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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-20
Sabmgs Sunks.

Sabngs Sanks
DID TO YOUR SAVINGS
N ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK.
CAsihansquars snd Nsr Bovsry.
pKpos1rs ulpE APRIL
Siz per ami fHre roe ron aisd on all om 81 10
w. HARRISON HALL, Psesdsat
Jos,PH P. COorER. seor,isry. d BAlsr. Trss'aisf.
A LII Deposits made on or before April !,
IN will dfiv uteres. from that date
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
COR THlRD-AVK AND TWENff-siA1Hsr.
Onsu tsay from 10 TO aaa Monday Nssnsftii ssa
Saturday evenings ffou 8 % a. eoeG
MECHANICS and TRADERS SAVINGS
WI INSTITUTION.
No 1e1 HoreU. Houstonst
Sir Cent Interest tree from Ar allowed on all aa' Of en -
" Sl0Oo
Depoats made on or before April win draw sss non bat date
GERMAN SPOKEN.
Open daily from 10 n 10 and on hentAr snd Rsfnetay'
nom 10 toll ALFRED ]. NOhlhLlh, fffieest
BESKr c P'Hsh, s.G,tar.
METROPOLITA& SAVINGS BANK,
1NI Nos and IbrdtVe y, opposite Cooper ininiuis
ALL Deposits made before APRIL E draw l1srcs' ron
that date
SIX PR CHIT INTEREST (,s Government Ts sossd on
ALL SUMS Of s3 and upward one Dollar received on deposit
T. w LILLE sser,isry ISAAC I. SMITH, Prchisui
TTNION DIME SAYINGS BANK,
" Mo-. 3D6 and 3gS CAHALSr.. corner Lasht
six PR CENT utsres, 50 $1,000. Deposit, % Or before
April ALL draw interest frsm thai date.
ASSETS Sj.0fo,22O.
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF L. l.

On and amer Dss.nbsr lSt the t.ia, viii rsa isls.G
sNa hon RsossVssa FIy Mall and Ass'nHsiaa'a "' SAP
3Isn m RIprsn for J.n,iss P'sap' cossrs B,hrhnuis
hsrnst, South Oyster Bag, and all sAns" h"" s"""' '"v
Wsllvsea
.ISp Mall asd Lsssn nodaaon 10 iilp ssd al s'snSsa
sMP ~, As.saa sd.nOs 70 JaaAsA
TRAINS FOR HEwYoRki
Leave I.Rp ESQ No., Mall and AssennstshsA
Leave s,yvils TIA N, krprs.
Leave s,yvls li,o p a. Mall and Asssassashsa
fniss hou Jlnsisa I %. si3S. 49, n aud o0sba
P....ugsu Bay Pert Bias Pssi Pshssa' and bsn'p'n VII
,.is $40 an ..d lHpM RosE WHITE sspsrs.nssat
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FRIE RAILWAY.-TRATNS LEAVE DEPOT


