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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-23
fau, fatt aud faufy.
TAKE tiIno--to hurry.

TAKE timo-to hurry.
" you would avoid contempt-attempt.
THE time to kill rattlesnake is before il
bites.
THINK all you say, rather than say all you
think.
LIoHr LrTERATURE.-The-b books Of gao
company.
WoRDs can not heal tho wound words
can make.
A WISE look-ovsr may save from q fatal
overlook.
sAfE turn back is better than sad
drive through.
A DowsRtonr purpose is essential TO su
upright practice.
In mere animal appetite a monkey is on
level with king
JUsTIcE weighs atoms in the saHno scale
that il Weighs worlds.
The time to frsten the bolts of q ship is
when she is on the stocks.
Why ia q qnil like railroad Because
there are sleepers under it.
LOOK out, lest by endorsing the character
Of others you lose your own.
To bring up child in the way he should
go-travel that way yourself.
GIVE the devil his premises and he will
soon draw yon 10 a conclusion.
WHEN a shoemaker goes 10 make boot
the first thing he uses is the last.
WANr less than you have, and yoH will
always have more than you want.
MAN may have an honorary degfse;
without having any degree Of honor.
WY 10 the letter S like thundeti Be.
cause it makes our cream sour cream
The one talent some men have consists ia
swelling and blowing as If they had ten.
WHIcH is the most protitable OF basinessf
The shoe, for every pair is soled before II is
finished.
TUE man who would like to 70 70 heaven
alone, will never get there either alone OF
In company. 3a
WooDsAwfEk's SoiiLooUY.-" OF all the
saws ] ever saw saw. never saw a saw 10
saw az this saw saws"
BoARDfEG HOUSE LADf-" Do you liks
meat rare. sirg' New Lodgsr--"Ro madam.
like It three times day"
MARaIED in Williamson, Mass, Mr.. vii
liam Williams to Miss Lizzie Williamson.
For particulars see small BILaS.
II tho beginning woman consisted Of q
single rib. Now she is all ribs. from hes
belt to the rim Of her petticoats.
Tue damsel who is aceuoed Of breaking
young mans heart, has beon bound Over In
the bonds Of mAtrimony 10 keep the pieces,
Miss FKfvoLoVs thought she had nexen
before experienced such hair-piIfoss, a.
when she had huge waterfall fastened q
her head. s9
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The Scientific American rays:

The Scientific American says:
"The unpleasant Odor produced by per-
spiration is frequently the source Of VexA-
tion to persons VINO are subject to- il.
Nothing is simpler than to remove this odor
much more effectually than by the applica-
tion OF such onguents and perfumes as are
in use. It is only necessary to procure
some of the compound spirits Of ammonia
and place about two tAblsspoonsful in q
basin of water. Washing tho face, hands
and arms with this leaves the skin as clean,
sweet aud fresh as one could wish. The
wash is perfectly harmless and very cheap.
It is recommended on the authority Of an
experienced physician"
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g Thrilliug Sugage.
From the Gospel Banner.I
THRILLING ACCOUNT OF A DISAS-
TER AT SEA.
A Terrible SituatiOn--Desperate Efforts
"A W OndeTful Case of Human Endu-
rance-Remarkable Escape.
BY REv. J. !. FLErCnER.

In the following narrative, incredible as
some parts of it May seem, there is no word
of fiction. There is in this story verifioa-
ton of the old adage, that truth is stran-
ger than fiction" and it is here written, as
related by the captain Of the " Eniglna,' a
man of undoubted veracty, and the pripci-
pal actor in the scenes herein described:
The" Enigma was a schooner Of about
one hundred tuns burthen, built by F. o.
him and J. 7. Morse, muster, Of Phippsburg
She was built TO run in shallow water
her model being quito fat on the bottom,
while she was prepared for deep water by
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-23
AnmgEnIns. .
AStronomer--Moon starer.
IeleQrdph-Great help.

Presbyteridn-Be in prayer.
QUid est Verifds-Est vir qui adest.
This is the most extraordinary anagram yet
made. Plate asked the Saviour "What is
truth" or in Latin "Quid est veritasf Out
of these letters comes the answer above,
moaning " II is the man before you.'
Mona fery-nasty Rome--more nasty
or mean sty-stono Mary-no mastery.-my
Benator--mean story.
Tho time has been when great confidence
was placed in these anagrams as giving hid
den truth, and philosophers and theolo-
gians have studied words, with exemplary
patience, to get at something else than what
appears on the face.
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JOB r2IETING.

