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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18
AntO- Biography OF Aaron Platt Tread
we'll.

Aaron Platt Treadwell was born Feb.
4th, 1916, in Weston, Fairfield county,
Connecticut. Was baptiscd in the Episco-
pal church when babe and was confirmed
May 25th, 1867. Was pronounced insane
in Massachusetts, Aug. 4th, 1871, and in
Bridgeport. Connectict, 1872, and in Bowl
ing Green, Ohio, 1875. IIc has sailed in a
balloon across the ocean, up the Mediterra-
mean sea, to lanl OH the highest noun ntain
in Asia-by vision.
Israers church Michael or Alexander was
whisky man,
In Edom's heathcn way, until lie changed his
frisky plan,
To End he was fOreseen by IsrAel's church IIo
ly Ghost
Then he went IN Washington, D. &C., to give
his friends a toast,
Aud have his picture taken, 10 be sold from
coast IN coast.
As simple Siniun, the bear mans clown, be
eau boast,
Add as he was born to be fool, 1t was an
easy Ike to roast
To fall on tue paternal party OF him, holding
apust,
For Alexander hates perjury, false women and
v"tcrs mnst.
The prayers ol righteous man Prevaileth
much,
But the friends of Bowling Green, o assailetll
! such
30 Wing Green had no right Israel's Scapc
Goat To touch.
ToLEDo, ONO, Psb. I2 and -, 1879.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18
The Allen County Crooktdncss.

A lclcgraphic dispatch Yesterday an
nounce,l that M+ssrs, Bernard EscAe, John
Olcnnalder, John Weilage, john Mycr
and Joseph E1chc had been taken before
the United States District Court at Clcvc-
land, aud held for trial under bonds Of 81,
900 each, for defrauding the Government.
The distillcry, we believe, at Dclphos, is
owned by Bernard Eschc, who was arrest
ed three years ngo for dcfrauding the Gov
crnment, and compromised by paying s75,-
900. With this experience, it is singular
that he should repeat the Ofiensc. lie is a
prominent citizen of Allen county, and il
now one OF the Commissioners Of that
county. The evidence against some of the
parties is conclusive.-Bitt Of 18Th inst.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18
What Some Very Talented Gentlemen
Once Did.

There were some very able and talented
gentlemen who decided, four years ago, that
the everlasting ruin of this country was
party-so they got together and created q
new party. They then decided that there
was no other name given under heaven and
among mon through which the country
could be saved, except the name OF Charles
Francis Adams-so they nominated IIor-
ace Greeley. They announced that moth
ing in the world but free trade or revenue
tariR cuuld save the country-so they
agreed to say nothing about the tariff and
nominated the highest old High Protec-
ZIONIST that ever kept outside OF Bcdlnm.-
Civil Service R-forln was the only thing
really, after ALL they concluded, that could
save the country, and we should all go to
the devil pell-nloll, if we did not insist up
on it that editors Of newspapers those
great moral engines and moulhpieces fol-
the people-should be perpetually divor.
ced from office-h olding-sO they nOmina.
ted the editor of the greatest newspaper IL
the country. Notwithstanding this har,
monious evolution OF plan to save the
country, the stolid untalented voted it dowl
and went strnight to Grant and ruin.-Ohi
State Journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18
Socln, Sensation at washington.

The Washington correspondent of the
Toledo Sundy Journal comments thnsly on
the marriage of L. $. Senator CHRIsTIASCY:
"By Jove! who would have thought it ,
Isadorus p. Christiancy, L. 5. Senator from
Michigan, married to Treasury girl Isa-
dorus z. Christiancy, nine months a wild
CT, nged Ga, married to strawberry blonde
bureau clerk aged nineteen Don't it beat
the dickens that this old chap, as bloodlcs-
as turnip and as dry as a thousand-yenr
old mummy, should gather unto himself
u gushing, rosy, romping girl Of nineteen
summers. Verify, this goose hns found
the winter Of her discomfort made glorious
summer by this son OF Michi-gander
Her name it was Lille Lugenbell, and sh,
worked in the Bureau of Printing and En-
craving in the Treasury building. Tn,
wedding was a quiet affair; Vice-Prcsiden
Ferry, of Michigan, officiating as grooms
man. Ii was a case of love at first sight
the venerable Senator knowing the youn.
| girl but two or three weeks"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18
She Won't +" Stoop 10 Conouer, >,

