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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28

We regret to learn that the Hancock Jgf
Isrsontah has been temporarily suspended,
of its subscriber to pay up. This does not
speak well fog the credit Of the county
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But enough. We commerd to the earnest
attention Of all parties interested the law
as Interpreted by the best legal minds in the
State:
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m a vth OF Tho vfn,,ed s,o,o.

Has been about per cent. per annum, while tho
increase Of the Mcxican Musisnd Linimeut has been
nom ~ TO 10 per cen showing the estimation and
increasing popularity Of this invaluable article IL
has no doubt saved the country half million year
IN horses and cattle alone; while for human all.
mentS, such as bruises, stiff joints, rheumatism,
palms, cuts, burns bitcs cakcd breasts, &C., IL has
no equal. Did you ever see 1t tried without sue.
ecssupon either man or boestS 1t should always 30
kept in every house and stable. Accidents will oc.
cur. Promptness is efficacy. But be particular
and buy of mono but respectable dealers. SEQ that
every bottle has the signature Of ID. s. Barnes pro.
pretor, and O. W. Westbrook, chemist and the
precautionary words, "Trade" "Msrk" in two me-
dallions OF the Federal Currency Sold at 26 cts,
90 cts. and 81 per bottle, by all respectable dealers
HAMILTON, PerTysburg. ID. 5. BARNES, NY.
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r. m. miller A. c.

Have just received magnificent stock Of
new goods. Those who desire TO consult
their own interests, as to quality and price,
viii Of course give them call, before the
"choicc patterns" are all gone.
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,. pARKss pn1ckLI y pLAsrEhs.

