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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-08
Attorners-nt-Lnw and Agents.

We call attention to the advertisement of F. Il D..
X. Hollenbeck, Attorneys ys-at-Law, Land and Pen
sion Agents. which will be found in another col
umn of this paper. These gentlemen are ell
known throughout the county and surrounding
country, as upright and competent business men,
and it is hardly necessary for us to add that mat
tSrs coniidcd to their care will be promptly and
faithfully attended to.
In INJUSTICE to these gentlemen, and to ourselr we
wish here to state that during the excitement Of
the petty political quarrcls among the Union men
of this county, we have admitted articles into our
paper, which we believe to have been not only un-
kind but positively unjust--both to them and to
other Union men. Butin pursuance of the policy
which we indicated last week, it is our determine
ton, so far as able, to bury the petty diff
ferences of past deep that no earthly resur-
rection shall find them; and hcnceforth we intend
to pursue such course as will unite and strength
en-, rather than divide and cripple, the Union cause
in this county and District. And in this cause we
desire the hearty cooperation of every one who
loves his country, and believes that traitors should
be punished.
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a CARD.

EDITOR JOURNAL: In reply to many lottcrs aud
inquiries from people in this section of the country
the undersigned take great pleasure in saying
through the columns of your paper, that
nowned preparation known as GOES DYSPRP-
SlA CURE, is a certain cure Tor Dyspepsia, in its
worst stages. Many cases Of long standing. with
in our own acquaintance, have boen completely
and we believe permanently cured. II will stop
distress after eating, almost instant,ncously and
enables the dyspcptic who has lived for years upon
Graham bread and the pancst diet, to eat as
heartily as he peases, and anything he chooses,
without danger of distress, or souring, rising
ON the stomach. II Is an inialliblc corrector Oi
indigestion and constipation creates healthy ap-
petite, stops sick headache, heartburn, sickness
at the stomach, pains, cramps, or coli, in either
stomach or bowels, and swsctcns offensive breath
so soon as you take it, and by enabling the pm
tient to take plenty of hearty food, (Which is the
parent of health" produces vigor, strength and
energy, In every trial we have known it has
speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with all its attend
ant salferings, weaknesses, debility, and loss Of
power, giving instead, proper activity and tone
o the stomach and organs of digestion, as
we confidently believe, and as the published GER
tiiicates in our circulars, almanacs, and in many
of the eadingJ Journals, from convalescent patients
will confirm, completely, permanently, and al
most miraculously ''cure the worst case of Dys-
pepsia in existence" We warrantit :: !, nverv
instance. asu ov uutaned at all the Drug stores
in the United States and Canadas, at One Dollar
p0r bottle, or six bottles for five dollars.
CO. CLARK g. CO.. Proprietors,
4Oyl New Haven, Ct.
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We call attcahon from the citizens Of Perrys-
burg 10 tho Young Mems Muhial lmproyinent So
cety, which holds its meetings in the High School
Room, on FridayIEveninG Of each week. Its o5-.
jccts are to give so impulse to the moral, and in
tcllectual energies Of our youths; " excite invest
cation on subjects under discussion and tn elicit
statements and arguments on the questions in de-
bate.
BY such processes, in conjunction with the teach
ings Of religion and of the academy, the men Of
New England haYe attained worldwide reputa-
ton In both branches Of the National lie ilatuN",
in the several departments Of the Government 10
matters Of literature, ofscience, and of commerce.
the ascendcucy of citizens from New England is
clearly manifest. With aspirations after all
things within the grasp OF humanity, the acquire
ments of science, of business, and Of religion, has
in them received an eminently practical de-
velopment.
Enjoying as we do the blessings of government
free from the distinctions of caste, aud gorying in
the possession Of equal rights the citizens of this
Republic possess the highest incentives to emula-
ton.
Genius, character, self-respect, has, under Prov
ience elevated the "rail-splittert T. the Chief Mag
isracyof the nation it has placed the tailor in the
next highest post Of honor, and has encrcled the
shoemaker with the crmine of high judicial au'
thority. The names of Abraham Lincoln, of Andrew
johnson and of Roger Sherman, furnish bright
illustrations the spirit and genius of American
institutions. In mentioning these, it is not expect
ed that all should attain their exalted position
that is out of the question, but all may become
better, and more useful members of this common
wealth, by the proper of those faculties which
God has given, and the use Of means which art
here possessed.
In view Of this, and also Of the terrible evils
which the associations of the grocery and of in
temperance are producing among our young men
il is OF consequence that our citizens unite in thu
adoption of means by which these victims of evi
associations, and of evil habits, may DO influence
by higher aspirations. AS one Of the means
among numerous others, for the accomplishment
of these objects, we urge the countenance and sup
port of citizens generally to the Young Mems Mu
tual Improvement Society.
The discussions are held in the High Schoo
every Friday Evening, commencing at sever
O'Clock. The ladies of Perry ysburg and citizens a
| large are cordially invited to attend.
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nardwar. store for Sale.

