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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05
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rsouai.F ~ wall srHErr
TIE pass usek BIAS witnessed aaath-
ef exciting satefi between tbr brokers
af Wal ST.. in uhIch. same of them.
eat badly bitten IL ls claimed tAat
6aal3 proved Heaeheraus 60 bis ali
fEirat and ally, Drew. aad tlc latter
with Smith 81 che u.8 firm ol smith
Goa,l d Martin. lost heavily ty q ear.
Her la tbe stock ST tie "Narthwcs
terra gotten up by Gould aud his
friends The Springfield bsFglfs1a
Thus Describes Sumo ai the principal
sectors
Tho Northwestern common stock
speculation $50 Wan So. Is as personal
au affair 30 auy vendetta between two
Nov York rougas. Ii is a financial
stabbing ARRAY between Gould 90 one
side and the notorious Broker Smith CA
the other Both are or were members
Of the ilrm Of Smith. Gould & Martin,
aud toe whole difficulty apparently or,
igiuatcd ia q partners quarrel From
a quarrel. ID went a. running" each
other Zoo Wall street Smith cheating
Gould ia a gold clique, and Gould
comering Smith 90 stocks. until now
the latter swears be will make that
monkey grind au organ" The public
would doubtless delight In seeing them
10th engaged In that innocent If not
honorable, profession. In pursuing
their works Of yengence. Could with
the assistance Of the NanderbiIts had
managed TO boost Northwestern com
mon stock from 6s up toward the eos.
Picking a moment when Smith and bis
allies Of the Drew school were "short, 50
that is had large contracts of this
stock to deliver, Gould pushed up the
quotations with all his might, buying
up from far and near. Smith, mean
time, was eudcavoring to get up a
( counterirritant by treacherousy open
/ ing to the present administration Of the
I Erie railroad the books Of the firm OF
/ Smith, Gould Il Martin, containing as
/ he alleges, proofs Of Gould's swindling
/ the Erie. while its president These
books completed the case, which Presi.
/ dent Watson had already patched up
from vouchers and other sources
against Gould. Everything being in
readiness. Gould was arrested on FRIDAY
to break the corner. This move had
however. the opposite effect. for his
partisaus pushed the price up to POO
and on Saturday to $50. The shorts
seem to have been completely at theil
mercy, and although there have been
some settlements at from 100 to $50
the longs refuse any COMPROMISE with
the firm Of Smith, Gould & Martin, o.
with the founder of Drew theological
seminary.
Smith, by the way, is character
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05

ta3 eleAag saluattd ulsA sister aug.
% fzr hsme. kHfetu miles distant
There aae samt rsmsfksbsc eaine
8eaees tetmeeH ttIt case aH3 tiai 81 he
afouHlag ~ 6uvts oa BIG Topper
HaEN 4 HrHf Nna
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05
OBITU AHI.

Died na saturday moaning, Nov. 45ld Mr.
HaHsaa walker one ~ our oldest rrsl4euts.
Sir. Walker was born ia WOODBURY.,
Conn, April z5th, 1884. being in his Sch
yeaf when be died, The deceased Ma
lie -8u 81 tie bate Samuel Walter, who
lived formerly 300 lha brick ho0sc. uow
owned by G. y. Manson. The grand
father 81 Capt. Walker was Pastor 81 one
0i HAS tut Presbyterian Churches lhaj
were organized 90 L1ug Island lie a..
forwards setlcd go WOodbury. from
wleUce Capt Walker came With his fam
u.s., at au early day 10 this place. Oar
deceased friend was his oldest soH, aHd
settled % lbe family estate about a half
mile eass. and in plain y.eg Of h.s father
h0use. Here, he spent iis lIlc, tli with
lu few years, since which De has resided
Id this village. Mr Walker was d man Of
very active habits, lal aud erect 10 PER-
s5B, aHd keeping Up l.s rBgursloas Oh
foot. aUBu t1 lhc time % Bic lasg sickness.
he Was q menbef Of the congregational
CaufeI lu tl.s YillaRe, ahd 90 active anf
generous supporter, according 20 his
means u tie Con re@aiigusi Society.
Oh Tie reofgaui z4ti0a Of tbs society m
1875, there we're 0nly three persons,
whose annual subscription toward the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05
Arlington, Vt, Nov. 20, 1872.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS.
At
Adams Hall, Factory Point, VI

