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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-13
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vAuo old beau formerly well known in Wash.
ington City, was accustomed 10 eat but Que
meal in twenty-four hours; il after this he
had 70 90 tola party aud take a seooud din.
ucr, heate nothing all the next day lie
died at tho age of seventy.
A lady OF culture, refinement and un..
usual powers of observation aud COMPARE
son, became u widow. Reduced from afilu-
snoe to poverty, with large family of
small children dependent on her manual
labor for daily food, she made variety OF
experiments 70 aspertain what articles could
be purchased fOrithe least money, and wonId
I at the same tilne ego the farthost by
| Keeping her children longest tom crying
for something 10 eat. She soon discovered
! that when they ate buckwhcat cakes and
molasscs, they were quiet for longer tilno
! THAR after eating any other kind OF food.
distinguished Judge OF tho United
States Oewt observed that when hetook
! buckwhcat cakes FOR breakfast, no could
sit on the bouch tho whole day without
being intentionally hungry; il the cakes
lwere omi ID, licf folt obliged to take lunch
about moons I3ackwhoat cakns are uni
vcrsal favorite at the Winter breakfast
table, and scientific Investigation and analy-
sis has shown that they abound 10 the. hea,-
| IplHlluS UIlWNlpAVi llpuSb lldlAllo taxes away
our appetite for them in summer.
7 During tho Irish famine, when many died
Of hunger, tho poor were often found spend
ling thor last shilling for tea, and tobacco
and spirits. II has also sen often observed
| in New York by tlose connected with
charitable Institutions, that when money
WAS paid to the poor, they often hli out
every cent in tea or coffee, instoad of pro-
curing tho more substantial food such as
lmeal. and -four, aud potatoes. On being re-
proved ftir this apparent extravdgnnce, and
improVidehec,' the reply universally was, III
both cases, doutical; their own obsor-
yation had shown them that penny'A
worth of tea, tobacco, or liquor, would
keep OH the sense OF hunger logger than
q penny's worth OF anything else, Scicn.
tiho meu express the idea by saying; < pca,
liko alcohol, retards tho metamorphoses OF
lhe tissues; IN other words, It gives fuel to
tho flames of life and thus prevents it from
consuming the fat and flesh of the body"
~ II a person gete into tho habit Of taking
u lunch between the breakfast and dinner
hour he viii soon fad himself getting fain
about tho reg Ular luncheon timc; but lot hin
be SO pressed with important engagement,
for several days in succession az 10 tax,
lnothng between meals il will not be Ions
before he con dispense with his lnuch alto
gcther These thhlgo seem to show that
,lto certain eXtcnt eating is mere habit
! Whole tribes OF Indian hunters ahd trappor
have been known to eat but once in twoNty
four honrs. aud that at night LiuW
Z yowRW Of He0hh. a0le a.I
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To CrRE HoRsEs OF KtoKISG IN rHE SRA.
BLE-7-A correspondent OF the PioagLmda
gives his method Of curing horse of kick
ing in tie stable lilo says aE l3it
"My method Of curing is to put strap
sround one Of the hiud legs, between the
fetl0ok aud hoof, with small chuin at
taohed, about two feet long. when he
kicks Il will hit him, and he viii soon be
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4 EGAL NOTICE.

IA r.t'' - 't'
Elizabpth Miller, Administrative Of the estate of
Josiah Miller deceased, es. Anthony A. Miller et
ALL Probate Court. Petition to sell real estate
10 Anthony A. Miller, of Columbus. Ky, and
Charles ~ Chamberin and Maria n Chambcrln,
his wife, both ef Chattanooga, Tennessee.
You are hereby informed that on the 3lst day Of
january, A. D. 1865, said Administrative filed her
petition in the Probate Court Of Wood County, o.,
the object aud prayer OF which petition is to obtain
an order for the assignment OF the dowerof Eliza
beth Miller, the widow Of said Josiah Miller, de-
ceased aud for tho sale OF the folio wing roa estate
to-wit' luotS Nos. 666 7lS aud 500, and 0ut-lot
No, l62, all in the village Of Perrvsburg, Wood
County Ohio, OF which the said Josiah Miller, died
seized, or so much as may be necessary TO pay the
debts Of said docedaut, Ir, U
Said petition viii bo for hearing between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock 2. NJ, on
the 2sthd day Of Apri, A. D. 1855
ELISABET1i MILLER, Administrative
Of the estate Of Josiah Miller deceased.
SUEvN Il PARSONS, Atrvs for Petitioners %
Pcuysburg, March 20 1865. iSeSs
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Mr., QuBBLE, reading that "it has been
decidedin the Court of Queens Bench. that
a clergyman Of the Church of England can
legally marry himself ~ observed that that
misht be very well as measure OF econo.
my, 6ut that even Ia the hardest times he
should prefer ~ marry 4 weluan,
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Taolstd day Of April last, 1864, put seven eggs.
prepared by InsSrsolfs Patent ProofundeT hen.
The eggs we're not removed Al any time during the
period ~ ueubRtop, ane all except came out in
good condition and unchanged. About The an day Of
gune put few Of the preserved eggs out in the sun
aud Jeff them, day and ght fer Elk weeks, and the
most of them kept good; think three out OF the
one place as another. THOS, NICHOLS,
90 Market Place, New York,
Auaust a. lS84. aIms
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IN REGARD 10 EGGS.
TESTIMONIALS.

