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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-25

I9inenberf nidt me9r betannt lit, nit Dem
mon be i6weren 2aiten ON Sempel bes
me9te 98ie tommt es, bab man beute Die
3uiurnnenissung BEG Gementes ni9t mebr
fennt, hit Dem man Die finltli9en Steine
formteI Die man an Den Safenbauten Der
Rii item palditina's nod beute pobl erbal=
ten finiet? Wie fommt es, oab mir bon
aleoen ni9ts mebr iuiien I? uno bod Ioq
Der beitise MaurerOroen Ia9fOlser Der
SauseioNenidaiten am SempelS oIomonis
lein. B,bt uns r2i6t" barber ibr Serrn.
8ie trhrat es @ferner, oaB ole Maursr iber
Den ssnpelbuu tsin einjises Sterbens=
wDrt4enmebr wilen, oils ieoer anbere Sc
idi6ts= uno S~ibeltunoise aud? @ie
tommt a bas ibr Serrn? Wie ~beuabrten
Die 1873 100 Maurer mad Seenoi9uns oes
Saules tottes Die 8ebeimniIie benn, baB
ibr beutt nidts mebr oapon tennt? SIT
oas nur tcin 3umbug, tein S6pinoel,
oen ibr 2idtbriioer gu9 untersinanoer
auibinoc Was ia9en sic, oaSu Or. ?
llebrisrs lino ni6t ale Sriioer 10
oumm, ne Sic, Serr @uilbert, slauben.
8enn 81 Die muurerii6e 2itteratur bur6=
leien wotn unO iid oaSu Der ,Latomia",
Der Sauiitte", r5inoel", rSelomann" &C.
beoienen ,olerl, 10 f0nuen Sic bort lei6t
ausiinoei bab oieie sunSe Sdui6uns,
alsllniin. 9us, uls rSummbeit", Stultitia,
r@aIimaiias", II. .. 9. beSeiduet miro Il.
Spar bon, edten" 6reimaurern. Gs piiroe
uns nutili6 Su nett iiibren, polten mir
ole Die @elen, no oies gu finoen lit, nd.
Der b~eseien.
Nun sr 3. 6rase. @enn lie Ole
beuti9n Sreimaursr) feline
. peiter limb, weI9en
3wed Iaben lie oenn, lid ais
Nadtser Der Sauleute bes
al pmri den Sempels su e.
riren. Sbr3wed 1T Der, ,i9 sesenisitis
II. Dem Iblitum i'm gQsemeiren Sano in
bic @usesu %itreuen, ourd ableituns ibres
Oroens az Der srauen 3eit Die Snititution
re brwibis" gu MAIDEN, uno 10 bic
Summen,u perleiten elmer @elell9afi
beiSutrete oeren gnoSiped Der 8uin oes
G%briitentlms IT,. ialieblid uler 8slision
lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-25
: Gorre(pomoen5.

Des Roines, Soma,
af Stanislas a Sofia IA. Ncp. "a.

