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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-10-06
WaMted-AgcntS !

FTS0 sell several New Patented Articles which
Il haze not yet BEEN introduced, aud which
can b. s I'd in every house in city or country.
Agents who at work are clearing from
S. to $40 day.
For descriptive circulars and terms to Agents,
address
J. L. BRANSON X co.
Dealers in Patents and Agents Supplies,
GIN No. L Sixth ST. Pittsbug, Pa.
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100000
ACRES
OF
EXCEL LENT FARMING & SPLENDID
MICHIGAN
PINE LANDS
FOR SALE.

The grant Of lands to the Grand Rapids aud
Indiana Railroad Company, to build their Road
from Furl Wayne, Indiana. tn Traverse Bay anl
Maeknaw, Michigan, comprises in lis farming
laudA every variety of sill, from the rich elny
toaB, to the light sandy, and they are found in
that section OF Michigan, north Of the CITY ol
Grand Rapids, aud Contiguous to the great fruit
belt on the eastern sl,0reS nt Lake Michigan. nav
being rapidly developed by railruad and other
enterprises.
The Pine Lands arc situated on the Muske-
gon Manstee, Pere Marquette, White, Pine,
Tamarack, Flat and Ronge Rivers, and lying
twenty miles IN either side OF tho surveyed line
Of said road, and are In the heartof the Pine
section, from which Chicago is 50 largely sup
piled.
Farming Lands are sold t0 actual settlers
on credit, one quarter down, balance m year
ly payments, interest per rent Persons deSir-
aus ot lnoatinns for farms will, application at
the Office, ia Grand Rapids, be furnished
with Tickets over the Road entiting them
10 Return of Fares, in the event OF pnrchas-
ing any of the Companys farming land. For
information about the lands. prices. location, &c,
address WM. A. nov A RD,
Land Commissioner,
Tile Perfect, Grand RapIds, Mlch,
22ul
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Go to WEDDsLL & RussELL's for Initial pa.
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they were painfully affecting, nave been radically
cured in such great numbers in ahhost every sec;
to be infprmed VI its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison is enc of tho most destric,
tive enemies OF our race Often, this unsoou AMI
upfelt tenant Of the organism undcrmnes the con-
stution, and invites the attack of cnfecblng or f
tai diseases, without exciting suspicion of de
presence. Again, it seems to breed fnfecton
throughout the h0dy, and tkent ON some favorable
occasion, rapidly develop into one or other Of ta
hdeous forms, either on the surface or among the
vitas. In the latter, tuheroles may be suddenly
deposited ip the lungs or heart, OF tprlors formed
in the liver on il shows its presence by eruptiOna
on the skin, or foEl ulcerations on some part OF
the body. Hence tnG occasional use Of bottlo
of this SdrsdpdriHa is advisable, even WheN ma
active symptoms Of disease appear fersoas 80
ficted with the following complaints generally
find immediate relief, and, at length cure, by tho
use of this S1RSIP-IRILL-4: 81. ANthoS
rvs Birr, Rose or E,ysipetas, letter, SAFE
-kheUm, Sc0td Head, RiHgtror,n, Sore Eyes.
Sore Ears, and other erurtions or visible forIns
OF Scrofutous disease. Also w the more con
fsaea Ssea.e .orns as SRssg AeGrs
the various UlceroHs affections of the muscuar
and nervous systems
Syphilis or TenereaI and NcrcWriai DIS.
cases are cured by it, though long time is rep
quired for subduing these obstinate naladies by
any medicine. But long-continued use Of thia
medicine will cure the complaint. LeHcerrAGa
or Whites, Uterine UleerafteHg. and Female
DtSeases, are commonly soon relieved and ulti-
mately cured by its purifying and invigorating
effect. Minute directions for each case are found
In our Almanac, supplied gratis. RheHns attsns
and GOWt, when caused by accommodations Of ex,
traneous matters In the blood yield quickly to 1t,
as also Liver Complaints, Torpidity, CesaRes-
tton or Inflammation of the Lirer, and Jotsss.
dice, when arising, as they often do, from the
ranking poisons in the blood. This S4RSA-
P4RILLA Is a great restorer for the strength
and vigor of the system. Those who nre LSn4
gHid and LisfieSs, DespOndenf, SIcepteSss
and troubled with Nervous AppreheRsioHs or
Fears, CIR any of the affections symptomatic Of
WeGkness. will lind immediate relief and con,
vincing evidence OF its restorative power upon
trial.
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Perrysburg Savings
AND
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS

ne meetings of above Assoeiatiop ar. nj.
4 the First Saturday y yeaing efssel ,...rt
me oharesot Stock Sa00 each, nsyshls h,
~ per Mapth op each shsis.
honey i2anedto Share, hold sTs . I'D De pes,,.,.
on OF, monthly rs,payabIe basis. 10 thsss w
In.spsss psiS oS 81 G
upward, ,eoIapO Oande semi.anausllv '' -
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Who Cant, Rev. hare been told

