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HOE 4 CO.'S Patent GROUND SAWS.

TIME Subscribers manufacture from the best
CAST STEEL, CIRCULAR SAWS, from
two inches to eighty inches in diameter. Their
saws arc hardened and tempered, and arc ground
and finished by machinery designed expressly for
The purpose and arc therefore much superior to
those ground in tho usual manner, ms they are
strengthened and stIencd by increasing them in
thickness regularly from tho cutting edge to tho
! centre, consequently do not become heated or
8bucklea, and PRODUCT great saving in timber.
They also manufacture CAST STEEL MILL,
PIT Ind CRosS-CuT SAWS, and BILLET
WEBs, ofsrptrior quality, all of which they have
tor sale, OF they may be obtained Of tho principal
hardware Merchants throughout the United States
Id Canada. II. HOE co:
20 and 81 Gold-strect, New fsrk.
W Publishers of Newspapers who will insert
! advertisement three times, with this note,
forward us paper containing the same, will
paid in printing materials by purchasing four
80 Is the sDount If their bill for the adver',sq'
e h. @@3, Nay o., 1851
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MASONIC CELEBRATION.

UNHE BRETHREN of Newcomb Lodge,
No. 279, held in Carmichaels, Greene Coy
Pa.'wil celebrate the festival of S.: JonN TIE
BAPTIST, on Thursday, June ed, A. L. $3.50.
Lodges, Chapters and Encampncnts, and So
journing brcthrenn good standing in Washing
ton, Greene and Fayettc countits and tho adjoin-
ing districts in Pennsylvania and Virginia, are
cordially invited to and assist us in teach
ing +" Good will 10 Mankind.'
Tho Procession vii! be formed at 10 O'Clock,
A. and pass through tho principal streets OF
the town. The services of an able and eloquent
orator, and an excellent band Of Musicians, will
be obtained. There will no ample accommo-
dations for MI. Come, then, Brethren, ONE and
All, and unite with US in hontrng our Ancient
Patron,
WV. BOYLE, WIN. DEAN,
A. L. LONG, ISAAC BuRsoN,
J.. GgEENLrE, G. w. CoNNoR,
N. CLARK. Committee Of limitation.
Carmichucs, Pa, May 8, 1854. ct. J
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TNc Best FEIIALE INSTRUMENTATION

/, The peculiar nnlaJics to which women ID
subject, produce great bodily exhaustion, aceo13e
panied by depressed and often gloomy staiq "a
mind. Aethc system declines in Strength, tll?t9 )
is a loss Of nervous power, aud this very nnl.l
rally impairs the energy ofthe mind aud dlatuln
Tic equaninity Of the temper, Every ean5t0,
will admit this to b. tie Inetrhsltruth. Now
10 obtain rrlic, it isunty neressary 70 ssop Tho
tendency TO depletion aud debility. Thisis aent
by renewing tina. fountain Of health aud strengtis
the Blood, md no medicine accomplished fhi1 4
Desirable result so speedily and co,apl eteIy AZ
Dr.. Gqysot,'s Improved Extract oil Yellow n1et I
and sHrsaparilla. Nv NJ. d,, Z. Is. IA
habits, and such as are debilitatedby tho3e o. 81
s-uctions which females are h4bletpi urea fc>5;
torcd, by the use ofabot,le or two, 10 bluom and
to y!gor. Z,
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EassDr05GegSes. sc.

DAILY EXPECTED.
THE LARGEST LOT Of Embroideties,
ever brought to this town, consisting of
ChemizettCS, Sleeves, Collars, HdkfS,
Also, Il lot Of new BONNETS on the road.
CARR, HANWAY & co.
at tho New York Cheap Variety Store.
April 20, 1854.
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THE MARKETS.
M0NGANTONN NlnY "a.