would most respectfully inform my former
patrons and the public generally that have
opeaed my Photographic Rooms and am now
prepared TO catch the heetiug shadow" in ey.
cry variety Of style feeling that with :" my long
experience III the business ! am fully cgmpe-
tent to please the most fastidious.
Pictures OF deceased persons, yieHs Of resl.
dences and SCENERY made upon short notice. and
at reasonable rates Miniatures neatly set IN
loekcts, pins rings, eto Especial attention
paid TO copying euArginR ana iiuishing 10 India
Ink OIL OF wat0r eolofr also he, p on hand b
fine assortment of Albums. Plan auh Fancy Ca
ses, Chrenos. Engrayingp rtcffofeopos, aud
Views. Picture Frames, Cord Kuols. aud 10 fact
almost tgert tiiiug relst W ~ tic trade, which
win be sold At the l0E9st p1rsible figure
lhanting tue public for lac very liberia pat
ron.Ee Fmery received, hope 70 marit con
unudncr Of the Hauc, Ia every case satriac-
ti0u guaranteed #.H
o. 4 WiLKINsOS
Factory Point IT., Oct. z is7l. 20tfx
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gHa lrEH mHs oa Heeu

Frequent inquiries were made yestcf-
dag bg ail elias as .a regard 60 Horace
aue.e5 health. aaa mash sympathy
was expressed 81 d. behalf The re-
port Of Dts de#ta WsHi circulation early
3 esterlaE csta.as 4ad having reached
TIC President ac aaa BIS family. as a
token 81 respect dil l9t attend tie re-
cepiion Of the Diplomatic Corps given
ly the Secretary { state 70 which lie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05

was invited has seHt natg explaining
faa cause 60 their absence
H.. GENERAL wiIl te held 81 ~ Cha.
PIa IhHrb pa "Wednesday PFta
de8t Grant i expected O. be present
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05

WHAT C. i, SWEET
KEEPS TX STOCK.
Cook stavos for Wood Cpeg Stoves Tor Coal
parlor Stoves Tor Wood Farlor Stoves
far coal. patc, Kettles, spidsrs,
FTsiug Pans WATERWAYS Pare.
sa8 Irons, shOye's.
Eaamslcd Hotties. Fn-
amasd Htes psHs.
e4gg BrHsliss
Aop Pale ......
H ek.as.
CHAMBER ~tf
Table, Tas and
lsasitag sF5ans Esg
Bestsgs Aesl Sleeves, a
Iatsbi Fitefs Clothes rsus
.aiass Esssets. f,sr kla#.s
sk8auets llal. ladies. 0.isrs.
hameg atste Lamps. aatebes, Rai-
tss. ~ WHISTLES, sentf Ieps, links. Tubs,
Fa.s. Bssas y saea4 Dapg.lg r4us. kt0gs
Ftps Hsals Geen, Hta saA c.
tambsf aaaI FgmPs
Y Pa naana
SWIFT
aas.sbsstsr w.. sefi = pz Iys al
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-06-06
Attention 33d Regiment.

