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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-11-22

The T"'T ia San Francisco.
Great t"at-,Iic Heat Race Tor a Parse or $50. 600
Ia Told -.fhad Stevens Wlnner-True BIue
bislanred Betting Of Immense Sans
Of NoHcy-Grcai Excitement.
The great event Of the year in tho sportin,
world came oil ut San Francisco, California. on
Saturday last-tho four milo heat race for
S2O,OOO- between Thad Stevens, Joe Daniels
True Blue and Mamie Hall, which was won by
Thad Stevens alter running sixteen nilcs. The
rae" was witnessed by an immense crowd Of
people. iully twenty thousand being nj The
lark.
The pool selling was commenced nj noon,
aud opened briskiy At large figures In tho
two hours that interviewed before the horses
were called heavy sum was deposited in
banks tor cdshibg pools. amounting 10 betw ecu
ynT';r ~ great us.is.
III" h"rsss were called a. 2 o'clock when
they mad" their APPEARANCE IN front Of the
Judge tiard 'ufd Tho nnst intense excite.
nirnt
INA uttI.
Iho nf,t .'at 'ihad stevens took IA. tol.
True iilu" next, Mamie Hall third and loo
Daniels Tho outside. At the start Mamie Hall
was hfst. Ih'd stevens second True Blue tn ird
aud D." bantels fourth. a. the second mile
True Blue met Mamie Hall second, Joe ban.
irIs ihifi and hAd stevens fourth. Third mile
TTu" Blue fret. Doe Daniels second, Thad Ste.
V'hs thlfd. Maui" liall fourth. On the fourth
MI" 49," bahi'!s Mas hrat by two lenRths. True
Blue s'c.Ai. Ina', Stevens thifd, Mamie Hal
i"ufth anh Il -iauc'i Time 81 heat. 7.i5
- a." s'c.t4 L.at another splendid stArt
go made the tnt," horses taking the score
h"' A-afi-trrs SO TIE end 81 the frat mil.
lht" 'HffI q ~ rr"fe three lengths ahead
4ra. H.p, -''.L., aAI Daniels Tagging i've
length ga i.r .,s.Ai mile tho relative 10
siii"A- 90 81" haft.- Wcfc about hcsams, Thad
gaihlLs o." .4fi- q anything. On the third
niii' al, the l.t-. ssc1 tue score in comma
ny ihaI g a., o 900 go ~ True Blue, with ban.
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Iu''' H''Ue Tue! shVuId maAe dtitImintd
enosi TO curlail expenses as neatly possible To-
the actual necessities 81 h'e tn, should ts
done N order tia, the, m,, have he means 10
aid aud assis; those who WI. be pressed D.,
want b,iotc the w,aier is gone CLauAhly ~.
CARNATIONS 10 the large cities ate taking si,l.
This eatlx ~ mn, naLc lhems.,Nr. l-r ihr ,nti.ilA
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Our Duty.
Almost every one recognizes the fact tina,
hard times' arc upon Us. Just how or why
they are upon US Il boots us not TO inquire for
the purposes Of this article. But we cannot es.
cape the fact. II Is our business 10 deal with
that. II will surely deal with US. Ia every city
aud town there are large numbers Of men thrown
GU, Of employment because the establishments
that have given them work have been Obliged
to close. This has been caused by the siringen.
cy in money matters and the shrinkngc in val.
ues. The Winter promises already to be u hard
one. lis pinching cold is now upon W.. II
threatens 10 make the poorer e. ses Feel IL rather
keenly before the blossoms Of: ring gree, and
cheer us. Under circumstances like these there
are new duties that arise for the wcll.to-do -
NO man liveth TO himself OF dicih to himself. 3"
We ate all dcpcuden, upon each other We owe
duties to society that We cannot escape -
We doubt not that many people who have abun.
dant means use those means more layishy upon
Themselves than necessity requires They could
do with much less il they were actually obliged
TO do ii. There are many luAurirs that they
could deny themselves without enduring any
suffering by the operation.
In view 81 the surrounding aud coming cir.
cuwsiances NC conceive tito be the day q all
% q
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-11-22