!. MUKGANTUWN, May y
s.FLoUR-Scllsat $3.50 per barrel,
bWHEAT-l.5 cents per bushel
fCoRN-56 " f"
Z OATS-S7 1.o " 4"
,,pOTATOES-6os Is {" {"
3BUTTER--Fresll rolls 10 cents.
{TALL0W-l2 cents per ID.
BAc0N--6 cents.
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We now request the readers attention 10 III
third of The Il. r. Il. REMEDIES:
RADWAY'S REGULATORS.

RADW.AY'S REGULATORS.
Every nil ,akcr should examine tho theory on
which Tho REGULATORS ARD founded. Every
ono 0who takes pills" will find Rddlcay'S Rtgu.
iaiOrs tho most pcasantand safe Regulator of tho
Livcr, Bowels, Kidneys, and other organs OF tho
system in use. ....... .
Wo have hitherto been treating Of disease OF
inflammation in its acute or chronic state, and It's
| remedies tho RELIEF oil QUO hand and tic RE-
SOLVENT On the other. We nov pass to sh'
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.wEDgCRE C.9gsD.
DRS. WILEY & DUNN

OLIV, FfIL1II9 >s .--fS1I1lEF ~ " IA ?
TEAvlNti associated Themselves III tho prac-
III tics Of Medicine, respectfully tender their
professional services to tho citizens OF Morgan
,ewn aud vicinity. -. ~. r IL
DIR. WILEY IS well known 10 Ills commaz
nifty. DIR. DUNN is receh,ly.ffom East Of tlid9
Mountains. and hus brcu engaged in the pructies
of Medicine for twenty-five years, He would
respectfully refer TO the following professional
rrutlcncn ~ ,a'N ,is.- ,spi t p az
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lIr. Marshal Clarke and Hester Clarke,
his wife, William 7. Clarke. David
Clarke, and Lydia his wife;

YOU arc hereby notified that on tho 2ls. day
of June next, Mt the house OF Wm. Chambers, in
Jefferson township, Allegheny county, Pennsyl-
yania, and on the ed, esd and 9th days Of the
same month at tho office Of II. Hepburn, Eeq. in
phtsburg, Pa, on Fourth street, between Smith
field and Wood; and on tho first dny OF July fol-
I%s Inc M aD al county ~ 'F sad
take sundry dispositions to BIO read in evidence
in tho suit nov pending in tho Circuit Court Of
Monongalia county, on tho Chanccry side of said
Court wherein am Plaintiff ind you are Defend
ants. John DuZENBERRY, Executor
May s, 1854. Of Henry Da:cnbcry, decd
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-07

DELICATE CAsE.-Yesterday lady of gen.
teel dress and address, went into shoe store
in Broadway and wished to purchase pair
of shoes. The shop-keeper displayed sever
al pairs, and the lady seated herself to try
them on after which he turned to attend to
another customer. Presently the lady said
that none of the shoes fitted her, and was
about to leave the store; but the man dis
covered that some of the shoes were missing
He did not know how many, but the supply
he had placed before her was sufficiently di-
minished for him to be assured of the fact.
He accordingly accused her of taking some
of the shoes. She denied the charge. but her
trepidation was sufficiently evident to iusti-
fy the shop-keeper in instituting search
He accordingly commenced the delicate bust
ness, and was soon successful. He found
several pair of shoes suspended by hooks,
which were attached to the lady's garter
evidently for such purposes. He identified
his own shoes, and left hanging there two
or three pairs which did not belong to him.
The lady was softened to tears, and plead
with him not to expose or prosecute her,
which he promised not to do. We learned
the circumstance, and forbear names, as the
lady is of undoubted respectability. This
discovery should teach her wholesome les
son.-ISt. Louis Republican.
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Also, for clearing out the creek in Jackson
township, from the S. w. end of Ditch 81,
up for one mile, so feet wide; also, for
clearing out the same creek from the N. E.
corner of said Ditch 81, down $50 rods, so
feet wide. For more definite description
of said bitches and drains, reference may be
had to the engineers maps and profles on
file at this office.
The lands offered in payment for said i'm
provements are described and appraised as
follows, to wit:
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NO. 28.

