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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-14
An Ontrnge.

An incident occurred at the NJ. f. Church, IN
this place, on Sunday last, the like of which, hap
PLY, it is seldom the duty o:ournalists to record
In compliance with the Proclamation of the Presi
dent, to observe the day as one of Thanksgiving
for our signal victories, we believe that several Of
the congregations had united in service at the
above Church. The sermon was delivered by the
Rev. Mr.. Chubb. His discourse is said to have
been such an one as would not naturally please
Peace Gopperheads; and among other things he
stated his belief that the war would go on until
slavery was totally exterminated. At this point
we are informed, citizen of this place, an Old
resident and church member took his hat and cane
Snd started for the door. In the meantime the
clergyman very quietly remarked, in substance,
that ifthere we're others present who did not like
his discourse, they could have the opportunity of
leaving. By this time the above "bolter" had ar
rived at the door, when he turned and pcttshl Y
addressed the clergyman with, "PREAoH TO YOUR
sELFi' Then slamEiing the door behind him, he
departed.
We 90 not pretend to say lciat spirit prompted
this man thus to insult clergyman and disturb
congregation during Divine service; bu TIVE have
no hesitation in saying that we do not believe his
action was prompted by any of the attributes of a
Christian, or gentleman!
1t is perhaps wholly unnecessary 10 add that the
above person was one of the delegates, appointed
by the hate Copperhead conclave at Bowling Green,
to represent this county in the Copperhcad Conven
ton at Napoleon, which nominated Colonel Rice
for Congressl Does Colonel Rice feel able to
'stand" sHeh "supports?'
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Mcclellan.

Gen. Mcclellan says that the "preserva-
ton of our Union was the sole avowed OBJ
lect for which the war was commenced. -
The Generals memory is imperfect. The
war was commenced by the attack on Fort
Sumpter, in April, 1861, and the action of
the United States Government was subse-
quent necessity. The Copperhead chiefs
are so eager to fix the responsibility of
hostilities in one way or another, upon the
North, that they overlook the simplest and
most familiar facts of history.
McClelians d" change of base " in Union
Square, on Thursday night, will not save
him. Anticipating this This single strate-
gy), the Hon. John A. Peters, in speech at
Portland, Maine, brought down tho house"
take Richmond making Washington his
base. you may safely swear he wW necer
tats Washington, making Richmond his
base !"
General Mcclellan regrets that we have
failed to reap the benefits of our many
Victories This is a questionable allusion,
coming from the source whence it does.-
Prudence, if not modesty. might have
counseled the General to reflect upon the
utter iusigniiicance of his own contrbu-
tons the victories Of tho war, and to leave
that particular topic undisturbed.
Con. Mcclellan calls attention to his "loug
and varied service in the army" That il
has be9n long nobody can deny; but in
what respect it has been varied we are not
aware. Excepting in the degree and pro-
portion Of its inefiicienoy we are at a loss
to remember any variety whatever.-New
York Tribune.
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]. ]. BIecher. Dentist.

OF Findlay, Ohio, would respectfully announce
tr tho citiz,ns of wood County that he viii be at
Maads Hotel, in Gilead, Aug 18th, and remain
until the 22nd.
At the Hotel in Tontogany from the 22ni until
the lst of September.
At the Exchange, in Perrysburg, Sep. 1st, and
remain until the 18TH
At Llmb's Hotel, in Bowling Green from the 3
until the st Of October, Prepared to operate in all
the various branches of Dentistry.
Tnnse wishing work done will please call early
that he mlv have time to finish their orders before
leaving. He would also state that he will visit
the abovn places again in the winter. Those wish
ing new teeth inserted had better have their decay
ed teeth removed this time in order to have them
replaced in the winter.
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Reterson,s Magazine.

We have received the October number Of this
Magazine, and find that the increased cost of every
thing used in printing, has neither increased the
price of Peterson OF diminished its attractions. The
engravings fashion plates, &C., are executed in the
excellent style which always eharacterizes the
work, and it also contains large variety Of choice
reading matter.
Terms-S2 per year in ADVANCE; 4 copies, S6j 8
copies, $l2i IA copies, $50. Address Charles j.
Peterson, 800 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Contributions TO the Soldiers Aid Society.
Mr. Newton-5O cents.
Miss Margaret Vsss,-1 roll linen, Q bandages
Miss Mary Slauson-l box lint.
Miss Nellie SlausOn--4 bandages.
Miss Price--l roll lint.
Mrs. John Powers--l2 magazines and papers.
Willie p. Miller--lS magazines.
Mrs. Hatch bundle of papers and books.
Hannah Heuinger- Package Of dried apples and
corn. 49,
Willie Spaford-6 bandages.
Work finished since August 2eth-l7 shirts, IL
prs. drawers, rolls bandages.
Mrs. JULIA SPAFFoRD, Prest,
MARY ". PEREIN Secretary.
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Jottings.

