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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-23
Camp correspondence.

CAMP DENNIsoN, Nay II, 1851.
Ed. touRSAL Finding soldiery in the midst Of
safety, as far ashc enemy is concerned to be rath
er duh business, concluded 10 let you hear what
IL really is We arrived here on the sth, in a
drcnchine rain, and marched about half mile
through mud and water, over shoe top. Part Of
our regiment came down the day before, and had
quite comfortable quarters for us when We arriN Cd.
Our allowance that day was hard bread and fat
side pork. Being on the sick list repaired TO the
hospital which il large Que story building in the
shape Of :. Itis very deficient in ventilation and
more so in light, as the windows. being Of boards,
can only be opened when the weather is pleasant.
Il is well supplied with able physieiAns but they
have not the auount nor is it the Kind Of medicine
that is needed. II is constantly crowded with sick
soldiers all Of whom dread going there for the rta-
son that they are low and require good
they do not get by any means. There is but on,
lady nurse IN the service and She is true patriot
The wife of DIR. NcMccns, of Slnlusky City. the
Surgeon of the I'd regiment. She brought large
quantity OF bread and butter which She contributes
gIatuitously, including her own labor in preparing
II, TO the sick The proper authorities are cert ,ny
ccnsurabe for this apparently Intentional neglect
There ate now about 10000 troops here and the
Guthrie Grays" and "Montgomery Guards tive
regiments from Cincinnati, are expected here to-day
We drill about five hours every day, Officers are
nearly all inexperienced. One Of Gsu. SCOTS staff
Gem Smith. has leen hesc several days, insructing
them. We have good fare, consisting If beef, pork
beu s, bread and coffee, without milk 70 color ii oi
sugar to swcctonit. We take turns olirg. Co
Anderson passed here at 3:20p. m. All the rcgi
meats were marched up to the raj road track ,doubl
file, where the train passed ycrv slowly. The Col
stood on the platform Of the hind carwith uncover
cd head, occasionally bowling, until he reached IT,,
center Of the line, where the cars waited until ht
alightad and was immediately surrounded by oil.
GERS Seeing there was no disposition TN their par
to convey him along the lines, he returned and til,
train left for Cincinnati, impressed suppose, witt
the idea that our men were gtcsa. Our company
the "Mac-a checks have been accepted as cnvar,
for three years, under Carl Shuz--soun to marcl
to Washington. Don Piatt is our Captain, Gu
company is c, and our regiment the 18th.
We have quite warm days here. but cold nights
AMI it is cool sleeping with but one blanket. Bu
one company in camp is uniformed besides ours.
2O'CLocK, 2. M.--l,000 Grays justcame in-grca
| cheering. They are fine looking fellows.
Yours in haste. j. j. EvERS.
| There are now 10000 troops ut Camp Dennison
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p IL GREENIEAF-
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MPORTAN TO FEMALESi
L DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius Chccseman, NJ. d. New York
City. The combination of ingredients in these Pills
the result of long and extensive practice. They
mild in their operation and certain in correcting
all irregularities, painful Menstruations, removing
all distractions, whether from cold or otherwise
head ache, pain the side, palpitation of the heart,
whites all nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue,
pain the back and limbs, &c disturbed sleep, which
arrise from interruption of nature
To MARRIED LADIEs.--Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are
invaluable, as they will bring on the monthly peri
cd with regularity. Women who have been disap-
pointed in the of other Pills place the utmost
confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all they
represent to do.
NoTlCE.-There is one condition inthc female sys-
tenn in which the Pills cannot be taken without pro-
ducing PECULIAR RESULT. The condition referred
to is rREGNACY-a the result MISC ARRIAGE. Such
is the irresistible tendency of the medicine to re-
store the sexual functions to normal condition, that
the reproductive power of nature cannot resist
1t.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from any
thing injurious. Explicit directions, which should
be read, accompany each box. Price 81. Sent by
mail on enclosing 81 to DR.. Cornelius l.. Cheeseman
box 4,53l, Post-ofce, New York City.
~ Sold by one Druggist in every town in the
US. r. b. HUTCHINS,
General Agent for the L. S., No. ! 4 Broadway,
To whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by PEcK6 HAMILTON, Perrysburg.
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Contract for Supplies.

