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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-24
I'VE BEEN THINKING.


I've been thinking, I've been thinking,
What n glorious world were this,
Did folks mind their own business more,
And mind their neighbor's less.
For instance, you and |, my friend,
Are sadly prone TO talk
OF matters that concern us not,
Aud others follies mock.
I've been thinking, now, if we'd begin
To mind our own affairs,
That possibly our neighbors might
Contrive to manage theirs.
We've faults enough at home to mend
II may be true of others;
1t would BE- strange if it were not,
Since all mankind are brothers.
/ would that we had charity
For ove:y man and woman;
forgiveness is the mark of those
Who know to err is human"
Then let us banish jealousy
Lets lift our fallen brother,
Aud as we journey down life's road,
Do good TO one another.
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Tht GJastaliau tfonut.
EQUINoCTIAL.
ny OLIVER WENDELL nOLsEs.

Tho sun Of life has crossed the line,
The summer shine of heightened light
Faded and failed, till, where | stand,
'Tis equal day and equal night.
One after one, MS dwindling hours,
Youths glowing hopes have dropped away
And soon may barely leave the glcam
That coldly scores a winters day.
! am not Young, am not old;
The flush Of morn, the sunset calm,
Falling and deepening, each 10 each,
Meet midway with solemn charm.
One side see the summer fields
Not yet dsrobed Of all their green
While westerly along the hills
Flame the first tents Of frosty sheen.
All middlc-point where cloud and storm
Make battle ground of this my life;
Where, cver-matched, the night and day
Wage round me their September strife.
bow me to the threatening gale
And know that, when it's ntry's past,
Among the peaceful autumn days
An Indian summer comes at last.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-24

THE Sky Az INDIcAToRoF TnE WEtTmER
Tho color OF the sky, at particular
times, affords wonderful good guidance.
Not only does rosy sunset presage good
weather, aud ruddy sunrise bad weather.
but there are otl.er tihts which speak with
equal clcaruess and accuracy. A bright
yellow sky in the evening indicates winds
pale yellow, wet; a neutral gray color
constitutes a favorable sign in the evening.
aud am uniavorable one in the morning. The
clouds are again full Of meaning in them
selves. II their forms are soft. underlined,
aud full feaihery. the weather win he fine;
il their edges are hard, sharp and dehnile,
it viii be i0n Generally speaking. any
deep unusual hues, betokon wind OF rains
While the more quiet aud delicate tinie be-.
speak fair weather. These are simple
mlaxims; and yet not SO simple but whal
the British Board OF Trado has thought ht
to publish them for the use Of Beaiarins
men, lStieafyie Americam
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-24
Srlrtt Selistrllaup.
Cory O'Lunus on Family 4 AGairs.

The Brooklyn Eagle hasa correspondent
who knowsa o thing or two. Hear him:
II ia good thing for man to pay at.
tention to his family
Provided he has one.
Married men generally have. So have l..
1t is the natural consequence of getting
married.
Families, like everything, are more OK.
pensive than they used to be. Shoes aud
clothes cost sight nowadays, and chill
dren have mostly good appetites.
Mine have.
Boys will be boys. Thoy can't help t..
They are born so. II is their destiny to tear
their trowers and wear out two pair Of
bootslper month keeping their ma constantly
employed like besieged garrison repair
ing breeches. and tn If uhIo tuTate pa pay
ing out curl ency, under strong conviction
that there is nothing like leather to wear
out tried copper.toed boots on my heir
The copper wore WELL and havo an idea
that copper boots would be good idea,
but | couldn't find metallic shoemaker to
carry it out.
Mrs. OIL. also became attached TO cop.
per, and thought it would be an improve
meut and save sowing il hoys' pantaloons
were like ships and tea-kettes. copper
hottomed. The suggestion WAS a No. /,
but we haven't tried it yet.
Copper SO ran in my head at tho timo
that O'Pake called me a copperhead.
This was the origin OF the term.
Mrs. OIL is a managing woman. She
makes trowsers for our son, Alexander
Themistocles, out of mine, when I've done
with them. He can get through three
pair to my one, ordinarily, and am obliged
to wear ont my clothes faster than | ain
used to, to keep him supplied,
| once suggested that it might bo with.
in the resources of art and in lustry to
make him pair out Of new material.
Mrs. OIL. said positively that it couldn't
be done. 1t wonl ruin us. She conclud.
o it was cheaper to cut up a pair had
paid twelve dollars for.
subsequently found upon inquiry that
now cloth for that purpose could have
been bought for about two dollars.
] ventured TO tell Mrs. OH, expecting a
triumph of male foresight over female lack
ofjudgment.
She gave me look Of scorn, MS she want
ed 10 know if | had asked the price Of
trimmings"
Trimmings were ton much Tor mo.
have been afraid of trimmings ever
since.
Trimmings, l suppose means buttons
and things.
In addition to clothes, the scion of our
house runs mp other expenses.
But what is the expense compared with
the JOY father feels, whom after a days la
borious exercise at tho office. wrestling
with steol.pen he returns to his domestic
retreat, and is met at the gate by smil-
ing cherubim, who in tones that go to his
fond parents heart, and makes him forget
his troubles, with : IIel1, pa, give mo a
penny. ig 1u. ta.
= Your hand instictively goes to the seat
of your affections, your pocket, and draws
forth tho coveted coin, which is promptly
invested in mOlasses camly.
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20 sTOCKMOLDERs.

