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FsR r. Any Person WAC Will make
= WEE I and forward me o list Of the

fKEE and forward me q list Of 'i The
names of reliable persona of their Acquaintance
who wish To procure an instrument either Pr
ano or Organ. will use my best endeayors TO
sell them one, and for every piano succeed In
them with $40, and for every organ So, to be sp-
piled on payment OF either piano or organ
and when II amounts 10 q sum sufficient 10 pay
for any instrument, selected at the LOWEST
WHOLESALE PRICE. will Immediately ship
the instrument, free. or after any amount is
credited the balance may be paid ne In cash and
| will then ship them the Instrument, They
need not be known In the matter, and will be
doing their friends real service, as ] shall
SUPERIOR INSTRUMENT for nom ONE
HALF TO TWO-THIRDS what Is ordinarily
asked by agents. Please send ME list Mt once,
and amer you have made inquiry, you can add
20 it. Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washinqton. "
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ma instantly, SO the patent can lie down to
sleep. BY mail, 81. 90 per box. Address
York, Or Apple Greek. Ohio. Sold by ali drug
gists.
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FOR SALE BYP. G.sCRUH.
WOMAN,

By On immense Or aetice extending through q
period OF years, having within that time treated
many Thousand cases OF those diseases peculiar
70 woman. have been enabled 10 pericct a
~, miost potent and agreeable medicine that meete
me INDICATIONS presented by that class OF dis.
eases with positive certainty and exactness.
40 designate this natural specific compound,
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PULMONA

Is Certain, Prompt and Reliable Remedy for
the prevention and cure OF
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catsrrh
aud all Diseases of the Chest,
Throat and Lungs.
tits also earnestly recommended for all dlsor-
ders Of the nervous and blood systems being I'M
equaled as nerve blood and brain food
Pulmona may be ordered through any dealer
In medicines or direct from Oscar q Moses cole
proprietor Is Courtlsndt street, New YORK,
Price one dolllr per boitls Important crcc!ar
semi free to applicants
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Internationally the bes sustain cd
work Of the kind In the World.
Earper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

Notices of the Press.
The MAGAZINE has attained In It's one quarter
century and more ofcxistence IN that point where
il may be said Of Il, in the words OF DR.. johnson,
:'lt lie vain 20 blame and useless TO praise. The
lustre OF its long-aso- attained reputation has in
creased rs theyears have passed. and its future
seems as bright If not brighter than at any time
its later and hes, ves rs. "BrpokIyn saeie o"A'
Harpers Monthly is marked by the same char
acteristics which gave differentiation from the frs
with the better class OF readers. 1t combine
reading n,rtter with illustrations in way TO
make clea, and vivid the facts presented. Pic
lures merely designed to catch the eye of the
ignorant are never inserted. Chicago Journal
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CENT'AUR
IINIM[EN'TS,
They Relieve Pain. ~
They subdue swellings.

IQ0y cure DufnS Without q scar
The The White Cen raur Linimentis now
the standard remedy for rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Seiatca, Lumbago, Frost Bites, Caked breasts,
Itch, Cutaneous kruptions, etc, Til ese Liniments
have stood the tests Of time They have PERFORM
ed more wonderful cures Of obstinate bed ridsen
cnpplcs and have sleyiated more pains IN slsbr'er
space Of time than have all other Linimentss
Embrocations, Extracts, Ointments, and Salves
in existence. Their sale is increasing regularly
and rapidly. Their best endorsers are physicians,
surgeons and veterinaries. There 10 literally no
case OF flesh, bone or muscle alment upon man or
beast which the Centaur Liniments will not alleyi-
ate and generally cure. But it must be understood
that there are two kinds OF Imminent: the White
is for family Use and the Yellow for horses and
animals. For horses and mules liable T. Spayins
Ring-bone, Sweeney, Calls, Strains, String-halt
poll-evil, etc., the Yellow Centaur I.ini-
mentis worth It's weight in gold. We have
thousands OF certificates relating how thousands of
valuable horses have been speedily restored by a
dollar bottle Of this all healing remedy, The same
Is constantly told Of the effects on the human
lame, Persons hobbling on crutches Tor years
from Stiff Joints, Tumors and Old Sores, have by
theuse OF the White Centaur Imminent, been
restored to the use Of all their limbs. The effects
are next 10 niarvels. we will give the Llnimcnt
to anypers0n who ever heard of railure. Such
case has never been reported 10 us. Those Lni-
ments IRE now sold Throughout, the inhabtable
country.
J. B.ROSE go. 40 Dey street, New York.
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Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia.

