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Fidelity.

Desert not your friend in danger and
distress. Poo mary there are in the world
whose attachment to those they call friends
il confined to the day of prosperity. As
long as that continues, they are, or appear
to be, affectionate and cordial. But as
soon MS their friend is under cloud, they
begin togwithdraw and separate their inter
ests from his. In friendship Of this sort,
the heart has assuredly newer had much
concern. For the great test OF true friend
ship is constancy in the hour Of danger
adherence in the season Of distress. When
your friend is oalumniated, then is the time
openly and boldly to defend his cause
When his situation is changed, or misfor.
tunes are fast gathering around him then is
the time Of affording prompt, jealous aid
When sickness, or inGrmity occasions him
to be neglected by others, that is the op-
portunity which every real friend will seize
OF redoubling all the affectionate attention
which love suggests, These arc the i'm
portant duties, the sacred claims Of friend
ship, religion and virtue enforce on every
worthy mind. To show yourself warm in
this manner in the cause Of your friend,
commando esteem, oven in thoso who have
personal interests in opposing him. This
honorable zeal of friendship has, in every
age, attracted the veneration of mankind
II has consoorated to the latest posteritY the
names of those who have given up their
fortunes and have exposed their lives il
behalf of the friends whom they loved
while ignominy and Disgrace have evel
been the portion of these who deserted
their friends in the hour OF distress,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

HEALrnFuL EyFEcrs OF Tllg ToNAro.---The
tomato is one OF the most healthful, as well
as,pn9 of the most generally liked, of all
the vegetables. Its healthnl qualities do
mot dedend on tho modo of preparation for
the table; il may be eaten thrice day,
cold or hot, cooked or raw, with or without
salt or pepper or vinegar, or altogether, to
n like advantage and in the utmost that
can be taken with anappeti;e. Its health.
ful qualities arise from it's slight aoidity
this making it as valuable, perhaps, as ber-
.ries, cllcrries; eurrants, aud similar articles
II "a iaiso highly nutritious. frhe tomato
season ends with frost. II the vines art
pulled up before the FROST comes, and hung
up in well-ventilated collar, with tho TO
natoes hanging 20 them, the f'loVe apple
viii continue ripening until Christmas
The cellar should not he too dry or too warm
The knowledge OF this may be improved I
great practical advantage Tor tho benefit Q
"A many Who are hValids and who are fom
OF the tomato.
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FENlSISE FRANKNEss,- best of Won.
en- have heard my grandmother say )aro
hypocrites. We don't know how much
they hide from US, how watchful they arc
when they seem most Artless and conhden'
tial; how often those frank smiles which
they wear so easily are traps to eajoie
elude, disarm-i don't mean in your Co
quettcs, but your domestic models and
paragJns of female virtue. Who has no
seen woman hide the dullness Of stupiC
husba d, or coax tho fury OF II savage one
We accept this amiabio slavishnoss, an'
praise women tor il; we call this prstt.
treAchery truth. A good housewife is o
necessity u humbug; and Cornelia's huG
band was hoodwinked, as Potiphar was
only in a diffe,e elt way 7nqckerg.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

THIssr ANp HuNpFR,--Eyery one is famil-
lar with the fact that tho aainal System
can bear up much longer under the inhd'
encs of hunger than under that of thirst
The reason is that during abstinence from
food the organism lives upon is own sub
stance. The accumulation of fat feeds the
system, which does not suffer materially
until that source of sustenanca is exhausted
During abstinence from liquid, tho organ
ism has no soltsustaining supPly. Except
whom person is placed in very moist
atmosphere, three days of deprivation OF
drink is usually the limit of endurance
while persons have been known to exis
without food from fifteen to twenty days.
Raging thirst 10 the most terrible iniiiotior
which can be visited upon man-it is fa
moro terrible than starvation. The subjOo
| ton to thirst is much more effoctual in tam
ing animals, than their deprivation o
| TODD. tlEa.tt alaat
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

