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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-07-31

GRAHAG's MAGAZINE, for August, is one
O. It 10 Of this old and fsvorite Mag
cad Price So year.
- Co., Philadelphia
ARTHUR's HOME MAGAzINE, for August,
fully sustains its well earned reputation. We
have always regarded Arthur as the safest
light literature man in the country. His
works will harm no person, all breathing
good wholesome sentiment throughout AS
for his associate, the talented Virginia F.
Townsend, like all women, she can speak for
herself, and few can cope with her as wri-
ter. We don't exactly like the tone of the two
leading editorials in this No, and may allude
TO them, or one of them, in our next. If pol
itics has got to be above the Bible, and so sa-
cred that there is fear of its being contami-
mated by the touch Of the minister. then it is
time the people knew it. We shall dissect
this subject in our next, and ascertain wheth
er ministers are called to denonnce sin, come
from whence it may, or pass along on the
high road to holiness winking at the iniquity
of the people. Philadelphia will yet feel The
disgrace brought upon herself by the course
pursued towards the Rev. Mr.. Tying.
We have taken little stock fer the sup
port of minister in this place, and expect TO
pay it, if it is done by hoeing in is garden
mornings and evenings, but if he does not
preach one sermon against the sin of human
bondage, he must look out for some other per-
son to hoe his potatoes next year-that's all
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Wood County Court of Common Pleas.

John Shepler, plaintiff VS. William p Reznor defendt
WILLIAM p REZNOR will take notice that John
w Sheper the l4th day of July. 1856, filed in the
Clerks Office Of the above court of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, petition seeking to forecose u
mortgage deed given by you to him July s. 1855, to
cure the payment of three dueblls or notes, of
dated and due July 4th 1853 and of $5s &c. dated
and due May 2l 1855 with payment offye dollars on
sadas note made July 2 1855, and asking Judgment
for said amounts with interest from the respective dates
above forth and order of sale pay the same
of the premises morgaged and described therein as out
lots No. so and No. SO in Perrysburg and all the ne-
rest Of said William p. Reznor in east PeTrysburg
William p Reznorw therefore take notice that un-
less he appear and demur said petition nv
the goth day ofSeptember, A. 1856, said petition will
he taken confessed and judgment rendered thereon
according to the prayer of the petition next term
of said court, MURRAY g. DODGE,
July II, lSj6-low6s ij0, Plaintiffs Att,r.
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GRAuAI's MAGAZINE, for August, is one
o. - It No Of this old and fayorite Mag
cad. Price So year.
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ny RAILROAD DIREOr no THE WEST,
Es III sesszasl ls.s;is9a sasR


Time between Washington and Wheeling but III
Running time bstUecn Washington and Cincinnati II Aos
Through Tickets and baggage Checks be
Washington.
IIE Baltimore Ohio Railroad having greatly improved its
offers fullest Inducements
ee Washington BALTIMORE and all portions of the Wesl
The connection Washington and the
Sncon s sSsa arEs Relay nne
from Baltimore This the only change OF required between
wheeling the washington station
there ws the w'@ n change for those holding
Washington daily Al 0, and Az, p m; on Sundays al the
Wheeling trains CEN
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COLUMBUS. These Newark with the Newark,
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Travellers notice that while this Is the only route
aord,ng checks Washington also the
the great West The distance Washington
but $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by any other
by through from Washington To Wheeling 80 IS
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passengers may leave Washington at 8 a or A. m For the
troin from Washington .
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PARSONS, agent al Washington station - : ~
mvsan Master Of Ra na% Baltimore nn%
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PROTECTED Ny royal letters o. England and secured by
the seals OF Eco dc Phamaco dc Paris and the Imperial Cot
lege Of Medicine, Vienna.
esemar No IL the remedy for general and local debility,
Of vre power decay, and all the distressing
quence arising from early abuse &c ls effects are ehcacious
youth manhood old vlc powers would
inpaed, decline Of ne u The Tresepa
universally adopted all physical mpcdmens vanish like mage
before influence, thus rendering lie invaluable
terinF the marriage stn,c.
Tesemar completely and entirely erndcates
those disorders which and cubeb
andote for, the ruin tho health Of portion the
ulation,
Tcsemar No Is tho European remedy class
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
70 the inevitable destruction Of the patients constitution
and which all tho snapara In the world
Tcscmar Noe l. q and are alike devoid SMELL and
All nausoang qualities They the toilet table without
their being detected,
Sold cuses o. each divided separate
minscrCd by Nalpean, ballsimand, RouE, &C.
To be had, wholesale and Mr.. ~ A. harrow No, 81
Green Canal New York, specially appointed
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other part Of america Immediately tcceyihg remittance
Mr. Barrow will forward II
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Retail agents required Terms cnsh.
Nov p-dlY
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0yuoE or rHE MARrLAsp CossoLIDArED Lorrs sIxs,
a#H Balli.nore kfa.vland ItV A l655