~~"VTs" Y"sSWs
gs baelt lid ndmli9, um nit Der
Sbir ins aus gu fallen, ibsr bic @nidaf=
flung cine 9eiebibliotbet. @epiB waltet
tein 3weii Oh, oaB Elm damn, min er IT.
senbuie & Yilbuns anipru6 MAIDEN,
cine uenieas bei9eibene Yortion Bidder
uno S4ren seIelen baben muB. Seut=
i4e &inoan jun9en beutiden S9ulen,
ueroen AZ ME ibr enslil4 @~eplapper
nieosrIsse bis tie ii4 wsnisitens gum
She'll nit h S9Onbeiten Die u~nlerer oeut-
iden 2iterlrbelis betannt semadt baben.
Damn ertirb ibre Wutteriprade wie Die
Gisur sin'5elben Dor ben ausen ibres
Settles iidrbebsn uno bic amsritanii9-
enslil9e lses -9itsratur miro sepiHer-
maBen gu EN- ldderliden Ypsmdsntbum
seseniiber oeuti9en Msiiteritiidsn su=
iammenidnpfen. Sn Dem @rabe pie
Gisbe uno )tuns fir Die beuti9e Spra.
DE bel ben inoern wa9i, in oemielben
@raoe iteia ii4 aud 9iebe unb 8srsb-
runs fir / iOlioes oeuti9es @sien.
Nun iOlten4 oeutiae aufsetldrte Cur
ner uno b llise 8rioer) nit ibren
@roi9enbibtbeten tatbOlti9sn Mdnnern
nidt Su belten brau@en, oaB, ipsnn lie
ni4t sraoe4iaer, G6tbe, Selling, 6or-
ner, 2leif,9 lumauer, 2oSebus
8ielanl |. 10. an Sanb bdtten, iibsr=
baupt no4r feline YibIiotbst bslaBen,
mon ii9 nj peiter nit ibnsn abssbsn
poae, ia bman lie iOsar beoausre. .
Der SimpIit, ia ginfalt i'm bOditen
Sinne! a6 i&limmer itebt es nod nit
u~nieren auildrten RatbOIiten, bic nod
serne tatb& wdrsn, benen uber nm Die
tatbOIii@e We in man&en pIdben aass
~ arm anbt. @epObnli9 fnb bisie
2eut4en bert. unb t6nnen nidt sinie.
ben, bob bu 8atboliten ibrss S9lasss
bic ea&e DIT sebOben ipirO. Coll
DE Serren ia bann nit elmer art StolS
Oab iis ssrnien unO INNER Idien, unb
frast man y: bas ~Sabeim", Die Gar.
t%snlaube". pridt man peritdnois nit
etlisen, iashn ibnen, es paIie oieie 2st-
tire nidt fiinen tatboliidsn Mann nit
rs tatbolin ainoern, bic ale i9on
bieie gldtter gu 5reunoen sema4t, oab
Elm r9eutiGSausidos" Der r8urtsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-25

NOR, aud befolst. So9, ba bel Der y'r=
breituns oss Slattes i'm san,en &orows=
fen Der Union, oies in 3ufunft ai4t rppbl
mebr mOsIid 1T, iOnit in Soma tein anoe'
res oeutidss, tutbcIii9es Slatt beitsbt uno
bic Serausseber uls Wdnner ibr Bort
gang ponfilen m0&tsn, 10 publiSiren iie,
I'M 9erein nit Der r2urembur9er @aSette",
nit anians Sanuur 1875 Gin eissnes ta+
tboliides Organ, Die
s. 0 III a.,
Die bauptiddlid Den Sntereien Der &a=
tboIiten Der OiDcsle Dubuque uno osnen
Der gicariate oes f%erneren @ctens &C.
wiomet 1T. Die Soma" erl6eint eben-
fails I'M 6ormate Der sroBten tatbolll9en
@o6enbldtter Der Union. 8e9en Mittt
December miro Elm ei9enes YrObe Slatt
eri6einsn, Ous Elm ausiiibrli4es Yrosramm
brinst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-25
Der Hapft aab an "a. Oftober BEN

Der Capt CAB am "a. Oftober benz
Bil4of bon @erbun cine Mubien1 tpnhsi
er nit beionbersr absiluabme Der ~.
I il n.ftisen @ei4ideGranfrei@s
ssoadte. Or ,ittsre, iaste er, bel Dem Se=
banten an bic @efabren, BON bensn Grant.
reid bsorobt iei, unb er lei Sur4orunssn
BON Der Totbwenbisteit baB ale 2atboIi=
fen ibre @%ntrensuns babin ri4ten miB-
ten, Sieis @efabren bur3 einsn erfOlsrei-
den @ioerIano sesen bic Geinbs Der airs
de unb Der @clsnidaft abjuwenoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-25
ts,amosfoGen Ut Or. &nif6ert's 2iese
= Sci 3ufaGTiruns oer 2seamten Der
Sreimauerer Sosen Sowa's
6ier 1T Dubuque.

