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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23

my body and soul could scarcely cling together |
look back upon Il, strong man rs am, with shiy
c.ng dread.
"lt was owing, undsr Goi to her, tbe, death
who stcod waiting at my pillow day after day, at
length passed me by. What nurse she was
vigilant slecpless, untirng. Perhaps was owing
to her calm courage that she did not take the dis
ease She seemed to be always near me, AMI yet
she found time to make herself look as neat and
even as tasteful as usual Everything in the room,
after was able to notice anything, in scrupu-
lous orler, Delicate flowers as sweet as herself
blccmea my table, pleasant, dreamy, half
light filled the apartment. What change from
tho old boarding house day
was thinking of this gracious care and tender
ness as sat up for the first time by the window.
Mary had learned to call her SO during nv i'll.
ncss-was out of the room, but the tokens of her
were all around me. Presently she came in and
sat down by rny side.
"Mary," | said, almost invounorily, ." have
been thinking ought to thank you for saving my
life And yet do not know as l am grateful. Life
viii not be Of much value unless YOU will share il
With you for my wife, could be happy but if you
cannot love me you might as well have let me gc
by the board"
had spoken seriously and sadly, but a merry
twinkle danced in her eyes.
So you Think now, you could stand not onl,
the children, but my having loved some one else .
"rhcn you heard the foolish speech after ALL !
wasn't mean for your ear. Forgive it. You ar,
too good for me, any how. ask nothing better. /
you can love me, than to take you just as YOU are
"Children and all ?"
"Chdrcn and all; I'll try and be father t
them, Heaven helping me-"
81 shall be satisfied, sir, if you will he thci
brother, since they are my mothers children, N,
mine"
And Mr.. Smith is"
"My father. lie failed in business last yea,
though am happy to say he is living and well.
, wanted to help him. but the only thing knew hor
to do was to keep house Ii seemed prop,
, enough occupation for an old maid like me Yo
see am not very young. sir. When ! found W
thought me widow with children, determined
, favor the odd mistake | thought it would see
more digniicd ] am not Mrs. Smith, but pla
Mary Smith, spinster, at your service, or at scry
in your family, if you like that way Of stating
better"
t "And you will change your title and retain yo
II situation ?"
t. Her answer was no ones business but my own.
: Six weeks afterwards my sister-in-law was |
II vitcd to my wedding She looked surprised, b
she foreborc any comment, save II reminder of j
+, prediction that Mrs. Smith would conquer my pr
iudices against widows with incumbrances. T
laugh was against her when told her that the
is turc Mrs. Sandie Bishop was to go the hymcnia
/. tar for the first time.
Ii | hnye been married five years. Ny prcjudiC
J. against children have yielded to the fascinatons
At bold little Sandic, and winsome little Mary,
s. sitting by my peaceful firesde, bless the day a
,r Providence that made me acquainted with u
~ housc-kecpcr
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SELECTED.

a beggar boy stopped nj rich mans door.
" an, homeless and triendless, faint and poor,
Said the bcggar boy, as the tear drops rolled,
" o give me a crun from YOUR board to-day,
To help the bsggaf boy ON his way,
Not crust nor crum," the rich man said;
" BE off, and work for your daily bread"
The rich man went TO the parish church
His face grew grave as he trod the porch,
And the throngiug poor-the untaught muss-
Drew back to let The rich man pass.
The service began the choral hymn
Arose, and swelled through the long isle. dim.
Then the rich man knelt and the words he said
Were "Give us this day Our daily bread !"
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gerrpsbarg Sunnral.
For dc JomHal.
1T SN 10 W =.
BY LIzziE WARREN.

1T SNOW y.
By LIzziE WARREN.
II SHOWS, and lips are wreathed in smiles,
And rosy checks are glowing,
And youthful hearts throb with delight,
For, oh, how IL is showing.
1t SHOWS. and brighter flash the eyes
or each fair village maiden,
As visions float before the gaze
OF gliding slcighs wcll-ladcu.
1t SHOWS, and toys are tossed away
This is no time for playing
And merry voices gayly cry.
"0h, we will go slrighing!"
1t SHOWS, and troops Of noisy boys
From shool and homcward hicing.
With laugh, and shout. and glad hurrah,
Aud snowbolls tbickly flying.
II SHOWS, it SHOWS, aud youthful hearts,
Are filed with joy and gladncss;
Would that the SHOWS of wintry age
Could know us little sadness.
PERRYsBuRG, Jan. 18th 1862.
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r.nhlio Opinion in Ohi0.

