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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-08
The LoriI,ard.

In our advertising columns will be found the
Statement of the Condition Of tue Lorilard Fire
Insurance Company, Of New York-decideddy an
A No. Company. It's financial showing is sulh-
oient 10 establish that fact. With assets amount
ing to nearly million and half of dollars, it is
enabled to withstand many severe disasters and
still maintain frm footing. JonN Powers is
rant fnr this nlace.
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STRANGE. RUT TRuE.

Every young lady and gentleman In the United
States can hear something very much to their advan
tags by return mail (ree of charge, by addressing
the underSignsd. Those having fears Of being hum
bugged will Oblige by not noticing this card. All
others will please address their obedient servant,
ad THOS. ". CHAPMAN,
43zs S3l Broadway, New York. q
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rhe. sparklL,,a strelapm,. tel.p,. /.

This is the title of new music book recently re-
ceived by US from the publisher. II comprises q
collection of Temperance Melodies, adapted for
the use of Temperance Lodges and Divisions
suited also for the parlor or concert room. Most
Of the pieces are new, having been written ex-
pressly for the work. The music is not cramped
in order to get as much into given space as pos
sibe, but the four parts are separated, thus max
ing it more readable. Both words and music
have evidently been selected with great care
and are we'll suited for the parlOr LODGE division
or concert room. Compiled by NJ. F. H. SMITH
Published by @. NJ. TRRMAISE, 4sl Broadway
New York, to whom all orders should be addressed
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NOTICE.

All persons who have taken books from Nc
MAHASs Circulating Library, and kept them over
time. will please return them Immediately.
NJ McMAHAN,
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Special MEDICAL NOTICES
Ii IL OrW MS

BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Having a Direct Influence to the Parts,
Give Immediate Relief.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Gatarrh,
COnsumptive and Threat Diseases,
Troches are Used with always Good Success.
singers and Public Speakers
will find Trothes useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exerGon of the vocal
organs. The 2roches are recommended and pre-
scribcd by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country Being
an article of true merit, and having proved their
efficacy by a test of many years, each year finds
them in new localities in various parts of the
world, and the Troches are universally pronounced
better than other articles.
0BTAI only "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHss,
and do not take any of the Worthless limitations
that may be offered. Sold Everywhere. 3lz
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For the Ladies.

HAiR- CT Ring done upon the shortest notice
Il and III the most approved mahner, upon fea-
sonabe terms, by calling at the former residence
Of Joseph Langford, Perrysbprg, Ohio.
ees lo~shf Has. S. BUTLER.
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At Prices Ruling before the Warl
CONTINUE for eoDAYS
AT RETAIL ONLY!

Giving everybody a chance to replenish at prices
oheopcr than at any other establishment in the
country. We will refer you to the following sche-
dule of prices;
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J1YON'S PERIODICAL. DROPsl-THE
II GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREG-
ULARITlES.- - These Drops are a scientifically
compounded fluid preparation, and better than any
Pills, Rswders or H0stWms. Being liquid, their
aotion is direct and positive, rendering them re-
liablej speedy and certain specihc tor the Of
all distractions and suppress0hs NJ nature. Their
popularity is indicated by the fact that over 100
QUO bottles are annually sold aud consumed By the
ladies Of the United States, every one Of whom
speak in tho strongest terms of praise Of their
great merits. They are rapidly taking the place
OF every other Female Remedy, and are considered
by all who know anght OF them, as the surest,
safest and most infalible preparation in the world
for the of all female complaints, the removal
nf all distractions of nature, and the promotion of
health, regularity and strength. Explicit dir ctions
stating when they may be used, and explaining
when and Why they, should not, nor could not be
used, without producing effects contrary 10 nature
chosen laws, will bq found carefully folded around
each Bottle, with the written signature of JOHN l..
LYON, without which none are genuine
Prepared by DR.. JOHN l.. LYON I95 Chapel
Street, New Haven, Connecticut. who can be CON
suited either personally, OF by mail, tetclosing
samps,j concernihg all private diseases and female
weakness.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
G. G. CLARK A &C.,
l9zeow Gent Agents for q. S aud Canada.
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FArHER GAvAzzT. the Anti.Popery lecturer
has not been heard Of for six months, and !
subscription maid OF search for him haI
been started ia London.
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

4 T Ten Dollars psr thousand 1t the mill, aitu-
N ated eight miles east from Perrysburg, on
tho JypetiOn Railroad grade
Seod A. W. HApn0cKS.
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WOMEN AND CONSUMPTION,
The Young should not delay the use Of
ALIENS
LUNG BAL5A.A9,
When FIrst Attacked BY Cough.
The R1elt ava P66r will. FInd neIief
this EBa1saih.

