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VOLUME i. NO, 26.
UNION
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OFFICE -Coulson's Building, second floor,
West side North Main-street, near the Square.
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- nfPoKrANT CERTIFICATES.

Rochester, n. Y.December 2s, 1861 .
MessRs. P..H. DRRkE & Co ~ have been
great sufferer from Dyspepsia for three or
four years and had to abandon my profession.
About three Months ago I tried the Plants-
ton Bitters, and to my great Joy, am now
nearly o well man. I have recommended
diem i1 several cases, and as far as know,
always with signal benefit.
lam respectfully yours,
Rev. J. s. CATHoRN. 2
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Philadelphia, 1Oth Month, nth Day, 1862.
RESPECTED ERIEND.--Al y daughter has been
much benefited bB tie lise OF Thy Plantation
Bitters. Thou wiltsend me two bottles more
Thy friend, Asa CURRM
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IT you vent good and cheap parer
su5'cribs for the CRBAvA UTIos
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A MODEL REaIMENr-When Pay
master NorthOp was in New Orleans, he
asked Colonel Bissell, of the 2jth Con
,neeticut Volunteer Regiment, whether
there was any swearing in bis reg'menti
s You may go through the regiment, =
answered Colonel Bissell, "aud III give
you FIVE dollars ior every oath from it. !
The PaymaspsrI hunted diligently after
has reward, with good hope, but he scar
shgd IN vain.
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Mr., PowERs, the sculptor, has just
lost bis eldest dsughter
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No more vacant chairs by the sad waiting hearths
No more missing links from the chain:
No graves where stake, and II may be a flower
Shall mark where a hero was slain
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04
Peterson,s Mngnzinc.

The forty-iourth volume of Peterson's ladies
National Magazine closes with the December num-
ber. which has already hecn received We set
Peterson down as one of the best magazines for
ladies, that is published. Particular attention is
paid to all new styles and fashions, and several
pages in each number are devoted to plates, with
patterns from which ladies can cut any garment Of
their own or childrcn's wardrobe.
Now is the time to get up clubs for 1864. Three
or moFe copies make a club. Every person getting
up club of three, five, eight or twelve copies, and
renting the money therefor will receive an extra
copy OF the Magazine, or either of the following
premiums Handsomely bound ILLUSTRATED Lady's
Album !" or Mezzotint, for framing-size 81 by 90
ihehes-of BuByan parting from his Blind Child
IN Jail" or Buuyan's Wife iuterceding for his
release from Prison" For club Of sixteen, two
copies of the magazine or any two of the premiums
will be sent,
Ierms-s2 per annum, in advance three copies,
So hive copies, 81 5Oi eight copies $40; twelve
copies, SIS; sixteen copies, S2O Published by
Charles J. Peterson, SOC Chestnut street. Philadel
phia, Penn.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04
A I,OVal Man,

We were Informed a few days since, that an
Englishnan named Rainbow, walked distance of
twenty eight miles, to cast his vote for Brough.
lie had to walk distaace Of seven miles from his
residence to whore the election was held. On
reaching the polls, few malignant Copperheads
challenged lbs yotc, although they knew he was
natGrslized, and had voted at the spring election
The gentleman did not have his papers with him,
and was consequently compelled to return home
on foot to get them, which he did, and again re-
traced his steps, armed with the ndisputable proofs
of his naturalization, showed them, and deposited
his ballot for the entire Union ticket, unawed by
The snarls and malice of tratorous Copperheads.
That man will do to bet on. There is no discount
on his loyalty. This incident occurred in Portage
Township, of this county.
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To IInrsr OMmrrs.

DIR. SWEETS lNFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR
HORSES is uurivaled 10y any, and in all cases Of
lameness, arising from Sprains, Bruises or Wrench
Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango &c, it will also
cure speedily. Spawn and Ringbone may be
easily prevented and cured in their mcPent stages,
but confirmed cases are beyond the possibility of
radical cure. No case OF the kind, however, is so
desperate or hopeless but it may be allcviated by
this Liniment and its faithful application will al
ways remove the Lameness, and enable the horses
70 travel with comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand, for It's timely at the first appearance OF
Lameness will etectually prevent those formidable
diseases mentioned, 10 which all horses are liable,
aud which render 50 many otherwise valuable
horses nearly worthless. See Advertisement. l3
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UoHman's MHat Store.