ON June 3, 1864, I put four or fYs Of Ingersoii's
Patent Preserved Ergs nader different hens, which
remained under daring She whole time OF incubation
They were then taken ont and found perfectly good
so that they we're eaten on my own table.
Respectfully, yours, JOHN MAClNrzER,
Foot of i2ist street, Harlem, n. Y.
August IL, 1864,
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hy Extract sarsapara Is Hood Frgl er iay rx:rac
Buohu is Uorctic. erd will net such N eli ease5
Doth arc prepared purely seiontihc Prinoipies-I
rdeRoena tho most active OF ol:Aer ths
con be made. ready end conclusive test wil he coH
parson of heir properties With those set forth IN tho fol
lowing works;
Sec DispensstoFy OF the United States rtH
See Professor DEWEEs valuable Eerks on the Praeue
OF fThysie r r. .--
Soc roIarks made by tho celebrated DR. rIT-cc, ril2
See rOyoGrks maGo by TT EeREAIH NoDOwEL:, cOlo
brated Fhs seisn and aicmher Sc the roal COLLEGE
surSeons, Ireland, and published the TFGnsrctioas
the King and QGeca's JourreL ... ...-.-H ... .
SEQ E,edieo-chrurgicsl Review. published by DrSJs
TAAvERs. Fellow OF the Eoyal Ceilcgo Of SURGEONS.
Sec meet Of the lats standard works on :.eGieiue.
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Sale OF Real Estate.

Dl virtue Of an orlcr OF sale 10 me issued frnm
ID the Co6rt 6f Probate OF Wood County, Ohio,
! will oitJr for sale at public auction, on SATUR-
DAY, the 5ih day Of May, 1896 between tho
hours Of 10 and 70 A. NJ, OF said day, on or aear
the premises, the following described lands and
east = Of section %, town g. uurth Of range IL east
- 10 acres more or loss, in Wood County Ohio.
Terms legal, JONAS STERNEMAN,
Guardian of the minor heirs OF John Emch, dec a.
GRORGG STRAIN. Attorney.
ferpsburg, April ;, ls0d, 1884 so
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SYM PToMs.


The symptoms Of Catarth are at FIRST very
slight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more sen-
sitive to the changes of temperature. In this
condition the nose may be dry, or slight dis
charge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensue. t. rs .tsffg Llfft,
AS the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed
in quality; they are now thick and heavy, and
are hawlKed or coughed off: The secretionss
are offensive, causing bad breath; the voice
thick aud nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense
of smell Is lessened or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place. s' Eare5 re
Another common and important symptom Of,
Catarrh is, that the person is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning Of thick or shiny
mucous which has fallen from the head dur
ing the night When this takes place, the.
p0rson may be sure that his disease is on its
way TO the lungs, and should lose no time in
arresting it. tNAH a ,t ft3 thHua I'D
The above are but few of hemaI1y Catarrh-
al symptoms. Write 20 our Laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully all symptoms;
it will be sent FREE TO any addrsssy Also
directions where TO procure the medicine
We are daily receiving letters hom soldiers
in the army, and others in all parts of the Un-
ion, aud also numerous testimonials froia
those using it, bearing evidence OF its tnfalh-
BILE merits. a' ttL r-t faaaL
This Remedy contains NO MINERAL OR
POISONOUS SINGREDIENTS, butts prepar-
cd from vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELYt
thereforeit is PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
even 10 the most tender and delicate child 80
CALL for SEELYE'S CATARRH RENE
DY, and take no other. If not sold by drug
gists in your vicinity. you can enclose the
money ina letter 60 us, and we viii send the
medicine by Express. Price SO, 90 per bottle.
Hf ~ If'Ht Trxaar,orf IN
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HELMRoLD,s ROSE WASH,

