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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12
Wants.

WANTRp-oNE FtRsT.uLAss PANTALooNs
MAkER, to wors b. the weak. Qal q 4ap
trss: sSa :ir''' GREs 9TH PS Nm
32aa sr g oc5s s9E sTs y Ss
s a,9 SCI hou'sworh Small family no children
WANrHp.-A SITUATION AS FIRsT.OLAss
" obOk, 10 hotel or restaurant, By man who has
once, ssa9ts
- onos, SIX Btiek Mouldeta With thsir gaass
s NJ AZ, sp Oh lnaGlrS Of uANlz 4 APPLRnhN,
w ANTkp.-wE WILL ulvE ENERgETIO
70 per daIi osa be pursued in Iou, ovn nslshbor
VII bS sent on receipt Of tSO, three sent sis@g.,
sspSst 292 washington u. BostCo. Mas.
WANTED - EvERy ONE TO KNOW THAT
W the popular Sewing Machine "NtOTOR" has
rsSs a s.ys, 99.s pss NJ a,n a. 70 ss
EASY unens, simpis and durable; he most dssirsbS
syIvsniS avenue, bstwsen FouT and halfa md SiSih
streets, lAG3lul r.. W sPlURR, Agent.
WANTRD-A TENANT FOR PART or THE
..o5 pSSs sSd sis .r.. sS,. os
the Victor" Sowing Machine Agency. same place
WANTED by YOUNG LADY UADRR.
w stiPdlng ausio, French and dSInsn, position
lsyspE 9oy.TSs'' hsisTsPSSs' y,S In P,,l,
TssSiSs,So AdSrs.. Boz u q 81. oiSos ari,T
NATANTKD.-A SITUATION AS OOHrRALTu
W Slayer In one Of the Uhoirl u the District BY
LADY. Beat Of references given. Address Boz y At
thu othea iebau
WANTRD-BY A LADY-A SITUATION As
w Music Teacher In some Institatlon. win give
private leasona 70 scholars Highest tostimonlAla Of
htness Given. Addrssa BoI At this ohoe, te62au
TURRRA EMPLOYMENT OFFIOR, NO. SOY
" Eleventh street, near X street,
Isau MIS-. LOUISE o. BUTLER.
u D JUBTH PAYS EAR PRIoKB EUR La Ding.
". Gents, and Ohildlana Beoond Hand Ulothtng,
between Hlfth and Seventh streets.
n. n, hota bI mail promptly AhsndsdtI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

Tue official returns Of the election in North
Carolina show that the Republican majority
Is 9,079
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12
PURE WHISTLES
VIZ HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER IN.
VOICE OF THE OELEBRATRD
OLD CROW WHISKY, KENTUCKY

slSO per gallon. sIO.BO per dozen, bottled.
0IBsONB RYE, PsnnsJlvAnihJ
slbO per gallon, $40 % per dozen.
GAFE's CELEBRATED INDIANA whisky,
e. pOT gallon.
HAMMOND" RYE, 82,LO Por gallon.
Persons wishing strictly pure WHISKY and yor old
can got II By buynE the "UToW" or "GlbsOn," which
40 receive direct from S and mas not been Ia rec
uhsT's hands,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31
1871 and 1872

Read the following hearty iplorsement Of the
party, that appeared in the New
YOrksT11b,ze in February 1871. How things
nave changed since then -ic 'CUele HoHAcz's
opinipD
"we like Ger. Grant ; but we care far NOR,
for Republican ascendancy than for any m,n's
personal fortunes. It ia, in our view, OF great
impsuScce that the opposition shall be kept out
nE power, while il is Of comparatively small mo-
rr,,snt that a or y should tenant tie White House
'Fnr Democratic national triumph means res
ration to power Of those who deserted their
seats in Congress AMI their places under the last
Democratic President 20 plunge the country into
rtss Red Sea OF secession arG rebellion. Though
-youpairt an inch thick, to this complexion ytu
must come at last. The brain, the heart, the
fsoul. of the present Democratic party, is the rsb
q element at the South, with its Northern allies
aud sympsthizers. 1t Is rebel at the core to-day
hardly able to reconcile the defeats Of Lee, John.
sou, Bragg. Hood and Price, and the consequent
downfall Of iis beloved Confederacy, with its
traditional faith in Divine Providence. Ii woul1
Ihail the election Of Democratic President in
1872 as virtual reversal Of the Appomatox Hr
render. Il would GENE into power with ths hate,
the ehagrin. the wrath, the modification, of t. n
bitter years, 70 impel and guide its steps. 1t
would devote itself to taking OF or reducing tax
AFTER tax uutil the Treasury was deprived Of the
NJ rams az aying interest on the nuional debt
aud would hail .hsGliDgs OF national bankrupt
cy with ulalsyed gIsdness and uncsnesasd sx.
sultAtion. Whstsvsr ehastissment m,y be de-
served BY eur national sins, we must hope ibA
flis disgrace and humiliation will be spared us.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31
LETTER FROM MILLBUKY.

