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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-17
An Editors Joke.

VIM. II Clark, the editor of the Kendall
Ill. Clarion, loves good joke, aud never let's
an opportunity slip tha. promises a dish Of
fun Here is his last.
"DIseuIsEp.- have lately got a new
suit Of clio hes, and no man coud d be mo G
effacualy disguised We look like gentle
man, Upoa first putting them OF, We felt
like a cat in strange garret, and for long
time thought we were swapped off We went
10 the house, aad scared The baby into fits; our
wife asked if we wanted TO see Mr.. Cla h.,
and told ui that we wou d find him at the Of
fee; went there and pretty soon one OF our
business men came in, with a strip ofpapar in
his hand. He asked il the editor was in told
him we thought no.; asked him if he wished
to see him particularly; and said he waited
him to pay Jha. bill; to him we didn't be
leive he would be in; business man left. Start
ed to the house again; met n couple Of young
ladies. one of them asked the other, "What
handsome stranger is that? In this dilem-
we met friend and told him who we were
and got him to introduce us to our wife, who
is now as proud of W. AS can be- The next
time we get a new suit, we shall let her know
II beforehand"
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CONSTIPATION OR CosT1yrNEss.

No ono of the "m1nv ills flesh is heir TO" is so prevail
en so little understood and much neglected rs Cos
uYcncss. Often originating in carolessness or sedenary
habits 1t is regarded slight disorder of oolittle con
sequence to excite anxiety while in reality il the pre-
cursor and companion Of many of the most fatal and
dangerous Diseases and unless early eradcacd it will
bring the scitercr to untimcly grave. Among the
lighter evils of which constycness Ia the usual attendant
are Headache, Collie, Rheumatism Foul Brath Piles and
others Of like nature while long train of fghtful di-
scases such as Malignant Fsvcs, Ahccsscs Iivscnory
Diorrhoa, Dyspepsia, Apopexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis
iystera Hypochondasis, Melancholy and Insanity first
symptom. Not unrequcntly the diseases named orgi-
nate in Constipation, but take an independent cxss-
encc unless the cause Is craGcatcd in an early stage
From all these considerations Il follows that the dsora
should receive Immediate attention whenever it occurs
and no person should neglect to get box of Cophac
ills on the first appearance Of the complaint as then
timely use will expel the insluous approaches of dis
eases and destroy the dangerous foe to human life
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-17
M A N II o o D; <,lzJSn.,
lNI How LosT-Iiow RESTORED. ESL1IHA
Jusf nuhshad in n SaaIod FnvaInn, sIMClNS,V