HEIMHULD'b hUSE WASH, aUl
An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habits CT
dissipation used In connection with tho Extracts Buehu
and sarsnpara, In such diseases recommended. Evt
denoe OF the most responsible and reliable character viii
accompany the medicines. Also explicit directions 70
use lc hundregs Qf thousands living witnesses. and up
wards OF 1000 unsolicited certificates and rccornends
tory letters many OF which from the highest sources
including eminent ysicians CcFgymen Statesmen, &c
Proprietor has resorted 20 their publication IN
tho newspapers he does not do his from the fact that bill
articles rank Standard Preparations, aud do not need
TO be propped up by certificates.
The Science Medicine, like The Doric Column shouls
stand simple ppre majestic, having Fact for its bcss
Induction for It's pillar and Truth alone for a Capital
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Guardian's Sale Of Real Estate,
Cathariue j. Morgan, Guardian1 t
OF Matilda Morgan, Wood c
49,. pr,k,t,

Catharine j. Morgan, Guardian1
Of Matilda Morgan, Wood County
VS.. Probate CouiN.
Rhoda Galwick ct al
DY virtue OF an order Of sale to mo issued, from
ID the Court of Probate oC Wood County, Ohio,
will offer for sale at public auction, on TUESDAY
the 2ith day of April, 1866, between the hours OF
and 3 o'clock P, NJ, Of said day, at the door o.
the Courthouse, in PerrysburE, Wood County
OHIO, the following described real estate, stuaiv
in the county and State aforesaid, to-wit;
The undivided one fourth of the east half of Tho
southeast quarter of section five t51, town fouI
A. north, range twelve az east. Also, the un
divided one fourth at the west half of the south
west quarter Of section four (4) town four q
north, range twelve tI2 east, subject to the dove
of Rhoda GalwiGk. Torns legal. ab
CATHARlNE j. MORGAN,
Guardian of Matilda Morgan.
SLgyIS, & PARSONS, Attorneys.
Perrysburg, March 81, 1885,. tc i7eS7 so
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To crRR GAKED UpnERs ~ MHcH Cows.
Put the animal over night in horse stable.
and tho next morning will usually Rud her
restoredi IL not, one moro night, will com
plete The cure. I have never knoAyn it to
fad, in recent cake or ihaamlnAlon OF lie
udder s
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no rnE clr.znNs OF wOoD ANN

=
We have pure chased the Rights for tho sale Of In-
gerSOll,s Pa atent Process, tot keeping Epgs
aud all kinds Of Vegetables, from TO the
next al kinds of Fruits, such Peaches, Apples,
Pears, Grapes, Apricots, PluIns, Tomatoes, Ououm'
hors. Pumpkins, SquAshes, RoastinE ears, Green
Peas and Beans and In fact every thing you wish TO
eep you do By using this Process, thereby
3oying the privilege and pleasure Of eating Fresh
Fruit the year round Ryery thing preserved by this
Process retains the same navOr before Il Was
sealed, thereby saving time aud expense In preparing
and canning as In the old process Rs this process
win not 30 cents peg bushel for Fruit. and
y cent per dozen for Eggs.
IN REGARD TO EGGS.
Egg dealers Merchants and Groeerymen can keep
their Eggs any length Of time thereby taking advSn-
tage OF the market and not be Obl ged ship by ex,
press in warm weather, but ship by Height aud make
a great saving Eggs, by this process, are handled
the as II not prepared, no liquid is necessary
TO Keep them In For further particulars, or Tor
County, Township, or Individual Rights, inquire OF
BALDWIN & L0PER, Weston, OHIO
Or, J, f, L0PER, Porrysbprg, Ohio.
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A ATTACMrIENT NOTICE.