Sn ~unierer lebten Summer BADEN mir
sic &eoe oes Sr's., loweit II. moslidlt mort
lid mitsetbeilt, ole lie Den Semp'lbau
su StruIalem betriift. Seute wo!en mir
an Die Sloslesuns bieies impsrtlnentsn
Sdwinoels seben.
I'm Die Sa6v beutli6 ;u MAIDEN, tel
len mir folsenoe 6rassn
- Sinh Die 6reimaurer pirfli4e Wtau=
rer, Steinmeben, arditecten
81 Saben lie als ipirtlide Vau9enol=
lenIdait bic @ebeimnille unb &enni6af=
ten Der Maurer, StsinmcBen, ar4iteeten,
Die am Sempel Su Seruiulem arbeiteten,
bewabrt?
81 9enn Ie feline 8auurbeiter lino,
welden 3wed baben ie oenn, li4 als Na9=
folaer Der 8auleute oes ialomonilden
Sempsls gu seriren.
@eben mir our Seantwortuns Der eriter
6rase iber: Sinh Die 5reiman IL
rer wirfli9 Maurer, Stein-
mesen, ar9itectenF @ewiB ni4t,
miro mir Der Sci la4elno iasen; Die nit
Dem blanten, b~anbsrOben S4ur5fea uno
nit Der finserbreiten, nieoliden 9ele, mir.
sen Dir seissn, no Der Maurer bas Sod
eelaIien, tdmit ou ibnen SuSumutben Dir flr
@slo uno gut @Ort Elm Saus auiSursiBsn,
bic Guaoern gum @taueripert gu bebauen
uno ben WDrtsl Swiiden Die 5usen su
treiden. Sie Ssrrn wiiroen Dir lasen
Bad bid, iold oredises Sanowert, als
Die Maurerei treiben mir nidt". sic mir
ben Dir lasen mir lino 5reimaurer, uno ou
wiirbeIt babel benten /; ibr Serrn ieio GuS=
ner, oenn ibr mauert ni9t; ibr baut feline
Steine uno reilt teinen plan auf.
Qiebsr 2sier, Su bait &edt. SiSner
ino Die 6reimauersr unb Siebe babel,
benin Ie baben ibren Namen uno fat ibre
gauge Organization BON ben mittelaltsrli'
den SteinmeBenbruoerI@aiten seitoblen,
8abrenb Die erite GreimaurerIOSe pie i4ou
lrlber seiast, erit in I'LL sesrinoet pur'
be, iinben mir i4on, baB in England in
elmer Yarlamsntsaete BON 1850 Der Nam'
Freemason, Free Stone mason, als 8e=
sei6nuns fir Den Maurer, Der Der
Sreiitein, Ornamentitein bearbeitet, gun
llnteri6ieo pom rough-mason, benz &C.
p0bnliden Waurer, oortOmmt uni
aud bic in Seuti6lano tbdtisen Saubit'
ten, tpelde Die airden unO &atbeoraler
,bauten", freie Manner bie'
Ben. Oieie Mitslieber Der Yaubitten pa'
rem mirtli9e Msiitsr, @~eiellen unb 2ebr'
hinge, Die nit 8eiBSeus uno Dintsl i9af=
ften, bic Yilb- uno Sauteine bearbeiteten
unb bic Wauern erridteten.
Rommen mir nun 81 Der 2. Sra9e
Sab.n tie (u Mere beutiser
6reimauerr) ais wirfli4 8a VI
senoiieni4aft bic @ebeimnii'
i unb 8enni &aften Der M a IT,
rer, Steimeben, ar4iteeten, bi,
am Sempel Su Serualem ar
beiteten, B a 3 Dir lager
Rein. Sas baben ie ui&t. grftens, pei
Die beutissn Sreimaurer feline wirtIi4
8aussnOKeni&aftsn bilben, babsr bic &C.
beimniTe Der sempelbaaer ni4t bswabrer
%tonntsn. 3wsitsns, neil es ni9t moslid
sewelen pdre BON Der 3sit SaIomons BID
auf bsute iolde Yausebeimnihe ano
asnnidaiten gang sebeim gu baIten, mel
Der materiele Tusen su lei4t gum Der.
ratb ssleitst bate. aber bann 3. 0'r. pie
fommt es bsnn, baB nod nidt einmal mebt
Elm senauer Ylan bes Sempels ju Seruia'
lem %eriitirt? Bie fommt es, bab oas Ma'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-25
Ratbcliiacr 6ird,cn &alenoer.
Gs tuerDen ,e.-euf. 81, 1888.
rttt.
@sr ni6t poran ssbt, eebt radr'

