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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

A Carculiob'of the Reppblicln e'ec tors oCihe
Tenth Congressional nis'ric, { 0hio will be held
a, Nspolecn, on Tuesday. March 22d isTO. II
u o'cloct, A, NJ, 20 nnminats candidate for
Representative 10 Conp,tss, ~ dll the vacancy
c.casicucd BY tiie death Of Hon. TRrNAN H.
NoWh sn I
The lsasis of representation iu The Convention
will be one vote tw every enc hun'lred votes east
fr Gov. HaYss AZ the O'sobcr election, lsop,
mud one Additional vote for each fraction Of hIy
,,. .,.r a. G,lL,WE.
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tcouounicatea)


Fgssro our, February -, 1870,
En- JorENAl; Gul hy YOUR last paper that
the ilieUdS ot nr, L, y. PfcA, have mentioned
hun ior Congress, With that movement
heartily agree. have hong becn accumulated
With the nnclor, knoN him well, aud bcieve he
would make ms nn acceptable and most efficient
representative, lie has brains aud is the n,nsl
industrious man lever knew and knows no such
Woid as fail. What he undertakes tad do, he has
ability, cucrcy and industry tn accomplish,
I should hc bv nominated | shall yute Tor him
I With great cleeriulheSs.
/ know iheie Is a { nd dral of feeling in the
Z this part ot uir county, against lerrvsbUrg
growing aMof tls ceuniy-Scat oentgsI, bat aha
E, question aho,dd HOl cn,er iHto THE matter,
/ am iOg fanevIl % Bowling GreeH, aud viii igh
! for TO tAc last, hut a NaugrcssnIn eau have
7 nothing 90 do With that Aud ( would sty tr
our Republican nicnls throughout the county
NC must not carry Nnr licsl d,6 6cultes ,0to gan
crsl politics, OF Ne shau bt drStr9vS az a par
IT, q bnRd Of uuiln nlast b. nyoscrft I, W the
I party will Non brcomr diSiptvgrdird Aul nul
/ county givca nrrr Ca ihe eieniy. w should al
seek 20 work together NJ tcHevrr wt can, and up
/ ou TIC question uf Congressman We can do ),
Nitiiaut affecting our lhcal lntrntsts
Should the souih eplose ths phrh at tai,
L time gipnn the naAt ovcasiin tha uortl aiight o'
I inss tae south and thus the feeling 81 bueruesi
becaihes intensified 80 that We Should isil taRc
'oRstber AZ any hme, and sink iuln hopeleS
niiatriig.
rhhA OftNis friends and LEI us eadeavor y
ACT locg,her y hsacver No eau aud ~ this mean
nc shail na'raaSa cur trgaBiIation and our 50
preEaeY. REPUBLICAN.
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a SrI,ENDIp oFFER. We L.ve

A Splendid OFFER. We have ar.
n ranged 10 Club the pERRYSBV RG
JOURNAL with OEMORESrtS ILLuSrRAT-
Ed MONTHLY Tor oni' 81 90. nENOREsr's
N0NrnLV is truly what & purports 80 be- a mo-
del Parlor Magazine. ID contains artistic en-
cravings aud high toned literary Articles, to-
geiAvr With a large aud beautiful lisplar Of tho
Oaly reliable Fashions. tiS the ladies favor,
tie, aud has attained the largest circulation OF
any magazine of lis Kind IN this eouairy,
/ large, costly and arU tic engraving Is also
given With the Monthly, entitled The Pie.nie
on the Fourth or july" We congratulate All
those who Abt1iu this premium as beautiful
aud valuable accession tn their homeS. II is
emo OF the finest rugravings and most exquisite
pictures NJ ever SAN. No one caH TAIL 10 he
delighted With IL, la This easy aud economical
way, tnapy homes may be aduraed Wi,h a mosi
beautiful work of art, which, as "a uiag ol
bcau1S," Nlll bd"e joy forever"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25

