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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-24

Gross Township. About election
day there was considerable anxiety con-
cerning the fate Of the bill which was TO
create the al" or north eastern part OF
Perrysbuig Township into that OF Ross
Township. The bill as published in the
JOURNAL of February 9th, passed the
House without change. 1t then went to
the Senate where II was amended by ad-
ding to section the following; Subject
however, to their prorata share of the pres
ent indebtedness OF Perrysburg Township
In this form the bill passed the Senate,
April 4th, and was ratified by the House
April 9TH, 1874, and has since been ready
for the notice from the County Commits
sioners to hold their election for officers.
We reproduce below the bill us amended:
SECTION /. BE il enacted by The general AZ
senJiv of he State OF Ohio, That fractional
Township number eight 49, north range twelve
(l2) east, and the part Of Township three % 10
thelUnied States Reserve, lying Immediately
west Of and between said Township eight and
Maumee River, containing section thirteen tl3l,
north half Of sections twenty.three t23) and
| twenty -four (24), River tracks seventy eight
(7s) sevent. nine (70), eighty tsO), sighty.one
ISL, eighty-iwo (s2) eighty three ts3 eighty
fnnr (84), eighty.f 1857, aud egbty slx
| 1867. now included in Perrysburg Twp, wood
| C,ounty. Ohio, be and the same is hereby made
a separate civil Township, to be called and
| known MS Ross Township.
SEo. O. That the Commissioners OF Wood
| County shall forthwith, after the passage OF
| his act, give public notice by advertisement
in three public places in said new Township.
| AT lea st ten DAYS before, of the time and place
Of holding an election for Twp, officers; and the
electors OF such Township shall at such time and
place assemble, and then and there elect Town
| ship officers, in the manner prescribed by law
and the officers so elected shall hold their Off
ces until the next annual Township election
and until their successors are elected aud
| qualified. Sabisct, however. TO their prorata'
share Of the present Indebtedness Of Perrys-
burg Township.
SEc g. This act shall take effect and be
In force on and after its passage.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-24
HATS &c GAPS.
A .BEACH's
DuYsIcIANs AND DRUGGISTS.

A prominent New York phy ysician lately com.
planned to DUKDAs DICK about his SAkDALWooD
On CAPsULEs stating that sometimes they cur
ed m miraculuusiy, hut that patient his had
taken them or sometime without ct. On be-
lug informed that several limitations were made
aud sold, he inquired end fund that hisratiera
had been taken capsules sold IL bottles, aud sos
DUNDAS DICK 4 co.'s.
What hsppened to this physician may have
happened 90 others, snd DCEDAS BID X 4 co.
take this method protecting phySieisns drug
RiS,t aud themselves snd pI evening OIL or
SARpALwocp from eoming into disTeputs.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Cap
suies will oOntiue to do 30, or thsy contain
the pure oil in the best and chtapsAt fau
DUNDAS DICK & CO. use more Oil Of esa.
dalWood in the manufacture their eapkulee
han all the Wholesale and Retail NJ uge iIta snd
,pei unapTs In the United States c, nibined, ana
this il the sole reason why the pure oil 10 sola
cheaper in their cspsuls than in any other
| tmni. L -
sveIy other remedy sixty capsules oniy being
| reouirrd to Insure a safe aud eeTtaiA enrein ak
| ~ eight days. FFoM HS ether medicine can
| this rrsnit be had.
D,cER SOFT CArsVLEs sSlve the problem,
long considered by many emlnent ply siciana, 81
how IA ave Id the ma nsea and disgust experienet
in swallow ing, which are well known tO detrset
from, II not destroy, the goUd rDcets Of mshy
| valuable n NEEDLES.
Snfl CApsuIes are put mp in HD-f"il ana neal
boxes. thirty in each and are tho only capsules
lpresctihed by PhysieiHrs.
pW These were Ihe only TopSuJ 81 =
adIAIited 40 the last PaFts ENp@@i- :
Send for Circnla, to IS Wooster Street, n. Y
SOLD Al ALL DNVG STORES.
General Agency. llO Reade street, New I0Ik
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-24
The Currency Question

