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gray AMI nir hair ;" hin nps.' ih# forni my t-aj
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A.l(JS! RIGS! H.lGS!

MANUFACTURE 10y TIL Ch',g" hss Mahfa' Ia
VI Randolph street, 'oth"f ~ tihrs 'hrhr"
tIrUK BuCkWHEAT. COkN MEAL. HAN FAR
MFRS OsNABUKG AND SEA MESS,
CHAIN SAGkS
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hmm Wi uloil Ilt sTIIF-I tIUElsF iIiI 81 TT''
i,~,'.t natk"t prrr> lit dt>igh~ ''r btd'uif 49,
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AGENTS FOR STATE DIMWRA'



LEcrraE o> J,rAN. We are glad
10 Inform our fellow citizens that the Rev
DR.. B-it-lheiui fo n,n- wears resident
missionary IN Japan, and acting interpret
ri at Lew Chew TO The u. ). japanese Es-
petition. ia The Yeas 1882 81, Will give
his expei ience and obsrr,ati u. ia Japan
this Friday, Sep'smhet 70 al O'Clock ~
the evening. u ia" Congregational church.
(ke. Mr.. Maguoh'-.
These Leciu.-s have been highl. com
Inented upon by -e,-ial loutuais IA th,a
s'si-. and al Fre-pori, Galena Rockford.
Dixon. etc, am! are -pok-n Of by several
Universities aii inany eminent m-n Ia The
Unite S'di-s, a. very instructive aud m
'ere,t.ng. The lee for h- first Lecture
wall be- gwen "a the -hap- oi ! collection
from the audience. But we hope Mr. Bel
teihrim una, be induced 10 deliver his
Who'll. course Of FIVE I-ciut-s, by lber al
fee guaranteed han from the Young Men,
ASSOCIATION. or a special committee formed
tor the purpose.
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Nsw Mt Sic. 4. Crandall. NJ
Le Claire Row has placed Oh ""i 'ubl-
" I'm Gong Home AID lis f-ii.w. Pm
Gong Hom- To morrow Song with
Amphinh> lhr>- Fwu songs Az aiirddy
most popular; thr ma.m j. II a SIMPLE. -as,
role, and OF -of, lnd pl-a>ihg melody.
They are the best >uLes of the -ea Oh
Crandall has fhrm, with host VI othei
b-.ut,tui aud popular pieces,
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PAPER ltA<GIN(:S.
u. =. NSS(II1I.
IT, Lake street. .Chicas 90, Illinois
Importer and dealer in Paper Hanging,
window shades, Paints, Oils, Glass,
Vnrni-h. Artists Materials Brushes.
A'k have On hanh 10000 rolls - Wall
w papers BoritFs. * American French
English and a-rmsn. tog, the with ext nsi,e
~,.rttient Il CIT, Iand~cape and common Water
shai->, to,'is, taSsel- Re
W a NJ T g Ell
90 tvrty -e,ip'on frIh tn most celebrated East
MANUFACTURES, IN barrel ana half bsrr.i-.-
Whit Lead. lilac, Split rup milne Cline * al
u whi will be --li lover han aef"r- "hered
J. 3 SHORT III Lake St, Chicago
s-pl4-.:n opp site kns> Fosters
hicagO Steam Dye Works.
XAYE would rr,i-ctfun, iurYlt" he La.lit- u DAY,
w IMPORT thai y. have established Al l?s Sos,b
Clark STREET h-iwren Madison aud Washington ,is.
4 Fsncy Dyeiny and Securing Establish
Hent.
ENe!y iasefi,tion Of SILK, satin. and Mod
Shawl- sri Dresses are Dyed ti.an'l sud Restored
their original periecti-n. Crsped Sha~I- dyed 10
ANY hsde; also Lace Gu tains ci-ande, bleached aud
warranted 70 look Ike n-w Orders from the country
promptly attended 10.
COOK BROTHERS
J-i1tD l2s South ClaIk = Chr AZ
Chicago New Carriage Repository
90 RANDOLPH STR EET,
GAtcagO, ~.
Adjoining sh4 Young America Hotel
YNnE sai,-ertL.rs IL N .:r.ss s,a'i -L,nsL, ha,'
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Bu00lES,
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Our ssocA !. en,rsiy new and In q. .s>peci- equally
| Mr. Yesk CITY which ~ ohsr 81 reAsonati~ price.
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IrOusRxaHPERa AEa asAsrs v.atinz 10 purekas
II cheap nasl..s 4
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Making IN all % votes CERTAIN ~ the uon'
sia. eholding States, and i2p Southe u votes
This sum, up a total strength Of one hun
bred and eight, three. Our friends ih New
Hampshire, Connecticu'. New York and
O..io are lighting with such earnest Zeal
that We feel assured We have probability
IT gaining some VI them.
Upon the whole, we do not believe that a
single doubt need be felt Of the result =
Wash. Union.
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e. The advertisement OF t'nycr
Calkins calls for the attention OF the
public. Their store, on b. dv street. will
be ready to open N few days WAT for
the wagon"
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ALIEN. W NcliKEt:O
Notary Pnbtic 4 Insurance Agent.
,J;n,- Banking H"usr M,nsor"r, I"mt. Eakm"r.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE 60.

