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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30
~. onInIpn q Ruller ID New OrIeans.

e,Ruasrrl, - writes 10 the Boston zrdv-
eller that when In New Orleine reoeh.y
ne went TO the canals and drains Wnlcn
General Butler ordered dug when ne kept
the pestilential yellow fever out OF she
We found them partially filed with
filthy mud, while on the top OF the black
water was a thick scum OF yelloW-blue
color. The stencil from them IA nearly
suffocating; we made haste to get on tne
windware side, 10 avoid q retreat toward
the city. The city " ON marsh that u
lower than the river, and stagnant water
would stand here at any time OF the year,
making Il sickly If there were no otne,
aeerAvatinQ causes. But when the ousi
and Ash of the city Is carelessly thrown
into these fever-breeding sloughs and left
10 deootnnoee. the effect IL terrible. One
of the mos. rNbid rebels we have met In
the South went with us TO visit The sub.
urbe, and although he said all the bad
things and told all the lies he could gel
into The hour we were with him. about
General Butler, he expressed his idea ol
the incompetency of the city government
in very strong terms.
al heartily wish he were back here
said ba. g 10 pull these city officials over
the oriaia Why, the only healthy year
thihtbity ever saw was when he was here
70 make these lazy fellows toe the mark
Asmuch as I hate him l wish he wer,
back. and would vote for him In q minute
al hardly think he would run well fo
Mayor" said we iokingly.
"Yes he would, though," said he. 9TH
people would all vote for him just TO spit
the present incompetents."
Later in the day after we had returne'
to the 81 Charles Hotel, we had som
conversation with another hater OF Butler
and when we referred to the recent actioI
of the Legislature In licensing gambling
houses, lottery schemes, and such places
he explained Ii;
"well, after all is said, Butler did on
good thing for the city In suppressinI
crime. You may not believe IL, sir, bu
he renovated this city, and a Towdy dar
not stay here. Really, I wish he coul'
be in command here long enough TO oleal
out these gambling dens."
SO II was everywhere we went. Mel
cursed Butler; wished him all manner o
evil; wanting TO fight US for refusing h
see It in that light yet each admitted tha
he wished the General was back to sum
rarily cure some evil they hated. Blu
no two agreed on the same thing.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30
Seized by q Lion.

DR. LIVINGSTONE, the African traveller
gives the following account of being seized
by lion, and of his sensations:
Starting up and looking half around,
saw the lion just in the act of springing
upon me. l was upon little height he
caught my shoulder as he sprang, and we
both came to the ground below together
Growing terribly close to my ear, he
shook me as q terrier does rat The
shock produced q stupor similar to that
which seems to be felt by mouse after
the first shake of the cat II caused a sort
of dreaminess, in which there was no
sense of pain nor feeling of terror, though
quite conscious of all that was happening
1t was ike what patients partially undel
the influence of chloroform describe, who
see all the operations, but feel not the
knife. This singular condition was moi
the result of any mental process. The
shake annihilated fear, and allowed nc
sense of horror in looking around at the
beast. This peculiar state is probably in.
duced in all animals killed by the cdrRip0
rd, and if 50, is a mercifnl provision by
our benevolent Creator for lsssening the
pains Of death. Turning around to re
lieve myself Of the weight Is he had one
paw ON the back of my head, saw his
eyes directed TO my companion, who wai
trying to shoot him. His gun missed fire
and the lion Immediately left me.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30
A Strong Case.

A FAT old gentleman, who had been
bit In the calf Of his leg by dog, came
10 Jonah In towering passion, declaring
Il was JonAh's dog who had bitten him.
Expecting an action for damages, the wAg
drew up the following articles as the
ground Tor his defense
/. BY testimony In favor Of the general
good conduct Of my dog, can prove that
nothing could make him so foSgetful of
his dignity a. to bits "oAlL"
2 He 10 blind, and cannot see 10 bite.
3 Even II he could 500 TO bite, Il would
be utterly impossible for him 70 90 out OF
she way 70 do 90, On account Of his severe
lAnAeness.
4 Granting his eyeS and legs TO be
good, he has no teeth.
g. Ny dog died ak weeks since.
& never had dog.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30

eB- If you have a discharge from the
nose, offensive or otherwise, partial loss of
the sense of smell, taste or hearing, eyes
watering or weak, feel dull and stupid or
debilitated, pain or pressure in the head,
take cold easily, you may rest assured that
you have the Cdtdrrh Thousands annu-
ally, without manifesting half OF the above
symptoms, terminate in consumption and
end in the grave. No disease is so com.
mon, more deceptive or less understood
by physicians. II. V. Pierce, M D., OF
Buffalo, N. Y, is the proprietor of Dr..
for Cdtarrh, "cold in the head" or Ca
tarrhal headache, which ne sends,to any
address, post paid, for sixty cents, or four
packages for $2.00. Sold by most drug
gists everywhere.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30

