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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-14

May be consulted free of charge, at the following times
and places:
Fostorn, Hays House, Tuesday February IL.
Fremont, Kcssler Hotel Wednesday, Feb Is.
Elruurc, Ehnorc House Thursday, Feb. IA.
Toledo, Collins House, Friday, Feb. l5
Prrrysburg, Exchange Hotel, Saturday, Feb. ~
MY THEORY AND TREArMENr
Are and different from any one in the United States,
and challenge any to produce the same success
that have met with in treating Chronic Diseases My
theory is based upon the chemical operations Of the body
believing diseases to depend upon dsproportioncd CON
diton of the luis Of the body, whereby the solids be-
unhealthy by anal ysng the Sccrrons, blood, &c,
of the body and finding ont what is deficient or IN eX,
cess and supplying to the system what is wanting |
am enabled to often by small Hmuuntu ut me lccS,
where the patient has been druggcd with medicines for
long years to no effect.
Now Dyspepsia in the great majority of eases, de-
ponds mainly upon disprupooncd state of the gastric
or digestive fluids of the stomach. When this gastc
fluid s proportioned properly the food is Thoroughly a'-
gested and assimiated Viewing Dyspepsia by the rules
Of Chcmicopathoogy, ani giving treatment accordingly
enabled to cure 40 out of 90 and ~ eases out
30 Of Consumpaon Asthma, Bronchitis and haryngltlS
and Liver Complaint Piles, Neuralgia Dizziness orSick
Headache, Nervous Debility and Female Ois1aseS-ln
every cure, and other diseases pmportionatey,
CONSUMPTION.
s,sH"Dr McMillcn uses an improved lnhalng lnstru-
mrn for the cure of Consumption, Asthma, bronchitis
and IAryngitis by this make as good an appl
cation t. the diseased Lung and Throat as we could Il
IL sore anywhere on the exterior Of the body.
pr. NJ. uses pure ChemCOpathc and Botanic Remedies
He gives a mild tonic treatment which acts chemically
and assists Nature to free herself One ounce of 0ssis
taucc to Nature is worth pound of poisonous drugs Il
the disease.
Remember my visits are just six weeks apart and the
same day of the week at each place,
! Consultation and advice free.
Information in regard to my treatment and success cal
on, ol write to
Mrs s. b. Abbott, Portage, Wood county, Ohio Mrs
Robert Jacobs, Eagleville, Wood county, Ohio Mrs
Jesse IIukcll Browns Corners Wood county Ohio An
drew Cross, Mllgrove, Wood county, Ohio; John Cum
MINIS, IIassan, Hancock county, Ohio D. a. smith, I'll
mor, Otowo county, Ohio q. f. Church. Toledo Imca
county. Ohio.
Al communications must be directed to pr. J. +
| McMillcn, Cleveland, Ohio,
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NJVRRAY'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
MAUMrE CRY, ONO.

FNVULTY,
JEROME MUIR Al, Instructor in Accounts and Lecturer
on Business Customs, &C
f. WEIGH Teacher of Double and Single Entry Book
Keeping Practical and Ornamental P1nmenship, Pen
Drawing, Flourishiug &c.
Hon. ]. NJ. ASULEY, Hon, ASHER Cook, NJ Il. BRAL-
EY, and u, Il. AUSrIN, Lecturers ON Commercial Law.
REV. q. \. ADAMS, Lecturer ON Commercial Ethics.
RlN. G, RICHARDS, Lecturer On Political Economy.
n r. NJ :
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S','c ',,,,,gr f,r VA I,,i"s,''. ......<if
Nm mi C,nrs, of pen1nans,ip time ,plimpd...
Enrsbinr Pom I,,tcrinc Scl ns nor ngrrnn,rnt
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DLooD PURIFIER AND BLOOD PILLS.