just pubIlshed IN n beaIod Envelope. 2HlEtFh1V
lecture on the nature and treatment and tho radical
cure Of Spermatorrhma or Seminal Weakness Sexual
Debility, Nervousness aud Involuntary Emissions, pro.
duoiug lmpoency, Consumption, aud Mental and Phys
cal Debility. by ROB. j. CULVERWELL, II. D.
Tho important fact that the awful consequences OF the
evil Of self abuse may bo eifectuay removed without
internal medicines or the dangerous application of caus
tics Instruments mcdicaed boughlcs or other empirical
devices hero clearly demonstrated AMI the entirely
celebrated author fully explained by which every one
enabled 10 cure himself perfectly and at the least pos
siblo cost horoby avoiding all the advertised nosrums
Of he day. This lecture viii provo boon 70 thousands
Sent to any address, under seal post paid, the re-
oep OF ten cent stamp 10 pay postage by addressing
DIR. oHAS. J. c. KLINE, isO First Avenue, New York
post box 1885. l2ly
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--Robt. Hart, the young American sculp
tor, has just completed, at Florence. Italy, a
magnificent bust OF Theodore Parker.
The sureties OF Bailey, the deraul,ing
Interior Department clerk. have surrendered
him to toe officers, who have committed him
to prison, Russell has failed to procure bail
and is still in limbo.
The news from Mexico is important, aud
would excite not a little interest, hal we not
just now, more exciting case of political
Mechanism nearer home. Mnamon is fual-
ly defeated, and the riShtful, contu,iona
government, under Juares as President, ha,
gained possession of the city of Mexico,
1t is authoritAtively stated that Thomas
Secretary OF the Treasury, has resigned, and
that Thompson, yielding to the wishes of the
Representatives from Mississippi, has done the
same thing. The vigorous policy of lhe Ad,
minlstrahon is the cause OF these det.cions.
Both these gentlemen are seid to b, sls,uu.
ously opposed TO coercion.
1t is au'hontatively announced thal Mr..
Seward has decided to accept the amp int.
ment of Secretary of State under Mr. Lincoln
which was rendered him early in December
This settles an important question in regard
10 lhe incoming ADMINISTRATION, aud is in accor-
dance with what, some days ago, we stated
to be our expectation.
1t is stated that Gen Harvey by the de.
ceaseof his wifi rtcently,n Paris, has come in
possession, as the property of himself and
children, of S5,ooo,0O, lie is Rt,lr usipo
fifty years old, and by much service and
much exposure is somewhat broken in health
He IS the fourth in the list ofour army officer,
--S'1tt Wool and rwigs coming before him
The information is confirmed in !. card
to re- inforcements and supplies having been
dispatched to Major Anderson. This win be
grau'y'ng news 10 every patriot, and If they
reach him, we nay rest easy as 10 the safety
OF Fort Sumter and the collection of the Fed
eral revenue, so long rs Sou n Carolina pavs
which she may consider herself out Of the
Union TO her hearts content. There is pro,
Pect, however, OF there being little to collect
from the present state Of conueySo in tha
qosrtsI.
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By the use Of these periodic attacks Of Nervous OF Sick
he1dacae may be preveutot and il taken at tho COM
mtncenout ct an attack mm ,dsate relief grom pain and
sickness will bc obtained
Ih'y seldom fail IN removing the Nausea and Head
achc Ia Mhica females arr 50 subject
They ac. gently upon the bowels removing Costiye-
ness.
For Literary Mon, Students, Delicate Females, aud all
persons ot Sedentary habits they valuable as Lax
GnNS, improving the appetite, giving and vigur .,
'he digestive organs, and restoring the natural elasticity
and strength oi the whole system,
The NEFHAlIC PILLS are the result Of long inyes-
ngauoa and carefully conducted experiments, having
oeen IN use many years, during which time the have
prevented and relieved vas, amount Of pain aud suf
ielng hom Headache whether originating in The nervous
system or truin deJangcd state of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their composition and
may be taken a all times wi;h wcrteet saaty without
making any change Of diet aud the absence Of anv disa,
geaee taste renders il easy to administer them 70 chill,
dcu. = = ~ ~
BEWARE or PCOUNrERPRlTSl
. Tie geaosiS have 1--WE signatures u Healy c. Spal.
ding on each Box. f.N.s Z. ~ 4 s'T--7 ', = -
sold by Druggists and all other Dealers Ia Medicines
bexwM be sent hy mail prepaid On reccpot oilhe
N "a las, PRICE 25CENfS, - ~ - -. I
All orders should b addressed 70 49, Il 49,
.r vf ..'t HENRY q. SPALAITO.
Nsvsu,esr 'GfA isse.- S6iy. %" ''''N'
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
MAUMEE CRY, Quo.


