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The New York herald., 1870-04-27

reason that would have them cheerfuIiy give their
assent TO the best hlfPan for final settlement tha.
VIII PROBABLY be on rod again for their cpiaice.
Very respectfully yours,
Il, SPINNER Treasurer United states
J. L. SwAyzE, Esq, Merchants National Bank
Newton, N. J.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE NEW YORK STANDARD.
THE NEW YORK STANDARD,
THE NEW YORK STANDARD.
THE NEW YORK STANDARD,

MR.. JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG
MIR. JOHN RUSSELL Young
NIX. JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG
WILL Saturday April 80, begin the publication Of Daily
Morning Newspaper. 70 be called
THE NEW YORK STANDARD,
II viii be large folio sheet, handsomely printed contain
ing twentyeght columns Of reading NATTER and will be
TWO CENTS A COPY.
have been made 10 obtain Teecraphic News
from all parts OF the world and will be spared to
make the STANDARD acceptable and trustworthy News
paper.
Park
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An INTERESTING COMPUTATION.

The Population Of the World After the Flood.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
An articl, by Mrs. Victoria c. Woodruff calls In
question the biblical account OF the food. Her main
argument ayanst It's possibility Is that an ancient
king two hundred years after the dood, raised an
army 400 coo strone.
II every woman shall be supposed to have given
birth to eight children -four boys and four grisl I'd
allow ali born into the world an average lifs or xty
years "a large ratio now. bus not in the lys wnen
men lived TO be ndreds OF years O,d). the f)O wing
lgurcs may be taken as the population or the wor
In 200 years the total would be 22 258 In 800 We rs
the t,ta wouid he lO22, 1872. II 800 years the otl
wond nc 2 oo4 3St In $40 yelrs AFTER the rood the
tai would be 4l2S 1888 In 500 Years after the hood
tn oia p1puat Oh OF the wosld would have been
S,055 5l6
N g. WOodhnl may accect ancient histor- as {,
dates III she insists upon them. the 200 wears 4 tlo
snort time 10 produce an army 42o, 900 strong b.
tue ab0 Q figures yer ieT wears af,er Yard an
army 10000 strong co nd easily he accomplished.
Tue question then becomes matter of record q
nol s, much successful attlcK aga ns the truth OF
Bible history. O. HATCH SMITH.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

CsITuATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN AND GARD
- ener by single perfect horseman FIVE years.
best city reference employer be Address f. n,
box I20 Herald oJlce
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18
LETTER FROM WESTON.
WESTON, November L., 1870