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When Dr. Rnhacl, the renowned Swedish Physician !
introduced his Blood Purifier and Pills into the United
Sa hr set forth in plain terms their curative proper
ties This was years aCo. The task Of recommending
them has since been taken ont of his hands. Enghtcn
cd men, whose character Tor sound Judgment AMI plnoS
ophy gives their opnons weight III the community men
who observe, reflect ani make assurance dnuby sure,
before they drcld', are everywhere approving ana uiP
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FACTS
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and restore the health and strength of the sufferer
That
SICK FEMALES,
who have lauguishcl for years in helpless weakness and
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ty under their nygorang operation That all Sexual
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t-Sy-Ovcr excitement. and the mental care and anx.
iry incident tn close attention IN business or study arr
among the numerous causes of Nervous Headache The
disordercd state of mind and body incident this dis
trcssing complaint is fatal blow 10 all energy and am.
hition Sufferers by this disorder can always obtain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using one
ot the Ccphalc Pills whenever the symptoms appear II
QuictS the ovCaSkcd BRAIN and sooths the strained and
jmrng and relaNcs tie tension of the stomach
which eways accompanies aud aggrayatcs the diSor
duvcc condition oc the brain.
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MEDICINAL.


DK' ="
Would respectfully inform the citizens OF Wood county
thai c haS ruaipn,y located hinBclin Bowling uroen
for the purpose Of praccing Medicine AMI surgery IN
addition IN A rcrr,tlar cour,t or sly Mr. - has made
himself acquainted with the special mode Of distinguish.
ing diseases by an examination Of thg urine Of thopauc
ns prarti.cd by the late DIR DEhANHNUHlandI IoraI
brnc D,as,s viii saw unhcsitatngly that by follow
ing Mr. D's prdcia, in such be has had better
success than from any mcthodof treatment. Among
the diseases which Or = processes N oat successfully
NAV be- mentioned the following Wis Dyspepsia. Liver
COMPLAINT Consumption in it's carly stages Diseases OF
the spleen, Asthma Splitting of the Blood, Palpiation oi
the heart Rhcumtt ttism, White Swelling Dropsy, Scr0'u-
ous Dseascs Jaundcc Female Complaints, III all their
varied forms, Low Spirits or Melancholy, Fever Sores,
Ulcers Sc palicuLs with any Of the above or kindred
Chronic Diseases will s1nd of their urine takeu In
the morning in clean vial Dr. S. can make satisfactory
diagnosis OF the case nearly well asf the patient were
nrrscnA Nov. l5, lB60--20tl.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Tug AMhLd ANArfos or LASoUAaEs. There Is a
growing tendency in this age 70 appropriate the most
pressivc words Of other languages, and after while to
incorporate them into thus the word Cophac,
which is from the Greek signifing 'for the bead" is
now becoming popuarfed IN connection with Mr.. Spal-
dmgs great Headache remedy, bat it will be usel
in a more general way, and tho word Ccplac win be-
come as Elccirotypc and many othcrs whose
distinction us foreign words has been away by
mon usage until they seem "native aud to the manor
born
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Life at Pixies Peak.

The following sketch of life and mining
prospects, at Pixies Peak, is given by Coz
respondent of the s.. Louis Democrat:
From June to January, there has been n
great deal of industry and enterprise at work
by from ten to twenty thousand OF the forty or
fifty thousand who emigrated here last sum
mer; and few of the pushing, prudent hard
workers in several sections Of the mines have
realized very handsome fortunes from their
seasons work; but the masses, the maiori Y
of those who came here aAd scettercd over
the mining reg oas, have not made it pay
thus far; indeed, lhey are to day, Genera "
speaking, no better of than they were SIX
months ago, 1t may be entirely different
and much be ter n, xt summer and fall, when
the parties will profit 10y their past experience
in the mining art; and when more capital
shall be invested in the development of sup
posed rich mines. that thus far have been al
lowed TO remain untouched and untunnelled
There is an inexhaustable amount of the gold
in these Rocky Mountain regions, and that too
in paying quantities for the quartz miner
and to IA limited tN ent for the gulch miner
but heretofore the plans and operations OF Tho
thousands who rushed into it, have
not been guided by sufficient practical know
ledge of minjrg or by sufficient aud steady
perseverance in that pursuit to realize the ricl
and legitimate reward.
Too many OF the past years immigration
went into dnkeiing and traflckng at outside
speculatiors, keeping saloons, starting stores
loafng and living ON their shape--gambling
drinking and good for nothing enterprises
in word, going to the devil in a pony ex
press pace, rather than concerning plans all,
and concentrating their capitals upon "hones
labor" in he gulch or in the lode,
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Twenty MnIloSS or DOLLARS SAvEp-Nir. Spall-
ing has sold two millions OF hotties of his celebrated
Prepared Glue and is estimated that each bottle saves
least ten dollars worth of broken furniture thus ma
king aggregate OF twenty millions ufdoars reclaimed
from total loss by this valuable invention. Having made
his Glue household word he now proposes to do the
word still greater service by curing all the aching heads
with his Copholc Pills. and il they are as good as his
Glue, Headaches will soon vanish away like show il,
July.
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4 REAL. BLESSlNtt.

