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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
Our Timber Trees.

At the rate oak trees are now being fcllcd
and converted into slaves aud ship-tim-
ber, but few years will elnpse before our
receding forests will be shorn of every
81 brave old oak" The demand for lumber
of every kind, has caused many farmers to
devote the major portion OF their timo to
its saving and marketing. Even our un-
pretending little port sends eastward an in
credible number Of feet in tho course of a
season, and the business is on the increase.
So great is the demand that the mills of tho
country can not slice up the trees fast
enough to satisfy agents and dealers. If
the demand continues, as there is no reason
70 doubt it will, Ashtahula County will in
time hc robbed Of all her lumber material,
with nothing lett for homo consumption.
Whether 1t is wise TO sell ourselves lum.
herlcss is question which should be ser.
ously pondered. At the rate our forests arc
now dwindling and choice timber disap-
pearing fifty years hence will find the soil
of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and other lumber.
producing States, almost as barren ms the
prairies of the Wost, or the plains Of Cali
tornia, We look upon the policy of man
selling all his timber because it brings a
reasonable romunerativc price as very
much like selling off all his hay or wheat in
the fall, and having to buy in the winter,
and pay double he received for it But il
II is useless to speculate upon the subject
people will sell anything for money, with
out stopping to regard the future Con,
aeaW Reporter.
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Importation OF wool.

II ia a fact worthy Of note that while the
increased demand Tor the sorts of wool
needed for hroaloloths, cassimereE etc, il
being partially mot by increased production.
as yot littlo has beeu done to furnish sup.
plies of the staple required in goods sub
stituted for cotton that is for the warps
Of worsteds, delains, etc, Tho wool needed
for this use is that which will make the
smallest and strongest thread with the least
nap from the smallest amount of stock
This is furnished in the greatest excellence
by the Leicester, Cotswold, aud kindred
breeds, and as comparatively very few Of
these sheep are raised in this country the
great bulk of wool roeded for manutactur-
ing purposes here, must be imported. Ac-
oordingly il is found that tho importations
during the present year have by far .ex-
oeeded those of any previous period. The
amount received during the past six months
has very nearly II not quito equalled the
whole quantity imported in 1862 and il
greater than that brought in during both
1860 and 1861. But owing to tho demand
upon the other side of the Atlantic for n
similar article, the price has advanced to
an unprecedented figure, and such wool now
commands, and must for some time continue
TO bring, price far beyond its actual rca.
tive worth as compared with wool of iinor
staple. In other words, IA larger amount of
money can be realized for wool by invest
ment in these breed of sheep, Now it be
hooves American farmers to reap share of
tho advantages thus offered Heretofore,
the raising of tho cousor bodied sheep has
been advocated on tho ground of producing
superior weight and quality of mutton, and
the advantage, if any in this respect, ia not
less now than formerly Az any one will find
who INDUCES in the luxury of this meat at
present prices Tho matter is worth thor
oughly looking into by those who are about
stoo~ing their farms with sheep, Some en-
terprising men will reap good return from
importing improved locks Of these breeds
.--Americdn AgricuhwiSt
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Sabbath Heading.
TN. Tordys rrnyer Illustrated,


Our Father-Isaiah, 63i 10. t
By right Of creation; NAL 2. TO-
BY bountiful provision. Psalm l45. 10.
BY gracious adoption; Ephesians l. 8.
Who nrt IN Hcaven--1 Kings B. a.
The throne Of thy glory; Isaiah &C. I.
The portion of thy children; ! Peter
The temple Of thy angels Isaiah 90. !.
Hillowsd be thy name Psalm 1l5! !.
By the thoughts OF our hearts; Psalm So II.
By the words Of our lips; Psalm bl i5
by the work Of our hands, Cor. 10! 81.
Thy kingdom mc--Psalm liOl 2.
OF Providence 10 dofeud us; Palm II. s.
OF grace to define; Thoss. B: %.
Of glory to crown VS.; Colossians 3. 4,
Thy viii he done on earth rs 1t is in Heaven cts
81 II.
Toward us, without resistance; | Sam. 3! IL.
