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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-10
Put up I'm large Bottles. Price sI.Oo.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such ns Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consu1nptiOn

Probably never before in the whole history of
medicine, has any thing won So widely and deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series OF years, and among most of the races Of
men II has risen higher and higher in their estima
tiOn, as il has become better known. Its uniform
character and power tO the various affections
of tho lungs and thruat, have made il known as rs.
liable protector against them. While adapted 10
mer forms OF disease and to young children it ia
nc the same time the most e0eciua Tcmey that can
he given for incipient consumption, and the dan.
geTOus affections OF the throat and lungs. As pro-
vision against sudden attacks of CrOnD, Il should
be KEPT on hand In every family and indeed as all
arc sometimes subject To colds aud coughs all
should he provided with this antidotc for them.
Although settled COHsHHI ptt0H is thought I'm.
curablc, still great numbers of eases where the dis.
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured
and the patient restored to sound health bT tho
CHERRY PICTORIAL. So complete Is its mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat that
the most obstinate Of them yield to it. When moth,
ing else could reach thcm under the CherI.y Pee.
tOI0l they subsidc and disappear.
singers aud I'HLtic Speakers ind great pro.
lection from 1t.
.isthma Is always relieved and often wholly
cured by It.
Bronchitis Is generally curod by taking tho
Cherry Prctordt IN small and ficqucnt doses
so generally arc its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here or do mora
than assure the public that its qualities are fully
maintained.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-10

The wheat harvest is progressing rapidly in
the West. la many places it is over, and gem
orally drawing to \ close. We have no new
developments as TO the results. The reports,
with few exceptions. confirm previcus advices.
We may now safely say good crup at wheat
has been secured-good in quality and good in
quantity.
The weather has been very hot, and de-
cidedly uncomfortable for those compelled to
cudare il; but it gave the Flushing touches
to the wheat crop, aud causes the corn to grow
50 fast that it is making up for lost time.
There has been rain, too, in the right places
not general, but hero to-day, and there to-mur-
row. Thus throughout the West, We are hav-
ing excellent weather for the corn crop, and
crop prospects, altogether, are favorable
LiuciaHaH G0ktue
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-10

Know We the land where the White Pine and
Oak
cline,
Where the people are healthy as roses in the
morning,
And all save the spirit of man is divine ?
1t is the land where people use DR.. ]. w.
POaud's White Pine Compound, for all diseases
of the Throat and Lungs and for Distressing
complaints of the Bladder aud Kidneys.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-10

A. NJ. RUSSELL, Esq, formerly a resident
been appointed by the commissioners of Wood
county, county treasurer, to fill vacancy. lie
has the experience 10 warrant his success as he
served with credit in this county az Deputy
Treasurer. Mr. II. has good military record
having served in the 18th Ohio, three months
campaign, and the 6sth, before Vicksburg.
Rural OAiO0a, Padding County. Of .yalv ?.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-10
DETITION FOR DIVORCE.

VS.. Court of Common Pleas
George Adkus. Wood County, Ohio.
The aBeve-named defendant. George Adkins
is hereby notified that the said Elizabeth Ad
kr S, on the Esd day Of May, A. D. 1868. filed
her petition in said Court, charging the said
defendant with willful absence for three years
last past. and gross neglect Of duty, without
just cause, aud praying that the petitioner may
be divorced from said defendant and for such
other relief as in justice she is entitled to.
ELIZABETH ADKINS.
Ry CHS. C. STARR, her Attorney.
Perrysbnrg, o., May 81, 1853. 6fsG 2j
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-10

EVERY ONE MAY KNOW of shat DR.. J. W.
Poland'E HumOr Doctor is compound, d, b.
writing the proprietor. The best known
roots and herbs are used and combine pleas
antness to the taste with sure results. SJldb by
PECK Il HAMILToN.
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TO whom Ii Mny COmrerm

