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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-03-11
Atatertolrm gepublifau,
City and County.
Railroad Time Tables.

nt1aoaakee and st Paul Rail,cdy.
@ GofNG EAST.
Passenger leaves Watertown at........ 400 NJ
arrives at Milwaukee at...- 200
Way Freight leaves Watertown at. lis NJ
arrives at Milwaukee at CLIO NJ
Passenger leaves WATERFOWL at......... 1908 NJ
t-" arrives at Milwaukee at.... $40 NJ
SIM Prairie mixed leaves Waterloo at 6:55
n; Watertown at $40, and arrives at Milwaa-
zee at ll:204 M.
G0INd WEST.
WAY Freight leaves Milwaukee at..... 900 N
arrives at Watertown at 1:55 P N
Passenger leaves Milwaukee at......... LAO
arrives at Watertown at.... 4:05 If
leaves Milwaukee at......,, $50 p
g arrives at Watertown at...1l:30 P NJ
Gun Frailic mixed leaves Milwaukee at 400
NJ arrives at WATERFOWL at 7:25 NJ, and
Waterloo at $50 Pm.
Distance from Milwaukee to Watertown As
miles; to Waterloo So miles; to La Crosse
is5 miles.
J. Fl SLEEPER, Agent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-03-11
PUBLISHERS OF NEWSPAPERS


WITHIN 800 MILES OF CHICAGO;
May send speciufh copy of their papers and their
rates of advertising per annurn, for column,
payable quarterly in advance, with the number Of
Address, DR.. RAPiARI, Box s273, Chicago,
Illinois.
SECOND WIDrH
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-03-11
SALE OF
Forfeited Mortgaged Lands.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL AND
UNIVERSITY. LANDS,
Madison

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL AND
UNIVERSITY. LANDS, :.
Madison, Wis, January 23d, 1868. J
NOTICE is hereby given that the lands
IN hereinafter described, having been for
feited and become the property of the State by
reason of the onpayment of interest on loans
granted thcreon will be offered tor sale at
public auction at the Office of the Secretary of
State Al the Capitol in Madison, Gu the 20th
day of March A. d 1868, at 10 o'clock a. NJ
The minimum price at which said lands will
be offered Will be the amount placed opposite
each tract under the heading appraised Yalue."
Not less than twenty-five per cent. will be re-
quired to be paid down.
THOS. S. ALLEN, ! Commissioners of
VIM. E. SMITH, School Il Uni
CHAS. f. GILL, versity Lands.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Description Section. Town Range. Appraised
Value.
I
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-03-11
New WAY TO GET DRINKs.-A ge

New WAY TO GET DRINKs.-A gen
tleman from the mountains of Wales having
an eye to business as well as a mouth for dis
titled spirits called one day last week, into one
ordering a number eff groceries to be put up
for him, concluded to get drink before going
out to effect sale of some barley he had on the
street. with the proceeds of which he would
pay for his purchases, including the drinks.
He departed, our friend John evidently pleased
with the trade he had been prosecuting, for the
fellow was q very of-hand trader, as well as
very liberal on the treating question, treating
every one within the store including the bar
keeper. He played the same game on another
innocent grocer few doors away, who was
very happy over the brisk turn business was
taking, and here again eur friend was quite
lavish with his invitations to drink, not un-
mindful to take three or four good horns HIM
self. The same plea was given to our grocery
friend about the payment, and he departed, if
not wiser drunker man. Up street. Gu the
quite willing to sell him goods, and also give
him all the drinks be wanted on so short
credit, and here all hands were called up and
he behaved more liberal than ever.
The first victim smelling mice, followed
the chap, and found him in the midst of his
revelry at place No. s. considerably jolly, &C.
After some parley with his victims over his
tricks, a compromise was effected all around
by his paying for all the whisky drank, he
having borrowed the money from friend to
help him out eff the scrape. He sold no barley
nor paid for any groceries, as far as heard from
Ladies who use DR. Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powders will be agreeably surprised at
its delicious productions. A trial is only neces-
sary to prove its advantages over Soda and
Saleratus in the making of bread, biscuits,
cakes &c No family that once use them viii
be without them. Sold by Aentink Hill
and F. P. Brook l. Co.
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eNA THE GREAT CAUSE


