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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
From the Evening Post J
COMFORTS.


To get up in the morning
And hear the baby squall,
To hear my husband snoring,
And then have Katie call
"Ma, do make Johnny stop,
HIS breaking up my doll;"
"I amt she's got my top !"
Then comes larger squall.
Now comes the "tug of war;
The good man cross as sin
l try to get the breakfast,
And find there's nothing in;
For Biddy left last night,
And with her went the things;
Husband scolds with all his might
Good news the kettle sings.
And when the meal is over,
And l begin to feel at rest
Think of Katie and her brother,
With the baby to be dressed.
This, together with the dinner,
And Mrs. Barton's call,
Is enough TO drive one frantic
Hark heard baby fall.
While try to quiet baby,
Hub. GENES in again for tea,
And says, T" Do hurry, Mary
o, don't you pity meP
And when the supper's ended,
The children sale in bed,
Find their stockings to be mended,
In spite Of aching head.
Hub. lies on the sofa,
As snug as any mouse,
And when speak of trials,
Yawns, You're mistress of the house."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
BUSINESS CARDS.
GEORGE STRAIN.

ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, PERRYsBURs, O.,
VNTILL attend to all business conided to his care
wv in the several Courts of Ohio. Military
Claims will receive particular attention.
Als1-Insurance taken at reasonable rates.
Office New Hardware Building, up stairs, COR
uer of Louisiana Avenue and Front street. lzz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
r. * ID. X. IIOLLENBECK,

ATTORNEYS AT-LAw; o. l-t tt
Notaries Public;
Oouveyancersj SIS. d.
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 aud 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 nDm prison
Communication Of ratio1s while they wefe confined
&C., &c. 3zz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29

JUSTICE of the Peace, named Ruger, in
Cincinnati, has been arraigned before Judge
Warren, Of the Police Court, on charge Of
having issued warrant for man on a
charge of gaming, aud then dismisslng the
case for consideration in money. The
charge against the Justice was proved, but
the Judge said though it was one of the
most fragrant cases of matchmaking he ever
knew OF, and Ruger Ought to be elected
frcm bis office, there was no law IN exist
ence in this State by which the oiiense
could be punished.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29

JOHN MINOR BORIS has written letter
under date of March 7th, to a prominent
Congressman, in which he states that the
rebel Legislature of Virginia will fix the
FIRST Tuesday in May for Convention that
the rebel forces are thoroughly organized
and will certainly control the Convention
unless registration law and provisions for
voting by ballot, are provided at the pres
ent session of Congress. He says not one
fifth of the colored people are aware OF thcir
right to vote at the ensuing election. He
and the Union people implore Congress not
to adjourn before providing the legislation
suggested.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29

TIE Selma (Ala.) Messenger says that the
oldest printer in the United States is MIR.
Robert Mcknight, of Cahaba, Ala. He was
born in 1888, aud commenced learning the
busihess in 1898, in the Office of the George
town Is. C) Gazette. In 1904 he went to
Char lesion and worked in the Times Office.
He has followed the trade continuously for
sixty years, with the exception OF eight
ears spent in other employInents. Al
though eighty,four years old, bis hearing
is perfect and his sight as good as that OF
most persons at sixty. He was married in
1916, and his three soas all became printers.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29

A. D. RTcHARDsoS, the well known inur..
nalist aud author, was Oh Wednesday night
oi Ia i week shot at aud severely wounded
10y Jealous husband whose wife he was
sue ir ends state that rigid legal iuves-
tgation will ireo him from amy suspicion Of
improper conduet, and show that he has
beea In this case the victim Of fh9ustlcc, enc
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29

le3 persons have been burned TO death
during the past year and about O,OOO OF
dollars worth Of property destroyed by
the explosion OF Kerosene Tampa, nearly
every case due TO earelessness.a 20
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29

NIoMAHAN is still receiving New Music as
N1 Published:
"Pesping through the Blinds"
"The Christians Hope"
"That Song OF Thine"
"1hou Art Gone Far Away" T.
"Daisy Deane."
"Vietorine Sehottische," for Piano.
' Out in the Starlight I'm Waiting for Thee
Serenade, with Chorus.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
READ either way t

| always did intend
Single my iifu To spend,
II much dylighteth me
TO live from women free,
It's sure a happy life,
To live without a wife,
A female tc my mind,
| no'er expect to find,
A bachelor To live
Ny mind I freely give,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.

