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rs hereby given that / am now erecting q
l. dwelling Immediately east of the east line Of
Lawrence, W here shall preempt quarter see-
ton of land, or such legal sub-diVision as /
may be entitled TO by law. JOHN SPEER. 81
laurence, Sept. 90, lS55.-lk.<
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Notice.

A IL persons are hereby notified that l have
taken the claim lying east of the claim nov
uceurisd5 by Edward Clark, Attorney as Law,
saG caused house to be built on said eiainl.-
All pesso1is aie cautioned against making iln-
pro, eTienss kp SAN cisia, u paying any MON
tys that may accrue from Ehc OF the iiouss oii
said Claim, Is n-ei.d to pres enipt sad claim,
and sue ior all ul0ncys Arising iroia tie hire oI
said Lollse or rl;lin, j. II. SIMMONS.
IaMiunse. Any. II. is5J. -
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1000 AGENTs WANTED.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS wanted iIflsilcdi
" ateiy, il every part Of the United states, to
canvass foT subscribers 70 the HERALD or FREE-
DOM. a Iberal -eaInInissioa paid for services
and no capital required. address
g. W. BROWN Il co.
LABREScE, K. T., Feb. aft Publishers.
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O. ". Brown.

(SoNMIssEoRER es DEEDS, ynsi osissr IN
u struments of Writing under Seal, o.ld Dcpo-
sitiohs fcF 5;ennsyFvani3, 3Iassaehusests, Yer
mont, ioKa, Illinois. Ohio, srd New York, vii
attend TO the duties Of lis Office on application u
the llEe4LD OF EEEEpox ofiiec.
Lawrence, MAY II, ls55.-if.
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~ Mr.. hooRE. on the Wakarusa,
viii accept our thanks for ine squash.
It vas of a large size. and made an ex.
icellent dish for several meals.
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HURRY mn tha Pionaar-

All who design settling in Kansas this
season should be on the ground as soon
as possible. There is no time to spars
in getting ready for winter.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-06
To the Electors Of Kansas Terrier

To the Electors Of Kansas Territory.
tVOU are hereby notified that IN election will
il be he!d in the several election precincts OF
this Territory on the
Second Tuesday. 9Th OF October next
| for members of Convention TO form Consti
tuition, adopt Bill Of Rights for the people OF
Kansas, and take all need.ul measures for organ
| izing State Government preparatory TO the ad-
mission Of Kansas into the Union as a State.
BY order Of the Executive C, nmistcc Of Kan
sas Territory.
j. H. LANE, Chairman.
]. K. GooDIN, Secretary. @
Lawrence, Sept. %, 1S5o.--3t -.
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L. C.. Tolles, n. D..

DHYsICIAN& & SURGEON, ottice at j. Hutch
l. iiisoh's. thee doors south of tie Hei;,Id o.
Freedoms aitiee. gCS -
DIR. Toiles has purchased the medicines, fixture:
de-, belonging 10 the late Df. II. Clark and Lvid.
himself in readiness to answer all calls III tbs
line Of bis profession.
LaHressct, Jtsse 2, lSo5.tf .7tlt 0
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S It is said the pro-slavery men
have several pieces of cannon in the Ter
sitory, which has been furnished them
for operations in Kansas. We should
"smiIe. to seem them used as contem-
plated by those having them in charge.
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schoo, Not,es

The citizens of Lawrence and vicinity
are respectfully requested to meet in
Union Hall on Thursday evening next,
al z o'clock to make the necessary ar.
rangements for.a winter school.
Per order School Committee.
SAM. TAPPAN, Clerk.
:. Lawrence Oct. 9th, 1856.
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- Last night cur town was visited
By heavy frost. and the thermometer
stood at 20 degrees st sun.-rise. The day
is clear. and beautiful. :.
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F. A. Hunt G. Co.

DRoDCcR, Commission and Forwarding
L Merchants, ~ Leyee, St. Louis, No., be-
tween Pine and Chestnut.
4 n. B.-PsrtieElar attention paid 70 filing or
ders for any description If Merchandise anJ
Prodnse. 20
Aag Is. Is55.- esas.
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Mosier, Jenkins & Co..

