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

and but very few apples, AT least in this section Of
the country. Those who have orchards along the
river shore may have few apples, bat the number
will scarcely be worth mentioning. Most of the
peach trees wear the appearance Of having went
through dcadnirg process, so severe has been the
effects of the frosts and the cold weather which
prevailed a few weeks since. Summer weather
has now come on us in earnest however and what
the farmers lose in fruit may be made up in grain,
The corn is about all planted, and in many places is
already four to eight inches high, Wheat is well
spoken of in almost every part of the county, and,
if the weather continues favorable, we shall un-
doubtodly have an average yield.
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the muske,s bristling in the sun, winding down on
the opposite side 1t looked wsrlike tell you. and
reminded US of Napoleon crossing the Alps only
Of course Napolcon's troops did net suffer as we
did ,?) walked about one half the way, and in
riding the oghOr half wore through tso oak boards
that used as a scat--caused by the rough roads.
At Adamsvlc we stopped for dinner. The popu-
lation along the route mostly settlers from Nir
ginia, aud all the dwellings were built Virginia
style, By the way, while AT jackson we learned
that regiment of the enemy were cncampcd one
and half miles below Gallpolis within sghtand
that two companies Of our regiment who had gone
in advance were stationed there were in great dan
ger, and we determined TO march 2j miles IN the
night in order to aid them, but on consideration it
was found impossible. We were glad wc did not
tor on arriving at Gahpolis at 1 o'clock we found
it 10 be false report started. probably, by some
socessionst, Gallipolis has beautiful situation Un
the banks of the Ohio. The banks here are high
and the town is surrounded by high hills. Ii con
tains population of about $1,000 The people re-
c,iycd us with open arms. They had been severely
terrified by the report that their town was to be at
tackled, and for some time pas. a Ngilant watch has
been kept every night. We marched into the pub
lie square, and the citizens toek squads TO their
homes to supper. and seven others went to sup
per with doctor, very pleasant man who SCI q
very pieuso5t table. Our company sleep in the
Court House until a camp is prepared. Our tents
are on the way and will soon be here. \ few Of us
have selected Il jury room to sleep in, which con
tains two windows, and is luxurious sleeping
place. In the morning we brcaktasted at the sam
place, and on the way there we met Col. Nortonwho
had arrived the night before, taking nonriug
walk. After breakfast We entered asAih and row
cd across to the Virginia shore. We had quite a
ramb!c over there and ticn returned to camp. a
large number of steamboats, pass here daily, \
cannon is planted on the bank and every passenger
boat is made to haul to and be subjected to close
examination. The other day large number Of
provisions destined for southern camp were taken
from one of them and is here now. There are q
large number ofseccssionists over the rathough
! Western Virginia has gone Tor the Union Anum-
bar Of them are in this town, but they keep their
mouths shut, and il cannot be proven that they are
enemies. Capt. Cook says there is no doubt bat a
number Of secession Spires are in the camp all the
time. Only let us fhd them out, that's all. The
boys arc all in fine spirits excepting few who are
sick. We are all very much pleased with the oil
GERS at the head OF ourrogiment the Colonel Lieut.
Col, and Adjutant in particular but hear the cx-
preston dozen times day that there can be nc
one equal to Capt. Cook as an officer. | have no
! time to write more We are all very busy just now
: aud when we get into camp l viii probably hay,
more tr,e to write. j. A.
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Programme of the Wood County Teach-
ers' Association.

a. NJ. LIST Prayer by Rev Baldwin. I'd
Elocutionary exercises conducted by j W Wood
bury. Sd Mental Arithmetic by W Ross.
2. M.--lst-- Essay by Miss II Norton. I'd Ora
ton 10y G a Corey. 3D. Essay by Miss + NJ Nc
Guinness. 4th--Addrcss by Rev G Adams. =
9Th Discussion of Question "Rcsolyed that the cx-
animation of teachers should be conducted more
thoroughly in Wood county than they now are"
Affirmative, G \ Parsons W II Gorril and Il. Eli
oft. Negative, ID AAverv, J N Cunning and G. A
Corey. The exercises will be iuterspcrscd with
music conducted 10y II G Condit, Of the Bowling
Green Glee Club. The association will meet at the
School House in Bowling Green, on Saturday, the
29th Of June at 10 o'clock, a. M Mr.. Smyth, late
School Commissioner, has been written to, and some
hope is entertained that he will be present at the
meeting. WM. II. GoRRILL, Prost.
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Hearts are Trumps.

