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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-24
ReaI Estate Transfers in Wood Connt,

Real Estate Transfers in Wood County
The following are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the backs in Recorder
MEBRY's 0lhee, for the week ending January .ls
1868; i'''. -
D. Rittenhouse to Jehn Stonner; prt nJ6 ne see
20, tip Z, range II, so acres-sl, 400.
John II. Goss 10 Lucy GOss; VIZ VIZ eL az
sw sec S2, tp Z, range IL, 10 acres-$2OO.
Joseph II. Larwill to J. G. Larwill; 81 sec Is
tp 4, D; s. R'wH sec s, tip s. range II, Gao acres
j. M. Quaintauce,to to Alex. Stewart; pt lots sS
and 81, Portage $3.50. ss..te..
Eliza Moore to John Hill lot Milton Center
$259lr Q"I,.t ...rt 1'H'4 n. T1-FT;[
W, II. Jores to John Anderson; pit sw sec 26, tp
orange II, 3actes-$l40. "'| =
Chas. Stevens 10 MeGookey A Moore; lots 245.
200 aud 269, Psrryshnrg- SS3l. -. ~ D.,
Rosanna Spies to Asher Cook; pit 81 NV sec n,
tp range II, 10 acFes-$4o0,
>. d. Young to u. Donaldsonj lot 426, Perrys-
CIV. Davis to Geo. R. Hinsdals; pt lot 20, sec
s. B. Suively to Pratt & Hinsdale NV 50 sec 8,
tp 5, range Q, 40 scrss-Sl6O.
IL, walker to Wm. Walker; pt LOT 1874, Bowling
W. BenschOter TO C. W. Bsnscbotsr; sw So sec
3, tp 5, range Q, 40 AGGRESSION
Q. IF. Chapman to c.. Maxfield; ne sw sec "a m
2, range y, 40 acres 81 ,OeO. - v
j. hcCiintick to W. Il. Maxfeld lot 2B, Mil
IL. p. Plat to Mary Seaman; ne sw sec 8, tp,7.
range IL, 40 aeres-Sl, ,400.
Jas Dunapaee to Louis Lafayette; nL sL sw
Sc sec 2,tp 4, U. S. r., 10 acres-S25O.
a.. .. ra'nter to Joel Swinehartj n Il sw sec s.,
tp 3 range ~, SO aeres-S3OO.
Geo, EdeiInan to WIN. Crook, SEN; lot 6. sec Is
tp ., range H. 40 aeres-$I 600
y, Is. Thomas TO A. Renchler DJI sw sec %, TO
a nnge III, 40 acres-Sl 900.
90' Of 'ranafers-2Oi total value SI7,O0I.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
On Fifth-street, east Of the Union sehOol-hausS
Perrysburg, Ohio


rTNHE undersigned would Nalf the attention of The
Il people OfPerrysburg and vicinity, that Shs
IL sill taking Pictures Of the Beat onAhty, of All
sizes And kinds, from the ~ size, or largest dnva
To the smallest Ambrotypes aud Gems also cupas
ing from other pictures ard orsaEeiaE thsh IA
c0pying.
She will snish up Pietnres IN india hk. or
palht in water coors IN the most approved styisa
vail also furnish Frames and Cases Of all kinds
and sizes that may be required.
She would respectfully invite ksr ftieudk A
calls aud SEQ What their own AFt.st can DO bsshso
going elsewhere. Il viii eost yop nothing II yo0
oannot be suited. All she asks Is "a shSW Ghnf
she can do, aud feels eonddsnt Of eiriag sslis-
faction. MRs, NICHOLS.
N, B.-No pictures tax n on SUNDAY.
Perrysburg, April s. 1857. Sow
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SEED POTATOES.
List of Prices for the Fall of 1867

