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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04
ITS CLAIMS t:


Ist. ltwili produce more Corn to the Acre
with the sams Guilty AliOu aud in any Yarsty Of
sell.
I'd. Il has a Eresisr depth Of kernel than
any horse tooth variety.
81. Is has a smaller Cob than any 80 rowrd
variety.
ltb ItwSi.ls IS ponds to ,as bushsl
sealed measure.
5lh. Il hus better at both ends than any
other corn.
6th. 1t is solid white transparent corn,
with white onb.
tn II grows more vigorous aud ripens its
whnle erup earlier than any ur the other large
ioli VaIisiisa 10 America.
8lh. Il makes bstter meal, being richer and
swsstsr.
9sh. II bears more foliage, which makes
more feed.
lOth. II esa be planted on land from which
wheat has been harvested or frsm which potA
toes have hacn dug fsl!y ripsning before frost.
lllh. The spikes shoot out within four feet
of tue ground, consequently the cr"P is not la-
Llo To bs prostraled by high wiuds. II is like
wise easier 10 gather.
18th. II bears more full grswn ears af corn
on each stock than any large fsld variety.
18Th The tap ruots penetrating the suosnil
{" very great depth, II viii stand severe
drouih better than any other variety Of corn.
| iilh. Ii can bs successfully grown in aay
/ State
We give the most satisfactory refe rences tha.
/ the corn IS. in every respect, what we rsprrseR.
it to be; and further. we are the enir person.
throughout tie souutry who have introduced
this variety of ezra. hsVing a quantity. va
ara now able 10 I'll all ordsrs Tor tLuse d~siring
90 test il.
Last season we cpull have sGld goo bushels
more, but could not bill the urlsrs.
TERMS.
| In order that all may reesive ssed, ws have
reduced the price TO 81 per package. Any
person whs will ge, up a club of FIVE will r..
ceive package gratis. Fifteen packages fsl
$40 Fifty packages for $50 A corn stalk
will ace tmpany ali ordsrs ab We $40, with from
| ) to 8 spikes for snmtis.
| Address, MARSHALL & MORGAN,
Huston, YIrgiGia.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04
Imnortnnt to Judges Of Election.

The CLERK Of Marion county. for the purpose
Of ascertaning bow The candidates 10 the Con-
stiludsnal Conveston must be voted Tor, ad-
dressed the following to the Secretary or State.
We append the answer Of The Secretary;
l. Must the Delegate 10 the Constitutional
Convention be voted fer on a separate ballet
bsx: or can he be voted Tor on the same ticket
with the township officers
2. Where Townships have a Justice of the
Peace to elect, can the Delegate IL the Csnst-
tutisnal CeuveulioD be voied for on the same
ticket with the Justice return having to be
made to the Clerk Of the Court IN both instances
3. The Judges and Clerks Of Suck election
for Delegates being Those ~ said April elce-
tiou. will they be entitled 90 pay for their ser
vices at said election om Of he county Treasury
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04
Democratic Corporation Ticket

The Ohio Legislature has passed law To
punish the obtaining Of mOney or property under
false prstsps's with imprisonment in the psni-
tentiary when the amsunt is S35, and With Hne
aud imprisonment in the county jail when Ihs
amount Is li'si and tbs penalties to apply when
persons under false prstsnssI procure signatures
10 notes, drafts ate.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04
PrnnYsrrno. April 2. ls1a.

ihHhfobthut hplh = ioi"s'
To. II. NJ. MoRsE aud othersi-
Gsnllsmsn--l attn al your service as eandi.
date for member Of Constitutional Convention.
shall. # elected, be ,bs representative Of no
section. nor d. make any pledges, as does my
sppeuenl. | shall only deem il my duty to act
eonseirntisusV for the interests of the whole
sounly according to ths dictates Of my own
Judgment. thank you for the homer you onn-
fer. Yours, JAMES r. TYLKR.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04
JOHN SINCLAIR, President.
G. ". MsEBILL, City Clerk.

philosopher has we'll said, though a man
wih0ut uoney is poor, man with nothing but
m iney is poorer still worldly gifts cannot bear
up thc spirits from fiinting and sinking, when
trials AMI troubles come any more Than head
ache can be cured bv golden crown, or tooth
ache with a chain ~ pearls. Eartllv riches as
AuguaIias has truly said, are iull ~ Povsyty.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04
Democratic Caucus Last Night.

