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Attach lneMt Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at my in
lN stance, writ ofattachrent was this day ssuedby
Isaac Stowe, Justice of the Peace in Nelson town.
ship Portage county and State Of Ohio, in the sum OF
Nine DolIars Seaenty-two cents, against the goods,
chatles rights and credits of Sylvester Taylor, Sem,
and Sylvester Jun. csidens ofthe county.
Nelson, March 81, fs55-36,3w HIRAM CALDWELL.
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CLOTHING.

T DALRYMPLE, begs to call the attcn-
Ia. ton of his friends and Others that he has not
FAILED as reported, but continues to carry bust
ness at the old Stand, one door east of the Phenx
Block, where he has good stock of Ready Made
Clothing Cloths, Cassmers and vestings, &C.. which
he is able to offer at low prices to
PROMPT-PAYING CUSTOMERS. /.
And he would solicit continuance Of such trade.
Buyers will do well to give him a call, they will
have gre at bargains offered them. r.
Rayenna, March 81, 1855 Il. DAbRYMPEE, 20
..-. 5 one door east Of the Phenix block.
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Hxnirr e. SEvERSsl have established 2
new Gfocsfy Stors 1t the stand formerly
acsaplsd - III A. TAyLoa, SEE sdyertiss-
meat. assfs = ssss4rf AZ \
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Interesting News from .tIlG East
The fall Of SebaSt1pOI.

TIE Tusl IeItgIdPHlC ulsPdtCI TepUItS tHB
fall of Sebastopo, the stronghold OF the Russians
could not withstand the combined efforts of the French
and English but the fall of Sebasopol is not greater
than the fall in the price of Boots Shoes Caters and
goodsgenerally at the store Of J. H. Bostwick Co.
All kinds of ofgaiters and winter shoes for ladies
win sell cheaper than we sold Them before; the
cashor ready pay will bring cheap shoes to the purcha
ser.
Great Reduction In Bonnets. We have few satin
honnets on hand yet, whoever wants bonnet here is
the place to buy it. We will sell the whole lot or sing
Nov. 90, 1854. IL. BosTwICK & Co.
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DARAMETTAS AND MERlNOES.-4
/ Just received another LOT Of those fine Parametiee
and~ernoes which are very cheap, at No. Phoenik
Block. ID. b. DAY.
Dec, 90, 1854. l8S snSiA
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ExAMihAFioN OF TEAcHERs.--The exam
instion Of School Teachers in the lst Dis
triet, under the superintendent Of the coun-
ty by the Board Of Examiners, took place
at the Court House on Saturday last. The
number of applicants, we learn, was quite
large, how many of them obtained diplomas
we are not advised. ,- .s....I. 1,. .ni
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fszr Cotimupication from Edenburgh, was
iscsivsd tod idis for insertion this week
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EXCHANGE OFFICE ROBINSON,
II KING & co. have removed their Office to No. A,
Phenx Block, where they wlcontinue the business Of
buying and selling Gold, Silver and Exchange. Col
lectons will be attended to promptly and remited for
at current of exchange Uncurrent funds bought
the best rates. Office hours from Ito 10 A. M. and
f,n4 4,P.M. Ravenna, March II, 1s55-33-6w
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The Emperor Of Russia is Deadl