OyuoE or rnx MAINLAND CossoLIpArED Lorrs sIxs,
t@ Baltimore, Maryland, July ], 1855.
tiE commissioner VI The Maryland deemed
his duty 20 caution the public against the swndeTs
who circulate lottery
and pretend 70 be for the sale Of tickets lotteries which
wholly fictitious
The only lotteries Maryland daily
the supennsendence the elected people
the state under the constitution approve
schemes aud 10 attend the wings. Il
Al the tickets these lotteries and all certificates packages
tickets, have the hos aphed fireman.
for the contractor Once OF the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries,
BaItilnoTe Maryland" All others fraudulent. "t
For iu Information the subject Of those
-. A Y. *. Brennan, ~
Sept 2s-dly Baltimore. Maryland.
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EI.EN WOOD oEmEThnY.--omeo No. asa pennsylv

NI.hNWOoD CEmErEaN.-ohce No. ss2 Pennsylvania
avenue, OF 10th street, the Savings Bank This
cemetery is laid the celebrated Greenwood
New York and situated the high ground distant
ts mile north OF the CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
TO the gateway Tins have reeeyed charter from Con
appopang their ground burial purposes making
fee title the purchaser and prohibiting
legislation otherwise, which importance who
wish their dead where they have placed for has
become custom in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable other sell pro
xseuously large and
A. no titles given to the ground. .#E
N. Oce iIem 10 to 49, where pamphlets, with
the charter, and bylaws and all other information, bo
obtained all orders le ar
No 4o Seventh other undertaken will be
srsaasd June l7--dly
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no TILE LADIES. 4

TO THE LADfEs.-Mr r. L. HARPER 80 Hroomheld street,
Boston, has received choice and
elegant emboderes ball dresses Of The style,
which universally admired Newport last
not then able supply the demand he takes this opportunity
To inform ladies opening fresh supply
which white, and appropriate for bridal
hso head dresses, coucs, capotrs collars nantes
which embroidered black white
city Of wreaths Of straw flowers, feather flowers, sc.
NBbs the only house IN the United states whore these
goods be obtained
RosToS, January 5, 1866,
Jan p arwqw
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Stopping Southampton both going and returning, they offer
Hayre
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from NeO POrk 10 Southampton and Bremen
eab, saloon $780, cabin, aaoon SllO
second do, $50. -.a. ....... ... .#. 81.
All letters and newspapers through the post ohice
No bills adng will be signed parcels received the day Of
sailing. -@
An experienced surgeon attached 10 eaUh ship.
FoTnaghI or passage, apply 10 II. !. -.
q, ii, SAND, Ii South William st., Ny.
q. A, HEiNEKEN Co., Bremen.
CR0SKEY 4 Co Southampton.
WILLIAM IsEI4IE, HRyre.
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lUIr and Wisdom OF the Rev. sydrsy smith by ~
w kinck 81 Is.
The Life and Travels Of Herodous Finn Century bel
Christ; imaginary biography founded fact; by j.
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The Huguenot Eriles historical novel 20 ccnis.
hechanic Tables, containing and circuwrcnces VI
ces and SIDES Of equal squares, circumference o
hoops, cutting % boiler pates, &C., sc by Charles
we'll marine engineer 30
Introduction 70 the stndy Of Art by VI. a. Dwight ~.
Life Sketches from Common Paths q series Of American a
by Mrs. Julia l.. DumonL 81.
The Rise and Progress % English Constitution by
Greasy, NJ A. Third edition. 81.
Calderon his lie and genius, specimens pays
r., q, Trench, n, ". IS cents.
just published, and for sale NJ TAYLOR MhURy's
June 10 bookstore, 9th
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Hon. Thomas D. Florence, Charles Dingoe,
CHARLES A. Rubeam, Edward n. HomooId
George llelmbod, n, Carroll Brewster
"'' NP'' THOMAS D. f iaSS sSST President.
EDWARD r. HrLMBobp, secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter No. 397 street..
1on" rl"mtop come, Is, street and Virginia avenue
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain J. p. Levy No. 474, Pennsylvania avenue.
GENER IL SUPERINTENDENT
John Thomson.
The business Of this will favoraby with
most successful of similar institutions in the United
& INC m ay AYE 9n up e IL
dred and eight thousand one hundred and hy dollars with
With good mana The dec
S S feel soliciting h9, na public
used more according 70 equity than iesa teehncalites
With view OF anodeg ample indemnity the public
pany have deposited with
THEIR BANKERS,
Cash and premium notes provide accrung
TRUST FUND OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
TO be held by them as additional security policy holders for the
payment OF losses
by a.s % pWELScs FuRNrERE. Mills, MaNUF aasss
Contents Of ali kinds BY
70 a. G 5 @ f EifRnpE ana me usual
and on The hus Of sTEAMsoArs navigating The wessen
premium win be companies and in
fixing hem every improvement IN construction ana
All losses spe Oily adjusted and promptly paid
street, Washington city, d. @.
NorthUeat lyata and Second street, PAiiadeAa.
As So se Go%Sa9y nes oe No. 10 wall street
p'swS's No. hs s9 AZ Baltimore ss
charlesion-j, i. Taylor, No. iaI E. Bay street.
New orIeans-IIarmoh Doanc.
Montgomery Albert Williams.
piltshurg-T. J Hunter, No 90 Water street.
savannshaA. Wilbur, No. II, Bay street
Auantn-Marcus A. Bell
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Law school OF Cumberland Universtty, al Lebanon
Tennessee.

