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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-10-18
THE STAUNTON SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER
STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

IMMENSE ATTRACTION
COMPETITION
THE LIFE OF IRA D. E.
WM. HRA SMITH,
DEALER IN
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
FOR
MEN, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN'S WEAR,
Of all Ages, from
SIX YEARS old to MANS Sizes,
FAT and LEAN!
TALL and SHORT!
LITTLE and BIG
OLD and YOUNG!
Can all be accommodated and fitted in any kind of GAR
MENT usually found in
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING HOUSE.
l1l MAIN STREET
Contains one Of the LARGEST STOCKS OF
CLOTHING!
Being WELL MADE.
NICELY CUT,
OBLIGED TO FIT,
MUST BE SOLD.
$4,000 IN CASH
Must be raised by the sale of one of the most
ATTRACTIVE STOCKS
Ever offered to the
VIRGINIA TRADE.
Those who have the DIMES to dispose of while on
visit TO the
GREAT STATE FAIR
Will find some
GREAT BARGAINS
ia Main street,
As am DETERMINED TO sell as Lou as the Lo,ces
and as Good as the Best
Call one and all at the
GREAT SAYINGS BANK
OF
RICH AND POOR.
ia Mnin Street.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH.
N. B.-Don't forget the number,
II 4
Main Street, Richmond, Va.
Oct. IS, 1s54.-3t.
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New StyIe Dress Goods.

DICH Plaid and Brocade Silks, Rich Merno
"A and Silk Plsids, Rich Printed and Plaid
French De Lane. English and French Merinoes,
Blue, Pink, Brown and Tan colored De Lane,
WOODEN De Beige and many other new style Dress
Goods, received and for sale by
KAYSER s. STRIBLING.
Sfaunton Oct 1854
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NOtice to Contractors and others.

Notice to Contractors and Others.
4 WILL sell at public auction, on Saturday the
IL 30th October, at Stump Island on the Rivan-
ma river about six miles from Charlottesville, the
following articles, viz Horses, Carts, Harness,
Derrcks. complete, Railroad Cars, Blacksmith's
Tools. Wheelbarrows. Chains, Picks, Shovels,
quarry tools Of all descriptions together with one
Cow, several Hogs, one stack of clover Hay, and
great many other articles tho numerous to men
tion. Terms made known on day of SALE
Oct. II lo54.-tds. JOHN NUNAN.
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GSnN REwARD.-Ran away from Jor-
.FP] dams Springs, on Friday the 4ih of
August, mulatto man named CHARLES, about
5 feet inches high, 81 years of age, and down
countenance when spoken to, and slow of speech.
Clothing not recollected. He was bought Of J@s.
A. Frazier. of Jennings Gap. in Augusta county,
Va, by j. ID. Showalter. OF Frederick county,
Va, and bought of said Showalter, by myself
will give the above reward, II taken in this or any
other State, and secured in jail so that get him
again. JNO. e. MORRIS.
Oct. IL 1854
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'A's,a 'E's'ssas,

A aIN =
Concerning Sellers Vcrmiiuge. single vial pro-
ducing wonders. Read the following:
Perry Up, Jefferson Co. Jan 81, 1852.
Mr.. r. E. Sellers Sir-l bought of J. X. Rees, one
bottle OF your Ycrmage, and gave it 10 child of mine,
asa it expelled IS large worms and quite number Of
ANAL ones NJ. PALMER.
Gaskill TIP. Jefferson Co. Feb. 7, 1854.
Mr.. R. E. Sellers Having tried your Fernitnge in
my family c4a say that il IS MOTTO Unsurpassed by any
Termfuge in the world for expelling worms
G.. RHOADS
Winslow Tp Jefferson Co Feb. l7th, 1852.
Mr.. r. g. Sellers Il gave Que bottle Of your Nermi
f3ge to my child. and it expelled Is large worms
think it tbs best il Yours respectfully,
PETER DEENIEB.
Prepared and sold by r. E. SELLERS s Co, Pitts
burg, Pa, and for sale ey LAIRD s TaINBLE and T. p
Sc J. b. EsKRIDGE, Stauntoa and BY Druggists general
~. [Scpt. q, lS54-lml
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B e w are
EATING & OYSTER SALOON.