r. II. Kunlcers Bitter Wine Of Iron Is sure cure
for this disease. 1t has been prescribed daily for
many years in the practice Of eminent physicians
with unparalleled suceess. symptoms are loss Of
sppsns.. disznsss, sieeplsssness and low spir,s
Eel he genuine. Not sold in bulk, only IN 81 bot
fles. sold by all druggists: Ask for l.. r Kun.
sel,s Bitter Wine Of Iron and take no other. 81
~ bottle, or six bottles for s.. All ask is trial
TthE valuable medicine a trial will convince
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SAMUEL p WHEELER,
AttorneyAt Law
CAIRO ILLS.
Z. r. Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron

H. Il AUuKoI 01IIoT w IUo Oh 1rOu
The great success and delight OF the peo pie.
In fact nothing OF the kind has ever besn offered
10 the American people which has 80 quickly
found its way into their good favor and hearty
approval ~ &. r. Kunkel Bitter Wine OF Iron.
does all II proposes, and thus gives universe
ssfisfaction. II Ia guaranteed to cure the worst
CAGES ofdyspepsia or Indigestion, kidney or
liver disease, weakness, nervousness, constipa-
sion, acidity Of the stomach, &c. Get the gen
uine. Only sold In VI bottles. Depot and Of
ace. 200 North Ninth street, Philadelphia. Ask
6or Knnkel's and take no other. Sold by all drug
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HmA D. LANGELL's ASTHMA AND
. CATARRH REMEDY.

r CATARRH REMEDY:
Having struggled twenty years
between life and death with ASH
MA. | experimental by COM
pounding roots and herbs and in
mailing the medicine. fortunate
~ discovered q sure cure for
ASTHMA and CATARRH. war
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-06-21
Personal.

Mr.. w. A. WILLIAMS aud DR.. J. W. ROBERT.
son, oi HAskns, dropped in to see us yesterday
Mr.. CHAs. EAroS, "f Toledo, was in town ON
professional business Tuesday.
Mrs. G. ". BABBITT, of jackson, Mich was
the guest Of Miss Ana llIrcHcocK last week,
her former ciasstnate at OberliD College.
We are pleased to see Mr. SHIBSAH SPINK-
who syet * but the ghost of his former self
able to be on tie street again aud attending to
business.
Mr. PETER GREISRR, who removed 10 Fre-
mont some two years since, called on his old
friends in Perrysburg on Fiiday. He is we'll
pleased with Fremont.
Mr.. JoHS CAsBEER, who went to Nebraska
In November last returned home on Wedues-
day. tie is well pleased with iha, country aud
expects to return
Mr.. A. w. RUDrLrH, Of the Bowling Green
N"t0iei, started ON W edEesdny for a three or
four weeks vacation in Minnesota. He thinks
OF taking in the Black Hills before returning.
Mr.. l.. ID. II ELLEK. Of Bowling Green, &C COM
panied by Miss liATTIE GoRRILL made the trip
tn California few weeks since, where Miss
LER journied on until he reached Washington
Territory his proposed destination.
Mr.. THOMAS MEEHAN, NJ Tole do, has asso.
clated himself with Mr.. J. Il. TYLER, of this
place, ia the practice Of the law, Mr.. MREuAs
is faithful aud industrious stude in his pro-
iession and Is regarded a good LAWYER. The
J0uRNAL extends weicnme to him as a cred
table addition 10 our Bar
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-06-21


Alter looking over the hundreds Of
dollars charged upon his books, the editor
Of the New Baltimore Enterprise thinks Il
"hard for a man 10 starve to death when a
loaf Of bread is swinging within yard Of
him."
"A number OF the friends here OF Mr.,
FRANK A. REID, OF Bowling Green, re.
ceived cards few days since announcing
his marriage to Miss ALICE LuNpY.
Himself and bride will accept the conRrat.
ulations Of the JOURNAL and many friends
IN Porrysburg.
2 Judge Cook will accept our thanks
Tor a copy OF the weekly London Tymes,
dated May Goth, 1873, which contains the
tiattering notice Of the "ynller hoss" won
in rattle on New Years Night, that had
"made his mile in three minutes-in a box
car" The squib was first started by the
Cincianati Breakfast Table and seems to
travel equally well with the horse.
Our German Granger friend. Andy
OGlenn,of Bowling Green, was in town his
week. He is highly elated over receiving
letters patent for process OF making su-
perb mince pies from corn cobs.- Granger.
Since the publication Of the above Mr.
0'GLENN has walked the streets Of Bowl
ing Green in fit of rage. He thinks a
Mr., McRoAcH, who imported and intro.
duced new species of wheat some time
since, superintended the publication of the
above.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-06-21
FROM CALIFORNIA.