Thers was "high" cid tims at Leafs
Hall last night Ths mssmeric influence
OF Prof Ray still hovered in the hall, and
brought forth strange freaks from many
By actual count more than five adults who
were not under the influence of, liquor
were at the meeting, and while some
laughed, and others combined the calc and
cuss, jim Tyler, the Chairman maintained
his equilibrium, and for three long hours
kept his post, although on account OF -
denseness Of the atmosphere, he psrspirsd
freely, and had frequent recourse to an
inside pocket The crowd was held in
bondage we'll from the beginning for an
important election was at hand, and all
the saloons were closed, for where are your
Democratic masses if Cuisines men" open
in times OF great public peril?
Ths nomination Of thrss Trustees being
first in order, candidates were named.
Frank Rhody, dressed in his best, and
looking fresh and roIy, respectfully asked
permission to withdraw, as the Town House
was finished and he didn't want the Trus-
tsesaip any more. They let him off very
quickly. Mr.. VI. Hayes asked the same
privilege, but like ten-pin, he was put up
to be knocked down. "No Irish need
apply"-anly to vots the straight ticket
and from that time en-, ii = candidates
name sounde the least bit MileIan,
D.atscELGnI black balsd it. Whenever
nomination by acclamation was submit
tad by the Chairman, the audience, taking
it for a speech, yelled loudly-and the
candidate was declared nominated Ev-
erything considered, with the Surround-
ings,) this was a good Caucus OF its kind,
but many complaints were made on ac-
count OF the lack OF samples" as most
all thought the Committss on Resolutions,
as tonic, should have brought in the
beer along with the endorsement OF our
"worthy candidate who is now unbridled
and unharne,asd, and turned loose upon
the people Of Wood county for delegate to
the Constitutional Convention.
The following are the Liberal" resolu-
tions presented by the Committee and
adopted by the Caucus
Resoiosi--By the Dsm,cracy nf Perry sburg
Towuship, Wood County, Olis, in 4 mass eau
Gus assembled That We the Democrats ni
Psrrysburg township. d. pledge our hearty and
csrdlal support to James r. Tyler our nominee
as delegate Ia the Constitutional Convention of
tho Stals of Ohlo.
Seconl-Ws hereby call upon our felisw
Democvats AMI L5sra, Ranublisans through
cut ihs county of Wood to rally 10 the -uppstt
of our nominee. BY one gallant ami united ef-
fort we can defeat the Ring candidate an send
man to represent MS at Columbus whs il truly
a representative Of the people Of the county
and not Of a corrupt cIiqIs.
Third-We pledge ourselves to the psnple OF
Wood county that they have a candidate in
James X. Tyler, our usmines. who, if elected
will reflect credit upon our county aut cause,
and will net need a slrng of stringent rssp-
iulions 10 keep him from sacrificing the public
interests.
Hesaloed-That these resolutions be published
Tn the Tps1n daily AMI wsekly papers and in
tue PerrYsburg Journal
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.

