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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08
A Monthly Paper q, rs Pages,, Devoted
solely 10 Fruits, Flowers and Negetus
bies. az only S1.O0 per Year.

It Is edited by person who has had lifetime of
prdtcai experience, and who now as under cuilYalon
Two HUNDRED ACRES OF SMALL FRUITS besides over
-Four Thousand Fruit Trees orchard Form, and an
immense amount OF Glass Forcing Houses, Ornamental
Mifg Agricultural and Horticultural papers, besides
reading The practical books these subjects and
from his extensive practical experience cndeaYOrs 10
rony into the REConpER only such VIII prove
OF 0yGcicdi benefit its readers. Thus you get, Tor
the small sum ot 81 co. the ceGm OF tlese papers Pc
sides the oIC experience and observations OF the td
tor. For year, We have been engaged N the Dns-
ness OF FTuirslOving, here and In Indiana we have
been obliged take eight ten papers TO get such m
formation as desired 20 assist us in our business
cleaning little from this paper and from tnat II sa
Wc-kn0wu fact that most of the horticultural papers
arc ieaousy careful TO copy articles from other
papers, matter how valuable, fearing, by so doing,
ihai they VIII advertise the merits Of such paper, and
detraci frOm their boosted originality. Now, we don't
profess much knowledge or originally as 70 throw
aside original matter Of this kind hut shan "cut and
slash" wherever we can ind valuable matter. copying
such, and OF course giving the proper credit we also
have ARTICLES in every number from some Of the
practical Fruit Growers in the United States, The Two
10 three pages OF "GReSHpRS and AHSlfef@' besides
the Editors "lluHs aHi JouaQS 0nE &c F.5Hs
Fdrlap have given such universal satisfaction that
they will he continued also, al. hee Eyes O6-
,cFrgri0HN" 2" will take mp a certain space. -,
Many suspOse il is impossible 10 avea good actl-
cal paper printed outside Of certain cities We simply
ask such To send for specimen copy OF the EE ORDER
(sent nee 20 all applicants, and let q SPEAK fgf dseV
We thnK IL Will satisfy you hat person can nc pl1c'
hCag engaged In the business and yet edit presenta
bic paper over one thousand teslinohaiF, teceiNe @
the present year, claim Tor IL re gsA paper eN1ht on
Fruit Growing, Flowers, and the Kitchen Garden. one
prominent horticulurist writes us The RSroRDE'
cal matter every month"; Another aays Tile lEcon1;
ER s fun OF practical subjects AS an egg with meat
urge upOn al, before subscribing, or renewing Tor
any other horticultural paper, send for specimen
COPY. our premiums, in ch pdnis, are otfg 45efq
scrfhers our "SMALL Fruit INsTRUcroR,n work OF
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"A young man advertises for a place
as salesman, and says he has had great
deal of experience, having been dis
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within the wear
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Mothers, send your children to b,

-lIOIIIVI0' StHU gVUT NIIIIWIVII " UVVE
happy. Whatever cares press, give it a
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh and
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TuE cpEAr BLOOD PURIFIER.

Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel, Diabetes, Dros,
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Ike white silk or there Is morbid DARK % %DllouT ~,
nrara1ce and white bonedust deposits ans Mhe
/ h nricsng, burning sensaOn Wien passing W'.ei'
and paln in The small OF the back ana 0onR le lo7
/ 1,.s,o - OO npr Rattle,
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THE HOOKING BIRD.
CHIGiCO 4T9 ,Ts DESTRgfIH0N,

full and complete history Of Chicago her PAST pres
ent and future. With gruphic scenes, Incidents, qhd
full details OF the disaster, by Geo p. tptm and j.
w sheahan, editors of the Chicago IHbdis with
over 90 pn res and 20 illHstTa lions. II is now
A6ENTS WANTED. outiif and cii6icG,of tsqritory
Union Publishing Co., Chicago, H., oTfhiiaa'a, Pa
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

