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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-28
WEBSTER, WISCONSIN, March 12, 1868.


DECATUR, Brown Co., o., May l, 1868.
do hereby certify that had for four years been af
nicted with ruptured veins in my right leg. which
broke out in large sores tried many remedies with
out receiving any benefit, and ply Sican informed
me that amputation would eventually be necessary.
concluded to try Dr. WEAvERs SIRuP and CERATE, and
after using bottle Of the Srup and four Ave bot
ties of the Cerate perma ncntly cured. As have
had no return OF the disease for two years heartily
recommend all persons afflicted with Diseases OF the
Blood to give these medicines fair trial. recon-.
mended the Sirup and Cerate to ncghbor OF mine
who had been afflicted with leg for so yearo
these medicines cured him Two others Of my neigh.
bors, who were afflicted with very angry and
cured by the Of Sirup and Cerae, both willing
to testify TO the above statements.
JOSEPH STEVENSON, Postmaster.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-28

SECRET PRAyGR. besides tho open rc.
turn, there is secret reward of secret
prayer. There is "a peculiar and present
Joy in communion with God. The deepest
pleasures are the purest; and of all pleas
ures the purest is the peace Of God, To
feel that he is love--to draw so near to
him as 10 forget the world--so near as to
lose the love of Sin---is of all pleasures the
sweetest, Vt all hleSScdness the purest an 4
most profound, And next to this high
communion with God--next to the joy of
passions lulled, and sins slain. and sclf.lor.
gotten ia adoring fellowship with the Father
of LightS--is their sedater comfort who can
pour their grief into their Heavenly Faith,
cr's bnjom, or who can feel that they have
hespoken help against coming tolls aud
trials at their Heavenly Fathers hand. To
know that God is near---to knaw that he il
| trusted, honored, loved--to feel that YOU
are acting toward him as a rcvereutial and
/ adectionatc child, and that he is feeling to,
ward you al a gracious and compassionate
! father-there ID in nself an exquisite salts
faction, a present reward-Ree, james
RiIwihoR.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-28
DR.. wEAvER'S
CERATE AND SALT RHEUM SIRUP.

MARVELLOUS CuRr.-t do not now, or everdid, believe
In paronize the humbug medicines that throng eY.
shop and drug store in the land; but having been
prevailed upon by friend to use DIR. wEAvERs CrRATE
and SALT RHEUM, on an aggraTating sore the in q.
steps Of both my feet which had been there and pre-
vented my wearing boots high topped shoes for 2S
ye'rs, most cordially testify that having used
box of the Ccrae and bat bottle of the Srup and
with other medicine, the inseps Of my feet healed
up and became perfectly sound and WELL and RENE n
present without the slightest indication Of
being affected by the disease.
can but believe the above preparations cured my
feet most thoroughly OF disease that had been SUI
mitted to the treatment Of many skllful physicians
hut who succeeded in beneftinR II in the least
but rather nyigorated the disease. belie7e IL Is a
good medicine, and feel It duty to recommend II.
PETER SMITH.
WEBSTER, WISCONSIN, March 12, 1903
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-28

From Mootc's Rural New Yorkor.l
HEAVENLY TREASURES.

From Mootc's Rural New Yorkor.l
HEAVENLY TREASURES.
Lay not up for yourselves treasures upo'
,arth. - Matthew vi! 10, 20.
Lay not up on earth your treasure,
Where the moth and rust corrode
Earthly treasures all are hecting,
Aud can have no sure abode.
Thieves may rob thy well filled Golfer,
fruits Of weary years Of toll
Fire, and food, and fraud, and sickness,
Ayareiuus hopes may spoil.
But in heaven lay up your treasure,
Naurht Of that can ere he lost
nv 10 blighting disappointment
Is that way % wealth ere crossed.
Rut lis not material riches
Which u treasure there we seek
w, life 10 goodness given.
Aud a spirit pure and meek.
AMI the silent tears uf pity
For cartli's sorrowng ones that fall
Aud each secret deed uf kindness,
Unseen angels mark them all
And to heaven the faithful record
They with loving hearts will bear
These the riches we should cuvci,
This our heavenly treasure fair.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-28