The only right of State-to do right.
The most wholesome size-exer else.
The base of the Democratic party-baso.
moss.
The mission Of the Democracy y--su b-ms
sion
Abrcach of the Pcaco--the nomination
Of Gen. Mcclellan.
The rebels regard the surrender Of the
ram Tennessee as a ra ther shcepish affair
Although the Democratic rooster be dead
that party can still boast of its Sun.Set-Cox
The disgust excited by the bad odor OF
the Peac Party may be expressed in one
ord-Pughl
A lady recently writing from Chicago
says that if the "yQice Of the pc }ple lately
assembled in conyention thero be the voice
OF God, humbug must be of Divine origin.
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POISONED BY ToADsrooLs.-A Sandusky
paper says family living in Monroeville
named Yoman, while in the woods picking
berries, on Wednesday, found what they
supposed to be edible mushrooms, which
they gathered and cooked. Four children
ate of them, two of whom died on Wednes-
day night, and the other two we're danger
ously i'll on yesterday morning. The fun
gi gathered and eaten were the poison
GUS agarcus and not the esculent variety.
Too much care can not be taken in select
ing the edible variety of this plant, as the
other varieties are most deadly poison.
Almost every season accidents occur from
carelessness in tis matter.
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Deferred s.LoeaI's.o


Sickness and scarcity of help, last week com
pelled US to omit mention of the following items
which should have been noticed at that time
NEW TREAsURER;-0n Monday, 9Th inst, IohI
A. Bonnel ESD, entered upon the discharge o
his duties as Treasurer of Wood County-Mr
WOoster's term having expired, We believe tina
Mr.. Wooster has been faithful officer, and we al
so believe that Mr.. Bonnel will prove equally
faithful to the trust eonfded in him.
TnE NKw BoAy,-The G. w. Reynolds the
Mapmee boat-eame up the river more than q
week ago, and has since been stopping" neal
Maumee. We are not aware when she will com
menee making regular trips. We understand thai
Captain Lock doesn't intend to "give up the ship
just yet.
DRowHED.--0n Wednesday, August slst,
child named Hugh s. Phils, was drowned IN Web
ster township by falling into a we'll. Its father
William hill, was. killedby the railroad col
lsiOn, while while on his way 20 the military en-
oamPment at Toledo last fall ~
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MARY ". PERnIN, Secretary.
Peterst NJ, Dstector.

The September number of this valuable work
has been received. 1t contains descriptions Of a
large number of new cOunterfeits, which have
Lately been issued besides much other information
valuable to business men.
Owing &c the large advance in the price Of
printing materials the proprietOrs have been com
Peled to advance the price Of the DsteeiOr, which
is now as follows;
Monthly, per year, 81 So; semi-MOnthly $780,
single numbers, Is eenta. Address 7. b. Peterson
and Br0thorl, 800 chssinu, street, Phiadslphia.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-14

The Democratic candidate for Governor
of Missouri is named Price, and has the
prefix Of General to his surname. This is
rather an unfortunate appellation for Mis-
souri,, as some of the Copperheads discov-
cred, who serenaded him in st. Louis, on
Friday evening. Some soldiers heard them
cheering Price, and supposed that the ia.
nous rebel General was the subject OF
their demonstrations. They, therefore.
turned in on the crowd and thrashed quite
a number of them very severely.
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Editor of Journal

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than thirty days.
All applications ansN cred by return mail with
out charge. Respectfully yours,
TH0S. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist
S3l Broadway, New York.
July 90 1864 10cnn
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Perrysburg Church Directory.

