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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-11
New Music.

We have received from w. W. Whitney. Music
Publisher, l5l summit street, Toledo, the follow
ing pieces of new music:
Hard Times in Dixie" "Respectfully in
scrlbedto JEFF. Davis. Words by Al. K. Music
by Engarps Price s5 cents. 81 Am Waiting
Song and Chorus BY 4. d. Irring. The incident
which gave rise to thissons IL thus related: A
very aged Christian who was so poor as to BE- in
an ms-house, ON being asked what he was doing
replied am waiting, only waiting" Pri c,
rs cents
Tho Patriots Graves" Song aud Chorus
Words by Mrs. D. A. Pierson, Music BY Ed +.
SPragae, Price 25 cents.
Mr. Whitney has on hand complete stock Of
sheet music Of every description, which win be
sent, postpaid, on receipt of price, lie Is also a
wholesale and retail dealer in Pianos, Melodeons.
american Organs, Mgsic Books, andMusieal mer-
chandise generally. Address or call on w. w.
Whitney, l5i summit street, Toledo Ohio.
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NIcan.

The cars furnished by the D. & NJ. Rlroad fr
the etrAnsp1rlation of the soldiers composing the
6ith Battalion, N. g., from this place on Friday
last were disgrace to "all in authority" who
were in anywise connected with the furnishing of
them. The train was composed of dirty, unswcpt
box and freight cars, mlny of them in a most
filthy condition. We would recommend Uncle
Samuel, where soldiers are treated as freight to
pay for their transportation as freight. few ex-
amples of this kinl would, probably, learn rail
roads in general, and the d. d NJ. Railroad in par
ticular, to treat soldiers with the consideration due
gentlemen AMI human beings
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THE GREAT SECRET.-Iti is admitted by all
physicians that the grand secret of health and long
if. lies in keeping the blood and varions fluids Of
the body in high degree of luidity. When you
feel continued pain in the head or bowels, or any
continued uneasiness in any organ other parts OF
the body YOU can prevent serious sicknes by taking
BRANDRETlPS PILLS. Bleeding may give mo-
montary case, because the blood left will have
more room But as the body is made from the
blood and sustained by the blood, to waste our
blood is to waste out life, ana ruin constitutions
But Brandreths Pills relieve the circulation MS
readily as bleeding by only taking away what it
can well spare, AMI they never hurt.
Mrs Hooper, of B9rnstable, Mass. was cured of
st. Nitus Dance, General Debility, pooness of
blood, AMI costiveness of many years standing, b.
Brandreth's Pills. The case at length is published
in the Pamphlets. Sold by w. j. Hitchcock, &
Peck & Hamilton. Pelrysburg Ohio, and bv all
respectable dealers in medicines. 45m
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Dennrtnro or thn lllh nnltnllinn.

