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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15
Digging Potatoes.

Potatoes are bringing such poor prices
this year that unless we exercise great
economy in digging we shall profit little
by the crop. This year will show also the
great advantage that potatoes which grow
close have over those which are scattered
all through the ground. We are getting
to be critical about tho various qualities of
our crops, and this is one which, when the
crob is harvested, makes many dollars
difference in the labor of digging, and in
the number OF potatoes left in the ground.
We have made some careful experiments
upon several varieties, with a view to
ascertaining how much scattered the tubers
lie, and would be glad to hear from any
who will make similar ones. The ques
tions to bc answered are How far, on
an average, from the center of the hill do
the great majority, say five-siXths of all
the potatoes lie? and how far is it, on an
average, from the centre of the hill, or
the main stalk, to the outside of the out
most tuber? At least ten hills should be
dug to get an average. h'
When potatoes are plowed out there
should he plenty of hands, md each one
should have just so much space assigned
him as he can clear up between the times
the plow passes, A large, douple.mould-
board plOw, drawn by two horses and run
deep, does good work, and the various po-
tatO diggers which are on the principle of
dOuble-mould- board plows with the mould
board slit SO as 70 form fingers, are not
very great improvements upon it. How
ever, when enc lmS many potatoes TO dig
and much ground to go over, they
will pay We don't believe il will
pay to get any other kind. Cor
tainly we have never seen one work which
we regarded ms 3 success. II land is in a
condition for winter grain (rye), and q
sufficient force of diggers can be secured,
the potatoes may be taken out and the
land left thoroughly plowed at one opera
ton. In this case we would takea 10-inch
or 1einch furrow, eight inches deep
through the rows, and plOw, following the
rows TO the end, ami carrying the 'plow
across the ends of the lands. If there arc
many weeds or much haiim uFon-the
field, it should be moved over, EAd the
rubbish rakcd up aud earted on before the
digging commepoeSN VI And IN whatever
way the pOtaioaA ans. dRg, the field diSholld
be thoroughly narrowed Afterwards. n
win usually pay to 0Fass-PlOw and harrow
II second time, especially II winter grain-is
tS toHoW, lrrfl 30 ma 'sIssI K . % JtIo
Should the tubers be found mors or less
decayod, they should be put Upon a barn
floor opspread out sonGYSlloIs pndoT coye5
and erpiully sorted. The partially de,
ieayetl ones, if the worst spots Of Fot be
pushed out with The thumb, MAY he boiled
Tor the hogs PetAt0es will heat if placed
IN large piles befoEakhey have tb0yOuglly.
dried aud lekt sSAie Ihois,areS They may
ha put not more than two feet deep in bins
or in pits as SION aSltlug, II the weather be
dry.--ADlcrioR dyFtPiisrdlist, 'diiW 8 p
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15
Democratic FaIsehoOds.

Tho Ohio SdtcsHsda porsis.siu its mis-
REPRESENTATION of a recent decision OF the
Assistant Commissioner Of internal Bcve.
nue. 10 the effect tllat allpeddiers who
with teams go throughthe country buying
and selling produce, shall pay special
lax as other peddlers do, The following
Is hs language In reitoStion of mis-.
approximation already denied and eS,
poSOd
This country, under Radical rulc, s coming 10 \
pretty pass, when the farmer MhO brings the pro
aeSi ~ his farm to market-Or his good Ntec 4" WAC
ooncs 70 market her cggs TO sell y must iltst SIT
permit hom the Onilod States Revenue Ofllee, alel
pay LICENSE therefor, while millions upon millions
es bonds, belonging TO tho rich aud 10 the itch
/. Lock 70 j. farmers. who hHng aiew bushels Of
noAioes, or tew pounds az batter 10 nalkvt, thai
hero Il not Government shy lurking hro0nd IL
l"gee upon yen, an,i lct tke price of Ms sc,a,A.
drhsm eHhef tN hush mOngy, Naf nut at the lliic
Witch = inflicted upnn you, ior not taklnr out
hcense from NcneUl Srauds officials to sull the
proddcis your own laeol has lFOduocd
No person is charged special tax i6r
selling in any manner the, products Of his
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15
Commissioner Delano on the Debt.

