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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-14
SaddlerY and Harness.

BY the new advertisements it will be seen that
our old friend, MABriS wARSER is still in busi-
ness, willing and ready 10 meet the requirements
Of his numerous customers. His character as a
first rate mechanic, and an honorable man, needs
no commendation from us. As in the past so in
the futurehe will conduct business to the satis
faction of lis patrons. Cash custOmersin in any part
OF Wood County, will have their orders promptly
delivered, free ofexpress charges.
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Donation Visit.

The social greeting given the Rev.G. A.ADAMs,
at the house of JAMES w. Ross, ESQ, on Friday
evening last, proved quite success. Mr. Ross
residence was crowded with visit RS, and the occa-
sion was one Of -social enjoyment that will long
be remembered. The proceeds Of tho meeting
snonnfed tn Sl73 o. .t
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Card of Thanks.

To my eCasfonIeTS : ~
desire through the JOURNAL totender thanks
to my customers in and around .Tontogany, for
their liberal T patronage during the past year.
Realizing that strict attention to business, and q
regard to the wants NoCthis community, will bring
its reward, I Commence the new year with steady
success and prospects of high promise.
Very Respectfully, L. BLACK.
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"On rHAr WILL nE JOYFUL" When men and
women throw Physic TO the dogs" and when a
trihe out Of ORDER to prevent getting out Of
der, take Plantsti0u Bitters. Are yoa Dyspeplic,
Nervous, Jaundiced, Hy'Pped low Spirited, Weak,
or are you sick aud don't know what Ails you
We have been, aud was recommended TO try the
Plantation Bit,ers, which we did With great salts
faction aud entire success. Delicate Females
Clergymen, Merchants, Lawyers, and persons Of
Sedentary Habits, are particularly benefited By
these Bittets. The sale is perfectly enormous.
MAsNoLtA wArER.-A delightful toilet artcl,
superior to Cologne and at half the price.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
TO CONSUnIPTIYES,

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send Gree OF
chargelto all who desire IT, the prescription with
the directions for making and using the simple rene
dy by which he was cured of Consumption, His only
object is to benefit the acted, and he hopes every
sufferer viii try this prescription, It will cost them
nothing and may prove a blessing, Please address
REv. EDWARD A, WILSON,
No. los South seopnd.st ,iwillis msburEh, n. Y.
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uoo, aud shoe Store,

BY the card Of E, Epw ARDS, it will be seen that
Toutossuy has Boot and Shoe Store. the propri-
etor OF which is determined to go-ahsad. MIR.
EDw ARDS is a first class workman and an honest
dealer, aud our patrons in and around Tont"gany
will fnd il tc their advantage to trade with him.
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PhysiciaM nnd SURGEON.

We invite attention to the card of DR.. d. F.
DAVIS, of Tontoga Nv, The Doctor has had con-
siderable practice us Surgeon in the army, and
is obtaining successful practice in this county.
We can recommend him to our readers as gen
tlemau of high ehara cter and qualifications.
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'wooa roeuntT, OrIleIaA DIRECTORY.
nEW ApYERTIsEMEN1s.

Notice to Pensionsrs-k. J. Gardner.
Dry Goods-S. Whitmore Co.
Drugs and MedicAes-L. BLACK.
Master Com. Sale--C. W. Evers.
Statement of Phoenix Insurance Co.
Physician AMI SNrge0n--D. +. Davis.
MsSer Com. Sale-7C.. W. Evers.
Roots and Shees-E. Edwards.
SheriIF's -Snle-C, W. Evers.
Fsrr,er, had blacksmith u. 7. Ry mer.
Guardin-ss aie-Iewis Long.
Sberiae,s- Sale-C W. Evers.
NssofWtirm x Kiugfcld 4 Acker.
Sheriff = Sale-C. w. Evers.
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"H Hur when III indeed,
Dismissing the doctor don't always succeed"
But using Polaud's White Compound always
does succeed in curing all diseases for which il is
recommended. One trial win con vines .he most
skeptcal
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Dominion.