We have before us a speech of the Hon.
j. NJ. Ashley, member of Congress from
Ohio, delivered at the College Hall in Tole-
do on the 26th of November last, in which
he traces the causes and points out some OF
the consequences OF the present troubles of
our country. lie shows that the ruin, first
of the whig party and then of the democrats
ic, was due TO their alliance with the slave
holders party, and finally, that the attempt
to break the Union III piece, which costs the
country So many lives, was the legitimate
consequence Of the existence of slavery in
cur repnblic.-N York Ereaing Post
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Nor DRuSK.-'Whatl are You drunk again,
hey?' No, ny dear, thio.) not drunk. but a
ltlle slippery, The faot is. (hic,) my dear,
some scoundrel's been rubbing the bottoms
of my boots till they are Ss smooth Us a
panc of glass
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23

BEzy~There is many man whose tongue
might govern multitudes, if he could only
govern his tongue.
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.R. ID. II. uLEN.

HR. ID. II. ID 4 III LEN.
Through the urgent request of number Of our
citizens, Dr. Dahlcn has been prevailed upon to
abandon his pricct of again returning to Pcnnsvl
vania, and coutinue his residence among us. He
will therefore continue his practice of medicine as
usual, and though he cannot warrant certain cure
every case, he tatterS himself that twelve years
,practc in Europe and this country has capacitated
him to treat the majority of with signal sue
Residence on I'd street, few doors north of
Louisiana Avenue.
Pcrrysburg, o.. Dec. 9TH, lS6l-3lwly.
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ATTORNEY At LAW, PERRysUrRG, 0tuo.-0flict
in East end of Baird House Building, viii attend
promptly to all business entrusted ~ his care. If
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On HHDS. Of choice Coffee Sugar just received
~ and tor sale a. the Drug Store Of
PECR g. HAMILTON.
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A TTACHMENg NOTICE.-samuel Knox, We.
IA Samuel Rowley. BEFORE John Weaver, J. p.
OF Bloom township, Wood county, Ohio. On the
eleventh day of December, A. ID. 1881, said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above action,
for the sum Of one hundred and ty-eight dollars.
Jan. |, ls62-s5w3s SAMUEL KNOX.
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EORT MEIGS RSERY.
As the season is approaching for the transplant
ing Of trees, &c, beg to call the attention of those
interested TO large and well selected stock of
Trees and Shrubbery,
Consisting in part Of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum,
Cherry, Aprieots, Ounce, Raspberrcs, Blackberres
Goosberrics, Currants, Pie-Plant Grapes, &c.
We have a full assortment of Fruit Ornamental
and Evergreen Trees which wo will sell at war
prices. P0MER0Y 4 BROS.
Office at the Perrysburg Bank Building, Perys-
burg, Ohio. Give us a call. lswtf
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toned among them, all should take delight
in contributing their quota, Look well to
It, thcn that our systctti of taxation bc inst
and equal, So that each citizen shall pay no
moro and no less than his just proportion
The burthCns of Government as well as its
blessings, should be shared by all alike
The National Government has been oblig
cd to call upon the loyal States for pccunia.
ry aid. This call should hc responded 10
promptly and cheerlully. The eXtcut of the
call cannot, with any degree orcertainty, he
stated at this time; IL is believed, however,
that the sum of three millions per annum for
few years will fully meet all acquisitions
likely to hc made upon Ohio. Ii this u
mount should be added to the large amounts
ouuts ordinarily assessed against the people,
| it could not fail to prove extremely hurthcn-
| some; hence they will expect you, while
making provision for the wants OF the MAJ
| tional Government, to relieve, ii possible
against the burthcus now resting upon thcm.
| This relief is 60 bc obtained mainly hy a
| reduction OF salaries and per diem cVm-
pcnsation now paid. Both OF these measures
! | urge upon you.
The salrics now paid to the several state
county and township officers vary hut littl,
from 5000 and, with the single except
ions ot State Auditor and Treasurer the,
will bear a reduction of twcnty-iivC-pc
ccnt.--thus saving the sum of Sl25,000.
The amounts levied for local purposes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-18
HOW THEY ARE MADE.

