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New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
CINCINNATI CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE Twenty-second
Annual Report OF the Chamber OF Commerce OF this city
will be published tomorrow. 1t shows large increase
in the commerce Of the city compared with the pre-
vious year. The total value OF the leading articles i'm
ported 10 s31300OOO0 being s 100000 increase
over last year There il smaller increase in the value
Of the exports The value OF some OF the lead art
ces is follows Barley r,7O2O0; butter, G,Jo0,OoG
boots and shoes 61 900; cheese, ST. 00 cotton, &c.
Oco coffee, 81 10000 cattle, 60s 900; hogs N1,Ie9
OOO general merchandise including dry goods, sl456O
GO; sugar, tobacco, leaf and manufactured
sl37sOOOo whisky, s22O9I,Ooo lumber, s62ooooo; aud
e,.I a IN
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
EGYPT.

DISASTROUS POWDER EXPLOSIOS-FIFTY PERSONS
KILLED OR WOUNDED.
ALEXANDRIA, Monday, oct. IT, 1870.
A powder magazine exploded at Comeldierk, one Of
the suburbs of this city, yesterday afternoon. Fifty
persons were killed and wounded. Most of them
natives, only three Europeans being killed. Several
houses near the scene OF the disaster utterly de-
stroYed.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
MEXICO.

THE ADHERENTs OF VEGAS DISPERSED-GREAT
FLOODs-INDIAN RAIDS.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 17.-Late Mazatlan adj
vices state that since the escape Of young Mea Pacdo
veass adhcrents have been dispersed In all directions.
There had been heavy storms and waerspout and tho
country was flooded. The inhabitants OF Sonora were
suffering from Indian raids Eighty OF the inhabitants
had been killed since January and number Of women
and children carried into captivity. The Mexican Gov
ernrnent was arming National Guard Of Protestants-
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
SOUTH AMERICA.

EXPECTED REVOLUTION AT MoNTEvIDEo.
LONDON. Monday, Oct IT, 1870
Late advices from South America show that
a revolutionary crisis was impending at Moneytdeo The
Government troops had been driven into Retz, and the
town was invested by the rebels. MoneyideO dis
tracted by factions. The "Red" Government was ex-
pected to resign popular sympathy had declared tse
Enthusiastically for the White party.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
The Richmond Dispatch crushes Mr. Thomas

Hughes after this cruel fashion:
We have had some curiosity 20 and hear Mr..
HUGHES: but now not sorry that lie has deter
mined as we infer from his attitude toward Boston
row -fnudedness he has determined, 10 visit the
southern States. poor specimen Of "A statesman he
must be indeed who cannot that the South fought for
freedom and those personal rights which are supposed 10
hc 80 dear 10 every BrtOn while the North fought for
domuon and power and has destroyed everything like
country.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
CUBA.

NEGRO APPRENTICES FREED FROM SLAVERY.
HAVANA, Oct. 16. 16.-Captain-G eneral De Rodas
has Issued an order bersting 1900 apprentced negroes
captured from in the years 1855, 1885, and 1857
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

The German Patriotic Ladies' Fair of this
city was opened at the armory of the S7th Regiment
Broadway between Thirth fifth and Thirty sxth-sts.
last night The front OF the building. Thirty fifth
was decorated with large transparency bearing the
red sanitary cross with the inscr pOn sanitary Fair
for the benefit OF all the wounded within the German
lines" while the entrance on Broadway illuminated
hy two arches Of gas jets On the wallis OF the staircase
leading u the Fair rooms, feszed pictures VI German
soldier were 10 be seen.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
Boston for sl, 100. ,bou, ss,iio in gold

r Of m.l.. which rod ia Boston e s3o ,bOu. ssilO gold
leaving profit Of f6,7lo" ..- -.
The success Of the American schooner OF I6 tuns, com
pared with that OF the British schooner OF II tuns FUR
nishes the key to all tho recent proceedings Inc
American feet engaged in thcse fisheries averaged V
barrels per year. paying total license duty OF about
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
TILE rIroN-FuLroN LAGER BEER QUARREL.