The Cleveland Leader says there were twelve
bidders for supplying Camp Taylor with provisions
according to the proposals of the Connlssary. The
bids ran from l3 95-lOO cents to22 cents The for
mer bid was made by Mathew johnson, and the con-
tract was awarded to him in consequence We I'M
dcrstand this contract to include the provisions in
their state the cooking to be done by the soldiers
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Our Book Table.

GonEy's LADY's Book, May 1861; L. A. Cooley
Philadelphia, Pa.
The engrayngs in this number are really superb
and the reading matter chastc and elegant. Tho
patterns alone are worth the price of subscription
and no wcll-rcgulatcd family can get along viii
systematic order and economy without it. Terms
One copy one year. So; two copies, 50; three and
over two dollars each, and extra copy to the get
ter up of a club of five subscribers and ovor.
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YAtuABLE MEpiCiSE.--Wc presume no medical
preparation ever offered IN III" public has been m0rc
thoroughly tested than PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER. Thousands Of persons, were they called
on ~ DO So would checrfu,ly testify that they have
used il for various Ills, with the most satisfactory
success. II Is within our own knowledge, that an
immcusc amount of suffering has hscn relieved by
it, Its plopristors, Mcssrs, Perry Davis son,
save no pains or exp1nse in orlor to SATISFY the
public. Being strictly honorable IN u, they observe
the utmost uniformity in the planuiucturc of thrir
celebrated Pain Killer. The materials Of which it
is composed arc carefully sci, ctcd none but the
best quality icing used, ly these means the high
reputation which the Pain Killer has long Since
acquired is ut all times triumpnnuy sustained. In
view of these facts, we are by no means surprised
to learn that Messrs. Davis Sons sales arc con
s,antlv and rapidly increasing. While we con-
gratuiato our friends generally that valuable a
preparation as the Pain Killer is placed within
their reach, we must he permitted to rejoice at the
well merited success Of its liberal and cuerprising
proprietors.-P Prorid,qce General Advertiser. Sold
by PECK & HAMILTON Pcrrysburg, Ohio. 52w4.
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You've Man, READ THIs :! Wise CounSels for
the Young can he had in "The lnvalit's Medical
Confidant" published by the undersigned for the
benefit of persons who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Decay, &c, supplying the means of cure
Imprudent Maturity and Youthful Indscretions are
sumnlarily dispelcd. Thousands have hailed this
lit;le work with delight, and date their restoration to
in society from their first pcrusa of its
pages. Send your address for IL copy,
with a three cent stamp for return postage to
DIR. JOHN Il. OGDEN CO.,
2w3 Nos Ga and SO John St, New York.
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DTTCH LETTING.

Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day Of
June next, at the house of Samuel BiggerstaG ia
Montgomery Township, | win let to the lowest
bidder, in separate sections, the making of the drain
known as drain No. lS commencing st the west
quarter part of section l, town range IL cast /;
thence north aloug county road, on the section line
to the point OF intersection of said road with Coon
Greek thence down the channel Of said Greek 10
the county line of Wood and Sandusky counties,
and ti,re terminate the work comprises "a sec
tions of 20 rods each the bottom 10 be Of the fol-
lowing widths: feet from beginning TO section 80
inclusive and 10 feet from section SO to the crmin-
atop the banks to have slope Of ! Il to foot n
depth the earth 10 be removed feet from the soFs
Of the bank, and to be thrown ON the side OF tho
road along which tpasscs.
Tire whole to be completed by the lst day Of
October, 1851, to the acceptance of the County
Commissioners. Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office Wood county, Olio.
PerrYsburg April 23d, lS6l-lw5Ss so.
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The Twenty-first Regiment.