"Lillie Lcnore writes to the Pottsville
Minors Journal defending the pull-bock
skirts: ave think now after sufficient
review of the present style of dress worn
by females, that there is nothing more
suited for our disposition than the pull.
back" And we have no disposition to con-
tradict her. II men take exceptions to
them, she says, Eve can also, with the best
OF grace, take exceptions to the narrow
breeches worn Ivy them" Yea, and some
OF them would like to take the breeches rs
wsll ~ the exceptions. Lille asks: Ia
there any person in this mundane sphere
m ,re anxious to see beautiful and we'll
/ shaped form than are the men," We give
/ i; up. But "Lillie ia right. The man
/ w',o doesn't admire the present style oi
feminine attire, but considers it immodest
Should 60 to Patagonia, where the full
dress is a mole on the back and piece o
red string around the left leg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18
Guardian Sale Of Real Estate

In pursuance Of an order Of the Pr"baie
Court oi Wnnd cuuntv. Obin made ON the 18Th
dAY OF February, A. ID. 1919, in the care ~
Geurge w. BIuekner. GnHrdian of Fredenrk
Philey, and Ge"rgs 4. Osgood against His
Wards, The undersigned will, On
saturday, March 18th, IS7c,
AZ 0 o'elock in the tareno"n. on the premises
III at public sale. the following described
real estate, situate n Lake township, Wnd
county, Ohio, to-wii: lnt number tw0 t2l,
sectiOn sixteen tl6), town SEVEN ~ nmth,
range twelve ~ east, containing fnIIy aer,s .,
more ar less.
Terms or Sale One third cash on dav Of
sale one third in oRe year. and one third in
Two years frum dat of sale, with interest pay
able annnally I'm deferred payments.
Appraised AZ 50 2O0.
GEORGE W. BRUCKNER, Guardian.
F. 4 d. X. HOLLENBEcK, Au'ys. iie$7 80
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18
Resignation Of HambIctOn Accepted.

Resignation Of HamblctOn Accepted.
AS will be seen from condensed dispatch
ca on the first page, the resignation of
HAMBLEroN-whichw was rendered under
tho pressure OF public opinion-has been
accepted. To this every loyal man in the
country will say amen. This HAMBLEToN
had record prior to and during the war
that could not ba covered up, and the DEM
ocratic Congress could not withstand the
pressure of public opinion nt this time
Il is unfortunate for such men that there
was yesterday. Let public opinion con-
tinue to do its duty and hurl from place
and positions of trust those who " loved
not wisely but too we'll such men as JOHN
WILKs BooTH.
The Washington Tribune, the only Dem
ocrntic daily in that city, has this comment
on HAMILTON holding the clerkship OF
the Ways and Means Committee:
AS friend and defender Of Mr.. Morrison
| aud wel-wisher of the Democratic party
Whenever it acts with decency, we join the New
| York TribHae in demanding the remnval nf this
admirer of assassns from the Clerk kship Of The
! principal committee of the Democratic House
Such beasIly barbarian rs this liza mblstsn ha,
beeu guilty Of should mt be tolerated as
cleaner 0f spittnons in bar room, Occupy ine
a representative position as he does, his rrten.
tinu would enst the Democratic party half a
million IT votes. just such a thing as this
wnukl turn the National election. We as.
sure the Chairman nf the WAYS aud Mean,
Committee that this matter shall not be alowe,
to rest until he takes action in the case. W,
have proofs, and shall present them that thi
Clerk is guilty Of the infamy charged.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18
PUBLIC LETTING OF STONE
CULVERTS.

