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nR HUNTER so DrvnTog sTny7T, WV YoAK, ,
IL 30 long and favorAbly known v tho pshle may
BE- consuliod al his old established ofoe sbere h. has
prnesed in trsneh u m~1dns for tho iAst ~
years. and made than any other u ~
city ia many instances IL persons eondtersh neafE8
81 which he has permission 10 rvfsf " h~retDre
Charges moderate and In all . gaarantc~d
cauiion.-Ny great remedy, Hunters rod drop, that
certain diseases without dyyin~ It's poison In tho
blood, only i" had stove. Price o. Gail ans
get The Monitor u HsAsh.
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NOTICE TO TAILoES VISITING THE CITY ALEX
IN AMBER ID. RtLVES teacher Of cutting, has opened
porters of talofs trimming Mr. r. will give lessons
in cutting in all is branches by his improved actual
a
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NE O'RF LIE. WARn,a rhEnnr

Author ~ Medical Information Or the aluicp, a. A,
30. SIC Broadray. olposis b. hlchlYaa IIn.sL
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I1,oR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.--uNIrED STATES
IL Mall Lne.-The and elegan, steamship ALA.
BANA, Capt. Geo. X. Schcnck, Will leave New ork Dr
savannah on saturday, August 49, from pier So North
river, IT O'Clock r. ~ Bills 81 ladins sgnel board
For freight apply board fos passage e. SAM III T.
mIGHliIa Is Bfoadway. For Florida through tickets
from New York 10 jacksonville, sJ1; Patka So.
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CuNDAY TRIP TO GfENCOvE, NEW ROCHELLE
- and Ststtenport. August 1sth.-The steamer KING
PHILIP Capt James Kennedy, viii leave Peck slip Fast
river, at A. NJ; Catherine street a. 81 Grand street
at 81 Tenth street. at 81; Twenty sixth street at O
and Thirty Fourth street, At Pa returning from Glen
cove at r. NJ New Rochelle, ss.; and strattenport
r. NJ As for health, scenery, sea bathing &c this IL
the most desirable trip from the city y. Dinner and
good supply II refreshments board Fare Staten
nnrt i2izc.. New KoeheIe and Glencoye. 2Ac.
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DRUsHEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT THE BRUSH
ID factory, 1871 Pearl street, Franklin square All
tces sold 1T the lowest factory prices Paint brushes
. superior quality constantly hand. Machine brushes
made " order. JOHN X. HOPPEI.
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A Book for Every Young American.

T ELAND, CLAY & CO., publishers ofthe Dim,
IL have in preparation, and will soon publish. in
one volume of about 500 pages, with 200 engray-
ings, CLOTH gilt
THE ILLUSTRATED MANNERS BOOK.
A Manual of Good Behavior and Polite Acconon.
hShmenS containing careful instructions in all that
appertains to the person, dress, manners ACQUIRE
ments, conversation and department of the perfect
lady, and the finished gentleman of the best societv
Price one dollar.
This book, the first and OILY one of its kind, will
be sent postpaid, premium to any person who
will procure 80 subscribers to the Dine an IIIns-
trated Monthly, at ten cents year. Each number
of the Dime contains from five to ten engrayinps
music, and twenty columns of useful and entertain
ing matter, suitable for the school or family II is
considered the best, it is the cheapest paper of
its kind; and being neither sectional sectarian nor
partizan, it is intended for the widest circulation
and the greatest possible usefulness
The Illustrated Manners Book POSTPAID. and 3n
copies of the Dime one year. for S3.
The Illustrated Manners Book mailed post-paid
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William Hill
VS..
William Blake,
GeorgeEddleman,
The court of Common Pleas
of Wood county.

VXTILLIAM BLAKE will take notice that VIII.
~ tam dlll has filed in the court of commn,,
pleas of Wood county petition against YOU and
george Eddleman, seeking to foreclose mortgage
given py george Eddleman to him, on the north
westquarter of section thrty-six, (36) in TOWNSHIP
NO three, (3) U. S. r., to secure the payment of
note for one hundred dollars, with interest," sinca
January 10, 1853 and that unless you appear and
aemur OF answer such petition by the 31st day of
pro conteSSO at the next term of said court there
after. JAMES MURRAy A+t,v &c n4a
Jan. 27, 1955.--44w6S2.75
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NOtice.-For the next three or four weeks
shall be absent from the Journal office du-
ring the first A days of each week, but L" az
home" the rest of the time. Any advertise
ments, job work, or other business, left al
my residence during my absence, will receive
prompt attention on my return.
s. CLARK, pubr Perrysburg Journal.
March "a, 1855.
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MAYoR's OFFICE, PERRYsBURG,
March 81 1850

