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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-16


Administrators Notice-Caleb Bean.
The place to find the NJ. E. Sociablo, this
ESQ.
Among all the other attractions during the
Holiday week, the light fantasies propose civ.
ing hop that shall be the coming hop Of the sea-
son,
The policy man Of the Sentinel furnished
his readers with the Presidents Message last
week-both sides printed out Of Wood county.
The NJ. +. Sabbath School is preparing IN
entertainment to take place on Christmas week,
that promises to be pleasant to both old and
young.
One editor says "chIgnons are to be worn
longer this fall" to which another replies by
saving, "they have been worn long encnugh al
ready.
The Presbyterian Choir, under the efficient
mana cement Of Mr.. TROUT, is practicing with
the view Of furnishing our citizens with music
al treat between the holidays.
MIR. J. J. FREEMAN is now canyassing Per-
rysburg, with Aattering success, for very inter-
esting work, the 'Illustated History Of the Holy
Bible by john KITTo.
time Of some Of the trains on the ID. & NJ. road,
week before last, In which we neglected To call
attention in our last ISSUE BY reference to the
last or present issue, the time table in the JoUR-
NAL will be found correct.
We take pleasure in laying before our read
ers, in this issue, the able masonic address of
Rev. G.. A. ADAMS. II may be read with profit
by the fraternity, and will reflect light upon the
teachings Of masonry to those not members OF the
order.
The Sentinel discusseth nothing, but through
cultyated taste for filthy literature its editorial
mind wanders back to the good old daze' when
the editor reveled in the luxury Of charades.-
As that precious dOcument-.t, him-emarated
from the Office over which he presided. and in
lady's hand, will he not inform us what lady
friend he secured to do the copying?
The Island House has been dismantled,
aHd where, little while ago it loomed up in
architectural grandeur, high above all sur
rounding objects, nothing now is seen but two
slight projections which remind one of schoon-
er lying in winter quarters with topmasts heus-
ell. 1t is rough comment upou our Lake
Shore climate. that house, like q sailing ves-
sci, is compelled by the seventies OF Winter, TO
send down IFS top hamper and lay by till the
Spring comes round again.
Many Of our exchanges are doing their best
to tell beforehand what sort of Winter we
are to have. Severe weather was due from
the mi Idle Of November, and will also be due
till the middle of March. Now we have had a
whole month of mild weather. instead of
month ot severe winter weather, which we had
reason to expect; consequently, upon the seien
tifc and Mathematical principle Of average
we predict mild winter and high priced ice
next Summer. The months of winter yet to
come would have to average considerably be-
low zero to produce severe winter, and they
will hardly go to the trouble Of doing this, see
ing that lid weather has obtained one full
month the start.
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ToNTocAMY MILL.

This Mill is now completed, and ready to dc
CUSTOM WORK,
With Promptness, and In Sadsfa factory Manner
TNuE Subscribers have spared no expense
Il to make this Mill second to none in the
State. They contemplate, by doing Superior
Work and the honorable treatment OF theiI
Customers, to make it
The FavOrite Mill, in this Section OF
the Country.
e8 Cash Paid For Wheat, Corn,
Buckwheat, Oats, &c.
FLOUR, MEAL, FEED, &C.,
Constantly on hand, and orders for same are
respectfully solicited. Prices satisfactory.
Address the subscribers, at TOntogany, Ohio
or F. Il. MILLER 4 CO., Perrysbure, Ohio.
PECK Il MILLER.
TontAgany, Ohio, July IS, 1870. 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-16

