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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-18
Tho rLrnix insurance Company.

The business of Fire Insurance is one of the
most impor ant, well as one of the largest
tn which the attention of property holders can be
directed, and it is not necessary to inform the
public that this great ami i'm oortant branch Of
business in country is at the present time very
much depressed. The fact has been well ascer.
tined that the losses by Fire in this country, du-
ring the year 1865, have reached the enormous
sum of 900. 1t is only necessary to advert
to the fact that this sterling old Company, tho
Phoenix of Hartford, has INST and fought the de-
stroying element, Fire, during the past year sue
cessfuly, and come out Of the Fiery ordeal with
an miapaired Cash Capital of sl,9j2,s72 6S,
ready and willing for active service for 1857
Tbs Company is we'll and fully represented il
their interchangeable and gentlemanly Agent, Mr.
N. H. CALLARD. Their statement for 1867 will be
found in our adv ertising columns. rit
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Report of Hull Prairie school.

The following are the names Ofpupls of School
District No. 4, Middleton Township, Wood County,
Ohio, who have not whispered in school, for one
month, ending January 2, 1857;
Thlmls Johnston, Sarah Smith, Sarah Carter
and Matte HeckathGue.
The following named have not been tardys
Sarah Carter, Matte Heckathorn, Sarah Smith,
Emily Baughman, Mary Carter, Mary Brown,
Girldine Robertson, Jessie Rsbertsons Mary Tay-
lor, Emelins Robertson, Belle Shinnebefry,
Thomas Johnston, Frank Baughman Reuben Car
ter, Charles Brown, Thomas Pruden, Charles
HeckathorDe, Stephen HeckathoEne.
The following have not been absent:
Sarah Smith, Emeline Robertson, Caroline
Carter. Mary Carter, Emily Baughman, Mary
Brown, Girldihe Robertson, Thomas Johnston,
Charles Brown, Alfred Spaford, Ezariah Taylor,
Samuel Carter, AlonEO West, Wilson West
The following are worthy OF being noticed for
gOOd behavior, aud correct deportment:
Mattie Heckathorne, Sarah Smith, Sarah Carter
Caroline Garter, Girldine Robertson, Mary Rider
Jennie Carter, Martha Rider, Mary Pruden, Sarah
Pruden, Eliza Boyd, Mary Taylor Ellen Kasmre
! Emeli le Robertson Jessie Robertson, Belle Shea
| neberry, Thomas Johnston. Frank Baughman
Reuben Carter, Oswald Pargells, Charles Brown
| William Pruden, David Carter, Samuel Garter
| Frank Carter, Thomas Pruden, Thomas Rider
Charles Heckathorne, Stephen Heckathorne, Emme
| West. Charley Dover, Louis Spah0rd, Willie
i KasmiFs, Bennett Carter.
4 FroE the above il will be seen that Thoms
Johnston and Sarah Smith are unexceptiOnabl
! pupils. a.
G.. S. CANFIELD, Teacher.
| HULL PRAIRIE, January 2, 1861.
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Cornornl Punishmcnt,

and Child.
The Law as to Corporal Punishment-Teacher
and Pupil.
The Law as to Furnishing for Misconduct out OF
School.
The Law as to the Proper Instrument to be used
in Furnishing.
The Laws of all the States on the above subjects
are carefully complied, arranged, and explained
in chapters 4, 5, 6 and of the new book entitled
"The Lawyer of the School Room" This attrac.
tive, curious, and instructive little volume is sent
by mail to any part ofthe United States for ST.
Address the author, NJ Mon. WALSH, No. 65
Nassau street, New York. The trade supplieC
on usual terms. ..'
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Important to Justices OF the Peace.