QUT JOHN S. CLUTE is still alive and
ID making those celebrated Cheese Watts so much
used by good cheese makers. Also the new STEAMERS
for heating mil or water which acknowledged by
all who have used Them, TO be up to the times. HeEl
make them of The best material and in style that cam
not be surpassed the Western Reserve, and tpr-
ces that defy competition. Call and see them beiore
you purchase and you can save money by 80 doing.
Persons in want of Fave troughs will save money by
calling on me, have the exclusive rightfor this
county of Sees Patent Machine for manufacturing
eave-trobghs, by which can manufacture faster and
we'll any other establishment, aid at lower prices
Stoves and TiR-ware of every description on hand
and for sale at Low PRfeEs at my Store opposite the
east end of Phehix Block, on Main Street.
Ravenna, March 10, 1858 JOHN s. CLUTE,
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THE COPARTNERSHIP existing be-
i tween the undersigned, is this day, by mutual con-
sent, dissolved 3w HENRY PRATT,
Rayenna, February 13, 1855, A, G.. BASSETT.
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TEEF TEAL! TEA!!!-Ifyou wantthe
i best Fea for ST. g. So cts sold west Of NE
AloghaRy mountains, remember 1t car be had at No
9, Phoenix Block, of t---- tat; IL. Il. DAYIE
Dec. 1854 -..
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D DAD NOTICE--Tnere win be a peti

III ton presented to the Board of County Commits
soners of Portage County, at their next June session.
asking for the establishment OF County Road on the
county, and on the north line Of Lake and Mulberry
townships, in Stark County, or on said county line
Commencing at the north and south rpad through Suf
fled towhshpN through lots No l, ., &C., on the
south line df Portage County; Thence running east on
the line between Portage and Stark countless to inter-
sect the dagonaroad running from Hartville In Stark
county, to Randolph III Portage county.
Sufieid. April II, 1955-36-4w*
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OWED TO THE TIMES.

"Notss on the falling dsw cfecs
,s5a Are pleasant thoughts in poets' songs;
Bnt.Hetss on svs Of falling das
y 70 one 70 whom the cash belongs,
M Il And who; not getting IL will sue ."t
.yh Aipt sopieasant, by q ------ ssht!''
The author Of that ought to have q guar
dim. 4 y i1
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Legal Notice,
The State Of Ohio, Portage County.
Lois Bunnell
; Petition for Divorce.

William Bunnel. J
William BuDnen wilttake notice, that on the I4tl
dayof March, 1855, Lois Buune led in the office of
Clerk ofthe Court of Common Pleas, in and for sale
county her petition, praying that the bonds OF matr
nony heretofore existing between her and the salC
William BuRnei be Dissolved and that she may, by tht
order of said court have the aud custody of Ed
ward BuDnoll, minor child of said Lois and William
Bunnel. BIERcE Il $JEFFRIES,
Ravenna. April II, lss55-37-6w Sors. for Pet'r.
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DOUNTY LANDS,-Persons wishing to
I'D make application for Land Warrants, under the
of March 3D. 1855, will do well to apply to the
undersigned, at No $ Phenix Block, up stairs.
NB-No warrant no pay. Rasenha March 30, 1855,
ap4-35-4w RP& E SPAULDING.
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MAY APPOINTMENTS. d.
DOCT. HI. TUBBS, ..
- Analytical RhYSfCinm N

