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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
FREEDOM AND UNION,

advocating the vigorous prosecution Of the war till
the last Rebel has laid down dis arms and submit
ted to the legally constituted Government aud Laws
of the land. All other issues may be held in abey
ancc until this great is settled, and until idem
nity for the past aud security Tor the future
gained by the entire abolition of slavery in this
goodly land.
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Circulation 100000 Copies per Week.

With 1865 the DETROIT ADVERTISER AND
TRIBUNE enters upon its 3lst year. II is now
by far the most popular and NEST extensively
circulated newspaper in the State, and its proprie
tors are determined that cost what ii will, i, shall
maintain its leading position
Theif principle aim will be to make il as nearly
as possible
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11

AUSTRALIAN REMEDr FOR SCAN IN SHEEr.
Get large pot or boilor, put into il three
pounds of good tobacco. twenty gallons of
water, aud boil six or eight hours, or put
ten gallons, and, whom boiled, ten moro, on
the Same tobacco, and hoil six hours; have
u tub large enough 70 hold a sheep easily.
aud wheu ready to dip, having tho water at
a heat OF at least 100 degs., tthis is import.
aut), put ia twenty-four ounces of sulphur
TO the twenty gallons; then let the sheep be
put in, and kept in two or three minutes,
the dippers to use their hands, rubbing the
wash we'll IN; the whole she y must be wet;
eyes, ears, leot, mouth aud nose. The
above is tor twenty sheep; when ten are
done, put in twenty-four ounces moro sui
rhur, having the water the right heat; as
much sulphur as possible to remain in the
wool, Dip on a fine day, as soon after
shcaring as may be, and keep in house or
shed the first night, packed as close as pos
sible; you may then put them on seab run
and they will not get il. This is cure
better than bluestoue or arsenic
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
IxDUsrRIAL INTERESTS

of the State will reecve close attention and stimu
lus, both as regards Agriculture. Manufactures,
Mining, Railways and Navigation. We believe
that wealth is good thing when honorably earned
and shall do all in OUT power 70 help the people
prosper. - 4 ssse1 SEA
49, trs .sfrrrsah eei ssa. .t $50
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The Largest and Cheapest Paper
in Northern Ohio.
THE CLEVELAND HERALD !!


viii be put in entirely new type before the first
Of January, s65, and considerably enlarged max
ing it the cheapest paper published IN Northern
Ohio.
of known Intelligence and reliability, and every
statement which may appear IN It's columns, the
pu llishers assure their readors be considered
truthful. Our Army Correspondence will bo
watched with care, and nothing shall be spared to
render il reliable.
The Politics OF the Herald must be understood
by It's thousands of readers. II is for the Country
the whole Country, and nothing but Free Coun-
try.
Markets are in the hands of competent Reporters,
and will be found the most reliable of any paper
in Northern Ohio.
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I Northern Ohio the day Of publication.
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Der a similar compensation will be gwen, in pro
! n,atiln 20 the number Of Subscribers sent us.
! : We publish Three Editions Daily. One at 3h
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We have Press capable Of printing 10 900 pe
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Address FAIRBANKS, BENEDICT & co.
i33 Bank Street, Cleveland.
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Perfect Newspaper,

.usaasaG fa++rar sesag hea
Its local columns have been aud will still be very
ull and complete.
In addition to the dispatches Of the Associated
Press, it is now receiving daily
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
RELIGION AND MORALS,

will find ready and faithfal exponent in the Ad-
vertiser and Tribune, which frankly avows itself
the side of Christianity, Order, Education, ald
Progress generally. The ~ eH
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CORRESPONDENTS

at all the principal points in our State, and at
Washington, and have recently secured Euro
pcan writer to keep US posted in regard to affairs
in the Old World. The Correspondence Of this
paper will be a feature never yet rivalled in the
State.
Now that the Presidential campaign is over, and
the Union victory secured, we intend to give even
more space than formerly to
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
YANhEE NOTIONS. &c. &c,

sar eE ----
sas &smg
These Goods were purchased at j Q lowest mar
kct prices, and will be sold at ve' small advance
upon cost. All We ask is an cxaT nation ofgoods
and prices to demonstrate to the people of this place
aud vicinity that ii is to their interest 10 buy whore
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, aud We will prom
isc not only To give you good and desirable Goods
but will give you the bcst Of bargains.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership
IN heretofore existing between the undersigned,
under the frm-name of Bostwick h Tyler, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent-Mr. Tyler re-
firing. Mr.. o. \. Bustwick having purchased the
assets of the concern, will continue the business,
and will settle all the obligations of the late firm.
Allpersons indebted to the late firm either by note
book account, are requested to call and settle the
same immediately.
o. A. BOSTWICK,
+. ). TYLER.
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AGRlCULIuRAL lMPI PIEMENIS.

