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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-24
NEW BOOKS
AT
e.. S. II. BUTLER'S.
Book, Newspaper and Stationery Store,
NO. 42O Market street.
IRONSIDES.

The Fastest TrOGtlnG .0aalliOa Known,
Ma According TO his weight. Has a re-
EIN3S cord Of 2.3e4 in harness: 2 II In dou-
GIYM bic harness with running mate
Sired BY Canadian horse known =,
"Shaefer Pony. dam an Arabian pals.
lie will stand for y limited number of mares, At
the stable ofthe subscriber in New Castle Hundred
half way between Hsr'es Corner and Christiana.
Terms. SS5. The seaso9 commencing March l.
and ending Juno !. 1872. Money to be paid vi tims
Of service. Good pasture provided at 0j rer vesi
for mares fror distance. Due care viii BE- ex e.
esed to prevent accidents but rssponsibilty e.
sumed should any occur. p r. CLARK
February nth, I812-msrl -Su ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-24
Educational.

KENNETr SQUARE ACADEMY AND SEMI
N NARY. Chester County. Pa. Whole expense
81 to S. per week. no tiras.
octl3tf SilORTLIDGE * NORRIS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-29
Fillibustering Iegislatorp.

Both Houses Of Congress have votcd in favor
Of abolsbihg the duties now levied on tea and
coffee. The action of TIE Senate being, howev-
er, merely informal, another vote must be taken
on that measure before it can become a law
Should it become law it will De found that the
prices at which tea and coffee are now sold.will
not materially diminish and the condition of the
working classes viii! not be improved by it. 1t
IS merely scheme designed to cover tAe extor-
4 ms Of the manopolists. under tie pretence Of
b b,neGtt'ng the masses of working people. Thus
the Government is being robbed Of its just reve-
ME and the people pundered by an atrocious
3 stem of ylliany and of fraud, under the pre-
tence of protecting "llome Industry" This tea
and coffee question, as an act Of beneyolence to
the working man is aptly illustrated by the ac-
tion ofa generous church-warden who, in the
season for green peas. used to eat The peas him
self but donated their shells to the poor. The
m,nopolists eat the green peas Of Protection
tie working men get the husks.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-29
A Remarkable Remonstrance.

The following remonstrance, signed bv about
1000 inmates of the Illinois Penitetiary, was
presented to the Legislature of that State, and
5000 copies thereof TO be printed for general
circulation to wit:
To the Honorable the Senate and House of Rep
resentItires of the STATE of Illinois;
We, the undersigned prisoners in the Illinois
S ae PeniteutiarY, would respectfully pray your
honorable bodies not to repeal or in any wise
change the act recently passed. entitled "An
act to provide agaius the evils resulting from
the sale Of intoxicating liquors in the State OIL
linois."
We, whose names are in these columns, were
brought to this prison through the influence Of
liquor.
OF the names signed 10 the above, about 600
were OF prisoners who. as stated, were brought
to the Penitentiary in greater or less degree,
through the influence Of Intoxicating liquors.
Couidit be possible to conceive Of a more pow
erful appeal We understand that similar ex-
preston has been made by convicts in the Ohio
prison = Toledo Commercial.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-29
The Citizens Township Meeting.

Pursuant TO call last week by Democrats and
Republicans, n meeting Of the citizens OF Perrys-
burg Township was convened ut the Town Hall
on Tuesday evening last
The meeting was called to order, and on mo-
ton T. Hollenbeck was elected Chairman and
Jas. Timmons Secretary.
On motion the Chair appointed committe Of
fve, consisting of w. Il. Cook, John Yeager,
Perry Stevens, Seth Bruce aud y. Lucas, to
present the names OF candidates to the meeting.
During the absence Of the committee, the ques-
tion of dividing the township setting of what is
known as the Pan Handle district as n township
was raised. Auson Smith moved that a vote be
taken to ascertain If the citizens living in the
eastern part should get encouragement to pies,
their claims further. After some dicussion the
motion was Withdrawn, it being q question o
too much Importance to vote upon hastily.
The committee to Select candidates then pre-
sented the following names:
Tastecs-IIram Eegleston, D. Lucas and
John Pfestercr.
Justice Of he Peace Edward Hicks.
Assessor Reuben Egbert.
| Treasurer George Weddel.
| Clerk - Albert Williams.
| Ditch Comnissisner er--Jo Joseph Browsbergcr.
Oonstobles Henry Scott, Lockwood Scott and
John Roe
The three nominees for const ,be withdrew
their names, and the names Of NJ. F. IIanley
William Prentice and James NJ. Charles wer
substituted. The names of Albert Williams 70
Clerk and Renben Egbert for Assessor, wert
| withdrawn and the names Of w. j. Denisoi
for Clerk and Charles Coy for Assessor wer
substituted. The ticket was then adopted will
| great uuanimty.
There being no further business the meetin!
adjourned,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-29
nae Election on MontaY Next.

