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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01
An Item for our Perry sbuTg and MRumee
Friends.

Since the Appleton Woolen Mill was
built, at Appleton, Wis. in 1861, property
in it's vicinity has doubled in value. The
mill is 100 by S5 feet, and two aud hall
stories high, Ii has one set of As inch
cards and 10 looms aud employs about 30
hands, turning out C5,0O0 yards Of dooskin,
cassimeres, aannels, Sc, annually. There
is power enough al Appleton to drive so
mills. There is more water power at
Maumee and Ferrysburg than there is al
Appleton aud in other respects the situa
ton mp the river is Infinitely superior. II
the establishment of one concern at Apple
ton doubled the value of the real property
of tho town, what would not the improve,
ment of the facilities now lying unused
at PerrySburg and Maumee do for those
towns p Toledo Blade.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01
FOR PRESIDENT IN 1868.
Geo. H. Pendieton, of Ohio.
ron vIcEPREsIDENT.
Thomas II, Seymour, of Connecticut.

OUR MOTTO.
A Free Vote or Free Fight!
ouR PLATFORM.
The Constitution and he Rights Of the
States !
OUR DOCTRINES.
This is a White Mans Government, made
Ivy White Men and their posterty forever !!
Down with tho Nigger rl Payment of the
National Debt Qf it ever is paid) in Green.
backs! A currency that is good enough
for working mon, farmers, merchants, me.
chanics, artisans, aud editors, is good
enough ior Yankee Shoddyocrats u Down
with tho Bondholders Subordination OF
tho Military to the Civil Authorities
Down with tho Satrapsl! Equal Taxation
aud the rightful representation of all the
States, or another Rebellion u Revolution
must be met by oounter.revolution, force by
force, violence by violence and Usurpa
ton should be overihrown, il needs be, 10y
the Bavonet! Down with tho Test OathS
and Repatriation vive Ia Republique!
At a meeting held by the Democracy, in
the city of ST, Joseph, the following reso
luton was unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That we regard tho MisSoW,'
Pindicator rs tho true and faithful expo
nent of our party principles, aud Recognize
il as the organ OF tho Democratic party il
the Northwest.
twill he seen from tho above that tn
TRADE ol billingsgatc and iufamy publishe
by the Tindicdior, has been endorsed, an,
adopted, at public meeting of the DemoC
racy in the city of St, Joseph.
With such illustrations of the policy
be pursued by the Northern Democracy
: should they obtain control of the Gener'
Government. there is no sane man who r.
n CARDS the future well being of this natior
who will Tor a moment hesitate IN suppor
! ing the Republican candidates for Feder
= Offices.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01
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TINHIS great work presents the only complete
1 and impartial analysis Of the Causes Of the
War yet published, and gives those interior lights
and shadows Of the great conflict only known Ia
those high officers who watched the Aood-tide Of
revelation from its fountain springs, aud which
were accessible to Mr., stephens from his posi-
tion as second officer Of the Confederaey.
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The Great American War has AT LAST found a
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01

THE hair is not only one Of the accessories Of
human beauty, but is designed to protect the
health; as a bad conductor Of heat, il serves to
equalize the temperature Of the brain. The nerve
contained in the hair tube is frequently paralyzed
and the cooring destroyed but by proper rene
dies the gray hair can be restored TO its original
color, aud where il has fallen of new growth
can be produced by the use Of Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Renewer. The reproducing power Of this
invaluable compound is beyond doubt. BY is
use the absorbents become active sud nourish the
bulb which supports the roots Of the hair.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01

We learn from the Bryan Ution Pres' that the
m,st intense excitement prevails in that commit.
nifty, from the fact that mad dogs are becoming
numerous, several having lately been killed. "
seems that a rabid dog passed through the town
ship two weeks since, and large number Of dogs
were bitten; among others was a dog Of Mr.. Grt-
nEHr, Of Puissti. This dog was taken with rab'd
fits, and before the nature Of his disease was as
certainsd no bita son Of Mr. GrLoERT, then started
on tour, biting everything with which he came
in eentact, until run down and shot. All dogs In
Bryan have disappeared, many being shut up,
and many more being killed, their owners being
unwilling to run any risks and the Marshal Is au-
thorined TO shoot all found on the streets unmuz-
Eled.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01

THE project Of building wigwam in
which TO hold the National Republican
Convention, at Chicago, has been aban.
doned, The Convention will bold its SEES
sions ia the Opera House.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01
"THsY made her grave too cold and damp

For q soul honest aud true"
If they had been wise, the dire necessity OF open
ing the grave for one so lovely might have been
sverted. Plantation Bitters. if timely used, are
sure 10 rescue the young and lovely, the middle
aged and the ailing, from confirmed sickness.
Almost all diseases have their beginning in some
stight difficulty of the Stomach, which would
oventuate IN Dyspepsia, Headache, Liver Com
plants. Night Swcats, Consumption, Death. Plan
taton Bittors will prevent these premonitory symp-
toms, aud keep the blood pure aud the health good.
While they inyigorate the system they enliven
the mind.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01

