bank Of Indiana.
State Bank of Ohio e ~
USCURRENF.
IDdiana Free Banks Il to I0c dis.
Missouri sc
Eastern Bank Notes. ...-......... &c
9apk of Tennessees IS
Ilanters Bank-.sss ooc
0ther Tennessee Banks. ~ TO 90c Sc
Virginia, North and South Carolina, Geors.
4eia. Alabama aud houisiana. 10 u 9oef'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17

- EvAaagILhE, Feb. 10, 1906
The dry goods trade has been very actiys khis
week, and prices have ruled steady The dsdilne
in dry goods meniionsa ia our last rspoEfzssas
but Temporary; however, tt=srs has beea 10 ad.
vance, and prices remain arm At former quota
tie1s. Tt will be- observed that Blesns and
BlsAched shirtings and ehsettngs are shade
lover than when last quoted, but with thst *
ceptions no material change basstaken plscs..AI-
together, usiness In that trade has been good
thsIastWe k. - Zu
ssRRowN sHEETINe AN DEeHIRTIN1s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17
TUITION rEEs;

TUITION FEES:
collegiate Department per qnartsr....... s2s 90
Preparatory = -. = ............ 10 90
For further particulars apply 10 either Of the
WILLIAM sIHNHoLD, Principal.
sebI.lm JAMES M. THURMAN Assistant.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17

nE WEDNESDAY EVENING. A BLACK
~ tuck Memorandum Book coatainiDg one $50
and three $50 greenbacs bills; supposed to have
= been lost between Oak and Main streets, on
Fonrth. A liberal reward will be paid for Its re-
turn to this ofa.e, to JOHN STRlsHEHs, 81
feol5 lw Cor. Fourth aud Walnut.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17

HAVING SPARED no EFFORTS TO MAKE
IL this Institution permanent and to ad nj 1t
q kothe wants Of both In Rlish and German parental
am encouraged co believe that II shall continue
20 recetve the patrouage iiberaly bestased
e4E nhon ne heretoiors herehy make grateful &C.
knowledgment of the encours cement II have re-
ceived in the past, and trust that shall be able
HOS 70 prove myself worthy Of like IN
safal future. Ihavs engaged the services Of -
as FIa 4
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Queen OF l.mldinps.

a new puddipg, with this name, recently
furnished 10 tho agricultural HometodL
by Mrs. Nm, Morohousc, OF Buffalo, n. Y.
has been tried with worry satisfactory re-
suits. lnto one quart of sweet milk, put
onc piutof line broad crumbs, butter the
size OF an egg the wellbcaten yolks OF Gve
eggs sweetcn and flavor as Tor custard
mix the whole woll together. While the
above is baking, beat tho whitca of The five
eggs to a still hoth, aud add toacuphll of
powdered sugar pour il over the hot pud.
ding whom cooked, return it to the oven,
aud bake TO q dehea;o browa. We like the
above without addition, but somJ prefer a
layer of jelly, or canned peaches or othor
iruit, over the pudding before tho frosting
IL added. No sauce Is needed. II ia not
0nly delicious, but light and digesAble.
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Cure for ille Aeue.

The following recipe was obtained from
q military hospital, in which it had been
found most valuable as an elTectual remedy;
Dissolve sixteen grains Of tho salts oi
wormwood, thirty grains of suakeroot, and
one ounce of the best bark, IN either pint
or a gill of brandy, with water added suli
eient to make It pint Take wine glas,
half filed every morning at eleven o'clock.
When the disorder has disappeared, stl
continue to tako The doses for a few
days On the days when The ft usually
comes on, the medicine should bo takor
just at the time il is expected.
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Gnnrdian's Sale.

N pursuance of an order nf the Probate Court of
l Wood County, Ohio, made on the 10Th day Of
October, A. d, 1865, in the case OF jane + BuCh,
Guardian of Jane \. aud Amelia Bugh vs., Her
Wards, tho undersigned will, on .
, SATURDAY, November IL 1886,
at 10 O'Clock, A, NJ, on the premises, offer at pub
lie sale, the mllowihg described real estate, silu-
ate in Wood County, Ohio, to-wit The south TWEEN
" six an 100 acres of the north thirty nine and
6b-l00 acres Of tho west seventy ,nine and lO-l00
acres of the northwest quarter and the undivided
wo-sxhs parts of the shnih thirty nine and 5l-l0O
acres OF said west seventy mine and l0-lo0 acres
OF the northwest quarter all in section number
wenty-nme (20) town six l6) nor.h, range ten (l0)
east tho tract last above described being subject
to the dover estate OF Janc Il. Bugh, tho first iroe
and cloar Of all incumbrhuoc.
Terms of sale, one-third cash on the day of sale,
one third In ono year, and enc third in two years
from the day of SALT the deferred payments to bear
interest, payable annually, aud be secured by
mortgage on the promises snld.
JANE Il. BUGH,
Guardian Of Janc Y. aud Amelia Bpgh,
+. 4, D. X, lloLLESRECS Attorneys for Petr.
Perryshurg, October II, 1855, 2besS IS
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nemedy for tlle CureuIio.