WESTON, November IL, 1870.
EDITOR JOURNAL: Thursday, 10Th inst, was
the closing day of Mr.. d. A. Avery's Select
School in Weston. The exercises were OF pub
lie and popular character.
Two papers were read, one by the young gem
tlemen, another by the young ladies', full OF hui
NOR, wit and sparkle.
Several destinations, interspersed with vocal
and instrumental music were heard. The house
was full Of visitors from adjoining towns. All
seemed delighted. and some were moved even
to tears by the closing scene.
AS Mr.. Avery was about to close mp pupil
said, "one thing further Mr.. Avery" when two
Young ladies stepped forward. and in brief hut
touching speech IN behalf Of the schooi, present
ed their teacher with large and beautiful Al.
bum, with the promise that il should be nj ed
with ar their fuees, which will give it addition
| al beauty and interest.
| Mr. Avery responded in an appropriate and
feeling manner, after which all his pupils were
furnished with his own photograph, nor was he
allowed to forget his Minister in such gut
who was present and addressed the school.
Manifestly the pupils all thought the schoo
had been success, and it is clear 10 all that un
der Mr.. Avery's faithful efforts, and long expe
rience as teacher, the cause Of education II
making commendahle advance in this railroat
town, for which many thanks are due him.
! A VISITOR.
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Painful Accident. III. ). Hanford, Esq :.
Of Haskins, has been spending tn, last year in
visiting friends and relatives in Iowa and Kan
sss. He left 0saRe county, Kansas, on the fore
part of last week, and through anxiety to reach
10 n travelled night and day, reaching Toledo
about three o'clock on Friday morning. Being
feeble from age and worn out by travel, he was
not aware that he had arrived al Toledo until
he found himself on board the Cleveland train,
crossing the bridge across the Maumee. Having
asked and received this infOI nation from the
conductor, he desired the train to halt until be
cou Id get off, but was informed that ii would
not be stopped. This was all he remembered
until IL hours after, when he found his son by
his bedside at public house not far from the
bridge, and so badly bruisd that he could not
turn himself over. The breakman on the train
said Mr.. II. jumped of the cars, when the train
was stopped and the old gentleman picked up ia
an insensibs condition, taken 10 the hotel and
mt dical aid summond.
We were pleased 10 meet Mr.. HAEFoRD on
Wednesday, he having sufficiently recovered to
make the effort to reach home, but was still suf
lering from bruises in the side and face.
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ZeITs Encyclopedia Much as we have
said regarding the merits Of ZEILs POPULAR
ENcYcLPEDIA AND Z CSIvERsAL DICTIONARY, we
cannot refrain from informing our readers o
tile beneficial advantages of subscribing to a
work of this character, its tdenency is to cult
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Phi adulDhia.
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The Massachusetts Mutual Life ms.
Cove beg 10 call the attention Of our read
ers to the advertisement of the above named
company, which Is published in this edition Of
the JOURNAL.
The importance Of Life Insurance, as an in
vestment for the benefits Of the assured by way
OF endowment, or those dependent on the assured
in case Of death, is too well known and satis'ac-
torily understood to need demonstration at this
time. The main ques ton always presenting it.
self to those who desire such forms Of investment
is the assurance that the Company claiming
their patronage is entitled to their confidence,
and will perform its contract in an economical
apd Trustworthy manner.
From practical acquaintance with the bnsi-
ness of Life Insurance and Of the leading Com
panies engaged in it, together with their several
and diversified modes OF operation, we can most
uuhesitatingly affirm that the Massachusetts,
Mutual is 10 every sense worthy Of both the con-
fience and patronage Of all our readers who de-
sire insurance.
The special agent Of the Company. Mr.. ]. T.
DEWEY, is located in Toledo, but proposes to
actively canvass the county Of Wood. He Is
a gentleman OF high character and will be found
to be perfectly reliable in all hisbusiness trans
actions.
stated below, the policy contains clause Of non
forfeiture, so that 10 case Of failure to pay the loss
is not absolute.
The particulars are as follows In the case
Of ordinary life policy at the age OF thirty
one annual cash payment will continue the poll
cv in force years and days, for its full amount,
less premiums due and unpaid. Five annual
cash ayments will continue the same policy in
force 10 years and 56 days, for its full amount,
less premiums due aud unpaid.
In a ten pay ment life policy, same age, one
Annual Payment will continue the Policy in
force years and FL days, for its full amount
less premiums due and unpaid.
Five Annual Cash payments will continue the
same policy in force FL years and l4s days, =
| its full amount, less premiums due and unpaid.
| In an ordinary endow ment policy, age 35, pay
able at death, To insured at age OF 6O,one An
nual Cash Payment will continue the policy in
force 3 years and 48 days, tor Its iull amount,
less premiums due and unpaid.
| Five Annuel Cash Payments will continue the
| same Policy in force Is years and 2i4 days, TOR
| its iull amount, less premiums due and unpaid.
In ten payment endowment policy, age 50,
payable at death, or to insured at age oi o0. one
Annual Cash Payment will continue the Policy
in force years and las days, for its full amonnt
less premiums due and unpaid.
Five Annual Cash Payments will continue
the same Policy in force 27 years and 2OS days,
for its full amount, less premiums due and uH-
paid.
THIS feature is certainly a-yaluahle one tn the
insured, as no matter il circumstances compel
him to stop payments, he cannot lose the money
he has paid, but the Policy is continued in force
for the period which the equitable value OF the
Pnlinr al the lime OF lacse would purchase.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