Those in anluence bdy IT, hse Il, and are CURED
few of siiel eases are Iiade known to the public.
But hot so with the poor. MANY Of this class ara
unable to buy medicines required for their cure,
and invariably they have been benefited n no
0ne Instance has il come To OUR knowledge that
Aliens Lung ilalsani has not given permanent re-
lief or positive cure.
ssSy- For sale by PRcK HAxHrpS, Perrysbafr.
LEWIS g. BRo,. Tontogapy A. J, dkRbISER a
Co., Gilead DooLEy 4 Bad, and Q wEsr, Tols-
do, aud Druggists everywhere. 3Th
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EOR Tar. Turpsntine. Naphtba and Machine
L O;l, call at INSCH0 4 CIIAMPNBY'S.
no Won wanta nice Calf BootG Call at HOUSs
IL TONS Boot and Shoe Shop.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-21
From San Rrnncises.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 20.-The con.
tributions from California to the Paris
exposition, including cabinet Of min
erals, an assortment of wooden fabrics
from Missouri wooden mills, was ship
ped by the Montana yesterday for Pan
anna, whence they will be taken to ST.
Nazaire by the French line of steamers.
A dispatch from Unionville, Nevada,
says the North Star company, New
York corporation, struck ledge in theil
shaft, and are now getting out splendid
mineral.
The Idaho stage, about which consid:
erable anxiety was felt lest Indians had
attacked it, arrived safely at Union
vile.
The Indians still continue their dep
relations throughout the territory.
A letter from Silver City of the 4th
mentions severe snow storms, every
thing blocked up with snow.
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ssuth Americas News.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-The Herald's
Washington correspondence gives Lit.
tie inside history of the late mission OF
General Sherman and Mr.. Campbell to
Mexico. The expedition, according to
Mexican advices, has proved positive
injury to Juarez and y windfall to Orte-
ga. The two ENJOYS were at odds with
another from the start. Each claimed
to rank the other, and each had sepa-
rate instructions. This led to stormy
discussions between them, in which
personal illusions, by no means compli-
mentary, were INDUCED in, which cul.
minated in an open breach at Matamo-
ras, where they parted company, TO
turning by separate routes to New Or.
leans.
The steamer New York, from Aspin.
wall, arrived to-day. 1850
Advices from Valparaiso to December
ls give o confirmation Of the rumol
that Chill has refused the mediation Of
England and France on the Spanish
question.
The South American Congress 10 to
meet at Lima, and the republics which
had not yet given in their adhesion to
the league are to be invited.
The bark Tecumseh, with sixty can.
non for the Valparaiso Notifications
had arrived ct Lima.
Advices Of the 18th ult. state that IN
attempt was made on the night Of She
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From, 80. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. ia merchant OF
Litchfield, Illinois, named A. A. Brown,
was robbed at the East st. Louis depot,
ON Thursday night, of ten thousand
dollars, which he was bringing to this
city to deposit. No clue to the robbers;
The tobacconists of this city will send
a delegation to the Convention of to-
bacco manufacturers, to be held at
Washington, Feb. 9th.
Four thousand and Lightweight
steamers arrived at Cairo last year.
A snow storm commenced early this
morning and continued through the day
1t promises to last all night. Wind in
creasing; about IA inches snow now on
the ground.
The Democrats st. Joseph special says
that late arrivals from the northern
plains report deeper snow than for many
years. In some places along Little Blue
river the drifts are 20 feet deep.
The Denver News learns from all eX-
ploring party who recently assembled the
Colorado river that that stream is nav
igable to the mouth Of Green river,
which is within the boundaries OF Col
orado. The vessel used by the e1plor-
ing party was large enough to have car
ried four such boats as that used by
Lieut.. Ives when he explored the river.
The Salt Lake Vidette reports mas
sacre of nine men in southern Utah on
the 5th inst, by Indians.
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Detention Of Trains.