thave remedy for the cHrcUiio. which
is simple and efleetual, aud your rea lers
need not be afraid to try il, for il they once
try il they will never fail 20 40 SO every
year. Ii Is this Make snnllco large
enough to put a hen aud chickens iu, and
keep them under the trees as long Us they
will run with the hen, aud will guarantee
acrop Of plnms on every tree 80 treated, il
there ia nothing else 10 iniuge them, as the
Little ehickens arc tho sreatsst 6d s-ca,chtrs
In the world
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Tisnes Fixed Cor Holding COnrae
fn the Third JadfeSa1 DtstrtCt
OF thc state OF Ohio, for the
Yanrl 1867.

TlE 1T REMEMBERED, That at meeting ol
ID the Judgosof The Court Of Common Pleas d
,he Third Common Pleas Jndiclai District of Tie
State Of Ohio, at The Court house, In tho town o
B6eyrns, Crawford County, Ohio, on the day Of the
date hereof for the purpose Of fixing Che times OF
holding the Terms Of the Courts Of Common Pleas
and Of the District Courts in said District for The
year 1897; We, tho I,ndcrsigPed Judges ~ tht
CoorlsOf Common Pleas, within aud for said Dis
lric, DO hereby tix the times Of holding said Court
for the year 1897 in each aud every county la said
Diafricf. na folloys.
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nEaAL ApVERTIsEMENTs

YsoAn NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that
N.a petition viii be presented to The cunniis-
sptcia uf Wood Comfy " their nest session, ask
jug fir the lrcation aud establishment Of county
rnad beginning on Che amth linv of section thirtoon
tls iutown four i) Of the United States Reserve
oftwelve miles square Al the foot of the rapds n
the Mautnce Ryer where The center ditch crosses
said line and rtuuug thence cast on the north line
or sections ~, ~ aud " in said township to the
MoCutchcnville Road. .r 4. ID. PECK.
Pcrtvabnrg. November G. 1860. 2gd
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QnGAL NOTICE.
Elizabeth Moore, Adm'x on :. VA cs t,uo,
Moses Moore, deceased, :" pa,e Jc' co"4 S", w
vs.. 4, ~. - -
John Moore. 4


~, IL. Pettionto 10 sell land.
To said John Moore, or Lcnnwec County in the
State ar Michigan, the heir aud legal representa-
tive or Moses Moore, dereascd
You are hereby iniormsd that ON The 9th day of
November, AID. 1885, said Administra;iS dled
her petition in the Probate Court Of Wood County
and State Of Ohio, the object anl prayer of which
petition is 10 obtain order, etc, Of said court for
Tho assignment Of the dover of said Elizabeth
which the said Moses Moore died seized, or 50
much thereof as may be necessary 10 pay the debts
Of said dcccdcnt, to wit Eve acres out OF the north
east corner Of the north half of the south west
quarter of soctibn No. two ~ OF town Mo- 'our ~
north of range number nine ~ east, being l3M
rods north and south, and go rods east and west.
Said petition will be for hearing on the Il 9th day
of December, 1885. ELIZABETH MOORE,
Adm'x of Moses Alpore, deceased.
SLEviN q Parsons, Attorneys.
perrysburg, Nov. 7, 1866. 2Sds7 80
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rng STATE or Omo,l 90 HohLtt iiNII
Woop CoUNTV, ""'
| ], George Weddell, Clerk OF the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, in and for the county and State albfe-
said, do hereby certify tho above and foregoing to
be full and true copy of the original now on Gle
and of record in my Office. ,,ts-,fH n
H,sssN In testimony whereof, witness my hand
%L.S.. and the seal of said Court, at Perrysburg,
'f'#- this 23d day of 0etober,A. ID. 1886
| 26d GEORGE WE2DELL, Cicrk.
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BARGAINS IN WATCHES.


