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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23
Our Jimmy.

You ought 10 see our lit e Jimmy with his
broad brown eyes, like frightened birds
his firm sun-tanned imhs--his big brow,
and his little de icatcly mo ded chin hecked
with its deep dimplc. He is very near be-
ing baby, but he isn't the baby not quite
for Jimmy has little sister who Claims
that title, and has a right to, for only Il few
busy months instead of years have lighted.
in turn, ON her llossy head.
Jimmy loves this little soft blonde sister
of his very much. and wonders when he
books at her, and is very protective of her
indeed. so that he runs rs fast as ever his
feet will carry him when he hears her cry
ing, Suspccting some slight or abuse, or
somo damage in the way Of accident to the
small tottlmg figure that Gpsets so easily
on the carpet.
He loves to hold her white little fists in
his own. made browner by contrast, and
notices with his great large shy eyes the
look they have. as though bright train of
raiudrops had pattercd along them leaving
pretty dents where the luucklcs ought to
be.
What baby il is to play with its own
little feet stuck out of its short dress and
which il must strain and pant to reach,
What baby il is to put things into its little
mouth, and to lose things that should be
held in its little fingers, and to fall over side
ways like great doll with Il heavy head,
when it should sit up straight aud woman
.aaly b. Ns@,,ih Jimmy!
Jimmy likes 10 be watched, and he likes
the hahy's appreciation.
lie likes 10 take Tom, the negro baby,
= which is their Joint property and set it as
tride the chair or the &oor-kuob, Within
range of the baby's vision, and witness her
crowings and homdmgs and her rapmrouS
approval of Tom in this position.
ItiS exciting for Jimmy 10 fancy the door,
knob horse. and Tom the gallant rider
oud then TO lash them into motion by swing
! ing the door violently to and fro and shout
ing ot the very top note OF his small, hoarse
voice. The expression on poor Tom mute
face during tIls drive aul bard canter hai.
Grs all desc;ipt on, and yhettir atude OF his
A.mp legs ia their brown paulaloOus, with
lhyoal blue sirpes.as they daugle each side
i'ot his very smooth and spirited steed, Is 30
i curious that the baby is entirely overcome
Icy U, W,J halt bursts with trO)c
Besides the Iag-baby Tom, with his il0n-
mel lips aud woclly hair, Jimmy and his s.s-
ter gWa black Gog--a real live black dog,
when affords them still more amusement.
II ever dog was made and meant for ba-
habies 20 play with tlen this one was.
ESlmkirS along, meek and subdued. under
Che tiny veNety hands that helplessly
stretch out upon him, crawling to nestle his
isJkN quiet head on the baby little mites
tot leet-l0oking up at her with droll but yet
loving dark eyes, or going near enough 20
AcS the soft Chcek-neVer making hostile
or o bo9Stiul show of teeth in her presence
allowing her 10 pull his ears and tail and
TO take mp haudfuls Of the long, pumy hair
thiU TAILS over him 10 saddle him so silkily
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23

CHLORIDE OF LIME AS AN INsECTICIDE.--Dm-
glers Polytechnisches Jouradl says: = In
scattering chloride of lime on plank in a
stable, all kinds of flies, but more especially
biting flies, were quickly gotrid Of Sprink-
ling beds of vegetables with even weak
solution of this salt effectually preserves
them from caterpllars, butterflies, mordella,
slugs &c. 1t has the same effect when
sprinklcd on the foliage of fruit trees. A
paste of one part of powdered chloride of
lime, and one-half part of some fatty matter,
placed ia narrow band round the trunk of
a tree, prevents insects from creeping up it.
1t has ever been noticed that rats aud mice
quit places in which a certain quantity of
chloride of lime has been spread. This salt
dried and finely powdered, can, no doubt,
bo employed for the same purpose as -four
of sulphur, and he spread by the same
means.
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AGRICULTURAL.
FOOt-ROt i'm sheep.