SrRNT TAS.BARK.--Pies OF this refuse ma
terial may be had at the tanneres, and it is
often n charity to team it away The ad
jAcent farmer may turn it to good account.
When dry, it is one Of the best absorbents
of liquid MANURE, andit is an excellent help
in the formation of the compost heap. 1t
makes a good application for heavy soils
without admixture with other manures, be-
ing useful not only by means Of the fluid it
has absorbed in the stables, but by acting
during the rotting process as a divider and
lightenor of stiff land. A good way of
preparing IL for use as follows: :, Have a
rough shed with a somewhat fiat roof, near
tho horse and cow wIstablesA,cmploys leisure
opportunities during the summer in hauling
au oseasiopal load Of tan-bark-7throw it ON
the top of tho shed, where il will speedily
dry under the action of the Gun aud wind
have board or two of the roof movable,
and when the bark ia sufficiently dry, lot it
fall into the she'd In this way quantity
may be gradually collected for winter bed
ding.N When tliof6nglly saturated with the
fluids of the stable, il can either he missed
with tho other material or the manure heap,
or thrown into seperate pile for applica-
ton to the land. dlua ~ sH-ITll
Spent tan-bark thoroughly dried may be
used in small quantities as fuel, along with
coal or wood, in furnaces and close stoves
--Cdnuda Farmer.
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, A BRAuTlFbL THouaiiy,--,A writer. whose
hfo has passed its meridian, thus eloquent.
ly disoourses upon the speedy fight Of
time; tF ett. r
Forty once seemed long and weary
pilgrimage to mako. II now seoms but a
atop and yet along ;he way are broken
shrines, where thousand hopes wasted
il to ashes; footprints sacred under dust
green mounds where grass is fresh viii
the watering OF toars; shadows oven whicl
we would not forget We win garner thC
sunshine Of those years, and with chasten
ed steps and hopes push on towards th'
evening whose signal light will soon b
seen swinging where tho waters arc .atil
aud tie storm mover beats" '4N N4
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Sabbath cAtadima.
+ wEPr BESIDE tiny GRAVE.

- I wept beside thy grave, mother
nv heart II weeping still, - 80 =
And fondly fingers near thy tomb,
On yonder lonely hill
did not hear thy parting words,
did not see thee die
But thy last message came N me,
N m When death Was lowering nigh. IglrTT
I Eve been a trhsnt boy, mother, I'm
Ard caused thse many pain = ~.
Hat Twould heal the wound made,
Could'st thou return again
NV boyish heart would not obey
Thy mild commands, know.
Aud DER my waywardness 10 thee
My tears will ever n6ws .liH 1903 trf
Twas thy cherished pei, mother,
Thy love was fond and true
Thy kisses on bodew'a my check,
d. Ere mauhOods care knew
- AfIiiction's child from infancy,
You loved me but the more,
And Ger me wept as on ye thought
Life's pilgrimage was Ger.
I've wandered many a league, mother,
Fnsm where we used to dwell
No cherished one is near me now,
or those loved 80 we'll
But on my weeping heart returns, ..,,,
Across the f0aming sea,
To where thy precious relic lies, TO
And there II weeps for thee. H ID
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DOAD NOTICE. E.-Notice Is hereby given thai
N petition will be presented TO the County
Commissioners, at their next session, praying foI
county road 70 be laid out as follows;
Commissioning Al the South quarter post Of section
thrty-six, Of Ilber.y Township. thence north, on,
mile. y tss narth quartz, posi- The same section
and there terminate.
oetobst 20. 1884. Esd
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

IoE ~ DIPTHElIA--We some time s'nt e
published an account Of tho euro OF dipthe.
ria, by, the application Of ice, small pieces
Of which were put in the mouth OF tho pa,
tient and allowed to, dissolve. The French
Revue e1'herapeahqhe contains q paper by
DR., a, DeGrand, Boulogno, late. French
Vice Consul at Havana, in which he men
tions ice an iniallible specific aud cite
several cases in which it was applied with
auccoss,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

DOAD N0TICR.--Notiee is ereby given to
IN the citizens Of OfWeston township, Wood county,
Ohio that there will be petition presented to the
Commissioners Of Wood County, at their next reg
ular session for the view and survey Of county
road in said township, commencing at the rad
known as the WapOkonetta road, At the west cen
Ter pest dissection twenty (20) Of said township, and
terssct the road known the Hin and Martin road,
and there terminate. -ra ~
| Weston Nov. |, 1864. 2d8t
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banners ra.snt Clothes Dryer.

yyNHE ladies are specially invited h call Al ths
i Agricultural Warehouse, aud see the only
sensible clolhes dryer ever tnve1led. Full aud hal
circles now ready for delivery.
Nov. LIST, 1854. 2Ju
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UNION STEAM MARBLE WOTKS.
9. CLARKE.

