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nor SALE OR BARTER, the house and lot
l. occupied by the subscriber. 1t will be sold low
and on easy terms, or exchanged for farm This
property is good business stand for almost any
kind of trader S. CLARK.
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I'M the own OF Jackson, steuben CO.,. Imd :.

All of these lands of superior quality, having
been selected nearly twenty years ago for agricul-
purposes The title is derived by patents from
the United States government.and is unquesticnaL
Those in Steuben county Indiana consist of oak
openings, and are well adapted for the growth of
wheat.
Those in the town of Lake. Wood county. Ohio
consist of woodland, generally heavily timbercd
consisting of oak, ash, whitew ood, elm beech ma
pie and other varieties. In the immediate vicinity
of Perrysburg and Toledo, they are all of them
near or intersected by lines of railroad. running
east west and south; and as the whole surrounding
region is becoming rapidly improved. they present
desirable investments for those wishing purchase
for the purpose of improvement.
Apply to the subscriber at Lansing, Michigan
during the present month of January at his res
idence, Marquette Lake Superior Michigan: or to
his agent, SAMUEL 7. ELY at Rochester \. Y In
formation respecting the lands may also be had Of
Hon. \. ALLEN at Toledo
1lEMAN b. ELY.
Jan. 49, 1sjj--42m2
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NOtice.-For the next three or four weeks
l shall be absent from the Journal office du-
ring the first days of each week, but " at
home" the rest of the time. Any advertise
ments, job work, or other business, left at
my residence during my absence, will receive
prompt attention on my return.
S. CLARK, pub'r Perrysburg Journal.
March "a, 1885.
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Railroad Line orHacks.

FNHE subscriber will run Carriage from Per-
L rysburg and Maumee to Toledo daiiy in con-
nection with the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Starting from Perryshurg at u o'clock 4. NJ and
arrive at Toledo in time for the o'clock train.
Returning at the arrival of the Express Train
from Cleveland, at II o'clock, NJ.
Gf,- Passengers will be sent from Perrysburg in
any direction and at all hours.
WM. l.. COOK.
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Gen. Scott's brevet rank of lieutenant
general does not create vacancy In the
place he formerly held. He is still major
general, commander in-chief Next to him
on the army roll Is Gen. Wool, who has the
actual rank of brigader and brevet rank OF
major general. Next TO him is General
Twiggs, who has the same titles, though his
commission is of later date.
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A bill for the protection of hotel keepers
is before the Pennsylvania legislature. 1t
provides that guests at hotels shall deliver
their money, goods, iewelry, and other vau-
ables, into the actual custody of the propr-
etor or his proper agent, and on leaving their
rooms are to deposit their keys at the office,
to hold the proprietor liable for money or
clothing stolen. 1t further declares that
persons becoming guests at hotels, without
means to pay their bills, accruing for any
time not longer than a week, and not giving
notice of any such inability. are vagrants
and as such shall be subject to conviction
before an alderman or justice of The peace
for any period not longer than thirty days.
and authorizes the proprietor to detain such
delinquent until the proper officer be obtain
ed. The bill also gives to hotel keepers
lien upon the baggage of guests for accrued
debt for period of not longer than one
week.
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MARRlED-On the 22d day of March,
1855, by J. Chapel, Esq, Mr.. ISRAEL THORN
TON to Miss LOUISA PALMER, all of Perrysburg.
Also, on the same day, by the same, Mr.
DAVID BRADY, of Indiana, to Miss SARAH
ANN EDDLEMAN, of Perrysburg township.
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DIED,

In Granville, Ohio. Nov. 23d. of consumption,
HARRIET ADELIA, wife of Timothy Rose, and
daughter of Daniel Howe, aged 33 years.
On the 9th of March, in the same town and of the
same disease, JEREMIAH ACKLEY, aged about 25
years. He was married Dec. 27th, and was imme-
diately attacked by the fell destroyer.
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GgrIf you are afflicted with any complaint
which requires a purgative medicine, try
AYERS nelO pills--they are worth trying
Concord Mercury, n. G.
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A TTACHMENT.-At my instance order of
"A attachment was this day issued against the pro-
perty and effects of Luther Iuntsley, nonresident
of Wood county by Norman Brewster justice of
the peace of Webster township, in said county, for
the sum of sixteen dollars amount claimed, and
fifteen dollars probable costs of the action.
March 8, 1954.--51w3 HIRAM SNYDER.
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wood Co. AgricMIturaI SOciety.