Soldiers Orphans Home An effort
Is nov being made To pass measure by which
this State shall make a permanent provision Tor
tho shelter, board ana ,ducat N VI children who
have been made orphans by the death of their
! fathers in defence Of cur couutrys aag. fnm
some mex planned eanss the bill does not seem
To taha With he Senate, and fears are arprc
henled or iis failing 10 pass, Should sneh ap-
! lrcheGshss be realized the action Of our lcsis-
, lature will reflect disgrace GU uiis noble state
and its patriotic otilcus.
It's stated by tho highest uu,haray that one
I Of the constituent elements OF" pure and Unde-
filed religion" consists 10 aiding tho fatberlcss
! and widow in their aGictOu, Influenced 10y
such natives, has bccp prominent charae-
terisuo OF CGIistian uatI0ns Ia ppyidc for the
: shelter aud Sducatuu OF sndcriag innocence. II
ON general aud SO sn abstract principles Neni
J soeielies asd natioes thus regard these objects
Horneeessiiy, how much greater the Obligation
anil stronger the pllives 10 our action ia behalf
( ofthe orphan children Of thnse brave men VII,
have d,ed on the battle deld Shat this glotiou'
ppablie might live. Ny every p,iuehls q
homer aud of justice tbis. State in particular, aat
the paton a, large, are called On 10 discharc,
their obligations 10 the heroic dead by making
an ample publie provision tor their suffering
ehihlten. It's vain, aye, e,g,o@liible vAni,l
H. tear monuments Of marble &, the memory, an,
to iAoorAts the graves Of tho hc,olc dsAd, whtls
neslce,ing to poovidc fer ther helpless and sui
rcung children, We realty trust. however, th
Legislature Of this great and wealthy State vii
not adjssn nO,it justice and honor have bee'
ssnsaed by making public provision for tl'
Soldisrs' Orphans.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25
GRAND RAPIDS DRUG STORk

For Pure Drugs, Medicines, DYE Suifs, call on
GARDNER Il CO.
School Books, Juvenile AMI Toy Books, 60 to
GARDSER x CO.'S
Fancy Goods, Notions aud Toys,
GARDNER X co. have them
Coal Oil that will not isuie under ! 10 degrees
at GARDNER 4 CO.'S
Pure Lead Iinseed Oil, Paints Of all coloI at
GARDNER 4 CO.'S
Wall Paper, Window Paper. Glass and Putty, at
GARDNER 81 CO.'S
For Good Mason 4 IInmlin Organ call at
GARDNER 81 CO.'S
If YOU want Music Douks and Sheet Music
GARDNER Il Co. will furnish them at publishers
prices.
Niulins, Violin Strings. Common and Italian
Bows, Bridges, Niol Pieces and Rn>in at
GARDNER h CO.'S
Ladies' Travelling and Work Baskets same
place. Boys Drums FIes, Gums and Swords,
| ditto. A great variety of other things Vt
GARDNER Il CO.'S
Call in and see them.
Grand Rapids, january | 1870.
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Mercantile Failures.

The SeV York Iad'P@dsp, Says lhe asgre
gate nupsber at mercantile failures in 1862. ca
elusive of New NoIk CiIy aud brooklyn ,thmush'
out the whale cceixy, q 2 ISL, with liabilities
smouuling 10 s,6si Iooo ahe hilures in n.
y City aud irooklyp are tts, With liabilities
amounting to ell r57s0Oe .'..
II also publishes tahalatod ssicmept Of the
total commercial tailnTes since and ,ncludlng
ISj7-iar the N,GthNa States not only, but also
ia the Whole ceupiry, ~ Eaf as could be deter.
mined. This statement IS - follows;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25