We call especial attention to the advertisement
otO A. Bostwick, in another column--by which il
will be seen that the Tin and Hardware Store of
that gentlemen in PeFrysburg, is oaerd for sale at
aba'ga'"! Any person knowing anything of the
business transacted in this line, inPerrysburg and
vicuityuustbe well laware ofthe fact that the abov
establishment is paying one, and will prove a
profitable Investment 10 any good business man
who purchases il.
Persons wishing 70 buy stoves, tinware--or or any
ofthe stock now OF hand--wiIl do well to reeol-
iect that for short time to come these articles
can be bought at the Hardware store at Perrys.
burg at greatly reduced prices. They will therefore
consult their own interests, by calling imme-
diately and examining the stock aud prices.
For full particulars see advertisement.
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Couldn't Get a Substitute.

A private letter from "Wood county boy
now an officer in the Regular Army, relates the
following instance of hopeless search for sub
stitute--which we arc kindly permitted to publish.
The letter is dated, "Army of the James, Feb. 20,
1860"
considerable numbers; while we are entertained
nearly every day by the shooting or hanging of
batch of "bounty jumpers" near our camp. A
pretty good joke is told of one of these-hung the
other day. tits said that while marching to the
scatfold he offered fifty dollars for substitute
No one jumping at his offer, after he got upon the
drop he offered seventy five dolarsl Still nobody
took him up, and after the rope was around his
neck he raised it to eighty d0llars-bGt as they
didn't all speak at once, he swung off! 1t was
said had he offered hundred dollars, the Chap
lain was going to take him up
Whether this is strictly true or not, don't pre-
tend to say but it shows how soldiers ,cM talk
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Ayers SarsapariNa.
CLEANSE THE BLOOD.

SI'CAiNiOE DDOUDs
With corrupt, disordcred or yitiated Blood, you
are sick all over. II may burst out in Pmpes, or
Sores, or in some active disease, or il may merely
keep you istless, depressed and goo for nothing.
But you cannot have good health while your blood
is impure. AYERS SARsAPABILnA purges out
these impurities and stimulates the organs of life
into vigorous action, restoring the health and ex-
pelling disease. Hence rapidly cures variety of
complaints which are caused by impurity Of the
blood, such as Scrofda, or Kiags' Eoa, Tamors,jUl
cers, Sores Eeupiions, Pimples Blotctes Boils, 81.
An.iOnys Fire, Rose or EtysipHas, letter or Sdlt
Rse'aa, Scald Head, Ring Worm, Gp,or or Cancer.
o@ TamOrs, Sore Eyes, Female Diseases, such as
detention, Legparify, Sppression, IYhites, Steril
'ty, also Syphilis or Psneral Diseases, Loer Con.-
ptain's, aud Heart Diseases. TRY AYERS SARsA-
PARILLA, and for yourself the surprising actv-
ity with which it cleanses the blood and cures
these disorders
During late years the public have been mislcd
by large bottles, pretending to give quart of Ex-
tract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar Most of these
have been frauds upon the sick, for they not only
contain little, if any, Sarsaparilla, but often no
curative properties whatever. Hence, bitter dis
appointment has followed the use of the various
extracts Of Sarsaparilla which food the market,
until the name itself has become synonymous with
imposition and cheat. Still we call this compound
"Sarsaparlla,' and intend ID supply such rem
edy as shall rescue the name from the load of OBJ
loquy which rests upon it,. We think we have
ground for believing it has virtues which are if-
resisablc by the ordinary of the diseases it is
intended to cure. We can only assure the sick
that We offer them the best Alternative which we
know how to produce, and we have reason to be-
leve, it is by far the most elrctua purifier of the
blood yet discovered by any body.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is so universally
known to surpass every other remedy for the cure
of Coughs, Colds, L.lae=, H,arsersss, Coup, Bron-
chitis, Lrcipient Consumption, and for the relief of
Consumptive Patients in advanced stages of the
disease that it is useless here to recount the eyi-
dence Of its virtues. The world knows them.
Prepared by DIR J. z. Ayes x Co, Lowell
Mass, and sold by Peck aud Hamilton, Perrysburg
At wholesale by C. West, Toledo. 45h
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Oil TOledn.

