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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20
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GEORGE KIRK,
Land Surveyor & Civil Engineer

s3g- Office Rooms over RaAb's Store, corner
Louisiana and Indiana Avenues, PerrysbuTg,
Ohio. Orders for surveying received by mail
will be promptly attended 10, aud moderate
charges made for all work performed. SSx
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TOLEDO 4 NAuMEE MARROW GAUGE
RAILROAD,

soa.h isVsi roIsGa % An. Toledo June'os. 20 N.
d. d. IS do do do Q 90 do
d. do 10 90 do do do 1910 do
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dn do 400 ia do do 800 do
d. do 5Sl do do do 6 80 do
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DEPART. DEPART.
do do I.3g Pm. do do 2 30 r N.
do do } 10 do do do 90 do
d. do 5 50 do do d. $40 do
A special car is run on the SummitSt u. r.,
passing swan Greek Bridge atabout $40 A. NJ,
which connects with the $40 train on the Mar
row Gauge. Street cars will run 10 connection
with all trains arriving and departing frnm To
Iedo, both Sabbath and week days, promptly.
ET will stop, IL signal Is given at waba sh
Crossing. Park Avenue. ASYLUM Station, In
du,trIai School. WrightAvenue, Glendale, Power
Hal, Central Grove, Mariugp. Toledo Heights,
Sylvan Park. Detroit Avenue, Miami and Evans
ton. -A1
EXCURSIONS.
Tickets will be furnished To all Pic MICS and
Pleasure Parties wishing 20 go TO Centra
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the Beautiful Grpves on the line Of our Road.
CAN at the office ~ the President, 235 Summit
Street, corner Of 0ak.
W. J. WELLS, Pres't.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20

control them. ThO testimony Of our best eIti.
zcns, Of eli classes, establishes the fact. that
CuEnRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
euro the a1lietinR disorders Of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any othsT modiefDe. Jho rcst
dangerous affections 81 the Pulmonary Organs
yield to lie power; and cases oi Conaunp-
fion, surod By this prepsFstioB, aEe Ruhlie-
~ known, 20 remarkable - hardly 10 Be BE-
lieyed, were they not proven beyond dispute
As u remedy 10 Is adequate. on which the public
may rely for full protection. by curing Coughs.
the forerunners Of moro serious disease, u sales
anuuInbered lives. and an amount OF sunerinG
not to be computed II challenges trial. and con
yinocs tho most seeptieal. Every ihmily should
keep n ON hand as protection against tho early
and unpereeived attack Of Pulmonary Affections,
which are easily met At frst, but which become
incuTabc, aud toe often fatal, II neglected. Ten
der lungs need this defence; and II IS unwise 20
be without II. AS a safeguard to children. amid
tho Distressing diseases which beset the Throat
and Chest OF Childhood. CHERRY PEcronAT.
IS Invaluable; for. by Its, timely usc. multi
tltudcs arc rescued from premature graves. and
saved TO tho love and anectlon centred on thea.
II acts speedily and surely against ordinary coids
securing sound and health-resfOrlng sleep. No
ono will sufI6r troublesome InnuenEa and palm
fal bronchitis. when they know how easily
they can be cured.
Originally the product OF long. IsboFiouN and
sccessful chemical Investigation. cot % toll
is sparcd in making cyory bottle IN the utmost
possible perfection. II may Be oonadoAtly no
lied upon as possessing all the NlElnes Il has ever
memorable rs tho greatest Il has ever enected,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20
Ayers
Cherry PectOral,
For Diseases Of ths Throat and Lungs.
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooptng
Cough. Bfoncbtt4a. Asthma
and Consumption.