TNHIS is In notify the public that my wife.
l. Anna Elijah ,th Seelman. has left my bed
and board without sufficient cause or provo a.
i'm. Those whom it may concern will there
fore take notice that from AMI after this
date will be responsi de for no debts that she
may contract in nv name.
JOHN GEORGE SEELMAN.
Lake Tp., June %, 1858. 9c*
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-10
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fovor, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Aguo, Periodical or bilious Fever, sc
and indeed all tho affections which arise
nom malarious, marsh, or miasmatic
poisonS.
As its name implies, II docs Cure, and does not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic. Quinine, Bismuth
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, 1t In nOwisc iniurcs any patient. Tho
number and importance ofits cures In the aguc dis
trcis, arc literally beyond account, and we believe
without parallel in the history of Ague me,ilcine
our pride Is gratihcd by tho acknowledgements wa
receive Of the radical cures effected In obstinate
cases and whore other remedies had wholly f;liled
Unacclimated persons, either resident in on,
travelling through masmatc localities will he pro.
tected by taking the 1GVE CURE daily.
For LiUer Complaints, arising from torIiditv
of the Liver, Il is an excellent remedy stimuiatinr
the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Il a
nn eNcellOnt remedy, producing many truly re.
Inarkahle curves, whore other medicines had failed
Prepared by DIR, j. g. AVER & Co., Praeticel
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round the world.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-10
BUSINESS CARDS,

JAS. W. ROSS, ASuER COOK, " ukKi d. ROSS
ROSS n COOK,
ABSTRACTS orTITLE.
OFFICE
Corner Louisiana Avenue aud Front
street, Perry Sburg, Ohio.
WE have the only set " Abstract Rocks
w now IN Wocd County. containing com
plctc lNrEx tn alt Lots aud Lands therein.
icy Certificates ot Title given upon reason
able terms.
i.S5~ Also. Agents for purchasing and selling
Real Estate, getting up Tax Titles, paying
Taxes. &c, sc,
IIOUR desirable residences in rcrryshurc.
Il Price ranging irom 81 200 to SlS0O; for
sale by ROSS & coon.
For further particulars, inquire Of
ROSS e. COOK.
Bnsincss solicited. SiEz
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FRIOE, SI.OO PER ROrrLr.


Peck & H'miion perrysburg,
l.. Black, Toniogany;
A. j, Gardner " Co., Gilead
Russ a Atkins, MeSlun;
5. l.. Boughton, Bowling Green, and by az
dealers everS where. 2Oxx
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-10

DOIER, " H, ,Jnly - 1875.
Dr. POLiNp: rerrirrt gopr isite, itfafping as u
o'e Eject ~ H'r H'siirnc sei-scl,rss. bdJ1,y
tn say that IbOt Il Is The mniicinc for that dreidlta
sickness. ihjeR rUriHs prescriptions bRf Js,Hd naie
Ndi S'i H' tmUci 0id cieUrst TIE head liz he :s,i-
mor boior. ,h as hpbgh icothi hsItiig trt 10 ee,
dsb9r,, I" enisu goW 10 iHriucc lin ship cLdplegy
stores, tu mdg fd ds utg 10 NnSr irio s1sr t,ItsI
their tp,di trHh h'ui or oirg pisspo-ys sJgs ~ try
uOr oRcr hey 'cuHti b, ,JiJ ti rny,,gc iriiapt
IL. HIRBJEr NJ IfJGTI.R
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-10
MIl,om Gnlc, Is.s., Ho.,"".

IAsrfbV UriQg ttdi irN N,aiV Ifiiristi trah BafS
hr ttc' YEARS d'vbpiaJ tsswwirrs TIaF nv hHtx 3t
otSr ltrts ~ ay Lgig lee sgN11ngs h,hch ,fuiVrai
ts9m Mfm ar utfrNcrttstfh NsHC, II a. Nb hdi
dies, bet Wftbow rspsrNsi Ds ,gh,iaH % isi,rta bs
ht enHtH rcqneH e dH tp'iH,uir mart ftinysa
70 hg DF. !, ", iidiHEs HimuJ NHt0r, and rtrp
hdlpy T. attest hdi an @y Riis r,n,ors.i and Ry
h'dfh cU rcsofedby 0siay Dr idsa,fs gi'gtNiNd go
'c'nt', Milton G-iLh.
Ih.l..I I'm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

II stated that the law was binding On me, CON.
stitutional or not, until cot aside ~ the proper
tribunal" So wrote Gen. Grant to President
johnson in the correspondence about Stanton's
restoration to the War Office. That doctrine
will do to stand by. The President has no more
right to decide upon the constitutionality of .
law than we have.-Sprinqfetd Journal.
Suppose the legislature of Illinois should
pass law taxing the people Of Springfield,
in consideration of their big stealings from
the State House and other "jobs,"6 mills on
the dollar of their real estate, and all the rest
of the State but mills on the dollar. The
law would be clearly unconstitutional, for the
constitution requires taxation to be equal.
Would the people of Springfield pay the tax,
or refuse, and compel the collector to attempt
to collect it by a law suit We rather think
they would not regard the doctrine that an
unconstitutional law must be obeyed until the
courts have declared it void, "doctrine to
stand bly,"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04
FROM WORTHWHILE.
THE DEBATES