John Johnston writes that he belives he
can manage this disease as well as NJ. Bau-
chere, and that his, method has, besides,
the advantage of being no secret. He de-
scribes it as follows -
Take fincly-pulverized blue vitriol-the
finer the better-make it it into salve with
lard, butter. or honey. After cutting away
every particle of the hoof that has become
detached by suppuration--if some blood is
drawn no injury will result from it--apply
the salve freely, and | will warrant that in
less than five days the sheep will he sound,
provided the detached hoof has all been cut
off But It's safer to apply the salve at
different times, say two or three, at intervals
of four or six days, examining carefully at
each applications TO see that none of the de-
tached hoof is left OH the foot. To cut this
entirely away is Indispensable The best way
have found TO pulverze the vitriol, is to
hang up an iron pot by rope or chain.
put in half pound OF vitriol then put in
a cannon ball. aud take hold of the pot with
both hands, and give it such motion as will
cause the ball to roll on the vitriol, and it
soon becomes pulverized. The vitriol will
require to be loosencd up from the bottom
of the pot once or twice. No better cure
for foot-rot need be desired than this, pro-
yidcd the application be thorough; but if
the land is wet, or foOt-rotten sheep have
been postured on it long it will be safer to
remove the sheep rs fast as they are cured,
because the foul land will again inoculate
them,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23

NEW INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC" President
~ Lineoln's Grand March, with his vignette
Music by Hemsmuller, leader Of 22d Regiment
Band, price 40 cents. Our Generals Quiekstep,"
with vignette Of 35 Of our Generals music by
Grafulla, leader OF the 7th Regiment Band, so cents
=" The Seven Sons Gaiop," Laura Keene Waltz, S5
cents each. Comet Sehott.sel, 'h25 cents all by
Baker. "Muse Box Galop.' by Herring, IS cents
" Union Waltz" La Grana, % cents. "Vounteer
Polka" Goldbeck, 25 cents. Spirit Polka ""Gen-
eral SCOTS Farewell Grand March," 25 cents each.
tarkhurst's "Star Spangled Banner." Brilliant
variations by Prof Gull, 40 cents. All of which
are pronounced by good judges to be fine produo-
tons.
NEW VOCAL Music will be true T.
thee;" penny for your thoughts !" Little
Jenny Dow ;" and Why have my loved ones
gone" by stephen C.. Foster. Shall we know
each other there" by the Rev. r. Lowry. Pleas
ant wurds for ALL" by j. Roberts. "There is a
beautiful world,' by /. NJ. Holmes. These songs
will be very popular. Price 25 cents each mailed
free, Shall We know each other there 70 is pub
lished in cheap form for ch0irs aud Sunday schools
price cents each, IS cents dozen, SO per 100; ;
postage l cent. Published by
HORACE WATERS,
Agent No. ash BrOadwsy, New York.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23

TUE BEST GRAIN At rhE INTERNATIONAL
ENWBUIoN.-At late meeting of the Bath
and West of England Agricultural Society,
Lord Portman, ono Of the jury on agricul-
mal products at the international EXhibi-
ton, stated that the best oats were from
Nova Scotia; the finest sample of wheat
from Australia, weighing 6S pounds
ounces per bushel the best flour also came
from Australia. He attributed the excel
ouce of Australian wheat TO the climate Of
that country, The grain from the Iollver-
Elm states of Germany, with that also from
Hungary, in the Austrian department, was
represented rs remarkably good.
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GIVEN AWAY.

Mr., VIM. McKim proposes to dispose his lands
in this county at merely nominal price.
lie will sell the south half Of the north west suaI
thoroughly ditohed and drained at an expense @
S245!
lie will also sell the south half of the south-wes
quarter Of section SO, town 6, range H. at the sam
price.
Enquire Of II. H. DODGE, Attorney at aw, Pei
rysburg, Ohio.
Also for sale a large number Of Town Lots, both
here and in the town Of Mllgroye, with aud without
improvements, together with several valuable
Farms. II. IL. n0DGE.
PsuysbsEE, Nov. 10 lsS
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Christian TrensnrY.

You are in an enemyt land, surrounded
by temptations. and have heart that is
deceitful above all things and desperately
wicked. To honor Jesus in your spirit,
communications, and every action should be
your constant aim You are to live unto the
Lord for Him who died for you and rose
again. To this end provision was laid up in
the everlasting covenants for this purpose
the precious promises were made, and with
this design the Holy Spirit is given, that
you may serve him in Righteousness and
holiness all the days of your life. This
world is not your home Satan's family are
not TO he your associates riches, honor, or
pleasure are not to be your objects; you
are to walk as in the midst of snares -
watchful, prayerful, depending upon Jesus,
and cutivating fellowship with him. 0
keep your eye on Jesus as your example ;
walk by his word as your rule be not ven
turesome nor presumptuos, but avoid the
very appearance of evil Never leave the
Lords ways or ordinances TO join the world s
parties, or please a carnal fancy. Keep
close to Jesus, and follow on to know the
Lord. Act as loving child going home to
his fathers house.
So let our lips and lives express
The holy Gospel we profess;
So let our works and virtues shines,
10 prove the doctrine all divine.
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Pitt,s Separator.