'INIIERE will lie sn'd to the Invest response
Bile bidder "n M"nGAy,Ine zIsT nav ~ Z eD-
ruHry, 1876. nj 2 och ck the b nf con-
strncting unr stone Culvert near the residence
of Michael Hayes. an river rrai; also. one
SuiDe Culveri an Avenue Road, near the res :
deuce oi Michael lItrIsing, all in Perrysbar
township. Specifications to be fully set forth
"R tlay Of sale.
The Commissioners reserve the right oi 70
jreting any bid considered Incompatible with
the interest Of the c"unty.
J. n. FIERCE,
44as2t0 CLmmis>i ner Of Woo county.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18
The Proposed Reduction of the Army,

Tue Proposed Reduction OF the Army.
II the Democrats in Congress carry out
their purpose to reduce the army from 25,-
600 to $4,000, they viii perpetrate polit-
ical blunder for which the saving in ex-
pense would not be compensation. There
is no frat-class power in the world which
maintains 40 small on army as ours.
France with population Of 3G0Oo,O0O,
has a standing army Of 100000 men
Great Britain, with population OF 32,,
1000, has a standing army Of 225,O00
Germany, with population Of 4l,000,000
has peace establishment Of 274,600
Even our weak neiglil0r, Mexico, with q
population Of 9,0O0;000 maintaines an ar.
my nearly as large Hs ours at present, the
Mexican army consisting Of 22,3S7 men
Our military burden in time OF peace i,
altogether smaller than that OF amy other
nation in proportion TO our territory, pop
ulation and resources II there be any
reason why we should maintain an arm,
at all il ought TO be az large us Il is al
| present.
In 1855, twenty years ago, under Dem
ocratic administration, with Jefferson Da
Wis as Secretary Of War, the army CONSISTED
Of 1879 men, say IN round numbers IL, 600
Our population At the preceding cenSu
was 33.00O,000. Our population in 1874
wss about 100000; and II our arm,
hOre the same proportion TO the popula
ton at present that Il did ia 1855 il wonl,
amount to about $4,000. or only 1000 shor
Of the actual number. But we have
greater pr0portionate Use for troops thai
We had. Then We had not penetrated III,
whole region between the Mississippi yai
Icy and The Pacific eeRsl.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18

Revivalist HAMMOND illustrates an ar
giment with horseshoe magnet and nail
of various sizes, sroni tack to railroad
spike. lie likens the magnet to Jesus
Tho tack typifos little children; he shows
how readily they cling to the magnet. a
simple touch, too, attaches the shingle nail
which he likcns to youth. The larger
nails are less and less affected, until the
big spike-a tough old sinner Of the mos
intractable kind-will no, stir under tht
inhnence.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18

The Detroit Post very aptly styles the
Democracy the great "pinback party"
from the fact that Committee has been
appointed by Democratic managers at
Washington TO keep Southern Democracy
within bounds. Northern Democracy can't
St@Rd more than one such disaster In cam
p1ign an the Amnesty conflict brought upon
il. 1t was remarked by a shrewd and prom
ilent Democratic politician after Hilp,
speech, that "thOsc Southern hOl-head.
have got to he held back, or they will ruin
or chances in the Presidential campaign
IL is greatly feared however. for the success,
Of Democracy, that the "pinback" policy
came too late.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18

Why docs Gcn. Sherman tell the public,
"My wife aud family are strong Catholics,
but | am not" when he adds to tins, "that,
however, il nobody's business ?" Why vol.
untcer the information and then tell us it
is none Of our business7 II It were rot
that after he had given us gratuitous
piece of information, which interests lis in
h's religions situation, hc snuLs us by say
ing il il none Of our business, we should bc
inclined To inquire whether he expects to
60 a different way from his wife aud fam
lily, or at last to join them p Gin. Gasc'tc.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18

The Chinese seem TO he very foolishly
preparing for war with England. They
will not assist in the capture Of the muir.
dcrcrs Of Lieutenant MARoARY and decline
to publish copies Of the treaties with Eng.
land. II they continue to ride On high
horse they will linl themselves in tight
place, for the English have q war vessels
with il2 guns aud $500 men and Off 'cr'
now IN Chinese waters. II war ensures tho
English will I've masters Of the situation,
ani may conclude TO add China to their
Oriental possessions.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18
Democrallc Management.