United etates only With tsb difference that 90 900 nhs
ssn should be entitled 70 ono representative In the
house ana $1,000 nbshitsnts 10 one benatoT Tho Mayor
% elected By ballot In each repeesentstixs dis
ttCt majority VI nekA OF each district beinG
as 20 Ms election. No man should be elected % ore
~ the CITY government unless an ownee IN fee
simple OF 300 worth Of lreal sefaeat and
cenined dx months before election. tof the 0fce
o. ocns1r the qualification should be In me manpse
yl0VU. Evefy man " and woman" owning noS I'm Ha4
oo worth OF real estete, free from should
De entitled 70 vote. provided they have hved in tho
city two months and registered IN their election district
NO one shoud be entitled 10 vote at my esesecn for
senators or Representatives without having direct
taxes 0 Poll tax Of - Thcfe should DC special
registry law for the city without reference 70 tne state
elections that no man "or woman en0eiG vee unless
registered 80 days before the e!ect2n Inc elections
should be held the second Tueeday 10 April every two
years. The terms Of ONCE shOuid % Tor Representa
MWyor four yc.rs Ho cfcsi shOuld be eligible Tor re-.
election until the lapse Of period equal to his %
Office.
rsat opposition, because II would 0biterate a numb6f
OF the Office holders who fatten upon the present
system Of city government nnd their followers the ro
peaters snd bal0tbox suffers because woud reduce
the combined expenses Of government Oneha and sep
Arste the city from the state elections because would
require the members Of the various appointed By
the Mayor to bc confirmed by the Senate and the laws
enacted By both branches OF the Government. Bus
should such charter and such Government ever be
secured am persuaded all embraced In the metropolis,
and particularly the propcrty-hOlders and tho tax.
payers, would be inestmably benefited. U.
Heu York, Dec. 5, ISL
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
STUPIDITY IN HIGH PLACES.

TO INC SuttoF OF 1FbObbc'
SIR 1t seems to mo that the press will be
derelict to It's duty II it does not enter emphatic pro-
test against the shameful oldfogysm and neglect Of the
venerable fossils who have been the medical attendants
on the Prince OF Wales The bulletins they have out
daily and hourly, might have satisfied physicians and
thinking in the fourteenth the fifteenth century
but they could possibly purpose except tO help
the stockgambers at the present day The Prince OF
Wales per se Of greater consequence than any
other man Of his age and stature but tho accidents OF
birth and position have made his recovery dissolution
matter Of deep interest to millions In Europe and Amer
ica When medical science merely the Of
and not always guessing correctly 1t was pardonabe tC
say, "There Is little improvement" There was
little more fever" There slight eXscerbatiou
last night :" but that time past thanks to the dscov
cries and Of tho last thirty years. Medicine
far diagnosis concerned has become Of the
exact sciences No intelligent hyscian afford &c
ignore the posre diagnoss In typhoid fever whether
simple or complicated. It Is especially Important a.
sd 70 s %
,.: make
ah % q BY sSsn a
ssa Sy the best ea:.ed IN tS and
Europe. The variations Of the tenperaars from the
s c n tsc Sss %
psaSs ioa as have also the Of
rcspirations Significance which Is perfectly ,nder, @
stoad and which II published four or i've times DAY
without comment would have told the public the condt
tion Of the royal patient with absolute certainty ana
have prevented the dsracefu stock speculation oi the
past few days How long Is the medical profession to be
dshonored by the ncompetency OF occupynS
Its hi ighcst positions @' "
Brooklyn, Dec. II. 1871.
Tho blank accompanying the above II filed out oy
the particulars Of individual case, would give the de-
Of fcver depression average temperature IN de-
gees average pulse and respiration OF the patient for
each morning and evening during seven days. These
particulars In connection with the age Sex and cond
tion Of sufferer from typhoid fever would undoubtedly
give physician very clear conception Of the degree OF
dangor the patient might be in.-Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
CHEAP TELEGRAPH TOLLS.

