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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-05-11
Local BREVITIEs.

--BbANKs Of every description Jus, received and
Tor sale at the JoURSAL Ofnce.
--HooP-sKIRrs, Of superior make and style, for
sale at the store Of +. r. MtILER 4 Co.
ATTEND to disintecting your premises without
delay. Limo, for the purpose, can be had by sp-
plicatiou to the Marshal, or to g. b. KRsFs.
--DoS'r forget the meeting Of the Officers and
Directors Of the Wood County Agricultural Socis-
", which eouvenes at Tontogany tomorrow.
A NEW Photograph Gallery win be opened on
MokdaS next tas will be seen by reference to our
advertising columus), in the yellow building near
the Union School House.
TINS Democracy Of this county hold their Con-
venton at the Courthouse in this place, on next
Wednesday, for the purpose Of selecting delegates
10 the Democratic State Convention.
--TuE attention Of wool growers in this vicinity
is directed to an article in another column treating
upon the proper method Of preparing their wool for
market. The topic is one to which they win Dc
well to give heed.
N. l.. BARLOW & Co. have opened new Oil
| Paint and Glass Store, at No. 5 Summit street, To.
/ ledc, Just opposite the packet dock. They keep 0
| good assortment of excellent qualities, and sell Al
the lowest rates. See advertisement.
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TOLEDO MARKET.

ToLEno, May 10, 1896
FLOUR-Fine, SIS 5O@5 rs; Supcrfne, 8 00@
so; Extra, Z 50GDS 90; Double Extra aud Fancy,
OOt@lS SO. Rye Flour, 90,
GRAIN-0ld Red Wheat 260c; amber Michi-
gan old, 2Ssc; new, 2S0; new white 24oc. Corn,
SIC. Oats, 44645c. Rye 15c.
PORk-Mess heavy $780, light 2s 90; butts and
LkRD-Prime, in bbls, isc; do kegs, 2Oc.
BEEF--Mess heavy Sl6i do light IA %; prims
oTATOES--Neshaunock SOC; Long Pink
Eyes, soc; Mercars and Carriers, s5c; Common
and Mixed, zoe.
ALL0w-Mutton Sc; Beef lOc.
BUTTERFLIES roll 35c; in keg $780, common
25c.
EGGs-l5c.
POULTRY-C Chickens dressed ~ II lSa20c
turkies 25c; ducks l4&l5c; geese lotGl2c.
FEATHERS-6ecse No. |, 70@SOc; do No. 2,
-i0g5oc.
-CoGec-Rio 23d2Sc; Java soc;
Sugars-raw sugar ll@l4c crushed l7@l7Lc
! granuated l716c A coffee Ice; y coffee l5tzc
! c coffee l4L6l5c. Tcas-Iouug Hyson s5@
| Use; Imperial li5dl75c; Black S0Gl50c
Japan ll5,Gl25c. Moiasses 7O@l25c. Sirups-
1 fair 59@6Oc; good 74@75c; prime gs9IO0c
| Rice-Rangoou &c; Carolina / l5Gtl4c.
LUMBER Clear Sj5; 2d clear $50; box S45
stock boards S22; common boards SIS; culled d,
$l4; fencing S20 Gull fencing Sl4; flooring strip
Si5; 81 do S35; jost, SSantling and timber, Is fee
and under SIS; A lS-uch sawed shingles 20
| AZ lS-inch sawed shingles 4 %; l6-inch sawc'
shingles 90 and 90; clear and second dressc,
! flooring As 90; common dressed flooring 80 90
common dressed siding S20 I'd and clear dreBse'
siding S27; dressed stock common l2-iuch, S25
dressed common boards $50; Lath so.
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Mr.. Warren's Ewe shorn as Number 2, gave
the largest fleece of the Ewes and Master War
rsn's Eve tcg,!Number 10, being lamb of Numte'
g. year and days old, gave the largest per cent.
of wool to carcass, being nearly % per cent
The " finest and best +" fleece from the Ewes, was
very closely balanced between X. c. Thompsons
Gold Drop, Number Sand F. Dewey's, Number 2.
Mr.. Thompsons had the incest crimp and style,
and Mr.. Dewey's was equally as fine and better
length of staple.
The heaviest Bucks fleece was from Mcssrs.
Thompson and Warmers fine Ram, Number 49,
$50 Hooker" and his fleece also yielded trifie
the largest per cent. OF wool to carcass, but was
closely. pressed in per cent. by Mr.. Dcwey's Ram
Number 14-the former being 20 37-l00 per cent,
and the latter 90 331OO per cent Of wool to carcass
The Ram of Mcssrs. Rey nolds aud Bertholf, Mum
Der l3, yielded a fleece that would scour large
per cent of cleansed WOOL as it light and quite
free from grease. ]. Birchfcld's (Number 15),
/" Sweepstakes" produced an excellent fleece in
style, quality and quantity.
Mr. s. Tcneyck's Ram, Number 20, was the only
grade shorn, and yielded fine satisfactory fleece,
and, like No. 10, would cleanse large per cent
of wool.
u
on account of time and scarcity of shearers.
The premiums to shearers were awarded as fol
lows
VIM. Chandler, as best shearer... .,..........S5 S.
John Goodwin, second best shearer d
p. l.. Austin, third best shearer. ............2
The premium of two dollars to the best folder Of
wool, was awarded to J. NJ. Thompson; and the
premium of one dollar for best wool press, was also
awarded to him.
The attendance was large, and all appearo wei
pleased, and many expressed themselves hoppR,
disappointed in the fine exhibition of good sheep
| good dinner, and good time generally"
Nearly all the sheep shorn were publicly shorr
last year, and if the weather had been as warm Il.
usual seasons, would have yielded from 8 to II
per cent. heavier heeces than they did.
Taking all things 10 consideration, the festipa
was perfect success, and the pleasantly Of tn,
occasion will long be remembered by many.
JAMES w. ROSS, Secretary.
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Unimproved Lands.