On Sunday, in Boston, the Rev. Justin ID.
Fulton made statement denying that he had drank
number Of glasses OF lager beer certain evening
about two years ago after preaching in Dr. Armitages
church this city when about the same time he was dc
lvering lectures the country advocating total abb
stinence from Intoxicating liquors OF beverages. Mr..
Theodore Tton who made the charge public takes ek
cepton the OF the contradiction a. made by
Nr Fulton and published in THE TRIBUNE OF Monday,
and invites that Clergyman 70 prosecute the libel suit
against him (Mr Tilt0n which was Threatened about
week ago Then Mr. Tlton says, he will be able 20 sub
stantiae all the charges made by him. The following is
Mr. Tlton's reply to Mr.. Fultons statement:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
OFFICE OF THE BROOKLYN UNION,
NnNnAy AopstNC Oct II feT0

Rer JUSTIN D. FULToS-Str: have just read with
wonder reports in the NewYork papers OF your re-
marks 10 your Boston congre CATION yesterday the
issue pending between you and me. These reports,
assuming them TO be correct, compel me TO say in point
blank Ell giish. that stand ready to prove,
First: That you did go into lager-beer saloon and
drink lager beer after preaching; and,
Second That your narrative OF your interview on
Saturday last with my informant and myself as false
as your denial OF the Or ginal charge.
Having threatened me with libel, you now announce
the withdrawal OF the suit This is because you dare
not 20 forward with it, challenge you to meet me in
court of Justice. THEODORE TmTos.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TERRIBLE HURRICANE.

GREAT TIDAL WAVE AT MATANZAs-OvER 1000
LIVES LOsT-A PORTION OF CARDENAs LAID
WAsTB-IuMENsE LOSS OF PROPERTY.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

GIN. EOvEEAKI IN COMMAND OF THE ARMY OF
TrrE NOETH-ARMs FROM THE UNITED STATES
SEIZED BY THE AUTHORITIES AT BREST-
PROPOSED DIVISION OF TIE FRENCH RE-
PrRLIC-THE ARCHBISHOP OF TOURS AND
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26
MATTERS AT BOWLING GREEN.
BowLrSG GaERS, Aug. 23,

bOWLiSG GhEEN, Aug. Z3, 1870.
Ed. JOURNAL: Time drags rather heavily ND.
on our hands here in this inland seat uf Justice
The people are talking strongly of railroads,
bat there seems t. be nO definite plan or route
as vet adopted. some Of our prominent citizens
had warm time in the caucus for choosiny del
egates 10 the County COnren,ion. r S. ABBOTT,
ESQ.,, Primising young lawyer, had a very
sharp tilt with the MHe great man of the .S,a-
t!net, but finally came uf victorious, compelling
tae astute CHARLES tn take a back seat By
the way, ABBOTT ought to be ashamed o( himself
~ run ON a cripple. CHARLES, the petite is now
hobbling from the effects. as he says, OF jump
ing, in an neKpr'!td moment, over a fence aud
oa to a stone. Ron. LEASE thiuks, however, thA Z
the domicH 'cii5iA the shade trees was too we'll
guarded, aud that the stone struck CHARLES just
\ little previously after he had jumped over tue
fence on a retreat dOubie-quick RoD. rs also
that the next time CHARLES gets the loan Of his
ponies 10 ga to Portage and stops to cut brush to
keep the flies of he will charge him double price
for the rig. "Sho0 hy don't bother me-" Be-
cause ii happened to be RoDs team he hai tn
stand the joke. Well, if he will drink Hvstetter
he ought to stand il.
The Bowling Greeners feel rather sore over
the nominations; they are full oi rsnuneia.on
each blaming the other for the defeat of their
officers who have been paying ont the cOWnty
munev upon illegal vouchers. They are afraid
that KELLEY and kIXBERLAIS will refuse 10 take
those or ers in which the money has been lille
| Sally drawn, in settlement with old officers.
Brnps are excellent, never better, aud many
OF our .ceop'e are finding excellent market a
| Toniugany, where SAN. WHETMoRE, and MILLEI
Il Co. are ready with arms full of greenbi ck :.
| SPECTATOR.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26