HUI M AN MIS- e r z.
Just published, IN Sealed Envelopes. Price S Cts.
A LECTURE ON TIE NATURE, TREAT
ment and Radical Cure Of Seminal Weakness
or Spermatorrhea, induced b Self Abuse; In
voluntary Emissions, lmpotency, Nervous De-
bility, and Impedments to Marriage generaly}
Consumption, Epilepsy. and Fits Mental and
Physical Incapacity, &c,--By ROB. J. Gull
VERWELL, NJ. d. Author Of the ''Green
Book" &c.
The world-renowed author in this admira-
Bile Lecture, clearly proves from his own ex-
percnce that the awful consequences of Self
Abuse may be effec tually removed without
medicine, and without dangerous surgical oper-
atoms, bougieS, instruments, rings, or cordials,
pointing out q mode Of cure at once certain
and efectual, by which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition may be, may cure him.
self cheaply, privately, and radically. This
lecture will prove a boon to thousands and
thousands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, 10 any
address,, on receipt Of six cents, or two postage
stamps, by addressing the publishers.
Also, Dr. CULVERWEBl,'S Marriage
Guide" price IS cents. Address the Publish
ers, CHAS. j. G. KLINE & CO.,
1917 Bowery, New York P. 0. Box, 4, $50,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-03-11

Ma GSoLIA WArER-A delightful toilet art
ele-superior to Cologne and "a half theprice-
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tCommunicated.l
EnnnrnsSinnaI

EDITOR JOURNAL: With all due respect for
the preferences of others, would ask your in
diligence while offer few considerations involv-
ing public interest aud the welfare of the Repub-
lcau party in this section oftbs State, 81
The time is at hand for the selection OF can
didnte for Congress, It is proper that person
should be located outside of our sister village of
Toledo, or we make her the spoiled child"--or
she may" grow fat and kick" She has had the
Congressman almost time out OF mind-Mr PoT-
TER, Mr.. MoTT, and MIR. AsHLEY in succession.
1t is time that she should respect and know that
there are others outside of her city limits.
Therefore, l would suggest the name of A. S.
LATTY, of Defiance, as worthy, popular man of
known abilities. During his time on the bench,
It has become the character Of bat few TO acquire
the same exalted reputation as jurist as has
been the fortune Of Judge LATTY. Willis such
has been his GAIN, he has lost no friends. His
prompt, clear and profound decisions have con-
viueed all Of his candor, legal Neumeh and solid
dy ofjudgment. He is Republican of the orig-
nal organization in 0bio--ons of the first to raise
its banner, has ever stond by it, and aided its on
ward march to triumph and glory. II nominated,
he will be triumphanty elected--the people love
him. Give hmthe nomination and all will be
well with the 10th District. REPUBLICAN,.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-12
Tho Rur,,ett Organ.

On Monday we were shown No. 9lS Burdett
Celeste Organ, from the wholesale establishment
of Cross 4 THOMSON, of Fremont. The tone ex-
cells in purity and fullpess any instrument Of the
kind that we have ever heard. A new i'm
provement, called the " Harinonia Celeste" is aP-
piled to this instrument, and Professors MORGAN,
HAVEN aud other celebrated organists pronounce
this the a finest musical invention of the age"
The |" Improved V0x Humana is almost per-
feet imitation of the deeacy and sweetness of the
human voice. We only wish that all lovers OF
good music could have heard the imtttions Of the
human voice, buglc. piano, and grand organ,
produced on this instrument All the nasal pc
culiarities Of reed instruments BuRDETr has de-
stroyed, and almost perfect purity, with good vol
nnie is the happy result. ~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-12
The Storm,

On Friday afternoon and night OF last week,
this locality was visited with The most terrific
storm Of the season. A number of trees were
blown down, and some damage sustained in the
breaking Of windows. The hurricane deck of the
steamer Cora Lock was wrenched. from the boat
and swept away by the terrific gale. The storm
seems to have been general throughout the West,
and considerable damageis reported in various 10
caiities. The loss in Dubuque alone reaches over
$4,000. At Shelby. Ohio, much, damage was
done, and the windows Vt the cars ON the Cleve-
land train, passing at the time, were broken. 1t
was SO dark for some ten or fifteen minutes that
the train was obliged to stop. Utf
During Friday night large volume of water
fell, and the ditch the south side of the railroad
at this place had overApwn its banks and the wa
ter trespasssd on the adjacent premises to an ex-
tent more vexatious than desirable.
At Kelley's Island several miles of fences and
six houses were blown down. Others were par
TALLY injured.
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Mnumce brewery burned.