1t is much better to pay butchers bill than to
pay doctors bill, and more conducive to health
IN fact the the butcher is patronized, the less
reed there is in patronizug the disciple of Escula-
Plus. proper allowance of good and tender
mat, such can be purchased at the meat store ct
John q. Hoffman, will give strength and viGor to
the system well as an mcous SAVIOR To the
palate. Nr. Hoffman needs 10 recommendation
from MS, as he has been extensively patronizcd by
our citizens, and these calling on him once, are
Etre to call agate and again. See his card in an
other column
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LETTER FROM CHATTANOOGA.
A.-Ghcy Vote FOR n raTt-B0dy of
General Lytlc-FOrce in Front -Ron-
burdntcnt-laealth of the Boys, &c.

Correspondence Of the Pcrrysburg Journal
CHArr ANooGA, Tenn, October Ii, 1853.
Ems. JorRNAL: In Battery G., on election day,
the announcement was made, by Lieutenant Sam
ucl Treat that the ballot.boxcs were all ready,
and that f We had any desire for voting, three
Judges must necessarily be chosen from our midst,
as well as two Clerks, to act an Election Board.
William Ranzyboitou, Ed. Bcvcrstack and George
Moore were chosen as Judges, and John Clinton
and John Wheeler Clerks.
As the Battery had been raised in different parts
of the State, it was necessary to have ten ballot
boxes tuat each voter might do his little good in
the proper county. Wood county gave Trough
sixteen, and no county gave Val any. Therefore
our Battery is considered loyal, and am sure it
should be, while cur guns look with scurn through
their portfolios, in easy range Of those who seek
our destruction. It is reported and am sure it is
SO, that one Of the Ohio Batteries near here gave
thirteen votes for that internal traitor, Na,landic-
ham. think they fight as they vote Our county
officers were elected, SO far rs we could help.
The election was conducted in good order, in ev-
crv respect, during the whole day. Each soldier
wrote his ticket, before handing it to the Judges,
Draft, and not less than 100000 more" This is
our motto, and will continue to be until the rebol-
lion is crushed by the overpowering force Of North
ern soldiers marching into Dixie.
Yesterday, the body Of General Iytlc, killed at
the battle Of Chicamauga, was conveyed through
our lines, to be taken to Cincinnati for burial.
A heavy rebel force still remains in our front
All bonbardment ceased on the 10th, I think 70
open more tremendously in short time. Only one
man injured in our Battery. The shells came in
pretty thick but did little orno damage.
The boys enjoy good health, and are anxious for
more fighting. We are looking for big battle in
this vicinity. Z. NJ.
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Sorghum Sirup.

We were presented with a sample of Sorghum
Sirup a few days since, by A. Bushnell, Esq, of
Webster township, which was Of his own manu-
facture. We haze tested its merits to our entire
satisfaction aud 'gtl"Ut hesitation we can safely
pronounce Il the best we have ever tried 1t is free
from all impurities, clear and has flavor not dis
similar to the sirup of the maple. The cane was
raised by William Muir, of Webster township.
We recommend Mr. Bushnell to the inhabitants of
Wood as a successful manufacturer of the Sirup
not TO be cxcclcl in ihi, region
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04

Il is genuine pleasure to us when We can re
commend a publication which We know will be Of
incaculable benefit to those who receive it. Such
is the AHerieaa Agricnltri't--a periodical which
notarm II or gardener should be without,and which
if taken for one year, its visits will become an alb
soluc necessity, and will be retained, The No
vembcr number reaches an edition of $4,000 copies
for subscribers sufficient testimony of its immense
popularity and benefit.
Published by Orange Judd, A. NJ, at II Park
Row, New York at the low price of 81 per annum
We will furnish the JOURNAL and Agricat,Tist for
81 % year.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04
A Endsspnd.

