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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-09-02
The Riverside.-The september aRlver..

The Riverside.-The September "River-
side" sets out with all sails flying in its fronts-
piece, which represents a barque "0utward
Bound" the tug just leaving her Anderson
gives one of his stories in his best vein, "The
Most Extraordinary Thing" it is called there
are two or three sea pieces, and one of sport in
"Praire-hen Shooting" The great storm Of
last year las its parallel given in that Of 1915.
Frank and Lucky are two youngsters well
known to the readers of the "Riversid" as anna.
teur arists, and they give us some specimens Of
their skill in drawing as well as in fishing.
Music for "Mother Goose Melodies" once more
appears, no doubt to the delight nf many young
birds. HURD AND HoUGHToS, New York. 81
so per year.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Howard Sanitary Ala Association.

For the Relief and Cure Of the Errng and I'm
fortunate, on Principles of Christian Philanthropy
Essay ON Tue ERRORs or YOUrH, AND THE
FoLLIEs oP AaR, in relation TO MARRIAGE and
Social Evils, with sanitary aid for the afflicted.
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box z. Philadelphia, Pa.
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The best BOYS and girls magazine, and Z .
PERRYsBURG JoURSAL, at greatly r duced rates.
We will send the JOURNAL and DEMOREsT's
Young ANKRIcA, which is 81 90, for 'une year,
to any Person who pays us 81 rs. DRNOHEsT's
YOUSG AMERICA Is always sparkling with the
most entertaining Stories, Poems, Music. Pug
zes, Travels aud other pleasant features. is pro.
fusely illustrated and cannot fail tn nmuse. in-
struct and elevate, and assist tn make the lives
OF youthful Americans useful truthful aud happy
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Administretor's Sale.

jerome McCutchsn, Admt. Of the estate
OF Conrad Rudolph,
against
Charles Rudolph ct al, Defeudsnts.
by viriuo OF an order OF sale Issued in the
above cause, by the Probate COdrt of Wood
county, Ohio. and to me directed and delivered,
as Administrator Of tho estate Of Conrad Ru-
dolph. deceased, I will offer for sale at pt6tc
vendue, on SATURDAY, the Oath day OF Sep.
ternbetJ A. u. 1870, at from one to three p. N.
upon the premises, the following lands situate,
t.witi In Lake township, Wood county, Ohio,
the east half Of the south half Of the south half
Of the southwest quarter Of section number seven,
north Of range number twelve east being twenty
acres more or less, appraised at $500 90.
Said sale to be upon the following terms, to wits
One third to be paid in hand down. one-third in
one year, and one third in two years from day
Of sale, deferred pavments IN bear interest frtm
the day of sale, and to be secured by mortgage
on said premises.
BY TYLER, EBERLY Il LoSG, his Att'ys. 1887
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Wood Comfy S. $. Convention.