About three o'clock, on Saturday morning, and
when the storm Of rain was at its highest, the
Maumee city Brewery was totally consumed by
fire. 1t was at first reported to have been struck
by lightning, but we have since learned that this
is not she case, and the origin of the freis not
known. The establishment was owned by Messrs.
CorTELL, NKwroS & Co., was valued at about
SIS, 900, and insured for $1,000, Of which $4,000
were in the H'ne, of New Haven, $1,000 in the
Security, of New York, 81, 400 in the Merchants
cf Hartford, and $500 in the Buckeye, Of Cleve-
land. r. ..... s,inQ ei.fer .a,I.- ...
At the time of the disaster one of the firm, Mr..
CorrELL, was in Cleveland, buying grain for the
use Of the brewery.
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The rrrrr,hnrr snhnals.

The pupils 10 the different Departments cf the
Perry sburg Schools have been undergoing exam
inaiiou exercises during the past week, and the
closing days are being passed in pieuios and
social gatherings. The sxah,ioa,ions in the
several departments have passcdcf creditably to
teachers and pupils alike. Mr.. BARroS, Abe
Superintendent. has proved bimsslf an adePtin
scholastic management, aud, together with his
associate teachers. has given general satisfaction.
This morning the pupils sf The High School and
Grsmuier Department go Sss pienio excursion
down the river, on the Cora Eock. The teachers
Of all the departments accompany The eScursion-
lists. The boa,is aSncuucsd 70 leave The dock Of
half-past eight o'clock '' a''" ? ZOE
In the interim Of vacation, TIE new. School
House will, IN all probability, be ss~pieted, SO
thst the next term is expected 20 commence ."
beautiful and commodious structure, IN every
respect worthy the growing wealth aud P"pu'a-
ton OF Perry rysburg. .i.r He ~ hr s.1.h'et.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-12
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

GRAssHoPPERs are destroying tile grow.
Ing garden and farm crops in Central Iowa
A NUGGET of gold and quartz, worth
tweuty thousand dollars, has been found at
Remington Hill, Nevada County.
A CAVERN or grottc, said to rival tile
Mammoth Cave, iD Kentucky, has been dis
covered about twenty miles north Of Oltawa,
Canada.
THE'graih crops norIli Of Atlanta GeSrgia,
look very f.e,a but III Middle and SOUTH
Yves. Georgia the has made It's rap'
Iris reported that General Grant and
Speaker Oolfax will start about the frst Of
July for Colorado. They expect 10 be gone
two months. The trip will DO solely for
recuperation Of bealth.ra tsss -oa. = -,sa.
{ THE Nation says thai Mr. Evarts lost
more than three times tire annual income OF
an ordinary lawyer by col dacting Mr..
Johnson lefcnse, aud that he reeeiyed 10
10 whatever for his services. -
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-12
TOLEDO MARKET.


