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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-02
Something New.

We call attention to the advertisement Of the
Duplex Elliptic or double Spring Skirt. Though
a recent invention, it has become very popular,
and is rapidly obtaining the preference over other
kinda in use. The rods in it are composed each of
two delicate and well-tempered steel springs,
which are ingeniously braided together. edge to
edge, the lower rods heavier, ana having double
covering. This pecularity of construction makes
this skirt very strong and durable, and also so
exceedingly flexible that it rapidly adapts itself to
the form of tile wearcr, and allows of any amount
of doubling aud crushing without injury to its
shape. These skirts are unquestonably the light
est, most desirable, comfortable and economical
ever made. These are advantages which ladies,
who have experienced the discomfort and incon-
venience of single springs, will duly appreciate.
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, March 1, 1866.
FL0UR--Fine, s. 25@5 so; Superfne, Q 0OCB
6 2S; Extra, 7 00@7 so; Double Extra and Fancy,
jO@l2 90. Rye Flour, 7 90. Buckwheat, 8 so.
GRAlN-old Red Wheat 22Oe amber Mch-
gan old, 220c; new, 1897 new white 1886. Corn,
50e. Oats 26@S2c. Rye 02Kc.
PoRk-Ness heavy s27i light 20 Ooi butts and
rumps % co.
LARD-Prime, in bbls. lSc; do. kegs, l9c.
BEEF--Mess heavy $40; do light IL 90; prime
l2 90.
P0TAToES--N Neshannocks SOC; Long Pink
Eyes, SOC; Mereors aud Carriers, sJci Common
and Mixed, 75c.
CofFee-Rio 2s932c; Java llc;
Sugars--raw sugar l2t1l5e crushed 100 l9<c
granulated l9@e; A coffee lSIEc; B coffee II 74c.
coffee l60l7Hc. Teas Yoang Hyson, 1000
lsOc; Imperial l45@tl9Oe; Black lOOtGl75c
Japan ll0@l35c. Molasses s0dl00c. Sirups-
fair 70@sOc; good 9O@l0Oe; prime 12Of9l5Oc.
Riee-Rangoon D1S@llc; Caroina Il1zMl4c.
LUMBER-Clear $50; 2d clear $50; box S45;
stock boards S2S; common boards Sl9; culled do
Sl4i fencing SPA; cul fencing Sl4; flooring strips
$40; 2l do $685. joist sSantling aud timber, Is feet
aud under. Sl9; A lS-ineh sawed shingles so;
ls-inch sawed shingles 25; l6-nch sawed
shingles 90 aud 90; clear aud second dressed
flooring 10 O0i common dressed flooring IS co.
common dressed siding s22; "a and clear dressed
siding S2oi dressed stock common, l2-inch, Sg5j
dressed eommou boards s2li Lath 50.
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MAuMEE nIyER ON THE RAMPAGE.
Breaking Up of the Redistribution of
Property.


On Sunday and Monday the broken ice of the
Maumce formed an immense barrier on the Rapids
above this place, and the river above the icy bar
ricadc arose some Ave feet higher than it has been
known for many years. In consequence of this,
great fears were entertained for the safety Of the
Maumee Bridge. On Tuesday morning this for
midable ice dam gave way more gradually than
was anticipated, and although the bridge stood a
soS afe 9Faaeeaall, itbns.escapea i!niinry,
On Tuesday afternoon the pressure above broke
up the entire field of ice in front Of this place, and
with angry, crashing violence, the broken, surging
mass was borne lakeward by the powerful current.
The "Flats," Immediately below the Maumec
Bridge have been torn and devastated by the wild
torrent, as with the plowshare Of ruiu-every vcs-
tigc of fence has been swept away, and over the
entire extent huge blocks and masses Of ice are
piled in inextricablo confusion. Timber, hay
stacks and fences have been borne away by the
angry food. A scow in the bayou has been COM
pletely wrecked.
At this writing the river in front of our town is
clear of ice, but the waters are swollen to great
hight, and Ewing's Island is nearly covered, in
consequence Of huge gorge of ice having formed
below this point in the vicinity of Rock Bar, where
the ice has made barrier as formidable as Pa
risan barricado We opine crashing time is in
reserve for Toledo wharves and bridges.
For several days the weather has been balmy
and genial as Spring, and the indications at pres
ont forpbole rain
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Woo, Crowers, Meetinr.