DEALEIss in. Hardsears, .SsosSs, de-, and
IL maEuiacturcrs OF Tin, Copper, and Sheet
iIOn wae, have taken rooms In tile building
lately vacated by tisfekiasoA, Aarlo1e st o., oii
Massachusetts street, Lawrence, Kansas I. -
aug, II. l65:.. 9as ,.ff
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John BALDWIN Ferrvman

LAS Justeompleted his new ferry boat, and
IL holds huifeli in readiness totske passe.leers
and teams oyer the Kansas river, opposite Law
renee. at ali hours On apphcstions ii the ssuaI
prices. - -
Ldonasssskass 4, is55.-h .s-.Il teses
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Ready Made Frame Houses J.

TyHE subscriber having contracted for large
i number Of the above houses, is prepared e
furnish these in want. They are OF different sizes
and viii be sold at the lowest prizes,
a line addressed to Z. Simmons, Kansas, No
will meet with prompt attention.
RLFiREseLs.-S. {. Homeroy, Esq.,, Kansa:
city, Mo-; DR.. c. Robinson, and e.. w. Brown
ESQ.,, Lawlenee, L. T. Z. SIMMONS.
june 10, '55.-d.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CHEAP!

in
lin
hall.
oarS
F
MAsoS, Courier oabe
g. W. BROWN.
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New 4obertis
Taken mn

T~D D Y the subscriber, living on Wakarasa
AD river, lni -es southwest of Law
renee, one dark bay Pony, age unknown and
no marks or brands perceiya Die. Fine owner
can have him by proving properly, paying
charges (including this advertisements and TAX
ing him away J. h. dooplN.
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H Money, stone-masons and lumber
seem the great wants Of Lawrence at the
present time.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-06

1E The late election In Maine has re.
suited in the defeat of Mr.. MoRRrLL for
Governor.
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H Don't forget 20 read the original
articles on our fourth page this week.
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Topeka Brick Yard.

En oaa BRICKS of tie bsst quality ara
|1OUsUUU nov ready ipr delivery By the sub
scFfher, who has, AZ great expense, completed
his arrangements, and i nos prepared 20 fur
nish the frss quality Of Brick sf a fair price.
Al who want would do wei TO call iIrInefiateIy,
as they arein good demand, end dlsappcGr ifosa
the yard rapidly. I. W. HORNE
7apska. e. T., -zyg. IS, is5a.-
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Notice.

WHEREAS my wife NANCY JANE HowI
w has left my bed and beard, without any
,ust rrovceation, Therefore warn all persons
not to credit her ior anything On my account, i,
shall Fay no debts of her consrnecine
DANIEL /. HOWE.
Hashtaqton Cresk, Set. %, ,55.-2t.*
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yuss Reee;Yad al stsarns,

CUPERFINE FLOUR Potatoes-sxest and
40 Irish; Honey Egess Mesi; New Corn
Apps at IS ce1ss : hneilei. - ssissEs
LSvaes& ssts. 20, ,55.--h.
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Re- DR.. WEB vas lying sick at Kan
sas City, Ao., at last advices.
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Dr. Jno p Wood

FORWARDING and COMMISSION MER.
l. CHANT, has just completed his new Ware
house on the Levee, and Is ready to receive tho
consi snmcnt Of goods, either Oh commission q
otherwise. 80
Lcspreacs, June 2, 1s55.-r.
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Correspondent at Franklin.

A spicy letter from a friend at Frank
I'm will be found in another place. He
will do US a favor by keeping US advised
with the movements in that locality, and
We trust viii do so His picture of the
invaders from Missouri. in attendance at
the polls, is said to be faithful to life. iss
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Chairsl ChairstI

Just received and for sale fne assortment of
y Rocking, Office. Parlor and Common Chairs.
which offer for sale at wholesale orretail. at as
low prices rs can be obtained in tho Territory.
ut my claim ope-haif mile southeast from the
burial ground. HORACE a. HANCOCK.
Lawrence, K. T.. Aue IL 1856. seeffE ~
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B. slateE