The following statement OF facts haebccn put
circulation 10 illuairte the wpikn uf Fir Z
Trade upon the commerce Of tie ljrih'h Empire.
Facts are better than arguments. How do they
decide the question The following table shows
the value Of British produce and manufactures
exported
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25

lis respectfully suggested that the delegates
IT, said Couycn,ion tt rrroued 6y the several
c,umies, in such eanter usthc County Commit
tees may dcirrin nr, on Wednesday, March 10.
=. ". RITCIIlE, J. a. uAlGli,
u. ". H, HOWARD, BRlCE nlLrON,
H. l.. PRATT, =. 5. CAnLE,
q. PARRI, H. ruILER,
Rcpublican Gong C"fh.
f.. S.-For the accumulation OF delegates
aud others designing 10 attend the Cunysuiiub, a
Sj,rciH TSaia will leave Toledo fur Napoleon, at
so'clock precisely, aud return after the close II
tie Cuhven on.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25

in an exchange ne tiud the 6lllaN ing a0brc.
viatel history of Psdueah, Nv; In the eaily
DAYS at western emigration, an 10 tell gent Irish
maa. known as rauick nsorAn, settled on ihs
keHiueky side o. the Oaio tiver. Nhnrs he buili
a little dock, aud supplied steamboats, with Wood
The place was called Pat aoogans Landing
II was som shortened into "pat hoogan's- hen
into "Padaogans, and hSally into the uphoeuc.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25

ann hFHn' y fVNbs
Consumption per Head of Estimated pnprl itirn.
LHdrr Profeci,nH. lSi9 fadcr free Tipfe. 1868
Tea llb. l3rz Tra... 3ib s
Sngar.2llb Sugar son So
Tobacco lib Tubrccn lnJ jrz
Srh l gallon Spirits rather less than
Matt. I 10 bushels gallon
MALT. 7.i0 bushels
Protection Pciccs. 1874 Free Tra,ie Priocs 1869
Tea..''..' - peril Tea".'.' 2S Gj per lb
CatTce,..' Is 81 ColTce.... Is
Sugar".. 0l Sugar..- 4l3d
To proceed to the consideration Of the price of
the staff Of life bread. Under Protection the
best whcalen loaf Of Abs frequently stood ut one
shilling, and sometimes higher. Under Free
Trade II has rarely exceeded eight pence aud is
now scvenpcncc. Nor was this tie worst feature
Of the case. liy the operation of the Curn Laws
the consumption uf foreign corn was prohibited, +,
except at famine prices. In 1915, the year or
the Irish famine, there wore imported, To meet
the failure Oi the harvest and potato crop, only
,68l .f63 cwts. of wheat aud wheat flour IN
1867 our imports of the same articles We're 3d.
l36,1S0 cwis. Thus it is shown that, IN return
for increased exports nf articles manufactured
in the United Kingdom, Free Trade has given
Ws IA vast increase of food at n much lswer price
than heretofore.
The prcscn. high price of butchers meat
which seems Ia BE- nm exceptions to the favorable
results of Free Trade really proves Il first that
the consumption aud the ability tn purchase brc
both greater than updcr I rejection aud seem !.
that were il nnt for The freq import of lurrign
provisions and cattle We should nt this moment
be luboring under n dcarth or animal food.
THE BUDGET OF 1869
Considerable outcry is being raised in certain
quarters against the payment of one years In
come tax in this month of January. II is as
serted that this is tn piy in advance but that is
not the fact. Tho tax payable this month Is in
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STATEMENT OF ElaE
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
OF HARTFORD, CONN,
For tho Year Ending Dec. 81, 90.

AUDITOR OF STATES OFtICE,l
DEPARTMENT OF lSSURASCE.
COLCNnrs, o., Jan, 81, 1870
IT Is IlERRBY CERTIFIED, That the HART
FORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. located
ut Hartford, in the State Of Connecticut, has
complied, IN all respects, with the laws Of
this State, relating to Fire and Marine Insurancc
Companies, for the current year, and has filed In
this office II sworn Statement, bv the proper
officers thereof, showing its condition and bust
ness, ON the 3lst of December, 1863, to be as
follows:
Amount of actual paid-up Capitalist ,000,000 90
Aggregate amt nf available assets 2,5ii 2l0 ~
Aggregate amount of Liabilities
tcScept capitah including REIN
sursnce ..............., ...... I,1cO, iOj is
Amount of Income for the prcce-
ding Year '..'.s.-., s.,,..., 1893, lSl 80
Amount of Expenditures for the
preceding Year. ...,.... ....... ,46I 900 2i
In WITNESS WnEREoF, have hercnnto sub
- scrbed my name aud csused the
sEALS seal Of my 0niee to be affixed, the
day and year above written.
JAS. II, GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State.
JOHN POWERS, Agent,
Perry shurR Ohio
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25
Grand Gift Concert I!
At THE
SENCERgUND HALL,
Perryshrg, Tuesday Fvcaing, March I, lSlO,
Saengerbund, Accompanied by the
City Cornet Band. W
PlsOGHA1fIgE.

