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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-01
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is said that the girls in the mountain
regions Of Pennsylvania are sometimes so
anxious TO marry, that they arc even will
ling to marry lawyers and members Of
Congress --and frequently they become so
infatuated as to marry printers; and worse
still, some marry editors!
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-01

The consumption of tobacco in France in.
creases in an immense proportion. In 1878
II was only $4,000, 900, and in 1858 it was
l73,O0G 900 lbs, having in that time more
than tripled
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"why, John, I don't think you like liver"
''Oh, yes,' said John, Il like it very we'll
for fifty or sixty meals. bul don't like it
~ a steady diet" The old lady cooked
something else tor the next meal.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-01

A man meta boy on horseback CRYING
with cold. why don't you get down and
lead the horsei that's the way to get warm,
said tho man. Its b.b-borrowcd horse
and III ride him IL I freeze"
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rbANT STRAWBERRIES.
As il is doubtful whether Is

As II Is uouDtlui lwhether l6b0 VIII
bring full supply of fruit, 1t is recon-
mendcd to plant the small fruits freely, os-
pecially the strawberry, that never fails.
Tho spring is the best time to plant this
luxurious aud hcNlthfu fruit; and March is
the mouth. Soon as the ground can be put
in good order, plant Wilson's Albany Seed-
ling or Large Early Scarlet, in rows four
feet apart and two feet III the row. The
summer cultivation can DO chiefly perform.
led with 'tho'cultivator, provided the weeds
arc not allowed to get the start of you. 1t
is hut slight job TO dress out consider
able patch; and if frequently done. but
! little work with tho hoe will be necessary.
As to keeping them in hills or letting them
run AZ their pleasure, do as you please;
though IN September or October the grow
iEg plants should be cut loose from the pa.
rent plant OF the Wilson's Seadling or il
may bo exhausted aud die.
. But If you desire only a small gardon
patch, YOU had better plant two feet apart
each way. and let but lew yonng plants
grow, aud such only as are sot the great
est distance from the Hill. BY this metho l.,
of course, hand culture must DO relied mp
on. II your daughters should attend to
this as we'll as other garden work, thcy
will not be injured by, the exercise. Let
the girls stir themselves out. doors, modei-
ately, but regularly every day. Many
daughters of the country are becoming
namby pamhy Hike snme o. the town--an
evil that should be corrected by all parents
who understand tho relations OF outdoor
air aud exercise TO health. Those who
have but limited tract of land, will do
well to raise from one 10 ten acres OF
Strawberries, according as .he market is
more or loss accessible. An farmers should
have family patch, as the cost is little
, aud tie luxury very great. We recon-
mend Wilson's variety, because il has been
. tested, aud is large bearer, as we'll as q
good berry. The large Early Scarlet il q
sweetcr berry, the vine a vigorous grower
and can be allowed to run at random. Il
is preferable as berry for home use. Il
you have old patches, thin them out thor
|. oughly, aud II grassy, turn them under anC
$ plant new patch, Ii the old patch is no
. too thick, the only labor required m III,
0 spring is to spade uH'er all the grass tina
, may have made q start, aud the plants ais,
o in places where they are crowded. Z,
4 yet good sized berries, the plants MUS
Q have room. rlants set in March will pro
q duce nothing worth while; better pinoh OF
4 the fruit stems as they appear, aud let th
plant have all the growth OF the first sea
son, The writer OF this has grown straw
n berries for market several Seasons.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-01

Many man thinks il is virtue that keeps
him from turning a rascal, when il il Only
a full stomach. One should be careful aud
not mistake potatoes for principles
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-01

An freshman who had bhstered his
hngers by endeav-ring 10 draw on pair
OF boots, exclaimed, II believe shalt never
get them on till ! have worn them day
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-01

\ merchant in Portland paid y singular
election bet on Friday, lie peddled forty
bushels OF charcoal about the city, waA
dressed like a charcoal mau aud had the hon.
or OF being photographed in his bizarre
costume.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the eopartnership
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned,
under the frm-name OF Bostwick h Tyler, is this
day dissolved by mutual conscnt-Mr. Tyler re-
hring. Mr.. d. A. B0stwick having purchased the
assets Of the concern, will continue the business,
aud will settle all the obligations of the late firm
All persons indebted TO the late firm. either by note
or book account, requested TO call and settle the
same immediately.
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oFrIcE or T1g 1UDIToR or S7ATrI

