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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03


The Pictorial Family legister.--We
have inst received from those wel-know pub
fishers OF first -clesssB Inscription Books Messrs
F.. HANNAF ORD K Co. copy Of their unique and
autiful novelty, "7he Pictorid Family Regis
ter" We hardly know how to describe it, but
may say 1t combines the features of very taste
full Family Photograph Album with a comp leto
and systema ically arranged family history. 1t
has evidently been prepared with great care to
meet real want in society. In every family
there are sacred memories, connected with the
living and the dead, and safe. elegant and
tasteful arrangement for preserving a fuller rec
ord of them is convenient in the Family Bible, is
often felt to be exceedingly desirable Tho pub
fishers of the work before us have provided for
this in admirable style.
A great deal of information, both interesting
and valuable, in the history of every family is
constantly being forgotten and lost, for the want
of some means, just such as this REGISTER, for
collcctieg and preserving it. Its forms are neat
ly printed and very simple, SO that anyone who
can write can easily fill them up. In addition to
these forms. the " REGISTER -four pages) OF
each iadiridaal embraces n suitable space for
miscellaneous memornda Of any kind, and
leaf for the insertion Of photograph. There
are enough of these Registers to include de
sired dates in respect to twenty i've individual
lives and persons. Two military Records >
are also added at the close of the work, foT
noting tho principal events in the military life o
those members of the family who ma once have
served their country in the army.
From this brief description, our readers will
perceive that the "Pictorial, Family Register
is really a treSury of home comfort and house
boil information, a desidcratam and positive
luxury. II is as useful, too, ns il is ornamental
The euterpusing publishers, Messrs. Il. HANNA
rom 4 Co., ar West Fourth Street, Cincinnati
ond l5S South Clark Street, Chicago Announce
that it will be sold by subscription only. They
desire agents for it everywhere. We aro not in
formed in regard to the commission allowed, but
from the character and standing Of the firm, w
have no doubt they are liberal and II 50, The
sale Of this most popular work must prove highly
remuncrdtive.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03

The following are the proceedings Of the
Wood County Sabbath School Convention, held
at the NJ. L. Church, at Tontogany, Tuesday
October 3lst, 1871
The Convention was called to order at 1890
AN. President, Rev. John Vetter, and W. L.
Rowland was chosen Secrcretary.
BY request Of the President d. A. Avery open
cd the Convention with prayer.
The President then briefly stated the object
of the Convention, after which, Rev. w j. Tim
BILE presented the following topic tor discussion :
ais il desirable and practicable to hold Sabbath
Schuo Teachers Institute in Wood county"
The discussion was opcnd by Rev. J. Z. Vance
who was followed by Rev's. Trimble, Thornton
and Vetter, also by Mr.. Bonnie Mr.. Avery +,
vanAeet, Warner and MeFaren The discussion
closed at IL O'Clock, when motion prevailed
that an Institute be held.
The audience then joined in singing, "Come
ye that love the Lord," when II short prayer was
offered By the President and the Convention ad-
journed to meet at O'Clock.
The Convention reasSembled at l:20 =. NJ,
and was opened with prayer by Rev. j. I. Vance
after which the following topic was taken up fer
discussion GLOW shall we effect an organization
| in each one 0f our townships"
BY request d. A Avery rel at.d the experience
Of 5, ). Workers in Weston township, in sc cur
The discussion was continusdi short time by
| Rey's Vance. Trimble and others.
When the discussion closed u motion prevailed
that Vice p residents be instructed 70 effect or
! ganizatou in their respective townships and
/ have the same reported within thirty days, to
/ the County Secretary, s. i. BoughtOn, Bowling
! Green } and in all the townships that shall fail
thus to report ii shall be the du of the Secre-
tary to secure an organization before the meet
| ing of the Institute.
On motion. the President appointed Rev. W
J. Trimble, d. A. Avery aud John Honver. a
committee to prepare n programme and make
the necessary arrang ements for holding the ln-
| stitute.
Rev. J. II. Wilson then presented the follow
ing topic which was taken mp and discussed :
"What Is the best method OF conducting Sab
bath School," The discussion was opened By
Rev. J. II. Wilson and continued by Rev's
Thornton, Vance. Barkdull. Trimble ,-yetter and
Warner, and by Sir. Ross, Vanaeet, Warner and
others
Ats o'clock, motion was made that further
discussion be stopped. Motion was carried.
The Convention then proceeded to fix upon q
time and place Of holding the Institute.
After various remarks and suggestions had
been made, the Convention unanimously agreed
npon holding the Institute at Weston on the
fr,t Tuesday Of March. 1872.
On motion Of Rev. g. y. Thornton the COnven
tinn decided that the Institute be held iu lien o
the County Mass Convention.
A motion prevailed. tnat the proceedps Of th
Convention be published in the Perrysbur,
JJW,pd and IIopf County S.dtnei.
A motion for adinurnm mt being in order, the
audience Joined in singing, "Blest be the tie tina
binds" which was followed with prayer by Rev
w. j. Trimblc, and benedictiOn by the Presi
dent. Respectfully submitted,
w. l.. ROWLAND, Sec'y, pro TIN.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03

