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St. Mary's beacon., 1861-12-12
C0LLDCTOl'S uOTICD.
DY the County Commissioners for Saint
ID Mary's County

DY the County Commissioners for Saint
ID Mary's County
ORDERED. That George 3. Dent, lat,
collector IF State and County taxes in the PM!
.l'1ti n district Of st. Mary's county, cause
advertisements expressing the name of the fol-
lowing tract or rsrce! { lard, he au,oun.
ri taxes due the. con. together with the name
at the person ci,argeable for the same, to b.
inserted once per week ,nE and during four
weeks i" the St. Mnry> ls~c"n, Il newspaper
published i'll ST. Mary county, notifying, tina,
Unless the State ard .;I"unt, taxes. duo nn the
sail lands, shall he paid t., the said late Gil
hector. within the space If thirty days. att
the publication al tie notice aforesaid is COM
re,ct!, the lands aforesaid, or such paris there
1t a. may he neressary tu raise the slim lu,
thereon, shall he sold /" the hghes, bidder fnl
the payment ol thr same.
Owner. Name ~ Land
1859. Dix " W. Suffers Fancy,
22o aires, sum due, S4247
1860 Same. Same
226 acres, sum due, II 20
BY order,
Il. l. oPALDING,
Clerk
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-12-12
$50 REWARD

II AN away from the subscriber. r.
~ negru~s HENRY & JOHN. en-
Brshers Henry. who left abont XII
Oct. l4th, is about. as years Of I'M
age. black cnmp:exi,n. OF low. ~H
stout figure. and remarkably bow.@
legged. Has a vile at Mr.. John e. Conf
near Le"nard Town. John. his brother u
abou. Nov. 3rd.. He is ahout Is years
age, also black. rather prominent chez
b"nes. is Of tall lmse figure, has long stri'
and rather slosching gait. I will give q
ab'vc reward for the apprehension aud lod
n,ent in jail at Leonard Town, Of hAh.
half the sum fos either one a
&c. NEALE.(
Nov. 18th. l6ll-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-12-12

NOTICES. hereby given, that unless the Stat.
aud County taxes due "i the lands aforesaid
shall be paid to me- IN or before the emo OF
thirty days alter the above publication is CALI
plcted. the said Ian-is or such parts thereof a.
may be necessary to false the sum due thereon.
t'geiher Will, the cast "f advertising and Iega.
interest, shall he sold Ia the highest bidder fuI
the payment Of the same
GEORGE q. DENT,
Collector for SO and co
Dec. l2lh, lS6l-4w.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22
The Union Movement.

The Union movement in Ohio, for giving cncour-
agement and support to the Federal Government is
fast spreading and gaining favor with the mass Of
the people. Republicans adhere to the movement
with will, and Democrats all over the State are
falling into the ranks on the side of the Union
Sxty-onc Democrats of Dayton h0ye issued pro-
test against the action of the State Convention, and
call upon their loyal brethren to join them in one
grand rally around The standard Of cur nationality
In Fremont one hundred and twenty Democrats
have joined the Republicans in a call for Union
County Convention, and the sentiment seems TO be
taking root so fast that the editor Of the lssqgcr
is fairly shaking ir his boots-at least we Judge 50
from the tone ofhis paper. Incur own county, with
a very few exceptions, the people are unit upon
the great question of Union for the sake of the
Union" At meeting held in Perry township Cr
the 10th inst, irrespective of party predictions
it was resolved to support none for Office at the
coming fall election, who are not true and firm sup.
portcrs of the Administration, the Constitution aud
the Laws. Let the ball roll on.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22
Feeling Of Perry Township.

At a meeting of the citizens Of Perry Township
irrespective Of party, held on the 10Th of August
for the purpose of considering the propriety o
holding Union Convention, the following rcsolu
tions were adopted without dissenting voice:
lst. Resolved, That, as true patriots, we Should
lay aside all plrtiZan feeling and party strife a.
dangerous 10 the welfare Of our country in the pres
cnt crisis.
2nd. Resolved, That as a basis in the election
of candidates in the coming county election, We vii
support none but true and firm supporters Of Tie
Administration, the Constitu ion and the laws
81. Resolved That we recommend thes, lection
of Union delegates from the several townships O
the county to meet in convention for the purpose
nominating candidates for the several county oil
ces, to be selected from both political parties.
4th. Resolved, That we recommend 10 the Cen
trail Committees Of both parties to use their inlu
ence to bring about a Union Convention in Wood
county
9th. Resolved That the Secretary be requested
to 'urnsh copies Of the foregoing resolutions to th
papers Of PtTysburg and Fostoria. Also to th,
Chairman Of each of the Central Committees.
+. II. STEWART, Sucy.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22
MARKETS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMrORrANr- 10 -rEMALEsI

