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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-05
A CARD.

Enron JorRsAL; Ia reply to many letters and
inquiries from people in this section Of tho country
the undersigned take great pleasure in saying
through the columns of your paper, that our re-
nowned preparation kis,Na rs GOES DfSPEP-
STA CURE, Is q certain cure for Dyspepsia, In its
worst stages. Many cases Of long standing, with
in our own acquaintance, have been completely
and we believe permanently cured. Il will stop
distress after eating, almost instantaneoasy, aud
enables the dyspephe who has lived for years upon
Graham bread and the planest diet. ID cat as
heartily Ms he pleases, and anything he chooses,
without danger Of distress, or souting, or rising
on the stomach. It.is an infallibls c0rrector oi
indigestion and constipation, creates healthy ap-
petite, stops siek-hcadache, heartburn, sickness
at the stomach, pains, cramps, or coli, in either
stomach or bowels. aud sweetens offensive breath
so soon as you take il, and by enabling the pa
tent 10 take plenty OF hearty food, (which Is the
parent of HEALTH" prusluces vigor. strength and
energy.i In every trial we have known Il has
speedily eradoated Dyspepsia with all its attend
ant sulerings, weaknesses, debility, and loss oi
power, giving instead, proper activity and tone
TO the stomach and organs of digestion, a.
We confidently believe, and as tho published GER
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Of the Journals from valesccnt patients
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pepsia in eKlstoaes." We warrant II IL Ia ever,
instance II can be obtained al ali the I.rug Storci
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per bottle, or ssK b0tlies for hSs dollars.
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4eyi New Haven, Ct.
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DIED

MAY--In Raglevtie, Wood Couuty1 Ohio, AT
the residence OF her s,n-in-law James ID. Bronson,
,anra ,aro" SOU i'0'' "'s' Auei''" 'i"y' SSe" w
pnt .v.u.,.,,.;,.,. s.i,.hs. ~
c., December IS. 1851, Of pnsum,nia, Sorgoan. ].
J. Poe, listh Regiment Ohio National Guards, for
merry OF bowling ureeh' Wooa County, ohio'
w..., &c.. IL. ..,,. S
-, ,,... as,,,a,...s -, -
M. =, ~, s...! - ~,
have falisn-martyrs in tho cause Of our beloved
country. la the death of Sergeant Poe she is
gain called upon 10 mourn the loss of n youug
man of whom She may well feel proud.
liz was A son of Geo. ], Poo, ESQ. of bowling
Green. and wasraisea mostly at that plaee. aud
leaves there large circle of relatives nnd friends.
Although A yeunr man of good education. and
the most refined tastes, he conceived carIy a fond
ness for the more aborioos pursuits of agriculture
much prsfering the dignity of honest toll to trade
or the learned professioas. d1ut LfsN g
By bringing to those porsuits A sounl judro-
m,nt and chilli vatcd mind. and bv assiduous self.
culture, he soon bee imc, on matters of husbandry,
A Young man whose influence was felt and ac.
knowlodrod among bis neirhbor..
Ring a m ,nl,ar Of tho bowling Grssn Com.
many Of National Guards. when thew were called
on, las, spring. he vent With them into the field
and during the month of August was, with soyera
ofhi. co,nr,des t,ken nrisonar , tle e,or,x aft.,
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. We deem 1t our duty to keep constantly bcforc
our readers that most valuable oi all medicines,
known as C0e's Cough nalsam. II has stOod the
tests Of time aud experiment, aud all who use Il
speak in the most praise worthy tcrms of its med
icinal value. IL is the real duty of every parent
20 keep constant supply of II In the house, ready
for Immediate use. Not only Is II most splendid
remedy for coughs, sudden colds, influenza, Group
and all thr,at complaints but Il Is the consutnp-
tive's great relief. When they are IN far gone
that no medicine viii ever cure them, Cow Cough
balsam will be found an invaluable friend to al
lay the coughing help the expcc.oratlcn, and ease
the sufferer. Why will We that are suffering from
coughs, colds, Group, sore throat. hoarseness and
that are liable to pulmonary attacks, not take our
advice and provide yourself with supply ni Goes
Cough BaisAm- best and cheapest Cough
Dalsam 10 tho worid9 II costs but forty nts
aud eau be found upon the countcrs OF druggists
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Sad Accident.

