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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-06
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CHEMICOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

CHEMICOP PHYSICIAN.
May be consulted free of charge at the following
times and places
Fostoria, Hays House, Tuesday, March 49,;
again, April 2S.
Findlay, Crooks Hotel: Monday, March II
Fremont, Kesslcr Hotel, Wednesday, March 10
again, April 80.
Pcrrysburg, Exchange Hotel. Wednesday, after
noon, April Q; again, May 2l.
MY THEORY ASD TREATMENT
Are new and different from any one in the United
States, and challenge any one to produce the same
success that have met with in treating Chronic
Diseases. Ny theory is based upon the chemical
operations of the body, believing diseases to depend
upon disproportoncd condition of the fluids OF the
body, whereby the solids be come unhealthy by
analysing the secrctionS, blood, &c, of the body,
and finding out what is deficient in excess and
supplying to the system what is wanting. am
enabled to cure often by small amount of medicines
where the patient has been druggcd with medicines
fNr long yoars to M "h,'ct
Now Dyspepsia, in the great majority of fcases, de-
dcndS mainly upon n disproportioned state of the
gastric or digestive fluids of the stomach. When
this gastic fluid is proportioned properly, the food +
Thoroughly digcstcd and assimilatcd. Viewing Dys-
pepsia by the rules Of Chcmicopathoogy, and giving
trestmeut accordngly,I am enabled to cure 40 cases
out of so, and 40 eases out 30 Of Consumption As
| thma, Bronchitis and Laryngitis, and Liver Com
daint, Piles, Neuralgia, Dizziness or Sick Headache
! Nervous Debility and Female Diseases--n every
case cure, and other diseases proportionatcly.
CONSUMPTION.
s-sy" DIR. McMillen uses an improved Inhaling In
! strumcnt for the of Consumption, Asthma, Bron
chits and Laryngitis by this we can make gooc
an application TO the diseased Lung and Throat a:
we could to a sore anywhere the exterior of tn,
body.
DR.. NJ. uses pure Chcmicopathic and Botanic Rem
edies. He gives a mild tonic treatment which act,
chemically, and assists Nature to free herself. On,
ounce Of assistance TO Nature is worth a pound o
| poisonous drugs TO the disease.
Consultation and advice free.
Information in regard to my treatment and sue
cess call on, or write to-
Mrs. s. b. Abbott, Portage, Wood county, Ohio
Mrs. Robert Jacobs, Eaglcvillc, Wood county, Ohio
i Mrs. Jesse Hukell, Browns Corners, Wood county
Ohio; Andrew Cross, Milgrove, Wool county, Ohio
John Cummins, Hassan, Hancock county, Ohio J
A. Smith, Elmore, Ottowa county, Ohio; g. z
| Church, Toledo, Lucas county, Ohio.
All communications must be directed 10 DR.. J
| i. McMillen. Cleveland. Ohio.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-06

HALLS Of Congress was saet abhrranec, ard the,
prcgncsueated "svil, ,srd sv'l culv sud- that con-
unualJ "" from it, niiassSs On puVic affairs. Lst
M spirit Of Grccdouy bVrn with our revolution, and
secured by our National Constitution, riss up be-
tween hotn likoan angel of mercy, and banish them
forever. Then will the nation renew i,s mighty
youth, and go in 'he wontcd spirit Of the heroes
of the revolution, in It's grand progress Of glory,
prosperity aud renown. ...
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-06
Foreign Intrigue. In Mexico.

WAsHNdroN, March Pit is said to be
clearly understood between tho Allied Pow
ers, that Monarchy will be the result Of the
present invasion of Mexico, notwithstand-
ing the assurances given the United States
that the Allies did not seek any political
object there. 1t is believed they will say
that the monarchy is established by the
frec.will of the Mexican people, just MS the
Empire was established in France.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-06
The MOrtarsDoats.

The Chicago Jowadt of the 22d ult an
nounocd that tho entire fleet of mortar
boats - thirty-.ight in all - would he com
pleted that night. Seventeen were in com
plete trim on the 10th. Captain Constable
expressed himself confident of his ability
TO shell out every Rebel fortitication on
the Mississippi, above New Orleans, by
thcir aid alone.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-06
The Evacuation of Columbus.

