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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-09
Far lie Jogrncl.
TJF Itt O0NFNtU.
Dayton aud Michigan Railroad and Wood
County.

County.
Quite recently had a conversation with
Mr.. Gross, one of the directors of the Dayton and
Michigan Railroad, in the course Of which he said
that it was impossible for the Railroad Company to
make such arrangements would fully accOmmo-
date the citizens o. this county. Thatthe company
would be glad TO do so, but they could not That it
was agreed on all hands that the present time table
accommodated nobody in the county, but that the
company was not to blame
He farther said he had a proposition to make to
the citizens of Wood county, which now lay be-
fore them through the Journal.
His proposition was The citizens of the county
int rested in the road should purchase a locomo-
tive which shall be theirs and under the control of
such persons as they shall select until such time
it shall have earned for them, the amounts they
have severally invested in it, That is, he asks the
patrons of the railroad to advance 10 the company
the price of a machine, (Which is some & to ! 0000
doars) and take their pay in using the road. Those
who take stock in the machine will receive half
fare passes to be good until they have received, in
the use of the road, the full amount advanced by
them. This train would run from Milton Center to
Toledo and back, daily. The time table could be
arranged by stockholders. The train would prob
ably leave Milton Center at about A. NJ. arriving
in Toledo at A. NJ and returning leave Toledo at
4 p. NJ. arrive at Milton Center at T. NJ.
We commend this subject to the consideration of
our fellow citizens. The company do not ask the
citizens of this county to take more stock in the
road. They would not ask them To make this ad-
vance if they, the company, were able to pay for
the machine which they declare they are not able,
now, to do. They ask the people to make this ad-
vance, believing that the superior facilities afforded
them by this arrangement, will be good interest
on the money invested. Let us hear from you all.
BONO PUBIICO.
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NEW GOODS, NEW PATTERNS. ETC,
u 8 II Il L w q q ID !, =

Everything rich, rare, and beautiful in Millinery
Ladies' Furnishing Goods, Laccs, Embroideries
Dress and Cloak Trimming, Gloves, Hosiery, Worst.
eds, Chenels, Woolen Yarns, Worsted patterns
Slipper patterns, Worsted work, etc.
Dress and Cloak making in all its various branch
es. Cutting and fitting done to order on short no.
tice Patterns for all the latest designs for cloaks
mantillas, sleeves, aprons, sacks, etc, etc.
HATS ANo FLATS BLEACIED, colored and
pressed into any of the fashionable shapes.
Tracing for all kinds of embroidery on flannel
mernos, silk velvet, etc. Pinking, stitching, quilt
ing done to order on short notice.
Please call and examine our assortment Of new
goods, for we are confident that we can please all
who favor US with their patronage,
MIR. & MRS. SHERWOOD,
Octl0-3mch 1l9 Summit St., Toledo, o.
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Mexican Mustang L;nimens.

Intri ,sic virtue alone could insure the success
which this article has attained. For Rheumatism
Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises Sdff Joints. or Calls
Sprans, Poll Evil, and Swcllings upon Horses, Il
has no equal No person will be without il who
has once tested its value. Mr.. John Daniels. of
Montgomery, Ala, sold a negro for $500, raised
from useessncss by the Mustang Liuimcnt. L.W.
White, Esq Ridgf2ld, Conn, says: II can cheer
fully say article before ever effected such cures
in our vicinity" MIR. S. Leich, HYDE Park, Vt,
writes:-The horse was considered worthless, (his
case was spavinc,) but since the free use of the
Mustang Liniment, have sold him for $3.50! Such
facts reaching us daily. 1t should be in every
house and stable. But be you get the genuine;
it has been countercitcd By unscrupuous parties in
St. Louis. Each wrapper will hereafter bear the
signature Of D. S. Barnes, Proprietor, and c. W.
Westbronk, Chemist, with the protective words,
Trade" Mark" in two Modallions of the Federal
currency. The genuine is sold by respectable deal
erS everywhere. ID. S. BARNES, New York
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PARKS pRIckLY pLAsTERs.