GOVERNOR BRowNLDw VIII soon issue n
proclamation postponing until November
the election OF Congressman.
OHARA, the newly elected Democratic
Clerk of tho Recorders Court in Chicago,
has been sued for damages to tho tune Of
$4,000, for iorcibIy putting Simeon w.
King, lawyer, out of the Court room
whio- he (O'lIara) was engaged in natural
izing uewly'arrived lrishmcn, before cleo
ton day.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
~ DIR. w. f. EMMETT,
0iYfyA Surg con Dentist,
ALb Perrysburg, Wood Co., o.

OFFICE over G. b. Kreps' Store, on Louisiana
" avenue. Dental work executed in Gold, Sill
yer and Rubber. Teeth extracted without pain
without the use or chloroform.
N B.-A full set of Rubber Teeth for $50. All
work warranted. Refer to Peck Hamilton, Per-
rysburg. liz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01

MAGSoLtA WArER.-A delightful toilet article
superior 10 Cologne and at half.the price.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01

II twouldb be impossible to enumcrate articlcsand
prices. To beapprcciated they must be seen, and
an invitation is therefore extended to the whole
community to call and see the beautlulstyl le and
quality of our
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01

OUR MOTTO.
A Free Vote or Free Fight!
OUR PLATFORM.
ne Constitution and Me Rights Of the
States I! !
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

Ausrssxo vnn CAsn svssxs Tho
Texas pspsr are adapaias ssavsssally
The cash systcn. Ups no osAsr ssn
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Of I'D frisads a''d I'aisons In arrears
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tirs pssssissy astisy, asd sotAl iAllass
Of tAs psblishiss kssisess W. do NOT
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

We O0IAe 70 Nave tubly tAO0na nd
nils bvilt b. thi, tine 1870 Cas-
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hevf Flint, hy every nsa mskiss
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JOB " Ga *
MUST M PAID voR
ON DELIYERYII
70 Subseribess IL Arrssrs

We have large Amount due ~ for
subscriptions, which, II RAid. vesld s".
able ", u pay others We cannot A.
ford 10. pubIish > papsr - . srseh
ssbsssihsss nsss ~ up II thsy %
not, " shall bs eeapslsst n erase their
nAmes.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

ALL Musr vorx Now.--Ths fol,
lowing sss rasssd both houses Of
Congress by Atws-thirda vote. The
radicals am dstsrmissd To leave
aothIsg undons to Africaniss thu
Soath, II NE people Of Tssas will
esyssiss asd vote, hey possess The
ssnsrisal ssrssgtA to defeat any
sssssssst'oa hat nay b. adopsd:
hI essesed, tsr., That hereafter
aay slsseion authorized By the ,ct
pasesd Nprph q, 1861, entitled !" An
81 70 psovids for the moro eacisnt
govsfanSat Of the rebel States. !"
passsd March 2, 1857, AID to fssili
~ reconstruction. shall b. decided
b : nicrlty Of The voses sssuslly
ees4 aaa at The elections ID which
~ question Of the adopslsa Or ~.
isetida Of Az eosstisau6s y sabnit.
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80 eassliea, Ii leeeeataag III or.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

Fifsy rcr cent on the above added Tor
double coIusan advertisements.
Alterations in standing advertisements
charged.
Psvs.ns desiring to do an active I'D
veytis,ag buaiasss that 10 10 change
their advsrtiscs,snss frequent, will be
charged the usual rate Of One Dollar
per square, rita a dedsctios n ~
Js. eeai or ose half tie Hssoi price.
The above terms have been agreed
upon, and will I,e strictly adhered TO
W. q. BARTLETT.
Propriet< Of liasriso~ Flag
Il. W. IDtIG;3ERY,
Pro. Of Texas Republican msl Timss.
September ~, 1861
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