Among no escss
discoveries q modssR
seienea. fsW are OF
moro real Nailpa 10
mankind than this ef-
feotual remedy for ell
diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs. "A vast
tfiAl of its V5rtuee ,
throughout fhis and
other countries, has
SHOWN that Il dosS
surely and e1eetually
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08

Mas. SARAH E. HENsHAw has an In
teresting article on california House
keepers and Chinese Servants"in the cur
rent number Of Seritne's Aioathiy. The
experience Of most persons who have
had to deal with Chinese servants seems
to be that they are much quicker to learn
than Irish girls, and also much slower to
unlearn. This latter, quality, which
might be considered on first thought a
virtue, Ia not so in fact; for a servant bad
" taught is worse than one untaught.
The Chinese servants have inconyenient
moral standards, their principles not re.
cognizing lying and stealing as vices. They
are destitute Of ordinary feelings OF graft.
tude, and view their relations to their
employers Us matters Of buRiness which
are not to be affected by personal consid-
erations. Twenty-Five cents Is sufficient
inducement for going or staying any
where. Chamber work they cannot do. Mrs
Henshaw remarks that ladies never leave
their children, especially little girls, with
Cinnamon, not because there has been any
generally unfayorable experience in this
connection, but for the reason that the
daplicity Of the Chinese character In.
spires vague dread Gifts possible mani
testation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08

Elegant Buildings. Eight departments. Twenty,
SIX Teachers. Superior advantages In Music In the
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC connected with the
and Painting, Ncedie-work, Wax-work, etc. The
College owns "the largest and best Grand Organ for
educational purposes In America" Charges ktS
ihdn any school ar1rdfH1 equal adpaaidocI and ne-
eommSdatioGI. Send 70 tbs President, Rey. !. q,
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Ideny 10 such wretches even the priyi-
lese Of voice in any Of the present
affairs Of the South, and when they un.
dertake to wag their yenomous tongues
against any brave Southern soldier who
ventured his life In the war for the sake
Of the Coniederacy, on account Of any
political attitude he may now think
proper to assume as best for those tor
whom he gave his all and imperiled his
life, they simply play an impertinent
part, only worthy Of contempt. All
principle, all fidelity, all honor and all
patriotism with them was and is shut in
and circumscribed by some disremtable
game, with an office in view to them.
selves personally.
In regard to the monetary stagnation
and consequent business depression exist
ing in the country, II will make little
difference whether Mr.. Tilden or Mr..
Hayes Is elected. The immense paper 10.
sues in support Of the war, together with
the vast contracts for army supplies, com.
bined with the general mental excite.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08

MIND READING, PsYcHoMANcY, FASCINATION
W, soul Charming, Mesmehsm, and Marriage
Guide, showing how either sex may fascinate and
gain the love and any person they choose
400 pages. By mall 90 cts. Hunt 4
Co, I39 q 7th 81, PhIla,
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TRANSPORTATION.
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day; Nos and IS daily except Sunday: No. %
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CnmbeIlRnd. ~ I H. 4 81 ~ d L
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LANDS
HoMEsTEAps.

II you want reliable information, where aud how
TO get cheap TARM, or government Homestead,
(ree, send your address 10 s. J. GILMORE, Land
Commissioner, LAWRENCE Kansas, and receive graiti
4 copy Of The Kansas Pacific Homestead
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-25
Why Persecnte Kubenstcins

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: |
must object to the manner in which Pesach N,
Rueens.en has been treated since his conyic-
ton. successful prosecution should not cul.
inmate In the persecution of its victim. Ruben
stein may or may not be guilty; that question
now rests between him and his God and yet It
appears they will not give him a Bible for fe ar
the leaves may boar poison; nor will they even
allow money to be sent to him, but change II
before they deliver the sum. This shows re-
hnementof cruelty, and so does tho admnistra-
non ~ vne uata, as II has been described, which
may or may not have been punishment infiict-
ed by his Keepers.
! object also to the peculiar manner in which
his devotions have been described. A a He
brew OF the orthodox faith, he wears during his
PRAYERS the phylacteries, or zophla, and alsolthe
tals. This last however 1t does not appear h
has yet worn, but probably he will be buried in
IL, Now, why not leave this unfortunate man TO
mediate and pray after the manner Of his faith e?
ne mas no ono now TO intercede for him, and no
obstacle ought TO be imposed against his taking
the last possible appeal-the appeal TO IIoaven
Yours truly, 3. N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-25
THE DISTRICT THIEyES.
Fweivs Thousand Dollars stolen TO Pay Boss
shepherds Counsel.