With the New Patent Button Hole Worker
Most Simple and Compact in Construction.
Most Durable and EeoAomisal in Use.
A Model Of Combined Strength and Beauty.
Complete in all its parts, uses the Straight Eye
Pointed Needle, Self Threading, direct upright
Positive Motion, New Tension. Self Feed and
Cloth Guler. Operates by Wheel and on a
Table. Light Rrnning, Smp0th aud noiseless
like all good high priced machines. Has patent
check 10 prevent lhs wheel heing tArnsd the
wrong way. Uses the thread direct from the
sposl. Makes the Elastic Lock Slich (duest
aud strongest stitch known j firm, durable, close
and rapid. We do all kinds Of work, ins aud
coarse, frnm Ganbris 10 heavy Cl.th or Leather,
aud a sss all descriptions OF thread.
The bsst mechanical talent in America and
Europe. has been devoted to improving and sim
plifying our Machines, combining only that
which is practicable. aud dispensing with all
enAplicatsd surroundings generally found in
sthsr naehiRss.
SpesiAl terms and extra inducements to male
and female agents, store keepers. &c, who will
establish s2ences through the country aud keep
our new machines on exhibition and sale.
Coluty rights given IL smart agents free.
AGENTS complete outfits furnished without any
extra charge. Samples Of sewing, descriptive
circulars containing torms, testimonials, sn-
cravings, &c, sent free.
Address
BROOKS sEwIN5 MACHINE co.,
1929 Broadway,
NEW YORK.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04

STATE or Quo, DEP'r. OF STATE.
COLruBrs, o., March l3, 1873.

STATE OF OHtoy DhF T. OF SIATHs
CoLrHBrs o., March l3, 1873. !
p. DOM iuuH, lfarion, o.:
sfR:-The fullawing arc answers to your
questions prorounded March 5th, 1873 as I
understand thrmi Delegates ~ the Constiiu
tional Convention must be voted fer on separate
tickets, and in separate ballot bexes, and oannut
be voted for on same tickets with township
officers; nor cav thsy be voted for on same
ticket with Justice Of the Peace.
The Judges and Clerks OF the election must
be paid by tho township.
Respectfully.
A. g. WIKoFP,
Secretary Of State.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04
Extra Early Thirt7.two Rowed Corn

It is genuine 80 rowed sweet corn growing
from 10 to IS feet ia height. Last year planted
IN, first oil May; it Was sold in the market
July 23d, (sI days.J A LATER planting vas
ready in 70 DAYS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04

Madison county man has started whole
sale goose nursery tor the igation af feather
pillows. lie op ms with que thnnsaad of these
waddling promoI.ls Of grcen pastures.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04
HOME REFERENCE.

Msssrs. Charles Beaten + Brother, Bankers;
Morrison & BaldT, Groeers and Commission
Merchants; F. @. Staley, Proprietor of Planter
House, Stout IL Wilson, Agricultural Ware
house, or any OF tho gentlemen named 10 Tia
endorsement in our advertisement.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04
INDORSE MENTS.

We, the undersigned citizens tf 0ssaola, Va. 81,
hayiag examiusd some Of the Chinese Corn,
grown on James Whlhers' farm. ono mile east
of this plNoe, dn certify that some of tie stalks
produced six spikes, the largest spike we no
ticsd measurvd1l9l inches in length aud 81
iaehss around.
Capt. c. W. Morgan, Eff G1rdan, ,Mercht.
II. q. Kennedy, Esq. Ii. $. CLARK Pres NIB.
We, the undersigned, do hereby testify that
the above named gentlemen are actually resi-
dsuts sf oseaols, Va.
CHAS. e LORD. Justice Of the Peace,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04

The Republicans Of Huron County have nom
mated Hon. COOPER X. WATsoS as their
candidate for Constitutional Delegate. The
Convention emphaueally condemned the extra
pay grab Of Congress.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04
HAS. e LORD. Justice Of the Peace,
.sT. ALFRED 4. TOMFKlNS.
OsrAoLA, VA, Oei l6Lh. ll

Messrs. Marshal & Morgan, Holstou,V Va,
Gsnilemsn:--As you requested ms Ia give
yonr Chinese Curu a fair trial, Ihavs dane so,
aud will state that was disappointed at il.
panlsd on the 10Th 1T June and II was ripe
enough to shell tue latter part nf August.
planted seven and Que eighth Of an acre: when
sbslled il measured s04 bushels and three peoks.
ehssrfully recommend il t. nv brother farm
'rs. hoping that ii may revolalioniIs the aEri-
sullursl world.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04
y a MES W MhlIIiE KS.
PREMIUM.

