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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-25
DR. F. B; ;:yALTO,N, TENDERS Z DE. ISL HIS I

DR. F. B. sWALT0N, TENDERS HIS
IL Dservices 20 the public in tho treatment OF
tho diseases of females. So obscure arc many
Of these. SO capricious in their manifestations,
so perfectly do they simulate other diseases,
that their true character is often overlooked or
mistaken prominent among these are, Neu-
ralgis, Dyspepsia, that condition of the system
commonly called Nervous or Rheumatic, and
General Debility, this last is too often but a
symptom Of some insidious disease which is
sapping the foundations Of life. To become
expert in the detection of these and skillfnl In
their treatment, requires more labor and re-
search than the general practitioner can be-
stow. These facts induced him to devote him
self TO this branch of the profession ,exclu-
siyely. To those interested be would state
that he has had the advantages OF the best
medical schools and extensive hospitals OF
America also practice of more than twenty
years in this his native State and in the Tropics,
where such diseases most abound. lie Is per
mitted also to refer to Drs. Pitman 4 Hopson,
gentlemen who stand dessrvedly high in the
profession. on. No. 3A Main street. Resi-
drnee, No. 2gl Linden ST., Memphis, Tenn. lgI
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Tribute of Respect.

Several weeks since we announced the death
of Captain A. W. BULL, of TazeweA County, Hi
nois, formerly of this place. Below we give the
resolution passed by the Tazeyel County bar, COM
memoratiye of the memory and estimablc qualities
of the deceased :;
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme Judge
of the Universe to call from earth away our es.
teemed friend and brother, A. W. Bull, who,
thotgh having lived but a few years among us,
had by the possession of those qualities which
make the perfect man and the genuine lawyer,
endeared himself to his brethren of the bar by ties
of the most endearing character, and we who have
been associated with him in the duties of an ex.
citing and aborous profession, have learned to
properly appreciate his merits Therefore,,
Resoiued, That in the death of Mr.. Bull the bar
has lost Que of its most genial Conscientious, up.
right members, who, had life and health been his,
would, by his-industry, ability and integrity have
attained proud position at the bar Of the State.
Resoiped, That the professional life and charac-
ter of our deceased brother affords an example
that may beemulated by the best Of us with profit
to ourselves, and credit to our fraternity.-
Resolced, That the death of brother Bull in the
youth of his professional career, should be warn
ing to to cOuduct ourselves in our intercourse
with each other and the world that when we have
passed away, those who are left behind may en-
tertain the same regret at our loss and kindly
feeling for our memories that this bar does for
our lameuted brother, ..i.f fs L
Resoiocf, That to the relatives and friends of
the deceased we extend our most heartfelt sympa-
thies al the loss they have all sustained, aud as
sure them that the memoryiof his many excellent
qualities will live green with us long after his
mortal remains shall have mouldered into dust.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be
furnished the friends of the deceased, and that
there be also COPY presented to the circuit and
county courts Of this county, with a request that
they be spread upon the records thereof; and that
the presses of this city he requested to publish
the same 20
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TOLEDO NHARKET

TOLEDO, October IL 1857.
FL0UR--Fine 81 006p7 so; Superfne 0e@
8 25; Extra, 50l99 90; nnpble Extra and Fancy
10 0O@9ll 90. Rye Flour, so.
GRAlN-Wheat2 265l0267c; Cornll49l Sc Oats
soc; Rye l4lc Barley quiet.
P0RK-Mess new rs OO@25 90; Hams 23c
Shoulders 12c.
LARD--Prime, in bbs, 1870; do kegs, 14c.
BUTTER Fresh roll 3cc; in keg 28c.
EGGS-l5c.
GR0CERIES--Cof Cofee-Rio 25@27o; Java SIC
Sugars-raw sugar l09l4c; crushed l6@l6Xc
granulated l615c; A coffee l54c; b coffee Id lSc
q coffee l3A0l4c. Toas-Youug Hyson, 1000
l75c; Imperial l45@l75c; Black 0O@l5Oc
Japan ll00l25c. Molasses 75@lO0c. Srnps-
fair 559iOc; good 7O@s0c; prime 9O0115c
Rice-Rangoon l0c; Carolina lie.
LUMBER $55; I'd clear $50; box S45
stock boards $24; common boards $40; culed dc
$l4i fencing Sl9 Gull fencing Sl4; flooring strips
$45; ID do Sj5; joist s1antling and timber; 1s fee
and under, $40; A l8-inch sawed shingles 90
lS-inch sawed shingles so; 1S-nch sawed
shingles 75 and 25; clear and second dressed
flooring 30 CO., common dressed flooring 81 90
common dressod siding S22; I'd and clear Dire sec
siding S2S; dressed stock common, l2-inch, $25
dressed common boards $40; Lath 4 90.
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1857
New Goods FOR Cash.