3I0 acres near Iontogany, on railroad, part
prairie and part timber, between and 5000 rails
split out and some in fence. m-Uts Of 80 acres at
$40 por acre.
100 acres miles south of Pcrrysburg, on
corner Of two good county roads, heavily timbered
with oak, hickory, &C., improved fims on three
sides Of it, and good school house y mile distant
Price, sl211 per acre.
West part northwest 4 section 81, town 8, range
Il, IN Webster township, adjoining improved farm,
and in good neighborhood. Price 81 per acre.
West q northeast 4 of section s6, near 10 mile
Hosse in Webster township. Price 81 per acre,
Also, good Wild Lands in south part OF Wood
Coruty, and in Ottawa County, as low as IS PEI
acre.
We ha We fof sale lard IN Lucas County, at low
prices; also, Ia ads in Iowa, Indiana, Michigan
and Missouri, timbered and prairie at from 50 to
sfO'per acre.
Persons having farms and unimproved lands TO
sell, are respectfully solicited to give us ne agency
of same, as we charge nothing unless we hud you
a 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, upon
reasonable terms.
Office over W. J. Htcheocks store, corner Of
Lbaisiana Avenue and Frcnt street.
ROSS, COOK & BELL
Perrysburs, Ohio, January 20, 1855.
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shccp shcnring nt Sylvnnia.

The Wool Growers Association, Of Lucas and
Wood Counties, met at Sylvania on tho sth inst,
as per published notice, for their Annual Sheariug
Festival
The meeting was called to order by the President,
R. G. Thompson, Esq, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and the
names Of the men on the several Committees, pre-
vously appointed, were called, and all found pres
ent except Charles Coy, of the Committee ON Shear
ing, whereupon c. Powers, of Sanlusky, was APP
pointed in his place.
The competitors for the premiums Ms shearcrs,
were called for and Wm. Chandler, S. c. Parker
George Taylor, David Young, p. L. Austin, E..
Cook and John Goodwin came forward, were entered
and took their position the platform.
| Before commencing to shear, an invitation was
given to all who desired, to become members o.
the Association, and receive ticket for a free din
ner at Johuson's Hotel. Notice was then giver
that the shearing would be upon Ewes in the fore
noon, and Rams in the afternoon.
The record Of same was as follows:
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The Grovesteen Piano Forte