AGRlCULTU IMPLEMENTS.
RATS Compined lteaPer aud Mower.
Cayuga Chicf do. do.
HrinkerhOot SELF R0ker.
F<irby'S American Harvester.
PITTS rHREsHING MACHINES.
Grain DrlllSs Saaar Wills nnd EvaP-
orators, Feed Cutters, Corn shelters,
PIows, CWItiVat0rs, cider sIills, SeN-
ing Machines, ScY thes, Snathes, Graz
dies, Hakes, Isocs, Perks. Nc., &c.
- Purchasers 20 pIoIace of an kinds Also, OF
Old lnn. lsrAss, Copper and Rags.
Hull Prairie, june 20 ,ls6a. SIT
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
PROSPECTUS
DAILY, TnI-wEEKLX a wEEKLY
OHIO STATE JOURNAL,
FOR THE YEAR 1865.


Tue times in which we now live are tecming
with events Of the most mDmcntuous Importance,
the ever changing phase Of which comes home
with deep and abiding interest To every citizen,
making good aud reliable family newspaper q
necessity in every household
BY the coniidcncca and favotor an intelligent pub
lie, the OnI0 stats Journal is no mere expert
mcnt, but an established iact--an institution
identified with the resources, power, and progress
of our State. Grateful for that confidence, and
encouraged by increasing evidences uf that favor,
il is the determination OF the Publishers 10 main
tain its character Of First Glass Newspaper,
aud mikeit welcome visitor to every family and
ircsidc.
10 this end they will spare no pains to make the
STATE Journal a faithful compendium of the
news OF the day; repository of current litera
turc; reliable reporter OF the markets; n staunch
and fearless defender of Republican principle;
and clmonieler of Legislative proceedings, both
National and State aud containing sucn Sum
mary OF Social, Political, Commercial and Mscel-
lancous Events as shall make the paper attract
i've and useful tO its numerous readers Pains
will be taken TO procure for the State Journal the
latest intelligence, by mail and telegraph, and sup
ply its columns with choice literary selections,
and appropriate editorial commentaries as occasion
shall arise. The cause of Popular Education, and
the handicraits Of Husbandry will also receive
their proper share of attention.
The progress and events of the War for the
preservation of the integrity of the Government
will be cronchled with faithful assiduity, until
that war shall have been brought to a successful
termination. The ONO STATE Journal will
continue to give, as il has heretofore given, to the
National and State Administrations a cordial and
sincere support in their efforts for the suppression
of the rebellion aud the promotion of the general
welfare. In doing this, it will not assume to re-
lieve Official position Of its proper responsibility,
nor yield to place position servile and unqucs-
toning adulation. Holding the fundamental doc
trine that power belongs to the people, and that
official position is but temporary trust held
only for their benefit, we claim the right to scruti-
nize with candor the acts of such trustees in what
ever department Of the public service. In the ex-
ercisc of that right it shall be our care that our
liberty do not degenerate into Righteousness To
be usutul 20 its readers newspaper should be in
dependent of official favor, holding itself ready to
culighten and give proper directions to public
sentiment, rather than as its more passive echo.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
Trouble Among the Romans How an
OK Helped his Master.

Ok Helped his Master.
Titus Iivius very intellectual and am.
liable gentleman, who lived and wrote
about Inceon hundred years ago, related
how the cackling of u goose saved Rome
we have now 90 record how an OK saved
a Roman The Rome OF which we write
is in Adams county, Ohio, aud very uu.
like its aucionl iHmesakc in almost every
particular II is nevertheless, the only
mart of several townships, whose people
deal principally in lumber aud hool-polcs.
\ short time ago man named Hunts.
man, who had delivered his wares aud was
quietly driving his mild eyed oxen toward
home, was uccosted 10y John Scott and Hon
ry Zortman with, "Ilurrah for Mcclellan"
liuntsman did not feel inclined to COM
ply with their order and averbal quarrel
cnsued, which soon do5onerated into blows
that fell thick aed fast.
Scott was knocked down when Hortman
camo 10 his assistance, which movement
somewhat endangered tho sturdy Uuionst.
Ono of tho oxen, however quietly took
this reinforcement of his masters op-
ponent on his horns, threY him to the
ground and then wisely pinned him down
by drawing tho fore wheel Of the wagon
upon his body when he stopped, thereby
hhNliNN hiu bHi VI tlN NnHt NllS
driver liuished tho business OF furnishing
Scott for his wanton aud unprovokcd at.
lack.
"Brindlo" is the hero of our story. His
flank movement was an eminent success,
and, indeed, the only thing that prevented
lI0ntsman from being brutally beaten.
Ills sagacity is only equalled hy his dis.
crimination. and he has made himself more
beloved tllM ever by the part he took in
tho aflray, The probabilities are that
hereafter when pugnacous Buttcnuts at
tack his owner it will bo whom "Brindle"
is too far oil TO take part in the contest,
The friends of lluutsman in tho vicinity
not only appreciate the conduct of tho OK,
hut have presented him with brass tips TO
be worn on the ouds of his horns in honor
of tho assistance he rendered his master
during the fight.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
aaLisfelIaneollG.
CSllnrdon,.