MANUFACTURER Of Grave Stones, Monu-
l ments. Manlsls, and all kinds offaFnituTV slahl
at American, Italian, Spanish, French, Liab0n IL.
ish hgyPtian Marbles. ais summit ST., Tols'
Allkinds Of polishing mateFi ,s ON hand. ID
26yi ID. PAPINE Aw, GeRl Agent
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Probate Nottca.

CARAH REEFS, Administrators Of Even Rec,
- estate, aud II. C. Howell, Executor Of Joseph
Howell deceased have died their auAl accounts II
the Probate Court Of Wood County Ohio, aud the
same will be oF hearing and examination on the SEA
day Of November, A. u. 1884.
3Od EDWIN TULLRR, Probate Judee.
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HAY, STRAW AND STALK CUTTERS

A the season for cutting Hay, Straw and Corn
IN Stalks, is approaching, the undersigned would
importance OF cutting their feed. II is the univer
sal testimony OF all (that have used cut feedl that
il ID a saving Of at least one half. have a large
line of cutters, both wheeled and leVer), which
will b. sold at about last years prices.
Psrysburg. Nov. lat 1854. 2TH.
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We should read books, not to qaoie
them, but 10 strengthen our intellscts and
to suggest thoughts OF cur own. We fat
ten our sheep with grass. not TO obtain a
crop Of hay from his back, bur that he may
feed US with mutton and clothc us with
wool.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

MEDrgRRANEAS " AnRAT.-rwo hundred
and City Bushels Of shcat from tle Aedit-
erranean, which is pronounced by Commits
sionef Newton 10 ibe superior to any Of
the sort that no has before seen, have
reached Washington in good condition
The Department OF Agriculture is now pre-.
pared 10 send out parcels iu moderate
quantities 20 farmers or planters who may
apply in person oT by letter for the same.
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A strong but sinful spirit rises upwardf:
not lilfa the lark 10 make music. but like
The falcon TO dart down ON his prey.
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NEW BOOKS.
AdmIniStratOr's sale Of Real
..3o d Estate. 20 Hia7ar-g

ON FRIDAY, the 18th day Of Dooember, 1854
between the hours Of II o'clock N. and
O'Clock p, ~, Op the premises viii be sold to the
property Of william s. Landon, deceased, 70 wit I;
The east half Of tho northwest quarter 81 sec
zion eleven (ll, township four (Al, range eleyen
(lll, 10 Wood county, Ohio encnmbeFed BY dover.
Appraised al 81, 500.
Anoe in one and two years oi Boss
LEWIS LONG, administrator
Of the Estate 0f VIM. $, LAndee, dsed.
November 10, 1864. 1Ys$tf5
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A LECTURE
TO UNG MEN.

Just published in sealed envelope. Price
Six Cents.
A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment and Rad
AicAl Cure Of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and
imPediments to Marriage generally. Nervousness,
Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, Mental and
Physical Incapaeity, resulting from Sef-Abuse,
40. BY RoB'T J. CULvRRwELI, N. D., Author Of
The Screen Book" &c.
The vol ,nOwEes author, in this admirab'e o
lecture clearly proves FROM his experience that
III awful oopseque lccs Of Self Abuse may be es-
fectuAlly removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, bouRes, instruments,
rings, or eoriiAls, pointing out mode Of cure at
once certain and efectua, BY which eYery sufferer,
no matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself eheaply, privately, and radically. This
lecture will prove a boon " thousands and thous-
Ands.
Sent ender seal, to any address, in plain, seal
cd envelope, on the receipt Of six cents, or TIVE
| postage stamps, by addressing
/ CHA5. J. @. KLINE 4 CO., 47yI
l27 nOWery, New York, Post Office Box 1850.
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ket priccs and will be sold at very small advance
upon cost. All we ask is an examination ofgoods
and prices 10 demonstrate to the people Of this place
snd vicinity that ID is to their interest 10 bay whore
goods are warranted, aad where they San get the
full value Of their money.
oniy givisg YEA limited portion Of cer EaAny
styles and varieties, we ask you to give us a cali
before you make your purchase, and we will prom
iss, no. only 10 give you good and desirable Goods
but will give you the best Of bargains.
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low TO Make A BARSYARD. Tho bost
way in my opinion, to form barnyard for
the preservation OF manure, without its be-
coming muddy, where the ground is higher
than some Of its surrounding parts, is to
plow and ucrape from tho center to the
outside, making gradual descent from
the outside to the center. Let the fall be
one-half foot in ten, and falling n little
moro as you-near the center. Dig drain
frour the center to- some Suitable place
without the yard, where youscan construct
aDNat to put inleames, sods, muck, &c. that
will absorb and retain the liquor from the
yard. The bottom and sides may be form
ed of plank, or may be moro substantially
built of stone and mortar. Tho top Of the
vat should bo made 30 rs to guard against
rains and surface water as much as possi-
bic. The drain should fall considerably,
and should be made Of plank eight inchos
high and one foot wide inside. The head
of the drain should be covered over with
good strong iron grade. The yard ought
tB,Bs will covered with cobble stone, aud
with n littlc pains you can always have a
dryyard. The water from the barn and
sheds should never DO allowed to run into
the yard but Jslieuld bo carried by good
cave troughs to large cistern. for tho pur-
pose OF. watering stock Working Far
Nef.. fr trF Hf..rr fF..F a.IF.
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DISSOLUTION.


