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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-13
War Meeting Monday Night.

BY special request Col. Norton addressed war
me ting, at the Court House, on Monday night.
The Colonel gave a complete history of his captiS-
,ty at Scauy Greek, Va. the subsequent arrange
meut with Geu. Wise electing his exchange for
Col Patton, the reccut notification by Gen. Cox,
shat he was yet prisoner Of war, the recent visit
60 Washington TO inQuirc into the matter, and the
charges which hc claimed that Gen. Nelson had
preferred against Gen. Mitchell -- ne only being
bearer Of said charges To the War Department
In regard TO the means To h. employed in putting
down the rebellion, the Colonel expressed himself
in the most patriotic tcrms, To the end that our
national existence should be preserved he pn-
nouuccd in favor Of condscatng all rebel property
slaves included, To the use of the Government.
Further Il it was necessary, to arm the nsgroes
and pm, them in the field He, for one, in order to
save the tuon WAS ready TO accept the service of
any and every body to put down this unjuSti6able
rebellion He said the South had had almost un-
msputed control Of the Government since 1911
and il WAS because they saw they were about 10
lose con,rO, that they began to look about for a
f pre,eNt for rebellion. The slavery question was
thought to answer the purpose, and was therefore
embraced by the Democrats cf the South. They
counted on Northern sympathy and action but the
first shot against Sumtcs's walls awakened us TO a
realization 10 the awful calamity, and united us as
one man, with one common object. lie appealed
to all present to foster the spirit of unity which
then was kindled, and relax not until the flag Of
our Un.on Aoated in triumph in every STATE of oul
once happy country.
We regret that the short space at our command
prevents ms evea giving an outline Of the Colonel
loquyuI and patriotic speech.
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The Military Fund.

LIBERAL amount of money has been subscribed
in the county for the purpose Of paying bountcs for
volunteers, but not tenth as much as should have
been subscribed. Men are volunteering daily and
their bounties should be ready for them. The men
of means in this county-and there is Il large num-
berof them--should bring forth now OF their trea-
sure, without stint aud aid tn this most important
work. Let our men of wealth put down there 81 900
or $4,000 at time, as do men Of the same class in
other communities. Libcrality in this respect
would ill out Wood county's quota in less than a
week. The responsibility lies now more with the
wealthy class than any other. We have plenty Of
men among us who would go into the field if some
thing could be done for their families. poor man
with a large family has a high duty to perform to-
wards it, and the SI3 per month will not enable him
to discharge it. Such men should be assure by their
more wealthy neighbors that while they are in the
field ris king their lives in behalf of their country,
their families shall not suffer for the neccessarice of
life. Is this not so Let this emergency be at
once provided for and the good work of volun teer
ing will continue to go on as rapidly AS ever.
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nrrest him .nd sena him Nor,h. dcs.

