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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-07
Sabbath Aeadiue.
REQUIEM.

RcyVicm .ft,rnom dopu ns Domino.
:.
Give thcm eternal rest,
Father, with Thee,
On Thy Patcrual breast,
God Of tho Free.
Du,rb is the csnnon's throat,
Broken the brand
bccbly the ponnons float
O'cr the red land
When, on the battle field,
by the rude torch rctcaled,
Slumbcr the brave,
rilluwcd on foes o'crthrown;
While round them shrick and gfoan,
llrut with the nights winds moan,
CcascIcssiy rave.
Then shall the thundcr's roar
Ncvcrmorc, ncvcrmoro,
Rouse up amain.
Theirs Is that oldcn sleep,
Sacred aud golden sleep,
FREQ from all pain.
SO sleep the dutiiul,
Drcamlcss, bnt beautiful,
Their duty done
Sinking in tranquil rest,
As in the purple West
Snhcth the sun.
W.
Fast closed the 6ght round them,
Vast rose the night round them,
Night at monday
Night Of the sulph'rous smoke,
Glad with the sabcr stroke,
Death shot aud thnnder-roar,
Dclugc of human gore,
Dreadful ARRAY
oh they fight fcnrfully
Bleeding, but chccrfully,
On for the Free;
Dealing their dying blows,
A. n'cr the flying foes
Rose Victory!
Close Up each ghastly wound,
Gaping 80 wide;
Lit them up from the ground,
Liberty's pride.
Wrap round each CORY form,
Torn though il be,
The star ol The battle Storm,
Flag n che FIRE.
Calm ia their siumbor now;
Fame on each bloody brow
Sits like star,
Cleansing through death and night,
With celestial iiEht,
Streaming ainr
Drop ro tears vain on them
There is NO stain on them.
Earth shall now tcNl
How, glad with strife To seal
Freedom and country veal,
Nobly they fell,
Leaving II story
OF valor and doom,
Wrcathing with glory
Their browS for the tomb!
Vfr.
dive them eternal rest,
Father, with Thee,
On Thy Pntcrnal breast,
God of the Freel
Gather those ever Thine
IN Thy fond arms Divine,
Who, for their comtry's laws,
God, and dear Freedoms cause,
Battle and fall
Give them eternal youth,
Life in immortal truth
Flash wido DER all
Their far splcndoring story,
To stream on sublime
Their sunshine of glory,
To haliow all time
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-07

Nv ByUpEN Is lIgm a wise man
sought TO explain to his little child the ma,
turo of cross. lie took two,shpS ct wood,
a long AMI a short one, SEQ my child, "
he said, the long picoo is tho viii at God
the short piece is your will lay your will
in a i,nc with the viii at tsoa and yoa huye
no cross loy - oSh'SUt, aud you make a
cross directly
Yhe chili of tyoi, 10y his uuhclef and m
submissive spirit, too often wiscs and riv
cts his own Cyoes to th, psln and tct ttur,
OF which the uuQIes,louins heart is alto
gothcr u stranger,
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COE'
COUGH BALSAM.
OVER FIVE THOUSAND BOTTLES
Have hccn sold in its native town. and not single
instance of its failure is known.
We have, i'll our possession, any quantity Of GER
titicatcs, some of them from
EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
who have used it in their practice, and given it the
prc-cmlncncc over any other compound
1T DOES NOT DRY UP A COUGH,
but looscns it, so as TO enable The patient to expec
toratc freely.
Two OR THREE DosEs wIEL INVARIABLY Cure
TICKLING IN THE THROAT.
A HALF BOTTLE has often completely cured the
MOST STUBBORN COUGH,
and yet though it is sure and speedy in its oper
aton it is perfectly harmless, being purely vegeta
bic. 1t is very agreeable to the taste, and may be
administered to children of any age.
| In CASES OF GROUP, WE WILL GUARANTEE A
CURE, II TAKEN IN SEAsoN.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
II is wishn the reach of all, the price being
ONLY % CENTS.
And if an investment and thorough trial does not
back up" the above statement, the money will be
refunded. We say this, knowing its merits, and
feel confident that one trial will secure for it home
III every household.
Do not waste away with Coughing, when so
small an investment will cure you. 1t may be had
of any respectable Druggist in town, who will fur
nish You with circular of genuine certificates of
cures it has made.
G. g. CLARK,
Wholesale Druggists New Haven, Conn,
Proprietors.
For sale by Druggists in city, country and every
where.
For sale at Wholesale, BY
d. s. BARNES II Co, New York
GEO. G. GOODWIN & CO., Boston;
2lz SURE, ECKSTEIN & Co, Cincinnati.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-07