user MO- peIaH 9tp, Stpi tuu''a''
als oor 3 Sa6ren cine anSabl lpaterer
Ndnner Ii6 SulammentbOten uno Die vSu=
xemburser @usette" sriinoeten, batten l'e
cinsn boppelten 3ued i'm @u9e; e'nmal
Gin Organ fir Die 2ursmburSer in Imsrl=
ia gu i9affen, oann aud elm glatt Sn~
arinben, oas Die fatbolil6en YrinSipien IL
Soma pertrsten lolte. @epib babsn Die
W6nner, Die oas @erf unternabmen ni4t
seoa6t, oaB es 10 bliiben uno seoeibsn
piiroe, wie es Der Sal lit. Sielerlei ma
rem bic S6pieri9teiten uno miblam oas
rlnternebmen, aber Soft le9nete es uno es
seoieb.
gsie grade oiejenisen Sdums, bas bette,
fartfte uno Sdbeite SOlS ~liefern, Die aui
Eeinisen, maserm SOoen l%purseln, 10 es
Rarfte aud grade Die r@aSette" oaourd,
bab fe lid miibiam Sabn bre9en muBts
a, gu Der Stele Gil %selansen, Die lte beuie
unter rem tat6olilden Sldttern Der .. st.
einnimmt; elmer Steluns auf Die lie itolS
Jein fam. SrpB ibrer itren9 fatboliIdsn
Grunoidbe, ibrer SonOeritelluns uno ibres
Soppelten 3wedes bat oas Slatt in Der
tursen 3eit BON brsi Sabren cine Gireula=
tion bon 3 0 Ibonnenten errei4t nno
nod 1T Die 3abl tastdsli4 ON Stsisen.
SduI9en ni9t ale Nusli9ten piro lie
na&Ites Sabr mOsli9erweiie $500 big
1000 betrasen.
Inter iol6en %llmitdroen era4ten Die
6erausgeber es baber als cine ben 2elern
iduloise Y1i4t, oas glutt gu sersroBsrn
uno es on Sormat ben srOBten tatbo-
ilden @o9enbldttern amerita's ebenbiir=
tis on Die Seite Su iteaen.
Ratdrlid eripa9ien oaour9 isbr be-
seuteube N~ebrauslasen, Defenders, ba
BON 0eujabr an Die Expedition AUDI bas
Yofporto 81 oedsn bat. I'm Die Soften
iebo6 nidt iiber ules WaaB su iteisern,
fdat bann in 3utunit Die Yrdmie, bieisr
llnfus, ben iid Die fatbolii4en Sldttsr
sefalen laien, meg.
60 pirb benn Die r@aSette" bon Nsu.
iabr an i'm breiterm @swanoe eri4einsn
unb pra4toOQ wirb oas @ewanb aud iein.
Senn gum SaB iinb f~untelnaselneue Sppsn
bes idonIten Sdnittes an9ei4aift por-
cen.
Soipeit Die te9nil6en 9erbeierun9en.
Sbnen ioll.n Die @erbsiGrunsen am Sn.
balte bss Ylattes nidt na6feben. Ser
erpeiterte 3aum erlaubt Der &eoaetion
srOBere Spulten fir quite tatboliIde arti=
tel, cine Dolitdnoisere &ioersabe Der tee
lssrupbii9en Sepeiden, cine ~ausseoebns
ters Runol9au, pielialtisere Ra4ri4ten
bon Der Molel, Der Saar, aus Der gifel,
pom Sunbsrid, aus benz GliaB u. ~belonoers
2otbrinssn uno eompletere Warttberi&ts
aus ben psri9isbsnsn Sbeilen oes 2anbes.
Gans neu miro cine sisene Spalte fur Die
@aAri9ten, pel9e 2uremburser in ames
rita betreTen, iein. gu benz 3pede bit.
ten mir fdon beute uniere abonnenten ans
aAss oabin gs,Islide jebssmal i4nsa1ens
mitsutbsIsn. gpir erbalten auf bic art
eins ebronit iber bas Sbun unb Sreiben
unlerer 2anbslsute in ben Der. Staatsn.
DAB on Der itrenstutb olii den aenben3 bes
glattes niats sednOert wirb, peritebt ii4
pobl bon ielbit.
Sen Swsiten sbdl Oes programmes
en g~entralblatt bss 8istbums Dubuque
iu Iein, bat bic y@aSette", iopieli btes un.
ter Den betuanoten nmianosn mSsli9
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway.