Orders viii be filled at Short notice, and upon
the most reasonable terms.
say Printing Of every kind, whether job work
or advertising, which is done for any association,
society, public meeting or political party, will be
charged to the person or persons ordering the
same, who will be held responsible for payment.
OBLINGER Il TIMMONS,
Publishers and Proprietors.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
GEORGE STRAIN,

ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, PERRYsDuRG, o.,
VNTILL attend to all business confded his care
wv in the several Courts of Ohio. Military
Claims will receive particular attention.
Also--Insurance taken at reasonable rates.
Office New Hardware Building up stairs, cor
ner Of Louisiana Avenue and Front street. lzz
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F. * ID. X. HOLLENBECK,

ATTORNEYS AT-LAw;
Notaries Public
Conveyancers;
Collecting Agents;
Real Estate AgentS--having large quantities of
wild lands, and many improved farms, for sale;
Agents to Pay Taxes, and redeem land sold for
taxes Also, to purchase lands and investigate
titles.
War Claim Agents,
To procure the back-pay and bounty due TO rel
atives of deceased soldiers;
To procure pensions for those entitled to them;
To procure for soldiers liberated from prison,
.ommutation of ratons while they were confined,
&C., &c. 3zz
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PERRYsBURG BAKERY.

GEORGE LONG,
TTAvING built and established Bakery on the
IL corner of Louisiana Avenue and the Railroad,
is now prepared to supply the citizens of Perrys-
burg and vicinity with
Bread, Rolls, Buns, Cakes, Crackers,
In short, every description of baking usually kept
in an establishment of this kind. S4zZ
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LOU re uOt uau Juupe VI Wouau
".
A jest-but jest Very true!
'Tis hardly becoming to jest,
And that saint up stairs at rest
Her soul may be listening, tool
Well may your visage turn yellow
l was always n brute of a fellow
To think how doubted and doubted,
Suspected, grumbled at, HOuted
That golden-haired angel-and solely
Because She was jealous and holy
Noon aud night and morn
She devoted herself to piety;
Not that she seemed to scorn
Or dislike her husbands society;
But the claims Of her soul superseded
All that l asked for or needed,
And her thoughts were far away
From the level of sinful clay,
And she trembled if earthly matters
Interfered with her ares and paters.
Poor dove, she so fluttered in flying
Above the dim vapors of hell
Bent On self-sanctifying-
That she never thought of trying
10 save her husband as well.
And while she was duly elected
For place in the heavenly roll,
(brute that was) suspected
Her manner Of saving her soul.
So, half for the fun of the thing,
What did (blasphemer y but fling
On my shoulders the gown of monk
Whom | managed for that very day
To get safely out of the way
And seat me, half sober, half drunk,
With the cowl thrown over my face,
In the father cOnfessor's place.
Eheui benedicitei
In her orthodox sweet simplicity,
With that pensive, grave expression,
She sighfully knet at confession,
While i bit my lips till they bled,
And dug my nails in my hand,
And heard with averted head
What I'd guessed and could understand.
Each word was serpent's sting,
But, wrapped in my gloomy gown,
/ sat, like marble thing,
As she told me all SIR DOWN!
V.
More wine, Fra Giacamoi
One cup-if you love mel No?
What, have these dry lips drank
So deep of the sweets of pleasure
.Sub rosa, but quite without measure
That Montepulciano tastes rank?
Come drink twill bring the streaks
OF crimson back to your cheeks
Come, drink again to the saint
Whose virtues you loved to paint,
Who, stretched on her wifely bed,
With the tender, grave expression
You used to admire at confession,
Lies poisoned, overhead
VI.
Sit still-or, by Heaven, you die
Face to face, soul to soul, you and
Have settled accounts, in fine,
Pleasant fashion, over our wine.
Stir not and seek not to fly
Nay, whether or not, you are mine
Thank Montepulciano for giving
Your death in such delicate sips
IT'S not every monk ceases living
With so pleasant taste on his lips
But lest MontRpuciano unsurely should kiss
Take this aud MtsI and THIS
VII.
Cover him over, Pietro,
And bury him in the court below
You can be secret, lad, know
And bark you then TO the convent 60
Bid every bell of the convent toll,
And the monks say mass for your mistress sou
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DIR. n. K EN- Y O N /,
suRGEON-DENTIsT,

office over Aliens store,
MAUMEE CITY, OHIO,
rs prepared to do all classes of work in Dentistry
Il on the most approved principles of the Pro-
fession.
N.D.--Full sets of Teeth at $50, warranted to
give satisfaction in every particular.
ESChloroform administered in the extraction of
Teeth when desired.
Decayed Teeth Filled or Extracted. 9zz
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P a. sLEyIN. GEO. y. PARSONS.
,..stI SLEVIN a. PARSONS,
Attorneys and COunseilOrs at Law, and
General Land AgeI Is.
Land bought and sold; taxes paid titles exam.
ined, &c, &c.
gay- Office in the Auditors room, at the Court
house, Perrysburg, Ohio. S2zz
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The Gastaliam Count.
FRA GIACAMo.
BY ROBERT BUCHANAN.


