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10 L Il Up l;'S BANK OF SOUTH
ROhINA.- GuARLRsTuN NOVEMBER 50,
lSD.-Thls Bank having resumed business, is now
prepared tD redeem its outstanding bills.
EY order. JAS. =. GlisBEA
deco pr,y,,Ios,,
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sEu-StIIPPERS PER STEAMERS DC
TATOR. CITY POINT anh PIl.UT Roy are hereby
iiic that freight VIII I've received after aun.
set on the days Of their sailing.
dccy J. y. AIKEN 4 CO Agcata
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RADICAL RULE.
rHE GOLD RING WIN TUE DAY,
rR1Gnr AND socIAL KeuALir,

The Bondh .1acrs' victury--nanIy Ac-
tion-hnot cr Strugsle-couSrcssn, ii
Howen ut Moro Dirty VvorIs-AnottAcr
Speek OF Nvnr-rhc Educational BILL
Items, De-, Ssr.
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gn1- WORDS OF CHEER ON TIE
Errors Of Youth AMI the Foes OF Age. In rcla.
tion to Marriage and Social Evils, with II helping
hnnd for the erring and unfortunate Sent In
sealed letter envelopes free OF charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia
Pa. septoS a,nos
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4sH>U SE JOHN DWIGHT &c Dos
SUPER-CARB. SODA, the best for housckeepcu,
Established 1886. sept 81 memoopao
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nctI 3PlnsS

g.a-PERRY'S COMEDONE AND PIN
PIE REMEDY positively cures Ooyaedones, (BaId
Heads or Cruhs;, ala" Red, White and Ma,teratcd
rimpics on the face Depot NJ. 40 Bond street.,
New York. Sold by Druggists everJw where.
dcc6 3M0S
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5l4if" ERRORS OF YOUril.-A GENT. IL
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous De.
hility, Premature Decay, and all the ELECTS of
youthful iniScrcion, WILL for the sake of safer
ing Humanity send free In all who need it, The re-
ceipi and directions FOR making the simple rem
ely by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 10
profit by the advertisers experience, can do ga
hy addressing, with pcrfcc. confidence, JOHN u.
OGDEN, No. IL Cedar street New York.
nOy9 :im0S
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N:I~ NOTICE.. y. NJ. WOIII.TMi iNN
for the present occupies the store OF Messrs.
FARKAR BRO, corner i:aai lay and Cumberland
streets. ana will he pleased TO see his friends.
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.9aG-TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
FRECkl.ES and TAN from the face. use PERRY'S
M"th and Frcrklc Lotion. Prepared only by Dr.
u. {. PERRY, No. 10 Honds;rec; New York. Sold
bv nj, Dru rEists. ,lcc6 3mos
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A M0DEL EEGfSLhToR.

Stnte CnpitnI-ts1disAl kIornIs ksre M
pIiGcI.
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Which will be furnished to our customers with
business Card neatly printed thereon ut 5, toss
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Erreinl Nn.lrcn.
51Sr' } u ST K ECEIV ED.
LAhIe Assc:grxEst OF