H foot Of Cbsnbesst, PavosA Ferry: 800. 80
for kohssisT. BsRAlo, DunkrE, Cs'sAss
CinsulatL AL all points West AID SoHih
daily for OnSTs and internsdafe iiAtons
1000 m Erpr Natl Buffalo DuuLk Cleveland Cincinnati
and all points vi est ard South.
oO n NJ WAY Tfan Mddlstoun and Bsrmeda's satonG
Way kSprsf, stopping osy Sterling JGussH asrna
Of Tanners sEesp OIord 20 hSeaTEA NHSeA
Norteansr, UBonViie aud POrt Jsril .
$40 Bdy frain for Sufsrn and inisrnseise iio'I
$500 o n. Way Iran for Sufsru ADD srnedate stations -
go Night Erprsis dAV. for all points "sst and soue oy
this . sspnf will throsgb Basao R0ehssr aud
Cineuutu without change
$500 D m Erligranl Train. daily for ihs West
1o Wav Tais, Tor Rubsriord Ps snd Psson at stS
and Sl5 N IL m and las AIS s;4S lt:no os Wsdns+
Hsh TTaa o'clock for SsHsrn aad nssrnsass
siatoua
suSDAr TnAH-59o WAY Tran for otsrlr. l'tS N 'or
Pss.oat Nlghi Erprss for Rochester Buaao DunkrE.
Cleveland all Wet and 5ouih $500 Eni-
rrAst WAy TrAla II for R.tspoa and POft JsrViI
through Bu1o Rochester Dsnkk Cleveland
AID Cai -sou lass Of caches and 10 direct connection With
all soutbern Aad western nRet
Perfectly Vssrai.d L1TuOas Sleeping Coishss all
Night TrGina
and Depot oet Of ChsnbsFr ksufcrk Eso Long
Doek Depot. JsrpeV CITY. r. RIDDLE, Osnsral supS
WH. K BAEE, General Path Agent
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STEAM to GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY
y THE AICH0R LINE,
ho cyd. built passenger ,,e,Ie are .'ssdd . m ever 'ss'
COIiiNBIA -. March a CALEDONIA. .......Ap nl II
EuEoPA...,.....,..Aprl J BRITAEHIA......ApnlA
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCl;
Cabins 10 LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. or DERRY, SO And -
Rxeurson Geksu. good for u mouths l61 -
SteefaEe 70 Glasgou Derry, $50 lnernecizie, "a
Prepaid Ceru6caiss from these ports. 81 -.
and from Hamburg Have hotisrdn An'"sp
he, q low rateL -,
p.ns PAYABLE At any Great Britain and Ireland
For further normson apply the Steamers et Of psh
HENDERSON BROTHERS
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Cliolers.COu.B lsa22.
NENLTAnIHG
sUNDRIEs.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

posl 81 Goa IN Honeveomb, ~ 3Oaa NH qt.....o7r
Ksrossbe, gal..40dHl SOuhern..Gp Beans .lt0l
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Stsam.boats arlS IailrrsSs,

EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
IL RlyKR-
OLD FALL RIVER LINE,
3S cPs COB towns Sa sIsrUcks
Pare ard F,sisn, = lS- s: :. By an, other line
EEwpoEr .; OLD COLON Am, ,,,..,.
R..ssrn trains or rest Sudu6sd Br.si board and TAX. 7,iS
H. 1'i'' ''' '''' IN BOSOM AZ TITTIkTEtD Agent
NrvToAk March q, 1883 No ~ BroadT,y sssIoa
CAFETY, SPEED, and COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON
woRCKsTER, PALMER, fIrCHBURG. NASHUA LOWELL, CON
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
''''' CRY i't o. BOSTON I'D CITY q NETWORK,
leave {y Snd. ...ptsd a az Il" ron Pier
thar. ..u,.s with n. ss..%so.s RIp.. Train FROM ss. .S.-.
point. aud Bo..oa and w:Fs'"' w's''sf
and Nashua, and EswLondon AID ksrIhern Railroads
Freight taken at the lowest raa For S9TsOa inquire Of
FOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Clip for STH.T.u ii M soSn..tsr With u. Railroad
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Co.'S
ID INDEPENDENT LINZ for BALT WASHINGTON the WEST
Freight r:csyd 1gS STs'Id, S
quick dispatch passenger. TAX. N from
ss tSSs privilege sa % SSIY us f
TGkELS GOOD UTg g5 SSED
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
" Passenger Freight DepO. York Of Lberyt
JaaeHoa sin sA. Ds.-.s nd
op forming line POarsh and ID. Yves. without change
ALLENTOWN LINZ TO ThB WEST
Three Train, the WEST sIssp Sandas whsn aa In
stty miles and By this lice to ChieiEo Csas,sh
81 Louis Ls. with bat one change OF sara
Silver Palace ears isroagh from New roLi % Chicago
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing December 96s-Lsiys New YoTk a. follows
m-For Essoa Bsthsheu Mach Chank NansDori Wifss
barre, Ashsnoy Civ, TBskhaHnoek. AZ
1.l9 a m.-Por SomsrVlls
s3O n-FOr Nsmng.On Junction shOudsbsg wssr Gap sssR
ton KiBRIon Ptston Great Bend he
ga m-wurEKs for Rsston Alsniows Harrisburg ard
the without charge Of Cincinnati Chicago and eut enc
sanse 70 Louf Connects Harrisburg for Ehs and hs OIL Re
Connects Junction for ssudsburg Water Gap Scranton IA
Fsnngton Rsstoa AnsntovB haneh Csunf, WEss
bars Rs.disE Columbia LsHsasts Bphaa LhI rSusV ssH
ton Harrisburg he.
,. m-Por SomGYile
m.-For Bsstou Ientovs, Hsueh Chunk and BsTesra
t:55p m-Ror sonsryilis and rsninEtoa.
m-CfscIsEATI EPRsssfoT Baston Bsihlshsn AeoHH
Rs.nE Harrisburg Plibsgb, Chisat0 and Cincinnati Sleeping
Cars 10 Piilsburgh and Chicago.
D. .-Por kasou and intsrnsdiste tAhoaL
T:lG D n.-POr somsrTiIls
spn-WS,rKHE ErPEgu TRApFor BsIton Lsb,Oup Rsadiag
Hsborg and the Ws-eonase al Harrisburg With ris
for HllAnsDort. kneI&G
1919 D. m.-Por somsrVhs -, 80
Sleeping through Jersey City 10 Pttnesb srT s,snss
Trains issTs Tor EIabstb SIS SO 700. 7lS ass eo 800
80 as $40 $40 Goo $40 7:lo 7JO 900 500 1880 ll;tS
be obtsned the once OF the Csatal r
Jersey ofLibeJsL r. At No Aston Hsas rol
2 $40 63l Broadway No 10 Gr'nvst aud q. we Pnsa-
pal hetela H. klCAkk, ba7snn"Ho"h
| x.rr,
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pprIn An CRACKFRs.