New YORK, Ian. 1.-two mails ar
rived this afternoon from Philadelphia
Washington, and the South, leaving
still due, five from Boston, two from
Philadelphia, Washington and South
two from Albany and North, three from
Long Island, and two from West via
Attention. The interruption of travel
OH the New Jersey railroad increases,
and trips are entirely suspended except
between Newark and New York.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 19.-No trains can
get through to Hartford or Stonington.
4 train of six locomotives got through
from Boston last night and started back
this forenoon on another track with
seven locomotives. When near Heb
ronville the train got off the track, and
six locomotives were utterly disabled.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
New York Market.

NEW lOHh, JdnuaTy iS'
COTTON-Unchanged; sales of 500
bales. = - g& az = .
| FTOUR-Dull and dropping, but
prices unchanged; sales 5000 bbls.
WHISKY-Nominal.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady; sales OF
100 bu amber state at 3 90.
RYE-Firm; sales 5000 bu Canada
West in bond at 15!.
Z BARLEY-Qliet; sales of Loco bu
Canada East in bond. = "a ..--
CORN-Dull and unchanged; business
| is restricted by an embargo and scarcity
of freight room; sales of u 600 bu mixed
western in store at l l7al l7t; afioat
l 1Sa1 ISL; receipts 1900 bu.
OATS-Steady; sales 14,70O western
at 62a65; receipts 1850 bu.
GROCERIES-Inactiye.
HOPS-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Firm.
COAL-Unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures.
W00L-Firm; sales $4,000 lbs domes-
tic fleece at 33a62; pulled 43.
PORK-Quiet and heavy; sales -
bbls new mess at 90 75a21 43, closing
at 81 81 for. western; old mess l9 75a
20 90, closing at 10 IS, cash; prime at
l6 75a17 90.
BEEF-Heavy; sales 400 bbls new
plain mess at IL GOALS %; extra IL GOA
80 90.
BEEF HAMS-Dull; sales at - goa
D 50a33 50.
BACON-Unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales $40 pkgs
shoulders at sia9}; hams 10s12.
DRESSED HOGS-Steady; western
5saSs.
LARD-Unchanged; sales AS lbs at
12a13i for old and new.
BUTTER-Firm.
CHEESE-Firm.
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The President md Congress-An AR
,iclc from a Washin z ton Paper.

NV YORK, Jan. 19.-The Presidents
Washington evening organ OF Yesterday
saws of the administration If neces-
sary its strong and iron hand will be
invoked to stay the course and prevent
the contamination OF Radical treason,
and the great oath of the President to
protect and defend the Constitution
will not be forgotten, and the people
who sustain him with their 100000 ma
jority of the voting population North
and South will not forget him. Events
have already brought the Government
to the very verge of another revolution.
Ifthe Radical majority in Congress pur-
susues its reasonable course much
longer, the Government, in order to sus-
tain itself. will have to arm its support
ers. At the call of the Pre- sident, all his
friends North and South and the army
and Navy will respond. In such con-
test the issue cannot be doubtful. Con-
gressmen may be valiant fighters on
the floor of Congress, but when they
come TO lead their cohortS, into the field
it will be another thing. The real
armies and great soldiers of the repnb-
lie will be found fighting under the
flag. We advise the opposition of the
fact that Andrew Johnson
will serve out his constitutional term Of
office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-21
The Weather.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan 20.-A severe snow
storm occurred last night and to-day
said to be the heaviest i'll 20 years; the
snow is fifteen inches deep and still
showing; it is feared railroad travel will
be interrupted for several days.
The New York and Hudson River K
R. Co., announce that passengers will
DO ticketed and baggage checked over
the Central road on and after to-day
Freight also is transported as previous
to the recent troubles.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-A heavy snow
storm commenced this evening and con
tinued tonight, with fierce northeast
wind causing heavy drifting.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-A heavy rain
and snow storm set in about six o'clock
this evening, accompanied by strong
gale.
CAIRO, Jan. 20.-Snow four inches
deep and still falling. No trains have
arrived since last night.
PORTLAND, Jan. 20.-The wind west;
clear and cold.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
M Getting or the .Uaion National Com
mittceo

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-At meeting OF
of the Union National Committee held
in Washington last evening. a preamble
and resolutions were adopted in which
the President is defined rs D deserter
from the principles ho was pledged TO
defend, and the reorganization OF tne
marty is declared to be required by his
treachery. The headquarters of the
Committee are appointed in New York,
and the members of the Union party
throughout the country are required
to correspond with its Chairman. Col,
orado and Nebraska were congratulated
on their admission, and the concluding
resolution declares that while the
Union party anxiously desires the res
toration of the rebel States, 1T believes
that no reconstruction can be safe or
Just that does not preserve impartial
suffrage TO all the loyal people OF these
States.
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8g Teleeraph.
TO rAK REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.
Londen and Liverpool markets.