Saengerbund, Accompanied by the
City Cornet Band. s
PIsOGHAlfIgE.
FART }.
l. Mountain Ecllo, Fedcrlrin
Band. -r .
?. Frrihyi; unl Va,vrlauI ,,..... Stunbs
SwnSCrbUnd.
g. Gland Cav b u RuricSGac, National airs
PCTIrnicd with ordinary COW bells.
SmngeEbUnd.
t. ncr FlcehtlhIg BARITONE SOlo''' Miller
Prof. Rohner' o
). Jubgl-Clnr ,-.....t 80. .''s 80. UttO
$~ngcrbWnd.
TART II,
l. NamrSaM'l ;,,,,,. Schubert
>. Fruehlme's Eclra.... .,..,."..,Abt.
SJcnuerbuud.
3. ChSmpai.ne Gallop.,n -. .,., I.abcTka
Prof aud Miss ROhneP.
I. Scrcnaimg palY Interrupted by q
drunkard un his way home.
., Drawing W Piano.
There will be twu h0xeS. In one will be pu
Siu numlers. la che other, 500 blankS-on unt
OF which will " written = liauo." 3 persons
will bc selected by the audience, who will 50,
that all the numberS 9ve placed in the boXeS
aud tha affair conducted in just aud fair wsy,
6. frele kunSt -. ,.-,..... .,.....s 49,. Ait
SsnnEorbund accom- panied by band
The cunccrt Will be under the entire manage
mcnt of pror, Rnhner.
TIcKNrs 81 90, which eutities the holder 4
oneadmissi,n, also 20 one chance in the diaw
iug OF the splendid rosewood piano, valued a
$500. D,sors open at z. NJ. Tickets can be
had at finkbeiner's Store aud from the Com
mittee. JOHN EHERLl,
GEORGE H0EEMAN, ) Com.
HENRY klNDERNATER, ]
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90 70 the JovRNAL ofdee to get Job Print
class work aNoNcd 70 &c cut Of the s6Ce.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25
DISSOLUTION.

UNlIE partnership heretofore existing hctwcen
l. the unlersigntd under the firm name Of
u. s. +. Scl,urren, DUNG business ut Custar,
Wood county, Ohin, is dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The said u. Sthueren will settle all the
dchts against said firm aud collect all claims
due said firm. ID. SCNUEREN.
+. SClIUEREN.
Custar, Ohio, february II, 1870 43c*
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GREAT REDUCTION In PRICE
Ar Tug--
Photograph Gallery!
10 Fifth.street, east of the Unions School-house
Perrysburg, Ohio.

UNlIE undersigned IS now prepared to take
l. FerrOtvpes from Five to Twenty-Five
cents, according To kind aud size wanted. She
is also taking PhotOgraphs OF the Best Quail
itv, of all sizes aud kinds, f,um the 4 size, or
largest, down to the smallest AmbrOtypeS A
and Gems; also copying from other Pictures,
and cnlargng them, il desired, in copying, all
at greatly reduced prices.
She win finish mp Pictures in India Ink, or
paint in water colorsin the mos approvedS styles;
will also furnish Frames ana Cases Of all kinds,
sizes and styles that may b. required.
Please call and see for Yourself. II will cost
You nothing it vou can not be suited
n, u. No pictures taken on Sunday.
@ p. Mas. NICHOLS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25

An elrtnT salss Attention Was Rrst called
70 malrimesy by HE skillml mauner in which
PM banded broom." whereal, brother
editor says, The mauner in which his wife ln.
dlsa bfO3nl'is "a s. p'tastu,..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follieles are destroyed
or the glands atropliicd and dccayet
But such as remain can I've saved fo.
usefulness by this application. instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sodi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use win prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, ani
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Nigor can
only benefit but not harm it. II wanted
merely for tts
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at oncc agreeable,
healthy, and cilectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or grey
hdir is soon restored
to its original color
'ciH The gloss aud
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair il tLirl.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25

Tue reader 10 carefully stEasiUg tbs eakibit,
uii see that tue Yeats lssl aed SCI we're pegi-
e1s Of sewers eonmsrcial disarsr-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-28
KashIngton Items.