Ed. JOURNAL: The Wood County Sabbath
School Convention assembled at Tontogany, at
l01k O'Clock, Thursday, August rs. 1870. The
Convention was called to order by James W,
Ross, Esq, President.
Singing by Tontngany Sabbath School.
PRAYER by Rev. J. Z. Vance.
The Rev. b. w. Chidaw, Of Cincinnati, was
then introduced by the president, and addressed
the children from the 3ith Psalm, llth vereso.
trust that the children will long remember the
impressive remarks that were made on this oc-
caSion.
After the address BY the Rev. Mr.. Chidlaw,
the Convention adjourned for refreshments.
The Convention reassembled at ! q O'Clock.
and the Superintcndents of Schools were called
to the stand, and m tide the following nominations
Of officers for the year ensuing;
For Presdcnt-Rev. 7. N. Barkdull Bowling
Green.
For Secretary-Dudley A. Avery. Weston.
For Treasurer Gun, Bowling Green.
VICE PRESIDENTS ONE FROM EACH TOWNSHIP !:
Plain-w il!iam Minton.
Weston - JOHN Campbell.
Portage l.. Is. Wright.
WashingtGn-W. Cummings.
Perrysburg-A. G. Williams.
Center-S. l. Bnughton.
Liberty-N. T. Stratton.
Bloom Hiram Whitaker.
Montgomery Henry Bacon.
Middleton Key. Il. N. Thornton.
MiltOn-GeO. W. Hill.
Henry Henry Carroll.
Perry-JOhn Norris.
Jackson-John II. Anger.
Lake.. r. Tracy.
Freedom-S. S. Garfield.
Troy-Cyrcnus GOodell.
w bster - Robert South.
The nominations Of officers, as above, was
confirmed by unanimous vote of the COnven-
tiun.
Rev. Mr. Chillaw then addressed the Conveu-
tion, on Sabbath SchOni work.
Conference Of Sabbath Schools, in which
Rows. McEwee and Adams gave some very in
teresiing topics to the Convention, in which all
were interested.
motion prevailed that the Vice Presidents
meet at T0ntnganv on the last Thursday in
March, 1871, for mutual improvement and busi-
ness.
mption was also carried that this Conven-
tion adjourn to meet the last Thursday in Au-
gust, 1871, at Bowling Green.
The Convention was enlivened by singing from
tho various Sabbath Schools, and all passed off
very h rnoniou@Iy: and we can but hope AMI
pray that this good work may 60 on and all be
engaged in it. "Let ia work while It is called
to-day" Sc.
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The old Postoiiice corner has been reftted,
painted and papered by Mr.. G. CoRHELiUs, who
has removed his barber shop into that building,
where he will be pleased to meet his old custom
ers and as many new ones as may favor him with
their patronage See his corrected advertise
meut in this paper,
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Singular and Fatal Accident.-On
Thursday evening of last week the most singu-
lar and painful accident: occurred near Pember.
Vile, this county, that has fell to our lot to re-
cord. HENRY SHANKs, who attended the funer-
al of the unfortunate young man on Sun1aygves
us the following particulars of the accident {:
On Thursday morning, FREDERICK EscADoR
and GEORGE RossISG ER, a son Of FREDERICK
RossISaER, an old and highly respected mer-
chant of Pemberville, made a "trip to Toledo with
a two horse wagon. On their return home in
the evening, young RossISGER complained of be-
ing cold and wrapped himself up in buffalo
robe and laid down IN the wagon box. When
near mile from home, and about II O'Clock at
night, the horses became frightened, and after
running short distance was checked up by
young EscADOR, who was driving. On looking
to see what had become of young RossINGER he
discored him in the hind wheel OF the wagon,
terribly mangled but still alive. Through his
fright he extrcated the young man from the
wheel took him in his arms and carried him
home distance of mile, leaving his team
stand in the road. On arriving at the residence
of the afIli sted parents medical aid was at once
summoned, there being fOur physicians in at
tendance, but the young man was Beyond the
reach of human skill, and died at s O'Clock on
Friday morning. Deceased was abont IA years
of age.
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For School Books go to E. D. POWERS & Co

Personal.-Capt. GEO. S. MCKSIGr has Sc
cured the agency, in this vicinity, for the Berk-
shire Life Insurance Company.
Miss GERTRUDE HITQrCocE, Miss MARY BEACH
and Miss ADA HIrCHcoCK, graduates at the last
term of our Union School, and JosPEH ADAMS,
left this place for oberlin on Tuesday last for
the purpose of pursuing the higher branches of
studies.
DR.. FORBES returned few days since from a
two weeks trip, having visited Duluth, the head
quarters for the Northern Pacific R. II. for the
next five years, Marquette and other points on
Lake Superior.
Major POWELL. formerly editor of paper in
Belefountaine, Ohio but lately engaged in tn,
same capacity in Mississippi, has taken an agcn'
cy in the North America Life Insurance Com
pany, and has located in Perry sbnrg.
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VIM. UKUUk, Jr., W. NJ.
F. J. 0LINGBR, Secretary.
PerrySburg Lodge No. 170, 7. q. q. It.
Stated Meetings every Tuesday Evening.
JAMES DRISCOLL, W.. CT.
J. W. CALLARD, W. n. s.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dry Goods--Thorner g. Graf.
Manhood-Chas. A. O. Kline a Co.

