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New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

HUTTfSG's EOLICON-A new Musical instru.
eut combining the advantages Of the Orcan meodeon and
Piano, the tone 10 rich, mellow and powerful pnd Is well
adapted Church Operac Music 1t has received the
bisbest the pofeson amateurs, and the
tsds United States which be at the
Piano Ware Rooms of the ManuactWers Price from
$50 to Sl25 GRovEsTknN TRusLow "
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

PIANOS, MELODEONs, and HARMONIOUS, from
eight different the largest assortment
IN ts city beside Is secondhand Psnossl OF which will be
conpetiou Pianos RENT and rent
allowed on purchase Dealers Teachers and Schools supplied
with Mnsc and Musical greatly reduced
To Clorgymen and Chuches Discount will be
HoRACE WATERS, Agent No 3lj BrOadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
WILDFR's PATENT SALAMAEDER SAFE

NII.DfR \ PATENT SALhMhNDfsN OfTE
TIA ONLY SALAMANDER SAVE made, and
THy BIZ FIRE-PRooF SAFE THE WORLD.
Sec with Wides Powder and Burglar Proof Lock
All Safes made by us
WARRANTED FREE FROM DAMPSEss.
EorIcF-Siias c. Herring No LONGER makes or sells u cei
etuated Fire Proof Safe, his license having expired
Depots No l22 WateI.st, lnesr Wall New YORK,
Nos 27 Walnut and Granitc.sts, Philadelphia, and
No. IL Wells-st Chicago, Ill. ,
Patenees and Manufacturers.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

SINGERS SEWING MACiIINES.-We have great
pleasure stating that the steam for great manuals;
tory Interrupted for by the fire in the New
eot building again restored and in fun operation We are
again fnsns SEWING MACHINES faster than ever con-
all the admirable improvements Inferior sewing ma
shines Of other taken In exchange as usual
T. NJ SINGER Il CO. No 323 Br0sdwsy.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-07-12

A. A. Henderson, a democratic assembly
man of the present Legislature of Wiscon-
sin, from Sauk county, and supporter of Bar
stow, comes out in letter to the BAraboo Re
publican against the entire iSms of Democracy
We extract as follows from his letter:
"The position of parti in the north has
been changed, is changing, and will continue
to change, until the question of freedom or
slavery is settled, an1 forever; there is no
doubling the fact, it is near us, and the near
er the better. The repeal of the Missouri
Compromise was, doubt, meant to favor
the spread of slavery, yet l believe it will
have a different result; it has awakened
thousands of dormant freemen to action,
whose pulse beat quick and strong for the
fight" "Our next rulers must
be strong in favor of freedom, or what is on
ly African Slavery will grow into something
more enormous think they will, l hope
they will, it cannot be prevented the cry
of nowNothing is dead weight the Ger
man sees through it, the Norwegian, the Irish
man, and all, they love Liberty-they have
left Slavery, and think their good sense will
triumph in the approaching crisis. This is
my democracy and my belief concerning rol-
itics; l am no under keeper, nor do dictate" ."
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-07-12

BURGLAnY.-On Tuesday night some one of
the numerous gentry about Toledo visit ID cur
place for the purpose of replenishing his stock
of jewehy and change. He first went into
Mr.. Meningitis house, searched pantalOons,
found no money, and finally took lady's
gold pin. He then called at Mrs. Robison's,
but finding himself discovered, left, TO call on
John Webb, Clerk of the Court. Here he
found a gold watch belonging 10 Mrs. W.,
about SO in cash, and number of keyes, all
of which were appropriated. II. II. Dodge,
Esq, was next visited, at his room in the Ex
change. Thinking he heard his dog in the
room, and not knowing how he came there,
Mr.. D. arose and struck A light, when the
unknown visitor passed him, went through
the window onto the porch, and while Mr.. D.
passed into the hall to meet him as he went
down stairs, he slid down a post and took to
his heels, carrying off a fine gold watch and
chain, valued a. 8l75 Suspicion rests upon
an inli,idual. ami d. uly yet be brought to
ju lice.
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The Greatest Medical Discovery
of fIln ApP.