NO TIC e!
HAVING purchased the interest of F. s. Tyler,
IL shall continue the Hardware, Stove and Tin
business, as heretofore. shall endeavor to keep
on hand full assortment of Stoves, comprising
all the latest Styles and guarantee to sell them at
Toledo prices,o or as low as they can be purchased
elsewhere.
My stock Of Hardware will comprise all articles
generally found in Hardware Store, including;
Iron, all sizes, Nails and Glass,
Pipe boxes, House Trimmings,
Steel, all kinds, Harness Trimmings,
Blacksmith's Coal, Gable Chains,
Shovels and Spades, Cross-cut Saws,
Hoes and Forks, Scythes and Snaths
Stoves, Tin Ware, &c.
All Of which guarantee to sell at Toledo prices
o. A. B0STWlCK.
Perrysburg, April 20, 1864. 5ltf
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s. T.. BOUGHTON,

8. T.. BOUGHTON,
OF BOWLING GREEN. O.,
TAKES pleasure in announcing to his customers |
i and every body else, that he is now in receipt
Of his
TALL OCK,
WHICH Is FULL AND CCMPLErE,
LARGER AND MORE VARIED
Than ever before. Bought just previous to the
late advance, and will bc sold accordingly. Ilin
stock Of
Ladies aud ChlIdrcn'S Dress Goods
Is very cheap.
DoMESTICS AND WoOLEN GOODS,
In great variety and Of excellent quality. /.
READY.NADE CLOTHING,
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
HARDWARE,
BOOTS, SHOES.
HOSIERY, GLOVES
In fact, full and cOmplcle assortment Of all kinds,
among which are
TIE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON!
We sell for READY PAY. Don't as. for ave
years' credit, and then expect to paw by giving
your note. That game is "piayed ont" Pay as
you go, and you will make more money, and Sc
will |. We will take almost every thing you have
to sell, at good prices. Shall commence buying
POULTRY and GAME in November. Call ant
get printed Instructions for dressing.
SAVE YOUR ASHES!
II yap cant bring them, send Us word, and VI
will eome for them.
| sSy- To those who know themselves indebted ;
; me, would say, my heoks MUST be settled uP be
fore tl.e New YeAr. ID Is much cheaper, and
great deal moro PleassRt for just you aud 10 setsi
them than to trouble other folks, especially thos
who write J. p. at the end of their nancs. A
least, think so--dont your
s. l.. BOUGHTON.
Bowling Green, o., October II, 1888. "a
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farnr and household
The Trnth RIehtIy spOken,