The Toledo papers of Saturday last, announce
that oil has been discovered in that city. 1t ap-
pears that some six or eight years since the city
authorities sunk on artesian to the depth of about
fourteen hundred feetj when one night the tempo
rory building which had been erected over it took
fire, and was destroyed, together with the machine
ry. The well was then abandoned. About two
weeks since, the lot on which the well is located
ion Adams street) was purchased by Mr.. Bald
win, who cleaned out the old we'll down to the pip
ing--about sixteen feet below the level of the
ground---when oil was found on the surface of the
water, in considerable quantities. The excitement
over the discovery is represented as being econ
Siderable"
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SHADOWS OF CoM1Sd EyENTs.--The Rich.
mond papers announce that the female en-
ployces the Treasury Department il tnat
city have received .f,u'lough for forty
days. Is this the official mode of giving
them notice that their services are no long
er re iuircd. Possibly. other departments
of the rebel government may soon be fur
loughed also. We shonhl not all be sur.
prised to hear that jeff, Davis had received
leave Of absence" for forty days-more
or less as the case may be.
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Atlantic MOnthIv.

The March number presents rare table of con
tents, among which may be found "The Story OF
a Year." "At AndersonviIle," "Anoient Mining
on the Shores Of Lake SUPERIOR" "Memoirs Of
Authors" Edward Everett" "The Hour Of Vic
tory;' "The Causes of Foreign Enmity to the Uni
States," and many other interesting and in
structiVe articles. Tho number is indeed a choice
one.
Terms-Four Dollars per year. The Aaaatic
and Our Young Folks, will be sent for Five Dol
lars. Address Tieknor & Fields, Boston Mass.
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Grent TelcYrnnhic Fent.

New York, March 2.-On Sunday morn.
ing at 3 o'clock tho wires of the Western
Union Telegraph Company were connected
with the Pacific lines aud communication
established direct between this city and
San Francisco.
Though tho weather was bad, the rain
falling at the time at many points on the
route, the wires worked well and con-
siderable amount of business was trans
mittcd. The distance is nearly 1000 IN les
and the difference of time about four hours.
This is uuqucstouably the longest tele.
graphic circuit ever worked, and the fact
that such a length of wire was telegraphed
over in one circuit is notable era in the
history of telegraphiug
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lFroln Elton, 0 ), 'Dsmoeral."l
INC MedLeine for all seaso ons.