0FPIoR on THE DAYTON AND lIIcHIGAS r. r. Co. D
@ ToLEDo, o., 9lay S, 1865.
THE Annual Meeting II The stockhoIlers Of
this Company win be held at their Office ia
Toledo, on Thursday, the 9th day OF June prox. =,
between the hours Of Diae aud twelve O'Clock A.
NJ, 10 elect nine Directors for the ensuing year,
and 10 transact any other business that may come
before the meeting.
I'd FIJI. SHORT, Secretary.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-24

THE WEALTH nF NORTH CARoLTEA.--
Northern enterprise and Northern capital
WI soon have a new and profitable field
in North Caroliaia. On either side of the
railroad from the ocean to 100 miles inland,
stretch the dense forests of turpontine
Tho trees need but tapping and the turpen'
tine flows. liosin and tar are but tho lees
Of the punsent terebethiRn. Striking tur-
pentine will be as profitable as striking oil
for few years to como. The indications
are above the surface, and assuredly true
From Whining ton, too, rich aud extensive
turpentine tracts stretch away for mills
and miles. Where the turpentino region
ceases the cotton country begins. Gins
and presses, all tho implements of the roy
al plant. are here. The soil is adapted to
the growth of the fluffy staple; enterprising
cnltivatOrs alone are needed. The mineral
wealth Of tho State is most abundant in the
counties of Randolph, Guilford and Chatham.
These counties were the noted UUion colln-
ties of the State in thu day when rebellion
was at its height. Among the inhabitants
are goodly number of Quakers Indeed,
all of the persuasion of Friends in North
Carolina may he said 10 reside in these
three counties. Albeit the mineral wealth
hidden in this locality Tho soil is not 10y
any means sterile; Dn the other hand the
land is arabic 10 remarkable degree.
Water power abounds and nature iayors
the development Of tho rich mineral re-
sources of this region.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-24

The Government has full and detailed in
formation concerning jeff, Davis bureau Of
torpodoes and infernal machines. Pictures
of these deadlymissiles were captured, and
among other. devices were torpedpes in the
shape and appearance of Jumps of steamer
coal, 80 perfect in resemblance that II
would not be readily distinguished from
genuine coal. The existence of these infer
nal devices confirms the belief that the
steamer sultana was destroyed hy a tor
pedO in her coal. @
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-24

THE late conlsgration in Richmond de.
veloped a curious incident and fact, which
may be valuable, If remembered. Some
week or ten days after the fire, the iron
safe Of the Enquirer Office was opened,
when, Immediately ON the admission of the
air, the books and papers were ignited and
eonsume ed. Aud such was the ease Of all
other safes which were not Ia lriek vaults.
In thess tho contents were minjured. The
Eaquirer safe at the time il was reopeued.
was cold externally 10 tho touch.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-24

An official dispatch from General Candy
states that Dick Taylor's forces had sur
rendered ON substantially tho same terms.
lccedsd by General Grant to Leo. This
completes the surrender pl all The rebel
forces east Of the Mississippi, with the ex-
eeptiop, perhaps, OF few rowing bands OF
5urrnlhs
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-24

-Four schools were commenced Ia KIo|I,.
mond last week with tive thouSahd coloftd
scholars,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-24
n. Il ID. TX. HOLLENBECK,
Pcrrysburg, wood County, o,

Pcrrysburg, wood County, o..
ATTORNEYS AT-LAw;
Notdries Public i
Conveyancers: sI
COLLECTING Agents; ,
Rcal Estale Agents having large quantities Of
wild lands, and many improved farms, Tor sale
Agents to Pay Taxes, aud redeem land s'ild for
taxes. Also, to purchase lands aud investigate
titles.
War Claim Agents,
To procure the back-pay and bounty due to rel
atives Of deceased soldiers
To procure pensions for those entitled to them;
To procure for soldiers liberated from prison,
Communication of rations while they were confined,
&C., SC. SEz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-24

TnE PRGss.-ll expresses truth, represses
error, impTesses knowledge, depresses ty.
ranny, aud opprsSses none.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-24
GEORGE STKAIN.

ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, PERRYsRURG, o.,
VNTII.L attend tc,a,' business condded his care
w in the several Courts of Ohio. Military
Claims will receive particular attention.
Aiso--Insurance takcn at reasonable rates.
othce - Hoods Building, up stairs, Louisiana
Avenue. F- ''' 2 lt'~ lZz
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MEDICAH NOTICE.

DR. BO0KWALTERa has now permanently
where he will promptly sSSnd TO al professional
Guties. Persons wishing ID consult him can do
so free Of charge. Medicints Of all kinds for sale
al his ofiee. .ft 47ms
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Commissioners Notice.

THE estate OF George Bennett, Cd, lato Of Wells
1 In the County Of York, deceased, having been
REPRESENTED insOlvsnt, and the Undersigned having
been appointed Commissioners ~ receive and dc.
eide upon oil claims against said estate hereby
give notice that six months from the last saturday
Ia January. l565, are allowed to creditors to pre-
sent their claims against said estate, and that We
shall be In session tor the purpose OF and
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February. March, April, June and July. at two
O'Clock In the afternoon, ut the Office Of A.KTripp
In said Wells.
ALoNZo X. TRIP, com'r..
Wells, Jan. II, 1865.
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THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
AT HARRINGTON.

The sPRISo Session will open on wEDNES-
DAY, MARCH |. so ......eJ p
School Committees are invited to use their in
auence in sustaining this effort to secure special
training for our public school teachers. 80.
Young ladies and gentlemen, desiring to avail
themselves OF the facilities here afforded, will
please apply. for particular info, nation, to the
Principal, Mr.. A. p. KELSEY, ut Pennington.
TuirioS FREE. For incidental expenses of
the school, each student is charged one dollar.
3Wti
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N. England Screw Steamship Co
SEMI.WEEKLY LINE.

The splendid and fist Stsamsnips
~ Chesa peake, Capt Willard, and
E1&8Frs ncsnia, Capt. Sherwood, viii,
0Suntil further notice, run - follows.
Leave Browns Wharf. Portland, every Wednes.
North River. New York, every Wednesday and SET.
urday, ut o'clock p. d.. ........ I.
These vessels are fitted up with nns aecommoda.
ssfs and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine.
Passage, $500, including Fare and State Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line TO and nom Mon
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For Freight or Passage apply to
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Portland. Dec. I. 1853. -
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DEATHS.

~ Notices OF deaths. not exceeding sir lines,
inserted free those above that number will be
charged regular advertiser. rates.
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
SUMMER ARRANo 4 NJ ENr!

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taking this line, much saving Of time and expsnss
will be made. and that the fnconyenience OF ARR
avoided. |.- ...
The boats arrive In season for passengers 10 take
the earliest trains out OF the city.
The Company are not responsible for baggage TO
On amount exceeding $50 In value and that person.
al unless notice Is given and paid for at the rate Of
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
= Freight taken as usual;
Portland. Nov, 90, 1863. att -.
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~ To obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS. give the date
OF this liss. and pay Que cent for advertising.
- ff not called for within ONE MONTH. they
Wilt be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office.
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Tlgh,nc.. Of the Chest.

We sneeie, slight, thin, ichorous matter comes
from our nose 30 have hcAviness % the head
great oppression Il the chest some tiyhtnexs An.
littie tenderness ia the region OF the lungs Now
attention must DO given 10 this state of tets or in
Al. nmatlon OF the lanss OF congestion mag tAks
place, and death be with us before We are aware.
~ Brandreth's Piiisi II
saw two, four or ak according to age, sex or con-
stitution. must DO taken. They must purge very
freely drink warm drinks while the fever lasts.
and AZ . diet eat plenty Of Indian meal Cruel or
chicken broth. with plenty OF rice In IT,. by this
treatment, on tho second or third day the disease
will he cured. This complaint Is going the rounds
and viii be followed by dysentery or diarrhea but
they will he cured ny the same process The wise
will have BrAndrsth's Pills where they can Do ca
silly laid hold ON, and by taking them by the dircc-
lions, safety and health will inflow.
Sold by Dr. DRYDEN SMITH. Biddcford, and
BY all respectable dealers In medicines. lm2
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O. Fares are IRE essts isss when tickv(s are
purchased ct the once. than when paid IN ths oass.
.rJ.lr 900 FRANCIS CHASE,
BuPxMxfIxpgxN
Portland Nov. Cd. 1864. IsIStf
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.lII THE UNION G. J0URNAL, -1A-l
MARRIAGES.