1,
Alas, Fra Giaeamo,
Too late but follow me;
Hush draw the eurtain-sol
She is dead, quite dead, you see.
Poor little lady she lies
With the light gone out Of her eyes,
But her features still wear that soft,
Grave, meditative expression,
Which you must have noticed oft,
And admired too, at confession.
How sanity she looks, and how meek
Though this oe the chamber Of Death,
! fancy l feel her breath
As | kiss her on the cheek.
With that pensive, religious face,
She has gone to holier place
And hardly appreciated her
Her praying, fasting, confessng,
Poorly, l own, mated her;
l thought her too cold and rated her
For her endless image-c caressing.
Too sanity for ne by far,
As pure aud cold as a star,
Not fashioned for kissing and pressing
But made for a heavenly crown.
Ay, father, let us go down
But first it you please, your blessing
Wine7 No7 Come, come, you must!
You'll bless it with your prayers,
And quaff cup, trust,
To the health of the saint up stairs
My heart is aching so
And l feel so weary and sad,
Through the blow that | have had
You'll sit, Fra GiacamoH
Ny friend (and friend rank you
For the sake of that saint may, nayi
Here's the wine--as you love me, stay!
'Tis Montepalciano Thank you.
III.
Heigho! 'Tis now six summers
Since ] won that angel and married her I;
| was rich, not old, and carried her
of in the face of all Corners
So fresh, yet so brimming with soul
A tenderer morsel, / swear,
Never made the dull black coal
OF monks eye glitter aud glare.
Your pardon may, keep your chair !
I wander little, but mean
No offense to the gray gaberdine.
OF the church, Fra Giacamo,
Pm faithful upholder, you know.
But (humor me y she was as sweet
As the saints in your convent windows,
So gentle, so meek, so discreet,
She knew not what lust does or sin does.
I'll confess, though, before we were one,
! deemed her less sanity, and thought
The blood in her veins had caught
Some natural warmth from the sun.
l was wrOng-1 was blind as bat
Brute that was, how ] blunderedl
Though such mistake as that
Might have occurred as pat
To ninety nine men in hundred.
Yourself, for example you've seen her
Spite her modest and pious demeanor,
And the manners so nice and precise,
Seemed there not color. and light,
Bright motion and appetite,
That were scarcely consistent with ice
Externals implying, you see,
Intervals less sanity than human?-
Pray, speak, for between you and me,
You're not bad judge of woman!
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gerrgsbntg Snnrual.
rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING BY
OBLINGER a. TIMMONS.

TERMS nF sunSCRIPTInN
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-13
sum MONS.

j. +. Griffin plaintiff vs.. Isaac jennings deendant-
Action to recover money in County Court of the State
of Oregon for Union County. ~
ynNO ISAAC JENNINGS, Defendant: In the name OF
the State of Oregon you arc hereby Summoned
and required to nppear ana answer Plaintiff complaint
now on file in the Clerks Office IN said Court, after SER
vice hereof upon you by publication for six weeks in the
WEEKLY MouyTAiSgER rs by order of said Court, ol
Judgment for want thereof will be taken against you
and uusss you SO appear and said complaint the
Plant # will take judgment against You for the sum
$3.50 together with the costs and disbursements of this
action by order of j. p Argersinger, County Judge
UnioL County. M BAKER, Atty for paintih.
U. s. Rev. Stamp
|, 5Ocents. jan5-6w
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-13

Il Private Residence For Sale.
~ NICE RESIDENCE, located In the best part of
"A town, will bc sold cheap FOR CASH. Inquire at
che stofs Of Dnlot1 COIN BONN
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-13
jan5-6w
Sum mons.

