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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
TASTEL.ESS
MEDICINES;

prominent New York physician lately
cnmplA AiGed IL DUNDAS DICK 4 co. abou,
their SASDALwooD on CAPSULES, stating thai
sometimes they cured miraculnusIy. but fhat a
patient OF his had taken them without effect.
On b5ng Informed that several mutations werr
sold, he inquired and found that his patient
had not been taking DUNDAS DICK & co.'s
Whathdppened t0 this physician might have
happened To others aud DUNDAS DICK & co
take this method OF protecting physicians, drug
g'H and hemsFtees, and preventing OIL OF
SASOALWo0D from coming into disrepute
PLY SlCIANS who oncs prescribe the Can
sues will continue to do so, far they con
tain the pure Oil iu tue best aud cheap D.
est form.
DUNDAS DICK & co use more or OF
SASDALwonD than all the Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists aud Feriumers in the United
States combined. and this is the sole reason
whv the pure OIL is sold cheaper in tlei,
Capsules than in any other form.
OIL or SANDALWOOD is fast super.edinR
every other remedy sixty Capsules only be.
ing required to insure n safa and c. ttaip cure
in six ur eight DAYS. From no other medicine
can thi, rrsul, no had.
DUNOAS DICK Il co IS SOFT CAPSCL-
ES solve the prnblem long considered by emf
nent physicians Of how 10 avoid the nausea md
disgust experienced in swallowing, which are
well kn0"n to d.tract from il not destroy the
good effects of many valubs remedies.
S0it Ca 'snles are put up in tint aud nea
boxes thirty in each ani are tue only Capsul-
es prescribed bv physicians.
TiSrELESS MEDlCINES.--Castnr
Oil AMI many nth.r nAusenus medicines caR be
taken easily and safely in DUNDAS DICK
4 CO.'S SOFT CAPSULES. NO
TASTE. No SMELL,
sB These were the only Capsules
admitted Ia the inSt Paris Exposition.
Send f"r circular to, 35 Wonsler ST. NY.
SOLD AT ALI DRUG STORES
HERE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
THAT BARGE RACE.

ED. JoURNAL:-We are sorry to hear of
an individual following the profession Of
reporter suffering from an alteration of
the mind, no matter what the cause may
be. There are various causes for it; for
instance, a mother-in-law, water on the
brain, 'benzine on the brain, &c. The
effect of the latter is generally n confused
idea of time, and it is seldom that a re-
porter becomes q victim to it; but when
such is the case we feel deeply grieved at
1t, because his manuscript gives the public
bad opinion Of his character. We believe
the only instance Of this kind that we cal
recall is that of the South Toledo Adler
tiser, from which we clip the following:
Soon after we arrived the race between
the Detroit, Toledo and Perrysburg clubs
come in. 1t was then o'clock, and as our
train left at $40 we had not time to wit
ness the arrival of the Pcrrysburg club.
We hope that no stigma will be attached
to said reporters name for such a wild
stltement but that those who read il will
take into consideration that the day of that
race was very windy, and the breeze 40 in
Hated his ideas that he could not bring
them within his grasp. Also that said
reporter, mindful of his uncertain steps,
started early for the depot allowing him
self ample time for passing the various po-
licemen, procuring bail, &c. Mr.. Reporter,
in your saunterings for locals, jot dowp'
now and then, an item calling the atten-
tion of the citizens of your village to the
enterprise of your neighbors over the river.
and see il you cannot drum enough of that
same article into them and get barge and
crew to give us pull on the "caim and
placed Maumee." NERE1p.
PEREYsBuRG, O., Aug. II, 1875.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
INFLUENCE,

How much unseen influence is connected
with association. A little keepsake given
by one whose path has diverged from ours
to mingle in other scenes, will arouse the
feeling to memories of those days when
perhaps, the gIver connected the gift with
some piece OF advice which was intended
as talisman, but in the busy years has
been forgotten. And often how great 4.
this induence-it conveys more than words
Tor, while they fall on the car these strike
deeper, till they reach that part of our pa.
ture which is hidden from the world and
in which our character and true feelinps
ere concealed. A little word. welliny mn
from the springs of memory. has often
turned the course of an evil life and sent
from the lips the petition, "Lead US not in
to temptation" The word "NIother.n
the one around which cings the holiest as
ISOLATION and affection OF any word in anv
language, has fallen upon the ear of the
youth who, perhaps, is fast being drawn
INTO the vortex of dissipation and with It's
sweet melody has turned him from the
broad pnth to those straight and narrow
walks which finally lead to green pastures
and quiet waters 1t has fallen upon the
ear OF the busy merchant, as he sits in his
counting ROOM it has caused him to look
lar down the vista of time and see the
sweet visions that hovcred around him on
the morning OF his life; he hears the low
ing, gentle tones as she called "Mother's
boy, and told hiiu "he was al she had"
and hoped he would accomplish life's no.
BILE end, knowing he could serve but one
mnsteri and the voice of conscience asks
him ii her PRAYER has been answered, and
II, during the many years she has laid at
rest, her prcccpts have been his guiding
star and he has remained "unspotted from
the world" Fp NJ
EAST TOLEDO, Aug. Is, 1875.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