DRoDUCE DEALER AND COMMISSION
l MERCHANT, No. IL LsFss, s. Ls1is, 10.
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City Property for Exchange.
THE undersigned is desirous of exchanging
i City Property in Lawrence for pair OF
Horses or Ponies, and light Wagon or buggy.
TX. G00DlN.
Wakarusa, June 30, ,55.-tf.
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|EsoWLERs q YEELs's- pasl;estsoas 90 sale
J. At the HEG4LD % FsIkbok 0yEIcE.
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Allen e. Gordon

nEAEERS In Dry Goods, Provisions and
II Groceries, Topeka, & . = - u and exam
me- IJans is. ls55-tsf.
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A TTORNEY At Law and SOLICITOR II
II cHANCERY, 50 Main st.. LaWrenee, K 7.
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John Hntckinsnn.

T AW oaace 80 MSS. st, up stairs.
IL Lawrence, Jan. s, $50.
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. A TToRNEY AT Law. and General Land
"A Agent, Kansas City, 40.
Aug. II, 1S55.-6m.+
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DR.. z. A. Barnes.
Il. B. Dout9a,

DHYsICIAN & SURGEON, Main street, Law.
i renee, X Z. fJHro %, '55.-tf
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]. s. Emery,

A TT0RNEY AT LAW. Mag Be found al
n Herald ef Freafoss ofHce,K. T. Jan. s.
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a n searl.

u. 5s q. 6afTlngt0d.
OFFICE No. TEslfth street, Lavrence, Kan
Z - Territory - Jan. 8, i65.
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RnnYsf R1nKsti

Ajaa Il, 1855.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-12-08

NLw INDIAN PoLlcY-1he Washington
couesI cndrnt Ci tie 81. Louis D, motrB.
learns that the President has adopted
ncw Io|icy in regard TO the lndians. AS
' UcSt to which to remove he lndiane is
bt ,cmirg scmCv hat sCarce, lhr PrsiGcn;
has determined to aGOpt the opposite of he
old lolity Of removal. and con'inue lhe In
dians on t!rir r,sciva'iCus- cur.aili9g heir
boundaries instead Of tl'tlging b, M This
will force 1lCm 10 1pIn thtir attention 20 ~.
ntuiturul and.nt thani,ul pursuits. and terd
to rheir rapid civilization. Gu 1.-The Surr-
jor, sC,ela tIibcs who have betn s"uo, nd,d
lave lecC me ,x~llcnt ti';2ers. One Il IT,.
Saginaw uibe is NOW luretly tnEoE 4 in ,hjp
building, ,ud las lalRe carilti iuYto"d in
the business. Others Of the same tlibe ar,
,reGgtd in the various ne, !enicrl uad,s,
and aie doing well under The force Of PIE
oisely the SINE rolicy which the RoT"In-
m'nt has determined 10 udUpt towards all
IN weston New York. the IT mainaer OF ;hr
5, NJ css, located in Cat;araugus count, are
making cCmmtndable progress.
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The Trustees for this Township recently
held meeting and resolved to appropriate
tie road money remaining in the treasury
towards rerairing the river road betwetn
this city and Toledo. About one hundred
dollars is thus placed in the hands of Aus
lin Scott and VIM LimbriCk. Under the
nanag' ment of these ntlemen, we shall ex-
ect to's,e The rough places made smooth.
and the crooked places made straight This
was wise NOV, mcnt, and their constitu-
ents, and The travelling public will say amen
TO it, Will Toledo do as much on her end
OF the road reaching to Delaware creek? BY
the way, project is now on foot TO orcn
hn avenue one hundred feet " de from Yolc-
DO to the eastern limits of this city, and from
what we know Of those interesting them
selves IN the matter, we can safely say that
it will be done. Who says that Manmcc is
aslcep? TECre are mrn here yet who sre
not always asleep when their eyes are shu'.
III viii not be ten years b, fore Toledo vii.
wd7t 10 7otc for Il NGtn nee Mayor, and if
they don't improve the east end Of the roud
I"Cnnecting us, uc 1ront let 'em - Maum,e
Visitor.
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INV ORLEANS On THE DI CLINE.--lhn thls
city is in dtCadtnC SET ms now to be adj.
mitted by It's friends. The press Of New
Ohtans is calling public attention to the
rapid decay Of tie commerce Of the city
There is ID steady falling of in .he arrival Ii
Irciehts by sea, and up Ilyer freighls have di.
niisled so greatly II at i, is iffcult f.,
the st b at to get full load Property in
const ,nte is diminishing in value, ana
txcs ale letc ming burdens, me. The queh-
ton now under disc CussiOn is, what is 70 be
dcnt -wlrle is the remedy? Ofcourse VII
rcus causes for the evil md Suggestions fer
the It MT dy are thrown cut. The prevailing
opinion is that the lines Of Railroads. 'a4i
ard west across the country, drawing cfF
feibltS ire m The tributary nNtls and consc-
ca, nIIy ilt m tle Cr,Sc, nj City, is the MUM
one that csn cnly be n me died by
CcunttIaCting enterprise IN luiIdrg routle
But will hat CuIe tie evil? Whnr is 10 re-
store, OF rather secure. The hculihintss oi 1hc
locality? Can New O,Iebns afford to CON
rete with NorlEtrn enterprise, losing enc
rhird Of tie year lrC NJ The prevalence cf NOR
tai disease? With yellow fever pud with,
out Railroads, the case has had symptoms.
and we hardly look for much farther in
crease Of lie city either in business OF Col-
ulation.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
NEW GOODS