JAs. ". ROSS, ASHER COOK, ELBERT D. ROSS
ROSS & COOK.
ABSTRACTS of TITLE.
OFFICE:
Corner Louisiann Avenue aud Front
street, Perrysburg, Ohio.
WE have the only set Of Abstract Books
w now in Wood County, containing a complete
INDEX to all Lots aud Lands therein.
s5g- Certificates of Title given upon reasonable
terms.
ssy- Also, Agents for purchasing and selling
Real Estate, getting up Tax Titles, paying Taxes,
&C., &c.
Business solicited. S7zz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29

Tn take 10 me a wife,
Would gall my very lite,
10 thipk upon q bride,
] can't be satisfied.
'1'is woman is the thing,
Such trouble ON US brinej
The joy ] can't express
So great in singleness,
! never could agree, Z.
A married man 10 be,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
Selected s0istellang.
From the Toledo Blade.l
NASBY,

The pure and unadulterated Democracy
of the \ Roads receiveihe intelligence
of the Refusal of the Legislature OF
Ohio to Strike the word - White - from
their COnstitutiOn-The rejoicing OF the
aforesaid Democracy as Narrated by
their Philosopher, Guide and Friend,
MIR. NaSbY.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-28
Ihr fnn-Insinn I.,rtn.

Notwithstanding al threats ~ separate action.
the National tniun Pat, oi Baltimore C,un.
10y las qniril, surrendered To drinu,tar,
aud hcurfurth 'ur,-f tor until sumrihi.,, rl...
turns w. viii fight IN cun,rr, against that I, ..
ride hug-a-"ou. the radical organic ,iiun a.
the Hdso'mrsis I,ld ga, io the Nation Il t'ni,,.
4" i.is mo,iu. illrm thus tn .a,tiiicr ~ III. /,
br'HiIf i'r"y"ci' OF 'i.cung men o. their t,itl
To al. the uiii'ss ~ entirely isnurinl. nui.
basIng uut ejaculation upon Nhti !. known Ia
br tue irn:ih a. thr RESPECTIVE i',iiir.. We tax,
it tot sturl HAT thu National Union Pant,
"oi E'!rmutr count, viii .,iA Coun, tom.
mission. 20 % Judge ct n, ufphin. Count a.,
r"ssihl, a Delegate L. the Grnrinl Assembly ..
'is 'q"l't'dr Pr.i"'tii - 81 ihr poll. We wish
lhr 'iar'ln t,nii, 20, m thr'r new arrange.
rrni N'i tie. c'cE i'ntmlcr that lin
gn'"n ihrr'' Is strength aud tcmnin one and
in'!isl'itv - i"ns water grows OF sras.
fun- y It stands - - ri,r hplr party
Nicolni the plug usi, The unconditional
tuiuu miu i'r ,isoiuus ru,incitaIionisi.
thv advocate 80 thr most cl'teui, treasures 10 pui
down rebellion aiiiiiiiu,: With John Mrrrynlan
Wv "N''' '"' 'i''iE'-'hiu'i I'VE bhiN recently
ratdunei criminal ,tu.i III. Law sol his count,
TIL Anal :Iwa'inuisi. hayr i..ucd It PRO.
graminc 81 cAv,.... ou Saiuidn, the 9Th day
u October, 10, p,mocial. aud other Cunsrtva.
60 TIVE voters MA assemble ~ primary meet.
iues Ia lhr SEVERAL di.itir,s and ot Muudne
octotct ,ih. tl,ii cnnhi, CONVENTION will Is.
srmbic 10 nominal, ,..aluI.i,s to- count, Offices
THIS c'ii l. sI-h,d o., john 7 Cuuu,iiman PEE.
idcu, aud Nc"ts, u t'tm,n. S~t.taiN. Of IN,
DCmuci.iir kN,cu,i,, Cuu.lu,ii,c. md panirl J
Met a"!r!, Pfrsiir"i. mad I,ph"ni,h l'oieti, See.
Rotary Ui the Niiicna Cn"n Executive Commit.
tee
Ne ,,w ~" srn'.,mru standing ,ug ihri u
few day, ago, icadiug the AbOVr u.rniiunr,! cali
tine 90 them t.mrtA-l ti,i the names AZ
pended 'u i ani the l,rr. the, represented -.
minded han Of a., -'"it 81 Jonah Iui il,v Whale
The Democratic rarty was tr Whale aud III,
Conscg'aiiVcs Jonah u, 'l.uusli the process u.
swallowing Ms Ii,uu' completed aud that ihi.
was the lac, eNmring kick ct lout jonah tn,
other gentleman said the c,l reminded him NOR,
o; iidpulv The iifs, ualn,s we're il. head. co,..
taiuin. the hr. and r,,. aud brains. the o,her
wcrr u, tail, wiihtf useful nor ornamental. say,
"nl! :" Wti.rlc. Aficf awhile continued III,
senil'm'u Transformation similar To- that ul
t1iiulc nature viii take il,cr N tins part, -
TIL" tail vii drop III. aud a his, hideuus. green
huli.'ios Nil reveal itself 80 mote il be-.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-28
Special NOTICE.
DIR. Schenck's Mandrake Pills. A
Substitute for Calomel.

