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Travelling Increase of Increase
lrs. Preach. Preachers. Members. Membe

"BI the withdrawal and separation Of Southern
Conferences in lS44, rorganizing the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, the Methodist Episcopal
Church lost ,345 travelling preachers and 495 2SS
members, and yet, rapid was her growth during
the decade, that at ITS close 1.-TWO years after the
separation) there wds net gain Of 654 preachers,
and lack Of only 1874 members OF making up
the number lost.
The net increase of church members dur.
ing the last two years, namely, in ! 366 and
1867, is 2l5,504 or a little over 23 per cent.
of the number reported in 1863 The net
increase of travelling preachers during the
last two years is Sl4, and of local pfeacl-
ers 542 total increase OF ministerial force
in two years, l,356.-N Y. Times
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comlhens Pleas Conrt.

The Soysnnbet Ter,nsoGthe Wood County Com
mon Pleas Court commonwealth sessions on Tues
day motpipS ahe 1871 inst, Judge Alsx. S. LArrY
on the beneh. The following are the names o.
the Grand and PetitEtturorsT a ETr
Grand JTors-Geo,s Laskey, Harman, Shrader
John Yeagev, Israel NTItoFnten Henry Hill. M Il,
;TracyTsltS2Pss Il, Pierce, N, w. Minton, Henry
Lunty' ID. A: Avery, James Powers, Geo. W
Petit J~ors-- Robert siewaft, 'DanieI Peltop.
Geo. NiCPpick, John Muir. NJ, L, Groa, Joseph
w. RSss.A ala vidl Petteys, Daniel Mercer, Wm
Crook, Sen, Henry HanfOFd7 ]. Q. Smith, Geo. S.
Among tn! cases thus far disposed of we record
the following:
,ol Hiram aI91,s Snyder yS E. GoyeEot al. Judgment
W. I, Romeroy vs.. Daniel Cornelius. Discon-
Samuel sidughterbaok VS.. Jasper Franks et
a. Jury fy9rn trial bad, verdict for piaintil'for
$1,000 Judgment thereon. VIZ
samuel Bell ys, W,iH. Miller Dismissed.
y: ", Nc Donald rs, LeTi Wallace, default for
$76l %, and sale ordered. -
Geo. Shipei, guardian, VS.. Peter Bell ct al. Dis
continued. ~ IL
Willard Way,vs, Henry Brand ct al Settled
G. W-!hoilehbeek Us. Jacob Baker. Judgment
for S255 20, afs.l- -.i-.. -so-- ~ m
John Wheeler VS.. g. W. Clark et al. Leave
granted for a demurrer.
Peter Freyman, Executor, vs. James McCrorv
Judgment on report of referse for S595 3B; motion
dor second trial; second trial allowed. i'f
Sarah @. Hollister VS.. Jacob Kroner. Settled.
Norten Reed y: David Plsmon ct al. Judgment
in favor bf defendaHts for s229,
Geo: Powers ct al, vs.. Marshall Key, IT,, es al.
Default S2l6, aus sale ordered. y ,Ss =, 49,
Christian Hinderer VS.. Geo. Mungeh. Dismissed.
John, Hamilton VS. Sarah A. Hamlton. Di-
"oTee aeoreeas AAAa tlEA ,cBoAAU4A MAO
Rachel Mcintyre VS.. Charles s. Mcintyre Di-
Voree qesFAakE aliiabny sl,DDOg n n9fq2 z q
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Editors.

We clip from an exchange the following pen.
picture of AN editor. 1t is true to life, and the
artist fully understood his subject, with all IFS
lights and shades;
An editors qualifications are various. 1t is to
work harder, more hours in the day, with less re-
creation, on less sleep and poorer pay than any of
your, fellow mOrtals. 1t is to be busy when your
neighbors are idle, buster when they sleep, and
busiest when they are enjoying a good time. 1t is
to be always in hurry, always under press of
business, always setting up" when others are
lying down, and always charitably dis tributing "
the results ofyeyr daly labor II is to hav We your
opinions always put TO "proof" and seldom into
practice. II is TO advertise other peoples wants.
wishes and wares; to announce facilities for pleas
ure; to herald the approach of diseases and the
invention of cures for them to make known who
has been robbed, how much, where, who is the
robber, his personal history, his trial, sentence.
and its execution 1t is to receive nice fruit and
noticeit, to be shown natural curiosities and de-
scribe them, TO be everywhers at all times and to
be able tp answer all questions on all subjects
1t is to publish too much sentiment for one, too
much politics for another, and too little news for
ALL II is to make a stoSeE enemies 10 one friend
and to be pitched into BY anybody who chooses 10
consider himself aggrieyed. lis to take compii--
mentary tickets to everything and pay for them in
cOmplimeharynodces. II is to be bored by friends
suggesti1g how you should carry on your business,
and butied by those whom you have hit Ia vul-
nerabe skots II is life of mingled good and ill.,
trial anh triumph, never ending toll aud never be-
gfelicitys wherein you work out your allot.
ted time with the devil " always at your elbow,
callingifor the sole end in this ife--a little more
copy. = e.sfsQ rs,
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The Methodist Episcopal Church-In-
teresttng StHJHtic0l FigureS from tn e