6uaafy Daiaa.
TowsoNTOwN, MD.
LONGNECKEI BROS, Publishers and Prop'rs.
SATURDAY, NOPE 2?, 1873.
The Situation Win Spain.
The capture Of the "virginius" and the mas.a.
ere o! her crew and passengers BY Spanish mob
has excited the Indignation OF the masses Of
American people. The facts are such as demand
sober, deliberate aud thorough investigation at
the hands Of every American citizen in order tina,
s,atesmanship, no, demogogism, sound Judgment
aud discretion, not the wild whim Of passion or
prejudice may settle, determine and dictate the
eoadac, OF The American Republic towards tho
spanish authorities
The "Vitsinius was sailing under an Amcri.
can flag, deriving its authority 10 traverse the
high seas from American passports She sailed
from New York and was destined for Cuba. -
Damage occurring To hes machinery she wa,
obliged 10 put inio port 10 Jamaica While
lheFe the Spanish Consul ,elegraphed the Cover.
aot At santiago &c Cuba that the "Vifgiuius
vas IN Nomai Bay Gov Burticl Immediately
Despatched The Spanish mat. of.war Tornado
IN seGrCh 81 bee. The Tornado game in sight
u her neAl iay \ chase Of several hours. dur
'ns whist 'hs "liTsiniss threw overheard can.
non, Isu'usivu rides, small arms and AMMUNITION
seven h0'''', &C. resulted in the capture OF the
'Nireiuas She was boarded the American
lag hauled do"a aud the Spanish lag run up il
- Al Although captain Fry produeed Amer.
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Democratic Justice.
The following extracts a.a taken from a let.
ter written To- the Baltimore Amerieaa from Anne
Arundel county, dated November 10Th:
"a letter from gentleman residing IN the
lower part OF this county 10 one o this city gives
some startling information as TO the mana cement
OF the recent election In the Eighth district.
will give your readers some extracts from II, ard
they can possibly judge Tor themselves Of the eyi.
dent fraud committed there Ia the interest Of the
Democratic ticket. lie says 4, was evident 10
me, shortly after the polls opened, that the Judge
receiving the ballots was changing many OF them
called the attention Of friends 10 this. who At
once agreed with me. went to Mr. Webb fone
OF the Judgcs) aud asked 10 be allowed TO be- in
the room. This was refused, and then stated
To him that believed the Judge, Robert Perry,
was changing the votes told him how, and ht
showed confusion. | demanded that the ballots
be kept la view. lie promised a change, but II
was still continued at intervals The manner
a hs httt s.anfis Haa.stl..l H..
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SHOPS FOR RENT.
EoR RENT-THE BLACKSMITH AND
I WMEELWRIGHT SHOPS at Owings
Mills, Rcisterstown Road an excellent bust.
ness can be done by proper party. Rent only
~ per month for frst six months. Apply Oh
the premises or 10 d. NJ. HARTMAN,
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~.gurdJ tHAHtts - sNIt."
'.FfNtHN uf stNAtur 'sNktiAa
"a, pr'sent ala ia Doubt sud dispute.
There hr" trVctal points 81 VITAL an I,,rtaur,
involved "a uncertainty We de- not know i.o.
lively whether the Nirsiniu, was Unite,
States vessel Il Was assert, 4 that she had 81,
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Opinions Of LeddiHO Public Men
Upon The "DI'DimiHs''
Massacre.
loriNioS OP SENATOR suaxER.
HosToS, Nov. 10.
"GeHhemeH-It 10 not in my power to be- with
you at your meeting TO ask for justice IN Cuba.
Allow me TO add that longing for immediate
emancipation in this ncighboring island where
slavery still shows its Infamous front, aud al
ways insisted that delay is contrary to Justice,
do not think il practical at this moment, ON
existing evidence, 10 determine all our du.
ties. In the recent case where civilization has
received n shock. II Is very easy 81 see that no
indignation at the dreadful butchcry ineonsist
cnt with the spirit of the age, but unhappily
aroused by an Illicit hlibusteTing expedition
from our own shores. kindred o. that OF tho
Alabama, Tor which England has been Justly
condemned ia damages. can make "a forget
that we are dealing with the Spani h nation
struggling under terrible III iiiculiics Ia becofn,
a sister Republic. aud therefore deserving from
us present infh"arance aud caBdor. Nor can
we forget the noble President. whose eloquent
voice, pleading fer humanity aud invak ing our
example. has ~ often charged the world The
spanish Republic and Emilio CASTELAR, do not
deserve the menace IT war from us II watch
words are needed now. let them De- immediate
emancipation aud justice IN Cuba. succ,ss To-
the spanish Republic. and honor aud graft
tudc I" Emilio CASTELAR, aud peace brtween our
tw" nations. Hearing these ia mil 4 thers will
BE- nu occasion Tor the beiligcrcnt preparations
81 the last lew days. adding q, uur bufiensun,.
expenditure several millions oi dollars, aud
creating war fever I" int fiere with the gen
cral health u the political body. | am gen
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MOAT0A0EEb bALE