Green, the great river gamester, once said that
where hearts were trumps he was sure tn win So
we say with regard to the war We know the hearts
of soldiers enlisted in the cause of our coun-
try, and we are equally confident that they will
win Warmed and chcered by the "hearts" of the
better portion of creation, as are those who have
offered their lives as a sacrifice upon the altar OF
the Union, who doubt the grand result Pre-
pare girls to welcome your husbands and true
loves covered with glory, for with glory they viii
come-ah honor TO yourselves and country.
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How are you going to spend the Fourth is a
question we have often heard asked of late, but as
olen left unanswered In scmc localities we notice
Efforts ON foot to get up barbecue in the grand old
fashioned style, which would probably afford
greater means Of sport than anything else at this
season Of the year, for the amount OF money rcguir
ed to carry the project into execution, and thc
Thought occurred to us that perhaps our citizens
would be pleased to join in some such manner Of
celebrating the coming anniversary likewise. Fort
Megs offers Of the best cites in the north west,
and il once undertaken, we have no doubt would
draw together nearly the entire inhabitants OF this,
as well as aduining counties.
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DIED.

On Saturday morning, June lst 1861, at the res
idence of WM, 5. BAILEY, Newport, Ky, LEMuEL
WILSON, aged 2s years, month and - days.
The above announcement though not unexpected,
was received by our tlle family with feelings of
sorrow for the dead, and sympathy for her who but
few months since gave her hand in wedlock TO this
young man. Always kind an affectionate, we can
easily imagine how intense is the aching void in the
lonely heart Of our loving sister. God alone can
give help and strength in such a trying hour, and
70 him can she safely commit her trast.
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4 Stabbing Affair.

The Titin Tribune says that two boys named
Burkhart and Gender of Tinin, went out to Berwick,
on the ID inst. and got into AN all, rcaton with
German named Shirack. High words passed be-
tween them, when of the boys stabbed Shrack
i'll the shoulder, the knife penetrating about five
inches forwards and downwards toward the left
nipple. producing fightful wound. The boys
were arrested and examined before the Mayor when
Zendcr was discharged and Burkhart held to
swcr. Shirack's wounds are not fatal.
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CAnr CAnrlNnrnN. linn 1 1871

CAMP CARmNGroN, june T. 1861.
As Capt. Cook is to leave for home TO-
day, thought it good opportunity to send You
few lines although will not have time to say much
When I wroto you last we were eucsmpcd in the
Court House here, and the other companies quarter
ed about town i'll barns and empty buildings but
few DAYS after we received our tents, aud are all
now encampcd in large field of SO acres The
tents arc arranged in direc line in end Of the
field. and the rest is used as drill ground The
boys all ike this encampment better than any we
have seen before. Each company has eight large
tents and two small ones. which makes plenty Of
room in each. The Captain also has tent, and
there is for the cooking utensils. Col. Nortons
tent is the largest in she camp and is situated in the
rear, Yesterday we made a new arrangement in
cooking. ;,astead Of dividing up into messes,
we hire cook for the whole company. 1t is It
much better plan, and costs each one only - cents
a month. Since coming into camp We Sergeauts
and CorporalS ha,e been kept pretty busy. There
are TWO or Three Of US on duty nearly all the time
There is moro responsibility resting on tie non
commissioned officers upW than there vas at Camp
Taylor. Last Saturday night was Sergeant of
the guard" and never stepped around qri'e so
brisky in my life before. During the night there
were repeated calls for The Sergeant, by the Guard
and | was kept running from eud Of the field
to the other all the time About II O'Clock was
in a far corner of the camp, and looking around saw
that some of the relief guard, in their sleep had
kicked down tho candle in their barracks, aud the
straw was in flames. Igaye the alarm, and it was
eXingushed by the guard. About half an hour
after there was an alarm Of ''murdcr' given in a
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CAM. NewLirk Drowned.

place that Capt Edward Newkirk, Of the propeller
Wisconsin, was drowned when OF Erie, about
O'Clock on Tuesday morning Of las, week. The let
ter says he standing watch at the time, and bad
been sitting on the capstand when suddenly he go,
of, walked forward aud pitched overheard. 1t is
supposed he partially asleep, and struck against
the rail and precipitatod into the water before he
had recovered from his stupor The engineer was
standing in the gsngway, and as he saw the captain
fall lac stopped the engine, but all Efforts TO recov
CT him proved unayAiiing. The propeller remained
until daylight, but no trace of the body could
be found. Capt Newkirk was about thirty years
Of age, and leaves wife and child in this place.
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Nrhnnl IrrnSfnnc.

This election Tor School Trustees, on Friday eve
ming last was a spirited little contest. The candi-
dates were Geo. Powers. Geo. Il. Kraps, 5 j, West
colt and Ed Graham. The last two named gentle
men were elected by majoiitcs ranging from forty t.
fifty. proposition to have the school lcvyr reduced
owing to the war troubles, and the high taxes they
must fix upon US for its support, was met with a
unanimous M" This shows how deeply the
cause Of education is set in the hearts of our peo
Pile, and let come what may, the schools must be
kent up
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ON Enrlnnph.