TuE relation of simple Necessity claims
the ear Of God, Child,like confidence to'ls
It's STORY wl,Aou, ost,u'at,ou.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-07

Ny DROPS TO CURE Suppression Of the Men
ses, from whatever cause, though care should be
taken to ascertain if pregnancy be the cause, as
these DROPS would be sure to produce miscar-
riage they will also certainly PREVENT con-
ception, If taken two or three days before the
monthly period; therefore, ] wish it distinctly
understood, that do not hold myself RESPONSE
BILE when used under such circumstances.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-07

TuE parings Of skins and hides, and tho
ears OF cows, calves and sheep are carefully
tU,lyctcJ l9d converted into glue.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-07

By deepening the cultivation of your
soil, you add to its quality. Thus, by hav-
ing your soil eight inches deep where no.
fore you bad it but four inches, you double
its capacity somewhat as though you had
two acres now where You had only ono be
fore. Did you ever think of this? Eight
inches of cultivated soil has double the
strength of four, This is n now way of in-
croasiug your land mot new to our best
farmers, who understand all this and hence
they cultivate deep, not deep at once, but
gradually, each year II little deeper, at cv.
cry blowing. Flowing alone makes the
soil mellow, has wonderful effect, even
without manure; but manure is the main
reliance always.
In deepening your soil Judgment is re-.
Vuircd, Not too much of the raw subsoil
must bc brought up ut u time, unless it is
rich then plow deep. In clay soil, little
ut time is the true theory. Cut oil half
an inch of clay, more or less, at each plow-
ing. This, thrown up to the action of the
"lemcuts, will be reduced to powder, and
II at once COOS to work drawing stTength
from the atmosphere clear profit, you see ;
il has the effect of plaster. Then it is a
manure in itself These heavy clay beds
are valuable beds OF manure. As they are
generally spread out with your soil, you
necd only to adj lust your clevis-pin to ma.
nure your ground. But this must only be
dono when the uppor-soil is thoroughly fri.
. able, in good cultivated order. Too much
clay brought up will stitfcn your soil and
air, and heat, and rain arc kept out
and thus it remains, stiff, cold, stubborn
soil, on which little or nothing can he grown.
Grass is the only thing that stands the least
chance - I'aiity Farmer.
EGG PLANTS DELICIOUS " Cookgp RrGurLy,
Many readers say thcy do not understand
how others can like the egg plant We can;
cooking is everything. Tho best directions
are given 10 the .1mcricm iqricWiWria Ivy
one of its housekeeping readers. Cut the
plant across into thin slices, say :, inch
thick salt and lay those together ovci
wight; in the morning take them from III,
brine and sprinkle ducly powdered cracker
over both sides of the slices then fr,
brown (uot black IN Just enough fat tC
keep them from sticking to tho grlddlo
Some uso Indian meal instead Of cracker
but the cracker is bcst. We eat them thu
cooked, and esteem them really chcaI
delicacy, though wo once thought then
poor stuff. 4 subscriber at our Olhov
says " Cut them into slices nearly j, incl
thick, sprinkle on salt, lay them togothe
with a light weight on tho top in the moru
ing drain from tho brine, roll iu -four an,
fry IN butter, and they cant be beat"
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CAN NOT DO HARM !
CAN NOT Do HARM
CAN NOT DO HARM
CAN NOT DO HARM

l could fornish any quantity Of testimonials of
its efficacy from my own patients, but the prac>
tice of p,radiug bought and fictitious ones be-
fore the public is SO prevalent do not deem it
advisable Ny object is to place my medicine
before the public, not alone to make money,
but to do good Il is proverbally true of the
American Ladies. that not ten perfectly healthy
ones eau be found in any one vicinity.
re WISE IN TINE
BE WISE IN TINE,
BE WISE IN TINE!
BE WISE IN TINE!
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-07

TREEISG PorLrRy IRON VERNIN. Edward
A. Lewis, St Charles Co, Mo, writes to the
4igricWhTSt as follows Last year my
hens were so infested with verinn that
they died on thOir nests, and even on the
roosts, 1t was impossible for a person to
step into the old hen.housc, even for a mo-.
ment, without bringing away colonies of
the detestablc insects in his clothes Upon
transferring the hens TO tho COW building
they were all rubbed with a mixture of
lard and Scotch snuff. The old house was
fumigated With tobacco stems and thor
"ughly white-washcd, .SaSSafraS roossing
poles were adopted IN the new house, from
"A suggestion found in tho .IgricRFsriSi.
To all which, together with the burning
out of the nest, may bo attributed tko fact
that there has not been the least appearance
at tho pests on my premises the present
year"
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MEDICINAL.