Book Binding.-CnAPiS FRASEBRnoER
Printers and Book Binders, 90 & 90 st. Clair
street, Toledo, near American House and St.
Charles Hotel, bind magazines, periodicals, sheet
music old books, &C., in any style desired, and at
reasonable rates. Saples of binding may be seen
at tho JOURNAL OFFICE, and any books left there
will be bound and returned 10 PerrYsburg with
out extra charge. 2Sb
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03

Fire aud W0ter.--Notwitbsta tho
great fires in Michigan, they have an abundance
ofwhter. The Eaton Rapids Journal says the
State contains FIVE thousand one hundred and
eleven lakes, covering an area Of eleven hum
dred and fourteen square miles, besides a awate
front on the .great lakes Of more than eighteen
hundred miles.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03
Toilet articles, in great variety at wEDDBLL &


Local Newspapers.-Every county paper
most likely has few subscribers who annually
eomplain-if they pay their subscription that
often-about the price Of their paper, preferring
the city paper because it is cheaper. The ma
jOrity of such persons are very probably igno-
rant Of the fact that The city weekly is made up
from type set for the daily, thereby costing
nothing for that which Is the greater expense to
the county publisher. Besides this the circnla-
ton Of county paper is limited in great mea-
sure to the county where published, while the
circulation Of the city weekly is unlimited.
There is more money in n map Of a State al 50 a
piece than there is in map Of a county at S5.
Why? Because the sale Of one is on'y limited
by the boundaries Of the State while the other is
limited to the county.
There are some ideas suggested in the follow
ing which we clip from an exchange that may
have an attendency to enlighteu this class Of
persons:
We sometimes meet individuals who complain
about their county paper, and cease to take il,
preierring to subscribe for city paper, They
do no, seem to comprehend the facts in the rela
ton to the publication and support of papers.
In the first place, the terms OF nearly all the city
papers are the same as the c0uty papers 80 for
Single copy, and the only way they get them
for less than that price is by clubbing, and send
ing for number of copies at a time. Then
again they must invariably send the money in
advance, which they very seldom do, for their
county paper. But the principal difference con-
sists in the fact that it costs tho publisher of the
county paper the same to set his type that il
does the city publisher, and setting the type is
the principal expense in publishing n newspaper
Of small circulation. After the type is once set,
the expense is then merely for the blank paper
and presswork, and the paper with hundred
thousand subscribers, two dollars. OF course
the large city papers contain greater amount
of reading matter than the county papers, but
which is the most useful and interesting That's
tho question. Do the city papers say anything
in regard To your own county? Nothing. Do
they contain notices of our schools, churches
meetings, ariages, and hundreds of Other
local matters of interest which the county pa
pers publish without pay? Not an item. Do
they ever say a word calculated 10 draw atten-
tinn to our county and to its numerous thrvi np
towns, and aid in our progress and enterprise
Not line, And vet there are men who take the
contracted view Of this matter that unless they
are getting as many square inches of reading
matter in their county paper as they do in city
paper, they are not getting the worth of thei
money 1t remin Is us Of the person who taoh
the largest pair of hoots in the box, simply be
eau Sc they cost the same Us the pair much smal
Ter that fit,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03


The Great Chicago Fire.-Elsewhere
iu our cOlums will bo seen an advertisement ol
new publication published by the Union Pub
fishing Co., being a complete picture Of Chicago
before and after the Great ConhagrstiOn. The
Authors embrace the best talent the City aff1rdsi
Mr.. UPTON being the Literary Editor Of the Chi
cagO Tribune, and Mr.. SHEAHAN, the Editor,
each with his part TO perform, is sufficient evil
deuce that the work will be done well, and not
too hastily. In this respect this Book will be
far ahead Of anything that has, or will appear
and all who want a correct History, will find
in this something that they can had down to fu'
turs generations.
The work win be fully illustrated by the bcs
artists, to which will bO added correct Map o.
the City, and mechanically, as well as historic
ally, the book will be second to none.
Our readers will find something iu this with
out doubt, that win interest them, and also b
beneficial. We besPeak for this Book sale
both home and abroad, fully as large as al
American Book can possibly obtain.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03

