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TIE PIONEER.

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Sn bitbi6e 8appbedel nit Dinsllt'Riiden
gebHuoeu a 25 Gents.
Seid1Idten aus Dem Speffart.
Der Sdulmeifter unh fein 2pbn.
GfraRburs duf Der Ed)an,.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04
The Great Crime of the Sccts.

The Sects will see on due reflection that
they are making football of the Bible
Some six hundred wings or more kicking
the bible about-ench one forsooth doing
Gods service. llorribleI Six or seven
hundred Bibles all III one. A nest Of her
etics! Any poor, silly fellow, lusting for
fame, goes to the Bible-hunts up n hobby
rides out before the gaping multitude
full of bonbast and debates and presto
out comes new sect as self conscious as
an ostrich. And this newly hatched gos-
ling is Divine Institution. One goes tor
feet-washing; another for holy kissing
this one for holy ducking, once; that one
tor holy ducking, twice; the other one fol
holy ducking, thrice; the sixth for holy
ducking, backward the seventh, for holy
decking, forward. Then comes a great
h ,st Of anti-ducks fully Matched and GOV.
cred With fine feathers. Now then, we
outsiders protest against such treatment oi
the Bible. If men and women want to &c
ducking, let each one go on his own
hook, and duck themselves and each othe,
to their hearts content. But do not duck
each other in the name OF the Lord anc
fill the air with your quackery, by saying
"Our mode of ducking is taught in thu
Bible and is a Divine Institution, and all
you anti lucks will go to perdition." Whe,
80 many foolish tricks are played off pious
ly OF the Bible by men who in other re
spects exercise common sense, that bool
becomes vile and il trodden under foot
II these Tomtooleries are taught in tn
Bible, we say kick it again--kick it ont o
decent society-kick it out Of the School
and let some man or woman endowed witt
an ordinary stock of good sense give us
standard work on the sense of propriet
and common decency. DAN.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04

THE PuREE0LUGICAL Journal AND LIPE
ILLUSTRATED, for June, comes to MS few days
later in the month than is its wont; desy Y
owing probably To tie recent death Of its we'll
known publisher. Aside firm the sadness oc-
casioned by this event, II is an admirable
pecimen Of this venerable monthly and ind
Gates clearly enough the spirit Of continuance
and progress which has 50 long characterized
It's management. Among its many good things
are Phisiognomv in the Pulpit. Bishop Cuumns
Of the Reform Episcopal Church, Our Busy
Life, fired Rumius. concluding chapters
Frnm the Cradle In the Grave. P"liteneEs III
Home anil Abroad. White Women and the rivi'
/ Rights Bill. Whnt n Bay The King Bird
Tendencies Of lnve.iiRation in Cerebral Annt-
: Omv. A Story Of Failure aud its Causes. We
are glad Ia learn that no IN 'teria change will
be mlde IN the business, except to enlarge and
improve its usefulness commensuraielv will
( the I'm proved ncilitirE lately secured al the
! new ,ffice, 1871 broadway, New York. Price
Of the uumher, 80 cents, for the year, 50, A
new volnm" begins with July. S.R. WELLS
g. CO.. Publishers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04
TuE scrEscE OF HEALrH, for June. is a

TuE ScIEsoE OF TlEALTH, for June. is q
hand promptly. 1t Is an excellent number
closing the sixth volume of this useful period
ical. Although the founder and publisher OF
this ma ga1ne, Nr S. Il. WELLS, has recently
died, il will DO continued without material
change In its management. From the first It
has been progressive aud radical, yet sim
cerrly, as we believe, working tor the health
and good Of the people, This number contains
mauv excellent articles on Temperance Affect
ing Health What | Know of DoctorinR The
Irrepressible Cnuh,ct; Babyhood E1perrnce;
VicIim nf Qaiuinism; PRAYER as remedial
agrn; Popular Physiology, with illustrations
Treatment of Sick People; True Courage
Faith in CuIative Elements. In " IlnushnId
Department" we have all about PeAse, and
How 10 Use Them, with Receiprs Preserving
Flowers; Caring f"r Lamps Summer
Drink. etc. In MgN0MAN contains briei
Sketch nf the Life aud Lapors at tie late s. R
WELLS. besides great am"unt of sh"rt popu-
| lar paragraphs in Answers I" Correspondents
etc. Price only 20 cents or 81 90 year
with Book Premium To all who subscribe NJ
once. Address, y, n. WILLS & Co., 73I
| Broadway, New York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04