70 lhe Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: am constrained to call attention to
the unwarrantabe and oppressive rates OF telegraph
companies where there Is opposition. had occasion.
to-day to telegraph to three different direct and easy
points, and the charges a. follows:
10 words to Philadelphia, distance 3s sles.......si
10 worls to York. Penn. distance IA nles.
10 words to Marysrile Penn. distance ls uies...
fnd many places, where there are opposition lines
from which words be sent for from 10 to 20 cents.
for about the Same distance IT that II tele
graph companies wise they would only charge fair
rates. and If they consulted their own interest they
would court business by reduction of rates. Most bus
ness would prefer sending selsgrspn dspssShe%; %
ssy ~iee that s the
repay the extra Investment Business men would soon
educate themselves to condense and an Grdnary ss na
Telegraph reduce the rates. increase the 6snsss
'nS Starsey. urSey nisc Taies Co., N. T., Dec l. 1871
TO the gdttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The letter of Z. Gulick from 'Starkey.
Yates County, n Y, complaining Of the unwarrantable
aud oppressive rates Which he has paid for
hes been duly received. We much obliged Tor tno
opportunity of stating the facts Of the case, whcn a
pose entirely Of Mr. Gucks charges at least 70 T -
we Hs are c,.I%s Gnnes5asd, s6as b. ba, maid for
Ten "o'a: . Ss.dsasl:, ss s.....s1Ss
Teen Ten sSrd; Ssi; ssy:e s1y dfS. PENN distance
In reply would say
First The office at starkey, Yates County is not upon
our lines but upon the lines Of the Emira and Canaan.
dagua Railroad Company, which connects with US ~
Elinira. .-&NS-- --sr .
Second: The tariff from Philadelphia York, or Mafys
vile. 70 starbey, Yates County both for the kaIoso
CQppanys line and for liDe only for 10 words IN
each case. Any excess over q which Mr. Guick paid
due to the fault of the operator at Starkey He not ID
any manner under our control
Third; The tariff Of the Emira and Canandaigua Teie
graph line from Starkey to Emira is IS cents for dls
tance OF about 80 miles, The tariff Of the Western Union
Telegraph line from Elnira to Philadelphia, YORK, or
Marysve, IL only 65 cents In each case II apPeers,
therefore, that the tariff the railroad line Is In tns
case more than three times higher In proportion TO ds
tance than the tariff Of the Western Union Company.
Fourth consider rate Of G5 cents from Elmira 70
the points named low the business Will JUSTIFY IL
is to point out that between large ana I'M
pOrtan Offices handling great number OF uessages We
can afford business at rates much lower IN proper
number Of messages Is necessarily limited and the bus-
barely pays expenses. - W., ~, 80.
Erremfire Office. Western Union Telegraph Company
Neu- York, Dec. Q, ISL
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

"a the Wsst n their freedom from shoddy, nocts msng
and evcry Other substaie for pure. sron honest WOOL
Mr. Dodgss address V full Of the like valuable N;
formation And tho wool -growers manufacturers and
cCnsmr"sr. nf cloth OF the whole country owe him
debt Of gratitude for tho good service he has done
them. A.
for wool growing for years to come qnite
as good ~ the prospects Of any other branch OF
agriculture. How lamentable it ia that the Assem-:
bling of the National Legislature should be looked
forward to with fear for tho safety Of important an
interest.
Fai,mount, N. Y, November o9th, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
p, A MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
10 the Editor sr re Tribune.

oIR' I NAVE ufSItVu INC fOIIOWlhg CfuUB aug"
geons for tho purpose Of bringing before the people OF
New-York an idea Of city charter which would bc
truly metropolitan in It's character and desgns End with
the hope that they may elicit On expression Of opinion
which could not be otherwise than advantageous.
would include under charter the CITY and County
Of New York. the County OF Kings tho part Of e County
Of Queens west Of and including ths ton Of JAmsiea,
snd much Of westchoster County @ is already vtfta
aya par. q NewYort spa s now nsing sid St on @ TIE
bned territories would be formed and managed In all ts
departments tho principle of tho Congress- VI the
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16


