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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-19
The Perrysburg Literary Society.


The interest manifested in the prosperity of the
association, by our citizens, and NOSE especially
the ladies', is on the increase from week to week.
On Tuesday evening there was a large attendance,
and the association now numbers over City men-
bers.
A discussion Of much interest, and well contest
ed, on the question of abolishing corporal punish
Messrs. CALLARD and BELL in the affirmative and
Messrs. BARKDULL and REID in the negative.
After the discussion, upon invitation, Professor
EWING, in few brief remarks, gave it as his opn-
ion, based upon his experience teacher, that it
would be a most difficult task to govern a school,
in which the teacher was deprived Of the power Of
inlicting corporal punishment.
The Literary Journal, conducted and read by
Mrs. BELL. was received with much appreciation,
aud contained number of articles of decided
merit.
An election for officers resulted as follows:
President-F. J. OBLINGER.
Vice Presdent--J. w. EWING.
Secretary--C. w. EvERs.
Treasurer-PETER BELL.
Marshal-W. S. EBERLEY.
Critcs-T. N. BARKDULL and II. NJ. BRowN.>
Editrcss-Miss ELLA BAIRD; Assocate--J. W.
Ewing.
The following is the question for discussion next
Tuesday evening
Resolred, That fashion is the greatest social evil
i'll this country.
A cordial invitation is extended TO the public,
and to those who desire to unite with the associa-
ton.
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The following are the transfers of real estate iii
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
NERRY's Office, for the week ending January Is,
1866:
Solomon Green to Henry Hoot; \ sw sec ,, tp
4, range IL, 80 acres-S700.
G.. Il. Tefft tn s. i. Turner; 4 sw see 81, tp
4, range IL, so acres-S2,20
Charles Foster 10 Daniel III. Fahl W u NV sec
Q, tp ;, range 10, so acres-S600.
X, Branneller t0 H. w. Sterling; a NV sec IL,
tp 3, range 10, so acres-$590.
w l.. Wight to Abby "a. Curran; acre in ne
corner sw sec IL, tp7, range l2--S2s5.
A. l.. Stevens to Jonas Parmenter; NV sw and
sw ne sec 2, tp 4, range 10. 1919 acres-s2,400.
Charles +. Brnner to Elezer Marsh; nI5 Sc sec
%, tp 7, range IL, so acres-sl,2s0.
j. D. Keifer To Stanley A. Shaw; VIZ u Sc
sec "a, tp 4, range 0, 40 acres-S6OO.
VIM. Beery to Louisa North; let's 81, IS, So and
81, Haskins-S450.
Henry Knaggs to s. G. Hershberger; y sw
sec 49, and ne NV sec 80 tip ,, range 0, l2O acres
John Taylor to Shcllars PaitcrsOni q lot "a,
Portage-s2S.
J. @. Patterson to H. J, Gregg; ma NV and q
ne sec 10, and sec 4, tip 4, 200 acress7 SOC,
Wood County Sheriff TO Leander Reddy; NV
sec 8, tp 1, range 0, 100 acres-S670.
Ellen Slotterbeck to U. I. Jacobs; ne sw sec Is,
tp ., range IL, 40 acres-$l, 200.
Asher Cook to @. W. BOokwalteri y NV sec Z,
tip 3, range 9, 80 acrts-S940.
VIM. Davidson To John Wight pit NV sec Is, tp
5, range IL, 40 acres sl 800.
Simon Edmons TO VIM. Miller; ne Sc sec 81 and
sw sw sec S. Sc sec 81 tp 4, range II, l?o acres
-s3, 200.
Juliet Main to Byron RockwoOd; pt SC sec 80,
tp S, range II, 81 acres Ss00.
z. II. Custer TO j. II. Tanke, u SO sec 81, tp 6,
range H. and ne nc sec 8, tp s. range TO- 100 acres
-S5, 600.
Levi NJ. Baker to Martha A. Snyder; 10 acres in
ne corner lot 40, road tract S225
Simon l.. Cramer TO Charles w. Pengler; NV ne
sec 81, Up 3, range IL, 40 acres - 1900
John BOwles 10 John W Dowles; " pt Sc sec l6,
Up 4, range Q, 40 aeres-S50O.
s. l.. Roughton to Charles Rogers lot is in
Bowling Green-S50.
VIM. North TO Morehouse & Brigham; a NV
and NV sw tp 5, range 10; NV SO and 4 sw Sc
sec 80, tp Q, range 10, 1sO acres-$e 900.
VIM Russell TO j. H Mcknight; pt 4 . u ne
sec lS, tp 1, o. 3. R., 80 acres-$56O.
w. Q. Lathrop 10 II. Hunter ne sec Is, Up 1,
range 0, 10 acres S425.
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The Press and the Politicians.