TO the LADIES or AMERICA I!
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD!
MORE VALUABLE THAN GoLDl
MORE VALUABLE THAN GoLDl
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD!
DIR. JOHN l.. LYON,S
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS,
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS,
FRENCH PERIODICAL DEoPS,
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS,
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES,
Suffering from Irregularity, or Obstruction Of
the Menses from whatever cause,
1T is SURE TO CURE!
1T Is SURE TO CURE!
1T Is SURE To CURE!
1T Is SURE TO CURE!
II is impossible to enjoy the bloom of health,
and vivacity of spirits, unless the Menses are
regular as to the time, the quantity, and quality.
When they are obstructed, Nature makes her
efforts to obtain for it somo other outlet, and
unless these efforts OF Nature are assisted, the
patient usually experiences Dependency, Nerv-
ousness, ard finally CONSUMPTION assumes its
sway, and prematurely terminates miserable
life.
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MEDICINAL.

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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-07

StAusG WAN loR trrU tANs-- Take
rcRin, eight ounces gum shrllac two
ounces bceSwaN, ono halt nnncc and n
you desire TO have It colored Eughsh yer
million, one and hall ounces, Melt tive
resin aud stir in tho veuuilhpn il used
Then add the slcll,o slowly, aud aftcrward
the beeswaA, This will make quito quan-
,ity, and needs only 10 loo melted to be
ready for use at any time.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-07

&, I, ALyoRp states that bacon fat has
been highly recommended Tor caked udder
the. fat to bo well rubbed on the cakcd part
nf the bag, In one case he applied lamp
ml TO the cakcd bag once day, for fOur
days, which effected a cure, ucighbor oi
Mr.. Alvorl found thai little camphor
mixed with hog lard and rubbed on a
COWS has when clked, curcd it after few
apphcAtous.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-07

Let not disease destroy your constitution. Try
bottle Of my PERIODICAL DROPS, aud you
will be satisfied that sm no impostor. Tell
your afflicted friend what restored the bloom of
health to your cheeks, and thereby confer fa'
vor more valuable than gold. For painful or
seanty Menstruation it is just the thing. have
now in my mind an instance Of lady who had
been suffering from painful menstruaton Two OF
three years, oou6uing her to her room each
time she had applied to several eminent physi'
clans, without reliei whom one bottle of my
DROPS entirely cured her.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-07

- " w - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Al lN1 olllc,
Which will be sold at low figures, for ready pay.
A fine line of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Consisting Of
r.tlNTS DELAlNEs, PLAlDS, &c.,
Anlang which viii be found some very desirable
patterns.
Ladies and Kisses JVOOLEN HOODSuntl
VOOLEN SIA WLSdl last gears prices!
also have a good assortmcntof
CLOTHS FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
Consisting Of
CASSIMERES, sATTINETs, JEANS, &c.,
Which are but little higher than they we're year
| ago.
Btay" We shall buy POULTRY and GAME
for the New York Market, crcly IUcSday
during the winter.
We take almost every thing in exchange for
Goods, such as
GRAIN, BUTTER, EGGS, RAGS, &C.,
That customers have to sell, and will pay the high
est market price.
Corn W The Ear ,raRte1 at aH times.
< VI Il S q OOD AS CA S II /!
:. l., BOUGHTON.
BOwLrSG GREES, Nov. 30, 1862. Icy
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Obituary..