WILL Dc IN ai.endance s at ms rooms as Ioilows.
uns. rroaD"Cobb,s Frebsnre' FriSay' Iitb Nav
Warfen-Gaskili House, FRIDAY 18th Nav
day sad and oath April. -
Those a1iicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver
Inno, Kidneys or Snleen Infammations Rheuma i.
tis Asthma Shorness of Breath difficulty ofbreatb-
ing 'Dysnensia dronsy Weakness ar Nesvou. disa-
biiities Restessness Loss of appettte Constpation
ell White Sweilines any long standing diseases are
invited 10 call '-['7' = y -7-'777 -
No CHARae FOR CoSsuLrAT1oNi-Dr r. neither
bleeds nor bsters he senafltist: no never
uses MeYcurv Araenic Autimopv or Al other mineral
as medical asent:no ia he T6ompsonjan he neither
seams or YES emetics His theory Of dsea ses
from all others that have been adonted but mot more
40 than his system oftreatmept, He does NOT make
allay any by patching mn with
dynes.
Encourooementi is never ven the patien,
to exnense. without a reasonable hone of success. :
Persons afflicted with or scrofuar tumors
or ulcers, should read the Following: 80
This heina the season of and INN d;seases
reference is given to severe case cured three wears
since showing recovery complete and Dermauenf Mr.
w ia nroprietor of a hotel in East Ceyelaud an old
resident and generally known. or The utility of our
remedies can testify and in no case even the
ncurable can thew he used rightly prescribed without
Oe5er er Undivided o,,sn,o ,aOv 0,ve 10 chronic s
eases nearly ali the cures are of nersons who have
thoroughly tried routine Of medies-so caied-now
extant: and MANY ming boneeas ms rtvrs 10 non
uIar but delusiye modes of Treatment 80
G~'~~' - 80
IT., .v,
MIR. Cases health remains ] sxceent. T. n' '0''0"''
r.. r c,., Nofwalk, Feornafy, 1854.
orsd bS VA hat oer. p
.onseJ s ~ sour soa'ens, anu ussins 1as as
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HARPETINGS--6 pieces BRUSSELS and
" Tapestry Garpeting, l0pieees superior ply In.
Hemp do, S pieces Cotton and Wool do, Iteces
Stain carpet Rugs Mats, &c., just received and for
sale lOws ty = NOV. IL II. L. DAY. r
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VELVET TRIMMINGS--Ala large assortA
ment of Velvet Dress Trimmings, for sale at 81
III. L: DAYS. :.
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rLOAKS AND TALMAS4-A beautiful
" article of naiies Clouks and Talmas, some very
superior also the cloth in all cofors to make them pst
received At HE. DAYS. q
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-. J.H. BosTwICK & Co.

NO. q, again before the public, little la.
lN ter than usual but all the better for the people
late purchases in the City, always give MS the
tage Of 10 per cent earlier purchases As good
have lately gone down 25 per cent in this town, love
the lefl) will endeayor TO give customers thu
advantage Of our late purchasers, which win reduc
former large profits IS per cent. This is grea
falling of and the only way 10 make up the dencienc
is tcsel big pile Of Goods, so come on friends, VI
\ are ready for any thing and any prices.
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CHAMBRAY'S-20 pieces Of those dark
" plain Chambray's that have been SO much called
for the best goods in America, for shilling per yard
roani all 4 ! III. IL. AAY9S.
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n [. DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS,
Ry EXPRESS.

TUST received at No. 2, Phenix' Block =
d piece Black TwilJed ladies Cloth, y piece dark
brown do, piece Green do, piece Dfab do, Of sa-
perior quality and finish which will be sold to cores
pond with the tilhesby aq ii. L. DAY.
Dec. 90. 1854.
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DROAD CLOTHS Al bargain. We vii

ID sell the remaining lot Of elots cheaper than any
body else dare sell them. VIC are bound 70 lower the
pile, n selling cheap will do u, 30 come on all who
ware thread bare coats and have TO ink over NE
seams on account Of hard tmeB, will ehdoayof 70
soften the prices least, that one eau complain
We have an extensive assortment Of Goods yet
which will be sold at exceedingly low prices. Bon
nets Ribbons, silks, DeLaIns Msrinoes, dress goods
generally. Comforts, knit sacks for children, Hoods
satchels Umbrellas &C., and large LOT Of prints that
must sell al some price. Dec. "a, 1854.
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TOHN H. BOSTWICK & Co., are intro

dueiug an entirely medicine 70 this part Of the
country for curing colds, coughs, and eonSumptions.
We have very little n do with patent medicines, but
having had several aggravated cases Of eonsumhtoB
and colds come under our knowledge, thai have been
cured are 10 dueed 10 keep to sell. IL has indeed
done woDdefsfor several Of our relations and many o
cur personal acquaiStances.
Its without doubt an honest medicine and very pal
eteable. II does not produce that nausea which an
dose Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral causes aud for
throat far exceeds all other medicines that has
been before the public. Price one dollar per bottle OF
six for $500. Try Il.
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DRY GOODS
IR. B0SIWicK q CO.'S. AlVvS,

John H. B0STWICK & Co., have still
u en- hand Ane assortment Of Ladies GaIterS and
Shoes Of all kinds. We dirset attention particularly
sell he best Preach Lasting Cater for one dollar and
hfy cents that can be found IN RaVennA. All who
viA lp sAifT themselves Of the hei can call at our
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RIANKETS

Nn,'.. BLANKETS.
A FINE lot of Blankets, some very nice
n at No. 2, Phoenix Block HI. pAY.
Dec, 90, 1854. .s ~ s-5-
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Now GOODS.