Capt. Cook returned home last week ON Il visit TO
his family wearing the appearance la aihtaire
Z Americai"e He reports the company in usually
good health and in fine spirits. lie leaves this
Wednesday morning, and thinks his regiment will
be ready to move into Virginia by the time he re
turns. secession camp is reported to be located
some distance up the kauawha river, and it is prob
able the 2lst may have the pleasure of dispensing
and driving out the enemy.
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wealthy farmer named John Hall, residing at
Middlotown, Holmes county, committed suicide on
Friday by shooting him himself. He had a limb
fractured some time since, which not being proper
ly set gave him great pain to relieve which he took
morphine, which, it is supposed shattered his nerves
TO such degree that he took his own life.
A Frenchman named G. Siallet residing az Lou
isville, Stark county, shot himself on Saturday
He was a bachelor, aged about 40 years, and was
in comfortable circumstances.
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Entnl ACCidCmt.

Mr. George Gates, formerly a resident of Mans
field, was killed at Newark, Ohin few DAYS ago,
by locomotive running over lin The accident
occurred early in the morning. The engine passed
over both thighs and his left shoulder. When
found he had raised up, and trying to liltup his
left leg, which was severed at the thigh, and only
hanging by portion of the skin. He lived five
hunrs after The accident.
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On Saturday last quite number of the young
folks Of Toledo came ap on the steamer Belle, "
and thence out to Old Fort Meigs on picnic ex-
ccusion This is the second party Of ths season
from that city, and we have no doubt but they will
u i2.!2Ked By nary othe:s,
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r NlyEKsALI uNIyERsALNt
IS THE rRAISE OF
Or O. s RlCHARDS0N'S
\ III Il RY WINE DITTE ERS.
Tho CslnLrateA Vow Nnaland Remedy for


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Jauuiioe, Fever and Ague, General Debility, and
all other Diseases arising from Disnr-
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They are used and recommended by the leading
Phystians OF the country, and all who try them
pronounce them invaluable.
Dr.. JAMES l.. LEPERE, writes from Navarro,
Stark Co. Ohio, "thc Bittrrs are highly praised by
those suffering from indigestion, dyspepsia and livor
complaint"
w. - Ranis ro'tmaster az WI ,ah1PT5 PIT. Vno ttn
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The State Auditor, in answer to letter from the
Auditor of Hamilton county, in regard to State
taxes, says; The rate of taxation for State purpos
cs has not been fully determined yet but think it
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MEpICINAl...
NoN.r pELAY 40 PURlFY TnE DLo0Dt

DoN'r DELAY TO PURIFY THE BLooDt
DIR. wEA vERos
cANKEm AND SALT RHrrM sYnuP,
For tho Cure Of
Cankor, Salt Rheom Erysipelas, Scrofllous Dis.
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and every kind Of disease arising
from an impure state Of
the Blood.
The most effective Blood Purifier Of the
Nineteenth Century.
Il is the prescription Of an educated Physician.
and all who are afflicted with any Of the above
named diseases should use Il without delay. Such
letters rs the following are often received
bonneville, Ashland Co 0ho Nov. 20, 1890.
Mcssrs J n. hsREis 4 Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Gentlemen 4 deem Il duty rs well as =
pleasure, to inform you Whist Dr.. Weayers Syrup
aud CcRc has done for me, and hope that this let
ter may comc to the n0ticc Of persons similarly
afflicted. In the year 1850 | was attacked with
letter or some kindred disease, both my legs,
which eNtcudad until from my knees TO my feet was
one tw sore. consulted and obtained medicines
and pr 'sciipuuns from nearly all the physicians in
this vicinity, but obtained relief Your agent at
thus place, Nj. Hoffman, recommended me to try
the Syrup and Cvratc, which fortunately did, and
ain now q sound and well inan by their use.
JOHN WEIRBAU0Hf
Mt. Weirbaueht heing well known gentcman
OF Ashland makes this information most reliable
By taking tue Syrup as directed, il will drive the
diseases irVm the system aud hen oncc out on the
skin few application Of
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and YOU haNt permanent cure.
Tie Crtate has proved Itself " Nc the best 0ints
mont ever ineeutod, and where once used, il has
never been known 70 fail Of c1ecmg permanent
cureo Of old sores tcttcr and fingworf1 scsld head
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ot cracked hands or Lips, blotches or pirpes on the
face. And for SoN Nipples and Sore Eyes, tn.
Ccratc is the Gully thing required to cup. II should
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Plcc vi Syrup 81. Corate Is cents per bottle.
| Slsg> Directions accompany each bottle
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MARRIED.

On the 10th inst, by D. Ross, Esq, at the Baird
House, Perryshurg Mr.. EDMoSD PEiNAcK ami
AMANDA JONES, all of Tontogany
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Ginsien nn the 1,rnn,,.