MPORTANr TO MALESi
l Din. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius ChecsCmbr, MID, New York
CUy The combination eff ingredients i'm these lills
r thc result of long anl extensive practice. They
mild IN their operation, and certain in correcting
all irregularities, painful McnstruN'ions. rvmo,iug
all ohstruct.uus, whether from cold or otherwise;
head ache, pain the side, palpiutou Of the heart,
whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries, MtiCur,
pain tAr back and limbs, Sc, disturbed sleep, which
arri.' tU,m interruption Of nature.
To MARRIED LADIES. DIR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills ar,
invaluable rs they will bring ON the uvuthly peri
OIL with regularity. Wom'n who have bc,u di,ap-
pointed in tue usl of other Pills place the u,os,
confidence il DR.. Cheeseman's Pills doing all they
represent to do.
NoTCS.-Thlrc Is one condition inthe female sys-
tom i'm which the Pills cannot I've taken without pro-
ducing 4 rsCviLNN rEsvtr. The con lj;ion rctyrrc
90 is rREGNAyS- yS-audN NtrSult MISC AGUlACE. Such
Is the irresistible ten i,ucy OF the medicine to r.
store the sexual functions 10 aNormN Conlitionthal
even the rvPrVductiyc power Of nature caunot resis
il.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from amy.
thing Injurious. Explicit directions, which should
be read, accompany each box. Price 81. Srut h,
mail ON enclosing 81 To DR.. Cornelius l.. ChccsSn an
box 4j3t, Po,t office, New York City.
Sold hy unc Druggist in every town in III,
us. Il. u UUTCUlNS,
General Agent for the L, =, No. II Broadway,
To whom all orders should hc addressed.
For sale 10y PEcN& HAMILTON, Perry sbug.
i2-ly
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22

We have taken seme pains to investigate the mat
ter of "cowardico" and "incompotency," which has
been preferred against Col. Lowe, as evidenced in
the Scary fight, but do not learn anything 10 war
rant us in pronouncing the charge in every particu-
lar false. In the evidence of oye-witnesses," sent
us from Dayton, it would appear that Col. /. was
quarter of mile behind, ut the time Col. Norton
made the charge upon the enemy; that he had "sev-
eral times sent oders to have the charge properly
supported, and that he did not know rly lis orders
were not obcycd." II this be true the duty Of Col
Lowe was plain. He should have gone forward
im,ssl and seen that The order ,rds obeycd.
Whether it was "cowardicc" or "incompctcncy'
that prevented him from taking tie lead of his col
umu, as Col. Norton did the five companies under
his command, we Of course cannot determine, How
ever we are willing to drop the matter entirely, il
Interested parties are, for we think that the more
it is stirred the worse it will get.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22
Nnlnnirers NYnntrhI

Lieut.. McNlhon has commission for re organ
ming Company c, of the DIST regiment for the war
and he has published an appeal in haud-bill form
to his late companions in arms to come forward
and "rally once more around the glorious Stars and
Stripes, with the determination not to return from
the conflict until our banner floats over the Capital
eff every Southern state" rendezvous i, now
opened at this place for the purpose of recruiting.
1t is his desire to have ths Company report at
Camp Vance by the first Of September at least. -
Lieut. Nc Mahau is a well drilled officer, ana by his
attentive and gen,lcmouiy conduct, atauis high il
the estimation of his fellow soldiers. We hope Lis
Company may rapidly fill up aud he BE- honorcd
with the command.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22
FORGOT his Religion.

An anacdote is related of preacher, who served
as a lieutenant of one Of the companies uuder Col.
Norton's charge in the Scary fglL which is too
good to keep It seems the lieutenant was rather
dull appearing fellow, and withsl remarkably
pious. When the engagement commenced. the
preacher got excited. IL, rushed UP to the charge
manrully. and the Colonel found himself ogreeebly
deceived in his pluck. Suddenly the rebels began
to retreat the left, when the excited lieutenant
shouted cut at the top Of his voice, "Givc them
h-ll boys; d-n their souls I've forgot all about
religion nov; see the in towards run; give them
h-ll boys" at the same tim, braudishius his
sworl in the air. No wonder tn, Colonel laughed
even in the hent of the engagement.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22
Now Summed EnrnInnos