FINE BUSINESs ENynLOpEs.
Sns. Asa g.
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T II T. EE w S OB OF FICH
AND SIR sAMrLRs
nrylO
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40 a CARD.--A G /. + RG YM AN,
while residing In South America "a q Missionary,
discovered safe rnd simple remedy FOR the cure
of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train Of disorders brought On by baucful and
vicious habits Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted hy n desire to
hcncllt the afflicted and unfortunate | Will seof
the recipe for preparing ami using this me,iicn
in n scaled envelope, to amy one who needs
free OF charge. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
S.aticrI9, Bible House,
ncti 3nins< New York City.
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EH" NOTICE. ALL PERSONS IN
DEHrED 10 the assigned Estate OF Mr. GEO II.
GRUBEE are hereby informed iha. their accounts
have been placed into the hands OF Mcisr,. 81.
MoSs SiEGIiNG. Attorneys, totlirc Broad
s;rcci., for collection, nnd If settlements are
made before the first Deccmhcr next, no oos,s
will he Incurred. H. GEEDTS & co,
novIi lnIo Agents for Creditors
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5e.a- NOTICEABLE PERSONS UAy-
ING claims agains, the Estate OF pr. J. l.. NOW.
ELL. late of ST. James Santrc, viii present them
TO the undersigned properly nticstcd, within the
time prescribed by law. All indebted to said Bs.
tate viii please make payment NJ once.
l.. w. NOVEL;, r,
tlcc1 lm0 l.. q. NUWEIL. EScraton
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.5zI-NOTlCE.--T ii Il l. Il NJ o n TIL s
after date application will bc made to the south
Carolina Railroad Con pany ard Southwestern
Railroad Bank, for renewal OF CERTIFICATE OF
STOCK, No 5000. issued February II, 1870, in the
name OF w. y. RcynolIs which Certificate IN LOST
or mislaid. ~. s. REYNOLDS
liarnwell County, s. Co. November 10, 1862
nOVI3 lanO.+
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The Disnrlaliferi

4 Washington telegram in the New y ork
Tribune says:
1.-The President Yesterday said that he
desired the passage Of Il law enforcing the
fourteenth amendment, and atfiXing Pc
nalty for all yiolationsof the third article
of the amendment. In answer to remark
that the amendment could be enforced
without any legislation, and officials dis
placed who could not take the test-oath,
the President replied that they might be
displaced, but would be reelected as often,
and by this means entirely stop the ma
chinery of local government but if q
penalty should attach to a violation, men
would not seek places which would bring
Them trouble"
Congress will Of course pass law to en-.
force this amendment. The decision of Chief
Justice CHASE that amendment does not
operate proprio piJore renders law neces-
Try tho amendment is to be enforced at
ell We would fain hope, however, that
ING removal Of the disabilities Of almost all
the disqualified will do away with the ne
costly for such law SO far as the third see.
Ton q The amendment is concerned.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday morning the sad inst,nf'p a, 'le
j.. Burrows. D. -, a. x. YASCY Esq OF Oh !,
WATKINS, daughter Of Rev. Henry W. a'h'n7'
of this city.
Rev j. u. Lake. Mr.. JOHN W. WhTkirNrS vi" M
Miss DORA L. WILLIAMS, daughter OF W. -
Williams.
On the cIst Instant, Mt the residenc,r, e o. Rer.
hridc's father, Mr.: John "; H IgIeN 1T;aTLETT
to Miss LUE {. HUGIIES all OF this city. NJ
cards ~ ~ M,
Norr TX IT~giniaa and Charlotte IN o'' pa
pes please copy.
Near HIllsboro'. tho 10th OF N9Ts nInii nr
the Rev = r. IfuG Mr.. JOHN +. PAfKiI'i,: -, -
Augusta county. L. Miss ELLA y. 1AI'H'''
daughtcr 81 II. +. Tyler, Of Albemarlc.
On the 18th Of November nctr Alton depot, u!
the sane Mr.. JAMES r.. GOODBYE 10 -"i7S
MAGGIE +. CRIST; both of Albenarie'
AT the same tlme aud place; and BY me ,, sane
SIR. WILLIAM :. RAMSAY, OF AnEusIn cn"H'S'
10 Miss LUCE {. COOLIDGE, Of Alhemar!c.
on November 25th. at Mt. Ed. church. by the
same. Mr. JAMES ". POATFS to Miss ELLAi'
GRAISuS : both Of Albcmarlc
on December llh at the residence o'tnc hr>a.
father hv the same. Mr.. MhRTiN '. 81 AKl'
r. lllrhlind county to Miss IIE%RlEI IA orr :
TRY, daughter Of James {. Gentry. Of Alhc'hAfie.
On December 18th. near Mechum's Rlver depot,
by the same, Mr.. RICHARD VI. CLEEELASDto
Miss MARY r, LINDSEY: both of Alhelnaric'
On the odd of December. near IIilsboro', hy the
same. Mr.. WILLIAM L. TlLMAN 10 MISS MIL
LIE T.. REA both Of Albcmarlc county.
On Wednesday, the 18th Instant It Sycamore
church bv Rev. T. y. Arnold. Mr.; THOMAS }.
lsOWLES. Of Richmond to ANNA b., daughter
at 4. II. trminp. Of l!cnrico county.
Kansas City CaIo.) papers please copy
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Ed.

