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@ R. A. CROSS,
E.IAaO Matchmaker and JeweIer.

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of Maumee City. Perrysburg, Waterville, and vi
cny, to call and examine. before purchasing else
where, his FRESH SUPPLY OF NEW JEWEL
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ten per cent. cheaper than Toledo merchants.
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A destructive fire occurred at Monroeville.
at an early hour on the Sd inst, DESTROYING
the entire business part of the town. Two
dwelling houses six dry good stores, three
groceries, two boot and shoe stores, one
clothing store, one drug store, post Office,
Odd Fellows hall, We're entirely consumed.
Loss over $4,000. Cause of fire unknown.
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ETARSHALL KEY, Jr., Justice of the Peace
1fI aud General Land Agent. Particular atten-
ton paid to the purchase and sale of Real Estate
and to the collection of Claims in this and the ad-
joining counties.
Deeds Mortgages, Contracts, and other instru-
ments of writing accurately and neatly drawn.
Office west side Louisiana Avenue, between From
and Second streets, Perysburg, Wood county, Ohio.
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DIX. JUHN BULLS
S A R s A p A r I L L A.
1his medicine. when used according to directions,
Sill cure. Without EIil:-
Scrofuls.
Or Kings Evil,
Cancers, EruptionS
OF the skin ErN sprlas
GuuUrS, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Ping Worm letters. Scald Head
rheumatism. Pains in the Bones or
.loluts. Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling Of
the GlandS. syphilis. Dyspepsia. salt Eheuui,
l,i+a-rs 1t the kidney s. Diseases arising fron the
Of Mercury Loss of Appetite Pain in the Side and
Shoulders. General Debility. Lumbago. Coughs, Colds,
brnp.y JSuEdicc tuStN bronchitis. Weakness OF
Ghost. Sore Throat Pulmonary Affections, and all other
Diseases tending to produce Consumption. Liver Com
pldt,. frlaa,e ire "-ularities aud Complaints, Low
spirits. SjrA aui nerN ous llcdlache, Night Sweats
FNp,Surra. or impruuUnce ia Life. Chronic Con-
situtiuual Diseases, and Spring and
SGuitn"r brink. AID General Tonic for the
syrtrsIt. aud Gentle and Pleasant
furtativr. il ie superior to Blue
LicS< and Congress Water,
salts ScidlitL
Powders
til, rrn,arksllr tct. that among the hundreds Of
eu ii",t t, siraus vino have examined the recipe by
~li uIis Str>npariia is prepared, not has cou-
j i,.,I ii hut a approve IL. and commend 1t in the
Lh,st lc.H!s. Many phy sicians express themselves
rr-v i belief that it Is decidedly tine hest prepS-
ration of SarsapnrS that has ever been placed before
tie puilic Although there many ply scitns who
iced reluctance to having their names appended to tho
Recommendation of any particular remedy notwith-
standing they may approve Jf it in the highest degree
terS others who frankly yield their support in favor
81 r.gredy wuirh they know is capable of doing so
iuu.h god h ttiictcd community. As evidence,
tl t,owiu, from old and resptcta ic ply scians
OF hi:h -jtn1iH. in the community in which they live
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EARM WANTED.-Any person having a small
l. well improved farm OF TO to 80 acres for sale
cheap. will probably hear of purchaser by nqui-
ring at this Office Al
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500

CENSUS OF LAWRENCE, KASzAs.--The Kan
zas Free State of Jan. 3lst, reckons the whole
population of Lawrence at about 400 At
the census recently taken there were 375, of
whom 334 are natives OF the United States
and Al foreigners; 270 males and l05 fe-
males. Only two are natives of the town;
SO are from Massachusetts,, 50 from n York,
80 from Pennsylvania, 25 from Ohio. l9 from
Iowa, l6 from Missouri, Is from Illinois, l9
from N. Hampshire, 10 from Indiana, 2 from
the District of Columbia, l from Georgia, &c.
There are SO farmers, AZ mechanics, l6 car
penters, 10 printers, z clergymen, physi-
clans, Z lawyers, &c. No. Of voters, 1856.
JUST LIKE HIM.--Gen, Robert Halsev,
wealthy citizen of lthica, recently requested
the tax collector of that town to cali upon
him for the taxes of all persons who could
not pay their own taxes without depriying
themselves or their dependent families Of the
.necessaries Of life, or means of comfortable
subsistence" The collector says Gen. Hal
sey has been in the habit of paying the tax
es of his needy neighbors, for several years
past.-[Buff Com.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