The Automatic Newspaper File.
Col. J. A. SHANNON has received notice that a
patent has been granted him for his invention
for filing newspapers. 1t in simple, yet it makes
the most complete and substantial newspaper
file OF anything OF the kind we have seen. We
learn that arrangements will soon be made for
manufacturing them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03

CorrectiOn.-We stated last week that
Maumee man had been arrested and nued So 20
for refusing to pay boy Is cents. We have
since learned that the officer making the arrest
did not smile with the victim Of Incorporate
habits from Maumee, but arrested the same for
lascivious and abusive language used on the
rtseet Parties furnishing information for publi-
cation, should tell all The facts or none tall.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03
DIAitK led,

OLLINS-DLlNN.- On Thursday, Octnbep
26th, 1871, at the residence of Col. }. 5. Norton
Toledo, by the Rey. G. A. Adams, JASPER p.
COLLINS, Esq, of Tremainsyille, and Miss
MARY +. BLISN. Of Perrysburg.
Another of Perry sburg's fair daughters has
been captured and carried away. Mrs. MARY
F. COLLINS, now, has the hest wishes Of a large
circle ofschool mat es aud friends in this vicinity
The JOURNAL returns thanks for being remem
bered through all the 'Pomp pride and circum'
stance of snch an oceision.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03

Books and Periodicals. Id connection
with his Drug Store, Capt. CnAMrNEY has put
in a stock Of school books, stationery, and pro-
poses keeping full supply Of periodicals, such
as are usually sold in news depots. Those in
want of such articles should call and examine
his stock Particulars next week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03
Perrysbnrg October 25. 1871. 27m
VilhOft's Anti-PcriOdic or Fever
and Aguc Tonic

with hOft's Anti-PcriOdic or Fever
and Aguc Tonic
Is a remedy discovered in a malarious district,
and is known to be a Specific in the treatment of
diseases prevailing in such climate.
1t has no dangerous properties contains M
orsnic or mercury; is as safe for children as fhr
adults; cures chronic cases as acute fresh cases.
and is emiuenty economical, because the doses
recommended are so small, that one bottle may
be said to be worth more than half dozen visits
from physician, and costing not one-tenth of
the money.
1t will cure you of Chills and Fever, thai
great scourge of the West and South bordering
upon our myers and lakes, where pale faces and
protuberant abdumens meet you at every turn
It removes all of these and makes the patient
stout and happy again.
1t overcomes that sinking, dragging sense, the
invariabe accompaniment of Enlarged Spleen
and enables tn, p,or despuriaJ 'OsGksned patient
to walk or run with the buoyancey ofhealth.
Physicians NOtiGc.-Dr. OBERMILLER, o
Tlliln, Ohio, will be at NOrton's Exchange, Per
rysburg, to attend to all chronic Diseases, as
follows
Thursday, September the 7lh.
October the 9th.
November the 9th
December tue 7th.
Come and see him. Consultation free o.
cbnrpa l6n%
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03

The copius shower Of rainon Tuesday seems'
TO have extended pretty generally over the
northwest, and has vsTy probably allayed
greater amount Of anxiety than any similar
amount of rain that has fell during the past
twenty years. .I.
We hereby take occasion TO throw out hint
that we would like to be present atthe warm
ing ofthe gothic cooper shop at Grand Rapids,
also at the worming Of that magnificent resi-
dcnce mentioned by our Tontogany correspond
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03
l.. s. & Nj. s. r. r.