Members of this society can have package of
valuable seeds, sent from the Patent Office for dis
tribution by calling at the store of G. j. Powers
March l, 1855. GEO. POWERS.
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AS the miners were blasting in a coal
mine at Chesterfield, Va, on the 10th, an ex-
plosion occurred, which produced sad havoc
with the workmen. Fifty hands were sup
posed to be at work in the mine OF the
number at the last dates, sixteen had been
taken out alive, and eight dead. Many of
those taken out alive are not expected to
survive.
Parks has recently been tried in Cleveland
for the murder of Beatson at Cuyahoga Falls
year or so ago, convicted, and sentenced to
be hung on the first Friday in June next.
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Perrvsburg, Nov. 25, ls54.--3jtf

NOTICE is hereby given that at the March ses-
~ sion of the commissioners of Wood CO., o.. n
view and survey was ordered for the establishment
of county road, as follows Commencing at the
river road at the quarter post between sec
tions l3 and IA in Webster township. thence run
ming north on the section line till it intersecs the
McCutchensville road. The viewers and surveyor
will meet at the house of Wm. p. Carr, in Webster
township, on the 22d day Of April, 1875, or within
five days thereafter, and proceed to view, lay out
and establish said road WM. s. HOPPER
March 10, 1S55.--5Ow4 Petitioner
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1000 GRATED APPLE TREES,

Of the choicest selections, from to 10 feet high
large size, and for sale by J. A. SCOTT,
Maumee City, NH tn Old Fort Miami.
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Receipts for Journal the past three rceeks.
John Belville, $500 Eli Wright 5000
Capt. J. McColley, 200 Conrad Hartz, 80
l.. c. Lock, 800
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FARMING LANDS FOR SALE.

TTHE subscriber offers for sale, in quantities to
J. suit purchasers. the following described Lands
in Wood county, Ohio, and in Steuben county, In
diana, viz -
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ORs.J. KERR & R.N.REYNOLDs. r. N.

i MS. Js J.. kENR q K. Y. KEY ULDS,
~ having permanently located in Perrysburg,
tender their professional services to the citizens of
town and vicinity and hope by strict attention to
all calls to merit share of the public patronage
Particular attention paid to chronic diseases. such
as Dyspepsia, Weakness of the Spine. chronic Liv-
er Derangements, and female Weaknesses of all
kinds.
REFERENCES.
Prof. L. f. Jones, Cincinnati Ohio
q" H. Stockwell,
" Il. J. Wright,
II. 7. johnson, Philadelphia, Pa;
T.. Hill, Cleveland, Ohio;
B. A. Wright NJ. D., Mexico, Wyandot CO., O.
II. Reynolds. NJ. D., Greenwich, Huron CO., o.
Oct. 29, 1854.--3ltf
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NOTICE.-There will be no Criminal Court
IN held for the county of Wood on the first Mon
day Of April, 1855.
JOHN A. KELLEY,
March 10, 1855. Probate Judge.
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NEW AND V AL u A Bill

The most powerful King the face Of the globe
sj;rns supreme in the American Republic The power
Of the crowned heads of Europe sink into insnidcancs
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European kings employ the power vested in them TO
increase the riches of the rich and lordy and TO rodue
greater misery and degradation the poor and depend
ent. our American King forth with equal willing
to the lordy mansion and the humble cabin ready
alike to administer relief and to ofSr health aud hap
t. the lofty and owly, the rich and the poor.
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.1EsARCFI 90. 1886,
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MCKEE s R0HERrsoN.S pNENluM 0OOus

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NOtIoe

HCHiYku this day, Tie hest Mi0Ttmtnt Of Gents,
,S t,iy bavi,I teen GeeCtd With great eate a. ards
siyic aid qtallY 1hsy eOmIi>r III rsrt as FOOw,i--
utn,s Ioa orea &ek aud whites gents h1I cloth 4oi
hAeh, l'ahSEG BIeeEt tdhG, hV9!he SM "Nho eai :; :
tOseiLr wilhGyery uihtr description q st o.
INIiI = u, HARPER ~ son
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-24
NETWORK TOWN ELSCTIONS.