answer at all, arrest him and send him North, dcs
troy his dwelling and confscate Ills property.
Atall events we are well satisfied aud we think
the NEST tiinid ought to be by this time that the
rose water policy is a perfect failure, that more
stringent measures must be used. IL this war is
ever brought to a successful close. Therefore, it
is the duty for every one that can possibly leave
home and is capable Of fbclring arms to mmedi ate
ly enroll his name as volunteer II is the duty Of
the government to inaugurate a new policy and
then We have no fears but that the war will be
speedily and satisfactorily brought TO close
How long have the men who have taken their lives
in tkeir hands and gone forth to battle for the
stitutiou and the union, forgoAe the peaceful quiet
ude of home and all that is dear. to suppress re-
bcion, to be forced TO guard seccsh property to
nmpel negro who has come to our lines, probably
the bearer of important and valuable news, to re-
turn to his master and for his loyalty receive a
logging. Yes, and how long are we who are al
ready in the field 10 wait and implore brethren
of the free and hope patretic) North TO come To
the rescue. 1t is no common stake we are playing
for the Nationality Of a great, free and happy peo
pie is in imminent danger and unless something is
done speedily and unless new policy is adopted.
you and all of us can say farewell to the Great Re
public
The weather is fine and the country around here
an excellent one, yet there peculiarties to be
met with that showed that slavery has done its
work. In conclusion, am sir, very respectfully,
YOUR obedient servant. Ira VI. KELSEY.
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Of the river, and we had no means Of crossing TO
pay our respects to them neither could they visit
MS. We had not a sufficient force to enable US to
advance and leave an adequate force behind for
guards 50 as to ensure supplies; consequently, we
had TO remain in sd,n quo, and look each other in
the face" From these premises the rebels did N
come to the same conclusion. They evacuated their
position, and report says they have crossed, are
crossing the river, at some point not far distant
with the intention Of trying our mstte. Gen. Nc
Cook credited this report enough to induce him to
order all the troops Of his command under arms
from aud half until O'Clock a. m. in order to
prevent a surprise and we are yet under orders 10
be ready to fall in at a moments warning. So you
see we may possibly have little fight over here
but you will be likely to hear ali about these things
before you get this.
The health of the regiment is excellent. The
indications at present are, that the rebels will be
disappointed in their hopes that "yellow jack !"
would drive us out Of the country into the
ground " during the summer. The days are warm,
but the nights are cool and comfortable.
Presuming that your patience will be sufficiently
tried by the time you get through with what we
have already written, for the present, We bid you
Adieu, A. p. DoSALDsoS.
T.. ). At present there is joy in camp, for full
rations are being doatout 10 the men, A.P.D.
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SHERRY WINE BTTTERS.

If you are debilitated and require a strengthen
ing remedy, you have it in the Sherry Wine Bit
ters.
your bowels are deranged, the regulator is the
Sherry Wine Bitters.
If you lose your appetite by which you will soon
become feeble and Frustrated, the Sherry Wine Bit
ters is your remedy, when every other fails These
Btters VIII remain your friend in afiliction and re-
store YOU to health.
They are prepared by an educated physician, and
the merits are in the preparation itself. and not in
newspaper pulling, on which a great many medi-
cines are sold. The Sherry Wine Bittcrs are put
up III bottles holding pint, at 75c., and be
duced fully one-half hy water. and then be as
strong and eHicacious as any other Bitcrs put up
anG offered for sale.
For many years the Sherry Wine Bitters have
been sold and held by the people in great estima.
tion in the New England States and New ENGLAND
people in the West generally know their value.
Ii Is now about four years since their IirSt intro
ductiOn into the Western States and in that short
time they have become KNOWN and APPRECI ArEp in
almost every town and village of the West; from
Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin and all the West
ern and Northwestern States, the demand i, I'M
prccedented for any similar preparation, and when
once used in family they become the standard
remedy, always kept on hand.
The Sherry Wine Bitters are used and recon-
mended by many of the leading physicians in the
country, and all physicians who test their mcr-
its pronounce them invaluable.
As a remedy against fever and ague they work
Ike charm. We receive daily evidence of their
good effects. 1t would scarcely be possible to de-
wise any btters, or even a series Of them. which
could do so much good for mankind as Dir. Rich
ardson's Sherry Wine Btters The benefit they
have distributed among the million can be traced
in numb ress instances. They are certainly the
"Bitters of our own times"
Full particulars accompany each bottle. They
are sold by medicine dealers generally Price, Use
per bottle.
j. n. HARRIS 4 CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Proprietors of the Western and Southern States to
whom address all orders
Sold by Peck q Hamilton, Perrysburg: s. L.
Boughton, Bowling Green; +. Roesinger. Freedoms
Thos. Taylor 5 IN, New Westfeld Dr. 5 A.
Smith, Portage; A. j. Gardner Il Co., Gilead C.
! West Toledo. 6ml2
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Only I've DnYsi