CONNFKVT I'M ANtF. 90,
OF - iDtl@ NJ
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DIRECTORS:
an VI MINER, A y Iaiew, kuila, t'arb,
THU l. sturgeon, Isaac Walker, John u , .'h"t,
Tho T. tuit, VIM Oshard-, Mm tuhy,
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Ilnu> Jiekson, JInus Street 10 IrLt
Jait ~ iLs. Franc B-rkleI, Il fHatd by All,
ff,Lal,i ivers JOHN ". WIMEK, Precedent.
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ALEX v. MCGkEasOk, Agent
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Seaut,fying effects.
SARAH y. BROWN.

LHicagO Nay ], 1854.
have used Professor Won't Hair Kr,tD, alive IL
decided advahtage II prevents thu hair frc failing
out. gives II q gloss and s"ftness very desirable
The few gray hairs had, tase entirely disaIps ied
Others Of my family have nssd IL. and concur watru
In pronouncing u all IL processes TO be.
HREhY A. CLARK, Mich!ssa Avenue.
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Berrgt Robes.
SiIk Grenadines Tissues,
Printed JaCOnetS 4 Lawns
Plain and Printed
BtregeS Silks, POplynS, ETC., etc.
Persons ia AM at suc, good. requested 10
rNi,nnr Ihi> a>sortui-it monty can b. saved by
hutius
WiDSWOkTH
Ia Il up IT, Clair Hon..
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NEW YORK INSURANCE. co.

0A Al, VI .WVF,'HV.
Pti,t, tEtIAs& A,t'1 NusHis trlSKii., Prr-i.
ALIEN W MrGHE1Dk, Ayrnt,
irb2I Davenport, Iowa.
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III IN i9t- IL parties "llo viii nid tins .>ou, =,
sci .4tt iutr. and Oh ,l.ai1t II :, al : ve.'fa
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Building Lots,

Npk s.,i.t III pfi1t-, and al it i,i,s cr'dif
J. fasiitdi, Improvements
COON y S.1EGG E.V r.
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an All, tal viii will --cute chonr -tt-rttah>
EDM ARD ALDEN
Second -ti..t. opp >its l. tisir- k"w b>>enp"ti
lnwa, tbctWt.n Mad AMI bradN -'pt3 ar
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-28
iii. RHIRRHTT