WE suspect the grief of the Chicago
Times, at the absence of Commissioner
Delano nom the Revenue Department. is
not so much ON account ul the loss of his
services at Washington as from dislike of
the facts he Is spreading before the people
in Pennsylvania II IL we've true. as the
Tunes asserts, that he "cones before them
10 proclaim two audacious falsehoods
knowing them TO be So" his character
would bc such that the less he was present
at the Revenue Department the better
And yet while branding Mr.. Dclhno thus
as willlul liar, our ncighbor declares That
the duties of the Revenue Department
cannot be properly performed but by his
daily ana constant supervision and says
ms reputation as an honest man will
give to his statemepts on financial ques-
lions an authority which will impress the
people" The two "audacious ialsohootls"
perpetrated by this honest liar, to whose
daily and constant supervision" we owe,
in the estimation of his enemies. the col.
lection OF the revenue, are, first, that the
debt is decreasing and, secondly, that this
decrease Is heing accomplished through
the fidelity OF Grants administration. A.
these assertions are thorn in the Copper.
head flesh, IL is we'll doubtless, u brand
them as "Rudacious falSehnodS." But
there oufs aSi igkbor should leave It. |,
should not, after charging an "honest liar"
with uttering the audaeiOus ialsehood that
the debt Is being reduced, proceed Ia
argue that the public debt kas been re,
duced, under Secretary I}outwelps manage
ment Of the Treasury, 5ood4e he receipts
from customs and Internal revenue have
largely inereasedN Such h mode of sus.
tanning his charge against Mr.. Delano Laws
the writer open 10 the suspicion of having
written the article in aeondition OF phyd.
cal helplessness and moral irresponsibihty.
The i9ddled Bohemian then supports his
denial that any credit is due TO Grant, Bout.
We'll Demho, or any other part Of the
hadlcal adQllpistration, for the collection
Oh more customs and revenue. byavorring
that the increase of revenue 4, wbollS,
due TO the reduction Of the. taxes iefl,ct,sl
by the late "imbecile and hn iHmonsh, cer'
rupt Congress" ,sNrI 49,
This staggers .esl Z w o. can nntlerstaa,i
how the duty and mission Uf.AD DeinotratiS
journalist may require him 10 deny thai
any credit Is due 20 a Republican for any,
thing. Bee We 1,al 10, see tire '"preai
Democratic. gain'' By taxing the credit q
collecting the revenue from a TepuhlioaI
administration in ordtttn give ii to a Re
publican liRMoss. Mr. DolanO AYERS th.ll
during the fiscal year ending June no
1868, while 100000 gallons OF whisky
were made and consumed, only 6.709. .5i(
gallons paid tax. But, during the las,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15

shire when was quite young, we will
have no trouble in finding whatever tool
we want ! went there Monday morning
to commence work He said, "You may
60 with me and will look around little,
whilst breakfast is being prepared" We
went To an clubhouse, and there were his
farming tools all in place. We went to
the wagon-housc Everything was there
pertaining TO or used about wagons or
carrirgcs. We found place for every
thing and everything in place. lie told
me "when you have done using any tool,
put 4 in place before yo1 do anything
more" uts
Whilst working for him nc told me to
go and cut a tree out of the road about
eighty rods distant and then 90 and get
his Chain at the blacksmith shop. | said
to him "shall leave the ak there until /
come back with the cbainY" "No," said
he, first put the AK in place, and then 60
and get the chain" If every one would
adopt the same principle, it would save
great deal of fretting and loss Of time
IYeStern Rural @
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15
1||I"----s 7S---7-7------ IT
Stopping Leaks Around Chimneys.

1T salmoSt impossible to fit shingles so
closely to the sides of chimney as to
convey allthe water that flows down the
side of a tail one beyond the lower edge
MS shingles will continue to shrink and
swell us the weather changes. During Il
driving storm, water often pours down
the side of a high chimney-top, so that
several quarts are often lodged on the
wall over them. And many times during
protracted storm AFTER every brick has
absorbed as much water as il can contain,
the rain that falls on the inside of the
chimney viii soak through the bricks at
the bottom, and damage and disfguro a
nice wall. To prevent water soaking
down through the bottom when rain falls
ON the inside, leta bushel or so of clean
sand be turned into the top. Sand will
absorb water quickly, retain large
quantity, aud allow il to pass of by eva
poration much sooner than loan, mould,
or clay, To carry the rain beyond the
junction of the roof and chimney on the
outside, Cit out the mortar between two
courses Of bricks TO the depth of an inch,
insert q piece of tin or sheet-irOn three
inches wide, so as to make a shelving
arouad the chimney two or moro inches
wideaand point the joint with good cement
mortar. Then let the corners where the
roof and chimney meet be covered with
a danbing made of equal quantities of
pitclsand linSeed-oil, or coal-ta and plastic
slate flour, or heavy coat of old paint
and paint skins, made thick with plaster
of taris or gypsum, The tin shelving
will carry oil so much of the rain that the
bricks bepeath will absorb nearly all that
would find It's way below the rooE-LiSdrth
and Home . rA ...
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15
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Western Patents.