Wghs Southern Indian Vegetable Pills have been hitherto
SOLELY and are now mainly prepared FIJI special
physicians druggists planters and other regular customers
who use them altogether of he knowledge that
they made Of simple and ecacous ingredients and
because OF their confidence in DR. Wright being free from
the impnaton Of offering anything the that is net
and genuine The new asng the plants and puri
flying the essential elements from all foreign matter (which was
mainly the discovery Of that chemist Dr. Torey) Las
alone enabled him to make these Pills sufficiently rea
onabe to place them before the pubic remed
Fhe following certificate from auay chemist
Dr. Preston, is sufficient guarantee of their purity:
DR.. JOHN WRIGHT:
sr- your request have subjected to Of analysis
quantity Of your Southern Indian Vegetable Pills selected
random and take great pleasure certifying that found .hem
TO contain nothing deeerous the SYSTEM but on the
contrary they the Sudorf Durec Expecteant and
Cahartic properties in remarkably harmonious
and opinion is that they the greatest universal remedy
known to the world
r. q Respectfully,
- A. D. PRESTON Ar n
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TESTIMONY OF A MINISTER,

In this respect think worthwhile publish two letters
received from gentlemen whose high standing their
testimony Of no little weight with people of
One is from the Rev j. s. Barrett widely known and loved
Throughout Arkansas, and more lately called to new OF
labor in Northern Texas who wrote Dr. John Wright
date of the 10Th of September, 1855 as follows
You little know the good which has been accomplished al
ready by those few boxes Of Pills recommended at
that visit They have been blessing many unfortunate
member of my little flock. and in oil this neghborhood, they
are hailed as the harbinger Of health satisfied now my
dear FRIEND that you undermaed their value at the
time explained their effects Such pleasant
remedy was before given helpless by his
Author" ga -
The other from wealthy and successful planter of Aaba
ma, which we insert entire:
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~, -, a. JOHN P. WALDEN,
a t, Sheriff of the Parishjof Orleans.
CUNDRIEs In STORE.

2UNDRIES In STORE. - . ne ' 5.,.4-
PORTO-100 n casks Crown brand. RS "
sHERRYgSo1s casks Crown brand. - Ia
:. Is 4 casks Cabinet. .-s .... 50;
:. 2 X casks Topaz extra. .. =
RED WINES-24 casks MargauX.
70 casks Cantenac. +" .--t' - ~
:. 5U0 cases Lecennpte l. Co: .r.. =
4. -, - 2U0 cases Larrondefreres.
:. 1U0 cases Leya Eargau2
81 cases Gescours Descatore
WHITE WINES-2 casks Chateau Yquem.
:. 10 bbls. Sauterne
PRUNES-50 cases, in iars.Ft L.
PEAS-20 cases, in x boxes
TRUFFLES-l0 cases. in u boxes.
TRUFFLED PIES-l0 cases, in q boxes.
STRAWBERRIES-59 cases in juice.
CHAMPAGNE-l000 packages,
~ In baskets and cases,
.. Such as Heidseck Co.,
DuchJr, Cordonvert, = r
Seery Cabinet and
~ Imperia-in quarts and pinte,-
and half nts. ~
For saleby S. D. GRATIAA l. CO.,
olF = 69 Gust0mhOHse street.
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WINES, BRANDIEs, ETC.

WINES, BRANDIES, ETC.
so casks Claret, Bordeaux.
7UO cases Claret, various brands. >
$50 cages White 81 inc, Chateau Eyqnem.
100 cases Yarmouth ~ - -.
100 cases AhsyDth. .. Lecoultre. : ~
Is cases Kirsch, G. Lscoure. Us cd Il
1000 ba ksts Champagne, various brands.
20 quarter casks Port
80 half and quarter casks Sherry.
200 csks Cognac of the following hrands-Plsnet Co.
Otard Dupuy 4 Co., Gautier Freres, CASTILLO, Sazs
rae l. Co., Pinet Castiilon T. Co.. Larronde Freres.
Is casks Rochelle Brandy.
so cases 100 half boxes each GreenIfeas W.
Is cases 100 half boxes each Pat Trules
III CAGES so half boxes each Turtles.
80 cases Strawberries in Juice, .rs
leo cases Burgundy Wines
For sale by e s. D. GRATIAA CO.,
do rEL-r.- - 80 Customhouse street..
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SHERIFF'S BALES.

Of New Orleans. y JAMES LoNG.--Nos Ii, 90. =
DIX VIRTUE of d writ of seizure and HsIe
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth Dct
New Orleans in the entitled cause b. r. Parker late
Sheriff. said late Sheriff transferred, will proceed
e ss a public auction at the Merchants and Aueoneers
reets, Second District SATURDAY January IS, 1852
IL O'clock the following described property. towt:
District Of ~ city in the Square No bounded by Grasier
on franglin street by 1T feet In DEPTH. =
!, CERTAIN LOT DFs GROUND, In same District in
me sanare bounded BY Common Grayer beryand Howard
depth. - z go. -. : > ~ ~ - '' - =
TEKNS-Cast on the spot. - .--
JOHN r WALDEN
~ aEherid 81 TIE Parish a. nnrIaan.
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" LETTER FROM A PLANTER.
Ro-EvALE Ala, Nov. 4, 1860.