PvIrU lhNTs--l po not use your pocket
handkerchief unless YOU need il.
., d. not Try 60 make commonplace ideas
and expressions forcihle by violent geSticu.
latious aud Straiuing uf the eyes.
,. Talk 4 great deal more about how
your hearers sgghi 10 live in this world.
than how they sM in the next,
4. Preach against particular sins, and tell
bow 20 sNArd sgsinst them.
:. Have something ia every sermon for
iuquirers after salvation.
Z, Six long s-mcteg verses are toe much al
tor serMpnS.
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VISEaAR.-rhis ayticle is one Of the
most necessary, and ye, we rarely Gnd ,t oi
oven passOhle quality. By following the
rules laid down in the following recipe
which have pursued fur many years, any
one may make the article VA his own pre,a
iscs:
TO eight gallons Of clear rain Wat r, adj
three quarts ot nolasSes, pat into goo,
cask, shake well few tincs, then add tw,
OF three spOonstul OF good yeast cakes
Ii in summer, place the cask in the sun
if in winter, near the chimney, whcro /
may ho warm. In ten or fifteen days, ad,
10 the liquor a sheet of brown paper, tor,
ia strips, dipped in molasses, and good vim
egar viii be produced, Tho paper will, it
this way, form what is called I" mother, %
life OF the vinegar, -" GcrmaNtotS's Ts!
,yrdph.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-28

APPLYING MANURE ~ AuruNN.-A CO...
respondent of the CJantry Gentleman thinks
IN best way for the perfect diffusion of the
Nor ,ure, is to spread the manure in the au-
lima, so that all tho rains of the season
may dissolve tho soluble portions and
carry them down, where they are absorbed
aud retained tor the growing crop. ilC
further says:
In experiments which we have wit
messed, where the manure for corn was
thus applied in autumn, il has afforded 4
yield of about seventy bushels per acre
when the same amount applied in spring
gave only fifty bushels \ thin coating o
manure applied to winter wheat at the tim,
of sowing, and we'll narrowed in, has in
creased the crop from seven to ten bushel
per acre, aud IN addition TO this, 10y ia,
stronger growth 1t has caused, Ss well a
as by the protection il has afforded to III
surface, IL has not unirequeutly saved III
crop from partial or total winter-killiug."
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KrCEISd Cows,--When the COW kicks
catch the foot la the hand and draw il close
TO the cows body, holding il there uatil
she sottlos hack on you, then let so ot il.
After several vain attempts al kicking, the
COW finding herself caught Ia her own trap,
is very careful how she takes up her foot
while milking, and much moro how she
puts il down,
This aetAad adopted with COW OF my
own, and il resulted eflectually and seI-
sral Gf my neighbors have since tried it
with like results. You must bear in mind
that We tried every way with which We
were acquainted without any effect
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DIvINE justice steals on softly with
woole1 feet, hat strikes AZ last with An
iron hSnl
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-28
THE MOST EFFECTIVE BLOOD puRIrII
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.

The writer ofthe following letter, Peter Smith, Esq
is a welknovn and respected citizen Of Vernon Co,
Wisconsin, and father Of o. G. Smith, Esq, Editor and
Proprietor Of the "ESpositor," the official county
newspaper. The letter came to us unsolicited being
first published in the Ezpositor, Mr.. Smiths desire
being to make known 10 suffering humanity the vnlua
Bile remedies that had cared him OF a disease Of 2S
years standing Every person troubled with DISEASE
OF THE SKIM BoiLs, BLorCHEs &C., should at try
this remedy,
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AT EXTERNAL REMEDY,