% aHrr e- aa.1H TOLBDO, june IL, 1853
FLOUR-Fine, 81 006l7 so; Supertne 8 0e@
s. rs; Extra, . 50t9l0 on; DnbIe Extra aad Fauey
10 O0l9l3 90. Rye RhNr. 50. arr t.si7 ,s
GRAIN-Whea 23002j5c; Corn 029a3c; Oats
7fe Rpe l75c Barley quiet.
PORK-Mess new 2S DO029 90; Hams zoe
Shoulders 15c, e Dressed Hogs, 9fs9tlc " IL.
LARD-Prime, in bbls, i9e do. kegs, H1e.
BUTTER =Freshroit SOC; in keg s5c.
EGGS-I6c.
GR0CERIES--Co -Coffee-Rio 2293Ic; Java $780,
Sugars-raw sugar II 9l5c crushed s7@l7Xej
grapulated l7Ac; .Aeoffee l6Aci, 3 coffee lGIEo.
G eoaes I5J4eSl6e. Teas Young Tyson. s6@
l75c; Imperial l2O41Sci Black l09@leOc !
Japan Igjdl25c. Miasses s5Gl00c. Sirups-
fair s5@o5c; good sO@s5c prime 9OallOc.
Rice-lsangoon l0e; Carolina lie.
r LUMBER Clear $50; 2d clear S45; box s40i
stock boards S22; common boards Sls; culled do
Sli; fencing Sl7; Gull fencing Sl; flooring strips
S4S; 81 do Sij: jost, ssantGng and timber, l feet
and under, Sid A | lS-iueh sawed shingles 5Oj
A 2 18-nch sawed shingles 60 l6-inch sawed
shingles5 90 and 25; clear and Second dressed
flooring 40 OQ;, common dressed acoring 30 co.
common dtessed siding SIT; "a and clear dressed
siding SIS, dressed stock common, I2-inch, S24
dressed eomuop boards SIS Lath %,
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&. II e.. j
Issued by the Auditor of Wood County to
GEeEaE LAsKEY, and recorded for the week ending
June 6, 1868 PIT h'H -f9 !3iV t2utfff
pt eX ne sec -, tp 5, range 10, 80 acres, in
the name OF George Spoon -. l6. s. ,g
u sw ne sec II, Up s, range 8, 40 acres, in
name of w illiam Ewing S27.S3. 'aeaf na. 'fs
EH NV sec 81, tp 6, range IL 80 acres, ia name
Of u. Grosvenor- So 95.
Pt lot 3, PembeTyille, in name OF s. H.& NJ.
Bell-$5.74.
ILL ne sec Itp 5, range D. az acres, in name
Of Alex. McOm--$l .S8. x. '4.yE. tt2 "a
EX NV sec Q, tip 4, range 0, 80 acres, in name
Cf John Sheiber-S27 .02.
Pt Sc sec "a, tp LUIS. r. 60 acres, in name of
Braman 4 Clark-$l9.9S.
EI< NV sec ,, tp 4, range 10, 90 acres, in ma me
Of Lewis A. Cass-$142 so.
VIZ Sc sec z, Lp 5, rsnge 10, so acres, in name
NJ y. u. BeveFstOek--Sl332. HJ s sr.Hlf q
Undivided u ne sec 80, tp 9, range IL, so acres
in name of g. II. Ruhl- $9.79.
EH sw sec 80, tp 6. range 10. so acres, in name
Of h. GrosVenor--$5.95. teetT ~ ,sr-as~
PteX sc sec ), tip range 2, IS acres, in name
of j. II. Hermau-Si62I. if
Nv sw sec %, :p 4, range 0, 40 acres, in name
Of Amos Walling-Sll.F. .r1.Htaf .ast
Sc Sc sec Is, tP 5, range Q, 40 acres, in name of
E. Gingery-l0,34.
River Tract 4S, 2l6 acres, In name Of William
Clark-S70.2j.
Pt sec 26, tp I, U S. r. l5o acres, in name
Of L. Braman- S44,35,
n river Tract ~, 2So acres, in name of Clark
e. Braman- Sl0463.
Undivided a NV sec 30, tp 6, range II, so acres
in name Of O. II. Ruhl-Sg.79. 81 r
Ne ne sec IS, lp s., range Q, 40 acres, in name
OF John kettle-$452 Is. l- = = V.sa, =. aai
ikH e1< Sc sec rs, Up 9, range IL, 40 acres, in
name OF James Matray-SlS Us. cF
EH NV sec 80, tP 6, range IL, so acres. in name
OF NJ, Grosvenor-S5.95. -
n river tract 46, 229 acres IN mama ~ clark
a Braman-$l0245. a3t
7Eh 'pe % sec,l6s tp-A raage-e, 2eracr,s, in
name o. Jacob -$n.H.F ~ III 17-' N
EN NV see S3, Up 8, range H. 10 acres. in pame
Of Eliza Ketehum-Sl935. a,giI.- -
VIZ SO sw sec 80, Up S, range 10, 70 aeras IN
nap,e Of Catharine JudsOn-$S.05 fss .falTs =
Undiuded u sc sec SO, tp1, u. o. r., 81 acres
ip name Of u, Braman-- Sb4, 49,
Undivided & se sec 3d. tp !, U. 3. R., 81 acres,
in naHle Of Wm. Clark-S45.45. f.s et I1
Ex ne sec 50, tp 4, range y, so acres, in name
OF George FFance-tl446. .H 1.tl-aa
Sw Bw sec 6, tp 5, range no. 4 acres, in hume of
VIM. Dubbs-S6.6S.
u sy sec "a, tpl. ", s. r., "a aeEes, in name
OF =. Braman--SR6SQ, ~ ft@s
UndiFided 4 lot g sec "a, Up g, range II, 36
acres, ~ name OF J. COK-SS.IT,
Undivided 4 sw SEQ 81 tp |, u. s. r., so
acres, IN name Of 4. Braman- $43.T4.
pndiEidsd y sw sec "a, Up |, u. =, r., 80 acres,
IN name Of Wm; Clark-$30 g9.
9,sz nv use: sec sS p 8; range ?, 80 acres, iP pane
No, Of Haqsfers-sI) total value 81 ,OOs 5l.i
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naiI uond 'AcolsIent.