FIR. MILLER & Co. are now rn receipt of a
large stock of Fall and Winter Goods, which they
are now offering for cash, at unprecedentedly low
figures. We are glad to know that this firm has
adopted the cash system exclusively, and are de-
termined to do away entirely with the ruin
ous credit policy. 1t is in reality the only safe
mode of doing business, aud it would be far better
for all concerned, were every business man tc
adopt the same policy. We trust that they will
adhere to their commendabe determination, and
that others seeing its good results will follow in
the wake. The cash system will be unquestion-
ably to the advantage of both buyer and SELLER foI
articles of-consumption will rule cheaper and the
advaptages to the purchaser win be greatly en-.
hapced. Make note of this, and go and exam.
ine the fresh supplies and low cash figures at the
store of F. r. MILLER & Co.
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Communicated
'erhs Irrepressible ConfliCt.''


Since -WM. II. SEWARD iirstuttered these words,
this conflict has beconl, worldwide. Everybody
has gone into the struggle. First and foremost
arc to be found the rebels and their brethren of
the Democratic party pitted against the negro.
The rebels were scared lest there should be " mig
ger instruction" The Democratic party are
badly scared about "ngger equality" "oh!
the niggeps are coming! They going to vote.
We shall have niger justices of the peace
they will come into our homes-we shall have
nigger wives and niger babies !"
Now ii ssd PITY that large and respectable a
body of mon as the Democratic party, should be
in such scare. Ifit, should continue long, it
might become chronic, and induce brain fever.
Negrophobia is a terrible disease. Its victims
often foam at the mouth and run stark mad. Did
you those poor fellows at the election last Tues
day Did you notice their tickets? First thing
above all others =" Constitutional Amendment,
No." What a universal Democratic yell Qnts
number OF So-called Republicans were actually
scared and yelled No as il salvation depended
on holding the niger down. We can assure our
friends there is occasion for all this froth aud
fuss about the negro. All that the negro asks
for is justice. The negro can take care of him
self. He claims for himself certain innlienable
rights, among which are life, liberty, and the par
suit of happiness" And these the negro will
have in spite of the Democratic party, the Devil
& Co. This whole Yankee nation once fought
the negro. But the negro has been comiug up all
ths while. The negro has achieved independence
The race are now getting an education, aud some
of them far superior to the rank and file of the
Democratic party. The Democratic party need
not be scared about the negro. In the meantime
we advise tho, Democratic party to throw them
selves back on their dignity and good behavior or
the everlasting niger AS a race may Surpass
them ia all that pertains to manhood. e-
ANONYMOUS. .
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Citizen of wooa Count4 nrl,,lnr,

Ne. W. BowER4AE, a resident of Tontogany
visited Toledo oh Friday, the 1th of October, and
on the evening of that day disappeared, since
which tine nothing can be learned of his whore.
abous The Blade, of the l2th inst, says the last
that was heard Of him was about s o'clock in the
evening of the day that he visited Toledo whom a
gentleman on Ottawa street paid him a sum Of
moneys supposed to be $500 or S4OO. It is feared
that he was murdered. Mr.. BowERMAN was a
butcher, SO years of age about feet high, Of sal
lew complexion, wore whiskers extending entirely
around his taee bald on the top Of bis head lie
leaves 4 wife and three ehildreh, Who viii be
very grateful for any information concerning him.
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DR.. schemck,s Pulmonic syru,

