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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-31
TO CONSU MPTIV

THE advertiser, having been restored to healt
L in few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure
prescription used free of charge), with the drec-
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a SURE CURE for Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis, &c. The only object Of the advertiser
in sending the prescription il 10 benefit the afflicted
and spread information which he eonceives to be
invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
wall please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings C0anty, New York. 2SmS
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Home Testimony.

GILEAD, Wood CO., o., August 18th.
DR.. G. W ROBACK - Dear Sir - Permit me Ia
valuable Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Pills.
have had a deficiency in my lungs for some two
years, that bafled all the skill of our best Physi-
clans, both at home and abroad besides had the
Dyspepsia so badly that my food woud not stay in
my stomach in the smallest quantities and through
these diseases ! became so emaciated and weak
could scarcely walk, and sometimes could not
But alege the cause 10 your medicines, for took
others at that time, an much thanks to you fn
the Almanac that acci lentally fell into nv hands
Yours truly, ]. DALMER.
See advertisement il another column.
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The w Gather.

Instead of the cold and icy insignia so applca-
BILE to December the weather is more like that Of
opening spring. For more than week past mud
and rain have been the chief characteristics on the
meteorological programme. The earth is saturated,
and the Maumee bears ample proof of the heavy
rains which have fallen, The different railroads
in this section Of country have been injured more
or less, in consequences of the freshets prevailing
King Winter seems 10th to WELD his scepter, but
we anticipate that when he does assume his regal
robes, his sway will not be a mild one.
p. $50 much Of the foregoing as relates to
"openiug spring" is not "reable." The supply
of mild weather which we have been enjoying, has
"given out" and as our paper goes to press,
"piercng wind and driving snow are the predom-
ina!lng clements.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD TO TElE SUFFERING.

The Rev. William Cosgrove, while laboring as q
Missionary in Japan, was cured of Consumption
when all other means had failed, by a recipe OBJ,
tanned from learned physician residing in the
great city of Jeddo. This recipe has cured great
numbers who were suffering from Consumption
Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds, and
the debility and nervous depression caused by these
d sorders.
Desirous of beneftting others, l will send this
recipe, which l have brought home with me, to a.!
who need it, free of charge. Address
Rev. WILLIAM COSGROVE,
35,3m# 439 Fulton Avenue, Brooklon, n. Y.
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wood Connty official Directory.
JUDICIARY OFFICERS.
perrysburg Church Dircctory.

METHODIST EPIscOPAL-Rev. S. H. Alderman, Pastor,
Services each Sunday at 1890 AN. and 650P N.
PREsBYrERIAN-Rev @. A. Adams, Pastor, Services
each Sunday at 1890 AN.
BNpTuT-Rev. II. D TAM Pastor. Services each Sun
day ut 1880 AM and 63D pm.
LUTuEUNS-Rev. j. Klinageis, Pas'o-. Services every
Sunday. forenoon AMI afternoon alternately
GERNAS METHoBt~T-Rev. G. Swinetorth. Pastor Scrv-
ices each alternate Sunday a: l0:3O 81.
CATuoMc-Bey Mr.. Iiannan. Services each alternate
sunday at 10 Nm.
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The Saturday Evening Pest.

We last week published the prospectus of this
excellent family paper. Notwithstanding the ''hard
tmes" experienced by publishers of newspapers,
the Post not only retains all its old contributors but
has added new ones to its corps of writers.
The terms of the Post are One copy, one year.
50; four copies, So ; eight copies, and cne copy to
getter up of club, Sl2 twenty copies, and one to
getter upOf club, S2S. Address Deacon Il Peterson,
M. 3l9 Walnut street, Phadelphia.
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VIC II o II IA.