At regular meeting of the Town Council
OF the town of Perrysburg, the following
ordinances and resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted;
AN ORDINANCE to prevent brining, pack
ing, re-packing or overhauling Fish within
certain limits in the town of Perrysburg.
BE ii ordaincd by the Torn Council of the
torn of Perrysbu1g:
Sec. l. That it shall be unlawful for any
person to cause any fish to be brined, packed,
re-packed or overhauled, within the corpo-
rate limits of the town of Perrysburg south
of what is known as Water Street, in said
town, and that the briniHg, packing, re-pack-
ing or overhauling each barrel or half barrel
of fish within said limits, shall constitute
an additional oifense, except fish actually
provided for the family use of the purchaser.
not exceeding one barrel.
Sec q That if any person shall be guilty
of violation Of the provisions of the first
section of this ordinance, he shall, on con-
viction thereof before the Mayor be fined in
any sum not less than twenty-five nor more
than one hundred dollars.
Sec. 3. That any person who shall assist
in any manner in brining, packing, re-pack-
ing or overhaulng fish within the limits
aforesaid, shall be deemed guilty of an Of
tense within the meaning of said first Sec
ton, and be punished accordingly.
Sec. A. 1t shall be the duty of the Marshal
TO inform on and obtain warrants for the ar
rest of every person whom he has good rea-
son to believe guilty of the above offense.
Sec. s. This act shall take effect on and
after the lst day of May, A. D. 1855.
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SCiOOL EXAMINERS.-The Board will
~ meet at the court house in Perrvsburp at O
o clock A. NJ, on the second Tuesday of every
month, for the examination of Teachers until fur
ther notice. j. H. NEWTON CIarl,
Feb. "a, 1955--4Stf
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Resolved, That the Dayton and Michigan
Railroad Company be, and they are hereby
required, within thirty days from this date,
to construct plank sidewalk four feet wide
and composed of good material, either over
their ditch on the south side of Third street.
IN Perrysburg, from the east corner of lot
NO. 42o to the junction of said street with
LOUISIANA Avenue, or on the inside of the
ditch between the same and the outside line
of the lots bordering thereon. if there be room
Re8otUed, That said Company be required
within thirty days from date to extend their
ditch on the south side of Third street from
Louisiana Avenue to such point at the east
end of Third street as shall serve effectually
to drain said street, and prevent water from
running from said street on adjoining lots
and remaining there to their damage.
ResolUed, That copy of said resolutions
be handed to M. Key, jr., and also be sent to
Doolittle & Shoemaker, at Dayton, Ohio.
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ton of said committee, subject only to the
supervision Of the Council.
Resot0ed, That the Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad Company be, and they are hereby
required, within thirty days from this date,
to extend ditch along the line of their road
IN the town Of Perrysburg, on the north side
OF Third street, from the junction thereof at
Louisiana Avenue, to such point at the east
end thereof as shall suffice to effectually
drain said street and prevent any water from
standing in said street, Or running therefrom
on to adjoining lots and remaining thereon
to their injury.
;R.e8OI0ed. That copy of the above reso-
luton be given to S. N. Beach, and also be
forwarded to John Martin, Esq. president
OF said company, at Cleveland
II is hereby certified that the above are
true and accurate copies of ordinances pass
ed at said meeting.
JAMES MURRAY,
Attest: Mayor of Perrysburg.
HENRY H. DoDGE, Recorder.
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shall be to take charge of the cemetery
grounds and all things connected herewith,
to appoint and supervise the action of the
superintendent of said grounds and all
matters connected with said cemetrv shall
be excl lusively under the control and direc-
tlon OF said committee, subject only to the
supervision Of the Council.
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AN ORDINANCE to provide for the ap-
pontment and qualification of Marshal,
and to prescribe his duties.
BC 1t ordained by the Town Council of the
tolun of PerrySburg:
Sec. |. That there shall be appointed by
the Town Council, at the first session of the
new Council in each year, one Marshal, who
shall hold his office for one year, unless soon
er removed by the Council for good cause
shown, in which case the vacancy shall be
filled as in other cases.
Sec. 2. The said Marshal, before entering
on the duties of his office, shall take ali oath
faithfully to perform all his duties, and shall
give bond, with surety to the satisfaction Of
the Mayor, in The sum of $500, conditioned
that he will faithfully discharge the duties
of his said office; and the same shall be
made payable to the town of Perrysburg.
Sec. 3. The Marshal, when so qualified,
shall be conservator of the law in the cor
poration; shall serve all process directed to
him by the Mayor; shall attend to the exc
Cuton of all the ordinances of the town.
and shall perform all such duties as he may
be directed to perform by virtue of any Order
ordinance or resolution of the Town Coun-
ell, or by the Mayor; and shall perform all
such other duties as may be enjoined on him
by law.
Sec. A. Any vacancy in the Office shall be
filled as in the first section; but the person
appointed shall not hold over the first meet
ing of the New Council thereafter elected,
and his successor be appointed and qualified,
unless re-appointed.
II is ordered that side walk be construct
ed on Louisiana Avenue, commencing at the
south part of in-lot No. 3Sl, on said avenue,
in the town of Perrysburg, Wood county,
Ohio, and running thence on the west side
of Louisiana Avenue, along the line of said
in-lot No. 3S4, to the corner of Louisiana
Avenue and Front street, and on Front street,
commencing at the corner of said avenue
and Front street, running thence on the south
side of Front street along the line of in.lots
No 384, 36l, $50, 337, 1856, 3l3, 3l2, 289,
to the corner of Front and Walnut streets,
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ing to the plan and specifications; and it is
ordered that all of said work be done to his
acceptance.
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Whereas, many of the lots in the Cemete-
ry have been purchased and part payment
only made thereon by the purchaser, therefore
Resolved, That the Mayor be requested to
make out and execute to each person claim
ing any interest in such lot or lots, deed
for the same; and said deed shall be placed
in the hands of the superintendent of the
cemetery, whose duty it shall be to tender
such deed to the person in whose name the
same is made, and demand from said person
the amount due and unpaid on the lot or lots
so by him or her claimed; and in case of the
neglect or refusal of such person or persons
to pay said amount, with the expenses of
deed, then and in that case it shall be the
duty ~f cold superintendent TO .uturn that
fact to the Recorder, who shall enter min
ute of the same on the journal, and forthwith
serve a notice on such person or persons that
from and after the time of the service of said
notice, his, her or their claim to any part or
portion of the lot or lots SO by him, her or
them claimed, shall be annulled and cancel
led; and every such claim shall be annulled,
cancelled and held void from and after the
date of service of such notice and said lots
be re-sold as if no such claim had ever ex-
listed; and if any person. be buried on any
such lot, then it shall be the duty of the
Marshal of the corporation forthwith to-
cause such body to be disinterred and buried
in the Potters Field, the expense thereof to
be borne by the former claimant of said lot.
unless the same cannot be so made: in that
case, the expense thereof shall be paid from
the cemetery fund.
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Whereas, DR.. E. D. PECK, by his untiring
energy, his watchful vigilance and attention
to the wants Of the sick during the existence
of the cholera in our midst the past summer,
has merited the esteem and gratitude of the
citizens of our town, therefore
ReSoIUed, That the thanks of the town of
Perrysburg be, and they are hereby rendered,
to DR.. E. d. Peck, for his services during
the continuance of the pestilence.
Resolued, That we allow Dr. Peck, from
the general corporation fund, the sum of $40.
Resolued. That copy of the above reso-
lutions be given to DR.. Peck, together with
an order for the above amount.
Ordered that DR.. Frederick be allowed 500
for his services during the prevalence of the
cholera.
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Resolved, That there shall, at the first ses-
sion of every new Council, be appointed an
executive committee of the cemetery, con-
sisting of the Mayor, who shall be er o6icio
chairman of the committee, and two mem
bers of the Council, whose term of office
shall be for the term they remain members
of the Council, unless sooner removed by a
unanimous vote thereof, and whose duty it
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FLEETWOOD CONGRATULATIONS No 392 Pennsylvania
W avenue, 18th the Savings Baak This
cemecry OF the celebrated
aud situated the high ground dsastcne and
Of CAPITOL North Capitol street leading directly
This have received charter from Con
gees nppropang their ground forever 70 burial purposes mixing
prohibiting encroachmens
which Of those who
where they have placed them for has
NIL cities when the burial gvund bacomes
vairbe FIR other purpo--s, set H.
iaae pit; and legal measures cannot
A. no tiiss sivrn 10 the ground.
tap the charter. laws and all other information,
also ich with Mr.
vsy No even, street, any other undertaken win prompt
" attended TO, June Idly
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FACULTY Hon. Abraham Carutle late the circuit
l. Judges of Tennessee.
Hon reen udges supreme
OF Tennessee.
Hon. Bonlad L. Ridiey Of the cnanceor
Judges their whole
10 the school
Plan asuctionl. Daily examinations
books No regular of iecures Of the
daily lessons IN the progress of the examinations
Weekly ofconmon law aud equity, in whsh
denis suits OF facts PROBES
and them through all the ~ actual
practice. The framed to
Deeds wills all Documents evil
dence q
supreme court, which held monthly class,
public the every session. The
jurors judges chanceors, official
yaciles connected with their suits.
tember ends trd Thursday in February The second
the succeeding Monday IN February second
Thursday In July.
Expense per ssssionTaion fes $50, in advance
81 boarding about $50 Students furnish
which BIO had in the Lebanon bookstores
-Four required complete course,
dents No previous Tor
mission There four claHses Students
time during the collegiaa
Number of students the last collegiate year eiahysx
ROBERT L. CARUTHERs,
Feb ll--eoly President Boardo Trustees
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[No. 81.
Notice for Restoring certain Lands TO market
IN the State of Missouri.