They lmpart strength they Annihilate Pain.
These delightful plasters yield readily
Parks TO the motion of the body, absorb perspi-
Patent ration and throw OF all the offensive
Porus coagulated impurities of the SYSTEM
Prickly They should be used for all Chronic
PlasteTs Pains, Faintness, Dyspepsia Colds, Con-
Are sumption, rheumatism, Female Weak
Sold ness, etc. They retain their active prop
BY all critics when other Pasters are useless, aud
Dealers where applied pain cannot exist. Every
From family should have them. one size on
! to 2X cloth, three sizes on leather Sample sent
Dimes. by mail, on receipt of rs cents.
D S. BARNES, l3 & ! Park Row \. Y.
April, l96l--49ly.
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Home Testimony.

August 18th. !
DR.. c. W. ROB AcK.--Dear Sir:-Pcrmit me to
inform you and all suffering humanity afflicted as
have been, of the benefit have derived from your
valuable scandinavian Blood Purifier and Pills.
have had deficiency in my lungs for some two
years, that bailed ali the skill of our best Physj-
clans, both at home and abroad besides | had the
Dyspepsia 50 badly that my food would not stay in
my stomach in the smallest quantities and through
these diseases became so cmaciatcd and weak |
could scarcely walk, and sometimes could not. But
am hearty and reasonably well at the present,
and allcge the cause to your medicines, Or took
no others at that time, and much thanks to you for
the Almanac that accidentally fell into my hands.
lwIeum Yours truly, j. RALMER.
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Petersons' Counterfeit Bank Detector.


This admirable publication is the best of its kind
published in this country. The quotations re-
liable and the descriptions of spurious and bogus
notes are arranged in such manner that they can
be easily understood. The Financial News, which
is given with each NUMBER is valuable, it comprises
full information upon trade and produce in general,
Commerce, Money, Specie, Stocks, Bonds, Banks,
Railroads, Insurance, etc.
Each number Of the Detector contains the latest
intelligence in relation to all the various failures of
Banks and Banking Institutions and of the various
N@w Counterfeits and Altered Notes since the pub
.Jicaton Of the last Dstector. Also complete List
of all the Broken, Failed, Closed, Fraudulent and
Worthless Banks in the country.
Every storekeeper and person engaged in busi-
ness ought to become regular subscriberto Peter
sons Detector The price is, for the Monthly One
Dollar a year, or Semi Monthly, Two Dollars a
year.
The Semi-Monthly Number is the most desirable,
as each subscriber has the advantage of getting
descriptions of New Counterfeit Notes Two Weeks
in advance Of the monthly subscribers.
Subscriptions may commence with any month
Terms always cash in advance All letters must
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The iDth Regiment.

There seems to be q dispute as to the wants. care
and health of this regiment over in Seneca county.
1t appears that some of the men have written home
very disparaging accounts about it, while the chief
officers Gibson and Blackman, deny the statements
in toto. In speech at Fostoria last week. the lat
ter officer is reported to have convinced his hearers
that the forty-nnth is well cared for, the health i'm
proved, and everything going off as smoothly as
the friends could expect "The officers Of the for
ty-ninth ask your good wishes and friendship,
of your prayers and sympathy-lcss Of your un-
merited curses and denuncations"
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Acknowledgements.

Hon. JAMES NJ. ASHLEY has our thanks for copies
of the "Reports of Expeditions and Surveys for a
Railroad Route from the Mississippi river to the
Pacific" Also, for bound volumes of the "Con-
gressonal Globe" containing the proceedings of
the 2nd session of the 36th Congress.
Hon. S. S. Cox, has our thanks for copy Of his
speech on foreign affairs. Mr.. C. approves of the
surrender of the traitors, it being in accordance
with the requirements of international law.
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mrs, winsIOw VS.. Crying Children.

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the
excrucating pain of cutting teeth If so, go at
once and get bottle of Mrs, Winslows Soothing
Syrup. Ii will relieve the poor little suffer imme
diately-depend upon it there is no mistake about
it. There is not mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell you at once that it will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases. and
pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription Of
Of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses
in the United States. Price rs cents Office IS
Cedar street, New York. Sold everywhere.
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Winter in Earnest.