wool manufacturers. representing national sssoca.
tons Of zach interest The NatiOnsl Association OF
Manufacturers has, far can learn been faithful
20 smss agreemsat and has officially interposed in
81 hazard. Individual manufacturers of w0olens
acting from what believe to be q narrow view Of
their own ultimate best interests have tried to have
the duty taken of from foreign grown wool. that
they might. for short season, buy foreign wool \
little cheaper, though by the destruction Of home.
producing ,nteresfS that you'd soon follow; these
tan %oa % hd without
countries for raw material Mr. Dodge of tSa
Agricultural Department at Washing In his MI.
dress before the New-York State Agricultural
mo man In his senses, and with ordinary iuteiscncs
can fall N see that the tariff Of 1881 been the
OF our from complets
the close OF our war with Great Britain half century
40 sEo ,., fhsre should Se no prsmiam PAID
cloths. little ustren cOm6ins Wool for olsss 'os 81
w0rsteds and someof the co6rsos for carpets, already
Ss woq ss f9l
Before the recent war in issS tSs value -.
prodnct Of tSs wool Of the U{ed statss- u ' " soe
.ssisss of soSd; never made hero before
Nearly siI our Consumption Of coatinss, ~ Sssvsr. S
EsQnmaax aad other cloths Of home msnufsoturo
n SSr nv n & and hossry 70 the amount Of
caysSs are nParsbly better asd strouEes
sS \ 1 nc
oofns Nearly hslf tho Brussels carpets required arc
made in eA. and row the priaooly Xxninster
ass y.rS ~
cnsiecs ns.cn,sasIns strtdss have boen made great
hts SssS %-ss VIZ grower
!, the extension Of manufacturing into his own vicinity
worthy u tho feeling Of contempt Tor shams, 80 natural
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16


camp at Iazaro. With them three children Of
Mercedes, and four of Juana Melchor Mola the hus-
band Of Mercedes, had been Prefect OF Caunao under
the Cuban Government but had retired from service.
He did not enter the army account Of his weak state
OF health and had been for many years, alike In Cuba,
in Paris and In this city, where he was educated, subject
to species Of epileptc ts The ladies had servant
with them, and Melchor lived In q small hut, about
mile from his family Lazsro distant about IL leagues
west OF Puerto Principe the Espritu Santo road and
the Spanish camp there was commanded by Col Fran
cisco Acosta, a renegade Cuban. This Acosts, the
very day of the massacre, the 9th Of January
last, stopped at the little rancho Of the MOs
ladies, on his way from Puerto Principe to his
camp at Lazaro and asked Mercedes to influence her
husband to present himself adding that he would be at
his camp all that evening, and that he would expect to
see MechOr Moa there. At about nghtfa some Of the
Spanish soldiers from his camp presented themselves at
the rancho They forcby dragged the ladies and their
children out Of the hut, and then threaeningly told
them TO deliver at all the money and jewelry In
when one Of these brues. enrseed at the prospect OF
being thwarted. drew his sword and struck Mercedes
the little boy who escaped and tells the story rushed
his mother and begged her 70 deliver she had
tigers BY the blood Of their victims the carnage was
gore she was literally hacked to pieces. Her corpse
boy had fallen unde. ni: mothers skirts and the brgs
Poor Juana underwent the same fate There was not
foot square part OF hes body that these ends had
not gashed The beasts then killed four of the little
children, cutting them up In pieces All this out
head Of poor little fellow about years old was
missing 1t Is said that WAS carried Oh the point
cruelty was reserved however child BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL
little GIRL only years old The savages cot re to
the hut and pitched the poor little soul alive into the
fames The words O her little brother when telling IL
were: "hi hermdnua estdbG rfvfLd QueMadd." Acosta
conesses in hrs letter that he heard Of the deed that
night that he heard from his camp the sreks Of the
women and the flames Of the burning hut, and
yet he coolly moved into Puerto Principe next
morning. without Waiting the scene OF the
The little boy. whom the spaniards left for dead
got up they left and went into the woods. He
stated that twice three times during the night he ven
tured out to the road IN the hope that he might meet
someboty he knew. In the morning he met mulattO.
former slave Of the family, and TO him he related what
had happened. Tie nuatto accompanied the ehild and
found the mutated corpses 0f the ladies and children
He then took the boy where the father Was hidden
III the woods. Mcchur Mdd, en- hearing the fearful
cita Of these brutal outrage, fell tnsress and died
few days atcrward. The ladies' Mere, dcs and Juina
Moa were az respectively IS and 33 Mcrce.>s
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| MARRIAGE GUTDE-Intsresting vork. nunsf-
| Gus engrAvfngs, 214 pages. Price 50 eta Address
DR.. Butts DispensATy, II North Eghth street, So
Louis, No. See advertisement SeplA dkWiy
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Who Kids