Law school OF Cumberland Univers,ty, az Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Caraihe, late of the
judges OF Tennessee.
Nathan Green of the udges ofihe supreme
of Tennessee. .... ....., .
Ridley the councillors Of ube State
Judges Carues and Green dew to their whole exclusively
TO the school.
Plan finstruooni Daily examinations the
text books No regular of lectures
daily lessons in the progress of the examinations.
2. Weekly VIII
dents suits statement Of facts
prosecute them through all processes
practice The cases framed 10 require them prepare
Deeds wills records and all of documents be read
dence in the trials Some Of one eases are taken by appeal
court which held monthly the
public the cad session. The students clerks cr
jurors circuit Judges and chancelors and In other Official
eacities connected with their suits.
SeonsThe first the third Monday
tenbe and ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and SECOND
Thursday in July.
Expenses per eson.Tuon fee $50, advance contngen
fee Sc boarding about ESQ., Students furnish their
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete
class No previous study required
any time during the collegiate year.
There a moot legislature connected with the school
Number Of students the last collegiate year eighty
.. ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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NOTICE OF the Withdrawal OF lands In wisconsin

NOTICE Of the withdrawal OF lands In Wisconsin,.
~ In Of approved 20 June 1885, granting
Tic lands the sas Of Wisconsin construction ~
railroads In said STATE" Instructions have been issued from this
fee Withdrawing from market further ORDERS ell tie
said STATE and continuing the
FIRE ordered bv Telegraph on 29th ~ Msy last
portion ~ the lands will
pected sketch
Office Of which restoration 20 days'puhlc notice wi given
Givrn under baud General city Of
Washington, this lqti Of June, A, ID. 1886
THOs, a, HENDRICKS, Commissioner,
June " -tawGw fIntri starI '
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THE oNLy ONE AuTHonIzEn

T'fFE UNEt UNH NJ FfUftfIfsfFIh ne K7b 0T Uk bUi7
yEAu LArFECTEUR Is far superior the OF Cuisi-
MGR sarsaparia other similar remedies II radically
withort dartres scrous The
accidents from critical
period Of life, hereditary ncmony OF humors depun-
tive powerfully caiahs Of te bladder in
fractions and other weakness Of the arising from abuses o.
injections soundnrs antayphic the Rob
very diseases ensuing
ospavia cubebs, injections only repe
n.uairinr The Rob
recommended Eyp diseases whether long stand
ing and which have resisted tho of mecn the iodue
Of potassium.
denern agents United Gabriel Bondn, esq, ~
William wholesale orders Guio Duconge,
New Orleans; seuilly, San Francisco.
Tho Rob al druggists throughout the Uni
ted Dc medi-
properties Of obtained by writing q, Bon-
din Va William New York, who will give Information
wanted
prepared 10 a orders Anenca West In
dice SC Gee the United duties he has the Rob In bond
March N-dlYs
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THE EARNEST MAN.-Ide and Labors Of Adoniram Jud
IL son; by Mrs Conant.
The New Age Of Colds tho Life and Adventures Of Rober
Dexter Romaiue.
"Vassan Morton ~ a novel, by Francis Partman.
"fan Fero ~ tale, by the author Of ok Poems by W.
NJ. u.
otsaie by TAYLOR MAuRY,
Mas 81 bookstore, near Ninth street.
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IL. III. GILL Nc II /,


removed his Office resid FranKlin Row
of and Thirteenth He will continue his
principally the United Supreme Court
Having devoted much time concerning patents he win
advice legal arising before
the Patent Office aud appeals 10 the chief justice assistant
Justices Of the District of Coumha and will
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents
He viii also give written opinions and for
before Congress either ofihe
viii also claims before any board established for
adjudication
OctaB-du
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mo. 552.]
nv the President OF the United states.