| also manufacture another equally excellent
machine, known as Pitts Separator. These Sepa-
rators are by some highly esteemed. They are
manufactured with great care. and are a good ma
chine. They have become we'll established and
are justly celebrated both for rapid and perfect
work. In manufacturing these machines | have
selected such patterns only us have been fully test
ed by long use, and in offering the two above be-
lieve | offer the very best that are made. 1t is
claimed by those who use them that they will
thrcsh, clean and fit for market, more grain in q
given time, and do it betert than any other machine.
In fact the only limit to the amount they can thrcsl
depends the facilities at hand for getting the grain
to the machine aud taking care of the straw, etc.
after it is thrcshed These machines are both of
them strong and durable the joints are all astcn-
ed with bolts, and are fitted up with cast steel
cylinder shaft, with composition boxes. The cyn-
der is - inches in length, and | am now making
the Separator and Cleaner iuur inches wider than
the cllindcr. The Bcater Shaft is furnished with
steel journals and brass boxes brass boxes, also,
for Canvas Belt Shaft and Fan Shaft; steel jour
mails with iron boxes for Fan Side Shaft iron pull
leys tleathered) and cast iron conveyor. In every
particular they are constructed in the very best
manner in every part they run easily; are easily
tended, and are adapted to be driven by gear by
bands, requiring about 400 revolutions per min
ute,
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL NO. 2.
n. .0nn lOPLES [SsrEn-

1t is an entire work. of nearly 200 pages.
Many OF the tunes and hymns are written express
ly for this volume. 1t will soon be as popular as
its predecessor (Bell No. y which has run up tc
the enormous number of j75, 900 copies in 80 months
-outstripping any Sunday school book of its size
issued in this country. Also, both volumes are
bound in Que 10 accommodate schools wishing them
in that form. lrees " Bell No. ., paper covers,
Is cents; II dollars per hundred. Bophd, l6 cents,
l3 dollars a hundred. Cloth bound, embossed gilt,
80 cents - dollars per hundred, Bell No. l, pa
per covers, ~ cents 10 dollars per hundred Bound,
20 cents IS dollars per hundred. Cloth bound,
embossed gilt, % cents 20 dollars per l00 Bells
Nos. l and 2 bound together, 40 cents 80 dollars
per hundred. 20 copies furnished at the 100 price
Cloth bound embossed gilt, 80 cents 40 dollars per
hundred. Mailed postage free at the retail price.
t0RAE WATERS, Pub,
No 4sI Bfoa4Eqy, \. !.
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AGRICULTURAL.
7Hreshers and .S,parators!

In the manufacture Of Threshers and Separators
have aimed. in the first place, to select the most
approved pattern such as have been tried aud
found to give satisfaction, holding myself ready at
all times TO adopt such i'm experience
may suggest as being desirable. In the next place
have endeavored TO select the best material, and
have always been careful ~ employ none but the
most competent workmcn. have also instituted
the most careful scrutiny Of all my jobs before they
were placed in the salesroom. and in this way have
been able TO supply my customers with none but
the most complete work. It is to these facts that
my machines owe their reputation with farmers
and thrcshers.
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rANsEy As REPEILANr OF THE pFACH
rREE BoRR.-A correspondent of the Amer
lean AgricahUriSt says --"l | have tried
planting tansey around my trees, for two
years past. and not single tree has boen
attacked by the borer, while those without
tauscy have almost all been more or less
injured. saw it tried -four years on other
trees with entire succ IS. The tsnsey is
planted very close to the tree, aud SO as TO
surround IL. Ii need not be allowed 10
spread but a few inches from the tree
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23

fierce pantomimc such disappointment as
gathered on the little brow, and trembled
round the small red lips flying past me ]
shall not soon forget. Naughty JIMMY
S.H. B.
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NOTICES FROM THE PRESS