Scenes to be the most difficult Of COM
prchension of any measure that has been
before the present session OF Congress.
Both Houses have spent several weeks in
the discussion OF the question, and finally
passed the Senate financial bill. Else
where we publish extracts from the
speech upon the question by the Repre-
sentative from this district, Hon. |. r.
SHERWOOD. In speaking of this first effort
of our Representative a Washington cor
respondent of the Toledo Commercial says
"Gen. Sherwood, OF yOnr District, got the
Anor on Tuesday, the currency question being
under discussion. and was cOmplimented bv
the attention aud congratulations Of nearly all
the prominent men Of ths House. Gen. law
lev of Come cticnt, and Mr.. Dawes and Judge
HOar, ,Of Massachusetts, expressed the opinion
that 1t was tie fairest, clearest and ablest pre-
sentation yet made in the House of the s0-eall-
ed imitation side. Gen. Sherwood has also re-
csivsd congratulations. personally and by
letter, from Aeveral distinguished fDancierH
aud polilicaI economists, including Hon. neHry
! G. Carey, Of Philadelphia, and Hon. Pliuy
Freeman, of New York. The Philadelphia
/ Tress of April 9th, quotes largely from the
speech, with the following by way Of introdac
ton
The discussion Of Ihe transportation and
currency question, disclosed the fact that thrr,
are q number Of gentlemen among the ne v
members who are destined t0 make q mark
In the course Of his speech on the oHrrenc,
question, on the 3lst ult., Hon. lsaao Il. Sher
| wood, OF Ohio, (who, by the way, is qnite
yOnng man, exhibited a depth ~ study tina
made AN impression on the HOase.'"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-24
DIED.

THOMPSON .--At his residence in Perrvsburs,
Saturday, April l8, 1874 IT hetrt disease
Mr ArGusTrs NJ. THoAPsoS, in the 6lst year
of his age.
Mr.. THOMPSON was one Of the pioneers Of
Psrrysburg, and his active business life has
added much to the improvement Of the tow Z.
He departed this life surrounded by all his
family, seven in number who were SUNNI oned
some from a distance, during his illness that
lasted about two weeks. The local correspond
ent Of the Blade furnishes this sketch of his
history;
He was born At Poughkeepsis, Duchess
county, New York. in December, 1914, and was
In the 6lst year of his age at the time Of his
death. Mr.. T. settled in PerrysburR during
the exciting times Of 1884 erecting brick
business house on Louisiana avenue, where he
opened drug store. He also erected a brick
residence on Second street. Two years after
settling in this village, Mr.. 7. was married
and has resided here ever since that time
a period Of forty years. During all that time
he has been a most active business man-en
phatieally a hard worker, sometimes as mer'
chant, then as farmer, and then again as man
ufasturer. His kindness Of heatt led him tc
bear liberal share of the troubles and bur
thens Of others, making his life eonstan
struggle. For some years he has been thu
active manager Of one "f our stave aud bar
rel fnetories, giving II success which few
others could have reached. In all his deal
ings he was honorable, and 10 every relation
of life he won the esteem Of his fellows. III
leaves n wife and SIX children 10 morn hi
loss, ond in their afflicnon they have the SYN
pAIhy Of this community.
The fuseral services took place at the Pres
byterian church at three o'clock p. Nj. OF
Monday, and was largely attended by friends
Of tue family.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-24

That petition has been filed in the Auditors
uflcelpray ing for The loacting, establishing and
constructing Of ditoh ,drainorw atercourse, com
neneing twelve( )feet west ef the nth eascor-
nerof section NOiwenty fuur( 24). town three ~,
range nine (9); thence running north parallel
with the township line until II intersects Ditch
NolS1, and there terminate. The surveyor and
engineer heretofurr appoiRted by the Board ~
Commissioners to level the route Of said ditch,
has Rlsd his report, together with plat and
profile Of the route, and reports that the follow
ing lands will be benefited by the opening and
constructing Of said ditch. to-wit; 10 township
three t3), range tl0I the west fractional half
| of sections seven ~. eighteen uS) and nine
teoR (l9), and the west half Of the northwest
fractional quarter OF section thirty 30); and in
township three (a), range nine o. the south
east quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section
| twelve (l2), the east half Of each of sections
! thirteen tl3) and tweDty-four (24) and the
northeast quarter Of section twenty-five (25l.
Said petition and report of the surveyor and
engineer will be for hearing, by the Board Of
Commissioners. on Tuesday, the l9ih day Of
May, A. ID. 1874, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
| al the Auditors ofSce.
| BY order of the Commi ssionera,
J. NEWTON, County Auditor.
| Auditors Office, Wood Co., O..l
Bowling Green, April IA ls7iI S2d$i3.Io
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-24
Laws Relating to Newspapers.