1t seems to be generally supposed that
a newspaper i'll republican government
can have no higher aim than that OF
boosting politicians into office. Whenever
two candidates are presented for any posi-
ton, however small the difference between
their respective claims may be, the first
inquiry is, which side docs this or that
paper take? Every aspirant is supposed
to have his political organ, which utters
not its own but the sentiments of its master
speaking, like B alam's ass, the words
which are put into its mouth. No matter
how much hair-spltting it may require to
keep up the shades of distinction between
the candidates, the journal which fails to
go through with the process is pronounced
unprincipled. This or that individual in
terest must be consulted. One or the
other friend of the paper must be pleased
Sectional lines must be carefully kept up.
And every granny in the city or neghbor
hood must DO allowed to have say in the
matter.
These tendencies and influences, if yielded
and submitted to, degrade the journalist o
the level of an organ-grinder, and his paper
to that of machine. The time and space
which the journal owes to the public, and
which it should employ in giving news to
"HN lhSli uStiuS INV pSNpiN ui' bOoVi u0u
by the special interests of this or that in
diyidual, concerning whom the general
public may, perhaps, care as little as for
the monkey who dances to the music Of tho
street organ.
The sooner the fact is discovered that
this sort of work is not and should not be
the special mission of the press, the better
it will be for the people.
Whenever great principle is involved
in an election or an important action of
public servant is to be considered it is to
be expected that every honest newspaper
will place itself on one side or the other,
and that its words shall have no uncertain
sound. The interest of the whole should
always be held paramount to that of part,
and not until it affects the public good is il
worthy of public discussion. True states
men do not depend for support upon the
driv cling pufcry of an "orgau," and any.
thing less than true statesman does not
deserve the support of paper which will
not stop 10 become an "organ, ,"-IOkedo
Commercial.
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Con. p. s. Sleyin.

Friend. .SLEvIS, well known to many of our cti-
Icns as Lawyer SLEvIN, is breveed Brigader Gen
cral for meritorous services Colonel in the Tooth
Ohio. So the rumor runs. Justice is said to be
slnw and tardy. This should have been done long
ago. Late as il is, we congratulate our friend on
sette.
Not so fast, friend CABLE. "I.ate as it is," the
Justice you speak of as being slow and tardy, ,,
has not yet reached the Colonel. Whether from
prudential reasons otherwise, not advised
But hIs meritorious services remembered by
the people, and they will give an earnest of that
remembrance in due time. The Colonel is still
Colonel.
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mr.. TnIhott,s Pills.

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one pillin the morning, children half pill. From
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from one to three boxes will cure any curabe case
Of no matter how long standing. Price 81 90 per
box. Trade supplied or sent by mail
V. MOTT TALBOT, NJ. r., 4 CO.,
7zz 81 Fulton Street, n. Y.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