rtsd "a sbie city. On Friday. JAY sab. Alter 8
beisf tiisssu Df JOSH pAVf3s, formerly OF
XaAeess eoansy. Va, n the So year OF hi. sgs
ne ssloey n::as v recall y. s.s1 hsl q,
fhoeo ~ love ase taken ffon oue mi Isl, l. II =
sweet esnsolasian 70 Dsy = ret tsieuis 10 tasir
nsGnerv. Death always loves Q shlcl,g Hasst. ard
II de- tseuslfal VIVID, Of ths poet 80 h. 20 o. die
Afss WAils these " icss hearts ere dry - Summer
dus., burn 20 the socket" In The teSsh Of this
y,asg naa sos.sty hsa lost Of iss brightest or
Esosnss. end the ely o. R:csm md ono Of its bsss
80 noss laitkfsl physIeians. pis extreme con
ssssiloaanses n the discharge Of his professional
du:les evHtasksd . naturally delicate eonsisotion.
He ~ 90 Of tb0ss Kind saA genial spirits that
vea NE love q Ill hsafts-thas seemed 70 t~iae
asoana then ssrth's twestsss a0sotians, and nav
iaS 1aishsA IL msalon, then bore sway to Hesv.ni
70 IN The rslasions OF lite which he a led. hs
bright sxsmEls 70 those who ere lsfs 70 NOUN him
Asy God comfort kIsdssr s.ste-, who has 'oss
tbsn . bEssAef,-aad tswpsy ~ Uix1 20 shs shsr n
lamb
"0ssoa BE- the tart above thee,
FSjenl Of my youiffJl dsys;
None knew thee hrt TO lore th,e,
Hoos named ihee but 10 pSkiss /"
4 rEtHyD
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TUsF RNuuV1D-
q Whlte Etao Reant, n oil
Rioak Lad. On ~
very Ina Waltz ZEe
yyuaelah DlnA ana yellow Okre dry
0Mn 0haaAe. sal QaaattAy
npeeQ GAsts oa0eqrs Pepps9
- Wlaee0 eAaAs Cd etxtueos
i pepeas 1seisAans llasis
o2Ae LU1Dlm1. - uala a.
l1l1.9ss D1aMeW % - - - j.
1Ax1n4 Al WeWGA-ffAvsna 1ns1SSss
N - 1nnegy gseeaaly eDeeeleA - ~ 0re.
$50 -. 3. soassa 0s1esny. =. So Ss:esssA = -.
0Alo n tAet estAbltt0mk W hopo 4 Ieeno m
= el6nD WA0E, WbfoA " Dflt essAaaes ~ GRs1k
n f1~r1W xAMtxktoU = g,
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LA Ukafla

On The 3MA lnss ri Il o'clock A r. Hrs 6nSAN
A LoVILL. wife Of Wn q Lovsil u 4snc1es-
Iae
1As Easass and seqaalataceea Of tha family are
.seasresa 20 aAsnd hse funeeAt ttis day. a. 3
.s,sscek 2 r from tas resi3snse Of hss huatsad.
On IL sch Of Joly, 1863, JULIA. ycungsTs
shEd Of Janss 4 and tassh Jsss Conway. aged
ysar end Dcnshs
Her fsssesl VIII take plaea from tcr fsshsr's
vaSsouss On lsth s.rsat u 10 eek. Mia trstds5)
nof1sne, JAY 81. tn, frisnss ard seq1Aintas css
Of The family ere reqs&ted TO a.sad with ut far
shW noAteo
Ako, % The lith cf July .ss.. kESTI5 VIA
0lSIA, assd ! ysar snS 10 N o lbs h:!S Ct ,hs
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NONfRAOT8 FOR LU1RaR-0OkTRAOfs
~ will b made at the Confederate States ARSE.
paI, Richmond Virginia for the faiibwiog usOsd
Lumber Of tho SinssoAious 3D. 10 Be delivered
as the landings Ct the james River aad kaaawhA
Csua, Or al he Railroad Dspots uesr RishmSEd.
Psep5saia fer farplshi0g aay pastior ef tho sxsae
srssn sssxonsd viii b received .tl 10th Ausuas
next:
1eao Geo ssst insh pine plank
100000 3.t sc.atiins, % % Aa5 30 esst long
75(Ot 418 " rs. - sd 20 :"
5000 36i2 J0iSts, Ia, 80 anc 50
100 go inch piAsk
500 oc0 Poplar plank. Il inches thisk
80 600 Walnut plank. from Z - tGch thick
10 eco - i0ca thsox
40 COO Va white pirs. I 10 4 soek - iAtsk
20 GEO Hrskss. lrsvsn white oahJ 2a34 3. inches
long
3G0,e09 Hdirg!ss.
fts foEeu.na namAd 70 b Of While Oak, 0pan.
ish Sax. Willow oak. OF Turkey Cab. nee fsoa,
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rI1RusrnRs & Ii OF vAIU4BLs REAL