The election on Monday is likely to call out a
full vote of the people, who seem fully aroused
iothe Importance Of having local office who
will rcspecetthe will and encourage the public
resources Of their Constituents. In view of this
acitzens meetng was held Mt the Town House
OF Tuesday evening last, which.was largely at.
tended by those belonging to each Of the the
p ,litical parties, who nominated a full ticket to
b. balloted for on Monday. The gentlemen COM
p Using the list Of candidates are well known,
aud Of unquestionable integrity and business
capacity, and who in all respects are entitled to
the cordial and earnest support of every good
citizen.
Foroneday at least let all be on the alert 50
that every vote in the township may be counted
andthe resulhwill be, the triumph Of justice and
ef honor.
The names of the candidates will be found in
the proceedings Of the meeting published else
where.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-29
The Proposed Congressional Districts
uf Ohio

The Republican members of the House recent.
~ held a caucus a Columbus, at which com
mittec offyo were appointed to draw up plan
for re distrieting the State for Congressional
purposes. The committee entered on their la
bors and reported the following plan for the ac-
tion of members in jDint caucus Of the Senate
and House. The plan is reported to have been
fAvorably received and will probably be adopted
by the General Assembly. 1t reads as follows :
First and Second Districts Hamilton County.
Third District I]utler, Warren, Greene and
Clermout. Population, l2S, ,9o7 Republican.
Fourth Distrct-Preble, Munl gomery, Miami
add Darkc. Population, 50,84j; Republican.
Fifth Disrict-Clarke, Champaign, Logan
Shelby and Auglaize. Population, l2O,405; f.;
Sixth Distr;ct-Morcer, Van Vert, Allen
Putnam Panlding, d lfhnce and Henry. Pop
ulation, 113 900 Democratic.
Seventh District Williams, Fulton. Lucas,
Wood and Ottawa. Population, l23,lj3; Re
Eighth District Madison, Fayeuo, Clinton,
Highland and Brown. Population, I25 ,252 ;
Ninth District Union Hardin, Marion, Della
ware, Morrow and Knox. Population, l23.709 /;
Republican.
lican.
Eleventh District Adams, Scioto, Jackson,
Vinlon, Galha and Lawrence. Population, 1885,
1853 Republican.
Twelfth Distri-t-Frauklin. pckaway, Ross
and Pike. Population, l40 4jS; Democratic
Thirteenth District--Lickng, Fairfield, Mus
kingum, Perry aud Hooking. Population, liO,
335; Democratic.
Fourteenth District t-Wyandot, Crawford
Rchland, Ashland, Holmes and Coshocton. Pop
ulation, 1895; Democratic.
Fifteenth District -Meigs, Washington, No
ble Morgan and Athens. Population, 1885 81 /;
Republican.
Belmont and Monroe Population, l329SO Re
publican.
Tawas. Harrison aud Guernsey. Population,
l433j0; Republican. -.
Eighteenth District--Lorain, Medina, Wayne
and summit. Population, 120 100 Rel uSlican,
Nineteenth Observation-Disclosures, Geauga,
Trumbull, Portage and Mahoning. Population,
14O,05l; Republican.
Twentieth District Cuyahoga and Lake.
Population, ll7 ,95l Republican,.
Should this plan be odopted 1t will be seen
that our relations with other counties Of this
District will be materially changed. Paudinf,
Defiance, Henry and Putnam with their nggre-
gate Democratic mAjorties Of over 1000 will be
identified with Mercer, Van Vert aud Allen
counties and will constitute the Sixth District,
while williams, Wood, Fulton, Otlowa and Luz
oas will constitute the Seventh, thus making
this District overwhelmingly Republican.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-29
ExECUrRIx NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Amelia Matzin-
ger has been appointed Executrix on the estate
of Joseph Matzinger, late Of Wood county,
deceased.
AMELIA MATZGNGER.
March %, 1879. AS.s2
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-29
CORPORATION ELECTION

