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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-10-06

TOB PRINTING EXECUTED WITH
u neatness and dispatch at this Office.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-10-06

mE Ladies' Hats and Bonneis received
for cleaning and repairing in San Francisco.
where arrangements have been made by me
for that purpose.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-10-06

and with one accord give it their unqualified appro-
baton We now address ourselves to all who are un
acquainted with this the greatest Panacea of the age
for the healing of all diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs, assuring you that
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-10-06

ache. General Iebiiity. Nervousness,
Oppression of Spirits. Constipation.
In ermittent Ferer, Cramps,
Collie, Spasms. and oil
Complaints Of Either Sex.
Whether arising from Bodily Weak
ness, whether Inherent in the system or pro-
duced by Special Causes.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-10-06

T- Entrance on Post street, adjoining the
Grand Portal
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The Case Summed Up.

The Detroit Post thus "codi6es the
reasons for a true, complete, beneiicen,
reconstruction
II you want 10 have loyal States, you
must not exclude the loyal element from the
exercise OF political power, or, in other
words, you must permit every loyal man,
black as well as white, TO vote.
Ii you want to secure the freedman in
hls freedom, yon must give him the polit
ical power wherewith to protect himself.
IL you want TO pTo,AOte the Development
OF lros labor la the South. you paIst euahle
every man to enforce hlS rights as free
hbOrer by political action, as all oihor
rights are projected and enIoreed.
If you want 10 place the national debt
above all danger, yon mast not permit thOae
who owo TO that nalroalal debt their freedom
and all they cherish in their now condition
| t. be excluded from the right Of suffrage,
while those who owe 10 the national debt
nothing but their defeat are aTsned with the
I ballot
! II you want In encourage loyalty and
! oHnhdenoe ia the Justice Of the Government, :,
! you must not sell out yoar friends for the
purpose OF pleasing your enemies. alr
{ IL yon want 10 introduce harmony In the
! political fabric Of the Union. you must make
/ this nation Of citizens equal before the
law, aud not tolerate the existence OF nu.
merons class without political rights, and
: depending for their civil rights upon class
! legislation
] u yoR want 10 pFevesi tlse recurrence al
sectional strife, you must do away with
( sectional divergeholes by placing the polit.
! ical eTganism Of all the States, SoHth as
/ well as North, Spon ths sanse basis OF tJue
! Democratic pfinsiplos,
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Llncoln and Jnhnson.

johnson boasts that no living man has
done 40 much to free the slaves as lie.
Lincoln never boastel, but prayerlully
evoked upon his great proclamation the con-
siderate judgment Of mankind and the gra.
cious favor of Almighty God.
Johnson, whenever he meets a negro,
promises to be his Moses.
Lincoln made no promises, but when the
triumph Of our arms in the fall of Richmond
had given liberty throughout the land to
all the inhabitants thereof he turned TO the
country and said Il had nothing to do
with this great work, give the whole credit
to Grant and the army"
johnson held on to his slavcs until they
were set free, ond delayed their enlancipa-
ton by inducing Lincoln to except Tonnes.
see from tho proclamation Of freedom. Yet
he repeats, Have not sacrificed all for
emancipation?
Lincoln incurred the wrath Of fifteen mil.
lions Of men, which ultimately eliminated
in his murder, bat he never vaunted him
self and was never puffod mp.
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TaK farner editnr of this na,

THS ferTer editor Of this paper, II. s. Qua
PIN, now Of the Peru Republican, has somo-
thing TO say of Congressional matters in
mis- District. We reprint his say in An
other column, taken from tho Republican,
Of the 9th inst, and take pleasure in CON
mendiug it to tiSe sttoutivo perusal Of our
readers. Having been Intimately associated
with the pohiicat phases and workings oI
thissRstrict for tho past few years, he
knows whereof he speaks aud as q disintcr'
Osted "outsider,' bis conclusions may be
relied upon as unpreiudiced, Every keen
observer. here OF elsewhere, must admit
their correctness, and WIN do so, il his can
dor is equal 10 his observation.
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wouh harc seen them damned before
wouid haze granted IL For myself, the boot
being Oh the other leg, takc no oaths, !
usk 10 pardohs. Prolonged cheers
give you that brigade the old, the lasting,
the enduring Wise u igado. Cheers and
applausel.
Among the volunteer toasts were tho
following.
Our Citizen Soldicry-Tho only standing
army necessary in republic.
President Johnson May lie continue to
administer Justice without fear or iavor, as
ire l,as Leretofore done
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Wood County Union Convention.

