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Perrysburg Journal.
nbllihed Trtry Frldny Morning by
JAMES TIMMOAS.
TERMS:
On copy, on ?ar,ln advance
On eopj.slx months ' 100
On oopj.thrs month 40
Rates of Advertising.
n,nr on
F.aeh subsequent insertion-' 80
lA eolumnforS month 7 Off
K colnmn forO month 12 00
Wootamn for li months JO CO
A column for (I month 10 BO
y$ ooluinn for month 18 00
column for 12 month 30 00
U colnmn for I month 12 00
W column for 9 month 22 00
W column for 12 month 4t nO
1 nolo mo for 12 month 75 00
Administrator' or Kseculnr' Notice-" 100
Business csfds, not exceeding; 6 lines, 1
yer t 0 00
Hotiee In local column, per tine 10
JOB PRINTING.
Of srerT description, executed In a stvlo rlefv-
inf competition, nd cheap can be done
elsewhere. W frire our personal attention to
all Job Work, and allow none but first dsns
wort to tear theoflice. tall and examine spec
Imen.
TIME TABLE—D. & M. Railroad.
OlMOaOUTO. eOINOKCBTH.
a.m. r
Totedo-.-12.10ra
r
A.W
20 Costar
4t Milton..
.-3
.3.
4 67
too
5 09
8 24
PerrTb'gl2 34 9
Rnachton- 12 41
HullPra' 12 60
iiaskln-U S2
Tonlngany 1.02
Weston-- 1.17
Milton 1.37
Cuitar-. 131)
.A2;Wratnn..
10
.fltl.Tontnfrsny 8
10
02 llsskin -3
6.PS
5.35
5.50
6.15
10
10
10
10
12 riullPralrie 3
29 Roachtntl. 4
I't-rrvsburg4.
38 Toledo 4
LIMA ACCOMMODATION.
r.n .
A.M.
S.1S Cnstar
4.18 Milton
4 Si) Weston
4.4'VTunto(rany
4.i0 kins
SO Hull Prairie.
-&.30 Knachtin -
.9.00 Perrvsliurj:.-
tJ.Oo Toledo
..6.51
..6.58
.7.10
-7.50
..8.08
. 8 12
827
.8.42
.-9.25
Toledo
Perrrsbnrjt
Roschton
Hill Prairi
H iskins -Tontojanr
Walton ..
Milton
CusUr
PERRYSBURG ACCOMMODATION.
P.M. A . U
Tils.li 6 20iPerr.Tsh"rp 0.20
East Toledo 0.20 rtntes Side Track-.. 32
ft i ts Side TrckB.3S Rust Toledo 0 44
Psrrjrsbitrg 8.50 TnM. 6.50
PERRYSBURG ACCOMMODATION. SENECA J. POWELL, Agent.
SOCIETIES.
Phænix Lodge No. 123, F. and A. M.
rt il I 5 m n:i licati ii o!ie First od Third
Xsnrlajr E veningsf. f orich Mtiiitb,a6folinv,:
Itniary l-l.MJiily 1-15
Februarv 5-19 Aiignst 5-19
March 4-13 September 2 It!
April 1-15 ; October 7- 21
M.iy 8-0 Voremher 4-1S
'no 3 17 December 218
Phænix Lodge No. 123, F. and A. M. Wm. CROOK, Jr., W. M.
A. M. RUSSELL, Secretary.
A. M. RUSSELL, Secretary. Perrysburg Lodge No. 179, I. O. G. T.
Stated Meetings every Tuesdiiy Evening.
A. M. RUSSELL, Secretary. Perrysburg Lodge No. 179, I. O. G. T. FRED. YEAGER, W. C. T.
CHAS. KEEPS, W. R. S.
Fort Meigs Division S. of T. No. 135.
Stated Msetinffs rvrv Mnnrlav evenine.
MAGGIE M. VASS, W. P.
GEO. CROOK, W. R. S.
BUSINESS CARDS.
New Furniture House !
I. n tVI! SITZLKU
HAVING pnrclMscd tho Cabinet EUb!i.-l).
ro?l of the luta Joseph ii-i'zinp r, pro
Mrt to continue (lie business at UieshiTie stand.
Tlione denirinp to jret furniture of iiny kind,
will plenne call and enmine my ttnck, of which
a 'fine ftelectiun will be kept nhvavn mi hnnd.
Coffin h of vniioui siiiui ou baud, or murie
prompur to -ardtr. in
New Millinery Shop.
misses F. E. & It. J. IIAM.r.Y,
TTAVE Just received their Spring Stock of
A. Milliuerr IioihIh. u. n I tail to call anu
oxumire the new utiles.
.tlf Kooir.a over G. B. Kreps Stori".
W. V. PERRY, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon,
RuaiJeuc on Front Street, in the house be
longing to Mrs. Hill,
PERYSUKG, OHIO.
4"x
T03MTOGANY FiLLS
OFFICE;
formerly occupied Li Mar. U. E.rprees
Co., oii tloor north of F. 11. Miller
C Co.'s Store,
Keap constantly on hand andfnr sale,
Flour, iUnl, Urnii, Shorts,
ItlidllllllCN, &c,
IV Floor dulirered free of charge.
Horrysburg.O., Jan. 27, 1S69. 40xx
THE PERHYSBTHIG MILLS.
J A. 11 ICS P. AVKRII.L.
Fltitr, nieal, mill Frrd & train.
At Wholesale and EeUil.
tSTOIflc on Front street, opooMi o Mills.. SXX
pr.uu vnjiuft, o.
t7austom Work ground erery'day onshmt
Jiotic. ' 10
HENRY H. LODGE,
Attsriey mid Conusrlor at l aw.
Notary rmbtlc and I.nnd Acrnt.
1boe on Front-street, near Nortou's Kxclu.i ce
ii .tit.
PERItVSBlKC, OHIO.
Will rir prompt nlti-ution to ulMiusiness en
trusted to Uis care,iu Wood and adjoining ci un
1 i a a 4 in
GEORGE STRAIN,
lttrupy and Counselor at Law,
I'cniiVKiu oitio.
Ill Claims k Colledions Hrff i e Prompt Attention.
Improved Lands for Sale.
Olieein Exealsior Block. front room upstair,
furunr I.ouiaiaiia-avauuo and Sucoud-stieet.
8H.Kli3.V, DEIT3Cn0IE3 & I0NO,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Office in Itntutt Block,
Howling Green, Woo I Coiintj", O,
Cullectioua Made and Taxes Paid.
H. WILTS E & SON.
1'ropriator of
FEREYSBURG SAW HILL.
Uanufaoturera and Icalei in
JLumber ot all Orscrlptlouii.
tll orders trill reeoire prompt attention.
14rliJuUr attention paid to custom work, 1st
A its n. TYI.SH.
OBRT I. TILLT.
TPVI PIT X, Til IV
v tii w mm
itlorneys & Counselors at Law,
And Soli, '.torn in Chairrrv
m via la rKiiiii tlii nil'NTV. n
Mr.Tillr U Notar 1'ublic tod Couimiai.iuDer
V Iv I
REAM -MADE CLOTHING
Jj"0K ilen' aud Uoy'i wear at
HEACP'b
ON MARRIAGE.