At meeting of Wool Growers of Lucas aud
Wood Counties, held at the Court house in Toledo,
recently, the following constitution was adopted
and officers elected:
ARTICLE l.--This Association shall be known
as the Lucas and Wood Counties Wool Growers
Association. N
Arr. 2.-Its officers shall consist of President
Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and three
Directors, who shall constitute the Executive Com
nittee of the Association.
ART. 3.-The officers Of this Association shall
be elected at each annual meeting in January !;
their duties shall be those ordinarily performed by
officers of similar organizations.
ART. Amy person may became member of
this Association on payment OF an annual member
ship fee of one dollar.
ART. 5.-This Association shall hold two regu-
lar meetings in ca ch year, one of which in January,
and the other in MAY, on such days and at such
places as majority of the Executive Committee
shall determine, alternating the meetings between
the two counties.
The following officers were duly chosen Presi-
ddent-R. C. THOMPSON, of Lucas Vice President
"A. z. READ, of Wood Treasurer-H. KELLOGG,
of Lucas Secrctary-JAMEs w. Ross, of Wood.
Drectcrs-EBER BRADLEY, of Lucas JAS. J..
SAITH, of Wood and F. r. WARREN, of Lucas.
On motion, the annual meeting in May next for
the shearng festival, agreed be held in Syl-
xania, and the Executive Committee will meet in
Toledo, on Tuesday, March l3, at the Court house,
to arrange the premium list for the same.
r. C. THOMPSON, President.
J. w. Ross, Secretary
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J. W. Ross, Secretary.
Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.

Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following arc the transfers of real estate IN
Wood County, shown by the books in Recorder
MEnRy's Office, for the week ending February "a,
1866:
Rudulf Zingg to Jacob Shall; 80 acres in y
NV sec l5, tp4, U. S. R.-s420.
John Ash to Y. 0sman; lot 81 in BIilgrove-$55.
J.. Il. Curry to j. II. hegginson; pit sw sec Is,
tip 5, range 10, OIL acres-SI ,s36.
A. Hampton to J. D. Thomas; 10 acres ne corner
sw SEQ 10, Up 5, Fange l0-S400.
s. Green 70 d. Lesher lots s, 0, % and 30, in
Freeport--$700.
Is. j. Viers ~ j. FOrbush; y sw sec 2, tn T.
range II, 80 acres-Sl 900.
J. Lands tn A. Deloug; q of q ne sec H.
Up 3, range II, 80 acres-s3 900.
j. b. Hathaway to II. l.. Hathaway; lots IL and
II, Milton Center-Sl25.
q. Yonker to NJ. Yonker; 10 acres in NV cor sw
sec 2S, tp 5, range ll-$l50.
l.. Truax to j. F. Manntler; & ne soc Sj, tp 5,
Tange ii, 80 res-S50O.
g. W. Dookwaltcr to l.. s. MIerj q lot 20, in
Westou-sl5O.
L.. Black to Peter Gcissi pt " u ne sec 80, tp 8,
range 10, q acres $500.
Ashton Taylor to J. Van Rensalear; y NV sec
~, tp 4, L. S. r., 80 acres-Sl $50.
q. Beach 10 Peter Ulgener uud 4 y Sc sec
IL, Up l, u. s. r., 40 acres-S3O0.
Asher Cook TO Eli Phillips; y ne see Z, tip A.,
range II, 80 acres--sSO0.
=. A. Sehnass to J. LANDER lot l6s, Clay juno
tion-$55.
!, Salisbury to Jas. Salisbury; 4 4 Sc sec
J. tp 4, range 10, 20 aeres-S500.
J. p. Rogers TO J. Rnckman; q ne sec 81 tp
,. range 10, so acres-S 200.
Isaac Smith 70 z. w. Deverna; W y Sc sec 20,
p ll U. s. R., so acres-S2, 600.
Q: fonns to s, Smith, sw ne sec so, tp 5, range
~, 40 acres-Si,o00
X. Harbaagh to ]. B. Finley; q NV sec 10, tp
Z, range 8, 80 acres-S625.
OF. Orator to w. 8. Pierson; = ne sec 50,
sp 3, ra nge 10, 80 acres-s96O.
AriliA Borden to A. ]. Orr lot As, in Bowling
Qreen--S50O.
j. Craven to A. b. Garnes road tract No. 60, S
part, ll6 eres--S3,4 ,435.
:. A. b. Garnes TO V. Hahn pt p. road tract
No. so, Sc acres -S64S.
J. Moeherman to J. Hampshire; ne SO sec 4, tp
,, range l--sl 200.
d. x. Hollenbeek to'J. G. Lewis; 4 sw sec
2s, tp 4, range 8, so aeres--s86O.
Solomon kuder 10 w. Il. Opperman; NV ne sec
le, Up 5, range 10, 40 acres-S550.
D. StrattOn TO Il. c. Lawrenoei lot 237, Perrya-
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The Perrysburg Literary Sooiety