PnYsICIAN.-Wcll Mrs. Jones, how is that headache 4?
Mus. JONES. Comet Doctor all gone the pill YOU
sent cured me IN just twenty minutes, and wish you
would send more 50 that can have them handy
PuNsIClAS.-lou can get them ut any Druggist. Call
for Ncphulic Pills. find they never fail, and recon-
med them in all cases ot Headache
AiHs, JoNts.l shall send for box directly and shall
tell all my suffering friends, for they real blessing.
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NJ 40 How E.ss,.lisr L o2 , Rp.1enrn. 1gLssE,n

Just published 10 Scaled Envelope. S4RAa56Iy
lecture on tho nature aud trcatm2ut and tho radical
cure of Spcrm1torhra or Seminal Weakness, Sexual
Debility Nervousness nnl Involuntary EmlssQns pro-
ducnr tnpotencv Consumption and Mental and Plys.
cal Debility. by ROB. j. CULVEUWELL, NJ. d.
The important fact that the awful consequences Of the
evil Of self abuse may he eccualy removed without
nernl medicines the dangerous application Of cous
ties Instruments mclicated buughlcs other empirical
devices, Is here clearly demonstrated and the entirely
new and highly succcssu treatment as adopted bj the
celebrated author fully explained by which every Que
Is enabled 10 cure himself perfectly anl at the least pos
sblc cost thereby avoiding all the advertised n'strums
of tho day. This lecture will prove boon thousands.
Sent to any address, I'M Ter seal post paid ON the re-
c,ip of ten cent stamp to pay hostage, by addressing
Dr. CllAS J. G. KLINE, 1870 First Avenue, New York,
| most box i, ,5sG l2lv
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GREAr pIscovGRY, Among the most important of all
the great medical discoveries of this age may be con.
sdcrtl the system of vaccination for protection FROM
Small lnX, the Crpnlc Pin for relief of Headache and
the Of Quune for the prevention of Nv2rs either OF
which is sure specific, whose benefits will be expert.
cuced 10y suffering humanity long after their dscoycrcrs
are forgotten.
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A ToucuISG AprEAL.-"Policeman spare
that dog, touch not single hair; he wort S
many hog from on: his muddy lair, Or,
when he was pup, so fcisky and 50 plump,
he Tapped his mlIk from cup, when huugr,
at jump. And then his funny tricks. so
funny in their place, SO full of canine lick ,
upon your hands and face. You will surely
let him livel Oh, do not kill him--lea he
wsg' his narrative, and prays for life--no
lead Go, get the mugale now, and put u +
on his mouth, and stop the bow, bow, bow
and tendency to drought lie is your chill.
drens pet companion of their joy; you viii
not kill him yet, and thus their hopes destroy
No, policeman, spsre that pup, touch not q
single hair; oh, put your pistol up, and g
away from IhereP
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ARDLY REALIZED.

hi nd n oriSlo eadaohe this haftcnoon hand step
ped into the hapohocerics hand says hi 10 the man,
"Can you bcase me Of an cndachc 2" "Docs It hackc
ard" says e. "Irxccednglv" says h hand upon that
g gave Ccphalc Pill, hand pon onor cured
me- 50 quick that ardly realized ad ad eadache
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E Il NJ ) GlN EN AW \ y !