\ band of Gipscs passed through town on Mon
day, on their way west. We hope they won't camp
near Pel1ysbug.
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Mail ...,.... $500 p. NJ.
Freight .."..7i01 p. Al.
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Lste Editor Christian Chronic

BEWARE OF ALL INVITATIONS,
Carries. The public viii be cautious that they
get the genuine Pain KiIlcF as sone unpnncipled
lpan, use that ltunc lof theP own orthlcss com
pounds in SO doing thcy deeicyc the community,
aud infringe upon the "l'IAuE MlRK" Of Perry
Davis.
0aurire Perry Davis Pain Killer sold ly all
Respectable Druggists,
Directions actompany each bottle,
Price Roc, soc and 81 uer bottle
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Newark, j., June 6, 1850.
MFgsRs PERRY DAVIS & SpN- Gentle mul,-A Allow
mc, unsolicited, Ia send you a Ayerd of coinmenda-
lion fr your pau Killer. ! have used il in my
family these several years and found ii all il claims
to BE-. For rheumatism, Coughs, Colds Burns,
Cholera tendencies and diliicnliies, as well as dis
cas- IS generally dat prevails ia taulilios, regard
tle Pam Killer brYoud all price and as offca
ciuils beyond ANY medirine within NY knowledge;
We keep il cur Chief family medicine, and find
lis Use IN ordinary cases worth more than any
doctor. The testimony OF others among my ac
quoinLInces aud friends is equally favorable. MANY
ccrgymcu lave spoken OF it in the highest terms
as family mhdic.uc. Missionaries in repeated in
stances have said to me person and III .heir letters
that the Pain Killer was by far the best medicine
in hGtpqp lands, and they use i, for themselves
and families, 'tnl administer 1t to others around
them Thus much am inclined to say as an act
ct Justice 10 yourselves, and a benefit to others.
You are at liberty to use this cstamoniai if of any
service. REV. w. JACOBS,
Iate Editor Christian Chronicle.
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Camp Correspondence.

Y Through the kindness OF Mrs. Averll We are per
mitted to publish the following letter from her son
James formerly a typo in this Offices
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Every body has il, Every body uses II !,
PERRY DAVIS
IIyERY DoDY's FRIEND,

NEGkTABLE PAIN KILLER.
TIE GREAT Family MEDICINE.
Taken Internally it cures sudden Colds, Coughs
&c, Weak Stnuiath. General Debility. Nursing
Sore Mouth, Canker, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
or Indigestion, Cralup and Pain in the Soma ch. .
Bowel Complaint, Painters Colic Asiatic Cholera,
Diarrhca and Dyscnteiy.
Applied Externally, cures Fcons, Boils, and Old
Sores Severe Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Bruises an
Sp,nins, Swelling of the Joints, Rirgworm ana
letter. Broken Breast. FROSTED Ecc andIAillhlains,
Toothache. Pain in the Face, Neuralgia and Rbeu
malisn ltis surt remedy for Aguc, and Chills
and Fever
Pain Killer, tid,m Internally, should he adulter-
atcd viii! mill or water or made into syrup with
molasses. For 4 Cough, few drops on sugar
cotcnwl be more effective than anything else.
see pgil,tal directions which accompany each
bott'c.
What stronger proof can be produced than the
following letter lccehed, unsolicitcdj from Rev. W.
y. jacobs
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GotNo SOUTH.
Night Exp"ll:30 P. NJ.
Mail .."...,ll;30 A. N.
Freight......5.25 A. N,
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Dapple John.

r,e.Ns MY THOROUGH BRED HORSE
Ah-of the Jenus, Canadian and b. i
mer blood--wiil bo nj my Steam Mil place
! six miles South Of Lanrasterville. on Fri
day and SATURDAY Of each week during th,
ensuing Spring Scnsou prOrided II club OF
| ten or twelve be made up for that point
Otherwise hr will not he moved from kl.
stables at any Hanging Rock place. 1hi,
| Is proposed rs an accommodation to such
rs would iiWd ii nconveuirnt to send as far
as Hanging Rock If the arrangement is
made by which he will DE at The Steam,
Nil! on Friday and Saturday, he will stand
ih" Remainder Of eaSshfsweek at Hanging
Rock.
This Horse does not now require "puf
fng" hr i well known to the community,
and his colts speak for themselves They
furnish the best guaranty Of ;he worth OF
the horse, and an examination Of them is
Invited. DAPpLE JOHN was awarded II
handsome premium At the last annual State
Fair at Columbia.
The Terms for the ensuing season. are
For Single Admittance - the Season,
Sl3 Insurance $50.
Careful and experienced Grooms will n,
trud him at both places, aud all car, will
be taken To prevent accidents. will not
be Iesponsibie, however. for any, should
they ucrur. JAS. Nj, lNGKiM
March 6, 1861. At