MIR. KENNEDY, of RoNbury, has ddtscoyered IN |
WI one Of our common pasture Teeds remedy thai
cures EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
From the trorSt ScrOtaiI TO a common PimPle.
lie has tried it in eleven hundred cases and
failed except in two cases both thunder humor.-
He has in his possession two hundred certih
Gates of its value, all within twenty miles of Boston
Two bottles warranted to cure nursing sore
mouth.
One to three bottles will the worst kind PIN
pies on the face.
Two to three bottles will clear the system of lille
Two bottles warranted to the worst clukeT
in the mouth aud stomach.
Three TO five bottles warranted to cure the worst
of erysipeas.
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor
in the ewes.
Two bottles warranted to cure running ofthe
and blotches among the hair
Four to six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skim
Two three bottles warranted to ours the worst
case of rngworm.
Two or three hotties warranted to cure the
desperate of rheumatism.
Three five bottles warranted to cure salt
rheum. .-rL
Five to eight bottles wlcuro the ofseror
ula.
A benefit is always experienced from the first bot
tle and perfect cure is warranted when the above
quantity is taken.
Nothing looks so improbable those who have in
vain tried all the wonderful medicines of the day, that
a common weed, growing in the pastures and along
old stone was should cure every humor in the system;
yet it is a fixed fact If yuuhaye humor, il has
about it, shifting and not yours. ped,lled
over thousand bottles Of it in the vicinity OF Boston.
know its effects in every 1t has already done
some Of the greatest done in Massachusetts,
gave it children year old; to old people Of Co..
have seen poor puuy, wormy looking chihrCn, whose
heshwas soft and abby, restored perfect OF
health by one bottle. Price 81.
To those who subject to sick headache, one bot
tie will always it. 1t gives great rcliefin catarr
and dizziness Some who have been costve for year,
Eaye tax en- and been regulated byit Where the body
is sound itwors quite easily; but where there is any
arrangement of the functions of nature, it will
very singular feelings hut YOU be alarmed
they always disappear infrom four days to a week.
There is never badI esut from it. On the contrary
whep that feeling is gone YOU will feel Yourself like
a new person. | heard some of the most oNtrayasaut
encomums of il that ever listened to. No change
OF diet is ever ruecessary-eatthe the best You get.
havclkewise an herb. which, when simmered IN sweet
OIL dissolves scrofuous swelling of the neck aud un-
der the ears Price 50 cents.
! DIRECTIONS FOR USE.---Adult, one table
spoonful per day. Children over eight wears old,
dessert spoonful. As directions be made az
pcabe to all constitutions take enough operate
the bowels twice day.
Mr. Kennedy gives personal attendance in bad cases
Of scrofula
For sale by PECK & HMUroS. Perrvsburg.
40 AnA FEET Cotton Wood LUMBER, suit
ZU,ONJO able for fencing, for sale cheap.
Anil 10. 1856. BY T. II. MIIIFR K 60.
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DON'T FORGET THAT
LangwOrthy's Aromatic
FEYEK AND AGUE PILLS