Brr two days Of the time fixed by the President
now remain until drafting men to fll up the army
will commence. These are The times that try men ;
souls We have a country to save, and by rushing
simultaneously to the standard our GJd-favorcd
and blood -baptscd Republic will be rescued from
the grasp of traitors, whose murderous hands seek
to throttle and destroy it. II you come not to the
rescue all may be lost. The bounteous harvest,
given as the reward Of your toll has been safely
gathered, and now your strong arms and uncoquer-
able hearts should freely be given fo the salvation
Of your country.
If the quota for this county do not voluntarily
present themselves by next Friday, the 18th, the
deficiency must be made up by drah. Drafted
men receive but the regular army psy--no bounty
anl no advance money. Let it not be said that
Wood county's quota had to be filled by a draft.
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HDr. Lamb,

WHEN at Bowling Green we had the pleasure Of
meeting our old friend DR.. Lamb. Although very
feeble he is rapidly recovering from the accident he
met with at Fort Donaldson. The miseries which
savery has occasioned on the battle field, and its
pcrncous influence on the poor whites. as well as on
the negroes has effected a radical change in the
Dr.'s views. He considers the final, and absolute
settlement of the question of slavery at this time,
to be necessary to our unity and future prosperity
nation. If this cannot be effected in any other
way than by emancipation of the slaves, ne goes
in for emancipation. These men who have the
term abolonist always at the end of their tongue
will do well to learn from the Dr. what he has seen
and endured after which should they fail to con-
slider the horrors OF war inflicted ON this nation by
the slave oliszsshy and by the silly cry of aboli-
tionism stne their own conscience belle the teach
ings Of Jefferson, and stamp with infnmy the es-
cuLcheon Of ttis glorious republic: such men may
be looked on a. very questionable patriots. The
Dr. has our hcart,,'S; wishes for his speedy restor-
alton tn health, ami future well-being.
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riII nm the OLA Regiments.

Ir is obvious 10 every man that an inexperienced
person entering upon any profession, is often sadly
at a loss what to do or not to do, unless guided by
the advice of those who have experienced and sur
mounted the troubles that beset him. AS in the
professions and trades Of peace, so it is in war;.
The new beginners always make MISTAKES. which
a little counsel from the initiated would teach him
to avoid. Then, TOO recruit is double the service
to his country in regiment already in the field he
can he in one which may remain weeks in camp
before entering upon active duty. We wish all
possible success to the new regiments, but the old
must not be neglected We are glad to see that the
authorities at Columbus are awake to this necessity
and that renewed e1ertions about to be made 10
fill up the thinncd ranks Of the veterans who have
done credit to their country.
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MEDICINAL.
A RMY Suffers TAKE NOTICE..

A RNf sOrLsRs IANh Nor"h'
THE GREAT UNION SAVER
The enforcement of the laws and the frco use by
the people Of that wonderful soothing Balm.
PERRY DAvIS'S VEGErABLE PAIN
KILLER
the GREATEST FAMILY MEDICINE OF rug AGE.
Every volunteer or mess should have a bottle. in
case Of sudden attacks OF disease.
TAKEN INTERNALLY. it cures sore thtuat sud
den colds, coughs. Sc, weak stomach, general
debility, nursing sore mouth, canker, liver COM
plant, dyspepsia OF indigestion, cramp aud pain
in the stomach. bowel complaint, painters collie.
Asiatic cholera, darrh~a snd dysentery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY. cures felonS, boils and
old sores. severe burns and scalds, cuts. bruises
and sprains, swelling of the joints. rngwcrm aud
letter, broken breast frosted feet and chilblaiuS,
toothache, pain in the face, neuralgia and rheu-
matsm.
PAIN MILLER taken internally should be adul-
terated with mills or water and swcetcuCd with Su.
gar if desired, or made into syrup with moasscs
For cough, few drops sugar eaten will be
more ehectual than anything else. For sore throat
gargle the throat with a mixture of Pain kicrand
water, and the relief is immediate and cure posi-
live.
IL should not be forgotten that the Pain Killer is
equally good taken internally as used external
w. Each bottle is wrapped with full directious for
its use.
Please read the printed directions. The Pain
Killer IS by universal consent allowed to have won
lor tseii reputation unsurpassed in the history ot
medical preparations. Its instantaneous effect in
The entire eradication and extinction nf pain in all
IT'S various forms incident to the human family and
the unsolicited written and verbal testimony of the
masses in its favor have been aud are its own best
I advertisement.
NoTIcE TO DEALERS N PAIN KnIER.-Theuamc
and trade mark of Pain Killer" belongs exclusive
ly to the propretors of this medicine. That right
has been sustained by courts of law, and any per
son found selling an article of that name moi man
! ufactured by Perry Davis L Son, will he prosecu
ted. The Pain Killer is sold BY all respcctabl,
druggists throughout the United States and in for.
/ eign countries. Price 2je. sec and 81 per bottle
j. n. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
froprietors for Southern and Western States
/ Sold by Peck 4 Hamilton, Perrysburg ). |.
Boughton, Bowling Green f. Roesingcr, Freedom
Thos Taylor 4 Son, New Westfeld; DR.. ;. a
! Smith Portage; Al. Gardner Co, ,Gilcad G.. West
| Toledo. Gml2
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BoIINEN, TENN..