! .sTIIESE Pills are composed OF various
ICY roots. having the power 10 relax the Sc
errtions Of the liver rs promptly and oilcetusl
ly as blue pill or mercury, and without produc.
ing any of those disagrceable Or dangerous eG-
iccis which often follow the use Of the latter.
Ia all bilious disorders these Pills may be
used with confidence, a. they promote the dis.
chargcoi vitiatcd bile, and remove those OBJ
struriions from the liver and hillary ducts.
which are the cause If bilious elections In
general
>CHENCKs MANDRAKE PILLS cure sick
Headache. and all disorders Of the Liver. indi
Gated by sallow skin, coated tongue, costivc.
mess, drowsinoss, and a general feeling of wea-
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IN torpid or obs,ructcd condition.
In short, these Pills may be- uscl with al
vantag" IN all eases when a purgativc or al.
tcraiiyc medicine j. required.
Please ask for " Dr. Schcnrk's Mandrake
Pills" aud observe that the two iikcncsscs oi
the Doctor are on the Government -tamp-onc
when in the last stag" Of Consumption. aud the
other Ia his present health.
Sold by all DruggIsts aud dealers. Price "a
ct.. per box. Principal office. No. ! . North 9Th
street. Philadelphia. Ia.
General Wholcsnlr Agents Dcmns barnes &
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timorc -. llal,n. Md. John u. Park. Cincin
natl. Ohioi Walker 4 Taylor. Chicago. ~. -
Collins Brothers. 81 Louis. Mo.
lth 4 jth ". ca mn. l y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-28


bellion, taken solemn oaths Of allegiance aud
support To the United States government. They
violated those oalhs, wautonly, deliberately and
maliciously security have we that they
would not do so hereafter or that the whole demo-
cratic party would not again, did opportunity
offer, become enemies 10 the country they now
profess to love so we'll?
We canno, secure indemnity for the past
Our grea, deb, Is created, the nation 10 pledged
10 lis pay meni and We must continue on paying
tax Until II Is liquidaied. We cannot bring
back from their graves the hundreds Of ihous-
ands OF brave men who fell at GetcuRburg, An
tietanI, the Wilderness, on Lookout Mountain,
aud on the other hundreds Of battle-Gelds Of the
American war--we cannot restore 10 bereaved
mothers aud daughters wives aud sisters, their
relatives slain because Of their faith In the Union
we cannot dry Ihe tears Of those who mourn
because their loved ones ''arc not we cauno,
blot out the Nations past. but we can require
security for the future We may demand that
every department Of the government shall re-
main In the hands OF men who have always been
loyal, and whose aniecrdents preclude all fear
OF their ever bowling to the god OF dIsunion-we
may demand from the seeded States such pledg-
es rs will ever hereafter prevent them from rails
ing the arm Of rebellion against the government
we may make ourselves aud our Union perlnA.
nently secure by giving the control " the govern.
meni TO that party only OF whose loyalty aud
patriotism there Is no question The democratic
party Il not this II has hren weighed in the
balance and found wanting. Never let IL here.
after again be trusted. There Is scarcely pos.
sibiliiy Of democracy ever again rrgaiuiug con-
troll Of the national government hut IL does rule
our State, and rules IL iu lis ruin. Il should he
now the earnest wish aud rirur, Of every Union
man 10 break down this rule While ever this
party holds our State government. our position
will he that Of quasi rebellion 60 of hali.upposition
to the national authority, for democracy cAnno,
yield willing obedience TO "a Republican gov
eminent. l.c, " take courage, then, aud f.h,
on, looking neither 20 the right hand nor To the
lcii-no counting probabilities or CLEANERS
never stopping To inquire whether We can lie sue.
ccssiul IN - political contest az not--hut let US
keep steadily in view this one iact-ihof IL 1. our
pity - fH'oH msH aHdir Imsrioan cifi.,ns 10
oppose IT aH h@e'. ~ ~ Jisc,s and un,i,r al cir
c"~'idhe'', my party. anJ an Iarfi,s ., lrhor d
'a9'eio" - sr,n harLor,d that ,rouiiL, aniagon.
'''r r. 'he go"er"m,m. TL' is'mcniiic party =,
such u ""'. Pa o"r drig ~"Ipo', a.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-28
What TIE ReLeIs E:r,,erfr,i.