Each Justice of the Peace is required by law to
make return to the County Auditor annually, on
or before the first day of February, statement,
in writing, of all fines assessed by him as Justice,
for the year ending on the first day of January,
next preceding, giving in each case the name of
the party, the amount of the fine, the costs thereon,
the time when assessed, and whether execution
has been issued, and the return thereon, or, if no
execution has been issued, the reason for not
issuing and f said fine has been made, the JUS
tce shall produce to the auditor the receipt Of the
proper officer for the payment of the same; and in
case no fines have been assessed during said time,
the Justice shall so report the time aforesaid
which statement shall be certified by the Justice
as a true and correct statement from his docket.
Every Justice who fails or heGlects to make the
return and statement above mentioned is liable to
a fine OF $50; andit is made the duty of the Aus
dor to prosecute for the fine, to be collected with
out stay of execution on the judgment for said
fine. li ti.l y,-- .l4' lr'tt
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TO CONSUMPTIVEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf
Tered for several years with severe lung affection
and that dread disease, cOnsumption-is apxious tC
make known ohs fellow sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scriptlon ussd Gree Of charged with the direction,
for preparing and using the same, which they will fnd
asURE CURE for ooSsUsITIoS, AsTgml, BRoSoHITIs
CoUaHs, Coins, and all Throat aud Lung Affections.
The only object OF the advertiser in sending the Pre-.
scrption is to benefit the ance1, and spread infor
nation WHICH he conceiyes to be Invaluable, and he
hopes every SUITE will Try his remedy as ii viii
costthem nothing. and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address 49, .rr..
-F REv. EDWARD As WILSON,
43zz Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York
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Dr, scnencx's Pulmon,c syrup.

This great medicine cured Dr,J. II. rSoRENcK, the,
Proprietor, of Pulmonary Consumption, when 1t had
assum e its st formidable aspect and he
death appeared to be inevitable. His physicians pro-
bounced his case incurable, when he commenced the
use .ot this simple but powerful remedy. His health
was restored very short time. and of tie
disease has been npprehended, for all the symptoms
quickly disappeared, and hispresent weight is mo c
than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he has devoted his attention ex
clusivey to the of Consumption and the M
which are usually complicated with Il. ami the cures
effected by his medicines have been very numerous
and truly wonderful DIR. scHENcK makes profession.
al visits to several the larger cities weekly, where
he ehas targe concotrse'of patients, and is truly
astonishing to poor consumpdyes that have to be
lifted out of their carriage and In few months
healthy, robust persons. Dr.. sCnENCK's PULMC-
MIC SYRUP, sBAwEED TONIC and MANDR ,KE
PILLS are generally air required in curing Consump.
tion, Full directions accompany each SO that any
one can take them without seeing DR.. ScnENcK, but
when it is convenient it is hest to him. lie gives
advice free, but for thorough examination with his
Respirometer his fee is three dollars.
Please observe, when pure hasing that the two like
esses Of the DOCTOR, when in the last stage OF
Consumption, and the other as he nov is, in perfect
health. are on the Government stamp,
soldby all Druggists and Dealers price s. 30 per
bottle, or 81 30 the half dozen LetterS for advice
'uld BE- addressed to Dir. sonENcK's Principal ofce
No 10 North 9th street, Philadelphia, la.
General Wholesale Agents; Denas larnes 3 Co
n. Y S. S. IIlnce Baltimore, Md. =; John d. Parke
| Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker & Taylor, Chicago Ill.
| Collins Bros, st Louis, Mo. ss,. 2l.3dwemozz
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INC County-Seat Contest.

eewing to overerowded columns of the last
twoissues there were many items cf interest COM
PEELED to lie over, among them the result of the
Commission in the County contest This mat
ter was brought to a close nearly two weeks since.
aud the evidence taken covers over five hundred
pages of manuscript. The investigation has dis
closed the greatest ooseness in the conduct of cleo
tions in many of the townships of the county thai
WI undoubtedly prove to them valuable lesson
in the future. The Irregularities in Plain aud
Montgomery Townships will certainly exclude
them, and in all probability a number of other
townships will find themselves in the same boat.
This will leave the couptyseat undsturbed for
the present. The fnal report of che Commissioner,
Hon. o. WArsRs, is highly spoken Of by those
who have seen it. 9f
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NInnmee City S. s. Concert.

We had the pleasure of attending Sabbath
School Concert in Maumee City on last Sunday
evening. 1t was union of the Presbyterian and
Methodist Schools, aud proved to be occasion
of pleasing interest. The Church was filled to
overnowiug. Addresses were made to the children
by General P. S. SLEvIN, of this place, and a
gentleman from Oberiu. The exercises cf the
evening were interspcrsed with excellent singing
by the children of the Schools. The reports of
the officers indicated healthy prosperity in the
several schools, and the harmony that character
lied this Union Concert was pleasing indication
that should prove incentive to still more earnest
efforts in the Sabbath School cause. -a f't
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WONDERFUL, BUZZ TRUE!