Ro-EvALE, Ala, Nov. 4, 1860,
Messrs John Wright & Co., --o
New Orleans La.
Gentlemen-Enclosed please ndmy check No. 79l at hre
days sight Mobile for Sl49 So In settlement of account
date You will please forward three dozen boxes
Weights Southern Indian Vegetable Pills They the great
est thing ever and me heavy medical bill
yearly my place. The directions plain easily IN
destood that finds difficulty in treating every
case Of sickness that his knowledge with popness
and perfect My negroes healthier and stronger
than those of any plantation know and canddly confess it
to be opinion and that of ogerseer that this agreeable
fact solely due the which, taken of them the first
complaint of Sickness and their being treated by of
these Pills. use them altogether In own family and would
not be without full supply for small fortune This
high praise to but you is nothing
than the plain matteroac truth Please forward the Pills
at once, and by the same route as before 3
Yours, truly, ,',
- THOs c. HENDERSON. :
From Dr. Humphries of Charleston s. c. have rebeived
the following honest letter, written to him by but worthy
man who is strong and It'll! soldier in the army Of
Southern independence:
LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. HUMPHREYS:
Dear SirI don't know what say to make you know no
grateful feel for those of Wghts Southern Indian
Vegetable Pills you After having suffered for
many years. and thought never gong 10 get helth
be worth good days work. now as strong and hearty
ever life, and that too, after having tried
thing else heard Of and getting all kinds Of doctors, who
could tell it affection the liver but could not
It, although God knows took enough Of tter prescriptions
II the prayers of poor like will help You any, doc
tor, you have mine. Ia ~
II Yours gratefully and truly, -
q %-s - JOHN ". SIMMONS.
NJ --z-rz ~ 49, tTlE-.sra
Send for circular these Pills 1t contains full and inter
esng facts with important suggestions to the sick and suffer
ing complete directions for this Of the Pills. and special
card to females which every of the oughto read
WRIGHT'S SOUTHERN INDIAN VEGET-
~ ABLE PILLS -.a .--.r
-~-.a---- Are manufactured expressly for in the
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Under the personal direction of Dr. JoHs WRrGHT IN his
Pharmaceutical Laboratory New orsesas. (. /.
....,.i
J. WRIGHT & CO..
Sole Projectors,
# No. p Charities street, New Orleans L
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thereof in The se'' 5o'rn'! .hs ei'y o New Orleans
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SECOND JUSTICES COURT,
Parish Of Orleans.