make each ditch or drain; and also the time
OF completing the same, Tin no case exceed
ing years. and also the land, in the vicin-
ity, selected in payment. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals, must be endorsed with
the numbers or descriptions of the bitches
or drains for which proposals are made.
The County Commissioners will meet on
Wednesday, the 18th of October next, at IO
o'clock A. M, for the purpose of awarding
contracts according to law. Successful bid.
ders should be present, prepared to give bonds
with satisfactory security, for the fulfllment
of their respective contracts.
BY order of the Commissioners.
J. N. WESTCOTT, County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., O., !
Perrysburg, Sept. 7th, 1854.
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A live toad, in torpid state, was recent
ly dug out of * hard pan " at Rutland, Yer
mont, some fifteen feet below the surface,
where he must have reposed for centuries. -
On being laid upon the grass he soon revived,
and hoped off to give the worms and bugs
of the nineteenth century specimen of an
tediluvian skill in " swapping them up
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NOTICE is hereby given that at the September
~ session, A. d. 1904, of the commissioners OF
W ooa county, ONO, view and survey was ordered
for the establishment of a county road, follows;
Beginning at the northeast of section lG in
Plain township, on the Miltonville & Liberty Free
Turnpike, thence west the section line TO inter
sect county road running from James Donaldsor's
to the Waupakonetta State Road, near James W.
Condit's. The viewers and surveyor will meet or,
the 23d of October next, at the house of Eelsorl
Kuder. Sept. 20, 1e54.--27w4+
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Estate of Samuel Hamilton, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and qualified as admins
tratrx on said estate Persons having claims against
said estate will present them immediately and per
sons indebted to said estate will please make imme-
diate payment. ELIZABETH HAMILTON.
Perrysburg Sept. %, 1S54.--27w3 Admir-.
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For the Journal.
DOst Love me yet!

Once thou didst love me from thee then
Thy kindest smiles l won;
And then / felt what mortals call
heaven on earth begun.
Temptations came, and from their power
sought not aid in prayer;
And in the struggle of that hour
sunk in deep despair.
And then, (for madness ruled the hour)
My heart grew cold toward thee,
Until wished-O bitter thought
Thou ne'er hadst looked on me.
But that was mid temptations sore,
When trials dark beset;
l wronged thee then, but 0 forgive,
God knows l love thee yet.
Thou didst not know the bitter thought
Thy chosen had toward thee;
Thou didst not dream thy loved one false,
And canst thou yet love me?
But have erred-ah deeply erred,
And canst thou now forget?
Henceforth I'm thine, whate'er betide,
Say, wilt thou love me yet?
Sept 18TH, 1854. S****
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The Lifetime of Man.