aE grant Of land made by approved June TO-
aANSa@ q 10 he .o@n Of sr oserH state ssrSs
been adjusted As far a. practicable sslles Is nat
entry The route Of said road which ne oafs OF ine limits
oned townships pars townships which have not been
@ o Ss @ are smpioa and Which wer subject private
entry AZ The VIII be restored private eany
By The alb august, s4 which requires he
time 10 be deducted during which he lands stall have been with
drawn and Withheld market the day Of restoration, 70 wit,
Al land Office al PALMYRA.
KOrth Of and ee 81 tAe a principal madian
Nor hall Of t"wasp 81 and townships 56 range
Norm half township 5i and townships 49, So, and se Of
township and townships S. co. 5s' ss' and
townships d, So, g, So, and 90; Of hinged
Townshps 81 S.. 5s1 s. and SCUM SO, range
Nah halt Of towashp 81 and townships So o. 81 49, and
Norm half township townships o So So So and
iowa.ap 8 and townships s. So, S. 50, and
Townshps s5 s6s So So and range 49,
Al land ONCE at MILAN
Nora Of the base line Of I'm principal medan.
TOWNSHIPS s g and south n half of So So Of ,a" "ss -
Townships So. So So south nIlf Of So Of mnge TO-
Townships Sos So, 50, and sonh half Of Co. Of range g.
Towa.p &c. and south o S ns Of Of So Of a anss M
Townships 56 5ss So halt Of co. of 81
Township Tswnn e. g. and Co. 81 Of range a.
the land office al FAYErTE,
North the line and msst Of The h principal meridian
Township So ranges 10, III e, 10, 3d. a y, and 3D.
Al the land Office a PLATTsBURG
NORTH Of the fh principal meridian.
Townships SIS, So, So. So, and 60, of range "a.
Townships So, half Go, range D.
Townships 56s So, so, and south halt OF CO. 49,
North hall township 81 and townships So 49, 3D. and south
half ol co. III range 81
township townships IS, 5s' So, 80,
half %
township and townships S. So. 5s' 90 and south
half of Co. OF range ~
Nort. half township 81 townships So 56' 5S So
south hall co. of range 80.
North half Of township 81 and townships So, 56 So and 49, Of
range 81. ~ -
North half township townships IS, 56 5s and So of
81.
Mott, half township 81 townships IS, 6 49, and 80 of
Norn half township townships SIS, t6 5S and So
Nort township townships as S., 81, 5a 3d. and
south hall OF TO- of range 3D.
township 81 and townships IS, $751; 81 49, 3d. and
south co. of range &c. TX u
Townships 81 &c. So So and south half OF to OF range III
Township 50 OF range 3d.
The townships parts of townships
by the six mile limits.
Pre- the above lands within
March, the lands hereby resotd 10
proven the day liked Tor the restoration
If lands private entry or Us som as pfaccaole ar seeing
notice
will be at auction and awarded to
among such applicants according 10 the rule IN
such
Given under Land Office, tho city Of
Washington, is fourteenth day Of July, A. D. 1855
GEO. c. WHITING,
July i7-Iaw6w AciBg Commissioner
. GInteigencer and Star]
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fVHE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED !-Tbe Rob OF DR. BOY
VEAU LAFfECTEUR is superior sifups Of Cus
para similar remedies IL radically
The
critical
of life and hereditary OF bnnors AZ depura
powerfully sicscous catnhs bladder
and oter from abuses OF
injections soundines yphlc Rob in
basam of cspava cuhebs from injections which only repe
ncura.zing The Rob Boyveau is above all
ing and which have the powers the odure
o potassium.
General fer the United States Gabriel Bondn Q?
Wholesale orders Suio
Orleans: scuilly, San Francisco.
by druggists throughout The Unit
ted pamphlet Gervss
Rob will obtained by writing 10 a. bion
din "a William street. New York. who viii give every information
wanted.
prepared for South America, Tho Wet In
dies &c. Of the United sate duties, he has the Rob 10 bond
March l4-dyt
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istss Bruu}Ce's Er,iisia mud French IN
Day school. NO. las Pennsyivapin avenue.