A premium of $3.50 will be paid by the un-
iersgnsd, through First National BAuk, Osea-
ola, Va, II, y. Clark. Presdsnl. as follows,
800 to the person producing the largest yield
I'll Chinese Carn to the acre. f75 to u Of an
acre. $50 To 4 Of an scre. S2S 10 a Of az
acre. A report must be sent 80 First National
Bank, Oseaolo, Va, by thu lst of December
signed by The person aud sworn to, estimating
the corn AT IS lbs. to the bushsl, sample ear
of corn must be ssut " ith rep0n.
A. W. Henderson,, Of Green Castle, Indiana.
received the 500 premium for produeing The
la gsst yield Of Chinese Corn fr, m a pound
pa kags.
GHREScAsrLE, lad, Dec. 20, 1879.
Marshal 4 Morgan, IlolstOn, Va.
Gs7hsrusn;- Your letter Of the Ilth Of this
month came to hand yesterday with the drafi Of
500 on the First National Bnnk sf lndianap-
oils. Allow ms 10 thank you with my bsa
wishes for success in lie.
A. W. HENDERSON.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04

Sixteen hundred revenue assessors retire
fr.m public life May LIST.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04
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National Republican., 1873-01-27
Grand Army orthe Republic.

The annual meeting Of the Grand Army In this
District was held last evening at their hall. The
meeting was well attended, all the various Posts
Of the Department being represented by their
Commanders, and elected delegates.
The reports Of the different Officers were sub
mltted showing the organization to be In good
working order. These reports were submitted To
the council Of administration for their action af
ter which the following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year;
F. II. sprague, commander; Geo. J. Webb, s.
'. C.; e. A. Fleetwood, J. V. C.; L. j. Draper,
medical director; Benz. swallow, chaplain.
Council Of Administration, Francis Wood, II. 7.
Hawkes., l.. Twltchell, Jas. Campbell, J. W. Tay-
lor. Delegates to National Encampment, T. Lu-
hey. Alternate, L. A. Jacobs.
After the appointment OF several committees,
the meeting adjourned TO meet again on SATURDAY
the sth OF February.
National Republican., 1873-01-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
UITY aNIALL TALK.

A fine suite OF rooms at the Dickson house.
Members OF the American yacht club will at
tend the meeting tonight.
X. q. Wheeler wants his turkeys and chickens
stolen on the night oise 2Ith inst, and will pay
t25 for their return.
An old Italian man was found Saturday night
In 4 Hhanty at the foot Of street, suffering
from the rheumatism. lie was removed TO the
Washington asylum.
A tug on Saturday brought up the Potomac
seven pungies and two schoOners, (cOasters,) all
loaded with oysters, amounting to about 5000
bushels, Most Of the blvalyes were Of u superior
quality, and found ready sale In the market at
good prices.
MOrtZ Hamer, an Austrian, was found dead
IN bed at his residence, corner Of Nineteenth
and II streets, on saturday morning last The
coroner was notified, but on viewing the holy
deemed the holding Of an inquest unnecessary,
uAtuIal CnuEes
National Republican., 1873-01-27
The Pacific Railroad,

lSB sr,, WAsHIN0ToN, D. @, JannAry y, ls73
EDITOR REPUBLICAN: In the Capital to-day ap-
pears an article rejecting on the "FlnAl Com
mlssion," appointed by the President, on the
requirement OF Congress, to examine the Pacific
railroads.
travelled with the late General Hiram Wal
bridge on that occasion as his physician and
conndant, and was with him continuously till his
death. When ! see 1t inslnuated that corrupt
means were used TO Influence his judgment,
feel II my duty 10 his memory TO say that nothing
but the strictest national interests moved him Ia
the opinion which he formed to which effect
Am willing and competent TO testify, aA cOgnzAnl
Of every particular Of his connection with thai
AffalT.
Very res pectfully, your obedlent servant,
Jas, PHILLIPS, NJ ID
National Republican., 1873-01-27