1S Ek@ - IL.
ON and after Sunday, May I4th, 1871, Pass
" scnger Trains willleave Toledo daily (Huas
days excepcd) as follows (Cleveiand tin,el;
CLEyELANO Il TOLEDO DIVISION.
leave Toledo.
800 A. NJ. Atlantic Express East, daily AZ
rives at Cleveland at 7.25 AN.
$50 A. NJ. Day Express will stop al III.
more, Fremont, Clyde. Bellevhe, M6hTsAvfiI6,
Norwalk, Wakcnan, Oberlin. ElyTia and BsrA,
arrives at Cleveland at 10 SO An.
Io.40 a NJ. Cincinnati FXTrrsS Will stop %
all stations. arrives At ClevelaEd at 3.40P n.
4.55 y. NJ. Aeccn hlodaticn, stops at all Eta-
tions, except 0lmstesd Falls, arrives st ClsVs@
land at 9 40 Pm.
$50 =, NJ. Special N. Y, Express. viii
stop at Fremont, clyde, MonrorvilIs, NsFWa1. /.
Elyria and Oberlin, arrives at CleVelaEd L0.e&
L. NJ. Sleeping cars to Buffalo and Rochester.
TRAINS Arrive.
10 and l0.10G. n and 1885, II so and II cor. u
MIC IIIGAN& SOUTHERN DIV kAIa&
Trains DePart-Mair LIAes
| 1925 a. N. Mail.
! 5l5 II. N. Cnldwater Accomao oSsLios.
500 +. NJ. Night Express. I'd
Air Linc.
1870 A. NJ. Special Chicago ETprsss.
! 1925 a. M. Acet mmudathn
li.5o T.. NJ. Pacific Express. s.
Detroit.
6.oo' A m.,4.o5 & sos, Rs N.
jackson.
lc.e5 A. M, aud 500 II m
Kalamazoo Grand lE0ptdS.
1928 A. VA, and s.OOP. M.
Trains Arrive.
Main Line, so and l0.I5 A. NJ. and 4skp =
Air Line, so A. NJ. and 4. 40 and s S0.S.h,
Detroit 25, 20, A.M.,5 IS and . 90 ?. n.
jackson, 10 10 A. M.,and 4.S5PM
O"ldwater Ase"mn, 1915 A. N. ana 43b ?. d.
cHAs. r. HATCH, Gen. supt,
CIeveland Ohio.
S,H. WARIsG, Ticket Agent, Toledo,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03

The Ladies Aid SOcieiY.-The follow
ing donations have been received by the Society
during the past week Mrs. A. Smith, pack
age clothing aud bedding Mrs. S. Smith, l
package clothing Mrs. Hart, package cloth
ing and bedding Mrs. Charpel, package chill
dren's clothing Mrs. F. Ysager, package
clothing and bedding Mrs. Hatch, l package
clothing Mrs. F. Thompson, package cloth
ing; Miss l.. E. Powers, l package clothing
The rooms of Mrs. Houston being rented for 9TH
er purposes, donations will be received at any
time at the store Of F. r. Miller g. CO..
BY letter W. Garman in the Toledo blade,
We learn that what is most needed now is con-
tributions of money and pros isions, the immedi-
ate wants in the way of clothing being supplied
Anything in the way Of substantials, such as
vegetables, fruit, dried or fresh, aour-anything
in fact which people need through the winter.
MRs. A. SMITH, President.
Miss ANNA C. BKAcu. Sec'y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03

fTus USIvERsAL AYeR."-on my journeys
over the continent-through Turkey India,
China, japan, Peru, Chila. Paraguay, Brazil
and Mexico, and the United States in them all
to some extent and in some to a great extent, |
haye found the universal Aver represented by
his family medicines, which are often held in
fabulous esteem. Whether they win tleir mar
yelous reputation by their cares, know not, but
! know they have it to such degree that it fire.
qnently gave me a distinguished importance to
have come from the same country EHid's let
ters Jr,m pJrodd.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03
New Millinery and Dress Making ES-
IahIiShmeMt.

The subcribers would respectfully announce
to the ladies of Perrysburg and vicinity, that they
have just received and are opening new and
tasteful Stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
adapted to the Fall and Winter trade.
Particular attention paid to the making OF
children and misses clothing also Dress, Cloak
and Shirt making. We would be pleased TO
receives liberal share 0: patronage. All work
Warranted. MRs. ANDY GLENN,
Miss POTTER.
pprrvshnrp October 25 1871 27m
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If you want Periodicals go to wEDDELL &

Burglary at Haskins.--A very bold rob
berry was committed at IIaskins, on Wednesday
morning, the thief or thieves entering the house
of Mr.. GEO. PITCHER and took from his panta-
looms, SiS5. On awakirg in the morning, Mr..
PITcnEE found his door wide open and pnntaloons
lying in the middle of the room minus the money
The loss is very severely felt as MIR. p. had
entered into partnership with Mr.. ZIMMERMAN to
run the grist mill at Haskins, the money that
was stolen being designed as II payment pre-
pOratory thereto.
It is reported that Mr.. P. counted his money
previous TO going to bed and it is supposed
that the thief, knowing that he had money, was
on the lookout and watched the opportunity to Sc
cure, only too successfully.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03
(Communicated.l