Henry Tozer John Haley, plaintiffs, vs. Isaac Jen
mugs to money in County Court OF tile
State of Oregon, 70, Union County
yUyO ISAAC JENNINGS, DEPENDANT: In the name
n of the State of Oregon you are hereby summoned
and required to appear and the complaint OF tho
Plaintiffs now on file in the Clerks Office in said Court,
after service hereby upon you by publication Tor SIX
weeks in the WEEKLY MoUNTANEER as by order oi SAID
Court or iud for want thereof will he taken against
YOU and unless you soappcar and answer said complaint
the plaptiffs will take judgment against you for the
sum Of $3.50 together with the costs and fisbursements
of this action. order of j. p. Argcrsnger, County
U. 3. Rev Stampl ii. BAKER, Atty for plaintiffs.
30 cents ~ ian5-Gw J q p
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-13
BLACK LIST.
sner;n,s Sale OF Mining Ground.

rnY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued by the Clerk
of the Circuit Court, and to me directed IN 7aNor
Of Charles Castle and d. saltonstal plaintiffs, and
against Michael Donaie defendant for the sum of sy-
five 5OlOO $50 SOY dollars principal in gold coin OF the
dism sments have levied upon and will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand OF gold
coin of tho United States on WEDNESDAY,, the ZSth
day of FEBRUARY, 1866 between the hours OF II and
o'clock p NJ before the Court House door in Canyon
City, Grant County the following described property To
wit: one fifth interest in mining ground known
ma the Miller Claims, bounded on the North by Mexican
Co.'s Claims and running up Canyon Creek to the old
IIclle. claims il being 45O feet more or less.
NJ. z. BERRY, Sheriff.
BY WIN. W. WuPPLE, Deputy,
| Canyon City, January 1S, 1865. JanZowo"
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-13

THE adoption of the greenback currency in
Nevada threatens the moneyed men of San
Francisco, with considerable loss, by being
compelled to receive the deprecated paper.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-13

Il. L. BRIDGES, formerly member
of tho Washington Territory Legisla'
ture, from Walla Walla county, was
rocentIy shot and severely wounded
at Seattle, by the mother of a girl to.
wards whom Bridges was "sweet."
The mother forbade the house to
"Ned," but he would como and see the
girl-conscquences as stated Those
old danes are deucedly suspicious at
times.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-13
9allp ANountalne

81 CALL YoU."-Not long since,
an eminent divine in the State Of Hi.
nois, Git won't do to mention dates,
places or names, } visited distant town
for tho purpose OF preaching the dedi-
catory sermon in now church. Court
was in session, and on Saturday even'
ing tho judge and lawyers congregated
together in room, and amused
themselves by card playing and story
telling. The divine, at tho request of
r., a lawyer, visited tho room. Com.
ing upon the ground so suddenly, they
were unable % hide their cards and
whisky. The divine looked on awhile
and then, raising his hat, invited the
gentlemen present to attend church
next day and hear him preach. This
they agreed to do, and Sunday found
the Judge and lawyers in the "amen
corner" Tho sermon over, the min
lister announced, "friends, the citizens
OF this town havo built u fine church,
ther is still 81, 800 duo. We propose
TO raise the money by subscription to.
day, and cycling the judge, 1 60 one
hundred dollars, who goes belter?'
Tho judge, glancing at the lawyers,
slowly responded, 81 see your hun
dred.' "Thank you, brother" says
the divine, " will any one raise it?'
looking at the same time at lawyer
No l. The lawyer saw that he was
in for it, and quietly responded, 81
90 hundred BETTER" and so on
through the list. Tho divine rakod
down the bar and their money, until
tho scene closed by sharp shrill voice
announcing, " see the last hundred
and call you" Our readers can im'
agine the astouishment OF that con
gregation. We venture, however
that those lawyers will not invite tho
divine TO witness "soclal game O
whist" where men "see" each other
"go it blind" and /" call" " the hand.
The Placer herald., 1866-10-06
No. 10 MASONIC TEMPLE,
RHEU m MATiSM

Throughout this coast, great deal of suffering
is experienced IRON rheumatism. Weeks and
even months Of p.olractcd and aggrieved misery
IL endured by the victims OF m"dicu neficiency
and ignorance, which could be cured Just as speed
lily rs was Mr.. sparrow, whose testimony is Civ
en- below, and is only the echo OF hundreds OF
other cases. Dir. Bourne cures without medicines
which accounts for his extraordinary succcss.-
No. 10 Masonic Temple, Post street entrance
San FRANCIsCo, Sept 6. 1861.
DIR. BoURNE: Last winter was nearly dead by
an attack OF 'nH immatory rhenmltism. | suffer
ed the most eAciueiating pains for about five
weeks, without amy hope ol relief, whea a friend
hearing oil my illness called TO see me. and assur-
ed me il l would stop "drugsing and dosing
and go 10 you, that you would have me walking
about the streets in three days. Sure enough, al.
though was utterly helpless. and conveyed to
your house in 4 carriage, and Carried into it by
three stout men, and by them lifted into the bath
yet on coming out OF ii largely assisted myself,
doing much towards dressing. and without asss.
tango walked from the bath to the carriage. On
the ioulth day. | discharged my carriage and
walked with friends aid the entire distance to
your house nearly mile and home again, and
so on until cured. | .et myself well man. =
And now am heppy to do you this litllc service,
OF publicly certify lng to The simple truth, leaving
it 10 do lis work lnong my Ilicnds ind acquaip
lunccs us may chance 10 see this. Your iliend.
JOSEPH SPARROW.
The Placer herald., 1866-10-06
A patent fsh scaler is the latest Connecti-
cut invention.