We are now beginning to realize the term, "win
ter" in its most chilling sense. Frsm the cezy
days of an apparent Indian summer, the cold bleak
winds meet us at every turn, and not nnircquent
ly are lead to observe: :. winter in earnest" The
river is now bound by ice, and pedestrians eros.
-"'Ah perfect safety. The heavy snow has been 6
source of enjoyment for both the youth and the aged
and the sleigh-bells as in times gone by have re
ncwed their "jinglc-'
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Stoves and Hardware,

The place to buy stoves and hardware, OF to have
house-spouting put up in good STYLE is at Bostwicl
and Tyler's, in the room ualec the Jo,ouol office
Their assortment is full and complete, and they are
prepared to oiftr great bargains to all who may
favor them with call. We hope TO see these gen
temen well sustained for they are determined to dc
all in their power to please.
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The Mite.

The Mite Socicty under the fostering care of the
ladies of the N Il. Church is in a Hourshing con-
dition. They, this week, offer something new.
Messrs- Lewis Tiedelman and A. G. Williams two
substantial bachelors, who have been enjoying the
hosptaties of the citizens of this place. have con-
cluded to eneit lin their numerous friends at mite
to be prepared by Mrs. SpafFord at the Exchange,
ON Friday Evening JAM 10th, 1862.
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gotail ;elatttrs.
ME TABLE---payton s. Michigan II.
Woodl woodll Woodl,l

Any amount of good wood wanted at this
Office on subscription. Now is the time to
bring it in.
All kinds of fruit, sweet and Irish pota-
toes, fowls, corn, oats, hay, and in fact al-
me- ny article of produce also taken on
description.
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DIED.

In Portage Dec. 2j,h, Mary Philura, only daugh.
ter of John B. and Martha Abbott, aged one year
six months and fourteen days.
Farewell, farewell our little sister,
In our home how much wc'll miss her,
Yet Jesus called our darling come,
And angels watts her spirit home.
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The ladies Repository.

This queen of the monthl;cs still sustains
its former reputation. lis pure literature
it7 beautiful engravings, and it's gonial
sprishtly, and yet true morality, make It
loved by all who make it's acquaintance
Subscribe for ii ladies'; our Pastor, Rev. J.
A Shonnon, is agent.
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MARRIEN.

On January End 1862. by j. Chapel, J. P. at
his dwelling in Pcrrysburg, Mr.. Robert Emmons
and Miss Mary J. Collins, all Of Wood county, U.
In Scott, Sandusky, CO., Jan. 1st, hy Rcv. H. s.
Fay, John NJ Waltz and Elizabeth r, Miller.
Also at Madison, Sandusky, CO.. Sept. l2th 1881
Nelson Rozcll and Angoulcme Lightner.
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A Enrtl OF Tnnnllr.

CAMP JEFFERSON, Ky, Jan. End, 1862.
LADIES OF GILEAD ASp VICINITY. ] have the
honor of returning TO you the thanks of the officers
and men under my commend for favors received at
your hands, in quilts, blankets, clothing. fruits etc.
Yours respectfully, u. EATON,
Capt. CO., II. Dist Rcg't.
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of to the War.

Our young friend, Carey Lindsay, has received
the appointment Of Clerk in Quartarmaster Woods
department, of the 67th Regiment lie left for CO.
lumbus, on Monday evening, where he will at once
enter upon the duties of his Office
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Discontinued.

The Fostorio Ners says the Post Office at Browns
Corners, Wood county, has been discontinued. Mail
matter intended for that neighborhood should be
addressed to Fostoria
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B2y" We recommend to our cotemporary
across the way to study the extracts from
the Spectator in this weeks issue of the
JOURNAL. "Nnff ccd."
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The 72nd Regiment.

This regiment now numbers 826 men, and is there
fore I" out of the woods" But the Colonel wishes
to recruit to the number of 1910, and asks the CO.
operation of all friends. So says the .Jon7,ai.
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PreSpnfnfini.

A beautiful flag costing no less than one hundred
and seventy five dollars, presented by the citi-
zcns of Huron county, to the 55h regiment encamp-
cd at Nor,yalk
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Hon. WIN. s, wood.

Our ex-Rcpresentativc 70 the State Legislature is
now recruiting in Ottawa county for the war. May
success attend him.
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MARKETS.
Perrvsburg Market.
aEoIED WEEKLY BY P,R. MLLER 8 co.

Flour II brl ...S5@5k
Hams u ib,.,..9iOl0c
Shoulders u h., Sc
Eggs y doz 49," l2Le
Poultry q u -. 5CdSc
Feathers n 10 44650c
Green Hides S1fb ..SHc
Salt % brl S2.O002.5 80
Dressed Hogs "a 5O@s
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MRS. WINSLOw.