A Donation Party win be given at the residence
Of ]. J. PARKS. on Intervening Of February Il.
The proceeds wiltbe divided equally'bctween the
Revs. G. A. ADAMS and A. HoLIINGroS.
All are invited 70 attend. .-
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TOLEDO AGE OF
The Great United States Tea Company
HOLLISTER B. WILBUR,

ISGGtS AN ~ Nt@OSUS
Druggists and Grocers,
OF SummIt-street, Toledo,
DEGULAR appointed Agents for the sale Of
III Teas and Coffees imported by the Great Uni
ted States Tea Warehouse of T. Y. KELLEY a Co.
No. 80 Vesey street, NJ
7. Y. Kelley g. Co. wish il especially under
stood that they guarantee all the Teas and CoIises
sold (bearrg this Trade mark by the above firm,
pure and unadulterated, as imported by them.
They are sold IT the same prices as at their Ware
house in Ngw York, and at a triainR advance on
the cargo price, aul are of the best quality aud
flavor Please examine Messrs. T. Y. Kelley 4
Co.'s
PRICE LIST.
TEAS.
Oolong (Black), 60. 20. so, 80, 81 per 10 best.
Mixed (Green and Black), GO, 20, 80, 90, 81 per
ID best.
81 25 per ib best.
Imperial (Circen) 90, 81, 81 25.
Eng. Breakfast (Black), 70, so, 90, 81, 81 TO-
81 20, best.
Japan, 80, 81, 81 rs per h.
Gunpowder, 81 rs, 81 so per ib.
COFFEE.
We make specially of Ground Coffee. 0uI
ETY. in price aud quality, but we confidently assure
our patrons that any and all will give pertec
satisfaction.
PRICE LIST.
2j cents, 80 cents, IS cents, best old Government
Java 40 cents,
Our Royal Club Coffee
is pronounced by judges as an excellent article
warranted pure. 35 cents per pound.
CLUB ORDERS filled at New York prices, ant
sent by Express to any part of the country.
| Charges collected on delivery.
Good Tea and Coffee may now be procure'
| from H0LLISTER Il WILBUR at from so to 4
per cent. less than parties have been in the habi
Of paying.
Es5- Remember, the place to make this SavinI
| IL at
70 OF Summit-street, Toledo.
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HAD VIZ WINS, We might hy the world over
and not Rnd INES 'aeS which equal DR.. J. W. PO-
lands Hun r Doctor .cr Scrofula and al impuri.
lies Of the ,oA. anil w, White Pine Compound
Cor coughs, g rs and kiduey diseases. Sold by
PICK s. HAMILTON. .t 3
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects OF yoalh
fu ndiscretiOn, will for the sake OF suffering human
ty, send free to all who need it, the recipe and drec.
lions for making the simple remedy by which he
cured. saersrS wishing tc profit by the advertisers
experience can do so by Addressing in perfect conn
lence, JOHN d. OGDEN,
3zE AZ Cedar.str New York.
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DECEMBER. 1867.