By us, without notppusionj Psalm ll0 ~.
Univcrsally, without exceptions: Luke &.
Eicrnany, without dcclcnsion, Psa. ll0! 50.
Give uS this day our daily bread
Of necessity, for our bodies; Prov 30i \.
or eternal life, for our souls John o: 81.
Aud forgive US our trcspasscs Psalm 20; II.
Against tho commands Of Thy law; John
Against the grace of Thy gospelj Timothy
As wc forgive those that trcspass against us-Mau.
g. 1j
Nv dcfaming our characters; Matthew s: I.
ly cmbcz2ling our propcrty Philemon lS.
Hy abusing our persons; Acts I; 90.
And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from
cvil--Mauhcw 20; al
OF overwhelming ailliction Psalm I3oi /.
Of worldly cnticcmcnts; John 2: Is.
OF Satan's devices; Timothy 3: T.
Of errors seduction; | Timothy o. TO-
Or sinful affections; Romans l. 20.
For tlinc is the kingdom, the power and the glory,
for ever Jude 20.
Thy kingdom governs all; Psalm i03 10.
Thy power suhducs all; Philippians =; 90
Thy glory is above all Psalm liS: lS.
Amen Ephcsians |; II.
AS II IL In Thy purposes; Isaiah II: 27.
SO il Is in Thy promises; Cor |; 20,
So be it in our prayers; Rev %: 20.
So il shnl be to Thy praise; Rev. 10: 4.
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PRWER, Whom thou praycst for spirit
ual gracoS let thy prayer bo absolute /;
when for temporal blessings, add clause
of Gods pleasure in both, with faith and
humiliation; SO shalt thou undoubtedly re.
ceive what thou desirest, or moro or better.
Never prayer rightly made was made un-
heard, or heard ngranted. Q14arlss.
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TuRouGHoUT the whole Scripture, there is
not one IN word against poor sinner who
is stripped of his selErghtoouSness Nay,
the Scripture expressly points ous such a
nan as tho subject Of gospelgracc, and
none else
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| Word of solemn Conscientious Ad-
vice to Those Who will Reflect.

class of malades prevails to a fearful extent In
the community booming at least 100000 youth OF both
sexes annually TO early grave. Those diseases are
very impeTfectly understood. Their external mani
festation symptoms nervous debility relaxation
and exhaustion; MarAsmus or wasting and e0nspmp-
tion Of the tissues of the whole body shoTness os
breathing hurried breathing on ascending hill OF
light OF stairs great paptaton Of the hsart asthma
bronchitis and throat shaking Of the hands and
mbsi aversion to society and to business or study;
dnness OF eye sight, loss at memory; disEiness OF
the head neuralgia pain in various parts OF the body
pains in the back or limbs, lumbago, dyspepsia in.
digestion, iTregulariy OF the bowels daranged
lions OF the Kidneys and other glands OF the body,
Leueorrhoea or Fleur Albus, &c Likewise epilepsy,
hysteriA and nervous spasms.
Now in ninety nine cases out OF every hundred,
all the above named disorders, and host OF others not
named, as Consumption OF the Lungs, and that most
nsidous and willy form OF Consumption Of the spinal
Nerves, known as Tabes D0rsales, and Tabes MeAen.
teTcA, have their and origin in diseases OF thu
PeIvte Fscea Hence the want OF success the part
OF old sshoo! practice in treating symptoms only.
DR.. Andrew stone, PhyBician to the Troy hung and
hyglehlc Institution, IS now engaged In treating this
elassof modern maladies with .he most astonishing
success The treatment adopted BY the Institution ia
new 1t is based upon scientific principles with newly
discovered remedies Without minerals poisons The
facilities Of saoh that patients be cured at
descriptions Of their ease, by letter, and have the
medicines sent by mail express Printed intsTrogA,
tories will be forwarded on application.
=. az Consumption Catarrh and diseases Of the
the lnstituon, by sending the Cold MedeAted InhAl-
ing balsAmie VapoEs, with inhaler aad ample diree.
tions for their use and direct correspondence.
fatients applying for inter- gAtives AdVee must
inelose return stamps TO meet attention.