THE subscriber is receiving from New York a
l. large and wellselected assortment of Geo { T
eoery description, which wil be sold very cheap fer
cash, sc. Dry Goods of all kinds, consisting of
Broad Cloths Casimcres, Nestinps, silk Seats,
Prints Lawns, Bcrages, Ginghams, Sheetirgs,
5hirtngs, Hosiery, Gloves, Kid, Lysle &e. ,Cts
& Shoes Hats, Caps and Ready made Clothing.
Hardware, Nails at reduced prices; Glass; Cable,
Log and Trace Chains Chop Axes, Bread Axes,
Framing ChseS, Augers, Locks g. Latches,
Wrought Butts, Table Cutlery, Framing Squares,
Hardsaws &c. Books & Stationery. CrctEerl--
White Stone, Blue China and Common WuIes.---
Groceries, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, SaerotUs, CCdG>h,
Mackerel, Herring, Flour u PoIk, Rice. Ginger.
Putty White Lead, Bar Lead Powder Shot, CaIs
Our stock of Bonncts is superb. RibhCns, Eonlu
Innings Parasols &c. We intend to increase ard
extend our business, and for that purpose will sell
Goods rery IOiO and keep up regular market fer
the products of our country. Those wishing good
bargains. would do well to give us call
Perrysburg, Ohio. y. NJ. IHOMEtON.
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NEW AND CHEAP GGODs.
G. & ]. POW Frs