Ohr town, which for week past has rcsounded
70 the sound Of martial music and the measured
tread Of the four hundred aud sixty men compos-
ing the sixty-fourth Battalion has grown suddenly
quiet, and now Saturday an almost Sabbath
Stiffness prevails. No more is heard the quick
command Of officer, no more do we see the ODE
dent alacrity Of men, The guards have been re-
moved, and the patrol has been transferred to an
other beat
After patiently awaiting orders for several days
on Thursday evening Colonel Miller received in
struciions TO prepare to leave on Friday evening
at o'clock. Preparations were Immediately
p'adc aud by 4 o'clock on Friday afternoon the
commons near the railroad depot were crowded
with the soldiers Of the National Guards and the
citizens OF ourl town and ucighborhood. About
O'Clock the accommodation train came up and
company after company filed along the green and
into the cars where all were soon compacly if not
comfortably, packed.
Awaiting the arrival Of the Southern train. which
passes here, Lieutenant Tom. Avery, with select
one hundred, "good boys aud true" took pos
session of the tops OF several Of the cars, frcm
which exalted position they sung, in masterly
Style the song of Yes we1l rally round the Flag
ed audience. About this time, heavy rain ac-
companicd by thunder aud tightening set in; the
soldiers took refuge in the cars. Not so with the
citizens however, many Of whom abode the
st rm,' to the uinations of spring bonncts, the
wilting Of collars, and the rcviving effects Of a
showcr-bath generally. The Southern train hav-
lug pas l. amid the thundcas of tn, elments, the
heartfelt "God bless you" Of numbers, the cheers
of fathers and brothers, and the alternate smiles
and tears of lovely women, the train departed with
its living, loyal freight. Whittier the Gith will be
sent for duty, we are not as yet informed. Their
orders being but 20 proceed to camp Todd, fear
Columbus
Tho following is a list Of the Battalion and
Company oflicers
Lieut.. Colonel-F. II. Miller,
Major-M. y. L. Bucl.
Adjutant-- George N. Parsons.
Quartcrmaster-J II. Reid.
Company A-Capt. Asher Cook; ist Lieut., A.
Bloomfield; 81 Lieut., +. S. Tyler Il men
Company B-Captain L. Black lst Lieut., Geo.
Green; 81 Lieut. $. Van Tassel-3l men.
Company Capt, J. II. Kitchens Ist Lieut.,
81. Lamb; 2d Lieut., II. J. Avery-75 men.
Company D.-Capt., ]. S. Mckee; 1st Lieut.,
Geo. Kimberlin; I'd Lieut., VIM. Denschootcr-6O
men.
Company E-Capt., S. Fries lst Lieut.. A Kec-
fer; 2l Lieut., Wm Hollmgshead-7 men.
Company Capt, 2. w. hathaway; 1st Lieu
tenant Benjamin Baconi ID Lieut., E. d. Sage
OF men.
Company G-Capt, p. Smith 1st Lieut., Geo.
Weddellj 2dLicut., john D. Main--63 men.
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NOTICE no TEACHERS.


The teachers of Wood County Will take notice,
that from and after this date, on presenting them
selves for examination, each male applicant will
be required to pay the sum oflifty cents, and each
female applicant the sum of thirty-five cents, for
the purpose of raising fund for the support of
Teachers Institutes, in accordance with law pass
cd March is, 1854.
The whole of the law here referred to, seems to
have been carefully framed, with a view tn the i'm
proyement of our schoolsj and teachers WHO desire.
or expect to prove acceptable To the public and
would meet this new demand upon tleir mental as
well as their material resources, in the spirit in
which u Is made, will prepare themselves by thor
ough culture for all the duties pertaining to their
profession.
Those teachers who have been heretofore content
with a license to teach for four or six mouths at
time, will do well to consider whether the time
has not come when higher grade Of qualifications
IS demanded by this progressive age, and that
those alone, who are well qualified should be en-
trusted with the education Of our youth.
The oit-repeated apology, that " The school is
backward, should have no place in the vocabulary
of those whose business is to deyelope and dsei-
pline the minds of the young.
bdckHdrd school needs competent teacher to
bring Jorcard, aud as the graded schools Of our
County aud State fuluishthe most ample facilities
for the training of teachers, the excuse that teach
ers have not suitable opportunities for learn
ing the science of teaching, is no longer
N"'hi' anu those persons VINO by their own
showing, are evidently unprepared FOR these
things, have no right TO complain of being treated
unkindy or unIustly, should they fail Of receiving
certificates when they are not nerited. The ex-
hbit of every person applying for certificate,
VIII receive careful and candid examination, and
II found favorable, and is accompanied (when the
applicant lslR strangerl with proper testimonials
respecting character, it will be pleasant duty for
the Examiners to certify to the fact. When an
opposite result is arrived at, applicants must wait
until they are enabled by patience and persever-
ance, to overcome al obstacles, il they are fully
determined "a become teaoLers of others
by Order the Board
J. w. WOODBURY., Clerk
or Board OF School Examiners for Wood County.
Id independent eopyl
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Back 70 the Front.

Quite a numerous party of the 18th Regt o. V.
/. veteran volunteers, passed through this place
On their return to their regiment and "the 'front.'
on Friday morning last. They all We're or ap-
Psared to be, in excellent health and spirits, and
well pleased with the idea of once more having a
fit with our would-be chivalrous enemy. Success
attend them; and may they, long before the ter
mination Of their neluy- commencing three years,
be allowed By the suppression of Rebellion, to
return to I" the girls they left behind them.'
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roloho s wabash Railwnr.
Time of Closing Mails.
Pcrrysburg Church Directory.