\ MASONIC NoTICE.-Tbere will be
NY a regular Communication Of Phoenix
sa4fA Lodge, No. 1913, F. and A. NJ, MON.
DAY EVENING, September s, A. l.. $50.
WILLIAM CROOK, w. NJ.
p. ]. OpLINoER, Sec'y.
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE
~ The Board of School Examiners for Wood
county, Ohio will meet for the examination of
teachers for the county, on the first Friday Of
each month at Bowling Green, Wood county, o.
No private examinations.
All communications with the Board should be
addressed to the undersigned at Weston, Wood
county, Ohio.
DUDLEY A. AVERY,
Clerk of the Board of Examiners.
Weston, May 10, 1870.
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Thorner & Graf BY reference to theii
new advertisement, it will be seen that HoRsER
& GRAFT, of lO7 Summit St., Toledo. have
opened the war on the prices of Dry Goods fol-
the coming FALL
This leading house has unusual facilities 70
purchasing their stock in the New York markets.
OF this, the marvously low prices stated in their
advertisement for staple articles furnishes ample
evidence.
To those ofour patrons, both in town and coun-
try, who 60 to Toledo TO trade, we say. call at
lO7 Summit st. and examine the price of goods,
which, together with tho high character of the
firm for fair dealing will prove satisfactory to all.
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WANTED!
a Splendid Offer !

II is well known that the regular subscription
to DEMoREsr's MONTHLY MAGAZINE is S3 90.
In order to place our Journal and this excellent
MagazRe within the reach of every family, we
have made arrangements, by which we are en-
abled to furnish the Perrysburg Journal
and Dcmorest's Monthly for one year for
81 90.
DENoRgsT's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY combines
the most useful, comprehensive and complete
Magazine now issued. II employs only first
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including Music. Stories. Pnetry. Household mat
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The most liberal premiums ever offered by the
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You can have a choice from list of thirty five
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and DEMOREST'S MONTHLY gets one Of
these valuable premiums. The inducements for
clubs are equally liberal. Is cts. seut to the
Publisher, w. JESSISGs DEHoREsr, S3S Broad
way, New York, will secure specimen number
with cirulars.
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Mitrailleur.-Uuder this head our "French'
cotemporary at Bowling Green has become sud-
denly alarmed at the expense incurred in the
investigation of the Commissioner Report, AMI
foots up the total expense OF same at $263 so.
We probably regret this expense to the county
as much as the Sentinel man. We also regret that
the business of the county should have been per-
formed in such discreditable manner as to war
rant this expense. Was it for the sake Of econo-
my that the Commissioners and Auditor exam
ined the County Treasury and pronounced
it all correct, and had communication sent
to the Toledo CommerciuI cOngratulating Wood
county on having honest and competent Of
ficals? Would it not be better to expose such
proceedings than to place premium on willful
mismanagcment, by attempting to cover it tup.
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"Thirty Years. War.''-A Bounty
The Amerecon Ayriculturoiist will, on January,
enter upon its 3Oth year Of uuceasng war upon
ignorance, poor crops, Improbable labor, poor
housekeeping, Humbugs etc., etc., and the Pub
fishers issue call for still further recruits to
their immense standing army. The Bounty Of
feed is free gift Of all the rest of this years
volume to subscribers for 1871 coming in nIw.
Any person subscribing this month. will thus get
the paper Is months at the price of IL. We ad-
wise every person, not a subscriber, 10 fall in
with the offer. No cheaper or more valuable
journal is published in the world for the House
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every one-is most beautifully illustrated with
a very large number Of the finest engrdvings,
which are both pleasing and instructive. and its
pages are prepared by strong corps Of able, in
telligent, practical persons, who know what they
write about. The terms Sre only 81 so a year;
four copies for s5i ten copies for sl2, or 81 each
for clubs of twenty. These prices are good for
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much Of real value be obtained for so little mon
ev The Publishers are ORANGE JUDD Co.,
245 Broadway, New York City.
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Times fixed for Holding Courts in the
Third Judicial District of the State
Of Ohio, for the Year 1871.

Be Il remembered that at a meeting Of the
Judges Of the Court Of Common Plea Of the
Third Judicial District Of the State Of Ohio, at
the Court House in the town Of Tihiu, county Of
Seneca aud State Of Ohio, on the day of ths date
hereof, for the purpose OF fixing the times of
holding the terms Of the Courts OF Common Pleas
and District Courts, in SAID District, for the year
1871, we, the undersigned Judges OF the Court Of
Comm u Pleas within and for sal District, do
hereby fix the times of holding said Courts for
the year 1871 in each of the several counties in
said District as follows:
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Book Binding and Blank Books

