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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22
An Hshttorinl Rrntns.

An editor INDUCES il the following talk to his
subscribers. The famous speech Of Brutus on the
death of Caesar, as rendered by Shakespeare, is
made to do service in this amusing trayesty
Hear us for our debts, and get ready that you
may pay; trust us, we have need, you have long
been trnsted acknowledge your indebtedness, and
dive into your pockets that you may promptly
fork over. If there be any amUng yeu-one single
patron-that don't owe US something, then we say
to him, step aside, consider yourself gentleman.
If the rest wish to know why we dun them, this is
our answer: not that for ourselves, but our
creditors do. Would you rather we went to Jail
and you go free, than pay your debts and keep us
moving AS we agreed, we have worked-for you;
as we contracted, we have furnished the paper for
you; but as you don't pay, we dun you. Here are
agreements for job work, contracts for subscrip
tion, promises for long credit, and duns for de-
fsrred payment. Who is there so green that don't
take the paper? II any. he need not speak for We
don't mean him. Who is there so green that he
don't advertise? II any let him slide, he amt the
chap either. Who is there so mean that he don't
pay the printerf II any, let him speak, for he's
the man we're after. O
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w. HI. Pennelrs Sewing Machine Agency


We call attention to the card of Mr.. PENNELL in
another column of this paper. 1t will be seen by
Il that he is Agent for Paner, Braunsdorf Co.'S.
Premium Noiseless Sewing Machines.
T We have carefully examined his machines, and
1t is with confidence affirm, that in their excel
iency Of fnish in strength and in their capability
to execute all classes of sewing they stand unriva-
led among the class of Shuttle machines. They
possess all the advantages of the Singer machine,
without its disagreeable noise. Each machine has
hemmer, braider, folder and gorder, indeed 1T ex-
ecutes all classes of sewing equally well.
Such as need Sewing Machine will do well to
pay Mr.. PENNELL a visit before making their pur-
chase elsewhere. In addition to the intrinsic value
of the Machine, the high personal character and
integrity of Mr.. PENNEL is such, that all who do
business with him, may be assured of fair and
honorable dealing. Office, No. 90 Summit street,
Toledo.
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nIEIl.

GRAHAM.-On Tuesday evening. at 10 O'Clock,
Of Inflammation Of the Bowels, WoLcorr, son VI
Mt. aud Mrs. E. GRAHAN, aged is years aud 2
months.
The deceased was well aud favorsbiy known,
and his loss is mourned by large circle Of ac-
quaintaees. His remains were conveyed TO their
resting place, Wednesday afternoon. Funeral
serviees hY Z. N. DARKnuLL.
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ERRORS OF.YouTIE.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful indescretion will, for the sake OF srGering
send free to all who need It, the recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adver-
tiser's experience, can do SO by addressing
JOHN D. OGDEN.
43zz No. 10 Chamb ers rect, New York.
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wood County official Directory
Irn1crAnY orrroERs.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Sewing Machines--M. H. Pennell.
Timber Lands for Sale-F. & d. X. Hollenbeck
Thayer, Noyes & Co.'s Combination Circus.
Ditch Notice.. G. Myers.
Hoop Skirts, for 1896.
Legal Notce-Asher Cook.
Administrator's Notice. Daniel Guyer.
Ditch Notice. W. Hiser.
U, s. Internal Revenue-W. o. Brown.
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--Acco RDISo to the new Postal law, just sp-
proved by the President, prepaid and free letters
are to be forwarded at the request of the party ad-
dressed, from one postotiice to another without
additional postage charge, and returned dead let
ters arc 10 be restored to the writer's thereof free OF
postage.
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A WEALTHY Baltimore rebel writes to
Washington that bail to the amount of two
millions of dollars can bo procured in that
city at five hours notice, for jeff Davis.
The letter further states that twenty FIVE
thousand dollars have been quietly sub
scribed toward defraying the expenses Of
the trial, and that one hundred thousand
dollars more can be raised if necessary.
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Every Instrument War
1 have NIL the facilities for manutactu,

buy cheap, and get good, reliable instrument A
order in moving, and there being no person to put
ditlon and materially injured.
buy my Pianos at the Lowest Cash Prices,
profit each one. / now ask you to consider
on or Organ, write me, giving name and place of
&C., it shall not be my fault.
instruments securely Packed to
s:ay" Send for Circulars. Sheet Music, Band
cry thing usually kept in n First Glass Music
the Lowest Prices. Any Piece of Music sent
Teachers supplied at the usual rates. All Orders
tE-Pinnos and MelOdcons
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Real Estate for Sale.