+, A., Clayton, plaintiff, VS.. Emanuel Ueldck de-
fendant, Before b. l., Peters, J. L, Of Henry
Township, Wood County, Ohio.
On Tho 9th dsy-oC March. A. d. 1865, said Jus
tee issued an Order of Attachment in the above
action, for the sum of Six Dollars. .H
Z. A. CLAYTON.
Henry Tp., March 10, 500. iscs
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Notice Of Insolvency.

OREDIT0RS " the estate Of willard Tribbv,
~ deceased, will take notee that said estate is
declared probably insotvent, and govern them
selves accordingly.
SUSAN TRlBBY. Administrative.
PvTysbws, February 20, 1850. ilkS3 30
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GooD CoFFeE,--A lady correspondent of
the f,rGirfe Fhrmsr writes
Aiterlhe coffee is roasted and ground, to
each pound OF coffee, add one egg we'll
beaten, and dry in slow oven, when il is
ready for use, and viii need no further AL.
dition 10 cause il 10 settle.
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How 10 SPar Day WooD. Grease the
edge ol yeur axe, and yen may be sure Of
every blow having telling effect ttt
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~sS
0ssEELYE'S !,
lRR0NCH CHLAL. SYRUP
AS rxrArLlSs RsSEDr roR

N-%--fh
oOnghs Colds, Bronchitis, Sore ThrOGt Hoansuss4 d,
anl Irritation OF the Bronchial Tubes or Lungs
Tickling in the Throat and Group.
This syrup is especially beneficial in afieetions
of ths Throat and Bronchial Tubes, caused
by Catarrh, greatly assisting in its permanent 4
cure whom used in connection with the Ren.
ody II taken in time it NEVER FAILS 70
cure the sevsrest cases Of Group a.. strte
Being agreeable To- the taste, safe for chill
dren, speedy in its eftects. giving strength 10
the voice and lungs, IL viii soon hnd its way
into every family in the land, Price $l.0o
per bottle. n"
Dr. d. H. SEELYE q CO., a'y,
Sole Proprietors, Ereeport Ma .
oESERkL AGENTS;
JOHN n. PARK, Cincinnati Ohio.
WILSON a. PETER, LoHIsyiIle ny. %
SOLD BY ALL WHOLESALE pRU0-.
GISrS, and at retail by So y
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New Skirt for 1866.
The Great Invention of the Age in
HOOP SKIRTS.
~, w. BRADLBY'S New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC (or douole) SPRING SKIRT.

u, w. BR RADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX
ELIIPTI; (or douole) SPRING SKIRT.
EENHIs INVENTION consists Of Duplex (or two) EL-
H LIPTIC RErlNED STEEL SPRINGs, very ingeniously
BRAtp Ed TIGHTLY and rtRMfY together sEpGE to EDGE
making the ToUuuEsF, most FLExDLE and ~
RABLE SPRlNG ever used. They seldom BEN BREAK
their perfect and beautiful SuArE TWICE As
LoNd rs any SINGLE SrRINc SHIRT THAT EVER mas ON
CAN BE.MADE. -...t. ...,I t-.... .-..,
The woSpER FuL FiExiuILry and GREAT COMFORT and
PLEASURE to a Lady wearing the DUPLEX ELLlPTlC
SKIRT will be experienced particularly in all crowd
ed Assemblies, Operas, Carriages Railroad Cars,
Church Pews. Arm Chairs. for Promenade and House
Dress the Skirt can be folded when in use, to
cupy small place easily and conveniently as a
SILK or Muslin Dress.
lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort and
Great Convenience of wearing the DJPLEX ELLrTfc
STEEL SrRING SHIRT for single day, win Never af
dren Misses and Young Ladies' they are SUPERIOR to
all others.
TIIE HOOPS are covered with 2.ply douhle-twisted
thread. Ind win WEAR TwICK LoNG as the Single
Skirts, The hree bottom rods every Skirt also
Double Steel and twice double covered, to prevent
the covering from wearing OF the rods when dragging
down stairs stone steps, etc, ETC., which they
constantly subject to when in use, IDS - ..
All are made OF the NEW and ELEGANT CORDED TAPES,
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Havana de Cuba, Mexico, South America and the
West indies. s-i .n lC-
sy- Inquire for the BupIex Elliptic
Tor dOublc} Spring skirt. lA&CI 14m
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BLOOD BLOOD! BLOOD!
He1nabOldeS
LFYIXG TmE OOaIrLE:XIO y.
NOT A FEW