To the qualified electors of the Incorporated
Village of Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio ;
You are hereby notified that an election will
be held upon the first Monday in April, A.
d. 1872, In said Incorporate Village and at
the usual place of holding elections, therein,
- elect by ballot
l Mayor,
Members OF Council,
] Treasurer,
] Clerk,
/ Marshal.
l Street Commissioner.
Witness my hand and seal Of office, this
2lst day of March, A. d. 1872.
JAMES Il. TYLER, Mayor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-29
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LETTER FROM PEMBERVILLE..
PEMBERvlLLE. March 25, 1872

PEMBERvILLE. March 25, 1872.
EB JOURNAL The extraordinary cold woalh-
er and very unusual spring is the wonder of old
weather observers and quite puzzles tho wsest
chronolo gists.
THE RAILROID
Contractors are waiting working weather and
the indications, so far as we know, are in favor
or an carly completion of the road-bej, bridging
and ironing.
However, it is well known that work has not
been pushed as fast on the Toledo Division as
in the vicinity OF Bucyrus. While so much con-
q lence is being placed in the President and
managers, it were surely much less than base-
ness to throw up the road or be bought off as is
often rumOred. Railroad Affairs, however, are
slippery and we, as others, will know the Allan
tic l.. L. is a fact when once open and in oper-
alton.
OUR SCHOOLS
Are closed for the winter term. They have been
quite satisfactory; the teachers, both Young,
having given considerable evidence of natural
skill. They close with the usu4 rustic neoessi-
ty,an
EXHIBITION,
Which was given Thursday and Friday nights,
to be repeated tonight Admission, fifteen cents
Last nights entertainment was quite creditabla
10 the 'tyronic' performances.
All the parts were we'll enough done there
were no failures and but little heslancy except
in the ghost story. The music selections exhib-
tied good taste aud the execution places much
to the credit OF the music teacher,
MISS JULIA RUDEsILL.
As the most creditable performance, we mark
ed the Fashionable Family aud the favorite
character, Miss Fowler. Also Miss Fox succeed
ed nicely in some 'old women" characters. The
best sing was by some little girls and little Min
ME Rosinger exceled the Fishers. Wen Have
TO Mortgage the Farm, was splendid selection
aud was nicely sung.
We have butts single criticism and that was
wOMAR's RIGHTS.
Which was well enough in sentiment but part
Of its representations simply disgusting. We
refer TO the fact that some or young ladies
were ranged on the stage and actually smoked.
lighted, tobacco cigars, and that too more than
ten minutes. We think public sentiment should
be turned upon this subject in another manner
than by rendering 1t half acceptable, half in lest.
Woman, In her purity, should never half com
promise with practices as disgusting as the use
of tobaoeo-with all regard for your smoking
procliyities Mr.. Ed :, aud no personal aluson-
but womans elevation is as hugh above 'grovel
ing things as the pure sky is above the earth.
The ssYera proceeds will probably reaohiS45
or so. G.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-29
oLIvER orrIo's MAaAzlyn FOR Arnn, frosl

OLIVER 0PTIc's MAGAzISE FOR APRII, fresh
bright and sparkling as April rain drops, is
in the hands Of subscribers aud on the counters
OF the newsdenlers and booksellers. II contains
a continuation of Oliver Optics Sea and Sailor
or . The Tramps Of Traveller a fresh in
staInen. of Elijah Kellogg's college Scrapes,'
under the head of The Whispering Pine. ;
More of Mrs. Cheney's charming Sally Will
liams.' remarkably funny mechanical story
by Charles Barnard entitled The Runaway
Doll Another of Gee, NJ Bakers Humorous
Dialogues for Girls. Poems by Geraldine
Alice M.Adams, G. Fl. Barnes and Mary Pres
colt. Papers on Gardening Precious Stones.
Poets Homes. Athenian Games. Stories by
Aunt Fanny, Yer de We're, Richard Mead Bache
aud others. The several departments Of Ora
tory, Pigeon Hole Papers, Editorial and Letter
Bag, are filed witt valuable material. The
illustrations are numerous and excellent, and
the whole of this excellent magazine from front
to back cover, justiies the assertion of one Of
Oliver Optics Boys 'that it is the best maga-
zine in the world or dHylcLere cise.'
Published by Lee e. Shepard, Boston, at So 80
per annum.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-29
Clerk and Traasnrer.