Bread Wheat H. 8dlO Crackers, Bosi 79i5 Gahan'
Biscuit, milk bl5d20 Butier..4dlol SodA''''''''iI~'
BITTTgR, CHEESE, AND EGGS. -
p,e, rre n 52d58 Cheese .25d28 SOuthn 0dl2-d9
D.e i se "a Cowwon 20 Arr 8dg2l Duck..6 6-G25
Cootine 40d30 Eggs, fresh 8GO-d2S Geese....' G[-I9
6OGr5l
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NEW. YORK & FLUSHING RAILROAD.


SUNDAY TRAINS Point for Flashing and Great Meek
m m O and $50 Great Meek for Flushing and
YoTk sts:3O M II and $50 Leave Flushing for Ns"
Yok Al ga M IL 30 and STEPHEN r. GOODlhS SaPe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-20
finanfial.

STATEMENT or THE
PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING JANUARY ]. 1862
vruppp nv POLICIES ISSUED DURING THB
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22
Cider and Vinegar.

To MAKE the best cider, the following
rules should be invariably observed
First Pick the apples from the trees
II they are shaken somewill inevitably be
bruised, and the juice drawn to these
bruised places will become tainted, i'm
pure, and thus rob the final flow of its
choicest flavor.
Second Keep the apples after they are
picked till they become mellow, but not
rotten. If the juice is expressed while
the fruit is green and hard, there is an un-
pleasant acidity about it, if after the
apples are rotten, there is sort of fiat
taste, which is exceedingly disagreeable.
1hi1d See that everything about the
fruit, about the bin in which il is placed
before being taken to the mill, about the
mill in which it is ground, about the press
where the juice is forced from the pulp, Is
Thoroughly clean, so that nothing that has
any impurity, or that can impart any other
flavor, can possibly reach the pure juice
of the apples. -r- a .--r,s-. -..--.,.,. pa.
TO have the product perfect, all woriny
or m.eaten fruit should be cast aside
the stems separated from the apple, and
the fruit not ground so fine as to break the
dark covering of a single seed. ehVg
The more closely these rules are oh.
served, the better the product will be; but
a common article, such as will make good
vinegar can be made of ordinary REFUSE
truit--tiuit that has been shaken, and that
is partially decayed, or which from any
cause is not eatable and is unstable.
When the cider is intended for vinegar
it should be allowed to remain out of the
cellar till it has thoroughly "worked -
fermcnted-and then should be drawn out
of the ORIGINAL casks and nut into others
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22
Mark Twain In Politics.