" Is well to rccug sometimes, 10 thu revelations
made b, the rrl'rl press during the war. Fiv.
!''rs ago. ON the day the battle u An,,iam
Mas fought the Riehmond D,,,.Sieh thus 80,
forth the object OF Lsc's invasion Of Maryland
" The road TO Pennst lyauia li,s inviiingly
"lrn. There are no regular soldiers un the route
what sad mistake the c"nhd,ni quill.drivrr
here made -" aud II would hr - task Of little
difficult! 10 dispcrsc the rahblc Of militia that
might hU brought TO Oppose them. The country
u "normousiv rich u nhnunds In fi cattle
erfeals, horses aud mules Our troops would
live ON the very fat Of the land The, would find
an opportunity, moreover. 10 teach the batch
farmers aud graxirrs who have ht,n clamorou.
'of she war. what invasion rrnlI, H.
- We hope the itoOl~ viii turn the uhol.
country Into - d'srFi. let not . blade ~ rfass.
OF stalk of corn, or hafrl Of nuur. o. u bush.
81 81 ineal. or y Sack ~ salt ar u hatss or "A sow
OF hoy. OF - sheep. be- LETT wherever Ih,y move
along. Let Vengeance he taken for MI that has
hern lone. nniil re'fihniion itsrlf shall stand
aghaH. THIS " the country Of the stnoD,h.stok.
en-. would.l~ gentleman, Mcclellan lie has
caused lass to W.. ln Virginia of al least thirty
iho"sau,l nsgrosF. the must valuable pro,,rtty
th"' NirRtntan can 'wn. They have no nc.
gross 10 Prnns, " nj. Retail ,tion must lh.rr.
f"r". fall upon something rlsr. aud lsi II tall an,
an everything that cOts iituies property LET the
rr'aliaii"n Ice c0mplrlr, that The Yankees NAV
learn That 'wo eau rla, =, the game they have
thr,nsrlvts commenced. By advaneine into
Prnns' lvania with rapidiiy our army can gel
posssssiui Of the penhsy iSania Central Railroad,
and break v down 80 thoroughly that II cannot
be repaired 10 slG months. They have already
possession 81 the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
aud the York River Railroad. lly breaking down
These, and the railroad from philaIclphia 10 Iiai.
umore' they VIII completely isolate Goth Wash.
ingion aud lialiimOrr No Reinforcement can
reach them from either North OF Wet, eTeep, by
the Potomac and the bay"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-28
DeHuOcIHfic (:1imS.

pei""rraii" journals are bpasiing OF large
gains mad" ia the different State rlrcti"n, vi
iS6' onc VIII" needed these boa.iing. nni -.
j"cins' would certainly conclude tina, the Il,
Iubliran party was about Z" collapse aud pas,
entirely cut Of existence. liu, that i. not ,iui.
the Tact. The election "f t;ov"in,r in cali.
f"rnia Is ia" only point gained over which the
democracy have any legitimate r-a."n t., rr
joce. They hav" gained Nv" Con ;rcssmeu in
California. and the Republicans have gained
fur ia Tennessee. Now lc; II. see wha, won
drrlul gains the democrats have mad IN ia,
only place whcr" aims can ID" them any ;.-" {.
that Is. IA the II"us" al Representative. the
senate i beyond their reach ior halt g century.
The relative strength 81 parIi". in the last aud
present. Congresses i, as follows.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-28