Mn. EDIToR: To those residing on Pine land 5
and on the great pralres of the Wost, and in
other loca liIes where danger from fire is appre-
hended, it is suggested that for protection that
those people have their buildings surrounded by
a sufficient breadth of red clover, which II mown
twice during the summer continues green until
killed by frost.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03

tReaders and admirers Of Parson Conway s
famous "Ten Gents for Cake" will fully appre-
ciate the following brace of obituary notices
clipped from Philadelphia paper j
All within this house is lonely,
Every one is sad to-day;
For our darling little Trady
Has forever passed away.
Little JDhnnies gone to Jesus,
We can't have everything to pleas us.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
VIEW ADVERTIsEmENTS.

White Ash Lumber---J. w. Rosss
History of Chicago Fire e-UuiQp Publishing Co
Pictorial Family Register Hannaford & Co.
Hats, Cans and Furs-N. ". Eddy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03

Money TO LOun.-The PcIrysburg Saw
ing's& Loan Association are prepared to loan
money on shorttime at as reasonable rates as
can be obtained in this vicinity. Persons wish
ing to borrow will do well to give them call.
SD. WEsrCoTT, Sec'y.
Perrysburg June s, 1871.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03

Furs.-We call special attention 10 the ad-
vertisement ofN. W. EDDY, No. li9 Summit
street, Toledo. 1t will be seen that Mr.. EDDY
has received from the Eastern markets and
opened for the inspection Of his customers large
and very choice selection OF Furs, for the wear
Of ladies' and gentlemen.
His prices will be found as low as those of
any fair dealer in the market and the qualities
of his goods will always be found equal to his
representations.
All who want bargains. will do we'll to call on
EDDY and make an early selection.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03

Personal.-F. HoLLENBEcK, Esq. started
for New York on last Friday, on business that
will detain him in that city, also Philadelphia
Baltimore and Pittsburg, until the first of De-
cenber.
After vexatious delay OF some four weeks,
the family Of Rev. C.. =. TAYLOR arrived in this
place on Tuesday evening last. The prospects
for an amicsble settlement with the railroad
authorities for the loss Of their baggage is favor
able, but it is not expected that compensation
will be received for treasured articles of silver
ware, the replacing of the wardrobe, the per-
picking delay, &c.
We regret to announce that ]. VI. IIoRD, ESQ.,
is preparing to remove his family from our town
and county next week. He has renewed his CO.
partnership his brother, j. X. HoRD, an
proposes settling in Elyria, Lorain county; Ohio
with the view af practiciug his profession.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03

Those who wish reliable hair preparation
should buy Halls Vegetable Sicihan Hair Re-
newer. It is compounded of the purest ingre-
dients and with the strictest care.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03

The WeIch and Lombard CRsc.-We
give space elsewhere in this paper for Mr.. DoDOE
20 make one more argument in favor of WEIGH
and LOMBARD the two men who were tried for
burglary. With those who are acquainted with
all ofMe facts in this case, Mr. DoDGR's card, or
explanation, will have but little weight in chang
ing their opinions, which are well matured
AS Mr.. DoDGE expresses desire to have no
newspaper controversy, and has implied threat
of resortng to "civl and criminal Jurisprudence
for Il redress Of his wrongs, we desire to rest
the case right here. We are quite as timid about
civil or criminal jurisprudence'-as admins
tered as he can be about newspaper contro-
versy.
Ii we have said ought, however, to induce the
knayes and thieves OF the country to make this
the theater Of their operations, we deeply re
gret it. Wehave a supply all Sufficient already
on hand.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-03

HelIg ioIs Notice. The Rev. J. l.. McCLoUD,
Of Toledo, will preach ptthe Baptist church in
this place on next Sabbath, at 1OX AN.
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.gerrgRnrg Suntnal
pUBLIsHED KvERY FRIDAY MORNING BY
JAMES MONS.
JOR PRINTING.

or every description, executed in a style defy
ing competition, and rs cheap as can be done
elsewhere. We give our personal attention TO
all job Work, aud allow none but 6rst class
work TO leave the Office. Call and examine spec
linens.