t,cilars nndcr dividing houacs are gen.
erafiy locinod indispouA,blo rhoy ard
cettiinly very useful; but tllero are evils
os such nagutude connected with them,
that somr have advocated thcit non.con.
structiun 1hey are almost universally
fnannfaotOries Of foul air, which. linding it's
way upward 10y means uf doors. windows.
slairways aad crovices in lloore, diIiusoB It's
nuxious clements through the rooms above
aud hccuno fruitful source OF disease; and
again, they servo for harbOr FOR rats aud
mice, hf the modo ii which they arc usually
constructed, aii0rtlng access 10 tho side Of
tho walks from below. 10 is necessary.
however, that thoy shonld bo Infested with
vermin OF halffIlod With rotting garbage to
produce the results complained OF
The surface Of the earth is lhl5d with dc.
oomposablc substance, aud whenever ait is
confined in ahy spot, it becomes saturated
with various cNhtatlOns dclcterious TO
ltcalth Mcans mnst bc provided, therefore
for their thorough ventilation, or cellars
must be totally abandoned. A collar, to
fully serve It's purposes, should be cool in
summer, impervious 20 frost in winter, and
at all times iroo from.moslliro. The walls
should rise one or two feet at least above
tho level Of tho surrounding ground, aud
should be laid in good limo mortar. or at
ldast pointed win il. Tho thickness Of tho
wall should not bc less tln,r fifteen or cigh.
teen inches; aud il tho house walls above
bc built ol brick OF stone, two feet is pre-
iorablc.
The cellar should have connecting drain
at its lowest corner, ,whicb Should always bo
kept free from obstruction; aud each room
~ u should have at least two sliding Basl.
windows To secure aguod circulation OF air.
In very cold climates those portions of
the wall above tie surface of tho ground
should bo double, either 10y means OF dis.
,iuct thin wall, on tho outside, or by lathing
and plastoriug on the inside, and be fur
nishcd with double windows as n further
security against frost. An outside door
with aIligh of stops is desirable in every
cellar, aud especially ia one connected
with farm house
II should always be borne in mind that,
IN constructing cellars particular care
should bo taken TO have all its walls, and
thoir connecting surfaces with the ceilings
above, all perfectly tight aud secure from
the cgross and iugross of all vormin, how
over diminutivc. due observance of
these hints, with those given above in re.
gard TO keeping the cellar clear of all rub
bish aud dccayiug vegetable matter, will
ensure any house from the presence o,
vermin --iie,dhf of ifeaitt
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to prepare which able corps of assistant editors
is maintained.
We also maintain intelligent and vigilent
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11

Daily paper Morning or Evening edition,
containing about is columns Of the ehOic-
est and freshest reading nattcr-sent by
mail. - 49, $40 20
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A Scoichman asked an Irshman why
were half farthings made ia Englandl Fhe
answer was: " To give tho Sootchman an
opportunity to subscribe 70 charitable as.
sociatons'
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Keep Your Feet Dry!

NNyM. HOUSTON, as u,nal. Is manufacturing a
w htsc amount of SHOES aud BOOTS, Tor
the fSll and Winter trade.
lerryNhore, Sericuibcg 10
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Quaker once hearing person tell how
much he had felt for anothor who was in
dissress and needed assistance, dryly asked
l'mi "Friend, hast thou ielt in Thy pocket
Tor him
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NOT ca!

n y u " AA
II ANlNG purchased the interest of +. :. Tyler,
IL shall continue the Hardware, Stove aud Tin
business, as heretofore, | shall endeayor to keep
on hand full assortment of Stoves, comprising
all the latest styles, and guarantee to sell them at
Toledo professor as low as they can be purchased
elsewhere. .slrrsa
My stock Of Hardware Will comprise all articles
generally found in Hardware Store, including
Iron, all sizes, Nails aud Glass,
Pipe boxes, House Trimmings,
Steel, all kinds, Harness Trimmings
Blacksmth's Coal Cable Chains.
Shoyels end Spades, 0uoss-cut Saws,
Hoes and Forks, Scythes and Snaths
Stoves, Tin Ware, Sc.
Ah of which guarantee to sell at Toledo prices
o. A. BOSTWlCK.
Perrysburg, April 20, 1854, 5ltf
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An Italian who was very poor, AMI very
much addicted TO play, used TO aposropize
fortune thus; Treacherous fifnno, thoG
carst make mo lose, bat thou canst not
mako me pay." fk 8
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT

is conducted by gentleman of large experience
and indeatgable zeal, aud who, from his relations
as Secretary of the Detroit Board Of Trade, possess
es advantages enjoyed by the Commercial Editor
ofno other paper.
Politically, the Advertiser and Tribune will ad-
here closely to
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
THE LARGEST, BEST AND MOST
XXX POPULAR WSPAPER IN
MICHIGAN.