The twenty four hours of steady rain, on Friday
last, was graciousy acceptable to suffering human
ity From all accounts, it was general throughout
the West The citizens of Cincinnati are in costa
cies over il. Il ends the fuel famine there. In
this county, aside from It's general benefit ii has
undoubtedly extnguished the fires, which were
burning pretty extensively in the woods, a, a mum.
bey of loiuts throughout the couHty.
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We that Dr. Jean Lcdouv, wcll-knowu
practitioner in Franklin, Louisiana, has come out
with a strong iudor,nmant Of DIR. G.. W. Roback's
celebrated vegetable specifics, the scandinavian
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier. He saws in a let
ter published in the southern papers, " Those med
icincs lthc Pills and PuliGcr) undoubtedly relieve
disorders incident to the digestive organs, improve
the appetite the strength allay nervous irri
tation and free the syst IN from the impurities
which generate and stimulate diseases of the Stom-
ach and Bowels" Such unqualified praise, from
such source, carries weight with it, and seems to
confirm the result Of our own observations. Dr.
Rohacks advertisement, in another column dc-
serves attention. 2sd
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04
Peterson,s CounterCeit Detcctor.

This valuable publication for November has been
received. 1t contains a description Of forty-fye
new countcrleits, which have been put in circula-
ton since the issue Of the November number, as
we'll as complete list Of all banks" good, bad
and Indifferent in the United States and Canada.
1t should be in the hands Of every business man.
Terms-Monthly, 81 per annum Scmi-monthly,
So single numbers, cents. Address 7. B. Peter
son 4 Brothers, 800 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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Attention, Hill Guards

The members Of Company a, Hill Guards, are
reqrcStcd to meet at the Courthouse, in Pcrrys-
burg, on SATURDAY, November 7, 1868, at /
O'Clock =. NJ, and also in the evening at 6 o'clock
for drill and other purposes. Every member is
expected to attend as buSiRe>s of Importance is to
be tausoctcd. Let each mcmbcg take it Upon him
self to circulate the notice.
BY order of the Captain.
JAMES p. ANERILL, o. 5.
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Time of Closing Mails.
Perrysburg Church Directory.

METHODIST ErrscorAL-Rev. l.. NJ. Albright, Pastor.
Services each Sunday at 1880 AN. and Ir N.
PREsBYrERt,v-Rev. q. A. Adams, Pastor. Services
each Sunday at l0}0 AN.
BAFrsr-Rey II. b. TAFT, Pastor. Services each sun,
day at i0:30 A. NJ
LuTuERNS-Rcv. j. Kiinageis, Pastor. Services every
Sunday. forenoon and afternoon alternately.
GERMAN MgrHoDtsr-Rcv. c. Swineforth Pastor. Sery.
ices each alternate Sunday a: 1880 AN.
CAruoLto-Rcv, MIR, Hannah. Services each alternate
Sunday at 10 AN.
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These have beeu As plenty this year as "black-
berries in August" large crop of them have
been gathered in this county, many persons coming
for miles, camping out, and spending week at a
time, gathering nu.> in da?hSht, and hunting at
night. Ia nIaHg places throughout the county, they
are selling at fifty cents per bushcl. Cheap enough.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04
A Brilliant Meteor,

On Thursday evening last, about O'Clock, we
behcld brilliant meteor in the western concave Of
the heavens. Like fash of lightning it llumi-
mated all terrestrial objects. Its visible fight was
about forty degrees in length, and for two minutes
subsequent to its disappearance, a train of light
remained in its pathway some twenty degrees in
length " hlch faded away graduallyj and as it died
away, changed its shape from straight line to
almost a right angle.
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The following letter will prove the merits of DR..
Wcavrr's Cerate. 1t will cure all eruptous and
diseases Of the skin:
HAMILTON, Quo, August II, 1860.
Ihavc bccn afflicted with and ,cea& cyes for
the last five years-on the recommendation Of a
friend, was induced 10 use DIR. Weavcrs Ccrate,
and have derived great advantage from its use.
JOHN II. FALCONER.
DR.. WcaycrS Sirup and Ccrate for sale by Drug
giSt> generally throughout Wood County. 22c
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Printer Wanted,

