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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-22

tains all that God has ever revealed TO man. When
this little world was 10 chaos-when darkness
that compose It commingled In one heterogene.
mass, and the Creator had not finished His work
were continually going on. The small volume called
His revelations that child bear In his tiny hand
Ia but an Insignificant part even OF what from time
to time Is revealed to US In everything we see and
hear and know and learn from the beginning OF life
to the end. both In this and the world where dwell
the spirits that have gone before us They live and
learn more and more, and more closely the great
designs and ends for which all things were brought
into existence, and what are the means by which
mortas, when they are animated here and guided
by an immortal spirit, may be prepared for the so
ciety aud intercourse with purer beings In world
beyond TINS we now inhabit where all see and know
they adopt that In the retrospect cause them SO
much unhappiness.
In the creation or allowance OF evil In the world
the great and good designs the Creator less
manifest than In the wondrous beauties and abound
Ing good that mortals see and experience. Some
indiyiduale are formed and constituted with seem.
ing design to live life OF baseness aud sin and leave
2 record OF evil apparently quite inconsistent with
the idea OF that exalted benevoence and goodness
vine Creator and Father We are perplex ed and
c0nfounded that our fellow creatures are, some OF
them, 30 vile and cause 80 much misery and distress
70 those bound To them by earthly ties, and whose
happiness In this life Is thereby nearly destroyed we
are led to dstrust the goodness OF the Creator when
py causes we cannot see or comprehend sorrow and
anguish fall upon US In the Providences, 90
called, that frequently occur, and the whole or
our earthly lives are made sad and desolate by
irreparable destruction to our hopes Of comfort
and enjoyment In the future. We are led to
murmur and repine at our lot--instead Of looking
quietly, patiently, philosophcnlly, and with right
all these manifestations OF the Creators will, which
are Intended as so many revelations TO rs OF the In.
Unite purposes and unvarying plans OF Hin who
The viest creature, no matter how much iniquity
may be heaped up In his career In life, cannot de-
fraud the benevoiens Creator out Of his dssisn Of
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-04

Dtm|WtSmh
WiQiua Brptb. II. Dunbar.
H5t.NauL Minnelcta,, e.
Stir 5t,rueta,en bic selsraun, ausr sum Sanfiade g.
tSriaea @ef&dfe, urs ;rar sOr;nesirste;
/. Mnnahme pon Derritten.
e,f,er, Weld. bel uns bspunirt. nsresn, !t 4sn.I ,su,rsn";
am, n,rb,riae Nlneiauts, CUR Verfugnl'9 Ok. 1.Issr
S S%r n " s sins bsfimmts 3at be; ms nisssrsslesfs "e0es
S~eraltss mir 6 pGt. Srtsrsnen.
2. 0elpzBedlel.
m,ts. eilb,r uns irennss Mansea tdufe" Hns ssrtanfsn
wir tets gum 9ases' eourls.
3, Mnfauf unp @ertauf BON Wed9lelt.
mo, saten sauauisrs- 5irmen %ausesfea's aeedslsi to'taea
~; ,,ra ;i.ts ,un, earrauten geurie IN Sep n'19eraneelt
~ s,ir nerfoufeu QDe1iel auf slec yort, ct. Souts,
@htssac. a0il,paufss u. 10, lpwis af bic Saupteanseler
~ Absmt;IIants, Jranfrei&s uno Der S4wei3, une trai@
iren nit u. ". auf frlsenee gtase Surpsas: -.
MuoSbura, Iranfurt d. 49,
8o]el. Berlin,
8rerneu, Ga1d,
Gnklen,. GTln,
0ein,io0 Wannbeim,
Mlnhen, 9turnof1H
@traBbur@ Stutt9arL
5rier> @ien,
9anttur9 sonoo"> e.
4. Gin;iebun9 ro11 @s!rern.
@ir tellorsen tas Goleetiren sen 9''tsn uno
@d,,Inrheinen nller Mrt, Grb5haftel II. |. u. III
alien Ibeilen.- Guropa's unb Der %sr. Sfaaten'
Do,u erfuroerIide Yapiere. als Srllmaaten,
0er,ibueifunas =llrfunben, Soetenld'e'ne e: 1eI=
tiaen mir {elbk, inter 0arantiruts Der Negt=
o%iItiafeit an ,.ne belorsen bic eonlulari>de Se<
alaubisuns b~erleltea.
Den @esenrertb aller IN europa
bur6 uns ecQeetirten roer BET 's'ller1l
b~orttaen Gprrelppnpenten fir "'llere
Mebnuna etn9ehenpen 0eloer Sablen
wir bier III Sob aus.
5. 8erfauf Ypn Yana9e7S de1rcn =
,ur usssrfabrt uon Bremen, S%anturs uc si:srsseL nan
6sr' Nurt' pr Seaeljbiii cpsr Dampitcrt, 'rwis 6atrbslsts
mr. Netie rs, Stem ,yrrt lis ct. Taul Su Cen hieeF'aHsh
Yreita. sd
6. Be;ablun9 Don 3orm
tn iecsm 9bcile tcs Staatss. Nn'aaF uns Stff""' W"
@runo.issnttu,n ssscn Gon'nu't'a '. ".
Z. 8ereintste Staaten Sonrs
;.,.r grt ais 5-2osr, 1o-losr unb 7-3Oer fauisn mt rsrt
faufeu mir gum Iases<ecurle.
Gcbruser @iQiuS S Dunbar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-04