The union voters of Wood County are requested
to meet in Mass Convention,
At PORTAGE, on SATURDAY, tho atI,
Day of June next, at 10 O'Clock a. vi.
To select Delegates to represent said county in the
Union State Convention, to be held in the city OF
Columbus, on the goth day Of June, 1865. Wood
County is entitled tn four votes in the State Con
venton. BY order Of Committee.
at GEO. n. PARSONS, Chairman,
Wood Co, Union Central Committee.
Perrysburg, May lo, 1868.
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Colonel Bond made Brevet DrIgadieT
GenRlnI.

Colonel JoMN II. BOND late of the lllth
o. v. l.. m,d ot present City Marshal Of To.
ledo, has been houorably discharged the
service, the order for his dismissal having
been revoked, AMI made Brigadior Gen,
eral by brevet. The order and papers 40.
oowPanying it, were sent TO Governor Cox,
who h4nsmits herewith, the following
letter
TEE STATE oF ONO, ExEcrrIvs DRrEsrAEErl
CoLuNBvs, May 10, 1865. Z
MY DKAR SIR II gives me great pleasure 10
enclose 10 you herew it'll special order No. 81 OF
the War Department, revoking your former dis
missal from the U. $. service, aud also a letter
from the Adjutant Generals oaice, U. s. A, sta.
ting that you have been nominated for the bFevet
rank Of Brgaaier 0eherNl Of Volanteers.
My personal knowledge Of the injustice of your
dismissal makes peeuliarly happy In seeing us.
tioe dons you, though hriily. THE joint resolution
of tbe Legislature in connection with ae action Of the
War Department. planea your rSeord in brighter
light thau ever, and think you NAV be oopgrNiu
lated that what seemed great misfortune had
thus beea made a source of increased honor 10 YOU
Very respectfully and truly yours,
J. d. COX. uOvsruor.
BreVet Brig Gen. JSO r. Bo.Np. ...
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DITCH NOTiCE,--Noti il hereby given
~ to all those concerned that a petitioh has been
fled in this office, praying for the location Of
ditch, drain or water-courSe, commencing near the
center Of the northeast quarter Of section 26 town
), range (westnn Township)i thence running in
a northery and northeasterly direction, through
section % OF Weston Township, and through Sec
tions H. u, and 80 Of Washington Township,
terminating at the half section Tine, Rbout 50 rode
sonth of the CeRteT OF said section 50.
ALSO ueaS:Orn arm, commanding in the east
part Of the north half Of the southwest quarter Of
peetion IS, town moth range east, and ropning
north and northwest through sections "a and t3,
tnwn 5 north, range Q east TO the 0tSego Turnpike
Ditch thence north along the course 0f said ditch
till IL empties into the main ditch or Sugar Greek
near the northwest eoruer of section Is, Of Wash
Axton Township.
ALSO-A western ARM c,ustncneing near the
center OF the northwest quarter nf SectNr 20, aud
fHnninga ntrtheastorly course through section Il
Of Washington Township aud emptying into the
main ditch at stake J09. The above ditch has
been surveyed, aud viii be for hearing before the
County Commissioners on the 18th day Of June,
1854, al this ohice.
0Eo. ~ PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.,
Psrrysburg, May II, 1905, 3dsll
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nITCH NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
IL that petition has been filed in this office,
praying for the locating, establishing aud con-
siTueting OF ditch, drain or wRteF-soNrse, under
the act 81 provide for the loeatlng establishing aud
c0nstrectiug OF diiches, drains aud waer.eourses,
passed March 81, 1851 Commencing at the soush.
east corner Of seosSOa No. iS. sown U. :. r., ard
running thence west about so rods; thence noF,h
about los rods thence west about 80 rods End
thcnce north abont SO nlds TO Wilson Geek, aud
there termiuates That the sarveyor aud engineer
have made due report setting forth The availabili-
" and necessiy Of said ditch, and that the time
for the hearing has been set on the l2th day Of
June n. y. 1865, at this ohice.
GEO. y. PARSONS, Auiitor.
Auditors Olice, Wood Co.. o.,
PsrrysbuTs, May lt, $50. sass
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nlETITION roR ALImoNY.-