FACULTY
JEROME MuERAY, Instructor in Accounts and Lecturer
+. WELcu, Teacher of Double and Single Entry Book
Keeping. Practical and Ornamental Penmenship, Pen
Drawing, Flcurishing, &c.
Hon, J. NJ AsHLEY, Hon. ASHER Cook, NJ. b. BRAL-
EY, and d, r. AUSTIN, Lecturers on Commercial Law
Rev. G. \. ADAMS, Lecturer ON CommCrcial Ethics
Rev. c. McuANps, Lecturer on Political Economy.
TER MS:
For full course, time unlimited .S25
Same course for Ladies' Is
For full course of Pcnmanship, time unlimited. 5
Furnishing, Peu Lettering, 6e., as par agreement.
S2.JO.
This institution is now permanently situated in one Of
the handsomeSt localities in North Western Ohio and Of
tcS to iS paons unprecedented advantages in the way
OF completing thorough course Of Mercantile mstruc
tiou.
Our instructions in Book Keeping, Commercial Calcu-
lations and Accounts ap conducted upon the Counting
Room SYSTEM the object OF which render them pure
N practical enabling the student to enter at once upon
the discharge Of the most intricate business with com
paratve ease Students who have praduat>d from This
institution have found no difficulty in Obaning situations
giving entire satisfaction Of their employers
COMMERCIAL LAW.
Lecturers this subject are delivered regularly every
THURSDAY evening BY one Of our most pronnen prae-
uuoneFS giving our students the most thorough instrne-
nen IN thus important branch.
-. PENAIANSHIP,
Pncieal and Ornamental in all its varieties win be
taught in the most thorough and efficient manner The
good Old Spene1rian system IS our STANDARD.
-Aa TO PARENTS. l1..s. t.lr a..
We would say, your children here receive as full
thorough and complete a Of instruction as in any
Commercial Collage in the United States free from ex-
pos1re 60 those percious aucnces which large cities
they are liable H. come ia contact with Life Scholar
ships are issued Students enter az any time Di-
plomas awarded only TO those who master the course Of
study Situations pocurea Tor students fan as Isib
upon gfAauatng Recollect that che expense of ooRC-
eng eoprse Of Instruction in this institution is less han
halt that 81 any other, JRRoMR MURRAY.
50 For sot PaTdcvlals seIs or circulir
NoveIabel Sth. lS60-.A7lv
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t-5FNOvcr excitement, and the mental care and auz-
cty incident to close attention business or study ar,
among the numerous causes of Nervous Headache The
disoricrcd state of mind and body incident ~ this dis
TcSsng complaint Is fatal blow all energy and am
bition. Sufferers by this disorder can aiwavs obtain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using one
Of the Cephalic Pills whenever the symptoms appear Il
Quicts the ovoraskcl hran and sonthS the strained and
lrng nerves, and reaxes the tension uf the stomlch
which always accompanies and aggrayatcS the disor-
dCroc coudition OF the brain.
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N Il NJ NJ / L L L n
CuENlCOP ATHIC PHYSICIAN,

CilE NlCOt y Mo ititolCIAN,
Nay be consulted free of charge at the following times
and places
Fostoria, Hays House, Tuesday, January 8.
Fremont kesslrr Hotel, Wednesday,, Jan. ..
Elmorc, Elmore House, Thursday, Jan. TO-
Toledo, Collins House, Friday, Jan. II.
P,rrys6urg, Exchange Hotel Saturday, Jan. 10.
THEORY AND TREATMENT
Are anl different from any in the United States
aud challenge any one to produce the same success
that have met with in treating Chronic Diseases. My
theory is based upon the chemical operations of thc body
believing diseases to depend upon disproporon2d con-
don Of the fluids of thc body, whereby the solids be-
come unhealthy by analysing the secrotOns blood &c.
uf the body, and finding out what is deficient or in
cess and supplying to the system what is wanting.
enabled to cure often by small meicincs,
where the patient has been duggcd with medicines for
long years to no effect.
Now Dyspepsia, in the great majority of cases. de
pends mainly upon disproportoncd state of the gastric
or digestive fluids Of the stomach When this gIstic
fluid is proportional properly The food is Thoroughly d-
gnsed and assimatcd. Viewing Dyspepsia by thcrules
Of Chemcopathoogy and giving treatment accordingly,
80 of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis and LaryugtS,
anl Liver Complaint Piles Neuralgia, Dizziness Sick
Headache, Nervous Debility and Female Dseases--in
every case cure and other diseases moportonaely.
CONSUMPTION.
t-Sf' DIR. McMilen improved lnholnE Insru-
ment for the cure Of Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis
and Loryngs by this we can Inakc rs good al appli-
cation 70 the diseased Lung and Throat could to
a sore anywhere ON the exterior Of the body.
DR.. Muses. pure ChcmicupathiC and Botanic Remedies,
He gives " mild tonic treatment which acts chemically,
ana assists Nature to free herself One ounce of asss-
tmcc 10 Nature Is worth pound Of poisonous drugs 10
the disease
Remember my visits are Just six weeks apart an3 the
same day Of the week at each place.
Consultation and advice free.
Intonoou in regard to my treatment and success call
on or writc to:
Mrs. $. B. Abbott, Portage Wood county, Ohio Mrs.
Jesse Bukcl Browns Corners, Wood county, Ohio; An
drew Cross, Mlgroye, Wool county, Ohio John Cum
Minis, UaSsan, Hancock county, Ohio j. 4. Smith III
more, 0towa county, Ohio g. E. Church, roledo,Lucas
county, Ohio.
All Alleommunications must bo directed to Dr. ]. F
McMcn Cleveland, Ohio.
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BnIpaEr. Er.-Slissus wants you TO send her box Of
Cephalc Glue, no, bottle of Prepared Plls-but Pm
thinking that's not just ii nathcr but perhaps ven b.
atther knowing what is Yc see she's nigh dead and
gone with the Sick Headache, and wants sOm1 more of
that same as relaived her before
DRUdGIsT.--You must mean SpaldinC's Cephalc
Pills.
BRfpGEr.-0ch sure now and you've sed IT, hcrs's
the quarther ani give me the Pills and don't be all day
about it aither
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E.,ecELLANEous.