Satlon 9traBe unfern Der u11terrl yar6un9.
Dieies tlra(tG BON mir ubsrucmnaene uuo tur9aus reno
Write Sat. ,no Bcareinataus rirb fd burh pcrtrefh,1e
Rof. ~iauberes nur tsauernes erais. iptrts burd bic ireunb=
lidfe unb ~literalfe Setienuns sou 5remotn unb &utsdns
fitums ~ .rtaltsn iud<n, unb emsfetlt fem sans bieruit
befens. W aussae3nes CUTE staauas tsim Sans. nj
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23
Notioe to Delinquent subscribers.

The terms o pa 7ment to the Journal are in
advance, but in number of instances We nave
w,ivnd mis- rule upon the faithful promises OF
p,vmnnt in avery short time. Many OF these
have paid no attention whatever to their prom
ises, and have been receiving the paper. some
ono. two and three Years, and exhibit no dispo-
sitinn to pay. We do not know that wee are
unier any obligations whatever to tWrnsn h our
n,ner year after wear to these deinquents, with
out rcmunerlti,n. five are mistaken IN this'
II ,hcy will convince us Of tnat mistake, we
shall at once acknowledge our error
Now, this is to notify all these dehn9neh'S'
that we have borne their indifference as long as
we intend to, aud If they should fail to receive
the JouRNALin future, they will know the reason
Wemcan lust what we say, AMI they can govern
themselves accordingly.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23
PHOTOGRAPH GAIItkY.
On Fifth-strcct, cast Of the Union School house
Ptrrysburg, Ohio.

H'IlE undersigned would call the attention Of IL c
people ~ Pc rysl urg and vicinity that ale 20
sui taking PICTURES Of the Beet Quality. of al
sizes and tinds from the size or largest. dow |
to the smallest n AinbrOtypeS and Gems; lso
copy from other Pictures, and eTlarliIE Il cu
II desired, in copying
IN water coUrs in the most approved styles will
also furnish Frames and Cases Of all kinds sikea
and styles TINT may be required t.
She would respectmly invite her friends to call
aud see What their artist can do hefcte goi In
'lsrwhrre II will cost you nothing hyoeetn moi
he suited She ASA nothing more than To FL ow
what sh" can do. and feels Cophtett Of giving ~.
isfHcti0n y. B-Sn pictures taken on SUNDAY
FartiCUlur Notlce.--Those deslFitg Flo
lures should secure them before the lst OF Novtm.
h,r. X as intend 10 | ave at hRttlme.
''Tz Mas. NICUOLs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23
NEw ADVERTISEMENTS