3 The following Western patents were
granted by the Commissioner of Patents
for the week ending Oct. 9th, 1860, Ms re.
ported by Farwcll, Ellsworth tS Co, So.
liciiors of American and Foreign Patents
and Counselorsin Patent Causes, 102 Lake
street, Chicago, Ill;
uI.TNoIs
Binding Guide toy Sewing MSehines-E. Y. Ange
Chicago
Threshiug Machius-D. Campbell Indian Town.
llame Fastenee-J. Clen0enins, Rockford,
Hay Raker \ ladder Newton Farlow, sullivan.
Harrow -Grayes 4 PARCEL, Ashmorc.
Press inf Cothu fOpS-A. W. lendrick, Batavia.
Cultivator-A :, peuigo, Sandwich.
CultiNator-S, A, Sshin--ls' 'oatoniCaN
Harvester Il H. Taylor, jolsrsonville.
Double shovel flow-C. NJ. Noisht, Salem
Post AugCr- -h-SsCracrar, Lacon,
Washing M0chlns--ChArles Muhl, Bloomington.
Drain Drill =. Ms Stevens klwoOd,
Hotel Annunciatorr l. J Nausands - Chicago.
MIN Safc-Wm lInman, ElEhart.
Crsdle-A. Spi9gcl, Indianapolis,
Seed Dull-S, SLOW, knterprise.
straw Cutter o y, Burgess, Richmond
Hens NCst-D. y. Leach, Franklin,
Grain Drlll-lteede " Co., Liberty
49, WISCONSIN,
Railway Car CoWptng-j. G. Wilssn, Appleton
Rooang FNhric-R. f. ficld, Heiott
slesl9 ,kngine slide NalNe-ll. huudson, North
Windsor
Water mdoAtor--L. l.. Lea, Milwaukee.
...r. MISSOURI,
Cooking StOvc-B, r. ClomOnt, ~. Louis ~
Hay Rakcr-teonam \ liolcomh, Clinton
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15
Democratic Management.

REFORM is hvorite catch,word with
democratic politicians. Always before an
election we have it harped upon, and all
the changes rung upon il by their editors
and stumpers, great and small The pub.
lie money Is being sQuandered, and they
are just the men to stop the leaks; extTav.
agancc runs riot In all Departments Of the
government AMI they alone are capahl OF
substituting q perfect system of econnmy /;
the taxes are not being collected, rasoally
'riugs" control government officials, aud
they alone are possessed of such imnseu,
late purity that no "ring would have the
eiirontery to come into their presence with
even the thought of a corrupt proposition
This is their plan when they are out Of
office and want 70 get in. q.
Put them in and the whole thing is
changed at once. They have nothiug
more 10 say about economy or reform m
the administration &C the government.
Not word about the reduction of eN.
penses, or the faithful collection of the
taxes OF The corruption Eoi government
Officials.
But invariably Hnden thoiF rule the OK
penses of the government, whether State
or National are increased Aud who ever
knew democratic administration 10 ne-
/ duce public debt p l&tiQ Bkade.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15
.. Every Thing IN It's Place.

It's one very essential point to have a
placefor everything, The next point is
to keep everything in, place Nov shall
We Ia itS Wehaye hired men and boys
they-.all leave things where they use
them. We tell them 90 put things "a place
utahey wontSio Il. S0ppose You are a
Carpepler by ,tSlsde You so 10 your shop
To work tile hfst thing you want is the
hand ssaw 1T can't be found. You 20 10
the house aud Al last You lind il hanging
ON ap appletree, where you had il to saw
of aaimb, when yon were blowing corn.
Tpe next thing looked for is an augur.
THAT'S gone. the hammer is gone. Az
last you find il on q fence post, and say, :.
hen y there whea hailed ,al that bard.
Went to put up the bars and came hack,
aud torgot IN e1s w.
IL We follow the example, Of gentle
man whom worked for In New Hamp.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15

