The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13

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enter hostile cilies?--At the point Of the
bayonet,
WHO'S the first woman mentioned in
the Bible?-Jenny Sis.
TO whom Is the hater of his sp' cies it,
variably weded?-To Mis- An Thorpy
What head is never Gray, but some-
times bald?-The fountain head.
What indicat a house of mourning?
The chimney's weep (cnimney-sweep.)
When is a sick man contradiction?
When he is an impai ut patient.
the man who was lost in slumber
found his way out in night mare.
What letter would make every flow
or alike?-W would make all hJwer wall
flower,
Why does coal barge weigh less
than an empty seck7--Bccau il the
one is a light weight the other is a lighter
What must always be calculated
upon when we paint our houses? "A
brush with the painter.
Friends should be very dclic ate and
careful in administering pity as medicine,
when enemies use the same article as
poisoa.
He who thinks he n do without
others, is mistaken he who links others
connos do without him, is still more mis-
taken.
Some of us fret inwarlly. a,d somr
fret outwardly. The latter is the better
plan for our friends, but the wo Sc for our.
selves.
The events of fto-day have more in
terest for us than those of yesterday.
So men are fast giving up bo ks for news
papers.
--Censure is most etl'ectnal when mixed
with prais So when fault is discover
ed, il is well to look up virtue to bear it
company.
When cunning man seems the mot
humble and Submissive, he is often the
most dangerous. Look out for the
crouching tiger.
We are often more cruelty robbed by
those who steal into our hearts than those
who break into our houses.
TO all men the best friend is virtue
the best companions are high end, ,ayors
and honorable sentim nts,
That only can with propriety be
styled refinement, which, by strengthen
ing the intellect, puries the manners.
When a young man complains bit
terly that a young lady has no herrt, it is
pretty Ger ain sign that she at least
has his.
of all monarchs, Nature is the most
Just in the enactment OF laws, and the
ngorouSi in punishing the viola ion of them
In some Tranquil and dpl arently ami
able natures there often are un,uspected
and unfaihomable depyhs OF resentement,
The Maine lumbermen are in the
field. They are a hardy race, being al
most constantly in camp, they will be first
In their element in campaigning The ri
file to them is as familiar an instrument a.
the ak with which they earn their livel-
hood. One regiment of such men have
reported themselves and their weapons
for duty, and are anX GUS to get crack
at the rebels. Should their wishes be
gratifed ii will be bad thing for those
who stand before them.
"A Virginia correspondent of the Ga
zette says: "The successful and bii liant
opening of the campaign in western Vi
ginla, ! need net repeat to YOU as you will
see it in all the papers, Tne passage Of
raw troops over a distance of 100 miles
building two important railroad bridges
on the way mending anl seculitg the
telegraph lines oven the rou G /; cap,u,irg
divers seeessionsts and consprators; and
at the end dispensing without i,irg a
gun, 1900 of the enemy, all in three
days and half, is doing pretty well fr
the beginning. Thank God are Aore a
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