MADAME REMINGTON, the i6orld.rshowhed As,
trologst and somnaml ustic Clarvoyant. while in a
caIrvcyant state, deineases the very features Of the
person you 10 marry, and b. the aid insru-
ment Of intense power, known the Psychonotrope,
guarantees to produce perfect and lfelike picture
Of the future husband wife OF the applicant, with
date OF lage, oeeupaton leading traits Of char
acter, &c. This is no imposition, as testimonials
without number can assert. by stating place Of
birth, age, disposition color OF eyes and hAir and
enclosing Fifty Cents, and stamped envelope ad-
dressed 70 yourself you viii receive the picture b
return mail, together with desired information.
AddTess; n condolences MADAME GERTRUDE RE
hINGToN 2. O. BoA e9I, West Troy. my, 2ls
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Mnrriages in Lucas nnd Wood.

The Toledo CJmmercial says that the number of
marriage licenses issued in Lucas County during
the m NTH of December As, aud states that
it is the largest number issued in that county
in one month. This only exceeds Wood by three.
The number issued in this county during the same
period was As. Lucas had better look to its laurels
matrimonial, for in Wood it will find a rival ofno
ordinary mettle-one that bids fair to outsrip it, in
obedience to the divine Injunction" BE fruitful
and multiply" &c. Again we enjoin Lucas to
look TO its laurels ~.
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WESTON, January 8, 1867.

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 January l2
1867:
W. Walkden TO W. A. Wing; pit nv fr sec O.
tip s, range IL, 20 acres-S300.
A. Philo to J. Taylor; W ne sec 8, tp 5, range
80 acres-S6G0.
j. Zeiter to p Harpie; Il n sw sec 20, tp 7, rng
~, 40 acres-Si soc.
J. Mercer to r. NJ. Mercer; q ne sec 10, tp T.
range IL, 100 acres-S2 900.
Il. Taylor to f. BressIet; lot 49, westGeld-S5O
@. Pusler to g. w. Puser; ne ne sec 20, twp 8,
range o, 40 acres-S300. ~
s. Bartlett to f. Bartlett pit sw sec 8, tp 8, rng
IL, 20 acres-S5OO.
II. A. Beck to j. Smith; pit Sc sec So, tp 3, rne
Q, 100 acres-Sl, $50.
G. W. Mcdonald to d. 4 j. McMaSter; 5 ne sec
IA, tp 4, range 8, so acres 81 ,00e.
G.. Bresler TO NJ. e. BreSler; Q Sc sec 4, twp A.
range IL, 40 aeres-SS0e.
G.. IIoisington IN X. Loe; ne Sc sec SO, tp4, rpe
10, 40 aeFes-$So0.
G. Babcock 10 A. Mercer; pt n NV sec 22, twp A.
range 10, 50 acres--S700.
J. q. Kahi 60 ]. Hamilton; one-ffth SO sw SEE
~, tp 5, range li-$l 600.
5. u. Thomas to j. Thomas; n sw sec 10, Il
4, range IL, 40 acres-$66O.
q. Morrison TO II. Lnngbrake; ne sec IL, twp
range 10, 100 aeres-$10O0.
e. Heltman to s. n. Thomas; n W sw sec 10, Il
4, range ~, 40 acres-Sl OO0
J, Richardson To @. Keller nv sec 10, tp 1
range l2-$4O0.
j. Musser 10 A. Boyer; u sw sec 36, and )
snd q Sc sc sec 35, tp 4, range Il-S2,g2O
@. Haskns to R. McMahoni lots As, as, AZ an
A9, POrtage-Sl50
Q. Lyon 70 G. B. Hanfordi Al acres NV corne
river tract 52-$l75.
R. A. Dunbar to 2. II. selkirk; lots /, 2 and
Bow ling Green-$l5O.
J. A. Rogers to p. Shoa; lots and 8, We
MiNgrOve- 500.
ID. Aigyre 10 G. Keller; NV, aud n sw Sc
10, Up 4, range t2, so acres $500.
No. Of transf'Fs-s3; total yalua--Sl7 ,295.
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local BREVITIEs.


