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Box 1873, New Yezfs
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llrtn ab.
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8abespulpers lit ~, Der bcs Ginnebme : BUFFERS
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Hem 9orE
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Gggpten.

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
IMPORTING VOTERS !

DOwlIng Green Sending 10 Wayne Co,
Ohio. for VOtesi-Dunbar rs q Let
ter Writer.
On Wednesday Of the present week
two men stopped at the Exchange Hotel
in this place and asked the land
lord what the chances we're for work
about here. lie told them il was difficult
to get employment at this time. In fur
ther conversation, they stOted that they
were from Wayne county, this State--that
they we're induced to come by letter
written to them by Mr.. DUNBAR, of Bow
ling Green, who told them that they could
get good wages, by going to that village,
until after election-that they we're on the
road to Bowling Green and just thought
they would inquire here. They also stated
that they came on to examine the situation
and report. II favorable, ten or dozen
more would follow them. With these facts
before the voters of the county, will they
encourage fraudulent voting by co-opera-
tion with those who are engaged in this
bold-aad systematic attempt to corrupt the
ballot-box and defeat the honest expression
Of the voters of the county7
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
THE OUTLOOK.

A gentleman who has spent much time
in several townships of the county, max
ing careful estimates Of the vote on the
county scat question in each township,
assisted in his calculations by we'll in
formed persons, makes a statement Of the
probable vote in each township, which
foots up a handsome majority in favor of
removal. His figures are certainly liberal
for Bowling Green, so far as we can judge
and giving Perrysburg about five hundred
majority. The changes are all in our tavo or
and it is reasonable to suppose, from pres
ent indications, that at least two hundred
and fifty persons in the county who arc
now against us will be for us before cleo
ton. This will equal five hundred more,
which will make our majority one thous-
and. This calculation is based upon the
actual voters OF the county. How many
voters Bowling Green may succeed in i'm
porting, we cannot say; but certainly not
enough to wipe out the one thousand ma
iority for Pcrrysburg. Nevertheless, Per-
ryshurg's friends must be vigilant and dis
scminatc all possible information among
the voters, that every one may vote intel
ligontly. The majority should be suffi-
cientIy large to make the result Enal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
$12,O87 rs;
A. ORDwAY
$2,172 AZ,

and others less amounts. The
people Of Bowling Green, there
fore, instead Of furnishing the
county with public buildings
free from expense, have drawn
from the county Treasury more
than the Court House and Jail
are worth. These are facts
which are shown by the records
Of the county and may be seen
by every citizen who will take
the trouble to investigate the
subject. Those same citizens OF
Bowling Green now have the un-
blushing impudence to ask the
people whom they have defraud-
ed, to sacrifice private and pub
lie interests for the solo benefit
Of that village. That is adding
insult to injury. and the people,
on the second Tuesday of 0cto-
Der next, will place the seal of
condemnation upon those who
have obtained votes and money
under false pretences.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
nea, and sickue.s.- Daring til. ho

Heat and Sickness During the hot
and sultry weather an unusual amount of
sickness prevails in every community, esperi.
all Y amnng children. causrd by the fermenting
miasma gas or nilrnRenous matter floating in
the air, arising from dscAying vegetation.
This bad air Affects everything we eat, and en-.
geuders in il a semi i-fer mentatiOn which when
taken in the system is like leaTen, and opcr-
a;ss on the whole; starting in the bowels and
soon producing violent fermentation. causing
diArrhea aud dissenterT. Il has been found
that tho use Of Speer's old Port Wine Jf New
Jersey basan extraordiuary effect in checking
this fermentation and restoring the system to
its original strength and Vigor, and when used
in time 1t prevents these complaints altnR ether.
Invalids and drbiliIaied persons have fsmnd it
the mast nntricinnA ami streng theninG tonic in
the market, and the greatest help in resisting x
the poisonous efieetsnf the vhiated atnos phere
This wine =" long established has become the
stani lard wine upon which physicians rely as
the richest in b'dy anil genuine in character
containing the greatest amount Of medicinal
properties with the least intoxicating qualities.
SpseT's vineyards promise larger yield this
year than usual. and he has reduced the price
Of his wine that any one can now purchase IL
Of druggists fur 81 per bottle. None Of this
wine il bottled until il is four years DID, Ga
Ete.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
The norllnr Green RnIIroad.