Amasa Franklin and Esther Paine.
Charles +. Chapman and Philinda z. Tracy.
Robert Clay and Clara Small.
Chas. S. Mclntire and Harriet Bell.
Chas. A. Mercer and Ann E. Stevens.
Edwin A. Robertson and Elmer plery.
Peter Emery and Sarah Hill.
Amos BabcOck and Eliza j. Robinson.
Chss. Il. McMuray and Sarah Archer.
Nathan Swindler and Minerva McMahan.
Geo. d. Baker and Mary NJ. McMahan.
Isiah Long and Sarah Garwood.
David Wright and Esther A. Harsha.
Nicholas Leinandecker and Margaret Getzinger
Geo. l.. Gingery and Emily NJ. Garwood.
John F. Barn and Hattie NJ. Bently.
Franklin Burdo and Augusta kinderveter.
Jacob Jefers and Mary NJ. Belhure.
H. S. Wallam and Leah Stover.
Christopher Sharp and Alice Shelter.
John b. Davis and Mary Bartles.
Sidney Thurston and Elvira Chapman.
Albert Russell and Julia b. Condit.
Henry Freyman and Margaret D. Smith.
Nelson Y Robinson and Susan Ducat.
Isaac ReidOut and Louisa 7. Coy.
4 Alouzo Heml- inger and Anna Peoples.
Rudolph Kenderveter and Caroline Burdo.
i William Herman and Cordelia Francis.
lillian Hill and Mary Kanal.
Horato Van Tassell and Caroline Borough.
James NJ Calm and Rosalne B. Davenport.
William Wilson and Mary A. Balksy.
John Getsnger aud Catharine Snyder.
Henry NJ Crittendon aud Amelia Robertson.
Perry c. Chicoat and Martha j. Harts.
Henry Bnssnger and Catharine Faser.
Rufus Mercer and Sarah f. Curtis.
Chas. w. Rice and Lucreha L. Gilmore.
JANUARY, 1868.
Robert Estcott and Mary Stubbns.
Jacob Carl and Susan Chiple.
Emil Fogt aud Cathaline Hepzinger.
Joseph r. Richardson and Isabel Stubbs.
VIM Middleton and Amanda Wolf.
VIII Swartzlander and Hannah Wentz.
James C. Mercer and Mary l.. Wagner.
Francis N. Kelley and ETA French.
Geo. Lober and Magdaline @. Stezler.
David Reese aud Rozadia Morrow.
David E. Morrow and Harriet Z. Drake.
James PEBBLES and Sarah Shoe.
Albert RosecratE and Amanda Cornell.
Henry I.imberick and Mary McRage.
/ Solomon Henline and Parcy Burn.
John d. Shafer aud Sarah Ann Charles.
Cyrus johnson and Angelue Tyler.
John Smith and Lucinda Sheffield.
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-TuUeSingcrssnl Quintet will please accept
,ur thanks for the screnade, at htc hour on
Wednesday evening. :" Good Night" was ioa-
Scred with pleasing oTJet, Notwithstanding the
parties had hlakeFiug dSsire to "set mp" with
,is for some time after.
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We invite attention from The citireus Of Ton
togauy, and Wood County at large, " the advef'
tisemcn, Of the.braneS store Of Pscx 4 MILtES,
at Tontogauy. They have a large assortment
Of merchandise, and are doing large sud pros
porous business. With their FIGURING mill IL
operation, this frm will give great impulse t
the business interests Of the place, and furnish
the farmers with especial advantages in trading
Death Of the Treasurer Eld6fS
The death Of Captain VAS BLARcux occasi cri
a vacancy in the Office Of County Treasurer. It is
highly important that a competent mar should hl
that position until a successor can be elected an,
qualified. We therefore respectfully urge tn
Commissioners to appoint thopresent incumben
JoHS A. BoSNsLL, ESQ, He has given universe
satisfaction during his term Of office, aud has IN
confidence Of the people at large.
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Ala.. for the Bachelorsl

Leap Year has cOme, but instead of making ad-
vauces to the bachelors, our PerrysbuPg maidens
have left them in the cold altogether. On Tues
day evening las., company of young ladies took
seigh-ride to Toledo, excluding all our solitary
friends" of the masculine gender. The ladies
Ieapod over them altogether, went 60 Toiedo, had
n fine visit, and returned safely, thus showing
their capacity for self-goVernment, and the gov
ernment OF others, had they the power.
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BOWLING GREEN HOTEL,
ISAAC CLAY, Proprietor,
BOWLING GREEN, o.

THIS House has lately been rehtted aud rsfur-
nished, aud the Proprietor will spare 10 pains
to make the stay OF his guests comfortable. tlhE
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INF0RMATION.

Information guaranteei to produce a luxuriant
growth Of hair upon bald head or beardioss face,
also recipe for the removal of PImplss, Blotches,
EIuptions, ETC., the skin. leaving the same soft,
clear and beautiful, can be obtained without char
by addressing THos. =. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
3Ez rsH ti' 4. S13 Broadway, New York.
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wo cd County Probate Court.


Judge TrLLER held his court in the Court Room,
on the 4th and thnsts. The names of the jurors
are as follows:
A. l.. STEVENS, c. s. LANE, WILLIAM CHAND-
LER. ABRAHAM MERCER, JoHN G. PATTERSON,
JAMES f. DuBBs, SANFORD HOWARD, JOHN c.
WEBB, JoHN GINGERY, WILLIAM CHAPMAN, E. A.
HIGGtNs, ALEXANDER NAss. ...t
The following cases were disposed of;
State Of Ohio VS.. r. Delaney, charged with
stealing timber nOlle entered.
State of Ohio VS.. Samuel Charder, charged with
assa ut and battery verdict not guilty.
State of Ohio VS.. Michael Cronin petty larceny;
sentenced to the chain gang for 80 days.
State of Ohio VS.. Fountain Lisle, petty larceny
sentenced to the chain gang for 20 days.
State of Ohio VS.. Louis II. Cass, charged with
breakn open school house, failed to appear re-
cognizance forfeited and attachment ordered.
The Probate Judge holds session Of his Court
on the second Tuesday in each alternate month
The next term will commence on the 9Th Of April
The special law under which the Probate
Judge oc this County assumes jurisdiction in
minor ofuses, is such that all justices should re-
cognizc to the Court all cases, excepting only
those punishable by imprisonment in the Peni'
tentiarv, and cases Of peace warrants, !iquol
cases, and those for obstructing the nayigable
waters of this State.
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Licenses Issued by Judge Tuiler.