DEAR JOURNAL Having emigrated TO
Sutter county, Cal, from Wood Co., O., l
thought many of your readers might be
interested to hear from us and to read n
description of this section. But when read
ing OF California you are to bear in mind
that no one can give general description
that would apply TO the State at large, for
we have here such a variety both ns to sur.
face and climate that no general descrip-
tion would apply. Sutter county lies be-
tween the Sacramento and Feather rivers.
The surface here is fat prairie with slight
undulations MS in Wood Co., and no doubt
was one day part of great sea. The
surface is now but little above the water in
the river, from which it is protected by
levee The soil is heavy clav and sand
mixture, being of brownish yellow. The
spontaneous growth of vegetation is the
wild Oats" and n small species of barley.
with various weeds and prickly plants re.
sembling somewhat the thistle. Wheat
and barley ale the only grains raised here.
and are even Sown for pasture and cut for
hay. have seen no timothy nor clover. !
other than an occasional lot of Alfalfa, nor
any other grasses, the seasons being too |
hot and dry for them, but wheat is king
here, and all the ranchers grow wheat. It |
seems as though this valley would almost |
iced all the Inhabitants of the United |
States. When you go out you see wheat |
waving as far as the eye can reach and |
when you see the rancher go to market his |
load generally consists of wheat. Land |
here sells very high. / attended an auc- |
tion sale of land yesterday where 160 acres
we're sold (crop excepted) at S52.75 per |
acre, one half down, and the balance bear
ing | per cent. per month until paid |
Fruits Of various kinds also succeed we'll |
mere; peaches, plums, apricots, pears, nec-
tarines, hgs, almond $ aud grapes are too
plentiful to sell, unless dried. Cherries
also do well but the birds carry off the
surplus, and they find ready market.
The climate here is rather hot for a Buck.
eye" The thermometer 10 day stands Mt
about 800, faremheit, but the wind is blow
ing brisk breeze which modifics the heat
some. Wheat is abont ripe. ! can see
from my door one Of Walter A.Wood's self
binding reapers at work on field OF lG0
acres dt wheat. Most farmers however use
The header and must wait till their grain
IS dead ripe to cut it. Barley is ready for
heading. Cherries and apricots are ripe
md some of the early varieties Of peaches
md pears are ripening, but grapes are Just
shaping from the blossom. The water in
his country lies shallow and is too warm
or my taste. ] often long for a draught
rom the old we'll at home. "That moss
covered vessel" would hail as treasure"
But | must leave off lest weary you.
We are all we'll. Yours, &C.,
s. II. RAUB.
MARYsvILLE, CAL, June 9th, 1878.
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FROM STONY RIDGE.

FRIEND TIMNoNs;-- evening q
meeting was held at tho Ridge, in the N
i. Church, in the interest OF the National
party, so called. Two speakers we're In
attendance from Toledo---one OF them the
publisher OF the party organ at that place
which paper he offered to furnish to all
people at the modest sum Of 81 .25 per year
Quite large delegation arrived In wagons
from Millbury who sung songs embodying
denunciations OF the old political parties
and promises OF the new. We had two
long talks In which the party In power
were charged with bringing about, and
keeping up by infamous legislation the
want and suffering Of the country; thatall
legislation was controlled by the moneyed
power OF Wall street; that both existing
parties we're corrupt but the Democratic
party was not so much to blame as the Re.
publican, as they had been out of power
for some years The speakers drew glow
ing pictures OF the good time in store for
the American people when the Nationals
got the reins OF government, and issued
greenbacks enough to redeem all the bonds,
then everybody wodld run q race Of pros
perity never before known. The speakers
gave glowing accounts OF tile progress for
the party In the neigh boring townships,
and wound up by introducing the necessity
OF the formation of club and succeeded
in getting enough names to fill the offices
when club was organized, and the meet.
ing closed after charRctistio song, sung to
the tune Of John Brown. s,
STONY RiDoE, June is, 1879.
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FROM GRAND RAPIDS,