We would not speak disparagingIy Of
any legitimate enterprise designed TO de-
velop the resources Of our county or pro.
mote the interests and convenience Of its
citizens. Neither would we feel disposed
to make an exposure Of any scheme havs
ing claim to be an improvement, al.
though we might know Il 10 be the reverse
except where such claim was designed 10
deceive and impose upon credulons pes
pie. While we have been cognizant Of The
fact that the so called Bowling Green Rail-.
road was the merest sham, designed to fde
ceive and impose upon the people, we huve
refrnined from saying 70, for the reason
that many persons were disposed to think
otherwise and await the results TO verify
their opinions. h.4 .Hf
The truth is, that project was originated
and entered upon solely for the purpose Of
deceiving and influencing tho Legislature
10 deprive the people Of the county of the
privilege Of saying where they would pre-
fer to have their county seat The work
was commenced and pushed just far enough
to produce its effect upon the Legislature
with the least possible expense to Bowling
Green. Meetings we're held at Tontogany
and probably most of the money required
for the work was raised Ia that village and
of other parties who would be damaged
rather than benefited by a road from that
place to Bowling Green.
The project failed to deceive the Lcgis-
lature. The enabling act was passed, and
in view Of the effect of the abandonment
Of this sham affair upon the election, il
wns deemel necessary to keep Up the ap.
penrance Of sincerity until after uH3thtr
election. An engine used instead Of mules
for hauling Goals out of mine which lrad
been abandoned and fiat bars OF iron which
had been used for tramway or something
of the kind, were purchased, hired, or bor-
rowed, and the citizens of Bowling Green
boasted railroadl And such road II
is absolutely burlcsquc on railroads and
disgrace to our county. Already tho
people begin to understand the whole
scheme. The engine is good for nothing, the
track is COOL for nothing, and the mana
RS of it know no more about railroad busi-
ness than they know about the mountains
OF the moon. 1t was never intended TO be
= railroad. 1t is not a railroad. The engine
is broken down and has not made a trip
for several days. II can't haul anything
when it Ioes run, and the track would not
stand loaded car. 1t is now advertised
that n contract has been made for a new
engine, to be ready for use by the first OF
November. Will. that deceive any ono
Is there voter in the county Who ddes
not understand that this is an attempt to
deceive him and obtain his vote againat re-
movul under false pretenses? Is there q
man in the county so ignorant of the ex.
pcnse attending the running of railroads
and the business requisite to keep them ur
as not to know thGt this whole scheme i,
solely designed to affect the coming elcc.
tion-to deceive and defraud the voters ot
the county? Seemingly, it is too trans
parent to deceive anybody, but that none
may be deceived, we have made this expos
ure of the attempt to obtain votes dishon
| estly,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
MARK THE SCOUNDREIs.

A prominent citizen of Lake township
informs us that RoD. LEASE, of Bowling
Green, visited said township, few days
since, and sought to induce some OF its cit
liens to vote against the renewal OF the
county seat, on the promise. that The friends
of Bowling Green in the GENITAL and south
ern portions of the county will, should the
county seat not be removed, vote TO set off
Lake and Ross townships TO Lucas county.
Mr.. LEASE must have very exalted opin-
ion Of the people of those townships to sup
pose they can he caught with that kind off
chatf. His conduct serves to show, how
ever, the desperation of the Bowling Green
managers. Not content with bribing vot-
ers, importing illegal votes, and Geceiving
the people with sham railroad, they now
offer to Use their influence TO dismember
the county for the purpose OF keeping the
county seat! They know very we'll that
the people Of the county will not consent
il the county is to be reduced in size it
would be more desirable to favor the cree
tion of new county with Fostoris for lis
capital, or still another new cgdnty with
Deshler for its capital. This portion of
Wood county ia 40 thoroughly iFsFeysed by
railroads that it must speedily be CRIT up
into small tracts for gardening purposes,
when Lake, Ross and Perrysburg townsh,ps
will contain large per cent. Of the popus
lation and wealth of the county. With
the county seat at Perrysburg, the conve-
nience of these townships would be pro-
NOTED, and they would not ask TO be at-
tached to Lucas county. Look at the taxes
paid by the railroads now running through
the townships named. Consider what these
taxes will be on the completion of The pre-
jected railroads, and what the entire taxes
must be ten years hence, with the three
townships converted into gardens and elc-
CANT homes for retired Toledo business
men. Will the balance Of the county con-
sent to give up this most wealthy por-
tion merely TO crafty the unserupulous
m magers of Bowling Green's interest?
Certainly no citizen Of Lake or Ross town
ship can be made to believe such an absurd
thing, and with the county seat al Perrys.
burg these townships will be bestsr of In
Wood county than in Lucas. ri
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
Mnrn SInhlInp.