WASHINGTON, October 27.-En con-
sequence of a protracted interview,
known to have been held between the
President and Postmaster General
Cresswell, yesterday, public opinion
inclines to the belief that the position
Of Minister to England has been
rendered to Cresswell. Notwithstand-
ing this impression, Cressvell denies
the statement. Mention is made of
General Schenck, and General Butler,
in the same connection, but as nobody
knows the contingents that may arise,
all speculatiens are now at fault. It
isl authoritatively stated, however,
that the English Mission was indi-
rectly offered to Wendell Phillips,
and by him declined.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-So much
of the order from the War Depart
ment as directed the Superintendent
General of the recruiting service at
New York TO forward two hundred
recruits to the Fourth Infantry In the
Department of the Platte. has been
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revoked. Orders have been issued 70
assign 20 the Eighth Infantry. ugon
its arrival at Dsvid's Island, the ne
eruits at that post, and a sufficient
number from Fort Columbus. until
the total assignment numbers 459.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-Col. Rri :
tow, Of keutucky y, recently appointed
Solicitor General, arrived to day. ard
paid his respects to the President.
Lieutenant Commander Edwin T.
Woodward has beea ordered to tenn
poraTy ordnance duty at Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania.
Customs receipts last week we're
So, las, ,146.
The Commissioner of internal Rev
enus has issued a circular 10 the as.
SCISSORS, directing them 10 request all
liquor dealers, reeti6ers, and other
persons LaFing distilled spirits in
their possession, NOT in bonded ware
house, TO render statements of the
quantities of iqaor, by the 18th of
November next, showing how much
brandy, gin. rum, whisky, highwines.
alcohol, and fruit brandies and dis
tinguishing between imported and do
mestic spirits.
WASHINGTON. October H. The
of the Navy has no appre-
hension for the safety Of the Shenan-
doah.
The indications are that the reduc-
ton of the number Of Assistant AS
of Internal Revenue will reach
600, or over % per cent, a saving of
nearly $500, 900 annually.
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skrfches or Dress.
BY LnHN q. SAKE.