The number of births reportcd for the
preceding year, ending March 31st 1874,
in Wood county, were 66S; number of
deaths during the same period 2l8: In.
crease Of births over last wear, Az increase
in the number Of deaths over last vnar, 6n.
From JUDGE Phelrs wo get the following
social statistics of his office for the year
ending March 31st. 1875.
Number of marriages by license, 245; by
bars. s.
Naturalization papers i.sucd. 12. Ma
tivitv-British America, l; England, 8;
Germanv, 8.
Number sent to the Reform School. Fe-
males q males, 0.
Sent to Insane Asylum. Males, 8 fc-
males 2.
Letters NJ gunrdnnshiu issucd, 30; mum
Der Of chill included in spme. SO; IDIOT
included in same | imheciles. 2.
Wills admitted 10 Probate, l8.
letters testamentarv. 13.
Letters Of administrator, 80.
Estates administered unon. SO.
- Wood County News.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04
Early History OF Bloom and POrtage
Townships.

One of the early settlers SAYS that on one
occasion when going to Waterville to mill
he found the Portage river 40 high that he
was afraid 10 try to ford it. He drove up
the river TO where George Mercer lived
and stayed there that night. On the next
morning Mr.. Mercer put one Of his OK
teams on ahead and took his canoes and
thus the forded the river.
A Mr.. Adams built a small mill near
West Mill Grove, which was much nearer
than Waterville, but as the mill depended
for it's motive power on e small stream it
could only run part of the year. An
other mill was situated somewhere near
Van Burcn, on the Rockford river. This
was small affair that run for the sake OF
the toll, and, in many instances, took more
toll than was agreeable TO their patrons
indeed many would have preferred taking
the toll in preference TO the grist home with
them. Several Of the pioneers put up what
wAs called hand-mills, and there was nj
least four OF these mills in this neighbor
hood. They were merely small pair O.
burrS made out Of large "nigger head" stones
the upper stone being turned by hand by .
staff fastened by a slat Of timber and fas
tened into the milestone by spike iastcn
ed on the lower end Of the staff. Will
thcse rude mills they ground corn an6
buckwheat, and even wheat was ground
It was hard and slow work, but wasalmos
an indispensable institution with the Pi
oneers.
A rather good story is told by Mr.
Palmerton respecting one of the mills
Many years ago Mr.. p, a resident of Ma
rion county, visited this vicinity to see q
piece Of land that he had purchased HG
inquired for a Yankee with whom h,
could spend the night and was directed tc
the house of P. II. Phillips, who lived il
| the woods thrce-fourths Of a mile from hi
nearest neighbor. Mr.. p. arranged to fnd
the place and met with a welcome onl,
shown by backwoodsman. He says h 4,
when he had been there some time ani
night had come, the lady of the house saic
to her husband, ave are out Of meal
The man then took mp a sack of corn, prob
ably peck, and then went out. won
dered il he was going to mill at this lat
hour. Pretty soon heard ono of tn,
"thmdssnest" noises that ever heard ant
on gosng into the nearest room found tn
man grinding corn on hand-mill.
The first mill that was run by waite
power was large hand-mill that Mr.. r
Whitacre, A. Stackhouse and 7, II. Phil
lips rugged up in a saw mill belonging t
J. Yeaman. The first grist mill erected i
this vicinity was built by Joshua Yeama
and was for time propelled by water pow
er. Some years ago Mr., Yeaman put i
steam and the mill is now one OF the bep
for good work in the county,
ApoLPHCs,
JERRY Cry, May %, 1875.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04
UNSAID.

For days and weeks upon the lip has hung
precious sam thing tor an absent ear
Some ten Ter cmh lence but lately sprung, =,
Some dear cunfessiOn that but one IN US
hear.
The heart repeats il over day by day,
AMI tancieS how aid when the words will
full
What answering smile upon the face vii play
What tender right will linger over all.
But eager eyes that watch for ono alone
May grow reluctant; for the open gate
Lets IN. with him, perchance gueat unknown.
On whom slow words of courtesy must wait
Or Wien tbs presence waited Cor his come,
1t may b. dull nr cud, too sad 0r light;
look that shows the heart away from hoIEe,
Ctn often put the dearest words to fight.
Perhaps the time of meeting, or the form.
May chill or wither what we've lonEed t
say;
What fits the sunshine vii not it the storm
Wnht b'enls with twilight jars with noon
Of day.
Again, when all things seem our wish 10 serve
Full opportunity may strike us dumb
Nav sink our precious thoughts in deep reserve
And To the surface bid the lightest come.
And often ere our friend is out Of sight,
We start the thing can scarce be credited -
We have bern silent, or our wards been trite
Aud here's the deares: thing Of all uRsdia
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04
weeping over tho Tomb Of Clay.