: {, f. are invited 10 at,.Hl aIIcv;ing on FridaH
.Jggr p. in tie Taa,Tn3i' ChIr,h, Beaufort ;. e.,
for the pagu,, ,l ya>sf h'aa>ir"s t. obialG G'a''
fanal boaa H. acoalug to instructions received from
90. Z. Z. T.nwnr.is..
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if.Hlg iy.i,jTal e, STANDARD EXTRACTS, prtH&f.a
Us lG.ri,a Barn - 4 g.. Boston, ar pTouHGhcrd by
I,..;u- cu>.urr5-gr,sy,sJT Bot among the hJ'nner
-i ihr uurg>; 2Ec b =.
Human Wrecy>-iycry day and hour We
moot with broken down 50 riurn> 3" h@maallE-
wrecks ;aal s'.m past hop "isai'&-r. y la >'I-
c-.i.hh> Of thc> u.iGA' t1 h'I." Win new NiaiiiE'
br q c1urS. of Di. NAaNrE- iiiiEoE,A iif!&ES
" .u ar,. >rt rus 'Gpu I:,' r'r'''H 81 f'il-3'''"R
N;:rr> or prwS.fu. H'r!-. I! II r.i1f.l'IiNli. III
Ir walkers Great Restorative that it urutr5!Iay>
ti.,.Iy, OF IN .>' uls-'.it r'"'st.>, aai &tcpiu-
b.i>h ~ dur t,ala, p':!..i r'Fv
xa!u-c Gives uS Teeth, bat Sic c~ not rre.
>lys and ,uriiy ih.H. Ina mus "r DON NiIH
EEtrrgaJ ~pE ajDuI Tho o,uidi 1'u. AMI IL C'&'h-
a r;>ii. are ui.i' iayiuDsaU 10 al Ntf i've III
fl.H.y, ~ gnrdI:y u.s. itA> h.u..,.cat Hi'l'.a-
ZION.
19a 900 Dollars will bc paid for any r":n-
c,iv which Will cur, Chronic E,"@c&tism, Pains IN
the J.r, Back and Chest. sore Jir'J. .iiN'it Si>,
Cfopp Dy>utry collie. >maa> an! 'on"l"s.
quicker than Er To- ia> Venetian idnHrut; cNao-
I,>n,,i in 1871: never fail, SID Uy al Druggists.
Depot 10 Park i'aca, New York.
Pratt'S Astral GH.--Nlorr accidents "ccrr
from using unsafe oils. ;!Iau i"N steamboats, ai'H
railroads combined. over 2utGrJ families coUinuc
tub.m i'r,: .A>'lai OIL and ho agitriil> H!t%..!
or Indirectly iHvn occurred !on "1'Hh-, >,"rInS
or h;s.Giins H. ~! House ci '.i'>. Pratt, LNta'-
Isrtutif,n " hitc, soft, smooth aud clear
.si-. :, tr-iuc 1g ,,,., g. W l.rirl, .,i,":n +
T.r;h" II r,ntu,vs tan. frcckl.s. >,uhrrii>, at.t
all other q. r"!,r.linIl> I"m the skin, leaving the
",,ubit\ipu brilliant oIi h.aEfd. N'ii AZ all
druggists. This preparation Is GEtr'I! Tree from
any material u".,:&,.rla! to- health.
.I;u>t the R'R,,c!y %cc:.cd.-rhaukS TO
M Wiu,.pa', ,to;uIr. syrup. wa have Tor wears
bs.n relieved tr:u ,Is.p,ss nights g! @inilI
va, hing with I"or. >Uii"ria- ,"'.'G"- gai|r,en.
For nysV' 'p>in.--Iu.!-..>fi.'H, ".Pr >>"n oi
,fr., and General drH!'iiv in ,u,i. various iuun>
ais, a> 4 .,:"u;aiyr 2-u'l>t FyNrg and A%u", an.t
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-06-06
WHAT'S II 4 NAME!
ILN s. @ "a E
Will now become the faY0ritc.
w GR II z TT?
S. MARSHALL & CO,

'NTT'tT,
Ncw York.
CAUTION De moi br imposed upou hy other par
ties travelling tltran-h the country pIlimnI oI
worthless raSt-iron marhiu.> under the same nanc
or urhorwi>n. Ours is th" "mIy genuine and rally
cheap machine manufactured. ap25-;ln"S.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-06-06
Human wrecl>-Eycry day and hour We
vn1n.c G,rcs ms T.ct;l. hnt ID 4 g

,Ig, and ,anriiy rh.IH. Tia. mus 1r doDe WITH
Frt.riat Nn.,dou. Tho q .uial BON aui IL C"2r-
a ,ii. an. uS,i. iayuuosabi 10 al etrr i've l-
fl,i.y, ~ ,nrdliy U>, oltAi> h.u.I,cat Iiria''a-
ton.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-06-06
;Spggi0l a(QtI{GG>

F'iavo"inG ENtr"ct> ar" primary Mr2'''D"'
j., -r~: and ~ al ar,isi,, o IA description ,!i
Ia -f!y .o1,.fjral / STANDARD EXTRACTS, prF%rrd
~ I1.rpn Barn =, 4 g.. Boston, ar pronounced by
l,..i;u- ci.>urr5p Professor Bio, amoa@ ihe nJ,nhcf
= IN. NUNS. 2Ll. b =.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-06-06
PROB.iTE NOTICE.
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, J
Colleton County.