When the world was created, and all crea-
lures assembled to have their lifetime ap-
pointed, the ass first advanced and asked
how long he would have to live?
Thirty years. replied nature; "will
they be agreeable to thee? ?"
Alas - answered the ass, "it is long
while. Remember what wearisome exis
tenCe will be mine-from morning until
night | shall have to bear heavy burdens,
dragging corn sacks to the mill, that others
may eat bread, while shall have no encour
agement, nor be refreshed by anything but
blows and kicks. Give but portion of
that time pray F"
Nature was moved with compassion, and
presented but eighteen years. The ass went
away comforted, and the dog came forward.
How long dost thou require to live p
asked nature. Thirty years were too many
for the ass, but wilt thou be content with
them p
"Is it thy will thatI should p replied the
dog.
Think of how much shall have to rum
about; my feet will not last for so long a
time, and when shall have lost my voice
for barking, and my teeth for biting, what
else shall be fit for but to lie in the cor
ner and growl?" Nature thought he was
right, and gave twelve years.
The ape then appeared.
Thou wilt doubtless willingly live the
thirty years" said Nature g thou wilt not
have TO labor as the ass and dog. Life will
be pleasant to thee"
"Ah no" cried he, so it may seem to
others, but it will not be. Should puddings
ever rain down, shall excite laughter by my
grimaces, and then be rewarded with sour
apple. How often sorrow lies concealed
behind jest! shall not be able to endure
for thirty years
Nature was gracious, and he received but
ten.
At last came man. healthy and strong,
and asked the measure OF his days.
" Will thirty years content thee ?
" How short time ?" exclaimed man.
when l shall have built my house and
kindled fire on my own hearth-when the
trees shall bear fruit-when life shall seem
20 me most desirable, shall die. o, Ma
ture, grant me a.longer period"
''Thou shalt have the eighteen years of the
ass, besides
That's not enough" replied man.
Take, likewise, the twelve years of the
dog
1T is not yet sufficient" reiterated man !;
give me more
ape; in vain wilt thou claim more
Man departed unsatisfied.
Thus man lives seventy years. The first
thirty are his human years, and pass swiftly
by. He is then healthy and happy. He
labors cheerfully, and rejoices in his ex-
istence. The eighteen of the ass come next,
burden upon burden is heaped upon him.
he carries the corn that is to feed others :;
blows and kicks are the reward of his faith
full services. The twelve years of the dog
follow and he looses his teeth, and lies down
III the corner and growls. When these are
gone, the apes ten years form the conclusion
The man, weak and silly, becomes the sport
of children Translated from the German.
A live toad, in a torpid state, was recent
ly dug out of * hard pan" at Rutland, Yer
mont, some fifteen feet below the surface
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Notice to School Teachers.

!NHERE will be meeting of the Board of School
Il Examiners for Wood county, on the second
Tuesday of October at the court house in Perrvs
burg, session to commence at 9 o'clock A M. Pune
tua attendance necessary in order to secure an ex
animation.
These sessions will be held on the second Tues
day OF each successive month"; until this notice is
discontinued. BY order of the Board
j. H. NEWTON, Clerk.
Sept. 20, 1S54.--27tf
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Population OF TExAs.-The present pop
thousand, and the annual increase at one
hundred and fifty thousand. There are fifty
four newspapers published in the State.
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10 THE ELECTORS OF WooD County:
hereby offer myself as an Independent
candidate for the office of SHERIFF of this
county. If elected, will endeavor to serve
you to the best of my ability.
JOHN ELDER.
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10 THE ELECTORS OF WooD COUNTY
hereby offer myself as an independent
candidate for the office of COMMISSIO
OF this county. If elected, will endeayor
to serve you to the best of my ability.
JOHN MUIR, Jr.
Webster tp., Sept 90, l854.-*
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NOTICE.-The meeting of the County Com
1N missioners, for the purpose of examining pro-
posals and awarding contracts, as indicated in the
foregoing Swamp Land Notice, has been postponed
from the 18th to the 18th day of October next, at
10 o'clock A. M. Proposals will therefore be recei-
we'd up to that time By order of the County Com
missioners. J.N WESTCOTT. Co And
Auditors Office, Wood Co., Ohio, }
Perrysburg, Sept. 25, 1854.
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Phidelia Hunter, adm'rx of
Philander Hunter,
Sale of Real Estate
by order of the
Probate Court.
Amelia Hunter, Nathan Hun
far w w u,ko

-hHIAO1IuI ITODate COuTt.
ter, w. w. Hunter
pY virtue of an order of sale to me directed in
- TINS case will offer for sale at public auction
on the premises the following described real esta.e
situated in Wood County, Ohio, to wit: The nortb
half of the east half of the north east quarter of the
south east quarter of section twenty-six. And /.
lot OF ten acres adjoining the northwest quarter OF
the south east quarter of section twenty-three in
township five north, of range ten east.
Said sale will be made on the 4th day of Maven
Der, 1854. PHIDELIA HUNTER, ADMIR-
Sept 26, 1S54.--27w5 of Philander Hunter.
OIiCE.,.Ihe subscriber has been appointed
~ and qualifd as administrator on the estate ~
Wealthy M. Gates, deceased late of Wood county
Ohio. All those having claims against said estate
will prove and present them immediately and those
indebted must make immediate payment.
JEREMIAH Z. CRANE
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I From the New York Tribune. |
A Thousand Years.