helpless " prevent fraud and peculation,
and that the President Of the Uniscd
States might beoSme as impotsnt ~
formerly was the Czar Of all the Russias
10 bring tho proceeds OF tax INTO the
Treasury, secure the honest performance
of a contract to viotual ship-otwar, OF
devise bonds and conditions edectual for
the execution Of any public trust We
seemed In the way 70 illustrate the melan-
choly lesson Of Rome In her last days,
and Of Russia in the Crimean whr-that
nothing ls 90 helpless - corrupt strength.
The increase In the Treasury receipsn
matter Of graduation therefore, mot be.
cause the Treasury balance is At present
of great consequences, but a. indicating
thAt the floods Of corruption are at last
fairly stsyed.-LPpiHcOtrs ko0astns for
AVOuaf
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30
PAINTING And DRAWING !!
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By this simple yet wonderful art any lady or gen.
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Summer Care OF Cows.

Cows REQUIRE shade in summer, and II
at liberty will travel a great distance TO
obtain IL II Is reasonable TO suppose that
they are the best judges of their wants.
and II deprived Of this comfort and com
PEELED 10 stand or lie all day without any
screen from the hot sun, decline OF flesh,
loss OF vital energy, and = marked de
crease la the flow Of milk must follow,
This grazing times for cattle In hot wealth
er are At night fall, and early In the morn
ing when the grass IL treah with dew
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The CHmDREN's HoUR-This popular
little monthly IL published by T. s. ARTHUR \
SoNs, Philadeiphia, Pa. Single copies per year
Si.a5; enc copy three years, $500; ave copies
one year, S5 Ooi ten copies, and one extra, $1,000
Single numbers, Is cents. Sample number, 10
cents. The thlrty-two Pages Of the number for
August are nlled with the ehoieess o. reading for
the little ones.
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Anrnnn,a HoNr MAaArInr-lThe arn.

hams and the Armstrong;" . serial story, by r,
8. Arthur, is continued in tbs August number.
Recipes for afty ways Of preparing fruit arr
given. Short stories, poetry, fashion In
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Once Month, Childrsn's Hour and Lady's Book,
aa60
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THH Hartford OOtrdAs says; "A
minister Of the Gospel in a neighboring
State has been detected In deliberately
swindling Hartford insurance company
70 the amount OF about two thousand dol
lars, and only through the lenioncy of the
company does he escape the PenitentiAEy.~ =
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30

Tm NURsKRT for August contains
twenty-five charming pictures. with reading mat
ter 10 match. Tue publishers announce soms
capital things on hand for tia next humber
Published BY JOnN L. snORHr, Is Washington
street, Bostea, Mass. $50 par year, with extra
Inducements 10 clubs. Specimen eoples fur
nishod graals.
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ONCE A MoNrH--The number for A

ONCE MoNTH.--The number TOT Au-
gust opens up with an entertaining and instruct
i've article on Curiosities OF Animal Life, with
ave illustrations; "The Mills Of Tuxbury" Il
continued, followed by several choice Original
and selected articles-stOries, sketches, etc. Pub
bllshed by T. 3. ARTHUR q seNs, Philadelphia
Pa, saO0 year in advance three copies, $500
six copies, and one extra, 5000; ten and one ex
ira, $500. Single copies 20 cents. Every sub
scriber to this magazine for 1853, or to the HoDa
Adgdzias or Cludrn's Hour, is entitled to orde
the beautiful engraving =" The Angel OF Peace -
the regular price Of which is f250--for t1.o0.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30

THE purest and sweetest Cod.Liver OIL in the world
is Hazard u Caswers, made on the sea shore, nom
fresh, selected livers, by CAswKLL, HAZARD q c :
New York. 1t is absolutely pure and nreet Patients
who have once taken IL prefer II to all others
Physicians have decided it superior TO any OF the
olla In rkat
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30

TIE REASON WHY so MANY DIE WITH
CONSUMPTION, is because they neglect to use the
proper remedy in season. When the system is
hrst attacked with cough, oppression OF the
chest or seated pains in the breast, Aliens Lung
Balsam will cause the phlegm to raise, heal tht
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For sale by all druggists.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30