LONDON, Jan. 1S-Evening.-lt is re-
ported that the Queen will visit the
Paris Exposition while on her way to
Germany. ,-.r
Rio JANEIRo, Dec. 2o, via LONDON,
Jan. ls.-It is said the Allies will soon
assume the defensive. The Paraguayar
Amy is said to be disconnected.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. lS-Evening.-The
market for cotton is without quotable
change. The Manchester market for
woolens and yarns is very dull. Bread
stuffs active. Corn scarce and prices
advanced. to AS per quarter for mixed
western American. Wheat also frmer,
and tends upward. Coffee 6la6Ss per
hundred weight for Rio. Cheese slight
" advanced. Lizard 55s I'd per gallon
for Pennsylvania and Canada refined.
LONDON, Jan. 15-Evening.-Consols
for money, 9Os; 5-2Os, 72l; Illinois Gen.
trail, SIT; Erie, 435.
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From %. LOufs.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20.-A. A. Brown, the
Litchfeld merchant who was robbed OF
SIC, 900 at st. Louis depot Thursday
night, has mysteriously disappeared,
and it is now suspected that he robbed
himself and left for parts unknown to
avoid payment of heavy debts against
him.
The Republicans st. Joseph special
says that q letter dated North Platte,
18th inst, reports the Indians very
warlike. Several rumors are afoat re-
garding the depredatiOns near US; one
Is that they have killed 40 men west
of here, and that they are marching fol
this place in great strength.
Eight hundred troops have been or:
dered for service on the plains and
mountains, the first installment OF
which are on the way by the Pacific
railway.
The storm of yesterday still continues
but not 30 violently. The storm has ex-
tended west of here, snow being from
six inches to foot deep in Missouri and
Kansas; about one fallen here. Eastern
and Northern railroads are considerably
obstructed, but it is anticipated to be
only temporary.
Snow fell two feet deepin Springfield,
Illinois,
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Lyons Periodical Drops!
The Great Female Remedy for
Irregularities.

7 HAVE TESTED THESE DROPS IN MY
i own practice over ten years and DO mot heal
tate 70 say. that nothing has YET been developed
by medical research, that acts 80 powerfuily, DO.
itiyely, and harmlessly, I'm cases Of female irree
ularity, - does this medicine. In AL recent
cases IL never Gala while thousands who have
been long safersrs, arc indebted 10 IL Tor the
boon Of health to-day.
Although 20 powerful and positive, they are
perfectly harmless, and may be used At al times
except when specially Forbidden IN the diree.
tiGna-
They have been extensively employed By emil.
nent physicians in France and England. a. wei
- In my own practice, oyerten yesrs. and have
yet 20 hear Of Che first instance Of failure ]
could give Jon testimony Of their efficacy frun,
ladies' all over the northern and western States
were they not In their nature private. Over
1901 bottles have been sold the past year, and
hRe and trnst - many sufferers have been
bensnted- am well aware that remedy "a
potent 20 remove al Constructions, may 10 used
Tor . bad purpose, but trust that where one bot.
lie u thus nsed. ten may fall into the haads Il
really needy sufferers.
To Al who suffer from any frregulsrity pain
ful. difficult. excessive. offensive or obstrseted
Aenstrustiou, Lueorrbea, OF the train Of dis
esses that follow, would say, try bottle Of On.
LToSs FRENCH PEEioDIcAL DRoPs Being a
euid preparation their sction IL more direct spd
positive than any pills or powdersL Explicit d.
rect,ons, bearing my facsimile. scccnpAnJ each
They may be obtained Of nearly every drug.
c. @. CLARK 4 CO, View Haven CT, Gensrxi
Agent for the ChiteA ststes and Canada
-as DIX JOHN L LYON. a,
Prsct5cing Phyncixn. =
Price ti.so per Bottle. Nov Esvsa. c.
(Anoo3pim f.4srt,freas.1 sfF 90 -
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The Mining, Agricultural and
Grazing Interests