Ilnnpy llrllel lor 'ounu Men from
the effects of Error and A butt a in early lis
Manhood restored. Kiivous debililv cured.
Impediment to Mariiaie removed. New mrth
i4 of treatuienl. Now and reuiurkab'e rvniediea.
Uook and Circulars eent free, In araled uvel
g.pe, Addrras HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
41 'o, J S 'Ulb Kiulu tt. I'liiladuli Li, I'.
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DnlTiln l.snd E. Hsnnsforrt A Cnv
Dry Om.ds-A. M. Grsff A Phillip.
AdministrAiorR' Notice-George Garfield. .
Slrben ie end cream ar now among th
Imurir of the scar ft,
. Th Ohio Slate Teacher' A asocis lion meet
thi 7r at l'M-in-Usy, July 3d and 4 b. .
-Wood county ha a tlx leafed pig, and tlan.
cook Count has calf i lib six legs, Tbey ar
all dolrjr well. '
Mr. N. H. Cai.lard treated hi potato bug
to hot bath, n( has now got new potatoes as
large a walnnta.
The Council of th Village of Fostorla
liar appointed a Commute to visit Cincinnati
to purchase t fir trigln for their town.
Twelve sheep of the Cotawould breed rleld
ed 127 pound of wool at this prlng clip. They
are owned by a gentleman In Allen county.
II. L. Wood, Jr. bad seTeral teams engaged
lost week in hauling gisvol from the bed of th
rirer and spreading it npnn the Stone road.
Mr, T. J. MrnrflT baa recently purchased
the drug a'ore at We tin, and ha put oda
fountain in good trim to do sertice during th
tot weather.
Cat t. A. R. Champmt ha got hisaoda foun
tain In good trim to quench the thirst of ourohl
ten whnpasa that way. He ha put it up in
ice so that it will keep over th hot weather.
Mr. F. J. Oblinokr informs us (hut the
school exhibilion in Dottling Ursen on Tues
day erening was complete in all it parts, and
one ufilie brat 1,0 eter attended. '
Th M. E. Church of thla place ba been
greatly Improrcd In appisranc by baring two
coats of calcimine put upon the walla and ceiling,
The walls are now of light larender color,
while the ceiling is of pure whito.
The stran berry fraliral giren by the lady
members of tho I'rcsbvteri.in Church at Nor
ton's Exchange on Tuesday erening, was
largely attended. Th cake, ice-cream and
Strawbcriies were excellent. Th receipts wera
$.
Jay Cooks and his family haro returned (o
; their beautiful summer residence on Oibralter
Island at Piit-in lUr. lie has chartered the lit
tle steamer ilxjutie for the season for the exclu
sive nre of his family and their guests and
friends.
We Icnrn from Mr. ArsTiH of Webster
township, that the cut and wire worms are Tery
numerous and Tery Irnublesomo in the sod and
new ground this rear in his ricinitr. Also
from Dr. Cabman of Fr-eport that the same
trouble exists in Montgomery township.
W are informed Hut resident of this
ountv hibored aiz hours with the Auditor on
List Saturday to get relieved of one rod of
uiicli and vtcm ctnti that tad been assessed to
him. II could hare dug the ditch in less time.
What will not aomo people do to escape paying
their just propoition of taxes?
Ow ing to ill health Commissioner Srisner,
who was appointed to Gil the vacancy occa
sioned by the death of Eber Wn.soji, tendered
bis resignotion on Fiiday laat. He has not been
able, we beliere, to attend any meetings of the
Board since his appointment. The vacancy
will probably nut be filled until after the ct oo.tr
Convention.
Another St rawberry Frst ival. The lady
members of the M. E. Church arc mnkinjr ar
rargement to hold a at run berry and ice-cream
festival in the baseuu'tt of their church, on next
Thursday evening, and desire us t) extenil
general invitation to our citizens to be present.
Returned Home. Hon. E. D. Puck reach-e
1 home, direct from Washington, on Wednes
day afternoon, looking halo and hearty. He re
lumed on the 4 P. M. train, and before 8 P. M.
bad made a professional call on a aick patient,
hu r. fused to be c mforted until Dr. I'iOI was
summoned.
A. M- fJrarr Itrtli log. In their nw advertisement
this week the announcement ia
made of Ike retirement of A.M. Graff, E-q.,
from the old and well-known firm of A. M.
Graff A Phillips.
Also ihat One Hundred Thousand Dollars
worth of Dry Goods is offered for sale at cost.
If you wish to get a bargain, oil at 107 Summit
Street. Toledo.
A Whopper. Suitb, of the Wauseon ?-)tul,Uvnn,
pot about 'one oats too many when he
stated that three firms in that village had pur
chased, wilhin three days, 2G8.2S5 bushels of
oats. Anuisr, of the Napoleon SijnfU, diyes in
to the official reports snd shows that there were
only 2"fl,23i bushels of oats raised in Fulton
county last year, of which it would be fair to
presume that f ne-half, at least, would be ab
sorbed by home consumption. Can't yon come
down two or three bushels, Ilro, Smith T
Tax Leyics. By reference to an ordin.
nee published in the Council proceeding, it
will be seen that a levy of 20 wills is made
for the purpose therein tamed.
At the meeting of the electors of School Dis
rict No, 1 on Wednesday evening, a tax of i
mills were levied for tuition purposes, and 3
mills for contingent fund.
The County Commissioners at their session
laat week mtde the following levies for couuty
purposes for 1372 :
Cm rent Expense Fund 2 4 10 mills.
ltriilge Fund 1 mill.
Cuuimiu It iad Fund 1-10 mill.
C;rmlunth:c I'xrrcie at the Iliirli
Sc'iool. The commence merit exercises of the
rerrrghuru Hiirh Schjol will tak nlae on Vrl-
day evening of uext week, June 21, at the Cuioa
school builJiog, commencing t 7 o'clock.
It will certainly be an occasion of deen inter-
e.-t to the comniuuity, as the creuiug will bo de
voted chiefly to the graduating exercises of U s
Senior Class. We hope, therefore, to see
large atteud-iuce.
We had expected to eive the rrocrramme of
exerciees in this paper, but Mr. Taylor, the Su-
penuteudeut, being unexpectedly called and de
tained sway from home it cou'.d nut be prepared
for this issue.
The Still m ol lust Filduy The heavy
rain storm, accompanied by severo gr.le of
wind, that visited this section ou last Friday
afternoon, done but little damage in this viciui
tr, except the destruction of some fruit and
shade trees. Iu Tuledohowever, it was attended
with disastrous and fatal results. The m-rth
wall of Rkko, Ehv & Co' drug ator was
blow s down, crushing in us fall the Canal
Collector's (Aire, a two-story frame adjoining, in
which three men were hurried and crushed to
death, Thirtheen persons wete in the drug
store build iug at the time, five of whom escaped
uninjured, w hile eight wet taken cut of the
runis, some severely injured while other were
butilighlly bruised.