Book Binding and Blank BnOks.--
CriAPIR & FRANKEBRRe Rat 80 st. Clair street,
Toledo, near American House aud st. Charles
Hotel, bind Magazines, Sheet Music and peri
odicals of all kinds, in the best manner and at
reasonable rates. They also manufacture the
best qualities of Blank Books, either with or
without printed headings. Magazines tn he
bound, may be LEFT either at the sture of G..
FlNKBEINER or ut lhe:JOurnal Office. I'D
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SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE
Jona'h"" "a. Ame'' In Wood cau2t County an o.
Henry D. Beuscher ct al. Common Pleas.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued 10 the above
entitled cause, by the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas Of Woed county, Ohio, and to
me directed aud delivered will offer for sale
at public vendue, at the front door of the Court
house, in Bowling Green. on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, September 90. 1870,
At . o'clock, of said day, the following desert
bed real estate, to-wit:
The west half % of in-lot number three
hundred and sixty $500, in the town Of Perrys
burg, Wood county, Ohio, appraised at $2,l50.
j. w. INCONSISTENCIES, Sheriff.
August Is, 1870. l7e$6
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ALSO THE
Celebrated Lamb Knitting Machine

Knits pair Of stockings in half an hour.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited To call and
examine machines and work. They will be
sure to give satisfaction. Knitting done to order
The patronage Of the public is respeetfhlly
solicited, Il. q. CARROLL.
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PRIVATE DISEASES.
whether Of recent origin or of long standing, 10
Male or Female. The success which has attend
ed the practice of the undersigned in the treat
snent Of diseases coming under the above head
is sufficient guarantee that whatever be under
takes he performs. and in every case effects
radical cure. Private Rooms are provided
where consultations can be procured in the
strictest confidence.
General Office over Nos. "a and 36. Monroe
street, first room to the right at the top of the
stairway. All letters containing remittance or
postage stamp promptly answered.
la Office hours from 10 to 4, and from 10 O.
Call on or address X. II. TYMPANY.
3zz Toledo, Ohio.
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The place to buy School Books cheap for
cash is at E. ID. Powers Co.
The census returns give Dayton popula-
ton OF 80 $3.50, being gain since 1850 OF lO,2SO.
Through sickness we again miss the cross
mails this week, for which we owe our readers
an apology.
john TIHNEY, Esq, Of this township, in
digging his Gleason potatoes, found in one hill
1856 potatoes. Who can beat itH
We are authorized to say that another ban
quet and ball will be given at Bader's Hall on
next Thursday evening.
Those interested in the Perrysburg Savings
and Loan Association, should not forget that the
next monthly meeting will be held at the Office
Of the Secretary on TO- morrow evening.
"A lady's gold bracelet was picked up by a
stranger near the NJ. L. Church on last Sabbath
and placed Ia the possession OF p. w. PARK
HURST, Esq. The owner can have same by PROV
ing propcrtY.
School commences on Monday next. Buy
your books, states, pencils, pens, ink and station
cry, at G. FINKBEINER's, where you can find
what you are in need of at bargain. II is also
the place to buy the Rhine Hat, the latest out
"A young man by the name of J l.. DouG-
LAS recently left this place under rather suspi
ciOus circumstances. When last seen he was
leaving Toledo in company with young lady,
but il could not be certained that he bad pur
chased "tickets for two" to N. Y. Exchanges
will please copy and oblige his afflicted friends.
being enticed away from our sanctum on
Saturday evening last by the seductive adver-
tisement Of LAURA KRAN's "Country Cousin"
we returned on Monday morning and found two
melons upon our table. We did not stop 10 see
il there was a Mitrailleur' or some other infer
nal machine attached, but made vigorous as
sault with a shoe-knife, aud was victorious.
Should this trick be played upon us again, and
the guilty party discovered, lie will be duly ex
posed.
Reunion.-The occasion of the reunion Of
the soldiers of Northwestern Ohio, at Toledo,
and the ride on the steamer Reindeer to Putin
Bay Islands, on yesterday, was an occasion long
to be remembered by the those who participated.
We will give the proceedings in our next issue.
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APermanent institution.

=
The undersigned hav
ing had Twenty-Seye
YEARS Experience as
a PRAoTlCIEG PHYsI-
CLAN in the Nance Val
ley, calls attention OF
those interested TO the
fact that he has estab-
lished a suit OF rooms
in Myers Block, Mon :
roe-street, a regular
Dispensatory for the
treatment and perma-
nent cure Of all known
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BOOTS & SHOES,
or the best custom makes, in variety AZ
" BEACH'S.