Go to WEDDELL h RUssELLs Drug Store
fer all Fancy Goods, Perfumsry, &c.
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COURT RECORD.
Times Fixed for Holding Courts in the Tsird
Judicial District Of the State Of Ohio,
Fer the Year 1872,

HE 1T REMEMBERED, that at meeting Of Judpes
oi the Court Of Common Pleas, of the Third Cum
mon Pleas Judicial District Of the Sate Of Ohio.
al the Court House in the town of Lima, county
OF Allen, Ohio, on the day of the iate hereof for
Tue purpose Of fixing the times of holding the
ierms ct the Courts Of Common Pleas and the
Dlsuiet Courts in said District, for the year 1872
We' the Undersigned Jud yes Of the Court of Com
mon. Pleas, within and for said District. do here
by hx the times Of holding said Courts for the
year 1877, in each and every county in said Dis
trlet, as follows:
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex.
eelelt lAetAcine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures.
many OF which ara truly
marvellous. Inveterato
cases Of ScrofIllous dis.
ease, where the systen,
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified aud cured by it,
Scrofulous affections and
disorders which were az,
gravated by tho scrofii.
los contamination unit
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING by
JAMES TIMmONs.
TERMS
~ EVVHI UVIuHIHj FtT IIuV
JOB PRINTING,

inR competiticn, and as cheap as can be do ne
elsewhere. We give our personal attention to
all Job Work, and allow none but first class
work to leave the Office. Call aud examine spec
imOna.
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why Printers are DIssipated.

certain typo, whose nose shone in the dark
ike light-huuse, from the effects OF steady and
copius libations OF stimulants, having heen asked
why printers were dissipated, aslonished the
quost'oner by tue following neat answer
When others Stunned the murkv skv,
Where fash on Il tsh was bright'ning,
Great franklin went to hy his kite,
And bottled up the lightning.
And since his time, when cares oppress,
Aud tho hard times are lightning,
The printer SEEKS to drown his woes
IN draushts Of "bottled lightning"
Wh,n badly tattered-his warm heart
place for grief IN rankIe in
He takes the "ightning" flies his kite,
And thinks himself Franklin.
Pkysician's Notiee.-Dr. OBERMlLLER. Of
Titfn, Ohio, will be at Norton's Exchange, PEI
rysburg, to attend to all chronic Diseases, as
follows
Thursday, September the 7th.
October the 9th.
November the 9th
December the 7th.
Come and see him. Consultation free OF
charge. 1903
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cents, according 10 kiud apd size wanted. RkS
Us aiso taking photographs pfthe Best QppI,
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Photographs taken at Toledo rpises.
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District Court.