A boat, containing three men engaged in fish,
ing, wa also cupaised and two of the men
drowned.
School Board J ltictlon. The election
fortaro members of th Board of Education took
place no Weduesday afternoon a per announce
meul. The candidate presented br the friends
of the Old Board wer Akdhiw Rosea snd
Join O. Hoffman. By th New Board Saw
1'ib Smith and Fmrtaici Veaue. Personally
they ar all good, men, with little, or nuchoioj
between themfor the position. But beinginformed
since the election by friend of th New Board
that they had made (groat mistake by putting
up candidate with teu.pe-ance proclivillea,
which was tho result of their defeat, w hare
but this comment to make, that it is a sad
Comtu-'Utary upou nychonl distiicl which can
defeat candidate upon this Issue.
Th election was attended with but little ex-
citemout on th streets, snd the business meet.
Ing In th evening was devoid of th usual
Intorest. W ar In possession of th report
of the Board which w will publish next week.
Th following i th result of lb vote I
Boaeh 19H I Smith 1M
Uuilouo 177 Yeagtr Jl.'
'Gems' For the Sentinel.
To prevent our copying th "gems from hi
paper, the editor of th &nliml mad them so
nasty that ha wa slinfld w would not ad
mit ll.tm to onr column. Being deprired of
Ibis useful mure nf Important Information w
have been thrown upon our own resotiree and
furnish th following gems for that paper t
Chicago outside.
Ain't we smart T
It rained to-mormw.
Greta peas are coming.
Perrysburg ain't nowhere.
Th tree are in full leaf.
"A I." F.bersnl am some.
" Al." Thnrstln m moio n.
Th young robin la blooming.
Th sun shines when it don't rain.
Man snd woman was msde to mourn.
( I.sger-beer is going down ain't that funny T
For niee, clean shsrs go to "Ed." Reed'
(hop .
Th potato bugs and th cut-worm is busy a,
work.
Wa belicva In every man blowing hi own
horn. W do.
Important I Th school marm at th Beil "
ain't married yet.
Jim." Tlmmons isn't wslk with the grace
and majesty we do.
Farmers sr cultivating his corn last week,
next week and so on.
For Hosteller's Bitters, cell on "Rod." Lease
he keeps the pure Croton article.
The grasshopper he set on punk in vine,
And calls l.is m ite in cheerful whine.
After the Baltimore Convention we will Inform
our 40,000 readors whether we will support Urant
or Oreeley,
"I.arry" Piirni, E,q., is a sober and most esti
mable cititen snd we regret th failure of our
efforts to elt ct him councilman.
We commend to our readers a re perusal of
th beautiful, charming and facinatiog cat
scene which we published laat week.
".San." Abbott cams among n with no inher
itance but his good inri, lis now has a sot of
plated ware, at least As sari to no body else
doc.
The jWiriWI is ti e largest paper, contains
more news, is better edited and has a greater
circulation than any other in th State of Ohio.
Subscribe for it.
Wnnted Immi'dhiu-lj . The New York
St.ir thinks the great wantuf the ago is msu.
Men whn will not lie.
Men tii a t will mind their own holiness.
Men who know their places and fill it, em.
Men w ho are not too lazy to nurli, nor 103
proud to be poor.
M.-n who are willing to eit what they hare
earned, and wnr what tliev hare paid for.
Men ttiat never brag nor ion.
Men that never Big nor Cinch.
And men who have courage without show.
A atenmhnet mnn, hating a "lav off dav"
yesterday, arose at six in the morning, and be
fore eight w is inside of a suit of wedding clothes.
At nine o'clock he wa a married man, and at
noon aat down to dioner in a rented house, in
which carpits had been put down, stoves and
beda set up and furnitui arranged. Detroit
Fre !.
He is now fully pr -pared to repent at leisure,
or go to Chicago and get relieved from lis
troubles.
Another Panic In Dry Rnod Fred'
Enton ttr Co. on theWnr Pnth.-Every person
Is interested in knowing where they can get
theirwanls supplied, and supplied at th most
economical fignres. The aemi-snnual closing-out
sale at the two mammoth establishments of Fred
Eatos A Co.. Toledo, ia alwaya considered the
time and place ti go and be comforted. Now
is the accepted time. They lis ve m irked their
goods so low that it would involr rain upon
any firm in the West who imy attempt to under
sell them. Ij k at these figure for a sample :
Stand.ird Prints at 7c. worth 12c.
Striped Grenadines at 12c, worth 25e.
Fipnreit Grenadines t 10c, worth 25c.
Huff Grass Cloth st Ills, worth 20c.
Everything else marked down in proportion to
thrse fignr. This aflf-.rda a rare opportunity
for those m want of Dry Good, or w ho may be
in want soon, to lay iu a supply while ttie panic
lasts. Don't forget the place, Fkfd. Eatom Jt
Co '8, 77 A 79 and l',9 4 171 Summit Street,
Toledo.
Three Vnluiible Pieces ol Properly fi r
sale I
One dwelling house, one hotel snd on ator.
Alt situated in the village of Peirysburg.
Ecquire st the office of Asnaa Cook.
That Geo. P. Rowell A Co., No. 41 Park
Row, sre the most extensive sdrertising agent
in thi city, is a fsct too well known to dispute.
—New York Programme.
MEETING OF TOWN COUNCIL.
C'OCNOIL Rooms, Perrysburg, O., )
Juoe4,la72. j
Council met in regulsr session aud wss called
lo order hy the Mayor.
f resent Msvor KheinfranR. Counctlmen
Cook, franker, Hoffman snd Westcott,
On motion of Mr. Cook S. i). W eatcott was id-
pninled Clerk, pro lem.
sir. iodic nrwrttfl toe loitowing resolution :
IteioheJ, That Ihe Marshal ba ordered to
bring iu tiie absent members.
On motion of Mr. liouuian (lie resolution wa
adopted by a unanimous vote.
1 ho alarahal after a short absence came in
with Mr. Eticrly who took his seat in the Coun
cil Mr. Roach being out of town and the Cletk
being detained on account of sickness in his
family, the Marshal wa excused from further
eft')' I. "
On motion the reading of the minutes of laat
meeting ivaa disposed with.
On siotion, the Mayor appointed a committee
on fire department, consisting of Geo. llotlmao,
rerer irauaer aoa 9. li. weatcnlt.
Mr. Cook reported an Ordiuinca to Croat and
Regulate the File Drpaunn-nl of the Incorpor
ated Village of Perrysburg, which was read the
first time.
On motion the rule w--re srnnondel and th
ordinance was read t a-coml and third time and
put upou its passage. Too Clerk called Hie area
aud uays with tha following result: Ares
C-.nk, Cranker, U .tluuu, Eoerly aud Wvstcott.
NayeS none.