On Monday morning last the accommodation train,
on the Dayton 3 Michigan Rsilroad, hada bad
smash-up between Bates Station and Grassy
Creek, by which some seven freight cars were
badly wrecked. Fortunately, not person in The
passenger car was injured, and only one Of the
employees slightly bruised. The accident is
supposed to have originated from the rail spread.
ing, by which means the cars ran cff the track,
and were Utterly piled one upon the other across
it. Notwithstanding the force requisite N accom-
plsh this, the passengers only felt little more
than the ordinary jolt arising from the carriage
striking the buffers of the adjoining car The
breaking Of the coupling and the resistance offered
by tine railroad ties unquestionsbly saved the
passengers from bodily harm. 1t was indeed a
narrow escape. The accident only Oeeasioned
temporary delay. Mr.. RoAcn was on hand with
his men. and by evening the road WAS in running
Orderly 2 -s vV y WV N.. Az n
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DIED.

TAFT.-In Salem Michigan, March 4, 1858,
after apainful illpess Of eight weeks, HARRIET c.,
wife Of Rev. H. b. TAFT, formerly Of this place,
aged 81 years. is .rs i. ~
The deceased was born December 20. 1875, in
Spencer, Lucas Comfy, Ohm, 9united with the
Baptist Church in April, 1882, ut Maumee City,
and on June 80, 1891, was married to Rev. II. B.
TAFT. She was u faithful and devoted Chris
tan woman, aud wan the confidence and esteem
of all who knew her. 'er
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The schoof Election.

The qualified electors of School District No l.
will bear in miud that on Monday evening next
the Runaal election will be held at the High
Sch 1oI Roem, in this place. Two members OF
the Board Of Education are TO be chosen, to serve
three years, and provision is to be made for The
continuance of the schools during the coming year,
as well as the completion Of the Uniou School
Buildings, in accordance with tue contracts made
by the Board of Education. 1t is important tha
every elector, interested 10 the prosperity of our
Schools, be present on that evening.
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Perryshurg Smngerhnnd.

The managers of the above institution are
working energctically to make their opening ccle
braton on he 4th Of July a grand success, In
this effort they will be materially aided by pro-
fessonal artists from other places. '' rf'
The whole programme is highly creditable t..
the enterprise of the managers, and affords the
PROMISE of making their celebration one of the
most pleasing and interesting entertainments ever
given in Perrysburg,gv Preparations are being
made for the accommodation of large ilaizt of
visitors. aud we trust our ,Smngcrbund friends
will receive lbernl patronage
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R,sjdcnee Destroycd Nv Fire.

We regret TO learn that the residence of Com
missioner RUSSELL, in Bloom Township, was
destroyed by FIRE on Monday last, during his alb
seuce in attendance on the Board Of Commission
ers, al this place. ailal- aa. etffril
The extent of loss was not stated, as the report
came by telegraph. The house had been recently
built, and, with its contents, we informed
uld involve loss of som. $4,000, should It be
totally destroyed, on which there an insur-
ance Of 81 900 on the house and $500 on furniture
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-12
VITAL ROWE,lRS.

