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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-10-12
LITERARY NOTICES.
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SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICES
Perry Davis, Vegetable Pain Killer-

Ferry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer.
We clip the following from the Providence
General Advertiser:
AT this season Of the year, when cholera.
cnolera morbus, dysentery, and other kindred com
literally supplied with PERRY DxyIsi'y no rr .n1 =
IAN MILLER. Persons leaving home, whether il
De Tor days excursion or trip to Europe, sbould
be In condition to place their hands on il at a
moments warning. Many diseases incident to
immediately checked, can be promptly cnrej NV
one or two doses Of the Pain Killer. On more
than one occasion have been relieved of Intense
suffering by the timely use of the aboye.named
preparation.
Sold by all druggists, grocers, and medicine
dealers the United States aud Canada. 90
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

JAS. W. ROSS, ASHER COOK, KLBERr D. ROSS
ROSS & COOK,
A ABSTRACTS of TITLE.
OFFICE,
Corner Louisiana Avenue aud Front
street, PcrrysburgS Ohio.
NN1E have the only set Of Abstract Books
w now in Wood County, containing a complete
INDEX to all Lots aud Lands therein.
esSg- Certificates Of Title given upon reasonable
terms,
s=Ss- Also, Agents for purchasing and selling
Real Estate, getting up Tax Titles, paying Taxes,
&c, &c.
Business solicited. 37yE
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sTRANGE, RUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
states can hear something very much to their advan
tase by return mail tfree of charged by addressing 2
the Undersigned Those having fears of being hum.
Oqssed win obigs by not noticing this card. All
others Will please address their obedient servant,
40 TH0S. '. CH HAPMAN,
e']1 S3l Broadway New York,
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No Removal,

By calling on LEWIS NJ HUNT ESQ.,, you will
find that PICK, HAMILTON & Co.'S Hardware Store,
is mot remo7ed," but has large supply of Stoves,
and as cold weather is fast approaching, now is
your time to buy.
Everything that you wish, in the Hadware line,
will be found there. Call and see for yourselves.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Dehility' Premature Decay and all the effects Of
youthful indescretiOn WILL for the sake OF suffering
humanity send free to all who need It. the reclpe and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured Sufferers wishnst to profit by the adyer-
User experience, can do so by addressing
40 JOHN d. OGDEN
4ozz No. 10 Chambers street New York
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PREMIUMS TO BE INvEsTIG ATED AND AWARDED by
OFFIoERs AND BOARD on PROPER sunMINa


q. l.. Brown entered l span of mules over 3
years old, which had no competition but the com
mlttee did not make the award, or any remarks
opposite the entry; and the Secretary Is unable
to determine whether it is aU oversight on the part
OF the Committee or want of merit
E.W. Pettys entered span Of sucking mules
opposite tn which the COMMITTEES marked lst pre-
MUM, but as no premium was oife red for sucking
mules, the matter is reserved for the action of the
BO ard.
A. @. Matthews also entered mule colt which
was commended by the Committee. aud MeLung
d Bro, fine calf also commended.
John Fay entered the only yoke of oxen over 3
years old, but the Committee returned tue same
"quite ordinary" without making an award.
Jacob Gondy entered one house plant, aud com
mittee marked ID premium on t. but no premium
was offered except for display.
Geo. Powers q Son, Amos Dewese aud ]. Ben
der each entered basket Of fall apples, but the
Committee failed To make any award for "a pre-
-sFhe Committee TO examine articles in miseella-
neous list, recommend the Board to award pre-
mlums on the following:
cushion.
Miss Hattie Foot, chair tidy
mental trees.
j.; 3. Matthews. clover huller.
Miss Philetta Warner, tidy.
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Freedmen,s Commissinn.

JANE E. WsEDEN, a teacher of freedmen, re-
quests us to state that she has been appointed
Canyassing Agent for the Freedmen's Commits
sion, and will canvass Perrysburg and Wood
County entire for the purpose of raising funds for
the education of Freedmen.
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Wood County official Directory.
NEW AnvERTrsEmENTs.