istss nroolee's Ensusi4 n.d French Honr ing aud
Day school, no. lbs Pennsylvania avenue.
ISIS BROOKE, fro PhadeIpha, having taken the
VI Corner OF l9b street and
Known az The seven buildings will Monday
o 81, boarding and day school ladies'
acquired in the
whch shr will Mary's Hail. Burlington, Jersey
thr Episcopal F0mae fnsunto Philadelphia,
her patrons advantages The
ment. The history, and literature
suage VIII form feature her
Music and The modern win be taught by profess
in Frsnch, especially, facility will
acquisition Of Paran accent and pronunciation. Circulars,
sn terms and oher pa aars may be had the principal
stores, or of Miss Brooke, No. 46i street.
The Right Rev honzo Potter, d ID.
The Right Rev. G W, Ooane, u. d.
Professor A. Dnia Dscie, superintendent Coast
Henry, Secretary Institute
Gen iohn Mason, Warrington, y. c.
William w. torcoran, esq ID. G.
Hon. James CnmpbeI, Postmaster General.
Hon. Ellis Lewis Chief Justice OF Pennsylvania.
Hon. q W. Woodward, Judge Of the Supreme Pennsy
Hon Geo. Vail, NJ. c., New Jersey
My end Nis- Brooke, is emabie lady, intel
Gesce whose qualifications teacher accomplish
men IN English literature, especially entc high ooneera
AI.ONZO
June 90 Ct
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BOOKS FOR AUCTIoN.-T