By Mr. UiK-tt. Ileioleed. 1 hat the Council
doea hereby recognise, adopt and accept the
Pcrry.bnrg Firu Company No. l,a the l-.nino
Company priivi.tea lor umlrr thu ordiuanoe now
in lorce adopted umiinmoualy.
by Mr. lloH'man. ItenletJ, That Wesley
Cranker and Sarilius Belv ill. be uu'hoiized to
organize a llosu Company for services in the
r ire Department ot the village of fern burg.
and repoit their proceedings at the next tuecliug
of the Council adopud iiiianimoiisly.
(In motion the MreerCouiuiisaiouer was au-
tltoriiA-il to pr-icure two scrapers for the use of
the low ii, a . so to putcbase pi-ink for street cros
sing amounting to some 4,100 feet, aud report
the bills to the Ci-uocil.
On motion the Council s.liournsd to Tucsdav
Evening, Juue 11th.
Perrysburg, June 11, 1872.
Council met in regular session.
Piesent Mayor Uhciiifinnk, and Councilmon
Westcott, Cook, Cranker, Hoffman, Uoacti and
buerly.
The Mayor called the Council to order and
the minutes nf the last twu meetings wer read
ami approved.
Mr, Cook reported the following ordinance t
AN ORDINANCE Prescribing th rate of tax.
tion tor the year A . 1. In 72.
Suction I. Be it ordained by th Council nf
the Incorporated Village nf Perrysburg, ttiat the
following taxes be, sod the earn ar hereby lev
ied lor the year, A. 1). 1472:
For sinking fund to par the principal of bonds
Usued to the Dai tool Michigan Uailioad Cotu
pany. ten(101mill on the dollar valuatiou of
all property in said corporation.
Ssc. II. To pay Interest on th abov num.'d
bond, twi (2) mill ou kh dollar valuatiou.
Sue. III. On aooouut of corporation prison,
on ( 1) mill nn th. dollar valuatiou.
Sao. IV. To pay Marshal, one-half of ooetJi)
mi I oo tho dollar valuation.
SiO. V. For atreet improvement one(l) mill
on the dollar valuation.
Src. VI For oomoion corporation pufpoae
two u ; inuis on ineuoiiar valuation.
Sko. VII. To pay c lu.-tery debt one (!) mill
on the dollar valuation.
Skc. VIII. To pay for Gr eugine on (l)tuill
on ihe dollar valuation.
Skc. IX. For cemetery purposes other than
the payment of cemetery debtuue (I) null on th
d dl.ir valuation.
Sko. X. F -r fire department one (I) mill on
ma dollar valuation.
Th. ordinance wa read th first lime, and on
motion of Mr. Iloacli th. rules wer. suspended
and His ordinance ria l the second and third
time and put upon its passage, which resulted iu
its auopuoo Dy aunamm iu vote.
J. H. RHEINFRANK, Mayor.
JAMES HAYES, Clerk.
SHERIDAN'S RIDE.
BY TOMAS BUCHANAN READ.
tXp from the South at break of day,
Bringing to Winchester fresh dismay,
Th affrighted air with a shudder tmre,
Like a herald in haste to the chieftain' door,
Thn terrible grum de and rumble and roar,
Telling the battle wa on one more,
And Sheridan twenty mile away.
And wilier aiiil thou billow nf war
Thundered along the horisons' bsr.
And louder vet Into Winchester rollej
The roar of that red un -ontrolled,
Making the blond of the listener cold,
A he thought of th Make in that fiery frar,
(Villi Sheihlan twenty mile away.
But there Is road from Winchester town
A good, broad highway leading down I
And there through th flash of th morning
light,
A steed as black as the atced nf night,
Was aeon to paaa with eagl flight,
As if he knew the terrible neen,
lie stretched anar with the utmost speed j
Hills ros and fell but hi heart wa gy,
With Sheridan fifteen milna sway,
Under hi spurning feet th road
like an arrowy Alpine river 8 "red.
And th landscape sped awav behind
Mke an ocein firing before the wind:
And the steed, like a bark fed with furnace Ire,
Swept nn, hi wi'd eye full nf fir
Hut, lo I he is nearing hi heart' desire,
tin is snuffing the snv-k of th roaring frar,
With Shoridan only fire mile away.
Th first that the General saw were th groups
Of atagglers, and then the retreating troops :
What was done what to do a glanc told
him both.
And striking his pnr with a terrible oath,
lie dahed down the line 'mid a storm of
hnxsas,
And the wave of retreat checked it course
there because
The sight of the mister compelled it to psnse.
With fnim snd with dust the black charger
was crar,
By th flish of his nostrils plsy.
He seemed to the whole great srmr to say,
"I have benight you Sheridan all the war
From Winchester, down to save tba day 1"
Hurrah, hurrah for Sheridan 1
Hurrah, hurrah for horse and man t
And when their statues are placed on high,
Under the dome of the Union ssv
The American soldier' Temple of Fame
There with tho glorious General's name
Be it asid in letters both bold snd bright ;
"Her ia the steed that ssved the day
Br carrving Sheridan into the fight.
From Winchester, twenty miles away!"
PI73 ntTiTDSSD T33USA1I3.
tSfiOO.OOO B-ittle nf Ukbks's AuarsT
Flowib has been sold in this State in three
months. We only ssk yon to goto the drug
store of A. R. Cil iMPtfsr or at the drug stores
in M.iumce City and get a Bottle Feet of Ch'trg
or regular size at 75 cts. Every Kittle war
ranted to cure Dyspepsia or Mver Comnlaint,
Sickheadache, C stirene?a. Heartburn, Water
brish. Moor Stomach, Imlige-tion, Impure
Ulood,and all disease caused by Impure Blood,
order.inged Stomach and Liver. Try it.
Wst& Tri-ax, Wli-lesale Agents, Toledo, 0.
5m
ARE YOU GOING WEST?
If so, take our advice, and purchase jour
Tickets over ihe old reliable and popular Mis
souri rncitlc Until odd, which is pot itictty,
the only Line that runs three Daily Express
Trains from St Louis to Kansas City snd the
West ! snd is, politicly, the only Line which
ruos Pcu Man's Palsre Sleepers and fine Pay
Coaches (ea;eei'nfy fur moeera) equipped with
MlLLtKS A'fi'Jf I'tufarm and ihe Patent Steam
Brahe, from S". I.otll-to Kansas City, Fort
Scott, Parsons. I.iwrence, Leavenworth. Atcii-
inaon. St. J-'i-phf N -bra-ka City. Council
ftliitT-i and Dmiln triiAoHt change! rnr infor
mation in rt-hrd to I'ime Tablt-s, rates Ac., to
anv i-i-int in Mi. tiri, Kansas, Nebraska, Coin
ra.l i. T .-x is or California, call upon or address
S. II. TtwarMoN, As-nt, Missouri Pacific R. K.
Ciilumbs, Ohio : or E A. Fokd, Ueu'l Passen
ger Agent, St L -uia. Mo.
iV trouble tit an'uicr ij'irntiont.
819,000 Pine Shingles. Just received
per Scuv A'ttie 810 thousand Pine Shingles
which we oJ.:r for the next thirty days at rery
ow prices. Nuw ia the time to buy.