WASHINGTON, March 2.--~A dispatch was
to-day received from Com. Foote, saying
Lieut.. Phelps, sent with q flag of trhce to
Columbus has returned, and reports that
Columbus is being evacuated. lie saw the
Rebels burning their winter quarters, and
removing the heavy guns on the Bluffs, but
leaving those i'll the water batteries. The
indications were that the town OF Column
bus, together with the military stores, had
been burned.
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From IIarpcr,s Ferry.

BOLIVAR, Va, Feb, 29th,-Since Monday
night Iiarpcr's Ferry and it's vicinity have
changed hands. Our advance guard, con
sisting Of the 2Sth Pennsylvania regiment
passed over the Potomac from Sandy Hook
to Harpcrs Ferry before daybreak on Mon
day morning, by rope-ferry, and took pos
session of the town.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-06

CucAGo March. 2. 49, Advices received
from Charleston, Mo-, brings intelligence of
the capture of 30 men of JeG. Thompson's
band, and small one,poundcr guns, near
Sikeston.
The guuhoat Lexington had an engage
ment at Savannah, Tenn, with Rebel bat
terry,
The Niccolls House, Bloomington. H.,
was destroyed by FIRE last night Loss,
S35, 900; insurance, $50 900.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-06
Murrrcesboro Abandoned.

WAsHINoToS March 2.---Gcn. Buell. tele-
graphcd to Gen. Mcclellan last night that
the Rebels have abandoned Murfreesboro
and are in full retreat towards the Tennes'
see River. Crossing this river will place
them in Alabama, and free Middle Tennes
zee of every armed Rebel force, lnasmucl
as the enemy retreat along Railroad line
tearing up the rails as they pass, it will be
difficult for Gen. Buell. to catch them.
II is announced that the Tennessee and
Cumberland Rivers will lie opened this
week To free and nnobstructcd commerce
under the order of the Secretary OF Treas
urv
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-06

gold passing through the re6ner's iiru, shall
be pufi6cd 'of its tIro-s. and hereafter cit
amongst the nations Of the Garth, the high
est example Of justice and equity; and Of
FREQ, unfettorcd constitutional liberty.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-06
Denth OF Gen. Lander.

PAW PAW, Va, March q Gen. Lander
died to-day, from the deblitating effects of
wound received at Z wards Ferry. Gen.
Shields succeeds him.
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Senator Appointed.

Gov. Morton has appointed Ex-Governor
Joseph A. Wright United States Senator
from Indiana, to fill the place Of Jesse d.
Rrirht
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-06

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 27.-Col. Woods cavalry
has driven the Rebels out of Texas, and
Howell Counties, Mo-, and taken 60 prison
nra
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Gnms. Rnckner nnd TiIghmRn.

CLEVELAND. Feb 22.--(iens. Buckncr and
TilChman passed here this morning, en route
for Fort W arren, in charge of Col. Coates.
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QUALITY is the BEST TEST of CHEAPNESS.
Inspection and Comparison will prove that fer va
rcty, elegance, richness, cheapness, beauty and
quantity, this stock is unsurpassed by any now Of
fercd in the West.
LADlEs'FAsmoNApLE DRESS aooDs,

In this department great advantage may be obtain
ed by close cash buyers from the fact that the goods
are boughtfor cash directly of the eastern dealers
and manufacturers and all imported goods are bot
at just what it costs to import them, hence he can
afford to sell goods at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-06
A Splendid Stock Of New aud
SeasonaJle GOODS!

Which we now offer to all Ready
Pay Buyers at prices that shall be
satisfactory. We flatter ourselves
that we have bought our Goods at
the right time, ut the right place,
and at low figures, which will enable
us to sell them at prices that will
suit all who may iavor us with a call.
We can and will save you hand
some per centage if you buy of us.
We defy competition, and solicit an
examination of our Goods and pri-
ces. No charge for showing Goods.
L. II. MILLER & co.
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DOLLAR SEWING
: MACHINES.
S25 SEWING MACHINES !