-
ID me directed by the Hor
the Peace for the parish Of
the bar-room of the City !
Camp and Magazine street.
February, 1862. at y O'Clock
A CERTAIN LOT OF G
District Of this CITY, in the
Joseph, Julia, Tchounitouli
plan drawn by G. A.. Hedin,'
Said lot measures 80 feet fro
deep, between parallel line
which street It forms the cor
Together with all the bui
consisting ola brick buildinI
Seized in the above entitle,
TERMS-Cash on the spot
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nn eG and streets and has 'front.' OF 81 feet
as s.sf sss in same District
isss on y bg 10 s IL
Seized IN the above suit ..
TEKNS-Cash on the spot. - H..
80 Sheriff i d. i r AZ aho q Orleans.
Cow Pc o S5E ~ Ia TIE
% 81 v hsszsi1spf a,.,, SSd.Ns ECO
Sss
sisH u NIT s sos;ss i
IA seEss s1i ss a esas Z Prss. District Dc
81 d. s { re Il
TEsR gsisa Big dan. .sa, dan. et
s T. s "a Liberty M Dc
au npsq qY 90 paajudiea.on
d7 a1l1s Shelf g. Il rs MAap doIlsans
e shE sRIEAsS
= sh sssass p.ss s csas
Of New Orleans in the above entitled I proceed
; e ID !. j s
TWO p eERfAfN Tors or GROUND, situated
q hsssa & 2
- ass
IT,
TERMs-Cash on the spot. % y - -r+zit -
~ 'iaE ,sir.EtGsst JOHN P WALDEN, 75f-
& 49, 80 Sheriff Or the Parish Of Orleans.
DEvxExE covs pr DlsrnIcr La y1LLE de Ia nLLE.oR-
de Ia s0Hys''s ors'n' wH i5k 4; M3sT bosT
I'm vEIsTu a,an writ. de saisis ct Sente, a
ss pldsssls
q Il % eae d N.Y. a Il Ia
IA vente pubqne ct adjudication de Ia propes don't Ia
pEGx TEERnIs situss dansl qareme pi..ric. de
Z H. de
Lee Nos e ayant ehacun une de 80 pieds la
Ensemble svec toutss les basaes ct amsoraons aui IS
sass dams paffairs ci -dessus. z - in
ceNDrfIoNs-comptan au 1noIaentde ,adudss.lon.z
ja1sts7 Il 80 shsdf Dc la Paroisss D Soileans
Scoop s R'.15s SgY hszhs
NJ s..sa Is q 4: s r. ss sasss
go ss sssoa ey hos en sss
dss Gs%p snd nsssns On
LOT or GROUND, stnas the Fourth District Of TIL
s ea
TERMs-cash on ths spOt.s. 49, -. !,
sAs9 S2a :! IL Z; f sAikR = S.,..p.. !.
DEuxrE4H coun De DrsrHlcrl 4 VILE DE Ia Y Ellie
de la Aeuyellesorlsans EIGN'pE TSgssAiNT BA-
EN- yERTU dan WIT Is dssf laeias =
VENDREDI, ii de anvier 1852 midi pHotel De Ii Cite
rue de la Commune entire du Camp tdes Magasns
L. sene puhque ct adjudication de 10 don, suit la es
TERRAIN slime dams lie ,treme District de cette Vile
H ss p Les & as
sa.ie dams laffaile c,dessu,. -l..-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de ladjudication.
d23jal0A ~ ~ sherfde Ia Paroisse d,orlsans.
sEoosp D1s7zer couRr9 CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. o.
Is to ns directed bs asnoa5e he second bet coas
70 sell Ct public emotion the City Hotel
CERTAIN LOT '' oF GROUND, situate in the FRS
Triton Walk Dryades streets and having front of 81 fee
on Triton Walk street by 100 feet in depth. 9i E'y
Seized in the above suit. = . ~ r. - -
= ,sp - JOHN P. WALDEN,
r 4 Sheriff of the Parsh5of Orleans
q as DE vs. q
NouvelLe Orleans No 1879. -.
rR nt 81 sRase ct d
de Ia Nouvee Orleans dams rare dessus ie
VENDREDI "a de janyier 1862 midi do Ia Cite
publque ct adjudication de ropreta don't suit Ia des
TIN TERRAIN siue dams Premier District de cette vile
dams ilet les Caope Baronne la P omenede
PFensnade dee Trttons sur Icy peds de profOndeur
\ n JOHN P. WALDEN, +,
d23 ia10A - L. Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans.
SUNDRIEs In STORE. n > rs r. p I...--E-
PoRro-1oo X casks Crown brand. g' gs
SHERRY-2O1 Y casks Crown brand. " - la
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-18

SALE WITHOUT RESERVE
,z, Shirts, Shoes Clothing and Dry Goods.
-@ @st BY Fl. SAMORY.
. d. C.SAMoRY, Auctioneer, :,
7s, Auction Rooms No Is Old Iievee street, 1r
- between Custornhouse and Bienville streets.
SATURDAY. 18th insta mt. at 10 O'Clock A.
= NJ his salesroom, No. IS Old Leyee street. will be
sold .s..
100 Of seasonabe Dry Goods, Clothing, Shirts and
Shoes
. ErTERMs-At sale. g. jail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-18
I JOHN p WALDEN, I ~
Sheriff Or the Parish Of Orleans.

SECOND DIsrRIcr COURT CITY. OF NEW ORLEANS VS.
OF New Orleans. ESTATE. OF r &c ToussAIar BA-
RY VIRTUE Of q writ Of heri facias. to
me directed by the Honorable the Second District
Court of New Orleans in the above entitled cause, will pro-
esed to sell at public auction at the City Hotel, Common
day Of January, 1852 at u o'clock NJ - - = =
LOT OF GROUND, situate In the Fourth District Of
pewa by 1870 feet in depth. - : 80 : -
SeiIed in the above suit '1 ,l..f.r9 . 6ss'
TERMS-Cash on the spot. a. :. a,e,.---, ! -. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-18

The Board of Directors shall have power to- make an
adopt such bylaws they may necessary proper
The aad ssgason q the NET santtg
things herein provided for which may recessay
u.o m force and effect the objects and purposes Of this
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