MAR! 'wsS''"se"' rS In the Court of Common Pleas
John swSaringon.I of Wood County, Ohio.
The defendant will take notice that the plaintiff
on the 10th day Of May, A. d. S66, filed her petit
tion in the Court Of Common Pleas, of Wood Coun-
~, Ohio, against him, the object and prayer Of
which is tn u6tHin an allowance or Hlmony for her.
self and three children and to prevent the defeud,
ant by injunction from disposing OF tho west half
of the northwest quarter OF section No. 20, town
No 4, north Of range ., in Wood County, Ohio, and
asking that said land may be seld for the benefit
OF the plaintiff alleging for cause of allowance of
alimony tho willCu abandonment of the plaintiff by
the defendant for moro than one year last past,
aud the inability Of the plaintiff to provide for her
self, The plaintiff win also take notice that the
Probate Court of Wood County, Ohio, has granted
a temporary injunction in the above case and that
motion for an allowance Of alimony pendenis lite
will be made 10 the Court Of Common Pleas II
Wood County, Ohio, On the 5th day Of Jrno A. u.
1883, as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard
MARY SWEARINGEN.
Cook & BELI, Attorneys.
May 10, 1865, 3fSI0
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The several c0,iniips are requested 10 hold their
meetings for the selUctionof delegates ou Saturday,
che qh day VI june, .I .t. ..
We itTite your earnest attention TO This call, and
beg you will send up delegates who shall truly
represent the wishes aud bcs interests OF She peo
pie. Five years ago, the Uuion party was argan-
itid on the al Important but simple platform of
the preservation Of the Union and Government. To
~, The loyal aud earnest men Of nll parties every
whore ralliGd, and have ever since sustained H.
Five wears Cs earnest CO operation aud labor to-
gelher have made US friends, and taught US many
valuable lessons which we shall do well II lver 10
forget They have taught us that violent party
spirit aud bitter partizan feeling are great evils,
and tend to mslcad tho judgment; that while we
have the power aud patriotism TO crush great
an wicked rebellion, we NEED tic exercise of char
ity and forbeardnce TO overcome "a sion AMI pre-
udice; that eternal vigilance is the price Of lib
erty that every step # our progress, in the re-
cent great struggle, has been marked by the finger
Of Divine Providence.
ls the work for which we iOiuod hands compile
ted True, the war is at an end, aud we rejuice
IN the return Of peace but the same political is
sues and great national Questions are before the
country now, that have stirred meas minds and
hearts for several years past aud new and i'm
nortant questiOns, involving the credit and charao-
ter Of our Cove nment at home anti abroad, must
he settled and established. For what have the
brave men oi our country peried life and fortune,
II not that a free peoples government and the in
tegrity Of the Union should bo maintained and per-
?etulted, and the right aud doctrine of secession
Nrever abandoned
These cannot b. fully accomplished without the
unitId Efforts Of the gnol. the wise the loyal aud
true hearted men of the State firmly standing to-
gether as they have done fpr five ycnrs past. lg-
nlring false issues and all appeals to passion and
ulice, let meet in coupcil resolved tn stand
by the principles which haze guided MS during the
past years Of trial. aud nomuhte for office men who
have advocated aui fuulylt for thcmi and with
the trua spirit OF pltris md tho Divine blessing
success and victory ill sOpn follow our banner In
peace MS they did III aar.
Ty orlsr of the State Central Committee.
Very truly, your frieuds in the cause of the
Union, RUSH Il, SLOANE, Chairman,
WM. 4. DAVIS, Secretary,
sEtfG H' Union State Cen. Com.
GEO. r, WRIGHT. Chairman,
JAS. WILLIAMS, Scc'v aud Treas,
'' n Stlto Union Ex Com.
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TIE UNION COUNTY CONVENTION

We publish the call for tho Union County
Convention, which is TO be held at Portage,
on the 9th Of June newt We shall have
something more to say oonooruins it in our
next issue. .r.
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~ Sr1rk USoN CoMmrrEE Rooms, }
CoLVMnra D. NAV

70 As CaiOa Foters Of Ohio
Tho annual State Convention cf the Union par.
~ Of Ohio will be held in Coluubus, on
WEDNESDAY, tho goth Of June, 1890,
for thetransaetion OF business and tho nomination
Uf candidates bn the Union ticket for tho following
offices Secretary Of State, Judge of the supreme
Court, and mcmber Of the Board of Public Works
The basis Of representation in this Convention
viii be one delegate for every Ave hundred votes
cast for Jacob n. Cox for Governor, In 1885, and
one additional delegate for any fraction Of two
hundred and hty votes and upward, and granting
10 each county not less than two delegates.
The delegation for the counties in this District
will stand a. follows
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SoNE indications OF the lonsIh OF the
prsseRt ssssion Of Congress may be gathered
fron The fact that Speaker Colfax, who was
10 deliver the Yoyth of July .ora,iau at
Valparaiso, Ind, has recalled his acceptance,
which was conditioned on an adjournment
sufficiently early to enable him TO prepare
Ais address.
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IT has been officially reported to Gensnl
Howard that GsIlsrals Fullerton aud Stes,i.
man would hardly ksten to the testimony
Of a Union man OF negro, uness eharsss
vera made against the Ffsedmen's Burean /;
while every rebel eUmplaiat is carefully
listened 10.
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ANOTHER VETO.