DAILY 80; sEMI-wEEKLY SO; WEEKLY 81.
AiIOays IN Adudnce
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced its l4th
L annual yolame with the month Of September
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William Hill
VS..
William Blake.
George Eddleman.
The court of Common Pleas
of Wood county.

NILLIAM BLAKE will take notice that Will
w lam Hill has filed in the court of common
pleas Of Wood county petition against you and
'.,orge Eddeman, seeking to foreclOse mortgage
given by George Eddleman to him. on the north
wc't quarter Of section thirty (30 in township
NO. three, (3) u. s. r.. to the payment of a
n'te for one hundred dollars, with interest since
January 10, 1883 and that unless you appear and
dnmur or answer such petition by the 3Ist day of
Mtrch. 1855, the said William Hill will ask a decree
pro eonsxso at the next term of said court there
after. JAMES MURRAY. Att'y of PtfF
ian. q. ls55.--itw642rd
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T e S TIMO n z

sa-Ts.timuuy ji>c thu GilowiuG renders suPrr'uous
AL NIRmoHts thc efficacy OF Bulls Satsaparilia FROM
r L. t. laudcii, Professor of Chemistry III the Louis
vii" Medical college have looked the list OF in
gradients coInppsin; John Bulls Compound ENtrart OF
SNrNparii1 ami have hesitation in saS ing that they
frm s,f. compound. and one that promises well i'll
cIrr.. &c disraSrS, to which il is applicable.
L. T.. YANDELL, N.D.
IAUivu!.r, J0ae !, ISIS.
What Ur. rylcs. physician by appointment 10 the
Lpus'c Marine Hospital says Of Bulls Sarsaparilia
IorIsvuLE, March 20, 1919.
hu5r >aHiuci the prescription for the preparation
ef .luhn Bu SarSapara. and believe the coJnlna-
tnn ic excellent and well calculated Ia rO-
dur IN Alternative hnFr' ,.inn the syst.ai, iiavs
il !. IL in puhr and private practice ard think
{. j. l!Ia brtt Tt ticlr q. arspariila now in use.
NJ. PYiES, NJ D.
E,.4i.lrrt rhysirisn Loui,y lille Marine Hospital,
r-.l. t,stirnonl than offered in Il, ,or Of any
u,.lIciur. I,cy. L. " SIhon-l;cv. j.. stevenson:
i.rUISyiLLE. MAY :0th. lSlg,
". lsv. ws.A ,lnnn CulI's SSrsapariila and have
known /. t. Lc u.ed with entr" sitistartnn aud We
have no hesitation in stating our -rf that it is safe
.rt valuable medical compnund. and calculated to pro-
duc good and relieve much suffering; and there
fore would rhrcrlul and u" i earnestly recommend it
+, thp If,.!ct:t
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r. ". SEU0N,
r.. STEN ENSUS.