The several terms ofthe District Court, in and
Tor the year 1872, shall commence in the several
Counties thereof, as follows:
In VILLAINS county, April ..
In Fulton county, ArriS,
In Wood county April 4.
In Henry county, Apri9,
In Defiance county, April 10.
In Paulding county, April IL.
In Van Vert county, September IS.
In Allen county, September Is.
In Putnam county, September
In Auglaize county, September6.
In Mercer county, September 9.
ln Shelby county, September 4.
In Logan county, August 30.
In Marion county, April II.
In Union county, August 27.
In Crawford county, April Is.
In Wyandot county, April II.
In Hardin county, September 2.
In Hancock county, April 10.
In Seneca county, April %.
And we do fu' ther order and direct that tLe
several terms of said crurts shall commences ON
the hrst day o! each Of said terms at eight o'clock
A. ".
In Testimony Whereof, We issue this.
our order, for the purpose aforesaid. at said
Court iionse, on this the lst day of September,
A. ID. ISL
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j. =. CONkLIN,
CHESTER Il MOTT,
I'M. PHELPS. ,I,sIges.
JAS. MACKENZIE,
JAMES PILLARS.
The state Of OhiO.l
lVood CouHtg, Ga. ! 7, George Weddell.
Clerk of the Court of COmmon Pleas, in and for
the county and State aforesaid, do hereby oerti-
y the foregoing 10 be true and correct COPY of
The original order fixing the times for holding
the several terms of the Conrt of Common Pleas
ana District Courts in the Third Judicial bis.
triet OF the Stale Of Ohio, for the year 1872.
In testimony whereof witness nv hand
and the seal ofsad Court officially, at
Eowing Green. this Goth day Of Sep
timber, A. d. 1871.
2"cS23
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District Courts in said District, for the year 1872;
we' the undersigned Ju1 ges Of the Court of Com
mon. Hleas, within and for said District do here
by hx the times of holding said Courts for the
year 1872, in each and every county in said Dis.
tret, as follows:
Common Pleas Court.
The several terms Of the Court OF Common
Pleas IN AMI for the several counties of said
District, IN and for said year, shall commence in
the several Counties thereof, as follows
Ia Union county, January 90, May 6 and Sep
In Hardin county, February IL, May 20 and
In Logan county, March II, June u and No.
Ia Shelby county, February Is, June 8 and
November 4.
ber IA.
In Allen county, February IL, May 9 and No :
vemberI H.
Ia Mercer county, February 10, April 90 and
November l.
In Van Vert county, January 16. Nav Il and
October 90.
10 Putnam county, January 90, April % ana
October IL.
In Panlding county, February 20, May and
10 Defiance county, February 13, April 80 and
September "a.
tober %.
In Fulton eoun'y, March 5, May 81 and Novem-
In Williams county, March 10, June and No.
vember 49,
In Wood c. unity, January %, May q and Oc-
In Marion county, January 3, May l and Sep
tember ~
In Seneca county, March 4, June 10 aud No. .
vember H.
October l.
In Wyandot county, January -, April 30 and
September
y In Crawford county, February 90, June 8 and
November4. 4.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-23

War in the North War in the Southern sky
The sun il shining on the bloody ground;
me bell Of time rings out its agony,
And counts the minutes by the battle SOUND.
re passing ages all the nations change
EMPIRES, religions, vanish at their nod
- If still on earth do wars dread minions range,
And trace their lineage back TO Egypts COD
n kingdom, mighty by the slayers hand
From age to age comes on thy solemn tram
before the laws of Moses thou did'st stand,
And after Jesus still thy princes reign
one ceaseess clamor Is the nations cry,
And all humanity IL but groan:
The world il weary of the ages sign,
And weary is the Almighty on His throne.
Stretch out thy arms, o, thou paternai sea,
Have pity on us in our grief and storms,
And give these wretched bits OF earth that be,
A tomb amid thy old colossal forms.
II thou should'st swallow up this ancient world,
Thou great immensely, with sovereign sweep
A better continent might yet be hurled
From out the depths and on thy shoulders leap
Here all the seeds are rotten at the core;
No fruit that pleases God again shall bud,
No longer can we serve Him as before
EpQulf u.s. sea, for we are naught but mnd
~. y. EUening Post.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-23

CHARLES Fl. Preble is the Massachu-
sets express messenger who was mott
fed last week that $3.50, 600 awaited his
order thai being the estimated value
Of the estate Of his uncle who had just
died in Ohio. Superintendent Jones
remarked ut payday that he presumed
Charles wouldn't be round at any more
pav-davs. Well. said Charles, IN
STAY awhile longer ! don't know Why
| can't work is well now as before.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-23
WAR.
ny MARTHA PERRY LOWE.

From the Spanish of Carolina Coronado de Perry
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-23

SATURDAY morning, Ralph gilbert
son, engineer for Croft, Burnett & Co,
Pittsburg, while working about the fly
wheel, was caught by the neck, while
the wheel was rapidly revolving, and
his head was literally torn from his
body. He leaves wife and two chill
drea.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-23
French lies.