Owing to an oversight, we omitted the pubic'-
tion of licenses issued in December, at the proper
time, consequently we give below the full list for
December aud January:
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IA Columbus, on Iie Sd Of Japaory, as reported 81
CappeA Peer Pluck DideHt pretend TO girs
kis exact loords, but The sense he me0Ht.l
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Use BRYANT's RnEuMATIsM

GOVT, AND NEURALGIA CURE
Discovered after - years terrible sudirlng daring
which time all other remedies were tried without avail
Thousands have been cured BY H. The mot severe pains
relieved In 81 hours by hox Of Pills. Price - cents.
One - package will eradicate the disease from the -,
ten. For ale wholesale and retail b,
GEO. G. GOODWIN A CO.
IlapoV.t Sfr..t 49,.
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BY TELEGRAPH
To Montpelier Daily journal.

WASHINGTON, Mach 30
At 1880 to-day Chief Justice Chase
opened the court Of impeachment. The
Presidents counsel were present as before, as
were the managers ON the part Of the House.
At one O'Clock Mr.. Butler opened the case in
behalf Of the prosecution. lie spoke about
five hours, and was listened to with profound
attention. An abstract Of his speech will be
found in our columns to-day. The galleries
were throngej At three O'Clock recess Of
ten minutes was taken by vote of the Senate,
and at ten minutes past three Mr.. Butler re-
summed his argument.
NV YoHg March 81
Gold, 1884.
The Washington specials have the follow
mg-TribuHe's dispqtch. The President tele-
graphcd Gen. Hancock after his arrival in
New Haven to return to Washington inmc-
diotely, which be did.
The dispatch about the massacre in Crete
is said TO be an unmitigatel fabrication.
Worid's disputch, Mr.. Sanbery will open
Cor the President and Mr. Eyars viii sum
up the ease. Gen. Hancock ha. appointed
Gen Mitchell hi- Adjutni
Times' dispqtrh 80 one believes that the
impeachment trial viii last fHoru days, and
thcre is no doubt Cha, Andrew johnson will
b., removed l..i,r. tl,o A., ~ NI,y Tb.
President. counsel h,,.. ,..ad er ,Lo,r gr.t
snbpo.ua G,r ritpas.o. and fIlod mn o,a FAR
Con. Ro..e,u. mon, I'm Waqhino,ou terr;torv
and another CIR &C., StooJm9n in Noy a.
leans. but IF ,hey exrect In got dcl,y on tbat
score. thew win ne disarnointe1 far tho man.
AYERS will demand that they state what they
.elps,. D.. proye i,y tba ab.cpt ,,itne.so. n,1
they agree TO admit. that n these men were
here. tbey would 10 answer. Tbrc i. b,rcly
a. quorum of The House In Wasbipglon and
Il +. not likelg much bnsinf. viii Il, dome
during thc trial.
Gen. Hancock he. as,eJ lor twoj,,.,,or,
tim, before taking command of the atlantic
department. bai the President ma. rnf,.,l d,
grant it. Gen. Hancock ha. stated t.f he
should not accent Cine command. If IL WINS on.
pcatcd that DE would become involved I'M po.
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the President with his greatest offence lor
which he most deserves impeachment and
that is, his steady and persistent efforts to pre-
vent the restoratian of the Southern States
upon any of the plans Congress has proposed
When Congress proposed the Constitutional
amendments as basis of reconstruction, II
the President had seconded our efforts, pnd
recommended their adoption | have no doubt
every Southern State would have adopted
them, and those States would at once have
been restored to their places in the Govern.
ment But he refused his aid, and in all
ways IN his power discouraged their adoption
and by their refusal to adopt them, that plan
failed We were then forced to the more
stringent and coercivc policy Of the recon-
sruction under military authority. The
President was entitled to his views, aud to the
right Of expressing them in the constitutional
way, as he did, by vetoing the bills when sent
to him. But when they were passed over his
veto, then he had no longer the right to pol.
icy Of his own in opposition to that OF Com
grcss, and whatever his views were. it was
his legal duty to honestly aud faithfully carry
out the policy that Congress had o.tablished.
II was subject that belonged to Congress 10
settle. and not 10 him II L we'll know, n, f,
tbc course of ,be pros;do,t has L,,., ,,,, =.
carry on, successfully ,bis plon oe Congr.',
but Ia thwart il in every no..ible. v,y and IN
makeito Gilure and W., hor,I ~. ali
know this and the countrv INV. Il lin IL /.
VERY donb,fI If we cnnld b,yo NAIL, c,s.
for n leonl impencbmont ONT ~ il ii, mot
know hat we cot,ld b.,y,. uro,.l tl,. .o,,,,,i..
sion of any single act tbot copld bo said 10 bo
in yiol,t;on or ihe Law Tho p,..il.pt 4, n
the entire contrib of ,ho ,,,un;nim.nt. ,.r...
sarv "a curry ont thc lav and could ,h,ng.
them whom and ID. o0cp nd No. cl,o., T6.
House. when thew pos.ed th, reconsideration
acts. took AWAY the mower of removal. lnt
the Senate refused IN eoncur saving tl,at tbis
could not be done without inproperly trench.
lug upon the mower of the President 81. Com.
mander.m-Chief of the army n,drr Nh. Com.
stitution. If the President could he c,n,iet-
ed at all under such a CHARGE M. thi.. IL could
.nl, be done ly going oyrr an his official
course for tine last two wears. H opcncl t.,
wide field. II was doubtful If the time re-
manning of his administration woud suffice
for his trial. The financial and cuisines. cou-
dition of the country could not afford either
the uncertainty or the DELAY necessary for
such trial. We saw as we thought. case
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IMPEACHMENT.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.