THE MoHTHLV NOVELETTE, FOR JANUARY.-
We have received this new candidate for popu-
lar favor, for 1t is an old favOrite an entirely
new foundation. The Monthly Novelette, wi win
its way to popularity without much trouble, as
it contains only first class stories. No essays
or dry chStf, or long reviews which only few
read. The ladies will like il for its love stories,
the gentlemen for its stirring adventures, and the
girls and boys for its juvenile department which
cannot be surpassed. But just glance at the lis;
of contents and we will see what is offered for
20 cents or 50 90 per annum " The Bar0nets
Daughter" (lllustrated), by J. s. Le Fanu
" The Majors First and Last Duel" by James
T. Fits !" Judge Gordon's Will," by Jessima
Dale f; "Worthless Joe," California tale by
John Clerke Gas cunning as Fox" by NAL
colin Alstyne !" 0Zime's Wish," by M. T. Cal
dor; "a ,Marquesan Adventure" by WIN. H.
Macy Fate in a Rlg-Bag" by Louise Dupee ;
"The Beautiful Circe, >" by Rett Winwood ;"Dis-
inteTment of Columbus, ,"by Mrs. Caroline Orne
"a False, Step" by l. p. Miller f" Gretchen's
Good Christmas" by Elizabeth Bigelow; Sam
Wheeler and the Fisher Cat" by G. A. Ste.
phens and lots Of poetry, illustrations, &C., &c,
which g0to make first-class magazine general
ly interesting to the public. The first mn nmber is
little ahead of time, that all can see It before
subscribing for other jouanalJ. The February
number will be issued about the middle Ui
January other numbers about the same time
each month. II is for sale at all periodical de-
pots, or 50 90 can obtain ii for year. Address
TuoMEs TALBOT, 90 Congress Street, Boston,
Mass.
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Heturned.-ENos GREIss returned from Co.
lumbus on Friday morning last, his personal
appearance much improved, aud thouroughly re-
formed OF the evil habit of intemperance, Which
was the sole cause Of his temptation and fall.
He possesses the best wishes Of this comma
nifty for his future steadfastness and well being
DAVID PHILLIPS, who shed the blood of his
neighbor, deliberately and Intentionally, also re-
turned on the same morning from the State pris-
on, after short confinement of about eleven
months.
He may thank his counsel for not realizing the
truth Of that decree; "Whosoever sheddcth
mans blood, by man shall his blood be she'd"
It is to be hoped that his past experie nee will
be.a warning to him in the future.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-16

Catholic Fair.-Our Catholic friends are
making extensive preparations to hold a. Fair in
HoFFMAN's Hall, Commencing on Monday next,
and to continue during tie entire week, the pro-
ceeds to be applied for the benefit Of their church.
Fairs of this kind, when properly conducted, are
pleasant source of amusement for young and
old, and are usually fruitful in raising revenue
for churches and objects of charity. Good mu-
sic will be in attendance during each evening of
the Fair. cordial invitation is extended to all
o,,t o;t;,ana
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-16

Literary Entertainment E. F.
WELLMAN gave our citizens a literary entertain
ment, in the shape of select reading, on Wednes-
day evening last, in the NJ. E. CL urch.
The notice Of the meeting was quite short, yet
a considerable audience were in attendance, and
regarded with much interest the readings 81 this
youthful lady elocutionist.
In justice to Miss WELLMAN we would state
that in point of gesture, distinct and clear pro-
nunciation, and beautifully modulated emphasis
she surpassed our highest expectations, and we
have no doubt but she will, by the attainment Of
further experience, attain the highest points Of
excellency as lady rhetorician.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-16

