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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

EXCELSIOR
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
HAYING removed to my New Brick Store,
4 and possessing increased IA ABILITIES for do
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| share ofpublic patronage solicited.
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SOCrETIES.

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Stated Meetings every Tuesday Evening.
JAMES DRISCOLL, W. G. T.
]. w. CALLARp. w. r. s. -
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90 to the JOURNAL Office to get Job Print
" ing of every description. None but first.
class work allowed to go out Of the office.
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Farm for Sale, Cheapl

.NN the Fndlay Road, 4 y miles from P,rrys-
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aud large barn.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.

Sheriff's Proclamation w. Browusborger.
Attachment Notice--John B. Kelley.
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The Constitution

once affected with Organic Weakness, re-
qnires the aid OF Medicine TO strengthen and
tnyigorate the system. which HELAB0LD'S
EXTRACT BCCHU invariably does. II no
treatment is submitted 70, Consumption or
Insanity ensues.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-10-14
THE ELECTION,

The election in Wood county on Tuesday last
passed OF very quietly not more than two-thirds
Of the average cote having been cast. Notwith-
standing the prevailing apathy to attend the
polls by very many citizens, yet Il affords us
much pleasure TO state that the general Republ-
can majority on ths State Congressi onal and
County tickets svnce healthy advance over the
past We are not aware Of any proceeding vote
that has equaled this in its general average.
The citizens of Wood, excepting only those in
the tow nships Of Plain and Center, have given
their respected fellow citizen the Hon. E. d
PICK, cordial support at the polls, thus recip-
roesting the generous confidence Of the Republi-
can party of this District in selecting their Con-
gtessman from this county. His majority in the
'uniy IS l,Oj4 which is larger than that given
any former candidate. This large majority is
alike complimentary to the party and its honored
Representative. His majority in the District
will be over 1000.
The candidates on the State ticket were also
smphalicay endorsed by rousing majority Of
over 800, which also is larger than any former
candidates have received iu Wood county. Their
majority in the State will be from $4,000 to 49,
900.
Last but not least the nominees for county Of
fees have all been elected by increased m ijor =
ties, thus assuring them ofthe confidence Of their
fsow-cilizens, in their faithful discharge of all
Official duties. Whilst.thsy are elected as Re-
publicans, their motive to official action must
spring from due regard to the interests of
Wood county, without distinction of party, OF
locality, or Of persons. With such officers the
interests Of taxpayers are always safe. Indeed
the only means by which parties in these days
may secure their continuance in power are those
which spring from the practice of economy IN
the use Of public funds, and the faithful and hon
orable discharge Of official duties.
Tu the Ohio Congressional delegation the Dem
ocrats have lost the first aud Ninth Districts,
whilst the Republicans lose in the Fourth and
Fifth, and it is not improbable but that BINGHAM
has also been defeated. Brave and nsbly has
CHARLES FOSTER, fought and won the battle
against corruption in the Ninth District. He is
elected probably By majority Of 900.
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tFrom the Journal Of the Telegraph, /,


Wonders Of the Telcgraph-HOw we
Get the War News-The Operator nJ
Hearts Content.
The press dispatches from Europe to New
York during the last four weeks numbered about
one hundred thousand wSrds. New York has
been better postedou the issue Of the each day
than London, Paris or Berlin. These dispatches
have almost wholly been sent by single cable,
full uno-third Of the whole t0 single daily pa
per, and with marvellous rapidity and accuracy.
Familiar asws with the work Of the telegraph /,
il has been a marvel TO US. To hundreds Of thou
sands Of minds the whole price is and has been
a deep enigma. Here Is man sitting iu dark
room at Hearts Content. The ocenD cable ter
inmates here. A fine wire attached thereto is
made to surround two small cores OF soft iron.
AS the electric wave, produced by few pieces
of copper aud zinc at Valentia, passed. through
the wires, these cores becoIne magnetic enough
to move the slightest object. lookinggass,
half an inch in diameter. is fixed bar OF iron
one-tenth OF an inch square aud half an inch
long. On this tiny glass lamp is made to glare
so that its light is reflected on tablet on the
wall. The language Of the cable is denoted by
the shifting Of this reflected light from side 10
side. Letter by letter is thus expressed in this
| fitting idiom in utter silence on the wall. There
is no record made by the machine except as the
patient watcher calls out to a comrade the trans
lated flashes as they come, and which he records.
Ii seems miracle OF patience. There is some
thing of awe creeps over us as we the evidence
of human touch 5000 miles away swaying
that line Of light. by such delicate process as
this, and after being repeated from limo TO line
| five times before its ultimate copy is in New
York, have the late great battles recoIded in our
daily papers with great particularly aud sent
throughout the Union. Nothing like 1t has ever
before been accomplished. The enterprise Of the
! New York press, Of single press in New York,
has eclipsed that Of the wealthiest and ablest
presses in Europe. 1t is characteristic ofthe ma
ion to do its work grandly and well.
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THE WAR EURoPE.