The Blade learns that the 2lst Regiment was or
ganizcd last week at Cleveland, by clccng Jesse :.
Norton, of Perrysburg, Colonel, and j. NJ Ncibling
of Fndlay, Lieut.. Col
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Thanks

Hon. Geo. Lasky will please accept our thanks
for copy of the act providing for the lease Of the
public works of Ohio.
We are also under obligations to Capt. Lock, of
She steamer Belle for valuable flvors.
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HOW nnes Pnrnyinn s, run

Cure So many diseases apparently disSimilar ?
Whenever the mind is taxed more than the body the
penalty is Dyspepsia, the most convenient name for
legion OF complaints, beginning with impaired digcs.
ton, and generally en,ling in Consumption, aud all
originating in a deterioration of the blood.
From the Rev. DIR. Greenlcaf,
CINCINSArI, October IL, 1893.
| have derived so much personal benefit from the
Peruvian Syrup" that do not hesitate to recon-
mend its use all that large class of cases. where
iron is the efficient remedy To ccrgymen especial
ly, and persons whose occupations tax heavily the
nervous energies, To sitrersfIUm the dcbiitatng
effects of summer heats, believe this to be an inya
liable remedial agcut.
=. IL. GREENLEAF,
Rector of st. Pauls Church.
"PERUvIAN SYRUP" is u solution of Protoxidc of
Iron new discovery in medicine, and strikes at
the root of disease by producing healthy blood the
source of all vitality i'll human organism. For sale
all by druggists. Agents for Peuysburg, Peck
Hamilton. 4Sw4
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OF to the War.

Squire Wilson, of the Wyandot Pioneer, has
raised company, been elected Captain, and started
for the wars leaving his wife to edit the paper du
ring his absence. Mrs. w. handles the quill quite
gracefully. May Captain W. WELD the sword as
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-23

May lat 1861 I'VE
VNITCH LETTING.

IL
Notice is hereby given that ON the l7th day of
June next, viii let in section separately, TO the
lowest bidder therefor, ut the house of Franklin
urusbce, in Montgomery Township, the msking.of
section | and H3 inclusive Of the ditch designated
and known as No. -. said ditch commences on
the Township line between Portage and Montgomery
Townships, 80 rods north OF the southeast eoT,er
Of stcton % in Poriagt Township; thence north on
the Township line to tic northwest cornero Of the
south-wcS; quarter of the northwest quarter OF
section ia MonGumtry Township thence in a
north cdstcrly direction through sections Z, and 8,
following the natural channel Of the water-course
known ns sap Rum until il empties into the
Portage River, lis dimtns,,:is ,It as follows the
width of the bottom i,r the irst sections 10 be =
feet, the next s sections feet from section II 10
~ inclusive feet, from section 10 to II Inclusive
~ feet, the balance TO h9 feet on bottom tae
banks to nave a slope of y feet 10 | in depth T;
the earth removed from said ditch 10 be thrown on
side Of the county road along which IT passes, and
no earth left within tao feet Of the slope Of the
banks opening or gaps 10 be left III the embanA :
mont between every section the line OF county
road the cutting varies from | u TO 20 feet IN
depth
Tie work on said di,ch to be finished according
to plan, specifications and profile, and to the accep-
tdncc of the County Commissioners or before the
lst day Of October, 1861. sale to commence at 10
O'Clock ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office. Wood county, Ohio.
Pcrrsyburg April 2Sd, lSji-lw5S9 2j.
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Postponed.

The annual State Fircmans Tournament, which
was to have been held at Toledo on the second Tues
day Of July next, has been indefinitely postponed
on account of the present difficulties.
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DR.. 8. a. WEkvRR's CANKER ANn SAT MEM
SYRUP-The object Of this Syrup is TO throw all
impurities which in the blood out upon the sur
face Of the skin, which is the only true way ulet
the blood can ever be freed from them. When they
are out upon the skin, they at once be removed
by applying the Corate, which will IN all eases
effect q permanent cure. There is no external APP
plication which will alone permanently cure this
class Of diseases. Sold by PEcK & HAMILTON,
Perrysburg, Ohio. 53w4
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Removal of the Journal Office.

The Journal office has been removed from the
corner of Front street and Louisiana Avenue, to the
room above Brown & Hunts stove store, Louisiana
Avenue
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-23

To THE LADIES. ladies, if you only knew how
much difference there is between good and poor
article of salcratus, you would never use any but
b. De Land & Co.'s Chemical SNleratus. Il is tru-
ly what it claims to be, the "hous2wtcs fivorite,
and we are happy to see that our lady friends ar,
finding it out and using nothing else, Fer sale by
W. j. Hitchcock. PerrYsburg.
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MARRlEn.