THE DAY SUnooL-ljgLI.. - The tunes are lively,
and such may be easily mastered by children.
The spirit of the songs is uneXceptonabe, and well
adapted To the schOol-room. 1t is the cheapest, and
among the hest of school music published. Nir
lork TEACHER.
DAY SCHooL-BLLL. - This book is cmincntly IL
dupted 70 use in our common schools. The editor
very truly observes IA his preface, " II is universal
ly conceded that singing strengthens the lungs,
soons the voice, sweetens the temper and is of
the richest sources of exquisite enjoyment" These
are certainly results which need to have brought
about III our systems of education, and we are firm
in the conviction that this science ought to he taught
in all our aLuo ,,s
We have a great number of school gOLE books
before the pubic, but many of them lack musical
As we'll literary taste,and are really demoralizing
in their luence the misical Ia eut of the young.
Airs of aGknoNieG ged EXCELLENCE welded to words
of true poetry are the qualities that ought to be
sought with the greatest care in the preparation OF
school song book. This book seems to combine the
two qualities. aasyledaid School Jo'npoi.
The DAY SCHOOL, BELL.-We unhesitatngly pro-
nOuncc this collection of music the best we have
ever seen for general use in our schools. With one
feature we specially pleased-the large number
of familiar tunes, We recognize many old fa-
vore, aid 4 frieAd 10 ghorl we handed copy,
counted over forty PIECES That che kpeN. Tney
are, almost without e4epptiOp, ehDice tunes, well
adapted for school-room use AOstpf the new mu-
sic will become popular. The elements are well
arranged for vocal practice, - Ohio Educational
Monthly.
We lind in this book great variety of excellent
music, adapted 70 Inc wants of day schools Of all
grades. htre are soOS, ID let3, tri0s, quarettes,
choruses, rounds and chants SOME of them secu-
lar, some of them sacred, all of them fit 10 be sung
by childroh al home or in school. Don't forget to
"lct the children sing. - Portland 7tdDhtr
DAY School BELL Of excellent hymns. This
book contains the elements of vocal music, and
nearly two hundred pages of music and words
adapted for schools, and suitable for almost all oc-
casops, II contains large number of pieces
which will be 'fayores w!sh yhe yonng. as well as
Bells Nos. aud 2, By the same editor, have had
an mmense sale, and the " Day Schoo Bell"
seems calculated u Aecure reception as favorable
as has been awarded TO its predecessoTs.-N II.
Educational JoHqui
THE DAY School BELL.--We have seen many
works of this character, and believe this to be the
best ever issued for the of public schools and
home schools.-Igpton .ldrertiser. Iinlon. Lolca.
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CANTgR WoRNs.-The best mode of check
ing Inc progress Of the cauker worm is 10
let hogs or pigs have access 10 the trees
aud eat mp the worms, which have now
left the trees and buried themselves in the
soil. A little corn may be thrown occasional
y around the roOIs Of the trees 10 invite
attention 70 the subject. When hogs cam
not be admitted hens will do the business If
YOU encourage them with. little corn
-AasSacl,HSet PloWghmaa.
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Wooahnrr,s patent.

have thus far found that Woodbury's Patent is
most sought after by threshers as certificates show
il does good work and gives excellent satisfaction.
The first premium was awarded TO this machine at
the Michigan and Ohio State Fairs in 1858. and it
has always received the first premium nt County
aud State Fairs, whenever exhibited, both in the
United States and Cauadas. am the only manu-
facturcr of this very superior machine in the State
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Rheumatism, Gomt. liver Complaint.