We have plenty Of fippant denun
ciatlons ef hne clothes, and an abuP
dance of grave animadVersions Of the
sin aud folly OF extravaganza In ap-
pareI, but scarcely an essay can be
found touching the aesthetics and
morale of dress, as constituting a study
worthy TO be ranked among the fine
arts, not less than architecture, music
or sculpture. 1t was an observation
of Lavater that persons habitually at
tentiYe to dress display the same regu-
larity in their domestic affairs.
Young women" says he, who neg
lect their toilet. and manifest little
concern about their apparel, indicate.
in this very particular, disregard of
order; mind but little adapted TO the
details of housekeeping; a deficiency
of taste and of qualities that inspire
love. the girl of eighteen who desires
not to please, will be a slut and a
shrew at twenty-five" It is q great
in women to suppose that
they may throw off all care about
dress with their eelibacy, as if hus-
bands had less taste than suitors; or
as if wives had less need than mis-
tresses of the advantage of elegant
and tasteful apparel. An old writer
says, with heavy emphasis, 1t is one
of the moral duties of every married
woman always to appear we'll dressed in
the presence of her husband. To
effect this. however. expensive attire
is by no means essential. The SIM
plest robe may evince the Wearers s
taste as truly as the most costly gown
of moire antique. But how rare q
quality is good taste In the mere
matter Of propriety and harmony of
colOrs, there is room for a treatise
which has yet to be written by some
one thoroughly proficient in the
aesthetics OF dress. Even the simpler
laws, though pretty generally under
stood, are constantly neglected.
Some of these canons laid down IN
an English poem Of the last century,
are worth quoting, as well for the
good sense Of the dogmas as for the
quaintness of the verses, To bru-
nettes be recommends high colors-
rose, orange" or even scarlet, "
thus:
''Tne lass whose skin is like the hazel
with brighter eoIors should o'ercome her
To rosy checked girls he permits
"blue" and "the color Of the sea-"
''Let the fair nymph In whose plump
cheek Is seen
A rosy blush be clad In cheerful green"
Oautioning pale women against YER
nal hues be continues:
Ladies' grown pale with sickness or des-
The ssbie's mournful dye should choose to
wear;
80 the pale moon still shines with purest
light,
clad in the dusky mantle of the night"
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, October 27.-The follow
ing is summary of the negotiations on
the part of the neutral Powers OF Europe,
as published from authentic sources, after
the recent determination OF the neutrals
to seize the nrst opportunity for media
ton that presented itself: The document
provides that Prussia, ON Jules Favre's
visit to the Prusstan headquarters, be-
heved that the long looked Tor oppOTtu-
nifty had arrived. At this moment the re-
celpt Of q Prusstan note on the subject of
the probable early starvation of Paris,
caused a change in the attitude of the neu-
trails. Whenever they proposed the sub
ject of mediation again, Russia held
back on the ground that a mediation un-
supported by force would be worthless.
The conditions of peace must be left ex.
clusiVeIy to the belligerents. The course
was still possible to convoke the National
Assem- bly,, which alone was competent to
decide the question of peace or war. In
view of these considerations, 1t was Eng
land that proposed the armistice, and In
this she was supported by all the neutral
Powers
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The West Union (IOwa) Gazette reyiyes
a ancient sensational shsep-killing, tlfn-
Ter allInv, neck -bIea king, harn-Ea sing,
mar n-erush hing hoax and telegrapps lb t's
q icagr, where thy swallow u WnOtS @Au
Telegraph IL all over the country.
The Convention CT Jewish Rabbls from
all nar' S Of the country, now in session In
New York, sppointed com ~ ittee 10 me-
TnOrializs the Governor Of lndlsnas ASK
inc him TO uss his influence 70 have the
Legislature 10 remodel the divoIc5 laws
Thev also take steps toward he establish
mert OF . High School for ministers.
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PRUSSIA

BERLIN, October N.-The King tele-
graphs the following to the Queen to-day !:
This morning Bazaine and Metz capit-
ulated. One hundred aud fifty thousand
prisoners, including 20 coo sick and wound
ed were taken. The army and garrison
laid down their arms this Afternoon.
This IS one OF the most important events
OF the war. Providence be thanked"
PEsrH, October 27.-The Budget, Just
PUBLISHED, shows q surplus of nine aud q
half million thaIers for 1869. The deficit
for 1870 Is proportionably reduced.
For 1871 IL is estimated at one hundred
and thirteen million thalers.
THE HAGUE, Oct. 27.-The early resigna-
tfou of Won Ltmburg Minister of Foreign
A fairs. is announced. Baron Gericke Der
Herwinen, now Minister to Belgium, is
spoken OF as likely to succeed to the office.
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PreDare foF fhe ChoIera.

Witn the cheated term" comes the dan
ger Of that frightful estiience-ChoieT era
and kindred diseases. What untold and
iHdescrf bable misery has been visited up
on thousands annually by these awful
com mpi ANTS. But every one ought to be
N sde ware that 6 specific for this class of
diseases as well as q certain preventive.
is The G sIeerat ted MIsH LER'S HERB BIT
TERS. ft wi positively fortffy the sys-
rem asalnst the attacks OF Asiatfc Choi-
era, Cholsrs AfoTbus, Cholera Infautum,
Dlarrhosa. Summer com pls1nt- d DFsent cry
Colfc, Painters Coifc, &C. ID. II. Bisgel n
ship Falcon" highly TecoEsmends il for
Cholera, and has used it with marvellous
succsss in such cases. II nctg iikesan angel
of mercy ia every instance. Sold by all
d. ugzisIs and dealers. Price og.e dollar
per bottle.