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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-19
The Inclement Season,

mi Us Gfects on he Weak and Feeble.
The drafts which searching cold makes upon the
vital powers OF the debilitated and delicate are
not less than the drain upon their strength
caused by excessive heat. The vast disparity be-
tween the temperature of over-heated rooms and
Offices at this season, and the frgidity of the outer
air, is fruitful source Of sickness TO fortify tn
body against the evil consequences OF the sudden
Alterations of heat and cold referred to, the vital
organization should be strengthened and endowed
with extra resistant power by the use of whole
some invlgorant and, of all preparations for this
purpose, (whether embraced in the regular phar
macop9ia, or advertised in the public jOurnals.) }
there is none that will compare In purity and eX-
cellence with H0STETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS. Acting directly upon the organ which
converts the food into the fuel OF ie the prepafa
tion imparts TO Il tone and yigor which is com
municated to every fibre Of the frame. The d.
gestive function being accelerated by its tonic
operation, the liver regulated by lis anti-hilious
properties, and the waste matter OF the system
carried of punctually by It's mild aperiept aeuon,
the whole organization will necessarily De IN the
best possible condition to meet the shocks OF WIN
ter and the sudden changes OF temperature Inc
weak and sensitive, especially cannot encounter
these ycissitudes with safety, unless their tender
systems are strengthened and braced by artificial
means. Every liquor sold az staple OF trade is
adulterated, and, were II otherwise, mere alcohol
il simply temporary exeitant, which, when its
drst effects have subsidized, leaves the physical
lion Than before. H0STETrERS BITTERS. on
The other hand contain the essential properties OF
the most valuable tonic and Alternative roots barks
and herbs and their active principal is the mel,
lowest, least exciting, and most inoouons OF all
diffusiye stimulants.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-19

eighty of Illinois, and disclsimed all ju-
risdiction of the matter
The war had ended. Andrew johnson
issued his proclamation declaring the
Southern States restored and the Union
once more intact so Springer yielded to
the necessity of going before. a Federal
Court, But, in the meantime, fellow
Democrat in California had taken case
of the same kind up, and, on Monday
last, the Supreme Court of the United
States, not having had the aid of Spring.
er's briefs, decided that the income tax
was constitutional Exit Springer - Chi
edgO Tribune.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-19
Verifying q Dream.

THE Widows Wood Society, of Port
land, Me-, has been in operation for sixty
years-perhaps more. When formed, its
object was to supply poor widows having
families with wood for the winter. Coal
was then scarcely known in New Eng
land. Thirty-five years ago friend of
mine, Mr.. E. s., then a storekeeper, now
a banker, was Secretary and Treasurer of
the Society. The winter was very severe,
the calls great, and the funds exhausted.
There lived at that time wealthy
gentleman in Portland, Mr.. James During,
a man of kind heart, but of that kind of
eccentricity which loves joke. My friend,
the Secretary, was, one very cold morning,
just opening his shop windows when he
saw Mr.. During coming down the street
in his sleigh, and, as he came opposite,
beckoned him to stop, which he did, and
drew up to the sidewalk. Said my friend !:
Mr.. D., l stopped you to tell you re,
markable dream l had last night.".
"Ah, indeed ~
"Yes; l dreamed that the weather was
very cold, and as was opening shop in
the morning, as you just saw me, I saw
you coming down the street in your sleigh.
| beckOned-to you to stop, and told you
that the funds of the Widows Wood
Society were all gone that the calls were
numerous and could not De supplied, and
you went right into your store and gave
me your check for hundred dollars"
"Did you dream thatg" Eyes" With
out another word he vent into the store,
and, making his check for hundred dol
lars, said "There! don't dream any
more" and drove on about his business.
That same day twenty loads of wood
were sent to as many widows to relieve
them and their families from freezing
condition.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-19
The hanger OF Delay.