The Methodist Episcopal Church-In-
teresttnB St6ttsttc0i Figdres from the
Conferepces. b, ,,. ,-.rv a-. IA sa
"a c1efnl cOtnpilak6h of the Summaries
OF the Statistical returns from the scvoral
annual conferences Of ne Methods, Elds,
copal Church in the UuStcd States, exhibits
a marvellous progress daring the past yen.
There are 6S annual Conferences, an in.
crease Of four, over the previous year.
This Increase has been obtained by extend.
ing the work South. Thenew conferences
organized are Virginia and North Caroliua,
Fexasl Georgia and Alabama, aud tho rec.
ords show tho number OF travelling preach.
ers, 1889, an increase over last year of al
local preachers S,935, ap increase of 333 /;
members, / l44I63, an Increase of 1859.
The number Of churches (houses of wor.
ship is IL l,l3S, being an increase for the
year of Go; number Of parsonages, 3,5TO,
an increase of 256. The total value of these
church ediiices and parsonages is SAL ,0l2,
419, being au increase for the year of Sc
997 oil. The increase in parsonage prou
erty alone is nearly million of dollars. OF
the centenary returns, full reports have not
yet been made, some of them being re-
tanned by local committees for revision and
completion. Up to the 4th inst, thirty.
seven conferences had reported total of
S6,l4b027> The returns from The remain.
Ing conferences will swell this amount to
over seven millions of dollars. While there
has been falling off in the amounts raised
for missions, the total benevolent eontribu.
tions exclusive of those for the Centenary
cause are in excess of those of any Prev
GUS year. The reports of from the Sunday
Schools also show very encouraging adj
vance! There are over a million of pupils
under the supervision OF about 175,000
officers aud teachers.
Travelling Increase of Increase Of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
no oONsUmPTIYES..

The KEv EDWARD A. WILSON viii send (rrse Of
ehArgel to all who desire 1t. the prescription with
the drentions for making aud usn the simple reme1
dy by which he was cured Of Consumption Hts only
object isto bsnshtthe afletsd, and he hopes eyery
sufferer will try this prescription II will cost them
nothing' and may proNe a blessing. PIeaIe address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, =
No. 'lSo South Second O. VILLA m sburEb, n. y
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PERRYsBURG MARKET.

lcoRREoTED WEEKLY by ?. r. MILLER COL
= PERRYsBURG, November 81, 1867.
APPLEs--Green P bu 90 dried 25.
BEEswAx-25c ~ fb
BUTTER-3O035c y 10 J. Eggs, I592Uc 5g doz.
FLoUR--l0 O0@13 90 ~ barrel.
GRAIN-New Corn 75085c. ap 90 lbs; Oats 81
@55c. Rye 90, fWheEtlI 9O@2 90 ~ bu.
MEATs-Hams 12I9@15c ~ ID Shoulders IO@
l2lSc; Dressed Hogs 0OO7 SO Up cwt.
LARD-l5c ~ fb. .. .,,,
PorAroEs -6O075c Y bushtl.A
SALT-2,75 7p barrel.
WOOL43O049c q fb.
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Wood County official directory
Nrw ApvERT1srMrNTs.