JUST RECEIVED, per Express, Williams L
orvis mrivallcd Double Loop Sewing Machines,
warranted to stitch all kinds Of materials, from the
finest cambrcs linens to the heaviest wooden fab
rics. It is equal tn any other Family Sewing Ma
chine made, and SIS less than the lowest price Of
any Of the high cost machines.
Any person in want OF "Tip- Top" machine
will save money BY calling on M, and buying one
Of the Williams & Orvis' Noiseless, Double Loop
Sewing Machines. II. KREPS,
- agent for Wood Co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JAS. w. Ross.
REAL i ESTATE,

Jos. w. Scorr, JAS. W. Ross.
~ COTT Il ROSS s,
- DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
OFFICE, i34 SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO, o.
Will attend to buying and selling, also. leasing
and renting of real property in Lucas, Wood; and
adjoining Counties. business solicited.
Toledo March 5, '62.
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CHICAGO, March 3.--At the election in
Savannah Tenr for Sheriff, on Saturday,
the Union ticket received 320 votes and the,
secession ticket Is.
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DREss GOODS, Such as DeLaines, CASH
''''' u s'''' +. r. MILLER co.'s.
DRINTS, - Ginghsm, Muslins, (bieached and un-
L bleached from, u TO II yds. wide) Tick:ngsr
0'''''' 'N'fD' va i. r. MILLER co.'s.
,--. .l t.... ,E.g
PRINTs' By the PorRd' 'sTnh E5ss; b:Fsci9 scS.s &
CLOAKS, And Shawls. Choice Styles. Cheap
" at +. II. MILLER CO.'S.
s. r.rL
WHITE Trimmings also Madame
w Demorests Hoop Skirts and Corsets, tho
''N' F. r. MILLER & CO.'S.
-s.. .sss sat
| CNLANNELS, Hoods, Comforters and Under
| Il shirts, at r. X. MILLER CO.'S.
e.. rere e.+t se|
: -t..- .. ra|.a
! CLOTHs,- -Cassimeres, Satinets, Jeans, Heavy
| ~ Cottonade, you will find in abundance, at
+. II. MILLER CO.'S.
SPLENDID VARIETY OF Ready Made
N Clothing, for Men and Boys, is now to be
! seen, at +. II. MILLER a. CO.'S.
DOOTS AND SHOES--A great quantity and
! ID Cheaper than Ever. Everything is warrant
Cd in that Line, at +. X. MILLER CO.'S.
IN THE I.INE--Of Hardware, you can find ev.
| L erything that is needed by Farmers Builders
and Mechanics, at FIR. MILLER CO.'S
CROCKERY,-And House-k keeping Goods, in
i " Quantities, style and price that will please
every house keeper, at
tuATs AND CAPs,-w.rm and Comfortable,
IL and pretty styles, at
! +. X. MILLER CO.'S.
~ RoCERIES,-Iron, Nails, Glass. Also Sah
VI by the Barrel or sack, at
+. X, MILLER 4 CO.'S.
~ HALF BARRELS-Of Choice Upper Lake
~ Fish, at F. X. MILLER CO.'S.
ts
w ..ai
... ....t ..H.
FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
E.ruarS nf Wood 20 and Vicinity
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is item of
gr:at interest to the people of Wood county. suf
ficicnt in ducement, we take it, to make Perrys-
burg hc trading point.
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READY MADE CLOTHIyGI

In this department, we have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern 0hin. Made up
according to the latest fashions and in the most sub
stintial manner, warranted to give the very best
satisfaction or no sale.
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st the same time there is news
of a different kind, which we are
about to publish, viz: That We are
receiving and have now on hand,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-06

DRINTS, > -Ginghsm, Muslins, (bieached and un-
L bieached, from u TO u yds. wide) Tick.ngsr
+. r. MILLER 4 co.'s.
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DRESS GOODS,-Sueh as DeLaines, CASH
~ meres, Silks, Alpaccas, Coburgs, Psrsnettesy
wv - S''N' +. r. MILLER 4 co.'s.
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F.R. MILLER a co
PsTrysburg, December lo, 1891
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NEWS FROM THE WAR

Daily the news is pouring in up-
on us Of the success Of the Union
men in all directions, and Of the
certainty that the rebellion will
speedily be crushed. This is glori-
Gus news indeed, which every man,
woman or child that is for the Union
(and who is notD will rejoice to
hear. .----
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-04