Fersonnl.-We see in the Charleston 8. c.
papers, that r. w. BooSE, well known IN tbis
community, has taken the stump in behalf Of
Governor scorT, of that State, who has been re-
nominated. After addressing meeiig in COM
panY with several other speakers, Mr.. BooSE
and Mr.. JACKSON visited another point to
speak in the evening. We clip the following
mention made Of the visit from q correspondent
to The Charleston Republican:
After learning the object Of Messrs. J. and
rs visit, squads throughout the town began to
gather. their actions showing no good intention
taward the visitors. For awhile everything was
quiet. After they had taken in quantities Of
"pop-skull," they (the Reiormers" and ID MT
care damns") came forth making threats, saw
ing that there never had been n Republican
speaeh made in Willston, and that there never
slruuld be-" After many harsh words had been
said AMI threats made, Mr. B. addressed them,
saying that he had come there for no evil pur-
Pose, but he had come t0 speak 10 the Republic
ans OF WilhstOn, and that he intended To speak
Notwithstanding their threats. H. then address,
ed the Republicans, showing the importance Of
stau0ing firm for Governor Scott and the party
that gave them all the rights which they now
possess. He was listened to with interest, and
was frequently interrupted by loud cheers Of
CHATS So" Mr.. Jacksnn then followed in =
very effective speech, vin1ica ting the rights Of
his now liberated race.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26
Weston Twp. $. $. Convention.

Ed. JoURSAL The Sunday Schools Of Wes.
ton Township, Wood county. eOnvend at Beaver
Greek grove on yesterday 19Ih. The CunVen.
tion was called to order by the President.
The Superintendents OF Sabbath Schools pres.
ent, presented the following programme OF en-.
ercises
LIST. Singing by all the schools Coronatio .
"a. Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Clancy.
81. Appointment Of Committees.
4lh. Singing by Beaver Greek $. School.
5th. Reports of Sunday Schoos.
9th. Speaking by Rev. Mr.. Wright.
7th. Singing by Grand Rapids s. School.
9Th. Refreshments.
The committee under the third head Of busl-
ness were appointed by the Chairmin.
On officers fnr thb ensuing year-BIrn'y Bev.
erstock, jacob Kimber!n, Geo. p. Hinsdale
William Kerr aud j. B0rtel.
On business for the next annual meeting
Capt. j. Mckee, A. j. Gardner and j. ". Kerr
The committee ~ present names of off ,srs for
the ensuing year, presented the following
For President, Dudley A. Avery; for Vice
Presidents, Il. X. Mcknight and j. Bortel Tot
Secretary, Geo. W. Wade for Corresponding
Secy., w. l.. Rowland; for Treasurer, John
Campbell - all Of which was adopted aud the
officers appointed.
The committee ON business reported that the
time for holding next meeting sh hOuld be the third
Thursday in August, 1871, and the committee 10
publish programme of exercises in iims for the
committee to act next year-rep0rt adopted.
Under the head IT reports Of sehpnls, reports
were made from Weston Union School, Beaver
Greek School, Grand Rapids Union School aud
North Weston School all of which were inter.
esting, but ma as full as they wnnld have been
had it been known that such report would b
called for,
The full programme was carried out rs pre-
sented, but soon alter the refreshm suits had beer
served shower came up aud prevented further
speaking aud singing.
% motion, the exercises were closed bv sing
ing the dismissi0R hymn. A.
Weston, Aug. 20, 1917.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26
Mceting Of the Wnod County Teachers
Association.