There seems to be a general determination
that there shall be a change in our Board Il
Of Clerk and Treasurer is as imperative as that
Of Trustees. II tho latter have inisapptorratod
Il e public moneys the former have known IT.,
because one Of them drew the orders therefor
and the ether paid them, yet neither has uttered
word Of alarm or given hint Of the sqnander-
ing and nisapplication Of the township
funds. In this, they were unfaitbful officers
and should be rebuked. And can any one doubt
that their lips were kept closed for the sake Of
the money which they received II
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-29
@D MoY c. dDdDGHS 2
1o7 SUMMIT STREET,

Desire to announce the daily receipt Of NOV
ELITES, which will be sold as in the past, at
Popular Prices
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-29

An exchange snysj Chicago was probab bly,
the most populous city in the world previous TO
lie CONGREGATION Some fourteen mil Hons Of her
.destitute citizens" passed through this city in
the past few weeks.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-29
w Weddell 8 Russell

Would announce to
their patrons and the
public generally, that
they are constantly
making additions to
their large stock of
Drugs, M e d ines,
Paints, Oils, Groceries,
School Books, Station
cry, Wall and Window
Papers, Fancy articles,
&c, &c. &c.
a large invoice of
Wall Paper just reed.
Having purchased a
Trimmer we are pre-.
pared to trim al our
wall paper, Free OF
CHARGE.
AS We purchase for
Cash we are confident
that we can suit our
customers both ins
styles and prices.
Amy article in our
line notin stock will be
procured on the shor-
test notice.
Presc iptions accur-
ately compounded day
or night.
We are also Agents for
'NmnS DHNHDaCn'S Native VIM
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-29

PEMBERvILLE. March 25, 1872.
EB JOURNAL The extraordinary cold woalh
er and very unusual spring is the wonder of old
weather observers and quite puzzles tho wsest
chronolo gists.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08


THAI 81 Marysvill receive an Inspector
also. Such Is ethe future ofwar and pol-
tiles" -
The tiil introdaeed BY Mr.. Colfos Of
your county to amend the charter Of the
Southern Railroad or Poiat Lookout Com
pany. is intended to empower the Compa-
ny to make the terminu. At soure point On
81. -Mary's riveror Poi.t Lookout a. sbev
may elect. also to gise them power to raise
necessary funds on hyposheeaiion Of stock.
&c. If such amendment should be made
there are parties of ''ample means" pre-
pared to take the work in hand and put
the road through.
Your Senator has returned from Fred
eriek city. where as one of the Joint Com
mittee, he vent to examine and report on
deaf and dumb institution. Much feast
ing and much speaking was the result of
the visit Col. Downs was very eloquen.
and happy in his rcmarhs. C.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

CONGRESS. We are now in the third
month Of the session, and yet there are no
signs Of any hopeful approach to reduc-
ton Of the tariff or the abolition o: the in
come tax ard other superAuous Internal
taxes. How not TO do it" seems to be
the ruling idea of the dominant party in
Congress. Even the General Amnesty
bill in the Senate appears TO depend upon
Mr.. Summers equal rights for colored folks
IN hotels. schools. railway cars, &c. "a
subject which properly has no more con-
nection with amnesty than an amendment
for the repairing Of the Long Bridge over
the Potomac. But the fact is that this is
the year Of the Presidential election, and
so. beyond the annual appropriation bills,
shaved down for public inspection. We
have no right to expect much from this
session Of Congress.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08
TRANSFORMING THE COMPILATION

TRANSFORMING THE COMPLEXION The
transformations produced by H.GAN's
MAGNOLIA BALM are quite as astonishing
as any scene on the stage Of theatre. -
That famous bcau;ificr. transnutes a sal
low. perky looking complexion. into one
in which the lilly and the rose vie for adj
.miration, and impar,s to dry, harsh skin,
the s"ftness Of perfect loneliness. Tan and
frecklcs. which country air and suniigh,
are pretty sure to produce. in spite oi
paras"ls and sundnwns. are completely
cblitera,ed by il; while i, has perfectly
magical effect in banishing undue redncss,
bI"tchcs and pimplcs from the skin. When
the lady who has used i, to remedy her
complexional defects looks in tire mirror.
she is equally astounded and cratificd a.
the improvement in her appearance. Ev.
cry blemish has disappeared her neck
arms and bosom now rival in whiteness
the snowy collar which evrircles her throat
her check nantles with a pcach-likc bloom
and she is read y to invoke blessing on
the inventor of the article which ha.
wrought such delightful transformation
IF you desire rosy cheeks and com.
picxion fair and free from Pimples. Blotch
es and Eruptions. purify your blood b,
taking DR.. Pierce. Golden Medical Dis
covcry.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