The attending physician will be found at the Insti
tuition for consultation, from n. to NJ each day.
Address, DIR. ANDREW STONE,
Phy sieian 70 the Troy LRn and Institute
Physician for Diseases Of the HsATt, Threat yss
Lunss. ss EifsA street Trey. NJ. Sy
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In addition to the above, we have secured an
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Let not disease destroy your constitution. Try
bottle of my PERIODICAL DROPS, and you
will be satisfied that am 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
ssanty Menstruatioo it is just the thing. have
now in my mind an instance of lady who had
been suffering from painful menstruation two or
three years, eon6uiug her to her room each
time; she had applied to several eminent physi-
cans, without relief, when ons bottle of my
DROPS entirely eused hes.
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FOR SALE BY
The Early Physical DeSeDcraCy
OF
A ME RIGA Pc q T T. f!
JUST PUBLISHED BY DY DR.. A. STONE,
Physician TO the Troy Lung and
HygieHic Institute.

A TREATISE on the causes OF early Physical
m Decline Of American people; the of Nery
ous Debility, Consumption and Marasmus.
This work is one OF high moral tone, written in
chase yet thrilling language, and appeals directly to
the moral consciousness OF all parents and guardians
treatment for II will be sent bv mail receipt
OF two three cent stamps
Parents and Guardians Fail MOTTO send and obtain
this book.
Young men Fail not to send and get this book.
Ladies! You too should at once secure copy Of this
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CUREFoR 4, FrtoN. Having been afflicted
withS couple of felons within short time
past, and scoing several recipes in tho RU.
raj, | thought would Sond my method of
treatment, for | know that il will cure, if
applied in season, As soon as the part
begins to swell, get the Tmcturc of Lobolia
and wrap the part affected thick with a
cloth saiurate il thoroughly with the Tine
turc, and keep it wet for forty eight hours
and the foloN is dead This was told 10y
an old physician, who said he had known
it to cure scores Of them -R1WA New
Yorker
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CLOTHING,

These Goods were purchased at the lowest mar
kct prices, and will be sold at very small advance
upon cost. All We ask is an examination of goods
and prices to demonstrate to the people of this place
and vicinity that it is to their interest to buy where
goods are warranted, and where they can get the
full value OF their money.
Only giving you limited portion of our many
styles and varieties We ask you to give us a call
before you make your purchase, and we will prom
iSc,not only to give you good and desirable Goods
but will give you the best of bargains
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LUMBAGO, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS,
SPRAINS, BRUISES, CUTS AND
WOUNDS, PILES, HEADACHE,
AND ALL RHEUMATIC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS,
Dr. Stephen Swc' {, OF Conn ecticut,
The Great Natural Bone Setter,
DIR. stephen $ wcet, of Connecticut,
Is known oil over the United States.
Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of
Is the author Of +" DR.. Sweets Intallible Lnment."
DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Cures Rheumatism and never fails.
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Is = ssrtain remedy for Neuralgia.
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Cures Burns and Scaids Immediately.
DR.. SWEETS lNFALLlBLE LINIMENT
Is the best known remedy Tor sprains and Bruises.
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Cures Headache immediately and was never known
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Affords immediate relief for Piles and seldom fails
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Cures Toothache in one Minute.
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Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves scar
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Is the best remedy for Sores in the known world
DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Has been usd by more than million people. and AL
praise it.
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truly friend in need" and every family should
have Il at hand.
DIR SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Is for sale by all Druggists Price a5 and so cents.
RICHARDSON & CO,
Sole rroPretors, Norwich, Conn.
For Sale by all Dealers. l2eow1
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GAS lime as q euro for insects has been
favorably tested. 1t can be procured from
the gas works, where Il is thrown out as
waste (called the hydro sulphuret of limcj
Sow il broadcast upon anything troubled
or threatened with insects. II has saved a
wheat crop IN Illinois infested with the
olinch bug, aud by being sown among
neighborng field Of corn saved that from
attack Too much of il will destroy plants
but enough to destroy insects, say four or
five bushels TO the acre, is beneficial
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Ny DROPS TO CURE Suppression of the Men
taken to ascertain if pregnancy be the cause, as
these DROPS would be sure to produce miscar-
riage; they will also certainly PREVENT coz
ception, if taken two or three days before the
monthly period therefore, I wish it distinctly
understood, that do not hold myself reeponsi-
be when used under such circumstances.