Colleton County.
By D. Farnter, Esq, Probate Judge.
Whereas, VIM. J. Snead made suit
to me, to grant him letters Of admins
tration Of the estate and effects Of Robt.
Il. Snc&d.
These are therefore to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Robt. r.
Snead, deceased, that they be and ap-
pear before NE in the Court Of Pro-
bate. 10 be held at Walterboro, on
Monday the third day Of June next,
after publication hereof, at IL O'Clock in
the forenoon to shew cause, if any
they have. why the said admin,stra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 4th day
Of May, 1872.
ID. II. FARMER,
mayo At. Probate Judge, c. &.
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4 LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN.


r.. Pai 1 in It N.r'ci Eane'opc. Price, sir cents
Lc:tur- on the Nature, Treatment,
and 8. .rS.iCaI Cure nc Supc~mat"rrhwa, or III
iual ", W,aknc>.. Involuntary Emissions, >'Xua! De
5niy and Imp p'0imeut, 10 Marriage generally Ner-
yousl.,s,s, CONSUMPTION EPILEPSY and Fits; Mental
aud PHYSICAL lncgIacity, iySutpg from SriI-Ah,i>c,
c;c. By ROBERT !. CULNERWELl., u. d., author
uf the Green Book ct'.
The World-rcaowngd author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
tina, the awful consequences of Seit-AbuSe may be
c!sG.tially removed without medicine and without
dangerous surgical operations bouieS, iu&;rum MS.
riugs. or curdial> pointing out mode Ui cure 4;
once certain and eectual, by which every sufferer
no matter what his condition may he. may cure
himself cheaply privately. and radically. THIS
LECTURE viii. PROVE \ BOON TO THOU
SANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent. under seal to any address, in plain scaled
envelope on receipt of six cents, er two postage
stamps Also DR.. CulveIwelfs Marriage Guide,
price rs cents Address the Publishers.
CHAS. j. {. KiiyE g. CO.,
Ie7 BcyT cry, NeEY York Post-of6ce Box a58
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Photographs & Ferrotypes.

yrEs. BARTON RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
NJ he Citizens oC l#aut5rt, : e., tnai she Is
y c'1s,I 10 take PHOTOGRAPHS AID fERiio-
TYPES Of every kind in the &ishg$t styls "i SHg
work viii l.. gaariure.d. Specimens Of various
s:,I : are on eX hibit.JL at the irai.'ry.
y. u. GLENN from Charleston, :. G., o! many
wears cs;r.i Icc in ar,l class 'E6'|:.es VIII have
tl,a-gc OF the i'Hr:ogeavh Hn!ert.n, Mt
Gallery GA Bay strty; fo.Hsr? occupied AT Ms.
81. i. sharp ""-'".
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-22

New Seeds and Agricultural ImpIe-
ments.-We call attention to the advertisement
of WILLIAM Crooks Agricultural Warehouse,
and Seed Store in this issue of the Journal.
Mr., CRoOK is well known throughout Wood
county and also Lucas as a reliable and sue
cessful dealer in all classes Of Agricultural I'm
plements and in seed for the farm and garden
His machines are from the most prominent estab
lshmpnts and are warranted tn he, and to do, just
as they are represented by their manufacturers,
50 that purchasers run no risk Of being annoyed
by imperfect or indifferent implements.
Mr. CRooK has taken especial pains to secure
perfect and complete stock Of seeds for use on
the rarm and garden which he,ug aI'fresh from
the most celebrated prowcrs, will he found to be
perfectly reliable,
With the finest show room IN tlis District illed
with choice aud complete stock Of valuable i'm
plements and seeds, the enterprisng proprietor
invites the farmers and citizens ol Wood aud ad-
jacent counties generally to give him a call and
examine his stock. lie is now prepared for
"New Departure" aud Increasing prosperity"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-22
In MEMORY OF THE DEPARTED.
ny oaAcR xaLsoURss.