WOUNDS. PILES. BEADACHE,
AND ALL RHEUMATIC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS,
For all OF which it is speedy and certain remedy,
and never fails. This Liniment is prepared from the
recipe OF Dr. stephen Sweet VI Connecticut the IA.
bone setter, and has been used in his practice
for more than twenty years, with the most astonishing
As AN ALLrvI,roR OF PAIS, it is unrivaIed by any
prepar tiOn before the public, which the sbep
tical may be convinced by single trial.
This Liniment will cure, rapidly and radically,
RHEUMATIC DISORDERS OF every kind and in thousands
of cases where it has been used, it has never been
known to fail
FoR NEuRALGI., it will afford immediate relief In
every case, however distressing.
1t will relieve the worst cases of HEADACHE in three
minutes and is warranted to do K,
ToorHAcHE also will it cure instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAssITuDE,
arising from imprudence excess, this Linimcnt is
most happy and unfaling remedy. ACHING directly
upon The tissues it strengthens and revivfes
the system and restores it to elasticity and Vigor.
For PILEs-As an external remedy, we claim that
il is the known, and We challenge the world to
produce equal. Every victin of this distressing
complaint should give II trial fer II will not fail to
afford immediate relief, and in majority OF cases
will effect RADICAL cure.
QUISsy AND SORE THROAT sometimes extremely
malignant and dangerous but timely application OF
this Lin'ment win never fail cure.
OF the joints is liable to occur II neglected The
worst case may be conquered by this niment in two
/ or three days.
! BRuIsks. CuTs, WOUNDS, SORES. Ulcers, BuRSs and
soALps yield readily to the wonderful healing proper
/ ties OF DR. SWEETS INFiLLIBLE LlNIMENT
when used according to directions. Also, CmLBLAEs
| Frosted FEET INSECT BITES and SrINGs.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
Should have this remedy at hand fer its timely use al
the hrs; appearance OF Lameness will euectually pre-
vent those formidable diseases. TO which all horses
are liable, and which render many otherwise yala
able horses nearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to th'
wonderful curative properties Of this Liniment hav
been received within the last two years, and many
them from persons in the highest ranks Of life.
TI0N
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature an,
Likeness Of Dr. stephen Sweet every label, and ais
"Stephen Sweets Infalible Liniment' blown In til
glass Of each bottle without which none arc genuine
RICHARDSON g. CO.,
Sole ProprletOrs, Norwich, Conn,
For Sale by all Dealers. l2eowE
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We daily in receipt OF many letters, testimonials
OF the virtue of these celebrated remedies
J. n. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
Agents for the West
Sold by Peck & Hamilton, Perrysburg; DR.. II.
Burritt, Maurncc City; A. J. Gardner & Co., Gil
lead \. Z. Jerome, New Westfcd VIM Buck,
Milton Center Dr. S. A. Smith, Portage, o. 1879
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MEDICINAL.
READ! READ!! READll!
PURIFY THE BLoODl
DR.. wEAvER'S
CANKER AND SALT RHEUM sIRUP,

Canker Salt Rheum. Fry speas, sorofulous Diseases
Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore Eyes, and every
kind OF Disease arising from an i'm.
pure state Of the Blood.
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LosT nR UsLAnn

tIlfk tFlTtIIHT lEIist- rifh he eW1ers nlne
E1-~~friirtn ~ 81 Il rastzkra by nistakr . oh
-rfr - iro-E the Iictei - ChsitaoooEa. - about
ttt - y pitlsier last- rlsn - NY - Ken
i1cky viii Csl- Nzl-'s ~ ir1sat - cavalry Sad
l2ii>e clIIiairs ta1laCc-. Ink. = roI a. Adhesive
k-er. pils- foi r4ustic- Af- usriul tnif thn
sick wollndll- an A1oter1i ~ atia- ir Sn.iih 4
Hariler All large volume q <slretrv Iusfrafcl-
f1rsr volumes have the ~ A G. brrrc written
- The - sage atso Army S1ltcry b Chisho 'us
arl fellre Of Bira's fdeIn- ne iafIc1 Frizct %
ltttur- ol bang trophy lIyn lie latt e ffld -
>tIi.1- TIE 1rder vii pleas girr ne frfarmatilrl
: lt-t iad N1.i-e- lie rtIftui. were rerT mach
a trtli On many otca-ions AID On nens more %
'hzA Al tlle hattie . Nurfreesboro
= & rEAle51N- Surgeon
Ialy 1o-1ls Slh C.il flerafe Iie-
Khceicr's Brigade
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lEFiom bur own poFiszpoi.dent-1
Is clMrsl MAR TULLAiIonA. !
81 Iah Y 29th 1868