New Warehouse and EleVatOr.-The
new warehouse and elevator building, now
nearly completed by Mcssrs. BEACH,
WEsTcoTT and LEES, will be a very i'm
portant improvement to the business inter-
ests OF Perrysburg and the surrounding
country. The work of constructing the
building has been pushed forward very
rapidly under the direction of Mr.. LEES,
who thoroughly understands the business
in hand.
The dimensions OF the building are az
follows: Main building, 24x5O feet with
nm elevation to bins OF 80 feet, and to top of
building, As feet. Added to this is a
corn crib 10x6O feet, with a capacity Of
about five thousand bushels Of corn in the
ear. The engine house, built of brick, is
20I24 feet, with thirty horse power en-
gine. The building will contain ten bins
for wheat with a capacity of 10000 BUSH
els. The building is located on the Rail
road, a few rods east of Louisiana Avenue,
and side track is under course of con-
struction by Mr.. ROACH which will take
the cars to a convenient distance from the
elevator for loading
The firm contemplate putting in corn
Sheller and two run Of stone for grinding
corn and chop feed, and expect to have
the whole completed and ready for bust
ness lby the first Of October. With
their facilities for shelling corn they
will be able to pay about as much for corn
in the earn az for shelled corn, thus saving
time and expense to the farmer.
We regard this enterprise of Mcssrs.
BEACH, WEsrcoTT & Co. as a permanent
and lasting improvement, not only to Per-
rysburg, but large scope of surrounding
country which will now find ready mark
ct, with honorable competition, ample
storage room and the highest market prices
Naid,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
FROM UTAH TERRITORY.
IIoYrsyILLE. Ann @ 1s

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 8, 1875.
ED. JOURNAL The latest news of in
terest in this quarter of the globe, is the
fact that the Indians of many different
tribes are coming to the Murmons and be-
ing baptized by the score into the church.
One old chief, after emerging fro ,, he wa-
ter and shaking himself like water Span
iel, was heard to say: "Ughl much good.
By'm by big heap 1njuns come-Ugh p
They say they have seen heavenly beings
who directed them to go to the Mormons
and he baptized.
noticed several wagon trains from Ne
braska, Kansas and other western States
passing this way. The men say hard times
drove them out. In talking to one man
and telling MIN the prices of produce, beef
pork, &C., he said he thought he would
buy place and stop here and go to raising
pork for living. Bacon is worth from ls
to "a cents, per ID; hams from 20 to 26
cents and grain as low OF lower than in the
East, except corn. Hogs are very scarce in
this region. Four weeks old pigs sell at
"a per head and hard to get at that. I
should think somebody might make for
tune raising pigs for the market. But this
country is new and you can scarcely find
real systematic farmer in the whole conn
try. l have known farmers to work land
until it would not raise more than Is busb-
els OF wheat to the acre, with corral from
three to four feet of manure in it, the ac
cumulation OF six or eight years. The
land is generally rich and people are not
much in practice in the use of fertilizers,
but they will soon have to come to it, for
no one can take crop nfter crop off of land
without impoverishing the same, unless
they replace the substance which they e1-
tract from it.
! read with interest the many short ar
ticles on agriculture in your paper, and al
though they are not exactly adapted to
this country find can get much valua-
BILE information in the art of raising horses,
cattle, hogs, hay and other things that have
to be raised here the same as in the East.
Respectfully, WILD OATS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
FROM BELvILLE RIDGE.

