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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-17
nnIlou,s Monthly Mngaz!ne.-The July

nunbir of b BlLL0U's Mo SrHLY MAGAZINE is
the commencementof OF the rhirly-second Volume.
Its popularity is now 50 great that no magazine
in the country stands higher in the estimation Of
the people for genuine interest and excellence.
Each number contains 100 pages threading mat
humor, a housekeeping department, and from
sixteen to twenty illustrations of noted scenes
aud places. Ali this can be obtained for 81 so
per year, or fifteen cents single copy and club
terms are even cheaper. THoAEs Il TALBOT,
Boston, Mass, are the publishers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-17

Aultman ~ Taylor Thrcsher. The
manufacturers Of this truly celebrated Thresher
can well congratulate themselves on the success
Of this machine, having manufactured and sold
over four hundred during the year 1869. They
have now made room for the storage, at Mans.
field aud Chicago, Of one thousand complete ma
chimes which they intend to manufacture this
year. WIN. csooG, ESQ.,. Of this place, has the
Agency. We direct attention 10 their advertise
ment in another column
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-17

Leg Brokdn, On Monday afternoon Mr..
Henry l.. CRANE had his team at the depot for
The purpose Of hauling a boiler that had arrived
for the new box factory Of Messrs. FoRDIs Co.
II being near train time he unhitched his team,
leaving the neck yoke attached. On the ap-
proach of the train the horses became unman-
ageable, dragging Mr.. CRANE, by the lines,
through the stave yard, breaking both bones
OF his right leg just above the ankle. He wns car
ried into the residence Of Mr.. J. @. KNOLL and
Drs. RHEISFRASK and HAMILTON were summon-
ell, who set the limb. The horses were caught
at the Postonice corner without injury.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-17

u Siavess-Sincc our last report, the following
shipments Of slaves have been made from this
port; +. r. MILLER 4 Co., schooner Jesse, 80,
600 ~. D. Prime, 4i,ooO Tonaotia, 10000.
A. @. WILLIAMS 4 Bro, and W. l.. Cook, soh
L'ckrood, 7S,OOOi Rr&, twotlips, $4,000 and
b7n0n. Tninl. a3n. 600 80 H. ~
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ZeII's Popular Encyclopedia and
Universal dictionary.

Among the most noticeable and important cap
tons in this work lately, are Japan aud the Jap
anese, with several apt aud well executed illus
tratiOns biograp phieal sketches an portraits Of
Andrew jackson, Stuuewall jackson, Thomas
Jefferson, Andrew Johnson, aud others Of late
distinction. We sh iuld like 10 quote slmo Of
these sketches TO show the impartial character
of the work in treating all parties in religion or
politics. II is alike valuable aud cheap. Send
ten cents for specimen
T. ELwO0D ZELL,
IL 4 10 S. Sixlh-street, Philadelphia
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-17

Trial Of Mowers.-A spirited contest of
Mowers came of yesterday near I,nckland sta
tion, G. II. and d. II. Il. Tue moving in the
morning was in a large growth If badly lodged
and tangled clever, and the evening in mixture
of blue grass and white clover. The day was
favorable for n severe test, the rain falling sui
f;iently to keep the grass wet. The "Clipper,"
sold by our townsmcn, j. Wilder h Co, 22f
Walnut street. was the favorite machine and
received the award oft Committee. The COM
peting michnes were the Buckeye and Cham
piUn. - Ctnciannti COmmercid.
GAIT. NJ. BRowN Il Co., Perrysburg, have
the Agency for the "Clipper." Call and exam
ine it.
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SSMhs0Unted" &.'lGWn"P0WerS

