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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-06-25
A Woman or GOOD Tnste.

The following very happy and equally
true sketch is uom the Lo0JDN QvUIy9V
Rsr'ar; 'Eousee this lady turning q cold
eye 10 The assurances Of shopm2n and the
recommendation olmIllmer. Shc cares NOT
how original pattern may be, ii it be uck.
of how recent q shape if IL be awkward. =
Whatever laws fashion dictates. she follows
% in" of her own, and is never behind it,
she wears very beautiful things which
people generally suppose 60 be fetched from
Paris. or 90 beast i..adc by 'rcnch Inilliner
huI which rs aucIp are bought at the near
e5t town and un,aUp By her own maid.--
Nut that Lyt costume is either rich on now;
ou the contrary, nc weUrs many u cheep
dress hut tits always pretty and many III
old one, hu Ills "lways good She deals
in no gauly confusion Of coiors, nor does
she affect a studied s0briety but she either
rouesncs you with a spirited contrast or
composos YOU with a i0dicous harmony,-
Notu scrap OF tinsel or trumpery appears
'EpUu her. She puts Lo laith in velvet
uaudo, or g,lt Uuttuns or twisted cording.
She is quito aware, however. that the garn-
sh is as important as the dress all her in
uer borders and headings are delicate and
fresh and should anything peep out which
la uoL intended 10 bo sUpn, it is quite as
much so aus hat which is. after all there
is uo great arc eitheriu her fashions or her
/ materials The secret simply consists IN
! her knowing the three grand unitie5 Of
, drgss--h.r own station, her owR age and
Aai own points. And mo- woman can dress
welt who does not. After this we need not
| vthat Who eyeris attracted by the costume
, w.iuot be disappointed IN the wearer.-
/ She may NOT be handsume or accomplished,
/ bus we VIII uuawer Tor being geyen-tompered,
wuILutormed. thoroughly sensible, and II
complete lady,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-06-25

We shall not attempt, for could hardly eX-
peCG TO succeed, IN port uying the de!urnhtie- OF
character repulsye ~ the They Say o.
society. The regulations of men aud women,
good aud bad, old aud young are alike wi here q
10y lis hightirg influence. They Say Is %
cOuvruirut mask for the saudcrcr from b,hud
which to emit the fouIcst lbrls, the most sean.
halous rumofs, gnd yicst iusiluatons. u J..
astonishing how many thougbtr prrs,rs 'hrr
pre TO sciZe ne Ie ty scandal OF m1tcr0u- iusiUu-
alton, AID give 10 currency without psu-ug Zoo
consider its proJnhiity, ur th6 cons, qu, noes g..
promoting It's circuiatOn "TEcy say is o.
demon VINO spreads a moral malaria that i"vauta
every circle, destroys ihc peace OF hml,|cs, uiI
IeputallJus, sOws GiSCurt, cUGendyrs S'Tiie un
hcart-buruings, witherS friendship, poi.ous che
fountain of love, aud even desecrale5 tbs a't5,
The habit of repeating is urterarc's grows aplcu
with lie least judu'gcuce, aud produces results @
the mos. p,iulul character
How macy feelings and affections are soirly
hccmtcd, and thar not Tor the time only, uut
how often do the siluders thus gcrminated I've
10 ninre the good name and fame of many
for years after Who has escaped its bauctd r
huetceE How many can trace their most pUig-
uaut -OFr0W to sun.a haGrtiesS urlerauCc, UNH~-
gerajed by repetition, aad to be- traced IN its
oIigju only 10 The UU.qul GUS They say n This
d,ud is eyer busy caring thc reputation, mag
nItyIuT tto lril-iss, and toIturtug the most in
uucert conduct aud actions Of men. Private
reputation Is priceless jewel, aal wc envy 90
mau'3 or wumaus heart who wilt lightly tr.d
wjb in hg needing or giving currency 10 'IUu
Say uuoss, sil.ctug ,he cua.tcr Of "a ue'g gh
bUr How muea more wicked i. Is whal /. as
sails eabser,, who cannot meet its accusation
but mus, suffer without the opportunity 20 rep.
it, it may be- until too late TO avert the evil j
has entsiled. It. is d very safe rule, when yo'
have nothing good TO ray about your ueighbo.
to keep your mouth shut. Auuyc ALL let tA
"uuruIy member be s,d.ed agaus, Che u,to
auce o. They Say runners.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-06-25