Seme Of the small fry Democratic jour
nails are claiming that the net excess Of
cash earnings over all expcnses,a the State
Penitentiary, in 1875, was upwards OF S2O,-
600. The facts are that the entire earnings
of 1873 dill not pay tie expense by $685.
9i2 25, estimeting only pai bills, and not
counting unpaid bills To large amoun (
thrown over to the present wear IN order to
make good showing for 1873. The Peh-
itentiary has, for the year 1875, not only
used up its own earnings, but over $40
900 in appropriations from the State Treas
ury. There il also large amount of debt
Outstanding, properly chargeable TO 1878.
Theae facts have never been denied BY the
officers of the prison, since they have been
published in some Of the leading Ropubli.
can journals. The intelligent voters and
tax.pRyen Of the State are Interested IN
knowing how the Democracy have manag-
cd matters. lloncst Democrats want 70
know the facts, so that when il comes
oOmes to voting they can put their ballots
where they will do tho most good. Wau-
SeOn Republican.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18

We were informed, few days since, by
travelling man from Cincinnati, that lie
had convcrsed with several Dtnocratfc
Congressman from Ohio, on the repeal Of
the Resumption Act, and all claimed that
they would vote aylina. repeal that il
WIS a Republican measure and that they
would hold the party to it. Model statSs-
msn (?) these. They boldly proclaim thai
Il is running the couatry, yet for political
reVany, anil bIncomb, thy will see the
c,uatry ruia:I-if they entertain honest
c,rviotio1S in raSi-l to ths damaging cf-
ferts OF the act.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18

The Republic; The Southern Democrat
ie position "a avowed by BEN. HILL, OF
Georgia, Is simply this Accept our inter
pretation Of the Constitution; submit to
our dictotion, or prepare for another strug
gle. This time il Is to be an internccinC
warfare, fought within the Union and nm
der the n1g. II is the old rule or ruin
policy under another aspeci.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18

The Democrats in the Senate have wise
~, we think, refrained from replying 10
Senator MoRros's speech on the election
oatrages in Mississippi. They are wise As
serpents in this. A discussion would have
uncovered the rascality by which each
state was carried to the Democracy, and
show 10 the nation the secret designs OF
that party 10 override, BY system Of ter
EOriam, the newly acquired rights OF the
eolorsd voter. Well, these Democratic
senators know that = more cruel. cold, cal
snlatIng terrorism was never exercised in
pny State election than that exhibited by
she blood thirty White Ieagaers Of Mis-.
dss'md
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18
SSHERIFF'S SALE
GrGS.S .sSia. Baker snns sswlns Wood comfy Ohio
NSeh'ne o"nP~ny' Court ~
vs. Con,non pI..s
Edward c. Carroll, ct .

Edward G. Carroll, eta. common r'eas'
By virtue OF an order Of sale, issued in the
above entitled cause. bv the Clerk nf the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Wood eounty, Ohio, and
10 me directed aod delivered. I viii offer for
sale al public vendns. at the front door Of the
COaTt-hnuse, in Bowling Green, on
Il Tuesday, March 7th, 1915,
Between 10 and IL O'clock A. NJ. Of said dav,
the following described real estate. to-wlt,
In lot number two hundred and twenty .fonr
22ll IN the Incorporated village Of PrrrYsburg,
Wo"d county ohi. Appraised at SaTS.
ln.i"t number two hundred and thirty three
[233l, In The incorporated village of p.rrvs.
burg. Wood county, Ohio. Appr nissd At Ss75
Terms, cash. &C BAIRD, sheriff.
kENr, NEwroS \ PVGsLEY, Phgs An'vs.
February l, IsTd. l2,ST 30
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18