hASg Just published, new edition of Dr.
K.A Culvcrwell's Celebrated Essay
E.c-W on the radical cure without medicine J
of SPERM ATORRHGA A, or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Seminal Losses, IMPOrENcY, Mental
and Physical Incapacity, Impedments to Mar
rage, ETC.; also, CoSsUNPTlos EPILEPSY and
FRS, induced BY self-indulgeuce or sexual ex-
travaRance.
say- Price, in a sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable es-
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming cOnse
quences of self-abuse may be radically cured
without the d dangerous use of internal medicine
or the application Of the knife; painting ont
mode of cure at once simple, certain aud ehectu-
al, by means Of which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaplv, privately and radically.
This Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal,In a plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt OF six cents or two
Ost stamps.
Also. Dir. Culverwell's "Marriage Guide"
price rs cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. @. KLINE & CO..
A27 BOwerys N. ", Post-Ofice Box 4.5s6.
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The Chicago Repubiican.-Unler its
new management the Chicago Republican has
taken wide step in the advance in newspaper
enterprise. With LIVE newspaper men such as
Messrs. REED and MoCULLouGu at it head, its
attainment of the front rank in point of cireula-
tion and Of influence, is merely a question Of
time. In point of literary ability, and as me-
dium for conveying 10 the public digest of tel
eErsphe, general and OF commercial news, II
is already equal to the best.
HENRY REED has long been known in Ohio as
one Of the most able and versatile writers Of the
day, and Mr.. MoCULLoUoH, as the Washington
and the war correspondent Of the Cincinnati
bmmereiot, under the nom De plume Of smack"
has shown rare tact, combined with highly de-
scriptive powers and great literary ability. In
this their new and enlarged sphere OF operations
we anticipate for them AID also the Republican
tue largest measure of success.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18
A Large Yield OF Corn.-Joux BKows

Leisure HOurs.-In reference to the adj
vertisement Of J. TRAINoR KISG, editor Aad pro-
prietor of that excellent MAGAZINE Leisure Ho~rs,
cupy the leisure hours in csuvassng for that
which is well worth the subscrpiics Price. We
have received this publication regularly for the
past year, and pronounce it worthy of the pat
ronage of the reading public.
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Written for the Perrysburg JOurnai.l
MY TWO LITTLE GIRLS.
nY aRAcs nELpouRNE.


Two little blossoms for earth too fair,
Two little darlings with sunny hair,
Two little brides with laughing eyes,
Two little angels In Paradise.
Only four Years did I call them mine;
Now nv beautiful Jewels in Heaven shine;
Though my sad heart blsd DER each little
one,
Only four years, yet q Joy II gave
That will follow my footsteps down to the
Go where I will at my work each day,
see my treasures still busy at play.
And hear their laughter and join In their
That ec6oed so sweet through the whole day
long.
Only four years, yet what joy was given
By my two little darliugs, now called to
Heaven.
Oh how sweet was the tender tones
OF each Of my precious little ones;
How low was the prayer, each night they
said,
Fer nestled them close In their little bed.
And kneelng there with mothers pride.
looked at my precious ones, side by side,
And hot tears fell on the sunny curls
or my brighteyed treasures. my darling
girls.
But now when l 60 10 the iitle Oed,
think perhaps their prayer is said,
That up in Heaven some one will kneel;
! But the pride OF mother they never can
feel.
And perhaps when my heart is so full of
pain,
Ny darlings are with me in spirit again;
Aud with their bright curls they will wipe
away
The bitter teardrops cannot stay.
Oh they were too frail for earth's chilly
blast,
Their beauty could ne'er 10 this cold world
last;
The reaper Of death on their purity smiled,
And whispered Il take them all undeiled."
Only fnHr years did call them mine,
Now my beautiful jewels in Heaven shine;
Though my sad heart bled Ger each little
one,
Still tried 10 murmur "Thy will be done"
TONrooANY, November, 1870.
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TO PHYSICIANS.
NEW YORK, August 18th, 1876

