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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-23

Well, Mrs. Smith," aid Mrs. Jones, "if I'm
any thing, I'm Unitarian; what are vou2" "a
ain't quite certain what they calls it, but my old
man says he's a vegetarian"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-23
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meat Hoffman Brothers.
Agents Wanted--J l.. Branaon A Go.

\A/MAsONIC NOTICE.-Tbere will be
NJ n special Communication Of Phmnix
SefA Lodge, No. 1913, +. and A. NJ, MON
DAY EVENING, June 26, A. l.. 5s7l, for work
in the Third Degree.
8. j. POWELL, Sec'y.
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Perrysburg June s

Halls Vegetable S'cilan Hair Remover does
not color, but restores the hair to its natural col
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-23

Sentence Pronounced. . Two weeks
since we published the official notice we had
received from the.K. X. KS. This week the
sequal has been received which reads thus:
DEVILS DEN,
DARK OF THE Moon,
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warmers Emmenhg0eHe 10 The only ar.
tiolt known TO cure the Whites, tit will cure In
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important medicine is not wanted Noih ers.
tins Is the greatest blessing ever oAered YOU,
and yon shanld Immediately procure IL. Its a
sure cure for Female Irregularities, aud NAV be
depended on in every case where the montbly
dow has been obstructed through cold or disease.
Sold by druggists, Price One Dollar. Or cert
by mailon receipt Of One Dollar aud a Quarter
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ol Information for the people-the mysteries of
Nature xplained-interesting information On
the wonders of CreatOn-stnries, sketches, &c,
Terms 81 90 per year. This journal will bo
sent FREE for one year to any one purchssinRR
Craig Microscope at the regular price, SO, Craig
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For sample copy, and our beautifully illustra-
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testimonials Of Craig Microscope, send three cent
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Opticians and Sole Propreters of Craig and
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-23

Fort Melgs Division s. OF II. No. 1856,
Stated Meetings every Monday evening.
JAS. o. TROUP, W. P.
Henry Ross r. s.
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THE meetings of above Association are on
L the First Saturday Evening ofeach MONTH
The Shares Of stock $200 each, payable IL
nsta!lments of 81 per month on each share.
Money loaned to -hodersand DeposItors
on a monthly re.paynble basis. to those who
wish TO build houses remoyc c cincumberances a. o
Interest paid on all deposit, for 90 days or
upward, compromised semi-annnally.
ASHER COOK, Prss't,
\. D. wEsTooTT. Sec'y. a
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
Ar tbs
Photograph Gallery!
onTifth- teasr,f the U MON ehool- house
Perrysbnrg Ohio.

THE undersigned is now prepared to take
FerrotVpPs from Five to Twenty five
cents, according to Kind md size wanted. She
is also taking photographs the Best DUAL.
ity, all sizes and kinds, from the "A size or
largest. down to the smallest AmbrOtypes
and Gems; also copying from other Pictures
and enlarginG them, II desired, in copying, all
at greatly reduced prices.
will also finish up Pictures in India Ink, or
painlin water colorsin the mos approvedstylos; I;
will furnish Frames and Cases Of all kinds
sizes aud STYLES that NAV be required.
Photographs taken at Teledo pricss.
Please call and see for Yourself, II will cost
Yen nothing If you can not be suited.
N. B.-EopictuTestak taken on Sunday
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The great Blood Purifier and Delicious pripk
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y spirits, will do well to take the Wine Of Life.
y Is diherent from anything ever before in use.
IT rs snid 6y druggists; also at all respectable
saloons Price One Dollar, in quart bottles.
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o. J.TAYLoR & W. Il. BURRITT. fgenis.
haumee City, Chic.
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Here comes in charges and specifications, as
We suppose, in the umistakabe photography oi
tue Heather Chinee, which we don't understand
Thy Doom Is Sealed!i
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1t Is Of ofinestimable value to the Farmer
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The power of $50 microscope, and so simple
IN its construction that any child can use under
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" o to the JOURNAL Office to get Job Print
Ming II every description. None but 6rst-
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Practical aud analytical Chemists.
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D. D. ioWEbL' secretary
Perrysburg Lodge NO.170, %. IT.
Stated Meetings every Tuesday Evening.
w. J. DENlSON, VIC. I.
SHuLER CoEsoN, W. r. s.
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ALSO THE
Celebrated Lamb Knitting Machine