THE UNDERSIGNED is now receiving
L his stock of Fall and Winter Goods bought withia
the last three weeks in New York and Boston. and u
prepared to sell them extraordinary low prices tow
ing 10 the great decline in many goods and he
aIWays TO keep up with the times and will sch as Jow
as any other establishment west oi New York. -.
Oct. Is, 1884. i!t ~ H. u. DAY.,
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WOOL! WOOL!!--The subscriber has
w afew thousand dollars which he wishes TO invest
in Woofatt the market price in New York and Boston,
Qess the trunsportation.) All who yapttQ sell the
Wool at what is WORTH for the cash, win do well 10
improve this opportunity.... "A Hi. DAY. ! :
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EdPRING STYLE, III 1psl reesixs&
~ one cass II "a ". Is sIILK y stiss slzis
land selling cheap II ff:.7 s. & ~ - 91fI3sk
Mar.sw, 1855 RRENf1sss hstTz&s = -
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nRESS GOODS-PIaid Merinoes. Raw
u silks, Persian Cloths, Parametias, Goburgs, Do
LANES, &C., low figures can be fosndat
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M ER1N0ES--Eoed all Wool French DIss
Ill rnoes, such as uanally sell for los cab BE bought
for Is per ward az H. j.. DAYS. :
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DLACK SIEKS-A A large assortment oi
ID Black Silks at9sc per yard isss than sysrbclere
sold can be found,at H, II. IL Days,
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yHSAIIEAEtIHssa M q 5AKs 81 IL %@k14 49U
wv yos any bars walls, smokey Naiias ur GnT nIkG
notnaisFedf II so n,tfaii % cover them NifE 6peA
thing kands0me In tie way ~ repsr, eo,pleFt a4t
beauty, and always desirables Hont forget INT -
very thing ydn want i ~ Nos We 1nra lSpEe than
We want scr our own uses and ean pagt Va tens -
cheap terms. y ts s ss' s q - a !.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-02
Jacob Scheiber and Nicholas
Marks, Plaintiffs,
Court of Common
Pleas--W ood
County, Ohio.
uguinSf
Dominica Bensfeldt and Solo

mon w. Shepard, defendants.
nEFENDANTS are hereby notified that on the
~ 10Th day of May. 1866, petition flied by
the plaintiffs, in the office of the clerk of the court
of common pleas in said Wood county. asking for
the foreclosure Of certain mortgage executed by
the said Dominica Bensfeldt to plaintiffs, about
the 18th day of July, A. d. 1868 for the following
described lands, to wit The east half Of the north
number four north, of range number nine east and
asking Judgment for the of two hundred and
fifty dollars with interest the from the 9th
day of March, A. d. 1854, and for thirty dollars
and sevcnty-two cents, with interest on the same
from the Sth day of January A. D. 1853, and asking
that the may be declared lien on the said
lands and tenemeMts, and that the same may be sold
to pay the same. Defendants are notified that IN
less they answer the said petition by The 18th day
of July, A. D. 1865. it will be taken as confessed
against them, and Judgment rendered thereon ac-
cordngly. REID, STEM e. JOHNSON.
Nav 10, 1S55.--1w6$4.25 Attys for Pitts.
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Wood Common Pleas, July Term, 1856.