Jnbt as + fsut E5ct8cil ii paper. an elicer With
three stars and VI re@tii 10 his coila4. informs
me, dat fleet Of transports las arrived at
Nashville, with suhsf-sspcc tor my old friend
Rosscrais. Wig has gene down from tInftrees-
ber9' 70 -ieoi< after il Oar own Geilerals are
in epllIca. VIA khey will do an ordinary
IN iyiRnai Ike mt sell. is not SUPPOSED TO
knpw Lave hchFd sonsr hints however,
HE'' !. ! shall az present keep 70 myself When
c7.s.ssis % d scldse these score 5. son shall
l,avs; them SsIfiee II in The ints.FEm that
things in MEdlls Td nHsssee iopg prosperous
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01

lFr-. tise Ser ~ gsssrn..-s gautnai-l
Isif iloi time fo<t.,,zri,.. At ierEth. the i'm
s.nicucy Of The Federal GoYernlneni 10 do what
Z has 70 authority TO De. Were tie Admin
esiration indeed taking care a iis cffisens. and
f-ot ezrlisixsiy 81 negroes who cat.not be rs
citizens a sblution 81 sise problem ronld lie
easv
Pr1rs PsscE. fEAlEl We CRY. ly the
holy Name Of Him ,rio AZ this Christmas
tlnie. was hera'ted hy angels - bringing
-peace 20 nsrn and good viii
Oh. stop this horrid buftbcrr Of Americans
b. Americans. Si6p this flood oF woe and
-esolaiien. " which this lard Is becoming.
y 5Sf liSs6lafsls L9reAy on accomplished any
sl5irg. bid Re ret loreWzr,l rou 80 II e1u
80 $ Hind - not 10 SEE x0u orctf 70 trust
ihtsc who laxe proved they cra see Sfol,
this Rar. Wicked and foolish men you are
ia ccsTiir IL the prospect before ven. and vi
yon dare. As If ron were fnily sold 10 he de-
mon. 10 cry cht sfill- -.Slay SAY more blood
more carnage"
Call frucc. Let US put 81 the renewal 81
the contest. II II must be renewed. tai We know
Tor srhaf We arc fighting Let IA put H. OF.
iiu The vile cause Of Il. the asoIninable thing.
New England fanaiicisIn Ia The fnaniIlu afinn
q New YORK fogncs. has been pat oai 81 The
way. Then. then only. we maF have. not =
4 true only. but peace
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The acts Of vandalism committed b. tho
Yankees IN Ssiddle Tennesseh, during theii
possession Of that region, can be lily al.
preciated b those who live at a dissspce
There, Is scarcely a hamlet. tow or clTFbssI
rod, which does not bear braces Of plletti
malice, Mil st the deeper tracks Of oatr.gl
may be seen often enough to shock and dir
gust the seAse, in a transit over ihe country
These things are warning voices. Cor the ip
turc; and the contemplation Of them VERT
naturally AEIls theNminds Of de people, viii
strange fears aud lhjjssiyings
The con duct Of Cur soldiers toward al
loyal citizens aud unionists. IS happily diff
ferent. Private property Is respected. woI
men and children never iIsultcd or held ID
fear Of violence.
A characteristic and plehAjng story i
told in ILLUSTRATION of sthe spirit which ami
mates our men, When the 9Th TexaI
commanded By Col. Wm. II Young,
gallant officer an d excellent gentlemae wal
eneampcd near McMinnynle {, some OF thI
members vent opt on a foras5ns expediiiSll
and came ID the house Of an Sld lady, who's
husband and son lad gone away with I'll
federais. They asked for milk, butter, I'd
There was nothing Of The sor fto BE had.-TTII
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rIfAKEN Up ara cr.niiies 4. 1il. sa me ,sih Jsny
Il lss1 nrxrp ma ~ th- fane ~ Herr "a
snvs Sc tel tnrsIs Jchn feirr 81 Eufherirs county
Irrcs-cs tuo niles non Snrrna Depot. AID rerrs
e atll1 = o. ? Ye.rs old 81 crpte. c>lor K<rtf
10 ircl1s hich ard uclglis abo1f 10 a.
J. H swan Jasirr
Iaui- 10-u lt<1arhsoEa. Iena-
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GAxHIERk IL 1Eor BIZ. The city police. on
iai,l day, rraftt raid upon the gambliIg1es-
thblI hmeut oiveF tire sslddlefy Of D. F. Grdonls
dil am steel and hrpke mp nice little par
I'll sembi there wpTshinTing At the shrine
Sill igg F. TIVE I odd persons we're pr
rifs edland lkfH ine station house, where
the were i'bhed Il give bail Tor their appear.
aztec befers The MAY ct sthis. morning. i2iicl
JTTkf0 .s0,s 26
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Daring The occupation q Ia Idle Tcrncssee
,y Buell. tie people urre ~ lar isolated FROM
sail facilities. ai1i otherwise kept iu isiirrance
~ the prc.-rcsS 81 o1r cause fli4r hulireds Of
fIicn-fs-rislis i.-rislri,ls-- were made 10 be
lievc by the don.snetriI- 4brIfio1is-s- HAT
die Southern f'on.eterlcy wpnld tc Unable 10
lEliutaiu iisef. TIE ciIizess WHO had thus
been dufli ail oilressed ~ lie lying. heart
iiiss vi Ains. were tlereitGc most j0ytnly
Surprised W4cn Iia-s arm. mace IT, aiveut
into Tciis.essee. diving b'seI. and his leEIlus
81 ssay- eriliz hrl--arts III their soiL TINS
nas wholesome lessen faughf 70 tie dcspor-
dent TenEssccars- and o1t which We have
hislc fear they VII soon FORGET TO matter what
tssr cxigtncies may be HAT await tlie,n ~ the
fitare TbOy nay i,- ur|tl-el. iro< beaten
aud builied; but i i.1sily I'roba ~ thai
filey Will lie dclntied again. Ffofn Tie hettcn
OF our heart. Nc cOI11lisstrie tle cotliiiion -
thousands - noble Tei--sffe1i.s who have
been us.ie 10 drifk tie liilfrcaP Of hunilli-
alton. ex-l 10 it, last ID. E- '''sz Asl0rler
szesors CHAE1zs-An oifcrr IN Tie com
riaud OF Cen Evans u Satih larolira, has
IIreierred charges against. 1-lt r9iuIaander, b.
ircompefenrF cowarlic. AMI luteKitailon-
s. SAYS Personfe." Of he Coarier-
- Hon Cisssi-z J-iess Ea1lkuer has been
a,toinsea a djutant General GA Cen i.cksoI.'s
STAFF. wits the rank q I-iealis.Ffi coloasl
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~ The Alabama river i again falling II
ihis point. but Al The time Of wrjtng. il has
the appearances OF rain and should II raj
again before the river falls mucii. ne predik
ftat all have l.lE riter after all-Scllx Z
Sentinel. 27fi
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nsIa ASsutIstutnts.
BANK BILLS For SALE.