would r!rurSti, Invite all persons who are suffer
!h with su, the ills that gcSh is heir to. TO call
Ir John iulIs aud get copy OF bulls Family
journal gratis inr te SAKE Of humanity we hope
t,ta s!u.i inIiI idua will not he found unwilling to
giNr uIlS SarSIpSra trial after reading and recol-
iiu: II the same time. that it is Impossible for the
G.t 20 publish the tenth part OF the number of cer
tats, ri astounding cures performed hy his Sarsapa
r'a. TIE amount Cf testimony Voluntarily showered
DR.. Eul Sars1p 1part from well known ana diSttn-
gushd individuals both in public aud private life has
l--u perfectly oyorw heming
So ur John Bulls Principal Office. West Side Fifth
Strerl. & rot door below Main, Louisyilie, Ky.
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DIR. HIN ULL'S

rE!ACIIAL OFFICE, No l, FIFTH ST,
L0UlSyl LIE. Ky.
p.IGGlSTS AND MERCHANTS THROUGHOUT THE
UNITED STATES CANADA. NENIGU, AND
Tue v EST INDIES.
The above popular medicine just received and
for sale by CHA'S BEAUPRE,
Postmaster. Perrysburg.
And by DR.. III. BURRITT, Maumee City.
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THE ARgr,C CALAMITY.

The Grand Jury made preseutneut this
morning, in the u. 5. Circuit Court IN the case
NJ The Arctic setting forth the facts relative to
the loss Of that vessel, and recommending the
ps,saee of law rendering 1t obligatory upon
COMMANDERS OF all passenger ships to carry
.ufe,epcy of boats for the safety of every person
on board.
Each boa, to be uoder the command of sPe-
ci6c officer, with specific crew. Each member
of the crew to have his place 10 the boat des'g-
mated by a m.rk upon some prominent part Of HE
person. Every passenger, too, on paying his
fare 10 be furnished with ticket emitting him
70 certain place in particular boat.
The prssentment siso takes into confederation
the loss of the packet ship New Era, and the
necessity for adequate life -saying apparatus upon
our coasts. Ii concludes by asking for directions
from the Court. At ~ o'clock on Monday the
Court viii comply with the request as set forth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20
QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE SUFFERING
SOLDIERS,
Fnm ~ London M,n.as PO.L


perhhps since the commencement ~ the campaign,
no document has found It's way 10 the public 20 graft
hins M lie nature As that which We here sur DIN.
fhe earnest expression Of Her Maiestys anxiety for
the brave men who have been wounded in the ser
vice OF the country will have the bert effect IN the
army; IL will console the unfortunate who have al
ready suffered and animate to increased exertion
their comrades who have hitherto escaped the acci-
dtrts Of
The letter was Addressed by Her Most Gracious
Majesty TO MIR. Sidney Herbert and through him TO
ME-. Herbert. by whom it was transmitted TO Miss
Nightingale
"WISDSoR CASTLE, Dec. s, 1854.
Would you tell Mrs Herbert that begged she
would let me see frequeniy the accounts she receives
from Mise Nishiingal ale Mrs. Bracebridge as heur
no dstaas Of the sounded, tho | see so many from
officers, SC about the battle feld, aad naturally the
former interest more than any one.
Let MIS-. Herbert also know that | wish Miss
Nightingale and the adies would tell these poor no.
bic wouI ded and sck that No ONE taxes warmer
interest or feels mere for their suerines, or sdmires
their courage and terssm MORE than their Queen.
Day and night che thinks of her beloved troops. So
does the Prince.
"Beg Mrs. Herbert 10 communicate these my words
to hose ladies. as know that sympathy is much
valued by these noble fellows.
Signed VICTORIA"
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TEE HEALTH or MR.. MASON