New Fall and Winter Goods-H II. Houston.
Attachment Notce-Philip w. Heyman.
Ditch Nolice-Smpson Jones.
DemnresEs Young America.
Home Magazine and Children's Hour.
Manhood How Lest, How Restored.
Statement of Enterprise Insurance Co.
Demorests Monthly Magazine.
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The foregoing is a correct statement Of the pub
lie debt as appears from the books aud treasurers
returns in the department on the 1st Of November,
1857. e - HUGH MoCULL0CH, t,
Secretary of the Treasury.
The special public debt statement, for the lst Of
November, shows the amount of debt, less the
amount of cash in the Treasury, to be 81, ,4el 5o4
45O being decrease OF sS,7749sl since the LIST Of
October statement
Amount Of coin has increased 1924 ,657, it now
being Sill ,S4S,3l7 the debt bearing coin interest
has increased s32,9l4,s5O; the debt bearing cur
rency interest has decreased sS5So6, 900.
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ERRORs or YOuTTF.

Gentleman who suffered for years frOm Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and an the snes o. youth.
fui indisereton, viii, for the tAke Of su6er6g human
ity, send free 20 an who nsedJt the recipe ana dree
lions for making the simple remedy BY vhlch he wss
cured Sufferers wishing 70 PFpht BY the AdYsrtiSers
dence, - i, JOHN ia. ocDFN
SE1 .attf a. Cetlr.strsot Ne,y va.L
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produces a laxurIaHs
growth Of hair upon bald head or beaFdless face,
also recipe for the removal OF PimpIes Blotches.
Eruptons, ETC., on the skin lea spng the same SON
~ addressing THOS. \. CHAPMAN Chemist -
Sz4 sss BroadwEy, New York.
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Rabr,s Got the Whnonina Cnnuht

As every plump, pretty baby-the very image
of its m0ther--always has some time or other
during its babyhood's experience If the mother
and what mother does not-wishes to save her
child much needless suffering, and at the same
time ins,tre speedy recovery she will at once pro-
cure bottle of j. W. Poland's White Pine Com.
pound, and give according to directions The
price is only 81, and it is purchased at all drug
gists.- Exchange. 'd
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From JANIS J. IIorr.
RRADFoRn n. ~ S.n,,n,,,. ,ood

Dhf'HFONhfs ANs ff 0pseMbdf ISOO.
Dr. POLAND; M dc Pull " 1851. tOok very rio
eRt cold rhirh 6rooht rs,y ssrere cough nam IN
hs side aud lungs, and raising blod. tcds also rer1
ediy cfiicted lT ddt troublesome iseasetis K,,i,s
t6npidnt tbr ne three years past hare been ron
baneh aibed 1itA MY urOat end iluS chn,,o M, ana
bind, ne that NV tfns here mtiA II short unl,ss
sot, got resk THIS SSHgI cus iaurei b trV yoei,
Whe Ifne CbnVo9nd though my fdh ~ Il ,ois ssiaH
Rat 10 my aStonishast bsf0rs 6td taken t,po b,iis
ny eaiqh bsitar, the kidney nSibn also and n,i
rtI nights 'ofthqm choking w and reisiilg 50 nrA
man. Ufis sos t.H TT III 80 y - 800
,Ooald add na, NV .fal.,'s .Ernuiy !, iasih.a 10
died 10Th q. go 't- tt'oI 'l
The WMte riHe, Gompound advertised at is,,O1L u
oar cdrtns u ot only as 10 lis napS iirtisn5 but IL
agng dipgoeea nSd,c1e DR. y, w iMaRL ne IN
rentor has ne eoence II tbs s,aHy sUho kna,r him. 4
confidence tehich he enjoyed e liboting nsefly s,ary
wars as BdfRist tauIiter!h Hs experience as sF
rer ted him 10 make SEperHents pohcA isses i, III,
medical dfseortry -Tpopton wacllnan and Reflector.
A. TAEBaHLg a1TEDICTvE- Psnnd,s TrL5y
Fne eoMp9aHf a9rer1ssa in9ar ooluNRs is a rtoersA-
III dtfeniPf n combine ofd aTly ne cdic rrii,sS oI
the Whia TINE bark. 10 has ben horutithy fssie ~
ms people ~ Uns aIty and Vicinity and IN proprietor
has testiNonids 90 F rds from persons oeif G1,oos to
ourctiseRs We rtc1p,ReHa Is fiiI 81 all Nas, e1sss
Of dfSdss 90 Shehd "a adepttd N q for sale Jv al
oar d'uggi'ts'-New York Independent oI - ~
The White Pine Compound
q n.anstrtyea at the NEW ESyGLAyD BoTANyc
DAIOf, iod Hdnostr Ssrset, &. .stou.
GEORGE ": svFr7 AZ D., f,opr,eior.
r5s- West & Truax and Dooley Bros, Whole
sale Agents, Toledo.
AT Retail by all Druggists 16zz
-. : 9a.LLl. a.
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DIED.