and Tuesday Jsa9ins fFsn The bs,ls
and he AataeriMg nosssss u ~ prssa.
Il IL oae Of III most nasniessas ssbi-
hitioas that haa ever Visited he HtAts.
All the fun loving portioa Of ths ce~r
munity viii save their dimes 70 ~ 70 Il
Jows u. CAsTun. liz assos tAa4 ~
porss have been circslsls1 dat tAis
esntlsnan has gone OFT u bssinssk,
which w arc Eiad 70 80 eca<rads,sd
lIe Is still carrying on ~ Wholesale
ssoss,y business At Els old staad, essnsr
VI Caaai and New Lsvss ssrssts. New
OslsaaA He Is . slsvss gsstlsnss
aaA ~ ssssl'sss bssiasss naa- He ~
or bssa Wishes fss III sssessa
~ The trsth d The Old saylss. tAst
"vhsn March eonss in - . lIos, v viii
" ass ~ = hnb," nay bs shewa thb
ysas The ~ day II March wss ~
Of H. usost slar~y. boistsnss dAys ~
remember svss 10 hare wiinasse&.
Many Of tho isaces aassst towa ~ .
largs nHnber II fhssst syvss wsss blown
down. We uoslssd ssvssal hsyp tssss
across tho mad hstvssn MarsAali asl
5sesrsos. literally snsr W W The roosa
~ We had no winter sasn absss
ths 36lh OF glth Of Ilscsmbsp Blaes
then the weather has been, vIth shgAt
interruptions exceedingly eah vsgs-
tation 10 unusually backward, We lrust
tbss al oar sod wsAshss Ass eo~s IN q
BODY, and thss when spriss opsss \
will ssstiass warn shspssheas he
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hsss . favorable crop ssa ftsk ysss
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disioa b srprseiass ysss ~ shsadaass.
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TexAs Has TO SAssvsrsA = sAvsstissA
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fer ~ rspsbl i,As nonisstioi, VI
that Grasl I'D Aveued hinsslf b .
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We prcsu@s u may BE- regarded ~
. settled fact. shat . D,ssa SD 4As
Convention will bs.AsAls ~ osaA
which In all its ehArs4)sissiQ ~
prove a eoun,erp.rssf o~ilai c.
vcntions hcIdtA ~ st1ss eG11ks
States. We ART uos len 10 IL aarl
As to what ne nay exrses. rAs
Ccnssissssc~ sAsFssa vjA - . ~
ter sf csss<x. esfraseAips ~ ss.iss
hlset raT..lsszea. AsA aisfrsseAiss
sxAssseas rr.rSSs.sa II III vAisss, 70
~ss,rahye s~A Ahtseasise he eeats.
II SCH c.~stisstios prevails, The
scsrv<e vii. MT osly b isvssts1
viii fail rsli.iesl sqsalisy. With ~
rsgh, 10 vote, - hold oGss, SD ~
nj upon jar;cs, bst they viii sssseiss
Il: :.s ssss::ss,s:..!!:.= :.a.e.rs 10 he gov
ernnent, TO he used BY Ut Of d.
PRAYED asnseogsss for aasis s~a
selash psvpc~s~.
The party that costrols Dies Il
thoroughly orgnaissa. 1'ksss an
Loyal Leagues, . sscrst, oath. besad
orvsniratios. in every esssty cd
nciehborhood in the 9sste. The ~
grocs are drilled 50 a. 70 BE- sssd ibs
my emergency that may arise, and
the men tina, direct thc,a arc ~ ess.
ming as they are unpripcip|ed.
In this condition Of things, Il h.
hooves the intelligent, conservative
people Of tho State to osgaaiss u
carly as possible, and prepare to -
feat the Constitution which the non
grcls may adopt. This Is our lss
chascs. II wc fill In this, The char
actcr and prosperity of the Flats vi
be lost for time. How losg Il vii
require to undo the infamous work
IL accomplished, and what evils vii
b. Inflicted upon the gsvsssasa
and upoa society, Il is impossible I
tell. The recent slsctioa Plaisl
shows, that IL The people will cor
out add voss, ~ shsy ossht a.
doubles. viii do, thss The noasrsl
aud their worx will b. detected.
4 We say. therefore. organise !
every county aud ssishborhood With
out delay. Thess 10 NO tiss v lax
|
Corros ~ L,vssrooL The estimsss
stock Of cotton in Liverpool, 1aasa'
I'D. Was %06, " bales. with Isl 600
sea, agains. a tokal Of 693. 00O bales h
year, showing a. apparent ds1oit u
year Of 1890 balss.
~ A conscientious Apothecasy VI
sell only such preparations - he ksov
10 We valuable The fass thas every !
; patahle dsaesist in the Oountsy kssI
Mavsdsn's Feesorsl Baln, 10 anp
! proof shHs ia eiscaey has been tAoscse
' y tested For sale ~ oil Drsggists
4
!, DAiLy fLAa.--'i'his IA the title Of
neat little daily paper, the asst nsnh
d which made il appssrases u W.
nessiay morning. Dur city ee>snpesa
exhibit. spirit II eonnsa1sbls ~
prize in starting daily, aad nsssin I
eonragenent The sshseriptioa pss
Is only me dollar pr noath.
a ~ We hare received the arst as
). Der Of "Tar TxxAs CLAsscs, Psbli1
ed at Qait,aan, Wosd sosnty, ny D.
Williams, and edited by W. J.. Alsss
der. The paper Is conservative In ~
!. allied with interesting matter, ard "
/ printed. The Clarion takes The ~
. Of the Clipper. late radical sheet p,
lished At Csitman.
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