The completion Of the great iron bridge
over the Missouri river at Bonneville,
enables this popular line to offer still bet
ter fLcilitiGs for the business between the
Northeast and the great Southwest.
Two daily trains will run between
Hannibal and points in the great Neosho
vail y, in direct connection with all lines
Also, two daily trains between st. Louis
and points in Southern Kansas.
For the Texas trade, new and better
facilities are offered. The rates have
been greatly reduced, and arrangements
have been made whereby through Pull
man palace sleeping cars are run from
Chicago, Q Qaincy, Hannibal and st. Louis,
To Galveston, without change, passing
through the finest portion of Southwest
Missouri, Southern Kansas, the Indian
Nation, and the most desirable portion O.
Texas.
Any one contemplating trip to South
ern X lnsas, the Indian Nation or Texas
should address Thomas Dorwin, genera
passenger agent, Sedalia, Mo-, for cor
rect map, with the time tables, rates @
fare, &c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02
Hurd rs q Catholic.

Every man, in this country, has
right to enjoy his religious Opinions but
when it is attempted to make political
capital out of those opinions, every intel
ligent person must heartily condemn the
nan who will thus make barter of pro-
fess~d religions convictions. The Demo.
erat and Herald, he recognized organ and
mouth piece of Frank HurI, has taken
great pains to parade before its read
ers the fact that Mr.. II. Is a Catholic.
Tnat the object Of this Is TO IN axe politi-
cal capital,out of his religious views, there
can he no doubt b It W. are not left to
dep-n alone upon this evi1.nce upon
that point. Frank Hurd has gone even
farther than that in his efforts to stir up
Catholics in hi5 support. In vine sa-
loon in this city, in the presence cf sever
al prominent members ef the Catholic
Church, he declared that his connection
with that church greatly injured him In
his business, and sought to impress his
comp ,niOns with the belief thai it was a
great sacritis se for him to belong TO the
Catholic Church. His lamentions over
this persecution for righteousness sake
would have been very affecting, had no
his companions understood the motive OF
the shallow political schfm,r The truth
Is, intelligent Catholics are heartily dis.
gust,d with the efforts of political mo n
! tebanks to use their church as stopping.
stone to political prefarm mt. and will re-
| buke any man who thus attempts JO
/ make merchandise Of sacred things
/ Blade.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02
THV WHOLE WESTERN COUNTRY

Gan be easily reached by the ATLANTIC 4 Pa
cIvIc, AND Missouri PACIFIC Railroads aud
their rail, stage and steamboat connections.
These lines commence at St. Louis, at which
point the Mississippi river is crossed BY the most
magnificent Steel Bridge ~ he World, aud trav-
erss the whole length Of Central and South
west Missouri, aud a portion Of Kansas and the
Indian Territory, and thus furnish to the busi-
ness-man, plsssurs-seeker and the emigrant,
the most direct aud comfortable route to all
points in Missouri, Kansas, Texas, Colorado,
New Mexico, Nebraska, Utah. Wyoming. Cali
ifornia, Oregon aud the whole Pacific Slope.
Superior Inducements are offered for those
seeking new homes in the Far West, and the
transportation facilities are unequalsd by any
Western road. Evsryb ,dv g'ing West should
give these roads trial. asd bs convinced tn al
the Missouri Pdoifo TArongh Line aud the At
l1nsic & Pacific Short Lac IRE the really popu.
lar thoroughfares Of travel. For maps, time
tables, information to rates, routes, ETC., ad-
dress $. n. Thompson, Etstern Passenger
Agent, Union Depot, Columbus Ohio. or E. A
Ford, General Passenger Agent, st. Louis, No.
Questions pA b shssrttsiiy aud promptly dHSi0sred
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02
The RUSH to Kansas and Col
OradO.