An English journal says: A file of
the Paris papers for week gives one a
striking idea of the atmosphere of
falsehoods and delusion in which the
besieged population lives. One day
the Gaulois announces that Gen. Fard-
herbe had advanced with an army Of
80, 900 men to Creil, whereupon the
Prussians, finding themselves taken in
the rear, had marched forward and pro
ceeded to lombard the Eastern forts in
order to brighten the Parisians and keep
them quiet. This was followed by an
announcement in the People Francois
of the death of General Won der
Tan, coupled with the statement that
Prince Frederick Charles was grevious-
lv wounded. The National next asserts
that 1t had learned through the medium
of some captured Bavarians that the
German army had met with a serious
check under the walls of Orleans at the
hands of Bourbaki, who had passed the
Loire and routed the invaders. Where
upon the Figaro. not to be outdone in
its own peculiar line, pretends that one
OF its own contributors had seen the
fragments of dispatch addressed to
Baron Rothschild which Terminated as
follows: AS to the army of Prince
Frederick Charles, it is decimated."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-09-21

How TO Put TIE CHILDREN TO
BED.-Not with a reproof forany
of that days sins Of omission or
commission. Take any other time
but bedtime for that. II you ever
heard a little creature signing or
sobbing it its sleep, you could ne
YER do this. Seal their closing
eyelids with a kiss and a blessing
The time will come, all too soon,
when they will lay their heads
upon their pillows lacking both.
Let them, then, at least have this
sweet memory of happy child
hood, of which no future trouble
or sorrow can rob them. Give
them their rosy youth. Nor need
this involve wild license. The ju-
dicious parent will not mistake my
meaning. If you had ever met
the man, or the woman, whose
eyes have suddenly filled when a
little child has crept trustingfy- to
its mothers breast, you may have
seen one, in whose childhood s
home "Dignity" and Severity :;
stood where Love and Pity should
have been. Too much indulgence
has ruined thousands of children,
too much Love not one.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-09-21
"Will you tell me-" no said, show
ou found out all that story you told

"Will you tell me-" no said, chow
you found out all that story you tol.
last night?"
"Do you want to kuovvcry much,
she inquired, mischicvonsly. ..,-
YES, l do, indeed" he replied.
She laughed q little and said u
II was introduced yesterday to q
lady who Immediately exclaimed: i
have seen you before, Miss Stanton.
"Whcre?' l inquired, and then she
went on to say that she saw me in
the cars on that day, and noticed
everything that occurred, as she oc-
cupied the seat right behind you and
Mr.. Burleigh, and heard everything
you said.-Funny how things some
times happen, isn't it?"
"Not SO funny forpoorSam, though,
he is feeling very much mortified
about it,"
"Did you come here to plead his
cause, 1hcn?" inquired May, quite
pctulantly.
lie looked at her for moment aud
then said:
"No; would much rather plead
my own which he must have done
most successfully, for Mrs. Cook hap
pening to enter in quiet way, about
half an hour afcrward, withdrew
rather more quickly than she had
gone in, and meeting her husband,
said:
"Ijust interrupted n pleasant in
tcrview between May and Maddox"
''Indccd! what's the mattcr?"
"Wcll, the matter is that they arc.
engaged, if l can judge from the
afftclionate tableau they presented"
II am glad Of it, for Maddox is
very fine young man."
Sam Burlcy felt his disappointment
most kccnly for awhile, but he finally
acknowledged that.wa ADJUST pun
ishment for his churlishness. s..
Moral-Young men shonld always
be polite 10 old ladies, for old ladies
arc very much inclined to have pref
~ grandaughters. .....
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-09-21
Anecdotes Of Thomas Jefferson.

Near Washington lived a friend
with whom Mr.. jefferson frequently
stopped when ell route to Monticello,
and on ono of these occasions q ser
vanr rushed in . TO say negro man
was bleeding to death from Il cut with
an axe. The distance to.a physician
being considerable, Mr.. Jefferson pro-
posed that he should sew up the
wound, which was in the calf Of the
fellows leg, and did successfully, re-
marking at the time it seemed strange
that the thick flesh coverings and de-
fences OF the bones in the human
Ii nbs wcro on hosc members, while
the danger Of fracture came general
ly from the front. This being men
toned as an Instance Of Mr.. Jetfcr-
'son's acutcncss Of perception to the
physician, swho had arrived late uron
the scene, that worthy man, partly
from disgust at having been robbed OF
his patient, and purity from being q
;aosL bitter political opponent Of the
President, broke out raising his hands
with horror: "WcII, what is the
world coming to? Here this fellow
Jefferson, after turning upside down
everything on the earth, is now quar-
rclinS with the God Almighty him.
self" Instance humber two is told
Of an equally devoted party friend Of
Mr.. Jctlerson's who was cxultin4
that even in dying on the Fourth vi
July his hero reflected new lustrc on
the principles Of the party. Some
one here brought the news that John
Adams, tho leader Of tho Federalist
or opposing party, had died On tho
same day. Fora time the ardent
Jctlersonian would not believe it, but
being at last satisfied of the fact, cx
claimed in passion, tIt was near
Yankee trick !"-Mrs. Raado pills Do
mestic Life Of Jefferson. .,...
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-09-21