hILLsuRY, May 81, 1871.
Ed JoUKsAL: Since wrnts last, the 81
Paul Eva ngeleal Church Of this place, has been
dedicated. For Jears our people worshiped 10 a
school house, about hslfmile west OF the vii
lage but this burning down last summer We
were left with no place of worship. With an
enterprisiug spirit the friends OF this place went
10 work to erect suitable church edHse which
was dedicated sn SUNDAY, May II. ls12. Bishop
plrt conducted the exercises. On Sunday morn
ing said Church was about 81 500 in debt, AMI
In about ore hours talk by Rev. Yost, gentle
man that well understood bis business, there was
two LHudred dollars in cash and thirteen hun
drsd dollars on subscription secured. which
think speaks well Of our town. The above lib
eraity 10 general characteristics NJ the eitiEsn.
and surrounding friends Of MiIlbury.
In the evening Rev. Iost preached an eloquent
aHd powerful sermon from the tsXt Him that
wnaeth souls IS wise."
The friends not feeling satisfied to have such
beautiful Steeple with no bell in t., again went
10 work and in very few minutes secure ovei
Two hundred dollars. Thus ended the dedication
Of the first Cburohin Millbury.
.hs small pox has altogether disappeared
from 'ur tswu. II resulted in the death OttwO
p,rsonA 20 ons family.
Mr.. Edwin Farmsr has returned home from
England. think greatly improved. He haI
brought home a. very nice lady and two children
with him
Friend Timmons, jont you thiak England OF
some place slss would be good place for sam'
Vt the editors Of Wood ecunty 10 90 visiting
MILLBVHI.
LDont know. Ask somebody with age and
experiences .-ED. JoURSAL.l
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31
Education the Hope 81 the Republic.

Education the Hope 81 the Republic.
EDIToR JOURNAL: We claim that in order
for free governmen. to be successful, that the
peopls comprising the nation cannot be too in
.rlligsnt or too morali that the more intelligent
aud moral the people, the greater will be The
success Of that government; that a republican
government requires more than any other thai
the people should be enlightened. Can il be ex-
p,cted that any nation or any people can long
maintain t,cir poInicaI rights, or mat they VIII
manifest due regard for the riahts OF others, IL
they do not understand what constitutes those
.rights7 Who bas not observed how strenunus,y
all tyrants are opposed TO Tree schools 10 gener-
al and the intelligence Of their subjects in par
ucularf Is not sdacation not only the para
mount want but the paEssIoaa. asees,ity Of the
people Of the Southern Statcs1 Although /, Is
rrnbable that very large n,jority Of the un-
educated there, are MT aware os this fact. IL
there is any school fund in the Southern States
ia Congress permitting that school fund tn be dl-
ver,ed from its intended use or 10 be monpoized
By the foes Of liberty and free government II
there is no school fund there, Is il nat very
clearly the duty Of Congress to provide one aud
IN see to il that these people are esiHcatedf So
long &c 50 large u3ajority Of the Southern pee
pls rsaiain uneducated will those SoSthera
States be able u maintain free government Of a
higher order than that Of Mexico. Is there any
duub that the leaders Of the " liberal" ku kluz
Democracy in the Southern States will oppose
tue eiucaIiDn of all the Southern people To the
extent oF their abilitv7 Is Congress doing lis
duty with regard u the cause Of education Al
the Souih7 OBSERVER.
PERRrsBraa, MAY 20, 1871.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31
A Chance for Mast.