WAsHISGToN, Feb. 23.-The scene in the
benate today following the speech Of Senator
WadlCigh on the report of the Conference Com
mittce on tho 3.d5 bonds was extraordinary for
That sedAte and venerable body He said that
The Eonrd OF Audit has actually paid $1,000 TO
the lawyers employed by the Board OF Public
Works-yz.; To Maltingly, 5000 to stanton
$4,000 and to the notorious Harrington,
S3,C0)-dud he knew that his statement
was true. Every effort was made to divert the
attention of the Senate from the subject, but
the sturdy opponents Of the Ring refused to al
dow anything to he done but 70 ad jOuTn, that
the Senators might ascertain for themselYu s the
facts. The transaction was denounced as an
unparalleled infamy, and the Senator said that
che bonds Issued In payment, II their numbers
could be uscertalneu, should uc rspudiated as
part OF The debt Of the District. What the Senate
VIII do tomorrow, when IL is IN possession OF
The evidence taken before the House District of
Columbia Committee to-day on this subject, can
ment OF the counsel stenographor employed
by BOSS Shcp herd was paid s7,5OOifOr reporting
the proceedings, and the National Republican
was pald large amount for publishing the tes-
tlmony IN full. In word, for this service
between s2j,OO0 and $4,000 OF the peoples
from Tie District, and that service had Tor ia
Dhiy OBJECT the creation 81 sentiment pnfavor-
nble TO the Congressional Investigating Commit
soe ~ must he remembered that the commit
80 ~ "isw nau corps OF stenOgraphers making
nHp oinolhl report. The employment OF the
NJ H. slSShoRfaphers II was said the time. was
~ noss onophcrd,s own expense. The evidence
RlVen to-day by DR.. Blake, one OF tho Bolrd's
CohiIeler, ana IT, w. Taylor Of Tho Bpnrd OF
%Aou''' te''s the startling story above given.
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fORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
"a NEW SCHEME ron A SOUTHERN
P1CTFIC R4ILROdD.

Senator WINDOWS Proposal to Open the Black
mis- Neglected The ola Policy of Extrav-
:, uaancc in Public Buildings Carried Out.
! WAsBINGToN Feb. A.-In the Senate to-
DAY Mr.. Hamilton 1tep., Tex) introduced bill
no grant certain rights to tho Central Texas and
El Paso Railroad Company, aud to provide for a
continuous through line Of railroad between
the cities OF the lower Mississippi river and the
Gulf Of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean.
The motion Of Mr.. morrill, (Rep., Me- to table
The molten Of Mr.. wadleigb to reconsider tho
vote by which the report OF the Committee OF
Conference on the Joint resolution to nay the
fnterest ON the 365 District Of Columbia bonds
was passed, was agreed to-yod', %; NAYS so
z The Senate then resumed the consideration OF
The bill comforting exclusive juriidiction over
Indian reservations upon the United states
Courts, and Tor the punishment OF crimes com
united by and against Indians. The pending
question was on tho amendment OF Nr. window
(Rep., MinuD that tho provisions Of this act shall
not apply 20 that part o. tho sioux reservation
known ~ the Black HIS.
Mr.. Herman Dem, N. " said a. far rs this
who unlaw fully entered Indian Territory he
hoped II would DO adopted. lle heard 1t argued
yesterday that the Indians violated some treaty,
md therefore the people of tho country should
DO all owed to 20 upon their reservation che
do inj Justice to the Indians ana Injustice to the
people Of this country should Congress allow
such thing.
Mr.. Mort Qlep., Ind.) said the oflo,t OF tho
amendment would he to extend an invitation to
The whole country to 20 to the Black Hills. II
you'd be declaring that that which was Illegal
had become legal.
Mr. Allison uiep., Iowa. favored tho amonu-
gent OF Mr.. WINDOW, aud SAID some act should
be passed In regard to the Black HIS roserva-
lion.
After further discussion Mr.. Windows amend
ment MAS rejected.
MIR. window thcn moved that tina bill be ro-
tefred to the Committee on Indian Affairs.
After long discussion the motion was agreed
to-ycas. 81 nays, 10.
A messaee was received from the House an
nouncing the action of that body IN respect to
The memory Of the late H. H. Starkweather Of
md character Of the deceased member were
made hr Mc,sls. English und Eaton # Connccti-
nut, Dawes OF Massachusetts, anu Sargent OF
California, and as a further mark Of respect to
bis memury, the Senate adlOurned.
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N'om lie Sp,mqdeM RcpuIucan.