Slowly she faded, your dolzed child,
SLOWLY the rose-tint Of health lett her cheek,
Sad were your hearts rs you watched her each
day
Too sad for utterance too sad to speak.
Fading from earth aud all she held dear,
Nina, loved Nina, how bitter your grief;
"Father, oh spsrs her" your heart broken
prayer,
Seeking tina. Friend who alone brings relief.
But ~ the mansions Of inflnite day
Angels were calling your daughter away
Slowly, but surely, the light left her ewes,
Slipping each dav from your loving embrace,
Aud wheu IN slumhcr she SILENTLY lay,
Often you bent n'er the Young grlish face.
But all your tears, and your prayers were in
vain,
Angels wrrs calling her softly away-
"Nint. we want Won in Heaven" they said
"Cnme e'er ia stu or sorrow vou straw
G me- /, The mansions of luhuite rest;
Come up still hgher dear child and be blest."
Darling. we want yuu on earth with us here,
These two dear blossoms that stand side by
side"
This was your plant, oh the desolnte gloom
That fell on your hearts when your gentle
one died
Softly you folded her hands on her breast,
Placed the white rnse ou the bosom so fair,
Emblem it was that the spiri! had fed
Where there is never doubt or care.
NaGght but the casket lay folded in rest,
Nina is safe 'mung the pure aud the blest.
Look up sad mournera TO Heaven above,
Where YOU will One day be safe with your
child,
Thanking The Father who took her to dwell
Far from this earth with its billnws sn wild.
But He will send her a. you in your glonm.
List for her piniOn her hand On each head,
Hear the sweet sung Ot that angelic band
"Weep not sad mourner, your child is not
dead,
Naught but the casket lay folded in rest,
Nina is safe 'mong the pure aud the blSsi. u
TUArUuAST, March, 1917.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-22
J. II. WILSON,

MCCOLLEY AT fhs r'sl nee nf her parents,
near FontHg ny, m Friday, March Is, 1872,
Miss NINA W., twin dtugh.er Of j Il. aud VI
McCoLLEY, aged, Is Years, month and %
davs.
Again father, mother aud sister, are called
upon /, consgn to the silent grave another from
thgIy family circle. Scarcely three short years
have PASSED away since thi parents consigned
10 the grave a dear daughter. aud now another
OF the family circle has passed away. Yes, she
has gone to aahume in the spirit world, tO home
in that beautiful land where "sickness, sorrow -,
pain and death are felt and feared no more" Il
was apparent that her disease was Of thu char
acter that LETT but litIe hope, yet, during ths en-
tire time of her sickness, she bJre her suffer ing
with cOmposure, never complaining, but ever
hopeful Of returning health aud up to within a
few days OF her death she was ablelo be around,
when her disease assumed more decided form
and hope of life seemed to give away and tho
spirit sf NINA passed away to that beautiful land
to home in the mansions aboYs.
The deceased had called around her, by her
many kind acts, very many warm friends tor one
so young. She was uuassumiug in manners;
genteness and kindness marked her pathway
through life, aud sha was ever ready 10 perform
any act OF duty that might dsvolve upon her.
The services were held at the Presbyterian
Church. Rev Nc. Buns delivered the discourse
from text found IN st John lil-2, aud was
full OF rich thought aul s,ual Instruction and
10 the mourning friends was like oil poured up
IN the troubled waters. large cuucUurss OF
sympathzing friends accompanied tie relatives
aud remains Of the deceased e. the ave, where
by The side Of aer sister was laid tho earthly re-
mains nf NINA Aud hoHgh her body lies in
the silen grave, vet size is not dsai' My changed,
~ a better land her spirit lives and with her an
gel sister she Is waitng u greet hor dear friends
as IneS pass me dark stream. NJ she is mot
dead -ouly changed and gone 90 amrs exalted
sphere.
"Gnne whore M dark sin is cherished.
Where no woes nor fears lnvals.
Gone ere Youths FIRST flower had persisted,
To youth that neer can fade"
The family aud relatives have the earnest
sympathy OF "A large circle Of friends ani ae-
quainlapccs 10 this the hour Of thoI afiictiun.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-22

Sheep.-A drove Of 500 sheep passed through
here on the forspart Of the week. On Wednes-
day the Sheriff from Adrian, Michigan, with
parties to identify the lost property, was here IN
pursuit, claiming that 40 head of sheep belong
ne to widow lady near Adrian had been taken
away by the drovers. short distance West of
here the drove was over taken and the sheep
Identified by the Sheriff and his party. The
dr1vsrs claimed that they did not know the
sheep were with theirs. The parties returned to
this place, and ou yesterday morning the affair
was adjusted by the drovers paying for the 40
head of sheep.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-22
wiLHOFT,S TONIC

Cures Chils and Frver and rsdRoe- Ei'nygsd
Spleen without tn. as- . "a rcurv and iod n.
It lesrss .ruttcle ipres'ion of spir,t',
are D. eoner pi'inu uf ,he U3Vels.
l,.n.a-s . weN man OF taO sick oae, nor does
it require vrcks and months TO effect a CURE.
WILunrr's ToNIo Contains no pai,pn. it con.
/ ins no Ar.smie Mercury and ID as safe for an
mf'afA As ior the strong, robust mTn.
Let esery ftmay Try Wilhoft's Tonic sni tss
its properties
Farewell to Q rinine ! goodbye Arsenic and
shoo fly, Cal incl Wilhoft's Tonic is the only
safe and sure remedy for Chlls.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-22