Still retains its precedence and grcatpopularity,
and after undergoing gradual improvements for a
period of thirty years, is now pronounced by the
musical world to be unsurpassed and even un-
eqaled in richness, volume and purity Of Tone du-
rabity and bheapness. Our new scale, French
action, harp pedal iron frame, over-strung bass,
seven octave, rosewood pianos, we are selling
cheaper by from 500 to 5000 than the same style
and finish sold by any other first-cass makers
in the country. Dealers and all in want of good
pianos are invited to send for our descriptive Cat
alogue, which contains photographs of our differ
cut styles, together with prices. No one should
purchase piano without seeing this Catalogue.
Medals, almost without number, have been award
ed to the Grovesteen Piano, and at the Celebrated
Worlds Fair, though put in competition with
others from all parts Of Europe and the u. S.. 4
took the highest award.
Established 1891 GrOvesteen CO.,
l3zz 400 Broadway, New York.
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Fills, for Females.
10000 Boxes Have Been Sold in Two
YsaIa

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RE MEMBER Examine the box closely no mat
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Price One Dollar per box six boxes, FIVE Dol
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INSCH0 & RHEINFRANk, Druggists.
Sold also by II. BURRlTT, Maumee City |.
C. SAM, Napoleon WEST TRUAX, Toleao
or address S. d. HOWE,
4sT Sole Proprietor, New York.
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TO CONsUMPTIvEs.

The advertiser having been restored 10 health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having SUI
fered for several years with severe lung affection
and that dread disease, oonsumption-is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the means OF cure
To all who desire it, he viii send copy OF the pre-
scrpton used Gree of charged with the directions
for preparing and using the same which they will find
SURE CURE for CoNsUNrTioS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
oouoHs, COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription is to benefit the afictel, and spread nor
nation which he conceiyes to be invaluable, and he
hopes every suGe' er will try his remedy, It will
cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
43tz Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York
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you Amsurrb g. Co.'s Meuarerie.

On Tuesday next, Perrysburg is to be visited by
the most extensive and interesting collection of
living wild animals that has ever travelled in the
United States, the new mammoth establishment Of
VAN AMBURGH & Co. This firm has been cele
brated both sidcs of the Atlantic for many years
as the leading menlgerio proprietors Of the age,
but it is universally admitted wherever they have
been the present season, that their new collection
surpasses anything AMI everything that has pre-
ceded it. The press of Cincinnati, Columbus, ani
other cities that VAN AMBURGH & Co. have recently
visited, testifes to this point in the most unquali-
fed terms. Among the choice specimens of ami
mated nature comprised in this menagerie, will be
found that and beautiful creature, the Gira fe;
the only Royal Bengal Tigers in the country Ash
attic Nyl-Ghaus Poonah Bears from Hindostan,
and many other varieties of the animal kingdom
that are contained in no other exhibition on this
side of the Atlantic, several of which have never
before been seen in America. All o: the animals
are spoken of as being in unusually fine health and
condition, natural consequences of the fact that
they are, almost without exception, of very recent
Importation. variety of interesting performances
by the celebrated Elephant, Tippoo Saib, and other
highly trained animals. will be given both after
noon and evening, and the caravan will make
parade on entering town which will be of itself a
spectacle worth going distance to witness.
An exhibition of this kind is no less instructive
than interesting, and will doubtless here, as else
where, command the support of the best portion o
the community. VAN AMBURGH & Co. will exhibit
at Woodville on Monday.
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2. Mu,ilatous less than ono-tenth will be 6sre
eardcd, unless fraudulent but any mutilajou
which destroys more than oue-tcnth the origihl
note will reduce the redemption value Of the notN
by one.6ith its face value or if thrco-eent note
by oue-third Of its original value.
3. Fragments Of three-ccnt note will not be re
deemed unless such fragments constitute fully two
| thirds Of the note in its original form.
4. Muulated notes presented for redemption
must be in not less than three dollars OF ths
original value.
There is no provision by which person hav inl
a single fractional note, or but few Of them, car
secure the value Of the same. He must wait Ill
he gets three dollars worth Of thcm. II he get
tired waiting VIC presume he might by his owl
efforts, mutlate enough additional uotos to max
up the required sum-
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Horse Thief Cnntmred.