In Bowling Green, Wood county o :, on Thursday
evening, May I'd, by Rev. p. c Baldwin, Mn. Louis
WEBB to Mss JuLIANA MOORE.
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Total s6,947,OOO $3.50 1000
To this list we must now add Fort Sumter, which
cost over million and quarter of dollars and con-
tanned about seventy men. itl 1y2
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Twenty first Regiment.

The 2lst regiment, which is made up of compa-
nies from the northern part of the State comprises
thn following,
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PerrySburg journal.

ed and improved, and is now $ ,cond to no count,
paper in Ohio, in either ability, size or mccaanica
execution. We hope that brother Bailcy's enter
prise will meet with its just reward l. e. fat "takes'
and lots of hem.--Fostoria Nc,r8.
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HOME MAGAZINE, May 1861; I. S. Arthur & Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
This is fine number and an excellent magazine.
For the home circle it has few equals. as every
reader can testify. Terms: two dollars ycar or
four copies for five dollars.
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MITCH LETTING,

nITCH LETTING,
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day N
June next, at the House Of A. keeier, in Perry
Township, will let to the lowest bidder IN Sipa-
rate sections, the making of tlia drain known as
drain No. 90, commencing about 80 rods south of
the west quarter part of section 10 in Perry Town
ship; thence south To the "Swae Run, near the
line between sections 20 aud 81 of said Township
thence down the chanuci Of said Run TO the west
line of section "a Of said Township whereat 70
terminate The work comprises 63 sections OF 20
rods EACH tile width Of the bottom 10 be as follows
from commencement to section H. fcc:, from II to
Ia inclusive, feet from 20 to A. inclusive, feet
from 43 to 81 inclusive feet and from 81 to ter
mipation, 10 feet the banks to have slope OF y
feet 10 in depth the cutting varies from 10 10
I ~ feet.
The whole to be completed by the LIST day OF
October, 1861, to the acceptan'i Of the County
Commissioners, and in accordance with the prohle
and Mat of the Engineer in charge ct said work.
Sale 10 commence at 10 0clook, a. ~
y ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office Wood county, Ohio
Pcrryshurg, April 22i lSSl-lw5S6 IS
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Forts STOLEN from the United States.

We discover, on looking over our memcranda,that
the Notifications seizedby the seeding States, and
their value, etc., are as follows:
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TH He B o d U G. r..
This wonderful article just patented, Is some
thing entirely new and never before offered 10 agents
whoars wanted cYeTywhena. Full particulars scot
rec Adde'S
Gv!y sEAw 4 CLARK D.sie:'.s Ma.as.
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N . Il ! c L f.

NJ y
VIM, II. White Of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, will
take uoucc that William Baker and William A, Col
Inns did on the 2dth day of April, 1851, file their
petition in the court of common pleas OF Wood CO.,
Ohio, in which they claim to recover the sum of one
hundred and seventy five dollars for services rend-
cred. The defendant is further notified that unless
he appear aud answer said petition TN before the
18th day of June next, the same will Do taken az
confessed, and judgement entered accordingly.
BAKER & COLLINS.
Apru 26 lS6l---j2wGS3OJ
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EARMs GIVEN AwAYl

lir, VIM, McKim proposes 70 dispose his lands
in this county at merely nominal price
He will sell the south half of the northwest quar-
aeres for five hundred dollars Said land has been
thoroughly ditchcd and drained at an expense of
S245l
He viii also sell the south half Of the southwest
quarter Of section 80, town ., range H. at the same
price.
Enquire Of II. II. DODGE, Attorney at Law, Per-
rysbure, Ohio
Also Tor sale large nun,ar Of Town Lots both
here and in the town of Niigrove with aud without
improvements. together with several veluahle
Farms II, II. DODGE.
Ps.zyvhuFg, Hov. 10. ..
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\ sIGNEE's ALE.