-
as sure remedy for Fever and Ague, Chin Fever Dumb
que aud all varieties Of this troublesome complaint.
PLEASANT TO FAKE.
making them of the most desirable articles in the
market Children take them readily and grown persona
make no rye faces.
TRY THEM ONCE.
aul you will recommend them TO your freRds, your
friends have need Of ague medicine.
As 4 PREVENTIVE
they are equally good and as tonic feH general de-
bihty cannot be surpassed and warranted TO con-
tain no quinine. mercury, no poison.
LangWOrthy's Aromatic, Vegetable,
Cathartic Pills
contain no Caomel or Aoes, and the best family
physic sold. The
Il, ceSiCr Eye Balm
ALWAYS all diseases Of the or Eyelidl
when everything else has failed.
A. LANGwORTHY, Findlay. o.,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
Sold by PEcK Is HAAILTOS. Perrysburg.
l.. G.. LOCK & Co. Bowling Green,
LEu TAlLoR, TayloriownA la1nAS
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The WEArHEa-lt has been long lime
since old mother earth, hereabouts, has had
a good shower bath. Vegetation is suffering
much for rain. Corn i twisting its leaves into
whip lashes, and pastures ar LOOKING brown
a. graham bread, ani many surface wells are
Try as topper. In this emergency, all are
aaxipus to appea-e the wrath Of the weather
Lol and induce a copious hover. Some re-
sort to one thing, aud some to another Ii is
conceded on all hands that excessive piety
will not jlre our people ye- this cannot
prevent q favorable aim sphere, it the pre-
vsiling opinion that tie Devil has charge Of
it, be true. Perhaps the increased zeal of
our christian ladies, ard The liberal subscr;p.
ton of the gentlemen for the support Of the
ministry, the repairing o' churches. DC, may
have excited Old S1otie's jealous wrath but
as good offse. 10 all this, we can assure the
old gentleman that his fagorie haunts never
were more Furnishing than now and though
his friends have contributed to the support OF
the enemy, it was altogether on the p Incl pie
that opposition is the life Of business. With
the facts thus set forth, we shall look for rain
soon after this reaches the birthstone mansion
A friend suggested that an appeal through
the press might prove cfectual, since all 9th
ers have been in vain-it is made, bu
we fear our influence with Old Slotle will no
suffice. Therefore it is hoped that some one
connected with the Toledo press will axe al
effort
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EE- On Wednesday last, team became un-
manageable while descending Louisiana Av-
enue to the river with a load of slaves, and
ran off, tearing the wagon 10 pieces and scat
tering the slaves in every direction. On
Thursday morning another team started where
the one above mentioned left off, and under
took to run up the hill, but were easily stop
ped.
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Hon. RICHARD MoTT.-We are rejoiced to
learn, as will be we are assured, all his con
sdtuency, that Mr. Mott was in his seat at
Washington on the third, and gave his vote
for the admission of Kansas under the Tope-
ka constitution. To do this he was Obliged
to rise from bed of sickness, at New York,
and at the risk of his health, 20 to Washing
ton. We have only time to say well done
good and faithful servant Toledo Blade.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-07-12

EF- ]. Austin Scott, Esq, Agricultural
editor of this paper, will start for New Eng
land next Monday, where he designs spend
ing some months. His pen will continue its
able contributions to the agricultural depart
mint OF our sheet
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The Syracuse Standard says fteen fugitives
have reported themselves at the Depot of the
Undiground Railroad in that city last week.
Twelve arrived OH Thursday night.
1t is said that the house at Georgetown.
recently inhabited BY Mr.. Champion, late Brit
sh Minister at Washington, has been taken by
Count de Sariges, the French Ambassador
The steamer Magnolia struck a rock at
Shippingport, near Louisville, June 49, and
sunk in deep water. Passengers all except one
Mr.. Phillips, of Cincinnati. Boat tota
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TnNICG WnN,T nO.