Early Goodrich, best early..., 50 per bushel
HARRISON best late ...... 3 per bushel
Cuzco, very productive 49,. per blshel
Buckeye, excellent and profitable. per bushel
Pinkeye Rusty Coat'.''.. .... 2 per bushel
All the above are hnrdy-nC rot.
Kitatnny Blackberry Roots, better than Law
ton, Grape Vines, Raspberry and Strawberry, fo
sale, Wholesale and retail.
sob w. S. LUNT, Fostoria, Ohio.
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The new main building of the Colt Arms
Manufacturing Company, to replace the
one destroyed hy FIRE, is nearly finished
stories high.
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TO THE SUBSCRIBERS OF THE
PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

The price Of Harper's Monthly Magazine is 81
per annum-.hs Perrysburg Journal 80; we will
furnish the two for S5 rs.
The price Of Hsrper's Weekly is e. per annum-
the Perrysburg Journal % We will furnish the
two for s5 rs.
The price Of Harper's BaEar is per aunum-
the Perrysburg Journal % we viii furnish the
two for IS 25.
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wood County Orrlolal Directery.
NEW ADvEHTIsEMENTs.

Hull Prairie Elevators Brown Bros.
Revolution in Trade-Parker & Co.
Seed Potatnes-N s. Lunt.
Sheriff $ Sale-C. w. Evers.
Attachment Notice--James II. Close.
Legal Notice--J. F. & s. b. Price.
Legal Notice-Edwin Tul er.
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NEW BOOK STORE:
G. FINKBEINER

- HN N - ~ EN
HAS just received at the New Book store, n
L large stock Of
Books, Stationery, Window Shades, PAPER Shades
aud Rustic Shades. The Rustic Window
Shade is the best thing used for
that purpose, Also.
Music, Blank Books, Note and Receipt Books, TO-
gether with Wall and Window Papers of all
styles, grades and prices, together
with good assortm. Mt of
School Books of All Kinds
Also
School Cards, Doll Books, Lead-pcncils, Albums,
Photographs, Niolius, Violin Bows and Bridges,
all grades of Nioln Strings, Pccalocs, Flutes. Sc
also keep on hand good stock of PICTURES
and PICTURE FRAMES, and will cut Glass and
make Frames to order. Persons desiring to pur.
chase anything in my line will do well to give me
a call, my motto being Quick SALES aud Small
Profits. No charge for showing Goods.
G. FlNkBEINER.
PerrySburg, October Is, 1867. 25zz
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Rer. U x. CRISK. of Rulr,,p. N M. ,rr,r.,
From JAMEs J. IIorr.
BRADFORD. n ~. & S,,,,,,,r ,sg