Tho brilliant success OF these I'm.
proved (:rain-Savi,Ig and Time. Saving
Thrcshcrs is without parallel In the annals Of Farm
Machinery
and sold last year ever before made and sold
by any other TFrcshins Machine concern in the same
period Of Its existence.
Ehey went into every State from
Georgia, and met with their IN ost marked suc-
cess In the very states, aud even in the very
dproh" st,ji4 are nide-olIIO, the nursery Of ee-
gant Farm Machinery, leading The van In the number
purchased.
Largely Increased earnings nre res
saving of grain by Farmers who have employed them.
They commanded a choice or Jobs,
and usually from onc.half cent to two cents per
JtLShel EXTRA above other Machines and had plenty
oi work long after other kinds "laid up, be.
cause they saved tie Farmers grain from going
atO the straw-piIe; cleaned !; 1T for mill
for their horses.
Their capacity IL remarkable, not
only In ordinary conditions Of Whedt, oats, RYe and
BdrIey but In wet and b0d-conditioncdg grain
tlay and other light seeds.
I'm FLAX they arc nnrIValcd, oven
~ expensive machines made on purpose for Flax and
nothing etss.
Their disSsnctIvc advantages I'm saw.
ing aud cleaning result from the admirable and
effective plan Of shaking The grain out
Of the straw, and great capacity OF the cleans
ing apparatus.
Their Ease of Draft, Cheapness of
Repairing, LAS, Of Manag omeut ETC., from their hav
ng no Bedtsrs, go Pc[ers, SO Cansas Grdin- Car
riers no II ,llIcS, and only dJoHt h6lf as mdnJ
B.its Gear Wece,s, B)oes, J0HrHdis Shafts, Ia'eVs
nc., 10 oLod, WEAR orr, A$TE GRAIN, ADD TO DRAFT
1r to DO Kept IN REPAIR, as other Kinds.
Every Thrcsh crInan should hesitate
ocfore Investing in the Old style VI Machines whcl
are going ont OF date, because he can get them OF
"lons s-wiaded" terms, poor pay, at little les
price The difference In price between the hest ant
.he poorest Is only about fifty to one hundred dollars
while the digereIce in Ai6 frat seasons earning
mdy BE- sererdt hundred dollars, TO say nothing c
:hs satisfaction Of running he LeAt its SddIieRes
after one, two or three sclso MS use.
Farmers, who I;-sPIOE, can decide
{ they choose, qoiE Kind Of Machines Sa0H be Ese,
in G,eir neiJhjorh01s and should investigate ,hvi
merits II one Kind viii save enough grain more tliai
another 10 pay the thresIiiDg L1lI the,
| should know II.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-17
LETTER FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
RLAcKrnLr. S. c.. June 0. 1870


DEAR JOURNAL: | have already informed
you that am located at this very detcstable
burg, but, being in much hast, at the time, did
MT give you description. Having now little
time, allow me TO post you in regard IN this part
Of the world. Backville is situated on the s. C
r. R. between Charleston, s. @. AMI Augusta,
Ga, and within few miles of the Edisto river.
This is one Of the places hon1rel by Gen. SHRR-
MAN. Still can be seen standing, numerous
amounts of his senlnels looking grim aud sensa-
tive to the purpose for which they were placed
there. Perhaps they have been left TO remind
the spoiled child that it had been spanked.
Many other marks Of the war are still visible:
such as rai pits, &c. Near this place is what
is called Salt kahatchie Creek, where KIIPAT.
RICK overlook WHEELER. Severe fighting en-
sued, causing the detention of the army for few
days. After this he was again mot at Aiken
where another short but severe engagement took
place which resulted in the defeat Of n ILPATRICK
Aiken is also situated on the S. q. II. r.. noted
place, being winter resurt for consumptiyes
from the North and all parts Of the world. There
Is now being erected at this place, quite large
Sanitary Hotel fer the accommodation of all inva
lids, by DR.. LOcKwOOD & Co., of New York.
To return to lilackville. IL will be reInem.
bered that an army of 10000 passed through
here, and although five years aud over have ex-
pired, the people rem imOer ii rs though il was
but yesterday. The country is slowly recpver-
ing from the eff ,cts of the Iit1 war Prospects
for crops are god notwithstanding dry spell
for six weeks We now have abundance of rain
aud farmers anticipate large yield lection &c.
POLITICAL.
IT'S hut few months until the election
comes on Tor Governor and other State officers.
Tho State Nominative Convention Of the So
called Citizens party, alias, Democrat, will take
place at Columbia. :. c., on the 9TH inst; the
Republican Convention ON the 28th of July Re-
publicans are confident OF the recollection Of Gov,
SCOTT. Yours,
DANIEL.
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"A reporter wishing to announce an inter-
osting item without borrowing up the feelings
Of the public says: "The whisky -inspiriuR
efforts ofa gentleman to climb the snoke-stack
Of passing locomotive we're attended with ia.
tai fesnlls.v & ffl
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-17

)ANIEL.