They never did do more than give temporary relief
and they will Its because they don't toneh the
CAUSE of the disease. Tie CAUSE of all ngue nnd
bilious diseases in the atmospheric poison called Mas
Malaria. NeGtralize This poison by its natural
antdute uul all diseases caused by il disappears
Rhodss Fever ai Ague Cure is this Antidote to Ma
laria and moreover it is perfectly hAi mless medicine.
The certificate of the ceebrated chemist. J. r. Chiffon.
uf New York this effect is attached evsry bottle;
therefore if it does good it do no harm
This Is more than can be said Of QuiDine Arsenic,
any tonic IN existence their is ruinOus the
,dution and brings on DUMB AGtE, which never al
lows person feel perfectly well for single
Ia illustration Of these truths. annex srme eAtrLe-
from a letter $ received from physician
GEoRuETowS, o., March IL, 1856.
Jas 4 RuopRs Esq.:-Dear Sir: Yours of I'd inst
is at hand The Cure arrived late last year and the
difficulty in getting any greatly increased
from the fact that remedy had been introduced which
growing in favor with the public, us being better
than using Qirine-not knowing, presume. that the
remedy they nedtn escape taking Quiue cotained the
DRUG ITSELF
yariably BREAK ague, but it did not CURE it, as
it would often return with renewed vigor. This
circumstance deemed in your favor, if could institute
q test comparison between 1t and your CCRE. Tho
following is the result:
Three persons took your Cure" all of which were
Of QRotidan Intermittent Fever Of many weeks
standing They had tried Quinne and other remedies.
occasionally missing chill but ii was, las in all such
cases. slowly wearing them out and laying the found
alton Of other and severe mnlades. did succeed ia
ctuu radical cure of all three of these cases wita
YOUR remedy and they have not had chill since IN all
three of these the Smiths Tonic had been used
and would before stated break the chill bat a5ter
a period or two had elapsed ii would return,
tliuk there will be difficulty in giving sa.y
Cure the vantage ground of other remedy
in use here. &C.. &c. WILLIAM BUCKNER. NJ II.
RHODES FEVER and AGTE CG1sE. or ANTI
| DOTE TO MALARIA, the Ohly aaTRiarss remedy in
existence, is equally certain as = PREVENTIVE as a
CURE" Take il whea YEA feel the chifs coming on.
/ and YOU win never have single
! JAMES 4. RHODES, PropidsHrs e. T.
| Wholesale Agents St. Louis u. Baksley; Chicago.
Barclay Bros; Perrysbare. PECK & HAMILTON
and by Druggists generally. f5rI
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Ma EDiroR: Please announce J.W. KNAGGS,
of Portage, as a candidate for Sheriff, and OBJ
lige Ijuy l2'l MANY VOTERS.
Ed. OF JoURNAL: Please say to the voters of
Wood county, that j. L. ROLLER, Of Portage
will faithfully serve the people as County Cierl'
if elected in October next. PORTAGE.
inly 12*
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XNJE offer for sale, very reasonable terms, ri
w tract -, containing lSli acres; river traCt5o
containing 1876 acres and the half O.! south west
quarter Of section H. in town g. us r. containing so
arres, all in Wood county All this lnnd lies in BODY
within about miles Of Perryshurg. The farm Is well
watered aud has upon it fine orchard and over 200
Of well improved land the greater part Of which
ia bottom land of the very best quality For terms in
quire Of MuVEAY & DoDGg.
Nov, Il, ls5j,--s7tf
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NEW AND CilEAP GOODS.


ITANE received from New y ork and have for sale
cheap. at the old stand of Gro. Pow ERs on Front
street, n Large aud Well Selected Assortment
of staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Consisting in part of WOoen and Cotton Goods Of AZ
knds Groceries Hardware Crockery Boots and Shoei
school Books and Stationery. Nails, Glass, Sboves,
Spades Chains, &c.; Hats Caps, Bonnets Ready Made
Cotlingin fine complete variety Of articles usually
found in retail store For ready pay these goods are
offered at unusually low prices Al persons desirous
Of purchasing will find it their to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
We wish it to he distinctly understood that for cash
merchantabe produce FW be eundersoiah b, auy
other establishment in tho place in goods OF the
quality. We will Mt al times pay the highest market
price in Cash for Wheat Grass Seed Pork sc and ill
also receive in exchange for Goods, Produce OF almost
every kind and cash will not he refused but received
with ioYful henrts and nlensnnt lonks
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E9- Don't fail to attend the meeting at the
court house Tuesday night. An eyewitness
will then and there expose the outrages com
mitted upon free state men, women and chill
dren by the southern rufisns, under the pay
of the present administration and the protec-
tion of the United States army. ...
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Perrysburg Prices Current.