The Baptist Church was again crowded on
Tuesday evening, and the exercises were, as usual,
varied and interesting.
Declarations were given by Ed. 0'CoNNER and
Miss CAROLINE THOMSON.
The Literary Journal was read by Mrs. J. a..
BoNNELL, in distinct and creditable manner.
The discussion on the question making it the
duty of the Government to give to each freedman
over twentyone years of age, at least forty acres
of land, was discussed by Mcssrs. REID and CALL
LARD in the affirmative, and Messrs. PARSONS and
TYLER in the negative.
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For Salel

A scholarship in CALxtNs, GRIFFIN Co.'s
Commercial College, at 0berlin, Ohio. This is
one of the best commercial colleges in the country.
The scholarship viii be disposed of at such rates
as to make it object to any one desirous of at
tending such school, Apply to the editor of the
.JoT-RNAL
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Patent Paper Carmel.

Cheap durable and beautiful. Write to W. S.
LUSr, Fostoria, Ohio, for family or township right
The best Clothes-wringers, Clotheswashers, Or
gans, Melodeons or Pianos for sale, to be found
anywhere. Inquire of Rev. J.. A. SHANNON, or of
w. S. LuNT, Fostoria, Ohio.
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Toledo s. Wnhnsh Railway.
NEW ApvnnTIsEMENTs.

law card-John A. Shannon.
Notice Of Insolvency--Susan Tribby.
Hoop Skirts-wests' Bradley h Carey.
Legal Notice-Edwin Tuller.
Statement Of the Corn Exchange ms. Co.
Barga ins-Lewis ii. Cass.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-02
READY MADE CLOTHING,

EO1 Men ana boys.
A complete assortment: alsO Piece Goods and
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods; have the best ia
cilities tor getting up genteel suit OF clothes on
very short notice.
HATS AND CAPS-.il kinds and sizes
BOOTS AND SlIOE5-For Ladies aud
Misses, Mon aud Boys. All warranted or
20 sale.
An assoI tment of CROCKERY and
IOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, unsnr-
passed in this vicinity.
GROCERIE5-Such as Coffee, Tea, Sugar,
Syrups, Spices, Rice, Starch, Saleratus, &C., &c.
We Invite an examination of our Immense
Stock. We guarantee the quality of our Goods,
and shall, at all times endoavOr 70 sell at prices
that will satisfy our friends.
We pay CASH at all times for Grain aud Country
Produce, and have ample Storage Room for all
kinds OF Grain.
We also pay CASH FOR SLAVES delivered
at our yard in Perrysburg.
~ Notice our Market Reports In to-day's pa /.
per. We buy anl sell in accordance with the
prices there given.
+. K. MILLER & co.
Perrysburg, October 2, 1865. 3zL
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Real Estate for Sale,