TNHE subscriber has again opened his Eating
Saloon, one door above the store of Messrs.
White & Patton. He will furnish Meals at any
hour of the day, and Oysters by the can or III.
dish. The price of meals, 25 cents A place will
be provided for htching the horses of persons from
the country. Produce, such as Butter, Eggs.
Chickens &c., will always be taken at the regu.
lar cash prices. He respectfully solicts the pub.
lie patronage. WIN. r. SMITH
Stanton, Oct. 4, 1854.
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To the Eadics.

MFRS. l.. II. WARD, having just returned
I've from the Northern Cities with the LATEST
FASHIONS, will have an opening on Friday,
the 18Th Of October (inst.) Her stock Of goods
embraces her usual variety. The Ladies of Siaun-
ton and Augusta county are respectfully invited to
attend.
Staunton, Oct II, ls54.-lt.
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PUBLIC SALE.

i UDLlO DhDI,
an Thursday the 26th Of October (inst.) we
" will sell at public auction. at Cloverdale Ho-
tel, in Bath county, the following Personal Prop
erty, viz:
10 or IL Mich Cows, 7 Horses, yoke of very
superior well trained Oxen, few head of Hogs,
2 Wagons, Farming Utensils, stacks OF Hay, a
lot of Potatoes, aud all the Household and kitch-
en- Furniture of the Hotel.
Also-A small stock of Dry Goods from Fair
view store, in good order and condition.
As the above sale is absolute and without re-
serve, bargains may he expected.
TERMS.-Over SIC. six months credit, with
bond aud approved security. SO and under, cash.
WIN. FRAZIER,
IVM. NJ. TATE,
Admr's of John w. Frazier, decd.
Oct IL lS54-tds
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CHEAP FURNITTRE,

/ AM receiving from Boston and New York large
quantity Of FURNITURE that viii sell at a SNAIL
advance on cost. also have good stock on hand OF
nay make, and am largely engaged in the manuiac-
ture OF furniture Of every description Persons in
of anything in the Furniture lne may rely always
finding large stock 10 select from.
A. ID. CHANDLER.
UNDERTAEtNG.--I have two asat Hcarses, aud viii
attend funerals, either country, at moderate
charges Fsk Metallic Burial Cases, from inian,s to the
largest sizes, always on hand.
Stanton, Oct. IS 1904. A. ID. c.
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ROCKBRIDGE LAND FOR SALE.
FRESH ARRIVAL.

MT HlRSH has just received at his Variety
I'VE Store, direct from phadelphia and New
York. a truly beautiful assortment of G. o L D
and SILVER WfTCHES and all new
styles of IESVELRY, such as Curl and Mosaic
Ear rings and Breast pins, Necklaces, Crosses,
&c. an assortment of chorte Finger Rings, Cuff
Pins. Watch Chains and Seals.
Also, a fine lot of Brushes, Combs, Port Ne,
naies, Knives and Scissors.
Also, Wooden Goods, consisting of Childrens
Net Goats, Socks, Stockings. Gloves, Yarn, and
other articles too numerous to mention. He re-
specially solcits call from his old and kind
friends and customers, and The public generally.
Staunton, Sept. 81, 1854
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
The Know Nothing Secret Divulged

Next to clothes being fine, they should be well
mado and worn easily Chesterfield.
Had Tully pronounced his oratons with blan.
ket over his shoulders, they would have laughed
at his dress and not admired his eloquence.
tatOr.
M HIRSH & co. have just opened Cloth
IVA' ing Store opposite to Gushing s. Co.'S Con
dictionary. They have purchased in Philadel-
phia, large and choice supply of everything ne
cessary and ornamental, for the outer man. con,
sisting of splendid assortment of Clothing,
such as Pants, Goats, Vests, Hats, Shoes, Boots
and an endless variety of other articles.
They will keep two superior workmen con-
stanty employed. having on hand an excellent
supply of Broadcloths, .Cassimeres, &c. Clothes
will be made at the shortest notice. Our friends
and the public generally are invited to give us a
call, and they shall be suited in articles and pri.
ces. Clothing made to order will be made as
cheap as they are any where in any Clothing
Store.
St,,ntop 0ct 1874
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DRY GOODS & MILLINERY.