Wheat, 3 S1.00T1.lO Flour. $jO0MG.50; Rye,
BOASTS Corn, 2s03l Oats, 226l2S; Potatoes so e75
Butter 1Otl2 Eggs, s@lO Apples, ,dried.S 81 .26GljO;
Peaches. dried, $l.25Gt25U; Beans, $l.5092O0;
Feathers. 31tf4; Fresh Pork, sac: Beef 40j; Tai
low, IOa12; Lard 1Od12; Wool,25@35; Hay. $500
@lO 90; Wood, sl.jO92.OO Salt, S2o002.6Vi On.
ions, 37MjO
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@E- Hon. E. D. Peck is entitled to our
4hanks for copies of the Agricultural Report,
and the Report of the Auditor of State on the
condition Of the State Treasury.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY,


Eastern mail--Leaves at IL o'clock A. NJ and arrives
at2 o'clock NJ, daily
Finday ma-Leave on Tuesdays and Fridays ut
P. NJ, and arrives same days at II A. 81.
Fostoria--Leaves Thursdays at 4. NJ, aud arrives
on Friday ats Pa
Western mail--Leaves every Monday morning at 8 A.
NJ, and arrives at 4 p. NJ. same day.
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The Detroit Advertiser states that woman
ninety four years of age rode to that city the
other day from Livingston county, in lumber
wagon, aud took the cars for Suspension Bridgc,
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TEHREE quarters Of mile east from Bowling Green,
known as the Smith place. is offered at bargain.
The place IS well improved having it a log house.
frame barn, sheds large orchard, and two wells OF
good water.
Also my rcsdenre in Perrysburg, situate ON south
east corner Of Locust and Second containing two
lots well stocked with fruit trees frame house good
well OF water apd other improvements.
Terms easy, and time given on part, and good team
taken in paw Apply to MARK CURTIS
June 81 ls56--Gtf
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The venerable DR.. Lyman Beecher is now
at Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, TO attend the anni
versary of the Seminary fog which he laborcd
so many years with such energy.
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AdministTatOrs Sale OF NenI Estate.
ON the 18th day of July Si6 att o'clock, Z. NJ, at
" the dOor of the court house in the Of Perrys
burg, Ohio will be sold the highest bidder the fol-
lowing property of Joseph Mitchell deceased TO wit
the west half of the south quarter of section t.
township range 10, containing eighty of land
more or less. subject to the widow dover estate.
Terms of sale--oua third cash in hand one third in
year, and onethrd in two years, with interest, Sc
cured by mortgage the premises.
JOSEPH MITCHELL, Administrator.
BY PRIcE & JEFFERsoS, Atty's.
June 2l lS56--Gw4SlSS.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
DTrCm NOTICE.-To Robert Q. corNln nd tLs