own farm Nor is any one who, travelling
on foot, buys and sells produce, charged q
special tax for so doing. Hf'
A buyer and seller of produce, however,
with team, going through the country,
ls liable to q special tax rs any other ped.
dlcr would be. The attempt 10 make 20.
litical capital, by misrepresenting this,slc.
cision, is entirely unwarfanted, and can
avail nothing except among the most
prciudiccd and Ignorant of the readers oi
that paper. We venture to say that all
the expressions suffered by the market
men or women selling butter and eggs, thc
products of their own farms, will never
excite reaction strong enough 10 oyer.
turn an administration. When somebody
is hurt, it will be time enouglrto complain
--TblofEO BLADE
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15
rur nr0oRp or coMpANY Wv
M sAnAn D. nonAnr.

~ SANS" -
a.. o,c, Hoor M thc cotiaec,
WIN y Goot upon her kncc.
"A iair haircd el,i,1 on ,,,s.,,,nr,, Nv .csVs m "a
tf Ipepccniu w N'''i'
"A r,..,... ho ,omcs arc many
nnd M iitfs are long" she said;
But tcl me WHO ~ ~. ,lle ,a ,,t y,
Ana Wbo "eiV Wv WV " y ''''' '' ''''''''
rrhcn he took the ancient record
= And laid Il ON his knees
N,,S IN, w s,,,iS NV ~ ri,,brnsrv N
"0 s'V'' "
Thev came nom tho heart OF IN prairie,
These men 80 brave and true.
/. VIZ ,,nrc,, W., I'M, ~ ,he s,n,v.hlne
-
One hundred staiwart ycoman,
- Flowing IN spring.time sweet
R.aping the rlpencd wheat.
..,.,t,.. a.
They marohcd IN stor,l wv nnu ,,. rWiiSn'uV
Ihey ienght ni y NV moi.
lH From gathering golden grain.
-, ,,,--,.., ....,.,..a .tt..
IN inc VIII NlIBullN uluu',,alus
soiiso feauerea up tnSl, I'VE,
Win prssers ior the stricken l,S county ,,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15

TIN PEsr AND ORIGINAL TONIC OF IBoS.-Ph o.
phorus and Calisaya, known as Ferro- Phosphated
Elixir OF Calisaya Bark. The iron restores color t
the blood, the phosphorus rs8ews waste OF the nerve
tissue. and the casaya gives natara, hoaltbnl tone
to the digestive Origins, thereby curing dyspepsia r
Its various forms, wsketulness, general debility, de
preston OF sprits also the best preventive againsl
fever and ague. One pint contains the virtues OF
ounce OF calsays, aud one teaspoouful, grain
iron and phosphorus. Manufactured only by CAswHI.L
HAZARD Co., SUCCESSORS TO Csswell, MACK q Co..
New York. Sold by Druggists.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15
Whore the sun Does not Set.


THE following graphic passage is from
the description of scene witnessed hy a
MIR, Campbcltand hispar,y, inthe north
Of Norway, rOia cliir 1900 feet aboye
The sea "rhe ocean stretched away In
silent vastnesS.at our-feet; the sound of
its waves Scaroely reached. our airy look.
out; away In the north, the huge old san
swung low along the horizon, like the slow
beat of the pendulum in the tall clock of
our grandlather's parl0r corner Wa.all
stood silent, looking at our watches Whsn
both hands came together at ~, midnight,
the full, round orb hung triNmphantiy
aboye the-Hay0s a bridge of gold, run.
ming due nerth, spanaed the water betwat n
MS aud him. There he-shOne in silent
majesty, which knew no setting. Wean,
voluntarily took OIL Dur hats no word
was S'id Combine, if yoa can, the most
brilliant sunrise and sunSl you ever saw,
aud lis beauties NiM pato before lthe
gorgeous oolOring which now lii M Mc
ocean, heayon, and mountain. In haitian
hour The sun had swung up percrptibhr
ON its beatS-the colors changed To those
of morning; a flesh breeze rippled oyer
the nood; one SongSterN aflcr another
pinel W in the erNe behind us; we
had Sid into another day
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15

JUST CAUsE"FoR BEING ALARMED =
When a cough has been running for a long time
and you begin TO feel a pain setting in upon youT
Lungs, attended with tghtness across the chest II
IL high time that you should awaken to the danger
of your disease, which is fast running into fatal
Consumption. Now. before It is too lato use
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM, which viii cure the
disease ana all will he well with you. For sale by
all Druggists.
poINTED in their vavs- Mosnuitoes t
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15