EEjustreturnedfrom New Iorland artnoM
l. opening at the Old5t of GEoEGL POWERS,
on Front street,
A large and well ecteGassortmcntC
Staple aNd Eancy by GoLGs,
Consisting III par1 OF WoIland Cotton q Gocds ofall
kinds; Groceries. Hardw are. CrockerN. BCots arc
Shoes, School Books and Stationery. Nails, Glass,
Shovels, Spades, Chains, &c: Hats, Caps BUnuetS.
Ready Made Clothing--in fine, complete variety
OF articles usually found in retalstole and whitl
Will be offered at unusually low prices Jor C0Sh
ProdUce. AlJpersohsdesrOus otpurchasins Goods,
will find it TO their advantage to cali and examine
ourstock before purcl ash elsewhere
We wish it to be distinctly understood that fer
cash or merchantable produce, we uW not be IN
derSoid by any other establishment in the place il
Goods of the same quality. We will al all times
pay the highest market price in Cash for Wheat.
Grass Seed, Pork, &C. and will also receive in ex-
change for Goods, Produce of almost ever, kud al 4
cash will not be refused, lutreceved withioyful
hearts aud pleasant locks. Noven.l e 1888.
GEO. ! OWFNS,
I42tf JOHN POWERS.
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CHERIFFS SALE.--Dy virtue of an execution
~ TO me directed from the court of common pleas
of Wood county, Ohio, will offer at public sale at
the door Of the court house in Perrysburg in said
county on the 9th day of January, A. d. 1856, be-
tween the hours of 10 A. Bi. and p NJ, outlot 253
of the new survey in the town of Perrysburg in
said county taken as the property of Reuben Saw
yer at the suit of T.. Blinn for ]. Hollister
w. l.. COOK, Sheriff Wood Co, o.
Dec. 8, I955.--30w5$1
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Winter put his cold hand on us yesterday
as the hungry man puts his hand on hot pan
cakes-lhere was no getting away. An old
fashioned fne-tooth storm set in and con
tinred with intervals during the day. We
think navigation will close by the 2Oth,
which is somewhat later than previous wears
-ISt. Paul Times, 10th.
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D ENOVAL.-BROWN HUNT hcve rene
IL we'd their Store and Tin ESfabiiSLmtutto to their
New Store, opposite A. NJ. Thompson's, where we
are offering a well selected assortment of
COOK. HALL, BOX d P1RLOR STO YES,
in great varieties. Our Stoves of Albany man
ufacture, and inferior to none. Plain and Japaned
Tin Ware, Stove Pipe and Stove Trimmings
1T Wholesale and Retail.
Job work and Repairing done on short notice. Or
ders from abroad will meet with prompt attention
Jan. l, 1865. BROWN g. HUNT
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20 r. a CROSS,
90 Matchmaker ::nG LcvcTCr

IL z v
N.>;8 Would most respectfully invite tie citizers
Of Maumce City, Perry burg. WGteryiIle. and vi
rinity, to call and examine, before urrhGs sir else
where, his fRE&H SUFFLY OF NEW JIWTI-
RY, atrCceived from Boston--tlt cStassortmcrt
ever broughtnto this mark ctrsistirp Ct Ladies
and Gents Fine Gold Breast Pins: Gents Tia-
mond Scarf Fins; Gents Diamond RirFs; Ladies
superior Cuf Pins; Ladies' Ruby, FmoraId Pearl
and Garnet Rings; Fine Gold Iockrts; Far-rires
Of ell kinds and qualities: hcartifrh Alya Coal
Bracelets; fine Gold Bracelets with scttt rs: ] a.
dies Gold Chains, new style): Silver aTd Cod
and Silver Watch Keys, together with general
assortment of every variety of todS in his line
Gosh buyers will frd this very tesirilIc stock.
and wonld also say that can and VIII Jew cir,
ten per cent. cheaper than Toledo mercfarts
Maumee City. Oct. Il. R.A.CRCSS.
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GEORGE W.1SIIINGTO


BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, the Philosopher;
DANIEL WEBSTER. the Statesman.
special agent has visited Europe and made
careful and judicious selections of foreign works OF
art both in bronze and marble statuary and choice
paintings. The whole forming large and valua
bic collection of Paintings and Statuary, to be dis
tributcd FREE among the members of the associa-
ton for the second year.
TERMS OF MEMBERsHIP.
Tie payment of SO constitutes any one mem
Der of this association, and entities him to either
one Of the following magazines for one year, and
also ticket in the distribution of the Statuary and
Paintings.
The literature issued to subscribers consists cf
the following monthly magazines: Harpers, Put
MANS, Knckerbocker Blackwood's, Grahams Co
dey's Ladys Book, and Household Words.
Persons taking five memberships entitled to
any five of the magazines for one year, and to six
tickets in the distribution.
The net proceeds derived from the sale of mem
bcrships devoted to the purchase of works of
art for the ensuing year.
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED
by becoming member of this association, are
jst. Each one receives the full value of his sub
scrption at the start in the shape of sterling mag
azine literature
I'd. Each member is contributing towards pur-
chasing choice works of art, which are to be dis
tributed among themselves and are at the same
time encouraging the artists of the country, dis
bursting thousands of dollars through its agency.
Persons in remitting funds for membership, will
please give their post Office address in full stating
the month they wish the magazine to commence
and have the letter registered at the post Office to
prevent loss; on the receipt of which. certificate
Of membership, together with the magazine desired
will be forwarded to any part Of the country.
Those who purchase magazines at bookstores
will observe that by joining this association they
receive the magazine and free ticket in the annual
distribution, all the price they now pay for
the magazine alone. For Memberships, address
c.. L. DERBY, Actuary G. 4. A.,
at either Of the principal Offices KnckerLockeI
Magazine" office, 248 Broadway, New York o,
Western Office, lGG Water street, Sandusky, Ohio
Subscri ptons received by j. MURRAY, honorary
secretary for Perrysburg, Ohio.
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Ebcnezcr Graham. admir- Of Jarvis Spatford, dec d.,
US. isaac Hull ct al.
4 DMINISTRATOR'S LE.--By virtue of a
n decretal order OF sale to me directed and de
livered, from the court Of common pleas Of Wood
county Ohio will offer for sale the door of the
court house in Perryshurg, on Saturday, December
22d. 1855, between the hours Of IL o'clock NJ and
2 o'clock p. NJ. OF said day, out-ots in the town of
Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio. number $50 and
22l, containing each six acres more or less.
H.. GRAHAM, Admir-.
MURRAY & DODGE. Attys Admir-.
Nov. 70, lS55.--26w5Sl.SS
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REFERENCTS.