Notice of PeTTysbuTg by an Illinois
EditOT.-We have recently received visit
from JoHN W. BAILEY, Esq, who is well known
In this county ,as former proprietor ofthe JoUE-
NAL. Mr.. BAILEY removed to Princeton, Illi-
nois, in 1868, and, as proprietor of the Bureau
County Rep,JiieaR, has met with great success.
As an old resident of Perrysburg he regarded
with much interest, the advance we have made
in commercial, and also in manufacturing enter
prise, and expresses himself in his widely cir
culated paper, the Ripabticdn, in the following
manner:
After "doug up" Toledo pretty thorughly-
which city by the way has grown to popu'a
tion of over $4,000, and has completely doubled
its RAILROAD and commercial enterprises during
the past ten years we.were accompanied TO the
quiet little town of Perrysburg at the head OF
navigation on the Maumee river, some ten miles
south of Toledo, by N. ii. Calard, where
we had the pleasure Of renewing many old ac-
quaintances and forming new ones. Since the
writer left this section OF cuntry in 1862 Perrys-
burg has assumed some importance as a manu-
featuring point, which perhaps is a sufficient
offset for losing the county seat. They have
here at present two saw mills, two planning mills,
two or three stave factories, paper mills, 1aur
mills, and anumbeyof shOps-gi wing employment
to large number # hands, and making local
trade lively. The stave factories alone give
employment t0 over bunered workmen, an
turn out about two aud half million slaves, with
the necessary headings for barrels. per annuui.
They also work a considerable quantity Of the
materials up into barrels for the home trade.
Altogether the tOwnlisenjOying healthy state Of
preservation. Perrpsburg, it will be Temem-
bered, is the home Of DIR. E. ID. Peck, congress.
man elect from the 10th Ohio district, and Il was
our privilege to see the Doctor and to have an
interesting confab over old times, politics aud
the new order of affairs during the past few
years. The Doctor enjoys his honOrs with be-
| coming dignity, and win make a useful member
ofcongress We also dropped in at the Perrys-
burg Journal Office, where we found our young
friend, James Timmons, cup to his eyes "in his
editorial labOrs. OF course we made our head
quarters at the Journal ofhcc, during our stay
In L.
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Report of Internal Revcnue.-we are
under obligations to acting Commissioner DoUG-
LAS for copy Of Commissioner DELANo's Re-
port.
The statement made by II is highly creditable
to Mr.. DELANo and his subordinate officers. Il
exhibts,in in the clearest manner the importance OF
having honest and competent officers in the pub.
lie service, which is obtained by the following
statement:
The gross receipts from all sources Of the in
ternal revenue for the first eighteen months Of
the present administration, compared with those
of the last eighteen moutls of the late admins
tratiOn, are increased to the amount Of sI9,672,-
GGl co. and taking the same sources Of revenue
the excess duriug the same period of compari-
son in favor of the present administration
amounts to the very large sum of $l0l 1888, or l3
Official acts like these,speak to the people in
behalf of the Republican party in tones of pleas
ing cloquence. Let the same line of policy be
adopted by the other branches of the public SER
vice, and the party in power will exhibit a ca
pocity for progressive reform which has but fe "
parallels, aud which will place it in pleasing
contrast with ITS predecessor in OIL cial power.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-16

Holiday Goods.-Old Santa Claus has
fnaily got to Perrysburg, and is stopping at C.
FINKBEINBR's with the most complete stock OF
Toys and Holiday Goods ever brought to this
place. Call and see him. he will stay but shot
time. Among his presents will be found toys,
vases, perfunery, jewelry, fancy boxes, ladies'
companions, work boxes, gloves and mittens,
hats aud caps, T sets, drums, wagons, horns, al
buns, wallets, collars, bows, &c. In fact every
thing that would please from the smallest child
up to tile oldest inhabitAnt. Don't forget the
place. Remember Santa Claus is at
G. FINKBElNER,S.
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Zelrs EncyclOpedia.-M Much as we have
said regarding the merits of ZELL's PoPULAR
cannot refrain from informing our readers Of
the beneficial advantages of subscribing to a
work Of this character, as its tdenency is to culi-
vate the unframed in knowledge, add to the
learning of scholars and literary people by rem
dering their labors of research easy and compre-
hensible through the medium of this cOmpend
of library. Send your name at once to the pub
Usher, incloSing 10 cents for a specimen number.
7. ELLwooD zELL, IL and 10 s. Sixth Street
Phiiadelpha.
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County Lodge of L. O. G. ia spo-
cial meeting was held, on Friday evening last
for installing the officers elect Of the Wood Coun-
ty Lodge of the /. o. c. T. The occasion was
one of much iHterestSand promises to be produc-
tive Of much good to the cause.
The brethren were favored by visit from Mr..
PEAsE of.TOledo who will deliver an address in
this place on the 18th of January, which will be
open to tie pubic.
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SIHEIsIFF's SALE

John BrOwnsOerger In Wood County, o.
J. F. Price rf: ct al. Common TSns' Pleas. :,
BY virtue Of an orderof sale issued in 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, al the front door of the Court
house, in Bowling Green. oh
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December ~, 1870,
AT 2 o'clock, of said day, the following deseri-
bed real estate, to-wit:
Road tract number thirteen (13) as numbered
on The Plat Of the Maumee and Western Reserve
Stone Road, (less q of an acre in the southwest
corner) containing one hundred aud ten (llO)
acres Of land, more or less, in Wood county, o.
Appraised at $4,000.
GEo. STRAIN, Plrffs Atty.
November 25, 1870. 3IeS7 Is
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ERRORS OF YouRH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered flr wears from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and
all the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free IA Mi
whb need II The recipe and direction for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers eS
periehce can do SO by addressing, in perfect cohs
hdehte, JOHN ID. OGDEN.
a5ss No. AZ Cedar.streeti New Yofk.
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Information Wanted.-In