rHE HERES OF CASTLE CLTFFE.
hy CousiS May CARLEToS, author Of Gipsey Gov.
~" "Syb.l Campos " "Ermine," La Masqur," &c.
The productions OF this is;ingushe authoress need
no eulogy Public opinion has 10 ~ siuee pronounced
hem superior to any other n6veettcs published On
his side Of the Atlantic and the true est uf their
merit is found In the fact that they eagerly repro
uced after their publication In the MERCURY, by the
English press. We may Gdd tHat the new tale Vic
toria, fully equal In interest and depth Of plot to
either Of those which have secured large share
public approval, and wecan earnestly recommend Il
TO all story readers
Tug NEw YoRK MERCURY Is sold by all newsmen
and periodical dealers in America To subscribers, h
is regularly mailed every Saturday morning for 81 a
ear three copies for s.; ak copies for 3d. eight
copies for Sl2 With copy 10 the getter up
n the club. six months Subscriptions received.
Always write plainly the name Of your Post Ohice,
County and State We take the notes Of al solvent
banks at par. Payment must invariably be made In
advance,
sfs~ Specimen copies sent free to all applicants
Address all letters and remittances. post paid, to
. .CAULDwELL & WHITNEY.
Proprietors OF the New York Mercury,
lls Fulton street, New York City.
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The Working Farmer.

Those engaged in agricultural pursuits are re-
quesed to read the prospectus of the Working
Fdrmer, in another column. 1t is an able and cheap
agricultural journal. Address W. L. Allison, l2t
Nassau street. New York.
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Romance Of an Heiress.

The charming lady novelist, who has won much
fame under the name Of Cousin May Carleton, has
Just finished new romance, entitled "Victoria
or, The lIoress of Castle Clife." II is the first
new-y year Offering Of the Nsr York Kercay, the
cheapest and largest literary weekly in the country
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General Fremont,

Major General John C. Fremont and his wife
Jessie passed through Toledo, on Christmas en- roms
for ST. Louis The General goes thither to attend
the McKnstry trial. II, was called out at the
depot by the crowd but made no speech, except
to thank The people for their consideration and
excuse himself from further remarks from want
of time and the fatigue Of travelling
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M A ARRHED.

SHOOK --FURRY--At Perrysburg, December
26, 1862, by j. Chapel, J. p, Mr.. MARTIN V.
SHOOK to Miss MARY FuRRY, both of Lake town
ship, Wood county.
TABER-VAN BLARCUM-At the Baird
House. in Perysburg, by Rev. S. II. Alderman,
Mr.. B. r. TABEI and Miss CELEsTIA f. VAN
BLARCUM, both of Westfeld, Ohio.
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The New York Tribune,

The attention of our readers is called to che pros
pectus of the New York Tribune which will be found
in another column. The reputation and ability of
the Tribune are so well known that the paper re-
quires no commentator from us. See prospectus,
for terms &c
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Ohin stnte Lonrnnl.

In another column will be found the prospectus OF
the Ohio Sote journal for the ensuing year. There
is doubt that in the future it will sustain its pres
ent treputatiou as an able and honest journal.
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Ladies', Aid Sncieir.

The next meeting of the Aid Society will he held
at the residence of Mr. 1. p Thompson, on Friday
evening Of this week.
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Colonel Norton, Of the 2lst Ohio, Lieut.. John
Bader. of the 1llth Ohio, and Lieut.. Noe Nelson
of the Tooth Ohio, have resigned
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Supervisors Blanks,
a any quantity, for sale at this Office.
Advertising

AuEcItiStHS
Has enlarged many small business
Has revived many a dull business;
Has rescued many lost business;
Has saved many failing business
Has preserved many large business;
Has created many a new business.
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A WORD TO ous sUBscRiBEns.

Every person who has read a recently published
newspaper cannot have fail | to notice statements
of the fact that all kinds @, white paper have
greatly advMncedin price. To r,,et this increased
expense, many publishers throug nut the country
have increased their rates of subscription, and
many others will doubtless b, compelled to follow
the same course.
II is not our intention to increase the price of the
Journal to those who pay in advance although the
paper which we now use costs US over thirty per
cent more than that purchased two months since.
For the benefit of those who have not yet paid us
for Volume X, which commenced ON the first of
May last, we state that the price for. this volume
will be as follows:
Subscriptions paid before the lst of Febr-
arv, 1853 ........ 81 so
Subscriptions paid after the lst of February
and before the expiration of the volume. l IS
After the expiration of the volume. . 90
Clergymen in Perrysburg Free.
Other clergymen-Sl if paid before the close of
the volume; after the close of the volume, 81 so.
This gives all of our subscribers ample time to
receive the present volume for 81 50. But let all
remember that those who 10 not pay fortheir paper
before the lst Of February next, will be charged
81 10; after the lst of May 50. We shall make no
departure from this rule and trust that no one will
ask us to do so.
All subscribers residing ont of the county Tex
oept In Maumt City and Toledo whose subscrip-
tons are unpaid on the lst Of January next, will
fail to receive the JOURNAL after that date There
after all papers sent out of this county must be paid
for in advance unless ordered by persons residing
here.
We ask all of our patrons not to forget the orcgo-
ing g facts bear them in mind, and pay your
subscription IN adcaace.
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THE NEW WORK OBSERVER
RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR NEWSPAPER,
Published on D)ublc Sheet so as to be