Mr.. FREDERICK DoUGLAss thinks that n
third term for GRANT is impossible. lie
said to a reporter of the indianapolis jour
nal recently: 1t is undcnlably true that
Gen. Grant has many and powerful friends
in the South, who may feel constrained to
cast a omplmcntary vote for Inn in con
vention and just how far the movement
may extend is for the future TO determine
1t is my opinion that the prejudice against
third term will outweigh all that can be
said in his favor. We're it not for thi'
prejudice, amounting almost to a supersti
ton, Gen. Grant would be the unanimou
choice OF Southern Republicans for renom
ination. do not think he can carry thu
third term weight, however. lie is yer!
popular among the people ms well a
amnus the nfficers, and next to him Sena
tor Morton is looked uponns their staunch
est friend. The Senator is regarded as be
ing the brightest mind in the Senate cham
Der.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18

The Journal will not attempt, like some
Of its contemporaries, to predict the exact
strength of each Presidential candidate on
every ballot, but It can assure the public
quite positively tha, Senator Morton will
receive the solid vote Of other States be-
sides Indiana on the first ballot, and will
develop strength from the beginning that
will surprise its opponents. This state
mcnt is Iased on ninformation received from
Trustworthy sources, and may he accepted
~ reliable. -Iait1ndpoIis Journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18

Louisville CuTier-Journdi Yesterday
the Democratic party stood Oh rising
ground. It was the Republican party that
WAS down and divided. To-day the rela
tive conditions are nc verscd. Democrat
are a, cross rarposcs; Republicans arc con
6Jent and iubiktnb"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18
Ohio Republican State Convention.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1879.
srLrE RErruLioAS CEHrRAL Am
EkgorftvE CuNNlTTER RnuNs,
Cott-Nurs. o.. Jan. ~, 1875.

wv ~ ~ fs,,. lin
'he nc" "FPu"'.ss ~ 80
bH heia ~ the wy =, V","'"''' ~ ,n,.
WeonesaAy' 'ns eesA 10y " ~,
The o"uveu'i"n VIII nominate ea""'uA'e' Wv
Sscrctrz Tue' -
JNd0e 81 mR Su1rewe tom''
S.sS a. p....J of JS,b,;, UrorLs
IsI Tco Ey>eJors of presideut and IIct-
p..sideuf Of hs United !Sates.
"A will alst deSRuate four Delegates aud
t,., AIa5n.tas IN renreseni lie State iu the
u..,AI,... = N..,,.s..i c.,nv .r,ion A, NJ. held IN
EFpNbhN"H Nsttoh"f NF'"'N''''
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18

St. Louis Globe Democrat: II there is a
little boy in the Democratic party by the
name OF JOHN WILKES BoorH IIAMpLE-
roS. that little boy is likely To do serious
An...u.n "A Tho Drntnrntii. m riY
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18
STATE OF OHIO.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

COLrNBUs, Jan. 2S, 1875.
WnEREAs, The Aurora Fire and Ma
rine Insurance C" mpany, located at Gin.
cinnAii, in the State ~ Oain, has filed 10 this
office a sworn Statement, by the proper officers
thereof, showing ITS condition and business, aud
has complied in all respects with the laws Of
this State relating to Fire Insurance Compa nies
Now, THEnEFORy, In pursuance of law, .,
WILLIAM ID. liILL, Superintendent of lnsur-
anee of The State of Ohi", do HEREBY certify,
that said Company is authorized Ia transact its
appropriate business Of Fire InsuTRHce In
this State, in accordance with law, during the
current year. The condition aud business OF
said CumpaDY at the date of such statement,
tDsCenter Slst, 1879 Is shown as follows;
Aggregate amount OF available
Assela ........ ...-... ...... SlV4i0dl 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18
SIIERIFF'S SALE
Va. Conr, |" '"''