In hi. city on Thursday. December ed. Mt y T..
NJ. Of typhoid pneumonia RohEhJ fhHh-
Man, aged ttty-cight years .,
The friends and acquaintance "I the fanny
are respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral from
CI,v and / cigh ri 3 ~ clock j.. VI. TODAY.
nm "wednesday the aad instant at the residence
If her fiber G.. W. I. ID. Collins. .on twenty
tf;ih bctwccn VI aud streets, ELIZABETH T.,
believed wife of james /. sharp, in the twenty
sixth wear of hcr age
Tlci'ricnds and acquaintam"cs OF the family are
respectfully invited /" attend her fnnera! az
Iri.,l,-StrcIt Baptist church THIS tFridayl EVE
Ming n 3u'rloCk.
Washington. u. c., aud Portsmouth. Va pa
p"rs please copy.
Atthe residence Of her son-in-law, r. F.. Blank
NIlIIhGTON, wife Of the late Professor John
Milington. ,
The ntcIment will take place at Williamsburg.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAIERS,-Al per-
" sons who paid one-half of city taxes In June
will come forward and pay Tie other half su, icct
to discount Of ten per cent. and those who have
paid none their taxes will BE- iablcto twenty per
cent. additional unless pad IN this month.
| shall be 1T my office daily 10 wait on n tax
PAYERS from \. VI. To L. II. from this date To
thc 3lSt Of December.
By order Of the city Council. {. J.. NoHD,
dc lin Guy COLLECTOR.
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The National Board of Trade

he Cincinnati Times says that at is but
just 10 remark that perhaps all the other
"e'h'ies OF reconstruction taken together
"'e 1885 cihcient in developing % correct
S,s''e q feeling between the two sections
'"a thl9 organization OF The business
'ifA .. Lie nation. .Comprehcuding, Is
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FURNITURE. &r.
ITNRER. GfTHS, &c.

W e. MAYO J.F. ". GIBSOE.
E UMBER.-SA W MILL, NAiO'S
II ISLAND.-We keep constantly on hand Tor
sale I'm any quantity. large small, "a large
stock Of Seasoned LUMBER for building pur-
poses, CASING BOARDS, LATHs. PAL1SGS,
&C., &c. Our facilities for obtaining logs and
our capacity for awing, enable lis TO fill all orders
promptly aud !. as low prices as any other par
Ties. MAYO TlHSDH.
de "a 3n I'ns.-oticc box 40.
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II GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS,
GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS,
GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS,
GOODS FOR NEW YEAR.
GOODS FOR NEW YEAR,
GOODS FOR NEW YEAR,
GOODS FOR EVERY DAY,
GOODS FOR EVERY DAY,
GOODS FOR EVERY DAY,
GOODS FOR EVERY WEEK,
CoODa FOR EVERY WEEK,
GOODS FOR EVERY WEEK.
GOODS FOR EVERY MONTH.
GOODS FOR EVERY MONTH.
GOODS FOR EVERY MONTH,
GOODS FOR ALL THE YEAR ROUND,
GOODS FOR ALL THE YEAR ROUND,
GOODS FOR ALL THE YEAR ROUND.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
de %
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Why the Disabilities of Southern I"'t
IRE not EonAEeN.