DRY GUUUS u MILLINERY.
GEO. w. SMITH, Main Street, one door be-
W low tae Union hall, Sraunton, Va, respect
fully informs his friends that he has just received
from New York and Philadelphia. a handsome as
sortment of new and fashionable DSY GOODS
AND MILLINERY, which will be sold at
greatly reduced prices. The public are respect
fully invited to call and examine his goods.
gsEAS. SgETE1E would also intorln her Ia
dy customers that she has brought on from Phla-
delphia, a fashionable DRESS .E.4HER .4ND
.NiLLiN.ER. She vii. have an opening Of her
Millinery and Bonuets On Wednesday the lth
instant. at the Store, on Main Street, one door be-
low the Union Hall.
Staunton, Oct. II 1854.
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NEW FANCY GOODS, at.
w. I'D. GAENN,
Flo, 20 SnuTH PluETH STREET.

4sVi ~ SEO II SVVN ; - ~ AL l,
PHILADELPHIA
OFFERS TO Western and Southern Merchants and
" Dealers generally, very complete assortment OF
goods in his line selected by himself The principal -
roPeaa citeS during the past summer, and embracing
many novelties and styles Of goods before
to this market, which arc offered at very moderate pri-
ccs.
Among the stock will be found
HAIR Tooth, Nail Shaving and Pen-h holders
and Cloth Brushes. Bronze Fancy Articles
Buffalo, Shell, Horn and l. French English and Amer
worry Combs. lean Pernmcry
Porte Monnais, Pocket Fancy and Shaving Soaps of
Books and Purses. all descriptions
Gard Gases & Cigar Cases French Paintings and En-
Ivory Tablets, Chcssmcn & Cravings.
Dominocs Pidk and Blue SauceIs.
Cornelian Rings, Charms Rosewood, Mahogany and
and Coat Links. Leather Portable Desks
Fancy China, Parian and Ladies' and Gardeners
Bisque Ware. Dressing Cases.
backsdnmOn and Chess Steel TweezerS and Key
Boards. Rings.
Pap;er Mache goods great Violin and Guitar Strings
variety. Opera Glasses.
Ladies C2bas 4 RcticucS. Fancy batch Boxes s. Wax
French Gelatine, red and Matches
white. Travelling Flasks of all
Papcr-wcightsl kinds, Sc, sc.
Orders by mail or otherwise respectfully solicited and
promptly executed.
Oct. Is, lS54.-3m
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MEyg BQ0ZZS
1T GRESHA1rS Book, Magazine and Periodical
House, Opposite the Virginia Hotel.
rNHE Virginia Comedians, or Old Days in the Old Do
l. minion 2 vols, price 81
The Cabin Boys Story, romance founded on fact S
The Scout, or the Black Riders Of Congaree; by w.
Gilmore Slnms. s. 20.
Eyentde, Series of Tales and Poems, by Fife
Alton. 81
Woodcralt, or Hawks about the Dovecote, story Of
the South at the close of the Revolution by W. c. Snms,
$l.25.
Farningdalc, by Caroline Thomas, $l.Oo.
The Lanplighter
Freaks OF Fortune, by the author of Wild Western
Scenes, $l25.
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, author of Flush Times,
price S1.0O.
Sister Agnes, or Convent Life $l.25.
Fred Arden, or the Jcsuit's Revenge, so cts.
Bryon Blcnday, % cts.
For anything in the Book, NTagasine Newspaper, Pc
riodcal, Cheap Publication and Music line, call send
10 Gresham'5 Agency.
Sfauntcm Oct. 1854.
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N o T | G. Z