o'os win r''fio,' love oi e'uH.ry' oyc'Uo"ed
w'1 in' .sn''on az The outrage against human
'F a'd "oi' "h''h vas 'fe sacred cause her
lover talked about Sa' ie't that the bhcsnes'
oi 0's treason was eve" greater ''ao the' oi
many '.'elS' 'o' "'s "oo"'''A' was SO ""'N
s'e''er' h' e"e" we NORM SO mueh o'''''
W'u many u''' ne h'a N''t "0op'ed many OF
h'F 'pn'ooS "hen "'I"S anna h'r '"hae'ceSi
ue nau "o'"''.'u ava ueP'o.cn tue 'Nl o. S.'''
cry SO oi'e mar s'e lew o"t'ag'd' '0'r's'd At
ms craven a'"'''o" '' '"' cause OF '0''' ne
'"'"c'a 10 oe mNonE' Tor SN' could NOT h'p
'"''Nu '"'' IT, nc "NN 't'u Ut ''' NV'''''e
".N'1 ""'' SPP'''e' We. cause
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was 'n' ''s' sue '"oo'u ever Wr'' 10 } "'' l''y'
'oo' "u'" rs 5O' "'" ''''A '.'h r1e Oo"'o 1eF-
ers'ptJ'' o'' D" ms '''''"''i against '0' "o'-
''"'"e"' o' ''E' nation - nus u'n4'ee OF '''
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/ Jude and tears. But she bad always what some.
body calls ,pereaniil fire rronr lows viz on-
.,,',.,,,.. ara v,h r.,., no.. .,n -.
7l' Wy very "'"'' 10 n.'t
""e evening some months '','r ''e iH7' '"iteN
She had wr'en TO Raw, A"alN sat m the parlo'
OF her city bono, alone, singing 20 hcis-I, the
immortal words Of the 5.ar SptDaled Bluuer.
Her voice was inst tincin,~ ont c'o,,ly ,,c words
IND
gen ',.,,,. Cr.,lu,I ,,.',,l, We Hi.''' I
Ami t...s be OUR IotIo In Gad is our trust,
And IN. s.ar-spaugIg4 aluuer utr.umph shall lwave
. ef'-' i'l OF '"' 'f'' - .''' "'m' OF the or"'e'
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ed ronnd as q'c@iY as thought, ard there, by
her side, nov stood Pau! Dayton.
Niy God Paul, is i you ?"
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-06-25


OF reason
From the Nashville Union. May H..
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vreks c,t ir., .iirt,r, sicn,,,h,s
UW p,E,,3sor ,T Iu,,,i.. A l. E,,r.
of Illinois. J,bn Law. of Indiana u " No.
hoes. o., Indiana ", Arcn. of Ohio: e.. A
Wbtn Of ohio. Warren p Nnbln of Ohi,
Gtnrrr n psr.l,,or ct Ohio. James n MORRIS
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Irner.pY' DAVIS. les-r D. Bripht. Nfgfll. .pul
N,u Brovp. lnrn ,alins tIr;r l.trr 10 mi.
rewly-ri.ep raloxv of p,triots. 50 much for
the autborshin Of this addresg And now letus
sc,, p,b,t az, H. r,sit;ops The grst rrono.ifio,
Is conceived In ,h, very spirr Of srlf.h intol. r.
,-cp as Ian. remoy,d from, n, rio,i.p, and Conn
inc reno.ratic feeling as ANYTHING that ran h.
a.. .riped.
,Srbr prs.anf Administrator was chosen n,
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-06-25