MEssns. EpItoHs The public will nO doubt
bc grateful at your calling their attention ~
the Importance Of good roads and the mode Of
cilscting 81 desirable an object.
baltimore county 10 rapidly improving ia
wealth aud We are far behind the times. com.
pared with the North, To- our system of road
making, road repairing, &c.
This Is an immense drawback to larger IN
IN the value IT real estate. which. beyond
doubt. would not be- the ease had We such fine
roads as our iricndi North Of ~ have. Think
much interest mi ht be- ELECTED on this import
ant subject IL those who have thorough iniur
nation on the subject would publish their views.
Permit me Ia suggost whether a strong cultiya-
TOR would not effect better purpose than
plough, followed by the scraper or level, rs il
would not clog 50 much. because of the earth
being finer, aud consequently Il would be- more
easily drawn In the middle II the road, ,rhich q,
By IN moaHs, should be kept mach higher. anil
thus greatly reduce the expense 81 frequent re
pairs. dc. A. regards the Hartford road, (which
- alluded Ia, ] presume, ~ your issue III thu
18th instant,l | beg "a say that have been
travelling over u for score or two of years, aud
] think see the cause of the heavy complaints
agains, u fer long time. II | am rightly IN
formed. thc President owns nearly all the
steak and manages It's entire business. but hay.
ing his mind occupied with matters II more pc
cuniary interest, the pike claims but little 81
his attention and when demands for cash come
ia freely % greatly disconccrts him. Difcultes
cnsur with supervisors. who are changing al
most yearly. hcnrs Msrf IL 40 sysfs ~ and I
rrally believe murr m ncy IL wasted than would
keep ii" read ia prime order.
entertain the opinion that the only remedy
4. that mentioned IN your cotFrcsl,"nicnts let
tct week before last let the owner. of prop
-rty drtcrmin" I" have jury after jury 10 con
driin the rusd. throw open the gate. n few
week. E'r e" travel. and. IN double quick time.
IL" repairs will b" completed u the joy Of all.
TuAvrLtR.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-28

Ss- The nr~'Ini-t rttss throughout the
e"an't, mr busily ,ngay,d In distressing the
status 81 The Mary baud militia. II is ~" longer
dous,"d that Andrew J"hnsun will attempt TO
inaasurair another rebellion. and In commencing
u ~ill call On S~"nn's militia Ia di.l~rsy Con
g"ss. We are "vcrse 10 PREDICTIONS, hut lrrhal. {,
isas well tia, this second rairroi the Con,slrrn.
cy should met his doom Ia attempting To trslr,,
The li6eriirs oi the peopir. The danger ahead
eau only he ASer'r'i by the massrs rail, ing around
Congress aud iu,imida,ing the desperate n,n ~
the Presidential chair
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-28

FINIIE very extended use al this GIANU
Il throughout the country renders Il uunr
ccssary for u to say more this SEASON. than that
IL coHPosif'oa aud quality are precisely the .aur
rs that heretofore sold by NJ for The CompnnS
We have sold this Guauo from the beginning
under regular system Of rigid m.pcrtion. 81
an expense I" the Company Of many hundred
Of dollars annually. This is done Tor the J,r"
fcef'On alike Of the consumer and the foasg1Ht.
rs u - manifest tpall who undcrsiand the rn,ic
In fertilizers. that Il can not be- safely cnnipr
ed on any other principle. The iininriattr.
aud extent II IA" trade demands tbs pfol-,'
ton.
We are prepared Ia exhibit bf. \. >n"wiru
Piggots ccri,Hcaic gf iHycei,0a Ter every 'irft
sold. Consumers must observe The iaiu" 90
JOHN $. REESE 4 CO.. branded 80 she bag.
none other genuine. Sept. ., IN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-28

rnE BANNER Dirnicr. FROM he pub.
lished returns II will be sen that at the recent
election every dis,rie, excsp, the second gave a
majority a. lot the new Constitution" Al hon.
OF To the little Second She has doar we'll, aud
is entitled 10 bear the appellaiiOn vi being the
Hammer District at the Constitutional election
vi 1857.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-28

so- General Jcn. Thompson onsnf tho mcs,
distinguished Generals who fought In the South
cru army during the war has written another lr,-
Ter advising bis friends 10 thu Souih u, s,ruir
reconstruction under the laws oi Congnss Tbr
advice Of such nen will in tile rnd haze 10 l., i
lowed, aud the rejection II II nov IL anull,er
illustration of the madntss which has prev,i!ri
10 Southern tounsels for six years past