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BUSINESS CARDS.
rMiIK PKltlU'SBUKG JOURNAL is published
Jl every S.iturJay, by S. Ci.akK, at $1 per year,
cull in advance, or $f.2 in trade ; $1.25 cash in 0
month, or $ l."0 at the end of the year. Those in
arrears will be charged at the rate of $1.5(1 for the
present series until they jmy up, when they can get
tin piper at the reduced price.
P.ipers may be stopped at any time by paying up.
Bl.VK.ltfU .Vl VHli.'L'helerr;,sburg liank
is id w 0,1011 anJ prepared to discount short
b.uiness paper, buy and sell Gold, Silver, and Kast
e.i Hxeh inge. and t ransact other business in their
liao. Interest paid o:i time deposits.
J. S. NOltTON, Cashier.
Oct. 1 . 1 S5. L'JXf
WASHINGTON UNION IXSUKAXCi;
Company ; Capital !i:jO),0()0.
1). B. Di'mi.xm, Pivs't. t ; i: i: : i: M yiatt. Treas.
IIknkv II. I)oix;r., Agent for Wood county.
CLnVllL.VM) MUTUAL. IX8UKAXCE
Company-Capital .?....,.. II isks taken on rea-
sonable terms, in the above responsible conn.anies,
II. II. DODGE,
Insurance A (rent.
sonable terms, in the above responsible companies,
DEALERS in Dry (Jools, Groceries, Hardware.
Lu.nb-jr, ProduVj. and Merchandizegcnerallv.!
S. J HFFERSOX.
Attorney at Law, Solicitors Chancery, Land Agent.
J. & W. 1LOOD,
S dling oif ehe.a'i for cam down.
I'Vonf-st.. Perry ilmrg, May 'Jl't. 1S".".
&c. itc. Office in the court house, l'errvsburg.O.
r. C. HOLT.
Wholesale and lletail Dealerin
U'.s3eU(Uir.outs, School, Theological. Gift f-
Toy l 0 O lv S, Ifirptr's and Put nam a
Monthlies, plain and f.i!icv Stationery, W rappintr
and Wall Paper, Gold I'ens. &c..t;e., "
Maumeo City, Ohio.
3 W. PIIM'.R. Hook Ithi.hr and Ulank Hook;
X Manufacturer, over Speed's Telegraph Office,
Toledo, Ohio. All blank books paged, when re
quired, without extra charge.
June !, 1X.V.
J. W. KILLS cSc SONS;
M inufacturers of all kinds of Pajier and IJlank
Hooks. Springfield. Ohio.
o. 'peruin;
MANUFACTUUUlt of all styles of Carriages
and Wagons, also, of HalKfc Post's Cultivator,
warranted to do double the amount of work of any
ordinary cultivator. Shop on Frontstreet. opposite
Sp'ltt'ord's Hotel. Perrvsbiirg. Ohio. f21t.fl
AiiiLi or Tin: Tnittts:
."its. SUMMIT STIIU'T. Tlll.klwi
Hc,.m11 '1 . COOK respectfully informs his ten
thousand personal friends, ami thegood people
of Toledo, MaumeeCity, Perrysburg", and all the
country round, that he has opened the most coin-j
ile f e :i ml s 1 1 J i n:1 i il sf ocl: vc r i itl'i'i'i il i ?i tlim!tv n ml
is receiving daily additionsfi-oni the besi European
a'.id Ivit'ii'n manufacturers cif
CLOCKS, WATCHES AN D JEWELRY.;
It would be quite useless to attempt an enumera-j
tion of the brilliant articles hisshow cases nowcon-
t tin: but It lies and gentlemen will please calland;
see his splendid
CiJhl and Silvci Watflics,
of every variety, quality and pattern. at pricesrang-
injfrotn Ten to On I litulreil tiinl Fifty Dollars,
SUPER.H (JOLD FOR CHAINS,
t V' largest and rieliest assortment ever seen here, at
I rolll Ttreht to Fifty Dollars.
HEAVY it OLD (WARD CIULXS,
''1J'V l';uty weight and t.n.sh, at from
J.r-tr,to lrly-,ce Dolors.
Mv.iN-irii.v.NT Diamon-d Pixs ani luxos, of the:
latest styles, mid at the lowest prices
Sl'l'liitlOll Pn.N AMI Poiliirr KxiVKS. of elegant;
p uterus and li lished workmanship, the finest lot in
t.lWil.
Pi. wx.Oi'tauox and B i: ai tifi i. Ixr.Aii C locks
of the liL't manufacture, at Tiro nml n H'llflo FiJ'
I) illors. With a countless variety of
Lock irr.s, Gou P i:ci i.s,
Rincs, Corn I'r.xs,
l',.it Diiors, W.VTtu Si;ai.s,
Ci ri' Pins, Bui-astpin.