The st. Louis Democrat furnishes the follow
Ing pen pieturss for TuoaAs MAST to illustrate
Here IA chance Cor Mast. Lot him Get NJ
big cartoon for the benefit II II. G entitled IA
eRis dsscaRsas Auooai," representing the easy
steps by which that venerable poltctical whahg
dvodio has gone 10 the devil. Fhas:
1855. SesIdipR sqnarsly on principle, and ad'
Voeating Freedom and high tarrH.
1850. First step opposing the nomination of
Lincoln on personal Rrounais. and Advoeating
Mr. BAlss the il'0ssnm candidate at thai time.
1880. Sccond step tafisr the Presidential
election --Fa vorRg peaceful Aecsssion, aad
writing leaders for TOam5s IN read ia the Seu-
ate In jnstiAaLi0a Of his course.
1851 Thidstep-Abusipg Lincoln and Yell
ing On to Rthmond."
1882 Foarth eteP-Peaes acquisitions atTi-
agA'a Falls.
1894. FiEth.slsp Opposing Linonln's renom-
inatisn aud going TO the Cleveland Conven ton.
1885. Sixth step -Bailing JEFF. Davis.
1855 Seventh step ctnddate for Post
master General under Andy Johnson.
1858. Eigkth step Asking the Democrats "a
nominate Chase at New York, and privately
promisfag' L, SaPpoFt him.
1870. Hinth step Doing all in his po1sE IN
make Grants adm 'nistrAlioa unpopular.
1877. Tenth. last and fatal pluaae. 'ks-
naunelnS all his former principles Gnd asSooia-
iinns, and playing second aldlS in the !any 'ons'
Il -beat Gran. concert.
Curtain falls on II. q. in'the agonies. easy
Is the decent into Avernas but to rs'raee ths
steps and rOturpt to the upper air~-ih' Is the Ia
bor, this Is the difhtnlty.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31

"'The sams sido-shSw," says the Toledo Cnt
m,rcisl, switch sfi,rdsd additional attractions
to the Cincinnati CJnIenaon, will be on hand to
plsS ia part in the Ba himore Convention. We
refer to the Rewaiun and Reform, Association
which holds its adjourned National COnFention
Al Baltimore on the sth Of July, the day before
the Asse DbIing nj tho DENT cracy. This same
body met at Cincinnati, at the time Of the Lib
eral Convention, but could DOT aarec TO support
the Liberal nominees; hence the adjourned
meeting at Baltimore. Somsbody shoulI throw
those parties tine ani take them In two"
AS such institutions are usually attracted to
where the largest bodies conSrega.e they should
not let the opportunity pass Of visiting the Phil
sdslphia Convention on next Wednesday,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31

Henry Rarsn killed near Atlanta Ga.
William Sawyer died at Knoxville Tenn.
Henry Shofstall died N glasgsw Ky.
Michael Stull died Al Bowling Green Ky.
William o. Sniith died near Atlanta Ga.
Lieut.. John Parsons killed AZ Strawberry Plains
Va.
Geo. J. Brewster killed. At Fort waeonsr 8, @,
James Dunlap died at Bowling Green Ky.
John Adams killed at franklin Tenn
Eli Badger killed Al Franklin Tenn.
Joseph 0ingsry killed at Franklin Tenn.
Hiram Hiser killed at franklin Tenn.
Jacob ID. Minton killed at n. Wagner.
4 N. Campbell killed at Chester Station Va.
ferley y. Pope do do
Gssius N. Campbell died at Norris Island 8. C.
VIM. Whaley killed at Strawberry Plains, Va.
Henry Henri Conrad %,, killed at RsssOa Ga.
George Swartz died At Bowling Green Ky,
William Paine died a, Point Lookout Va,
Daniel Frasier died at Philadelphia Pa.
Sherman Jackson not known.
Geo. Waggoner do
jacob Moore died at Bowling Green Ky.
James Norris killed near Atlanta Ga.
Capt. Nicholas Wylie killed at stone River Tenn
Geo Share killed at Hilton Head s. C.
Charles Davis killed AT Galveston Tenn.
Lewis 4. Wilson killed at Missionary Ridge
Tom.
Isaac Brieker killed not known.
samuel Luscher died at Memphis Tenn.
Frederick lsch died at Huntsville Ala.
DiRp PRox sUr BURIED At HONE.
David Vsss Duke Blinn
Andrew Brownsberger Lieut.. Henry Carter,
Thomas Shansr, LIeut. Jas Slawson
WlIkison ID. Perrin James Graham.
DIED AND srRrSD AT uoxR.
Lieut.; Geo: N. Parsons Capt. +. T.. Baird
youathan Knapp wolcoit Graham
Peter NcNahan Henry N. Rrown
Edward McMahan John Ferguson
Francis McMahan Adam Shsner
Daniei tIaggarty Eplraim Teft.
MI I. U. Norris Lieut.. Jas. F. Chilcntc
nenrJ sherman Jefsrson ShauabargeI
andrew Haitsing Capt. GeO.W saBlarcun
EoSerl stewart Farmer refit.
Martin Stevens Isaac Jeffrey
William Douglas FIX, BaIsne.r
Henry Rudisil.
SOLDIERS or 1919,
Joahua Chappel Joseph Badger.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AnnualSchOol Election.