TINE undersigned have established Real Es-
Il tate Agency in this place, and have large
number of Improved Farms and Unimproved
Lands for sale in Wood County, Ohio, among
which are the following:
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CELEBRATED AM
SOLE MANUFACTURER
PATENT INEPROV
MADE ONLY AT

Icy These improved Melodeons have received
the Michigan State Fair at Adrian, September 81
deons ON exhibition.
The following Dre n few OG tho
Mr.. w. w. WHITNEY, Toledo, 0.-Dear Sir f;
instrument. II is rich and strong in tone, and is
in recommending them to all who desire q real
you in the great success you have had thus far,
ton. remain yours, very truly,
From De celebrated 0rydnisi, O. W. Morgan, Of
To Mr.. W. w. WnITNEY-Dear Sir; have
praise Of them, and at tho same time feel confident
may purchase them. remain, dear sir most
Also FROM
w. n. THOMPSON, Prof Of Music, NY;
J. WILLIAM SUFFEtN, Toledo, Ohio;
ID. DgYIVo, Opera Manager, New York;
@, s. CR0SSMAN, Matches, Miss.i
Every TnSty,1lnlont Wnr
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Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MERRY's Office, for the week ending June 10, 1866 :
H. Baskhaus % E. N. Bluei lots 81 and 81, in
Psrrysburg- 5000.
J. Myers to J. LOman; pit u ne sec 10, tp 8,
range ls, Is es-$340.
q. Gaghan to R. L. Knapp; lots 10 and 20, Mill
groye-$3o0,
$40.
&c. Thomas to Anna Forrest; a lot 43, Tom
togahy-$50.
L. Miller 70 P. Burbeckeri a NV sec 2, tp 8,
range IL, l60Sacres-SI 800. fE
p. KlOPfe9stsin to ]; Cromj Pt sw NV sec 2s, tp
5, range II, IS acres-S267.
z. cranker 70 q. Leathersi lots 29s and 3O3, in
Psrrysburg-$l5O.
4. Decker to ]. olink; u ne sec "a, tp 5, range
P. L. Mahr to I. ]. Howard in-lot 8. Perrys-
II. Tucker to H. S. Chapman; acre NV corner
x sw sec -, tip Z, range l2-$l 900.
Geo. France TO D. Tyner; lot IL, in l.ewisburg
J. Valance to E. Emmerson; lots "a and 25 in
Eegleville-$
j. Russell 70 o, P, Drake; ne Sc sec 22, tp 8,
range IL, 40 acres--S5O0. tt |
NV. Sargent to.S. l.. Sargent; the J. Sargent
Farm in Portage, l39 aeres-S4,O00.
II: F. Lewis to Z. KnaPpj lot Q, in Lswisburg
A; I. Hutchinson to NJ. Greelyi lot 2. in Milton
Centsr-$25.
\. IIenning to Q. 0roelyi lot 4, Milton Center
$50.
ME-. Kyss to E. Churchill; lot So, westheld
$500.
H. Hoot 70 j. Miner; 5 y n 4 sw sec 3, tp 4,
range ~, 20 aeres-$42Q.
u. St. Clair to o. s. Burgess; 10 acres in sw sec
81, tp 8, range 12-S500.
A. j. Crane TO II. S. Chapmanj Pt W y 50 sec
~, tp 7, range IL. 10 acres S650.
i d, Blot to 8, Emerson; ne NV sec 22, tp 3, rng
IL, 40 acres $3.50.
Sheriff q. w. Evers TO ]. V. Ovens y ne
sec ], tp 5, range 9, so acres-Sl O75.
W HammOn % =, Ovid = Sc sec 9, tp 8, rng
10, 80 acres-Sl 1926.
8. st. Clair to o, s. Burges; II acres pt sw
sec 81, Up Q. range I2-$7oo.
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OF w. w. MHlTNEY's
ED MELODEONS,
TOLEDO, OHIO.
ranted for Five Years.