TEE AxAEaAaArlox or LASouAorsy-There 70 4
growing tendency in this age 10 approprssc the most
pressivo words Of other languages ana after while 10
incorporate them into owe thus the word cephac,
which IA from the Greek, sgafying "for the bead" is
now booming popllarihod in connection with Dir. spal
dings great Headache remedy, but II will be used
ia general way and the word Cephalic will be-
come common Eleotrotype and many others whose
distinction foreign words has been away by com
mon usage until they seem "natve and to the manor
born"
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DoLLArs SAvEu.-Mr. Spald-
ING has sol two millions Of bottles of his celebrated
Prepared Glue and it Is estimated that each bottle saves
at least ten dollars worth of broken furniture thus ma
King an aggregate Of twenty millions ofdolars reclaimed
from total loss by this valuable invention Having made
word still greater service by curing all the aching heads
with his Ccphac PILLS, and if they are as good as his
Glue, Headaches will soon vanish away like show in
July.
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

Is a constitutional disease, a corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pcrvades the whole body, and may burst out
III disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is varously
caused by mercurial disease, low living dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, tlth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices. and,
above all, by the vcnercal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitutiun, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation; " indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says '
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children" t... ....
It's effects commence by depo ,itOn from the
blood Of corrupt Or ulcerous matter, which, i'll
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tuberclcs i'll the glands, swcllings; and on
the surface. erv)tions or sores. This foul COR
rupton, which gcndcrs in the blood tcprcssc5
the energies OF life. so that scroiu!ou3 constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrotulous coRl-
pldinta but they have iar less power 70 with
stand the attacks OF other diseases; cunSG-
QCcntly vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulou in their nature,
are s;.ll rendered fitel by this t0ut in tie
system. Most of the consuandun which DE-
chua,eS the human f,muy has It's origin dir clly
ii this scroSloui coutamtuafion and many
dcstructiv 6,lUs,s of the liver, kidneys, BRAIN,
aul, indeed. OF all the organs, Hrisc I. ON or
arc aggravated hy tho same cause
Ono quarter OF all our people arc scroftlous;
thnii persons are invaded by this lurking IN
fc;nn and tiieir health is undermined by it.
To cleanse It from the system wemuat r2noyat2
tine blood by an Alternative medicine, aud R-
SignrHtc il hv healthy food and exercise.
S@sE medicine We supply III .....
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A REAL BLESSING

PuysicIAv-Wcli Mrs. Jones' how ia thothco ZACH, ?
MEs 'oN23.-- Conc Doctor all gllrl the pill YOU
sent cur2I me- in j0st ,wcuty minutes. and wish you
would senl more SO that can have them haniy.
FHNs'cltN, You cnn get them at any Druggist Gail
tot t,poalio Ptiis find they never fail aai | recon-
ilej them in all cases OF Headache.
Mas. JoSES. shall send for box directly and shall
tell all my suffering friends for they are real blessing
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a Z Y R IS
Agu0 Cure,
ron Tnr SPEEDY cupE OF