Knits pair OF stockings in half an hour.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call and
examine machines and work. They will be
sure to give sat tslnction. Knitting donetn order
The patronage Of the public is resuectfully
solicited. l.. G. CARROLL.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
I:t'ii"I;.


nc ''.''' '' IN rem" N.'.''' '..'A !
'lh'1 ne ma pam I'M r,n''iN ca "H'
GRIMES "!''h 'i'' S','i'.''''' W no -".'' >aI
his Il" w. uh'"-''\'''. ~. Ih'-r
who h;'N' s''i''rcd through Ia n.~.ir,I-
-h"' iu">' VIII" h''\' hh"Nn L4m bong
est ami bot - clear has been Tia 49,
I"'' "i h~ ctir,~, some g., IntH IH,!,,'l
confessed - hardened ami -i"trd 'ii~ con-
duct alter .. "Nt' IL ui' /" i!r hour "I
r\'r"t!"". - III l-rl' mH"~ La speech.
tia! not ii" ""si strenuous "..yo,at,S io.
tia abolition st capita! iur'rhm."' al
disposed u quarrel wltH tie result or
with the @rn2al bethel O. Ihc pllIlr that
Il" voluntary act % luil"n'- i'r became
Inn better Than Ihv involuntary enc
which ended II. That l." Io-- I'D nat
ural ahiIl!lca lar hyy"lud tir' average q!
NEE, and requirements ia som" directions
truly rcmarh"i!', r."-'drria% hl~ carry
"rI"ri"m't!'-, i'~~i h. 'otr'I,d l'ul
""'Ii'r III ','I."''',N ami t."l''' Ill
r'N'f"S IN rG'I'''2y h''r any FtaI '"'"'
OF were "'H'' on any wei ''y:'l'&' primer
pies remains |" - proved t!' "ty nave
been a chalialah ~ wei "a Il c.iHnnai e.!
The W"lNl %r,'in, i"t H. WIS capable "i
any dece'i. bat Inc followed "P In Wort.
s." pcrsl-i"i'Iy AM u''i'r 'Ii'"" ah.tN
80 r"n%', r"i'""t tbs Investigations
"i'!'F lhr very Sh''h'" Oh me @Ai!""-,
we ind 1t lmr"-ri'''r /" r. Isl iI't r"nI't-
tl"h tlltt II nv WI .''.'''" l. al ''iI7 tI"ir
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
-NpW HuH,DShiic Politics.