Pick, Hahiltom & Co.
April 23, 1372.
Jl.iney to imnn. The Pcrrysbnrg Sav
ig's&Lnan Assot latino sre prepared to loan
money on short time st ss reasonable rates t
can be obtained in this vicinity. Persons wiab
iog to borrow will do well to give them a call.
S. D. Westcott, Sec'y.
Perrysburg Innc 9. 1371. 7
PERRYSBURG MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY GILBERT BEACH AND
JAMES P. AVERILL.
PERRYSBURG, June 13, 1872.
VVhsnepbn. 1 60.S1 75
Corn V 10 Its .. tie
da shiilled... 41.'.t47.
Drvsse'l Ueit ...Htl2.;
IWIc UbI .. $l3-)0
lings Si 55:5 00
PnUtncs dj((?74
Dried Apples Vic
Butter 13 .lie
KfX Uto llc
Beeswax 25 JIOc
Kl.inrVp bl.-... 9.0
Oits 3j,a37c
Kya .6io
Cl.irer rieed V lu.
Cliiekens V lb 8c
Turkeys V & ..12'
I! ran, Xrr...S2 50
Beans, common 1 50
Lard. 8 JlOo
Feathers 80c
Fla Seed
TOLEDO MARKET
TOLEDO, June. 13. 1872.
Wheat V ln 195 $23 J
Corn 100 tlx ...ate
Pork, mess. ...S12 50
Potatoes ... &il(i5rtl'c
Dried Apples(newilUc
Butler 8ii('20j
t:2s ..Unfit;
Flour bbl. 7.509. j
Oats 62c
Clover Seed t bn. 4 23
Chickens 14'fij iSo
Turkey I(l,il8u
lleans I HtkA2 2j
I Lard &(i'xA3
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOW TUG OLD THIXG U0HKS
AFTER A TRIAL OF OVER 40 YEA B3.
Dr. CutKssMiN's FaiM Pius
Have proved themselves lo be the only remedr
forcorrecting all Female Irregularities, Painful
Menstrustion, aud removing all Obstructions,
whether from cold or otherw ise.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.'
was the coin inen cement of n new era in the treat-
uieut o( IrrL'nlaritie ami OtjstruetHMt, which
tnive c-(, signed o aiiiny to a pro uuture grare.
No f'miIJ cnii enjoy good health uulesa aUo it..
regui.ir, ana wrienever an nun uctinn iakea1
place thefjetu'ral hulth begins tu decline. -
YOU K X l) IF HOW I I IS YOURSELF'!
Every ono wants the mrist reliable remedy'
which is comprised in these i'iils. Take this
advertisement to your Drue gist, nnd tell bi in that
you want the best and mjal relible tuediciceio
thewurld.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
They are'known by thousands hobave used
them aldiiTjrent periodslhrougliuuttliecounlry,
having the sanction of some ol tho most eminent
PhTsicians in America. Explicit directions.
telling when they should not be used , with each
box. 1 be price, One IJullarper Uox.
CaiTioN. None genuine unless laving th
private Proprietary Stamp of ilochibg A Hill-
?r, f roprietnrs.on each Uox. rnr sale by all
lruggiats. Pillssentby mail promptly, secure
from observstii n by remitting tn
P.O. Bog 4.131. N.Y.
Tho Proprietor of the
Maumee Woolen Mills
Will hurl tli 1itrAi trncir t IVnnf l?V
OOOU.S that h Tur twen o0rd at hi )ltla
in Maumee, nianufuotured at hia mill In Kr
moot, and mad of all Wool aud wairauud to
J. J u . i
ui (jiMia verTiuut oucn aa
l)onblo and Twist,
Striped Cnrsimei es,
Satinetts, Stocking
Yarns, Single Yarns,
Plain Flnnnels, ftc,
Whiih lio will F.xehsnge for Wool or Sell for
l7all Bl " lllil.aalM I'l bWH BtlAi.a ll.a I. ti.
to ths Farmer rather than give it to (lie Mor.
ooani. ion an Kiiou' that they mint gut I heir
goods from ths uianiirueiurer snd iioike iheir
li'i'fit. I prefer Selling Dileet in the Consumer.
C.ie maa.cllaiU I will show you the differ
.nee Uiuet-n the Wholesale Manufactiirei's
Prior aud the Untuil Price.
P. C. DEAN,
,'lauiucc I'll), Ohio.
WOOL!
MERCHANDISE.
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Fon.
NEW GOODS
-AKD-
New Styles !
OO TO
W. J. HITCHCOCK'S.
Fox the IJest Stock of
DRESS cooes
In tin market, go to IIITCIIUOCKS.
If you Want Oood
Black or Fancy Silks,
GO TO HITCHCOCK'S.
If you want the Best
Blact Alpaca, for tie Least Money,
Got the Celebrated
"Buffalo" Brand,
AT HITCHCOCK'S.
We have Alpacas, all colors, at 25 cts.
to one dollar. -We
have Lawns, Muslins, and Cam
brics, at 12 to 50 cents.
Sliallies and Delancs at 18 to 20 cts.
Best Scotch and Domestic Ginghams,
15 to 30 ccts. at HITCHCOCK'S.
Good Prints from 8 to 12 1-2 cts. at
HITCHCOCK'S
Cloth,
Cassimeres,
Janes and
Cotton ades,
Very Cheap at,
UITOnOOOK'S.
Carpets and Oil-Cloths
Dclow Toledo Trices at
HITCHCOCK'S,
EEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS,
A good tnek and cheaper than any
where in Northern Ohio, at
HITCHCOCK'S.
We have a splendid Stock ol' the
Latest Styles aud best make of
Laiies&CMlta'sSte&Gata
ALSO
FIXE BOOTS, SHOES L GAITERS
For Men and Boys.
Call, and you will bo oonvinced that
TIME AND MONEY
Is Lost in going to Toledo or else
where to
Buy Goods with the Cash.
v. j. iiiTcurorK.
BUCKEYE
Mower & Eeaper!
The Most Durable, Mist Eshable,
and Lightest Drait Machine
in the Market.
- Th nndersigned has taken the agency, of
above ni iidiiue for Wood County, Oitio, and will
be pl.-ased lo supply all in want of a good ma
chine. The Buckeye has slwars stood n the front
rank ss the bent mower in ua. having taken the
grand Gold Medal at the 1st National Field trial
at Srranuso, S. '., in ISj7 i ihe Oohl Medal at
the 2d National trial at Auburn. N. Y., in 181(5;
nd the Uold Midal of the Ohio Slate Hoard of
Agriculture, at their extensive field trial at
Mansfield in 1870.
The Huckeve of 1872 has mtnr net and val
uable improvements over those of former years.
Among them is Mil'er's improved Table
Self It ike introduced first in 187 1, and believ
ed tn be the best self rnke in use.
Prices of machines low, terms easy, and
ALL W.lURASTr.I).