Thoy Impart Strength they Annihilatc Pain.
These delightful plasters yield readily
Parks 20 the motion of the body, absorb perspi'
Patent ration and throw of all the offensive
Porus coagu!ated impurities of tho SYSTEM
Prekly They should be used for all Chronic
Plasters Pains Faintness Dyspepsia, Colds, Con
Are sumption, Rheumatism, Female Weak
Sold ness, etc. They retain their active prop.
By all erties when other Plasters are useless,and
Dealers where applied pain cannot exist Every
From family should have them. One size on
10 III cloth, three sizes onleather. sample sent
Dimes. by mail, on receipt o! 25 cents :,
D S. BARNES. Is g. Is Park Row y. J
April, le6l---l9ly.
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Philip Hyman SOC; Wm. SaiGc, 25c.; John Nc
Kec, - 90; Altx Peugh, 81 90; Mis- p. Dull 81 %;
Miss Fowler, zoe; john Rowland, Jr., 2ic. Mrs.
John Miller, 50c Mrs. G. Fisher ! i 90: Mrs, Wm.
Glubtr soc; X. l.. Pratt, 45c. L. Whitehall, 5Uc
VIM, Bsnscottr, 5 90.
no. ATOMS, MISCELLANEOUS.
Mrs. f. Arnold, IT, yds cotton flannel; Mrs. Deloa
Pratt, 10 yds cotton hdnny., Atkinson ami Ashi-y'
l5I yds do. Mrs. Jane liInSu1Ie' ava yIs S'''e'
ing aud II yds cotton launal; Mrs. JaluO uuumll,
yds sneeting; Mrs Joan CampD.ll, pair piloW
cas- $, pair sheets and one bun liz cotton cloth; Mrs
b. Bassett pair socks, 2 hdntAerchiels anu a
package dried fruit; Mrs. Wm. Suosh, packages
dried nuit AMI ont do. swee. corn; Mrs. CuiOerSon
one package sweet corn: Mrs. Wm. Pilm.r, cans
fruit and shtet; Mrs. = Gum, can ot trut, she L.
teaspoons and pillows with cases; Miss p. Cru
Der, cans fruit; Mrs. Jane HmslAle 10 cans fruit
qtS sweet cora and one tuint boher with lamp;
MISS Mary Pratt can Of fruit and roll baullge
Mrs c. Fisher, 5 cans fruit towels, pair socks
and roll banlage; Mrs. II. Bolts sheet Mrs. John
Huffman, on1 pair socks Mrs. Wm Prd!t, palr o
Sheets pair Ot pillow cds.s, sack sweet corn, cans
fruit, bIniages and linen; Mrs VIM. Pryor, rolls
ban ages Mrs. j. Atkinson, teaspoons and one
pair sh cts Mrs. Il. Carson, pair socks; Mrs Geo
Laskey pair socks, pair mltt-ns, comfort, cans
tomatoes, bottle wins; Miss Alics Pratt, kandker-
chiefs; Marian Laskey, one pin ball, hlndkerchieis
Miss Martha Campbell, one pair socks, h tndker-
chiefs; Miss Laura Ctmpball, one pin bIll Mira. o.
L. liinsdale, one quilt, pairs socks, plates,
knives and forks, can lr,it and handkerchieis
/
packages an = ms fru,; Nj j.. Lewis, pack iGc
fruit; Mrs. Starr and j. Foote, Large can of but
t.r Lillian Fisher, pin ball. l3 hankerehiets anJ
cake soap; Mrs. a. j. Gardner, bottles grape wine
pair socks, 3 lbs corn starch and do chocolate
Mrs Geo. Kimberlin, hospital shirt, towels, fan.
mel handage (body) roll oiled silk, roll batting, ban
dages, yeast cakes and dried truit Mrs. Allen Nc
Douga, cans fruit; Mrs. r. b. Mead. one can fruit
f. G. O'Donald two tin cups and twelve fruit cans
The following named ladies rendered valuable as
sisance in making up material into drawers, shirts
etc.; Mrs. d. a. Avery; NJ Fuller. G. W Bell. W
Moley, j. r. Huff, w. Arnold, ii. Eoles, Seneci
Sterling, s. Bassurd, Geo. Lnskey, L. Bucklin, anC
the Misses L. Bass1tt, c. BAssett, NJ. Averey, Z
Pratt, NJ. Pratt, T.. Gruber, and +. Motley.
From the above it will be seen that the ladies
done well in this part Of Tho county. There is nj
aid society organized here, ana To Mrs. llinsdal
especial credit is due for her patriotism and services
in collecting these valuable hospital stores for th
gallant 2st; notwithstanding the remarks m de tt
her by some cowarily and cont mptbe secession
| lists 0NE WHO KNOWS.
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TuE ATLASTIc MoSrnLv, December, 1901 Tick.
nor X Fields, Boston, Mass.
The present number comes fully up 70 the stan
dard of its literary prcecdents; and the propretors
state as we have gathered from observation in the
past, that no pains have been spared to make TIE
volume of the present year interesting, and that
industry will be wanting In the future their part
to r.nier the forthcoming volume adequate to the
rcqurem nt5 of times so pregnant with great events
as those of to-day. The S'eat,st literary m.n of
the nation found among the list uE contributors
of this manly and gcncrous-acting periodical. An
elevated American spirit can always b. found illus
trated in its pages. Among ia, contributors and
contributions for the volume beginning with Janu-
airy are:--Professor Agassiz who will begin with
the volum,, series of articles on Natural History
an kin tred topics new Romance, uy N,tl ltniIi
Hawthorne, will APPEAR early in the year; new
story, Uy tnc late Theodore Winthrop, commences
with the January number Geo, Il. Wmdsnip, the
strong man." known the world over for his sue
cesSu experiments in Gymn ,Scs contributes,
The Autobiography of n Strength -seeker articles
from the pens OF james Russell Lowell, II .nry w.
Longtellow, Il. W. Emerson, o. w. Holmes, j. &.
Whittier. Baydrl Taylor, Mrs. Harriet Beechcr
Stowe, Harriet Mirtineau, " The Country Parson,
and others. Term, three dollars year, in ad-
vance; two copies, So five copies, $40.
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Mothers, read this.