..-s.tt Ar. IhE DEBATES
OF this place are still in healthy condition and
promise long lie. Several of the young people
OF Worthwhile having returned from Aurora, At
which place they had been attending sehsel dur.
ing the past winter, will take an active part in
tho prosecution" Of business with despatch.
The question proposed for discussion two weeks
since wac held over till April 4, when it will be
discussed by the same persons named in nv last,
with some additions.
THE GRANT CLUB.
"He that hath put his hand to the pillow and
iooketh back is not fit for the kingdom etc.,
was once written between the .lids Of the Bible
somewhere; and if that be true, then the North.
villains, who have stood for 70 long time a. the
great north pole of liberty, shading tho repub.
hcan regions Of Grantocraey, with such Devil.
dsring success, and blowing burrows deep and
WIDE tor the reception of all their oppssers, h.v.
Ing looked back, totally unfit for the kingdom
to which they were marching" think in.
formed your readers few weeks since of the
extraneous efforts made by the Grantocraey to
organize "Grant Club" and that i. was about
to succeed 1t did succeed. It succeeded in
looking back when seeing the dark shadows
towering over their horizon, or some other place,
they abandoned the grand enterprise. Several
noble hearts worked with untiring and unceas.
Ing effort for the accumulation of material
wherewith to make the machine 20, but neither
the go nor the machine was thar The war.
riors met and smoked the pipe Of peace till about
time to retire. when one of them read speech
OF come spirit" made at the Cooper Institute
about Ulyss. After considerable talk-about
planting corn, sowing grain, hunting ducks, Sc,
they came to the conclusion that Grant could
play marbles full as we'll as any other boy :;
therefore, according to his paternal biosrapher.
he was considered some among his supsrior..
and would run pretty well. Yet, without. any
satisfactory fnale, they adjourned ane die. ~.
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Canal Navigation.

Navigation on the Illinois & Michigan Canal,
which opened nominally on the 1st inst, was
actually open through from Bridgeport to La
Sale only this morning. The basin at La Sale
has been full Of boats for week, loaded with
corn, awaiting passage to Chicago; and
nearly like number Of boats, loaded with
lumber, is lying in the Chicago river, awaiting
the opening Of the canal to get through to the
Illinois The opening Of canal navigation, we
hope, will somewhat enliven business around
our Ottawa warehouses.
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! public charity, ~Ans sssiii1br. everlasting.
u bored BY assiS subscriptions and doxataena
And since books ass to Be bought ~ fRs5 .1s,-
else. 81 bsaiaG sSIiSsAiag ins6uotivV nny -
found II the books 20 bought, Il not q, their
haSAn9uo.~ff bsss a. 10 sai sIsfv - L.
''rhe poor man rsioiesth at his tan: ma his
bread j. wet 10 him - Content vitA prsseat
gpod, he lOoksth not for evil to the future
Next week Mr.. Blair, Q(ormon,) froa Plane
answers his question, Monday evening March
SOth. Father O'Fsrrsl, tCatholio,) from Mendo-
IA, on Monday evening April 9Th. Corrsspo,r
denos between adventists, nothingarians and 9th.
ere has been going on since the first arrange.
nent for lectures. but with no definite 1ssult a.
To time of officiating for our benefit. Mr.. Towle
advent feels sighted because he was not inela.
ded in the list Of lscturerA -.r.-v -
Ny reason for not answering the "Buzz.rd"
article will be found in the following quotation
from Upper: Contend not in wisdom With
fool, for thy sense maketh much of his esnc.it."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04
FROM EARLvILLE.