LAS removed his Drug Store to the building formerly
occupied by o. ID. Rnnney on Wayne street, (near
the Book store) where he has opened the largest
stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals,
before offered in Maumee City. He returns his
thanks for the liberal patronage previously bestowed
upon him, and hopes 10y diligence and punctuaty in
business, and liberal policy his patrons to merit
continuance of past fayors assuring them. together
with all others who mny favor him with a call that il
will be his pleasure at all times furnish them pure
medicines of almost every kind, and medical advice IL
necessary. variety Of
Chemicals, Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical or Me-
chaRicai purposes, (but none OF an inferior and
deleterious compostion) Fdroring
Extracts for Cooking Per- .... ..
famery. Tooth PdSteS
and P0irdsrs,
Skin Powders Hair RestOratyes and Hair TOnics Lip
Balm and Pomades Shaving Creams and Soaps,
Toilet Soaps; Cloth Hair, Hat Tooth. Mil,
Scrub Paint and Whitewash Brushes;
Fancy articles, Spts. Turpentine Lin
seed, Lard,W Whale, Tanners. Fish
and Neats-Foot OILSi
PAIN rs,
White and Red Lead Zinc, Chocolate OF Fire
Proof Paint ground in oil, a nelD article,
and finer Paints of all colors Dye
Woods aud Dye Stufs, Wiadow
Glass and Glass Ware a; Gro
cories such as Teas Su-
gars. Rice, Pepper,
Spices. DC,
and mnny other articles well as large variety oS
Proprietary Medicines adapted all discusses He hos
also set up u new FOUNTAIN. from which issues a
jet of cocold mineral wnter the pleasure Of the ops
orator, for the special benefit of his customers.
Aurust 2. 1886
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colLt of common pleas of Montgomery county
and now or at any time hereafter pending there
ill., OF which the superior court of Montgomery
county would have jurisdiction if originally
commenced therein, may, by written consent,
signed by themselves or their attorneys remove
the same TO said superior court Of Montgomery
county. The clerk of the court of common
pleas, upon the application TO remove, shall
make out a statement, under seal, of the dOcke I
entries in such case, with statement of his
costs, and deliver the same. with all the original
papers in the cause, to the parties or their al
torncys. taking their receipt for the same; and
upon the filing OF said papers, with the written
agreement to remove, with the clerk of said su-
perior court, he shall forthwith docket thh cause
aud the same shall be thenceforth considered in
said court, aud be procecdc in, as il the cause
had been originally commenced in that court,
hay ing regard TO the former proceedings, the
agrrrmPnt to remove, and the costs besore accru-
ed, in the final record, as may be right and prop
er; and when such case is removed from the
court Of common pleas as afotesaid, the clerk
shall enter such removal on his docket, and from
thenceforth the said cause shall not be consider.
ed in that court.
Src. "a. If the judge Of said superior court
shall have expressed an opinion be interested III
the event of any action pending before him, the
same shall be removed for trial into the court OF
common pleas of Montgomery county under an
order of said court
Sec. 25. This act shall be in force from and
after its passage.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate,
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No. 5. AN ACT
To fix and provide for holding the terms of the
Court of Common Pleas in the several cnun-
ties of the first subdivision Of the fifth Judi
cal District in Ohio.
SEcrioS |. BE it enacted BY the General As
sembly Of the State of Ohio. That the Courts oi
common pleas shall hr held in and for the sever
nl counties Of the first subdivision Of the Fifth
Judicial District OF Ohio, at the times follow
ing, to wit:
In tie county Of Clercmont, on the second
Tuesday of March, second Tuesday OF July, and
third Tuesday of October;
In the county of Bfown, on the third Tuesday
Of April, the FIRST Tuesday of August, and first
Tuesday Of November;
In the county of Adams. on the first Tuesday
Of April, and the fourth Tuesday of July, and
the third Tuesday of November;
Sec. 2. That whenever the state of business
shalt require it, or when it may become ne ,es.
sary, from any good cause, the judge of the said
court of common pleas may appoint and hold
adjourned terms of said court in any or oil o.
the counties composing said subdivision for the
purpose Of completing the business of any rrgu-
lor term, an order for such purpose, stating the
time of holding any such adjourned term, having
been first entered upon the journal Of the court
Of the regular term, at which such adjourned
term shall be appointed
SEC. g. That whenever, from any cause, there
shall be failure 10 hold any Of the stated or
adjourned terms Of said court in any county Of
said subdivision, as in this act provided or when
it should be necessary for the trausa ction Of any
business that could lawfully be done at any regu-
lar term of said court, such judge shall have pow
er 10 hold special terms Of said court within and
for any county in said subdivision, And when
such judge shall determine 10 appoint any such
special term, he shall issue his written order 10
the clerk Of the court Of common pleas OF the
county in which such special term is to b. hol-
den spGcilying therein the time at which the
ST me shall begin, and the object for which the
same shall be called Such order shall be issued
TO the Clerkat least three weeks prior TO the
time fixed for the commencement OF such special
term, who shall forthwith cause the same to be
published in some new spapar in the county, of
general circuotion therein, and shall proceed 10
perform such duties as may BE- necessary in view
of such special term, and all business done at
such special term, or at any adjourned term, as
in this act provided, shall be as valid as if trans
acted at any regular term provided for by law.
Sec 4, That sections one and two of the act
entitled "an act to fix and provide for holding
the terms of the courts of common pleas in the
several counties Of the fifth judicial district of
Ohio" passed January 81, 1854, be and the same
are hereby repealed.
n. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of thr House of Representatives.
THOMAS ii. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 7, 1926
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-28
April 7, 1926.
AN ACT
mo-. Isl.