Feath ers Renovated r. G. Cowles.
Music McMahan a Loper.
Road Notice-Many Petitioners.
New York 0hserver-E. Morse.
Music and PAINT ng-Nliss F. NJ. McGunness.
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SHANKS-C00N.- On Monday, October 8, by
Rev. q. A. Adams, Mr.. JouN SHANks and Miss
CATHARiNE CooN.
KETCHUM.-Ou Sunday, October Z,
at the Exchange, by Rev. g. A. Adams, RAIrH s,
LOVE aud LOUISA j. kETcuuM, all Of Wood Co.
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e. L. HAYES. ORA o. KELsEA.
HAYES a KELsEA,
Storage and Commission Merchants,
1874 Maiden Lane, New York.
I0z
FARM FOR SALE-

IN Middleton Township, only four miles from
1 Perrysburg, containing 80 acres well ditched
40 acres under fence 25 acres ID crops; good
house. aud orchard. Terms easy and title abso-
lutte. For further particulars apply to
Ism JONES & SHANNON, PerIysburg, o.
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ASIATIC CHOLERA IN CHINA
ALMOST EVERY CASE
CURED WITH PAIN KILLER
From Rev. R. Telford, Missionary in China. !

lrrom keT. Il. Teltord, Missionary in China.
WASHINGTON, PEEN., June 25, 1865.
Messrs. PERRY DAVIS & Son, Providence, r. !.
Dear Sirs During residence of some ten years
as missionary in Siam and China, found your
Vegetable Pain Killer most valuable remedy for
that fearful scotfge, the Cholera.
IN administering the medicine, found il most
ellectual to give teasponuful of Pain Killer in a
gill Of hot water sweeiencd with sugar; then after
about fifteen minutes, begin to give tablespoon
fu Of the same mixture every minute until relief
was obtained. Apply hot applications to the ex-
tremities; Battle the bowels and stomach with the
Pain Killer, clear, and rub the iTibs briskly or
those who had the Cholera, and took the medicine
faithfully in the way stated above, eight oat Of ten
recovered. Truly yours,
Il. TELFORp.
ssy- II attacked with Darrhea, Dvscnt,rv, or
Cramp Collie, don't fail to Use the Pain Killer.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Prioe' 25c'' 5Oc., and 81 per bottle.
izy' For sale hy BEck 4 TiAMILros. Perrvsburg,
LEWIS & Bro, Tontogany A. j. GARplNER &
Co., Gilead DooLEY 4 BRo., and C. WRsT, Tole-
do, and Druggists everywhere. f7z
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Real Estate for Sale.

rINHE undersigned have established Real Es-
L tate Agency in this place, and have = large
number Of Improved Farms and Unimprovcd
Lands for sale IN Wood County, Ohio, among
which are the following;
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Improved Farms.