MINIS W lNpLO w.
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-.
sents to the attention of mothers, her
81 OF ii n q SYR RUP.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process of teethingbv
snttrning the gums, reducing all intammatiOn-w will
allay all pain and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
tnot only relieves the child from pain but lnvig-
crates the stomach and bowels, coreets aciditya
gives tone and energy 10 the whole system. II will
almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND COLO
and overcome convulsions, which, it not speedily re-
modied end in death. We believe it the best and
surest remedy in the world, in all cases OF Dysen-
terry and Darrhma in children whether il arises from
teething, or from any other cause. We would say
TO every mother VINO has child suffering from any
ofthe foregoing complaints-do not let your preju-
dces, nor the preiudioes of others, stand between
you and your suffering child and the relief that will
be sure-yes, absolutely sure--to follow the use of
this medicine if timely used. Full directions for
using will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS,
New-York, is on the outside wrapper,
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Menicines
IN Wood county.
Principal Once, I3 Cedar strser,N.Y.
PRICE ONLY 20 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
April, 1s6l--A9ly.
ITO DISABLED SOLDTERS,--seamen and
Marines, and Widows or other Heirs of those
who have died or been killed in the service.
CHARLES O. TUCKER.
Attorney for Claimants, Bounty Land and PEN
sion Agent, Washington CITY, D. @.
Pensions procured for Soldiers, Seamen and
Marines of the present war, who are disabled by
reason Of wounds received or disease eontraoted
while 10 service. and Pension, Bounty Money and
Arrears Of yay obtained for widows OF other heirs
Of those who haye died or been killed while in
ssrSice.
CHAS, 7 TUCKER, washineton, 4, G,
COOK & PslL Agents kr Wood coNpty.
Nov,29, 1891.
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Wheat i2bu..". .S5@90
Tallow y ib....... Sc
Rye % bu .......t. soc
Oats 9 bu ... ls620c
Corn, shellea, q bu 2sc
Potatoes p bu 20@25c
Butter n tb.."10@l2c
lard Il b .... 1850
Clover Seed S3.25@s.50
Corn, 10 ear = bu 75s
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: HERlFF's SALE.

Henry G.. Lawrence va. J. Il. Moore, ct al.
BY virtueof an order of sale, issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Wood county, Ohio, and to me directed and de-
Hvcred, will Offer for sale at public vendue at tho
residence Of c. w. Moore, in Plain township, Wood
county, Ohio, on
Friday January 10Th. 1862.
at o'clock, p. NJ, of said dlv, the following dcs
cribeG property to-wt; One s-eear old colt one 2
year old steer, ono COW, seven head calves year
old, seven head do. year old, one yoke of oxen
one yaarlug colt enc COW, eight acres of wheat in
tue ground and twenty head OF hogs, taken rs the
property of c. W and George w, Moore.
G.. +. GUYER, Sheriff.
DopGE TYLER, Auys.
Dec. 25th lSGl-S4w2S225
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IN wooD COUNTY COMMON PLEAS ooURT
snphrOnn sovdsr vs.. Hiram SNYDER.


Snphrona Snyder vs.. Hiram Snyder.
The said defendant Hiram Snyder Is hereby no.
titled TINT The plaintiff on the goth day VI Novem-
bor A. d. 1881 filed IN the Clerks office Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of said county petition against
him and one Leonard Snyder, setting forth that
plaintiff was formerly the husband Of said defend.
ant Hiram Snyder, and that at the May Term Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Medina county Ohio,
she was divorced from said Hiram, and that she at
the same time recovered a Judgment against him
for the sum Of $1,000 and $3.50 costs OF suit, and
that the said defendant Cor the purpose Of deiraud.
ing the plaintiff out Of her lust rights on thc 18th
day Of January A. y, 1856, msde u fraudulent
conveyance Of his real estate to-wit the rth part
OF the north west fractional quarter, section No ,
township ;, north Of range II less 2 acres in the
m-w corner in Wood county Ohio, to said Leonard
Syndor. The prayer of said petition is that said
Leonard Snyder be Hdjugcd to hold said lands In
trust for said Hiram Snyder and that said convey
ancc be held as fraudulent and void and that the
aforesaid lands be subjected to the payment Of said
judgment Of $1,000, with interest from May l4th
1851 and for the costs Of suit $3.50 the amount for
which plaintiff asks Judgment in this case, The
said defendant Hiram Snyder is required to au-
swcr or demur IN said petition by the 18th day OF
Feb A. d. 1851 or judgment will be taken against
him by 4 fault. SOPHRONA SNYDER
Dee. 25th ls6l--S4w6S6,T.
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SHERlFF's SALE.