Have been introduced by the post-olilce depart
ment and old ones will soon be permitted to pass
through the office no MORE New ones will be ex-
changed for old ones, on application at the post-of-
flee. IL is also designed to introduced new postage
stamps, which will be exchanged for old ones in
like manner, The exchanges have to be made at
the office from which they wera purchased The
exchange should be made Immediately by those
having them ON hand. This is made necessary to
prevent deception. The department has been com
PEELED to take this step, owing to the fact that the
postmasters in the South have large supplies OF
these stamps and stamped envelopes, for which
they have never paid. of course no exchanges Of
new for old stamps will bs allowed in that quarter
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22

The following is an extract from letter written
by the pastor Of a Baptist church to the "Journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
um,s in favor Of that worll-rcnowned medicine
MRs. WINsLow's S SOoTHIEG SYRUP FOR CHILDREN
rEEruING:
1--WE see an advertisement in your columns OF
Mrs. Win,low'S Soothing Syrup. Now we never
said word in favor of patent medicine before in
our lite. but feel compelled to say to our readers
that this is no humbug--wE HAVE TRIED IT AMI
ENOw IT To GE ALL II CLAIMS. 1t is, probably
one OF the most successful medicines OF the day, be
it is OF the best; and those of your reader.
who have babies can't do better than tolay in
supply. I0-ly.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22
Funernl OF Cant. Allen.

The last remains of Capt. Allen, of Company D,
of the 2lst regiment, was consigned to the tomb
near Ottawa, on Sunday last. Capt. Allen, it win
be remembered, was killed at the Scary fight, on
the Kanawha, AMI his body fell into the hands OF
the rebels, but was subsequently, delivered up and
sent home to his friends He was universally re-
spe2ted by all who knew him a brave and kind
hearted man, and his death cast gloom over the
entire regiment. The officers with a number OF
soldiers of Company c, went down on Saturday to
pay last tribute of respect to the dead. His re-
mains were attended with masonic and military
lonors to the grave ReqpisscGt IN pace.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22
Cnl. Gihsnn,s Rnriment.

letter from T0n to the Sandusky Register,
dated August IS, says yhat Col. Gibson's Regiment
is rapidly filling up. The following companies
were then at Camp Noble near TiGin,
Hancock Ita,s-Capt Largworthy,
Aduluc Guards Capt. Porter.
Fremont Company-Capt. Bar.lctt.
Wyandot ant Seneca Compony-C0pt. --------,
Mr.. G. Y. Wise, of the Tinn Exchange, is acting
as Commissary. Capt, Mills, of the U. s. A., is at
the camp for the purpose of mastering in the com
panies. -Four other companies were expected en-
Monday. Col. Gibson will receive his bllnhet-
and camp equppage this week. The Fremont
band accompanies the regiment.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22
Vic Hcneiiil OF Good Adyicc.

Thanks to Mrs. Winslows Soothing syrup. We
have for years been relieved from slccptsS nights
Of painful Watching with hoor suffering, t,ethng
children. Unlike all the preparations Of opium
which are usually got up to make children sleep
and which simply s,upely the child, the Soothing
Syrup gives nos only rest, but vigor and hcalh tn,
ttle fellow wake up bright, cheerful aul refreshed
1t is sure. moreover, to euro Wind Colic and regu
late the bowels. As we freely received the advic,
which calls forth the above thanks, we freely give
it to others, and say to all mothers, go purchase
Soothing Syrup for your child, and YOU will thank
Us for this advice. Sold everywhere, at - cents
per botue. Office, Is Cedar-s rcut, n. York. l4ml
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22
Tho Tcnchet,s Association.

We received letter on Monday evening, signed
10y the Secretary and President Of the Wood Coun-
ty Teachers Association, taking US to task Ior ask.
ing a little more promptncss in the matter Of dcy-
ering to us the proceedings Of the meetings Of the
Association. We suppose the it was written 10y the
President, as it alluics TO a conversation we had
with that gentleman on the 4h Of July. 1t will
find place in cur next issue. Topreporo the pub
lie mind to meet the shock, we will simply mark
that it is potcc.d letter. and entirely anuiLilatss
the editor--complctcly chaws him up!
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22