INDEPENDENCE, Preston Co., Va. 9Th July, 1850
DR. j. c. AYER: Sir, huye been afflicted with pain.
ml chronic Rheumatism for long time which Laiied the
skil OF physicians, and stuck TO in spite Of all The
remedies could find until tried your Sararua. One
bottle cured me In two weeks and restored MY general
health 80 much tnpt am ir better than loiute was
attacked. / think il n Wonderful medicine. J. EREAM,
Jules Y. Getcleli of ST. Louis writes. / have been
afflicted for years with an affection st he Lr0. which
destroyed NY health tried every thing. and every thing
failed to relieve me- aud have been hrokentloWu man
for come years nom other tlau delngcm.Rt o
the Liver. Dy beloved pastor the BeY Mr. ESpy advise
me to try your Sarsnpan, because le said hc hcew yo
and any thing you made wo ia ing. rs The bless
ing OF God II us cared me. and has purified my blood
hA 10 MAKE ncE man 0f mc. / feel Young aEtiu The
best that can he sad OF Won !. NM LAa -nnl .nun--
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again EGpt...
FostGrid, HAYS Ho8sc, SATURDAY ID, again A.
Toledo. Collins House, TUESDAY, July 2s; again
August 10.
Ny THEORY AND TREATMENT
Arc new and different from any one in the United
States sand challenge any one 10 produce the same
success that have met with in treating Chronic
Disease. iheG2ry s based upon the chemical
operations Of the body, bfiieSnE Hi,ealcs 10 deph4d
upon disproportiuicd condition Of the fluids Of ,he
body whereby the solids be conc unhealthy b.
analysing the secletinns, blood &c, of the b0d3,
and finding out what Is deficient In excess and
supplying TO the system what is wanting. | am
enabled 10 often by small amount of medicines,
where the patient has been drugged with medicines
for long Years To no effect.
Now Dyspepsia, in the great majority ofcases, de-
dends mainly upon disproportioned state Of The
gastric or digestive fluids of the stomach. When
this gasiic taid is proppr1oned properly the floi is
Thoroughly dieestcd aud assimiatcd. Viewing pYs-
pepSia by the rules OF ChcmicopathOlOgy and giving
treatment accordingyl am enabled 10 cure 40 cases
out of 90. and 40 out % Of Consumption, As
thma, bronchitis and LawngitiS.and Liver Com
diaint, Piles Neuralgia Dizziness Scl, Headache,
Nervous Debility and Female DiseaSes--in every
case cure, and other diseases proportionately.
CoNSuuTI0N.
~ pr; MeMiAep uses an iiepIoved lnhaiiag n
strneut for the oure OF Cousuupon, Asthma, Brol-
chitis aud Larypgts By this We can make as good
an application 10 the diseased Lung and Throat h.
We could 10 a sore anywhere on the exterior Of the
body.
DIR. NJ. uses pure Chemicopathic and Botanic Rem
odies. lie gives mild tonic treatment which acts
chemically, and assists Nature TO free herself. One
ounce of assistance 10 Nature is worth pound OF
poisonous drugs to the disease.
Consultation and advice free.
lEtonAatioA IL regard to ny treatment ard sue
cess call on, OF write 10:
Mrs. ;, b. Abbott, Portage; Wood county, Ohio /;
Mrs. Robert Jacobs, Eaeleyile, Wood county, Ohio
Mrs. Jesse Hukell, Browns Corners, Wood county,
Ohio; Andrew Cross, Millgrove, Wood county, Ohio;
John Cummins, llassan Hancock county, Ohio j..
A, Smith. Elm0re. Ottowa county, Ohio; e.. f..
Church. Toledo, Lucas county, Ohio.
All communications must be directed TO DIR. J..
F. McAlillen, Cleveland. Ohio.
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DITCH NOTICE.

y
Notice Is hereby gigea that Frederick MeSseng er
and others have tiled petition IN this Office pra "
iug for the location, establishing and constructing
of ditch, drain, OF Water-cOurse, under the acc
to provide for the locating, establishing and con-
structing ditches drains, OF water-eourses passed
March 9Th, 1861 ;begnning az the southwest 4 post
Of section eleven, town five north, range nine eas
thece rorth said quarter line to the north quar-
ter posi- OF said section ihers 10 in.e-seet county
ditch number one q that the surveyor and engi-
neer has made due report, setting forh the ayaila-
bilty and necessity for the proposed ditch, and that
the time for the hearing on said petition by the coun
~ commissioners has been set ol the 18th day Of
August next, az this office.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office Wood County, o.
perrysbrrg, june 30th. lS62-9w4
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THE HORACE WATERS PIANOEs.

NTELODEONS, ALEXANDER ORGANS, and
vi 4. GILBERT & co.'s celebrated 1R0LIAN
PIANOES are the finest instruments for parlors
and churches now in use. A large assortment can
be seen at the new WareIooms, 4SI Broadway,
between Grant and Broom streets, which will be
sold at extremely low prices. Pianoes, MelodeOns-
from slnd.y makers. Second hand Pianoes and
Melodeops at e.eai barEGlps prices iroa - to 100
dollars, Sheet music, music Books, aHd a., Einqs
of musc meFchandse at war prices.
mol HORACE WATERS, Agent