From Marks Letter 10 the Cincinnati Enquirer.
People must not misunderstood the mo-
tivcs Of Congress in refusing t. grant a
general amnesty. and prcirrring 10 pi&s
bills every now and then giving pardcnS
to Spcciallv-namcd individuals. This course
is purSued for purpose baScr and more vile
than mere politics. Not alone that they are
thus enabled to drum up recruits for the Re-
publican party in the South 10y cTcl,ld'n" all
vino lean to the Democratic party from the
privilege Of amnesty. The chief ohlert l>io
Keep open the door for corruption and hrI-
berry. \ general amnesty would Weld no mo-
ney : individual amnc>ie> can he. and often
lre madca source Of revenue 10 the men who
deal them ont. cannot say positively that
lnv member Of Congress has been paid d.
rectly for securing the Insertion OF name
in an amnesty bill. but | can say that per-
S0Ds have paid a. high a Sl0Oior that prlIl-
legc. The money is paid to III" iniiucn,lai
friends Of Radical members Of the Recon-
strurtion Committee: and take i that his
tate Of affairs is not entirely unknown 10
those members. Men come here from the
South to get their disabilities removed.
They want to be eligible for Office %! some
kind. They are very soon directed t. some
one who can have their names inserted III me
next bill. and for this insertion they are Will
ing to pay libcrallv. Their money istaE"n-,
nor do believe it all goes into the pockets OF
The men who first receive it. These are tart>
If which every member Of Con"rcssis aware.
Time was when the mere suspicion ct TINS
truth would have called for q searching m
vcstigation. But corruption stalks so shame
lesSlv abroad, and so permeatcs every de-
partinent ofthe Government now from the
Executive who sells his Cabinet positions 10
the highest bidder, to the bureau CHEFS
who extort dollar donations from the
starving clerks under thcm-that IT Is Gan-
yerous to start IN inquiry, because it is I'M
possible to tell where il will stop or t. what
it will lead. One of these days the people
will wake up to the fact that greater crimes
NAV be committed against 4 nation by
thieves disguised in the livery OF loyalty
than by brave men wearing openly the uni
form of rebellion.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

COLLEGE INFIRMARY,
CMARSuALL BEL OW TW ELFTH Street,
RICHMOND VA,
for tho treatment or all classes OF mediralann sur
gical cases except smallpox and INSANITY;
In addition To the LARGE NARp~t tle III III ~
possessing all the cont forts and privacy of pri-
vate residence, with experienced nurses ana a,-
PENDANTS ALWAYS at hand. Patients have the privl-
IaVe OF selecting their medical adviser either from
the staff Of the Inirmary or any respectable prac-
ttioner In the city.
CHARGES, =.
including Board, Medical Attendance, anu
Medicine
Large wards ~ ptt 49,
4 small additional fee Is charged 1or suT8l'ni
operations. rpt,
mond received on CHARITY.
Eor Information or admission. apply ut the IT.
Grmrrv Ia ISAIAH II. WHIT, VI. D.,
no .J.-2m Medical superintendent.
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Mr.. STASToN-THE SUPREME CoCRT.-
We fear there is too much Of truth i'll what
the New York World says OF Mr.. Stanton.
We quote:
"Mr. stanton is not only destitute Of a
judicial temper, hut he is himself 4 deeply
interested party in many Of the suits likely
to come before him for trial. There Is vet Il
multitude of unadjudcatcd questions
arising out Of the late warand invoVlnglhe
pronriety of much Of Mr.. Stanton'> Official
action. In all such eases he is too deeply
interested rs n party TO he litlv Entrusted
with the duties of Judge. In his dog
matte and biased mind. every such case i
decided before it can be brought !oa hear
ing and argued. The most solid - crSe A.
glllncnts will make no more impression on
him than Democratic speech III Congress
makes upon the Republican mnioritr when
they have decided in caucus 10 pass some
particular bill. 1t is because Con-re>>
knows that Mr.. Stanton's mind l. mnlnva-
hlv made MP on the only class Of questions
in which Congress feels much interest that
the Republican members insisted on his "r-
pointmcnt. and forced General Grant to
make il. With such men on the bench, 1t i
nf little consequence whether the Supreme
Court is stripped Of its constitutional 'urls-
dicticn or not, as the cases are I'll virtually
decided Ivy the interest such judges have III
clearing themselves
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-27
MATTERS AT GRAND RAPIDS.