A SERIES Of prayer meetings ara being held
this week in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
F. r. MILLER 4 Co. are paying the highest
market price for pork and will receive all that is
delivered to them.
-DuRtNG the year 1865, there were issued bv
the Probate Judge of ,his county, two hundred and
thirty -four marriage licenses.
Ma. REpwAY, Of the Fremont JourWcl, and Mr..
II. s. CuAFIS, Of the Peru R,pnIiico~, paid US
flying visit on Wednesday last
"A clerk in 4 mercantile establishment writes
to friend at home have nice time now-a-
days-very little work to do-our firm don't adver-
tise."
.THERE will be Donation this Friday evening,
January 10, for the benefit Of Rev. G. A, Adams,
OF this place. at the house Of Mrs. A. Pargellis, in
Middleton Towpship.
ALEXANDER BRowS, Esq, late Of Bowling
Green, has removed to Perrysburg, and has es-
tabished his law office in the Sherifs Room, at
the-Court-house See his card.
"A. VAS BLARcUN, Of Portage, has fine as
sortment Of Clothing, Dress Goods, and Notions
wh b he is offering at extraordinarily low rates.
Our readers il, that vicinity will do well to give
him call. 80
- "N'' 9'Se'I'"H P"IS't "''ee Y" s"N NN' p
"i thinke fOlkes otteut spend 6ther mummy fur
paper my daddy didn't and ever body ser he was
the most intelyguest man in the keutry and got H.
smarterest famuy NV boys that ever dugged tiers
-DURTNG the past week we have enjoyod-or,
rather sufftrcd-al kinds of weather-snow rain,
hail and sleet warm brcezcs and wintry blasts.
On Monday night Old Boreas broke loose, and went
on regular bender, aud kept it up throughout the
day following before he had spent his fury. All
outdoors is encascd in ice, and Juveniles seem TO
enjoy it hugely, as they glide over the pOvements
in steel-shod feet and laugh at the slow footed pc
destrian as he carefully picks his way over the
tieacherous veneering of street and sidewalk.
-WB neglected last week to call attention to the
card Of Ross, Cook & BELL. These gentlemen
have, at great sacrifice of ;ime money aud labor,
compiled a set of Abstract Books for this county,
containing complete index TO all lots and lands
situated therein, by which any one desiring o pur-
chase real estate himself that the chain
of title is direct and perfect, and that there are no
outstanding dover interests, mortgages, tax titles
or liens. They are agents for the purchase and
sale of real estate, ard all businesss confded to
their care will receive prompt attention.
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Give the Printer rnir Play.

The following excellent advice appears in an
eastern papers
Do not forget that it costs something to puff as
well as TO advertise and never sponge upon the
printers in any manner whatever. II is-printer's $
ink that makes nine -tents of your fortunes it
takes money to buy ink type, paper, and yet, after
all thsy few the thanks that the printer gets.
Give the printer fair play and give up all expecta
tiOn OF gratuitious putting, &c. The great Ameri
can Statesman, Daniel Webster, was " mighty near
right" when he remarked of the press, " small is
the sum required to patrnnize newspaper, amply
unpretcnding the gazette which he takes. 1t is
next to impossible to fill sheet with printed mat
ter ffty-two times in year, without putting into
at something that is worth the subscription price,"
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Published by request.l
The Soldier to His Comradc.

The Soldier to His ComTadc.
THE following was written in the album of !
soldier of the 4gth, just before the muster-out o
the isgiment:l
GoNzoLEs, TEXAS, November 2S 1855.
It's in your book, you wish me write,
III scrawt it down with much delight
In rustic rhyme | will portray
The thoughts my mind doth weave to-day.
It's four long years we've been together
Wen find Il hard for us 10 sever
Those friendly ties that twine our heart,
Though feeling We have done our part.
Unto our homes well soon return,
For the happy boon our hearts doth burn,
But in jonng those we love so doar,
We sever ties that bind us here
Yet how can We for once forget
The scenes We've passd since hrst we met.
The bloody battle we've both passd through
Though wounding me but missing you,
Which binds us all more close together,
And will be felt when we all sever.
Now, Sprout, you may think VIC arc through
And have no more fighting to do,
But many wrongs must be made right;
Therefore we still viii have to fight
If not through blood with cannon's peal,
Or bayonet charges with drawn steel,
We viii with Error still strive and fight
Opposing Wrong, upholding Right,
Until our country is set free
or Error, Wrong aud Tyranny.
hope, friend Sprout, you long may live
To right all wrong, good counsel give,
And aid to those whose tears still flow
For fallen ones, in death laid low.
And since the tmo is drawing nigh,
That we must bid each one good by, .
o, let us not forget this truth
To be pure and good in early youth,
We must be>frcc, noble, true, and bold,
All errors crush, all right uphold.
q. W. VAIL,
LIST Lieut.. Co. \, 49ih o. V. V. l.
IT,
TIE Reconstruction Committee arc re
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Trne.