ed with many ci.izens and some Of me
most respectable aud extensive dezicrs in
-four, who desire no. change. except 10 50
amend the present Law IS to make i, more
strict in its operation. aud to hold all in
specscrs accountable for any serious dere-
LECTION Of duty. This is the general sen,i-
nent. - any man esn ascertain in n halt
hours walk among all kinds Of poeple sho
are not of the Trade Ring in and around
the Corn and Flour Exchange Here il
is that combinations are made thst result
in placing the hard earnings Of the sturdy.
delving farmer. almost entirely at the mer-
cy of few men of means. who control the
grain market. and are no, satisfied With
that. but wish the Legislature to enter into
a virtual class legislation. which mus. even
tuate in their accomplishing a complete
dcminiop over the four trade also. When
this shall become an accomplished fact,
then will these monarchs. Alexander ike.
have to wall and weep because they have
no more foes to conquer.
CITIZEN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

ErsINrss CnaxGE.-By reference to
notices. elsewhere published. it will be
seen. that the co-pnrtnersliip heretofore
existing between Mcssrs. Owens & Simms.
Commission Merchants, Baltimore, has
been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
Owens withdrawing from the firm Mr..
Simms has associated with him John I.
"elch, Esqr.. and the new firm will do
business at the old stand Of Owens &
Simms and will trade under the name and
style Of Frank Y Simms & Co. We wish
the new firm success. Mr.. Owens, though
enbarklng in new business. promises to
give his advice and aid to the new firm in
the disposition of all grain and tobacco
consigned to them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

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All the above are works ,h,, NEE, with rapia
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We want good live Agents men who can
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08
81. MARY'S BEACON
LEoNAEDTOwy, SD.
THURSDAY MORNING, February 9Th, 1872.

Tux Mp. LFGrzLATuRE. This BODY In,
already cut out and placed in the hand.
Of Committees sufieieney Of work to oc.
cupy members for some time to come
The next thing. we suppose. that will Be
done. will be to finish up" and then 20
on cutting out again. Now that the usual
legislative visits are over with for the ses-
sion. it IL expected that work-aud hard
work at that-will be the order OF the day.
Our Annapolis correspondent, gives the
lstcs, particulars from the front.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

HAPKR's Mxs<xiSE ros rsssrGRv. Harper s
Magazine for February 10 crowded with insi-sc-
tie and entertaining articles contributed By she
leading Magazine writers of the d.y. The lead
ing arsicies are
The Scott Centenary q, Edinburgh Holland
and the Hol!as6e0. Coed invessmeas.-
Engiish In Sehcoi. King Nidas's Grspddaagh-
ter. Dane Nature. Old Books in New York.
Building q House with ;ca-rap. The DAYS Of
Queen Anne. A Curious PrcSiic,ion. The Col
den Lion Of Granrere. The Payroll OF Chrissen-
dom. Wedding Pressn,s. The Story Of Fran
coise.
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2 MANHOOD F.:
Hoe Lost. Hor Ressored.

Just published new edition Of On. CrLvs.-
WELLS CZLEsRArEp Essay on the radical cure Of
certain weaknesses, the effects Of Errors and
Abuses in early life.
The celebrated author, in this admirable IS
saw, clearly demonstrates from thirty wears
successful practice, that the alarming conscquen-
ces OF snch errors and abuses NAV he radically
cured wi,hou, the dangerous use Of internal med
hcine or the application Of the knife: pointing
out mode OF cure At once simple certain, and
ehectuai, by means Of which every sufferer no
matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately, and radically
20 This Lecture should he in the hand. Of
every youth and every man in the land
Sent, under seal. in plain envelope to any ad-
dress, postpaid on receipt Of six cents, or two
post stamps.
Also DIR. Culverwell,s Marriage Guide"
price IS cents.
Address the Publishers
CHAS. J. c. KLINEkCO.,
i25 Bowery. New York, Poss-Ofice Boz 4. sss
Jan IS, lsT7-lys