When Alf. Burnett was in the bright
Lexington OF Kentucky the other day in
passing on the back streets he observed q
white-haired old man standing with head
uncovered on pair OF hay scales. All.
was curious TO know what allied the old
man. So he said, whats the matter, un-
cle?n
"Hush," said the old man, with an ad-
monitory wave Of the hand, "trcad lily
This ia er grave Of er greatest man in eI
lhic1 whole worldl"
"I took il TO be hay-scaIes," said AIT
Bnt whose grave is it2"
"I's the grave OF old [hicl IIen'y Clay
Alnsl he's gone, gomez
All. left him leaning across the wooder
box that contains the weighing apparatus
weeping bitterly, as he supposed, over the
tomb OF Clay.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04

When discoverer OF any seien ii fic subject
asks tbs cooperation of the learned in science
81 test the me- il an truth Of his Il Scovery by
severe tests and practical results aud then 10
endorse and recommend 1t, it is ir- tn presume
il is valuable f,r the PURPOSE int "A 4 ed. Such
has been the course pursued bv Messrs Ha II
4 ca proprittnrs Of Halls Vegrt = BILE Sicilinn
Hair Renewer. And all ihose who have tested
it tsmong whom we NAV menlinn DR.. "A. A.
Hayes and = Dana Hayes, Chemists and
Sta'e Assayers oi MhssachuSetts Walter
Burnhan. n. D.. Prf If Surgery in Penn
University. Philattlphia Geo Gray D.,
Prof. nf Anatnmv and Phvsiongv.l nsserl It :
tho best preparation IN nsd Inr cnts" s""ons dis
eases Of the scalp. Restores gray hair 10 it:
"ri Rinnl culor prevents the hair rrsm falling
out aud crsates new grnv'h. IL is errla inl
wnrthv of aIri4l.- N,'ObmypO,t kEeraidof Cos
pei Liberty.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04

The ClrqzOOlOdOn -.SPRINGERs 9 Circus
Museum and Menagerie filled the engage
ment "a advertised for this place yesterday
and last night The selection and variety
Of animals we're good, as was also the cir
Gus performance, but the minstrel show
the peanut, book, lemonade and cigar ven
ders, and the pick-pockets, three-csrd
monte men, &C., &C., were generally re-
gnrded as an imposition upon the public
and calculated to cast an odium upon the
management.
The whole business was we'll patronized
here, Notwithstanding the precaution wns
telegrsphed here In advance of the show
to "look out for pick-pockets." During
the afternoon Mrs. Henry SEABERT
locked up her house and went across the
road to visit neighbor for few minutes
During her short absence the house was
broken open and a gold watch and gold
bracelet belonging to Mr.. q Mrs. PERRY
PENNYwELL were stolen.
The three-card monte man piled his lit.
tie game with Aattering success, as follows;
Young Gent from Country ... ...........$35 90
Conrad Selling.... ........" 70 90
j. u. hoffman.......... 90
WIN. budd .........'..... .s.....".,... 90
y. N. Underhlll...... ......... ............ OO
This is the list of victims up to the lat
eat advices.
During the evening performance the
widow KNAP who resides ont the pike had
her pocket relieved Of S25 and her two
little sons had some loose scrip extracted
from their pockets. Mrs MCKINLEY also
had her pocket picked, which luckily con-
tanned but pocket book and a small
amount Of change.
A warrant WIS issued during the after.
noon and Constable HANDLEY arrested the
one that was pointed out as the dealer in
three-card monte, but as he was not ecog-
nized as the man by one of the victims he
was released.
The managers of the show should free
themselves Of the pick pockets and abandon
or improve their minstel performance il
they wish to escape the odium which will
follow and perhaps get ahead of them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04