DIED.
BORDEN.-0n the Sth inst, at her residence
IN Plain Township, Mrs. MARY BoRDxN, in til
both year of her age.
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pr. .NIcRoLS q Mrna,la. M. anna.
Rev. y, x. CHASE qf R,ms,N N n, anti,

81 ind ne White Pine ObRpoltad 10 b. rsry sGica.
eious, not oRty In coughs dad other palm rc a1leops
bat also fH Gescims Of the kidasys d,Ji1Iv Of IA,
kofadch, and othsr kindred ofgans"
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THE WINE RINE cOMpouND CvREs.

IN was surIy the spring dfisSs thstthis Conn
poundNas ori sinatedl A member ofmy fauiiy was
afflicted with "a irritd,ion ofthe thtont, attended
with nd Adisagreeablc copkh HAD for some mouths
previous Thought ib1vta preparations, liAFing for
its basis theinside bark Of white pine, might be %
compounded rs to be very useful in the cass ofths
throat and lungs. To test the yaluo Of It in the
chsc alluded to, I compounded small quantity Of
the eihedirino Tint had been plnnning. and gave
Il IN teaspooufttl doses. The result was cxoeed-
tnsly srStifsihs, Within two days The irritation
ofthe throat was removed, The cooeh subsidized, and
a speedy cure wds efTtcted. Soon after this sent
some TO q lady In Londonderry, n, H., who bad
been suffering for some weeks from bad cough.
oOcssioned by sudden cold, and had raised nnic.s
strcaked With blood. She soon found relief md
sent for more. Sho took about ten ounces Of Il,
and got we'll. J.D. Clark. ESQ, editor ofthe Nam
chester Daily MirrOr. made trial Of the same
preparation in tho case Of q severe cold, and was
curod immediately. lie was so highly pleased
with the results, and so confident ofsuccess attend
ing Its sales If placed before the public. TINT he
finally persuaded me to give II a nRmo and send
II abroad to benefit the suffering"
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Teet,non,oIs,

4 Wrg large nEnlbs qf impoyfdnt tssiimoniuis ha,s
already been recerof pm IRgs,cians Clergv1nen Ip-
hecdries, and, Indeed, from an c0sscs IN Seeiv 81 al
tns IN u. baost .fditsriRg terms If ths WAte ISie
Compound. It.s .8 go
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SIX rs seta-vFainter Preachers PIovsrs
mPriotsSs i and politieiana2 all sSfsr from Bys-
pePsla, nervousness, Loss Of Appetite, Liver Com
plaints,-andf ah dseases which they NAV .,,.s NJ.
prevent by the use Of Plantation Biiters n thass
sufferers took these biteEs, the Poetry would be
purer me Paipupgs der, the Sermons iivelier.
the Aetsg taer, the Pfsnting neater. aud tie Pojl
ties hopsster, This splendid tonic 10 tbe
system. and enables the brain 70 work healthier.
Perhaps 10 article was ever so well indorsed by
All who e1yes4edihyQ .oD = .r.TffT 81
hAoNoL!A WATER,7-A delightful toilet article
superior % cohene and at half the price.
WHAT WOULD H0aE az WORTH WITHOUT A
MOTHER and What would life be worth to an un-
iortu9aseAuoiher sunsring fran Serofala or any
IKE qisesse' without speedy remedy at band Z
pr. J-tWg. tOlaud's Humlr Doctor viii surely
beneds andioften entirely eradicate every faint of
humor m the Blood. Try It. Sold by PICK 4
ssfi1-issl D. anl yrf taa sf p
oaa ~'i s2ilt -oi as Ii ID yr u
Innn q r.a.r-
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ia vhcaa .sl-.a tat asiy ia r. .Na0W a0I
.a1lHi1 lLLaJOt s4i is .s.sss l.
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hAoNoL!A WATER,7-A delightful toilet article
superior % Cohene aud at half the price.
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statement of the Pnblic Deb,.