At a special meeting Of the Board Of Educat n
Of School District M. / IN Perry sbure township,
Wood county Ohio held at the untn Srhnnl
House, on Monday. May q. A. D. lST2,th fol
lowi ing resolution was adopted
Rc,oiueS, That the annual election fpr two
members for the Board sf Elne tim Tor three
years, be held on Wednesday, the l9th day IT
June, A. d. 1872 TO commence at2 o'cluck, P.
II and close at O'Clock =. VI. OF said day, Mt
DR.. Rheirtruuk's building IN said JiStirt. ard
the Secretary oi the Board giSe nOS Zoe Vr the
election accordingly.
Notice Is, tIerefi re, hereby given II the quail
led elect RS Of sad School D;stric,, lhEt an
election will be held on
Wednesday. June ~, 1879.
Commencing at 2 o'el.ck P. N. aud closing at Z
p. VI. at the Rhein;rank building in said DistIh &,
TO elect Two Members Of the Board u EdNcati"u
to serve for three years and that the qualified
eeotors of said District are requested to meet in
general meeting, at the Schvol H. use, n 8
O'Clock, P. NJ, of said day TO hear the rcpnrt ef
the Board of Edncathn, and " transact such
business as may como bsf 30 the meeting,
J. G. KNOLL.
Secretary Of Board Of fEdaeAtinn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31
TSyhat the WauseOn Republican Does
Understand.

We understand that the cit Eens Of Bowling
Cireen, Wood county, o.. are iueensed with
Senator Howard for Introducing Bill in the
Senate TO enable the citizens Of Wood connty to
ypts On the removal Of the Seat Of justice to
PerryebaFe. StHe 30 not understand why the
citizens nf Boxing Grees should feel aggrieVed,
Asahe Tigiit Of the people to vote on such mat
Slrs cannot be questioned aud the fact that the
Perrysburg party had about 800 more names
than their opponents, was pretty good evidence
gthAt they should have hearing. Wau'sOH Re-
-pHbiiedH.
The above statement from the WAuIeon Repub-
iiean is fair review of local matters pertaining
10 the County Seat csn.Fovsrsy, Friend SNTn
as perfectly correct in assuming that the Perrys-
burg people ask only fair expression OF public
opinion on this matter. They do not ask froul
-aRr. Senators or Representative any other than a
EGir showing Of their case. The policy OF Jus
tiec. however, has never entered the minds OF our
Bawiing Green friends in this matter. BY virtue
81 the Inscriptions, arbitrary aud dishonest Rc-
sis8of certain county officials. the right Of the
sSa-psysrs to vote on the policy Of taxation, hiss
sbe1s ISOLATED, and the public monies squandsrst
N;thOut lie shadow oflaw TO warrant for such
sets. I.is the knowledge Of these facts and th'
u08ulAHyN tuat Aao eAy VI ~ S~sf''h
which iranhles the editor OF the SeitinsI her o
b5 asystematised eourss OF personal abuse and
bTaggaFt insolsnee, he seeks to prevent tho ex'
PFssAi0n Of opinion on this matter. Such dis
,haHssty Of purpose is potent in the fact that h
quotes simply the first paragraph from the Ne
pIhicaa article aud leaves the latter and more
important part Of II wholly unnotiosj.
In regard To the silly buneombs Of bringing su
Senator HowARD, those who are silly enough
may hsievs ii. Senator HowAKp, was we'll
kaowa 10 tho citiIsn' of this county, AMI al
- 10 the people sf-gulloR, as an honest, eomPs'
test aud useonProniSiug Republican, who, un
Ser sEoireumsiauess would dare 70 do right, with
<nt rsspocttO consequences. and that, 'oH. esf"rs
'shs Ssahas man bad sIough5i' No -Ssaksy Goa
Of he Opposing patty.
,Itis thspoPular vote thatihs ssa:iaI asd n
assSsis;ss dread. That is where the shSi
ipirehSs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31
DAYTON & Michigan Railroad.