HATS &c GAPS.
"A G.BEACH'S.
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Grover & Bakers
UNRIVALLED
Sewing Mlathiues.

Customers can select Shuttle machine which
makes a stitch tho sam3 on both sides, or that
which makes the regular Grover 4 Baker stitch.
These celebrated machines can not be beat.
Their points of excellence are Beauty and
elasticity of stitch perfection and simplicity
of machinery using both threads directly from
the spOols; no fastening Of the seams by hand,
aud no waste Of thread. The seafh retains its
beauty and frmness after washing and itohingI
Prices to suit customers.
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PerrYsburg Union SchOOl.-The Board
of Education has secured the services of JAMES
o. TRouPE, of Evansville, Indiana, as Spperin
tendent Of the Perrysburg Union School. Mr.
TROUPE graduated at the last term of the Obar-
lin College.
We are informed that the teachers of the vali-
ous departments of our schools will commence
heir labors on Monday next.
Collision on the ID. & VI. Il. r. On
Saturday afternoon last a collision took place
On the railroad within the corporation Of Perrys-
burg, between the accommodation train going
south and an extra freight train bound north
The extra train was standing on the track at the
bend Of the road, preparatory to switching off.
and was not seen by the engineer of the accom-
mediation until too late to avoid a collision. For
tunately, however, the accommodation train wa
running at a low rate of speed, and the damage
resulting, was confined to the pilot OF each loco
motive, which were thoroughly demolished, ard
one truck involving cost of probably $500.
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h. G. CARROLL'S
Sewing &Klittilg Machine Agency

have opened the Rooms over J. @. Himmel-
mann's Barber Shop, Lnuisana-av venue, Peuys-
burg, with II complete assortment OF
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Purity of Character.

Over the beauty of the plum and apricot
there grows bloom and beauty more exquisite
than the fruit itself-a soft, delicate blush
that overspreads its blushing cheek. Now il
YOU strike your hand over that, and it is once
gone, it is gone forever, for it never grows
but once. The flower that hangs in the morn
ing impeared with dew-arrayed as no
queenly woman was ever arrayed with jewels
once shake it, so that the beads fall off
and you may sprinkle water over it as you
please. vet il can never be made what it was
when the dew fell silently upon it from
heaven On frosty morning you may see
the panes of glass covered with landscapes,
mountains, lakes, trees-bleDded in a beauti.
fnl fantastic picture Now lay your hand
upon the glass, and by the scratch of your
finger, or by the warmth of your palm, all
the delicate tracy will be obiterated. So
there is in youth purity and beauty of char
acter, which when touched and deiled, can
never be restored, fringe more delicate than
frost-work, and which, when torn and broken,
will never be re-embroidered. A man who
has spotted and soied his garments in youth,
though he may seek to make them white
again, can never wholly do it, even were he
to wash them in his tears. When young
man leaves his fathers house, with the bless
inps of his mothers tears still wet upon his
forehead, if he once lose that early purity
of character it is loss that he can never
make whole again Such is the consequence
of crime.
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hatscella lanenus.
At HOME DURING rnE WAN.

fight. '''' WV h'uh ~ l"rth 70
she hu.hed her cr she let them go and her eve.
Husband and brother and son wont ont and t,
ANA turned with stled cry 10 heaven. Oh God. II
Vn{ woman left behind aud the ripouod corn In ,can
anu the chidfcn's wants u be heard and met a. AZ
,, has scaut time 10 weopi N 0
lno winter months will be coming on when thcvire
home from the war again. ~ '''' ~
N"' We Wgmgns hands arc denly used whc her neart
Is -ad with pain
some must be Lost she sravely thinks But her. not
The terrible guns will surely spare hcr dear ones 10 her
uu her thoughts prayers through the an yious avs
ana her eycs W th tears are dim.
Ann sse it them up TO The God OF love Tor her hope s
Fixed on Him 10
There n29o u tell how ia one tell Eight after brief and
Her bmyest onc' were trampled down mover to rise
But soon, Toe soon she will know the worstn her lonely
widowed home ''''''
Mt'r waiting long and woary for the feet that never
o'od have mercy we can but cry, the drcary days
And '.stier ihe men who delight In war t the wicked
And 80 @ the homes made desoac til the women alone
Have learned how great il Thy mighty love that can
make c'cn sorrow glad