c6600 sslis q GsorEia ssh carolis. nsd
l5say. so-s-. w-coRBrS
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~ The members II C6nsIess from this
State. have uniiel Ia = call 1ptn Cow Har is
10 canyene d extra session 81 fhe Stale Leg
itlatnre- II tie Gosrrnof sIouil think II
firaciieabic 10 call the Legislature tcgcther
Il u4nlJ sn,--e-f Cle~-ias,a - she proper
fiiace f3r It's assembling + - true liquor j.
rather a|sel-cc coln.aol iryl bat we have men
HAT are excellent AZ runllih< ihe blockaie--
Let The Legislature meet here and We VIII
vpuch far the .kc's-- Clrselaid Bnnfr-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01

Conft deracy siar.i fAil. (,l.ieh SONS dread
and therefore refnse ihd niiney) hat cvcr, III
that event nothing else VIII be Of any value.
aud hose who have Confederate n.nfnry Will be
as wall OF as those WHO have all .l...;r prorert-
taken from ii,nu, liz the Yankees. Br .iesre.
eating Conf.dersta money sr,ns are esal.rver
ing orr sncces. AM, ri,1thsr t,,e- 20 intend :,
or nj. are rcsiix .,.--.- I'D IN ,i,e;- ,,o,,.- =.
~ :, -
''''' ''''''- = $3.50 =, -
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01

Fherc .asel many Of fhese l.e1c encaInpe.l. 4
jolly set OF hialles tIscy ard tod Mos Of them
are ID good spitiis, ard though they \ ere not
permitted by the G pa Of war tolhng The hat
tlemenis Of Nakhvi lie ID direct snibrssce.
they live m fsotes. Much regurd AMI ggAti-
tude are exarcsse. 10 ,lss Rebel for It's alIen-
ition u The ferFices Of Us fellow TENNESSEE
SOLDIERS CIR boys have been 50 universally
hcsieeeed BY ilic nrfss. iiaat they havdlbecome
particularly slllsftisr art susceptible 10 kizlg-
ness from thar huarser. On every hand see
ami am made aeGua nted with heroes in the
late battle aisl from these find that your
opinions hSvs receE we'd the most universal
c0ucfrra.7lre l