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Er.rt hou. hold .huuid Keep Roadway. Ready Relief
and Plls ON hand their timely use. if suddenly seized
With sickness may save life. A. snon as there il tho
st uncasInc. in the chest with difficulty orhreath-
Pm e." lnliehion OF ''uEi toxic nurlu iho day ln drnps
% NeNci, in wluc--Ins- of wnter Cure enectual
Pains m thc Head Sore Throat iloa..enr.s sudden at
3ek OF upthefai gr lnuuen, apply the Relief 10 the
throat and che Ptruns sun, rIug from ucuinat isni,
Ic poulorreuN &c. should u0t hesitate 10 apply RAD.
WAY ! htAnt RELIEF, 10th externally and internally
Nuthiug better To- thc known world. Create a sense vt
heat aud irritation. OF Burning y0u may feel periectly
lthed ~ cure Tor Spraius. Cute, Wounds, Bruises,
nothing like te Relief Rnh The part parts where the
disease or pain seated, r. all that If sufficient Aside
from ul ti-, Toe Relief will De found to be splendid
swelling oi thr kuec fccti JnIufs, Nc nothing else
ln cns 90 Nnte Cholera The Relief cas all other pre-
NeniaNW-. So in attacks Of Cholera Morhus, Bilious
1hoc fgYcr', Sick or Ncrvous Headache, F0ul Breath,
FufEhe ~ sentep. painful DiarflWa. Vomiting Com
Nul-ions, Bad Dreams and General Debility Roadway >
Ready heeils sure cure Sold by Druggist- Price 10
cent? pcs bottle SEC Or. Railway. Almanac Tor l-6s
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Probably disease toxcept epidemic diseased has
been fatal than the Dphthera. For time Il bat
fed the skll orphyslcans everywhere, and Il st eaus
ing them careful and anxious study. The "Arcadian
Recorder published at Halifax ~ S. in speaking upon
the rayagos Of Dphthera In that Province says a
internal and external remedy for that fatal scourge of
Providence. Diphtheria told that Johnsons
Anodyne Lniment has equal efectually preventing
when used in season. and aordng great rolief to- and
seldom falling to the most stubborn No fam
ily should be without a.