Prospcctus Of Peterson's Magazine
Sherifr's Salc--C. W. Evers.
Master Commissioners Sale--C. w. Evers.
Notice--M. Warner.
Sheriff's Sale--C. W. Evers.
Legal Noticc--Havnes s. Price.
Administrators Notice--Jouathan Wtmore.
Attachment Notice-Geo. Eddleman.
Attachment Hnttce--W. ]. Rigbv.
Redemption No'ice--J. B. Newton.
Notices.. ]. Waters.
Master Commissioners Sale-C. W. EvcEs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23
THE LADIES

Are specially invited to give us trial.
SEND FoR A CIICULAR AND EXCnANdE List
Our club system of selling is as follows; For 81
send 90 patent pen fountains and checks de-
scribing 20 different articles to he sold for dollar
eachi 40 for 81; so for s6; 100 for $40, &c Sent
by mail. COMMISSIONS LARGER THtE TIL Sc OFFERED
by ASy OTHER FIRM according to size of club sin.
gle fountain aud check, 10 cts. Male and femal le
agents wanted Send money in Regis.
tered Letters. SEMI us trial club, and you
will acknowledge that you can not afford to buy
goods OF any o her house thereafter
EASTMAN & KEN DALI
qz 65 RaM0Ver-St, ROStOn, Mass.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23
A GARD.

Clergyman, while residing in South America
as n missionary, discovereda safe and simple rem.
edy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early De-
cay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs
and the whole train Of disorders brought on y
haneful and vicious habits Great nunbers have
been cured By this noble remedy. Prompted by
desire to benefit the afaicted and unfortunate, l
will send the recipe for preparing and using this
med ieine, In a sealed envelope, any one who
ncads il, FREE OF CHAUGE. Address JOSEPH T.,
INMNN, Station d, Bible House, n I.Ci.y. s4mf
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23
TOLEDO MARKET

TOLEDO, October %, 1858
FLOUR--Fine, 81 OO@7 so; Superiine 90
as 25; Extra, 9 5O@lO 90; Double Extra and
Fancv, 10 00@l2 90. Rye Flour, so.
GRAIN-Wheat l700207c; Corn 9S@l00c;
Oats SIC; Rye 1880 Barley quiet.
PRODUCE Lard, prime, in bbls, 10c; do.
kegs, zoe. Butter, fresh roll 35cj in keg 33c.
Egps. 20c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23
Dr None,s Arctic Explorations.-

DIR. Kane's Arctic Explorations
This is a valuable work Of 75o pages, beautiful
lv illustrated with nearly three huudred engrav-
;ngs and giving graphic account of the won
ders Of the Great Polar Sea, and the marvellous
adventures of DR.. KANE aud his fellow explor-
ers. IRWIN RIDDLE is now engaged in selling
the work on subscription. and for that purpose
will canvass this place and Maumee City duIing
the ensuing week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23

The ST. Charles H0tel.-our enterpriss'
ing friends Messrs. w. r. STAGE and ). }
HARPER, have recently taken the Tontngany
Hotel, anil have rcitted and relurnished the
house throughout in excellent style, fully up t.
the demand Of the times, and are now i1!ly pre-
na,ed to entertain the travelling public, in q
ktting and desirable nanner. This house will
hereafter be known as the st. Charles Hotel
The gentlemanly proprietors, having for sew,
eral years been connected with the Dayton and
Michigan Railroad. are well and favorably
known throughout Northwestern Ohio, and t'
insure their success it is only necessary 70 ap
nrise the public as to where they can be found
We are confident that they will convince the
public IN a very short time of tue fact that they
q know how to keep hotel"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MONEY SAVED.

We are constantly pur hasing for cash in the
New York and Boston Markets, all kinds Of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS, SILKS COTToNs
BOOTS Nd SHOES. TCHEs, SEWING
MACHINES, CUTLERY, DRESS GOODS,
DOMESTIC GOODS &c &c.
which we are actually selling at an average price
Of One Dollar for each article Our
sales being strictly for cash, and our trade much
larger than that of any other similar concern, ena.
bles to give better bargains than canbe obtained
of auy other house,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23
PERRYSBURG MARKET.