E \ Il VI ) q II EN \ W \ !
Mr., VIM, McKm proposes to dispose of his lands in
this county as u mcrcy nominal price.
lie will sell the south half of the north west Quarerof
section % town s. range TO- containing 80 acres for five
hundred dollars. Said land has bccn thoroughly dchcl
aud drained AT an expense ot $2i5l
lie will also sell the south half of the Souhwestquar
ter Of section ~, town 4, range IL, al the price,
Enquire of H. II, DODGE, Attorney At law, Pcrys-
burg, Ohio
Also tor sale large number of Town Lots both herr
and in the town of MNlErovc, with and without Improve.
mcuts. together with several valuable Farms.
Perry ShurC NOV. 10, 1889. II, H. DODGE.
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For sale by Peck s Hamilton, Perryshulg; Laskcy,
Pratt u Co., Glcad; lliskins, Roller UlShns Portage;
$ Clymcr Otsrgo; Mcdonald, Gilcad; o Kcclcr New
Wcs,Ntld, : l. Roughton, Bowling Green; L EnSnin-
ger. Frlypor Y Carman, Montgomery p Roads, II Ros-
nlae West Mllgrovc; Bronson, Eog,Ne, and ly
druggists and merchants generally throughout the
Try Jan 3, lSNl-lly
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
IN SIMPLICITY OF DESIGN AND
PERFECTION OF WORKMANSHIP UNSURPASSED
BY ANY MACHINE YET MANUFACTURED

Its simplicity in operation is such that child ten
years old it with ease. Its several parts berg
constructed philosophical principles it is not liable 10
get out of order 1t makes strong, elastic and durable
stitch. 1t scws from two common spools and makes but
little noise
All who contemplate buying wish to see the best
Sewing Machine now in use, respectfully invited To
all on n. Ii. CALLARD, in whose Tailor
Shop it is now in practical operation.
J. b, GREGORY, Agent
!, October | |. lS60-23!y
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In these eN,iicg times cv,ry body sho',
leai the p'pars, he Journa for s,aGce.
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,rioo rs cents per Rex; Five boxes for sloo,

Fo, sale by Peek 4 Hamilton, rcrrysbury, o.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

character, arr~d even the common decency OF the
soldier, ,ou can have your full share. You are
ara should be held answerable for the conse-
quences Of what you can correct, if yen care 70
do your duty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27
From the Nashville Banner, September u
Runored Hmttle at paducah.

GkXERAL A. SIDNEY JOHNSON Is "
GENERAL d + cnEATIAM IEAns THE AbvASfE
We received information Yesterday from e
Young = nlirrnan, resident Of this county,
direct i,u:n Paducah, which leaves no doubt "h
our mind that the Fetlrrals and Conirjeri;'-
have had al Important engagement at AID neal
PadncAh, probably rcsul,lng in tn: d lat u!
the former, and the possession OF the cry H.
Gen. Johnson.
On informant i,uSsed through Pajn1t!' 9'
Wednesday, where he learned that tlr Fed.
rlls, upon information that there were aoo''
G,U Lonfc,irrutcS at Mllhurn, Il point thirty
lwu miles from Pa,lucat, sent sup 10 a''a'''
them. The Federa!s found, l:nHcser, tbs t"ii'
we're 1900 Conitderates at Mll5urn, nni
barely succeeded in escaping in di>or'isT.
Gen. Grant lhereupon sen! ii. "ii"Ir ."''''
r.scl wing about 3, 900 10 hid r.iducalI. '"";'
lack the COnfederatrs ut Milbarn. Our az
i.rluant passed through Paducah OH Nrd''|
day, and slept that night lbnul eight mics
from lLa city. Ga Th ,~rssia:', being hp.f'
hensire Of arrest, he started on tJfstoa;" al
d dwight. He states that h: Heard heavy l'i!'s
III the dire elton Of Milburn aid pnhIrt. a'
d4,, anil until he ~rtaclIe.! ard cr"-~td l'h"c''
see iIsrr, about UHe fGhr :ctYr- SHUTDOWN
lie is Of the upIiIi,.n, .rrII "!.I' n; '''''
sui,r, that Gen. johnson att.cked Paduca"
TnuTscag morning, while Gen. I ~l"caehain 'n.
gage! Tic main body ut ~. n,sr M:lourn' a''
that our forces have pGsscsSi' n 81 he Gil!
He could learn nothing as 10 tie result
M'iGu,n, but wc have 40 aptrea-n'loL7 "
ti.at score. -
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The Nashville Patriot" says the 6ght at
t;srboursville, in Kentucky, wss exaggerated
bath as to the numbers engaged and the arms
taken. The %enepy'S force consisted Of about
200 II the Knox county Home Guards. Their
loss was fifteen filled and two prisoners taken.
Forty guns were taken.
General Z,l!icotEar arrived Thursday after
III" light.
i bad condition Of affairs exists in that sec.
ton Of kentucky. The people have been
aroused by the tales of the Lincolnilcs, and
taken to the w"ods. They are extremely hos
tile, 80 much so that it is dangerous for our
forces TO so about except in considerable
squads. The inhabitants are pursuing the In
dian mode Of warfare, AMI fire on them from
behind trees, ST., without warning.
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Te TIE Editors IF the Enquirer:

SEPTEMBER 23d, 1861.
Gentlemen: Tho election for members
Of Congress, for the Confederate States, is
now soon to come of, and it is a matter Of no
small importance who are to represent U.S.
We want men who are bold and decided in their
opinions and acts, and who have exhibited Il
readiness to serve the Confederate States, in any
capacity. No man in the 4th Congressional
| district has been more ready to proclaim and en-
force his opinions, or has labored more assidu.
ously in the cause Of the Confederate States
than Col. Thomas F. Goode, Of M~ecklenburg,
who is now serving in the Confederate army as
Major of Cavalry, in the peninsula, a position
which he has reached, by honorable promotion
for gallant services, from the post Of Captain.
The moment the tuccin oil war was sounded,
Col. Goode, who had done gallant service in
the Convention Of Virginia for the Southern
cause, resigned his seat in the Convention,
and raised and had equipped in q very short
time, a company of cavalry, which will com
pare faYorably with any in the Confederate
service, and which, under his command, has
performed such valuable service MS entitled
him, i'll the opinion Of the powers that oc, to
honorable promotion.
But Colonel Goodies gallantry, and his line
talents and bold bearing. arc too Well known,
even before his valuable services III the Con
Ventlon, to the voters Of the District, to require
any iurlher Continent on the part Of the writer
of This brief notice. Suffice it to say, that it is
the wish OF 4 large number Of the people Of The
District that Colonel Goode should represent
US in Congress; and the object of this notice
is to call attention to him, and to ask his hume
rous friends and admirers to rally to his
standard.
1t is hardly necessary to say that Ibis notice
is without the knowledge Of Colonel Goode,
but if his friends wish his services in Congress,
and I believe they do, lie has no right 10 de-.
cline, and ! am satisfied will not.
LUNESBrRG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

We arc awaiting with anxiety to learn where
the Lincoln Naval Expedition is to strike. Sup
positions vary considerably, but they point
most generally to Brunswick, in Georgia !; Fer
nandina, in Florida; the Calf Coast between
Mobile and New Orleans, OF To the vicinity OF
Wilmington in North Carolina. The enemy
have it in their power to annoy us very con-
siderably by these p~iraticsl descents; but
without doing US any serious injury or gaining
to themselves any substantial advantage
They pay largely for the whistle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

We learn from y gentleman who saw the
Baltimore papers Of Monday that they contalu
Lexington, Missouri. 1t rssaultetJ; in 0 ehsl eeolaa''
plete victory Of the Confederate troops, who,
after three days hard fighting, succeeded in
taking the city. A remnant Of the Federal
troops refreshed in safety. The account, which
Of course comes from i Federal source, repre-
ssnts that the loss on both sides was very
heavy, tina, of the Confederates prepnnder'
ating.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

s!Surgeon Dinwiddie 3. Phillips, G. S. Navy,
has been detached from service with our forces
in Western Virginia, anil is under orders to re
port at New Orleans, after u fur!ough Of a few
weeks, to Flag Officer Hollins. Surgeon p. has
made many friends while on his late tour Of
duty, who part with him with much regret.
We understand that General Henry A.. Wise
is expected soon to arrive in this city, To re-
port To the Wpr Department in person.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27
GENERAL WOOL AND the CoNTRAHANp Ne
GROES.

Msjor Cannon, of General Wools Staff, has
arrived with dispatches Gen. Wool wants to
know wha! to do with the negroes, upward Of
tSo thousand Of whom are nos at Fortress
Monroe. Gen. Wool is ordered to send to
! Washington all whom he can ~spare-the men
to be put on the intrenclments, and the women
in the camp kitchens, to be paid for their ser
vices. Beside two thousand at the fort, there
are ten or fifteen on each of our mcn of-war
which sail from Hampton Roads, who get IS a
month and found.