This body met, as per notice, in u wiling
Green. August 9th, 1870. ut 2 O'Clock p. n ,Cap'.
- ,. IA NJ Id in the thiir lIup Clarke, =, creia-
rv. The minutes Of the last annual mreting
were rea an apl row, ri. The Association then
proceeded tn tn elec ion Of Oic RS. The follow
ing officers were elected fpr the current year
Pres.d mt Capt ;. 5. Canf,Id.
Vice e.idents, ID. A. Avery, G. @. Near
ing, ). 5. Long.
Secretary, Jnn. Clark.
Treasnr rs. p. Harrison.
Executive Committee, s. 3. Cau6eld, Robt
Damn, Gen. y. Wright.
The following resOlntiUns were passed by
vote:
RE Locd, That we hnlRa TeacIors' Institute
in Bowling Green, some time in November.
After some remarks by several experienced
| teacher M, il was
! R,sotOe'', That the cpnluct tf Ito coming In
stitute be left to the discretion Of the Execuliy,
| Cummiite.
Res.lsed Tint this body Ten Ter thanks 10 =
| s. Garfield for his past latlfulness as School
Ex iminer in this county, an for his efficient
services As President Of this Association.
! Re-aiUed, That the p-ocee lings Of this Associ
ation b. publish ii in tn, IPood C5m " Seahn,I
and the Perry sburg JanrnaI.
Rev. @. A. Adj ms presented and explained
in his fehcitous way photn-lithngrapic map oi
Palestine. from an oig;ra European cast, show
| ing all the elevations, depressins and genera
contour of that country So noted in history.
| After general interchange of cordial greet
ings. the meeting adjourned until the first day
the Institute.
JSo. CLARKE, S1e'y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26
written for the Perrysburg Journal.l
DYING AND IN SIGHT OF LAND !
ny oRAos MELBOURNE.

Raise me in your arms, dear Willie,
Listen TO each whispered word,
For the deep true founts OF feeling
By the hand Of death is stirred.
You can see the distant hill-topsj
Willie, shipmate, take my hand,
For the thought Is very bitter
Dying and In sight Of land.f
Three years on the deep blue ocean,
Far from loving friends and home,
Watching patiently, and praying
For the happy tims 10 come.
When with glad heart proudly beating
I could see the distant hills,
And In fancy hear the music
OF their many laughing rills.
Through the long and weary nighttime,
While our ship was madly tossed,
When the storm grew wild and wilder,
And you feared we should be lost
When { only thought, dear Willie,
Of the waiting ones at home,
Ard q girl who said EN- ever
Pray for you where e'er you roam"
Yon've been very kind and gentle
Through these weary days of pain,
Something tells me, Willie, shipm=te,
That our souls will meet again
Meet where sickness never enters,
Where no sorrow fills the breast,
But where all is glorious sunshine
"And the weary ones find rest"
Can you see the little village
Nestled 'mong its banks Of green,
With its look Of happy quiet,
Peaceful, pleasant and serene
Oh l can1ot live 20 see It
Or the friends | loved 50 well,
But many simple words Of parting
You will gently to them tell.
when you anchor II the harbor,
And your weary voyage IS dOuc1
Think Of me, a longtv journey,
Willie, will be just Sig..;;
l am not afraid of going,
Closer clasp my stifening hand,
But the thought is bitter, Willie,
Dying and in sight Of landf
ToSroGANY, August, 1870.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26

The best bows and girls magazine, and the
PBRRrsBURG Journal, at greatly reduced rates
We will send the JOURNAL and DEMoREsr's
1oCSG AMsRIcI. which is 81 90. for ons year
to any person who pays US 80 IS. DEMoREsT'
IoUNG AMERICA is always sparkling with en-.
teriaiaing Stories, Poems, Music, Puzzles, Trav.
els. and other Pleasant features, is profusely IT,
lnsrAiee, and cannot fail tn amuse. instruct. and
elevate, and assist IN make the lives Of youth fu
Americans useful, Truthful and happy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26