"a her p,Qunuf. graceful manners mat chained
them; something ia the great soul vhi,h looked
GU OF her face which they loved
Paul Dayton fret met her In Sew Haven
whore he was attending college. Hisft'hcr was
one Of he prominent men OF South C,rol'ua
wealthy ana proud, and far moro devoted 10 ihc
pecuiiar institution thau to his county or h.s
God. But Paul had spent great portion ot his
TIM, at the North, and reeessl lriy imbibcd many
of her liberal op'uious; hence he had none Of
tlltjusoleut, oyetbelrirg air OF superiority aud
con'cmpt for others which SO cNorac,erz,s thc
srcucr p,r Of the higher class Of the South;
indeed, ! may say ol classes, for dovu even TO
Pompry aud Du1h, tbe same spirit is manifest
Blt Paul had truly, the old ch,ya'r'c spirit, aud
the proud manners and appearance of one of
those lord whose patent and title cG rohNtya arc
made on, 10 heaven and oocnior>iEued With the
great seal O, Jba King OF Kings Annie 'nsouf
soul was the counterpart, of lis, ,he other hall
OF that divided t,eohieh is
Two to The worli Tor the worlds work sake,
Blt teach to each, as IN Gods sight, nuo.'
And they hardly knew each other before tloy
kaaw this No long tedious prslniiuarcs 10
their acqutiotarcc, No journalism; no.l.ni's Of
worldly pgopH ty NJ can't, IN short. Tiey saw
zach other and sp,t, sa,l 90 sonl There is no
need of Iont aeuuliutapcc to know a person
through and through. unless. indeed, the pcrsou
,r, irr TO bi5a himself and von have to stuay
hin, 2. ropob DISGUISED Bus i, two persous aerce
IN ,b,ow ar tbe dress tbeg masquerade il b.lo,c
fh, nj Ist n,cN l.,o =, fhs n1tep fhov oar
Know oaeh other better =, a few short week,
chm, We ordinarily know reopls witb whom we
have been associated for yeare. How these two
souls loved each sther.i " ere rse ess to attempt
to tell. The strange impalpabe essence called
Love is something wish has never been dcscru-
ed.
ON! the delights of the tong golden summer
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-06-25

hJgBLEr VIII soon take place in Vienna
IN honor OF the four hundred years Of the
existence Of the art Of printing In that ely.
Nhe H=t Vienna printer Jlricb Ham, OPEN
cd l ra.lug olice iu llG2 but did nos
a-e,--a, and emisrated 10 Rome.
A. pIsAsTRors tire occurred recently an
U Brooklyn, AT the foot of NORTH Second
street causrlby the eNplosion of q qUanti-
Is q. kvrtseue or petroleum. An cntre
block was consumed aud three lives We're
loas. Tho property destroyed, including
900 barrels of petroleum, is estimated at
100000
Aau9S Baooks died in Fayette county,
Pa., ON May -, at the advanced age of one
4 hundred and one years and three months.
I He had resided IN the county over seventy
/ years. voted for George Washington for
/ President. and at every Presidential elee-
/ ton SINCE.
! lN hly-tJur years there have been 6.279
. deaths in Philadelphia OF smallpox, The
I AcIyios, wear was 1861, in which there
4 were 75S deaths of this contagion; and the
I,chtost year was 1859, when there were
only two. Ihe proportion of sexes wag
about equal, and about three iourths Of the
number have been children.
f. THg villain who placed obsuuctions ON
Ihe track OF the Evansville and Crawioras-
Vile Gndl Eairoad thereby causing the
death of Professor Fletcher, has been mr.
rested, and has made full confession.
WmN Gen. Fremont was at the West his
most secret dispatches to TIE President
were sent I'M Magyar, which wasa8 good as
cypher, since no traitor knows tho tongue.
What q compliment q tho native tongue Of
kossu,h-" No tfatfog knows the tongHo ~
lt SIS said that there is no gccord Of any
Hungarian being in tlterebel service, though
there are many inloar army. s4
/ PAgNors. At. extrgords iustane2
parrot incuhaftuis in this country has
taken place az liarroip, liedtordslaire 8l6&
three mopthsago bIrsxtreep..of theAv
sheaf Inn, reee iyed'a PAR 81 sAsll par t,ets
( from FREUD in New S0uth Wales. Nay
I are Of the genus Euda,cfss Of NNagieg. M
Z are ola beautiful green ava blue plnlna/
n A few days ago the hen laid hve ee - n
+ is sitting regularly oa henh
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-06-25

Aln.ost two yeacs since q sister Of exceed
ings energy ofoharaeter apdaetion Improved
"a very tayoraple time 20 question us respects
ing some pUTe-hearted Christians, with
whom We had bsen closely associated. Cur
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-06-25