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 81. Louis, the great Mississippi Valley
City, OF over 450, 100 inhabitants, and thence
west over the st. Louis, Kansas City and North
ern Short Line, which reaches all the great land
grants ia the West, aud runs ax fast expires
trains, two more than any other road, between
the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. This Rad
In the lasttwO years, has expended over two
million dollars, besides earnings, in extraordln-
airy improv nts of roadway, in relaying It's
line with boat quality Of new steel and iron rails
on broad new Iies. and in p ,sse a ger equipment'
having substituted for ordinary cars new reelin-
ing chair coaches, with every appliance for
ecmf0rt md safety, being elegantly carpeted
aud fitted with dressing rOpms, with toilet con-
veniences for ladies', gentlemen and families
raveling with children, free Of any extra ohar9s
Any ticket agent selling through tickets to the
West will furnish tickets by this excellent r0nte
through IT. Louis, over the st. Louis. Kansas
City and Northern Short line, the best and
shor test to Kansas .Culorndo, Nebraska ,Califnr-
MIA and the great West, IL being the only line
running through cars between 81. Louis and
Omaha. For map, circulars and time tables
address either J. Y. McCARfHY, Cincinnati,
% or p. b. GRnAr, 81. Louis, Mo-, either ol
hon will furnish auT inluruSation desired.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02
The Great South west (!

To all persons desiring HoHss in the great
aud prosperous West, the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Company gives a cordial iuvitatiou W
visit its lands in Central aud Southwest
MISSOURI, (which possesses all the require
msnts of- a good climate. gond soa good Wate
and good health, with long aud cool summers
and short and mild winters.
1900, 900 Acres Of Prairie and Timbe
Lands are offered for sale at low price and long
,ms-terms in fact, made II suit purchasers,
who nrs furnished with Free Tran.portation
from st. Louis tn the lands, at the Company q
0fics in St Louis.
For particulars in pamphlets with maps, ad
dress A. L. DsAsE, Land Commissioner, A.
lantio and Pacific Railroad Co., IS South 4lh
Street, st. Louis, Mo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02
A GARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amer.
ca, as missionary, discOYorcd a safe nd sim
Pile remedy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness
Early Decay, Disease Of the Urinary and Sem
inal Organs, and the whole train Of disorders
brought on by bansful and vicious habits
Great numbers have 6ssn cured By this noble
remedy Prompted by desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortu nate, l will send the receipt
Tor preparing aud using this medicine, in a
sealed envelope, to any one who needs il, Free
of Charge. Address,
Rsv. JOSEPH T. lNMAN,
llm' Station d. Bible House, New York City
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02
SnakeSI

A portion Of the cargo of the steamers arriv-
ing at our wharf yesterday was addressed,
"CuH Terne, Cincinnati, o.--LiVe animals. T"
An examination Of the ''liVs amin Ills" develop
ed the fact that there were 600 small boxes,
one side OF each Of which was wire
gauze, and that each box contained a snake.
They were packed together in ons large pack
age weighing about $50 pounds.
Mr.. Curt Terns Is the Superintendent Of our
new geological garden, aud this COLLECTION OF
reptiles said 10 represent cry sps ,ies Of snake
save three indigenous to the Unitel States, Is
his property. They were forwarded to him
from Nashville, Tenn. .--cm GaIs.te.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02
nE YOUR PHYSICIAN.