Sheriff EvERs returned on Tuesday last, from
Bryan, Williams County, Ohio, with the -fnan-who
stole MFR. WARSER's horses,a few nights since. Both
horses were recovered. The name of the thief is
and has hitherto borne good character. He has
shown, however, at different times, predsposi
lion to insanity, aud appears at this time to be
iaboring under mental alteration. He says he
had revelation from Con that made it his duty
to take from the rich and give to the needy. Pref
udice, however, is too strong among citizens tC
regard this as freak of insanity.
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Dr. Talbott's Pills,

Composed OF highly concentrated extracts from
roots and herbs Of the highest medicinal value, in
faible in the cure of all diseases of the Liver or
any arrangement of the Digestive Organs. They
remove all impurities of the Blood, and are un-
equaled in the cure of Diarrhea, Jaundce, Dyspep-
sia, Scrcfula, Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Fe
yer Complaint, Fevers, Headache, Piles, Mercurial
Diseases, Hereditary Humors. Dose, for adults
one pillin the morning, children halfa pill Iron,
one 10 three pills will cure ordinary cases, and
of no matter how long standing. Price 81 90 per
box. Trade supplied or sent by mail
Y.MOTT TTALB0TT, Nj. D., 1CO,
7zz G2 Fulton Street n T,
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Improved Farms.


2iO acres in sections IS and SO, Henry town
ship, on the Ridge road about so acres under cul-
tivaton, and 20 acres more partly Gle arcd, finely
tmbered with black walnut, sugar-trees, oak, &C.,
ON tie nice ridge running through Bloom and Perry
townships, in good neighborhood, near schools
and churches; has comfortable farm buildings,
young orchard, &c. Price Se,0ee.
a. acres on Sugar Ridge, near Thomas
Steam Saw Mill, 3 miles from Bowling Green, u
acres under cultivation, good apple and peach
orchard, good log house, good barn, &c. good
camp OF sugar trees aud well settled neighborhood
Price, $50 per acre.
We have 2iO acres Of wild lands adjoining above
farm at 81 por acre.
Out Lot in Porrysburg, acres under good
fence. Price $400.
Out Lot 80 in Perrybarg, acres less rail
road. Price $50.
A Farm of f27 acres, miles sorth of Porrys-
burg, on Plank Road, ON corner ot cross road, 10
acres under cultivation some prairie and openings
on it, balance well tinlbered. Price Sl5 per aero.
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Now Goods at Hitch cocks Store


WM. J. HITcHcoCK is now receiving New Goods
weekly, which he is disposing of rapidly, at the
greatest reduction of prices. These goods have all
been bought since the recent decline, and the uc-
tuations of the Eastern mlrkets are taken advan-
tage of by purchaser on the ground. Call and
see his latest arrivals.
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The New ook store.

As will be seen by the advertisement, Mossrs.
McMAHAN LorER have opened fine Book. Store
in Hoods Block, one door south Of the new Drug
Store 1t is fitted up in excellent style, and besides
the latest publications and periodicals, they have
fine display of sheet music, wall paper. engra-
wings, pctnr, frames, and fancy notions generally
Give them n call,
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ParIOr Ornaments 81

AMONG the recent conversions in illinois
under tlfe preaching of the famous revi
vaist, Rev. Mr.. Hammond, is Hon. John r
Lindsay, of Peoria, Senator from that dis.
trct. Since his conversion. he has ad.
dressed large meetings at Springfield and
other points with wonderful power and
eloqueuce. Hon. w. w. 0Brien, a lead
ing Democratic lawyer of Peoria, and hereto
fore strong Roman Catholic, is Also
engaged in tie same work with Mr.. Lind
say.
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SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICES
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who uttered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects OF
youthful indescreton, WILL for the sake Of suffering
humanity, 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 II. OGDEN.
43zz No. 10 Chambers street, New York,
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NEW ADvERTISEmENTS.

Democratic Couvention-J. R. Tyler.
Flower Seeds Peck, Hamilton & Co.
New d ,ok Store -McMahan g. Loper.
New Photograph Gallery-Mrs. Nichols.
Paint, Oil and Glass Store-N' b' Barlow 70
Legal Notice-Robcrt Brisbin.
Sale of Real Estate Susan Eagle.
Canton to the Public--F. Blecher.
Lime for Sale-.Board Of Health.
Administratrix' Sale-Elizabeth Miller.
Petition for Divorce-Zilpha Fowler.
Ditch Notice-Webstcr Township.
Road Notice.. A. Haight.
Road Notice Many Petitioners.
Road Notice-Clay Junction.
Ditch Notice Webster Township.
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Rules for Redemption of Fractional
CurTcncys