ED. JOURNAL Friday, the 18th inst
was the great day here for our little folks.
1t being the last day of our school the
teacher, Miss Emma Whitaker, determin-
ed 10 make the occasion as pleasant for
the littlo ones as possible, and announced
week before the close of her school that
each scholar. should prepare a speech or
dialogue for the occasion, and right we'll
did they perform their duty in that respect
lin fact three or four of the little girls
had 3 or 4 speeches each. | rather think
the girls excelled the boys in speaking and
would say to the boys, that they had bet
ter wake up or some OF the little girls may
be President of the U. S. before they
will But l must say they all did we'll.
Miss Kit Whitaker was on hand to enliv-
en- the occasion with sweet music on the
organ.
Tho members of the Belville Ridge Band,
hearing what fine time the little folks
were having, dropped their farming inn
plements, seized their rinstruments and went
on double quick to the school house to cast
in their mite towards making the happl-
ness, if possible, more complete. About 2
o'clock il was HnnuuRced that dinner was
ready, and that the children should cat
first. Love, JOY and Peace beaned upon
every countenance as they sat around the
table and parlook OF the good things their
kind parents and friends had prepared
for them. But their little hearts now so
full OF JOY and gladness, were doomed TO
sadness. The exercises being ended they
must bid farewell to their kind teacher
and 1t needed not a close observer to tee
the tear-drops steal down those little checks
u few moments ago so joyous and happy.
Our farmers in this vicinity have got
their oats and wheat almost all taken care
OF, but their labors were attended with
great dlfhcultylon account of 30 much rain.
The so-called army worm did not trouble
us much here. We will not have two
thirds oI corn crop, compared with last
year: The potatoes are beginning TO rot
and II the wet weather Continues the crop
will be small. Those who have potatoes
that are ripe had better dig them as soon
as possible.
The Belville Ridge Band has been en-
gagged to play at the Democratic Conven-
tion on the 2lst; also, the County Grange
Harvest Feast, TO he held at b. G., on the
24th, and perhaps for the s. 8. Convention
at Weston, on the 2Sth. The boys expect
to come out in few days in their new uni
iorms, which will add much to theit an
pearance as u Band.
The health still continues good in this
vicinity. rs.
As ! have chance TO send this ID the
Postoiiice this moment, will put In a pc
rlod right here. GRIDIRoh.
BELvILLn RDeH, Aug. l6, 1875.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

Another DOat.--Captain MEAcuAM
returned here on the latter part Of last
week, for the express purpose of getting up
a stock company among the business mtn
in Perrysburg and Toledo with view to
purchasing the steamer Ruby or the build
ing Of new boat for this trade. With
his experience here this season he is salts
fed that II will be paying investment
from the start, and desires to take an int
crest in such company. Both places talk
encouragingly Of the project and we shall
not be surprised to see either the Ruby or
a new boat on this line the ensuing spring.
In the mean time Capt. MEAcHAM re-
turned here on Wednesday with the pro-
pellor M W. Wright, which is designed to
supply the place Of the Ruby until such
time as other arrangements may be made.
1t has been inspected by number of
our citizens who express Themselves we'll
pleased with the little boat. It will COM
mence regular trips this morning on the
Ruby's time.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

"LinsOn."-This is the name OF the
new village just surveyed and plated by
Mr.. DAVID DONALDSON and his son, ]
ARTHUR. 1t is located on a handsome
tract of rolling land on the D. & NJ. Road,
and extends to the Maumee river, giving a
fine view Of the Water Works and the up
per portion of Toledo. An excellent land
ing for vessels of all kinds can he made at
trihing cost and the rolling condition of
the whole plat makes it all that could be
desired for sewerage and draining purposes
The plat extends to the Ross township line
and within one mile of the city limits of
Toledo, and will afford great advantages to
the mechanics and working men OF the
city who desire to escape the tariff and Sc
cure cheap and comfortable homes in the
fresh air. The fare on the d. & NJ. Road
will be commutcd at 81 per month or one
cent per mile. We shall be pleased to
note the growth and prosperity of Linson.
Those wishing information about the price
of lots should inquire of d. DONALDSON,
Perrysburg, or W. A. WATSON, on the
premises.
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Price, Ttrenty-FTve Cents.
NEWSPAPER
ADvER TISING
Price, Trenty- Ffpe Cents.
NINETY-EIGHrH EDITION.