FIRE.-A severe fire on Monday night, sup
posed to be the work Of an incendiary, consum.
cd the following property: t,al IL,
Post office, Jeweler shop, and Merchant Tailor
store, owned by Geo. Arnold. Grocery store, &C.
cupied by Shields g. Mcslanus, and H. Haas,
jeweler, and owned by H. H. Hall.--D. A. Towns
dry goods and grocery store VIM H. Rob.
insons Store. occupied by R. Wright & Son,
grocers.
The fire originated about 2 o'clock, in rear Of
the Post Office and Grocery store of 8. & M,
two separate and distinct fires being visible at
the same time. Pools brick building has for a
second time stood the test and stayed the ravages
of the flames.
H. Haas barely escaped with his family
who had been having the measles, and were UNI
fit for exposure In his efforts to save them, he
had the hair singsd upen bis head, until he 70.
sembled tho 'woolies." 1t leaves him nothing
to olothe himself or live upon. ,,s,...
Several heavy losers year ago are destitute
of the wherewith to commence business at this
time; yet our city fathers only talk of fire com.
panies and hooks and ladders. s.
Our town wells and active citizens saved POOLS
building. 1t stands alone in defiance of flames
Yet his stock of drug, was greatly damaged by
moving forth and back. One young man was
noticeable as deing much toward subduing the
flames by promenading and viewing the ravages
with young lady hung TO his arm. He is q
base ballist. gg.,. ...,,,
HE LECTURES on TIE "SHoRT C.NTEcIrsMs."
SO styled by some of our clergy, of which l
gave an mixing in my last, are still in progress
The Congregationalsts' and Methodists' rea.
for their beliefs being 60 short, and the outn.
ion Of the clergy being that they will be notori.
GUS in history for their efforts, will report them
that you may have in order the substance of the
lectures 80 far delivered
"CongregatiOnalism was first introduced intr
this country by our Pilgrim Fathers at the land.
ing OF the May flower on Plymouth Rock Twas
there the congregationaliss met and revised their
code OF faith He tHarrison) being descendent
OF that stock, adheres to their creed as naturally
as TO the Harrison family, instead Of the Smiths
| or Browns. He was born 10 and can't helm it,
Mr.. Field is Methodist because "Lincoln's
funeral services were conducted by that demon.
nation 10000 niggcrs in the south belong to the
church; and Grant, when he goes to church, Of.
tends the NJ. e. They were patriotic (
Mr.. Ustick, for the Presbyterians, commsnc.
ed at It's origin; gave the history Of its tiie and
progress, showing its forms and regulations To
correspond and come from tho bible. The dec.
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plan, will find his bonds worth their face in
gold, which they never viii DO usderthe pres
emit system, or any other system that has yet
been proposed in congress.
This is, in the tewest words, the Plntlleton
plan. Has any of our readers ever. seen a
statement of it, resembling this, in any radical
paperf We defy them to do it. Yet the edi-
tor who gives any other statement of It is dis
honest and abuses his readers ES1
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Democratic County Convention.
CAUCUS TO-DA

CAUCUS TO-DAY.
The Democrats of Ottawa will please bear
in mind that, pursuant to the notice publish
ed above, the caucus to appoint delegates to
the County Convention, to be held in Ottawa
next Wednesday, will be held at the Court
House this afternoon. 1t is desirable to have
full attendance at this caucus, that unobjec-
tionab!e delegates may be sent to the County
Convention, the business OF which will be
more than ordinarily important.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

ELECTIONs.-The annual state election in
Connecticut takes place next Monday, April
9Th. On Tuesday, the 18th, Wisconsin elects q
chief justice and an associate justice of the
Supreme Court. On the same day, Michigan
votes on the adoption or rejection of her new
constitution, which has been fixed up to suit
the modern ideas ofprogress, including negro
suffrage and liquor prohibition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

DEPARTMENTAL Ohio paper, supposed to
be posted, intimates that Senator Sherman is of
opinion that the President cannot be impeached.
Gen. Sherman, the Senator'S brother, says 80
openly 1t is also stated that the vote Of Yates
and Trumbull, of this state, on the final ques-
ton, is, to say the least Of it, exceedingly doubt.
full
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

The Railroads of this state have generally
agreed to sell round tickets to delegates pro-
posing to attend the Democratic State Con-
vention at Springfield on the 18th inst, at one
and one-ffth fare, or copper cent. of the ordin-
airy fare.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

The Chicago Tribune demands of Dick Yates
that he shall resign, because of drunkenness,
but supports Grant, bigger drunkard, for
an infinitely higher office. The solution is,
Yates resignation would lift Oglesby into the
Senate and make Deacon Bross, of the Tribune,
Governor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

The eesvlt is, that everywhere that DR.. Price 8
Cream, Baking Powder has hee4, treddt lis 30
we'll liked that no one that has once tried il will
be without it. We cannot speak toe. highly of
thi: article. Get can and try n: No alum,
aoia, sslsratus or any drug in these powders
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

The Democrats of Oregon have sent delegates
to the Democratic national convention instruct.
ed for Pendleton.
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FROM LELAND.
DEATHS.