But few diseases require more attention than
Colds and Coughs, and few are more generally
neglected. How many persons, When they lake
cold consider Ii OF no importance, eno let II run
on Without rejecting a moment on its conae-
Saepces. Remsmberthat neglected colds are ire
d4nsntlv dangerous and often result In diseases
mHoat diaicuit 10 cure. A cold In the head pro-
duees 4 cough then comes pain In the side, fever,
Iifheuity In breathing, and finally ends in Con
sumption. Who would suffer from cold, with
Inc brobsbility of a serious attack of Catarrh,
Bronchitis Inhuenza, Inflammation Of the Lungs
Sc. when that efficient preventive, MlSHLERS
tieef II will remove the tickling sensation which
preeedes cold, prevent h9arseness, check cough
fng expel the Mucous gathered In the bronehia.
and resist successfully that iell destroyer, Con-
Pamptlopl
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-19

THE Albany journal says of Manton
Marble: Personally, he is hard-work-
ing, indefatigable man. He deVotes hia
personal attention to all the details Of his
business, and generally spends almost the
entire night in the World Office, appearing
at his home up town and dining at an
hour when mechanics and workjngmen
generally begin to turn over in bed for
their last forty winks. Those who know
his habits say he y . marvel Of enduF'
anee""
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-19

The San Francisco correspondent of a
Sacramento paper tells the following "a
little friend of ours found among Santa's
offerings wax.doll. 1t bears the poetical
name of Maud, and is taken out every
pleasant morning for its health. The
other day, observing a piece of orange
merino pinned on stick by the nursery
door, l peeped in at the children, when
was quickly notified to leave by little
Charley, who seemed to be acting in the
capacity Of doctor, for Maud was tooken
dreadful bad with the smallpox, and the
yellow flag was hung out - Some time
afterward l heard some painful discords
aud failures in an attempt at singing the
Sunday school hymn of Sister, thou vast
mild and lovely after which l beheld
little procession, in which Charley carried
the dog and Floy the cat, dressed up in
shaw Is, and as they slowly wound up the
hill into the garden, understood from
the morning rags they wore, and the gen.
eral crying and distress, that II was a fu
neral going on, Maud having died from the
disease. IarTived at the little grave under
the geranium bush Just in time TO rescue
the lovely wax doll from being buried
She's sewed up in a bag, said Floy, and
we would undigged her"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-19

A JOHNNY BULL, his spouse and their
little girl, were recently passing through
Montville, Conn, on the New London
Road. The child, suddenly pointing out
of the window, exelaims: ANOTHER. is
that 'enS" "No," replied mater, "that
Is an howl" Here paterfamilias, looking
up sternly and sorrowfully from his read
ing, solemnly calculated, "No, my
daughter, and my wife, that is neither a
'en nor howl, that Is an beagle, the hem
blem of this dom blarsted country"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-19

IT is said that the young Duke de Bra
bant, heir to the throne of Belgium, who
has been sick so long, begged his father
on New Years day for present Of 5000
francs, On being asked, after his request
had been granted, what he wanted with
the money, he replied that 1t was for two
angels who had been nursing him during
his long illness, and he theIeupon gave II
TO the two Sisters Of Charity who have
been his constant attendants. II all sto-
ries are true the Prince is a little angel
himself
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-19

"WHAT are you doing there, Jane ="
"Why, pa, am going TO dye my coils
pinafore red" "But what have you got
to dye itg" "Beer." "Who on earth
told you that beer would dye red % "Why
ma said that it was beer that made your
nose red, and 80" "Here, Susan, take
this childn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-19

AN English writer thinks that bach.
elors in these fast times often find 1t diff
cult TO husband their resources.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-19

TIE 17,305 members of the 302 Iowa
Baptist churches, under the ministration
of l99 pastors, added 1850 TO their mem.
bership last year, and contributed SEE,
056,07 70 charitable purposes
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-19

WNs~@W9s'-a-.Nssas7
4 P0t'G WdteT- Proof -PdpeTf
ROO1ing, Siding, Ceiling, |
Z CdTpetin6, Water Pipes, !
1 Fare Cutters, Sc. ADDRESS
gO. J.FAY & SONS, Camden, New Jersey.
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THE MARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF RAyrIuopp