-........ . From the Buffalo Express.
UNDER the proper head will be found
the telegram from the State Convention an
nounclng the nominations. AS the politi-
cal editor of this paper, Mr.. Larned, is alb
sent, attending that convention, and as l
do not know much about politics, and am
not sitting up nights to learn; and as
am new to the Atlantic seaboard and its
political leaders, and consequently am not
able to make oath that l am perfectly
posted concerning the history, services,
morals politics and virtues of any of these
nominations except George William Cur
It's shall discreetly hold my, peace.
| am satisfied that these nominations
are all right and sound, and that they are
the only ones that can bring peace to our
distracted country Qhe only political
phrase l am perfectly familiar with and
competent to hurl at the public with fear
ful conference.-the other editor is full
of them,) but being merely satisfied
isn't safe enough, l always like
to knoU before l shout But go for
Mr. Curtis with all my strength. Being
certain of him, hereby shout all know
how. But the others may be split ticket
or scratched ticket, or whatever you call
it. ....
| will let it alone for the present. 1t
will keep The other young man will be
back tomorrow, and he will shout for il,
split or no split-rest assured of that. He
will prance into this political ring with
his tomahawk and warwhoOp, and then
YOU will hear crash and see the scalps
fly He has none of my difftdence. He
knows all about these-and if he don't he
will let on to, in such natural way as to
deceive the most critical. He knows
everything-he knows more than Web
ster's unabridged and the American ency-
clopedia-but whether he knows anything
about the subject or not he is perfectly
willing to discuss it. When he gets back
he will tell you all about these candidates
as serenely as if he had been acquainted
with them hundred years : though,
speaking confidently, l doubt if he ever
heard of any of them till to-day. am
right we'll satisfied it is good, sound, SEN
sible ticket, and ticket to win-but wait
till he comes.
In the meantime, go for George vii.
liam Curtis, and take the chances,
MARK TWAIN.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22
The Exhnnsfed System.

Summer is a debihtating season, and the sudden
change OF temperature which takes place At this
period Of the year finds the heathies, OF ms con.
ederably enervated by the preceding heat and the
weakly and delicate almost pros,rated This is not
q favorable condition in which TO encounter the
raw cold winds Of October and lie chilling fogs aud
night dews, and consequently intermittent fever,
dysentery, bilious attacks, and rheumatism are
more or less prevalent everywhere, but especially
In localities where the atmosphere IL naturally nm
wb olesomc. In order to avoid the dangers arising
from these causes the exhausted system should
now be renovated and invigorated by course Of
HOSTETTER'S sTOMACH BTTTERs. This
purest and most potent Of all vegetable tonics and
exhiarants regulates the secretions while Il renews
the strength, and purifes the fluids Of the body,
while II gives firmness and vigor 10 the nervous
organization. Free from the unpleasant navor
which renders the ordinary tonics go repu
sive, composed OF extracts and juices Of the
choicest vegetable inylgorants and correctives
mingled with diirusve stimulant from which
every noxious element has been expelled, this re
Downed preparation H. in all respects, the very
best medicine Of its kind that the world has evcl
known. Such il the opinion Of distinguished mem
bers Of the medical profession, and the genera
verdict Of the public after experience Of twenty
years, during which HoSTETTERs BTTTERS hai
attained greater popularity and more extensive
sale than any specific ever advertised In the col
umns Of the American press
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22