"' '", ",'"""N En-
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In Religion 1t is free frcm scctarianism, aud gives
full, fair and impartial report every week of all
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or alinitics, discussing great principles with free
dom and candcr, aud giving the fullest aud latest
intelligence Of all the movements oC the day
1T SUPPORTS ruE GovERSMENr wIru vtaop rtpgl.
lrV AND 2gAI. IN Irs ErFoRrs TO
CRUSH rus REBELLION
and restore the Union aud preserve the Constitution
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AgaIlCy.

y. II. Callard. ESQ., will soon visit different parts
Of the country, for the purpose ofcolecting amounts
due j. w. Bailey Volumes VIII and * of the
Jowna{.
Mr.. Callari is also authorized to act as our agent
in Wood and Lucas counties.
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II IL d \ II 4 q 'Tlj \
OF THE
Daily, Tri-Weckly and Weekly
OHIO STATE JOURNAL,
FOR THE YEAR lS63.

The wonderful events which are now transpring
IN this country, upon which the eyes of the world
are liked, renders good newspaper necessary in
every intelligent family.
Thankful for the increasing patronage that has
attended their efforts to make the Ohio Tdte Jour-
nal in its various editions Of Daily. Weekly, and
Tri-W eekly, First class Family Now spapcr, the
publishers are prompted to continued efforts. in the
direction Of progress and Improvements.
1t is their aim to make the Journal complete com.
pendium OF news, n chastc aud pleasant fire side
companion, faithful market guide, and fearless
exponent OF political matters. puncual chronicler
Of Legislative and Congressional proceedings and
IN short, weekly summary ofevents in the political
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With this end in view, it will contain IL full sum
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Due attention will also be given to Agricultural
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The News Department will embrace the latest
Foreign and Domestic Intelligence received by
mail and telegraph, carefully colatcd, down to the
hour of press.
The War for the Union will be faithfully chron-
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moment being presented, with full details of Battles
and of Army and Naval movements.
The ONO STATE .joTI!Gl, now, as heretofore, will
heartily sustain the Administration in its efforts To
put down the existing fratricida rebellion against
the best and freest government on earth. In doing
this it may be called upon times to speak plainly;
but ii will always speak upon conviction of duty,
and never as an adulator of men in high places:
and it will not hesitate To strip the guisc from trail
tors and sympathizers with rebellion, who cloak
their reasonable sentiments under the hypocritcal
cry for peace that is to be obtained only by
compromise with rebels in arms.
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To any one sending us ten new subscribers and
advance payment for eaoh one year, we will send
the Farmers Encyclopedia, Farm Record, and any
five other books On the lstor the entire list, OK
ccpt the Encyclopedia aud Record
For five new subscribers, payment in advance,
we will send the Farmers Encyclopedia aud Farm
Record, or any other five boks on the list.
For four new subscribers and payment, the Ency-
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They are here placed within the reach Of every
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address.
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Horse Power Machine for Sal,

We are prepared to do every description of Job
Work upon the shortest notice.
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Perysburg, October y, 1861.
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asrCni Inducements.

Great Inducements.
The rropretors oC the Ns,r York Observer offer
the following valuable premiums for
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
In all cases, the new subscribers must be- those
who have not in their own or others names taken
the paper during the past year.
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TO MINISTER'S AND OTHERS.