THIS y well established and s,..
reliable Company Il is the only Ms..iuely
Company. Such has been IL roa,la2 ,and
cess that u declareda and paid In eash =. sue
aDividend az the oldest and larsss, ,asge
les IN the United States N'"pah'
lis Directors are men ofknow, Ia.
and commercial ability TO whom III alss1
can look at all times for iust ma PUBIC
supervision of its affairs, Il u,.. uaaeai
TO every intelligent mind that n ~ ~ e'ea,
secule INC largest prosperity TO our Sat-
anu people INDIVIDUALLY, we must build nm
our own institutions by keeping capital |,
home: Tho laws oftade, self respect ,s.' s1 y
ssii Interest combine 10 make his ,hs
DIRECTORS.
Hamilton Easter, Allen ch.
George y. Thomas, Hugh s;s.or EbIhan,
Woods, George II, Miller, Thomas Z. aa''ain
William Devries, CHARLES wchh 'sssard'
NE DTC4L EXANTgERs
DIR. ID. Mills, Westminster; DR.. Man.l
Union Bridge DR.. Waters. Wa,srss;,,'e
DR.. Boone, Middleburg DR. Corral n.
neytown; DR.. Burlington, of New W. ~
DR.. Henry Il. Belle, of Manchs.,a.' asori
shaw, Of un'ontowni DR. J. W. Steele, Of
Persons desiring TO insure their Iv.. in
do well 10 consult the above. va"
ANDREW J. MYERS.
III State Agent,
Sumn'sr, and attend the Courts, to transact s
the business OF the Company.
Now, gentlemen, you have the chance n
insure IN good, safe, and cheap COMPANY
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


The Subscriber. having engaged in the
business Of Real Estate Agent, Ia tonaec-
ton with his law practice, aifsrs his services
to AL who desireto purchase or dispose Of
property. He will constantly have variety
Of farms. dwelling honses and business
houses for sale.
A. D. sHAEFFER.
Attorney At Law, Westminster, Nd.
OFT q, -em
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LANDS FoR SALE
rra.e~ Gssrse,s County.

LANDS F01 SALE
Prince Gssrse's County.
rTsHE undersigned are empowered to neeo.
! hste tho sale Of the following pieces of
MILL SEAT, which with two hundred
dollars repair, could Be- put in excellent or
ger near Accokeek Church, IN Piscataway
District commanding . large patronage.
ATRACTOF ABOUT 900 ACRES, two
hundred seres Of Il arable, within mile and
sMf Of k0rsstsille, eight milea from Wash
.sglon, md ness the line Of the proposed
Railroad to point Lookout; heavily Tim
bcred, comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE,
and Other necessary Out Buildings.
A TRACT OF Land or $50 ACRES
very comfortable
DWELLIN G. HOUSE,
sus Mn, IN good repair and excellent bust.
ness; tracs q mostly arabic, and good soil,
edioins The woodward and Poplar Hill e.,
tats, N Marlboro District Line.
" a TRACT on LAND ABOUT 200
AcRES. ID yicinity Of Broad Creek Church,
PiscnfeRay District. Land Of good quality,
wi sdsPtsd TO Ell the crops grcwn in this
4 TRACT OF 4aour 800 ACRES
nea< he villses Of Piscstsway, excellent
soil. Wood abundant &c. TENANT
HOUSE and BARN..
ALSO SEVERAL TRACTS within four
o. ~ miles Of Washington City and Alex.
.ndris, Improved ard unimproved, with cub
eIvisions . suit purchasers. Titles 70 he
shove perfeck Terms easy. For further
particulars, application to Sc made to
HARBURY 4 WHEELER,
Attorneys Il Lay.
uppss Marlboro, Nd.
sor farther information apply At this
once jan2a-tf
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New Drug Store
IN WESTMINSTER.

HOPPER 4 WILMER
HAVING purchased the Drug Stor,
IL lately conducted by L. o. Grimes, ESQ
respectfully inform the citizens of West.
minister, Carroll and the adjoining counties
that they intend keeping '6rst class
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL
8 r q r =.
5 minutes walk Of the Depot, West End,
Westminster, Nd.