WOOD common FIcaS, tuly Ierms 1885,
Peter Sigler rS. Fanny Fox, Andrew j. Fox, Levi
Fox, Maryann Fox, William Fox, Sarah NJ. Fox,
and Samuel Mowry.
FTNHE nonresident defendants are here BY notified
l. that the plaintiff, Peter SigleI, the 26th of
April, 1855 filed in said court his petition against
them setting forth, among other things, flat the
10Th of Sept 1858, plaintiff for valuable consid-
east quarter of the north west quarter of section
twenty in town three north of range eleven east
from one William Fox, now deceased; that the said
William Fox, and Fanny Fox, one of defendants
and wife of the said William, undertook TO convey
said land by warrantee deed, but by mistake dcscrb
ed it as the north west quarter of the south east
quarter of said section and that before said mistake
discovered, he, William. deceased, leaving An
drew j., Levi. Maryann, William, and Sarah NJ,
minor heirs at law The PRAYER of said petition is,
that said error be corrected, and unless defendants
appear and answer or demur to said petition
before the first day of next teIm it will I've taken
true and an order had thereon accordingly.
PETER SIGLER, by S. JEFFERSON,
May 10, 1Sj5.=-1wG$4 His Atty.
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Court of Common Pleas
Wood County.
In Partition.


James McGinns g. Ma In Partition.
ry Helen McGinnis.
TNIIE defendants will take notice that on the 2Sth
l. day of April A. ID. 1855, the above named
plaintiff filed petition in the court of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio. where the same is now
pending, demanding partition of the following pre-
misses, situate in said county to wit The north east
quarter of the south east quarter of section number
nineteen in township number five north, of range
number eleven east.
Plaintiff demands that partition be made of said
premises, as follows To said plaintiff two o-thirds
of said premises to said Cynthia Clark and Bernard
Clark one equal sixth part; to said James McGin-
mis- whatever interest he may be found to have in
the said premises; to said Mary Helen McGinnis
equal sixth part subject to the interest of the
said James McGinns in the said one-sixth and to
the said Ruhama Smith dover in the whole. At
the next term of said court application will be
made by said plaintiff for an order that partition
may be made, &C., of said premises.
]. II. REID Atty for Petitioner.
Perrysburgh, April 2a, l855.--w6s4,?o
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Leonard Whitnore, use, &c. vs.. Charles V Jensen
ct al.

Leonard Whitmore, use, &c. vs.. Charles '. Jcniscn
ct al.
SIIERIFF'S SAIE.--By virtue Of writ cf cx-
~ ecution to me directed and delivered. from the
court of common pleas Of Wocd county. Ohio.
will offer for sale at the door of the house in
Perryshurg on Saturday, June 23d 1885, between
the hours of 10 o'clock \. and o'clocl p. NJ, of
said day the following property: Hhe equal urd-
vded one fourth part Of river tract No s5J ehty-
five, of the United States Reserve Of miles square
at the foot of the rapids of the Miami of Lake Erie
containing one hundred and thirty-fve acres. ex-
cepting % acres belonging to Luther Whitmorc, it
being the east side, running parallel with the orr
ginal line, excepting lots numbered 10, II, l2 as
described in a deed from Luther Whtmorc to Ga
briel Crane, in the village of Oregon.
w COOK, EhCriR
JAMES MUsnAE, Atts for Pts.
May l9, l635.-lwoS2,7o
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DITCH NOTICE..