BY S. F. BUCHANAN.
A thousand years ago,
On many an upturned brow,
The moon shone bright as now;
And many heart like mine
Bow'd low at beauty's shrine,
Blessing the Lord for light
And the good gift of sight.
A thousand years from now
Where will my spirit be?
In vast eternity
Will l be lost in night,
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The Kniekerbocker for September has many fine
hings in it, but nothing more beautiful than the
olowing:
The Bitter Night.
AL night we stood beside his bed,
All night, with bOken sighs,
We sadly turned his aching head,
And wished the morn would rise.
His little hands, so thin and pale,
His eyes, half closed with pain;
Without, the wailing autumn-gale,
And cold November rain.
The great trees rocking in the blast:
All soon it all was oer;
The little heart that beat so fast
Could beat for us no more.
For ere the morn its beams had lent;
Upon his little hand
He laid his cheek, and softly went
Into the better land. H.w.R.
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UT Datned In Gods pure llght?
Thoughts wings grow tremulous & weak with fears
While lowering Ger that gulf-that gulf of years.
Guatemala, Central America, May, 1854. a.
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ARD you SUFFERING

11,RoM Rlca1aisa, Sore rhsont, Group. Difficult
Heal g ias. s1ts ean nan ss
Ion sun Poison sores.
inianiun cholic Lame BACK hblana bites OF Poi on,
Gus Insects OF Rablsi poss que cake Cue IN iie breast
Nominations OF tic Muscles cords. any kind
a heua erSy sore es o asl s, enSees
soes Scarlet Fevsr, SIMILAR di<ease, you may
SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
Which nc oey removes pain almost ins'aniaeonsly but
leletttlies TO lilo seal OF aud entirely
ERADICATES THE DISEASE.
su Some @ as The idea any cari.
diseases, lioueh iume(ous IN name, afise ON similar
causes The proposition viii se-m less extravagant; but
lace would orcr lilo 10 lis merits; for
81 WHO have used II themselves, Witnessed its magic
ts5rs Iisas,lf Isos
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
"a I'd as ac
egt pamesa And has 4 never ccctfed you HAT rem
10 bot This remedy is you in he oNrAs
h eninin been found IN some
~ S5sso or ,'shty ssses Of but Is simply The
and yet in power almost hcsedibie
reaching the most hidden shows or beust
ekssp Iihinent the market being Put up IL
5uies tees a. isEsSs The naofitys and ger
etroii teieofc oiieI Ii to you with lsiae aud corr
as suited to tie wants oil rich or
lie upieeelctea sire inyshicfthc Nonpasc Ilnimcnt
pialses II lille toay 10, lie ifints Of nc
huld, eds @ we gilt publish
forEitsell. = =. s = -, 2
We would however refer those afctea ones Who have
20 the foiMns names being but lie many per.
fsoin al having iIiy MS Wines
IN me ailierent diseases of lyllci Is lecomnehde
sod ~ by Baker, sells a. Uaidsvci n
y iogail g Co. W 4 Mckee, by tic
9 q ugust IL 'os
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MEDICINAL.
Milk Leg, Dreadful Ulcer,
PALPlrATION, WEAKNESS,


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fear one bolle Of luis 77vGIE oF iIilsas
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have been Illus TINT
crcuistarces might be iiialced 10 avail
tiis remedy y '''r'''ss " -
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4 90 l,et ehy certify tat am personally acquainted
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t1ie " had a most hit elect In the
sat ss
and tgty clloy bctte " Than
witch ea,, ibe &, lie sson-
deiiallleaieiile
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l3sttts tssa Is III l.it 49,
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nose ss e ~ u s W.
Stock OF ine goods. ~ ~
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s,.,,. :. &. <. q.
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SSfGNEEsS NOTICE.
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fit In any sss
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in order to iiy benz Al ,l ~ sisa me
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