THE man who planted a dagger In his enemy s.
breast, raised crop Of hemp hat elevated him
in The world.
OECE our statesmen clustered around the lib
erty tree now, our politicians only take 10 the
stump
FEANKIIN on bearing the remark that what
was lost on earth went 10 the moon, asserted
that there must be a daal OF good advice Gccu
mulated there.
WuAr miss nlvaysmates her lover 60 astray
Answer. Mi's-lead
What is the best line to lead a man with
Answer. Crno-lipe
/ An old topper, in the last stsges OF dropay
/ was told by his physician that no.h,ug wJu'
/ save him but being topped" His Oh "a VII
ty little shaver) objected 10 this operation, sh}
ing: Daddy, dlddy don't submit 10 &c; io
yOu know there was never anything tapped %
our house that lasted more thaa week.
A FAIR political Joke is told ora msn in Alsu
Ia, who, the day before election passed o sho
and saw a card hanging up with the description
Bells Hung" he stopped and read lbe cat
attentiyely. Bells hungt he eKclaime'
" Bells hung, Is he Then who will run th
Union ticket now
] WNp-NILLs are one Of the institutions G
Holland. IoH see them, IN almost counties
numbers. wherever .he eye wandors e.
rests. They are employed inraislng wate
I saving timber, grinding grain, etc
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

FROM NEW YORK

Nav loHs. Nav a6.--Qu,fe a number ol
western soldiers. wounded and sci. have
heen sent home to-day. BY Col. Hove Of ihe
Ne~ England Rooms. vhefe cvery attention
has been paid them.
Nrs losx. Nav A-The Herahs cor
respor.ieut reports that the ith Michigan in
the recent skirmisa on the Chickahomiav
fought and routed an entire fsbel brigade
A Petersburg parer reports that on the
10Th eighteen % the Monitors cre~ ~ent
ashore Al Cts Point. vhefe they vere sur
p-iss~l nv The resysis sbd nine nsjs prison
err and The balance reached their boat AMI
pullcl for he vessel They wcfc shot al
and = ghs Killed
The irginiA Legislature has appropriated
SO 90 IL remove the women ADD children
and deCrcptj persons from Richmond 10 =
place Of safety.
The Ftbsi army vas enCampel sllhin a
fcw miles % Richfaos1
Rcbel scoouuts state thai ule AAyof Of
Vxi.burs replied % he samonof. Of oar
Elsa irests. ilsal y .--.ssifFians never surren
der.
Marital lac = IA lorce IA Charleston =
The papers aDd citizens fearful Of ths
surrender oflhe city.
Nv Yosx. Msv e LIS understood ina
Col. Hanson. Of kentueks, : o. he ex
,haneei fof Col. Corcorn.
A letter 20 the Hersld givss hss u IN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

DIp. OF Cous mpdOn, yesterday morn.
iag At O'Clock. Pred. F. Robbins. ia the
18th wear Of his age. he leaves . young
wife 10 mourn has lsss. anil two children, too
Young ~ knos What Il i 20 lose father.
The funeral vii take place from tho
residence 1T h,s grandmother. Mrs. {.
Fuller. sn Tear'sisy moraiss. At . o'clock
The frsenl. AMI acssasistanccR VI the family
are asise.l 10 attend s.tLout farther notice
Fred ~. noticesble tiroughosi h,s life
Tor millns.. Of iisps-i,ion. and generosity
Of eh.rastsr lie had suffered much from
long d,.es-s bslors hs is.ued tho army
Esposns theFr. % aggrasasei ihe y ntons
hat he "a esiised % return home Find
~ himself ,ncaaH imposc-i he went
back . sell. ! l,sac. ha, socn alter retaruei
IA a,sa< -sa's
Although ga, msmieF 81 aos church.
he had mo-, child like reliance upon tho
voo.lae-- ani mercy Of the Almighty Father
.nl p..,si isom earth ,sisont a ,haios q
isabt O. dstkrn ths gloF oas iatase
Dar.ag his sat.rs si~kpcs he 49, nsse'
heard 10 murmsr % complain We tee
qaeu,ls told L,s weeping friends that he "a
aals gosag shoot ioarnes. AL sl.Ai 'hes
wa,si.l ali zee hia again -oon.
c.aais 49, ps.c-f.hy. 10 .snA isfs-f.
via saseis sai-P~g,as. eisft' tsfsfsf eitH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