"A sERrks Of revival meetings have been in
progress in tho German NJ. E. Church, in this place.
"A SABBArH-ScnooL CONCERT was given AZ
the Presbyterian Church, on Sunday evening last,
which was largely attended, tlAu
"A Nsw Bakery has been established by b.
TRoMBLI, atthe old stand near the railroad.
Sec advertisement in another column.
-THE Toledo Record commenced the New Year
much improved in appearances, but not in politics,
Ills now issued as an eight-page paper.
-ruE present winter weather IS hrstsclSss-
The sleghipg is excellent, and fair coat OF snow
shields the earth from the severity Of the season.
--THE Fremont Journal has been enlarged and
improved in many respects. There is vim and
energy manifested in its publication. II is deserv-
ing ofsucecss.
Ar the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Northern National Bank Of Toledo, for the cleo
tion of officers, on the 10th inst, W. WAY, ESQ.,
Of this place, was chosen one Of the Directors.
--TaR following members Of the Ohio State
Board of Agriculture were elected; JAMES w.
Ross, Wood County ]. II. COULTER, Franklin
County j. PARKE ALEXANDER, summit County
r. R. DoNELLr, Wayne County JAMES BucKrNe-
HAM, Muskingum County and DANIEL McMIGIANi
Green County.
-THE sale of delinquent lands took place at the
Auditors Office, on Tuesday. The bidding was
not as spirited as in former years. Probably three
fourths of the parcels of land advertised as de-
linquent had been paid, leaving but ouo-fourth
exposed TO sale. This fact speaks well for the
| prosperity of the county.
A PERRYsBURG correspondent of the Toledo
Blade puts in a complaint of the low ebb of re-
lgor and morals in this community, aud pays
the Masonic Fraternity a compliment for which
| they should feel grateful. Indeed he merits the
thanks ef our entire community, and may take
this question home: "Who is to blame 2"
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PerrYshnrg Union School.

The following pupils of the Perrysburg High
School have averaged over 80 per cent. in all
their studies for the. month ending January IL,
1887:
Mary Beach, Gertrude Hitchcock, Emma Merry,
Annie Higgins, Nellie Brown, Elizabeth Ralston,
Jennie Newton, Ada Hitchcock, Ella Roach, Callie
Shepler, Sarah Merry, Mary Hayes, Paulina Hrth,
Marian Curtis, Lucy Powers, Emily Robertson,
Leslie Smith, Marshall Ross, Willie Spafford,
Fred. Robertson, Wright Robertson, Willie Crane.
j. w. EWING, Principal,
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YON,s PERIODICAL DROPsl-rHI

I YON,S PERIODICAL DROPS!-THE
Il GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREG-
ULARITlBS.--- These Drops are scientifically
compounded fluid preparation, aud better than any
Pills, Powders or Nostrnms. Being liquid their
action is direct and positive, rendering them re-
liable, speedy and certain specific for the cure of
all ebstructiOns aud snppTessions of nature. Their
popularity is indicated bv the fact that over lUO,-
900 bottles are annually sold and consumed bs the
ladies of the United States, every one Of whom
speak in the strongest terms Of praise of their
great merits. They are rapidly taking the place
Of every other Female RehedyI and are considered
by all who know aught OF them, as .he surest
safest and most infallible preparation in the world
for the cure Of all female complaints, the removal
of all distractions OF nature, and the promotion Of
health regularity and strength. Explicit dir ,etens
stating when they may be used, and explaining
when aud why they should boz, nor could not be
used without producing effects contrary 10 nature
chosen laws, will be found Carefully folded around
each battle with the written signature of JOHH L.
Lyon, without which none are genuine.
Prepared bv Dr. JOHN l.. LYON, 1875 Chapel
Street, New HaTeh, Connecticut. who can be con
suited either personally, or by mail, teuelosing
stamps,l concefning all private diseases and female
weakness.
Sold BY Druggists everywhere.
&. q. CLARK & CO..
lsseow 0en'lAgenls for U. S. and Canada,
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Report nj Liberty township School.

The following is the Roll of Honor in School Of
Sub-Distrct No. A, of Liberty Township, for the
month ending December 81, 1866:
Hiram b. Smith, Jackson L. Dubbs, Henry B..
Dubbs, Heckerman p. Hostler, Adelbert Hunt,
Isaac Zigler, John Zigler, Charles Stafford.
Emma F. Carothers, Abbie s. Dubbs, Mary j.
Dubbs, Ella X. Dubbs. Hattie A. Dubbs, S. Leila
C. j. HUNT, Teacher
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An Arctic Scenn.