Mr.. JOHN Johnston, tho celebrated Cen.
eva fArtnhn III lWestefn Now York, jim a
letter addressed TO CollD. p. Johnson, Soc.
retary Of The New York State Agricultural
Society, and published IN the Monthly
journal Of the Society lays down these
telling facts, ia brief, which wo presume
Eofarmer win deny, and we hope all will
apply whose short comings bring them
within the pale Of the implied reproof:
II notice that those farmers who have
most difficulty TO make ends meet, always
plough most and keep. most stock, Now
those men take the true plan to keep them
selves always poor, because their crops
and stock are always poor and bring
little. II is good profit to raise
300 bushels Of wheat from ten acresi but
when il takes thirty TO raise that amount,
Il is raised alta loss, 80 il is with cattle
and sheep. You win SEQ the thinking
farmer make four-year steers worth from
500 to $50 each, aud his noighbor's at the
saide ago natlwortlI over S25 to $40. Now
this ought not to bc in country where all
men are born free and equal. II thsIfarn.
in rich, then labor intclligently employed
will soon make the owner in easy oircum-
stances; IL his land is exhausted, land o
great many farms are) thon he should
plough no more than lie can thoroughly
manure. Seed with clover and grass, and
lst Il rest for even two years, aud that
fold will not only pay well for tilaso, but
il will furnish manure If rightly managed
20 make another field of same size, rich
also II is bad policy, when fold is once
highly manured, TO continue cropping it
with grain until the manure is used up.
The latter end Of that land will be worse
than the first. But let that land be in clo-
vel, ,even one year-but two is be tier after
Il is manured-and then II will stand per.
haps six good crops before it requires ma
nuring; IL a clay snbsoil, know II will"
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OA YEARS, EXPERIENCE!
RADICAL CURES WARRANTED!
Druid DIspcnsatOry
ESTABLISHED ON THE FOREIGN PLAN
In Myers Block, Monroe Street,
TOLEDO, OHIO.
A PERMANENT INSTITUTION.

The success which has attended the practice of
tn. undersigned in the treatment or diseases con
ing under the above head, is sufficient guarantee
that what he undertakes he performs, and in every
case effects a radical cure.
Private rooms are provided where consultations
can be procured in the strictest confidence.
General office over Nos. "a and SO Monroe street,
first room to the right at the top CT the stairway,
mttance & or a postage stamp. promptly S answered.
eSy- Office hours from 10 to 4, and from z to Q.
Call on or address r. H. TYMPANY, Md,
12zx Toledo. Ohio.
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ucneQes.

Nabere uns b~sitimmte 8rrihte iiber bic I'm
9fOrnen ltattSefunoene Webl fr9len bic feRt
nod. Gtnjelne Bsridtte Iber oa6 gRobIrsiultot
itnO 3rpar berrtts bier einsstrofen; p~ie,slben linn
absr 10 rpiSfrlpre&snD, bab mir es por,iebsn, be.
l%ttmmtere Wabltrri6te ab3uparten. Das bic
Start gfep Sort cine unse6eure Maioritdt III
@unltsn We@leHans absssebsn Cat, unterlieat
rObl tsinem 3msifsI, unO mir glauben and. ban
in g~rDBeren Stacten ii6 Elm a6nltdes Mfgulto,
erssben Bat. 9e5 fade 9anO wirp lH ispUh
ebtn 10 entI6isOen fir 2incOln ausaelprcben unp
8erabe oaourb Die Neupabl 9incolns oefhert
BADEN. 5dtte @cGleGan lel6f cine NaiOrtt6t
pes n6FOIitsn SOItes fur lb sebabt, 10 mar
Stnecln bur6 Capital unO @inIus, ourb Quo
unO Sru9 bod Siel 3u fart, ais COP s5 Der often
unO tbritt anftretsnOe Nic@leaan NIT i'm bGtts
aufnsbmsn fOnnsn.
9ineclD wiro 3peifslsUbne pieoer err1klt rpurs
ben iein. unp Wenn aud pas bes6albiae SIREN.
bsnfbisben Der fetnrli6sn @rmse nod tmmsY
aaf lR parten IaBt, 10 bsoeutst tisjss bSGltsns.
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@ouSsrnsur seymour pun gfew gJcrt LIT pies
Der gum 9ompsrneur jeuee Staates ermablt
pOroen. Setne @~nosrerpdbIuns rirfte fur bic
.6oi9s FUR uns bS&f sDidtis isin. bo or @nsraie
u"o @srsst3 seAus tsiBt, eons rfsn NIT Der
yantes. Iemin'fraticu ,u tre6en.
Die rife 5onplun9 9tncclns, na6esm tr bic
@'mibestt isinsr Bisbersrp6bluns bate. mar,
paB sr cine WiuiUn neuer Spicaten per!aunts.
Sr mil samit fassn, bas cr DEN !srice enerail6
fprtsuisbsn Bebepte, unp er nimmt nur pesbolb
Den Nuno sleih 10 ppu, neil err wrie, eas or
er bod nur tObfeus 100000 @aun sulammrn.
II Ummel tanu.