OFFICE or THE AUDITOR OF S7ATEl
COLUMBUS, o., January 10, 1865.
II is hereby certified, that the foregoing is cor
rect copy Of the statement Of condition Of the Btna
Insurance Company, of Hartford, made to and filed
in this Office, for the year 1865.
lSEAL.l Witness my hand aud seal officially.
~ JAS. II. GOODMAN.
lStamp.l ea Auditor of State.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-01

Ney explanation Of the golden lnean--to
have gold an 20 be too mean TO use IL.
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UNION STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
y. CLARKE.

NJ IANUEACTURER of Grave Sloncs, Monu-
vi ments, Aantes, and all kinds offarniture slabs
1t American, Italian, Spanish Fronch, Lisbon. Ir-
.sh 4 Egyptian Marbles. 2i2 Summit ST., fole-
40, Ohio.
All kinds " polishing materials on hand.
sdsl D.FAPlNEAw, Gsn1 Agent.
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A. }. GARDNER, ElH
Notury RWbltcy CoaNeyamcer, and
Agent for the Hartford Flro
.Husursnce Company,


Nil-hAbt UNIV.
every person, other than one holding license
as lawyer or claim agent, whose business Il Is to
draw deeds, bonds, mortgages, Wills, writs, ether
legal papers, or tO examine titles Ia real estate,
sha b. regarded = conveyance under this act"
In accordance with above extract from u. :.
Revenue Law have takcH license, aud will at
tend 10 writing Deods, mortgages, bonds &c. Pol
at low rates.
Deed aud War blanks Of all kinds Tor sale at
the Drug store.
Gilesd, sept, z, 1854.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-01

man who assisted TO empty several
bottles ot wine, atterward took walk
The pavcments were quite Icy, and he ex.
Very sing lar; wh.whencver
water freezes, ii always freezes with tho
slippery eide up" eve
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-01

Subscribed and sworn before N e, this I'd day Of
January, 1865. HB BNRY FOWLER.
IStampl Justice of the Peace.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-01

In the morning think what thou hast to
do, and at night ask thySelf what thou hast
done.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-01

A mans good fortune often turns his
head bad fortune as often aycrls the heads
Of bis friends. .
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-01

OTTO f!
HAVlNG purchased the interest OF =. s. TYLER,
IA l shall continue the Hardware, Stove aud Tin
business, as heretofore, l shall endeayor to keep
on hand full assortment Of Stoves. COMPRISING
all the latest styles, and guarantee to sell them at
Toledo priees,o as low as they can be purchased
elsewhere.
Ny stock Of Hardware will comprise all articles
generally toand an Hardware Store, inclrding;
Iron, all sizes, Nails and Glass,
Pipe boxes, House Trimmings.
Steel, all Kinds, Harness Trimmincs.
Blacksmith's Coal, Gable Chains,
Shovels End Spades, Cross-cut Saws,
Hoes aud Forks, Scythes and Snaths
stoves, Tin Ware, &c.
All of which guarantee To sell at Toledo prices.
q. A. BOSTWlCK.
Penysburs, April 20, 1864. SUI
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-01

A humble heart is a habitalion for GOD,
A scholar for Clrist,a a companion Of angels,
4 preserver OF grace, aud meet for glory.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-01

COUSrY OF HARrFoRD, = oS' ssas i a
J. Hendee, Secretary Of The Etna Insurance
Company, being sevcrally sworn. depose and
say, that the foregoing is full, true and cor
rect statement Of the affairs Of said Company; that
the said Insurance Company Is bona iide owner
Of at least one hundred thousand dollars Of actu-
nj cash capital invested in Stocks and Bonds; that
the above described Investments, nor any part
thereof, arc made for the benefit Of any individual
exercising authority in the management Of said
Company, either as President, Secretary, Treasu-
rer, Director, otherwise, and that they are the
above described officers Of said Insurance Com
pany. ...
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President.
| LUcIUs j. HKNDER, Socrt tarv
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THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President.
LUcIUs j. HENDER, Sccrt tary.
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STATE or ooxvB0T7oUE, CO m