THO smythe & Sprague John Moon ct al, Mary
l. Hast;ns, Joseph Larwill. VIM. Barton, Jona-
than A. Kimberger, Robert McComb, Heman b.
Ely, Lyman Kendall, Richard Mott Samuel Crane
or john Allen, David Iadd ct al, Bowman e. Thorn
as, Starkweathcr e. Tracy and Samuel Starkw eath-
er, the of lands the following bitches,
and all others interested:
You are hereby notified that the trustees of Lake
township, Wood county, Ohio, will meet on Satur-
day, June lG, 1855, to locate ditch or drain, de-
scribcd as follows: Commencing at the south line of
section 80, about Is feet west of the section cor
ners between 20 and 80, then run north parallel
with said section lines through said sections, and
continue the same distance parallel with same said
lines about 220 rods through sections 10 and 20 :;
then east abont 30 feet; then north, parallel with
said lines, about 40 rods, to intersect ditch
that is cut.
And also to locate ditch, to commence at Il
small creek feet west of the north and south line
that runs between II and Is, and about so rods
from the south line of section Z, then run north,
parallel with the said line that runs between sec
tions II and IS, and and s, to a rum known the
Dry Rum in Lake township, Wood county, Ohio.
WILLIAM JEFFREY, Petitioner.
MAY :. 1S5j.--w6$4.37
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Perrysburg Prices Current.

Wheat, $2.00@2.0O; Flour, $lO00Wl0UO; Rye,
50@75; Corn, 75@75; Oats, 37@145; Flaxseed 81
@$iO0; Timothy, $1.50@3.oo; Glover, $5oo@
dried, $l.250l.5O; Peaches. dried Slo0@l %
Beans, S1.25@l.5 so; Butter, 12@ls; Eggs. S@1o;
Beeswax. 22@25; Feathers, 3lM44; Fresh Pork,
46t4l Mess do, $15.o00l5.00; Prime, $500
Hams Sd10; Shoulders, 66tS; Sides, 66t6 Fish,
pckerel, $G.OO@7OO white bass, $550@G00 ;
Shingles white wood, $l,OO; pine $350@4.Oo;
Lumber, common, $s.oo@lo.0o; pine, $1,000
1900; do. dressed, $lS.00@20.00; Slaves. flour
barrel, $3.5OM3.75; tight barrel. $550@6.00
Hides green, 4@5; dry s619; Tallow, lo@12
Lard, s@IO; Wool, 25@30; Hay, $s.00MIO 90 ;
Wood. $I.2501.5 so; Onions. 5On75; Hogs, 40t+a.
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g CHOOL NOTICE.--The qualified electors of
- School Dist. No. /, Perrysburg township, will
meet in the School House on Friday, the 18th of
June, at o'clock p NJ, to choose two directors, to
serve for 3years and to transact such other business
as may be brought before the meeting.
The Board will meet in the Office of L. ID. Peck &
Co. on the lst day of June, at o'clock p. Those
having claims against the district, will please pre-
sent them for settlement. By order of the board.
JAMES W. ROSS, Sec
Perrysburg, May 19, lS55.--1wf
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Pleas of Wood County,
Enos Stone Defendant. } Ohio.
Order to Revive ,Jidgmei.t.

TTNIIE said Enos Stone will take notice that Shib
l. nah Sphinx has fled in the above court an order
to revive a certain Judgment obtained by Chaunev
y. Woodruff against Enos Stone December 28tb.
ls3s, before @ H. munsngon' Esg,, justice OF di the
for the of ninety 40-l0O dollars and costs which
judgment afterwards assigned to Shibnah Spir.k
and made Judgment in Wood Common Pleas;
that the same is dormant and unsatisfed and unless
he show good cause why said order of revvor should
not be made by July 21 1855 on the first day of tle
term of said thereafter the said order of
revivor will he made absolute.
MURRAY & DODGE, Att',s CT Sphinx.
May ~, l855--1wG$3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-02

DOAD NOTICE.-Notce is hereby given that
IL petition will be presented to the commission
of Wood county at their June session to lay out
and establish a county road, commencing at the
north west corner of section eight, in town five
north, of range ten east washington tp.,) on the
Keloggs mill road, thence south on section lines
though Plain and into Liberty township, until it in
tersects the Portage free turnpike and there term
nate. May 8, 1S55.--w4*
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-02
Mark Curtis
dgaiUSt

Ruhama Smith, Cynthia
Clark & Bernard Clark,
James McGinnis g. Ma
ry Helen McGinnis.