mo. Is AN ACT
To amend an act entitled ian act to fix and
provide permanently TOR holding the terms OF
the couat of common pleas in the eighth judi
cial district of Ohio passed February 6,
1854.
SECTION. Be it enacted by the General As.
sembly of Ohio, That the second section of the
act entitled IAN act TO fix and provide perma-
nently for holding the terms Of the court OF
common pleas in the eighth judicial district OF
Ohio" passed February 6. 1854, be and the same
is hereby so amended asto read as follows: Sec.
2. In the county Of Muskingum, on the fourth
Tuesday of February, the third Tuesday of May,
and the fourth Tuesday of October.
In the county of Morgan on the fourth Tues
day of March the third Monday of June. and
the third Monday OF October.
In the county of Noble. on the first Tuesday
of April, the fourth Monday Of June, and the
first Tuesday olOctober.
SIC. 2. That section two, of the act afore
said, be and the same is hereby repealed.
N. H. VAN Worries,
Speaker Of the House of Rppres entatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President Of the Senate, pro tenn.
February 20, 1856.
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AN ACT
I No. IL
March 80. 1856

No. /. AN ACT
To fix and provide for the terms Of the District
Court in the Fifth Common Pleas District in
the third circuit Of Ohio.
Section |. Be it enacted By the General As
scmbly of the State of Ohio, That the terms
Of the Distrit Court shall hareafter be held in
the several counties OF the Fifth Judicial Dis
trct in the State Of Ohio, as follows;
day Of May.
In the county of Adams, on the twelfth day
Of May.
In the county of Brown, on the sixteenth day
of May;
In the county OF Clermont, on the twenty
third day of May;
In the county of Madison, on the fifth day
OF September
In The county of Fayette, on the ninth day OF
September;
In the county OF Ross, on the twelfth day OF
September;
In the county of Pickaway, on the twenty
second day of Septeu1ber;
In The county of Franklin, on the twenty
ninth day of September.
SEC 9 If, from any cause failure to hold
the prescribed terms of the District Court in
any of the torgeing counties, should occur, il
shall be the duty of the Judges Of the District,
on giving thirty days previous notice, in such
county, to hold S peciaI term of the District
Court in such county, with the same year, to
dispose OF the business and should important
business arise in the District Court in any OF
said counties, which cannot be disposed Of at
the stated terms Of the Court for want Of time
i! shall be lawful for the Judges Of The District
Court TO hold special term Of the District
Court, in such county, at such time as they shall
determine, On giving thirty days previous no.
tlca thereof in the county.
SEc. 3, Should any day named herein for
the holding Of the s-idDslrict Court fall upon
Sunday, said Court shall commence euJ be
holden on the nrxt day.
SEC. 4. That section two of the act entitled
"Rn act to fix and provide for the terms Of the
District Court in The third circuirt being com
posed of the fifth and seventh Common Pleas
District Of Ohio" passed April seventeenth,
one thousand eight bundled and fifty four, BE-.
and the same is hereby repealed.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President OF the Senate.
T,rro.-
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-28
January 20, 1886.
mo. !
AN ACT