Latent Qualities.-Th The contest in county
scat matters is likely to develupe some latent
qualities in the editor of the Sentinel He exhib.
its qualities for doing the wind work Of imagin-
nry railroads far above the medocrty. He will,
NJ doubt, soon be engaged in publishing maps,
exhibiting Bowling Green as railroad center
And from the blowing qualities exhibited this
week on county seat palters, We should judge
the other essential qualifications for a patent
medicine vender or Peter Funk uctioneer,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-22

Tea.-Th- best Recommendation 0f any arli-
Gle is lis popularity after il has been thoroughly
tested F. R. NILLFR L Co., agents for The
United sta'es Tea Company, New York, have
just received their spcon in Vnice of Tea from this
Company, the frst having been readily disposed
nj. Those who have not tested the quality Of
this Tea should do so. and satisfy themselves as
TO its quality.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-22

Land and Lnan Agency We pre-
sent to our readers this week an advertisement
o. BARND BROTHERS, Land and Loan Agency OF
Finlhy, Ohio. These gentlemen appear to be
doing a driving business in Peal Estate, and in
negotiating Loans. Parties hGvlug property 20
selll or desiring to purchase land or lend or
borrow money, will do well b consult this firm,
as thew make a speciality Of this business aud
pl ce it before the public thr ugh majority Of
the papers Of Northwestern Ohio, aud are weekly
adding 70 the list.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-22
The High schooI En,ertninmer

The High School Entertainment.
Mr. EpIroR: fear that your very kind no.
tice of our exhibition in your issue of last week
may mslead some Of your readers.
Our exhibition i'll have very little reference
to anT studies the pupils may have been pursu
ing. 1t was gotten up simply as recreation and
change from ssverer studies aud is offered to
their parents and friends as an agreeable enter
tai,,nient merely. 1t will be lest Of scholarship
in no otherwise, than MS tue ability to represent
well what others have written, may be con-
sidered. We shall Offer but little that claims 10
be original.
Whatever of success may attend the exhibi-
ton will bo due more TO my rups, than to their
instructors The encouraging presence # a
hnuss iul Of their ireuls on Friday night, will
help them tn do their best aud reward their dill
gent rff''rts 10 please. p. TAYLOR, Supt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-22
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Financial Statementof pervsburg Corporation
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Our business men are preparing for the
Spring trade
--Seterl meters II interest have been pre-
pared bnt have b.cr crowded ou' this issue,
old Winter is m.nor liziw DE ZAP ot
Spring. he mercury has bscu below zero
again this week
Fort Mcigs Division Sons Of Temperance
will elect their III icers for the ensuing quarter
on Monday evening next. Every member should
be present.
The Slave factories will soon be in full op.
Grafton again. A. NJ. TnouPsoN g. Co. have
been running portion Of their machinery for
two or three weeks.
AN Wall Paper bought AT wEpDELL& & Rus
SELLS will be trimmed free Of charge.
The current on the Rapids has cut the ice
away, leaving the refreshing spectacle Of water
literally speckied with ducks. They pay but
little attention to the genus homo while under the
restraint Of the Ohio game law.
the presence OF our old friend CHAN. A. NORTON,
at least what was left Of him after the late Leap
Year party at Fremont. His faith in the cause
OF the Bachelor Brotherhood is undimmed.
We trust those of our subscribers who do
not get their papers as early as usual this week,
will bear with us for the delay. II it were pos
sible To crowd two weeks work iu one, and be on
tius, we should nave accomplished that feat.
We are informed that the school exhi.
biiions at IIaskins on Friday and Saturday evn-
ings last, proved satisfactory to all parties i'm
terested. The receipts of the two evenings
amounted to $52 rs. MIR. ALDAuoH. the Prnci-
pal has gone to his home in Tuscarawas coun
ty to spend IA short vacation.
We again resume the publication Of the lead
Ing articles OF the Toledo Market this week and
will only leave out IN the future when there is
no cha.ge from the week proceeding and when
the space can be better filed. There being no
change in the Perry sburg Markets this week is
th cause Of the space being filed with Other
m litter.
The Best Tea in the market for 80 cents per
pound at " Epp.LL q RUssrLL's