cali. your attention to h,s large and warned
stock Of Goods.
Ladies Dress Goods--A fun line Of the
latest.
Plain and neat styles--I have paid special
attention 10 this part.
Mourning Goods--A good assortment.
Silks-plain black and colored.
Mens Wsre--the largest and cheapest
stock have ever offered TO the public.
Domestic Goods-crowded Ia this line.
Notions and Trimmings nice assert
menf.
Carpeting aud Oil Cloth--This depart.
ment has been largely improved.
Housekeeping Articles that is needed.
OIL Cloth-linen and paper window shades
and fixtures.
Hais--Ladies', Misses and children's
Shoes.
Queensware common ware to the fnest
French China.
Groceries, oil, paints and glass.
Hardware and bailding material, bought
direct from the manufactures and their
agents.
An the above goods are for sale at q small
advance. Call before purchasing and ex.
JOHN L. REIFsNIpER.
have secured the service Of Mr.. r. Hen.
rie, FIRST class Tailor. Goods made up to
order.
Goods delivered to the depO. free.
oct
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STANDARD GUARANTEED.
For sale a, Nanafaetues Depots,
No. 81 North Front Street, Philadelphia.
AND
No. 95 South Street, Baltimore.
And by Dealers in general throughout the
Country.
The S0MBRERo GUANo of which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is and
always has been manufactured, land OF
which he has sole control for the United
States, contains Fifty per cent more Bone
Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore i, is
more durable. The addition Of Ammonia
gives it greater fertilizing value.
Over seven years experience has proved
to the Farmer that it makes heavier grain
than even stable manure, and is not only
active but lasting.
Price $50 90 per ton, 1000 lbs. y
Discount to dealers
MORO PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor aud Manufacturer.
marl2.9m
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r AIDES FuRs q j. l. REIFsSIDER'S
Ia Ffench sahie, Blbesi1n squiral, water
Mink snd Krmins, for ssis It mail profit.
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INsoLvENTs NOTICE.


IF you want to save money and have good
III health, call at GEArrY's, opposite the
Catholic Church, and got pair Of Water
Proof Boots made TO order. aug 10.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
WESTERN MD. RAILROAD.
@ssEsER

ON and afer Monday, Nov. both. 1863
" the passenger trims will run as follows,
EASTWARD.
Leave Union Bridge at Lag A. NJ. and
Westminster at 6.36 A. NJ, and arrive In
Baltimore nj $40 A. NJ.
Leave York Road Station at O. 4OA. NJ.
Union Bridge at sos A. NJ, and Westmin.
ster at 7,s9 A. N. Arrive in Baltimore a
1915 A. NJ.
Leave York Road Station LOOP. NJ.
Union Bridge LII p. NJ, and Westminster
z'zi r. nj. Arrive in Baltimore $40 P. N.
WESTWARD.
Leave Baltimore at $50 A. NJ. and q. 30
I. ". Arrive at York Road Station Al
IL NJ. and LAP. NJ.
Mail Train connects at Glen Morris Sta.
ton with Stage for Hampstead and Man.
chester, and at Middleburg with Stage direct
to Emmi,tsburg.
p. II. IRWIN,
dec 81 Sup't. W. NJ. X. r.
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ESTATE
Insurance Agency
IT.. sTRo1 FL,

rrxYrNG opened en- o1zee In this City
fX rfke ss|e snd tr@1nG<<r Of REAL
i'm 4lE also or Resisting and Insuring
pron1 ", r<spcriIbIIy flanders hisservices to
ne pok|c All business intrus1>d 70 his
eors I'll reeei<e tie prpmpl<st attention.
RAJ Esnis beusht and sold in all parts
az lhs Unitcd States.
09rics, corner Court and Main Streets.
EIe oisn Cor sAls the follovins proper.
d.. A valuable Lime Quarry, with office,
scsles, &C., Ia complete working order, sit
usled IN The city. hlons the kne Of the W.
l06 Acres of Land for sale, within Eve
niles Of this city, Ut only $50 per acre, with
rood buildings attached. This property af.
hrds rare chance for any one wishing
For Sale vssy cheap, q valuable Farm Of
126x Acres nf excellent land, 20 Of which IL In
crass and Is ID Wheat with good Stone
Hsnss and an other nsnsssary ontbuildings
Said property Il zituated In Westminster VAL
Isy ssess " miles isoR ma NJ s Ss and N rom
ink Ispplsmanis will Be sold either with, or
without he land, 10 suit the purchaser, a .
very low price. Call and examine this prop
4 Valuable Farm near Franklinvilie, Carroll
county, Nd, containing 80 Acrrs, more or less.
This property has very good buildings on 4,
sfores, xc., very desirable placs Cor any one
wishing mail farm. WIN be sold low, on
easy terms.
4 Valuable Farm In Howard county, Of $50
Acres, 70 Lease, from one 70 ive year1 $50 Of
which u cleared, the balance In wood. This
farm il within 20 miles Of Baltimore and near
EIiiacft Cify. an necessary baildings are on
wxSTEp--rs Lease, a Farm from 50 to 100
Acres, withla sor miles Of this city, for three
wxSfED-A Farm Of 90 or 60 Acres. with
good buildines, naar this city, for which
good prics WI Be Paid 4 The property suits
4 valuable Brich. House and 10. with
Stable, slaughter HOUSE and ell necessary
improvements, gltaatsd within half mile
Of this,city, on tbe plank road This place
aifnrdt rsre chance for any one doing
hasinezs il Town. Win be sold very low.
Available Farm near the York Road
Station, IN Carroll county. Nd, containing
l30 Acres, win god House and al neces-
Also, 1 COCA s.ors and Dwelling, which
viii be aold sither with or separate. This
property oilers every indacement TO purcha-
sers generally.
For sale cheap, choice Farm in Fred.
erick county, Nd, situated 81 miles from
Baltimore, u miles FROM Frederick city, 2
miles from village Of Liberty and within
miles Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
and Western Maryland Railroad, containing
1864 Acres As choice Timber; 2 good
Dwellings; 2 Barns. Spring House and all
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I'VE have on hand large stock Of Garden
w and Field Seeds, partly Of our own
growth and partly selected with great care
from the most reliable English, French and
American Growers, and feel confident III II We
can oner a. great Inducements to the farmer as
any other Seed House in the country,
We have prepared list Of prices at which
We will send Seeks BY mail, free of postage, 10
any part OF the country. This, however. doe,
not apply to heavy Seeds, such as Peas, Beam,
Corn, dc. as the postage would be much greater
than the profits
Ga- Don't fail to send for Circular. which
will be sent Immediately upon application.
y. WHITMAN A sons, SErpsKy.
]! and "a 5. Calvert Street, Baltimore, Nd.
And manufaeturcrs and dealers in every de.
seriPtion of Agricultural Implements and
14r Country Merchants and Druggists sun
piled on the most liberal terms.
dec IL amos
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DRUG STORE.