MONTGOMERY Co.-The Wings have carried fs>~
towns and the Democrats 6.
ScgoHARrr The towns Of Broome and S)hohaft>
have gore Wing and Middlsburgh Democratic.
FrLros.-Esht Of the ten Supervisors an 50 Srd
Whiss The Hards and Softs each have one
ST. L.wREscE.-The Supervisors elect eonsis! o.
/, Free-Sol Whigs and 70 Free-Soil DemocrsA
Two towns not herd from. The Anti. Know Nosaaa9
candidate for Supervisor elected IN Os~esaeaie
and not Htndoo. as some Of the SiverGray psPscs
state George NJ. Foster is opposed to all secret Pc
H,;cal associations and was elected ca thst issue
ST. Lawrence is true TO Freedom 10 the core.
JrrrrRsoy Ten Wing and eleven Democratic
Suptryisors are elected. Five of these are knsv'
Norbipcs. two Wigs, anu Democrat.
LKwIs-Ten Know-SOmeihnss four doubled.
and three Know Nothing Sup.r'ifcrs are eiecsed-
-Four towns doubtful. According 70 old party di'"
iops there are piIe Democrats and eight Wings
SrrusrS Co.-Fcur'een whic Supervisors, eleven
Democrats one Ind Know-Nothing, one Ansi'hnow-
Nothing, no. party. snd one town not heard fsn.
OSoSDAGA The friends Of Freedom have sohisvsA
glorious triumph. The result in Supervisors stssds-
seven Whigs, eight Democrats. two Ind Free-Sea-
ers and Spa1ord TO hear from. The Know Ncthinxs.
a. q distinct party, have carried only Oss iowa
Onondsga-vhere they have elected Hunker Hin
10,
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EMoRASr PASSENGER sHr7s-The Collector Of
Custom. has received the following Important decis
ion from the Secretary Of the Treasury relating to
emisrsnt passenger ships;
Of ship does not carry larger number OF pas
senger in other parts Of said vessel than she Is
legally entitled 70 carry her lower and oriop decks
ard said passengers have the spaces unoccupisd oy
other goods, not being their personal baggage in the
nsrt Of said vessel where carried, which are pre-
scrbed by law she s not liable to the penalties i'm
posed by sad laws for excess Of passengers, even
though her lower or orlop decks may be occupied.
in whole or in part for the storage Of merchandise
This decision viii remove all prete1t on the part Of
the merchants for crowdng through their Pas'enser
Bill, and 50 Senator Fish may be allowed an oppor'
tunity to advocate the humane measure reported 81
him 10 the Senate.
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from the North h bind anew the chains OF tie slave
Some Sc ns;crsregsro the Fugiave slave Ia" soonst-
tu'ionsl others equally coascentods believe II 70 De
NIT ry upconstitui There another clause side
BY side with the held TO labor clsuss, gusrant-s
ing the same privileges sad imnunites n al tue
states and TO the citizens Of esrh S;ste. Ctl1-Rs
from the free States, 10 moe tnsu one Stael have
been put in prison, and in some instances a"ld
Mr. BUTLER-Do you embrace South CHoAns
in your statement
Nj SUMNER DO. South Caroln, has, by her
Legilaiure claim. the right 70 interpret ,hs clan -,
END Congress has no power 10 iegslite under ia s.
clsufe say OF Msssschuse,ts. that on the persons
held 20 labor clause she hss similar II yht to in
terpre, and discaim the right Of Conyress 20 leg
islste upon this lat pam.d clause. las Fugitive
Slave oct il just, "a II il unconstitutional icu
fancy YOU nsy prop il up by dscsOus Of Coars. ont
su6b en- act 30 dedaLt Of the is~ q CD,
would drag any Court dom 70 Oblivion. Sena'Ors
to day have srrsigned whole States today because
they have endcavOred to throw .le sbied Of hs0sis
corpus AID tis by jury around tbs Wet ms Of t1l'
strOcious enactment. An enlig hte-ed Cnfslan pap
lie opinion is forming in the North ~hich viii rem ~
your acts this floor nugatory a. they are uncons-
tuition al and irrational YOa from the south brought
Slavery into Congress when you passed the lsF. ln
reference TO Slavery which olsgrace the De
trict Of Columbia and which my frieni ron
Connecticut Mr.. Gl'lett, hiss 80 very ao4! *
posed to-day. Let u alone, cay Senators fr1m the
south bet Us alone say We Of the Norm. heep
Slavery where it under Washington, when oar
NafiaDai flag did ut float over Slave. move 20
strike out the eusctng cause and insert an amend
ment providing for The repeal Of the Fugitive slave
Act Of 1850, and ssk for tbs Yeas and Nays upon
the Amendment
In arswer 10 Mr. Butler,
Mr. SUMNER said-No inducement would incile
NE 10 aid in the return Of fugitive slsve.
Mr. BUTLER-The gentleman has no rieh. to a
seat here oisowsing ell oblig atiJus 10 the Consiu
ton.
Mr. SUMNER do not dsaysw obligation 10 that
inst ument. -
MI Summers amendment Wa rejected By Niy' 80
Yeas ..
An amendment nent, allosiDg the use Of depo-
stiops taken under this bill to be used IN the nltei
States Courts was passed when the blu vas passed
10 third reading by a vote of fess, %; Nays, .,
and at l2l clock, midnight, the Sensie All burned
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ONONDAGA SOUND.
o. The \. Y. Tribune.