In response to request, we give the law as
it stands relating to newspapers and subserl-
bers;
|. Subseril ers who do not give express notice
to the contrary, are considered wishing to
continue their subscription.
2 II subscribers order the discontinuance OF
their periodicals. the publishers may con-
tinue to send them until all arreGrages are
paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse TO take
their perioplcals FROM the office 10 which
they are directed, they are held responsible
until they have settled their bills, and or
dered them discontinued.
4, If subscribers move 10 other places without
informing the publishers. aud the papeI
are sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible.
4. The Courts have decided that " refusing tC
take periodicals from the office, or removing
and leaving them uucalled Tor, - primo
| faeie evidence Of Intentional fraud"
O, ANY person who receives newspaper ant
makes use Of it, whether he has ordered Il
or not, rs held 10 law to be a subscriber.
7, II subscribers pay in advance, they are
bound 10 give notice to the publisher, at The
end of their time, II they do not wish L
| continue taking It; otherwise the publisher
Is authorized to send II on, and the subscri
Dor will be responsible until an express
notice. with pa yment OF all arrears, Is sen
10 the publisher,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-24
Ohio State sabbath school Convention
y -0nlelal oall

The fifteenth Annual Convention Of ths work
srs Of the Ohio State Sabbath. School Union
will be held In the PresbS terrain church, AZ
TifHn, o., commencing June 81, 1874, at 3
o'clock P. NJ. and continuing Thursday and
Friday, jane 4th and 9Th.
The local committee IN behalf Of The people
Of Tifin, extend hospitality 10 all pastors, off =
| GERS, delegates. and workers In general. The
committee will receive delegates al the con-
veutiou room as soon as they arrive, and pr, =
vide for them.
The following railroads win pass delegates
at the rates named, to-wi,: The Lake Shore
and Tuscarawas valley, the Cincinnati, Hsmil-
ton & Dayton, and Dayton 4 Michigan, and
| tprobably,) the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads
and branch lines Of the latter will return FRRE
all who pay full fare over their respective
lines In going.
The Executive Committee most earcestly
recommend n at wherever practicable the last
| Sabbath In May, tSlst) be observed In the
interests Of the 3. 3. cause that Pastors ! re.
sent it's claims 10 their o0Dgrega gations, and
that the evening service be q meeting in which
| all christians may unite in prayer to God for
| His blessing upon the Convention, aud upon
| 3. y. work throughout the state,
Pastors, Saperntendents, and County Sec
retaries are requested TO give early notice,
So that n large attendance cf delegates may
be secured. There Is nothing 40 vital 10 the
church and TO this commonwealth al this
time, as the christian culture Of the yOnng.
| Let ua, without respect to party lines OF any
kind. give a little time to the earnest csnsid.
Grafton Of the Ways and Means by which we
may best reach this glorious result. Begin AT
ONCE Ia arrange your business so you will
| be present.
! Not one Of the least Of tho good things in
store for you will be the presence and instruc-
tlon Of that prinoe Of Sabbath School workers
whose praise is in ali the churches, Rev. II.
CLAY TRuNBrLL, of Hartford Conn.
In bshalf Of the Executive Committee.
H. A THoNPsos. Chm.
r. CowDRs Cor. See'y.
| Westeryille o., April L. 1874
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-24
A Smart Lad.

Father, what does a printer live on?'
"Live on ?-the same as other folks of
course. Why do you ask. johnny"
Because you haven't paid snvthing
for your paper, end the printer still sends
1t to you."
"Wiie, spank that boy"
IL shan't do it."
"Why nOt?"
because there Ia no reason to do So"
"No reason2 Yes there Is. Spank
him, tell you and put him to bed"
III shan't do any such thing. What In
the world do you want him spanked for?
"Iie Is too smart"
+ "Weli that comes Of your marrying
ale."
"What do you mean?'
~ mean Just this, that the boy is
smarter than his father, ami you can't
deny 1t. He knows enough to sec that a
nan printer or no printer, can't live on
nothing; a1d l should think you would
b. ashamed OF yourself not to know as
much ~ he does"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-24