Prof. L, i. Jones, Cincinnati, Ohio;
l.. II. Stcckwell,
y. !. Wright,
" II. +, Johnson, Philadelphia, Pa;
" r.. y. IIill, Cleveland, Olic;
3. 4. Wright, NJ. D.. Mexico, Wyamdot co. Q -.
II. Reynolds, NJ. D., Greenwich huron CO., O.
Oct. %, I354.--Gltf
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COSm 0p Olitan Art Associations.
SECDVD WAR

A RRANGEME MENTS for the second annual col
"A lection of this pew and popular institution for
the diffusion of Literature and Art, have been made
on the most extensive scale. Among the works al
ready engaged, is the nr-famed =" GENOA CRU
C!FIX, which originally cost 10000.
In forming the new collection, the diffusion Of
works of American art, and the encouragement of
American genius, have not been overlooked. Com
missions have been issued to many of the most dis
tnyushed American artists, who will contribute
some of their finest productions. Among them are
three Marble Busts executed by the greatest living
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-12-08

NRS. J. J, 4 ENK 4 Z. y, KENNCILS =.
~ having permanently located in FerrNsLuIg.
tender their professional services to the citizens d
town and vicinity and hope ty a strict attention to
all calls to merit share Of the public patronage.
Particular attention paid to cErcric diseases. sucl
as Dyspepsia, Weakness of the SPINE. chronic Liv-
CT Dcrangemeuts, and female Weaknesses of all
kinds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11
THE LATEST VS..
BY MAsNFTr AND PRINTING Tk,EsRApSs.
The Yellow Fever at the South.

The Yellow Fever Mt the SOUTH
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10, 1855.
We have received later intelligence from Norfolk
this morning.
The steamship Benjamin Franklin, which brought the
yellow fever from 81 Thomas is in the river below this
city but supposed she win not be permitted to come
UP. There is excitement existing, and threats
have been made that she shall be destroyed ii she
mittea 20 approach the city. Richard Perry Miller, Of
Philadelphia, died this morning OF yellow fever at the
Quarantine Hospital below Baltimore He returning
from Portsmouth, where he had been acting az an
apothecary.
The Relief Committee left here in the Norfolk boat this
evening. 10 make arrangements for bringing TO this city
two hundred orphan children. They will be quartered
the House Of Refuge; in process cfbuildng
and which IL being prepared for their accommodation
They will reach here on Saturday.
The ladies attached Ia the various churches Of this
city mailing clothing 10 be sent down. The chill
drsn will undergo publication before being received at
the House OF Refuge and their old clothing burnt The
Ray Line has volunteered 10 bring the children tree OF
charge.
despatch from Weldon says large numbers have left
Norfolk and Portsmouth for the camp established by tho
authorities al baltimore at Old Point stock Of pro-
visions was left at the cncampmeut on Saturday.
Atrortsmouh pr. Collins, President Of the Railroad,
IL dead.
The collection in this city for che relief Of The sufferers
reaches nearly 81, 900.