containing complete list Of all the towns In
the nited States, the Territories aHd the Dn.
m'nion of Canada, having Il populati IN great
or taan o. 600 according to the last census, to-
gether with the names of the newspapers hav-
lng tile largest local circulation in each of the
places named. Also, catalogue of newspa.
pers which are recommended ~ advertisers as
giving greatest value to prices charged. Al
80, newspapers in the United States and
Csnade printing over 5000 copies each issue
Ais" all the Rel eligi0us. Agricultural, Scientific
ana Mechanical Medical, Masonic, Juvenile.
Educational. Commercial. Insurance, Real Es :
tate, Law. Sporting, Musical, Fash aud 9TH
rr special class journals; very cOn pete lists,
Together with a complete list Of over 800 Ger
man papers printed in the United States. Al
so, an essay upon advertis ing many Ia bles Of
rates, showing the cost Of advertising in vari-
Gus ne "s,papers and everything which begin
nerin advertising wonld like to know,
Address, GEO. p. ROWELL 4 Co,
Al Park Row, New York
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20


Look Out Over There.-The reporter
OF the Chicago Commercial Advertiser and
the editor oithe Maumee Advertiser manifest
disposition to "joke" at the expense
ot the Nereid Boat Club. Between wind
and tide both struck happy vein of
Thought and preceded to work up a few
lines, sample of which isgiven in a com.
municotion elsewhere. We give notice to
our neighbors across the river, that they
had as well commence strengthening the
earth works at Fort Miami. Make II
'bomb-proof.' We are mounted on the
0aroe3e principle--can shoot North as we'll
as South. Look out over there for "rotten
camp kettles"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

In pursuance of an order granted by tLe
Probate Court Of WOd County, Ohin, | viii
offer for sale at public auction, on the 2s,h dn,
Of August. A ID. 1875 At 10 o'clock, foreman
upon the premises, tue following described
real estate, t0-Wit:
Ia River tract No. seventy eight ,79) In
Perrysburg township Wood County. Ohio
commencing in the middle of the high wav
known as J. Ferdig's road on the westerly end
Of the east half nf fnrty acres laid off by Hi
ram DAVIS, on the north bank Of Grassy creek
and running ut right angles with the line ol
said road tn the line Of said Grassy creek
of said 80 acres, and running up said
creek and up said road far enough to con-
tain five acres. reserving AMI excepting alwavs
ten rods square in the northwestrrly corner,
previously decided to Susan NJ. Hayder. all in
Wood county, Ohio. Appraised at 81. 400.
Terms OF Sals-One-tlrd is hand, one. third
in one year and one.third in two years from
day Of sale. with interest, the payments 10 be
secured by mortgage unou premises sold
ROBERT TlPLADY,
Adms of Noah w. Hancock decd
JoHS W. CANARY. Atty.
August 4, 1875. 1887 80
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Lewis Il CaSs of he civ of Chic r. and
State # Il in"is, viii take notice tLat on the
oath day Of July, a. d. 1875, d. X. Hnlleu
beck tiled his pitilion in the Courl oi Common
Pleas of Wood County, Ohio, setting fo,th ,ln,
said defendant is indebted to said plaintiff ON a,
account tor money expended and services rem
del ed Tor ami To said defendant at his rrones,
bv F sd. X. II llenbeck, which ,nid .cc,,, nj
has been duly assigned aud Transferred IL So d
plainuff who is now the holder nnd nwr,, 1,
thereof. and asking judgement against said Dc.
there u since April II, 1873 that ON said .h,'y
"a 1875 an Order { Attachment aud Notice 10
q ,ruishce was i.sn, d IN >aid casr.
Defendant will mkonntice that he is re-
qnired To answer said pe'ition ON or before lhe
25th day Of September, 1875.
u X. lloLIESb' OK Pro Per.
Iulv 30 1878 I5 as 45
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

Help To Mothers Nursing Infants.-
the care. anxiety and draurht of nursing in
hnts are weak nnl need the aid of some
strengthening hnic to make up the nourish-
ment required for the growth IT the child.
Ale, porter, and lager beer have often been rec
commended. or late, since physicians have
dnced bv A fired Speer. of Passaic. n. j., is
strictly pure. they have prescribed it iH-tsad
Of ale and porter. This wine is principally
sought for by IN thers who have nursing in.
fanis at the breast, as the best supplying me-
dunn IN be found. The wine is rich in body
ami not Intoxicating but gently stimulating.
Druggists generally keen it, and sell it for a
dollar bottle Enquirer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20