PersOnal.-N. II. CALLARD. ESQ, ha' :
ing BEEN engaged in the mall service on
the Wabash R'y. for over two years
past, and was lately transferred t. the
d. & M. r. r., has rendered his resiSna-
tlon, to take effect on the 9th inst, TO
accept position as travelling agent for
the g Blade Printing & Paper Co." Mr.
c. has been a faithful and competent clerk
In the mail service, whose services has
been appreciated by the Department and
we wish him success in his new relations
with the Blade Co.
NORTON REED, e a, another Of Bowl
ing Green's heaviest capitalists, has pur'
chased property in WauseOn, Fulton
county, where he proposes to locate his
family soon.
Mr.. NJ. p. BREWER, late editor OF the
Sentinel, is also looking in that direction
and will probably locate there or in To
ledo at an early day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-24
supplementary Act to the Ditch Law

y
We are under obligations to Auditor
NEWTON for copy of the following act
relating to ditchcs, which will be found
to be of special interest to land owners:
AN ACT supplementary t" an act entitled au
act relating to bitches. passed Anil l2tb,
1871. Page so, Vol. 6S D. H.
SECTION l. Be Il enacted by the general as
se,nJIy Of The Hats of Ohio, That The county
commissioners Of any county in this state shall
have power, at any regular or called session,
whenever in their opinon II is necessary for
the proper drainage Of lands, in case where any
ditch, drain or water. r.cOurse has been estAb
iished and constructed under the provisions of
the act To which this is supple men,ary, TO cause
the same to be widened or deipeurd, as herein
after provided.
SEc 2. Whenever one ar more persons
owning land adjacent to any such ditch, drain
or water course, referred TO in section one shall
file a petition setting forth the necessity 0i
such widening or deepening the same, or anv
part thereof, with the county auditor, and
shall file a bond, with SECURITIES % the
acceptance Of said Auditor conditioned
to pay all costs incWred, in case the CON.
missioners shall refuse n grant the PRAYER OF
said petitioners, the commissioners shall have
the same power to cause said ditch, drain III
water course h. he located aud constructed. aud
the same proceeds shall be required, except
that the commissioners may dispense with the
services of an engineer, aud that notice of The
day for hearing the petition and the substance
OF the prayer oi said petiiun published in some
| new wspaper of general circulation in the county
for two consecutive weeks prior to the hearing
Of said petition, shall be deemed suilicien
notice t0 nonresident owners, and notice IL
writing to resident owners Of land eight DAYS
prior tn the time of hearing said petition shall b'
| deemed sufficient notice, and the costs ant
| expenses shall be assessed and collected in ae
] curdace with The original act to which this i
/ supplementary.
Sac 3 This act shall be in force from and
after the first day Of April next.
GEO. j.. CONVERSE,
| Speaker Of the linuse nf Representatives.
ALPn0NSO HART,
President Of the Senate.
Passed March 16, 1874.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-24
The Rush 90 Kansas and Col
GRADE.

The indications are that the rush to Kansas
and Colorado will be greater than ever in 1874.
The shortest way TO reach the far West is
through St. Louis, the great Mississippi Valley
City, Of over $4,000 inhabitants, and thence
west over tho st. Louis, Kansas City and North
ern Short Line, which reaches all the great land
grants in the West, and runs six fast expires
trains, two more than any other road, between
the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. This road
In the last two years, has expended ever two
million dollars, besides earnings, in extraordin-
airy improvements Of roadway, in relaying its
line with best quality Of new steel and iron rails
ON broad new ties, and in passenger equipment,
having substituted for ordinary cars new reciin-
ing chair coaches, with every appliance for
cemfort and safety, being elegantly carpeted
and fitted with dressing rooms, with toilet con-
veniences for ladies', gentlemen and families
raveling with children, free Of any extra Charge
Any ticket agent selling through tickets to the
West will furnish tickets by this excellent route
through st. Louis, over the st. Louis. Kansas
City and Northern Short Line, the best and
shortest to Kansas. Colorado, Nebraska. Califor-
na and the great West, i, being the only line
running through cars between st. Louis and
Omaha. For map, circulars and time tables
address either J. F. MCCARTHY, Cincinnati, I,
D; or =. u. GR0AT, st. L.Ouis, NO., either oI
whom will furnish any information desired.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-24