Ot' SchehcA>S huhNAOnIC syrup
This great medicine cured DR.. j. Ii. SoHRHcK, the
Proprietor, OF Pulmonary Consumption, when It had
assumed its most formidable aspect and when speedy
death appeared to be inevitable. His physicians pro,
nounced his incurable, when he commen ed the
OF this simple but powerful remedy. His health
was restored In very short time. and return Of the
disease has been apprehended, for all the symptoms
quickly disappeared, and his present weight is more
than two hundred pounds. t,rt.,
Since his recovery he has devoted his attention ex-
clusvely to the Of Consumpt on the diseas
which usually complicated with IT, and the cures
effected by his medicines have been very numerous
| and truly wonderful DR.. scHENcK makes profession.
al visits to several of the larger cities weekly where
he has large OF patients, and it is truly
astonishing to poor eonsumpuves that have to be
lifted out of their carriages, and In few months are
healthy, robust persons DR sCuENCK's PULMO-
MIC SYRUP, sEAWEED TONIC and MANOR AXE
PILLS are generally all required In curing Consump,
tion. Full directions accompany each that any
one can take them without seeing DR.. ScnENcK, but
when it is convenient it is hest him. He gives
advice free, but for thorough examination with his
Respirometer his fee s'three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two like
nesses OF the Doctor, whom in the last stage OF
Consumption and the other as he now iS In perfect
health. are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price 81 so per
bottle, or 81 80 the half dozen Letters for advice
should be addressed to DIR. scHEEcK's Principal ONCE,
No 10 North 9th street. Philadelphia, Pa
General Wholesale Agents; Demas Barnes & Co.
MY s. s. Hance, Baltimore, Md; John D. Parke,
Cincinnati, ohioi Walker IL Taylor. Chicago Ill;
Collins Bros, St Louis, Mo. 21sdwemozz
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Marriage Licenses.

During the month of September, there wero 2
II marriage licenses issued from the office of Judg
TuLLER, The following are the names of tn
parties !: 81 D..
Geo. W. Keller and Sarah Van Tassell
John Sheppard and Sarah Risher.
c'I s.. j.. Munsel, and Nellie Kimble.
~ Timothy Osborne, and Mary E. Sickenthailer.
FL. Street, and Elizabeth Burket.
James Mum, and Libbie Butturff.
Marshall F. Penniwel, and Alice A. Tuler.
W. II. Nelson, and Hattie Petou.
Clay Crosser, and Idvila MeKeI Eie.
Sanford Fay, and Lucinda Gilbert.
Alfred Householder, and Eveline McFall.
Sias Burup, and Matilda A. Smith
George b. Mannas, aud Sarah Capper.
Lafayette Meeker, and Linda Boughman.
Richard Preast and Mary Fletcher.
st5y Emanuel Shelter, and Nancy Perry.
Nelson BurrausG, and Lucy Ashley.
George NJ Abbott, and Martha Wyant.
Samuel 0rame and Sarah Jane Allen. H
David Beegle aud Catherine Haggerty.
Godfrey Algyre, and f. II. Lincoln. r5t
Wilson Holcomb, aud Mary Nj Keller.
Napoleon 0ignao, and Margaret kirkpatrick.
Fl. Richards and Emma d. Strong.
C Garlic Call and Harriet A. Taylor. sA
james Fresher, and Laura Tracy.
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Launched.

7 Captain LooKE's new steamer was successfully
launched on Tuesday afternoon last, in the pres
euce of large and admiring assemblage of oui
citizens. The engine and boiler yet to put in
and the upper works to be completed, and wher
finished, hesitate not to say that prettier and
more compact and substantial little steamer does
not aoat. She is destined to become the pride OF
the Maumee and the favorite Of Perrysburg
Captain LOCKE is deserving of much praise foi
the spirit and energy which he has manifested in
this much needed enterprise, and we shall rejoice
to see him reap the reward of his labor.
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Cost of Advertising.

Efingham'a Handbook of Adrertsing has the
following bit Of sound logic;
In Advertising as in everything else, the best
paper will demand the best price. 1t is cheaper
. to pay reasonable price for inserting your ad,
vertisement in journal having a large circuia-
tion than to pay small price for one that has
little or none. OF this you may be sure, that an
Journal that inserts advertisements for little or
nothing is, in fact, a worthless sheet. II it were
really good one, there would be no neces essity 10
lower its prces for its pages would be lled with
out the sacrifice. You may lay it down as a rule,
that every journal knows its value and that If it
SdS6ss 7ssJ iSS Tiees. IS Sssagss il is esns cous
thatit has a very low circulation, either in num-
bers or in respectability.
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PERRYSBURG MARKET.

CoRREcrED WEEKLY ny p. n. MILLER col
PERRYsBuRG, October IL, 1867.
APPLIES Green " bu 75c; dried 20. I.s
BEBSwAx- soc 1p lb.
BuTTEa- 3O035c y Id; Eggs, 12I915c W doz.
FLouR--10 00@13 00 Up barrel.
GRAIN--Corn sheled 100sOlO lO5c tp bu; in ear 95
9l00c. Oats 50@55c. Ryel 90. Wheat / Y0CG
2 so 3P bu.
MEATS Hams l2H@l5c p h Shoulders LOG
l2Hc; Dressed Hogs OO07 so W cwt.
LARD-l5c Up ib.
PorAroRs 80 Cg75c 9p bushel
SALT-2 81 'P barrel.
WooL-3004Oc S3 ID,
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Real Estate transfers An wood Count.