coRREcTEDwEEKLY BY F. R MILLER 4 CO.
PERRYsBuRG, October 22, 1868.
FLouR-S 0O@ll 50 W barrel.
GRAIN Ear Corn 81 90 1P 100 lbs; Oats so
@52c; Rye 90 Wheat l 1892 90 " bushel.
Shelied Corn 90@95c.
BUvTER 3O035c S9 fb; Eggs, l5@l6c " doz,
LARD 22G025c ~ tb.
PoTAToEs -750ll00c " bushel.
SALT-3 90 W barrel.
WOoL-30040c n III.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23
Hoonand's German eitters
Hoofland's German Tonic

Il a combination Of all ne inOrciienL " Ds Birsrs,
win puAE Santa crWs Run OrdHPe stc, n Is Estd
for ne sane diseases "a s Bucrs IN irhrrr
Pere dlcohol'c Ats'tlst ts 7t9Ried foa will bear
MIND nat hess remedies entirely different from
any oheTE Gdpsyhu Cor The of the dt.dStS named
Se being scientlfc Tr pdrutonS Of mcdicHI GIirdes
Nhiie the others arr u,t deeoctons NJ iH soEt
JOrH The TONIC Is decidedly one NJ he mod pisi.
SdH and Agreeable realtdrS offered TO nc puddle,
ia dts is ergsiis "a p''ussrr Ia take It, SNs itl
IVt7JtrIag sJdrutiT0, and medicinal qualities hara
CEASED l. h kioeH az the 0Tod;eSt 9f all to5siet.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23

Attempt to Break Jail.--An attempt
was made, ON last Sunday evening by the con
vict charged with the robbery OF the Merchants
Union Express safe in this place, to break Jai'
AS Sheriff EvERs went into the room to secure
the prisoner for the night, he was struck over
the head violent blow, and his eyes filled with
ashes and salt lie at once grappled with the
missioner, and finally succeededin overpowerinE
him. The door was at once closed by Mrs
EvERs, aud it is undoubtedly owing to the
presence of mind displayed on her part, that the
escape was prevented The desperado should
not be given the opportunity to repeat the at
tempt and wV presume will not be.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23
DEBILITY,

TAers 80 70 modfcfHs equal 70 RooFdHd'S 0crndn
TAey inpdrt tone 9H alHd rt0or 10 ne Who'c
GpEetH, strengthen IA ne dfpr.ns cdhts
an enjoyment " rfssks1Hs fond, endb{, hs Stc-
mach 10 diOta e. PtrVy ne bood, give Vood, sound,
healthy ooHp rinh, eradicate ne yi'fo ttnge from hs
sys TPurt boom 70 he checks aud change ne pateni
from JhoTt'drcdOsd cudcidiCd pcGt, and HerroES
iHrdIfd 10 a 1aitdoed, Sotl ddd rigo' opJ pcrIor
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the BtIIcrs or
Tonic. I'm ncIs they are Family Mcdls
cines. They can be Administered with
perfect SAFETY 20 u cbiid three months
old, the most delicate female, or IA Az 0n
Ofninety.
TheIs Rsusdt,s ara DE bait
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23
~ 44~Iv4aRJs Protective Union
GtlEulR het1rcact RrgisteV.