On the lst Wednesday Of Juuc the
Legislature of New Hampshire meet at
Concord TO organize the government OF
the STATE for the ensuing year. Rarely
have we known q more chaotic political
condition in any community than that
now existing in the old granite state
In the election last March there was no
choice of governor and it still remains
uncertain which party is i'll the aSccnden-
cy in the legislature. In the Senate
there are elected five republicans and five
democrats, leaving two vacancies-to be
filled by one of the two highest candl-
dates voted for in March in the vacant
districts If this constitutional rule Is
adhered TO Il republican must necessarily
be chosen III the Claremont senatorial
district, in the place Of Il diseased demo
cratic labor relUrmer-thc two next high
est candidates being republicans i'll the
Portsmouth district-thc other vacant
district-AIr. Mnrcry the democratic
nominee, lacks about 100 votes OF being
chosen over the regular AMI irregular re-
publican candidates and scattering.
The House is in still deeper muldlc,
if possible. Neither the republicans or
democrats have certain ma oriiy,
There are labor rciormerS, temperance
democrats and anti Temperance members
of I'LL parties whose votes cannot be safe
ly rcckoncd upon till after election
Wc-sun. the democratic candidate for
governor il sustained by the anti temper
ance party. while Elder Pike the rcpub
lean candidate, is Il moderate but not IN
ultra temperance man. 1t is thus APP
paramt that in the effort TO elect Il COVER
nor III the legislature, party lines are
likely t. be- ignored t" some extent, and
thc circumstances in this case III; K" it
quite uncertain who viii lie Governor
as=nrcdIy So, until alter an actual choice
of a chief magistrate There i already
considerable, excitement III thr state, and
it i, wa>ing warmer daily, all parlic-
are minis" and rountrrininins, each
hopin. to win tIlc day. The Labor rc-
formers --rnrre make in ti!c 9r;,----arc
likely Tor :, consideration, To add their
strength u the democratic sidc and with
their AID it j. not To- he di@"ni-ci, there
is Great Reason to appr"hrr,l the defeat OF
Mir Pike. We hop" It may not 80 Lc
for the ~ahc of the people Of Tia" -lat".
II i IN honor To any state 10 lac GOVERN
ed hV Il true and honest man
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

4 SlNGULAE CAsE.-Last week Mr..
Lcandcr Hamilton of Ware, Mass, took
passage on The Cunarl steamer Siberia
for Europe. He did no! sail on her, and
tells the following story:
last Thursday, having paid at the
shipping office of the Siberia for the
round trip, l went on board, having pre-
viously stepped into an exchange office
10 purchase S3l0 in gold sovcrcigns. At
the dinner table on the steamer took
my seat with others, each having his
name on Il card near his plate no
ticcI nothing particular, except that a
waiter brought me Il tumblcr and filled
il with wafer, said tumblcr being some
what different from others ON the table.
Drinking from the class before me | no
tircd that the water was brackish, but
suspected nothing. During the meal |
dranka about half the contents, and rs
soon ~ had finished fclt rather qu 'cr
and started for my statc-ruOm. On my
way passed two men, one of whom
asked me if was going 10 Glasgow,
w lIINil I't'lNl 'ii'S'' i'i', bSN''uTS t'''t
was nv destination. Onc OF them pas
SrI along and the o:hcr made some re-
marl, aboat the state-ronms not being
really, saying that he, his neither and
two sisters were going to Glasgow, too.
then became quite unconscious, and at-
ter awhile found myself out in the ship
yard returning To consciousness. Think
inc OF my soverci1ns, and putting my
hand into my pocket, | found them gone
| had Just time to 20 on board, get my
lug.agc and return to Boston, for the
ship was upon the pjint Of starting from
the wharf. | am firmly convinced in
my mind that that waiter druG"ei the
water, that the men whom passed were
his couiedcratcs, and that they robbed
me OF every dollar was the possessed
OF, while in an unconscious state -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

N...I... II ,ul = [ !
>. " ''''''''' - III ~ '''" '''''''' u inc
'''''''''','' '''' ~, '"' pas, '"'"'F -'""r
~
"'-'''', l'P'r' "''i't III ii.' >'''''h' II.
III" '''' Nh'"' 'F"P n''- '''F u 'N''
any YET harvested III Inc country.
II i '-tlmn:cd that there are 1000
men employed III Inarryiug marble in
Vermont
,'.3 -'''''' IT, "''''' !" "' ''p
'''''7''''' "' '
90. "o'
ga, H,.f.'" =. rH' oil heh'"cky,
GS''''''' S''' i''''>''r 10 '"7, ''''iI."
Al i''''' i'""-'' IL o" " cIhcHdAy'
y ca! owned III rochester, " H.
no" III hyr "a year: has TINS spring
='''' "r'" 10 "or i'r''''' l''''' '' MI
'''S
le'pIt are tap"ly II 'rnin2 10 ii' SEA
Hh'r' am Inc country l"e not wealth
cr "i the past lew days viii not tend TO
diminish the tide OF rmi=rhtI5n'
1t l. I" "r hoped that the town which
i''"'"I " NV VI ''N9''' 'I">'' l'='S.t'"r'
:" ''''d o. Nay nrrtln" n June Will
have Ia "a II ',':'. s..
\ youu. c,url,. ct Ny,A l:.itain, CT
,,Ao were m:rric ON a recent Sabbath,
.'r' IN much despair because some genius
has informed them that that contracts
entered INTO on Sunday are not binding
The latest advice, from Buenos .tyrrs
state that the daily death rate had de-
creased Tram -no T., 300 bnt ,I,,, ,Lr,,-
i"urtns OF the inhabitants had dcl or
lett the city
The work shop and engineers hnilI-
TO- AZ the Naval Academy at Annapolis,
Md, were partly destroyed by fire early
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