MrruoplsT ErrscoPAt-Rev. L. NJ. Albright Pastor.
Services each Sunday at lO3O A. ~ and ~ NJ.
PREsuyreRIGS-Rev. II. ". iIil, PASTOR services
each Sunday at 1880 Sabbath School and Bbe
Glass at IL NJ.
,rrsr-Rev. II. u. TAFT Pastor. Services each sun
day at tn::I0 A. NJ. Sabbath School at " NJ
LuruERGN-Rev. ]. Klnageis, Pas or. Services every
Sunday forenoon ami afternoon alternately
GERMAN MErmopf<r-Rev. G. Swineforth Pastor. Serv-
ices each alternate Sunday AZ 1O:jq NJ.
C,THoLIo-Rev. Mr. Charles Cribs. Services each sun
day at 10 AN. and . lin.
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Concerning the position which BLACK HAWK
has heretofore occupied among the celebrated
horses of Kentucky, the Lexington (Ky.) OJse,ee,
aud Rcl,orter, of April G, 1864, says;
LRXINGToN BLACK HAwK-This fine Kentucky
Stallion has been purchased by Cant. ID. w. n.
Day, of the U. s. Army, AMI removed to Ohio. He
IS one OF the finest horses for utility purposes to be
found anywhere. The blood of Blond's celebrated
trottng stallion Black Hawk, and of Blackburn
equally celebrated stallion, Davy Crockett courses
through his veins. He stood jtsdy hlM here. and
many will regret thatthcy will hereafter be deprived
of his services. He was purchased Of our fellow
townsman, Capt. Beard. some time since, by Major
General liartsuf and by his present owner Of that
olileer. Kentucky loses another fine horse by the
removal Of Black Hawk, and Ohio has reason 70
congratulate herself upon the acquisition.
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DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LININENT has
given universal satisfaction during the fourteen
years has been introduced into the United States.
After being tried by millions, it has been pro-
claimed the pain destroyer of the world. Pain can
not be where this linimCnt is applied. If used as
directed it cannot AMI has failed in single
instance. For colds, coughs and influenza, it can't
BE- beat One 2j cent bottle will cure ali the above
besides being useful in every family for Sudden
cideus, such burns, cuts, scaldS, insect stngs,
&c. 1t Is perfectly innocent to take internally, and
can be given to the oldest person or youngest
child. Price % and so cents bottle. 0ncc, Sc
Coitlandt Street, New York. Sold by all Drug
gists.
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Appeal to the Ladies OF wood
County.
Rags for Lint aad nandoges wanted {,

Rags for Lint aad Dandages Wanted
Tho spring campaign is just opening. Great
battles are pcnling. Thousands of our brave boys
will have woun Is to dress. Shall they die for want
Of ban lagos? 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 us? Re-
m,mcmbor what you do must be done quickly.
Send on your rags to the Exchange in Perrys-
turg
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Tho paroiod prisnners

The Columbus Journal states that ON Saturday
evening last, Governor Brcugh received dispatch
from the War Department stating that all paroed
prisoners, both officers and men, were exchanged.
This includes all on parol IN to Wednesday last
This will be gratifying intelligence to the many
brave officers and men, all over the country, who
have been so anyiously awaiting an opportunity of
honorably returning to their regiments.
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REVOLUTION IN PITCHING NAY,


1T UNLOADS a ton Of hay in from three [,
eight mnutesi il pitches into a window from
outside, carrying the hay inside; il pitches int,
mo~s, over AMI unler purlin beams, ani into
any place where hand fork viii work; it stack
hay and straw, in the field, making high and low
ricks.
These are the simplest anl most complete work.
ing tools vet introduced 10 the farmers, IS has beer
shown by the unlimited demand for them du il.
last season, which exceeded the ability of the man,
uaelurerS 10 supply By several thousands; also b,
the universal preference they received, when ol-
Grated in competition with various other fiaks.
Every farmer in the county IS invited tp call NJ
the Agricultural Warehouse aud examine thes,
celebrated forks. an satisfy themselves ihat the
truth has not been half told.
ID KRKPs.
sole Agent for Wool County.
rcrrysburg, April 10, l5il. 81
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peterson,s Detector.