ing these superior MeIodeOns, fhe1tdIng
powOt and maohiuoty (etery department being an
personal supervisory and feel confident, with
surpassed Improvements, that l am now placing
the public superior instrument, larger, and with
ness OF tone not heretofore obtained by any other
on manufacturer. The finish and durability Of
struments are second to none. With my unsur4
facilities, hope to continue to furnish these Mslo4
much less than Eastern prices. All orders will ro-
prompt attention as IL parties were here TO select,
at LAG and 14S Summit street.
Now, let me give you reasons why Il will be 20
vantage to buy Of me- In the hrst place you will
largo assortment to select from, comprised Of the
made in the country. Again, you have your Piano
deOn put up in your house, in good condition,
further trouble. And in the third place, you will
great many Pianos are spoiled by getting out Of
them properly in order, they are used in that con-
and my sales being largo, do not require great
these facts, and should you want a Piano, Melodsa
residence, and II we do not agree in price, terms
go any distance Free of Charge.
Instruments, Music Books, Piano Stools, and otA
Store, always on hand, Wholesale and Retail, at
Postpaid, on receipt OF the Price. Dealets and
should be addressed to
w. w. WHITNEY,
Palace of Music, 173 Summit st., Toledo, q.
Tuned ana Repaired.-0 -0l 47IH
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INuIGR,rtoN to Colorado this season is
unprecedented, aud the crops promise an
extraordinary yield.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

rTNHE subscribers are receiving fne stock OF
4 Spring aud Summer Goods, at greatly re-
duced prices. Our old stock Of high priced Goods
are all sold. We now present TO the public as
good an assortment Of New and Fresh Goods at tue
WIN. & II. II. HOUSTON.
ERlENDS ard customers, call and see our New
IL Goods. H0USTONS.
FRESH stock Of Summer Hats and Straw
"A Goods at HOUSTONS'.
10 you want nice Calf Boot? Call at HOUS-
IL TONS Boot and Shoe Shop.
| FINE stock Of Muslins, Prints and Delaines
"A at HOuST0NS'.
EULL assortment Of Boots aud Shoes at
Il HOUSTONS'.
NNTATER-LIsiE for sale at the
w HARDWARE STORE.
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Examination Exercises at the Perrys-
=" burg Union School.

Examination Exercises at the Perrys-
' burg Union School.
The Examination exercises at the Perrysburg
Union School commenced yesterday, and will con-
tinue to-day and three days of the ensuing week,
closing on Wednesday afternoon. The following
is the programme ofsexercises, as furnished as by
Professor ]. w. EWING: al-
FRIDAY, JUNE %.
Examination of the First Glass in the Grammar
School.
h't ~ MONDAY, JUNE 25.
Examinations in the High School.
TUESDAY, JUNE 25.
Fereaoon-C Conclusion of examinations in the
High School,
1fernooR-Presentalion Of Certificates to the
successful candidates for promotion from the va
riOus Departments in the High School Room, at
O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27
Graduating Exercises, commencing in the after
noon, at 2 O'Clock.
The programme will consist of Essays by the
Graduates; Conferring the Degrees; an Address
and Vocal and instrumental Music.
We cordially invite many can, to be with
us during these various exercises.
j, w. EWING, Superintendent.
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Cox. of Physians surgeons Physcisn the Metro
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vyALLEas OPERA H0rrE
wv hEWAkk. ~ =.
SOxDAY rvEvfSs, Dee ~ ssd esring ne yet.
THE YOtfTuFUI. BRILLIANT AND FAsglNATfvo
wbRRELL sfartRa
ssphss fr~ne aud Jsnny.
wf appear In u their ss1ss sr1 fsvoyiss
xs'r y. DosSELLr.
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NJ klrs t~rrna.sfor ~ s~ofg~ w0of Esq.
HIrixEk sArUHDAy. DfaEnnsa ~
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for sk frsx eNs@ T~auss CoulsrNs ~
TIfATng TICKET OFFICES,
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a AMUsEMENTs.

R RisDhi-rREScH THEATRE.
S~ .. ADELAIDE RIsTORi
pnsn, VII make her rentre~ oo - -'' e.s
voyrhiDAY. December n
- -. Ioh SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
ssaors s n nsr Sspsrass % Tor De,ro cincinna rsseo
louis nnu NeL oftesns for Aights w.
be opaned Thursday Drrmher ~ ~ 9stor ushet
salse - Ssosdw.y sader the supenssndsDrof ,hs ~
ticket o0lcs ~ that establishment Wv" -"
Farticulsrs u future advertisements.
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NEW YORK, MONDAY. DECEMBER IL,