OF West Virginia will find In tho REGISTER.
constant and lealous advocate, while the social
and political advancement Of the State will re-
ceiye il earnest attention.
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Arrival OF Delayed Mails-Convicted
or Murder-ExpIssion- Exc Use
Law.
New YORK, Jan. 20.-The delayed
mails from various points reached here
yesterday, and several mails which
started, have returned.
Calvin Northrup has been found gull
ty of an attempt to poison his wife, at
Bedford, Westchester county. His sem
tence was postponed until the first Mon
day in February.
BY an explosion of boiler in the
Washington Iron Works, at Newburg,
on Thursday, Hugh Elwood, the forman,
was killed, and Owen Murphy, John
Rush, Thomas Perrott, James Tieman
and James Culver were seriously woun-
ed. The boiler was defective, and the
owners of the shop were censured by
the coroners.
A very large number Of arrests were
made yesterday for violations Of the
Excise law, and 800 prisoners were re-
quired to give bail.
A man named George Hall was shot
last last evening at SO Cannon street,
by an ex-policeman named Browning,
who dicovered Hall on rather too init
mate terms with Browning's wife, who,
it is said, will not prove false. Another
account says Hall was only trying to
prevent Browning from doing violence
to his wife.
John Desbrow and William Galleher,
counterfeiters, were yesterday sentenced
to II years Imprisonment Mt Sing-Sing.
John Bradley and another received
lighter sentences for smaller offences.
Sixty-tive thousand dollars has been
received for licences under the excise
law during the past three days.
The ship Mercury, with cargo for
the Paris exposition, still lies at her
pier unable to sail, owing to the ice in
the harbor.
Judge Daily has decided that fines i'm
posed upon members of trade associa-
lions according to bylaws, for working
under the scale Of prices adopted by as
sociations, are legal and can be collect
ell By law the same as any other debt.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.
r WILL OFFER AT PRIVATE

i sale my farm. containing two hundred and
three acres, located in Ohio county, ". Va,
two miles southeast Of TriadelphiA east Of the
National Road, and experimenting near it. 1t
Il within one-half % mile Of Roneys Point, and
adjoining lands with Capt Springer on the
northwest, and the old Henry Ben farm on the
southeast. This farm 10 In high state Of cult
walton. There are one hundred and fifty acres
of cleared land, the most Of which il well set in
gr,ss; and from its abundance Of water, (which
Z found In every feldl il ID une1ceiled for the
grazing Of sheep or cattle. On the farm are two
rood kouses, Qfameapa hrge and excellent barn,
rood Stable, with sufficient room for ten horsea.
and outbuildinga, Al complete. There are aaso
two orchards ON the farm. with IN Aggregate Of
one hundred and fffy trees, Of excellent fruit |;
also. pears, peaches, plums end grapes in abun-
dance. Nsither u the farm wanting in the pro
dnction Of vhsat and corn having heh soil
and q underlaid With coax cay Of acoeas. For
further infurnation. call On the subscriber o.
thspss.issa THOMAS HENDERSON,
declS9tdkltw
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10Th TO ,ssassinste the President ct Cal.

Goth to assassinate the President ct CAL
lao. ... --.
The steamer Pakai had arrived at
Panama with advices from Melbourne
to the 18th of November, Sidney De-
cember I'd, and Wellington December
9Th. y fk&FT 80 IS
A new gold field of great extent had
been discovered in Weddin mountains,
about go miles from Sidney, which, the
government officials state, will give
employment to large number of men
for three or four years. The sinking of
about fifty feet through . hard soil, and
the holes -bottonied, are yielding an
average of five grains per dish. About
eight thousand miners are slready on
the ground. The yield of the gold fields
generally show . falling of in 1866 to
195, 900 owners against 1000 in 1865.
Several failures have occurred in the
breadstuffs trade, including W. A. Ven
non.
Wheat is held at Sidney at So to IS Sd
and -four Els to f13 los, an advance.
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Fran New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 19.-The Times
Montgomery special says: The Supreme
Court of Alabama has decided the act
of Congress, requiring a stamp upon
State legal processes, to be uncOnstitu'
tional. Chief Justice Walker also de-
cides that Alabama, being de facto a
government under the confederacy, its
personal representatives are protected
from all loss in confederate investments
under an act of the Legislature. The
court was unanimous.