Information Wanted.-Iuformation il
wanted of the whereabouts of ISAAC WESLEY
RuAYMoN, who left the farm of HENRY WEIRIcK
between Gallon and Bucyrus, on or about the 1 8
OF September, 1870. He is about IL years o
age, heavy set and ligh. complexioned. Any
information of his whereabouts will be thank
fully received by his afflicted mother. Aidres;
Mrs. ELIZA RnAYMoS, Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Ohio papers will confer great favor by copy
ing this notice.
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PERRYsB URG NIARKET

IcORREcTEpwREKLYB F.R.MILLER a COL
?ERRYsBURO, December9, 1870
FLoUR-5 25d6 rs " barrel.
GRAIN New ear Corn 55c RlOO lbs; Oats
500 iOc Rye 20 wheat OO@ Is " bushel.
Shelled Corn, 45c.
DUTTER- 26e " fb Eggs, 16@2Oc wdos
LARD-l70lSo " h.
POTATOEs SOC W bushel.
SALT-2 40 W barrel.
WOoL-3O 3O63Sc u ID.
HIDES AND SKINS-Green hides, 7@Sc
do calf, l4cj dosalted cured, lA@l5Cj do dry
00W25c.
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Installation of Officers of Wood Coun
ty Lodge, I. o. g. T,


Pursuant to adjournment at Ilaskins, tho Off
GERS elect, with full delegation of members
from the Haskins Lodge, and representatives
from 0sego lodge, assembled at the Good Tenn
plars Hall, Perrysburg, on Friday evening, De-
cemhcr ., 1870. and proceeded to the Installation
OF officers OI Wood County Lodge, No. 40, elected
at former meeting at Haskins.
Don A. PEAsE, Esq, of Toledo, had been in
vited to deliver an address upon the occasion,
and being present was called upon to preside
and open the Lodge in due form.
After the usual opening exercises two Of the
old officers elect resigned, the Secretiry
and Financial Secretary, when the organiz ,tion
proceeded to fill vacancies, resulting in the cleo
ton Of Frank Negley, of Haskins, Secretary,
and James Driscoll Perrysburg, Financial Sec
retary.
The organization completed, VIM. Crook. Jr.,
proceeded to install the uIi ,ers as fOliVw
w. C.T.-G. A. Repass.
r. II. S.-Mrs. W. j. Denisou.
j.. II. S.-Mrs. j.. johnson.
WV. T.-Miss Maggie Vass.
w. R. S.-Frank NegIey.
w. A. S.-Miss Elsie Miller.
w. +. S.-James Drscoll.
w. TT. b. Oblinger.
W. C.-Rev. J. II. Wilson.
w. M.-Johu Manley.
W. d. M.--Mss H. Cunning.
w. I. G.-James Timmons.
w. y. CA. B. johnson.
The officers installed having assumed their
proper stations, the W. G. T., by request, read
the Constitution.
On motion, a committee Of three was appoint
ed, consisting Of James Timmons, A. B. John
son and g. A. Repass, to draft bylaws for the
Lodge.
The w. CT then appointed the follow ing
committee on Finance: Jas. Driscoll, John Man
lev and Mrs. w. J. Denison.
The evening having been occupied until late
hour in the transaction of business, Mr.. Pease
announced that he would prefer,by an express
sion Of the Lodge, to deliver his address at some
future meeting.
1t was moved and carried that an open session
Of Wood Comfy Ledge be held in PerVysburg
on Wednesday evening, January IS. 1871, a,
which time we should expect an address from
Bro. Psase.
On motion, an invitation was extended to the
members Of the various Lodges Of Wood county
10 participate on this occasion.
On motion, Lodge adjourned to meet January
IS, 1871.
G. "A. REPASS, w. C. T.
FRANK NEoLEY, Sec'y.
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS, NOTICE.
~ The Board Of School Eeaminers for Wood
county, Ohio, will meet for the examination OF
teachers for the county, on Friday, January
18Th, 1871, at Bowling Green, Wood Co. o.
No private examinations.
All communications with the Board should be
addressed to the undersigned at Bowling Green,
Wood county, Ohio.
S. S. LONG, Clerk of Board.
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Howard Sanitary Aid Association.