Bitooen i:s, Srr ns. .V
And everything else ever seen or heard toll of in
iewelrvastablislinient
?J3- q'.eial care given bv the best workmen in
tin country to ukpa. hixo wtci. i:3 axi. r.ivEWt,
iii.l nil wo' k warranted
Tr rrt rort th' rlare-Vgu of the Hi
HVri, Summit street. list ween Jefferson ard Mad-'
toil streets. mrL'Oyl II. T.COOK.
Frire.sloirrrtlinnthrlctivr.it.
Kentucky
TR SALIO bv
L Perrysburg, sept 1
Seed Wheat,
E. D. PECK & CO.
D.
II. NYE & CO. have removed their stock of
Goods, saved from the late fire, into.
TredwelVs Itlock, corner of Summit Ailams-stL,
where they would be happy to see theirold friends.
Ever grateful for the kindness and friendly feeling
extended to them in time of distress, as weli as pros
perity, they would be happy to see all, und will of
fer their stock of books at a reduced price.
Toledo. Feb.. 185"). 1) . 1 1 . NY E kC CL
HELmIjOLD'S
GEXUIXU PBEPAIIATIOXS.
iiklmboms iiirntr.v coxckntjiated rosiroi'xi)
FLUID EXTRACT LUCIIU,
For discuses of the Bladder and Kidneys, Obstruc
tions of the Urine, Chronic Gonori hua, Strictures,
Gleets, V, eaknesses, and all diseases ot the Sex-
ual Organs, whether in Male or I ema e. trom
whatever cans, thev.nay have originated and no
matter of how long standing.
If you havecontractedthcterriblediseasewhieh,-waste,
wheiionceseated in the system, will surely go down
trom one generation to another, unclermihing t ic
eonstitutim, and sapping the very vital fluid oflife,
,lo not trust vourse f in'the hnmls of nuacks. who
do not trust yourself in the hands of quacks, who
start ui everv clav and fill the tinners with false
hoods, too well calculated to deceive the young and
those notacquanted with their tricks. Yon cannot
' lln tlin fi'll.l.flll ill tl.A c.ln.a;.... . M,.tn,..l.. In tl.Ac
: sv """""" i-tu, ...
''o'k' ri,.:.t v ,., t. . i ., 1 . ,,i
I by eminent physicians the greatest remedy ever:
! known. It is a medicine perfect lv pleasar.t in its'
taste and very innocent in its action, and yet
thorni-li flint it annihilates every particle of the
I
raiiKan-i poisonous virus oi tins areadtui disease :
and, unlike other remedies, it does not drv up the
disease in the blond.
ConstitntionalDcbility.broughtonbysclf-abuseJ
a inostterribledisease.whichhasbroughtthousaiidsj
of the human race to untimelygravesrthus blasting!
the bnlln.nt hopes of parents, and blightingin the
HUM UIC UlUUlim ttllllMUOII f'l UlilllV H tUUIl.l
can be emed bv this Infallible Kemedv. And as a
medicine which must benefit everybody, from the
simply delicate tothe confined and despairing inva
lid, no equal is to be found, acting both as a cure
and preventive.
IIELMBOIJVS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla,
For Purifying the Hlood, removing all diasesari
singfrom excess of Mercury, expomre and im
prudence in life, chronic constitutional disease,
arising from an impure state of the Hlood, and
the only reliable nnd effectual remedy known for
the cure of Scrofula. Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
Ulcerations of the Throat and Legs, Tains and
Swellings of the Hones, Tetter, .Pimples on the
Face, and all Scalv Eruptions of the Skin.
This article is now prescribed by seine of the
most distinguished Physicians in the country, and
has proved more efficient in practice than any pre-
i paration ot s.arapanlla vet ottered to the miblic.
; Several cases ot secondary Syphilis, Jlercui ialand
j Scrofulous diseases have entirely recovered in the
' incurable wards of our public institutions which
had for many years resisted every mode of treatment
that cold d be devised . These en srsfn rnisb tril. imr
examples of the salutary effects of this medicine
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in arresting some of the most inveterate diseases,
I Ln.oLio.a.tofdruguistsaKddealersevervwhe
, All letters directed to the proprietor or" agei
. 1 1 rs vT-
after the glands were destroyed and the bones al
ready affected.
Notick. Letters from responsible Physicians
and Professors of several Medical Colleges, and
certificates of cures t're m atients will be found
accompanying both Preparations.
Pitit ES, Fluid Extract Huchu, $1 per bottle, or
(! bottles for ,5.
" " " Sarsaparilla, same prices,
equal in strength to 1 gallon Svrup of Sarsaparilla.
Prepared and sold by II. T. 1IELMROLD, Chem
ist, 2C3 Chest nut-st.. near the (i irard House, Pliilad.
To be had of PECK & HAMILTON, Perrys-
here
ents
' receive immediate attention. f iune (i
lolvK ,.,.P Wntch nml Iti liv Sit,,,...
; r-111E subscribers have opened a stock of Gold!
! JL and Silver Watches, German Silver and com
mon Spectacles. Silver. German Silver and ulated
I Spoons: Ear-rings, Finger-rings. Breast-pins, und
, all the articles usually kept in such establishments.
' Clocks constantly for sale. Lettering neatly done.