n U L | Y II
TIHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Val
l. ley Turnpike Company will be held In AarriSo1baTg
on Thursday the Goth Of October, 1854
The Board Of Directors Will meet at the same place on
"Wednesday the 18th of October Byorder 81 the Board
J. s. CALVERT, CPk. V. Il. Co.
Oct. Is, lS5i.-tdn.
FOrEsl Of Proxy.
Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That We, the
Undersigned being holders in the Valley Turnpike
Company, do hereby constitute and appoint-------
our true and lawful Attorney and proxy TO represent
each Of the annual other meetings Of the Stock
holders Of said Company, held within twelve months
from the date hereof when personally present.
represented by other proxy OF subsequent APP
pointment, with full power add authority such annual
or other meetings, 10 give such votes, and do such
other acts each OF could give do members
Of said meetings; II we personally present, aud
do hereby ratify and confirm whatever vote votes
act acts, said attorney may lawfully give do
for pursuance Of the authority hereby conferred up
on him.
Witness our hands and seals this-day d
1856
Sig of witness. Sig ofSt'kher with seal No Shares
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o. USE HAMproN's VEGETABLE TINcrURE-Have
you Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility,
Diseases of the Kidneys, any Loss OF Power and Dis
arrangement of the system? We but point you to the
thousands who have used the GREAT iNvIaoRAToR'
In proof of what aboye we refer you to "Hamp
TONS Vegetable Tincturc," aud its effects.
Ory- Sec advertisement.
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N0tiCe.

: IVWl5VVs
SEALED Proposals viii BE- received until the l4th day
~ of November next for the erection of Brick Church
at the Warm Springs in Bath county, the extent of the
walls to BE- fifty By forty feet The plan Of the Building
and the specifications be the possession of Mr.
James Lewis, who viii give any information required
by any oae desiring to become an undertaken.
ADAM G. McGUFFIN,) Bu;rdirg
WIN. T. CLARK, : C:.S
JAMES LEWIS, NOi"Ne'
Warm Springs, Oct. Is, lS5i.-2t.
! 000 DRESS, Froct and Sack Goats, all colors and
'OOO qualities, az prices which wiildefy this any
other market
right here.
lOo suits Of Boys Clothing We have got everything
you can e; Tor pretty near. with the exception OF HO
GOODMAN, ROSENWALD & CO.,
Adjoining Bare ( SteFrett, and Va. Hotel
Stsunton, Oct. Is, 1851
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
49, Eesls ssl.Ea.s 81 LII
-saszs;ss .as5;s~<}ss2S W. s..s

Va. General Railroad Arrangement.
ST. Persons exhibiting evidence OF being life members
L of the Virginia State Agricultural Society will pass
free to and from the exhibition at Richmond
I'd. Persons exhibiting evidence Of being annual men,
bcrs for the present year. having paid their fare going
may return free.
81. Freight all subjects Of exhibition will be rcquir-
cd TO be paid going down. but il solo, and the articles
offered 10 be carried back by the owner they will
be taken free, and the original payment refunded.
These terms offered between October 81 and No.
vcmber g. inclusive, and at other time unless freight
is offered by the 9Th November and cannot be received
Persons returning after the 9th November will be charg
cd the regular fare whether lie members or not
Persons having stock other articles for exhibition
must give notice the Depot Agent where they TO
be shipped from, three days beforehand
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
H. d. WHITCOMBE, Sup't.
Persons not now members can become so by getting
certificates in Richmond, which will ente them the
benefit of the above. FRANK. G. RUFFIN,
Secretary Va State Agricultural Society.
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10 SYPHILIS. scRoEULA AND DISEASED