Dr.. POLAND: Ia hs HiH qf 1887, Tlook a rory rio
mt ond, ,chich brought ps,y ss,e,e cpgh pam Is
he SIDE aud lungs, and raising blood lpds also rerL
Dddlg dfgicisd tritt that troublesome ne Kp,s
tbmPldfnt fbr Ne three gears pdst Ihdre bean rers
much iVablei suM mu Rudi and l,fpgs cb,L,, ,p -
blood fch that nv fine here mast ls short tp,ss !
soon got relief THIS Sprng Induced 10 frv VAR
While Pine Compound, GtOOqh my faith i IL tpas mail
Bat 10 my dSonshmes before had taken t,co botilss
my cough iras lrter he kidney trouble also afr cnid
,rs nigits ieittom choking tp aud rdisiq 50 rsuch
hare taken nearly HTee L0tiies and feeling LIE ,reli
,could add udi MY .tsusr's frmily is ipc,,s., q,
consumption, my EHher, moth and tpo i.frs kartHS
lied pHh u.
The lThte HRe Compound, Odrc,tise,i al Ies1Th II
oar columns is not only as 10 its name ipttitng Jnt is
highly dpprored medicine Dr. j. W. Ibdnd, ths f,s
rentor has The confidence qf The many pho kn0lc hir
confidence rhch he cglyod piC ldLoIIo Hss fIv aa,t
years as baptist miHistsr. Hs experience as fsf
ferer ted htn 10 make experiments tVhcl iSsue in ~.
Ueiicdl qiScOreIy.-Boston Wachman and Reflector.
VALUABLE MEDICINE Dr.. PIdrd,, VLy,
Ihne Cbmpo'nd, ddrersed in columns is a sweosss-
H attempt 10 combine aud apply the medical rf,iss a.
ne Whte Ifns bark. has bssn torOtighlv festrd b.
e people ~ on' city and ricity aud De proprietor
has tesifmonids 10 its rds from persons ,re kfio1cn 10
our citizens W. recommend lis tId IN oil those oaa.r
Of disease 10 phch is adopted is for sais b. ali
Cur drtt9gists.-New York Independent.
The White Pine Compound
u manufactured at me NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC
DEPOT, log Hanover Street, b stop.
GEORGE n: SEiE7I NJ D., Proprietor.
i1S3- West & Truax and Doolcy Bros, WAolt
sale Agents, Toledo.
At Retail by all Druggists. l6Ez
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b. Total..6Sl,79l 601o5O 575,2O2 lSO,se2 sos s66
#Yirginia proper, the vote of West Virginia bo-
ing deducted.
Approximation.
under the old system no general election was
held.
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Notions, &C.,
Unsurpassed BY any other Grocery Stock in Per-
rysburg, comprising, in part
Teas. Spices, CofeeF, Sugars, Srups, Canned
Fruits, Soaps, Candles, Bread Crackers, Can
dies, Tobacco, Cigars Wooden Ware in vari-
ETY., the Produce of the Garden. the Farm,
and the Dairy--b short, almost every
Article and Notion that enters into the
healthy Economy Of the Household.
"a cordial invitation ia extended to House.
keepers aad all others 10 call aud Judge for them
selves of this excellent stock.
GEORGE BoETsCH.
Perrysburg, November 27, 1856. 81
SCHoOLEXAM1NERs' NOTICE. Thr Board
y will hold their next regular session fer the
examination of Teachers
heuseholderis Corners, Friday, February 7, 6s;
Weston, Friday, March 7, 1888.
Applicants need not apply for Special Exami-
nation, bat are requested TO attend the stated
meetings Of the Board.
Allcorrespondenee with the Examiners should
be directed to the undersigned, at Weston, o.
~ D. A. AVERY, Clerk.
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We are under obligations TO the Hon. II. F.
WADE, also the Hon. A. NJ. CoaEr. for valuable
Iuhlic Documents
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The Boston Adoertise1' has prepared the
following table from the latest sources of
information, showing some interesting facts
regarding the States of the South now in
process of reconstruction
Registration, Vote on Com Aggregt
Z
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CALIFORNIA produced 10000 900 bushels
of wheat last year, which realized at least
81 80 per bushel in gold. 1t is claimed
that'next year will see her the banner
wheat State of the Union.
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Wante :.

A good Canvasser to sell much the cheapest and
best Clothes WInger. Sells quick and pays well.
w. S. LUNT.
FOsToEIA, ONO. 3gb
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MAGNoLtA wArER.-A delightful toilet articl,
superior 70 Coloene and at half the price.

To those who know thee not,
No words can paint thy charms,
But those who know thee
Know thou'lt save from harm.
Is the universal testimony Of those who once
test the unrivaled virtues Of DR.. J. W. Polaud's
White Pine Compound. In the diseases for which
it is recommended it absolutely has no rival.
TINE FOR ALL Times AND A Place FOR ALL
THlNGs.--Now, when cholera is lurking all over
the land, is the time to purify the blood by using
Or. j. W. POlaud's Humor Doctor. A sure rem
eedy, and pleasant to the taste. Sold by PEcK \
HAMILTON.
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nEMOREST's MONTHLY MAGA
0EMoREsTs YOUNG AMERICA,