stgmntizes Its opponents as Radical but
The former claims 10 be as heartily and
thoroughly for equal rights as the latter,
nuts COlOrcd men ON its tickets, and In
every way manIests its iaith by its works.
Even though this position were reluctant
w taken, | do not believe 10 insinCerely
held, aud clearly see that IL can In no
case bc abandoned. Nor can great
national party base itself on equal rights
in the South and on prescription and caste
at the North IL will have TO take de-
cidcd and unequvocal position In prepar.
ing for the next Presidential contest; and
that must be one which does not divest II
of n hope of carrying single State south
of the Potomac The line Of battle of the
advocates of "a white mans government
is thus fatally broken, and their total dis
comflure merely question of time. IL
bchoycs us 10 take care that New York he
not taught her duty to the humble and de-
spiscd by South Carolina, but that she re.
sumo her proper place In the van of the
mighty host that strikes for justice, pro.
gress and universal liberty.
While slavery endured, the prescription
Of the blacks rested on Il perfectly intel
ngible and logical foundation. IL was
deemed fit that the men who voted should
be palpably distinguished from the men
who were sold at auction. The reason
having vanished, the prescription remains
only MS tree cut off and stuck In the
ground may serve as a party standard or
rallying post long after its vitality has de.
parted but all know that its days are
numbered, and that 1t must soon fall of its
own weight, if not quietly taken down,
which is safest and best. All intelligent
Democrats know, and in conversation ad.
nit, that ours must inevitably become land
of equal rights and equal laws but the party
man ayers say TO each other, " We can carry
two or three more eleCtions-or, at least
this ono-by crying down with the blacks
the future must take care of itself" And
thus great wrong is persisted in through
the selfish arts and calculation of men
who profoundly despise the prejudice
whereby they nevertheless seek and hope
to profit They do this In the conviction
that many voters who are no baser, are a
great deal more ignorant and stupid than
themselves.
In the confident trust that the canvass
on which we are now entering will be
signalized by determined though quiet
effort on the part of the friends of Gen.
Grants wise, prudent and patriotic Ad.
ministration, and that its result will shame
the laggards and faint hearts who are
never ready to put forth efforts except
when they are not needed, remain, yours
gratefully, HORACE GREELEY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22
Plugging the Holes OF Apple Tree
BOrers.


A CORRESPONDENT of the New England
Farmer relates the experience of neigh
Dor in destroying apple tree borers by
plugging up their holes they make in the
tree He says that his friend while
making an examination this spring of one
OF his trees, found several holes with signs
of borers at work. lie soon found it 100
much of job to follow them with wire
or chisel so he dug around the roots,
scraped off the rough bark from the roots
and trunk, and found all the holes. Then
he took common putty and plugged them
all up perfectly tight. On the third day
after doing this he visited the tree, and on
removingthe putty found, to his surprise,
four borers dead, all of which came out
with the plugging. BY this process he
destroyed the bOrers without cutting the
roots or trunk of the tree, which is as in.
furious as the work of the bOrer, ss have
often found it necessary to cut quite deep
in order to reach the rascals. From the
irrcgularity of the direction of course,
have also found much difficulty in fishing
them out with barbed wire.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22

secret Of killing Canada thistles by cutting
them on certain days from June to Sep.
tember, or at particular time of the
moon. Sorrel and nOxious weeds are
disposed of, or supposed 10 he, in the same
way but, with all the nostrums aud
secrets against them, they continue TO
grow and spread, except where cultiyators
Of the soil attack them In common sense
way--that is, cut them down with hoe,
plow, or any other implement that will
cffcctually prevent any leaf or stem ap-
pearing above the surfhce. Canada this
Ties are the most persistent of all weeds,
but they cannot survive this treatment
more than two seasons. Ledith and Home.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22

Tue ldTTLE CoRPoRAL.-The pub
fishers of this very popular magazine for boys and
girls oder attractive premiums for clubs, and in ad-
dition win send nee Of extra charge the October,
November aud December numbers for 1889 TO all
new subscribers Tor $50 whose subscriptions are
received beiore the first Of next month. lhe sub
scrption price oil ruE LrrTLs COaPoRlI is only
Sl,0O per year. The October number is very al
tractye one. Alfred L. Sewen 4 ~, Chicago, H.,
are the publishers. rt. .'..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22