They contain the biography of mtrc than a
thousand ministers, and history ofcach donomiua-
hon with statement ot its doctrinal views. max
ing complete library of religious biography and
history. The lives Of these ministers are inter
sperscd with memorable anecdotes and incidents,
and illustrated by letters from distinguished states.
men and clergymcn, rendering the volumes an in
cXhausube source OF instruction and entertainment.
The publishers price for seven volumes is SOL
We will furnish the whole sGt to the order Of any
person who will send us twelve new subscribers
with the payment for one year, or any two volumes
for four new subscribers, or any one volume for
two subscribers. In ali cases the money (S2 30 for
each subscrbcr) must be paid in advance.
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.
We will furnish the whole set Of the following
works to any person who will send us fifteen new
subscribers with payment OF 50 90 in advance on
each for one ycar--viz:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-16
Mans Duty to Woman.

Let him learn to be grateful to woman
for this undoubtcd achievement of her sex.
and that is she, she far more than he, and
she, too, in spite Of him, who has kept
Christcndom from lapsing into barbarism
kept mercy and truth from being utter
ly overborne by those two greedy monsters
money and war. Let him be grateful for
this, and almost every great soul that has
led forward or lifted up the race, has been
furnished for each noble deed and in
spired with each patriotic and holy inspi-
rations, by the retiring fortitude of some
Spartan or more than Spartan, some Chris
tian Mother.
Moses, the deliverer of bis people. drawn
out of the Nile by the kings daughter,
some one has hinted, is only symbol of
the way that woman's better instinct a.
ways outwits the tyrannical diplomacy of
man. Let him cheerfully remember that
though sinewy sex achieves enterprise on
public theaters, it is the nerve and sensi-
biity of the other that arm the mind and
infame the soul in secret ga man dis
covered America, but woman equipped
the voyage" So everywhere, ma an exc
cutes the performance, but woman
trains the man. Every efectual person
leaving his mark on the world, is but an
other Columbus, for whose furnishing,
some Isabella, in the form of his mother,
lays down her jcwelry, her vanities, her
comfort.
Above all, let not man practice on wo-
man pcrpetually, the shameless falsehood
of pretending admiration, and acting con-
tempt. Let them not exhaust their kind
ness adorning her person, and ask in re-
turn the humiliation of her soul. Let
them not assent to her every high opinion
as if she were not strong enough to main
tain it against opposition, nor yet manufac
ture opinion Of her, and force it on her
by dictation. Let them not cruelty her
motives, nor ridicule her fraility, nor crush
her individuality, nor insult her indepen-
dence, nor play mean jests upon her hon
or in convivial companies, nor handy un-
clean doubts Of her, as watched substi-
tute for wit nor whisper vulgar suspic-
ions of purity. which, as compared with
their own,a is like the immalculate whiteness
of angels, Let them multiply her social
advantages, enchance her dignity, minister
to her intelligence, and by manly gentle
ness, be the champions Of her genius, the
friends of her fortunes and the equals, if
they can, of her heart.-Re0. F. d. HINT
iaGton.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-16
Power OF IInaginstion.

A wealthy lady had tickling in her
throat and thought that a bristle of her
tooth brush had gone down and lodged in
her gullet. Her throat daily grew worse.
1t was badly infamed and she sent for the
family doctor. He examined it carefully.
and finally assused her that nothing was
the matter-it was a mere nervous delusion
be said. Still her throat troubled her, and
she became so much alarmed that she was
sure she would die, A friend suggested
that she should call in DR.. Jones, young
man just commencing practice. She did
not at first | Ike the idea, but finally con-
sented and DR.. Jones was called. He was
a person of good address and polite man
ners. lie looked carefully at her throat,
asked several questions as to the sensation
at the seat of the alarming malady, and
finally announced that he thought be could
relieve her.
On his second visit he brought with him
delicate pair of forceps, in the teeth of
which he had inserted bristlc taken from
an ordinary toothbrush. The rest can be
imagined. The lady threw back her head;
the forceps were introduced into her mouth;
a priek-a loud scream and twas all
over and the young physician, with a
smiling face, was holding up to the light
and inspecting with lively curiosity the
extracted brisile, The patient was in rap
lures. She Immediately recovered her
health and spirits, and went about every
where sounding the praises of her sa-
vior, . as she persisted in calling the dexter
Gus operator.