SAVINGS OF OLD AGE.-No one
denies thatitis wise to. make, pros
visionfor old age, but we are not
I'LL agreed as to the kind of provi-
sion it is best to lay in. Certainly
we shall want'a little money, for a
destitute old man is indeed a sorry
sight; yes, save money by all means.
But an old man needs just that par
ticular kind Of strength which
young fnen are apt to waste. Many
a foolish young fellow will throw
away on holiday a certain amount
of nervous energy which he will
never feel the want Of until .hefia
seventy, and then how much he
will wantit! It is curious but true
that a. bottle of champagne at
twenty will intensity the rheuma-
tism at threescore.
It is a. fact that everlasting the
eyes at. fourteen may necessitate
the. aid OF .spectacles at forty In
stead. Of sixty. We advise our
young readers to be saving of
health for their old age, for the
maxim holds good in regard to
health as well as to money.
"Waste not; wantAot." It rs the
greatest mistake to suppose that
violation Of the laws OF health can
escape its penalty. Nature forgiYes
no sin, no error she.lets: off the Of
fender for fifty years sometimes,
but she catches him at last, and in
flicts the punishmentjust when and
where, and just how he feels it
most. Save up for?Old Age, but
save knowledge; avetthe reeollec-
tions of good and noble deeds, in
nocent pleasures andpure thoughts;
save friends, save love. Save rich
stores of that kind Of wealth which
time cannot diminish nor death
take away.-R'ral Neao Yorker. "a.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-09-21
VALl.ANDIGHAM.
George H. Pendleton's Eulogy Of the
Dead Statesman.
From the Lovcland Speech.


did not know Mr.. Vallandigham
so long as mauy Of you, but l knew
him very well. During his whole
service in Congress | was his col
league. During the cvel.tful sessions of
1SGl-2-3 was his daily associate and
intimate friend. During the days Of
his arrest and trial and Imprisonment
l saw him at every hour that it was
possible, and did what l could to nit
igatc tho pains which an infamous
tyranny inflicted: In those times Of
anxiety aud care and suffering, | new
or heard from his Iips one word in
consistent with the lo!ticst patriotism,
tho most unlaltcring hope, and the
most unblenching courage. 4ou
know nc was able and eloquent, and
self.rcliant and studious; that hc had
great strength Of will and force Of
character, and that magnetism which
attracted and attached men closely to
him. IIo WAS also cool and dclibcr-
ate and patient. Beyond most men
whom | have known, ho was sensitive
TO attacks upon the purity Of his mo-
tivcs and character. | have seen him
wounded to the quick--his heart lac
Grated until it seemed sore TO tho
touch, and bleeding lis life away-by
the vindictivc, savage abuse so un-
sparingly hcaped upon him during
tho war Never were attacks more
unjust and Infamous. No man loved
his country more intensely, and
sought for the wiAcst policy more con-
scicntiouSly, or would have sacrificed
more readily or more abundantly
health, and strength, and fortune, and
even preiudiccs and .prcconccivcd
opinion, to secure its wclfalc He
would have been a war man if he
could have believed that war would
restore the Union. lie would have
been Il devoted supporter Of the Re
publican party, if he could l'avc be-
licvcd its policy would havo main
tanned the guarantees Of liberty alior:
ded be our Cohstitu ton. AS hc..could
not believe this, he would not swcrvc
from the convictions Of tic ''laith that
was in him. even though his heart
should bleed and break at the blind
misconStruction Of his character, and
tho wi'lful pcrvcrSion Of his words
and aspcrsion Of his motives. Ithanl;
God he lived long enough to see that
timc-tho Avcngcr, in whom he had
such unwavcring faith-had com,
mcnccd his work; and that many
who had maigncd him most were be-
ginning to see their error and TO dc
him Justice.
thank God that at the last tho
sun penetrated the darkness Of the
night, and that his eye saw, ever
though only for moment, the mist.
of the morning dissolving before it,
radiant beams And if it be given tt
men who have gone hence to care for
or to know the estimation in whicl
they are held on earth, | know hi:
spirit will be gladdened by the fac
that all his countrymen, without dis
sent, will believe that he was as pure
as he was able, as honest as he wa
brave, and as faithful as he was per
secuted.