JUsT CAUSE FOR BEING ALARMED =
When cough has been running for a long time,
and you begin to feel a pain setting in upon your
Lungs, attended with tightness across the chest, II
II high time that you ehOuld awaken to the danger
Of your disease, which is fast running into fatal
Consumption. Now, before IL Is too late use
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM, which win cure the
disease, and all will be well with you For sale by
all Drnnnistg. OOH. ...
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22

CHAPPKD HANDS, .Ace rough skim pimpes, ring.
worm, salt.rheum, and other cutaneous affections
cured and the skin made soft and smooth by using the
JUNIPER TAR sOAP, made by CAswELL, HAZARD
a CO., New York. II is more convenient and easily
applied than other remedies, avoiding the trouble Of
the greasy compounds now In use.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22

An application will he made to the
Parliament ot Canada. at its next session,
Ia incorporate n company for the purpose
Ot building tunnel under the Detroit
River to connect the Great Western Rail,
way with the Michigan Central Road, aud
tn secure 10 the railroads termination
either in Windsor or Detroit, with the use
OF the same On fair terms. Power will
also be asked Ia work the same by steam
and horse power for local passenger and
freight traffic between Detroit aud Wind,
Sor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22

To DESTROY yellow dock, the following
method has been found effective Dig up
all that can he found early In the spring
then before the seed natures, 90 over the
iarm and gather and burn them, and again
dir up the roots.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22

THE purest and sweetest CodLlver OH In the world Il
Hazard Caswell's, made the Shore from fresh
selected nvers, by CASwELL, HAZARD & CO, New
York. II is absolutely pure and street. Patients wht
have taken 1t prefer 1t to all Others Physician
have decided 1t superior to any Of the other oils
market.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22

Many of the farmers of Rockingham,
Va, will be compelled Ia htten their hogs
upon oats and wheat in consequence OF
the almost total failure Of the corn crop,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22
GopEY's LADY's BooK.-Godey, in th,

GopEY's LADYs BooK.--Godey, in the
November number, presents some very fine illus
trStiuns to his subscribers. His steel plate fashion
plate, and tinted picture are all that could he dc
sired rs Embellishments, In addition is given an
extension sheet containing thirty nine Illustrations
Of articles especially designed for ladies' and chill.
dron; an extra plate Of childrens fashions; mont
and back view OF an opera cloak; and design Cor
homemade toilet table. great variety of useful
designs for fancy work are also given In the work
department. capital story appears In this num-
Der, written by Mrs. HopkinsOn, entitled HScenes
connected with the Life Of a Weak Man" Marion
llarland Mrs. Victor, Miss Frost, aad other we'll
known writer's contribute articles. Published by L.
A. GoDEr, Philadelphia One copy one year, - /;
two copiss, y; three $T.SO; four $40; ave, aud
Zone extra, Sl4; sighi, and extra Sai eleven,
aud one extra, SaJbo Extra Inducements 10 clubs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22
WATERS NEW SCALE PIANOS.

MelOaeens aud CablBet Organs. lls-' r.
THE BEST Manufactured Warranted ar a se.,v
ihanes. MeAodeeRs a nd Orsans.r5I IskssssSn,,
~ fttttCeqt t'h. New l-OctaNe Pianos kg15 and mn
EHa. New Cabinet Organs fis and unwafd' Eecohd
hand instruments so and upward. Monthly Install
HORACE WATERS. biS Nni
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22

New York has commenced the con-
Stuction Off State Capitol at an estimated
cost of Si000000
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22

truths are sefevident. PHALON'S NITALIA Oh
81 INATION FOR THE HAIR Is neither sticky like
moasses muddy like guttrpudde, fptid like tn,
fumes of birthstone. II s on the contrary genial huid
clear, npid, aromatic, harmless, and will restore tC
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