ldH ~ ERCs2bNTti PROTECTIVE
HtpN, egsA" tsi 20 rrUmois sHd FRO ect
.e' To- 'n7'4ns as supsesl ers 20 attain Isciiity
#.' s''rl5 10 -hs kraNtlpE OF crcdlta auJ tbs re,
-..'E5 q ,lVais ~ an uUtnts, Aaye 10 aurLuncs
80. 'ns! ~'ii 'E r9i;rmgss, 1913, pblish IN enc
,s q aTIo luElr
Ia. " HAAia PsozEl rlys UsloE NEsr.Erttn
r'.. hE hEs.sTit, coLt.iWis rE GLE uihr r
eHc y ,Nes, NAvgek a. hvs,suss, -NnrNr
.. ,>s T,l F.aNN,tAL StAEp Eg AN RATSG a.
ID t-p'T Of o''E Wv ~ sae pTincipal m,t.
- trades, tAEAh ual lltsgtsrsrs. Rhd ULl a
,tnits. ia uiole thru cOtpd oi TIE cities, taw Z
..aI-gs ma sritlrWtlts throughout thr United
.I's tarIr .rrrtarja,, rad tle BRUSH Previrct =
NIrth 'mcrlo4 and em roriug tir mo,t iinror.
90 c'uatir'' tu2ltatle 3sd Ntet gsary 70 crlt
.e .r merchant % .gt1;u ~ Flsucs the CApi-
.N", luAN .,c cEa and bGU4gG o. CHEnIr of tucA ,
. cDs'uncr3 AS ary dcen,G " rIhy -ny grads /.
u"n rt grrdt CONT ri'irs, a'sn, NSvvAPHPer r
- rcctofy- eoutAi mug tht titr rcha ra ter lllra
aud % .ce ut publication, Nijh tull paricphrs rsa.
tVe % SacA journal, he'ng complete gsiee to IhS
prssI OF every cogl.y In the Currd siS,es
Ihc reports sud iAfoTnatiCu will be eGFfned to
.hnse dsemsd worthy ct some tine credit; a. a.
Tue same Will ba Ased 50 TAR us prseticable nnen
Ihe written s.aselne @ q the parties thSus Iva
"Yissl and corrected ~ 'sll LhoWn and reliable
Iesai correspondents whose char cter will proye a
guarantee of the eorrectness Of ,he inf naion fur
nishcd y them Il is bshsvta that the reparts W IN
prove more trnts!al ana eamYlsts and. tAereforS
Superior 10, aud " Hueh sFeAsCT value than, any
previously issued y
Dy aid ef the MIaeAxrrtr RrrHKKNrx PPa,,,xs.
business men wall bs enabled "a ssecYtain, al a
saacs, The esE,alsnd SEadatioH Of sredit, ~ CON
Nt
chant, manufacturer. trader AEi banker. within The
AT eve named territorial rnts.
IN or Apout the agst Of 'Aeh month, snbstrlhsra
Will also receive the Mentally Chronicle - ean
tanning, among other th!ngs,s record ~ such I'M
partant ohanrse IN the name and condition Of Arms
throashost the country, As may occur subsequent 20
the publ alton Of each half yearly vslnme Of The
MkRcANTtLH REFEREFcE RHcGsrERi
Price Of The Nc eAaah' U,ioa lEsreaaeils Ref
ersnes Rssisssr. fy dollars (SSol for 0hieA 4 uil
b JorSaF6sd TO any address ia As U,i4sd Ssois,,
trdnsp0rtatioR pdid
Hhlas ofkOs $40 sA0yss If @s capifoI S,oek
~ addition TO participating IN che p, eias .sl :,
osies Que copy Of he NERO ASrIIE REPKnESot
REGsrER free Of elar9si hoidsrS Of sA sAares on
Be- entitled 10 TWO eapiss; and no mare tAnn e.,
sAares Of tAs S-Pitol Stock .siu Se oRoasd 70 an !
one "pplieeat.
An rsmittancss. oraers, or eommunioafions r,l,
tiss 10 M bok should be addresso 70 ths N rekas,.
Prateetirs UhiaH. in As Ameriean EreAanos Rgsk
Buildiag, No. 1873 Broad,say Bor 25eo), N~v
York. l0x
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23

Changed.--The next examination Of teach,
ers by the Bourd has been changed from the 81
of November, as at drst announced, to Tuesday
tho 18th of November, during the session ct The
Teachers Institute, at Bowling Green. Appii
cants will please take notice.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23

Good Tcm plars. members OF TINS
Association are earnestly requested to be pres
ent at the next regular meeting ms business OF
Importance will require their attent n.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23

Agricultural Societv.-As Will he seen
by notice in our advertising columns, IN re-
will be business meeting of the members OF
the Wood County Agricultural society,"; AT ION
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23

John ". Reid, Esq. Of this place has lef'
the Democratic party, and in long letter To th'
Rade announces ibis intention ~ suPrrAnS
GRANr and CoLFAx, and gives his reas ms there'
for.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23

The Official Vote of Wood County las
been untvoidablv crowded out Of this issue. IL
will b. given next week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23