George Clark, a boy about fifteen years of age,
in the employ of MIR. Inscho, engaged in saving
wood for the Dayton and Michigan Railroad Com
pany, was severely injured on Friday last, near
tho Pcrrysburg Depot. He jumped of the car on
which the engine is stationed. while was in mo-
ton, aud falling on the track, no was run over by
the wood car which was attached behind it. His
hin was dislocatcd and severely bruised, and the
ankle bone broken. We understand that he is
now doing we'll. Ys--
Perhapsit will not be improper fer us to add
that the mother Of the unfortunate boy has nearly
supported herself and four children during the
past winSer by sewing. Compelled now to aban-
don her work to attend her injured son, we trust
the family viii not be permitted to want for any
Of the comforts of life. We commend the case Ia
the attention of the kind-hcarted ladies Of Perrys-
burg, through whose efforts so mach has been
done, during the past winter, to supply the wants
of soldiers families.
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The saluranY Erening ro.t.

We would call the attention of those who wish
to subscribe 10 first class Literary Weekly, to
the Saturday Eeening Post, published IN Philadel-
phia. The Post contains weekly a large and
very interesting assortment Of Stories, Sketches,
Anecdotes, &C., calculated to amuse an | in,truc I
its readers. family Of eialdren who read a
paper like the Pos, hardly fail in being better
informed than those who do not. OF course every
man should take FIRST his own county papers but
after that, we would commend the Post to his at
teution We obs rye that Wheeler & Wilson's
celebrated Sewing Machines are given as Ps.-
miuuls with certain clubs Of the Post. Its terms
arc 80 so year, ainc for SIG, &es Sample copies
are scut gratis. -
A,Ilross Deacon & Peterson, sl6 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia.
We will send the JorNSAL and the Post ono year
flr Four Dollars.
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Ayers sarsapariIIa.
CLEANSE TIIfHlGOOD,

CLEANSE TIlfSaglO0D,
With corrupt, disorlercd or vitiated Blood, you
are sick all over II mag burst out In Pimples. or
Sores, or in some active disease, or Il may merely
keep you listiess, depressed and good for nothing.
but yon cannot have good health while your blood
is impure. AYER's SARsAPAGTLLk purgeS out
these impurities aud stimulates the organs Of life
into vigorous action, restoring the health and ex
peling disease. Hence itrApidly cures variety Of
complaints which are caused by in,Purity of the
blood, such as Sieof~la. K'~g' E0a, Tamos',l w.
GERS, Sores, ErHptioas, Pmpiss, Bloselss BOii', 81.
laGsony's Fire. Rose or Erysipeias, 7sftw or SalI
RGeum, lycaid Hscd, Ring Horn, Cnesr or osInesr.
QUE fassors, Ssrs Eyes, tsaiaie Di'eases. such as
Reienfio, L,regdarity, Sapprcs.oa, WAi's, Ss-rii-
ity, also .SypLRi, or K,nsral Diseases. Liser Com
plaiat1, aad Heart Diseascs. TRY AYERs SARsA-
rALLi. aud see for yourself the surprising aetir-
ity with which i cleanses the blood and cures
these disorders.
During late years the public have l,een mizled
by large bottles, pretending 10 give quart Of EE.
tract Of Sarsaparilia tor sne dollar. Most ofihsAs
have been frauds npoa the siek, tor they mol aniy
contain little, IL any, sSarsaparilla, bus often NJ
curative properties whatever. Hence, bitter dis
appointment has followed the use of tbs saFinAs
extracts Of sersaparla which Good the waftet
until the nanis its if has bscome synonynluus with
imposition and cheat. still We call this compound
"SArsai arilla," and intend 10 supply such FsVn-
edy as shall rescue the name FROM the load pf uh-
.sqdy which rests upon t. We think We haze
ground for believing il has virtues which are lr'
reslstale BY the ordinary Of the diseases ID il
A.. ....,s NV. aa., oslss aaaatra the siak
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Iu,ere,,inv 10 Sorghum Growers.