Currency
Everybody is liable to mutilate, or get posses sion
of mutilated fractional currency, and Of course all
wish to realize the value of the same. The follow
ing rules, furnished by r. H. STEVENSON, Esq, of
the United States Depository at Cincinnati, afford
sh the official information extant on the subject
I. All fractional currency, not mutilated, when
presented foT redemption 20 Assistant Treasurer
or designated depository OF the United States, or
National Bank designated as a depository of the
United States, must have been assorted by the
holder, according to denominations, with the faces
and upper sides in corresponding order in the paes
ages. There three different kinds Of fractional
currency in circulation, and they should be assor-
ed by holders, each kind by ITSELF when presented
for redemp tiOn.
2. When presented in sufficient numbers, each
package must contain hundred pieces of the
same denomination il must be securely pinued
with white strap "a least one inch vide, and on
the strap must be written, I'M ink, the number of
pieces, denomination, and the name of the owner
3. The entire deposit must be securely done up
in one package, and upon the wrapper, indoEsed
with ink the date of tire deposit the amount cOu-
tanned, and the mans and residence Of the owner.
4. No less than three dollars will be redeemed,
and packages will be paid for in lawful money Of
the United States.
Defaced notes, il whole, are not considered as
mutilated; nor is an evidently accidental injury,
not reducing the note by more than oue-tenth its
originalsize. regarded a mtatOn.
Mutilated fractional notes will be redeemed at
the Treasury of the United States, at tue city Of
Washington, under the following regulations, es-
tablished as necessary guards against fraud
l.. Fragments of note will not be redeemed uu-
less it shall be clearly evident that they constitute
one-haf or more Of one original note in which
case a note, however mutilated, will be redeemed
in proportion to the whole note, Teckoued by fths,
except threeeent notes, which will be reckoned by
| thirds
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Adorp Your Homes.

Some Of the choicest everlasting flower, orua-
mental grass and evergreen seeds, lately imported
from Prussia, can now be had at the Hardware
Store Of PECK, Hamilton Co. This is a rare
opportunity for those who desire to adcm their
homes aud make their grounds attractive. See
their al vertispment
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DIED.

C0NCIdN.-In Cincinnati, on Saturday after
noon, May $, at o'co k, Of consumption in the
22d year Of her age, Miss FANNIE CoNoLIS young
est daughter Of the late George Conelin.
In the May-day of life she e5ehasged the evan
escent pleasures and heart-wearying sorrows of
Time for ths fadeless beauties and eternal sunshine
OF the Life Beyond. Kind friends will miss thee,
FANSIE, in the Social circle, but stronger ties
gec! thee in the Celestial.
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LITERARY NOTICES.
Every Saturday

Every saturday
This weekly, is in our opinion, precisely what it
claims to be-a journal of choice reading selected
from current literature. The editor has the range
of all the English and Continental Reviews, Mag
azines, and frst-class weeklies, which press into
their service the abest, wisest and wttiest writer's
Of Europe. From this almost immense storehouse.
ho- selects that which he judges best adapted to
suit the taste and int diligence of the american
people.
The selections in the numbers already issued
have embraced wide variety of topics, all Of in
terest to cultivated minds and nearly all of a char
acter 10 be highly attractive TO the majority of
American readers There have been excellent
short stories, thrilling adventures, exquisite poe ms
graphic historical sketches, popular scientific arti-
cles such appear originally ouly in English and
French periodicals, racy essays in biography crit
icism and anecdoc. In fact, it contains the cream
Of foreign current literature, and is offered at
price that brings it within the reach of all.
Each number being complete in ITSELF it is Just
the thing for travellers; and each number is of such
sterling merit that it is Just the thing for those who
stay at home. Whoever wishes the freshest and
choicest foreign and periodical literature, must get
" Eoery Saturday" 1t is published by TfCGNOR 4
FIELDS, Boston.
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valuable paror ornaments, the Steel Engrayiugs,
Autographs and Paintings, sold by the American
Art Union, New York, and offered by the pub
fishers of The AMERICAN STATESMAN to the sub
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catalogue and secure collection from these
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Office, 81 Nassau Street, New York.