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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-10-27

The Illustrated Christian Weekly, published at
$50 Nassau Street, New York, offer for ten new
subscribers with the mincy. $50, to send the
postpaid by mail, free Of charge to any address.
This chrome, the regular price Of which is
81 80, lis 20 by l5inches in size, and is NJ ex-
act reproduction in colors of the original oil
painting by Prof. JORDES
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New Millinery and Dress Making Es-
Hl1 a.' InbIisIment. ff 900 f'i-

The subcribers would respectfully announce
70 the ladies Of Perrysburg and Vicinity. thathsy
have Just received and are opening q new and
tasteful Stock Of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
adapted to the Fall aud Winter trade. eiamnJ,,,
Particular attontion paid to the making of
children and misses clothing also Dress, Cloak
and SLrt making. We would be pleased 20
receive liberal share os patronage. All work
Warranted. W. Mas. ANDY GLENN,
MIss POTTER.
Perrysbnrr October 2b. 1871. - 27m
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Clothing and Furnishing GOods.-we
call the attention Of our readers to the advertise
ment Of MABLEY, the Clothier, in this issue OF
the Journal. Short as it is, yet it is very ex-
pressive-it simply states the place Of business
and the classes Of goods kept for sale. The
proprietor only invites a call from those who de-
sire to purchase, an inspection will convince
them that he has not only the largest stock Of
goods in Toledo, but he also has the best assort.
ment at the very looea prices.
To all our Wood county friends who trade in
Toledo we say call at 1853 Summit street, MABLEY
will be sure to suit both n price and quality
He has but one price and that is always the low,
est, as his motto is,smal profits and quick re
turns,
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Perrysburg OctoBer 25. 1sffl y n

The Advance.--We are much gratfisd at
receiving renewed visit from that atcxcellent re-
ligious paper The Adeance, of Chicago.
Having lost everything in the Great Fire,ye'
its motto is "Advance," True courage could
not receive better illustration than is furnished
by the Adcaaes and other Chicago papers who,
like it, lost all their property, but human will,
nerve and enterprise whiehIs now demonstrated
BY their resumption Of their publication.
We tru st that the Adeonce will arise, Phoenix
like, out of the ashes Of the late copaagrAton'
with renewed viRor and increased prosperity.
The religious world ought not, indeed cannot
afford to lose the influence Of such papers asithe
Adudncs, ~ f"
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
ScuooL EXAMINERS, NOTICE

SCHOOL EXAMINERs,NOTICE.--
- Notice is hereby given that there will be y
meeting NJ the Board OF School Examiners Of
Woodcounty Ohio, ,fortheexamjnation oftcach-
ers, at the Court House in Bowling Green, on
the first Tuesday Of each month until further
notice.
Each applicant should be present as early as
oo'clock A. NJ. fJa5
Each Applicant will be required to furnish
certificate of good moral character.
There will be M examination Of applicants
except at regular meetings Of the Beard.
No certificates will hereafter be antedated to
cover time taught prev ious to examination.
by order Of the Board,
Foag s.. =. LONG, Clerk.
Bowling Green, February 7, A. d 1871.
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Money TO LOan.-The Perrysburg Saw
ing's & Loan Association are prepared to loan
money on short time at as reasonable rates as
can be obtained in this vicinity. Persons wish
ing to borrow will do well to give them call.
SD. WEsTcoTT, See'y.
Perrysburg June 8, 1871.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-10-27

q, Look Ont for ImpOsters.-The late de-
structive fires will send mtny worthy people
through the Country, very probably, who are
deserving Of assistance and the sympathies ofour
people. At the same time we my look for
every confidence man AMI every vagrant in the
country to turn "Chicago sufferers" In justice
to the many cases Of genuine need, let there be
a careful scrutiny Of all applicants. Question
closely where doubt arises.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-10-27