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MUsIY BARRELs.---Nany barrels at this
season ara found 10 have become musty,
and IN that case are unfit tor use, Put into
them plat Of unslacked freeh lime, pour
thereon oGS OF two gallons ot water hung
mp aud shake the barrel; while shaking
loosen II occasionally TO give won't; when
II las stood from three 10 six hours, pour
out, and then rinse with clean cold water
If not perfectly sweet repeat the dose
Usually one application will be sufficient
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70 CLEAN BLACK GnrEs, HgAWrus, SIDEs,
&C-- Boil a quarter of pound of the best
black lead in pint Of vinegar aud water,
adding teaspoonful OF brown sugar and a
bit Of soap about the size Of walnut,
When this is melted, hrst brush of all the
dust and SCOT, and then with painter :
brush wet the CRATE, etc. As soon as it
begins TO dry rub to brightness with stiff
!sh brush, such as shoes are polished with
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1t is impossible to enjoy the bloom of health,
and vivacity of spirits, unless the Menses are
regular as to the time, the qulntty, and quality.
When they are obstructed, Nature makes her
efforts to obtain for it some other outlet, and,
unless these efforts of Nature are assisted, the
patient usually experiences Dependency, Ntrv-
ousress, ard finally CONSUMPTION assumes its
sway, and prcmaturely terminates a miserable
life.
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could furnish any Quantity Of testimonials of
its efficacy from my own patients but the prac-
tice of plrading bought and fictitious ones be-
fore the public il so prevalent do not deem it
advisable. My object is to place my medicine
before the public, not alone to make money,
but to do good. 1t is proverbialy true of the
American Ladies', that not ten perfectly healthy
ones can be found in any ons vicinity.
RE WISE IN TINE!
BE WISE IN TINE
BE WISE IN TIME
BE WISE IN TIMEi
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FOR INSTANCE:
For IlErrEN DOLLARS we forward, nicely earded and
packed good order, the following enormous guam
hy Of Jewery equal in hnish TO any Plated Gold and
not to be recognized from Gold only by the trying
acids
I Set Enamel Vest Chains; Plain Rlorentine Pins
Bar Rings to match; Twist.wire Pins; Ear Rings
TO match; Plain Pins; Bar Rings 70 match; 90 Ia,
dies' Rings, Double Heart and variety OF patterns
SUnion Emblems; 90 Scarf Pins, Plain and Imitation
Coral Double glass Loekets, engine.turnedi Boa
and Glass Pins for portrait or hair ~ assorted Lock
g, Heart aud shell Charms and Band Braoelets-all
for hErEHs DollGRs, collection OF this kind when
placed IN the hands of any et ordinary intelli,
genec ought 10 retail TO- a, least One Hundred Dol
lars
Catalogue, containing null information and Pgiees
StHoods, can he obtained upon application.
ORDERS sN MAIL, rEL'eRAPH on ENrREss REsrEor'
FClLN SOLICITED.
SALISBURY BROS. & CO.,
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Tsr!sbuTs, Nay -, 1895.
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Thankful for an increased patronage, we respect
fully solicit its continuance, and again take pleas
urc in saying TO our many friends and customers
that we have just received from tue East our first
stock of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
We are consequently enabled to present to our
friends and patrons one Of the most desirable and
Attractive stocks Of Goods
IN
NORTHWESTERN OHIO,
WHICH IS MADE UT IN FART FROM THE FOLLOWING
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N"'osi- eNn =, ~ iO-Hoon morrill,. W. 81 a.
CLEARED.
eIkAAsiiiP-Tubsi cain, Foster, 81 Domingo.
ohIr- Ae'apsaIe, Rcd, for san Fr.ncueo, Cat,
hhhhs-iisda' Gsnos Psiln,, tNor- eeisul Belize.