New York, August 18th, 1868.
Allow me to call ysur attention to my
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND EX-
TRACT BUCHU. The component parts
are, BuCnU, LONG LEAF, CUBEBs, JUNL-
PER BERRIES.
Juniper Berries, by distiilation, " form
fine gin. Cubebs extracted by dispace-
ment with spiritA obtained from Juniper
Berries; very Httle sugar is ueed, aud
small proportion OF epirit II ie more pal
atablc than any now IN use.
Buchu as prepared by Druggists, 10 Of .
dark color. 1tis plant that emits its fss-
crance; the action of flame destroys this
its active principle) leaving u dark au@
glntinors decOctiOn. Mine 10 the color OF
ingredients. The Buchu In my preparation
preiominates; the smallest quantity Of the
other Ingredients are added, to prevent fer
mentatiOn; upon inspection II will be found
not to be Tinctnre, as made In Pharma.
eopGa, nor is IL Syrup-and therefore can
be used in cases where fever or inhamma-
t!on exists. In this, you have the know
ledge Of the ingredients and the mode Of
Hoping that you viii favor It with trial,
and that upon inspection IL will meet with
your appreciation,
With feeling OF profound confidence. =.
am, very respectfully.
ii. r. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist ofi9 years experiences.
From the largest Manufacturing Chemists
in the Worldly
November 4, 1884.
+" am acquainted with Mr.. H. T. Helm
bold; he occupied the Drug Store opposite
my residence, and was succersful In con-
Quoting the business where Others had not
been equally so before him. have been
favOrably impressed with his character and
enterprise"
WILLIAM wEIGHTMAN.
Firm Of Powers and Weightman. Manufac-
turing Chemists, Ninth and Brown
Streets, Philadelphia.
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New Terms For Is7I.-.THE SUNDAY
School TINES, Of Philadelphia is the oldest, alb
st. largest, cheapest and best weekly paper for
Superintendents, Teachers and all others who
are engaged or interested in the Sabbath school
work. Its publishers announce reduced rates
of subscription for the new year, with favorable
terms for its introduction, and we recommend our
readers to send a stamp for sample copy of the
paper giving new terms for 1871. Address J. c.
Gmriyues g. Co., Publishers, 6Os Arch Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Premature Discharge.--0nM Monday last
Mr.. WI. DENIsoN met,vith painful accident
from the premature discharge of a revolver.
He was shooting at n mark in his yard, and
after loading, one of the barrels was accideutiy
discharged, the bullet taking effect id theend Of
the little finger Of the right hand, frscturing the
bone, and passing through the Aeshy part Of
lower side of the same hand. Fortunately tie
bones in the hand escaped unninred.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18

The Latest Rase.-'Dismarck giasses are
the latest rage in beer saloons. AfRr looking
through the bottom sufficient number of times,
they serve as kind Of horoscope through which
the locker can not see himself as others see him
but will, probably, witnes, snakes, all the late
battles, the surrender. with duader ux& Hitzen
thrown in. The zodiac nor stars need not be
consulted to predict the end of the operator.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18
Large Turuips.-Two weeks ago we

presented with a turnIp weighing four pounds
and thought it was large. List Friday Mr. F.
D. PowERs prt tented US with two turnips, rais-
ed on the farm Of Hon. E. d. PECK, one weigh
ing pounds and the other 81 pounds, the lar
ger measuring 31N inches IN circumference.
We chal nge Wood county, or any other county
To beat it. With corn pumpkins and turnps,
we W II soon be prepared to start Cereal Expo
sition on our own hook.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18

Tariff Readjusted.-Siuce Mr.. McLAREN
has been made President and Gen. Supt Of {.
H. 4 d. and D. & NJ. Railroads, the local ticket
tariff has been readjusted and equalized agreea-
BILE to the last survey made of the road. 1t
makes slight reduction between all points south
Of Custar, aad slight increase between Custar
ard Toledo. The fare from this point to Cincin-
nati has been reduced from S6 80 to 50 rs, and
to Dayt there is reduction of 10 cents. Ten
cents have been added to single fare from Per-
rysburg TO Toledo, making it 40 cents, the round
trip remaining the same as before, so cents.
All tict cts costing over 81 05 must me pur-
chased At stations, as Conductors are not allowed
to take fare on tue train.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured Of that dread disease, Consumption, by
simple remedy, is anxious to make known TO his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure. To all who
desire il, he will send copy Of the prescript-
ion used free Of charge), with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they
will find SURE CURE FOX CONSUMPTION, AsrH-
MA, BRoNcnrIs, &c. Parties wishing the pre-
scription will please address.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
2Szzl l65 South Sec0nd-St. Williamsburg, N Y.
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Divorce NOtice--IiOuia y. Pair.
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Ope bundrcd aud ,hree oouniv and iocsl
Fairs were held In this State, this year.
A nra,,v f,ii .nc,,,.rv NJ Tcvrooesr and m.
lt,;oai nsrs iii ho c,,,rd or cur arst nae.
,hroa "ar"o.. ~ 80. i,rh.r on vss,s,d.v
In the Cincinnati Hospital the courageous
Masculines hiss the lady students when they
appear in clniques. 49,.
--RoBERr TRAvrs has disposed Of his interest
ln the Bowling Green Ssnhasi to O, W. EvRRs,
who continues the business alone.
The Wheeler Opera House, Toledo, is an
tion. Its estimated cost is $4,000.
IT, ;. .d ,A;ot.,, ,Lo c,ow,h oe N.
l"GIe' mi,,' Snu i u" S",,k .aS H. " pn p"o
nsvsr U.s. Nn,h;oo 49, Snow, -, sc;.nca
N"SA' ""'"''e S'''N' N"'"" ="
1T need but be generally known that the NJ.
PETER CRANEER. Esa :. This evening. in order to
insure large attendance.
- Inc rresoyterian Ohurch Is now soont COM
p.eIeu. we are InloImsu lnas ne' mon 'S, NJ,
Of Sowing Green, and heY H. A. ADAAs Will
exchange pnIpits on next saooato'
Tbe Good Temnlo,. of this p,ace have
revived literary, exercise, ana nave paper
Drs sn,atic sntertsirments we in contennlatio
or;oi" oS ,d,rnL os ionn ~ I" ,va Mi sho ~ ,hsn,
a loon that was shot in the neck by the m.
errIng aim OF some member OF the shdtzeniest.
Those who have promptly answered our
call Tor settlement Of arIearages for tubscriP-
sons, Mc'S "s'e T.; ou. ."suas an,n tnn I'll, a. IL
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twriiten for the Perrysburg JOurnall
MISSED.
NJ LILY LARKsrun.