'WsuK UNION WATCH CO., manufacturers, tig
n broadway, New York, offer their en,ire Stock at
lESS rh.N Cosr, raR vAsn rhis affords rare oppor-
tWiy Tor dealers wishing to repleuish Tor Holiday
trade, 10 select trom great variety, Tor
rohne'S OF design, time keeping qualities and real
WORT"
soLpIE u.s. WATCuEs, European uade, in Stout
Silver and uold-,lated Case>--warrRnted correct
ume'hsepers, beautifully engraved. white dat and
fancy hutehed handsi superb ornament. Price, per
case Of six, siS, The same godplated, per case OF
six SIS. SoLD 0SLN ny rms OAsEl We do not devil
nUNTING sILyER wATCnEs, English movement,
perfectly lusted, and warranted corr ect time kefp
ers beautifully engraved stout 0ouhie cases, white
dtal aud 0Nncy cut hands, Sold ohly by the case oi
SIX, price 81 rhis il the cheapest really good arr
;iele in The market, urnishingA stout hunting dura
gRAra rRIog Injustice to many retail doa lers whom
We are supplying thcse watches viii not he sold te
any one at retail or tn amy quantity less than ease
GOLD. D.pLATEDwArcHEs, ts X. plates move
ment as ahove, aud Is precisely lhe same stNle q
watch, with the exception that these are heavily
plated on composition metal, Puee, per ease Of six
81 Sotn ONLY ~ rug rASgt r....
HrNflNG SILVER wArctlES, In superior I'm
ished oasos i0ll engrared, such that remly sell a
retail az from s2S etoh upwards per Of six, SI2
same In gtlt eases, per halt dozen, S's solB ONLY
ny Tux CAse
Eaprorsl Henry Steer Dapler Clroaome
tsrS IA fUH ruby action m0pemeat.
Those wishlpga superior time piece that can b
relied upon Ia all seasons and weathHs should bul
this. for Railroad men and others reqatrius an ae
curate tmepieFe, Tits Is unsurpassed, CSsed an hes
silver IN handsome and durable manner, per cas-
olsiN S2oi, sample of one will be sold Tor e3S
These watches retail At from SO 10 $500.
American Watches Of Our own Manufae
tute aud Warranted,
Two ounce silver Case,. Have ,be hes, running an
rAratus ot any Watrh In existence Fer case Of six
Sisn Smgle enc S3i. Retail at $40 ani upwards.
Alss tlold aud Silver " atches, a Saperh stock o
silver Ware, aud Gold, Plated nd Gilt JeVelry 20
Country Merchants pc,llArs, sc.
n an pnrl rlnI fka k.rE
q o. d to he paid Tor when received. OrdSrAt one
! No advances required, send Tor Circular
UNION WATCH CO.,
li9 Broa6sas, Nee lork.
: -. rarers wlshias patronage van please adares
( as Saosv 20
CCuOoL ENAMINERS' NOTICE. The Boar
y wh hosl their next regular session for tn
examinatlpnQf feachefs,at
PeTysburg, Friday, November %, 1855, on TN
last day of the Teachers Institute.
Bowling Green, Friday, January 1, 1897.
Weston, Friday, February I, iS6T.
Perysbarg. Friday, March |, 1891.
Freeport, Friday, April 5, 1867.
Applicants need not apply for Special ENami
nation, but are requested 90 attend The state
nseetings OF tho Board.
Ahoorvesp0ndehoe with the Examiners shoul,
be directed tO the undersigned, AZ Weston, O.
! ~ y. A. AVERY, CLERK.
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buy cheap, and get good, reliable instrument. A
order in moving, and there being no person to put
ditiou and materially injured.
.-i buy my Pianos at the Lowest Cash Prices,
profit on each one. now ask you to consider
on or Organ, write me, giving name and place Of
&c II shall not be my fault. ,itI,
,gNnEl Instruments securely Packed to
Il s1Sg- Send for Circulars. Sheet Music, Band
cry thing usually kept in First Glass Music
the Low est Prices, Any Piece of Music sent
Teachers supplied at the usual rates, All Orders
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DOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
IL petition win be presented hI the Commits
sloucrs Of Wood County, Ohio, at their December
session, A. u. 1855, asking them for tho vacation
of the county road, commencing at the corner OF
tho southwest quarter Of section I, ii Portage
Township, aud running di0gonaly across said
section, and terminating at tho west lme of said
section. MICHAEL AMOS and Others,
u.s.. . Petitioners.
Portage, October 80, 1866. ,i I'D
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Com 0YsrERs. the co.uj to overy
pint take three well beaten eggs, sulhcieut
Hour to make the corn hold together IN Tho
shape Of fried oysters. Season with pepper
and salt, and brown on u gridlls S,rye
with buttor. They must ba ma le quite
fiat or they vii not eoJk through tnor.
oughly. tis..rl...
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On paint applied 10 hanses and barns,
Outbuildhga and fences. will la,t much
bnger and harden better il put on as late
as L Q middle Of autumn, Instead Of during
the heat of summer.
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7 EGAL NOTICE. INSOLVENCY. ] e. Notice is
i hereby given shat Susan Tribby, Adminstra-
trix of willard Tribby, deceased, has flied in the
Probate Court of Wood County, her final account,
aud the Same will be for hearing, and dividend
will be declared on tile Sd day Of December, A. ID.
1866 EDWIN TULhER, Probate Judge.
Perrysburg November /, 1866. Esd
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NoTT0m