MEruoDIsr EplscoPAt-Rev u. NJ Albright Pastor
Services each Sunday at 1880 AN and 'HP NJ
pREspyTER1Ss-Rev. r. W. Hill, PASTOR services
each Sunday at 1890 An. Sabbath School and Binle
Glass at 10 N.
B,Prtsr-Rey II. B. TAFT Pastor. Services each sun
day at 1890 A. Sabbath School at IL NJ
uTmERAN-Rev. ]. Klnageis, Pas'or. Services every
Sunday. forenoon and afternoon alternately
GERMAN MEruoptsr--Rev. @. Swineforth Pastor serV'
ices each alternate Sunday at 1890 A.d'
CArHoLtc-Rev Mr. Charles Cribs. Services each sun
day at 10 An. and 2 I'm
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DR.. TABER. Dentist,

Will be at lambs Hotel, Bowling Green, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. 16 and II.
At Austin Van Blarcum's, Portage, Thursday
and Friday, Aug. Is and 10.
AT Drury's H1tel. Tontognny, tuesday August
23d. Owing tn his greatly increased home busi-
ness DR.. 7. will not be able to visit the above pa-
ces again before October
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SCHOOL EXAmINERs' NOrIoE.-The


examination of Teachers. en- the
Weston, first Friday in Angus 1861
Perryshurg first Friday in September.
West Mgrove, FIRST Friday in October.
Ciilead first Friday in November.
Bowling Green first Friday in December.
Perrysburg, first Friday in January, 1860
Examinations WI; commence punctually at v a. NJ,
Applicants need not apply for Special Examination.
hut required to attend the stated meetings oftho
Board.
All correspondence with the Examiners should be
directed to the I'M dersigned at Bow g Green
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-14

Mcclollan's letter Of acceptance has ex
cited the wrath of the peace mon. The
New York News. Ben. Woods organ, re,
pudiates his nominations and urges .he re-
assembling of the Democratic Convention
either to remodel the platform or nominate
another candidate,
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Anothcr soldier CONC.

The Fostoria Rs,0s says that Samuel A. Bishop.
of Perry township. Wood county, received the sad
intelligence last week of the death ofhis SON. Sam
uel L., of Co. K. 4eth Ohio. He died prisoner Of
War at Andersonvilie, Georgia. The blood Of an
other hero rests upon the skirts ofNorthen Copper
heads who are prOlongng the war in giving aid
and comfort to the rebels by crying peace and COM
nrnnisa. n
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Appeal to the Ladies of wood
County.

The spring campaign is Just opening. Great
battles are penlng. Thousands of our brave boys
will have wounds to dress. Shall they die for want
of baniages? The supply is exhausted. and the
Sanitary Commission calls on every Soldiers Aid
Society throughout the country for rags. What
can the ladies of Wood County do for usP Re-
nemcmber what you do must be done quickly
Send on your rags to the Exchange in Perrys-
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LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.

In this department great advantage may be OBJ
tanned 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 TO sell goods at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-14

A SEVERE. COLD Just now, when rain and
sunshine, warm weather and trusts succeed each
household knowledge on the subject Of curing a
bad Cold cannot butbe acceptable, and the inyaiu-
able information we have toimpart l. that for the
permanent and Immediate cursof all diseases Of
this Kind Madame PorteE's Cough BAlsam has no
equal Sold BY all Druggists, At 70 and so cent,
per bottle. lob
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Fresh Meat.

John G. Hoffman, having returned from "the
wars has re-opened his meat establishment at his
old stand, opposite the Post Office. Customers
will always find the meat he Onrs for sale to be OF
the best quality to be found in the market.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-14

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Keeps the Hair in its Place.
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Stops itching and Burning.
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POlishes your Hair
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Preptres you for Parties
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Prepares you for Balls.
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No IndS viii do without Il.
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Price, 81 per bottle 20 bottles for So.
CLARK & CO,
Pa0PRIEToRs.
D. s. BARNES & CO, n. r, General Agtr.
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The Fostoria Mos states that John Norris, Esq,
has received letter from his son, Omar, written
at Savannah, Georgia, without date, but mailed
September I'd. This will satisfy his anxious
friends that he was living at the writing of the let
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-14
Canture ofQnantrelI.

An Indianapolis dispatch to the Cincin
matt Gazette, announces the capture there
of Qdantrell, the Missouri guerrilla. He was
recognized on the streets by a refugee.
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Early has suffered another defeat in yir-
ginia, Gen. Averll having attacked and de-
feated one OF his columns. The main force
of the enemy was still near Winchester.
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TO THE YOUNG OR OLD,
N.l. -. nN.....l

Male or Female,
lf you have been suffering from habit indulged in
by the
Youth Of both sexes,
Which causes so many alarming symptoms
1t units them for marriage,
Aud is the greatest evil which can hefall
Man or women.
See symptoms enumerated in advertisement, aud IL
you are a sufferer,
Cut out the advertisement and send for Il at once
Delays are dangerous.
Ask for Helmbold's, take no other.
Cures guaranteed.
Beware Of Counterleits aud limitations.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-14