Jacob ". Morse In Wood county, Ohio,
vs. Court 0f
John &. Bell. C.mrnon PIsas.
by virtue Of an sIder OF sale. issnsd In
the above entitled cause, ky tLe CIetk ~ ths
Court OF Common Pleas ,of Wood eoaaty. Ohio,
and 10 me directed and delivered, 1 viii aHsr
for sale st public Vendae. al the trunt dOOT oC
the courthouse, in BowliuE Green. on -
T"esaay. FsbFaRTT 20ths IsI0s
Between 10 and II o'clsek A. NJ. Of said day !.
the following described real estate, to.Wui
The undivided One-hah 0f in.tot Bamber
lhFee hundred aud eight (a0sl, In tbs village Of
Perrys6nrg. Wood county, Ohio.
Appraised al $500 co.
Also The undivided half Of the west half Of
in.lot nuwber three hundred aud seventeen
(alf), IN the village of PsuysbnrG, Wood
eIun,y' Ohio. Appraised at SlO0 90.
o. Q. BAIRD, Sheriff.
Terms Of sale, Cash.
COOK 4 fKorP. Plths Au'ys.
January ~. 1870, (leSs 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18

The notorious VAS PELT, who proiesscd
IN be converted by the praying band of
women, has been sentenced 10 five years
imprisonment in the Missouri penitentiary
for stealing horse and buggy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ApMlNIsTMAToM,s NOTICE.

The undersigned has been duly appointed a nd
qualified as Administrator of the Estate cf LEM
~ Neiderhouse, Jr., late If W'.od cnunty, Ohio,
deceased. DANIEL CLINGLER.
Dated this l7th day of Feb, 1875. 24cS2
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18

The Governors Of Indiana, Illinois and
Ohio, and Congressman BLAINE and lIoL-
MAN, have been invited 70 an anniversary
celebration of Washingtons Birthday, at
the Soldiers Home, Dayton, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18
WEEKLY CLUB RATES.
Alt KINDS ~
JOB PRINTING & BOOK BINDING.
ToLEo9 COMMERCIAL CO.,
Toledo, chis.
New Furniture House.


HAYlNG removed my Cal met WsTstt, N
Ii and Shop to the Garner OF LSuisihnA AVF.
nue nd Railroad wsuld int ite my fri, ads AID
patrons To call at the new lseati"h.
Those desiring 10 get faIHI1Tr aTy kpa
WillpleaEe ca - nj examini my stack .stW lish
hne selection will be kept alwRySo hand.
Caliins of various sizes on hand, or made
promptly to order. 7sH
GCHooL ExAMINEES'NOT
~ Tie meeting of Ihe BsR I'd OF Srhosl EH-
AmineTs for Wood CuuntV, Ohis, will be ss
ollUws:
Bowling Green, Tuesday, March Z 5sfs.
kCLEs.
The following rules " i'll 20 strictly rhht
All examinatIGns viii crn.m nc" pre- n PLY
91'clnck 4. NJ and close At3P n.
Applicants must furnish the msSlvss wIh PrrS
sud pc neils, paper only being furHishsdb BY the
Beard.
In no case will more than two siI months ssr
ddeates be gTaRied 10 the saas applicant.
Applicants will be rVqRIred To fuTAish
nheatss Of gOod NOR = character
There will he no examinations 81 applicants
exec at regdar meetings Of The BsAid.
No certificate will hereafter he Ant-dAtsd 10
cover time taughtpreviouS to examination.
BY order of the Board.
Bowling Green ,JanuaTyl l41sTA.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-18

The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gasetfe says: az very touching
incident occurred during the delivery of
the FERRY eulosies in the House. Gen
GARFIELD read manuscript eulogy which
the late Mr.. SrARKwEATHER in his life
time had prepared, aud requested him to
read it in case his own health should pre-
vent his attendance. This time the eulo-
gies were spoken. Mr.. GARFIELD read a
eilogy of dead man upon his dead col
league from the very spot where in 1859
Mr.. FERRY delivered his famous speech
against slavery. Thus did death aud his
tory touch each other"