o. SYPHILIS, SCROFULA AND DISEASED
BIOOD.-For these terrific diseases, Cartcrs Spanish
Mixture Is the only specific.
The proprietors have in their possession over one
Aundi cd certificates of the most extraordinary cures ei
We refer 10 the certificate of Richard Adams, late
High sheriff of Richmoud. Va; Edwin Burton, Com
missioner Of the Revenue for Richmond; G Ty
Wslch, Of the Mammoth CIRCUS Dr. hea@y' o. AN
Esa'. of Richmond, Va; Mr.. F, Boyden, Exchange
Hotel va and host of others, who have sce0 eases
OF the worst description cured by Carriers Spanish Mix
sure. They all certify that it is the greatest purifier OF
the blood known. Sept. 20, lS5l.-lm
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- Coughs and Colds.
u odyne Cherry Expec,orant. Wis,ar,s BsIsnm wild
Cherry, Sellers Cough Syrup, genuine New England
Cough Syrup, &c, all highly recommended for conphs
colds, Sc. for sale by LAIRD & TGINTRI =
Stanton, Oct. Is, 1854.
Vars. Kennedy
TJAS returned from the North with her Fall MILL
Al merry. Her Bonnets were opened on Saturday
the l4th.
Staunton, Oct. IS, lSI.-3t.
| ARD & TRIMBLE have just received and keep
il constantly on hand LnSccd Oil, Sperm Oil, Lamp
Oil, FISH OF, Burning Fluid, Canphnc, Alcohol, Spir
IL Turprntnc, SC.
St,Ta:oa Octt H. 1851,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-23
BY Royal Letters Patent.
THE HYDROMAGEN, OR Water Proof
Anti- C0nsumptivc CORK SOLES,
MANUFACTURED by
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
1To,.LoI

Al IUGTRCt-St Manchester.
Principal Warehouse, lO2 Wood Street, CAeapSide
London, England. american establishments, SO
A,m Street &. 102 Nassau Street, Ne1c York, L. s.
TTN1E HydrOmagen is valuable discovery for pro-
l. tecting the feet from damp or cold, and there
fore preventative of many Lung Diseases .oithout
any dOctOring i0hGterer. The Hydromagen is in the
form of sole, and worn inside the boot or shoe-
Its medjcateG character is powerful antidote to
disease.
For Gentlemen it will be found agreeable, warm.
and healthy to in the coolest or rainiest wea-
ther, the foot cannot become wetif the Hydrom-
agen is inserted. Ladies may wear the ightest SOL
ed boots or shoes in the most inclement wea-
ther with iInpunity; while Consumption so preva-
lent among the young OF country may be
thwarted by their general adoption. They entirely
SuperSede OUerShOes the latter cause the feet to
perspire in very unhealthy manner; and, besides,
are not dangerous TO wear to pedestrians in icy
weather, like India ruhbers While the latter cause
the feet to appear eXtreme large, the Hydromagen
being mere thin slice of cork prepared peculiarly
placed inside does not increase the size OF the boot
or cause the foot to appear untidy. To Children
they are extremely valuable, they may engage in
exercise with comfort and healthy effects Their
expense is slight to scarce need mention be-
sides, those who patrOnize them will find their uear-
iy doctors bills mach diminished thereby.
AS the IIydromagen is becoming more known, its
sale is increasing to almost incredible extent---
Last year III Lohuon Ailnchester, birmingham Liv-
erpool Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin, Paris. Antwerp.
Hamburg, and Berlin, our sales reached /, 1872 45O
pairs of Cork Soles. This year the number will far
surpass that.
Ask the Faculty their opinion of their value as
preventative for Coughs, Colds Bronchitis Asthma,
and Consumption.
MEMS SIZE, per pair, 81 CENTS
LADIES' do do so do
BOYS s. MISSES % do
NOTICE.--Frcm the Retail Prices we make a very
liberal allowance to Jobbers and Wholesalers, so
that any storekeeper may make fine profit on their
sale, while they are article that may be kept in
any store, among any class of goods.
For terms apply to
HARCOURT, BRADLEY g. Co,
80 Ann Street, New York
Sept. 1G.--25m3
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wHIG AND ANTG-NEBRAsKA.