A Connecticut sorghum grower made on
interesting experiment. in growing the
thus siving a less number in tho latter than
in tho former planting, aud yet he got bu,
aud forty gallons from the latter and III
tween the rows of tho latter The sorghum
needs light, aud hence the great gala il
tho wide rows. Our sorghum growers
should make note of this, as II seems
reasonable the cane should have plenty %
light to bring it to perfection.
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THE JOURNAL TO CLUBS.

We have been repeatedly asked 10 permit the
formation Of "clubs" in several townships of the
county, at reduced rates, but have until recently,
declined doing anything Of the kind. However,
having within two or three days past consented to
an arrangement If this kind in one township. we
believe it no more than right that we should Of
Ger the same terms to all.
To clubs OF TEN or more, we viii send the JOUR
xAL fnr OSI DOLLAR AsB SEsESrT-FIvE CENTS
each; and 10 the persoa getting up such a club
and forwarding US the money, We will send the
JoURSAL cor one year free.' AZ this rate, We fur
nish eleven copies OF the JOUENAL, for one year,
Tor SgvssrEEs D0,LARs AND Fifty CESTsl
An the aames Of club must be sent in at the
sAme time; and must be accompanied by the cash
We can not allow the addition of names to a
club, after il has been sent in, as this would be
equivalent TO reducing rate to single subzcrib-
ers.
We make this ofI.r to those Of our fiienis who
desire to fprm clubs for the JoURSAL. The prices
of all kinds Of printing materials and paper, still
mains so high, that these terms will leave us
seAtesly, il any, profit on our Subscription. And
NC can make no promise as TO how long We will
permit these terms 10 remain in force.
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New Postal Law.

Below will be found few items Of interest from
the new postal law.
All domestic letters, except letters lawf,ily
franked and duly certified letters Of Sndcrs. sail
Ors aud marines, in the serviceof the United States
which are deposited for mailing IN any past Office,
on which the postage il unpaid. sbsli be sent TO
the Dead Letter 0fics and al letters paid only in
part, shall be forwarded. charged With the unpaid
rate to be e0llectedaB delivery.
Any person wlfuiiy injurinR or tearing down
any letter boz, other reeeiyiag boxes established
fos the deposit Of mails, shall, for every such Of
fence be lined not less than one hundred, nor more
thaa Eac thoasand dollars. or be imprisoned not
leAs than one, Hor than three years, or both,
according 10 the circumstance and aggrAEAtions
Of the oEsnse. EAltsF
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TFrom lAs Narsh CafoIlaa IRalaIghl slaaaard.