We wish to engage journcymau printer, who
is competent to take charge of the work in a coun
try Office. For good, faithful man, who gives
satisfaction, the situation will be a permanent one.
Any printer desiring such situation, will do well
10 address this Office Immediately, by letter. stating
terms, &c. Printers addicted to an "occasional
Spree" need not apply.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04
New and IrsriuI Irvcutions

It's well known to the majority of our citizens
that our ow-townsman, William F. Weber, Esq.
has been engaged for a number Of years past in
the construction Of a wood-sawing machine, which
in our opinion far surpasscs anything of the kind
heretofore gotten up. The machine is now fully
completed and on Saturday last Mr.. Ncbct received
his papers patent therefor from Washington. As
a model of ingenuity and skill, it is complete sue
s,Ss. The entire machine weighs less than four
hundred pounds is run by hand, and obyiates the
necessity ot hauling logs to the machiuc--in this
case the mIchuc may readily be moved to the log
1t may be taken into the woods, AMI used in cutting
saw-ogs, &c, as well as for saving wood. Mr.
Weber informs that one man can saw. with the
machine, an average of one cord of wood per hour
and after seeing the operation Of the machine, we
do not consider this an ovcr-cstmatc. The novel
construction of the driving-whcel, whereby great
increase of motion and power is obtained. is the
first thing that will strike the eye of the bchoder
The wheel "must be seen to be appreciated and
it is our opiuion its patent alone is worth fortune
to its possossor, AS it may be rs alvantagcously
applied to other machinery This machine, as ii
now stands is the result of nearly eight years un-
ceasng thought labor and ingenuity. Labor,
mental and physical, time and money, have been
spent on the part of Mr.. Weber, to bring It to its
present perfect state, and we trust that he will soon
reap the reward of his labor Of wears, and that his
remuneration will be muniiiccut, in return for the
valuable invention he gives to the world
Mr.. NcNcr has also shown us a new steel nstru-
memt-lIin own invention for cutting glass, which
gives Smoother and deeper cut than the diamond
itself Forths purpose, it is evidently destined to
supcrccdc The diamond, as it is much to be pre-
lcrrcd and can be furnished at cost of only soy
cnty-hye cents about oac-tenth the price ui an
ordinary diamond. 1t is only few weeks since
he made this invention, and in that tnle he has sold
Overcome hundred dollars wosth of the instr, ynts
The demand for them sill increase az they become
known.
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FROM THE 21st REG!WENr O. V. !.

We are permitted, by William Houston,
Esq, Of this place, to mako the following
extract from a letter received from his son.
Henry Houston, OF th" Dist o. Y. |. The
letter was written at Chattanooga, oct. Is:
Yours of the l9th ult., was received in time to use
the tickets for election Tuesday looked more like
election day than anything else, as it iained ali
day. The votes were 223 for Brough s for Val
londigham. The Coppcrhcad votes w@rc from
Company G, all frQm Hancock county. The beauty
of it was, they all wrote " Draft" on their tickets
so you can tell that the fools did not know what
they were voting for. / think the Copperheads
will feel very cheap after this election. The boys
in the regiment who voted for Valandigham don't
like 10 own it very we'll The Union boys bore
them half to death.
The weather has been very bad for the last few
days. Th,rc is no news OF move, and thing we
will stag here all winter.
We expect Colonel Niebling before long-tlink
he will be here by the 2Oih; we hope So, as there
very few officers in the regiment.
We are pretty short for rations. at prcsent-ony
draw half rations, and very slim at that.
Our division and the second has been cons0da-
ted, and is now commanded by General Rousseau.
He has twenty four regiments instead Of twelve
eight regiments in a brigade instead of four. All
brigadcs are now commanded by a Brigadier Gen
cral, which is much better, as half tho Coloncls
are not competent to command brigade. General
Starkwcathcr commands our brgadc-and he is a
ono6 man
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
Apprentice Wanted.

boy, sixteen to eighteen years of age, desiring
10 learn the printing business can find employment
at this office. One who resides in town and can
board at home, preferred.
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Given by F. Il. Miller Il Co., in another column,
should not be neglected. Road thciradvcrsemcnt
and YOU will see, among other things, that they
paving cash for slaves, pork, &c.
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Returned.