SlRAcUsE, ruesjay, Feb. 20. 1855.
We have just heard from the town elections ia rss
county which took place ON Tue'dsy last, and she
results are favorable to Freedom I'd Daylight pr
ties TIC following are the oo,iuSs on Supervisors
U1ig TorFs-Gedies, Sllins, Marcellu-. LaAy-
etie Pompey, Fahius Elbrii9s-7.
L9co-Cicero, Dewitt, Manius, Disco >keneate-
lee, Lysaujcr, ClAS, AMI Fully rregularl-s.
FRI So Camillus and Van Buren-2.
H,rds -Onoudaga-l. >paiord not heard from
o. la Selma, Cicero. and Lafayette, al open field
fight took place with the Know No'hings. and tscy
were beaten in all The letter Of the Hon Moss
Zones was read in public meetings, and the other
threatening missiles sent to the members OF the Leg
slsture and the effect was good. The people are be-
coming alarmed snd Fuson should be the order Of
the day until those mdni.h t Jesaits are ovathro"n
and anil Inflated
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ApporsrvrSrs II THE PREsIDESr-By AMI rub
ne aerics and consent Of tie SenAD.-John Appleton,
~ M,Ds 20 be Secretary of Legation Of toe United
states at the Court Of er Britannia Majesty.
ssuuel ; Cox, Of Ohio, TO be Secretary OF ihe Le-
s,stion Of ,be United States in Peru.
RoLer, H. Swiff, Of Pernsylysnil, 10 be Consul
Of the United States for the port Of Maracaoo, IN
Venezuela
Oliver II. Perry, Of New. York, TO be Consul Of the
United States rihe port Of Canton, u China
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ADDITIONAL CANAL APPoISTNEsTs.-Thef following
additional appointment. have been made By tie Canal
Board a superintendens
Cle-oAso CaAal-s.ction No l-ssmls P Rupei, Hini.'
TOT. esctou No J-Bes-y ". sh.Dusn bingn.nt9n
G,-,.. J Gg,y Cqrri-sss,0s No 2-Joha 81 Hammond
HEu.
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ASSEMBLY,

III. Conference Committee reported the; they nai
s.rsss 20 ,,rke or, ths amsnimsa' made By me
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LYNCHBURG. THURSDAY MORNING, JAM IT, 1893.
RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OE EARTENWARE AND CHINAI

Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy arf,eies;
rINiE SUBJ, her offers III" trade large nnd varied
L stock OF Esrthenwure, China and hliss, the iat-
terms Of which were selected by himself In person'
Having an esprro Of many years in this particular
business he feels great confidence IN stating that IN point
of price and quality it will eompare avo'aby with ay
other house IN the trade.
White Granite Dinner Ware,
DO 10 Basins and Ewcra, Jugs, Ten Wnre. etc.
Bluc Print, Flowing and Fancy do
Fine Decorated China Dinner AID Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and Toilet Sets
Do do do Pitchers aud Vases
Gold Band do nf above variety
White Chinn do OF above variety.
Common Nnro of every description, suitahe for
whule,nne. which he oilers upon such terms tof cash
cannot fail In please.
Fine Mautel Pier aud Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery Wniters ani Brittnnn Ware
Safety and other Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in every variety.
All he asks Is u cali and he feels assured his prices
will rive satisfaction.
Iii, racl,er- one of hebost in the trade
Stone Ware nj Factory pricc4.
sen l2-ts JAS d. Il. EVANS,
No. III Main street Ri.hmnnd. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11
MEIsRY CHRISTMAS.

fUNilE time for fcn H. greeting, merrv making md
holiday gilts. II c.ose ut Hnd. Would your give
u absent friend pnreni, ,is"r brother or lover
memeuto which tor In come viii beur increasing
vuuc the recipient md oft fnzed upon recall
with love and gintilude not only the klndncs. ut heeri
which prompted the gift but the form and eniuies al
the Jun,r1 II 50. go to MlNNIS & TANNER'S, ard
hnve fnut,s- likeness tnken aud rlncc' in enso,
ring or locket OF your selection rom their larEe
assortment ihnn which acceptable gl cnnl I
mol be chosen
D,nt wall form ia day, but remember the lh,t that
pictures taken Mt The PHoruaRAfnic DAGuERREAs
GALLERY ,qunly well in cloudy clenr weather nnd
mpc feet picture NJ any price ia never suffered 10
icorc rooms, which hei explains sccrr' oi
unparalleled papuIar'y and success. Gull in ns you
come I, ON the cnrs the nsueieus entrance On
Main 1t Sd door from corner Of li ge.
MINNIS Il TANNER,
dec - Il Practical Dagucrrcutyp-ts.
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