DHHONI4oI IOUNU NM EhIOA,
the best Juvenile Magazine. Every Boy and
Girl that sees 1t says so; all the Press say so; and
Parents and Teachers confirm II. Do not fail to
cure a copy. good Microscope, with Glass Cyl.
lndeI TO eonhne living objects, or good twoba
pearl Pocketknife, and large number % other de-
srabe articles, given premiums 10 each subsorib.
er. Yearly, 81 30. The November Number com.
mences anew volume.
Published BY W. JENNINGS DEMoREsT,
47S Broadway. New York,
nlallsd fEes. 80
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"A ruiSa of beauty is a loy cotever.e

a THING Of beauty is 10y forever"
And nothing is 80 beautiful as picture Of
health. Headache, Nervous Pains, Sour Stomach,
Distress afler Eating, Frustrating Weakness, Dis
inclination for Society, Mental Dependency, etc b,
are the rule rather than the exception with the
human family, and have stamped their effects
upon us all. The most effective, gentle, sudden
and agreeable remedy is the Plantation Bitters.
They have probably cured and allevated moro
cases the past Eve years than all other medicines
combined. They are sold throughout the length
aud breadth Of the land
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Testinnouiulsg

csrg large aipber ef important testino'rsdis hatS
already teen received oW lhysician', ClsrgyasH APO.
scd'1ss and, 'Hdcsd from az edsses ~ socieiy sp al
Compound.
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INFORMATION.
ERRORS OF YOuTm.
Cash for Hides.

VNHE undersigned will pay The Highest Market
Il Price in CASH, for HIDES Of every de-
scription, if delivered TO me at the building. on
Front-street, recently occupied by Reeds Saddery
and Harness Shop, two doors west OF my old stand.
F. J. SEIBERT.
Perrysburg, December u, 1867. 80
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AWAY WITH

AWAY WITH
UN COME BTABLE
TRUS6ES.
Comfort and Cwse for As
Ruptured. Sem postpaid on
receipt Of 10 cts. Address.
DR.. Z. B. FO0TE, NJ. -If0
Lexington-aye., cor. Of East
2Sth street, New York.
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AWAY WITH

SPECTACLEA>
OLD EYES MADE NEW
easily, without docter u
medicines.
Sent postpaid on receipt
Of 10 cents. Address Dr.. E.
b. FOOTB, No. 1I0 LexiDe-
ton-aEe., corner OF East 2sth.
street, New York.
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THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEOYT
DIR. J. w. PoLAND's
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
1AE WHlrr PIRr coMpoUNp cuRss.