The situation Of the beligereuts has not ma
teriallv changed since our last issue. One fact
Is very sure, that the investment Of Paris Is O..
fsctive, and the only mode Il has Of commuica :
ting with the outside world Is by means Of bal
looms. This has an ominous appearance for the
besieged. Possessing the inner arc Of the circle
Of dofences, the army In defence can easily con.
cenlrate its forces, and by superior numbers cu'
the line Of attack, and destroy It's advancing
works for the siege. This the French do not sp-
pear to have accomplished, and by the latest ad-
vices from Europe, we learn that the Prussians
are steadily advancing their siege works, and we
may now anticipate the speedy bombardmcnt (
Paris. A few days more will reveal important
results. By the dispatches Of this morning, We
learn that the Prussians have defeated the French
at Orleans, and have captured that city together
with 10000 prisoners.
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VOTE OF THE SOUTHERN TOWN
SHIPS.

The Republicans of the Southern townships
Tnagnanimonsly cast aside all the prejudices
which had been fostered by the county-seat con-
troversy and cordially supported, at the polls,
DR.. PECK for Congress. We rejoice at the unity
Of spirit which has thus been manifested, and
we really regret that the spirit did not pre-
vail in Plain and Center townships. AS citizens
Of Perrysburg, we appreciate the support Of
those who voted for the Doctor in those town
ahips and cordially thank them. In regard 10
the class who haYe thus cherished an old grudge
Ihs following remarks copied from the Bowling
Green ISeEinel Of yesterday are highly pertinent:
PLAIN AND CENTER TOWNSHIPS.
The small vote Tuesday, in these townships, is
Anything but creditable To the devotion and pa
triotism of the members OF the Republican party
about the new County seat.
This bad showing on the poll books toward
the Republican candidates arises perhaps from
more than one reason, The general indifer-
cnce TO elections all over the STATE this fall no
doubt effected this community in like manner.
The sudden change by the Trustees Of the
place of holding elections from the center Of
Plain Township, To this place, Of which fact a
large number Of the electors were not appTized
is another of the falling of in that township.
Another reason for the light vote and especially
an Congressman is ono of the legitimate results
0f some Of the political coporteuring done by
prOfessed Republicans last spring against the
Congressional candidate because Of the County
Scat issue. Many Were led to believe DIR. Peek,
was unworthy the vote Of an honest man, and
the min Is OF many Republicans were poisoned to
that extent that they could not be induced to
vote for the Doctor, and preferred TO stay from
the polls u boiling the ticket. Others did not
Vuts for Congressman, and some few perhaps,
voted for the opposition candidate.
Now we say To these sewers of the wind II
they reap the whirlwnd they must not complain,
if al the hands of the Republicans of the other
10 townships Of this county, the political hatchet
y applied To their scalps they have none 10 blame
but themselves. These men are apt to be the
most clamorous claimants at caucuses and con
Venli0ns for favors for themselves aud friends |
and II they should be compelled u take the stool
Of Political repentance there will DO no appeal be-
You'd their own mschieVous example.
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OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