The President has vetoed the bin for tho
admission OF Colorado as a State. Reason
the Senators electe do not favor" my pol.
icy" and eleven States are unroprosented &.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Strayed or Stolen.

dtS REWARD Y1l be given TO any one who will
dp,l deliver at nv residence, in Tontognny, a
COW, which has been missing since Sunday even
ing, the 9th inst Sine is light brindle, years
old, with one horn dropping, white tail, and hair
calve IN a day or two after missing. Any informa-
ton leadi1g To her recovery viii be literally re-
warded, or the above reward will be paid if deliy
cred to me at Tontogany.
5a* DANIEL BRoDERICK.
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No. 14s West Fourth street,
3e* Cincinnati, Ohio.
Assignee's Sale.

TINHE undersigned, as Assignee of Frederick
i Messenger. will, on
SATURDAY, June IS, 1866,
sell at public auction, in the village of Tontogany
Wood County, Ohio, one Warehouse, and one
Corn House, with the appurtenanccs.
The sale will take place in front of said build
ings, which are situated ON the d. e. NJ. Railroad.
MARTIN WARNER, Assignee.
May IA, 1855. 3es3 75
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A PAcFIc paper says; The latest news
from MoaAAnA is dOLelul Snongh--thoasA Ands
Of men vsiOlY prospecting fer dag iRgs
nothing paying over two dollars per day
men constantly freezing to death tea tour
dollars per pound -four thirty doAars per
hNidred men living on bread aRd wafer,
OF Yenison straight"
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TRADE PRICE or "TuE PEOPLE"
Gua1.ca1aza's SaIo.

ON FRIDAY, the Sth day of June 1866, at
~ o'clock 7. NJ, of said day, at the door of the
highest bidder the following real estate, to-wit:
Lots Nos. 743, 722, 746 and 767. IN the town Of
Tcrrysburg, Ohio, the property of Helen NJ.
Sraford, deceased. Terms made known on day
of sale. J. d. SPAFF0RD, Guardian.
]. F. $. B. PRICE, Attorneys.
Perrysburg, May 10, 1866. 3ds3
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GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS !
WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT.
The Standard History Of the War,
In English and German.
Complete in one very large Volume of over 900
pages.
SpIendidIy Illustrated with over $50
Fine Portraits of Generals, Battle
Scenes, Maps and Diagrams.

TN the selection Of matter for this great work the
i author has confined himself strictly to official
data derived from the reports Of Northern and
Southern Generals, the report Of the Committee on
the Conduct Of the War, National and Rebel Ar
chivcs, &c.
lie has carefully avoided the introduction Of any
matter not strictly reliable and Official and has sue
ceeded in producing what is universally demand
ed-a fair and Impartial History of the War. The
great superiority of this work over all others is
everywhere acknowledged. II is marked by a
degree of thoroughness and accuracy attempted
by contemporary.
OLD agents, teachers, energetic young men, and
at once for circulars, and SEQ why il sells faster
and gives better satisfaction than any other His
tory published.
Address JONES BROTHERS & co.,
No. 14S West Fourth street,
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Ir will cost about $50 600 to get up the
new iive.cent piece. When the coinage is
complete there will be about three aud a
half million dollars of this money in circu.
lation.
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FSoN official dooaD'@ eats which have hSen
placed Ia tho hands OF Secretary Seward,
the fact comes to light that Santa Anna is
AZ adhersut Of SlsIimilisn's Government.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

XIJILL sell the south lsdf the east less 10
w acres ,off the northeast cotneTi and the east
x of the west u Of the southeast u Of section 81
town 4. north of range 10 east-about 10 aerer, ~
liberty Township, Wood County, Ohioj on rsas-
enable terms. For particulars, call on or address
me at my office, over the New Hardware Store, 10
PerrysburE, o. GEORGE SgRA1f,
Perrysbdr Nay 1, 1866. 'Fi,is'I
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NEW ApVERTTsEMENTs
HARNESS MANUFAoroRN

On Front Street, nearly opposite the Postofics.
INIIE undersigned continues at the old stand,
i ever ready to attend the wishes Of those 10
want Of Harness or Saddery manufacture
Single and Double-set, Fine and Heavy Harness
made 90 order at the shortest netce, and upon tho
most reasonable terms. Satisfaction given In ev-
cry particular, and all work warranted.
Repairing done upon short notice
ALBERT f. REED.
Perysburg, Msy ls, 1866. &c
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RKPoRrs from California indicate that The
crop Of cereals will exceed this yeag that
Sf any former year.
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
/. q. RETrTC a CO.