The following is an extract from letter written
by the pastor Of q Baptist church to tho journal
aud Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio and speaks vol
umes in favor or thnt world renowned medicine
Mas. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRrr FoR CHILDREN
rHSTH1Sd:
awe see an advertisement In your columns Of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never
said word in favor of patent medicine before In
our Gfc buwo feel compelled to say to orr readers,
KNOW IT TO BE ALL 1T CLAIMS. 1t is, probably,
Of the most successful medicines of the day, bo.
cause 1t s one Of the bes and those of yuur readers
who have babies can't do better than toay in o
supply. 4g-ly.
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The following endorsements OF
SPALD!NG'S CEPHALIC PILLS,
will convince all who suffer from HEADACHE
that
SPEEDY AND SHURE CURE
IL WITHIN THEIR REACH.
s these Testimonials ,c,rc ,a.soiicl5y r. SPA1pISG,
they afford ,u,queg'ionaJie proofof the efficacy
efAis truly sci,ahiic !!tacoray.
MAsoxvlL1r, CoNx, Feb. s. 1861.
I have tried your Caphalc Pills, and like them
so we'll that want you to send ms two dollars
Part Of these are for the neighbors to whom
gave few out of the first box got from you.
Send the Pills by mail and oblge
Your obt Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
From tie Eroo,iaer, Norfolk, Ia.
CephaTic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, viz; Cure of headache in all its
forms.
From he Eraniner, Noyolk, Ia.
They have been tested in more than thousand
casas, with entire success.
From nc Democrat, 81. Cloud, Hin.
If you are or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Cephalic Pills,) that you
may have them in case Of an attack.
Fran, the Adcertiser Providence, n. I.
The Cephalc Pills are said to be remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and one OF the
very best for that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered.
From he Western R. r. Go=eite, chicago, IA.
We heartily endorse Mr. Spalding and his unriv-
allied Cephalic Pills,
From he Southern Paal6nder, N@ Orleans, La.
Try them! you that are afflicted and we are suro
that our testimoney can be added to the already
numerous list that has received benefits that no 9TH
or medicine can produce.
From tIe Gazette Dar0por1, Iorca.
! Mr.. Spaldng would not connect his name with an
article he did not know to possess real merit.
From. He CDainprcioi, Cincinnati Ohio,
Suffering humanity now be relieved.
e9y-A single bottle of SHALDINGS PREPARED
! GLUE viii save ten times its cost annually.-E
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUEl
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDlNGs PREPARED GLUEi
ECONOMY pIsPATcHi
Gg- "a STITCH r; Tine SAVES NINE" ~,
As accidents will happen, even 10 well regulated
families it ID very desirable 10 have cheap and
convenient way for repairing Fs1niture, Toys,
Crockery, &c.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household eau
afford 70 be without Il. 1t is always roady, AMI up
to the sticking point
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
E.B-A Brush accompanies each Bottle. Price,
IS cents. Address,
HENRY C. SPAULDING,
No. 4S Cedar sueet New York.
CAUfl =.
! As certain unprincipied persons are attempting
| 10 palm of on the unspspscting public, limitations
! Of my PREPARED GLUE would caution all pse.
sons 70 axsmipo before purchasing aud that the
| full nams,
EW-SPAULDING'S PREPARED GLrE. ~
s the out side wrapper all others aFs swiadllng
! eounterfeits.
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AID for the Soldiers,

Ed. Journal: Will YOU please publish the fol-
lowing acknowle lgemcnts in the JoWaai, for donA-
tuns to tl1 sick % IN! 2lst Regiment? The whole
IN I'd. in bulk, two larg1 boxes. sent by the ladies
o. Gl.ad and vicinity
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Our Rink Table.

ARruuRs Hons MAO AziNE, December 1891 7. s
Arthur, Philadelphia, Pa.
The present number comes laden with its rich
treat of interesting, instructive and strictly
productions. AS Il "homc magazine" it is suited
to all, both high and low, rich and poor, Each
number is embellished with a superb steel engrav.
ing, together with numerous other ilus,rAtonsj--
stories, illustrated pattern work, kitchen reccps,
editorials, etc, abound. Terms, only two dollars
year, in advance,
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Philip Hyman, SOC; VIM. Saidc, 2jc.; John Nc
Kee, -, 90; MSx Ptugh, 81 90; Mis-. p Dull, Sl.0j
Mss Fowler 70c.; ,Ion Rowland, DR.. 2jc. Mrs
John Miller 5Oc.; Mrs. G. Fisher, ) 90; Mrs, WIN
Gtubtr soc; K. l.. Pratt, 45c l.. Whitehall, 5Uc.
VIM Dsnscuttr 81 90.
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From the Gazette, Ddvcnport, IoieG.
Mr.. Spalding would not connect his name with an
.rticle he did not know to possess real merit.
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War Neru,s.

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gseentea 20 uovefn% ZonoASi " Rsa
SMITH sho hANp, !" kma"en.
THRHr compsnIes at HaYpRs Ferry, rsesntay
refustd to driil under any dag bet tAs otal
| and Stripes.
ToR,up ysyAxous Csr,r or pe;vw q -
a frieLdly visit 70 Jcss M,ros Bo1is. 8. N
WIIIIAMs of Wa,bing,on- vss thfe.u -
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The ynshin Reisu Of Terror.