From the knokvie( Tenn Register Sept IL
The erram editor of the Henderson
Times in the course of his wanderings,
has picked up some interesting inlelli,
genee, showing the unhealthy feeling
prevailing hundreds" and, he fears,
. thousand Of families in East Tennes.
see" He gives tie following interview
between a confederate officer, aud Lin T.
colnite family on Powell's RIVER:
At Pcwell's River / stopped and en-
gagged more milk of an old Lincolrite
jade, keen as a byier, and mother Of three
(and | don't know how many more
rather nice looking gals. She complain.
cd to me Of having been rudely
treated BY North Carolina officer the
morning previous. Arriving at camp. |
informed the officer of the old lady's sto
ry, and he told me that knowing their
political statute, lie had placed guard
around the house TO keep any Of the fam
lily from going to the Gap while our ar
my WAS crossing the river, and that in
the meantime the following conversation
took place
Officer (enlering the house, Good
morning, ma'am. No answer. Where
IS your husband, ma'am +?
Old Woman-Nono of your business,
You rebel, you.
Oflicer-I know lie is in the Van.
kee army
old Womon-WeI he is What are
You going 10 do about ii? He is in The
lst Tennessee federal regiment at Cum,
berland Gap, and will take of. your rob
81 head il you so up there.
Olicer-Yes. Bat We have him and
your Gen Morgan's whole command
completely surrounded-hemmel Ia
with an army on both sides Of the Gap.
and il few days they will be starved
out and have 10 surrender upon our own
terms
Old Woman We know all that, sud
are easy. Dut Lncoln will sonl an ar
my through Kentucky. which will wipe
out your Gen. Smith just as a dog would
lick out plate. then you and your army
of bare.iooted, roasting ear stealers will
have to leave here in The dark again, and
badly scnraA 4. thal. Rcsil,s this-
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-04

scalping knife, the cabin is in flames
and the ferocious monsters, with then
hands dripping with the blood OF inno-
cence, bear away their trophies TO exhibit
for reward to more ferocious monsters
still-savageS protesting Christianity
conspirators and rebels, who stimulate
the red man 10 murder deienseless wo-
man and children that they may procure
from political traders, at an early mo-
ment, liberal propositions of peace and
promise. That borderer will return
to greet his loved ones, but they are not
there. A heap OF ashes is all that is left
him ; tears roll copiously down his sun
burnt visage, but like the fallow dear, he
weeps alone. You cannot bring back
to his embrace the beloved object of his
affection, but by precept and example
you can aid in removing the detestable
hope that a political party can succeed,
in whole or in part, in sympathy with re-
bellion. Sensation.
Let, then, | say, the people Of the 10y
al States be un tied let them act together
as one man. Let no political organiza-
ton, as such, be supported, or encour-
aged or tolerated but let all lovers Of
their country and its institutions meet
for public action and effort in common
uLion. Let rebellion in all its protean
forms and all its elements be crushed
by every hard and cursed by every lip,
in its moral or material forces in the egg
or in the serpent, open or disguised, in
its full strength or diluted, in the field or
in the political canvass, in battles Of
blood or at the polls, at the polls. at
home or abroad. Great applause.
This is demanded in the name of revolu-
tionary memories, in the name OF liberty
and the rights of man. in the sacred
name Of humanity and religion, in the
name of fathers whose sons have been
slain, of widows whose husbands have
been murdered of mothers who have been
bareayed of their children, of children
who have been robbed Of those to whom
Providence taught them TO look for pro-
lection, of society which mourns the
destruction of its members, of tho dead
whose blood has been shed TO preserve
our government from shame, our land
from desecration, our homes from the
torch-in the name of justice, truth and
peace, and of mans last best hope be-
meath the skies. Rebellion is doomed :;
its last hope is in political aid by home
divisions. Destroy this hope, and our
government shall never die. Immense
cheering
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-04
Retributlon for Eman ci nation.