More Manufactories.-we learn that ar
rangements have been made looking to the es-
tablishment Of Paper Mill at Napoleon, with a
capital Of 900. Our people are just beginning
to get awake " the importance Of manufactures,
and are nav pushing snch enterprises along in
earn0st.-N Napoleon SigRoi.
What are our people doing IN encourage man
ufactories 7
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26
Death from the nil, or . Po,a,o Nm

Death from the Bite of Potato Bug.
One day last week, daughter Of Benz. Russell
OF Gorham township, this country. was bitten bv
potato bug. from the effects of which she died
in short time thereafter. The very best of
medical skill was summoned 10 her assistance
but all efforts to allay the onward course Of tho
poisonous substance through her system were
ofno avail Hanseon Republican.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26
Book Rinding aud Rlank Books

BOOK hnulng ahd Blank DoOkss-
CHAFIs & FRASKEBERs FIR, at 90 st. Clair street,
Toledo, near American House and st. Charles
Hotel, biud 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 nrinted headings. Magazines to be
bound. may be LEFT either ut the store of G.
FINS EINER or at Ihe.Iournal Office. Id
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26

Select SchOoi.-The undersigned proposes
to open his select school, at the school house in
Weston. Wood county, Ohio, on Monday, August
30, 4. ID. Is 0, to continue ten weeks.
Jerks al per ten weeks. Those intending
tn avail themselves Of the privileges uf the
school, will please make immediate application
IN me DUDLEY A. AVERY Teacher
Weston, Wood County, Aug. Is, 1870. lib"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26
PEisaYsBuRG MARKET.

lcoaREcTEpwEExLY '. Y. MILLER CO.
PERRYsBURG, Arg tst rs, 1870.
FLoCR-6 50@7 90 ~ barrel.
GRAIN EarCorn I60e F1lO0 lbs; Oats 35c
Rye 10 Wheat Ij-1 25F bushel.
Shelled Corn zoe.
BurTEE- zoe y III: Eggs, 1j92Oc vdoE
LARD-22625c " b.
Por ATOEs-75 " bushel.
SALT-2 so y barrel.
WooL-S0G3Sc q h.
HIDES AND SKINS Green hides, T@Sc
docalf. l4c; do salted cured, l48lSc; do dry
2OGts6c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26
HeII's Popular Encyclopedia and
UufVeFHal .sictionaFy.

"ZELL's ENCYCLOPEDIA AND UNIVERSAL Dc
TIoSARy" continues its regular visits IN out
sanc'um. We find upon examination that the
late numbers show no falling Of frrm the gener-
nj excellence exhibited at the outset. We can
commend tr the scholar the essay on the Latin
language" aud the article on ''Man" suffices
for a proper exempli6catinn nf the proverb,
"Man, know thyself." The first volume, bound
and ready for supplying subscribers, can be
pr cured IRON the publisher, 4. ElIwood Zsli,
Philadelphia, or his agents in various parts OF
tae country. Ten cents will procure specimen
number
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26

Thnnks.--LYNaN WHITE, President. and
uEo. W. BAcnMAS, Secretary Of SenecaIU County
Agricultural Society, will accept our thanks for
a complimentary ticket 10 their Fair, 10 be held
at THIN, September 9Th, 2sth, 2oth and SOth'
1870.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26
BOOTS & SHOES,
OF the best custom makes, in variety at
" DEACH'S.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Howard Sanitary Aid Association.