Justice With Vengeance.-A man from
Maumee alghted from his horse in front of one
of our saloons day or two ago aud told boy
he would hold the animal a few minutes he would
give him fifteen cents One Of our official guard
ians went into the saloon aud smiled with him
and upon coming out the Maumee man refused
to fill his promise to the boy, whereupou said Of
icaI arrested him, took him before magistrate
who fined him IS 20.
A comparison. Two men stole $3.50 90 from
F. r. MILLER h Co.'S, store last Summer. They
were arrested, and at the preliminary trial the
chain Of evidence was so strong against them that
everybody who heard il were convinced Of the
guilt Of the accused They were remanded to
Jail to await a hearing before the Court of Com
mon Pleas. In the msan time able counsel was
secured by the prisoners, with $3.50 90 of the
stolen money. Last week their case came up
for hearing. The jury failed to agree-eight for
conviction and four for Scquittal. new jury
was empanneled and the case tried again on
Wednesday. The Jadge, in giving his charge
to the jury, told them if a doubt existed they
could not convict. They took the benefit of
doubt and cleared two msn tha. should never see
the outside Of prison. The stulen money was
forthcoming and the counsel for the prisoner
paid $3.50 90 out of 1t before leaving the court
room.
We hear it asserted that the counsel knew that
the prisoners had the money and that \. r.
MILLER & Co. could have recovered half Of i
il they would not prosecute the case but being
confident of The guilt Of the prisoners, and for
the protection Of society they preferred to lose
the money and the time, blieving that conviction
was sure.
Verify the courts Of justice are becoming
farce,
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!. s. 4 NJ. S. r. q.

Ls 60 N We &c h' Ne
IS EE@F 7I.
ON and after Sunday, May I4th, 1871, Pas
" senger Trains will lears Toledo daily (Run-
laws axrrpiedj as fnllnws (Cleveiand time):
CLEVELAND n rOLE DO DIVISION.
Leave TslcSO.
500 A. NJ. Atlantic Express East, daily Ag
rivrs at Cleveland at 7.25 An.
$50 a. NJ. Day Express will step al III
more, Fremont, Clyde. Bellevue, MrLusviiIs,
NOrwalk, Wakeman, ObeTlin, ElyTia and BSrea.
arrives at Cleveland at 10 so An.
IO.4O A. M. Cincinnati ExI rrsI will step &c
all stations arrives al Cleveland at $40 n.
4.55 -. M. Accommodation, stups at all Bta-
iiors, except 0lmstead Falls, arrives at Clsvs-
land al 40 Pm. f't-
$50 =. NJ. Special N. Y. Express, wtlS
stop at Fremont, Clyde, Moplorvile, Nor NalA
Elyra and 0berlin, arrives at Cleveland lOt0
P. Nj. Sleeping to Buffalo and Rochester.
Trans Arrive.
| 10 and 10 .l0A. N and S5, IL 40 and = 40 aP.1
NJ 20 HEGAN& SOUTHERN DIvIAE00
Trains DePart-main LInts
1e.a5 A. NJ. Msil. ID
! 5.lJ r. NJ. Coldwater Accom- modatien.
500 +. NJ. Night EXPRESS
Air Line.
1880 A. NJ. Special Chicago YxprSsS.
1919 =. M. Accom- o hdAtl0n.
li.SO +. u. PAeiae Ezpress.
Detroit.
s.oo,lo.to 4 M.,4.oS 4 s.oS, ~. -.
Jackson.
1928 A. VI and 500 p u.
Kalamazoo q Grand KapIAs.
1928 A. M, and 500 p. M.
Trains Arrive,
Main Line, $50 and 1918 A. n. and IssPR
Air Line, 2 SO A. IL. and $40 and s 20, IN,
Detroit, 10. 25. ll.20, ~ ~, 5 35 and cor.
Jackson, 10 is N..and 4.35P.M
Celdwater Aeeom'n, le,I5 n. ava AS T.u.
SuAS. T.. HAI CBs Gen supt,
Cleveland, Ohis.
$. II. WARING, Ticket Agent, Tsisdo,
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THs MoNr MY NovELErrE FoR NJvENBER.-
This magazi ne is so different from any other
mazgzine in the country that it is a specially
1t contains only the most interesting reading
matter, and is not filed with dull essays and re
views. The November number Of the Monthly
Novelette, is especially rich with stories and rO-
mances, poetry and verses Of rare merit.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-10-27