SRlGs-Lo!,, ~ Thorn AZ; Primros.. Falmouth, Ca.
'o's, nenoA hehnsoeo, II Taylor: PhmniI, CaaiL.
eCHOoNFRS-M MYRTLE, New Haven. II A. ro.,.,
FORTRESS hnnToe II Park.r, do; Yerktoun g,Iti
Torc AIc'ie, W ashi ns'On W Wned,,td Raj, M,
sayoi, Wa.hins,oni VI Cue, Hsvana, K,th U.is.,
phlAutlphA a. II Neru,yel, Nntt Riyet' A,Isn,,,'
Acapulco, Felipe, Wash neon. Cour -, y iSan.,
Hero, Salem: Florence, Salem, Mist, AstandtlS
ARRIVED
eTEAMsHIPS- herriraacI, a S,,.r.r,,,, Ma.
Orleans glasgow, Ilytrr0ol; a h.rV 4 : ~.
kewbern; Josephine lhomy,ou, R,lt.u, I, u A.
Pieuspont PhilsdelNhia L \ stsy No, IA Itirnao'a
Pelican, Providence; Sea Gull Powder Ia ~
more, Washington, ID e; Mi.fal, Vkn,i.inhi,...
RuSsle', Philadelphia; Monitor. Phil.d. phi.'
SHIPS -Tailsmsp, an HAVE Goshen. Io,don.
Chancellor, British Liverpool, hau. Aut~srr1
BARKs-Leonide, LIVERPOOL; Krone nhurs suip,r
Frank Loviit, Ardiossan RolinA Sunderland.
BRIGs- Haddins, Cork; II Halloef, Bridssport.
eCHQONERS-John 3 Lee, philadelphia for Re-,
,op; Ellen Rodman, New Bedford Pnrsn, Asehia.
GsEstte, Albany for Boston, Sarah Jones, Rontou
sx Providsnoe, Aemento, Maryland ColItsr, Ron
eouf for Providence; Rinsgold, Providence Hero
Enndcot for Salem; ieo Emily. do for stsnsbuIy
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
4ATeeth extracted without pain or no charge Beau.
tful teeth irsogt At esci = sett on SILVER si0
rss fn h,.fs D SshSqs p.n Al opsr.ton, .kfnI
p .ofnsn t voc an nee JAY VILLEK ~
nk, JOHN HOWE, ass CANAL STREET,
AI.et, sett OF teeh on silver AZ ~ 10 air on sold
10 to sE ,eetional .e:. 50 cent. per TOOTH tceiS
nied vNn gold bone cement, other 6llinS., 30 etc
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FOR SALE AND 'ro LET.

EOH SAL THE HOUSE AND LOTS
Wv Acc PMS, A-o'k'yu, Tor 5000 on.y 5000
IIarsnp ITiS,ttrpi .ncg en- ,rmNin Apply M
hEhnl INN jr Ess b'oaiw'y, room =. 80
tOR SALE COTTAGE HOUSES. ALL
now cue , ock iiom the ar, in E.., Nes York
: MAiGO NEk, lent, Al Post OIL =, T. y. Y.
7 .Ol> On ism 81, lOE SAL Without
<rt'rct ms; T. lots en- South side shout 90 feet
se.t 70 m ON .Nu. Aipl from / 3. % NAItN
Rank. VI
Two LET, IL WILLIAMSBU kGH. 10 A
i clean, r,rpcc.sr,e AmsIi'.n fiuiy. tqo Oh -,,ion
10 one thtdJ hnar mrpts ccnt'.tns oi hr, 60 IA. on
second ho o. AID Uuc room IN atuc, With
wax ~ all the isrles; large yard water undl yer
At back door, coal bin IN liar Rent .ythle IN al
vance. Fer further pLticnars iHqnrr on the rrer1
ne', 10 south second -, Ni,smstarrh, o o
= COTTAGES FOR SALE-WlTH HALF.
Sscls or acre plots, sltu.ted a. olning Est Ne /,
| foIh Al,o 90 cottage. 81 Fact New YORK. nth TO
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