I'm, .r,d.l coresponjent Pss sends the following
mot. to hesth OF the American Embssssdo IN
thai city
Tie indisposition of Mr.. Mason still wears
doubtful aspect. He is partially psrlytic aud but
rarely rational 1t is possible, from present indi-
catiors that he may recover from this attack;
bu, if be should be so fortunate he will undoubt-
ed, feel an uDwilliDgness longer to burden him
self with the cares of office, and will resign and
return home the moment be is sufficiently recov
cred to perform the journey. very deep sym
patty is manifested in Paris at this unfortunate
affection more especially ne it follows 80 closely
upon the accident to Mr.. Masons son in the
United States
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IRvIS6s RNHpESoE.-The house at Sunrysiie,'
in which Washington Irving resides, is one he butt
some three years ego. IL is about two sud a half
miles below fsIry,own, directly the banks OF the
hudson. |, is built the site OF the " Van Tassel
" HI In fact, the new structure includes por
ton Of the old walls. AZ earlier day was called
Piyy Councillors OF the renowned Peter Stuyvesant
Aiierwsrd came into the possession Of the An Ias
,els. 1t was here that the quilting party aud dince
took place, graphically described in the L. nd' OF
Sleepy Hollow. 1t was here that the uniorsunse
both being suitors for the hand aud heart of Kate
Van fassel. Your readers wll recall the smusr IN
cideni Of ba. story, and especially the last appear
apce Of ichsbod Crane A weather COX, OF Inisera
bic appearance 10 perchei IN 'he gahs-elt ~ 80
IosD bgLG.cg 7. Fss snce o.. ornament VI 80 ~
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FIRES.


AT clock Saturday morning fire brok out IN
the fancy s,on No 957 Third sv- The flames were
e,,ipeushed BY some citizens. Damage slight
pIRT N STANTON IT.
hlOl O clock the came morning, a fire broke out in
the buildpgNo. 274 stanon-s, occupied on the first
aoor by thu family Of Theodore Hague; second floor
by Mr.. CAROL; third floor by Mr.. Tilley. The IRE
originated in the third story and was occssioned by
the heat firm stove in the apartment gnitiDg some
ligh, maiepal that lay near IT.
The french we're early on ,he ground, and soOn
ex,iprunbd the A.mes-not, however, before the
furoiiure in the room was nearly destroyed. The
Iuaoirg vas not much injured, except by water.
Loss of Ir. Fllley abous 5000; oss Of Mr.. Cornell
by watei 800; loss OF Mr.. IIayne, about 600, by
oater 20 insurance
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MOST HORRIBLE AND DISTRE SSING
TRAGEDY.
From The Dubuque Ezpr"' and Herald

From The Dubuque Ezprtss and Herald
most thrilling and awful tragedy occcured in the
vicinity OF Cascade, on Friday night. Robert Nc
Ginty, residing some two miles this side Of Cascade,
went 10 the house of his fatlerin law Mr. Clark,
siding a short distance beyond Cascade, and con-
mepc,d ali assault upon his wife who had gone there
10 escape his iuireatment when the father Mr. Clark,
interfere by drawing pistol from his pocket, aud
informing Mctiiuty that he would shoot hun II ne did
not desisi McGinty seized fatron and knocked
the old man down. took the pistol from him, and shot
bin. During the time that this reacounier was going
on between McGiniy and Clark the wife escaped 10 a
neighbours house but fearing pursuit from her demon
bu, band The left the house and went into the
woods and there secreted herself. McGIniy
followed 10 the house where the wife had re-
treated and not finding her there, swore he would
him Of the place Of concealment of his wife. Tns wo
man alarmed for her safety informed McGinty the
direction bis wife had taken. Bent on blood he pur-
sued and found her concealed IN the bushes, and,
horrible 10 relate cut her head nearly OIL tie then
went TO his house and placing the muZZle oil Tue
pistol under his chin discharged H. the bsu passing
out Of bis III ht cheek Finding the effort 10 destroy
life Intellectual he discharged three balls into his ao-
domeD aid then attempted 20 sever his wind-pPe by
drawing knife across his throst. he was found,
some time during Friday night at his Own house, IN
bed and still alive, by some men from Cascade, IN
pursuit of him. As they entered the house he pulled
the clothes over his head. They placed him In a
wagon and started for Cascade, bat before they
reached there life had left the carcass of this deper
ale wretch. McGiuty and his wife are both dead and
il il doubtful whether Clark will survive. McGinty
is the same desperate whj, short time since, bit
nan nose off, in the lower pNl Of the city aud was
bound to appear at the next Term OF the District
Courf.