mo. 2 AN ACT
To fix an provide for holding the terms Of the
Court OF Common Pleas, in the Fourth Com
mon Pleas District of Ohio.
SEcrloS |. B. it enacted hy the General As
semby Of the State Of Ohio, That the term;
OF the Court of Common Pleas shall be held in
the several counties of fourth Common Plea:
District of Ohio, as follows;
In the county Erie, on the second Monday OF
February, fourth Monday Of May, and first Mon.
day ol October:
In the county Huron, on the first Monday Of
March, the second Monday oil June, and fourth
Monday OF October;
In the county Of Lucas. on the second Mon
day Of March, third Monday Of June, and first
Monday Of November;
In the county Of Sandusky, on the fourth Mon
day of March, fourth Monday Of June, and tbirl
Monday OF November;
In the county of Ottawa. on the first Tuesday
of April, first Tuesday Of July, and first Mon.
day of December.
SECOND SUPERVISION.
In the county of Lorain, on the second Tues
day Of February, the second Tuesday of May
Oud the first wednesday after the second Tues
day of October
In the county of Medina, on the first Monday
Of NJ .rch, The first Monday of June, and the frs
In the county ofSummit, on the fourth Tues
day of March, the third Tuesday June, and
the third Tuesday Of November.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
In the county Of Cuyahoga, on ;he fifteenth
day of February, the seventeenth day of May
the second day Of August, and The fifteenth day
Of November: Provided, that the August term
o! said court in Cuyahoga county, shall be q
term for the transaction of criminal business
only and, provided also, that whenever any OF
said days shall come on Sunday, the term shall
commence on the Monday following,
SEC. 2 That whenever the state of business
in any of the said Courts OF Common Pleas is
such as TO render it necessary, such court shall
have power to appoint and hold an adjourned
term for the purpose of completing the business
of any regular term, upon notice thereof being
entered upon the journals of said court.
SEC. 3. That an act entitled an act 10 fix
and provide for holding the terms Of the courts
of common Pleas in the fourth Judicial Dis
trict Of Ohio passed April 5, 1884, be, and
the same is hereby repealed; Provided, this re-
peal shall not affect any act done or right &C,
quired under the act hereby repealed.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate,
January 81, 1856.
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LAWS OF ONO.
PUBLISHED DY Authority.
AN ACT

No. AS AN ACT
10 organize the commissio crs Of Miami county to
issue bonds to raise money 10 pay e Il, BIS OF
said county.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Quo. ri at the
county comm sS1n,r Of NJ ami uutv, for he
purpnse Of rais,nS money to p.y U deb s. Of d
county, are au bbrizpd to sue iuds not exceed
ing the sum Of SIX thou and dolla in the aggre-
gate and il bonds not less than Oue hundr d dol
In each, bearing r% e OF interest not exceeding
eight per cent per annuu,. one eighth par Of which
shall he mahe payable n,rarh year
Sac hat said bonds, hall br sign, by The
comm ssiuners Of said cuuuU; rhal be made ne
votiabp and stall not be dis, osed OF by said com
Inssiohers at les than their par va.ue
SIC 3 That this act shall axe effect and be in
force fIUm aud after It's passage
n H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Rrprest natives.
THOMAS h. FORD,
President OF the Senate.
March 30, 1856
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! NAIIS TNNTTN 7 TKAIIS
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MISERY RELIEVED.
T w Z NTY TONS OF r A G
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BOO OHS! BOORS! ORS II
Fre,h arrivals weekly at Hult's Book store, sigr
ofthe Book consisting Of SchoolBo,ks of all ki ds
also Latin, Greek, French, German, and the high
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tern mark aft ,rds and in great variety.
INKS-BlaCk, Blue, Red, Carunne. .Arnold's and
Harrson'- Fluid, Copying, lndellble, ets
al Ladies, &c at HOLT'S.