Railroad from Bowling Green.-Thc
citizens Of Bowling Green are agit,ting the sub
isct of a branch railroad to connect with the ID
& NJ, either at Hiskins or at Tunlogany. Agree
able as that enterprise may be to our friends at
Bowling Green, those at HIskins and TOntoga-
ny do not seem to cherish it so warmly simply
on the grounds that the farm products Of the
center Of Wood county would be shipped from
Bowling Green, aud not from those points on the
d. & NJ. Rad as at present. This, we learn, is
the chief objection urged by II,skins and Toutog-
any, to cooperating I, the enterprise. Whether
such exception is correctly taken it is not for us
/ to say.
! This, however, we do say, and the fact is
manifest to the ent erprising citizens os Bowling
/ Green themselves, that withou: railroad associa.
tons they are necessarily cut nj from that expe
ditiuus intercourse with the citizens at large IL
| this county and without which, the advantages
they have recently gained, will Soon pass from
them.
We say, then, by all means secure railroad
connections and ia considering its tsrmini on th'
d. & VI. Road, it may be well tn reflect on tn
advantages offered by Perrysburg as point .
shipment by water. This, to bowling Green
will hereafter prove of more implr tance than !
now imagined. With the railroad track extend
ei to the river, which might be aecomplishe
with but SIN II comparative cnst, direct ship
ment with the Lake psrts could be made equa
in advantages 10 tIose now possessed by Toledo
We have thus merely advanced tue idea. II
consideration will do no HARM
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Peterson's M1;aIine-for November-the
cheapest and best of the lady's books-is bsfore
us, and a magnificent number it Is! Baby's
Answer its principal steel plate, is perfect
beauty. Then comes its doutle sized plates en-
graved on steel Then there is superb slipper
pattern, printed in colers itself alone worth the
price Of the number. The tales and noveles, ns
always in "Pe,erson," are all original and
hriiiing interest. The Mystery Of Brides
Bayou" in the present number Is story such
as we rarely see anywhere now a-davs. Noe is
the time to get up ei"G' far 1872. The Prospectus
is just out. Tie price Of Peterson is only
two dollars year to single subscribers, while
other magazines Of its class are three or four
To clubs the terms are lower still, viz: five
copies for eight dollars eight copies for twelve
dollars. Every person getting up either of these
clubs will receive the Magazine for 1872 gratis.
and al so a splendid copy right engraving GA
inches by 49, Five Tunes One To-Day" We
can speak frum personal experience If the beauty
and value of this engraving. Specimens Of the
Magazine sent gratis if written for. Sec Pros
pectus in another column.
Address, CHARLES j PETERSON.
800 Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
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Thin hair thickened, badness cured, and gray
hair made to return to its youthful color by the
use of Halls Vegetable Scilian Hair Renewer'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-10-27

81. r." in TroubIe.-A Justice OF
the Peace, who don't live more than twenty
miles from Perry.burg, came To town few days
since in search of minister to unite n couple
iu the holy bands Of matrim1ny whs had
made application to him tn have that short but
important job done. He had never married a
couple, lies he preferred To plt:oniIe the
minister's. No minister could be found, and the
parties desiring to take tour on the next train
which would soon be due, the matter became
pressing. The J. p. mustered up courage, put
on his 'specks and went in. Not being ia
miIiar with the ceremoney, and MT having time
to look it up, he commenced with the familiar
Know All Men by Tuese Presents, that
that t.
This did mt sound exactly right, and the be-
Wildered J.P. proceeded:
In the nam, Of the FAther-Amen." L
-, being in the enjoyment Of good health and
OF sound min |, do hereby m Ike my last will an
te stament, and--aud--0h stan up aul will
swear you in.
To IN IKE long story short the couple wsHt
away, satisfied that :hey were man and wife.
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ANNIE c. BEACH, secrta.:

The lSentiasE exhibits its weakness by res
GREETING that it was not the Perrysburg 81 lie Of
the JOURNAL that was destroyed by fire, instead
of the Chicago side. The incendiary feelings
of the Sen,el editors is easily accounted for and
are well understood.
Tire.-The latest fire news this week is the
destruction of sixty cords Of wood at Rnachton,
of corn belonging to Mr.. DANIEL NEWTON.
The mail train due here at P. NJ to-day was
delayed one hour by the fire.
If Col. SHANNON will take the troable to in.
vestigate some OF the numerous malicious falser
hoods, circulated before and after the COnVeu-
ton, he can make it dilicultfor seve raj parties
to maintain a character tor integrity in this
community-at least among those " hO are not
blmded by prejudices. aj.
"A Sentimental editor says: "Smoky days
remind us that autumn is coming -hastening
on the wings of time to blast the bloom and beau
ty Of summer, and clothe its verdure in the
death-sheet of winter" We viii! take a little Of
the death Sheet" wet blanket or anything
that will take away the " smoky days" -as
The Good Templars and the Division o
Sons have commenced their literary exercise
for the long winter evenings. In tbs ab.snc
Of pnblc debating society the two Lodges will
be found n be good places for our young men to
impNve their time in learning to debate, and
the young ladies to improve their literary fac
ultes.
The Lille Corporal comes 10 us after the
Great Fire with head erect, banner flying and
sword drawn ready to lead in the van Of good
morals and sprightly lite nature. Those of the
Juveniles who may not tNpprehend the los ses sus
tained by its prOprietOrs and publisher, will Ger.
lainly rejoice in that en- terprise which has again
restored their cherished friend, the Little 0OrpOr
! ol, to their friendly associations. s.1
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100000
ACRES
OF
EXCELLENT FARMING g. SPLENDID
MICHIGAN
LANDS
FOR SALE,

ASH He-nlOck,
Oak, &c.
The grant of lands to the Grand Rapids and
Indiana Railroad Company, to build their Road
from Fort Wayne, Indiana. to Traverse Bay an6
Mackinaw, Michigan, comprises in its farming
lands every variety of spil, from the rich clay
ioonl to the light sandy, and they are found il
that section Of Michigan, north Of the City o.
Grand Rapids, and contiguous to the great fruit
belt on the eastern shores Of Lake Michigan, nov
being rapidly developed by railroad and other
enterprises.
The Pine Lands are situated On the Mnskc
gon Manistee, Pere Marquette, White, Pine
Tamarack Flat and Rouge Rivers, and lying
twenty miles IN either side of the surveyed lnr
Of said road, and are in the hearto of the Pine
section, from which Chicago is So largely sup
piled.
Farming Lands are sold to actual settler,
OH credit, one quarter down, balance IN wear.
ly payments, interest per cent. Persons desr.
rus of lncatiuns for farms will, on application a
the Office, in Grand Rapids, be furnished
with Tickets over tEc Road, emitting then
to Return OF Fares, in the event of purcbaS.
ing any Of the Company's farming land. Foi
information about the lands. prices. location, &c
address VIM. A. HOW ARD,
Land Commissioner,
Tile Ter tet. Grand Rapids, Mich
22m
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Ladies Oyster Supper.-The oyster sup
per at the NJ. E. Chuich on Friday ev oniug last,
was the source Of much social enjoyment to
numerous circle Of friends who attended it. The
bivaives were provided 10 profusion, and from
appearances, we presums:thst ample justice was
done them.
We are gratiAed tolearn that soma s65, above
expenses, were realized in favor Of the fund for
liquidatiug the debt on the building.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-10-27