There is no case of Dyspepsia that Green's
AuaUsr FLOwgR will not cure. Come to the
mag Store OF A. Il. CHAAPNEY aud inquire
showtit, II you suGsr fr0H costiveness Sick
sssdnehe, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Liver
Cnm Dlaint, ,oT deraOgementOf the System, try
a. Two OF three doses will reheyeyon.
AauE CONoUERER is the only remedy In the
unitad States that contains no Quinlne, Arsenic,
or oiher poisOns injurious to the system ma ma
s"iiIaure Fever and Ague, intermittent or Bill
,oas FsVers, Sc, and the chills not return dur
;ne the season. II permanently cures Fever
aad Agus VI long standing. zeLI
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02

Discussion.-Onn next Tuesday evening
the following question will be discussed,
In the Lodge of Good Templars,
Mr.. FRED. YEAGER taling the negative
and Mr. G. c. TAYLOR the affirmative.
Rssolved-That we, as temperance people, do
more 10 promote the cause of temperance bV
voting the Republican ticket at the ensuing cleo
lion than by voting the Prohibition ticket.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02
Great Reduction

In price Of Dress Goods, and in
other goods we are Offering great
inducements. We will make it
to the interest Of all who want
goods to call and see US.
Will be receiving new goods
every week direct from manu-
facturcrs and the sea board.
A fresh supply of that Dol AR
TEA on the way. Did not mean
to get out of it, but they have
carried it off too livel ly for us.
A. G. WILLIAMS s. Bro:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02

The Maine Democrats having recently
adopted hard money platform, the Gin
cinnati Enqutsr warns them that II they
really mean that "the Western and South
ern Democrats can't fellowship with
them,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02

The State rules governing Tourna-
ments will govern this Tournament. Ex-
eursion rates will be given on the T. w.
& w. Railroad and the d. p. & q. Rail-
road. They expect to have grand time
and urgently request full attendance.
Report to the Secretary ELMER WHITE.
your decision as soon as possible,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02

The editor of the S,dala Democrat has
had bible presented to him, and there
upon remarks ''lt is a very Interesting
work, and II some of its themes were
worked up in sensation loc lis, with
double heads, our readers would be de-
lighted. Wears now reading its account
Of the creation, and W. are utterly
astonished to find that no mention has
been made of the Missouri Republican.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02
Selling a Farm. Mr.. Samuel Clarke,

Selling a Farm. Mr.. Samuel Clarke,
aged SS, a former resident of Wood
county, died at Maumee City, September
10th. About 20 years since Mr.. Clarke
sold his farm of 80 acres in Wool coun y
to a man who was 70 pay him $50 year
as long as he lived. Mr.. q. then appear
ing to be an old man, the, purchaser
thought he had a great bargain, but Mr..
G. belonged to "long lived" family
and the farm cost the purchaser some
$3 000. -Fostoria RerieU.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02

Estrayed.-THEoDoRE INNEMAN and
NATHANIEL CALLARD took up all iron
grey gslding, years old, which had on a
COW bell, on Tuesday night list. TAe
owner can have property by calling on
either Of the above at this place, and pay
ing charges.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SMERIFf's sALEy-A

SSHERIFF's sALEs-A
VIM. Bell minor 40, In wood oouait, o.,
VS.. Court Of
David D. Foster Common Pleas.
By virtue OF veudi. Exponas, issued In the
above entitled cause, BY the Clerk OF the Court
Of Common Pleas, Of Wood county, Ohio, and
10 me directed aud delivered, will offer for
sale at public veudus, at the front door Of the
Court House, 10 Bowling Green, on
Tuesday, October RTth, 1874.
Between 10 and II o'clock A. NJ, Of said day,
the following described lands and tsnemeuts,
to wit;
The south half ~ Of the southwest quarter
(X) Of section twelve (l2l, town sig (el north,
raugs twelve (12) east, containing eighty ESQ.,
acres more or less, tless twenty (2O) acres out
of the southwest corner Of said eighty (9O)
acres, aud ~ include the orchard and buildings
thereon, commencing for the name, at TIE
south west corner of said eighty (s0l acres
thence nortlr, along the road to the northwest
corner uf the orchard thence east, far enongh
81 that line run dus south To south line OF said
eighty (9O) acres will include twenty (2e)
acres. Appraised at 81 800.
o.. c. BAIRD, Sheriff.
DoDss & TYLHs, Priffs Attvs.
Bowling Gresn, Sept. ~, 1874 1880 -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02

FRANK HuRD's Chief reliance now is in
the support that he is getting through Mr..
GRANGER, the Prohition candidate. Mr..
GRANGER and his friends ought to be able
To see it in this light.