The Presidents Proclamation has fall
en- like thunder bolt among the Rich
mond conspirators. 4 resolution pre-
sented in their Congress and referred.
after discussion, to the Judiciary Com
mittee, calls for retaliatory measure.
What speeches Of retaliation they can
adopt more inhumsn than they have
hitherto resorted TO, we can not imagine.
They might return to tie rack and tor.
ture, and such Other barbaryms Of me
diaeyal darkness, as they have not al
ready refined upon. They have made
us familiar with poison. treacharous as
sassinalions, and slow staryalioas in IN
wholesome dungeons They melted the
Indians TO scalp our dead in Arkansas.
and lie red skins or he Northwest 10
murder helpless women and children
They disinterrei our dead at Manassas,
and made mementos Of their bones: and,
II one OF their own papers is to be be-
heyed, make candles OF putrescent flesh.
They have shot our imprisoned men for
merely looking ont OF the windows oil
their dismal prison-hoases; and have
dragged into horrible captivity such of
their own people as were NOT base enough
to commit treason 10 the Government.
II there is any barbarsm of cruelty
which an Alyereno pirate could conceive
Of which they have not employed, the
world is not aware oft
The discussion upon the resolution in,
ijcates fatally lho form which retaliation
is to take. BY proclamation all male
citizens Of tho Confsderacy are 10 be
made soldiers. and authorized to shoot
down lhe "inyaders" boyeyer found,
while tie black flag IS to be raised in the
army everywhere. Wei, if lho policy
Of no quarters" is 70 be adopted, we
shall probably benefit byit, Every Fed.
eral officer and soldier will understand
the consequences OF falling into the
hands Of tho rebels. There will be no
more such suFionders as dissracel our
arms At Murfreosboro. Clalksrille. Nun.
louisville aud Harper Fouy, We shall
probably find means to persuade them
Of The advantage Of raising wh,o as
we'll as black faS upon occasions; and
as 10 bush whackegs and assassins. il il
is understood that every citizen is one,
our armies will make j, convenient 10 ro-
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-04
Curious Remains.

An interesting discovery has just been
made at Pompei. In one of the rooms
Of the house was found heap Of silver
and copper coins, 500 oil more in num-
ber, which had been tied up in bag.
Al the same time and near the some spot,
were found two large shears and house
mill of the ordinary description, together
with little heap of corn, the grains
though shriveled fully preserving their
shape and but little diminished in size.
On the next morning the exertions Of the
excavators were rewarded by the discov-
cry of an oven, the mouth of which was
closed By a large iron door. On open
ing the door there came to view the en-
tire batch of loaves, such as they were
deposited in the oven seventeen hundred
and eighty three years ago. There were
eightytwo in numb +, and in all char
acteristics except in weight and color,
precisely as they came from the BAKERS
hand. Previous TO this time, but two
loaves had been discovered. These
loaves are circular, about nine inches in
diameter, rather flat and indented (eyi-
IDENTIFY with the elbow in the centre but
they are slightly raised at the sides, aud
divided by deep lines radiating from tho
centre into eight seaments. They are Of
a deep brown color. and hard. but ex-
ceedingly light. The scoop with witch
the loayes were placed IN the oven, was
also discovered.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-04

Officer-That's your opinion, but you
are deluded. Where were you born i?
Old Woman-Born! Why, was
born and raised in Tennessee. | am an
Old Hickory Teennesseean--dead ou
against notification, and its bastard off
spring-secess ion. But where were you
from
Officer-I am from North Carolina,
but a native of South Carolina.
Old Woman-A South Carolinian-
scion of lifcation-double rebel
double devil Old Jackson made your
little turnip patch of a State walk the
chalk once, and old Abe Lincoln will
give you rebels hell be fore spring.
Officer Quitting the old lady, and
turning to the eldest daugh hter. whona he
recognized as mother) = Madame,
where is your husband
Young Woman-That is none Of your
business.
Officer-Butitis my business. Where
is he ?
Young Woman-Where l hope l will
never see him again. Where | hope
you'll soon be.
Officer-Where is that?
Young Woman-Why, prisoner in
the hands OF the army at the Gap.
Otlicer-What is that for?
Young Woman-For being what You
are-an Internal rebel.
Oficer-Oh, if that's all, | will send
him back to you as soon as we take the
Gap.
Young Woman-No, you needn't.
Gust if he ever sleeps in my bed again.
| intend to Get some Union man to father
this child. Here, Bet, calling a nurse, J
take this little rebel and give him Union
milk. Let us try and get the secesh Out
of him.
Officer Cunning 10 Miss)-Did you
find beau among the Yankee officers
Miss-Yes. l did nice, sweet, gal
Ia9t fellow; one stepped like prince
When you be come his prisoner. give
him my love, and tell him for my sake
to put trace chain around your Internal
neck.
oflicer-When do you expect to see
him again ?
Mss-Just after your general takes
the next big scare" which will be in
ten days from this time.
Daylight having broken, and the army
having crossed the river, the conversa-
tion l have given, terminated.