We have in press a set of rules and regula
tiens and a course of study adopted by the
Board Of Education for our public schools. Both
the regulations and course show that there is
no lack Of enterprise oD the part of our school
officers. The Board are evidently sensible of
the fact that next to the moral status Of COM
munity, nothing recommends it so highly 10 in
slligelt and thinking men as facilities for thor
oughly educating their children.
The course Of study adopted, if adhered to,
will make our schools second to none of the
Union schools in the State. Its arrangem ent is
based upon the true idea of education, viz. that
OF ofdeUeloping the mind, not merely charging IL
,cih faeis to be forgotten ere they can be utilized.
Analysis and synthesis receive each due atten-
ion and the treatment of each subject, especially
in the lower departments, is such that the child
may be easily interested.
By the new course OF study tho standard OF all
the schools is materially raised, and addition
al year devoted to the course in the Grammar
School. This last feature is a eommendable one
frt two reasons; First, it affords more thorough
course of instruction in the common branches
to a numerous class of pupils SO eircumstanesd
Secondly, it gives to those entering the High
School greater degree of mental discipline and
hence better apprecia tion and clearer eompre-
henSion of the higher branches Of study. The
course for me High School is in nowise inferior
to the course in our best academies. No Greek
Is studied, but aside from this the course Is more
than sufficient to secure an entrance to any col
lege, with perhaps single exception. The
course in all the departments, il we mistake not,
will require, on the part of the teachers, an in
creased amount of labor, which will, however,
be no less profitable to them than to their pupils
We observe that the course provides for new
department., First Intern edats, to occupy
grade between the present intermediate and the
Grammar School. THIS movement is necessi-
tated by the crowded condition of some of the
departments. BY its accomplishment the pres
sure will be lightened through all the grades.
The Board are now endeavoring to secure a room
for the accom- modatou of the new school. Mat
tsrs at present seem to indicat very prosper
Gus year for our school interests,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-10-14

Ex-GaFernor BAKTLEY died at Mansfield, on
nonday, aged 81 years.
King WILLIAM has at length Welded 50 far to
public 0pi liOn in Germany as to abandon his
purpose Of restoring LoUIs NAFoLE0N to the
ihr0ne. Atleast, he has been constrained 10 disa-
vow such intention. What, then, is Prussia
Sighting Ter 7
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The st. Petersburg Message officially denies
that the Russian army is moving toward the
Turkish frontier.
The Supreme Court Of the District Of Colum
bia has decided against the claimants for the
SIS, 900 reward offered by the city Of Washing
ton fer the arrest of ths assassins Of President
LINCOLN. The Court holds the Council had no
H. aht to offer the reward.
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DEATH ON nonERT 3. LEE.

I,ExiSoroS, October IL, 10 Ax.-General Rob-
ett E. Lee breathed bis last at thirty minutes
past nine o'clock, this morning, Of congestion of
the brain. lie was aged GO years, 8 monIhs and
% DAYS,
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OIrn MOTTO.

Were half tho power that Gls the world with
terror,
Were half the wealth bestowed on camps and
courts,
Given to redeem the human mind from error,
There were no need Of arseuals nor forts.
The warriors name would be a name abhorr'd,
And every nation that should liz again
be hand against brother, on its forehead
Should wear forevermoie the curse OF Cain.
--LongfHow.
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THEATER SALOON

The Oldest Public House in the
State Of Nevada.
FYfIi1S POPULAR SALOON, FRONTING THE
/ CARSON THEATEk, is still under the m H.
agenent { The original ropriettrs, who, thank
fnl Tor past fi,or>, IEviie the attention of the
public to tAeir first cll>s stock of
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Nc" Fheater Hall.
The Finest and 9I.st Commodions Hall in the
State can be secured for Dances, Concerts. etc ,
by application to the nndei signed, with the inva-
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MnORE L PARKER, Projectors.
Carson, May 9Th, 1870.
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DIR. G. BRINE,

DEING located at the residence Of his fatbsr,
- X. Biruie, "Gien Burn" is prepared to
Practice Medicine ID the surrounding neigh
borhood. may 1s-sm
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DR.. F. C. HoFFMETER,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

HAVING permanently located in West
Ii minister, respectfully offers his Pro-
fessional Services to the patrons Of Home.
apathy, and all those who may be suffering
from diseases Of a Chronic nature.
Except when Professionally absent, he
may always be found in bis Office.
ptDr Office and Residence with DR.. S. l..
Sxtrmstedt, West End.
aug l9-tf
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Drs. Butler & Fringer,

"AVlNG associated themselves for the
Ill Practice Of Medicine, offer their SER
vices to the public.
DR.. Buffers Office at his residence, West
End.
DR.. Fingers Office opposite s,ansbury's
Hotel, East End.
Westminster, Jan. 10, 1870.
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Notice.

rTvIIE subscriber, Licensed Scriyener, Is
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Bills Of Sale, Bonds, Releases, Wills, &c.
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REMOVAL.

DR. DANIEL S. COoNAN has re-
IL moved his office and residence, one
ioor west Of G. Zacharias' Hotel, Vert
End. Westminster. july !