BolNER, Tenn, Aug, 9th, lS62.
FRIEND BAILEY 1t has been some time since /
have written to you - cause nothing to write
but as Col. ;. II. Steedman - who stuck to us like
the little old man has been mustered ont OF the
service, aud thereby relieved the regiment OF load
that has oppressed il like an incubus, and Lieut..
Col. Scott has been commissioned Col, ,-- an ap.
Pointment eycryway fitting, l will scribble a few
lines. The health of the regiment is good and
everything of late passes off in the most saisfac-
tory style. We are able to compete successfully
with any regiment in the Western Army, in the
Battalion drill dress parade anything else in the
line Of the soldier, Since my last we have per-
formed great many marches some of them very
arduous ones. We have tramped over a great por-
ton Of Western Tennessee and some Of upper
Mississippi On the 2ith ut., ,he 6sth, 9sth and
2Oth o. V. left Grand Junction, where we had been
about month, that place being too much isolated
and arrived here on the 2jth where the work Of for
rifcation goes briskly on. There at present
some two hundred negroes at work on the ontrench-
ments and more happy coptented, or easily man
aged set cannot be found. Thepe is az present here
force of eight or ten thousand, which can be cas-
lily augmented il necessary, from Jackson and Cor
inth to perhaps forty thousand. People from the
North would be perfectly surprised at the change
that has been wrought in the minds of the men of
this Army in the last four H....;as. Tnen great
iuuuy chung to the illusion, Of Cancellation. Now
to man they 60 for prosecuting the war with the
utmost vigor for making the army self-sustaining,
at least much as possible, for confscRton, and
for using the niggers for teamsters cooks, camp
scayengers, etc, and if necessary arming them.
A great majority go for arming the slaves imme-
diately. among the number such men as Generals
John A. McClemaud, and John A. Logan, who il
will be remembered were Northern pro-slavery
members of Congress AT the commencement of the
rebellion. Why the way we have been forced 10
do as we passed through rebeldom, was to detail
generally eight men to guard the premises Of this
OF that secessionst and furnish ratons to the men
while so employed, and often while their property
was being thus guarded these rebels have impart-
ed valuable information To the enemy. Now we
all know that the better and more sensible way OF
doing would have been to arrested the rebel and
sent him north where one man, and that man and
old one could have guarded him, and ten more
aud to have taken his effects and appropriated then
TO our use. In this kind of reatmen. there would
have been no immunity for treason, no pleasing re
ward for rebellion be. Seeessionism would have
soon been al discount II is the current belle
here that the proper way TO treat tie eitzens Of The
factous south, wOulk be to put the question farl,
and squArely TO each one of them as we Oonle /,
them are you fer the union" IL he answered
the affirmative, give him gun and tell h'-0 =, 81
"' ~ - WV I've or refused I
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|Tuu Commercial says Toledo is not the only lake
lote city where the skecdadng fever has appeared.
he "sneeks, as they are now appropriately term-
4, are flying from Chicago and Cleveland by the
'orr These very same scurycv fellows, were, no
ouht year or two ago, the lOudcst bawlrrs at ell
ctions sricking for the rights Of American citizen
uip- which rights, when they are now tlrcatcncd'
hey are too cowardly to defend. Fortunately, a
check has been put 10 this skulking from
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The PpunIp ArOuSrti.