ArmtmN Nmt CANNNAs
We make tho following extract from tho
message OF Gov Vance 20 tho Legislaturc,
IN November last, on tho subject q arvuing
the slaves;
sUpder no circumstances would con-
sent 10 see them armed, which would re-
gard "a not only dangerous in tho extreme,
but as less degrading only than their EN-.
ployment in this capacity by our enemies.
The proposition TO emancipate them by
the Confederate Government (which in con.
science should be done Il they foughtin our
armies) | regard as entirely out OF The
question. imagine that such an idea as
abolishing slavery by the general govern
ment advocated I've years ago, would have
rnape people stare, ani caused some little
excitement. This o0urae wopld, IL secms
to me, surrender tho entire question which
has evor separated the North from the
| South, would stultiiy ourselves in the eyes
of the world, and render our whole Tevolu.
ton nugatory---a mere objootless waste Of
human life. need not allude at all to tho
constitutional question involved, which |
presume must be understood by this time
Our independence, imagine, is chiefly do
sirable for the preservation OF our great
institutions, the principal of which is slav-
1 cry; and it is oIly TO be won by tho blood
of white freemen The slave, however,
should certainly be made TO DO his part as
q non combatant'
This is sound doctrine. If the Governor
will stand to il, we will support him TO
that extent cheerfully aud firmly. We new.
or permit our personal feelings to interfere
with our public duties. Aud il the Con'
, gross should pass law to emancipate and
arm the slaves, without the consent Of the
| D 4.
the Confederate Constitution and on the
States, but disorganze and totally destroy
Southern Society; aud il the Governor
, should thereupon convene tho Legislatur,
ia special session, aud recommend con
ventiou, we now assure him that We vii
Q sustain him in such a course, aud comment
, him for his efforts to carry ont tho wishes
: of our people win the Governur Ito this
0 VIII he stand by and see the slaves armed
a and do nothing to preventive Is he pre-
+ pared to carry on this revolution when h
4 secs it must be "nugatoryf when, to urg
}. it still further. win he, as he has alread
b declared, "a mere ohjectess waste of hu
|. man lifeP" For "nugatory" it must be, ali
. q mere waste of human lifo' itmust ee,
the institution for tho preservation of whic
@ our independence is 'cbiefiy desirable,
o should be destroyed, whether 10y our ow
/. hand or by the hands of the. enemy. Is ne
n that so, Govornorf
h II it requires -as it does in some cases
# ropes, handouts, aud bloolhounds to re
l. turn descrters and recusant white COZ
o scripts to the ranks, what woull be nece,
}. sary to put the negroes in service and kee
n them in? They would have to be caugh
J.. knocked down, tied aud hauled to camp
If of instruction in wagons; and then, III
& first chance they got, they would escape
IS the enemy. Ths proposition is uareasoni
Is Bile, ridiculous, short-sighted, foolish, de
c perate, ruinous, horriblel
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CHkAP LANDS IL. KASsAs.-1C. g. Hutch.
inson, United States Indian agent, Ottawa,
Franklin County, Kansas. says the lands OF
the Indian Reservation in that county are
now for sale al 81 75to 81 50per acre for
farm and Sc to $40 for timber, in the midst
or yvo,. selaemens, % miles south oi
I.awrsnce. The soil is deep, black, and
good fsr aisazt, oats, corn, hemp aid to,
bacco. Mood sells si 81 ~ : anrd, and
coal 25 eehta basheL LimeAtsne, sand-
stone, and coal crop ont Sn the land The
surface Is rolling but nSt kiiiy, and Se'l
watered with running streams. Forests
are Of oak, black walnut, hickory, haekser-
w. 10. Oh the aIreaIns.
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L.rgMI Notice.

Franklin Bowen, pra. Wood cOmmou l4eaa.
Emily BoScp. per,. rs'''iOn Tor p'vSsS''
rINHE defendant, Emily bowen. win take notice
that the plaintiff did, on the cath dag Of March,
A. ID. 1865, die his petition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of W@id County, Ohio, The object and
defendant on the graunds of adultery, eommittsd
with ono Joseph Todd, on the 18th day VI March,
A. u. 1868, al the Baird House." IN tho town VI
PcrrySburg, Wood county, Ohio. Said psttlon
term Of the Court of Common tloas In and tes
COOK 4 hELLs
Attorneys ioS Plaintiff,
March os 1865 A9ff 90
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Persnnai.

We last week had the pleasure oc meeting Lieu
tenant George Weddell, of Company |, liith o. n.
c., who efell among thieves, at the battle Of Mo
nocscy junction, Maryland, on the 9Th of July last
aud has since been "enjoying" life in the "Sunny
South" under the especial guardianship Of the
rebels. BE was at Columbia, South Carolina, the
day before Sherman took possession. but the reb-
els managed TO get most Of their prisoners away
from there just in time to prevent their falling into
Union hands. Like all soldiers who have lately
r,turncd from the South, he IS Of the opinion that
the Confederacy is in its Oscar and yaler leaf,
and that it will snonb, auu5ere among the things
that uero
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The Oldest Regulator for Fen a Q.


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BlowinK Out Kero,enc Lamps.

An exchange states that there is more danger
attending The blowing out of kerosene lamps
from the top than many people suppose. Several
instances are recordedin in which lives have been
lost, os ssSero and permanent bodily injury inact-
cd, by the explosion Of lamps from this practice.
The following explanation Of the causes producing
such explosions are well worth needing:
/. The oil ia the lamp Is seusrsliy low leaving
more room for gas.
Q The gas is very inaammable, and will always
ex pl0de when igHitsd. ~
!. In blowing the blaze down, Il is liable to ig-
mite The gas. 7s ...I
4. The wick may not perfectly fill the tube, aud
the fame may go dawn when the gas comes up.
5. The less oil in the lamp the greater is the dan
ger, h.af
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April 5, 1865.
Sew y9rA MarIe., April a-IP.M.