I'm proved Farms.
90 Acres in section 81, Plain Township, pt
of W pit ne = 30 acres under cultivation; SO
young apple treesi buildings medium.
so Acres. on the Plank Road AZ miles from
Bowling Green, over 20 acres under fence partly
cleared, acres under cultivation, about so acres
of good timber. On corner Of road leading to Hull
Prairie, and only one mile therelrom.
Price, 81, 100.
so Acres, On Plank Road, miles north oi
Bowling Green; several acres cleared oil and un.
der fence, good lot, we'll tmbered.
Price, 81, 900 net
5s Acres, near Ten Mile House, in Webster
Tp., on good road, good settlement, excellent soil
fine young orchard, about 30 acres under culliva
tion. VIII be sold at the low price Of 800.
so Acres. on county road, 4 mile from New
toms Saw-Mill, the station ON ID. Il NJ. Railroad
all well drained. Has on il good Frame House
acres under cultivation, etc. Price S22 per acre
\ Farm of so acres, AZ miles south o.
Perrysburg, on good road 10 to 90 acres cleared
good log house and barn, etc. Price, 1880.
~ acres on Sugar Ridge, near Thomas
Steam Saw MILL 3 miles from Bowling Green, l.
acres under cultivation, good apple and peacl
orchard, good log house, good barn, &c, gooc
camp of sugar trees and well settled neighborhood
Price, $50 per acre.
We have 2lO acres of wild lands adjoining abov,
farm at 81 per aero.
Out Lot 2 in Perrysburg, acres under goot
fence. Price $l0O.
Wpt Out.Lot 30 in Perrysburg, u acre,
less railroad. Price SIS.
A Farm I27 acres, 3 miles south of Perrys
burg, on Plank Road, on corner of cross road II
acres under cultivation some prairie and openings
on it, balance well timbered. Price Sl5per acre
Unimproved Lands.
3tG acres near Tontogauy, on railroad, rar
prairie and part timber, between and 5000 rail-
split out and some in fence. In-lots of 80 acres A
$50 per acre.
100 acres miles south of Perrysburg, o,
corner of two good county roads, heavily timberet
with oak, hickory, &C., improved farms ON thre
sides of it, and good school house u mile distant
Price, SAY per acre.
West part northwest \, section , town @ rang,
II, in Webster township, adjoining improved farm
and in good neighborhood. Price 81 per acre.
West = northeast u of section 80, near 10 mil,
House in Webster township Price 81 per acre.
Also, good Wild Lands in south part of WonC
County, and in Ottawa County, as low as SIS pc
acre.
We have for sale land in Lucas County, at Low
prices; also, lands in Iowa, Indiana, Michiga,
and Missouri, timbered and prairie at from So Il
SO per acre.
PERSONS having farms and unimprOved lands Il
SELL are respectfully solicited to give us the agenc,
of same, as we charge nothing unless we find yol
a purchaser,
We have the only Abstract Of Titles to all lott
and lands in Wood County, and will furnish copie
of same to purchasers, or owners of land, upol
rca sonable terms.
Office over w. ]. Hitchcock's sture, corner
Louisiana Avenue and Front street.
ROSS & COOK.
Perrysburg, Ohio, January 90, 1865.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-05

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Every farmer who has sons should
provide them with a workshop. 1t
should be. e.neatly made and pleasantly
situated, for it should be attractive to
thOsa for whom it is intended. 1t
should be tight and comfortable,
furnished with \ small stove, So as to
make it warm in winter. 1t should
be furnished with a workbench and
vice, a shaving horse for using the
drawing knife, and perhaps small
foot lathe, which is very convenient,
but not essential, however. The
other tools should be two or three
planes, augurs of different sizes, a
few chisels, a bit stock with bits,
drawing knife, saw aud hammer.
For those who cannot afford the
whole, small part Of these would
answer, and to those who can, other
tools may he added; the cost of the
tools would be but tritle compared
with the advantages one would de-
rive from the use of them. The
assistance it will render the cause Of
practical education. 1t has been
said that "the hest inheritauce any
man can leave his children is, not
wealth to support them, but the abil-
ity to help and take care af them
selves" - ie
Ayoung man, whose natural in.
genuity is 80 developed dy practice
that he eau at any moment make q
rake, fit a helve ia All ak, set clock
in running order, mend broken
harness, give edge to pair Of shears,
mend tin ware, repair an umbrella,
whitewash ceiling, paper room,
make a bee hive, bottom u chair, or
mend broken rocker, and do
hundred other little jobs, will pass
through the world more comfortably
to himself, and pro6tabIy to those
around him, than Que who is obliged
to send for q mechanic to do such
little Jobs which he is too helpless
to perform himself. Another import
ant advantage afforded by such a
workshop is it's moral influence in
furnishing pleasant employment to
boys during stormy weather or other
leisure hOurs, aud lesseMimg the
temptation to frequent taverns, and
to attend places Of diversion-which
often leads to the most peruicious
habits.
Almost every American boy has
longing iOr the use Of tools, fhOm the
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r. +. BROWNING,
p. f. TURPIN, .
lstrs Secretaries.