ONE Warren Warner, keeper of I" gen.
teel" gsmbling-house in Cleveland, Ohio,
has been convicted OF gambling for a
living and sentenced N the severest pen
atty allowed by Law imprisonment in
the county Jail for six months. to pay \
fine Of $500, and the costs Of the prosecu'
tion
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30

CE The Chicago Times is seriously ex-
ercised In the effort 10 show that President
Grant has Tylerized, but evidently does
not know how to felgn sincerity. In the
same issue IL styles him "a man of no
brains," "tool of the Radicals" and
yet alleges that he has gone over 10 the
Democracy. Had President Grant really
"Tylerized," the result would be an.
nounced by the Chicago Times, New
York World, and Lacrosse Democrat pros-
trating themselves in an ecstacy Of admira-
tion and eulagy. We should then hear
no more Of the Dent family, or the gift
enterprises, or the Presidents profound
knowledge ef horses and dogs; but from
every Democratic altar In the land there
would arise an aromatic and odorous In
cense Of elegant adjectives, They would
style him, for day or two, "His Excel
lency, our clear-headed and able Exeou-
tive" In week the strain would be
pitched in higher key" Our great and
patriotic Chief Magistrate" In a fort
night, ten thousand Democratic papers
would hail him as 1.-THE Country's Deliv-
erer," "The First Hero and Statesman OF
the Country" In month, especially II
his policy had led to the slaughter of ne
groes, he would be no less than the Z" Sa
Vior Of the Constitution" "The Wise
Ulysses" "The God.like Grant" Thii
would continue, with variations, until the
fourth year of his term. Then he would
receive oneand half votes in the Nationa
Democratic Convention as their candidate
for the Presidency, while the strength
their party bad gained through him woulC
60 % elecs John T. Hoffman. Chiodg
Tribune.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30

THE BRIeHT SmE.--A specimen mum
Der Of this little monthly paper for children will
be sent on receipt of stamps to prepay postage
Tho subscription price per annum is 25 cents-s
months, 10 cents. ALDEN Il TRUE, aS9 West
Madison street, Chicago, III.
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CAdpped hands, face, rough skin, pimples, ring
worm, saltTheum. and other cutaneous affections
cured, and the skin made soft and smooth, BY using
the Juniper TIr Soap made by CAswKLL. HAzARD q
Co.. New YORK. 1t Is more convenient and EASILY
applied than other remedies, avoiding tn trouble o
the greasy compounds now In use.
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SS0OOS sALARY, Aaars,. a PIAHoCo.,
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hidden mysteries; ViflaniS1 and eoETuptions; the
lnslde workings of the oOyeEnmont; And showing
h0N money IA squanderedi hou public servants per
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octAls are black nailed nov coanterio1ng Il car,
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BENZ. LoMBARD. Pres't. c. +. HMMAN, Sec'y.
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Composed Of Dissolved India knbber, Linseed Oh
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leaky Iron and rin Roofs. Warehouse and Manufac.
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G. B. q O. X. X. Crossing, Chicago. Ill
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RKCAMIKR's
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30
False Pretenses.

THE Democratic managers arc evident
ly firmly persuaded that TO call cabbage
a rose makes Il rose, or that II you only
persist long enough you can at least
fatigue people into acquieecence. The
Ohio and the California Democratic Con
ventions have both solemnly resolved, the
first, that "the Democratic party of the
United States have always been preemi-
nently friendly TO the rights and interests
Of the laboring man !" and the second,
=" that the Democratic party ever has been,
is now, and ever will be, the champion Of
the rights of the mechanic and the work
ingman."
These be brave words. What are the
factsI There is not person in the coun-
try who is in the least familiar with our
political history who does not know that
the great policy of the Democratic party
for generation was the aggrandizement
of the slave system of the Southern States
Ia system which imbruted the laboring
population of those States, denying them
even the common personal rights Of
humanity and when the Southern lead
ers OF the Democratic party claimed the
right of carrying their slaves into the free
Territories OF the West, whereby Dem
ocratic leader, like Jefferson Davis or
Robert Toombs, with horde Of laborers
whom he kept like cattle, became the Inn
mediate rival of every free leborer from
the East, 1t was the Democratic party that
supported the demand. 1t was because
the great mass of intelligent laboring men
Of every kind in the free States saw that
the Democratic policy was one that dis.
graced labor and degraded the laborsr
that they threw that party from the power
Il had so long and foully misused and II
was the great slave-holders who were the
chiefs Of that party who then attempted
TO overthrow the Government, In order to
perpetuate the abject slavery of the labor
ing population of half the country.
There was never laughter aristocarcy
than the old slave lords in this country
and their interests and will determined
the policy of the party that "has always
been pre-eminently friendly TO the righti
and interests of the laborlng men," and
"the champion of the rights Of the me
chanic and the working man. Harper's
Weekly.
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w- See advertisement of painting and drawing
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FEzDHRIsETowE, Knox GO, Co, o., I