Mishcr's Herb Bters win impart vitality aud
tone ID tie digestive orgrns, 1t will tloroughB
eradiCte all morbiic mlitGr from tn blood, cleanse
ths cntiresystem, and produce, the mpst vigorous
acijnn of the different urgaus Of the human body
II is the Great Benl Puriti n an lnfallbe Rem
edy for Dyspepsia, loss of Appetite, Cramps IN
the Stomach, llcadA che, raSuting from derang 1t
storttcli, and also that larrassing disease Sick
Headache, BilousneSs,. .&c- II is reccpmmendcd
by physicians Of the highest reputc as the most
invaluable medcine for these ills that thellght at
science ana the power OF hum SKIN ever d'Scov'
cred. The fact that in all parts of the land the
most learned members of the medical faculty pre-
scribe MisIllcr's Herb Ditters for their patients
who are afflicted with These disehses+-n1cdieaI
men who have repeatedly tested the marvellous
virtues gC this (heatF EIpuschoht gsrppdyT4 should
convince the most sksptcal that this proprietary
,comnqRad is;a ncdicjp4 rIlon whiehlthay Gna Fdy
as absolutely and completely elicacious in such
cases ssas ,we iaye enu9tratadt ah1ve. CSold by
all druggists and dealers. DR.. S b. Hartman &
/. Co., PrOpridtors, Lytncn stq, Pa. -E1Il'lIt
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PERRYsBuRG MARKET.

[ooRREcTED WEEKLY by ,. r. MILLER 4 co.
PERRYsBcRd, ! June | l., 1868.
APFLEs-GTeen W ,bu | 20 dried 225. ,,.,
BUTTER 2O025c u fb.i Eggs, l2Gljc W doz.
FLoUR-l0 O06ol5O0 " barrel.
GRAIN-Ear Corn 81 90 ~ 100 lbs; Oats 6S ia
75e; Rye be-. Wheat ,gO92 so " bu. Shellsd
Corn, 80 to g0c.
MEATS Hams ls@22c " h; Shoulders I0@
20e; Dressed IIogs S916DgOO' W cwt.--a- ,ss-- Il
sshARD-A29 ts go " b. y ~ S+~ ~ =
PoT ArOEs-I I2jd / SOC " bushel,
SALr.22 70 " barrel. c,4d W IT,
WooI-YOl14Dc a III
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-12
Court Of Commou PIens.

This Court has been in session hcarly two
weeks, uuder the able presidency Of Judge PHI
LARS. Since assuming the e'miae, The Judge has
won golden opinions from all classes Of citizens.
In the management Of cases and in his decisions
already giTsn he has manifested diligence in the
discharge of his duties keen discrimination, and
stlict impartality. 1t OfIjtds us much pleasure
to state that his renderings aud decisions are
neither based on personalities, nor on PARTISAN
ship. The just aud equitable adjudication of the
law seems to be the rule by which lac is sgovcrncd.
On Tuesday next he holds Court in Tfn for
the purpose of trying lIIRaSf A.. DONALDSON for
the murdcr-of his son, near Bowling Green, n-Au
gust last n -yrF a + vTTIRgVTg
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-12
NEW .ApvnnrIsnmENTs.

School Examiners N0tice.--D. A. Avery.
Dissolution NoticeALeaf a Co.
Bo0k Agents Wanted-7J. b. Burr 4 Co.
Osborn Misunderstanding Co,-rG. II, Hilton.
Tiemaun's Laundry Blue--J II. Tiemann..
Melodeons and Organs Horace Waters.
Novelty Sewing ma chine Emmes, Cram Co.
Cake -mixer-Ci. l., Newton & Co.
Watches and Jewelry- Benedict Bros.
The Florence Sewing Machine. M e.4.
Chemical Wtndrw Polish--J. Shaw. .. a.
Sh;nrle Bracket Bennett, johnson Co.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-12
En,.rnrisn nj -Tnn,ornnr. ,IlI,

Three months since we advertised the return
Of S. W. wnirNtRE from New York, with =
large stock Of Spring goods. Now our enterprise
ing patron is of again to purchase choice Sum
mcr stock with which to open his new store With
,uch enterprise as is nov manifest in Tontogany,
its interests are sure 10 prosper. ~ y
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-12
MARlsTI4D.

GALE--NEWKIR IRK AT the residence of Mr.
o. j. lnscho, IN Sapinnw City, on. Tuesday even.
ing, June 2, 1868, by Rev. Mr. Taylor, of that
place, Mr.. j. NJ. GALE, of Saginaw City, and Mrs
MARY A. NEwKIGK, formerly ofthis place.
May the gales that watt their barque adown the
stream of life be cheerful ones,