The annual meeting Of the s;eekholdeta Of the
barton & Michigan Rsilrosd, took pises in To
led" al Tsesdsy morning last. The following
Directors fr the euseinR year were reelected !;
d. NcLAsEN, II, z. WAITE. WV. GOODMAN,
LOWELL F,ETcaEs, II. D. HrXriyo, Gro. F.
SrEnNAS, JeHs YocSs, T. II. Saoar sad
q. W. WEST.
Ala subseT;cn. meeting Of the Directors, the
following officers were CHOSEN;
Prc,ifeat ard Gen! SpI- d. NcLARES.
Wee PrcnJ,Ht-N. Il. WAITE.
.Scy. and Treossrer-F. u. SHORT.
A,s't SNp-r;ateAdsat-J.- n .lWkLLRR.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
LETTER PROM MONTGOMERY TWP.


Mr. EDIroR II may interest your readers TO
learn that tie people ara wide-awaks IN this
part Of Wood county. Hamilton a Holiday hAv-
ing built saw mill on the line of the Atlantic
E.iS railroad have been astonishing the old
sawyers with the ruYy;d lumber. making Of cir
cuar saw. Hedge Son have been rs6tting
the old mill and are saving ou. lumber aud shin
giles at an unusual rate. A new saw mill two
miles south Of Frseport does not mean to be ben'
Tyson & Mcbride are each doing a good busl
ness in their saw mills. Probably no township
in Wood county makes more lumber than Mont
gomery Lansdale. Carman Il Guernsey are
selling ofra goud assortment OF dry goods. Tilhn
is startling both merchants and people BY offer
ing TO the public very fine lot Of goods at Cleve-
land snd Cincinnati prices. Our mechanics
have more work than they can do. Sage is build
ing q large hotel for Hesa. Pope is finishing
off fine residence for Hamilton Holiday.
Lnsk has built a cosy little nest for Father Cild-
well and some ten or fifteen dwelling houses re-
main to be built during the season. Drs. Sage
& Goodrich deal o 1t pills from the conviction
that It pays better to keep the community in a
healthy state. One or two Of our gpod wives
have borne twins ahd triple,s. We have nine
churches. Early potatoes, outs. wheat and clio
yer promise q fair and good crop ;snre corn
planted than uJual. The Atlantic 4 Erie rai-
road sureto be built. Real estate 0n the rise
II any nas wishes t0 make n good investment
apply to Esq. Rry ant who will sell foe lots at
premium. t.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31
Atlantic & Lake Erie r. r.

In Speskingaf the progress Of the above road
aAe FostOria Reeie,o says: "workmsn sre now
engaged in completing the road bed at Stony
Ridge, Wood county, aud slsS between Postoria
hhis end Of the line to carry the Road to Bruuf-
wick, The point where The Atlantic 4 Lake Erie
crosses the Cincirnsti, Sssdnsky d Cleveland
Rnad. Tbs work III be pushed forward as fast
~s pesAiblc, and Il is expected tha, cars will te
runnisz on the Road the coming fall"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31

AKansas farmer, in Summer county, owns
81 600 head OF cattle, and coniaues sstinx for
smother horn. and then, Ike RR VAN wISnp
'"woNt coun, that" Perhaps he has heard Of
Eol. KiSs, Of Texas who.h has a snug little farm
ofst, iJ2a acres, wherein are Pastured $4,000
burned cattle, 10000 horses, 1000 sheep aud
5000 goats, when even in Summer county he
would live 10 winter OF discontent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31

ouTsesasy isSt German committed suicide
IN Cincinnati, by jumping from the suspension
bridge iRto tho river, distance OF 80 feet. Tho
eolscc,or said German greatly under the inAu-
eues liquor had paid his toll and started across
few miuut,s previous, but IL was no, positive
~ known that the victim was the samo person,
a. bis body Was not recovered.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31