Ex- Gov Wood, consul at Val paraiso, re-
turned home last week. 1t is said the ex-
governor is not pleased with his perquisites
and fees, and that, in consequence, he will
remain at home until his country makes a
louder call at better figures for salary.
The Sault canal company have 100 men
at work, and are rapidly advancing.
The number of deaths in st. Johns, NIB,
during the late cholera season, was about 1900,
The spiritualists Of Boston are about form
ing company, with $4,000 capital, to es-
tablish spiritual boarding house.
Col. J. Watson Webb, who is now in
England, writes to tic N. Y. Courier that in
three months, or before Christmas wheat
will have fallen from 65 to less than 45 shill-
ings per quarter. Time will soon show.
The Michigan State Fair will be held at
Detroit, on the Goth, 9th, 28th and 29th
insts. Indications are that the show will
be finer than usual.
A match has been made at San Francisco
between Tom Hyer and John Morrissey to
fight for $4,000 a side. The fight is to
come off within five months.
E The winter term of Kenyon College COM
mences on the 23th inst. We are gratified
to learn that largely increased number of
students will be in attendance.
The largest Theatre in the United States
is new one just completed in Boston, and
lately opened. 1t contains comfortable seats
for 3,0l8 persons. This is about one third
larger than the beautiful {" Metropolitan" in
New York, which was burnt last spring
1t is announced that an arrangement has
been made between the Panama and Nicara-
qua lines to California, by which their stea-
mers will leave on alternate weeks, thus Civ
ing the advantage of weekly instead of
semi monthly communication, as at present.
What are we coming to? Potatoes are
selling at two dollars per bushel in the city
of New York. Exchange.
We know what qCe are coming to, unless
potatoes grow cheaper-fifty acres of land
and a hoe. If more of us would &c come to -
these things, potatoes wond sell for less
than two dollars bushel.-I Buffalo Democ-
racy.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
.ROChAMATION,

TJNUOEIAWAIIUNe he eIeCtUTS OF " OOu
Il county, Ohio, are hereby notified to meet in
their respective townships on the I'd Tuesday of
October next that being the 10th day, between the
hours of O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock Z. NJ, at
the usual places Of holding elections therein, at
such places the trustees thereof shall designate
and then and there proceed by ballot to vote for
suitable persons to I'll the following Offices, to wit
One Congressman, TO represent the counties OF
Williams Paulding, Wood, Hancock, Fulton, De-
hance Lucas, Henry, Putnam and Van Vert.
One County Commissioner for the county of
Wood; one Probate Judge, one Clerk Of the Court,
one Sheriff, one Coroner.
The Trustees of each Township are required, on
the day of election aforesaid to select good, judi
cious persons, having the qualifications Of electors
to the number set opposite the name of their Town
ship, to serve as Jurors for the year 1865 to wit:
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SIIERIFF,S SALE.

Leonard Whitmore VS.. Chas. Y. JenisOn imprd with
others.
DYvirtue Of a writ Of vendi to me directed, from
ID the court of common pleas of Wood county,
Ohio, will offer for sao at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg on the I'd day of October next
between the hours Of II NJ. and P. NJ, the efollow-
ing real estate to wit The equal undivided one
fourth of river tract No eighty five, of the United
States of II miles square the foot of the
rapids of the Miami of Lake Erie, containing 135
acres, excepting 20 acres belonging to Luther Whit
more it being on the east side. running parallel,
excepting lots Nos. 10, il and II.
o. JOHN ELDER, Coroner and Acting Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty, .".G
Sept. 2. l954.--23w5$238
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NTOTECE.--Ther will be a sale of the person.
~ al property belonging to the estate of George
Wilful deceased, late of Wood county, at his late
residence in Perrysburg, consisting Of Cows and
Young Cattle, Hogs, Hay, and Household Goods,
with pretty good Cooking Stove Sale to com
mencc at ! o'clock T. NJ on Saturday, the Goth day
of September, 1854. J. HANNA REID.
Perrysburg, Sept. II, 1S5i,--25w2 Admir-.
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GEEEEaIFF1S SALE.

Joseph P. Smith VS.. McFodden & MIowerer.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of en-
~ order Of sale, issued from the court Of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
the door of the court house in Perrysburg on the
I'd day of October next, between the hours of 2
NJ. and P. NJ, the following real estate, to witt
The south half of the south east quarter of section
8, of T. north, of r. 10; to be sold under said
order in attachment
JOHN ELDER, Coroner and Acting Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty
Sept. 2, 1e5+.--23w5$1.S8 .
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-23

The subscriber has been appointed
~ and oualfd as administrator on the estate of
Wealthy NJ. 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 G. CRANE.
Sept 23, Ia5t.--2Gw3