fINHE undersigned have established Real Es-
l. tate Agency in this place, and have large
number Of lmpvovcd Farms and Unimprovcd
Lands for sale in Wood County, ohio, among
which are the following
A Farm of II acres in the new survey Of out
lots in Perry sburg IS acres under cultivation, IS
acres uAder fence, log house, well, 30 bearing
apple trees and all nicely drained. Price, $40 per
acre.
A Farm Of 1917 acres, miles south of Perrys-
burg, on Plank Road, ON corner OF cross road, 10
acres under cultivation, some prairie and openings
on IL, balance well timbered. Price $40 per acre,
A Farm nf ITO acres, miles from perrysburg,
ON Maumce River, about 20 acres under cultiva-
tion, 90 acres OF II river bottom, good orchard
good farm house and barn, convenient out build
iugs, well, eistcrn, &C., desirable tract Price,
$50 per acre.
A Farm OF 40 &C. a. in Perry Township. near
Milgrove good buildings, one of the best orchards,
in the county it, good road, under good state
of cultivation, &c. Price $40 per acre.
Unimprovcd Lands.
100 acres miles south Of Pcrrysburg, on
corner Of two good county roads, heav lily timbered
with oak, hickory, &c, improved taims ON three
sides Of It, and good school house Il mile distant.
Price, tl2is per acre.
gao acres in section 10, Milton Township,
on railroad, well timbercd with whte-wood, black
walnut, buiternut, sugar tree oak, hickory, bass
wood, elm aud cottonwood. Good location for n
steam saw mill. Price Slj per acre.
100 acres in $ \ Of see 4, Milton Township,
less thar one mile from railroad, adjoining good
settlement, hnely .,diO, N,SiniN'
sic and ell per acre. .nn
gao acres in Middleton Township, near Thorn
as st am mill, has on 1t n nicc sugar ridge and
stone quarry well timbcred. Price ~ per acre,
I7S acres in Webster Township. good stave
timber ON il, and nice land Price, 81 per acre.
West part north west !, section 81, town6, range
H. in Webster township, adjoining improved farm,
and in good neighborhOod. Price 81 per acre.
West u north east 4 of section rs, near 10 mile
House in Webster township. Price 81 per acre.
North !, southeast I, of section 30, and north
y south west 4 in section 30, Milton township
well tiulbored, near the steam saw mill at Lewis
burg. Price 50 per acre.
Several in-lots in Perrysburg on II. n, near de-
pot, for sale cheap.
Also good Wild Lands in south part Of Wood
County, and in Ottawa County, as low as 50 pei
acre.
We have for sale land in Lucas County, at low
prices; also, lands in Iowa, Indiana, Michigan
and Missouri, timbcrcd and prairie at from 81 to
$40 per acre.
Persons having farms and unimproyed lands tC
SELL are respectfully solicited to give us the agency
of same, AS we charge nothing unless we find you
| purchaser.
| We have the only Abstract of Titles 10 all lots
and lands in Wood County, and will furnish copies
of same to purchasers, or owners of land, upor
| reasonable terms.
Office over W. J. lIitchcock's store, corner o
Louisiana Avenue and Front street.
ROSS, COOK < BELL.
| Pcrrysburg Ohio, January 20, 1866.
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nNE of the largest stocks of Fall Goods ever
\ , brought to this market is now being received
at the popular Dry Goods Store Of W. j. Hitch
cock. In variety it is extensive, and In quality un-
surpassed in this market, These Goods have been
selected with extreme care, aud with special refer
cnce to the wants Of customers in this section of
country. This wcll-sclccted stock Of Merchandise
comprises in part
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-02

DUCKEYE Grain DRILL and Grass.seed
ID SOWER-gven up TO be the best Drill and
Seed-Sower IL u.s.. We sell at mAnufaeturefa'
prices. CROOK FIREMAN.
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

We invite the examination Of our lady friends 10
our magnificent assortment Of Dress Goods, among
which may DO found
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PIONEERS Of THE MGUMsE VALLEY,
ADDRESSES ON THE OCCASION

semi-Annual Meeting, February ~.
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.I,,a. Lsaamss ..s. By ..sdy must be wonl

A"Hs u0 OF ehtAlIod from sire 20 SON."
Learn now that DIR. ID. III. Sselye's Ii
quid CAtaTrh Remedy will permanently cure
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STRENGTH TO THE wFAKt
YGETU Tn THE AEFD

1ODIH To TIE AGED
This preparation Is aneahaled as RejavcAstoy
aud kestorer Of wasted or inert functions.
The aged should be certain to make the Bio
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them yooihfol In feeling and in strength, and tna
BILE them t0live over again the days OF thsis pPis
time loy. Il not only exhiarates but strengthens,
and is really au invaluable blessing, especially iO
those who have been reducedo condition Of ser
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No matter what the cause Of the impotency Of any
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tions, lmbeelity, Mental Incidence, Ehaeiation.
novel effect upOn the nervous system; Snd all
who are IN any way prostratea BY neTtons disabis-
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Persons who, by imprbdence, have lost their
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One Dollar per Bottle, OF Six Bottles for IS.
Sold by DriRgials generally.
Sent hy express anywhere, by addressing
HUT0HiSGS s. HiLLYER, Proprislsrs.
81 Cedar Street New York
BetioB, Durham, Cleveland; IsAn p. fark,
Cinshnsii and Dooley 4 Bro. Toledo, wholesale
Agents. Sold by Pecs 4 Hamiltaa, PerryaburK.
lteeorlyl
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Hardware,
CrOckery,
Glassware