Real Estate Transfers In Wood County.
The following are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MEHHr's Office, for the week ending October IL
1857:
William Blake 10 NJ. Elk = pit NV sec 49, t1
D, U. 3. r., 40 acres $500. ~ f..7a'tt 4. d
Pratt Hinsdale 10 John Carder; W lots and
IL, sec 2, Gilead- $500.
Millbury-$20O.
Harriet TsyIor TO Thos, miller, lots aud 10, in
Isaac W. Gone to II Hoodlebrink; pt n nj NV Sc
and pt sw sec l5tp 5, range TO- 80 actes $500
VIM, King to David worth; lot 8, Ilaskins-S6O
II. +. Smith 70 Daniel NJ. Swope; ne sw sec n
tp 3, range III 40 acres $3.50.
al w. II, Cuip to Anton Williams; pt pt W y
ne sec S6, tp o, range 10, 10 aeres-S275.
Reziu Skinner 10 W. A. Skinner; a pt W pi
NV sec 3Ql Up Q, range l As acres-$T5O.
John kiTschmer to John Hartsel part NV sec s.
tp z, range ~, 81 acres 81 975.
q. w. Underwood to James Russell; NV sc sec
20, tp 8, rahge II, 40 acres $500
VIM. Mafsden to John Harley; x O X ne sec
81, Up 4, range 2, 40 acres-$475.
Motnme lessen tl James II. Close; ne sw see 90
tP o. range 10, aud lot I, Haskius 40 acrs-S2 lOO
he' ef uaRsfers-l 10 total value 1886.
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ERRORH OF YnurII

GentlemGh who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay and ali the effects Of youth
fu hdiscretOn, will, for the sake Of suffering human,
ty, send free to all who need IT, the recipe and drse.
tons for making the simple rsmely by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishingtO Pr0nt by the advertisers
sxperisRcs, can do BY addressing in perfect eopa,
aenee, NJ JOHN b. OGDEN.
yE A. csdaf street, Kew YORK
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a TaE eyes that shoHe,

How many bright eyes that once saOns the
merry light of the household, have dimmed pale
and cold iu the embrace Of death. Pareuts, il
you would keep that light 20 cheer your homes.
arrest that fatal diseass as soon as it fasens upon
your loved ones. Read the advertisement OF DR..
j. W. Polsnds White Pine Compound, and then
bsipg foreVarued be als0 iorsarmed!
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An EssnX ON FInn.

BY Alexander Pope. With fifteen original illus
tratons, and Notes by s. r. Wells. One vol
l2mo, fancy cloth beveled boards, gilt, 81 paper
SO cents,
Whatever may be said By theologiaus concern.
ing the orthodoxy of this great poets religious
views, his Essay on MAN will continue to be re
garded one of the masterpieces of English
verse, and will attract the attention Of and instruct
he Intelligent and thoughtful
The views of Pope on the Great Creator and Hi.
wondrous works, as enunciaied in this poem, are
unsurpassed for grandeur and deep-toned thougllt
and no writer, either of ancient or modern times,
has 30 infused bis sentiments and spirit into the
literature Of his nation by single production, as
Alexander Pops. The publisher of ths new edi-
ten, appreciaing the lack of an illustrated Esay
on Man, and willing TO DO the pubic suhstant al
favor, has caused the work to be carefully illus
trated, annotated from the chronological point OF
view, and printed in an attractive style OH supe.
rior papdr. A succinct biography Of the poet, and
his highly esteemed Uaiversal Prayer" are pub
lished with the . Essay" making togethera very
desirable volume for the library or the CENTER
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-18

The Independent Order of Good Templars will
hold open Lodge, tho Courthouse, on Tuesday
evening next, at o'clock.
The exercises OF the evening will consist of ad-
dresses by Rev. A. HoLLINGToN and G. A. ADAMS,
a literary paper, declamations, music, etc. A ccr-
dial invitation is extended to other Lodges and IT,
citizsns generally. F. YEAGER, Il. S.
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TO CONSTmPTIYES.