For the Relief and Cure Of the Erring and IN
fortunate, on Principles of Christian Phiauthrpy
Essay OS THE ERRORS OF YoUTm, AND THE
FoLLIEs or ACE, in relation to MARRIAGE aud
SOCIAL EVILS, with sanitary aid for the afflicted
Sent free, In sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Boy z. Philndelnhin Pa
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Cough 1ao More.

Warmers Cough DaIsam is healing, sof-
tentng and expectorating. The extraordinary
power it possesses in relieving sud eventually
curing, the most obstinate cases OF Coughs. Colds
Sure Thloat, BrOnrhiris, 1niuenza, Catarrh,
Hoarsemess, Asthma aud Consumption is almost
Incredible. SO prompt is the relief and certain
It's effects in all the t6ove cases, or any aectifi
Of the throat aud lungs, that thousands Of phySE
icians are daily prescribing it, and one and all
say il is the most healing aud expeetoTatihE
medicine knowq. One dose always affords relief
and in Elost cases one bottle effects a cute. Sold
BY druggitts, in large bottles. Price One Dollar,
u is yodr own fault il you still cough aud sufrrI
The baisam will cure,
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VS.. ~ Ho OVu't W
To George Truman, Susan Truman, Frank
Mum and PAMELA Mum You are hereby no
tilted that said Abigail y. Wood filed, in Court
Of Common Pleas, of the Sd day :of December,
A. ID. 1870, her Petition alledging that she Is
the owner in fee simple Of one undivided one
fouth part OF the south oue-half, southwest one
fourth Of section 81, town z north range IL east,
80 acres. That said Susan Truman aud George
Truman, her husband, and the said Frank Mum
are heirs at law OF one Darius Mum decea sed
and tenants in common with this Plaintiff IN said
land, owning the other undivided two thirds OF
said lands. That PAMELA Mum, widow, of said
Darius Mum, Is entitled TO dover in said last
mentioned undivided two-thirds Of said lands
The prayer OF said Petition is that said lands be
partioue among, said pnrti saccrjing,o their re-
spective interests; or IL the same cannot be dune
without injury to the premises that said preniseS
be sold and the proceeds stributed among said
parties according 10 their said respective inter
ests therein. Said Petition will DO for hearing
N the LIST day cf the next term OF said Court.
TYLER & IIORD, Pl'tfs Attys.
32TSll
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EXCELSIOR
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

BuUT AND SHOE STORE.
HAVING removed to my New Brick Store
IL and possessing increased facilities for do
ing 6usine SIS, would respectfully invite the at
tention of my numerous old patrons, al nd the
citizens OF Perrysburg and vicinity in general
to the fact that shall keep on hand at all
times a Large and Choice eAssortmento OF
all classes of Goods in my line of business.
Ladies, Gents aud Children'S Boots and Shoes,
OF my own make. and also Of East I'm manufac.
ture, Of the best quality, will be offered at
ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES,
So that the smallest amount OF Cash will secure
to all my customers pair Of Good Under
standingsi
My stock comprises in part the following
classes of Goods;
Mems Calf, Kip
and Rubber Boots;
Boys and Youths
Cali aud Kip Boots
OF all sizes and styles;
Women and Misses
Calf Balmorals;
Fancy Kid and
Morocco BalmOrals
and Caters of
all styles and szes;'
Arctic, Field and
Rubber 0yer-Shees
for Men and Women;
Slippers Of all styles;
Children's Fancy Shoes,
of all colors and sizes;
In fact. every style
and variety that
can be found In
any First-class
Boot and Shoe Store,
In this or any
other section of
the country.
Leather and Findings.
select assortment always kept on hand fol
the supply of the trade
REPAIRING neatly done, and all Ord err.
promptly filed upon the shortest notice.
share ofpublic patronage solicited.
sB- Rene ember the new Boot and Shoe Store
in the "Excelsior Block ;" Perrvsburg, o.
35yz JOHN EBFRLY
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dyspepsia

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared
expressly FOR 0yspeptics and those suffering with
habitual Cos.iveness. 1t is a slightly stimulas
ting tonic and spletdid appetizer il sirenelha
gRns to their healthy state. Weak, nervous and
dyspeptic persons should use WAREkR's DYsa
fsPsIA ToNic. For sale by druggists. Pries
One Dollar.
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mARRIED.

WILLIAMS HEATH.-On Sunday, Decem-
ber l, 1870, by Rev. j. X. Porter, Mr.. JESSE
WILLIAMS and Mrs. SARAH IlEATH.