county IN Liber T.. II. A., No. -, toll" 1872, 4c..
] will offer for sale az public suction, At The
Court House door, IN TnwsOntnwn, Baltimore
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NAHNITII'l NV ~ UINFU THHFgII FNN WUFIU. 7 ne
spanish Republic and Emilio CASTELAR, do NOT
deserve the menace 1T war froin u. II watch
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Property Sales.
MORTGAGEE's SALE
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN BAI.TI-
MORE COUNTY.
y execution Of the authority vested ia the
Il undersigned, ia pursuance 81 the pruvisions
oi IA mortgage from Sylvester Ritter add Mary
S.zsr Ritter, his wife. aud Margafe, Kii-
S$&E ter, To James A. Gary. dated the 10th I'D
-Iday OF October. A. ID. 1871. and re -
corded among the land records OF Baltimore
county IN Liber T.. II. A., No. -, Toll" 1872, 4c..
will 1iinr for sale al public suction, AZ the
Court House door, IN TowsOnt"wn. Baltimore
county, on
Tassdny. he 25m day Of Sorsaa5sc, is;s.
at ~ o'clock ~.
ALI THOSE TWO PIECES Or PARCELS
OF LASD.
s'tuat' IA hal,iBoFr eauHty. beginning TOR
LOT No.
atthc sputhesst corner 81 a lot ~ parcel ttlHld
lately "whei ~ 0Ge Levi PsATc, aud running
thence with AID bounding ~ the safne lui
n'fth forty live degrees, east iofty perchs. toe
sbh" thence north iufty i've degrees westslx
teen ana seven tentLs I.efches 20 q stone. a
conner 81 William Fsdiicofd's lot thence with
a.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14
neyend the pIIssIsslppli

Thousands have already gone, and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
IN ths fertile West. To those going 10 Missouri
Kansas, Esbrsska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming,
Nevada, Oregon, or California, we recommend
a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, via 81.
Lsuis, over the Missouri Pacific Rsilrsad, which
runs lie sns Day Coaches and Pullman Slsepers
from ~. L"uis W principal psiats in the West,
piihou, etasgs. We believe that the Missouri
Paeiae Railroad has the best track and the
fuest and safest squipmen, Of any line west of
the Mississippi, and its connections with roads
further Wsst srs prompt and reliable. The
Teas sonnseties Of this road Is nov completed
and passengers are offered q 6rst class sll-rAi
route from ~. Louis 10 Texas. either over ih,
Misssugi, Kansas q Texas n. r., via Ssdaiia
or over the Atlantic 4 Pacific R. r., via Vaiia
Fer maps. lime tables, information as 10 rates
rsvtss, &e., we refer our readers 70 3. II
Thompson, Eastern Passenger Agent, Colum
bus, Ohio, or Z A. Ford. General Passenger
agent, ST. Louis, Mo. Q+esfiSas 'eiA b. ekser
f.ilv and pronpHB ansssred
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14
RANNELLS.-On F.