The REV, EDWARD A. WILSON will send Gree Of
chArgel to all who desire 1t, the prescription with
the directions for making and using the simps rene
dy by which he was cured OF COnsumpt pton. His only
object is 70 benefit the afflicted, and lie hopes every
sufferer viii try this prescription II will cost them
nothing, aud may prove Blessing. flsase address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 105 South SecOnd-st Villa msburgh, N Y
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Wood County official directory.
NEW ADvEKTIsEmENTs

New Goods-F. r. Miller & Co.
Fresh Arrival-Champney 4 Wright.
New Book Store-O Fiukbeiner.
Sheriff's Sale-C. W. Bvers.
Road Notice--A Petitioner.
Stoner Road Improvpment-S. B. Price.
Sheriff's Sale--C. W. Evers.
Improvement of Roads. B. Price.
Sheriff's Sale--C. W. Evers.
Road Improvement in Liberty-S. u. Price.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce luxuriant
growth OF hair upon bald bead or beardless face,
also recipe for the removal bf Pimples, Botches,
ETuptionA, etc on the skin leaving the same son,
clear and beautiful can u obtained without char ge
by ADDRESSING TH0s y. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
8zx 923 BFoadwav Naw York
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The New Book store.

We direct the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of Mr.. FINKBEINER.' His stock Of
Books and Stationery will be found equal to the
wants of our citizens and those desiring Goods in
bis line can not do better than to give him call.
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|. ADVERTISING. To those who do not believe in
advertising, would say that we have learned
that four years ago Dr. J. w. Po,snd's White Com
pound only reached a sale Of 1890 bottles while
in the year 1855, l72,SlO bottles were Sold. This
is one OF the results of literally advertising good
medicine.
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Railrnah shinments.

The Railroad Agent at this place, S. j. POWELL,
Esq, furnishes with the following statement of
the freight shipments and earnings at this point,
Oh the d. L. NJ. Railroad, for the third quarter of
1867, as compared with the corresponding period
last year
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The foregoing is a correct statement of the pub
lie debt as appears from the bqOks and treasurers'
returns in the department on the LIST Of October,
1857. HUGH McCULL0CH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
A comparison Of this statement with that Of the
previous month, shows an increase of the public
debt to the extent of $2,494, ,Osl H. This ucreOs,
was caused by the heavy payments on account of
the War and Interior departments, the latter
on account of pensions, and the small receipts from
Internal Revenue during the past month. 1t is an
ticipated, however, that the receipts for the pres
ent mooth will be considerably in excess of the
payments aud that the statement on the first OF
November will show arsARction of several mill
lions.
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Tho Lady,s FTIend.-

Tue November number is remarkably, good.
The Steel Engraving "Learning to Sew" is a
sweet, quiet hOme picture The Fashion Plate is
stylish and gay nothing of the kind ia the country
i worth looking at compared with the elegant re-
nnement of the fashions shown by this maga-
zine.' The Wood Cuts lead OIL With some eaptiva-
ting skating COSTUMES, ami some illustrations Of
novel aud most convenient kind Of hood; and in
clude wonderful variety Of things interesting 10
ladies'. Great Inducements in the way of Prem
iums, &e1' are Promised TO new subscribers, and
our readers should send for sample copy, con-
tanning all these liberal oilers. Sample copies
will be sent for fifteen ceuts
Price with engraving) % so year; Four
copies with one sngraying) 800 Eight copies
with extra masazine aud an engraving u 90.
ADDRESS Deacon 4 Peterson, 3ls Walnut-street
PhiladslVhia.
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Mrs. PARTINGToN INsULTED. = The White
Mountains of New Hampshire are evidently great
four dollar dinners But fhepfaetical eve of a
certain renowned Drake saw those smoothod faced
rocks, and thereupnn adorned and variegated the
bride path to the Tip-top House with his familiar
5. T.-lS62-X. PLANTATION BITTERs. This
raised the ire Of the Mrs. Partingtans composing
the Legislature of the Granite State, who got their
wise heads together, outlawed DR.. Drake, and
make it a penal offence to ply tho artistic bush on
their beloved hills. Verify, the fine arts are at
discount in New Hampshire. Query. Did Drake
pay them for the splendid ADVERT sement?
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A. johnson reigns at Washington,
And halls from Tennessee.
But as there's storm but may come,
II he continues free, -
'Iis hoped that he will soon be missd,
-, Or clear Of speedily.
Il Boston Adaeriiser.