By virtue C resolution adopted in the
City Council, all property in charge Of the
Police Department, and which has been so
held for six months without being claimed
by its owner, will be sold, and the money
real zsd from such sale appropriated to
stationhouse purposes. Among he prop
erty in charge of the Police Department, is
a complete set of burglars instruments,
such as are used for breaking into banks
and other houses whose valuables are
Guarded by massive and strongly looked
doors. These burglarious instruments
were captured by the police something
more than year ago from party of gen
tlemep" who were at the time industriously
irving to gain access to bank vault on
College street. This property. since Its
@ ,pture. has been at the ststonhouse,
awaiting the demands Of its owners, but as
vet. nobody has called or sent to
claim it. These burglars tools have been
examined by gentlemen competent to
Judge as to the quality Of such things, and
pronounced to be very perfect both as to
make and materisl-in fact, the most CON-
plete and perfect set of such things ever
seen hereabouts. If the owners desire to
regain possession of this property, they
can do SO on application to the authorities,
or. if no such application be made within q
given time, the house breaking instru-
ments may be sold to the highest bidder,
provided such bidder be an honest gentle
man who simply desires to try his skill as
burglar. Who'll bid?
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created an advance. Shipneuts to-dav of
BOO bushels at TO sacked and delivered in
depot.
BAsL1x-We quote at 55@eoo buying.
and zoo, s&oksd and delivered in Depot.
Rxn-Dealers are shipping at 81 per
bushel, sacked and delivered In depot.
OATs-We quote from wagon s7k04Oc.
and 600 sacked and delivered in dspot'
OTTAL-We quote bran at S17 per ton
loose; shipstuf $50 , ton
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30

Scout, by John Morgan, dam Lizzie Nor
gan BY imp Glencoe; years old.
A. Buford enters Buford & Jerome's ar
Nellie Gray, by Commodore, dam by imp
Sovereign Gown sister to Pnoress); years
old
q. B. Ohestham enters T. @. Moore's
oh Foster, by Lexington, dam Verona by
imp Yorkshire; years cid.
FoURTE RACE.
Handicap race for beaten horses-Mils
heats.
B. r. Oockrill enters w. E. Barnes b Q
Jim Hinton, by Rogers; dam Madam
House, by imp Lsviathan; years old; 81
lbs.
Turner & johnson enters Oh Sue Wal.
ton, by Jack Malone; dam by Capt. Elgee;
years old; 70 lbs.
R.F. Woods enters A. B. Pratt's Oh +,
by Second Highlander; dam Florence
| Guild, by Albion; so lbs.
B. B. Ohcathams enters jas. McIntyre'l
b z, by Norton; dam by Wagner; 80 lbs.
A. Buford enters b Hollywood, by Lex.
ington; dam Miriam, by imp Glencoe;
years old; rs lbs.
Geo. w. Darden enters Aneroid, By
Lexington; dam Nebula, By imp Glencoe
| 101 lbs.
Owing to the length Of the programme
the first race will be run ct o'clock. Mr.
Adolph Nelson, who has charge Of the
dining hall, has laid in something extrs
for to-day, and his guests may look GU
for bountiful feast of the good things.
The great feature in the programme to.
day will be the two mile dash, In which the
famous Nellie Grey and the word renowned
Foster and the illustrious Morgan Scou
will come together. In this race Foster
is the favorite. pools being taken on hin
at S125 to $50 on Nellie.
In the Maxwell House stake Gaberiun
zie is the favoKite, with Sentinel IS second
choice, and in the fourth race Hollywood
| Is stout favorite.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
Royal Havana Lottery.

ESQ, 900 IN gold drawn every seventeen
days. Prizes csshed and information fur
nished The highest rates paid for doub-
looms, all kinds Of gold and silver, Span
ish bank bills, Government securities, etc.
Taylor & Co., Bankers, No. is Wall street,
New York. my16 d&ws