II lis proposed by a Democratic anti -orssly
Journal that all the delegates to the Bsltim r,
Convention, who favor the Ctuclunsh ticket,
wear white hats and have the pssts on the
right leg stuffed in their bopt tops. This viii
will onable ono and all to discern bsiwosn iha
shoep and the goats the genuine Democrats
aud tue iick-spittIe brood.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31

The soeistT " tsss Army of West Firgiuis are
preparing for grand .r-union to be held at
wheeling. West Virginia, on the I9th and goth
of 0ctsbsr. The committee extend a cordial
invitation TO all soIdierA and saOrsof the Union.
particularly thuse who sesvsd ia the army Of
West Virginia, to unite with them tn the ocea
sion namedi 'tn renew those ties Of fellowship
which ought TO characterize those who in com.
mon shared the trials and trIumphs Of the War
fnE the Unlnu."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31

Here Is a sermon IN about Twelve lines
Twelve years ago Hun r. C. waiPrLs was a
brilliant and prosperous lawyer in Howell, Mich
Three weeks ago ho died n intsuperance, and
was buried out of the Masonic charity fnnd
from which for sometime before Lis death he had
been supported. During This time his bssatiful
and accomplished wife has bscorss insane, aud
his four lovely children are pennilsss aud scat
tered, no two living together.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31

OF lt2 German newspapers in tho cOrntry
bu, 6 thus far have doclarei for GRsrLEr, aud
oply Of these are dsily, namely, ons IN Cl,vo.
aud. one in ChiesFo, ono ia So. Louis, and one
in Sew Orleans. Ot The whG.e number about
Afly arc daily.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31

Non. WV. KRGUs ofTolsdo, and Ovu. P. c,
iIArSs sditor Of the Bryan PruS Mo the DELE
gates to represent his District in The Nriona
Republican Convention, to DO held Al Philadel.
phia on next Wednesday. The party will be
sblY and we'll repressnAed by those Rentlemsn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31
DON'T DESPAIR !,
f.6<sNT Thousands have found relief w
and thousands will turn to this52sk
I# Medicine after exhansting lheiril mn


purses and patience in search of health.
GishIiness of the head, dnllDsss of the mind.
frtid breath, eoaied tnpgne, oss ri appetite, pain
aud weakness ia the stomach, enlargement II
the liver, yellowness of the skin, constant fever
and thirst with n tntal disrelish for business, for
pleasure or any kind Of employment. FAHR-
AEY's PASAcEA, il taken aud persevered in
for few days, will remnvs this whule class nf
symptoms. The fluids nf the bndy become pure
and mind clear. the stomach strengthened, the
tongne clean, the appetite improved and the
whole system 80 benefited that disease, in bad
xaaihar il iass | iii. IN Affect
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-31
J DR.. P. FAHRNEY'S
Celebrated
Blood Cledlyor Or PanaCea.

As modi eiuc for children, tho Panacea is, in
every way, calculated to take the place nf The
endless variety of drugs which are annually snld
fnr that purpose, and which are often very iniu-
rious. medicine which possesses the Qualities
ofa cathaTtic we'll as \ mild Alternative, aud
VIII CHI is capable NJ hrreSling disease with
out the least inRry To ihs child, is nf pcalcnla-
Bile value tn every mother. As a cathar,ic, tits
very checti1s, yet il does not If given in prspper
quantities cause nausea or distress to the
stomach CT bowels. It Is very pleasant 10 the
taste, which is a very important feature as a
medicine for children. AS o preventive Of dis
ease It is unprecedented, as il acts directly upon
the digestive organs and the blsod. In all scrof-
ulOus diseases it is the most effective medicine
er offered To the public; aud, il given regularly
aud perseveringly, those eruptive diseases SO
cnnmon to children NAV be entirely eradicaied.
Prepared BY p. Fdhrney's Bros. l. Co.,
Waynasbnro, Pa, and DIR, T.. Fahrnev, 30
North Dearbnrn St.. CHICAGO. Price 81 % per
bnttle, for saleby Wholesale and Retail dealers.
And BY Reno L Espy, Toledo, o., and A. R..
Champney, Perrysburg, D.