Ed. JorWNAL; Not seeing anything from
your regular correspondent for the last two
weeks, thought | would drop you line
tn keep you pusctd about the run of things at
the head Of the rapids.
Business begins to enlveu up since harvest,
and the prices paid Tor wheat Is bringing II good
lrt into this market. What the effect may DO now
that il is declining upon the farmers, cannot say
but those who held over last year will probably
moi hold this year having gained some experience
in holdi'g for better prices aud finally take
good deal less, Better sell aud pay their debts,
II they owe anything.
Railroad matters still cugross the minds of
the people, but il is doubtful what the result
may be. The farmers aru willing 10 have the
road built, but when called upon rnr little
" wherew ithal" 10 help build, conclude they
don't want any stock. IL is understood hire,
from letter written by JAMES rrHDY Esq, OF
Mansfield, and who is Interested m the road,
that Bowling Grcen has not dime as much as
was expected, and he suggests that a new route
be tried through TnntngAny cast to Woodville,
intcrsecting tho Toledo Il WoodNille road. II
will depend upon what bhwing Green may do.
This place, we learn, will put up twenty five nr
thirty thousand dollars II this is m ,do point,
The half Of il Is now subscribed and the com
mttec arc waiting 10 see what other points nre
going 10 do, before going much farther IN the
matter.
The Weston township Union y. y. Conven-
| ton was held last Thursday, 10Th but owing to
the county convention boing first advertised the
Same day, slightly dcmnralzrd the arrangement
Of soveval schools, and there were not over half
! in attendance, compared with last year. They
had y very pleasrnt time except the excessive
heat of tho day. The school from the Rapids
did not attend, but they hel pic-nic on the
river bank with the Napoleon Sabbath Schools
who came down On the steamer RpJb 1t was
not known that they wore coming until the day
before aud It did not allow much time to make
any arrangements, and they were not MS well,rc-
| ceived as ihcywould have been il due notice
had been givcu. They wcrc accompanied by
the Napoleon Silver Band which executed some
very fine music, and taking il all together II was
/ pleasant union. Iii, nav talked ot tn rctu ri
! the visit on the 10th Of September, II being the
anniversary Of perry's Victory. As this schn"l
! intends to attend the County =, s. Convention
Saturday, at Tonlogany, no definite arrange
ments will bc made until after that limo.
! The weather has been very hot for part o
! last week and pretty dry. | notice the doctors
around Il, the country more than formerly, whicl
indicates somc sickness. They have had u
/ pretty hard time nC It so Ear, rs the general
health of the country has boon excellent and NJ
doubt they feel better, They are niserabl,
set Of fellows living upon the misinrtuUeS o
their nrighbors," but it is an old saying tina
"oyery dog must have his day." aud thlir har
vest is now commencing, All the bad luck
wish them is, that it may be as short as til
corn crop. Yours. PEN0BSCOTT.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-27
CURA.