DEAR JOURNAL ;--Grand Rapids is rap,
Idly rosumIng its old time position a.
trade center for large portions Of Wood
Lucas and Henry counties. Trade Il
seldom better at thia season OF the year In
tho Rapids, and seldom has It been poorer
In our neighboring towns and villages .....
| am sorry TO chronicle the death OF Mar
tin Shaffner - OF consumption on last
Friday evening. He buried at Beaver
Creek last Sab bath by the Masonic Fra
ternity, assisted by the largest conoourse
OF people that ever Assem- bled--to show
their respect and esteem for felow-citl.
zen--in Weston township. Mr.. s. held a
certificate IN "Class B" OF the N, w. O. M.
Relief Association. Within twenty hours
after his buria his widow received 81 900
from the Association John Armhrews.
ter and wife we're severely injured by being
thrown from wagon, last Sunday. The
team were frightened by parasol and be.
came unmanageable ......C Col. Shannon, OF
Bowling Green, rega led us with temper
ance talk on Tuesday evening. We have
been prejudiced against Col. Shannon, but
henceforth will be proud to mention him
as citizen of Wood county. Never had
our people had the subject of intemper-
ance presented In so clear, sensible, logical
and equitable manner - with malice
toward none and charity for sll.",. go. The
band boys are improving rapidly, under
The instruction OF EN-. G. Richards. They
lre taking in some new members, Will. |
3. Kerr, although prominent member of
he Temperance Union, has succumbed to
and taken "hOrn" with the
'oys...... The general health Of the COM
nunity is good. Those who have been
lick are improving. ALEX.
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FROM PORTAGE.

ED. JOURNAL I'VE are all verv sleepy
out here because we stayed mp too late at
the exhibition. 1t was success in every
respect. But utunfortunately the programme
was too long and the consequence was that
the people became tired and uneasy. The
exercises were good ! do not like to speak
of any one in particular but in my hum
BILE estimation the last dialogue, Saved" !"
was acted splendidly. The following la
dies and gentlemen rendered the piece !:
Alfred Drain, Harvey SayIer, c. L. Pow
ell, w. III. Hull, JnO. Pnrmenter, and
Misses Ella Cook, Blanche Drain, Emma
Bell aud Florence Potter. The substance
of the dialogue is this A man drinks
and drags his family down to disgrace and
ruin and finally winds up by trying to
shoot the saloon. keeper, but is arrested.
Hislittle daughter Blanche" then begs the
rum-seller, the policeman and tailor to re-
lease her father, hut in vain, when step in
the angels OF Faith, Hope, and Charity
who procure his reease. Finally by their
combined exerlions he renOunces the bottle
and is saved. We noticed in the audience
Mr.. Calvin and Wilson Soleather from
Jerry City, who have been attending
school at Oberlin, aud are fine young men,
SO our school Is closed and us boys can
have the pleasure of tramping over the
farms for while, but guess it won't hurt
us Those Of the scholars who live in
Portage will no doubt feel sorry to part
with the nonresident pupils, but
II seems to be our lat
To be just known aud then forgot.
nWednesdayeve., June 9th the Portage
5. S. gives festival at Cooks Hotel. All
are invited. The fence around the camp
ground is rapidly approaching completion.
A well has been eIcavated, which beats
all the wells. 1t is about eight feet deep
but the water pours into it in stream the
size of man arm. Tents will be erected
The fees nre, single admit
tance, l0c; tor term OF 10 davs, soc; fam
lily ticket for whole time, ST So. .... That
new Rag" in the Weston Reporter had bet
ter look u little out how he attacks any one
living here in our town, or he'll find that
a. Twig's" dose was but mild potation. !
speaking In behalf oi |
our friend NINA" We thank "Teacher"
rom West Millgrove for his kind words |
,lso ," locals in the New Baltimore En. |
erprtse ...... The Wood County Medical AS |
'ociation met here last week. All express |
rs pleased with their reception |
md treatment while here. Come again. |
gentlemen. Our worthy townsman, DIR. j. |
w. McCracken, is President of the Associ-
ltion and we think him we'll qualified to
i'll the office. III. w.
June IL. 1878.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-06-21
Item vs.. Country School Teacher.