Orders reapectfullv solirited. and csn be sent
to nieor Win. Crook at Perrysburg: or loft ith
John Pow-r at Ti-ntogany, I. M. Clavton.
Weston, Wni. I,, Uis. Heaver Cn-ek, David
Itassolt. Grand Kapida, John Long, t'nilar. A.
Fav, llotvling tireeo, Austin Vaol'.l ireum, Por
tage, (ieo. I,. Ketchum, West Millgrove, Geo,
Hole nib, Freeport. '
Duplicate pieetf4 and repairs nf all the differ
ent sixes snd kinds of llutkeve Machines, kept
at the Agricultural Store of Win. Crook, Per
ryshurg. Ohio.
t'ircotars giving pricaof Mowers & Reapers,
terms, Jtc, furnished on application.
, J.nii:s w. iiosm,
Ag'-nt Tor WoiiU Co.
Perrysburg Ariil 12. 1S72. ftlui
A.R.GHAMPI
DEALE3 IX
Drugs &
, Medicines,
Paints, Oils and Varnishes,
Brushes ia Urge variety,
Lamps and Trimmings,
Druggists Sundries and
Fancy Goods.
NEWS DEPOT.
Scvhool Books,
Stationery and
WALL PAPER.
All Wall Pa'jicr purchased of me will
be Triinmed, Freo of Charge.
Perryslmrg Savings
xrt
LOAN ASSOCIATION
rpll E meetings nf shove Association are nn
X the first S iturda v Kvpiiingnf each month.
The Shares xf Stock 1201) each, payable ill
Installments of II per month on each share.
Money loaned to Sbsre-liolders aud Depositor
on a monthly repavable basts, lo those win! a tab
to build hotihi , remove incumbers noes, &.G.
Interval paid no all deposits for 9i) Jay or up
Vard,cuuipuuuJed semi-annuall y
ASIIKU COOK, V.
S. 'J. 'TuTC rr, .b'.r'.
LAND AGENCY.
Land & Loan Agents,
FINDLaAY, O.
To Bell or Exclinnse for other Prop
erlr.
CI tint A-riltlH.
Kn. 95 80 irrss, 3 hnuses snd bsrii, I'i
miles n rtb from (J.mrt Huus. Good (nil, plentr
of fruit.
No. 151100 sere, AJ nndi'r cnMrallon snd
down in (trsas rerj fins limber snd soil ; (mid
IrsmB huuae, prime fence! 4 miles north nf
Dunkirk, nn I'iltsburfr A Ft, Wayne It. It. l'rlcs
g!l:l per sor.
Nn. 1)3-200 seres, 100 under cultlrslinn 2
lifr houses and barns, lair nrcliards, prims anil
snd timber rsilriad building near it. Nine
miles from ilarltnrd City, In I., Ihe crn.sing of
ifi tlinniKh railrnsd lines. I'rins 1 1 500.
Nn. 21: A lln farm of 100 seres miles
fruro Findlsr, Ohio, sear rid(rs road. Well Im
proved. 80 sppls tree and an abundsnes
nf small fruit. 70 seres nndereiiltirstion. Lares
frame home. Ilarn 40x75 ft. witli frimd stone
foundation. Uun of liio(f water norer lails
in barn mrd. All necessary nut-biiildinir.
1'rir, tS.OOO. tl.000 cssli, balance in pameuis
of II.UoO each with six per eent interest.
Cliisji B -THI II Ell I.A.D1.
Nn. 5280 acres, nsi. 14 iu Marion tp.,
Henry eoiintr.
No. 89 - 210 seres, prima tasn'ier, 3 miles south
I Mt. Ticttirv, on Ilia lie Line Ii. R I'ric
ui Jill.
Nn. 13J -85 seres, ni n s. 4. Plesssnt
tovrnsl.lp, Imcnrk coiin x.
No. 18180 Acres, 4 miles enst of Luipgio,
Putnam eounty, nn tiiJ railni.nl.
No. 207 North half, nuthw9t quarter, iec.
13, Henrr township. Wood county, O.
No. 221100 sores of heary oak. bick iry and
other timber in Marion township, Ujnry cjunty,
Ohio, 60 seres dusdened.
No. 222 -80 seres 2 miK'S northwest af Me
Comb, Hancock eoiiutr, Oliio. Q'jod limber snd
wi'tl dittbed. dm ill amount cleared. I'riQe, $1,
800. Cliltj C-IMlAIItIC f.ADS.
No. 190 ISO acres, part timber! fln land;
near Garnet, Anderson conntr. Kansas.
Nn.204-lri0 nirrhweat " quarter, seo. 10.
townsliip 77, ranjre 32, Adair conntr, lows, nne
mile from Caser's sisli in on the fjlticign, Rock
Island k Haciflc B. U.,a manufactiiring town.
Price I COO.
No. 209.-240 acres in Rinjrold Co., Iowa.
CIums I--Dnllliigs nnd I.oli.
No. 95 A flue new house snd 3 lots, in liut
ler.on the Like .Shore R. i., a tlirivinir town.
No. 1 IS 00 acres in out lots, at S150 per
ere; lolsof any sim to suit purchasers. Very
lonetimn on fisymenis.
No. 13 5 House, birn, orchard, 8 acres
pround, fine limestone 'parry, on Lima street,
Findlav. O. Price ff 2 51)0.
No. 179-3 loin in bnaioess center, Main street
Uowlinr Green, 0. $1,000.
Nn. 133 -New house, West Sandusky street,
Findlsr. $1200.
No. 202-2 story frame house and 2 lots, In
JlcComb. O. $1,200.
No. 2JO-10 lots iu North FicdLiy at bar
gain. ci im r-mLiaS.
No. 139 --I'priirlit steam mr mill, near Ada,
u. A spieti'lut linn lerinjr region.
Nj. 2j1 Urist mill, near Uaniionshurjr, O.
Class U BUSINESS IIOI SKS.
Twonn Main street, Findlay, O.
cias ii-:iorr.LS.
The good holelsi will sell at a bargain.
They are located well and, doing a splendid bu
siness. Terms vzry favorable on a7l ihe
above Property. Full particu
lars g'ven by letter or otherwise.
TO THE LADIES
IT will pay the Ladies of Perrysburg snd Vi
crntr to (to to .Maumee to boy their Millinery
nd Fancr Goods instead of (fnior to Toledo, as
the well known Millinery Stoie of MeOarty' has
a lull line of all the No'clties ol the Season.
Mr. Me C ARTY
Cla'nis that his being connected with a Larg
Millinery & Fancy Goods
Store in Toledo, enable him togelgnods st
VERY LOW PRICES,
And that he cm sell thern for the same if not
less than can be bought in Toljd j.
50ii
E. D. Psi. Tresr. H. E. Tscg.
II. A. UaaiLTa.N, Vice Pr. F.R. JIjllkb, Cash.
Exchange Bank
OF
PERriYSBUaG, OHIO.
Gavcramcat Securities, Cold i Biehanarc Got iSo'J.
u
I::uss rorelja Crafts !i ITakes Ssllsctioa:.