Building a Sewer.-Mr. S. N. BEACH
was the successful bidder and secured the
contract for putting in the sewer extend
ing from second street to the river on the
east side of Louisiana Avenue. Ground
was broken last week, but the work was
commenced in earnest on the forepart Of
this week. The tile for the main sower
is Is inches in the clear, and will extend
from the river about two-thirds Of the
way up the hill in the middle of the street
From here 10 inch tile will be laid dag
onally TO and along the gutter to the &C nth
side OF Front street, that on the west side
connecting with the tile already laid for
draining the cellar of the handsome new
brick block of F. r. MILLER & Co,
while inch tile will be laid on the east
side OF louisiana Avenue To Second street,
The sewer will be of sufficient depth to
drain all cellars that may be made,
and will be OF sufficient site to carry
the surplus water from the street.
1t will be a fine Improvement for the
street as we'll as the property owners
along its corrse, and We are pleased to
note its progress.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
s1ETITION FOIi DIVORCE.
Caroline HolIi'ter, PIt'fl Court Of Common

Caroline Holli'''r' lot pIt'f( Court Of Common
Hiram HoiIIister. Der,5 Wood rlSas, Cann,v. o
Hiram Hrlhster whose place Of residence Il,
to the plaintiff unknown, will take notice
that ou the 18th dav Of August, 1875. tbe
plaintiG, Caroline Hollister, filed her peti-
Iinn in the Ouutt Of Common Pleas within
and for the County Of Wood and State Of Ohio,
against him, praying for divorce from him.
and alleging as ground therefor, his wirull
absence, without cause, during more than
three years last past. Said Hiram uollister
Is notified that he is required to appear and
answer said petition on or bsfore the 25th da Y
oi september, 1873.
Said petition will be for hearing at the Sep
tember term 1878 nf said court.
CAROLINE HOLLISTER,
F.& D. K. HoLLESBecK, Att'ys.
August IL, 1875. l7i$9 As.
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cue EEN,s AUGUsT FLOWER.


II Is n'turAl for people suffering with Dys
pepSis aud Liver Complaint or any dera npe-
men's Of tbs digestive organs, such as Sour
stomach, Sick Heedacbe, Hsbilusl Costive.
ness palpiiatiou Of the Heart, Heart burn wa.
'er6raah' EuawinE and burning pains at pit OF
'ho stomach, Yellow SKIN, Coated Tongue,
ana d'ssgreesble tss,e in the mouth, 90 ming
up OF food after eating, low spirits, &C., to put
oh from day to day buying an article that
'ney Know has cured their eighbor, friend or
relative, yet they have no faith In II until II IL
700 .ate. Nut II you will 90 to your Drusgis,
..K. CHANPSEY, aud get bottle of GRsts's
hUaCsT FLOWER your Immediate cure ia "A
eer,a'n !elies rs you hve. Sample Bottles of this
superior virtue. ''
will relieve any case.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
SuERIFF,s SALL.-

Henry Q; Lawrence ln Wood county, Ohio,
vs. Court nf
Peter Stalker, ct al. Commun Pleas.
By virtue Of an Execution issued In
the above entitled cause bv To Clerk OF the
Courtof Common Pleas of Wood county. Ohio.
and to me directed and delivered, / viii offer
for sale at public vendue, at the agricultural
wareroom OF WIN. Crook, in Perry sburg, Ohio,
Wednesday, August 90, ISIS,
Between and 4 O'clnck p. NJ, OF said day
the following described personal pi operty to-
wit:
One Whirlwind threshinQ machine. separa.
tor power, ami fixtures thereto belonging.
Terms Of sae cash.
CO. BAIRD, Sheriff.
II. H. DoDGE, Pltfs Atty.
August IL, 1875. l7bs3 70
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

Advertised Letters.--The roliowinrIet-
tsrs rem in in the PostoIice Ferrvsburc, O..
for the week ending August 10, 1875:
Bloomfield Netie Kidd, John
Crans"n, Sylvester Nrushrute, Will,
England, Avery Ois, Fuie
Gleunie, Alex. Rochtie, Emma
Greulick. George Wvgau,, Henry II.
Please call for advertised letters aud rive
the dite Of this list. Office hours from A. NJ.
to p. NJ. ELRERr d. Rnsg p NJ
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
Hondsome Ero,t Nros.,s pr,

Handsome 'FRONT.' Messrs. BEACH,
HOFFMAN and DAM have had the first
story of the four brick buildings occupied
by them painted in handsome dove color,
all presenting the same finish. The Second
story OF Mr.. BEACH and Mr.. HoFFMAN's
buildings have been painted deep red
AMI pcnciled, giving the whole front
neat and tasty appearance. Mr.. HoFF-
MAN has also had the interior of his meat
market frescoed, which gives him the neat
est and best arranged meat market to be
found anywhere in the northwest. The
painting and frescoing was done by ]. w.
CHAPEL 4 Co. which is alike creditable
to skill and good taste.