There was funeral of some little child at the
catholic Church; but was unable to ascertain
any name.
DE-. z. c. Brown, druggist here, lost his little
child, aged three years, on March 9th The
funeral was Sunday March 90
Also, Mr.. Ainard lost little child on Sunday.
Services we've, on Monday, at o'clock, by Rev.
Mr.. Foreman.
JUSTICES COURT.
Since my last the following case has been dis.
posed OF: CandaN w. 1homeyson. Action for
damages. Case where defendant sold plaintiff a
horse, and itdied in ve-days after purchasing.
Attornsys-J. W. Browne, of Earl, for defend.
ant, and E. 8. Abbott, for plaintiff Defendant
took change Of venue from Justice Whitney :.
E. n, Kinney. jury found for plaintiff, 500. ,
story is told Of a New England city Clergy.
man, who one Monday last summer, visited the
market early in the morning, where his atten.
ton was called to some very fine Strawberries.
He wished very much topurchase some but II
being very early in the morning, it occurred to
HIM they must have been picked on Sunday, and
OF course he could not purchase or use ANYTHING
"AASH AAnu ueeu pTOuuCeQ unuer such ClrCums
stances. He inquired of the farmer, "Mr. Smith,
were these berries picked on Sunday? 2, Mr..
Smith, with sly twinkle of his eye, replied,
NO. Doctor, they were picked this morning, but
they grew on Sunday" rt..
We raised, as usual, a small patch of sorghum
last year IA yellow seed Variety from which we
made very fine quality of syrup, and the seed
has proved, when ground and boted, to make
good article Of flour for pancakes, equal, if, not
superior, to buckwheat. can not see why It
should not become common article Of food.
heretofore, the seed, as soon as separated from
the cane at the mill, has been thrown away as
worthless. This is but one Of our many heed.
less wastes Of the bountiful gifts of lind-Prov-
idenco.
From The Elen Gazstte.
COME TO THE RESCUE Thousands of our
inoffensive citizens, who have lived among us
peaceably for years, are being daily and hourly
slaughtered, not by the hand of tbs assassin, but
by deadly poison, known as "Sure Pop" the
invention Of which is causing as great II revolu-
ton in our country as the one we have lately
passed through. We alluded to the great dis.
c0vcry of Prot. Isaacsen known no "Sure Pop"
it ia certain death to rats, mice, &c, and one
great 4yalqable popularity sttkis prypf,stion
il 1t causes the rats to leave and de in the open
air, 80 cents will buy box twice rs large as any
other rat poison and thousand times more
effective. g~l v ,.r ygxv
Messrs Burnhams Il Van Setback; Wholesale
Druggists, 10 Lake St. Chicago, General Agents
for the Northwest. A. Isaacsen, Az Fulton st.,
New York City, Proprietor.
~Fofssle by Dimmick e. Bro, in ottAws"1Yt
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pointed out by christian ministers by comment.
ing on his discourse.
The first lecturer, in opening his discourse
felt "that no was selling his brains for ten cents
tho course costing 60 cents.-Concession by
hearers--"Singly his would not bring half Of
that" NO value received.
1t is noticeable that majority Of the regulai
attendance are persons not processing any Of the
four evangelical faiths. This is owing somewhat
to the opiPjns their pastors had expressed, "thai
no good would result from the course that they
the lecturers, were forced into the arrangement
&C. ThS only force used, as was stated in public
the third evening by Prof Hall, was simple
request in writing, addressed to each, and as 70,
mo gooxssult," would be ashamed to acknowl.
edge thSt,s after a, lfetime's experienced could
not, upon religions subject and to christian
audience, for moral purpose, leave good effect
1t speaks poorly for their abilities, to say the
least. The only way I can see that evil can come
from Il h In their ignorance andsuperstitions be.
eomiak known TO many who would not have
heard them from their own pulpits. oga,a ~
"Aa thou will drink sweet poison, doubtless
itslAli rot thee to the core" ,uHv 49,.
II the association and it, effects are net whist
| they sxpscted, they have no ono to blame but
themselves for thoughtlsssly embarking in the
enterprise II they feel bad that 90 mach me.
nsy Is being raised by their efforts and they reap
ing noharysst thersfrom, they will fad eonsol.
alton il The thought that It's their first attempt