When the news Of that sad encounter flashed ON
lightniug's wings across the land manly checks
were blauched- strrug men with clcnthed tccth and
sncws hrm set. rcgis,ored vow ,utt II Nuran
blood had swell,d the stream Of Scarv, that uthc,
blood should mnplc with its torrent until hc was
thousand times avenged. Nor will that vow b
broken. few short days and Col. Norton will re-.
turn, thousand men around him, some Of You a.
m1ug the number. and all bound by a solemn plcdg
that the sword now drawn shall rest Ia its shcat
no more while treason and armed rebellion stall
unpunishcd i'm the land. The fame Of your gallant
2lst aud its fearless Colonel, has been borne upon
the lgh,ning's breath to every loyal rcsids in th,
land. and the memory Of harlshipS aud dangers
bravclv encountered by You while serving in its no
bile ranks will cheer you in future years while en-
joying the blessings ot peace AMI libtrty, which
Your blood and toll will purchase and your neigh
bcrs and fellow citizens participating in those sam
rich blessings, will, through the wtoln cours of
your lives, regard you with the same affection and
gratitude with which they now bid you an affection
ate Welcome Home.
At this iuncturl. handsome sword was present
cd to Capt. Cook. when that gentleman took the
stand aud responded. first to lis brother soldiers,
for their kindness, obedience and Tr,mp.ncss, and
and above all for their universally good conduct.
lie said he had returned home with view ot re-
turning to private life hut this token of their re-
spcct was an emblem of war, aud if his country
called he would uushcath this sword aud rush
again to her defense. He rcUuun,el some of thciv
trials and hardshps, and said that because they
were not in the fight at " Scary," was fault ui
theirs, for they had repeatedly begged him {, Yet
them so, when they heard the booming Of the can
non but a soldier coud rot 90 without orders. He
then took an ailtctunItc l,avc of the soldiers pc
thanked the people for their handsome reception
paid beautiful eulogy upon the character and
bearing of his men, and an honor to society, re-
turned them safely back to those who hnd cntrust-
ed them to his care.
At the conclusion, they were marched in siugl,
file on either side of the tables when all wcr,
bouutiiully helped, and ate to- their satisfaction.
After supper there was some mere grasping o
hands and general individual welcome, when al
dispersed aud sought refuge in "iatgucd natures
! sweet restUrCr.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22
aaEDlC5NAA..
H,owr DELAY To PURIFY THE pIsoD.

DR. w Il VER's
cASKER ANp SALT BHEUM SYRUP,
For the Cure of
Cankcr, Salt Rhcum, Frysipeas, Scrofulous Dis
eases, Cutancous ErupionS, Sore Eyes,
and every kind of Disease arising
from impure state of
the Blood,
The most effective BLOOD Purifier of the
Nineteenth Crntury.
ii is the prescription Of an educated Physician,
and all who are afflicted with any of the above
named diseases, should use II withoutdelay. Such
letters as the following are often received.
Jcromcyllc Ashland Co., Ohio, Nov. 20, 1860.
Mcssrs. J. y. HARRIS i Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Gentlemen II deem il a duty as well as
pleasure, 10 inform You what DIR, Weaver's Syrup
and C.tte has done for me- and hope that this iet7
ter may come TO the notice of persons similarly
afflicted. In the year 1889 l was attacked with
letter. or scme kindred disease, On both my legs,
which oxtcndad until from my knees to my feet was
one raw sore. | consulted onl obtained medicines
and prescriptions fo.n nearly all the physicians in
this vicinity, but obtained no relief, 'orT agent al
thus place, Mr. Hoffman, rccCmmended me TO try
the Syrup and Cerate, which fortunately did, and
am uoW sound and well man by their use.
With great gratitude, remain. Yours truly.
JOHN WElRBAUGHr,
Mr., Weirblught being well known gentle enlan
OF Ashland, makes this information most reliable:
ly taking th3 syrup as directed, il will drive the
diseases from the system, and when once out on tho
skin, a few application OF .
DR.. WEANER'S CERATE, OR OINTMENT,
and YOU have permanent cure,
TIE Crrati has proved itself TO he the best Ont
meut ever invented, and whore once used, it has
never been known 10 fail Of efitcting permanent
cure Of old sores tetter and ringwOrm scald head,
chillblains and rost bites, BARRIERS itch, chapped
on cracked hands lips, blotches or pinples on tho
face. Aud for Sore Nipples and Sore Eyes, th.
Ceratc is the only thing required to cure, ishould
be kept in the house Of every family,
Price of Syrup 81, Cerate % cents per bottle.
.3g~ Directions accompany each bottles
Sold by most medicine dealers.
JN. HARRIS 4 CO., Proprietors, for the South,
ern aud Western States, Cincinnati, Ohio, to whom
all orders must be addressed.
Sold wholesale and retail by Peck 4 Hamilton.
Perrysburg; Frederick R0singer, Freedoms II. Bur-
ritt, Maumee City; ID. IT, Miner, Toledo; W. ID
Moore Sylvania 4 Daniels, Toledo; C. +. Williams,
| Toedo \. f. Jerome, New Westfeldi A. J. Card
ner & Co., Gilead, 2wtye
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22