Bruno Silva VS.. John Bates ct al.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued ia the above
case by the clerk of the court of common pleas Of
Wood County. Ohio, and to me directed and delv-
cred will offer foe sale Mt the door Of the
court house, in the town Of Pcrrysburg, Wood
County, Ohio, on
Friday, January 81, 1862,
between the hours of 10 q. m. and p. m of said
day. the following described lands and tcncmcnts,
to-wit: River tract number 49, containing 1893 acres
And the east half Of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton 10, township 4, United States Reserve. con-
tanning eighty acres. Also the west half of the
northeast quarter Of section 81, township 6, range
H. containing so acres all in Wood county, Ohio.
Also, out lots numbers Sd, S5, So and So and in lots
numbers 400. 427 and 4S0 all in the town Of Per
rsburg, Wood county, Ohio. Also in lots Nos. 20
and 2l in HOLSTERS addition to said town Of Per-
rysburg, Wood county, Ohio. Also in lots num-
bers 387 aud 5l2, and out lot number l4l all OF
said town lots being in the town of Perrysburg,
Wood county, Ohio, as numbered and laid out in
the recorded plat of said town of Pcrrysburg,
G. L. GUYER, Sheriff.
STICRNEY & STRuToN, attys.
P1rrysburg, Dec. 90, l53l-33w5S5 35.
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hundred millions Of pounds in three wears
form not q bad nucleus to respectable ma
tional debt. 1t will be observed that there
is no question here as to where the lenders
are to come from who are 10 sunnly all the
money. There can be no doubt, ol course
that they will rush from all parts Of the earth
to fill up the vacuum in the Federal treasu-
ry. 1t IS, we presume, consistent with all
the experience OF American fnancers that
the more pressing the need of borrower the
greater becomes the zeal Of lenders to assist
him, and the more deeply the security be.
comes deteriorated by mortgage the more
ready the capitalist is to double his adyan.
ces.
For the first time, Secretary Chase gives
US glimpse as to what this security is. OF
course national security means the national
patience of taxation. Mr.. Chase is about to
make the great experiment whether any such
securities exist in the Federal States. He
proposes to raise, by an income tax, the
moderate sum Of e2, 100000. 1t is but fifth
of what we raise by the same tax; but when
Mr.. Chase has obtained his G2,0O0,000 we
shall have faith in his security which we
have not now. He hopes also to get anoth-
er four millions from other direct taxes.
These six millions, when he gets them, will
not go far, as he must admit; but then he
has complete set of excise machinery rea-
dy to get into gear. He is about to tax stills
and spirits, and sugar, and tea, and coffee.
and tobacco. He has an impost prepared
for bank notes, legacies, and carriages; and
-oh, MIR. John Bright, how can your credit
with the North have fallen so low!-he offers
as part security for this mountain Of debt a
duty upon paper!
Ii all this only ego forward" as mercan-
tile people say, we shall congratulate the
Federal States upon being as well taxed
community as any respectable, old fashioned
kingdom Of the Old World. Whether such
young tax payers will bear such weight all
at once must be matter of experience.
Boston used not TO like tea duties, and even
under the present enlightened Government
of the United States some timorous man
might have objections to take the appoint
ment Of Income Tax Commissioner in one
of the Western States. We do not find any
estimate oil the cost of the collection of these
taxes or of the new machinery Of excise. We
presume that patriotism will supply all the
costly expedients of Europe, and that all
these impOsts will be voluntarily paid into
the exchequer. If this should be so, Mr..
Chase will get some fourteen millions TO.
wards his expenditure Of seyenty-slx millions.
find yet IL is still dubious ,chether 10 this eI-
pendiiure is NOT TO be added the trifing con-
tingency Of a wdr with England.