Those wishing to purchase anything in this line
will find il to their advantage TO pay my Store visit
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention of the
public is respectfully invited to my extensive stock
feeling assured it will be time proftably spent.
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MERCHANDISE.
MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN EVERI
-A---
Al MAGNIFICENT LINE or
Fall and Winter Goods,
All THE STORE OF
A.G.WilIiamS s e. Bro.

VNTE have made our purchase Of Goods for uhs
w Session at the lowest point that Goods have
been sold this Fall at the Eastern markets, and
will sell them for less than they BE- bought for
in New forS al the present time. Our steck ia
large one aud wull selected, with view 10 the
special requirements OF this section of the country,
and We corre before the public With the the conf
deuce that
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A DMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE. - Notice is
IA hereby given that have been appointed and
qualified as Administrative on the estate Of II. y.
Alexander, late of Wood County, Ohio, deceased.
All persons Interested will goSorn themsclres nc .
cOrdingly. SARAH ALEXANDER
February 3, 1896 sd
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wE CAN Nor RE tNpERsoLp.

II would be impossiblr 10 enumeratt articles and
an invitation Is therefore extended 10 the whole
community to call aud see the beautiful style and
quality Of our
STOCK of DRY GOODS,
Which embraces all the moe, desirable qualities
to be found In the market.
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Especial attention is directed to my large, ricl
and magnificent assortment Of
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Unimprovcd lands.

100 acres miles south of Perrysburg, on
corner Of two good county roads, heavily timbereC
with oak, hickory, &c, improved farms ON three
sides Of IT, and good school house 4 mile distant
Price, tl2ls per acre,
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A Farm OF 40 &C. A. in Perry Township, near
Millgrove good buildings one of the best orchards,
in the county ON it, good road under good state
of cultivation, &c. Price $40 per acre.
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fJNnE undersigned have established a Real Es-
l. tate Agency in this place, and have a large
number Of lmpvovod Farms and Unimprovcd
Lands for sale in Wood County, Ohio, among
which are the following
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Providence permitted to enjoy.
It's not in titles nor in rank
It's not in wealth, like London Bank,
To purchase peace or rest
If happiness hath not its seat
Aud center in the breast
We may be rich, We may be great,
But can't be truly blest.'
Thongh many of these illustrious pioneers, hav
ing filed up the measure of their destiny have
passed away, yet there lived in the hallowed mem-
ories clustering around them, a moral influence
which has, and ever will be felt throughout all
time.
The thanks of the Association were rendered
Prof. PARKS and Mr.. MANOR for their addresses,
and the latter gentleman was requested to furnish
copy of his address for publication.
Judge POTTER was then called upon and made a
stirring address, in which he spoke of the early
history Of the Valley-the establishment of the
boundary line 10 Lake Erie between the American
and British possessions--of British perGdy in in
stgatng the Indians toretain their enmity against
the Americans-ofthe operations of General Wayne
the Battle OF Falling Timbers, etc. He auimad-
verted in strong terms on the conduct and policy OF
the British Government, not only in relation to the
earlier history Of country, and to our frontier
struggles, but during our whole history as natiou
from the time Of the Revolution, down TO the pres
ent, he showed that Great Britain's demeanor to-
ward the United States was one Of smothered hos
tility, actnated by envy, ambition and maleyolence
and in special manner had that power dis
played its embittered hatred by her heachery dnr-
ing the past four years. Tie thought our Govern
ment was too complaceni in its intercourse with
England. lie was strong and emphatic in bis
language, and although called to order, his sturdy
home-truths were greeted with rapturous applause,
and the feelings and sympatlies Of the audience
were with him. His address was closed with
many amusing incidents OF his experience as cir
nitJudge, In this Valley, thirty years ago, which
were quite entertaining.
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