UOOKS FOR AUCTION.-The undersigned has separated
- his number
editions duplicate and which, reasons,
no longer saahle NJ their original prices.
Among good editions ofthe best hooks
Language Theology medicine and juvenile books novels
school books French books, miscellaneous
all OF which will
In The he bsssd private
half when they half
price, u quarter puee when they not
June 30 rRANGK TAYLOR.
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mo. 5a7.l


NOTICE Of tho discontInunncc OF the United States
Dixon noUnder provisions section OF the
approved June H. l8i0 which declares ha when
the quantity public land unsOd In any land dis
shall be number of hundred
shall Of the Secretary tho Treasury
discontinue the land office for districts and land in
such district shalt unsod at the of the dscOnnuance
Of land ofce the shall be subject sale the
office which Secretary of
Treasury shall 7l section
approved 18th September 6ft authorizes
Treasury land district which situated the
Of the States Notwithstanding the
unsoid such
his opinion such be
public order land
approved l54U; the
terror ne a establish the home department. approved Sd
March, l539:
Notice accordingly hereby that reports from
The officers Palestine, Quincy Edwarave Chicago and
Dxon that the vacant land In each of said districts reduced be-
hundred thousand Secretary Interior has
directed the and offices Palestine, Quincy EdwardsvIc,
Chicago Dixon, The State OF Illinois, and
lands remaining uuold he
made subject sale the land office Springfield OF
in said State.
Lands upsod Incorporated by subject
private entry within the limits uf the districts discontinued,
receipt of this registers
thereof land officers Springfield will public
the which will prepared appea-
ions for entries Of any such lands at their office
JOS s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Once.
Ia 9,ls5s.
JusI k~-law6w
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: tIuECH sEstNICes--Messrs TAYLOR n NAUEY have
u beautiful editions
Prnyer and complete Church Service" bound in Paris
Jane 81 Bookstore Ninth street.
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Misses Rockers,

Boarding and Day seooifor Young Ladies' street. bpcen
9th and IN
rI,HE dunes will be Monday Sep
,euber Circulars may be had application prnci-
pals d = bookstores
suc T..