The Chesapeake and Ohio canal afforded great
enjoyment to the boys yesterday who were the
pOssessOrs OF pair OF skates.
THE toll-keeper OF the Aqueduct bridge reaped
q rich harvest yesterday from 1t, many who
visited Arlington to obtain wee drop OF the
cratur. The gross receipts must have been
enormous, Judging from the diOThng that was
done on the home stretch.
ANOTHER old land mark-a stOne-has been
found In this city by those engaged In the i'm
prOyements. This time at the corner Of High
and First streets. When found II was four feet
under the ground, marked No. "a, lT4b-before
the Sunday law went into existence.
National Republican., 1873-01-27
Four Divorce, and one Marriage.

Four divorces were made IN the courts Of the
city on saturday, and hut one marriage license
granted. The following are the divorces:
Patsey Smith vs.. Alexander smith, In which
the parties were married 10 February, 1854, and
lived together until April, 1858, during which
time she alleges that he lll-treated her, Sc., and
then deserted her.
Also, In the case OF John H. Jones Va. Priscilla
Jones, In which adultery on the part Of the de-
fendant was charged.
Catherine A. Gibson Va. John A. Gibson, In
which the parties were married In February,
l5d2, and plaintiff alleges that defendant IN
treated her and drove her from her house, and
also committed adultery with one Frances Col
den.
Caroline Jones Va. Edward II. Jones. The
parties were married In New York, In 1864, and
plalntin alleges that defendant deserted her In
lao
National Republican., 1873-01-27
ParIar Ia-i.r.

A special meeting Of the Pacific Coast Asso-
citation was held on Saturday evening at their
rooms, No. 1913 Pennsylvania avenue, the pTesi-
dent, Col. ], =. TlchenOr, In the chair.
The president stated that he had called the
meetl ny for the purpose OF enabling them TO de-
eide W hat action they would take relative to the
inaugural exercises on the Ith' OF March next
After considerable discussion, II was unanl-
mOusly agreed that the association would unite
with the general committee In every effort to
make these exercises a success, aud they will aC-
cordingly cooperate with other associations In
any arrangements TO secure that result.
National Republican., 1873-01-27
Sunday school superItneud,p,

Ga Saturday evening a IN setting OF Sunday
school superintendents was held At the Y. NJ. 4.
A. roOmi To perfect arran yements for q sunday
school Instltute, 10 he held IN this city February
II, II and 10, and conducted by Reya. Alfred TAy-
lOr and d.. Vincent, Of New York.
An organization wa' effected by the election
OF Nj. Warren ChOate chairman, Df. Malcolm
secretary, aul WIN. Stickney treasurer.
Mr.. z. Richards and J. b. johnson were ap-
pointed committee To arrange the details The
offer Of Calvary Baptist church In winch to hold
the institute was accepted, aud the meeting al.
lOuTned,
National Republican., 1873-01-27
1IoraI EdurntIon

The Moral z lucatiOn Society held a business
meeting IN the lecture-rOOm OF the Y. NJ. &. A.
building on Saturday last. Further measures
were adopted to promote temperance work
among children. The hope Oi the future Is In
the pure, healthfu, temperate habits Of the child
of to-day.
Mrs. l.. II. Chandler will deliver the second
lecture Of the course on saturday evening next
At the lecture-rOOm Of the Congregational church,
corner Of Fifteenth and q streets, at o'clock
Subject: "Ohl and New; or Woman anl Iuca-
ton In the Progress Of Civilization"
National Republican., 1873-01-27

The following cases Of smallpox were reported
TO the health Ofhce Saturday and yesterday:
one case At No. 9lO Sixth street southwest.
One at No. al Eighth street southwest.
One on Third street, between and l. streets
southeast.
Also, the following deaths:
Richard Bergman, In al alley, between Elev-
enth and Twelfth and NJ and streets south.
east.
One at Mrs. Rodmans, No. O6S L street south.
MnaI.
National Republican., 1873-01-27
The Kinney UsmIeIdr.