The man who does not take his county paper, or
who does take it and does not read the advertise
ments, can never be said to be well posted. The
advertisements indicate not only the business en-
terprise of the place in which the paper is pub
lished, but the enterprise Of the advertiser When
you see man who adveriscs literally, you may
be of finding good stock in his store, that he
keeps up with the markets, and can always sell a
little cheaper than those who do not advertise.
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NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.

Grand Prizes American Statesman.
Prospectus of Every Saturday.
Legal NOtice-Dodge Il Tyler.
Real Estate Agency-Ross, Cook &, Bell.
Sale of Real Estate-Sarah A. Brown.
Legal Notice-sF. & D. X. IIollenbeck.
Rabot's Curling Fluid-C. ). Rabot.
Sale of Real Estate-Daniel Hall.
Administrators Notices. Mawer.
Legal Notice--Edwin Tuller.
Assiguees Notice-M. Warner.
School Examiners Notice.. W. Woodbury..
Administrators Notice Columbus st. Clair.
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A CARD.

Mrs. Rev. p. C. BALDWIN takes this method TO
return her sincere thanks to the ladies of Tontoga
ny, for the very acceptable New Years Gift pre-
sentcd by them.
May they, and others be abundantly rewarded
for this and kindred acts Of kindness and affection
MANNER CITY, January 3, 1866.
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF warning
andinstruction for young men--publishsd by the
Howard Association, and sent free Of charge, in
sealed envelopes. Address, DIR. ]. SKILLIS
HouGnToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. 4Syl
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SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICES

WHIsEERs wuIsKgRs do you want Whis-
kers or Noustaches OurGreeian Compound will
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Sentby mail anywhere, closely sealed on receipt
Of price!
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NEARLY three hundred POstmistresses
have peen appointed in the South. because
no man could be found who would take the
oath that lie had not borne arms against
the United States Government.
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OFFICIAL dispatches at the State Depart
ment, by the last steamer from Europe, say
the plans for the extension of European in
hueuco on this continent received death
blow by the restoration of the Union.
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Perrysburg Church Directory.

ETHoDisr EPiscorAL-Rev. 7 n, Parkdull Pastor.
Services each Sunday at 1890 An. and Pm.
RESnvrIRIAS-Rev. q. A. Adams, Pastor. Services
each Sunday at 1880 AM Sabbath School and Bible
Glass at 12 NJ.
aERM.N MErHoptsr-Rev. G. Swineforth, Pastor. Serv
ices each alternate Sunday a: 1880 k.d.
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AdmInIslratrlx, Sale Of Real Estate

TNpursuanee Of an order granted by the Probate
l. Court Of Wood County, Ohio, will Offer for
sale. at public auction, on
SATURDAY, January 81, A. d. 1864,
At one o'eiosk y. ~, upon the Prenises, the fol-
lowing ocseribed real estate, situate in the eounty
Of Wood ard StAte of Ohio, to-wit That part Of
section number twenty nine (29) town four 90
north, range nine t9( cast, commeuciug QUE hun
dred and sixty 1907 rods south Of the northeast
corper Of bah section twenty-nine t29); thence
running west sixty-dve (6S) rods and six (6l feet
TO the center Of the Dayton aud Michigan Railroad;
thence unrtheast along the line Of said Dayton and
Michigan RAILROAD eighty and Que half 1877 ~
rodsi thence east twenty-oPe and one-half (1lK }
rods thence south 10 the place u bekinnnR, aud
containing twenty ore acres. Said land N be sold
free and clear ot the dover lncifrhbrahee Of the
widow OF John II. Morrison, deceased.
Appraised at S57S.
Terms OF Sale 0ns-hsif in hand and balance
in year; the deferred payuent " bear interest
from day Of sale, and be secured By uUrtgHge 90
the premises sold
SUSANKkH MORRISON.
AdDipiptFstrix af John n. hnFrison, deed.
Y. d. X. HoLLEssEca, Atiy's for Petitioner.
December 70, 1895. aSeS9 so