Evidence before the Congressional Committee
shows that when the United States was helping
Juarez rid himself of Maximilian, Juarez was
busy smug2 ling arms and munitions of war in.
10 the southern States, the rebels paying him
in cotton, which lac smuggled iuto Mexico.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-17

swarmng with class of Yagabonds known as
"tFamps," who, during the summer season, strike
ont though the country, and manage TO steal
and beg enough for subsistence. They general
ly make it point tn reach a farm house just about
dusk, that hour being better suited to work on
the sympatlies OF the inmates. When they Sc
cure a nights lodging they affect gratefuness
and all that sort of thing but unless they are
closely watched they leave early in tile monring
and carry away such articles as they can turn
into capital. True charity is commen1abe, but
help extended TO rowing characters like those
described is merely encouraging vagrancy, and
making dead beats of men who would otherwise
strive tO make an fOnest living.
There is another class.of strnlling vagabonls
to l,ok out for. They have a receipt for some
kind of "pa ent" article for which they offer to
take your note. Generally GLIDE of tongue they
effect sales to people who ought to know better.
Selling the notes at heavy discount they leave
for parts unknown before the utter worthlessness
of your purchase can be ascertaned. People
who take the papers, however, are rarely
deceived by these rdscAls. TippecdHoe Herald.
Products OF Wood COunty.-F. ]. On
LINGER, Esq, furnishes the Toledo Commercial
with the following table, from the Auditors o.
fee, showing the products of this county for the
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RxrCUToK,s NOTICE.

The undersigned has be,n duly appointed
and qualified as Executor On the estate Of Elijah
W. Boyce, late Of Wood county, Ohio. deceased.
A. G. =. DOYCE.
juno 16, A. D. 1870. Sos
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-17
The Crash in prices.-EAros 4 BAcxrs

prominent retail dealers in dry goods in the city
yesterday marked their entire stock Of goods
down to cost prices. This announcement was q
signal for lively rush Of trade, and their sales
at the close Of the days trade footed uD to very
near $4,000. To-day m 10 inc hour Of our go
ing 10 press, the rush Of customers at both Of
their immense establishments was unprecedcnt-
ed. The proprietOrs inform ms that their entire
stock Of rich silks, dress goods. sbawls, etc, are
10 be sold at their actual cost figures until fur
thcr notice. Owing to decline IN New Yo k
prices, miny of their goils, including print,
sheetings and house furnishing goods are going
at prices decid.dly encouraging tn customers
whatever the effect may be on the profits Of the
firm.-Blade.
We copy the above from Toledo paper. We
understand these great Stewards of the north
west, in the Dry Goods line, are fighting every
thing before them.
The crowd was such that police officers had
to keep order.
1t will pay all Wood county citizens to go see
and buy.
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ExECUTnIx NOTICE. :

The undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Executrx on the estate Of Jacob
White, late of Wood county. deseased.
ELIZABETH WHITE.
June 16, A. d. 1870. Sc#
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
SEED BUcKWHEAT

For sale at the oihce Of Perrysburg Mills.
Those wishing II should call soon.
AVERILL & PERSON. G
Juno IL, 1870. ara .IT a
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-17

Judge of Supreme Court.-A Napoleon
corres ondent OF the Toledo ComAercial, suggests
Judge Latty for nomination as Judge of Su-
preme Court, by the Republican Convention.
As it is to the interest of all that able and up
right men shall fill this important position, it is
desirable that the best men Of both parties be
made candidates. This view leads us to the
hope that Judge Latty may be nominated, While
doing all that we honordbly may To elect Mr.
Harrison, we shall still feel even it beaten that
the place will be filled by a learned and impair
tial jurist.- Democratic Nortbeca.
We can heartily second the motion for the
nomination Of Judge A. S. LATrv, believing
found in the district. 1t was fatal mistake for
Wood county when the district was so changed
as to leave Wood county out of his jurisdiction
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-17
Judge of Supreme Court.-A Napolec

They have everything new in the way Of Fruit
Jars at the old Drug Store Of E. ID. Powers x
Co. Call aud see them.
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WILLIAM CROOK, Agent,
PEHKYSBUHG, OHIO.
NOTICE..
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
Ar Tux
Photograph Gallery!
On Fifth-street ca st of the Unions chool-houss
Perrysburg, Ohio.

VNHE undersigned is now prepared to take
4 Ferrovpcs from Five to twenty-five
cents, according to Kind and size wanted. She
is also taking photographs of the Best Quail
ny, of all sizes and kinds, from the 4 A size, or
largest, dOwn to the smallest Ambrotypes
and Gems; also copying from other Pictures,
and enlarging thcm, II desired, in copying, all
1t greatly reduced prices.
She will finish up Pictures in India Ink, OF
paint in water oolors in the most approyedstyles
will also furnish Frames aud Cases of all kinds,
sizes and styles that NAV be required.
Photographs taken ut Toledo prices.
Please call and see for Yourself II will cost
you nothing If you can not be suited.
N. B.-NO pictures taken on SUNDAY.
Mas. NICHOLS.
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DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS.