Intermittent Fever, CIR Fever md Aguc,
RCmlttcut EcVer, gam Fever, Dumb
A%Uc, Periodical IicR0TChc, OF bilious
Headache, and bilious T'evcrs. indeed
Tor tho vyhOlNr lass or diseases Origi-
mating im hillary arrangements, SRused
bJ the AsalWriG OF HiiasNI1tic Coun-
tales.
W arr snshcd here h ,fir the community a rcmedy
whrh. vhnc Il the above CompluintS with SER
tS'A stLl perfectly harmlass in any QuWHlily Such
remedy h nyanahl in districts %heTe tl,se sGllrnns
disorders prevail. This "Cvns exres The mia natc (.
posna OF FsyEE Acrr from the system mud pre-
ve'ts tho deyelormrnt or the discasc R taken on Lo
nrsS avr'ch of its prcnonitory sylrtonS. II is
only The hest remedy vet this class Of
corllanss LUt also the chc,pst. Tho large quantity
sup IS for dollar hrirvs wifiiu tie reach CT every
lu1i, ui,i ia bilious djs trsts, Wulv FAyR ASn AGUE
prevails every hody soud have itl,ud il freely 10th
frru'e and protection lts hos'l this pree win place
ii within ths reach uf ALL the l,or l the Tish.
great superiority Of this nl,ly over ANY oter ever
discovered r the speedy and certain cum of lntrrnit-
Ieuts Ia thst It cpnIoiHs Quins niuvra, eopse-
qnc"tS IL prNl"crN nO quirsnl 1Aer injurious effects
whStyvr up0u te cSus'itUiiop, Those cured by il are
lee =, healthy %, they had never hal tir Gsase.
fNev aad Asue is not alone The consequence q the
m,2slHc poison. great Nali.ty a. discis ~ Sc from
t, hrt'ii'o, among which Netgdga. EiturU,isra,
G,f I!gfi'rI, ta,ia.sA HoAuc.s, I5gyqeae C.ttrTR,
.,StRd, li'lPi,l,n, il,nfa| stflt.f, ~ fIs !3Sas
hgssr 'cs, Nm ~ tis RDrels t1o RDsysis, and DE
niEy~E't gf tbs N'sauoA, p,i og wlr, Nrn 0rgipst-
iug intai' os''e Put On the ~ - flgf,qr l+css
pefudcl. This "CCEg" cNprls ,hs polsrn T., an tie
htoJ aUd I0ently eurs n'u, all alike Il il aa
NRua.s pTOiecion to ieusis aud poTseRs tra,sl-
ling tt1pouirly rshhns tho IBslnrio,s Districts II
h'ke,, oCaSon dts or dy While eSrossd to the in;eo-
t0l that will a. e~rptv1 fooa tb ~ sieu, nd eann0t
sscangnto h sue ecst qrantity 10 piIu iato dIl,s.
a. sc IL is ven lauale ar pt0ectnn than cure
aud nv ~ilisrer saba, na i,tcrn ,,snf if they avail
',heeaalsss .. sgross tiop this JuIasty affords. ~
PFepaIedhy DR.. j. C.Ayer 81 Co.,
~, rowEf.h. MASS. '9 s'-..-.a as
Tyy s,t, bN P,,kI u.nn.tn Hpar.vsi,or,- a
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,ARDLY REALIZED.

III ad n orible ondache this hafteruoon hand sop.
ped into the hapothecencs hand SAYS bi 10 the man,
"Can you heasc mo Of an 'eadache7" "Does it hacke
ard says e. "lIexceedingy" SAYS hi hand upon that
e gave Cephalic Pill hand 'pon ME 'onor Il cured
quick that 'ardy realized ad 'ad an 'eldache
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For sale by Peek & Hamilton, Pcryshurg; Laskcy,
Pratt Co., Gileld naskns. Roller 4 Haskns Portnre,
) Clymrr, otscgo; c Mcdonald, Oilead: q Kecl,r New
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Try.
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- c IL o l. d s FOR SALE.
The undersigned will offer for sale at public auction,
At the door Of he Court HOUSE, N Pcrrysburg ON
Saturlly, ihe ad day OF February, 1881,
between the hours OF ond2 p, NJ, the following lots in
s1hool section 10, tcwn NORTH range l2 east, Troy
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TrRMs--One twelfth of the purchase money 10 be paid
at the hme Of the SALE the balance Ia eleven annual I'M
stnlents of equal amount with annual interest thoraon
No old taken tor less tian the appraised value
ADDISON SMITH County Auditor.
AUDITORS Office, Wood county, Ohio. AZ Is 'ass.sIN
ieIrysoorg, Deoemeer 10th, lS50--S2w6S6,l8..s---
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BY ANY MACHINE YET MANUFAcTrRrp q
.E" "e-.i..r f67u.---r ri.eitst.ar tad1 as;a.r d
Us s'HphclE IN operation is, such that child tsn
vars oil can usc it with case Ia, several nsrs ho;
constructed on philosophical principles is not tablet 10
9Sis ST. gp' q order makes strong elastic and durable
little noiso. q. .t esa.5 N tItl,2 ' ' hu'
M ~ "I2 contemplate buying, or wish 70 see the &,
sewing Machine no" IN use are respectfully invited to
S! S@,l o4 ',le agent ~ IL CALLARD in whose Tai.er
ssE oihGG 'nnositG The Baird House, Pyrrysburg
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