ED. JoURNAL;-The letter of Mr.. Troun
the "School Teacher from Webster" in
your paper, was but another fine illustra.
ton of the fact that for real broad cheek
the school Teacher" was without rival
in America. FIRST, TO suppose that the
appointment of another examiner in his
place would be the death-blow to the Re-
publican party in this county; and, SEC
oNDLY, his criticism OF my use OF the
word example" wherein he differed from
Mr.. Ray" who throughout his series of
mathematical works uses the word exam
pie as a name Tor problems to be solved in
illustration of certain rules. He referred
me to Webster's Dictionary fol. the proper
definition of the word examl1e. / am
glad he did so, for find that Noah Web
ster says, in the unabridged edition of
1Nuair " eVSsUs .~.~-- 90
the 9th division Of the definition, the fol-
lowing words: "5. An instance serving
for illustration of rule or precept, espeeial-
iy a problem TO be SolUed, or case 10 be de-
termined, as an exercise in the application
Of the rules of any study or branch Of seiencsi
as the principles Of trigonometry and the
rules of grammar are illustrated by exam
pies" Do you hear that Mr.. Troup-Mr.
"School Teacher" from Webster? | sup
pose now, OF course, that you will differ
with Noah Webster as you do with Mr.
Ray. You're "a bigger man than old
Grant" Mr.. School Teacher from Webster,
aud still remain firm in my belief that
you have acreage enough OF good cool
cheek to make ample room for Il good
sized fair ground. One piece OF advice |:
Don't request the creator TO lend you his
Overcoat to make yourself vest pocket
Your reference in your letter of last week
to my "slang" will tally we'll with the re-
mainder of your letter. don't pretend
to know more than Ray, Webster or Mnr,
ray, aud | may possibly, in my use OF the
English language, not come mp TO your
high standard Of excellence, but please
don't Gal my elegant Rnglish "slang" he
eaUsa It happens to touoh you on your only
vulnerable p0int--your self esteem. Your
awful cheek covers all the rest. fN
~ Yours truly, ITEM.
"P. s." Ia there any other great man In
America that you differ wilhY How dc
you agree with Geo. u. Train In the matter
Of cheek
/ bog paEdOn OF yoRr readers, Mr.. Edi
tor. for infiotinR on them this persoi .
difference With the "honOrable member
from Webster" and would suggest tha
perhaps II there is TO be much more o
ihiS, that a hall had better be hired.
ITEM.
wssToS, Juus ls, lt7s.
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Farm For Sale.

/ will sell Road Tract No. 5, situate on
the Maumee and Western Reserve road,
2l miles east of Perrysburg, containing
about96 acres, more or less. This farm
consists Of very large dwelling house, nd
with one acre Of lawn covered with choice
fruittrees and evergreens, also two large
grain barns and three horse barns, two
good wells, cistern end out houses, in fact
everything to make home on Il farm COM
Portable. Also a large orchard OF about
800 grNfted apple trees, nearly all the farm
we'll fenced with post and board fence
The farm will be sold at reasonable price
and on long time.
Enquire OF F. & D. X. HoILENBEcK, or
Of the subscriber ON the premises.
38 IT.; JAMES J. PARKS.
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Items Prom New nnIilmnrn.

We are going TO celebrate the Fourth
Of July here In q arAt.olAsa style. Thers
viii be lots OF attractions and plenty OF tun.
A freight train going eaAt last Sunday
evening, when near Altlon, the engine A0d
tender parted by breaking the coupling,
The fireman, 9. y. Wing, iell In front Of
the telder and the whole train passed over
him, killing him instantly aud leaving his
body In q ahspelesa mass,
The good roads OF the past month has
had the effect Of reviving business most
wopderiullyi teams by the dozens arc daily
etnsaged In hauling staves, bolls logs, lum,
Der and wood 10 the mills and factories
and y the railroad for shipping, The
FldeEsaeks are lined with slaves 90 that
the timber has to be unloaded 40 far from
the traek that 1t will have to be hauled
nearer before II can be loaded into the care.
John Manning has cat that hatched
out six chickens. 1t appears the cat was
too old to travel about very much and laid
around most OF his time. One of his hens
had built nest in an out.buildlnR and
laid six eggs in ii. The cat had laid In
The nest 20 much that Il kent the eggs
warm, and in q few weeks the old "Thomas
'at' had Matched out six. we'll developed
John says they are still alive,
nursing and doing -Eaterprias.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-06-21
Liver is King

Theliver is the imperial organ OF the whole
human system, as Il controls the life, hea lib
and happiness Of man. When 1t is disturbed
10 itsproper action, all kinds Of ailments are
the natural result. The digestion of food, the
movements Of the heart and blood, the action
OF the brain and nervous system, are all i'm
mediately connected with the workings Of the
Liver. 1t has been successfully proved that
Green's August Flower is unequaled in curing
all persons afflicted with Dyspepia or Liver
Compltint, aud all the numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condition of the
Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10
cents. Positively sold in all towns on the
Western Continent. Three doses will prove
that tits just what you want.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-06-21

Fourth or July Ball. The members
oil our efficient Hook & Ladder Company
have appointed a committee TO make ar
rangements for grand ball at the Town
Hal on the night OF the 4th of July. As
the funds are to be applied for necessary
expenses, the Company should be libef-
ally patrOnized. Aa