New York Market, April 81 p. M.
GoiD-Openod at IIs, fell to 1iSII cl, ses at
If6.
FLouR.-DulI and nominalv SOa75c lower; % Ia
as 20 for Extra State and IS 5OAa so for Round
Hoop Ohio.
GRAtN-W Wheat, small receipts; dull and nomi.
nai-SaIOo lower Corn dull aud lower at i40&
/ t2c for new yellow. Oats dull anl nominal at
5SaSSc.
PRovIsIoys Pork Dull and nominal; S25 50L
rs rs for new $21 so for 'd3 ami '6i do. and
E2ia23 90 frprime,i eAhH
LAKD Dull at ljtSal6. ~ 'tt
WHIsERY Quiet at 2l2c.
PEYROLsrM Dull and heavy at s2c for crude
Others not quoted.
CorroN Quiet at iOc. d lt MA 49,
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EXCHANGE Of prisoners.

Official information has boen received Of
the following prisoners Of war: All officers
and men, prisoners of war, uOt heretofore
exchanged, who were delivered at Sevah.
nah aud Charleston, in November and Do.
cember, and all prisoners delivered at any
point up to March 10, 1865.
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Rebel. AFRAID to Trust Negro Troops

Deserters from the rebel army report
that the rebel authorities have placed a
number Of negro troops in the eutreaeh.
mcuts surrounding Richmond, but they
are afraid to trust them in large bodies,
and as o pecuniary measure, the negroes
are simply formed into batallions. -
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Dr, TlBER, Dentist,

Will be at Lambs Hotel. Bowling Green' on
Tuesday aud Wednesday, Aug. l6 and u;
A. Austin Van Blarcnm's, Portage, Thursday
nnd Friday, Aug. is and l9
AZ Drury's H,tcl, Tuntogany, Tuesday August
23J. Owing to bis greatly increased home pus'-
ness DIR. T. will not be able to visit the above P'a
-cs again before October.
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sherman Reports In Persor 60 Granite
lincoln PTescnt..COuucil of WaT.


NEW YORK, March 30.--The HeroATs
Army of the Potomac special says:
Sherman, Monday evening, reported in
person to Grant, at City Point. The inter-
vew was cordial aud friendly in the ex-
tremc. A naluber of GraHf staff anI corps
commanders wero present at the reception
of Sherman. Sherman, in reply to congrat-
ustions presented to him, represented that
his success was assured from the com
meheement, and that tho enemy were un.
able to make aay serious opposition. lie
said his boys lad no trouble at all in chas
ing rebels. fg1
Grant and Sherman, after brief con-
sultation in headquarters tent, had an in
t,rvicw with the President. Sherman gave
Mr.. Lincoln graphic account OF his ope-
rations aud Tepr..selitedllis army as capa-
bic of accomplishing the grandest results,
council of war vas held during the
evening. at which the President aud Gener.
ais Grant, Shcrin an, Meade ant Sheridan
were presout. The session Was prolonged
aud no doubt related to tho Spring cam
paign now iIaug guratcd. "
Oh Tneslay m0ruing Sherman took
leave of his companions in arms. and re.
turned 20 GUldsboro IN special dispatch
boat.
It is understood that ShermAn's plans for
cutting off General Johnson army from all
available sources of supply are complete
aud that Grant will compeI lie either t.
etarye his troops in Richm1Gl or come on
and risk an engagement. IL Wow Of these
matters wei informed peol,lo in Washing.
ton believe that peace will be agreed upon
between Grant and Ire.
The Herdlds correspondent says thal
the rebel loss, in front OF the 9th corps
alolie, on Saturday, wac 5000.
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The Bridal CHAMBER, an Essay Of warning
aud instruction Tor Young ncn- published By tho
Howard Association, aud sent free nf charge, IN
sealed envelopes. Address, Or. J. sKrtiw
HouonrOS, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
PennsylyaniA. 42yl
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CTTnTSTADORO,S mann DYE.

The history of the success of great discoveries
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aad prejudice, accomplished by this powerful vel
harmless vegetable ageat which instantaheonsly
changes any unboxious c,llor Of the hair into =
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ever bestowed upon the head Of man or woman,
Manufactured BY j. CiIRtSTAD0RO, No. 0 AstcI
House, Ncw-york. Sold by all Druggists. Ap'
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