The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-05
LOCAL nREYITIEs.


AGuE aud fever prevail to q Considerable extent
at the present tive.
The Wood County Commissioners arc now in
session at tho Courthouse
w. J. HIrcHcocK is receiving superior stock
Of goods from the Eastern markets.
Ice is now being brought to this place from
Toledo, the supply here having "gin out"
TINS attention of Sorgo growers is directed to
the advertisement of the American Sugar cane
Stripper. .r .s I.,..a ..-. .-..t.
FRuIT-THrEvEs are plying their nefarous trans
actions in and about the town with vim worthy
OF better calling.
MUsTTn DAY, on Friday last was not very huge.
The severe rain prevented military movements -
to any remarkable extent.
THE commencement Of schooln the Union School
building did not take place yesterday, the repairs
not being entirely completed.
We had our September weather in August, and
present indications lead to believe that We shall
have our Augustweotheri in September
BY an order of the Adjutaut General Of Ohio,
the officers Of the National Guard arc required to
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty DAYS.
We are becoming quite metropolitan in charac.
ter. Six policemen have recently been appointed
by the proper authorities. They are much
nee ed.
By circular which has been shown us, we see
that ProfessorJ ]. William Sufiem commences his
second term of the Normal Academy of Music, ,jn
Toledo, on Monday, September IL, which will con-
tinue eight weeks.
WE neglected to make a note of the fact in our
last issue, that Mr.. j. II. REID had disposed Of his
interest in the Toledo Record to Mr.. L. A. lIGGINs,
who is now sole proprietor Of that paper and, rs
heretofore, continues as its editor
TnE heat, ON Wednesday and Thursday last,
was intense and oppressive in the extreme. On
Thursday night a heavy storm visited this section,
which soaked Mother Earth to the brm, convert
ing nearly all the cellars in town into miniature
lakes.
We call attention to the advertisement of EARL
w. MERRY in to-day's issue. All who desire to
make washing-day of pleasure instead Of dread,
should examine and test the machine he offers. 1t
is valuable institution, and no one who gives it n
fair trial, will be without ono in his family.
J. LANGENDRRFER, late of the American House,
in Maumec, has taken charge or the Fulton House.
on Monroe street, in Toledo. His many friends in
this vicinity will be certain to make his house
their headquarters, when in Toledo. Joe knows
how to keep hotel. See his card in another
column.
THOSE in want of harness, manufactured by "A
competent workman, will do well to call on our
frieni ALBERT E. REED, who has recently opened
a harness establishment in the room formerly occu-
pied by Henry Gross. Honorable in all his deal
ing and thorough in his workmanship, he justly
merits an extensive patronage. See his card in
our advertising columns.
THE surgeons reports show that our armies have
suffered greatly from chills and fever which is i'll
duced by the miasma and change of climate TO
which they are exposed. They also find Ayers
Ague Cure is an ehectual remedy for this distem-
per, and are urging the Government to adopt it
within the regulations. The Surgcon-G General hes
itates because it is put up in proprietary form.
However great that convenience to the public, he
prefers the physicians of the army should give
their own directions for the doses. Whatever pro-
fcssonal pride may dictate, he knows as well as
we do, that DR.. Ayers 'Curc"is an almost perfect
antidotc for the Ague, and that the soldiers should
have the benefit of it, as well as the people,
Washington b. C) Correspondent.