The FostorjA -Nsr, states that James Norris and
VIA. Russell of Coapany II, 49th Ohio, who were
w"andcd at Chicamtuga, returned home on
Wednesday, of last week
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THE MOST rFFECTlrE BLOOD FURlYlEB
NF TnE NINrTEENTH GENTRY
DR.. wEAYEp'S
CERATE AND SALT aHECM siRUP.

NANNtioiS tyH"-at lo not now, or ever did bclieya
ln or rHrut|' the hNUNUv medicines that thruuc c,
cry shop ana drug store the land; bnt having been
prevailed upon 10y friend tn use pr. NEAvGRs ClpArr
ana S,tr RuI,N, on an pvErtvatipg sore on tho in
Steps ut both my feet, which had been there and pr
vented my wearing boots or high topped shoes for "
NoV', wua' ynrLulIy testify that having used one
h'N rf the trrltc and but one bottle or the Stup and
With no other medicine tlr uSirps Cf ny feet healed
ny and became perfectly sound aud we'll aud remain
SO at present. without ihe slightest indication OF ever
being affected rs tho tIsriSr.
can hut believe the above preparations cured Inv
feet most thoroughly ot disease that had been sun.
miu"l Co the uvotm,rtof many skillful physicians
INT who mover succeeded u huucGtug 1t In the least
lut tH'hr' iuytruyAtcl thr disease. believe 10 ia
good medicine, aud ttcl ita duty TO recommend H.
rtrER SMITH.
Wusrru, Wlsvo>slN, March u, 1868.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04

LlNlMENT, in pint bottles at 30 cents, cures lame
ness, cuts. gals, colo, sc. Read the following
BoSroN, July Z, 1860.
DR. Tomas: We have used for the past year
your Horse Linimont for lamcncsS kicks, bruises,
collie and cuts, and in every instance found it the
hest article | ever tried in this circus company.
Please send six dozen, it is the only I.inimcnt
we use now We have los horses, some very val
uablc, and DO not want to leave town without it.
HYATT FROST,
Manager Van Amburgh Co.'s Mcnagcric.
Sold by all Druggists. Office, 90 Cortandt
street. New York 26b
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

In this department, VIC have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made MP
according 20 the latest fashions and in the sub
stantial manner, warranted TO give the very best
satisfaction, or NO sale.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04
Valuable Farm for Sale.

fINHE undersigned being dcsirous of going West,
L wishes to sell his farm, situated in Portage
Township, Wood County, Ohio, three miles cast OF
Portage, on the road leading from Fremont to Gi-
'ead, containing leo acres of land There are 50
acres improved and the balance is heavily tim.
bered. There is the Farm good Frame House;
also, wcil Of good water a cistcrn lust built
which will hold eighty barrels large Orchard oi
bearing APplc-trecs Young orchard Of grated
Peach. trees, Just commenced bearing. aud the
smaller fruits in abundance. Also, Sugar Or
chard of SOC trees, aud good supply of water in a
stream running Though the Farm.
JOHN JOHNSTON.
Portage o., September H. 1863. 2Itf
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Houston, a, the Cash Store, with cheap goods
tor the miiliou--uf various styles and qualities
He also receives daily. fresh whit, fish, from the
Lake. Give him a call
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Staple, Fancy anil FaShionabJc,
LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.

In this department great advantage may he Oh
tlined by close cash buyers from the fact that the
goods are bought for cash directly Of the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported goods
are bought at Just what it costs to import them
hence he can afford 10 sell goods at