The following is statement Of the public debt
of the United States on November I, 1867:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-20

has the time gone | did not think it was
eight O'Clock, and herejit is nine
have made such long story of this
evening, you will have to wait till another
time for the second And have not time,
either, to say any of the good things
might; so L will just close with two ques-
tions which you can all answer for your
selves 4 How could Jessie have made the
evening, which we passed so brightly, very
uncomfortable and sad to Us both and to
her mother? How many of you would
have done as she did, and not rather have
spent it in bitterness and tears ? If you
wish to tell me, you can write to
AUNT LINDA.
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! by carting, while the manure becomes IN
corporated with the surface soil and pro-
duces "a more marked effect when vegeta-
ton starts in the spring. Besides this,
time is always precious in spring, and labor
is pressing, and if farmer delays to clean
out his yard and barn cellar in the fall he
will be behindhand with his work.
Again, farmers are often afraid to leave
the manure exposed to air and sun after 1t
is carted out and spread in spring, and
hurry up the ploughing for the purpose OF
covering it as soon as possible. This fear
Is for the most part groundless, and the
actual loss is far less than is generally sup
posed Once spread upon the land where
it is to be used, the sun and air will
do it comparatively little. probably no
harm, and even if rain should fall upon
it. the soluble ingredients could hardly es-
cape from the soil They will be stored
up there for the use of plants. Is not a
large part Of the expense of building up
large compost heaps on the field and fork
ing them over two or three times rather
unnecessary? We do not SO much object
to farming compost under the barn and
perhaps in the yard. That has another
effect. as we have stated, in the preserva-
ton of the liquid manures and preventing
their waste by drainage, but it seems to
Us there is often unnecessary expense in
forking over large manure heaps on the
field If the manure is i'll a condition 10
haul out in winter and the snow is not too
deep upon the fields on which it is desi gned
TO 90, why not spread it at once and let it
lie till it is ready to be ploughed in? The
value of the manure would be equal to
that piled up in immense heaps, that is, it
would suffer no appreciable loss, while the
saving of labor would be immense, espec-
tally as work is not pressing at this time,
and the earting upon the frozen ground is
much easier for the team and less injurious
to the fields.-Ploughn,an
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Corn AND HOGs.-ErOm carefully con-
Quoted experiments, by different persons,
it has been ascertained, that one bushel of
corn will make little over 10 ID pounds
of pork-gross Taking the result as Il
basis, the following deductions are made,
which all our farmers would do well to Law
by for a convenient reference-That
When corn sells for II ID cents per
bushel, pork costs II cents per pound.
When corn costs II cents per bushel,
pork costs cents pound.
When corn costs % cents per bushel
pork costs 3 cents per pound.
When corn costs 33 cents per bushel,
pork costs cents per pound.
When corn costs 80 cents per bushel,
pork costs D cents per pound.
The following statement shows what the
farmer realizes in his corn when sold i'll
the form of pork:
When pork sells for 8 cents per pound
it brings - cents per bushel in corn.
When pork sells for cents per pound it
brings 30 cents per bushel in corn.
When pork sells for 5 cents per pound
it brings cents per busLel in corn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-20

I'VE BEEN THINKING.

I've been thinking. I've been thinking,
What a glorious world were this,
Did folks mind their own business more
And mind their neighbors less.
For instance. YOU and |. my friend,
Are sadly prone to talk
Of matters that concern us not.
And Others follics mock.
I've been thinking, if we'd begin
To mind our own affairs,
That possibly our neighbors might
COntrive to manage theirs
We've faults enough at home to mend
IL may be So with others
1t would seem strange if it were not,
Since all mankind are brothers.
oh would that we had charity,
For every man and woman,
Forgiveness the mark of those
" no know to :. err is human
Then let us banish jealousy
Let's lift our fallen brother.
And a. we journey down life 5 road,
= DO good To one another
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THE WORLD A,E0NlS,IEn
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BUTTER.-Mr. Washington Ford. of
Mortified, informs Us that he has recently
made nine ounces of butter from two quarts
of milk. Last year Mr.. Ford, for an ex-
pertinent, made twelve ounces of butter
from three quarts of milk from the same
cow This was thought by many to be a
large story, but his second experiment
more than proves the first. The COW is
native breed, eighteen years old, has come
in this spring, and gives FIVE quarts of
milk day The butter was handsome
yellow, without any foreign coloring mat
ter.