Health is essential to the enjoyment of lif>'
but in this maarious climat, bilious diseases
will prevail more or less. 1t is therefore essen
tial that some preventive or remedy should be
used to eradicate the diseases engendered by
able Ague Cure has been found most eliicncorS.
1t tones up the system, clears the complexion CT
all bilious appearance, and prevents a return oi
that class of diseases longer than any other rem
edy yet offered to the public. For !e BY all
druggists.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23
R E w A R ID

$500 90 will be raid IT, upon analysis OF Dr
HcckelI'S Vegetable Ague Cure, It is
found 10 contain any
Quinine, Arsenic, StVchnile, or Poison
or any ingredient hut what 10 PURIFY VEG
ETABLE, asits name indicates.
DR.. HeckelI's Vegetable AgUe Cure
does not bleak down the system In one part to re-
move the disease in another. II has TODD the test
and performed eureS when all other remedies had
failed. 1t Cures Instantly and In no In
5 ance win the person have more than one Chill
after the hrst dose and in the majority cases not
even that It socompliShes its work by destroy
ing tia cause Of the disease IL contains no
Quinine-no rse ,io-no Mineral--no Poison. 1t
Is purely Vegetable, and is perfectly safe TO use
under any and all cireumstanees
MENEE BROS. a CO., Fort Wayne, Indiana,
General Agents. 1oi
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23

ADVICE TO ALL MAHxIND-The sure road to
fortune is to have people kno,o that your prices
for goods are lower than your neighbors, or that
you have much better article for the same mon
ey. This being our special object in view, W,
would say to you all that we are just in receipt
OF quantity of j w. Poland's Humor Doctor
and White Pine Compound for coughs and colds;
the best medicines in the market for the cure ot
Scrofula and all Diseases of the Blood, and ART
put up in large bottles for 81. RECK Il HAMIL-
TON, Perrysburg A. J. GARDNER & Co., Grand
Ra bids
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23

Way NOT use Waite Pine Compound, when Il
is such sure remedy for Coughs, Lung Com
p!siRlS and Kidney troubles!
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23
Written for the Perrysburg Jburnsl.l
BLUE-BELLs.

Oh blue.bells grew by the meadow brook,
Secluded thers in a shady nook,
Happy birds sang there the livelong day,
And butterflies lowered, with pumage gay,
And hummiug bees bore their sweets away,
/ But never a blue-bell took.
/ In tie summertime, long ago,
'Mong the red clover's crimson glow,
| Beneath the soft, blue, bending sky,
With young hopes rising lu,l and high,
We wandered together, you and !,
With the red sun sinking low.
Oh you breathed sweet words in whispers
low,
And your heart but spoke thro' your lips, l
know,
And you gathered the blue-bclls growing
there,
To twine in the coils Of my silken hair,
And you made their hues with my eyes
compate,
Till my checks we're all aglow.
oh the hours few by on golden wing,
As we listened to hear the wildbirds sing,
And our hearts sang too, with joyful cry,
For Hope and Love filled our cloudless sky,
And we thought for ts there was never sigh,
In this wide world OF sin
Oh! where arc the years that have fitted,
say
And where is that happiness gone to-day
huu NuVl6 are lub VOWS tnut we WuiSptttu
low?
And where is the love that we cherished so
And where are the hopes that have fallen
low
o, where have they fed away7
The clover is red in the meadow once more,
And the birds sing sweet, as they gaily soar,
But the blue bells that hide in the grass so
shy,
Brimming with loveliness soft as the sky,
Will never be gathered by you or
As in the glad days of yore
PERRYsBuRe, October, 1868.
Retiring the Nickel.-Those having more
nickel cents than is desirable, may send
them in quantities of not less than ten pounds,
to Henry II LINpgRMAS, Director United States
Mint. Philadelphia, and receive in return tn ir
nominal value in three and five cent pieces.
The reasonable expenses the three cent pieces
in sums ofthrty dollars, and the five cent pi ecea
in sums of fifty dollars or upward. to any point
accessible by railroad or steamboat, will be
paid by the mint. Nu"spoiled, illegitimate or
doubtful pieces" in short no bad pennies, will
be taken. The pieces will be taken not by count
but BY weight, and The ole b ct ofthe arrange
ment is to withdraw from circulation few mil
lions of cents, which coin is now 50 abundant as
to be in many eases positive nuisance.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-23
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