The Nay number of this work contains more
tllau the ordinary amount Of useful information
for business men. Thirty new countcrfets have
issued during the past month, all of which are de-
scribel in this number of the Deteetor. 1t should
be in the hands Of every business man.
Tcrms-Mouthly, 81 per ann um semi monthly
81; single numbers, 10 cents. Address 7. B. Pc
terson & Bros, 31j Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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ERTIFIC ATE.

certify that during the season eff 1863, owned
and kept for service the Stallion Lexington
Black Hawk. | sold him after the last season to
MaiorG General Hartstulf, from whom he was pur-
chased in September last, by Captain Day. his pres
ont owner.
The foregoing pedigree is in all respects true and
correct, and combines the qualities and disposition
of the genuine Black Hawk stock, with the finest
thoroughbred blood in Kentucky.
OLIVER z. BEARD.
Attest WILLIAM WAKEFIELDl
Nj. ii. PENNEIL,
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p E. DIGR E E.

Lexington Black Hawk was sired by Blood's
Black Hawk, the fastest trottng horse in kcntukcy
OF his time, and OF which horse he is perfect
likeness: Blaol's Black Hawk was sired by old
Sherman Morgan, whose history is well known 10
all horsemen. His dam was sired by the noted
saddle horse, David Crockett; his grand dam by
the famous race horse, Shakespeare, combining in
this horse all the good qualities OF the Morgan with
the thorough bred stock.
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CRIsTADORO,s HAIR DYE.

A vegetable preparation, harmless as water,
which in five minutes, TRANSFORMS GRAY
HAIR, or hair of any unpleasant hue, to glorious
black or enchanting brown. Unique in its COM
position and inallble in its results, it has achiev
ed popularity with both sexes, with every class of
society and in all parts of the world. Manufac
tured by J. CITRISTADORo, No. 6 Astor House
New-York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by
all Hair Dresscrs. Id.
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Gen Rutler i'm New n rIeans

We are indebted to the Publishers, Ness. Mason
g. Brothers, No. Mercer Str ct, New York, for
a copy of the " Peoples L ltion OF" General But
Ter in New Orleans" This is a most readable
book, and is pronounced by all who have had the
pleasure of reading it, as the most finished and en-
tertaining work the author, James Parton, Esq,
has ever produced. Price as cents. Address as
shOve
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II ANlNd purchased ;he interest Of =. S. TYLER.
L i shall continue the Hardware, Stove and Tin
business, as heretofore. / shall eudeavor 10 keen
oa hand full assortment Of Stoves, comprising
a the latest styles, and guarantee IA sell them al
Toledo prices, or as low as they can bc purchased
elsewhere.
My stock OF Hgrlware viii comprise all articles
generally found IA a Hardware Store, including:
Iron, all sizes Nails aud Glass,
Pipe boxes, House Trinniin4s.
steel, all klnds, Harness Trimmings,
BlaQEsmith's toai, Cable Chains
shaYes ana Spades, Criss-cut Saws,
Hoes and Iorks, Scythes and Snaths
Stoves, Tin Ware, sc.
AT og which guarantee 10 sell al Toledo prices.
-Y O. a. B0STHICK.
atiSs5ef's April 20, 1854. sid
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The draft which has been playing such havoc
among the population of the finale persuasion I"
in Cincinnati and elsewhere, has kindly agreed to
pass by our town and county. Below we give
table which shows the quotas and credits, together
with the deficiency or excess of each sub-district
in the county.
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TIE CELEBRATED HORSE /!
u Il x IN 6 z . n
BLA OK HA w K!!