. Clocks, watches and jewelry carefully repaired.
I J. II. WILLIAMS & SON
Bowling Green, Amr. '-'0. ls.y. (;m
01 Seneca county. Ohio, i will otter at jmblie sale
i 'o'.0rtf l'rr0 bl Vye Y"d
, eoiintv, Ohio, on the 2.-d day ot November, A. D.
, Wtween the hours of 10 .. m. and 4 r. m., the
wcst I,a,t' of t,ie sollt1' west p:rter of section 2:1,
!in town v nortli, of range nine east, taken as
na'QI
iiiMUti s r.i.p.. m virtue ot an
to me directed from the court ot common pleas,
execution
j the property of Samuel Gingery at the suit of Wm.
-fc against theaid Saminel Gig-1
1 Oct. 27,18.3-). 24v5l.C Wood Co., Ohio.
An Open Polar Sea.
Statement one of the Seamen who sailed
in the Advance.
;
, i, f en ,,;iut, ,1,, ., .,.r,..i-v
f t -11 r .. 1 ,i r m
i(l(:s.(nbf'd as. awfully grand; the limitless
plum presenting to the eyes one vast barren
and, save the dismal moaniiigs of the
f arctic winds, silence everywhere prevailed.
; At Imgl!!, after incredible toil, further pro-
Our further progress by the ship was inter
cepted by limitless fields of solid ice. --. Dr.
Kane disembarked, and commenced the over
land journey north, in canine conveyances,
consisting of a caravan of 60 Esquimaux and
Labrador dogs, harnessed lo sledges, carry
ing, besides the 40 weapons, &c, provisions
for several months, a monument prepared in
New York, to be erected on the spot where
Sir John Franklin ami party are suppcsul to
have perished.
1 he party journeyed over ice and snow at
! , ' ? Z,7hv 's p,
tf?S US intercepted by a ast Open WB,
extending in front and on either side until.
lost in the distance.
! 'The thermometer had for several days ill -
T . 1 1 1 I . " .
tncaieci a gradual increase 01 tempera Hire,
? utllil it had reached zero : on the shores of
,IlIS northern sea it indicated a much higher
temperature. The waters of this sea, as well
solas the adiucent soil, indicated a tern ne rat lire
0f f,om 4Q to 45 deg. A Species of grass
, r.,,. ,ur. .
' , c , , c , to. , ,
) bers of herbiferou3 and other animals and
birds, hitherto unknown to naturalists, were
feeding or roaming in fearless indifference,
The Relief has brought home a living bird,
,.eS(,lljbil lft in some aspects the silver seagull.
mi i y i 1 . t
! 1 hls blnl u"a.s caugllt lvl" e J'OUllg, Oil the
shores, and became entirely domesticated,
and seems highly pleased with its new acquaintances.
Difficulties of Arctic Navigation.
The ivane expedition succeeded in crossing
Melville bay and reached the headlands of
Smith's sound, as early as the 6th of August,
1853. Finding the ice to the north com
pletely impenetrable they were forced to at
tempt a passage along the coast, where the
rapid tides, running at the rate of four knots
an hour, with a rise and fall of 10 feet, had
worn a temporary opening. Previous to ta
king this step, which involved great respon
sibility, and proved in tact equivalent to
! sacrificing the brig, a Francis metallic boat.
' wit h a store of nrovisions thev ca it a.
; cuche in the Arctic was concealed as a
! pnns nf .-ptiPTi
j,cnso1 eueat.
I ne penetration Ot The pack ice, was at
i i tpnded bv manv obstacles. The vessel croun-
I ded with every tide, and but for her extreme
strength would not have been able to sustain
ihe shocks of the ice. She was twice ou
her beam-ends, and once on fire from the up
setting of the stoves. She lost her jibboom,
best bower anchor, bulwarks, and 600 fath
oms of warping-line. They were cheered
however by a small daily progress, and by
the 10th of September had succeeded in gain
ing the northern face of Greenland, llere.
the young ice froze around them, and com
pelled them to go into winter quarters. For
four months of the year the mercury was
solid daily, and the mean annual temperature
was 5 deg. below zero summer and winter.
The scurvy was readily controlled, but the
most fearful and novel feature of the winter
was a tetanus or lockjaw, which defied all
treatment. It carried away 57 of their best
sledge dogs, and two men.
; Sachem, who has seen a specimen of the flour,
I confirms Mr. Wilcox's statement in reference
i . . rr1 . ,
i Us appearance The. com is pronouncQd
-superior to any other kind for bojliilg in its
green state. Those, who may wish to give
; lHst wheat Hour. Ilie editor ot the Uneidn
! A Ni:w Vauikty of Coitx. Mr. J. W.
; Wilcox, of Vernon, N. Y., has grown a new
; variety of corn. He calls it the. Bread Corn,
! and savs it produces flour equal in apnrnr-
; ance, and very similar in its qualities, to the.
j t liis new corn a t rial can, doubtless, procure
seed of Mr. Wilcox His address is
'Oneida, Madison CO., IS. .