On Saturday morning Coroner d. c. Patterson
held an inquest at the seventh precinct station
over the body Of A. II, Kinney, who was shot by
Mr. John Il. Hill In his house on Friday night,
between 10 and II O'Clock, he taking the deceased
TO be burglar. After hearing number Of wit
ne Ises IN the case, the Jury rendered the follow
ing verdict:
"rhAt the deceased came TO his death, about
II O'Clock y. IN. on the 9lth instant, by reason Of
hands OF John b. Hill. That they further md
from the evidence that the shooting was lustn-
able, and they further believe that the deceased
did not enter the house for any burglarious ln-
tent"
After the rendition OF the verdict the coroner
discharged Nj. Hill from custody.
National Republican., 1873-01-27

lam DAILY placing on sale garments Of my own
manufacture, OF the latest styles and Of superior
workmanship, at prices based on recent purcha-
ses at rates much below those prevailing earlier
In the season. For the benefit Of those unac.
quainted with my method Of dong business,
repeat, that have hut one price, marked In plain
figures. GEO. c. HESSISO,
No, AlU Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-01-27
The Gaming Courts,

The annual conference Of the Justices OF the
Supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia, TO
make the assignments for the courts until next
year, was held at the conference room at the
CITY Hall on saturday, all Of the Justices being
present,
IL was agreed that the business OF the court,
which during the oficial days OF Judge Purcell
was transacted by the orphans court, and
which since that time have formed portion OF
the business OF the special term, shall hereafter
be made q special branch, called the Probate
Court and one OF the Justices assigned thereto.
The following assignment OF judges was
made;
CircuIt-ThIri Monday In January, Judge
Cartier; second Monday In May, Judge Humph-
reys, and third Monday In October, Judge Nc
Arthur.
District-First Mondays In June and Decem'
ber, Judge Humphrey.
Cnminal-First Monday In March and third
Monday In June, Judge Macarthur; and hrsi
Monday In December, Judge Cartier. Special
Term-Judge Wylie, except for september, Dc
taher and November terms, Judge Humphreys.
Probate Court-Judge DIN.
National Republican., 1873-01-27
STATES PATENT OFFICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WAEHINaTos, ID, O., Jan. Ia, ls7a
On the petition Of bGSJAMIE WELLS DusKLEE,
Of Boston, Mass, praying for the extension Of 4
patent granted tO him On the 18th day OF April 1859
Tor an improvement In Cooking Ranges
II IL ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 18th day Of March next that the
time for hlins arguments and the Examiners report
said petition be heard the ID day Of Aprll next
Any person may oppose this extension
National Republican., 1873-01-27
poiomnc Water Rrnrs.

AswIll be seen by the advertisement Of the
Water Registrar, the time allowed for the pay
ment OF water rents VIII expire on saturday
tiine complied with the law will have the water
shut on from their premises. In order to ac-
commodAte all who may wish 70 MAKE payments
. o,closk, D. m, In addition to the regular ONCE
houra during the day.
National Republican., 1873-01-27
Washington schuetzcn yercIu.

A special meeting Of the Washington Schuet-
zen Vere!n was held al the club house on Friday
evening, with large attendance, the president,
Simon Wolf, In the chair.
The subject Of building new club house and
the way TO secure maens therefor was discussed
AT length, and II was nnally agreed that the re-
naming capital stock should be taken hy the
present members, and the proceeds OF the sale
appropriated TO the erection Of building, the
cost Of whirh shall not exceed t6,OOO