= Hundred hane pieces are common IN
Ia len The KurSaal propristars pay
their IosseS in that size coin, confident that,
with those in theif pOdltSi syplsydas would
stake them as readily rs snalleT piecta ,r.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15

One Of Ne Gutley's Strongest recon-
monehl ions For the Chinese mission Is,
says iho New York Repallic, his hand.
writing. lie could no doubt adj consider.
able 20 his salary by marking tea a.boxes
during his leisure hours.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15
Aliens Lung BalSam !
THE RKiiKDY FOR CURING
Consumption, Coughs, Bronchitis,
Asthma and Group,
As AN ExPECToRANT
1T HAS NO EQuALI

When the Doctors say medicine ls good and reliable
the people will be convinced thatt merits and such
ls tie verdict Of the Doctors in Of Allen's Lnf
Balsam they 1t In their practice and recommend i
TO all afflicted with Cough, Bronchitis and Consump
ton.
1T Ia SOLD BIZ ALL DRUaasTs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15

Two million sixteen. thousand nins,a
day are made by he-Ncw England rh
Company, at Winsted, Conn. -
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lR. WlSHARES MEDICINES
DC ifae ~ nj III b. M GS,a Fami, nI Rpdieb
Store,
232 N. Second ST., PHILADELPHIA

medical expert, holding honorable collegiate diplo.
mas, devotesis enure nms 70 me eUlnination OF pa
tents at the OGce parlurs. Associated with him,
two consulting physicians OF acknowledged eminenoe
whose services are given to the public FREE OF
CHARGE This opportunity is Offered by no Other in
stitutlon in this City. 81. I'D.
Letters from any part OF the country, asking advice
will be promptly and rratuitOusly responded TO-
Where convenient reniitmccs should take the shape
OF drafts or posoi'lCc orderSfL e#r .-.I5. -..i.
Price of WlSHAItT'S Pine Tree Tar Cordial, $3.50
per bottle, or Sli per dozen. Sent ny express.
All communications should be addressed
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RHEUMATISM

There arr no diseases trutsd with ltss sneCess than
khcunatsni aQp N Aigiar7 tiw ~ pffN a pqnf 80
paillal.. The newN AhctTdy tT flet % ~ iiafy
quaeS nosirnns hcii snly produce worsi erect, Nho
the sufferers tor ears relel Nyt aqu ~ 0i st ti
0urel. ana the cf. uy doctor cant cure nt Au nave
spet N NSlpis n, ils "a ~ ~ ~ apd agl Ne hft A. IA
eNeysNlere hcard u is ho' w3ntgr y e yulSlgl aIe
al pc,eus and douhti lot ~ saNt tlst esuse 20 ues
tor truuuully alR soh1 gcfs orthcii 10 ttte o no
positive thaiihlc genuine, ncftr Mhn,gu Seie iht |
ltiu.utHfitnl and Nrurtsia al pr,Nrnt hhlWh ~ ulo
Morli otsr fhau IN. hui u ScsNr hAeWlH4f I
Hcuie'y. fur salc ny 'df3Hus lt'- ~, ..-- i 4
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POINTED in their ways-Mosquitoes.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-15

II is not strange that Or. S. A Weavers Canker Ano
Salt Rheum Syrup is so very popular. It is really what
Y pretends to be- and cnres Canker Salt Rheum Fry
epeas ScrofA, Sore Eyes, &C., lst rs II says to do
It the product of unrenitng toll and patient invest
CATION OF these diseases by regular physlCan-e man
OF extensive practice, an honorable Christian man. II
Ia lust what the public have long wanted medicine
which they could rely upon; which would not deceive
detraud suffering humanity. We advise ffiendl
seek relief in this never failing remedy and speedily
remove the eyils which they have so long suffered
SOLD BY DEUGGIsTs GElIBRALLY.
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al No. 232 N. Second ST., Philadelphia.
CHIoAGoDOITAR.sT STORE

wehave in stock and are dhilS opCnng a newer and
greater sssoTms9 Of SSS1 9pa q better quality than
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MADNESS! PARALYSIS 1 DEATH T!

which has been eaNfuIls anaEed by ProessoEchliton
and declared By hhn 10 contain lead an1a other
hnr,tnl insrcdieUt ee lls manVstript certificate
CristadorO :, Asto- House. New y York.- 10 q 81.
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