nIrCII NOTICE.-To Robert g Corwiu and the
- heirs of Shelter the Of the following de-
scrbed lands, to wit the T. of the s. W section 3.
township /. range l2-sO acres and the n. W. ofihe
n. ". /, section 10. township 4, range 12-4O acres
and the " uf the S. E. and the S. n. T. /. section
township l. range I2--lGO acres yuu are hereby
tilted thar the Trustees Of Montgomery township Wood
county. Ohio, viii meet ut the house of Wilson UOl-
comb the 18th day of july 1856 for the purpose Vi
viewing, locating. and apPortoning ditch, or water
course, as follows: commencing on the toNn nship line
between Montgomery and Freedom townships, thence
running south near the section line between sec
tons aud 4, Montgomery township, until it strikes on
the post between said sections, at which point
said ditch forks, branch running in south oastery
direction nearly possible varying only where ridc
interfere, and the other branch running in south
westerly direction varying above until they tersect
the Freeport and Portageyile road, where said ditch
terminates. GEORGE KELLER,
June I, ls5G-iwGs35O* WILSON HOLCoMB.
MITCH NOTICE.-John Clark and others, no
~ tice is hereby given the owners Of the S. f. of
s. f. of section 80, N. Il. of n L. of section 81
S. T.. or of n. E. Or Of 80. N or Of N u. Or OF
sec 50 WI of W or, w of W or of sec 35, W.
of W qri 2s, the r Of or in 90, in Hen
ry township Wood county, that application will be
made to the trustees of said township, tolay out and
tubs ditch; commencing the section corner of
sections ~ and 49, thence north to the ar post between
sections % and 30 and that the construction of the ditch
is equally apportoned between the different Of
the land embraced in this notice The trustees will meet
for the above purpose the south line of the county
between the corners of 50 and 3 on the first day OF
August 1856. HENRY CARREL.
June H. 1s5G--5w6. Agent for Morgan Bosworth
| NOTlCE,--Dors Il Haryey.J. Bell Thos. Metcaf
~ Thos. Whelock, Charles Cliff and othes. notice is
hereby given to the own ers of the land in sec
ons 35, 3G; and 25 in Henry township, Wood county
that application will be made to the trustees of said
township to all the timber that obstructs the
channel of Portage creek and prevents the water from
running clear commencing at the mouth OF Ten Mile
creek, and continuing to the corner of said town
ship till strikes Bloom township. and to apportion the
expense and labor of clearing said creek The trustees
/ fatt t,a oufb Of lilo tba
day OF Jaly, 1856. HENRY CARREL.
| June IA, lsjG--5wG
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MISCELLANEOUS.
q EW qO RE

NEW STOR Il
DLINN d JENI6ON have justreturncd from New
ID iOtt A:'d BUston, aud are opening an exten-
siye aud cot1piete assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing.
Boots and Shoes. H1idears. CfoeLrg aIi
Glasspdre.
selected with especial reference 10 the wants If Per-
rysburg and Wood county, and offer the AT low
prices than any other establishment in tic Naumeo
VALLEY. They have bought these gpnds for cash and
intenldOing strictly READY "a Y business. thercI
enabling them % 'c at rates uw a4onish tho
who have bought Pcrrysburg or To-
edo.
Call and examine. nt the store lately occupied Lv f.
Graham, opposite the Baird House, LOuisan Ave-
nuc. Perry sburg. Ohio. Ino,"3
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The Company has cash assets Of $IoOO733 60
The total losses paid by this Company in thiryseyen
years ending the present time:
In Fire Department sSG1,3S7 80
Inland do. j67,G2T 81
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MARRIED,

On the 9th inst, by J Chapel, j. p, Mr.. WILLIAM
II. ALDRICH and Miss CIt,RLoTTE TowSsoN. all of
Freeport, Wood county, Ohio.
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sale of Real Estate by order of Court.
ON the 10th day OF August, 1856 at clock in the
Oafternoon at the door of the Court House in the
town of Perrysburg Wood county, Ohio, will I've sold
to the highest bidder the following real estate the
property of Frederick Lucas. deceased wit: Inlot
number l7s in the town OF Perrysburg, Wood county,
Ohio Terms of sale uue-half in hand and the residue
in six months, with interest
DAVID DONALDSON,
Administrator Of Frederick Lucas deceased.
MEFPORD Il HoLLENBECK, Attys.
July r. lsjG,--Sw4 S1,O7
nISSOLUSION.-N is hereby given that the
Dhrn of Carmlu * Ecklcs, doing business at Mout-
gomery, Wood county, Ohio, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Thomas s. Carman il alone authorized to settle all
claims for or against the said firm.
THOMAS $. CARMAN
July s, IS5i--gw3+ JOSEPH ECkLES