TVRUsTHa'S LIZ OF vALUlBLH REAL
u H6TAT1 On the North side Ok Cary and kasi
Of 18th sta-As Yeus,ees Tor Cedar Creek monihy
messing Of shs Rslsioas Bosissy CT Friends, We
shall ell at pubic &neticsa Oh the premises On
HOzDAY. TIE a7th u July. 1853, q u o'clock
T. the following truly valuable real estate, viz |:
portion Of thu lot On which stands The Yrisrds'
Meeting house. fronting 1sS fsss on thS North side
Of Cary street. running back tbs East line Of ~ n
s:eset iO5 feet Il Will DO s1id n q whole t5 the
front on Gary street. On this lot there % vs!ua-
t!s bodg Of bricA cI.y which instead OF being ex.
psnsive TO remove cxn b Sold II ls behaved, for
considerable sum- " those engaged In The mxnaiao'
turs Of brickS.
Terms -9ash or credit. .. tie option Of the pur
ahassr.
NAYH'L ORRHSHAW, (,
J08BPa PLEAsANfS,
PosTHonvMENT.--Thsa b,ve nile o. unavoiA
ably postpousd unth MONDAY. the 81 Acgusty
sGt Al same hour .(Iy 23l THE TADsr1s IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-31

AIUE1uh AT meet: g OF h board Of Dlssc.
~ tors Of tie Hi,hmoud. Frsterieksburg and
fusOusac Re lrosd company. held on tbs &7th day
OF Ju'y. 1903 tbs following resolution was adopt
ed:
Res Iysa, Thst from and Afser tbs n.st Day Of
Aus AIT uext the Pass .1g Fa:s ever tcs road b
a. folows-su kjsst to . 81: couat Of twenty nvs
cents for each ticket pusch&ssd In . staten Ufaes
or wasys there EhEsi be Go opportunity far pur
chasing ueketss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-31

A EAAUJISuL JAFxOVED FARM 1J1
n sALR IN ALREM AHL2--Win b sold q
pu0iis auction on tbs pssmlses, on TUNsDAY,
August Oh 063 Tor tSe ne II fair day beAutlful
hlehly improved FARM ct sb mt eco sores, 81 which
some 3o0 ase open, and the balance In timber. hto
farm lies ON the plank raaA four miles tom the
canal u 6cOtiaSile md IN sasy Eeaeh Of the rail-
r0ad xvsry Of Il h arabls, being nearly level
Of slightly uaAulAtlns. and dipping 70 tie 6ouih -
Il b ia ahisa state Of saltivation aad Improvement
some ITO acres being well tskso 10 grass The hn-
pEovsmsnta coBslst Of good Dwelling ASuss, with
sx coed rooms besides two in ths eassnsnt ftosy.
sls,a:sd on . ksAntifni sts with . very 6ns visw,
large yard and garden, with ali the nscsasary out.
hsuasa. including . nns ham ana tobacco barn.
There II also . lsrse crehud Of 6ns fruit In fuii
bs.rlns ,sisains 500 sallaes Of elder last yeaE,
besides the apes sold Il IL wall watsysd and
un&es good fssciog There d On abundance Of good
ehsuuS iizneef ON the p acs; good mill aid saw
mill withl1 90 yAxal and . shuEeh within nile.
(<pIsScpal those Of Other deuonln ln cary
reach xhs nAJghbosho0a Of cultivated and r.
foss soeiesy N shcrt u y no: oft.o plsss with
% many desirable qualities b offered for ssls.
Poasszion given log seeding fall crops, ana terms
pretty much at ths lufsAAser's opsI0n. Address
SubscFlber as geo.tsvl1la
Will b sold at ~ same tina sumo - e 10 Aae
" ai--tds WILSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-31

"oUsnHOLD AND XII ECHBH FURNITURE
H 1oR BALR Ar AUCTION Il y Ill sell u
ssicIion at 10 o'clock. On noNDAY. August 81. At
the residence of Mr. Henry Wa,lsrss>rn, l7.h
aud Franklin streets, all VI his Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, Clothing, e:S, olMp r;slsS-
WaydrObes
Jenny Lind and other R4dsteAes
Keeking and olhsf Chairs
Tasies, Crib, Washstsnds
Feather Dsds, Mattresses. Blankets
handsome Bszqollts
Cxoskssy, Glassware. Plated Spoons
docking aud Parlof Stoves
Ladies' Nresses and suudsy other Clothing
! excellent chess Of Carr snssys' TCo.s ste.
IL 80 EN PLHA5ANTH, Aacsr