SupervlsOrs.-A law passed last winter
provides "that each supervisor shall re-
ceive for hia services pay at the rate not
exceeding two dollars per day for the time
he is actually employed on the roads, pro
vided that no supervisor shall be allowed
in any one year sum exceeding sixteen
dollars in addition to the Communication for
his two days labor on the roads"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04
IS YOUR LIFE WORTH 10 CTS 2

Sickness prevails everywhere, aud every body
complains of some disease during their Ii fe
When sick, the object is to get well now ws
say plainly that M person in this world that il
Suffering with Dyspepsia, Liver CampIan
and its effects. such as Indigestion, Costiveness
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart Burn
Palpitatiun of the Heart, Depressed Spirits
Diliousness, &C., can take GKBEN's AUoUs7
FLOWER with ,ut getting relief and cure. /
you dnubt this, go to your druggist, A. r
CuAMPNNY. aud get Sample Bult!e for lei
cents aud try it. Regular size rs cents. Tw,
doses will relieve ynu.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04

Wood County 3. =. Institute.-The
Wood County Sabbath School Institute
will hold its next annual session at Tontog-
any, on the 22d and 23d of June. The
first session will commence at 10 A. NJ, the
first half hour tc be devoted to prayer and
praise, followed by II short address.
Ministers and Supcrintendents will please
call the attention of their congregations
and schools to this notice and extend cor
dial invitation to all.
SARAH CLARK Sec'y
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04

Arrested.-We are informed by a pri-
vate party that three arrests were made in
Bairdstown this week and the parties taken
to Bowling Green for trial. The complaint
was made by Mr.. Hardesty, who is getting
up the new Atlas of Wood county. The
parties we're canvassing for him and were
to receive per centage on each subscriber
for the Atlas. Our informant says they
had taken names promiscuouSly without
soliciting and had drawn their per centagc
before the fraud was discovered. .--Fostorio q
Rer:ew.
The arrest was made under the charge oi
forgery and the parties were discha, ged
Their case comes under the head Of OBJ
tanning money under false pretcnccs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04

Concert and Bxhilation.--The Sun
day School Of tie NJ. f. Church, in South
Toledo, will gi We Concert and Exhibition
at Union Hall, on Friday evening OF ne xt
week (June ny, consisting Of music, tab
leaux, dialogues, &c. Children under ID
years Of age, 10 cents; all others, 25 cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04

Lost.-on the river road between PREN
T1cE's Nursery and East Toledo, two men,
orandum books, marked on the covers
"James H. Crane" The finder Of the same
will be suitably rewarded by leaving them
with him, or II. L. CRANE, of Perrysburg
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04
Addltlonol Trnln-About The mi

Additional Train About the middle
OF next month (June) new train will be
put OIL the Baltimore & Ohio Road, run.
ming from Chicago Junction TO Garrett
City. The train will pass Defiance going
east about nine o'clock A. NJ. and west
about Eve o'clock T. N. This will be a
great accommodation to people along thin
diyision.-Defdnce Democrat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04
New Edition Of Swans Treatise,

New EdItI0h OF SWhhs TFehtlse.--
RoBTRr CLARKE & Co., Publishers, Cincin-
natl, will publish, in July, an entirely new
edition OF the above work. 1t is an indis-
pcnsable companion for Justices, Mayors,
Constubles and business men; containing
all necessary practical forms Of business
and legal papers. Another invaluable
work from the press of the same publishers
is Peck's Township Officers Guide" which
they propose to send to anyone by mail
prepaid, ON receipt Of the priee-$2.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04

Is OH the warpath. Listen to her plaintive
story;
May the 18th, 1875,
forbid Eny one Marrying
Henry Smith
for I Was Engaged to him March IL, 1875.
for II he g'ts married he viii hafto Suffer
the Penalty Of the law.
remain US ever his intended wife.
Sophia Baker.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04
STEAMER RUBY
Change of SalA Time.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the New
IN Steamer Ruby will make trips between
PsrryAburR and T0led" IN and after Monday,
May I0lh, 1873. regulated by the following
time:
Leave PsrrysburR, 1870 An.
Leave Toledo. 10 80. A ".
Leave Psrrysburg, l:o0P.M.
Leave T"lsGs. $500 I'm.
Regular trips on Suntsy when the boat Is
nat chartered for excursions.
A. MEACWAM, Master.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04