and from their long experience, and by
strict personal attention 10 business, hope
to receive share Of public patronage. They
solicit continuation Of the former custom.
ers Of the Store.
n1r Physicians Prescriptions carefully
and accurately compounded.
Westminster, oct is, 1868.
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Carroll Nursery,
Westminster,
CARROLL COUNTY, MD.

- - - - - ~ -
THR undersigned. proprietor Of thi. Es.
tablishment, has on hand, for Spring plant
ing, 10000 Apple and Peach Trees 1000
Dwarf and Standard Pears 500 Cherry
Trees. Also lot Of Plams, Apricots, and
Ounces. A good supply Of two and three
old Grape Vines Of an the leading varietie,
currants, Gooseberries and Blackberries.
STRAWBERRIES.
An extensive stock Of Strawberry plants,
selling at low rates---I have the Agricultural,
Russell, Wilson's Albany Seeding, and
Fillmore. These will be sold al 81 per hun
dred, IS per thousand, or SIS per ten
thousand. ] can supply any demand, up to
one million plants, having eight acres Of
strawberries now under cultivation, EN-.
bracing twenty Eve varieties, among them
the Jaeonda. Golden Seeded, Downing 8
Prolific, Triomphs de Gsnd, Stewards Seed
ling, &c. have also Raspbsrries. Ever
greens--An extensive stock OF large size,
Suitable for Cemeteries.
DEcIDIoUS TREES.
Silver Leaf Maple, Horse Chestnut, Weeping
Willow, &c. Also, a lot Of perpetual bloom.
ing Roses. Address
JOSEPH STOUT, Proprietor,
Westminster, Carroll Co., Nd.
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+ & !
NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
wAsHIsoros, o. G.
Chartered by Special Act Of Congress
ArPRovKp JuLY rs, 1868.
CASH CAPITAL, = $1,000, 900.
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where the general business of the Company is
transacted, and to which all general CORES
pondeuce should be addressed.
OFFICERS.
CLARENCE II. CLARK, President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exeeu-
tive Committee.
HENRY ID. COOKE, vice-President
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Aciuary
This Company, National 10 its character, Of.
fers, by reason Of Its Large Capital, Low Rates
Of Premium and New Tables, ,he most desira-
BILE means Of insuring life ye. presented to the
public.
The rates Of premium being largely reduced,
are made as favorable 70 the insurers as those
Of the best mutual Companies, and avoid all the
complications and unceriaintie. Of Notes, Div
idebds, and the mi'unders,andiDgs which the
latter are 80 apt to cause ;he Policy Holder.
Several new and attractive tables are now
presented, which need only 10 be understood to
prove acceptable TO the public, such as the IN
CoME.PR0DUCING POLICY and RETURN
PREMIUM POLICY. 10 the former, the poll
n q