TIM war meetings which have been held in the
county. have been well attended and all present
seemed to be duly impressed with the Importance of
PROMPT action. We have not witnessed any out
bursts of enthusiasm, hut what seemed to be de-
termination the part of ALL TO raise the men called
lor promptly, and we feel satisfied it will be done
q all 90 To work with tha, view Drafting should
lDr avoided if possible.
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Military Matters.

Tnr citizens Of this county aIe thoroughly arous-
ed ON the war question. Three full companies are
already reported and commissions were yesterday
given out 10 raise two more, which must be done
between this tmu aud Saturday night. ID. W. II.
Day, j, h. Roller and a Z. jerome are authorized
TO raise the fourth company, and y. W. Poe, Joseph
Shoak and James Chilcotc, are authorized to raise
the Hfth besides the above, Petcr Bell is raising
a number Of men for the 61th regiment. Three
cheers for Old Wood.
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Well Done,

TnE Lima Gazette reports recruiting going on very
briskly in Allen cauuty. No less than four COM
panies in process Of formation, and are making
excellent progress. One had 80 men sworn in ON
Monday, another reported between go and 40, and
still another about 60. As soon AZ camp is opened
for the goth, at least $50 men are expected to re-
port from Allen county, and 400 for the Regiment
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TMP PORT ANT TO FEN 5.
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They are mild in their operation and certain in
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NOTICE. - There is one condition in the female
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producing peculiar result The condition refer
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Such is the irresistible tendency of the medicine to
restore the sexual functions to a normal condition.
that even the reproductive power Of nature not
resiS; it,
Warranted purely vegetable and free from any
thing injurious. Explicit directions, which should
be read, accompany each box. Price 81. Sent by
mail on enclosing 81 to DIR. Cornelius L. Cheese
man, box 4,j3l, Post-oflice, New York City.
Sold by one Druggist in every town in the Z. s.
RIB. HUTCHIAS,
General Agent for the L. s. No IA Broadway, to
whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by Peck Hamilton, Pcrrysburg, Ohio.
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4 War Meeting

WILL be held at Bowling Green on Wednesday
evening, August 18th. Lieut.. Col. Slevin, will
positively be present and address the meeting.
ca. Norton, OF the 2ls! Regiment. will address
meeting on Friday evening, August 18TH, at the
same place.
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j. j. Belcher. Dentist.

Or Fiudlay would respectfully announce TO the
citizens Of Wood Co., that he will be at Mead's
Hotel in Gead on the 9TH of August, and remain
until the Goth at the Exchange in Perrysburg
from the goth Of August until the 9th of Septem-
ber at the Russell House in Bowling Green from
the 9Th of September until the 9TH, prepared TO
perform any operation in Dentistry.
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MINT we Mnnt.

Woop, Potatoes, Wheat, Oats, Corr. Eggs, But
ter. Chickens, aud other kinds Of fam products
taken subscription ordcbs due this ofiic'. Money
not refused
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IinIIN for SnnhuskN.

Nat HAYNES, Of Fremont, got commission to
raise a company of>yoluntcers, and then ,rent to
,rsyk. The result was full company in twenty
four hours.
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WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS A
SURE REMEDY

For the many diseases man is subject to.
If you are attacked with fever and Ague YOU de-
sire at 10 rid yourself of the disease and iryou
can find sure remedy, and one that is pleasant and
agreeable to the taste that is what YOU would pre-
fer. That pleasant and sure remedy is
DIR - a RTCHApnSnN,S
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Nan Killed in Ernmnnt.

Has received the appointment Of Colonel Of the
lOlst regiment now organizing at Tifiin. capital
sanciinn
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MAN named Jack Gongs was shot dead, at
Fremont the other day. by another named Ayles
both negroes. Whiskcy was the cause.