Eeceive Dspoiiti, Hikes Loans and Sis
coaau fiasiaess Paper.
Furfign Piagc Tickets i Revenue Stamps SoIJ.
olicits Accoonts from Business .lien
it ud Others.
Dr. Crook's Wine of Tar.
10 YEARS
OK A
Public Test
a
Has proved
DR' BOOK'S
;i?3'ss.
OF
To linvp mure merit
t Ii it ta iiny similiir prrp-
HyrJffiag 'lie public.
It Is rich lit tli modcninl qualities ol
Tnr, and un-i'i lie I for ilii":-i! ol the
Thrum nuil l.uutts, peil'otuiiiig the most ru
murkiLb!e cures.
CuxUt Culcla, Chronic Coughs.
Il etT'TtiiaMy cures them all
Ast'imn mill U'Oiichiti.
lias cored mminy esses
it It-is been proiiotineoil
s'jec.riu for t::eao comitlaints.
For ala? in D.-c.ist, Sl le or Kirk,
Gravel !r KiJney Dijcasc,
Dhcasps of t!ie I'rliury Oipf.ius,
JauuJicc or aay Liver t'dm.ilaiui,
It has uoctiial
It is also a su?Pi lsr Tonic,
II Pitt re tlie Apjictltc,
Strcngtaeas the System,
Restores ihe U eak anl
Debilitated,
Causes tho Food to Digest,
Kesiovcs Dyspepsia and
lnil,cstloa,
Frcvoats Milarions Fevers,
Givu s tone to your System.
TRY DTI. CRODIi'3 WIVSCF TIR.
SometHim Hejjil BsMiiiil.
Up With the Times
'TriK uader.igned is now prepared to take th.
i new snd boaiiatiil Itemtilitiil picture, a'o
the ttnitalmu I'm celuio, which is so nesrlike
the genuine artulu that the ditf.irenee is scsrc ly
noticed, snd which o n bs furuiahed at about
one- tialf tba cit. She is also piepared to take
I'l'i i nty pes trom Vive to Twenty-five cenis,
seenrdiiig tnsiss snd kild wauled. I'hotngrttplis
ot the best iioulity, of ull slsus and kinds, lioio
i 4 site or lui gent, down to llio smallest Ainbro
t.vpe aUocopvingnther picture no I enlarg
ing them, if desired, all executed with prompt
ue. and below Toledo pries.
Will finish up I'ifture in India Ink, or paint
in water colors iu the most approved si vita; will
furnish Vrimsatid Caai'S ol'all kinds that may
be r quired, l'l.ase call and see lor yourselves.
U will c ui v ni n "ihiui il you caunoi be suited,
N. li. No pictures lukeu on Sood.iv.
'r. 'I ll(ilMTO,.
1 Fi!l'u Sire.l, D.ar I'lilon S.-Iom I U jU:.', I'lti rs
luij-,0.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISTK1CT COUKT
'JIIK HE hsrlng been failure in hold tl,e
I Term of the District Court nf Wood Coonly,
Ohio, whicli was in have eommeneed nn the 4th
day of April, 1H72, ss prescribed. H in. thrrefmi-e,
h'rrbi ocfrrn. That ,Vieet( rem of the District
i.roirt r r wmm uotiniy, tino, be behl at the
Court II uise, in said Count, couimenclrg on the
Sib day of August, 1872,
WILLIAM IT WEST
JnJ.'i! nf Supreme Cusrt.
A. S. LATTV,
ABNER M JACKSON,
P. It. COLE,
JAM U i PILLARS,
.lu lses nf Court of Com:rin Plea, 3i Ju lio
UI Judcial Diatiict, Ohio.
Jurm 7, 1872. Tf
NOTI033.
Wimnrss. On tlisfllh of March, 1372, ths In
firmary Director within and for Wood eoonlr,
Oliin, in accordance with the maintain such
case innde and protided, notified the Commis
sioners of said county that the necessities of the
lull: ra iry rqiiiro tlia purehaae of additional
lands. Am ng other things the Diri'Ctors say
that tlier lisru rxiniined into the Interests of
the Infirmary snd IfiHrmiry farm, rery careful
ly snd find it necessary to hare m ira Isnd pur
chase I, snd they fi il that 100 acres of land ad
Joining the Infirmary farm belonging to John
Sliinew 60 aeresof which are improved -Can
bo purchased st til per acre. They also ssked
the Commisaionera to meet with them on the
premises and give the whole matter a thorough
investigation We hare done so, and And that
the necessities nfsaid Infirmary do require the
purchasenf additional lands.
There fore, notice Is hereby given that we
i.." re under consideration the purchase nf ddi
rionsi l.it'a for said Inflnnarv, and that on the
Olh day nf July, '872, we will hear all petition
for and r -m lostuncej SKainst such proposed
Durctiase.
S. W. St, JoriN'. I C rtimisionr of
KEZIN W.KfcLLV, $ W.mtl County
Bowling Green, 0., June 4. 18 72. 7J$7 li
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
R.-sled proposals will be received br the Conn
tr Auditor, at bis nlfice in B iwling Green, until
noonof the 8ih day of Julv, A.U. 1872, for
building an addition to the InftVmiry buildings
of Wool omintf, aeo irding 1 1 plans and spo cifl
c itions nn tile in Ihe utfiou uf the Au litor of said
County.
Bi ts will bi received for the whole of asid
work, or for the constructing of the brick and
stone work snd alnofortbe constructing of the
uarpenrer work separately and the contract or
contracts will be awarded to the lowest and best
bidder or bidders for said work, excerit that tlw
Commissioner reserve Ihe right to reject any
miiu an ui is Unit are not lor tbu boot Interest or
the count.
The constructing nf the brick end stone work
lo be fuliy completed on or before the 1st dsr of
October, A. D. 1872. And the carpenter work
tn lie fully completed on or before the 15th day
of November. A. D.. 1S72.
Terms of i.ai ment Two estimate will be
made as the wo k t rojrease snd one-half of the
said estimates will be pail for; ths balance of
the c infract t" b p lid for upon contpl-ition of
the w irk to the acceptance of the lljard of Cum
uiUsioncr. Uy urder of Colin tv Commissioners.
J. B. NEWTON, Andilor.
B iwling Oreen, June 5, 1372. 7d3 25
in r ii onr. s v iv rn innrir
O The meeting of the Hoard of School Exam-
inors for SVood county, Ohio, for the next two
qnirtcrs will be as follows:
Tuesday, June fh, at Weston ; August 5th,
at Kreport; August 2'lh, at West Millgrore ;
September 21t.li at I'errysburg ; Nuveniber 1st,
at llowiing Green.
Applicants will be required to furnish cerlifi
cates of good m iral character.
There will be no examination of applicants ex
cept at reitilitr meftoig. nf the Hoard.
N'.i certificate will hereafter be antedated Iu
cover time taught previous to examination,
liy order ol the Hoard.
S. 3. 1,0X0, Clerk.
Bowling Groan, Hay 7, 1872.