The Fremont Messenger learns that Amos E. Wood
has received a commission to fill up a company for
the 2lst regiment, to be encamped at Camp Vance,
Fmdlay. This company is intended to form part
of Col. Norton's old regiment, and Mr.. Wood cx-
Pec.s to recruit most Of his men from Seamans old
company. His head quarters will be at Emore.-
Those wishing to enlist will find Col Norton 4 gal
ant man, and Capt. Wood worthy of their conf
ld1nce should they enlist in his company
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22
Calling for Help.

The Fremont Messenger calls loudly for aid from
its subscribers. 1t says the business men of thar
place are Withdrawing their advertising from it be-
cause of its opposition to the Union movement
and because the editor will not cease giving aid and
comfort TO rebellion. On looking over the paper
we find less than one page of advertisements. 1t
must be agreeable to the readers to find three full
pages of reading matter but it is death to the editor
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22

ssY-f Farmers and Livery Stable Keepers
DR.. ). a. Weayers Cerate has been extensively
used by livery stable keepers and farmers, and with
one accord they say that for many diseases in ami
mails they have never found its equal. On horses,
two or three applications will cure the Scratches
Chafes, and Calls, whether by harness, saddle OF
otherwise. Wash the wounds clean, and the Cepate
freely applied will cure them in few days. Itwill
cure crCcked hands heels and Cancer in the tongue
canker sore mouth, affections OF the skin, falling
of OF the hair, &c. Sore teats and caked udder IN
cows are soon cured by this Cerats. Sold by med
icine dealers generally, 14w4
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22
Ac,ion of tho Central Committee,

In view of the pending struggle in which our
country is engaged, the undersigned dccming it
impotic to engage in political other discussions
10 distract or divide the people, do hereby request
all parties in the county, to unite and nominate
didates for office, regardless of political autece-
dence. AsuEr Cook,
JoHS YEAOER,
IL. A. HAMILTON.
Republican Central Com. Wood Co.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22
The Grain Market.

The farmers will rejoice to learn that there is a
growing demand for grain, and that the prices have
decided upward tendency. But few weeks ago
wheat found dull market at so cents per bushcl;
now it commands 0j "a 100. We presume there
will be no difficulty now in getting one dollar for
good wheat, of any of our merchants. Corn, too,
is looking up. From this on, provisions will un-
doubtediy begin to grow scarcer and as a conse-
quence, prices materially advance
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22
Wheat fin western Virginia.

We learn from some of our returned volunteers
that the wheat crops will not amount to much
in this State. In many cases whole sections
were entirely abandoned, and cattle and horses
were helping themselves at will In addition tc
this, that which would be left was so badly rustcd
that much of it would scarcely be worth cutting
This is great pity, as this region is the only Loyal
part of the rebel State. 1t will be the duty of the
loyal States to furnish their brethren in want, with
brrndstulTS
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22
PARKS rRlCkLN PLNSTERS.

They lmpau Strengths they Annihilatc Pain.
Those delightful pastcrs yield readily
PARKS |lo the motion ct the BODY absorb pcrspi-
Patent ration and throw oil all the offensive
purus 'coaguln;cd impurities OF the aystcm.-
nuckly They should be used for all Chronic
rhstcrs Ipain,. Faumcss, Dyspepsia, Colds. Com
Are sumption, Rhcumu,ism, Female Weak
Sold ness etc. They retain their active prop
Hy all critics when other pluSt,rS are useless ,und
Dealers whore applied pain cLunot exist. Every
From family should have them One size ON
| to2i2 cloth, three sizes onlcathcr Sample sent
Dimes. by mail, ON receipt of - cents.
i. S..BARNES, Is * Is Park Row y. Y.
April, lSbl--i iQty,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-22

This camp, which was named in honor Of the
Ex-Governor Of Ohio, is located at Finlay, Ham
cock county. The 21st regiment will be rc-orgau
lied at this camp as as the various companies
report themselves. Each company must have l0l
men, including oilicers and the regiment will CON
tain 1910. 1t is expected that the entire regiment
will be ready for marching orders about the fifth OF
SlDtcmber