Public Cisternss-Our City Fathers have
jus. made an important provision in case Of fire
by placing public cistsrns on Front street and
also on Second street for the supply Of water.
The cisterns are Of the capacity OTIS barrels,
and are convenesily located for ready access 10
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"sunday Morning sun.''-This lis the
mime Of new paper that shed It's first rays OF
Eight in Toledo on last Sunday morning. tits
seven column paper, tastefully printed, and
starts out with good showing Of advertise
ments. Mr.J. A. LIANT, practical printer, and
founder Of the Toledo Dss,oerot, Is the publisher
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. i, With his usual public spirit, ANDREW RoAcn
Esq, has superintended the work attendant on
the location, anapupplies gratuitously, the water
from the river through the steam pumping appa
rstus which supplies the railroad at this point.
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Physicians NOtice.-Dr. oBERNILLFR, of
TilIin, Ohio, will be at Norton's Exchange, Per-
rysburg, to attend to all chronic Diseases, as
follows;
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SOCIETIES..

r 0uix Lodge NO. 123i F land - NJ.
Stated Com nunications on the First and Third
M,nAa = Euanin ns ~ q each NINTH a 8 fnl lnMs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-02
STAGE WHISPERS.

The great Janauschek arrived in New
York last week from Europe.
Mexican Buchanan and dramatic COM
pany are starring it through Ohio.
Laurence Barrett is starring it through
the State of New York in the Man
O. Airlie.
Lolita is still playing at Booths thea
ter Her engagement, however, is draw
ing to close.
Sam. with f. S. Chanfrau in the title
role, has been delighting the Pittsburg'
people during the past week.
Mrs. James A. Oates Comic Opera
Company is the attraction at the Opera
House in Albany, New York.
At the Bowery, Shin Fame, or Sham
rock Green, is the great attraction for
the Bowery boys, with T. G. Riggsin the
title role.
At the Academy of Music, Brooklyn,
on the 4th instant MONDAY next Joe
Jefferson will commence an engagement
in Rip Van Wrinkle.
Christian Suckow, new Norwegian
violinist, has recently arrived in Amer
lea, and will, it is said, create a sensa-
ton in musical circles.
The Mystery of Edwin brood, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bandman in the leading
roles, will be inaugurated at the Grand
Opera House, New York city, this even
ing, I'd September.
The Lydia Thompson brunette troupe
continues to draw immense houses in
New York. Blue Beard and the Prin-
cess of Trebizonde are the sensations.
This troupe will visit Memphis during
the ensuing theatrical season at the
Memphis theater.
J.K. Emmett and Miss Rose Evans, in
Fritz, our Cousin German, are the
stellar attractions at Niblo's. Dur.
ing the performance on Wednesday last
Miss Evans was suddenly stricken with
disease of the heart, and remained in a
comatose state in the green-room for hall
an hour. She was enabled, however, to
resume her part as "Katrina" in the last
act.
In San Francisco another troupe Of
"Japs," just arrived, have been creating
sensation. At the California Thea
ter James Garden has been playing Q
leading part in Arrah ma Pogue. At the
Bella Union Ella Wisner and Alint
LaFavre MADAME Veaudemont) are
the sensations. At Maguire's OperG
House Lea Lilly and troupe have been
singing in La Perichole and La Belle
Helene.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-02

stupefied with horror, and were some time
before they became sufficiently collected
TO form any plau Tor delivering their
unfortunate friends, if they were still
alive, of which they entertained slight
hopes, owing to the depth to which they
had fallen. On cautiously drawing near
the edge of the precipice, however, and
shouting down, they at length heard a
feeble cry, which assured them that both
at least were not killed, and being pro-
vided with stout cords, they joined seve-
raj together so as to make rope eighty
feet long, and threw it down, but ii was
found to be much too short They then
added another piece sixty feet long, and
on lowering the rope once more they
were delighted to find that it reached
the bottom and became frightened, as
surfing that it had been caught hold of
by their friends. After more than an
hours labor they succeeded in drawing
both gentlemen from their terrible po-
sition, who stated that they owed their
safety to the softened snow which the
wind had drifted into the crevasse, en-
abling them to break the violence of their
fall