The Charter or Act of Incorporation Of said Con,
pany is herewith. 4l..
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INsuRAMcE.
deposited in any other State, as

security for losses therein
Deposited with California. $4,000 90
With Iowa ........ .......... OOe 90
And Ohio. .ss..... .s..s. $4,000 90
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y. 5. TYLER.
Perrysburg, April IL, 1864.
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The County Volunteer Committee

TIE fact 10 that Mr.. Blunrs report, % spontsue.
ously appau ed ny the daily papers, In which -
sure1 as "!N Advertisement, directly eySdes
tie most important Information The putt c desire
" We. they want " kIow who got the money
not paid ~ the soldiers-how much was pal the
newspapers for adyer Is uy-how much went into
the DOC Of the PETS and toades Of the supervs
seeersy--how mu"h was gwen away to ia
vorel indi viduals for imaginary services-how
much was eIpondel for testimonial how much
for stationery, carriage hire, travelling eSpouse+
and oil that sort Of thing. The report nov given
- blind II daCloses Jus, enough to create .
public sppotite for more, and We demand ex-
plirt statement Of what has become Of the three
qdsr,ers Of million Of collars represented Is "Ex.
p,nscs INQUIRE IA the payment o. bounues" SAIL
ve rsyoNt VII none Of t1e daily pap'rs ~ US
IN cliating the important facts which Mr. Boat
has thus far cOuceslodf
Tao above il from toe stw YORK ArL,e snd
We cannot understand how the c,iiior Of ,ha, eE
cellcnt week Journal can assert tbs, the report
slluled 10 was spplauded by hs daily papers.
THs sCs certainly has no, Appl4udcd u, AID does
moi intend W endorse Il, until sbe Volunteer
Conmitlse" furnish report which VIII answer
ihs enquiries 20 spty Put by the ArLAs. Tnr suS
FIRST called for IBIS report and followed up tho
matter until tho Committee At lenesh re-
por,cd ihe gron amount Of money expended
~, purposes connected with their operiuorL
AUD II the ATLAS had not ltiuIed tno aboNe IN ih
isrIo u this wsst, an article on tho saine subject
already prepared for Inn sus-would have ap-
peared 10 our columns. Tho people desire the
information called for, aud although they do not,
ike the ATLAS believe in tho total deprsvity Of tho
Supervisors, the public are awsr, that those of
cials should lie held " strict accountability
every dollar Of the peoples money Via, ihoy tK.
| pended
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The stree, Ieaper- and Contractors.