Call for or send aud get Descriptive
Circulars and Factory Price Lists, giving tulI
particulars cIncerning "COMrLETE IllllESH'
tNG TABLISHMENTS," as well rs "SEPARA-
TORS" alone and the cle CANT, lslt-drHft and con
y,rtible MOUNTED and DOWN and 10 Horse
POWERS (Which are sold separately, when desired,
ani 'specded" TO rln other Iaaclines), together
with reports from mutudcs Of practical Threshcr'
and Farmers who have pur chased and used them
NotWithstand ding their Dl arked Sue-
cess many well considered and amply tested IN
PROYEMENTS In details, for ooRgeni6Rc6 and fDect-
icehess, have been added since last year Foi
s list OF them see Circulars.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-17
Trompiny Vagobonds.-The country

Lork here Farmers You can buy Revoly
ing Hay Rake for SO 90 Of
CAPT. NJ. BROWN & co.
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Considering the population ii will be seen that
Webster is the banner township in births.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-17

You can buy Double Shovel Plow for 81 so
,f CAPT. NJ. BROWN a. co.
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Births aud Deaths.-The Assessors have
made the following returns, to Judge PHELrs, Of
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-17


From the New Haven Register, Oct lol s.i
On sunday morning Aiven Bronson was found
dead IN his bed where he was temporarily stopping
Al the house Of David Ford In Milford. II was found
That he had shot himself through the head with
pistol during the night. He belonged In Augonia.
where the remains were conveyed Sunday evening.
Bronson was unmarried, was about forty years OF
age, and was well known In this city. few years
ago he Was proprietor OF the Magnolia saloon, In
Church street, and was Familiarity known as
"brons." subsequently he removed TO the June
uon," AZ the HousatOnic river, ana had charge OF
the saloon there several years. Last spring he
went West, and during the summer met with an
Bronson was always OF singular disposition,
and his eccentric notions caused him to make the
journey from Kansas TO Connecticut IN order to,
have Or. sweet attend the wound. Upon recovering
ne again went West, and only returned to Milford
lew weeks ago. On Friday last be was in this city
duct was unusually singular. In conversation with
Mr.. G. A.. smith, Of the Florence House, Bronson
remarked, while laD0rlng under great excitement
.Til make some OF them follow me 10 the dirt IN a
few days" Mr. Smith reasoned with hun upon the
folly OF such excitement and endeovored to advise
seemed absorbed in gloomy Thoughts, and he paid
but little attention. He returned To Milford That
evening, and put an end to his despontl,up career
the succeeding night. No cause can be assigned for
the act, unless 1t be that he have been mar
fied next week. There are many VINO connect
being based upon the strange conduct OF the de-
ceased. II 10 claimed that he mas been In constant
fear OF arrest for some tme and II Is known that ne
has frequently av0wed himself the pOssessur OF q
great secret that would De lost with his tleat The
suicide is to be buried this afternoon IN AnsOna.
Sheriff Pat has gone 10 that village with the neces-
sary authority TO secure all papers belonging to the
decAaaed
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Marine Disasfers.

ton for New York returned on the bar i the Afternoon
to the city TO be sent North ''N' ''' ''p
Bnis SAN CARLOS, Parker Hoimes' Hole, Phila
New York. was howe and os ne 81 Win
thing attached. She viii be towed TO Portland.
Port Platte with an ASSORTED cargo. Sept 4
,1s r. ,, sud From
eel being total wreck, making considerable water and
81
&. s 81 e and landed nasaA
report. durnr the night d lie S,h shipped large ausnss
ass ION
g.. fs a s i e
condition. and wished on which done, and
entirely rSsa ~hsn s1en On 'n sosS Ths
was not in sight morniDs. = e',.'l sHg1 l'e8I
III. 8: Moon light msses he ioSxIns repor
M r wsea: bad
Ssss hsni ME- .s
's ns'
on saturday The :.s sed ss ss
ne panp. deemed advisable % :ead osforsM II
s a. =:
and fran d S her, which re- ss We s
then n.yrs four feet Of water IN The hold III hsnds
s,s
us od At ~ left the vessel, then washing over
aa: SSSs.sy sss yoss:
himself and crew. ----7l'F 4 stff xxx + Htf#
scaI GrNERAL HowAap johnson, from Port johnson
os w OUS et h snd
10 70 Haests Cove leaking badly wall nave 70 unload and
60 90 the railway for repair Schr Effort Rich from Ei1a
for Bangor in the tow lost bboom and one
Iron rni,sdephia for Newport mad her anss srls and
and proceeded There several vessels obsr uctng the
passage OF the tow In Hen Gate the tug bad 10 stop me
result. e.0 4
Miscellaneous. 1851
JAusoBED-h BucHsport, Ne, 10Th inst, from CHM
Cosyaro, u tbree-masted schr OF about 3tu tons.
WhmiemeH. ef EaUslfe is
arrived At New Bedford 18th INST hhTk hvoa bonrne
Indian Ocean, ~ Helena with $40 this oil $50 hbls
aimee leaving st Hclena Sent home ami sold on
The voyage 100 bbls Sd oil
letter from Burton. OF Tacahuano, rerorts arrived
n that port bark Samuel Thomas, with ECU pns s the
esl wear Mbo TepoTed bark Mars Aen New eaoro WE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-17