I S hereby given, that JouS Powers. an clector
l Of Wood County, Ohio, did, on the 18th day Of
Octibcr 1865, file in The 0nicc OF the Probate
Judge. of Wood County, Ohio, notice for the con.
testing of the election for the removal OF the scat Of
ling Green, in said county, held on the OH day oil
October tS66 md that he has also flud his un-
dcrtaliug according to law. NN iHfN Hl.V
EDWIN TULEER Probate Judge.
Perry sburg, October %, 800. 27d
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--LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J, W. BradICy'S Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
OR DoUBLE-srRING)
o. TX II II TT.
- F& Il R II

Tue WONDERFUL FLHNlntLITy and GREAT COMFORT and
PLEAsuRB to u lady wearing the UIPLEN ELLlPTIO
SKIRT will he experienced particUlarlytn pllcrowa-
cd Assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad OarS i,
Dress the skirt be folded, when In use to oe
cupy o small place easily and conveniently as a
Silk Musin Dress, an invaluable quality in orinO
line. not found In any Single slring Ssirt.
Lady having Enioy ell the Pleasure Comfort and
Great Convenience % wearing the DorLgx ELLirr.c
STIEL SrRlNo SKIRT, for single day, will Never af
forwards willingly al spense with their For Chill
aren Misses and Young hadies they are sUreRioR to
all others,
Thoy will not RgSp or nREAK like tho Single Spring
but viii PRESERVE their rgRFEcr 0nd aVAceFVI sUaFE
when three or four ORDINARY SKIRrs Will have Seel
/ TuaoWS Astpg Az vsELSes, TITS lloups are covered
Rops nre not only double springs, Tut twice or dou,
he) COVERED, preventing them from wearing out when
dragging down steps, stairs, &c.
The Duplex Elliptic Is great faVorte with al the
laiios, and Is universally recommended ny the FAsii.
rN MAaAzlNEs rs the STANDARD SKIRT OF Tim
/ 4 ASH lONAnLE WORLD,
| 10 enjoy the following inestimable advantages In
Crinolinc, Via; SrPERinR QUAiIrY, FERFGCr
ruRe sfNLTSu SHAPE and ttNtsH fLrNIntLrY, pvR4
Try, COMFORT and eceS9pY, inquire tr }, W BeAp-
LgVs DuPLEN ELueriC," o. Double Spring SKIRT, aud
he snre ven get the grnuine article.
CAVrloN,-ro guard aGlinst IMPOSITION, he
particular 70 NOTICE that shirts offered as DUPLEX
have The red ink stamp, via, ~, ", BRdlry'a pupleN
Elliptic Steel springs" upoa the walsthand-none
others genuine Also Notice that every Hoop will
admit pin being passed through the center thus re-
lNeang the two Cor douhlel springs braided together
therein, which is the secret Of their ELsnsLtty and
osher SNiRT ' ~
E0R sALsatF, r. MILLER & co. S, in perrys
hurE and In all stores where fRsr-cLAss SKIRTS are
sold ihroushoWt the United States aud elsewhere.
Mmuhenlrsd by the sole Owners OF the Patent, .
VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY,
sSm PIChamSers &79 81 Reade-sts,, MY.
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lew rAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
II. a. RETTIG q co. "

FTNHE undersigned take this method 10 inform the
J. public Of Perrysburg aud vicinity that they
have fitted up Tailoring EStnblishment.on
Front street, two doors east Of the Exchange lfo-
tel, where they have an excellent stock Of
Cloths. cassimeres ana vestings,
OF every style aud variety, aud will be prepared
at all times 10 Cut Pit aud Make "a order any arsi-
Gle Of Gentlemep's Wearing Apparel, after the
latest STYLE. and in the most approved and salts
factory manner. Give us call.
I. @. RETTIG & 90.
PsTrySburs, April 20, 1866, So
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-16

ELEcFRIHANs aver That the netting of
telegraph wires oyes city is great pro
lection against lighming.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-16

WHY is selfish friend like the letter p 7
Baeanas, tboaSh bs Is the Grs. in ply, he is
ths Iast in heip.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-16

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE Notice is hereby Civ
n cn that tho undersigned, assignee of Freder-
lex Messenger, will pay dividend on tho claims
filed against said Messenger, at the Office Of the
Probate Court in Pcrrysburg, December 3, 1866.
MARTIN WARNER, Assignee.
Pcrtyshurg, November g. 1860. Esd