IIs days have elapsed since three contractors
assumed tho business o. removing the dirt aud
garbage that daily s;cumulaes Ia our public thor.
on ,liares. Scores Of communications already
reach VI. d 'srine that suutry ,usess are
foul aud dirty, snd that stree, cleaners have
no, visited those localities for more than
month. Although the time has been too short
10 snsblo tho contractors to completed every ar.
rsngement necessary TO keep the streets sweet and
Gle n, they have had abundant time 70 show 10
citizens that they intend To make this bust an
improvement upon the treatment the people have
hitherto received from other contractors.
When their operations began, Ito politicisns
sent their sinisssries among the street svcepsrs
and csrtrnen, and induced them to refuse beng
employed by tho contractors. This movement we
know to TO political dodge on the par. Of GER
tain oh ,ial-, who will be tho first to recommend
the laborcrs to work for the contractors Is soon as
Their title harvest % political capital has been gath
cred in, and hence protss, against making those
wcrkingmen tho innocent vict.ms Of the politicians
Hundreds are without employment who
M. III, be at wors, were not for the political sin.
ners who hound them on by means Of deceit,
mi promises, which will not bo realized.
In this difficulty, however, the general public
have greater interest than either Of tho parties
h. the quarrel. Tho streets must lie cleaned. The
publ, health dsmanls H. and II 10 the duty y vie
contractors to take measures accordingly. The
contractors have no right to public forboAr'nce;
that was not in Ito bargain. Those who
have agreed 10 sweep the streets 81 this
city for so much money paid 10 them sunual'y, arc
bound 10 do So slani aside and le. others do tho
work they fail to accomplish. 1t in not valid ex-
cusc for non-psi ormsncs OF contract, TO tell the
| pe pie that ,hs old employees refuse to work for
the new contractors The citizens OF Now York
will not ls,ou 10 such barney so lons as hundreds
Of men are standing idle, ready and willing 10
work, II good wA,os arc promptly paid
., the end Of each day. n the contractors
| honestly intend 10 carry ont tho terms ei their
| agreement, lct MS see thcm ml.ea more earnest
beginning, AMI no, wait until public opinion, OF
the necessities Of few hunie l.borers furnishes
them with the means OF doing tho work more pro-
| Glully. Let TO work DO CONNIE losd earnestly
nov, and trust to tho people for acknowled rn eni
that one set & CITY contractors honestly per
formed their obligations
Tie Common Council hav. already fnsde a n owe
uent In ito right direction, and IL We were no
aware that the same proceeding was resolved upoT
more th,n month ago, We might believe tha, IL Il
intended TO accomplish something besides maxim,
provision Tor certain nun eipal iAyortos. Il vii
however direct public attention 10 the subject, an
1.-THE proce, d.nss are closely watched, tue peopl
may sgain have an opportunity OF reading snothc
chapter upon the subject OF official corruption.
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bssn considered 70 build class Of houses ,hs,
would rent for from two hundred TO three hundred
dollars per year. but thsss would evidently be BE-
yond the means Of . majority OF those whom we
desire 70 benefit and there 10 no necessity for such
expensive structures. Doth in London and In
Paris dwellings, similar 70 those embrsced IN our
proposition have been erected by associations, and
are now occupied by former residents Of crowded
tenemsn,a who paw rental about equal to ths,
embraced In our suggestion. IA q branch o. the
main project, and Is . matter Of secondary Inn
portsnce, II might be well enough to erect better
class Of dwellings than those proposed for The occu-
pancy Of tho,s who can Afford 10 pay correspond
ing rate Of rent; but 80 our project IL benz ncis,
and not speculative in It's character, we insist that
pro, siop shall first be made for those who are IN
greatest need Of improved hsbitstons. We are
satisfied, by careful calculation aud consulate on
With practical builders that chesp yet durable,
neat, conf, rtstle and hcsthful houses he iur-
nlshed At prices not exceeding one hundred dollars
pr year, and this fgurs should be the maximum
Of such rentals. II Is desirable that the work Of
erecting these buildings should be commenced As
early - possible, and prosecuted with dispatch.
The population Of the city 10 rapidly Increasing,
The tsncu, ut house nuisance 10 constantly bccou-
iuc more aggravated, aud The only remedy con-
s.ss In carrying out in practice some such system
as we have proposed and sivocated Ia these
columns.
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BERWICK On wednesday. July 9TH, Mrs Sarah
he lcs, ued - years aud mon hs
The TeinAus SeIe inferred in Cypress HUI Cone-
tty. 81
painful illntts, which size lore with thraiAn FORTH
tude Mrs. Margaret y. CAVITY sged IOSears
The Ielstives and friends Of the family, also of her
SONS John, james AMI Thomas, are 10 p,c,tully in-
No. 10 GOeIck It,, on Monday NteI noon, at O'clock
The REMAINS vll be InterIed IN calvary Celne-
tey. llU
DENIIN-On Sunday, Iuly 9th, John Deylln, aged
% yelTA RnAtiye oil County Meath Ireland,
The relatives and n1ehGs OF me talniiy re,pect-
fully invited 10 attend his funeral. this (Aonulyl
Afternoon, 1T O'clock, flom his late Tesld,uct +lb
r.. lGIh IT,, bet. Let av. and Av, A. rs
HALLANES-on saturday, Jnly s,h, Of typhoid
fever, Lawrence IlAlAnen, aged - native OF the Cay
iil funeral vIll take place At O'Clock Monday,
july IN. tom 10 Mdda-h st., B4ookiyn' and vii DO
taken 10 th' Cemetery Of the hVly eros, fatbuah.
LiLIc1td lRleis peace cop. Jhi
HAERIsON-On sunday, July 9th, William H.
only ron OF Andrew n, aud Mary &. Harrison, sea
months and ~ days.
The relatives and friend, oil Tue aln''y ara respect
hhy invited ~ attend hs funeral from the rrsiueu,e
OF his grandmother Mr., Eva H. e-ted o. BsOOmo a.,
Al ! . ociOcA, on luesdSy' III
Met AB,.-On SUNDAY July 9th. John HcCAb-, son
, q EdNsI4 McCabe, alei year, months and "A
dA,s
The relative. and friends of the family
are IrsIs tIuy invited TO attend the funeral. on
hoIdnj, It . o'clock p ni.' st th'lr fe'ldrnce AZ r.
$50 -, \. CITY. ~
huLTR- ON SATURDAY, july Sih. Anna Louise onl,
dau-hter OF Henry + and tIlLapeah HoIe, aged l,
yea.s, months AMI de's.
Tho ii rAir and relatives OF the family re spsct
fully .n'.ted 10 steni tAe luue'al, on Monday
&c. uGI Is. GA iWAy and AyIto AV, a. o'clock, M
gvlcts ~ O'clock az the DuIch Reformed DuIch o.
! Bush-lck Ay, Brooklyn +. d. la
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1865.
p1eslde ut John.en and the yIrsiuIan.,