In Saco, Jan. s, by Rev. o. 7. Moulton,
Of Saco.
In Parsonsheld, Jan. %, by Rev. A. P. San
born, Mr.. Thomas Z. Fox. Of Psrsonsfeld, and
Mrs. Martha A. traitor, Of Porter.
In South Parsonsfeld, Jan. IS, by Rev. A.
Caverno, Mr.. Samuel Garland and Miss Amy
b. Libby. both Of z.
In Hollis, Jan. 25, by Rev. J. Mcdaniel. Mr..
Charles ID. Scamman. of Saco, and Miss Sarah
4. Smith. OF Dayton.
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In Parsons6eld, Jan. 4, Hattie, ~ yrs; also,
Jan. 10th, Maria, Is yrs.-daughiers Of Nathan
Cram. Also, Jan. II, NJ. Jane, 10 yrs, daugh-
ter Of Joseph Roberts. All Of typhoid fever.
In Illinois, DIR. Melvin A. Emery, son VI VIM.
Emery, Of Parsonsfeld, Me.
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Old Iron Wanted.

CASH and the highest prices paid for OLD IRos,
u CoPrsR, Lean, and all other kinds OF metal, by.
JOHN GAINES, at his blacksmith shop on Water
street, Saco. %
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28

9uetie ftnc m BreuBeu perbptet, abtr bers
lentse 0ff5ier, Der cine 9erauSforoerung ni6t
anr'ebunen wilroe, t0nnte inter ieinen aameras
ben ni6t mebr %eriiiiren.
Samb reitsnirtc unb ipurOe fit cine piiIens
l4aftlthe S~ee=Grpebition en9agirt.
Ste Expedition beiu6te ben 6afen BON 9ten<
Orleans, mo 2amb trant muroe, QIS er nie>
Der %seneien, mar Die Expedition ldn9lt fort unO
2amb - es mar I'M Sabr 1861 = nabm
Sienite in Der flbliden CONFEDERATION uno bate
LANCE 3eit in SORT Siiber c%ommanoirt.
!. Sur6 bic G~rOberuns ienes BluseS lit 2amb
Der @efangene Der SDberalen geporoen.
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Ser Baltimore Meder"i tpQr Die einsige
3eitung in ben Ser. Staaten, pel6e glei6 bon
pDrnberein uno l9on Dor einem sSSabr dlls
bD6it einfa6en, auf Der fa9en @anb l~ieaenoen
Grdncen, Die 8ebauptuns aufseiteat, od6 Die
mertfanii6e &irhenpartei melhe Die Srempen
ms QanO gerufen bate, i6lieblid am S6limm>
item Tabren Deroe NIT oielen Sremoen uno nit
benz BON ibnen ei19eiesten Safer Star. Seoe
YDit aus WieritO beitdtigt bic &i6tigfeit unlerer
frIber aus9eiprO6enen Nnli9ten uno Is fommt
bort ge11alt 10, tpie es fpmmen muBte. Wtar bat
ni6t rur bic ppn ben 2iberalen perluhte gpns
fSfatiOn bes neutrality-suspicious. beltdtigt uno
nur6gefibrt, inoem er oas un9ebeure 8erm6s
gen Der STRIDE fIr acknowledgement ertldrte,
fonoern ct bat AUDI &elisions- unb Gepiiensz
fretbeit fir Wterito prptlamirt, mas bic Siberia,
len ME getpagt battcn unO neil lie feline
Srentbenlegion batten, nienols pa9en fonnten.
9aSur9 bat li6 Der neue aaiier einen erOBen
3beiG Der 2iberulen 81 6reunSen, Die Gleritalen
0ber gu unerbittli6en Seinoen eema6t uno er
rntB ieBt 8rieg flbren ni6t nur nit Suares,
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0dre baS ameritanii9e 8olf pplitii6 uno
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auiiren fDnnte, benn ba5 Brpteftprat 6ranf@
ret6S ilber Wlerifp wirbe aufb6ren, iobalo bic
Ser. Staten Oieies 8rptectprut Iberndbmen.
9aS ameritaniide 8olt miro, 10 fir6ten
mir, anoers in Der Sadie banoel1, ais eS banz
beln iplte. Soil ppn Der g. MDnrOe :
Spctrtn uno BON 9ab ge9en allies Wtrnar~
htl9e erflIt, pirS eS nab benz &rte9 Wterifp
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odr1it cine 8ep0lferung ppu Z WtHipnen friep=
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den iteben uno bes Selfgppernments nnidbis
itnb. 9ie1e Snoianer pom Stimmre9t, ba8 iie
feitber in 0tertfo genpiien baben, aus5ui4lie=
BEN, ite bur6 b~elpnoere Brpconiuln, @Uuper=
neure D6er Snoianer=N9enten regteren su lais
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