ku-kIINrEs ku-kIINtu.-!G.t En-
daynigIi Il maskr'Iparty nunlrrin2 about
forty entered the town Of Pontiac, Ms.
for the purpose Of driving oil Col Flour
ney, editor of 4 Radical paper, who had
been warned to leave. On cntrriug the
town they were met by a party of citi-
zens, who a-hed their intentions. and
were answered by a volIey which the
citizens returned. One of the maskers
fell from his horse and the others He'd.
On picking up the wounded man he was
found to be 4 young man named billiard,
residing near there. lie pcrastently re-
fused to declare the names of the others,
and soon after died. Tue next morning
Il number Of persons were found TO have
left the country, while several horses with
trappings which had evidently belonged
to the masked party We're found near
Pontiac
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

Gov. JEWEL IN>uGIEArtp- lucs-
day the Good people of Connecticut ia
bilanlly installed in Office the chief mag
istra;c whom they had honestly rlcclc,l.
The day was fine, the procession was tiac,
everybody ''iclt fin, except the persons
who regretted that an attempted fraud
on the people l.;tL failed OF success Mr..
English did not protest; probably the
thought of dom" 50 never entered his
head. lie did, rather m@raciou,iy, ;,b,
sent himself from the inauguration crre-
mony, but it went oil very we'll without
him Gov. ,Icwrfs MESSAGE IS Il
thoughtful. liberal, enlightened discus
sion "t' imporian', practical questions,
and jusiiir, llr confidence which the
people of Connecticut have r"p"-r,l in It's
authur.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

pathcticaIIy into their little joys and
sorrows-in studying 10 mould their
minds and bodies into that perfect shape
which will please the master, and make
them worthy and useful in the life that
now Is, and heirs of that which is to
come. But do not expect in the child,
the maturity, judgment and courage OF
the man.
y SlNGTLAE DEATH.
When reached New Britain, Ct, |
found the people i'll mourning over the I'M
expected death OF one of their most eN-
empiary citizens iIr. John Stanley
came into hi, house from his garden ut
= few minutes bcinIc -, and told his
danehtcr that he felt s!rangely-thcre
was prickIilig through his arms and
chcat-and he wished she would run out
for physician. One came in immc-
diatrly, and found Mr.. Stanley i'll Great
distress. lie inquired what hc had been
eating '-noilin9. What had he drank
nothing. What had lac been doing
last lie had been out among his hon
ey bee. Did they sting him Yes :;
one stumg him upon the wri>t-and he
had been stung hundreds O! times before.
Tia. physician said the sting was the
cause of the trouble, and Immediately ap-
phcd ammonia and other remedies, but
too late tine poison had entered the cir
culalion, and Mr.. =. crew rapidly worse
WAS in great agony-ar"Sc from his
chair and rrrlinr upon a lonnge-made
an ,tiort 4, ii +" >UmiI, and was dead.
Thi- sad cas-. Of b"r-p"i-oning Ia. lie
called III the minds OF some, many other
instances ami it is generally conceded
that all bee stimg~ are poison, and ii this
poison j. inserted vlcle it reaches thu.
circulation, /; i u very srIinus matter,
and frequently r--u!:s fatally
{. VI :
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
IUi'IS Conquered.
The Insurgents Subdued.
TIE GOvEl;NMuNr FLAG FIXING ovEI.
MONTH ATTIRE.