A letter from an cid citizen OF Washington
county Va in the southwestern portion Of
tbe state, Gays:
The intolerance Of our revolutionary leaders
equals that Of the French Revolution. The Vi
olsnt few rule the order loving many.
Am slaveholdsr, and identified with the
South by bolh interest and affection. My
children are SoutheInss ITO tho manner born. "
Yet, II had voted against the Ordinance Of
Ddmndtion, should to-day DO an exile, or .
corpse. The vote throughtu, the state Is worse
than mockeryi Il Is an outrage. But l sn
pettirp too bold. | write to thank you for the
Eng uiTer that you were so kind AZ to have sent
TO me. What an antag gonism between many OF
The spes cbes Of members Of the Convention, and
their subiequ,n' acts.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE -, 1861.
Osvh War . Civiilser.


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NiSoellaneeus.

Mr.. BEsrLHY, tho famous Iondsn p.bii'h-
stated at s133, 900.
Or THE FIVE THOUSAND AErnrs In PsriS
nearly three lfths volunteered duriug NAre-
Icons campaign.
THERE ARK RIO ut thousand men II work
upon the Suez Canal, and 1t Is to bs opeasA
Lext year.
Tux STORY about Quesp vICroRIAs lsasav
is revived. She is said to have caught th1
mplaint from her cablnst ministers.
TnE POPULATION Of Nova Scotia 10 Asesr-
tsin,d to bs about $50 900. In 1851 II wss
276, III, showing an increase Of nearly 81, 900.
A VALuABL. MS Of tho 10Th century, ~
lalipg TO Free Masonry, has been discovered n
,be British Museum.
TIN DkusN Cuur SAID BEY DJsssLAD.
who ,Ssis' cd in tho massacre OF the Christial.S
died in prison on the 1lth ult.
THE MAGKERRL vEsstLs which left New
rort two weeks asc, have returned homo wttl
mll cugoes.
An OLD FAMALK SLAVE at Fortress Moorss,
Gays sLe had "a kinc-a very kind nassA -
Why, bless de Lor T. shs added, in presf q
tha fact "he neGJor put Gires IN his co,ehiQes -
al his ife :"
Tux PRESIDENT AND HIS RIVAL Let 1t b
remembered that at tho tomb Of DOUGLAS
there was no more siDcsIe mourner, no 0oS
II orc stricken with grief than his old rival and
petitor-ABRAirAa LINCOLN.
THousANIs or LETTERS are still mailed
isily IN Washington for the South, notwith-
sent after Jsre Ist. Women call at the Cfaos,
Bld bag, with tears, that their letters may b
fer Eai dtd to friends in the South
MIR. CmAuLHs Disxrss, in private htt.r
says; For some wesks past have been mues
hav. ~, abl;y.d ne fprego many soc,.I -
rspsments. / lind myself' after all 80 unas
tor a hot lighted room, and inJe.d FOR Londou.
that I sra Obliged 10 20 ssay for ehapre 10 d.
seaside"
PLATE dLAss feeo"WsnSsa Whs.sss ss Prts,a Prv..a
tstive agau st bur giaris,. wherever the oufsi6
encounters plate glass he must either givs ap
the job, OF he must employ force that VIII aiArI
any but tho most sleepy household: Tns bese
diamohd can only seIaISh .hs surface a paase
s,a's' anu II requires he@'y pisseuis '" o'S
Yellow fENkn'Ei ID IsPo,a P;,, On NJ
authority OF well informed eiosaI .'ni,n@
| pas that thtIe was |n.s%. 80.
IN New orleans leans iT'c, i ,Sst thsy. v.r. tSrss
report ", 10 ~, f.vsr In the Cbaritv HosudtsI
cn% rlssn. And ftom the esrly brssEins,
~, "r ~. .n;d.mic II Vas fsaysd that IL veuH
Su' ., sSy v;oI.nt
70 ''''
The PARIS Monde, which succeeds the UsS-
| rsr,e IA orp an Of the Hish Church party -
| France, sxhorts Mexico to plaos hsrssR lnlsR
the dominion Of Spain, as st. Domingo has
done and invites the Spanish Govsrnment 'to
profit on its side by the liberty Of actisa
which the American crisis affords it." tt
do,s not Mexico Will rapidly fall to the isvss
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Military News.