That petition has been filed In the Auditors
office OF Wood county, Ohio, asking the Board
Of Commissioners to cause 10 be improved the
county rnad CONNIE ncing al the south west cor
ner Of section fifteen (l5). township Eve (5),
range eleven QI) and running thence north
following the spction lines to the point where
the Belleyills Ridge crusses the west line Of
section twenty-five (22). town six 10y, range
eleven (lll and there terminate.
Petitioners ask to have said ruad cleared out
the full width Of sixty (s0) feet, ditchIngsand
grading said road, and making proper outlets
FOR draining the same.
The viewers and surveyor appointed by the
Board Of Commissioners TO view and survey
said rnad will meet at the southern terminus
Of said road at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon on
Friday, the 18th day of May A. D. 1874.
By order Of the Board Of County Commissioners.
J. D. NEWTON, County Auditor.
Auditors office Wood Co. Oh
Bowling Green, April s, 1874. S2i$lS.2S
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-24
wsstervillo o., April, i, 1874.
Simon eIrty, The /" White Savage"

Simon Glrty, The White Savage"
In the stirring times Of the Old Pioneers, M
name on the whole border was 50 widely known
or 80 universally dreaded as that Of Simon
Grty, "The White Savage" as called BY
Heokewelder. From l778 when Girty, Elliott,
Mckee, and other we'll known tories fed TO the
Indians from Fort Pitt tnow Pittsburgh) J, down
to l7f9 when the power Of the Ohio tribes
were forever crushed by "Mad Anthony
Wayne" scarce q maraud, massacre, or scalp
raid occurred but what the 0irtys-fur there
were ihree brothers III them, all operating with
the Western Indians-were at the bottom Of
them. The hated name was terror in every
burderer's cabin, and its mere mention would
cause women's cheeks to blanch aud childreu's
hair to stand with fear.
Charles Mcknight, Editor OF The illustrated
Peoples Monthly Of Pittsburgh, and author OF
"Old Fort Duquesne. or Captain Jack, The
! Sc ,n,, said by Bancroft, Stone, DelIaas,
ana other competent critics, to be the truest
! Historical Novel eyer written, and by all odds
the best border book since the days of Cooper
has Just commenced in the Monthly, thrill
ing aud intensely interesting Historical Serial,
called "Simon Girty, the Renegade" The
/ time selected is l7S2, when the whole frnntieT
was rutiilessIy scourged by the saVages, backed
by tory aud British leaders; embracing the
I MOravian massacre on the Muskingum, Craw-
! ford's horrid torture at the Sanduskey towns
/ the second siege Of Fl. Henry, (Wheeling J; the
burning Of Hannahstown, aud the terrible battle
Of the Blue Licks, Ky.
Truly a stirring and bloody period, when
such Indian traokers and slayers Ms Boone
Kenton the Poes, AND the Wetzels smote the
savages "hip anfsehigh." The Peoples
Monthly il now in its fourth year Is the only
Illustrated paper Of any pretentions westo New
York; is so popular from Maine to Texas tha,
eight out Of ten renew. and is the best, cheap.
est and most elegant illustrated paper for tn,
home published aayIchers, Subscription Price
81 so per year ;,or three mouths trial for onl,
Is cents. Agents wanted everywhere OF
Monthly, and "0ld Fort Duquesue." Address
peoples Monthly Publishing Co." Pittsburgh
Pa. for circulars aud sample copy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-24

The EdiDbOrO IteView."-The RiiH'
boye RsSie,s (Scotland) says: "I.Andsecr is
the greatest painter Of animals that ever existed
while 10 Addition to the exquisite handling Of his
pictdrss, and ,horongh knowledge OF the anato-
my OF the animal he paints, he throws into com
positions OF this kind a degree OF sentiment and
poetry OF winch little is found even in the bes'
works uf Rubens. The propretOrs Of The Garis-
iiom al Work, r. Dewitt Talmage editor, have
had produced careful copy Of I4aDdseer's IS
'Twins,' Que II his finest paintings Of sheep
and Seotch Shepard dogs, The chrome is a
very laTge one and IL worthy Of place in any
parlor 10 the land. Full particulars can be
| had by addressing the publishers, iO2 Cham
bers street, N. y. Agents are wanted every
where"