The scandal in which the Rev. Frank III.
iiunum o. the Congregational Church az East
Hartford Is involved Is rap.dly approaching a
crisis, the church having decided to call a ooun-
cil for the dismissal OF their pastor, and the
whole community being profoundly impressed
win the serious aspect OF affairs. A careful In
curry among The people Of the town develops
the lolloWlng charges aganAt him, which have
not been formally presented, but are current In
The village and III the city Of Hartford, across
the Connecticut, namely: That he has been for
months, ana perhaps years past, cgimnaly int-
maze with woman now about ~ years old.
who has been living In his family and that he
has been repeatedly guilty 81 falsohoOd.
a large proportion Of the people In Ills church
and outside believe these charges 10 be well
grounded, aud al ecclesiastical organization 2JO
years OLD, which has been harmonious during
~ lts history hitherto, is now divided. Mr.
bultum was formerly pastor OF the Windsor
avenue Congregational Church at Hartford,
ana VINO there reports that he was guilty of
piacutes similar To those now alleged against
MN bet, mo current; but, when he was called
20 HiAt hartford, two years AFRO last fall the
Ieoplr or the latter place knew nothing of them
OF ehtlteN discredited them. but several weeks
since II was whispered about that he WINS cru"
J., a. ~ family, ana showed marked preference
ioI me woman now charged with being n part
ner WIN MN IN crime. Several persons we'll
known IN Esst Hartford are said 10 have borna
witness 10 the truth Of this statement. "'
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The NnYnI Eslimntns.

WAsniNGToS,- Feb. -A.-Ihe House Commit
zee on Naval Affairs &C. lay agreed to report The mn
heretofore introduced by Ropresenlave Whllthorne,
Ine Oharnah' requiring the Navy Department, to make
\ detailed instead OF several general osiratee A. her.
totore for pay Of the navy, inulugng the CONTINGENT
iuha ana ne ltens Tor the support OF the civil cstab
Esh,nehu ~ navy yards and stations. Ina same prac
PdSn "ppil-N 70 al The bureaus ana TO Tie marine
I9lled thal appropriations made Tor one
kleHs V ith ol expenditure ehall not be used or ex
Rehngd 10; any Other class. The hl Is framed Oh the
nVuel o. Ae iirilish budget 10 expected 4 passed
4" pfoauee required reform In the naval service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-25
PROMPT ACTION.
A Member of the Kansas Legisiature steps
Down and Out.


LAWRENCE, Kansas, Feb. 1s.-A. j, Now
ry, charged with forgery. who a5sconled from
his seat in the Legislature, was finally oyertaken
in st. Joseph, Mo-, by a special detective, and
brought back to the capital H. was held to
bail In The sum Of $500 for his appearance be-
fore the District Court. lie gave bonds. and
then deliberately walked into the ball Of the
House and took his seat as the representative
from DOniDhan county.
A resolution bad been introduced expelling
MIN, ana Yesterday was the day set Tor its con-
sideratioD. Mowry, IN the mean time, had writ
ten letter, In which he said he had been acting
rs he clerk OF the Committee on Militia, and
that he mad been on visit to the northern part
OF the state ITO ascertain the necessary nfor-
nation la regard To tho war footing OF the state"
lie did not say why he left without leave, or WHY
lie had put the Governor to the trouble OF issuing
PROCLAMATION Offering reward Of 500 for his
apprehension.
Yesterday the resolution expelling Mowry was
reached IN the House. The evidence taken be-
fore the committee was re d, and IL proved con-
cluslyely that he sold ana received the mono y
for the forged Comanrhe county school district
bonds, and that when he negotiated them, no
knew them TO be fraudulent 1t was further
shown that he had been guilty of perjury In
swearing TINT he did not receive the money for
them on his own account. MOwry appealed to
the House yesterday not to act hastily as he
were UNDECIDED, and w a vote Of 20 to 81 he
was expelled His trial for forgery Is expected
TO take pl, &c at the next term OF the District
Court.
ana two years ago had none. IL WAS a desert 10
f'r rs population Vas concerned. vet IL was or
Ranlzed az county. and Mowry appointed one
Of the commissioners One OF the first things
bonds, and put them on the market, ostensibly
to build a court house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-25