DRY GOODS.
a cLosiN6 BALE.
sToock AND SixruREs FOR SALE.
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$50 DOZEN HOSIERY.
LOT LADIES' HOSE, CLOSING l5c UP.
LOT GENTS HALF HOSE, CLOSING 12Hc. nP.
WOOLLEN GOODS CLOSING.
hhRsskss1s scaA sATa SSEE sss.As HOODS
PINS s. PAPER NEEDLES &C. SNp e sIs PApsR ri . srxs
BRAIDS D., MACHINE SILK l0p SPOOL. HOOKS AND
EYES lc CARD. HAIR NETS &C., PoRTEMoNNAlES
Auction IoT cTxRK's 40 YARD COTTON, So
MUST RE SOLD ny JANUARY J.
50 CASES or TOYs AND FANCY GOODS REMAINING
OVER FROM LAST SEASON WILL BE CLOSED OUT
BALMoRAL SKIRTS BELOW COST.
LITTLE LOT OF DRESS GOODS CLOSING OUT.
CENTS, HEAVY WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. Ssc
STORE oPEN FOR THE PRESENT UNTIL sP.N.
WIN. kinney,
72i AND 343 EIGHTH AVENUE.
Between Twenty frat and Twenty second streets.
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LII LETTERS roR TEACHERS WANTED OR
"A .chocls promptly answered. By sddrsssing the Ns:
onal Yeachers lnstute b6z Broadway Teachers wanted
II 49, RICE ANDREWS. Principals.
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cEygRfsI AND rEAsE's
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RTErNwAys RooNH WEDNESDAY, DEC. NJ,
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HTLf~wAY HALL,
rrfis EyESfsC, DEC. ~. a. socLoCK
On which hr vii be- Assisted By ard ~ tws.y
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Choir under dire ten of Dr. Gnsisr Tekes e for
Music aud Foot stores snf ficx~t Agsnss Hssefys1
~~~is Ss eurn maj - sernrsa -ssn~srs wtFe alas.
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VI has the honor " snnsunee Ne Arna.i csscsrt a.
ms EvEsiso' BIC. Il. ~ O'CLOCK.
On which OCCASION hr w BE- assisted b yp~srd u twssy
Eminent Arss and portion ~ The eeisDfsse1 s~eia
Choir under direction o Dr. Gn,isr T<hsts ei for
On. MUSIC aud Foot stores ssf rxst Agencies. Hssey "a
s<rured st steinwRys wtsfe. ssu.
toa~. ~ adm -~tr cards hsve thea. esehsng~f fsf
coupon ttCkets a~eurfng seals
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AnusEMESTs.

Rrfsr FUND SOCIETY
The seventh annual Erhsllian VII cioss the galleries.
ofns National Academy of Design, u rw.asy,hrs
street and voortb avenue.
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o~ THURSDAY. 1UrH. ArsrM
The Painting contributed q The fun6 will
he NJ tho raleries Friday sist
AIS ao'eisrk ~ W w. LhEDH MINER These original
.tu8 8tiou. II Auser
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tk1fet - - Istrf fr~r~n0y ksh ~ npS~wstA MsAf
WN - fsnf$1sd "a lie shNfth er~~
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ws~s AR ss'ee 70 s1rs
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Less able 30 protect themselves Cheers Before sitting
dawn he would say that his bad nged reading IN tbs
that great number Of persons had been convicted
Of uSne false weights and measures In Lambeth Laughter
He hoped that disgrace would be wiped OF from the borough
and h. ure mat IN perfectly healthy opinion the sub
t nrevaied these convictions would not be again heard or
Hear, hear - h,o,ho, ,.,r...,, .,,,. :,
Mr. UnghesI will answer in the words used 10 Tept to
more serious question: my brothers keeper Cheers
aud laughter -, -, a. o..o
In reply 10 questions Mr. Hughes said be was NOV e
nent OF the ballot nor was he the advocate OF H. bs
lar wish 10 have the voting ny Young pape & e1ion
committees had altered his opinion Inc way ~
the evil by Acknowledgement Hear hear AZ cs w
question put him respecting the connection between
and State he begged say that he member OF the
Of England and the whole thought that the
pondeated from the union Of Church and State He
however that the Church Of England wond be quite az
and as strong il separated from the stae ne
believed that the was the whole beneficial 70 tho
country -, ~, - .
On the motion Of Mr. Granville seconded by MI Lang
vote of confidence and thanks to Mr. Hughes was passed
and the meeting separated.