Our Bewling Green corresp ondent, who
has 'evidenGH not taken pnny premiums
at spelling matches, reveals another scheme
on the part rt the citizens Of Powling
Green for piuadering the taxpayers o. the
county, and he kGowd whereof he affirm.
lie reveals the TACT that the men who pro
fess to have contributed something towards
the erection of these sham buildings at
Bowling Green, design DO secure the elec.
ton q such, County Cornnzirsiopers as may
be used by them in getting from the county
treasury the. full amount of their paper
subscgiPthsns with interest! That is a
schssae perfectly IN hsrosony with the
grs&oing selhshness Which has character
i-era .,re euo,auct OF me Propio Of that viii
aage in all.their actions in connection with
the county scat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03

slippery ChArl'y.o or Scme one Of the seven.
~ Mise men (Sau hedrim), who run the Mere,
made big blusier last week on the fraud and
bribery question, talks largely about Perrys-
burg buying mp men and voters, but never SAYS
a word about that night when "Cbawl." and
Frank Beverstock stopped at Haskim from th.
late night train, and woke upa prominent citi-
zen Of that place, and afier stating that " II is
a pleasant evening" and at lacks sone like
rain" they proceeded to lay down 5000 in from
Of the gentleman, saying; 1--WE don't wish
to buy you, hut take this donation and use It
for Bowling Grecn." whsrcpprn the gent Grad.
icatsd $500 dollars frnm some hole 10 his
clothes, and informed chAwiss that he was 10
M particular need Of seads Al preFent; in.
forming them al The s,ms tias Tint their
coon Sssnt up the tree they we're barking al
nAll.
"ThiS world Ia world ~ delus,on,
= This world 10 IN outside show,
This world il 4 world Of corruption,
ChaWl4 tried il. and h, ,knows,
ic .Jfj,t = Wssioa AvalaneAs,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
The Two Charlers-The Dlfrnrenoe.

The New Baltimore Enterprise publishes
a statement to the effect that the grand and
petit jurors in January, 1870, when the
county seat was at Perrysburg, charged
more mileage than the jurors charged at
the last term of Court, with the county
seat at Bowling Green. The reason is OBJ
vious. In January, 1870, CHARLEY EvERs
Was "running things" and in January,
1875, CHARLEY BAIRD was sheriff. By OBJ
serving the list Of jurors, it will be seen
that in the former case, when CHARLEY
EvERs was managing the thing" the iu-
rors were selected from the farthest point
possible in the county, while in the latter
case, Sheriff BAIRD selected them, as far as
possible, from Bowling Green and its i'm
mediate vicinity. 1t is we'll known that
generally quite number of those who are
summoned to act ms jurors fail to put in an
appearance, when the Sheriff fills up the
panel from persons in attendance upon
court or from the village. CHARLEY Ev-
ERs was just smart enough to fill up the
juries with men from the most remote cor
ncrs of the county, since by doing so the
sheriff would get mileage the same as
though he had travelled to that mans
house and back again. Sheriff BAIRD, on
the contrary, having some regard for the
interests OF the county, fills up the panel
with persons living near the Court House,
thereby saving something to the county.
CHARLEY EvERs is Bowling Green man.
CHARLEY BAIRD is Perrysburg man.
The formers acts correspond with the
grasping popularity which pervades every
act Of the citizens of Bowling Green, while
CHARLEY BAIRp's conduct is in perfect
accord with the liberal and honorable poll
icy which has characterized the conduct of
the citizens of Pcrrysburg in this county
seat contest We thank the Bowling Green
editor of the Enterprise for his suggestion.
II is right 10 the point.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03

~ Mynheer Paul Dietrich, OF Milwaukee,
feeling his earthly tabernacle stored with
troubles to be expelled, decided. after full en-
qnirJ and investigation. to employ ysr's Pills.
In his haste to purify his Dutch stomach. he
mistnok the directions. q 10 u and swAilowed
q for a dose. This created, of course. an APP
paui-ing internal rebellion. But Paul went
through il like u hero. and came off victor at
lat with renovated system which he proud
ly exhibits as prnnf OF the wisdem 0f his choice.
lie advises every body to take Dnct. Ayers
Pills. but kindly advises his friends who are
ambitious of following his example, to "ps
sure aud taksder right b1tiou. - AiHnSsOta TEL
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