By virtue Of an order Of s,lc issued from the pro-
bate court Of Wood county, Ohio | will offer at the
door of the court house in Pcirvsburg, ON
Saturday June /, 1861.
at o'clock y, IN. ot said day, the following dcscrib
cd real estate to-wt; In lots in the the town of Per-
ryabure number 1856, the north 20 feet and the south
SS feet of the north 5S OF same lot, and the north
half of in lot number i07, less four feet for alley;
also the west half Of the northeast quarter and the
west half Of the north half of The south quarter,
in range ten, townspp four and section twenty-five.
containing 20 acres, all in Wood county, Ohio
Terms Of sac one-third the day Of sale, balance
| in annual payments, ne-third yearly. Deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage and interest
! from date. s. SPTNK,
Aassignrc uf the Prrtvsburg Bank.
PerrNshmE AnrL % lAll- h2M5SSs2
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L.EOAL. AnN,S.

CouRr OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD CO, O.
H5ratio n rcck vs.. Frederick Prentice and others.
Carlos 3. sherman, William II. White, N. Ham
aucr, William Pickerrin, Jr., Dean $ Manley,
llaircttc II. White, j. V. Place Nathan r. Graves,
Levi 7. Warner, Merritt w. Young, VIM S. Will
lisms, George u. White, Cyrus L. Carter, Richard,
4. De Forest HENRY Z. Qunan James Armstrong
John Merriam, Harvey r. Gardner, Marinus
Hubbard Asa W. Maddocks and IIorauo
Warner defendants, arr hereby notified that IIurato
y. Peck, plaintiff, has fled his petition, and com
m ,nccd an action against them and others in tL,.
Count Of Common Pleas in and for the said county
oi Wood, the object and prayer Of which Is TO oh
tain turtclosur 0f mortgage. executed and deliV
cred bs the said Fnedeick ffcnttc aid wife, 10
Lewis Roberts, heeriuc date March 20, 1853, and
r,c1rdcd in the Recorders Office Of Wood county, in
volume uf mortgage atpagc 30S, and sale OF the
mOttsgtd promises, which situate in the said
county o. Wood, and are described as follows
Fractional g. ciitn SO In fractional town 8 north
range II, containing l3 75-l00 acres the north y.
oi fractional section /, town north, range H. con
tanning 299 so 100 act tire west II OF the south
east Of section in said town. tho north cast u
OF the south east = OF sec in said town the south
west :, ui the south vast u Of said section the
north east "a of section 20 in said town the south
east q of sail section 30 the south west Is of sai!
5.ciion 20 the north cast \, the north west , the
south eas ), AND the north ls Of the south west =
Of section 81 IN said town I the north east =, the
north west the south west (, and the west Il Of
the south east = Of section % 10 said town Z the
west y Of ths north west y Of section 20 ia said
/ town the north east u and the south east "a Of
section 2S IN said town the north east "a and the
north west ! OF section 29 in said town the
| north . of ihc south east =, Of section 8 in said
town also one undivided third part Of strip =
rods clt of the westerly side of river tract 10. 81
running from the river back to Grassy Greek asC
one undivided third part Of all that part of river
| tract No. 80 lyirg between Grassy Greek aud thI
M1umcc river also NJ divided third part OF {
piece south Of Grassy Greek, in same tract No. 81
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Things Worth knowing.

The following are the distances between various
points that are of special interest at this time
, 1861-08-27
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BELL Run I'M EER0PE

Thc exaggerated and distorted accounts
'at lie Bull Run affair published in the
English papers, have doubtless done the
National cause considerable mischief But
we must not place too much reliance On
the effect produced by those first state
lnIats. The Subsequent reports modified
tie impression very much, and the peo
pie o. Europe have discovered before this
time. that The Federal arms met with mere
iy check, and lot an irretrieyable dis
aster.
Tic London Times seems to be The most
hostile and violent Of the English press
against the American cause. It is employ
ing ali its power and influence TO help the
rebels AID injure the loyaljsts. Its shafts
are specially directed against the sntic1-
rated American loan, lis columns team
with cautions to European capitalists,
warning them to touch not the Yankee Z
per cents oa their peril, and charging that
cur Government is wholly unworthy Of
credit CT confidence. Its readers will have
occasion to think otherwise when they
learn the action Of American capitalists
n!i2 50 promptly subscribed one hundred
a-d fifty rillions to carry on the war. By
tie time this Government will need to offer
lis bonds in European markets, there will
be ,,ienty Of takers in despite Of thu
7er;,;. Gus tory Times and its hackers.