RANNELLS.-0n February 81, 1873. In Me-
Arthur, OhiO, Mrs. RACHEL RASNsLLs, wife
OF Hon. Samuel j. Rannells, and mother oi
Mrs. q. P. Taylor, Of this place, in the
ssth year OF her age.
Concerning the deceased we End the fell
lowing In the Viuton County Record: "Ths
deceased was a native Of South Carolina, born
near Columbia, in the valley Of the Congaree
grandfather. young David Hughes, mem.
Der of MarioH's command. being ruthlessly y
slain while on a stolen visit to his wife aud
boy, by a party Of Cowboys. When she was
three years OF age her father moved 10 Lou
isiana, settling In East Felieiana Parish. There
she passed a happy Firlhood on her fathers
plantation. In the fall Of 1923, at the age oI
l6, she marie her husband, then serving q
second term in The Louisiana Legislature
The early part Of her married life was spent
At Port Hudson. Her husband failin Ia
health, they came north, stippInR for a shnrt
time at Paris, Kentucky, finally settling fer q
home in Cumberlan Guernsey County. Ohio
In l849 their home was changed to VintoI
County, Ohio. Here. on his farm. died hel
husband, at the age Of sixty-dve. In Octobe
Of 1886. There were born to her, ten children
Ave living, 6Vs dying in childhood.
Her life was spent in winning friends anC
loving them. With all her most devoted Low,
for her children, she has lett those whs remai IL
with only the beautiful memory OF that love u
cherish Ia sweet shadow Of the realty-tt
jnin the beloved husband aad children who
years ago preceded her TO that baRpI
country whore neither sickness nor sorrsw en-
ter.
For thirty -hre years, deceased was a mos
devoted member Of tho Presbyterian Church
Eealoas in all her good works. Certainly nj
woman more richly deterVed the name q
Mother in Israel" -.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

We have heard several enquiries for ten
emsnt houses of late, but none are empty.
All members Of the I. o. O. T.s are re-
qusstsd to be present at the next meeting, on
Tuesday evening.
Pen photographs Of BREwER. Of the SeHii-
mel, can be had cheap at westerville. The
negative (OOO) is a, Bowling Green.
We are informed that wALrER DAVIDSON
Il Son are making preparations for starting q
dry goods store at Househsldsrs Corners.
We are requested 10 say that full at
tendance Of the F. &. A. Ms is desired on
next Monday evening.
Our County Commissioners win meet at The
Auditors Office on Tuesday, April 9th, 1879,
for the transactisu Of such business as may be
brought before them.
JANIS WARD had his two middle fingers
on the right hand cut OF between the first and
second joints, at the stavs factory Of MeGooKEY
4 MOoEE, on Tuesday last.
Our manufactures are all In full blast
again, working full sets of hands. They all
have an abundant crop Of the raw material on
hand, gathered from ths;fOrests during the ia
vorabls weather for hauling purposes.
we take pleasure this week in calling
attention to the business card Of Messrs.
GRLST 4 WILSON, Tanpers apd Shoemaker s
for the Republic Of North AmeriLa. All
work warranted. Their card will be found
among our new Advertisements.
The Rev. N. D. G. LoyE delivered dis
course en Sabbath evening last ou the ply steal
and moral effects Of intsmpsrance. We also
learn that he proposes 10 continue the subject
In 4 wssk or two hence. We trust he may be
encouraged in this work.
The. pleasant westhsr for few days past
has turned the children out doors t. play, rcsur-
rseted the Lsrbingsrs Of Spring the blue bird
aud robiu-aud enabled the boys 10 revive their
games Of marbles. The editor Of the wsod
County Go.sip can now come ever aud take a
game with them.
The eagle that was set at liberty in Napel.
con on WAsHISGToS's birth day. was shst and
killed in Damascus township that county. on the
fourth day after receiving his freedom The
oGsuee fer which he sacrificed his life was the
carrying Of of two lambs belonging to a farmer
Even the bird Of freedom has learned to steal
We shuddsr for The perpetuiiy Of the Republic.
Week before last business mems prayer
meeting was established at Napoleon, Ohio
with good reAults. During the meetings busi.
ness men arose to their feet aud acknowledged
that they had cheated their neighbors, aud tina,
they intended to refund the money. IL such a
genuine revival as this had occurred among our
National Legislators in the winter Of 1923, the
goddess OF Liberty would have been blinded
with weeping over her degenerate sons.
"A prominent business man of Napoleon has
bsen dressed up in a coat of "black- mai, ;" by
tive girls not unknown 10 fame in the Courts .o
that county. He has had them arrested and
they arc hold.to bail IN the sum Of $500 each
The Signal thinks that kind Of business is get.
ting too common 10 that LEGALITY and recon.
mends the cure adopted in this case. It say.
women should have their rights--but not tc
black mail,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OV REAL ESTATE.