The hicago Tribune learns thlt the ven
erable Lewis Gass will not support the
Chicago Platform.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-14

Col. John R. Bond. 1llth Regiment, has been
dismissed from the service for disobedience of or
ders, and disrespect to the Governor OF Ohio.
Promotions in the nth Regiment.
Lieutenant Colonel Isaac r. Sherwood to Colo
mel Major Morris to Lieutenant-Colsnel, and
Captain BOuthworth to Major.
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WI. B. BA1L,

III MaTYIlNU NUIWOIueTS, NVCretNTy.
The reading was greeted with applause
from the lobby, where a large number OF
Union officers from the Ma al School Hos.
pital were assembled.
A vote was recently taken in the l6lst
Regiment, Ohio National Guards, with the
f flowing result: Lincoln, 7l2; Mcclellan
%; Fremon', The l6lst was made up
from the Counties of Noble, Hancock, Nor
gan and Tuscarawas.
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an item of
great interest to the people of Wood county. suf-
iiicient in ducement, we take 1t, TO make Perrys-
burg the trading point.
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McClelInn Accepts the Termination.
rrom ,be pslumoro American Sent. slb.

From the Baltimore American Sept. 9th.
Mr.. Daniel, Of Baltimore said that, it
having been stated in debate cn Thursday
evening that an election had been hold in
one Of the camps near Annapolis for lresi.
dent, in order to test the feelings of the
soldiers, as 70 their preference for Lincoln
or Mcclellan, aud also that the lattor bad
the greatest number OF friends in the army
some Union officers who were present at
the time the statement was made had re.
quested him to offer the following refutation
Of the statement. which waj read:
OFrIcERs' HOsrtrAL,
ANNAPOLIS, MD., Sept. 2, 1864
The wounded officers at this hospital
representing some $50 different regiments
met to-day 10 give expression TO their
choice of candidates for the Presidency.
The meeting was called to order by Dr.
Comstook, aud, on motion he was called
upon to preside over the meeting. Lieut..
| Ball, Of the 2nd Maryland, was appointed
Secretary, aud the following officers tellers;
Captain Little, lSTth Pennsylvania; Captain
Wells, LIST New York Dragoous; Lieut.. Davis,
d, United States Infantry.
Lieutenant Colonel Aduey, Of tho 36th
| 0lio, was called upon to al lress tho meet.
ing, whcn he proceeded to make few ap
propriate remarks, which were received
with great applause.
He was followed by Col. D,Forrest, of
the llth Massachusetts, an1 Col. Massey,
81 Maryland, and others.
On the conclusion of their remarks, the
following named officers were appointed a
committee TO wait upon the Maryland State
Convention, with tho result of the ballot,
viz Lieutenant Colonel Alnev, Beth Ohio
D. Il, Armstrong, Surgeon Uuited States
Volunteers; Captain Dekay, l4th Uuitod
States Infantry.
The ballot was taken, with the following
result:
Lincoln and johnson ,....... 23i
Mcclellan ana Pendleton. ---.....,...-..- 3;
Fremont and Cochrane ne''..-.---.,...,,,..,.. ,....l
Lincolns majority. 20
NJ,
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DIED

August 2eth, N Perry township, HAIRY, young
est sOnof simpson and Nancy Jones, aged about
seven years
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JAMES s. BUTLE
General Agent, Az Broadway, New York.
July 20, 1884 l2em.

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Error, actuated by desire to benefit others, will
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Remedy will receive the same, by return mail,
Carefully sealed)by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. 60 Nassau street, New York.
June l, 1864, 81
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AccoMNoDkTIoN
Time of Closing MaiIs.
wood County official Dlr,-.~.v.
JUDICIARY OFFICERS.

JUDICIARY OFFICERS.
Alex g. Latty Judge OF Court Of Common Pleas.
"a Tuller r,,............Ju Judge OF Probate Court.
7 w Knacgs..............C Clerk Of the Courts.
The Probate Judge will attend business connected
with his office, Wednesday and Thursday Of each week
COUNTY OFFICERS
Geo. N Parsons. 'County Auntor'
Tohn N Woostar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Treasurer.
Gabriel e. Guyer.
Sylvanus Hatch. .........'...'''' Hecoruer'
Nathan w. Minton. n........,..,.....-''Su surveyor
Walter Davidson,
Addison Lansdale,S ..,,.s'.''.'' COMMISSIONER
George w. Hill.
j. w. Woodbury. r,.r.
y. A. Avery, I ....'.s'''.. .School bNamihe's
ErAstus Ranger,