TONTOGANY ADVERTSM'S
ISO. TO
PEOK & MILLER'S
TONP03AHY STORE!
For &ood
At Cash Prices
TOMTOCANY MILL.
This Mill is now eompleted, sndresdyto do
CUSTOM WORK.
Witlpromptneas, andin a satisfactory Manner.
riHE 4 nbscribcrs have spared no ixpense
L to m ike this Mill second to none in th
State. They o inMtuplate, brdiingHoperior
Work and the honorable treatment of thair
Customers, to make it
The Favorite Mill, In this Section of
the Country.
VW Cosh Paid ForU'hcnt, Corn,
Ituukivhent, Oats. Jkc.
FLOUR, MK.VL, FEKD, kc,
ConstantW on hand, and orders for same are
respectfully s il.oited. Prices satisfactorv .
Addressthe u neribrs, at Tontoiranr . D I io
or i It. UlLLlift & O.I . I'errvahurg, Ohio'
PSCIK V. MILLER.
TooUgany,Obio,Tiil.r 18 1370. 20
MERCHANDISE.
3L!si:srr beach,
Ileal er iu
GrROOERI.ES,
HoadyMud Clothinjr,
Crvockori', Corn Meul,
Hats, Gaps, Uoott?,
Shoe:?, Flour, Salt,
Nails', Grlas.&e. &c.
Will iiy C ish foi nny Quautity of
Corn. Oats and Staves.
PSUItYSBUIlO CARRIAGE
WAGONFACTORY!
W.H IIOLLENEECK & BR0
Areuow prepared to tuak to order
Oari'iauer",
Wagons,
Cattorst,
Sloiphs.&c.
Wagons on hand at sll times for sale,
Carii.ige and Siu I'uinting dono in work
manlike iiiitiiuer. Itepair work of all brsnehe
on.niollv atb iiled to. Special attenliuu paid ti
lore Slioeing.
Alltvoik warranted and charges reasonable
MTLTl" xj.
litre the rxcluaive Kigbt of Wood and Lncs
Oouolies, for lln-Kx"e'ior Spi iug liracs, I'ul
ented February Itith, 13rJ.
BOOTS & SHOES
'V the'j jt :ustojo -makes.t o vsrietv s t
MISCELLANEOUS.
'
KXCUrHIO
BOOT A1TDSH0E STORE.
nAVlNGrenV)dto myNswBrick Htor
and possessing inrreasedfacilltiesffti dr
ing busiiKSS, 1 would respectfully invitt the at
tent ion of my nuniorons old pat rnss, snd t h
fitixentof Perrysburg snd vicinity, lo general,
tn the I'actthat I shall keep on hand stsll
times aiairgoitpd Choice A ortntenlof
sllclassesolOoods tn my lino of business.
Lulifj, Gacti nor ChiMrtn'i Bits nnd Shoes,
Of my o wn'raake.aod also of Esst rn msnufss
tare, of th bast quality, HI b i lTerod at
sVSTONlSIIINOLY LOW PRICES
So that the ci tiles t amount of Cash wUIseci
to ill my customer a pairof Good Undsr
standings I
My stock enmprisa In pari th following
classes o fUood s !
Men's Calf, Kip
and Rubber Hoot I
Boy and Youth'
Calf and Kip Boots,
of ill siius snd style (
Wnmsn and Missel'
Calf lialmora I I
fancy Kid and
Morocco Bslnvr a I
nd ti .titers of
all style sodsiiest
Arctic, Field and
Rubber Over-Shoe,
for Men snd Women ;
fllippersnf allatvle j
Children's Fancy S lines,
of si I colors nd six j
In fact, svery styl
ind variety ths t
can be fnunrl I n
any Pirst-clss
Boot and Shoe Store,
I n thi orany
othersection 0 f
h oountry .
Leatheronrl Findincr .
A salectissortmentalwaji kepton hsntJf -r
the sniiplv of the trade.
llKPAIKI"f neatly dnne,anrl allOrdra
prnmptlv tilled npon (heshortest notice.
n aiiire ni iinunc patronage soilciTfa .
lf R.jm'-mberi he new Rootsnd ShoePtor i
in the" Exctlsior Dlock, "Perrrsbnrg. O .
.last JOU.NE13K.BII-
Perrysburg, Ohio,
DEiliCRS I.
(At Strictly Cash Prices,)
Cook and Parlor Stoves,
Tin, Copper & Steal-Iron fare,
PUMPS, CORDAGE
WATER LIME,
LAND PLASTER.
HUBS SPOKES. FELLOWS.
&a., &c.
Country Lumiber,
Sasli, Boors & Blinds,
SHINGLES, LATH
AND
PICKETS.
The most Complete Stock kept I
the County, on hand at all times.
"Prices Reduced to Cash Basis.'
Give us a call, bring your money,
and Buy Good at a
CASH STORE !
Cheaper than any one else will sell you
FOUTZ'S
CLLOKATKD
Horss es4 Cattle Powiers.
Tin preparation, lona snd favorahtip
. ff.f'C knows
knoa-u, siil tlioionshly re'inviKural.
iosi'U iloivn ami luw-iitlrHt-u Iiinthm.
y slix-oirtlieuiiis and etcalMiutf th.
SUontieh uud inWttnes.
It is a lure nrevrnrivs of mil iMamr.
tnelilent lo this animal. u.-li iu LLM1
r r. v r. i . iib.Ubn, 1 r-.l.l.dw
H ATER. HEAVES, I'llClill.S, lH
TEWPEH, KKVKKS. KOl'X DKR,
LOSS OF APPETITE AND VITAL
EXERGV, Ac. Its uo Improvos
tbs wind. Increases th. aietiu
giro, ainiootn aud alossy skin and
ii.ii,iuis m. luiieraoio saeietoil f .
iotoaflne-lookintf andnpirited horse. PT ljjlf.1sn"
To kwpers of Cows this prspars
tion is invaluaUs. It is a sur. pre.
venttve auainit ftlndcrnest. Hollow
Horn, elu. It has been nraven rr
sotuHl .snerlnn-nt to bicreas. tba
1 aitantitv of millr unit fi..wn .h,mIm
ff percent, and make the botur arm
and sweet. In talbenin. Mttle. li
its them sn sppetlte, loosens their hide, and Bakus
liieui Uuive inuco tatur.
tn all dlmurrfl of Bw ioj, tucti w Cought, tTlctni la
xne LUDgf, Lsivur, C, tins artteieiirti
u m iciiits. By putUj.jf fi oin oii
half h pHiwr to ft (wmji hi m lrrl ot (
will tit tKri1imst will h ernll
cted or wtimlr prevviited. Ifgivvn
In time, h Ofibtiu pntveativ aud
cure fur tltw lio; Cbulura.
DAVID C. F01TZ, Projiriflor,
BILTIHOIlEi M ol.
Tnr sale lv nriiuisu mt Ororvkeeriers tlinitujttout
the I'niuiU stales, Cuuodas uuU buuUi Asaerua,
Job Printing-
Neatly Executol
Juiirnal Ofllce.
HARDWARE.