James MecsniEan, Ad'n'rl 10 Probate Court
vs..
Nancy MeMonagle. et nj Wood Co., Ohis.
Petition to Sell Real Estate.
In pursuance of an order granted By the
Probate Court sf Wsod eauniy, Ohio, | will
oder Tor sale at public anetsn, at the from. door
u the Post Office, in the village OF Perrys-
burg, in said c'unty, on
Wednesday, March I0th, isT3.
at O'Clock in the afternoon, the following de.
seiibed real estate. situate In said county si
Wood, and State Of Ohio, ~ wit Being q part
NJ Road Tract number twenty uns t2l) of the
Maumee and Western Reserve lands, aud more
particularly desc ribed as commencing at the
northeast csrner Of the Aforesaid Road Tract
thence west six and II 100 chains, thence south
to the above named Maumee and Western Re
serve Road, thence easterIy along the lins 0i
the said Maumee and Western Reserve Read
seven and ~ 100 chains 10 the southeast oe-ueI
Of said road tract, thence north along the line
Of said road tract 10 the place Of beginning
containing fnurty acres more or less.
Terms of Saie-One third in haHd, one
third in one year and sne third In two year
from daV Of sale, with interest, the defsrret
payments 10 be secured by q msrgage on tb,
premises. Appraised At &2.40O.
| JAMES McGETTlGAy.
| Adz,'r. Of estate of Danr. McMonagis, deed
?. & d. X. IIoLLKNBEcK, AtEys.
| February lzlh., 1878. l3sSll 0S
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

AnsEehanGs furnishes thia bit Of past his
tory which, when Assoeia.ed with that Of the
past thirteen years, will exhibit some peculiar
sommiDgling Of names and associations; "About
the year 1882, when Gen. z. Taylor, Afsrward
President Of the United States, was in com
mand OF the fort at Dixon's Ferry. near where
DiH'n now stands, Jrhsrson Davis, who Was
a Lieutenant In the United Stales service at
that time. ana serving under Gen. Taylor, ad-
ministeraa the oath to Abraham Lincoln. then
Captain in 'hs volunteer militia of this State.
Gen. Ruber, Anderson, of For, Sumpier fame,
was Lieutenant aud present at the time"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

To Masons.-A Masonic excursion 10 10
course Of preparation at Columbia, Psnnsylva-
mia for trip to Europe, visiting the great In
tsrnaiisnal Exhibition at Vienna. They start
about the arst Of June, and will make an sx.
teudsd tour through Great Britain 80 well q,
on the Continent. A contract has already beer
sn.sred into for carrying limited number
ocean passage, railroad fare, hotel bills and all
other expenses incident 10 the trip all paid. A
foe opportunity here presents itself to our Ma
sonic friends and others, for making a cheap
and pleasant tsur 10 the Old werid. Psrson'
desiring further Information on the subject
shsuld address A. N. RAMBo, editor Of the
Courant Columbia, Pa.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