Cuban adviees received at Washington to the
9th inst, give the following statement Of the
p ,litical coadilion there
"The volunteers are exhibiting the purpoSes of
their organization, that Of scili'P the Cavern.
ment Of the Islapd OF Cuba frim Spain, Every
where thr1ughnut the island tho Nolunteer Jun.
tas are acting Ia concert with Jpntamlnto az
Havana, aud now exercise lhe same control over
DE Roda that expelled Dulea from his position.
II is reported thai a farmiiahla organization nf
Spaniarls in the interest NJ Cespedes Gavern-
Iaent, ia every ptrt of the island, has been cx-
posed through means Of spy. The object of
this org tniI uinn was tO eounteracl that of the
volunteers. aud tn strengthen the CubaRs In the
field with means neeess lry b carry on the con-
test. This spy'S expose has driven hundreds
into the Cuban army, and given them IN rAl
aud physic n power which will ba a terror to
Spanish tr0ops and volunteers as organized on
tn Island"
His reported that De Rodas contcmplatcs re-
signing and returning to Spain, believing tha; his
longer continuance in his present position would
delIact from his own reputation.
The London TAaes ad yses the Spanish Gov
erHent 10 smother it, pride and GIL It's pockets by
selling Cuba TO the United States, or needing
its Independence. II says that te deWns mighl
well be sung in eve-y church IL the PENN saula
were Spain quit of the colony without eompensa.
ii0n. How much more gratited, then, ought she
&c be 70 be rid Of the burden condition OF liberal
payment. The Tass adds
Inc asl French campaign in Mexico On9ht
10 have made II manfes, that there is neither
honor or profit 10 gain for the Powers Of the Old
Continent by meddlng with the affairs of the
New. Those who have M open accounts there
had beti6r try no new ventures, ana thoso Who
have ought 10 deem themselves fortunate n nj.
lowed 10 wind them np ON the first opportunity ,
Adviess by Cable from i,andon, on tho aiu
inst, says the 7,LgroPA, Liberal, in an edilaia
tnidAy, SAYS II Cuht severed her connection
with Spain 4 would he onv to form new bnn,
with the United States. England could feel .,
jealousy AZ agralliEmeat which would com
riet, the abolitiol Of slavery as an inststntinn
The loss 10 Spain would he pnquestionabIe 4
fhs mother country, the COLONY aud the eaus
Of mankind would gain.
Negotiations for the acquisition of Cuba by on
GOrernm Jnt are believed 70 be taking favorabl
turn al Madrid, aud news from that quarter /
noW looked for with considerable interest.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-27
REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE
CONVENTION.

The Republican Representative Conveution
C,r the counties of Wood aud Ottawa, will meet
at Elmnre, Ottawa County, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER |, 1909.
nj o'clock p. NJ, to nominate a candidate for
Representative TO be supported at the next
election.
The basis Of representation in said Cnnven.
tinn will be one delegate Tor every one hundred
votes east for General GraDt for President, and
one for ever, fr,ctiOn OF RGty votes or over,
which will give
w"d County 30 votes Ottawa County 10 votes
v " n B. LS1IcREY. ShSAS Ottawa Co. Committee.
J.F. PRIDE, We'd IA co,,ui,,c,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-27
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague,. Intermittent Eeven
Chill FoVer, Remittont Fever, Dumb
Ague. Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all tho affections which arise
from malariouss marshs or NaiasZaatio
poisons.
AS Its name implies il Ctoes Clff~. and ,loes not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinne, Dismuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral pOisea substance
whatever, Il In nowise inilres any patcnt. Tho
number and importance Of its cures IN theague dis
tiets, are literally beyond aocOunk aad we believe
without parallel in the history of lrue medicine
Our pride Is gratihed by the acknowledgements wa
receive Of the radical cures effected IN obstinate
eases, and where other remedies had wholly talled.
Fnaeclimatctl PsrsoDss either resilient IN, or
travelling through mLasmatc localities VIII be pros
bected BY taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For Liver Complaints, arising tfOm torpidity
Of The Liver, it Is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver inte healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Ii -
an excellent remedy. producing many truly re,
naArkable enreS, where ether metienes had failed.
Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER a Co., Practical
and Analytieai Chemists Lowell, Mass, and sold
Al round tho world.
eRIcE, 500 PER BOTTLE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-27

IL en- to all concerned that there has been
apetitiop filed in he office Of the Clerk Of Nil-
ton tow sShip, Wood county, Ohio. and bond
presented tn aud accepted by said Clerk, condi-
toned to pay all expenses, il said petition is
no grated. The payer or said petition is. that
the trustees Of said township lncale establish
southeast corner of section thirty .onc (Sl), and
run north about tty rods tn the west side of the
u, IS Nj, Railnad to inersect county ditch No.
l2S. and there terminate.
Said trustees will meet on the line Of the above
proposed ditch, oN Saturday September 4. 1869,
for the hearing Of the prareE of said petition.
aEAss1 SS%fl'H buRl.lAT,
JOSEPH ktEtER,
MARTIN SCHULZ,
Petitioners.
Milton Tawnshin AorOSt II ISAq