Dr. ROBAeK's STOMACH BITTERs. pro-
fSss 10 have more than superficial knowledge Of
the healing art, and while we are fully prepared
to admit that Hnm6ng is but another word for i'm
tisment or notice TO appear in paper, that has
the last tendency TO corrupt the human mind, We
are always glad to recommend what we believe
to be real boon To society, and having made an
experimental use of Dr. RObaek's Stomach Btters
we bear our testimony To- their real, genuine aud
very beneficial use. DIR. RS Bitters far surpass
any preparation Of the Kind we have ever used
and we urge all who need a mild, safe. and most
agreeable tonic to try this medicine at once Ii Is
just the thing for the stomach in hot weather.
May 3O 1861. See Advertisement. ijd
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MANDELIr-I In Perrvsburg township, Feb, ",
1865, Of Scarlet Fever Frederick c. SOU OF Henry
and y. ~. Mandeu, aged 10 years
CREPS--In Perrysburg township March /. 1885,
of Scarlet Fever, Wesley, sou OF John and Maria
Crops, aged years.
BLlNN-4.M the Military Hospital, Camp Chase,
of Brain Fever, on Thursday evening, March 2,
Julius +. Blinn, Of Perrysburg, agc ~ years.
The deceased enlisted only few weeks since, in
the company of Capt. Charles Dcvous-whieh is
we believe, to form part of the lSda Regiment,
now organizing at Camp Chase. lie was taken
sick Monday night Feb. goth, was hkon to tho
Hospital the next day, y0d died as above stated.
His brother, Richard BlinA, lest here Tuesday night,
2Sth ult., and arrived at Caiti Chase Wednesday,
noon, but the sick man was even then raving with
delirum, aud did not in the least, recognize him.
His remains were brought herc Friday night, and
on Sunday last were deposited in the Perrysburg
Cemetery,
The deceased was last summer in Capt. Cooks
company, l4ith o. y, c., and our acquaintance
with him commenced at that tune. Aud We be.
licve we only speak the sentiment Of both the Off
GERS and ncn ofthat company, whcnwe say thai
as soldier he was ever ready for any auy--s
kind comradc and faithful friend; and many be-
side his relatives, will grovc to learn of his earl,
departure.
SMlTH--Jessie +. Smith, daughter of Addison
Smith, Esq, departed this lilrou the LIST inst Ngct
l6 years aud months,
The fureral ohssquries were performed ON thC
"a, inst by the Rev. G. a. Adams.
Consumption, that fell destroyer, had for two
years been slowly but surely leading the doccas-
cd to that gate which opens eternity. Dur
ing this long period of utllicdon, she manifested
the utmost resignation, aal in amiable meckness
awaited the change.
She has passed away, but the remembrance o
her kind and loving spirit will be ever dear t.
surviving friends. Before attaining the maturity
of this earthly state, she has reached the nobci
sphere Of the angelic state so le's blossoms fade
away only to bear the mltnrcr fruit Of the heaven
ly land.
"But though earth's fairest blossoms die,
Aud all beneath the skies Is vain,
There is n brighter world on high,
Beyond the reach Of care and pain.
"Theu let the hope Of joys to come
| Dispel our cares, aud chase our fears;
II God be ours we'rc,trav ling home,
Though passing through vale oftears."
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Fernelius calls disease an affection of tho
body, contrary to nature: purtnrbatitn
of its habit; arrangement of its courses.
What disease is, sometime eludes human
intelligence, but some diseases are known
their origin, action and even their anti
dotes. Whoever has discovered an actual
remedy for one disease, has done some
thing for his race. Doct. Aver has done
more, for his medicines affords us the
means to control and cure several danger
ous disorders. We rarely speak on medi'
cal subjects, proferrins to leave them to
physicians, who understand them better,
But such effects as are seen in our mids',
on affections of the lungs by Ayers Cherry
Pictorial, on scrofuous complaints by his
Srsaparila, S and on the several complaint
that they cure by Ayers Pills, should not
be ignored. II Keokuk (Iolea) Journal
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PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-The transport
Massachusetts has arrived, and reports
that our naval forces have captured Fort
White, a splendid work, mounted ] I heavy
guns just below Georgetown, S. &. The
sailors and marines landed and took posses,
sion of Georgetown. The rebel cavalry
charged on them in the street, but were
gallantly ropulsed with loss Of several
killed., wounded and prisoners. Our loss
was one man.
AGmiral Dahlgron's lagshir, the IIar-
vest Moon, on her way down was sunk by
a torpedo. All hands were saved expect
the ware room steward.
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The New York Commercial Advertiser
estimates the number of tho first OF Janua-
ry as great as ,30l This does not iu-
clude guns captured or destroyed on the
Alabama, Florida, Tennessee and other
rebel crafts. During tho same time we
have not lost 25 cannon. The Commercial
says this exceeds the capture made by Ma
po!eon during all his Russian and Austrian
calnpaivns
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Our Young Folks.