NoNTNIAi.TEE.
LONDON, Tuesday, May %.
\ dispatch from Versailles, this after
noon, says that Gen. Ciiucltamp, having
last evening occupied EAtignol!c-, attack,
ed AIontmartre, to-day, on the west and
south from the Avenue du CIichy, and
the boulevard of the same name. Gen.
LaImirault, simultaneously moving his
forces alon. the line OF the Seine and the
boulrvards leading TO the northern rail
way, attacked the Station oi that railway
and carried it 10y assault. Thence lie
moved on hIonlmartrr, winch was esp
lurcI al | o'clock, this afternoon, .,ul
the Versailles lIa9 now npa!~ over that
suburb. Gen. Ci.,cy's forces have car
rIcd Il balricaIc in the thau.,i,i du Main
in the southern part OF Paris. The opcr-
atiun5 OF the government troops are pro
PRESSING; satisfactorily everywhere, AND
the comclctc suppression @. the in-urIyc-
ton is expected to-day OK to-moyrow.
The Ncrsai!i>ts have occupied tho
Place Ncndumc, tie Hotel dc Vile and
the Tulcri,~, taking from 5000 to 49,
900 prisoners ut the latter plar1. They
have also occupied ~. Oucn, the Place
de Ii ConcorIe, the Place &c ClicIy, the
st. Lazarc station ol the Western rail
way, the station oil the Versailles Railway
on the boulevard Mont Iarnas-r, within
y short distance Of the Luxembourg, the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

e. France and Prussia mast now be
the repositories Of vast amounts OF war
material. During the war between the
two counties, England and the United
States supplied arms, powder aud shot
to France i'll almost an unlimited amount,
much OF which was captured by Prussia.
Since the peace, an during the rebellion
in France, shipments OF arms from this
country have ben mrdc to France to
enable the government TO pucll ii.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
1Hr French Insurgents.


or week. ana ever since Inc recent
l'''''' '''"''''' upon unhappy r''''''' nv
rl'y 81 laF'o na' l''Ht'i'' 'i'' %
''mm"i:'n AMI misery. \ '"fs'd'r'''r
P"FiI"n ct the people OF the c''y became
I''Sni%eii'-' ''iid rep'.Iiea against Inc GOV
''''''''"' '7''"''9i''' ny '''' WHOLE woe 81
'h' l'''''"''' ana "li'h Resulted III Il peace
Will iruS>'' EVER ~''''t ''!' ''"l' Inc
gales "' i"l' nave ".'h closet |" inc It.
''''''''' o'''''''' " ''' '''''''''' anu ''''
WI" ,'''''' '''' ''''' " NV f''l''''9 ="
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co. ne S"iS'ii'7 III ans nave dtii'd
France outside the city. The people of
France, outside OF the walls Ut Paris,
stand by the government, and have at
| last iriumplcd over the powerful rcvolu-
tionary elements within their capital.
How j. France to b. governed in the
future y stable government il Just her
need. Were the people sufficiently adj
Nanccd i'll civilization and possessed of
the requisite measure OF moral strength,
r'pHhi'c ""'Id d"nhtIrS> he ,uSt The
government suited t" Their necessities.
But here l. their lack, ahd nothing short
of the imperial element ~ the basis Of
government, it Is TO he feared, will an
Sw'r the present demands of the condi
t'"n OF thIS distracted and deS"!atcd ma
ton With 4 Good government years of
undated industry and "l peace will be
necessary 10 l'Nt"re the nation To l'% Tor
mer GREATNESS ana prosperity.
a.. ,n, ''.'
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