The scene presented on the Maumec River, at
this point would do honor to the Arctic region itself
1t is complete picture of the rgidity and desola
ton of Winter. Huge blocks of ice are scattered
and piled ia inextricable confusion over the sur
face of the river the islands and the Flats. 1t
is wierd aud fantastic in the extreme, and would af
ford artist excellent opportunity of delineat-
ing a first-class representation of Winter.
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40 Siri

1t is true that the popular remedy known as
Goes Cough Basaiu does not dry up csugh,
but loosens it so that the patient can expectorate
freely. Give it to the children freely and take it
yourself for bad colds.
Il does not take week to receive benefit from
Goes Dyspepsia Cure. ID will Immediately re-
lieFe pain in the stomach souring rising of food
aud cures the worst cases Of Dyspepsia.
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PERRYsBURG mARKET.

[cORREcrED wsEKty ny '. \. uiLLKR col
PERRpsnvRe, January ", 1887.
krrLrs-.Green ~ bu 15c dried rs.
BKsswAx--30c " fb.
lirrrgR- 2Ssa3Oc p NJ; Eggs, 20G25c " don.
FLouR--l2 00@t4O 90 " barrel.
ORAtS = Corn shelled e0Gi0c Y bu, in ear 50
@5sc.A Oats 35et4Oe. Rye 95c.t Wheat 500
2 So " bu.
, MEArs-Hams l2Jk@l5e " b; Shoulders 100
l2lSe; Dressed Hogs 8 5OCaT 90 Y cwt.
3, LARD-l2ISc Y,ib.
POrAroEs -5O86Oc W bushel.
SALT--2 65 ~ barrol. ..-
WooL-40GbOc n u. ftt p
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the. elects OF
youthful indescretion, 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-
siser's experience, can dc so by addressing
JOHN d. OGDEN.
43zz No. IS Chambers street. New York.
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Wood County OrFiciaI Directory.
JUDICIARY oFRIoERs.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.

Statement Of the Phoenix Ius. Company.
New Bakery-B. Trombla. -,
Administrators Sale-Wm. Vanbuskirk.
Administrators Notice-H. G. Strow.
Legal Notice-E. Tuller.
Prospectus of the New York Tribune.
PROSPECTUS Of Moore's Rural New Yorker.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States hear something very much to their adVan
tage by mail Gree OF CHARGE, by addressing
the undersigned. Those having fears of being hum
bugged will oblige by not noticing this card. All
others win please address their obsaient servant
TnOs '. CHAPMAN,
43zz s3l Broadway, New York.
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To All Whom n NAV Concern.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to the
firm of W. & II. II. tIoUsToN, are requested to call
and settle their accounts within the next 80 days.
8sc II. II. HOUSTON.
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The Tribune Almanac.

We are indebted to the publishers, for copy
of this valuable little annual for the current year
It is published by the Tribune Association, New
York. Price 20 cents.
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NV"IVUy IUI IhC OUIb UI OUhSHHPIIUH'
A. y, SooFILL,,ol Cincinnati, says that ALIENS
Lung Dalsam has effected many cures of what
Physicians considered to be in the last stages of
oonsumptiouC He also states3 that il wiil break
up the most distressing cough in few hours time.
Mr.. SCoyILL is well known and his statement can
be relied upon. 1Iiist!af J4 EG3
For lle by PECK g. HAMILTON; al.o by the
Dealers in Family Medicine generally. 81
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Tenchers, Certificafes.

The following applicants as teachers were ex-
amined at Bowling Green, January A, 1867, by the
County Board of Examiners, and have been
awarded certificates as follows:
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The Board of Examiners for Wood County at
their examination of teachers for the eoanty, on
the 4th day of January, A. d. 1866, were under
The necessity OF granting certificates to a number
of applicants who considerably below the
standard in their answers To meet the wants
of the school districts in the county, we have
lowered the standard only for this examination.
Our standard is 81 in each branch of study
Eequired by law, aud those who may fall below
this in any branch will fail at our future examna-
Gons. BY order Of the Board.
d. A. AVERY, Clerk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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