NOtIce.-The Stock holders Of the Per
rysburg Savings and Loan Association are
requested to lie present at the next monthly
meeting, Saturday evening, June 5, 1875
uS business of importance to them will
come before the meeting.
6b S. D. WEsTCorr. Sec'Y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS

SCHOOL ExAMINERSsNUT
~ 7 Ire meeting II lhe Boa I'd of School EK
aminets for Wood County, Ohio, WILDE
ollOws
RULKs.
The following rules W III be strictly enforceds
Allexam;ualiuus wilt commence promptly az
0 o'clnck A. NJ. i, and close at3 Pm.
Applicants must furnish themselves WITH pens
and ponclls, paper only bsing furnished BY the
Board.
In No case will more than two six months Ger.
ufcates be granted to the same applicant.
Applicants willbe required 10 furnish eer
tifcates of'good mora character.
There will be no examination OF applieanta
exec FIAT regular meetings Of the BoSrd.
M certificate will hereafter be antsdatsd "
cover time taughtpreviougto 70 exRusinstIOB.
Bv order of the Board.
RoBERT DrSN, Clerk.
Bowling Green, January Ia, 1870.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04
SITEnIFF's SALE.-
Luce. Chap'n Blass, stal ! In Wood eouniy o..
va Cnnrt t0f

Lnee, chap,n a Blass, 81 al In Wood county o..
va Court rt0f
Ann 3. Frederick. ct al Common Pleas.
BY yirtueof an alias order Of sale, issued in
the above entitled cause hy tle ClrTk Of the
Court Of Cosnnan Pleas, Of Wnnd eonntv. Ohin,
aud to me directed aud delivered, | will oti,l
for sale NJ public Vendue, al the front door ol
the Oourt-house, in B,wling Green, on
Tussd0y, june sth, 1878,
Between II and 70 ncloek A, NJ, of said day.
the follawing described real estate, io-wil;
The undivided nnc third (H) pArt Of thr
norherly % feet of In-lot No. $50 and th'
northery 22 fretand the westerly rs iesi Of the
southerlv IA3 Eset Of ln.lnt M. $50 in The viii
lage Of Perry shutg Wood county, oho.
Terms of sale, cash. Appraised AZ sl,5I5
&C. BAIRD, sheriff,
HAYES & Price, Plt0s Au'ys.
M9y 9, itis. Sef' 80
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04

Social StatistIcs.--Yn the following ta-
bic will be found tile number of births
and deaths in Wood county, by townships,
for the year ending March 3lM, 1875, IA
reported by the township Assessors to the
Probate judge:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04

For Rent.-Dwelling house, pleasantly
situated, near railroad depot aud school
house, 8 or 9 rooms, new and in good con
dition. Can give possession Immediately
Inquire Of GILBERT BEACH.
PERRYsBURo, April Is, 1875. 81
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04
PERRYSBURG MARKETS.

e1aReoreD waRKLT nv 0iLpERT ssAou AND
gAN4e AvERiLL.
PRaRYsBuHa. June Z 1878.
wheat. 81 1901 1jlFlnnr %arbl$6 1907 no
Cora v 100 n, IS 9g0 Oats 80. .''... 5o6p5S
da shsiisd ...ot 1s5l Rye.... go .SS
Dressed Beef. 5 O. iInver seed " hu. 90
Pork v Dbl -. - 90 Chickens " 70 e. 800
Hoss.... u 509t 90 rurkeysw d.. 10
Potatoes 81 20 Beans, Navy ISL 80
Dried sppirs ...... 10 lirans, Common 81 90
Dutter r......." 1890 Lard .... ''.' l0glJ
BERs.... ."..l99l2 Feathers '''''''I3goo
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04

Quarterly Meeting. - The fourth
quarterly meeting Of this Conference wear
win he held at the NJ. r. Church on SNtur-
day and Sunday. Rev. l.. a. BELT will
preach on Saturday evening AT 8 o'clock,
and at the usual hours on Sabbath morn
ing and evening. LovefeAst at 8 o'clock
Sabbath afternoon. The public arc In
vitcd.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04
LEGAL AOvERrIs'MTs,
VIxEOUTOM's NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly RPplined and qualified aS Ex-
ecutor af the LSst win and Testament of Bal.
sorA BI Adford, late OF Wood comfy. Ohio, de-
ceased.
DIX HoLLFNsEeH, Exeeutor.
PsrrysburR, May %, 1875, 6cS3