Ne lunatic fort Of Chareuton the craziest looking
spitnre Of all. On the lett bank Of the 6eine tho
iorts Of Ivry. Bicetro u0ntTeuge vanvFes Issy and
the fortress Ia femals Mount valerien. She Is the
Ao(tcst Yhep wgthin the ramDarts there are three
AuAdred seoo1and lighting men. Should your art
survive thess military tactics he
misses ne WIN learn enough about the art OF war FOR
. series a. forthcoming letters. 6houla ne not ~
hopes no viii have pluck enough 70 sigh out In 3
6ead language ere he dies "DuIce e dAc0Ftl est pro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-17

Helena. Nontans. was visited with . storm ON
Saturday.
Parker Hasleon prominent citizen Of Flint, Michigan.
committed suicide 1t Detroit on Saturday.
Two panssu q work . building In Detroit wcre In
SANITY killed Saturday by being thrown from the scat
folding 10 the sidewalk. sU
freight train the Boston and Albany Railroad on
another train coming down grade, and
fifteen carr wore smashed No lives lost
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RuNAwAY ACCIDENT M moaslsTows.

From the Newark Advertiser, Oct. lO.J
A fearful runaway accident, attended with loss Of
life occurred at M0rristown yesterday. Mr.. William
Taylor, wealthy gentleman, residing on MS farm
short distance from MOrrstvwn. drove spirited
team Of horses up to that city In the morning 70 At
tena church, taking with him his wife aud young
son, aged hve years. Alter service, and while on his
way home the horses took fright and IL is supposed
that MIR. Taylor, VINO suffers from heart disease be-
came unable, though an expert horseman, to man
age Them After running about a mile the WAGON
struck upon u stone ana upset, throwing all three
Out and instantly killing Mr.. Taylor, VINO had his
skull fractured ana his right leg broken. Some per-
sons following IN carriages picked up Mrs. Taylor
who was insensble, while the child, who had fallen
upon his parents, was entirely uninjured Mrs. Tay-
lOr was found TO he fearIully injured and but little
II any hopes are entertained OF her recovery One OF
the large veins OF the neck was cut her lower law
and nose broken, and IL Is feared that internal In
Jures have been received Mr. Taylor had settled
in the neghborno0d, having come from Monmouth
county, Nd, about Jour years before and was forty
eight years OF age The horses were valued ut ST. 400
and were known TO be dangerous. having frequently
run away with Mr.. Taylor. family OF nye children
are left TO mourn the loss OF both parents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-17

ANOTHER SCANDAL IN ULSTER CoUNTY-A Mrs.
weaver attempted 10 DESTROY her lie al the house
200 Main street. on Monday s,ight by taking iauda-
nun. As hear as the facts can he ascertained she
has been on too intimate terms with a young man
passage on sloop belonging TO Mrs. Viewers nus.
hand Tor Ropdout, Ulster county. When they
rS Vcued there they absented themselves for day or
two. and were fnaIly found registered at the Man.
sion House IN that village. Since the return ac-
cordhSg 10 statements made, the young man has
iInpor, yDed her to 20 to New YORK. 10 tns ner nus.
band OH ecteu, and, owing to this obJecton IL is al
legged tlia, she attempted 10 poson herself power
fnl enetics however, were administered and her
Il 1 saved. =. vVnc3lAxeps.e E1ole, oct IT, III