Oh hand may never clasp with hand,
And lips forever dwell apart,
And heart may never speAk 70 heart
But in our dreaming's fairy land.
Aud faces we love best to greet
May give but glimPses on our Way
And lives for which we daily pray,
May with our own lives scarcely meet.
Yet, still Ills sweet 10 know them near,
To think that this same breeze has on
Caressed them With its piniOns soft,
And waited whispered message dear.
All me the days are sad and long
Since last / met thy kindly face,
e. And now no beauty can l trace
Where all was light and joy and song.
The skies bright blue has changed to gray
The leaves deep green has faded, quite,
The coudless morn has turned 70 night,
The sunshine fitted far away.
The singing birds on yonder bough
But mock me with their merry strain,
All natures voices strive In vain
To drive the shadow from my brow.
The whispering trees, the gliding stream,
The sunshine's gold and flowers fair,
That made my life picture rare
Are nothing but vanished dream.
While DER life's restless, troubled sea
A midnight cloud hangs dark and drear,
Without une beacon light 10 cheer,
Nv one bright star has fed with thee
PERRYsBuRG, November, 1870.
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PERRYSBURG MARKET

lcoRREoTEpwEEKLV V.R.MILLER LcO.
PERRYsBURo, November IL, 1870.
FLoUR-5 2506 IS " barrel.
GRAIN-New ear Corn soc woo lbs; Oats
35@9 39c Rye 70 ;Wheatl 00@ l2R bushel.
Shelled Corn new, Soc, old, 6Oc.
BUTTER-26c y III Eggs, l5@20c Vdox
LARD-l7(0l8c W h.
POr AToEs-50c W bushel.
SALT-240 W barrel.
WOoL-3063sc p n.
HIDES AND SKINS-Green hides, 1880
do calf, lac; do salted cured, l4@l5cj do dry
2o@25c.
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTS
SHERFr,s SALE.

SHLRFF'ssAL
August KlOtz et al In wood County, Ohio,
vs. Court Of CommeA
Pierre Joseph Jsequot. Pless.
BY virtue Of. an order Of sale issued BY the
Clerk VI said Court in above eptibed ease, and
tOme directed and delivered, / will Oaeg for sale
=. public vendue, at Millbury, Lake township,
Wood county, Ohio, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER I, ISIS,
Al T0o'clOck A. NJ. Of said day, the iollowfsH
described property 10. wit One portable steam
engfpe and boiler, and wood saving machine
atsehed. and drag saving machine, formerly
built by KIht2 e. KrUmer.
TeSnss OF sale-cash.
, w. BROwNsBERGER, Sheriff.
y. 4 d. X. HoLLENBEcH. At'ys for Prffs.
Bow ling Green, Nov. 4, 1870. 29c$3 rs