~ The State JsAraai sAss Adjutant
,,onsral Soblnsrturned from Gen. Hslleek-
army. lat avs NJ. in good health lie states
hat the army Of the Tennessee - no" m
fine condition. IN good spir'ts. aud ready Tor
ths approaching battle. ~hich hs thia>s eau
Mt - delayed much longer. In fact 0en
Hslleck sould have commenced the attack
lists week. bat for sisices that g. enforce
u,snts we're on the Wv These are bow
tA-re DR. McDougsl Medical Director.
ia. seat away over n 900 sick. which re
lseyes the army Of the care OF that many naen.
Though there /. some sickness. there = not
- much a. : generally supposed. and but ~
tie OF a dangerous character Governor
Morton and ten Noble visited every lodi.
ana regiment anl some plea may be formed
Of their laborS when IL i stated that over
$40 promotions OF officers we're made and
the commissions ,-sued. Both the Governor
and Adiusant General we're kindly ir~ated
nv General Halleck. and during the.I stay
we're provided with quarters near the General
Headquarters. and were furnished with all
the facilities they wished To further the oh
scia of their visit. They vent there upon
business and not curiosity. ami General Hal
leck va. exceedingly courteous 20 them at
ail times. We make this statement because
ola malicious publication made a few days
since. ia a city paper. intended BY the writer
to convey the impression that the Governor
aud General Noble were snubbed by the
General commanding. and not permitted TO
wit tho Indiana troops.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28
Night Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Nav 27.-The Intelligencer
of this morning, referring to the representa-
tons that the Insurgents again menaced the
National Capital, says besides creating a
false alarm, they are unjust to the military
dispositions which the Government has made
for the protection of this city. while their
only effect abroad can be to produce a ficti-
tious impression more complimentary to the
military strength of the Insurgents than the
facts of the case can be held 10 warrant the
absurd rumors which find currency among
idlers and secession sympathizes have not
disturbed the equanimity Of the people OF
Washington.
WASHINGTON, May 26th.-The President
has appointed the following visitors to the
Military Academy at West Point, for ls62:
ReA. J. Phelps. OF California: James X.
Copeland. of Delaware; Wallace Biddle, Of
Indiana; Hon. Jas. Knox, of Knox, of Iii.
nois; Hon Isaac L. Christiancy. OF Michigan
Edward h. Mcpherson. of Missouri, Hon.
Samuel Upton, OF New Hampshire; Hon.
Thomas L. Carpenter. OF New Jersey; Rev
DIR. frsncis. of Wsyland. Of Rhode Island;
John II. Rodgers, OF Tennessee Phillip
BARTLETT, OF Vermont; DR.. Omond Bcadle
of Pennsylvania.
SPECIAL TO THE FvrNINN POST.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Gen Sigcl arris ed
TO day, and called upon the President. lie
met with warm reception.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28
SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.

N s. DANALDS0N, Notary Pub
IL Nc. Collector. Claim Agent, kc., 4c.. orers
bic ssrvoss 10 hs public, especially 10 those sho
uIited States, aud who may have any claim sgsii.s
oe oeosrAl Government He will ange. forward
and successfully prosecute all valid olAms reason
able charges. and az rapidly the business be
dispatched before the proper Offices at Washington
Having Tu fKAks experience and practice herein.
and The aid u old ocoer a the seneral Govern
msni undsr President Fillmores Administrator. b.
osDDot fail IN being successful With all legal claims
.hethsr for PKSsiOSs. BOUNTY MONTY or LAND
wARRASTS-
HALF-PAY PKSsIOSs.-Tbe widows. or n no
Wido~s the Children under sixteen year. ~ agr ~
var. who have died been killed while In The ser
vice. entitled to Hslf-Psy Pensions.
INVALID PKNsl0Ns.-Al officers and Soldier
who disabled by reason Of wounds received o.
tise.-e contracted while In the service and Ia IL
line OF duty n soldier, al any period. are entitled
IASDwAkRANTS--An Who served Ia dsy. a.
any Of the past % the uned states or d.
In battie. entitled 10 leo acres Of Land IN
Il Of death, the widow and Minors entitled.
BOUNTY koSRY.-Tbe heirs - ali soldiers M.
have volunteered during the present Cor tire.
years during the war, and have died o. been kilsi
while In the service. are entitled % osE kuNDNsn
potisss Bounty Money, and such Of the sol
dfer's pay a. may have accrued 10 the da;e - BIZ
4 death.
Nochrges made without claim - successfully
| tsrmin stef.
DEEDS and Mortgages executed. and Blanks fnr
! nishet.
- Eastern sresrsges arranged Ana collected.
AM osehange promptly remifted.
OffiCh Al The oh corner st.ni-
ID :. DASAgDSOS.
febsdu Notary Public. a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

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.ho put. nv name 70 handbiIls. that he pa
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e.aaassasi aisa mas. AMI IN f.sOs OF this
ar. tili the rebels are whipped. o. las down
their arms and return ioiheir allegiance
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