ALNo IT EouPrAD.-Col. LAHsrsu's Rsgi.
m,nt In the Pnk barracks have nov reesived
nearly all their arms and equipmsnts. A largs
lot vas funishcd them on Monday.
THE TuIRrr.yInyr psuy
K ofuss1st regiment, Col. PRArr, has bcsa
mustered into the U. 8. service. Tnis CON-
p'st.s tho fpai organization OF tho regiment
Tus "CAIIrossIAr REotNKSIs.-Colousl
MArHxwsoss "C.lifcruia" Regiment, quar-
tered at Camp Yates 8. l.. has now enrolled over
300 men. The uniforms will probably be far
nishsd this week. The greater pttion of a
month spont in drilling has mad, thom quite
expert.
Colonel BAKHRs "Clifosnis" Regiment, do
In: garrison duty at Fort Schuyler, number,
over thousand men. Tncy have boon almost
entirely uniformed, equipped aud armod.
THK UNroS DkFrNsx CoNMrrEK.-This
Committee having discharg,d all its more pres
sirg business will hold but weekly mostin.,s,
Of both the general and executive committees
hereafter. All communication or applications
made in the interim will be reported to tho
Committee q. in next meeting by the ssere-
tsry. The Committee on rcl Of for families
will be found at No. IL Fourth Averue, where
DR.. GRIsoos constantly acts as agent.
TiIK WAGON TRLIs FOR SICKLSs' BRrGApE.
--l6 large and strongly built wagons were
tho great fosture In tho Park Mondsv, which
nos every day has some new sm II sensation.
They bore the initials u. g., and |. vas stated
arc intended for tbs wag,n uin Of SfokLrs'
brigade, which 10 to consist Of 200 wsgeBs
Each wagon is said TO be strong enough to
carry . lead sf thre tons over tho roushsst
military roads.
CARL sCuusz' CAvALyr REoINsrr This
command IL rapidly moving to completion.
Major RHInoIDs, Of Michigan. an old United
States cavalry officer, is spoken Of as com
mandsnt, In place sf Mr.. SCuURz, nov on his
way as Minister TO Spain.
QuARIKRs or VOLUNTEER Tsoors.- The
following are the quarters OF volunteer troops
In New Yoik and its vicinity:
ohE.simsn,, Col wusor, Camp Warrington
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To lie KhitOr OfMe n. ]. SWN:

To he Editor ofhe n. y. sun;
Would II not bo good plan to clo's all stores
In Ns~ YuIS CAY al o'clock, during the present
stat Of sG.lif. la Phialtipuis, stores srs closed
a. . T.. M MuN dttsc.eTks ia our lNrrs houses
have hsl u Oh az lpwsrei, some ~ hslf tho for
NOR rats Sud, wb.s no bustLess Is dong, tasy
might lie arilmg d. ssIycs ( their country, "
Necessary. by ins.It'pg Me a'ave, You will mU!h
ObIilg A puIf.NDfLT1nAs
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tsryst"te hat 81. ,rds in nirty months nSo, wh ~
sAe poured her iegiops orer gonnto.r dsd sea, a
drore a great enpiyc asl u Jiiendly state out Of
an dntierS dppdndqe.
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Nrw YoRE. June 9Th, 1861.
10 HE EJifoy of he n. y. sun:

SR.--In your Moucay'S isuo you tell us
tLsS AdSUs' LNi r,s' C,up.ay send packages ~
tie SuLLLetr, rr- ui e. , Gso. 1hir ,sks Ioav "
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To The Editors Of The Sm:-
GEsrLKMKH: inform tho Els sorth
AS, hal thore has dv = n

sociAsi0n that there has already bsen 'pent
raistd In honor Of Col, ELIswuRru. That the regi-
meLt a, hts request elected their vn officers Thst
the ugin' ~ manksd out OF III city under his
command. Thai the regiment lOBcd him while
living and avenged bis death Tnu shs regimsnt
wiz onn,nus - Hvspgo him. ThW tue rsyimsn NJ is
and ,vsI Viu be KIN bwn as Eh sw0RTus Regiment
Thsi while he iiytd the regiment would seIve ua.
diT no other cImnAnder. And when the tesI-
m,nt .uts iLto batIs Etlsrorth will be 'heit bat
tic c'y. That this Isguneni claims and VII irs
ON having tia, hGlsr. And fr tie (icOud bcl
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Elrr orthI LIST R'gincm f.F 70 L,uLvoB, aud
lhat 10 II comp std Of New York fnUHeI.
Your, Sc,
OrrlHIOs Iu IdrDstnos.
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Col. eFssMoSr's ready Judgment saw
In Europe. Writing TO friend, he says, Il
shall look about here to soc whsre the beat war
supplies can bs had, and sndsavor TO make
some conditional arrangements for artillery and
small arms suficisnt for large force. This is
the best thing that can do, and II may gain
time In tho event that thsss things should ba
required"