For the Relief and Cure OF the Erring and I'm
fortunate, on Principles Of Christian Philanthrpy
Essay ON ruE ERRoRs OF YoUrH, AND THE
F0LLIEs OP AeE, in relation to MARRIAGE and
SOCIAL Evils, with sanitary aid for the afflicted
Sent free, In sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box +. Philadelphia, IA.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26
:. ..-fho census taker report. The population Of

.-fhe census taker reports the population oi
Wauseon, Fulton county At ,4s5.
-ALEx. REED, Of Toledo, is again tho Stats
Central Committeeman for the Teuth District.
Hon. Abel N. Corey was msrried 10 Miss.
Minnie Herbert, Of Zanesvile, on the 9TH inst.
The census in Tihin results as follows, First
Ward, 1890 Second Ward, 2.375-total S,6S3.
The Jc6ersonidn says; BY figures furnish
by II. II. Robinson, Assistant Deputy Marshal
for this Sub-district, we learn that the popula-
tien Of Findlay is $3.50.
The Bryan Pre-. says: From a tabular
statement furnished by the Auditor. we find that
Williams county returned for taxation this year,
1907 horses, i4y40l cattle, "a mules, etc., 3s,
400 sheep, l4,257 hogs.
--AUHf SUSAN says; "Suppose all She men
were 10 one country, and all the women In an
other, with big river between them. Good
graciousl what lots OF poor women w0uld be
drowned"
The Ottawa lSsnfiaai gives the valuation oi
real estate In Putnam county, for 1860 and 1870,
AZ follows:
Valuation Of real estate 1870. ...s ,005 ,90a
Valuation Of real estate $780,. 3.263 ,607
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26
central Ohio Conference SEMINAR.

Central Ohio Conference Seminary.
1T affsris US much pleasure TO call attention tu
this deservedly popular educational establish
meut, which is designed to meet the necessities
of preparatory course Of instruction for these
who propose to graduate at University.
The principal, Professor NEVILLE, is highly
spoken of as liuguist and as a mathematician
aud is therefore highly competent to make the
institution under his contrd that for which
it was Designed, stePPing-stoRc to the Univer-
sity.
In relation to that object GEORGE ". RRY.
SoLDs, Ese., has, with his accustomed liberslty
placed fifty scholarships in the Ohio Wesleyan
University at Delaware. at the disposal Of stu
dents in this Seminary whose requirements and
desires lead to the wider range of a course o
study at the University. This is an advantage
worthy os notice to all dilgent and enterprisinq
students.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26

The American Farm Journai.-We
are in receipt Of the first number of the amsrican
Farm, Journal, published by MILLER, kcEg &
Co rruprietors of the Toledo Blade. The me-
chuncal appearance Of the publication, together
with the large amount Of original and also judi
ciuusly selected reading matter relating to the
processes of agriculture, tn stock and products
Of the farm and garden will make it welcome
visitor to all classes, while its price, seventy five
cents per annum, will place it within the reach
OF the poorest person.
The illustrious postmaster Of the Gross Roads
has given the Blade a national reputation aud
madeit a grand success, AMI by force Of Il e
same genius and enterprise, we anticipate, with
confidence, equal success for this now publica-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26

Thumb Broken Mr. Ed. 2. HissDALE
had the thumb on his right hand broken on Sat-
urday. He had a wrench in his hand and was
attempting to adjust something about circular
saw while It was in m ,tinn, when the wrench was
caught aud snapped into pieces, at the same time
breaking his thumb. The accident occurred in
RYDER PARKnURsT's saw mill.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26

.Ewhat to Wear and fIow 10 Make IT,,
Is the title of book OF Instructions m dress
and dressmaking, euHished by MxE. DEnoRssT,
at 5 cents. Dressmakers and ladies' generally
will find in this manuel much useful information'
and complete instruction in every department Gf
ladies and chillren's dress. II is issued semi
annually, and sent free o. postage. Address
NINE. DBMoRKsr, sSs Broadway, New York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26
LOCAL MATTERS,
NEW ADVERTIsEmENTs.

Administrators Sale-Jerome McCutchen.
Clocks, Watches a Jewelry--W. Nichols.
Times Of Holding Courts--0e0. Wsddell.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26

For good Tea, al one dollar per pound. go N
E. d. Powers l. Co.