q, Sore Throat Colas %
~. Coughs Oiphtheria. o.
- Bronchitis Splitting o. -.
- Blood, aad Pulmonary -, -,
- Affections generally, IL - -,
~-s Is remarkable Rom -
sdy for Kidney Com
plants, Diabetes, Diai-
S"e" Guilty Of vOiding Urine,
Bleeding from the Kidneys, Bladder and Gravel.
ut was early in the SPRING Of fiete thstthis Conn
pound was originated. Amembur ofmy family was
afflicted with an irritation OF the throat, attended
with a dsagrocable cough. had for some months
previous thought tlrrt preparation, having for
It's basis the inside bark ofvhitc pine might be 90
compounded as to be very useful In the case ofthe
throat and lungs. To test the valuGof u In the
case alluded 10, | compounded a small quantity IL
the medicine that had been planning. and gave
It IN teaspoonful doses. The result was exceed
ingly gratifying. Within two days tho irritation
ofthe throat was removed, the cough suBsidod, and
speedy cure was effected Soon after this sent
some to n lady in Londonderry. n. H.. who had
been suffering for some weeks from bad cough.
occasioned by sudden cold, and had raised muous
streaked with blood, She soon found relief. aud
sent for more She took about ten ounces of n,
and got we'll. J. Il. Clark, Esq, editor ofthc Man
chester Dliiy Mirror made trial of the same
preparation in the case of severe cold. and was
cured immediately. lie was 50 hishly pleased
With the results aud conddent ofsUcoess sttsnd-
ing its sales IL placed before the public. that be
finally persuaded mo to give it namo and send
1t abroad to benefit the suaering,"
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thY ~ N. mV5I NuWtFUY teFHs y Ne WNIfs Fll9
Compound.
Dr. NICHOLS qf NortRk,id, n, suys.
81 fud TIE Hhite Pine Compound 10 be tsry eAon-
eoss not only IN coughs and utbsr palm vic t5scons
out also in GftctfmS Qf the kidnsys d,biiiH Of ne
stomach, and other kindred organs"
Rer, J. x. CHASE, If Run,sy. " N, ,rrttss
hare for yedrs regarded your Whas Is,.. n,us.
pound as dH tprdlifdble remedy, tlHly suy thai
regard u as eic1c,oS and rdidte hdn srsr
Ihdr' Just taken ihv tt1Pod for cels and ,vorks
ctdIMipgiy"
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Bishop +, tf tas sailed from cabtor,
Mary clenar 1mos is writing nav,
ries,
/ Port Wayne las thirty,,is miles Of
streets,
Gabriel + n..asway, New York
magalinist, is dead,
/ New Hamp,hire reports 3s,Gos men
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HORSES sell At about twn and half
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. Six New York Bohemian, have he
gun the hfe ol SEYMOUR
I Drink ieel tea with little lemon,
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Ten German publishers said hel,
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Culleg,
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. John Bretrom, a German, who re
sided at No ID Washington street. New
York, was locked up in the cell of the
Iwenty-seventh precinct station house in
Liberty street, upon the complaint of his
wife, who alleged that he had threatened
to Kill her. He was incarcerated at two
o'clock in the afternoon, and at about six
o'clock was found to have committed sui
eide by hanging himself to the grated
door with his suspenders.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD,
TUESDAY. July =, lsas
Ths New Funding att,

The funding hill, as agreed upon by the
committee of conference oi the two
houses, and as agreed 10 by the Senate,
authorizes the issue by the Secretary Of
the Treasury Of registered OF coupon
bonds Of the denomination ii one hun
dred dollars, OF any multiple Of that sum,
redeomahle in coin at the pleasure a the
United States after thirty and forty years
respectively, bearing interest in coin, pay,
able sami'annually the thirty year bonds
at the rate Of 4! per cent, and the forty
year bonds at per cent, exempt from
all taxes, either under the United States
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tion Of, or in exchange for an squal
amount # outstanding bonds If the
United States known as tivo-twenty bonds,
and may BE- Issued 10 IN amount sufficient
TO cover the principal II an such bonds
Section second appropriate, ont IT the du.
ties on imports one hundred and thirty.
five million dollars annually, T. be ap-
piled to the payment Il interest and the
reduction Of the public debt and such re.
duction shall he in lien OF the sinking
fund contemplated by the fifth section 81
the act approved February -, 1852 See
tion third prohibits the payment Il any
commission or compensation for the sale,
negotiation, redemption or exchange oi
any Of the bonds or securities Of tho
United States or Of any coin or bullion
disposed Of on account Of the United
States, All acts or parts Of acts author
izing the appoin,mcntor cmployment.ty
the Secretary of an agent for this purpose
other than some office Of Nj, department
are repealed.
The BALTIMORE FLoop.-The rain
storm which prevailed at the South Fri.
day caused a flood at Baltimore which has
no parallel in the history of that city
Many Of the streets were submerged 10
the depth of from four to eight feet the
supply Of gas was cut off, the eastern and
western portions OF the city were scpa-
rated, horse ears and drays were carried
off by the rushing waters, number OF
persons We're drowned Geographic and
railway communication was interrupted
and an immense amount Of property de-
stroyed. The lowest estimate OF the dam.
age is S3,oOo.oo0, 1t is reported that the
Granite Mills at Ellicott's Mills were car
ried away and sixty lives lost