IIs @ealtny residents of Virgins who are ex'
G, JtSd from the general amnesty BY the twenty
q JIJ.ni dollar CLAUSE, are making vigorous
Up. to induce the President TO make The amnesty
.ye-naL 70 far as civi ians are concerned. with
O. end IN view, deputaton Of the twenty ,hou-
ID iollsr rebels csled upon the President on
.Uriuy, aud Governor PitRpoNr, whether by
.s1t.o on ~ Voluntarily, has addressed Al alsoo-
. ,,mmun alton to him in advocacy OF the
. ipH'y. rbe depuIiion' as may be Unsigned
a. is results q NE CONFERENCE puol sned III
. the yiuinu, we're ptobse somewhas disa's-
~',h t'c Pres'dents ak bu' they cannot
l .eals Gepy ,l" i7l'hiu'h'-s Of ms 'auSuc' ye'
.c.i.' r.s0e. SO th'it requests They "ih"i
t,..u,t % 30 DO suuely aanrl el' 10 sr'c b.
sos' 'iatct - -'tsr' burmese. AID thereby te
al 'ne.ia 90 80 interests 81 the poor I'''
"a ~ ,nr.'noc = ier apetlow ol'im' ana
% r.c'.s0 re'''d u in 'c'ordancs VIII
.ei. IL r. not On '''y MISTER
= ast.M.ns jum vher" " dr1F NO
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Cbeap and ueai,hfu, I,ou,...

Wv arc pleased TO observe that our suggestions
Or building suburban dwellings for tho working
clsss,s have excited . marked degrees Of inkres,
smoug capitalists and other interested parties.
Several gentlemen, b swing the requisite funds have
announced their readiness to 10 In the enterprise,
and there Is fair prospect hat one moro ss,o-
Citations will he Immediately formed 10 carry out
ne general plan embodied in our suggestions
This is encouraging for commencement, and ~
tho greatest difficulty in iusatutn2 reforms 10
usually that o. making AprsctcAl beginning, We
have hope tina. tao sphere Of this enterprise viii
extend, until oil who aronow the forced occupants
Of 'retchod tenement houses may he provided with
neat AMI healthy res iences II ,hs Suburbs A
! correspondent who is professional builder. IN.
/ forms us that dweilingsof tLo proper Kind can 30
erected IN localities convenient so business BY rail-
1884 connection, at prices shat vii alm, u Ihcr
beng rented al from soVtuty Ave 30 one hundred
dollars per year, ana stN pay reasonable interest
upon the rnyestmcY'. ~ less. twenty ,houlird
o. such DWELLINGS rolll 80 pcrma entity rcuiel Va
those now living In downtown tcueruenis, -ni 7
wide ueli is therefore presented Tor SHE deairaoie
improvement Al the ontseI Il the cnterpy So
however, We desire 70 caution lLoss who arc ~
lakiu. the iuiuatory stsps for forming buIins as
socai;ons, thai the terms OF rent must not b,
higher IhAu about the hsures sc have indicate
In orier to uaEe shs project successful with H.,
mass Vi As worsins classes Propositions hsy