Tacrs ys. THEoR1Es-"Givc me place to rest
nv lever on says Arehimedes. 'and will move
the world" "Cive me pure and unaduterated
drugs" SAYS Medicus, Of the olden time, "and
will cure disease"
In one sense. both of these learned pundlts
were the vcricst charlataus They knew there
was no place TO rest heir lever on. either to move
the wo,d or cure disease. Mechanism was in II
backward state. and the medical profession WIS
but another name for sOrccry, and all the adlunc,s
of ma gic filters and charms OF the "evil eye"
etc.
But these latter days have born unto us some
thing more than even superstition and lls Gre"
ever Dire mi OF in their maddrst philosophy. III
these days OF practical science what was theory
of Yesterday is tact to-day. all the old 'lmc To-
tions become rs bubbles in the sun, ana puFsl
and break with every breath we draw. -,
Let Arch;mcdrs shoulder his lever ana we Will
find a resting place for il TO move the world
Let mine ancient M"Iicus pant ana ioll no more
for the drugs be sorcly needs. for we have
them at our hand, ever ready to serve them ut
his heck. ..g. 80.
Refined in the laboratory Of Or. Maegicl. The
finest materials known in the medical profession
orc obt,inahlc ly any one His Bilious. D spcp-
fic and Diarrhca Pills stand univalcd. and his
S,lye oprluir> with magical effect upna burns,
sc.,lIs. and al sores and Ulcers OF the skin.
In fact. we think MAGGIlLs IS Pills and si'lvc are
the wonder OF this cchtuiy. ana we are h!ppy IN
thr thonabt that many others OF our hrrih"rn OF
,hn craft .cycc with, US We would earnestly
counsel that All families rrovide themselves WIN
DR.. Manrirl's Preparations ut once. ANA ke,'P
IN, m ready at hand. so-as TO use them ;tt INC
most oppor,une time aud a. occasion serves
YuI/tu HtutiEel- APPS laml2m.
The Placer herald., 1866-10-06
G. HI. GILM ANS
Auction and Fancy Dry GOods Store.
SO j Street, between Second and Third,
SACR MENTO.
LEGAL NOTICES.
GtEM RI GMC

State Of California, County Of Placer. ss District
Court OF the l4th Judicial District OF said State
The People OF the State Of California, To Jas
DoTand, Greeting.
AOU are hereby summoned to answer the com
l. plant oil Nancy Dorland in said Court filed
against you. within ten days from the service of
this writ, exclusive OF the day of service ifselved
on.you in this county; bnt II served on you with
out said county. ana within said District, twenty
days, and II served on you without said County
and District. then in forty days from such service
exclusive Of the day OF service. in ACTION COM
mcnccd on the 7th day of September. 1866. IN said
Court, to obtain a judgment aud decree Of said
court dissolying the bonds OF matlimony herc oiore
and now existing between you. defendant, James
Doiiand and Nancy DoIland. plaintiff herein.
Plaintiff also pia5s for judgment, setting nparl
Tor the use and benefit oi plIiniT and her family
certain property situated in the town of Alta.
Placer county, and more particularly described
find lnly set oqt in plaintiffs complaint oa file a
certified copy OF which is herewith served. Apd
you are hereby notified that il you fail TO answer
the complaint Is diiecicd paintiti will tax" judg-
III nj by default against yen and apply to the
Court for the relief prayed for and such other
and further rclci as may he just.
- In witness whereof. |. Dayid W Spear.
! LIS. Clerk of the lih Judic1 District Court
- J aforesaid. do hereuuio set my hand and
impress the Seal Of sid Court. at Office in Au-
burh. this 9Th day Of Sept mbcr. 1866.
ID. ". SPEAR. Clerk.
Il. R. s. 5octs} a. N. GAMnhlL. Deputy.
A. n. Walker. Plfi'S Atty IS 1920,