This excellent magazine for little folks, contin-
ues to present great attractions for the young peo
pie, as well as for "children of larger growth
Its contents consists of stores sketches, biography
hstory, poetry, travel and adventure, written by
some Of the best authors II is not only interesting
but instructive TO its readers.
Terms-Two Dollars per year. Oar Young Folks
and the AddHhc Aonaly, sent for Five Dollars per
year. Address 1icknor & Fields, Boston, Mass.
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ooh, see them sinking slowly,

ceived. The engraving has no title other than
the two simple lines
"0h, see them sinking slowly,
Those olden dreams pure and holy"
The design and execution of this engraving are
exquisite. The steel Fashion Plate of this m'nth
isa double one, and as usual, admirably engraved.
We need hardly allude to the usual number of wood
engraNilgs, devote to the illustrations Of the
fashions, &c. Tho music is "Those Laughing
Eyes," ballad. Among the literary contents we
note "Aunt Hssters Story" "a Death Scene,''
"Tracing ,semj jlAnces," "A Story of Hous :
hold" "My Angel in Disguise" "Bittcn," "a sad
story relative to the famous nId Stone" of
which story tho leading facts declared by the
author, n physicians wife, to be true,) "Four
Birthdays" "Alono, Yet Not Alone" "Passion
Flowers" "The NJ tnsion at LoSsington," Novel
tics, Editorials, &C., &c.
Price So SO; copies 81 90; 8 copies $40 90;
81 copies S35 90. Specimen number will be sent
to those desirous of making up clubs tor Is cents.
Wheeler & Wilson'S celebrated Sewing Machines
are furnished as Premiums. Address Deacon
Peterson, 3l9 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Now Is the time to send on subscriptions for S65.
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something of Importance to Everybody y

1t is generally known that all receipts
for money over $50 must be stamped to be
valid but it is not known that all letters
acknowledging tho receipt of money, in
sums exceeding $50 must be stamped. II
A. addr SECS a letter TO B., saying: You
letter of Feb Il, enclosing 800 ON ac.
count, has been received" ithas been de.
cided there is no differ nee from one where
he writes: " Received from B. 500 on ac-
cUu t."-Both are receipts.
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DR., J. ]. BLEHER, Dentist.

VIII visit the following places in Wood County
at the times specified, and will be prepared to at
tend to all professional calls.
GILEAD-Monday, February 30, and remain
until Saturday.
PERRYSBURG-M Monday February 81, and re-
main until March IL.
BOWLING GREEN-Monday, March Is, and
remain until March IS. ~
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Tho Chattanooga Gazette says that about
the first of january a party of guerrillas
hung the wife and daughter of DR.. Joshua
King, of Rome, Co., on the charge of loyal
ty to the Union. They wero out riding
when they were captured by the guerillas
who took them to tree and hung them
from one of the limbs. Dr. King is reb-
el, and went South when Rome was evac-
uated by Johnston last spring.
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ron SAFE.

7Nhe undersigned ohersfor sale his blacksmith
Il Shop-situated in Tontogany, Wood county,
Ohio-together with two complete sets of tools,
and the stock Of material on hand.
The shop has heretofore commanded good
share OF the business in this portion ofthe comfy
and the location is as good one as can be found
in this part OGthe State.
The lot ON which the shop stands containing
one fourth of an acre-Nll be sold with the shop.
JESSE WOOD,
TontOgany, Feb. 20, 1855. 43d'
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"Wad," the Local of the Columbus Jour.
nal, i'll speaking of child that was cruelty
beaten by its father, says unless "the poor
child falls into other hands soon, it will be
prematurely added to the Kingdom of
Heaven and eternally separated from its
kindreh !"
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EUREKA PILLS.

Try Them! Try ThcmI Try one box!
ONLY TWENTY FIVE CENCSl
Purely Vegetable.
.... A Good Family Physician
Cures Liver complaint.
Cures Dyspepsia.
Cures Nervous or Sick Headache.
An iulalliblc remedy for Seat Worms. They
mover fail in destroying Worms that constantly
aihiSt the Children.
sure romedy for Fevers, if taken in the carly
stages. HH
Each Box Contains 81 Pills.
Try one Box Send 25 cents and we will send
by Nall or send SO, and we will END one dozen.
Druggists supplied ON reasonable terms.
$, LEWIS, 81 Nassau Street.
Box, S,S9l. l3n