Of the wors disorders that act mankind arise from the
corruption that accumulated the Blood. OF all tho dis
covsries that have made to purge 1t out
equal in eject EELMDoLD's CoMPorED EXTRACT OF sAE
sAPARLA 1t ccanses and renovates the Bood instils
the ygor of health into the system and pges out the
huors which make disease. 1t stimulates the healthy
functions Of the body and expes the disorders that grow
and ranble in the blood Such remedy that could 10
relied he's long been sought for and new for the rs
tEno the public have on which they depend. Our
spnce hore admit Of show Its Effects
but tho trial of single bottle will show to the sick st
has its virtues surprising anything they havo ever taken
tablespoonful OF tho Extract of sarsaparilla added
pint of water is equato the Lisbon Dict Drink, and
bottle fay equal gallon of the syrup OF sarsa-
parilla, or the decoction as usuGlly made.
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Ny cousins, at first so extremely Indignant, q b.
More plaoablo grew as the dancing waxed warm,
Aud after TIM supper, with smilcs quite beagnaut,
Liqmarkcd, "Perhaps low necks were not any
it harm" Es s-
wish they wcro home for the modes so couia-
.f Cimls,
They'll certainly catch II if here they refrain.
Their skhts have swcllod now to Dimensions out
l. f.rageOus
From dresses dscots,ic they'll not long romaiu.
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Tar largest room in tlle world the room
for hDprOyeueht
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Q)w Snap gooh.
FULf. DRESS TIE NAKED Truth
f ABOUT lT.

Have Sos S1s ever sffp d'"'ol Yolup'uou' as IIai
| Auircd,a y mods, at ball or al chop
One whose dress was 50 fuli that fourth Of the
GaA'E]r$usr bpFtlgvoly, ovet !bsJtcph /
At soirce iast wtek, saw several dozens
~ OF such gpsapg creatures all ladies. Of toni
I Was Squire for the hohcn 70 some Young cuun-
trg onusinc.
And didn't they PIust-upd h9lt offer torun'
"Twas a shamc so Il was" they remarked, ITO
Gowns cnt % 50 Grcm,rtahly. dreaAhliv low.o
"Depr eopsinSD 4 whispered, "now do be for
"FNbcaring !" said ono, they're for barring,
Said l. "Fashion, my dcars, is species Of ra-
bies" .lI'f.a urt
| don't think hcy heard me, for Rose said to
LaiSssSS&e Suppose ,ac, should bring ID tic
M5!w6dlinr tacy soon rails, particular cain'"
sncdrcd fsnoit, "jo look at the girl Of spare
With bu3 iost rs iit as The back Of my hand.
Now doesn't she loJk Ike apaltlr-skinned rabbit
How thin girls can dress SO, I don't undcrsland'
"Well,' said pointing out superb upper torso,
" You like u ripe beoniy, lair cpusip, rust"
."0l! uc lean oua was lo ril /" cried Jane, " but
Ripe beauty, indeed ripe enough for bustl"
"Town ladies'" ! hiutod, care open and candid |
3cgogagal,m,s,ps al, qs I9pS lany Psrceiv' they abb
Quoth Jane, You talk trash, sir if ever a man
" You'd rave II your sister dressed SO, I AM
@wW1y%,H Trcpiicd, @but she's not a Miss
Shoddy,
MIR is she n rich Mss Potrnln D'Or; .T
A lnw neck won't no tor a comtnnn.pince body
Such luSures sweet cousin, are not for the
i' poor."y l aafo HnirsntiuI rdF
The ci'c we're by this time all waltnng or polk
ing; . ... .r...
The Ladies were flushed and the bcaux quite
entranced; L.,., ..l
What thoughts filled their heads while their arms
they were yoking
knw nit, buteyes necr moro tcnddrly glanced j
Twas nothing to me, Though the tathors aud
broth0rs !. .H.aH.T .."t -af. |iU4
Secm'd iovial, and banded cqulvocal puns,
While hulfdrcsscd aud ialsc-curled and rouge.
bedmbod mothers fNHr n 4
Outlaughed and oulairted their dnughturs and
SONS. ..
Ny cousins, at first So extremely Indignant, =
More plaoablo grow as the dancing waxed warm
Aud after TIM supper, with smIcS quite benignaut,
rflumarkpt. - Hurhnus law .vcrp mt any
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PoTAToEs for sal. by = = vo,,srov
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