TINS FINE KENTUCKY HORSE will be
L kept for service during the ensuing season at
the stable of DR.. w. G. Lamb, at Bowling Green,
Wood county, Ohio, where he can be found at any
time from the LIST of April until the list of July.
This horse will show for himself, and breeders
are respectfully invited to examine him.
TERMsTen Dollars to insure mare with foal,
to be due as soon as the mare is known to be with
loal or is parted with.
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The absence of the E iitor, who "has gone for
Soldier" in Company A, Glth Battalion, and
the incompctency of new hand to blow the Edi-
torial bellows with the vigor of the old COM
mander, will, We hope, be sufficient apology for
any lack of interest in this weeks JOURNAL.
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Our Styles are the Latest, and oul
Prices the Lowest!

i3- Country Produce taken in Exchange fo
Goods Cash paid far Slaves aud Flat Hoops fp
Flour Barrels.
A.G. WILLIAMS s BRO.
trrysburg, Mayo. 1868.
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READ THE CERTIFICATE OF A REGULAR
FRACTlTlONER.-T MAY certify that nave
used Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer in nu-
merous cases, and believe il to be very valuable
medicine. lave prescribed II In bowel complaint
(pariicularly for children and it is in nv opinion
superior % any preparations / have ever used for
the relief OF those diseases. When siyento chill
dren, Itave always cnrlbned Il with the syrup of
gum ARABIC say ten crops % tcaspoonfui Of the
sffnp well mixed. Others have mixed il with
milk and molssses, equal parts.
su,, a. HUNTING, NJ. D.
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Captain Nelson Spaff1rd, of the Steam tug ]. N.
masters was accdently drowned, on Sunday night
. week near Moretown, on the st. Clair river. He
leaves wife and three children in this borough to
mourn his untimely loss. At last accounts his
body had not been recovered.
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The original pedigree and certificate can be seen
by calling on the Undersigned. Preference will be
given to good mares, and great care taken to avoid
accidents, but the proprietors will not be RESPONSE
Bile if any should occur.
G. j. ROGERS g. CO., Proprietors.
Bowling Green, o., March p. 1864. 4sf
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SuSDcndeI,

BY reference TO our advertising columns it will
be perceived that all work bitches has, for the
present, been suspended This is a most proper
move, as nearly all our laboring population are
now in the service of our country.
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DR.. TABE3. Dentist,

viii be ut Lambs Hotel, Bowling Green, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, June II and s.
AT Austin Van Blarcpms, Portage, Thursday
and Friday June 10 and II.
At Drury's Hotel, Tontogany Tuesday and
Wednesday June 81 and %.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH ana u,at
Of your children, aaduss no other cure for Uni,rhs
Colds, &c, except that standard repedy, Mad.ine
forter's Cough, Basam. u ia acknowledged by
an who haze given il trial as being the most re-
liable preparation ever qsed; if IS lanjcnlarly
adapted % ltiAg gll fbroai gtcti0hs b children.
Try 'afe has's MY n,cttfss ~ liif@4sis sell
it.
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Thanks.

A frieul in Weston will please accept our
thanks for list of 81 new subscribers from his
locality, scut us few days since.
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DISsOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership
IN heretofore existing hctwcln the undersigned,
under the frm-name Of Bostwick n Tyler, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent Nj. Tyler re-
firing. 70. A. Bostwick having purchased the
assets Of the concern will continue the business,
aud will settle all the obligations of the late firm.
All persons indebted to the late firm either by note
or book account are requested to call and settle the
same Immediately.
o. A. B0sTWICK,
=. $. TYLER.
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Religious

We orc requested to announce that Rev. Mr..
Page, of Maumac, will preach in the NJ. + Church
of this borough on on Sabbath Evening next ut ~
i,,cIuck
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D L S TION.

Lexington Black Hawk is a beautiful mahogany
brown, sixteen hands high, six years old this spring
and when in condition, weighs twelve hundred
pounds is a fast horse in harness, and is an ex-
ctllent saddle horse.
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FEMklEs lfEMALFsl rRMAIrsl =.

FEMALES FEMALES FRMALESl use that
safe, pleasant remedy known as mn VRi)L ms
EAThAGT BUOHU, for all complaints nciden, 10
ths ssx No+anily should be without Il, and none
VIII when once tried by them. Itisnsed BY Young
AND OLD, in the decline change Of life, before
ana after marriage, during and after confinement,
TO strengthen the nerves restore nature 4, ~ nro
per channel, aud iRyigorate the broken down con
ssitniion, from whatever capse originating. Jseno
more rs'fhdss Pile Take liela.boLFs Extract IN,
can see advertisement in anUther column Cur
Oub ahd SEND Tor H. "a