LIPPINeoTT BAKEwKLLr-
Dear Strs IL received your second Red JACKET Axe
per express, and acknowledge the same. For the
benenf OF all whose desires necessities make their
business TO chop with an axe, would say Try the
Red Jacket and the Supreme Court have hold that
q Doctors opinion without his reasons is Of little
value, will give my reasons: FSa-Ihs ked yschet
cuts deeper than the common bit Dec0Nd-It being
round on the cut it does not stick In the wood.
Third-RYery chopper with the common Ase must dis
cover that there much labor and strength eIpend-
ed in taking the out OF the cut 81 In making the
blow. F6tsth-Ths with the Red Jacket s all avoid
cutting the same quantity. FLth-By putting In the
same labor that 10 necessary with common axe, you
can easily make at lsast thiTtythree per cent more
wood in the same time. You are safe In letting any
honest man try your Red Jacket on those Desu, ana
It fails refund him his money.
Respectfully, youre, -
turers LIPPINCOTT d BAKKWkLL,
PITTsBuRaH, PA, Sole owners OF Coi0urns and Red
la at
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WANTED-:AGENTS-, = SEIk TSf $Sf 'a&
CHINE Price S5 The cheapest and best Knitting
Machine invented. VIII knit s stitches per nm q1e
Agents. Address AMERICAN kN IL
TING MACHINE CO. Boston. Mass or St. louis, Mo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02
CITATION.
THE STATE OF TEXAs, |


70 The Sheriff or any Consfsbie 81
said county, Greeting;
YOU arc hereby commanded TO sum
mon, by Publishing this Citation in
the Marshall Republican. a newspaper
published in Harrison county, four sue.
ce..;ve weeks, Elizabeth J Ward and
her husband Andrew Ward, who reside
in the State Of Arkansas; to he and ap.
pear Al tho April Tsrn of the County
Court u tho said county Of HARRISON "
b. reid on the last Monday, the 3eth
day Of April, A. y. 1869 then and thsre
70 answer the petition Of Mary A. T,
Ward, Administrators of the E.tats Of
benjamin Ward, deceased. fpr partition
Of the property Of said state, (betwecn
tho heir. and di.sributce's Of the said
estate.
Herein fail notand make return asthe
law directs.
Given under my hand and seal of Doe
ns the City Of iiar-hsii, this ths Suss
day Of March, A. D ico9
r. BLACKWELL Clerk.
BY A. Z CLAIR, Dep. Clerk.
Aprit z. 1899. g.
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SNeeAuA. Not\se~.

10 Nor Tstvts Wrn DAxesx.-A
s;nsls spast may kiAdls = 6ame tbs.
vilI cor suus . civ, AID s.sli ailments
ner,sctsd. nav sud in fatal disorders.
nssri.r III jacs 10 mind, let the first
svDnA,ns of debility or nervous prossra-
~ he net prumpily with invixoratiux
1rsatnast Foremost among tie vsgs.
nhle epaies Of The ~ stands Hossst-
80 Seo1ach pitasrs. and hsnsvsr the
vital uaverv seen 70 lanruish. or there
h any reas0S 70 suspect that the animal
frne;,oas essential " the susie nation
.,,A ~ riaonai,,u Of the body are i'm Der.
fscslv peytusmed, this invalu.ble iuvig-
nr~.f ard antisspsi, should at once ha
p..orted 10. Indigestion always prodn-
ces weakness OF Tho bodily powavs.
sonssimss Il happens that the appetite
aeusnds uss kui than the stomach
can digest though NOT more. perhAps,
th.n e reauirsd tc keep ~ shs full
strength Of the fraus, Tho cbJeet' un'
Aer such circumstances, - t. inerrhso
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THE undersigned, having been this
] DAY appointed, Adninistrat'r de DO
uis non Of the Estate of GeorgcG 9. Gregg,
deceased, ~ the Honorable County
Court Of Harrison ooanty, at the March
Term thereof. this Is ID natify all per
snns holding clsims against said d-csas-
ed 10 ,rssent them Within the time pro
rn-:I,.d rs law, aud those inhibited vii
plea-u come forward and mako settle
'nent Il not. suit will he Instituted II
he ner- i,r Of the Court, Maret 3l-s,
1909. -.
EDWARD p Gkis.A.
Aim nistrstnr. de bonis sDH
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