Do 1T WITH THY MIGHT.--Fortune,
success, fame, position are never
gained but by riously, determincdly,
bravely sticking, growing, living to
a thing till it is fairly accomplished.
In short, you must curry thing
through, if you want to be anybody
or an ything. No matter if it does
cost you the pleasure, the society, the
thousand pearly Qualifications Of life.
No matter for these, Stick to the
thing, and carry it throught. Believe
you were made for the matter, and
that no one else can do it. Put
forth the whole energies. Sir, wake,
clectrify yourself, and 90 forth to the
task. Only once learn to carry a
thing through in all its complete-
ness aud proportion, and you, will
become hero" You will think bet,
ter of yourself; others will think
better Of you. Of course they will.
The world, in its very heart, admircs
the stern, determined dUer. Drive
right along, then, in whatever you
undertake. You'll be successful {;
never 1ctr. ,fs, ~. s.'rnl rn.i
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-05

primitive mAnners OF q pioneer I'VE
Lad not beea snoothened and pol
ished by refinement aud cultivation.
was seated in his study one day. en-
deavoring to arrange the heads of
his to-morrow's discourse, when his
attention was called by loud knock
at the door.
The visitors proved to he tall,
gawky, shambling countryman, evi.
IDENTIFY array.d in his Sunday suit,
and a stout girl, attired III dress of
stout calico, which from the frequent
and complacent glances towards it
by the fair oW ner, was considered
quite magnificent affair.
Won't you walk iM?" said the
minister, politely.
"Much obleeged squire, I don't
know but we will. I say. you're a
minister, amt your
eyes" t
"I reckoned so. Betsy and me-
that's Betsy, a first rate sort of girl,
anyhow" 49,.
"Oh, Jotham," simpered the BASH
ful Betsy.
"You are now, and you needn't
90 for to deny it. Well, Betsy and
me have concluded to hitch teams,
that's all, and we want you to do it"
"You wish to be married?"
"Yes, I believe that's what they
callit. Isay, though, before you be-
gin, let's know what's to be the
damage. I reckon tisn't best to go
it blind" l ...a -
"Oh,I never set any price; Itake
whatever they give me-"
Well, that's all right; 60 ahead,
minister If you please, we're in some
thing of a hurry, as Joe's got to fin.
ish planting the potater patch afore
night, and Betsey, she's got to fotch
Thus atjured, the minister COM
menced the ceremony, which occu-
pied but few moments.
kiss me, Betsy" said the de-
lighted bridegroom. "You're my
old woman, now. Amt it nice -
"First rate, !" was the satisfatt Try
reply. a t'pev. .
"Hold on jerk" said lothian,
az he left bis bride abruptly, and
darted out to the gate where the
wagon had been left.
"What's your husband gone out
fort" asked the minister, somewhat
surprised.
II expect It's the sausages," was
the confused reply.
Just then Jntham made his ap.
pesvance. dangling in his hand tin
pail. fall of the sanaaCea. which he
hsnded to the minister. with the grin
Of ese GnaSssviag . ksee.
I'VE haist - aseA ss~sey." "
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A GOLDEN GLoBE.-Mr. John CAL
vim Moss, of England. has started a
new theory respecting the centre of
the earth. lie. believes the centre of
our globe, instead " being vast,
frey ocean, is a solid body of gold
and platinum! Gold and platinum,
he argues are the heaviest sub
stances, and in the COOLING of tho
earth would naturally ..inlS from the
surface towards the centre. One
fifth of the earth may therefore be
composed of these metals-a globe
Gnr or five miles thick. just think
of it! What a pile of money!
enough to pay Uncle Sans debt and
give US million apiece. How prov-
ident in nature to establish such a
sinking fund, and how providential
that it should he discovered just now.
when We need it Sal much to- pay off
our national debt "Ce' taiuly."
saws Mr.. Moss. with becoming grssv-
ity. -no ssfer place f.r such \ de-
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s% A sophist. wishing to puzzle
Thalss, one Of the wiseat men, of
Greece, proposed to him in rapid
succession these difficult Questions:
What is the oldest of all thihgs!
God. because be always existed.
What is the most beautiful I The
world, because it 10 the work Of
God! What is the greatest Of al
things? Space, bccause it contains
oil that is created. What 10 the
quickest Of oil thing! Though.
lIeczuse in . moment L can Ay to the
end .f the uuiverse- what h The
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