Collar at Home.-ws are 10 receipt OF q
letter from South Bend, Ind, giving some Of the
particulars OF the CoLFAx Reception en- satur
day last, at which Nr. coLFAx made a speech
Of two hours in length 10 vindeation of himself
in the Credit Mobilier matter. The letter arriv.
ed too late for publication. We extract frSm il
the two last paragraphs, as follows
bic excitement concerning the system Of Water
Works to be adopted sy the citizens Of South
Bend, which has aually been decided in favor
OF the Holly System.
The new Liquor Law has cast gloom OvsI
saloon keepers, Though drunkArds are as numsr'
Gus as ever. The churches and tempe rance or.
ganizatiSns are taking steps to execute the law
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

Married, Last evening wsreceived a copy
Of the Hudson (Wisconsin) Times. dated Feb
ruary 2sth, which contained the following un-
der the praper head for such notices:
Eat River Falls. on February 2sth, 1879. bV
Rev. Durlin, Mr.. w. 2. Marshall. IT Troy, Wis.
and Miss Carrie Fowler, of Perrysburg, Ohio
The printers return thanks for the cake
The mlny friends Of "Dilly," and his accom-
plishsd lady, will congratulate them. May
their shadows never decrease"
We second the motion
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fFur The Journal.l
In Memory Of George Haven Adams
NJ RnrA pIPPLn.


Once mnre hearts are sadly aohing,
One more home II ahadowed Ger,
Death, 80 pitileas, has taken
One We loved from us ones more.
Once more eyes are filled with weeping,
Once more hearts with grief are tried
Que more len 10 peaceful sleepinR--
One more grave 70 weep beside.
0ue mere bark has crossed the river
Safely reached the shining shores
0uo more heart has ceased to CULVER
With sarth's pains. forevermore.
One more voice has juinsd the chorus,
Chanted BY the angel band
One more loved one gone before us
To that beautsous, heavenly land.
0ns more soul Il safe forever.
One more burdeued eross laid down,
One more heart shall sorrow never,
One more brow has won = crown.
Meurn not, loved ones. In your sadness,
Though your hearts be dcsolate,
One mare, In that world NJ gladpess,
"Waits fnr you at heavens gate"
Perry sburg, March, 1879.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

Revivals at MiilbuTy.-Ths Rev. Mr..
RowA Nd has bonn conducting q series II m, et-
ings in the N. E. Church at Millbury, with de-
eided success. ons hundred persons gave their
names to bo added to the church record. Az
the close OF these protracted efforts the Al
brights commenced a series Of meetings, under
the pastoral charge Of Rev. Gro. HAsESPBLUo,
assisted by Rev. Jous SNoUsE, whose sdsrts
are being crowned with success.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14
FOR SALE.
Something New and Beautiful.
Up w ith the Times

FTNHE undersigned is now prepared To take the
new and beautiful RembTant picture, also
abe Imitation Porcelain, which is so nsar like .
the genuine article that the difference is scarcely
noticed, aud which c,n be furnished ut about
nns half the cost. She is also prepared to take
FerrOtypes from Five to Twenty-h cents,
according to size and kind wanted. Photogr phs
OF the best quality, of all sizes and kinds, from
"A siEs or largest, down to the smallest mbro-
types also copying other pictures and enlArgS
ing them, II desired, all executed with prompt
ness. and below Toledo prices.
Will huish up Pictures in India Ink, or paint
in water enlors in the most approved styles; will
furnish Frames and Gases Of all kinds that may
he ,quired. Please call aud see for yourselves.
II will cost you nothing II you cannot be suited ,
N. ID. No pictures taken en- Sunday.
Mrs. THORNTON,
Flfth street, near Union School House, PsrryS-
burg, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

HOmGOpathy.-Mr 5. E. CHAPMAN, son
of Rev. Ii. CHAPMAN, has just graduated at
the homeopathic College, Cleveland, and has
decided to locate in Psrrysburg. We are in
formed thai he has had some practice in his
chosen profession, Which has been attended
with good results. Those wishing to avail
themselves of his services, will find him at the
residence Of his father until further notice is
D;v