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir: Your
admirable leader on bank burglares induces
me to send you line. Three years ago tho
burglars entered my ONCE and cleaned ma out
TO the tune OF thousand in currency. On the
bth OF January they camo again and got Sl25
hut before they left heard them and attacked
tnem alone: After some sharp skirniishinR /
Killed one Of the rascals, aud should have got
the other, but my revolver failed to make CON
nection' am u years VI age, and tue burglars
49,, WRLLINGToN GREGORY, p. N.
CYLON, Wisconsin, Feb. Is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-25

WAsnISGToN, Fob. 2i.-Tho Committee Of
WAYS and Means to-day, by vote OF TO o. agreed 10
report the hil 10 carry eject the Hawaiian Treaty
.ahe reas were hossrs. Fernando wood Of New York
gancoek Of Texas. Ilill OF Georgia. Blaine Of Msine
Barnelo OF ono. sad burchlrd OF Illinois. And Tic
Nay1s vert Mas-ls MorTson Of Illinois Kelley OF
%nHh,'; representative Chann " Nassachusotta II
leTilY. -NN'4 H~'e 'S'eu WIN tue iua-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-25
Tho Old somtL CI,nrch.

BOSTON, Fob. A.--JudGs Colt, TO whom tba
OLD South Church case was referred by the supreme
Court to hear the evidence eubmited has rendered hs
escsion ruling that the society may sell the old church
EvPeIl, hhu invest the proceeds IN the new church
ns s undebto0l ends the case. unless the minoriiy
svldsnge. " 'N" NP'S '"o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-25

PLYMourH, N. H., Feb. A.-The Jury on the
second trial Of Moses Sawyer for the murder Of Mrs
Emerson who was found with her head shot on have
leed 70 agret seven voting Orhcluital and Ave for
tonhicuon. Inc trial excited much interest but IN
Iesul was anticipated Sawyer was admitted To bail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-25
ellattbts anS Ssbrlrp.

MuNEf on diamonds watches. &C. diamonds
VA lewery sliverware, aud seal sacques
n nsnss GEO. C.. ALLEN, Jeweller, Ilo0 bfoadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-25
The iiudson River Again Closed.

a,ansLip,AhNf, peD A-rha receut cold snap has
knDhs ~. t'c1 gaia, the Ice here Uenc four Or ave
Eon w H. hhs ravsI 70 tara 10 30 covered with ice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-25
Slnantlal.

nETICE OF TIE HANNIBAL ana St. Joseph
~ Rlllroad Co. rs Broanway, New YORK, reb. 81,
lsf0-rhe interest maturing Msrch /, 1870 the
niecn year eight per cent convertible ponds ~ this
company VII 9e paid on presentation Of the proper
coupons ct the BanS OF North America. a wan ST. New
York, on aud after "Wednesday March l. 1876.
JOHN r. ACKER. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-25
SOaro auo Rooms.

A FEW respectable girls can be accommodated
IN WIN BOARD also man and Wife al 1893 Elizabeth
a., with lone person, and moderate terms
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Sabinss Banas.

sabnss Banas
NEW YORK SAVINGS RANiN, sth av cor.
~ ncr iith s.. six per cent Interest paid rom tic Ia.
OF each month. Assets, s3i9s73l % surplus. Sos
5000; - RICHARD n. BULL, President.
'ENnE EXCELSIOR SAVINGS HANK,
corner 23d u. ana dfl
ODcn daily from 10 to L. and Monday, Wednesday
and saturday evenings.
IT, dividend January, 1876 III the rate of SIX
frii GEM per Hunum on depOsiis over 50 amt not
ce i spp) On the second 81 900 AZ the rate Of i've
per cent per aunnm.
n. B.-Ihs bank transacts only strictly savings
hink business, and docs receive on deposit over
$1,000 nom auy one ndiyiduil.
join H. DE WITT, President
II X. THUHBEI, Vice resld ut.
GEonGr c. WALDO. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-25
ttinrts.

COOPER UNION Free Lectures for the People
The lecture viii be- delivered b; Dr. r. " RAYMOND on
i" The Territorial History OF the United states"
with Illustrations.
Tickets can be had gratis the once OF the Cooper
Union, and al d. Van NOstrsEds book 20 Murray
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