4. G.. RETrTTG ~ CO. "a ~
THE undersigned take shis method b inform the
L public of Perrysburg andsyieinllys that they
have fitted up Tailoring Establishment. on
tel, where they have excellent stock Of y ~ 3.
Cloths. Cassimerea aEAd Vestinens
OF every style sud variety. and will be prepared
al all times 20 Gut Fit and kake 10 order any arii-
Gle OF 0entlemen's Wearing Apparel altsP Ahe
latest style, aud in the most approved and satis-
factory mauaep. Give Iz a call. f1n vlfrs r.s-r
l. q. RETTIG a Co..
Perrysburg, April s6, 1856. 50
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
AT THE CASH STORE OF ets
WILLIAM & H. II. HOUSTON.

DRY GOODS-A General Assert
ment.
BOOTS AND SHOES-Of our own
manufacture, and warranted likewise to measure.
READY-MADE CLOTHING-AlsO
warranted to measure. J>l .NI'ffN
GROCERIES-A Full Assortment.
Sugars, Coffee Tea, Spices, Cider Vinegar, Good
Pork Fish, Flour, &C., constantly on hand, of the
best brands.
Soaps, Candles, Sperm and Tallow, Coal Oil,
&c., of the best kinds. ..,.-.,..,,
HARDWARE-Of every Variety.
Axes Shovels, Spades, Forks, Grain Scoops, APP
eParers, Shovels aud Topgs, Tacks, Nails, Shoe
Findings, Butts and Screws, Door-Loeks and Door
Trimmings, Horse Cards, Brushes and Combs
Powder, Shot, Lead, Caps, &C., for SpoFtsmen;
Nails. Glassware, &C., &C., &c.
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE-A
full assortment. The place to buy Dishes Of all
kinds, for keeping house with. Stone and Hollow
Ware. Glassware Of every variety. T4rf
e5y- Those CASH persons who want the worth Of
their cash. will do well to look at Goods before
purchasing elsewhere. Our motto is, 1" The Saucy
Cash Trade" WIN. & II. H. HOUSTON.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
a TTACIIIIENT NOTICE

Robert ColdweIi, plaintiff, VS.. James st. Clair,
defendant Before w. Davidson, j. p, of Web
ster Township. Wood County, Ohio.
On the 4th day of May, A. d. 1866, said Justice
issued an Order of Attachment in the above ac-
tionfor the sum of two hundred aud twenty seven
dollars (S227 00). ROBERT C0LDWELL.
Webster Tp., May 8, 1868. &c
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The success which has attended the practice OF
th1 undersigned in the treatment of diseases com.
ing under the above head, Is sufficient guarantee
that what he undertakes he performs, and in every
case effects radical cure.
Private rooms are provided where consultations
can be procured in the strictest confidence.
General office over Nos. "a and SO Monroe street,
first room TO the right at the top cf the stairway,
over " Cornucopia." All letters, containing re-
mittance or postage stamp, promptly answered.
icy Office hours from 10 TO 4, and from to o.
Gallon or address Il. II. TYMPANY, Md,
3Zz Toledo, Ohio.
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OA YEARS, EXPERIENCE!
RADICAL CURES WARRANTED!
Druid DispcnsatOry!
ESTABLISHED ON TIE FOREIGN PLAN
In Myers Block, Monroe Street,
TOLEDO, OHIO.
A PERMANENT INSTITUTION.

THE undersigned calls
the attention of those in
terested to the fact that
he has established a suite
ofrooms in Myers Block
on Monroe street, a reg
ular Dispensatory for the
treatment and permanent
cure of all known
PRIVATE DISEASES,
whether of recent origin
or of long standing, in
MAIEOR FEMALE
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Pcrrysburg, September I2, 1855. szz
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,

Call and examine before purchasing, and fully
satisfy yourself with regard to quality and price.