--
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STATE NEWS,

which \ wa appears at the earliest moment
in the A 4 nand Tribune. Indeed, the paper
Is begun ave fame throughout the West
for its
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11

WhJ Is spidera good correspondent,
Because lao drops = Inv by overy post
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LITERARY MISCELLANY,

including Poetry, Stories, Anecdotes and choice
Selections.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11

Tri-weckly paper. containing 2s columns Of
selected matter published every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday morning, per -
year. -------------s---- So = w
t
Weekly paper, published every Tuesday,
containing 42 columns of keleeted read
ing matter, embracing the cream ct sesen
Daily issues and = + Review Of the Events
Of the Week, prepared expressly for the tah
Weakly. per wear. 90
Ten or mare copies ~ ana Persoa' each for %
Isy- Money may be Tewiiled in drafts payable 10
our order, or in Posioee money arders, or in reg
istercd lciiers by blai, a our risk, Address all
letters 10 ADvIRTIskR AND, .TRlhvSE Co.
Detroit, Michigan. .a.a
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ITEMS AND SUMMARIES,

f ~G
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is represented in the ADVERTISER AND TRI-
DUNE by a capable correspondent, and full re-
turns Of all casualties are promptly published.
TINS feature alcne has made il indispensable to
every family having friends in the Union army.
Particular attention is given to
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11

iiude JoGe oN GsNEaiL BtFUsR.-A 4
rich joke on G,ner0l Butler is current in
army circles. II seems that the regular
ciii -ers have little faith in the Dutch Gap
Canal, aud at a reoent eourtmArtal ia the
army OF the Janes, "a soldier WAS sentenced
10 ao0 yours hgri labor oa ne sud
cladk The report aids that Butler WAS
disguised anil NssolSsl the court inmsdi-
alelyppon' tho hearias VI this huding aiid
sentence
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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 tlc Eas' our first
stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
We arr consequently enabled to present 10 our
friends aud patrons one Of the most dcsira bic aud
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TnR RsBEL SITUATION AT RICHMOND
IL is reported by persons who rocently
left Richmond aud reached here today,
via Fredericksburg, that preparations are
being made for the evacuation OF Rich-
inapd by the rebels. They state that the
machinery from the arseaals and other
rebel works are being moved south. They
also represent that Lees foreo is now les
than 10 900 men, aud that the army is on
short r,tioas, their supplies OF meat being
almost exhausted rno roeept destruction
Of ihc rebel lines Of communication have
seriollsy diminished teir ability TO con
centrate the supplies necessary 70 sustain
tao people of Richmond aud The army,
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES,

prepared at great expense by able and reliable re-
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AL Machines Warranted Three Years.
A PERMANENT INSTITUTION.

lNO u tlON.
TlIEundersigned calls
the attention of those in
tercsted to the fact that
he has established a suite
ofrooms in Myers Block,
ON Monroe street, a reg
ular Dispensatory ID for the
treltmcnt and permanent
cure of all known
PRIVATE DISEASES,
whether of recent origin
or of long standing, in
MALE OR FEMALE.
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The success which has attended the practice OF
tn undersigned in the treatment of diseases com
ing under the above head, is sufficient guarantee
that what he undertakes lie performs, and in every
case effects radical cnre.
Private rooms are provided where consultations
can be procured IN the strictest confidence.
General Office over Nos. 81 and SO Monroe street,
first to the right at the top cf the stairway,
over "Cornucopa." All letters, containing re-
mittance or postage stamp, promptly answered.
e-sg- Office hours from 10 20 4, and from to 9.
Gallon oraddress Il. Ii. TlMPANY, MD,
l2zZ Toledo, Ohio.
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teen dollars per year for three hundred and sixty
three issues. Seven dollars for six months. Three
dollars and fifty cents for three months. 32b
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sav
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-29

CRoPs ~ NoRTH CAROLINA We are pleased
tqleerp that.the wheat crop OF the State, when
cultivated, willturn out an abundant yield.
A gentleman who has travelled in various
portions OF the State and more particularly
ip the eastern portion, gives il glowing
prospect indeed, He says that farmers are
very busy harvesting their crops, and all
whom he conversed with were very we'll
satisfied with the amount made. On the
railroad from Goldsboro down, he says such a
crop Of wheat has not deem made Tor years.
The other crops are said TO be fine Vii
mington Herald, l2h,