IA purs,iancs ofIa FRANKLIN PIERCE, President The
bubble ssles VIII be held al und iand oeees,
s,s q Michigan a. hs T@,es ess.a SSea.sa
day. the fourteen Of JAY nsA for TIE dsppsai Of Tie
lands within The uadermrnoned townships and rae
townships, viz
RoytG Of As Sass line and Of As p,nepai msrisa
The ISLANDS situated in sI, township Forty ssvcp
range IN section ou township forty seyen q 'sass lIss
range 1--WE and in section af three township ioiY ave. dn
Township forty nine, FRANCE ten.
Townships forty seven nine, and any Of rangs eeyeu
Townships Ioy three, fonysi&, forty seseh' and ioiIsl
TSwSnhps ol lhrse forty s, and fOyssysn, Of aags
Townships ry toar aud forty ave, range twenty Ave.
Townships Ony and FOXY hve, Of ranse 'wen'ysR
Township forty nine, OF range tweny.ssren. -. :,
Townships forty eight oIy-nine and any one, Orange u
townships forty eight, orynine, any, and my ons' OF n
rowa.blps forty any and any range ihirtyI
The vacant lands In sections twenty ve, ws
"a 4, 'n me anS once sSa Il DUNCAN ord
fourth day Of August next for the disposal % ,s pupe lands
uated within the following townships aud parts OF towns
viz;
North Of the base line and Of iAe principal msrtdian
Township ,hry-seven, Of range ,wen'yseyen 49,.
Townships thirty four and thdy Ave, Of range 'wen nine
North Of tAe base Of s principal meridian
Certain islands situated following sections, 10 witt
seven In sections two roo thieen and twenty four,
thirty o range eight in sections nineteen and thirty towns
In section twelve, township
eight, FRANCE sections three, four nine and ten
chip hirIywo, Of the IA seeen ,hree, towns
thirty range and in sections twenty nine lhyihrss
,hiuy -four, township thirty OF the same range.
Lands appropriated by law tor the use OF schools military
other purposes together with and Overlooked
thereby unfit for cultivation, any, granted TO the STATE
the act enable the State Of Arkansas aud
States reclaim The swamp lands within ihe, limits appo
September %, 1885, pil! be ereiaded from the sales
The offering lands will be commenced the
appointed and will proceed order in which they
,sed with convenient despatch, until ihc whole shall have
and the sales thus closed Blu, no sale shall be kept
weeks and private entry OF any o the lands
be admitted The expiration Of tho Two weeks
Given hand. the city OF Washington this llh day
April, Domin thousand eight hundred and my
BY the Presidents FRANKLIN FIERCE
TIIOS. A. HENDRICKS,
ro,,nisxionsr Of The General Land Office.
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
fion Of Fare 70 California.

HedheIt0n Of FaTt 70 IdIUoTnlu
United mail steamships have New York
<ErE for AspinwaH the 5th and both Of each month
ANAE connecting with mail steamers from Panama TO San
UBxHI&x Francisco.
These steamships inspected and approved the Navy
Department, and guaranty Epsed md safety
The Panama unR completed from
TO and crossed hours The baggage OF
checked In New York through Francisco and
gers embarked the cempany expense
The moHey paid York all expenses OF the tp.
Reserve kept port New York, Panama. and
San Francisco prevent detention OF accident thai
the route Is ondrely reliable.
Passengers day they arrive Aspn-
wall
Conductors through by each and take charge Of
children without other
through tickets apply the agency III
West street, New York, 20 l. w, RAYMOND.
MayB-du
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AMERICAS HOUSE. Hanover Street, Boston hy
III Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished, possessing
for the hccommods'
on ofthe travelling public,
ll-dlg
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Virginia Land.

UAVE for sale 2l wood land. II is well watercd sp
plenty of meadow land The railroad plank ruBd
through H. The distance from Fredericksburg ~ miles
the from Orange Court h. use.
Further desert ton " unneoes ANY wishing purt
will view The whole he had for FIVE doiars
third cash. IL bo divided sn purchasers, aa hi
price. Apply Y. r THOM,
June 3-lsw5m Fredericksburg, VirEini
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Nassau Hall college OF New Jersey, Princeton.

"should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to min;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. auid lang syne''
The anar. Of The senior class ending June 1889
class OF the ending June
ending in june $780, hereby
Washington D. Co. by the third March, D. 1857
brighten the links of the chain OF which
tide entirely exchange
lives greeting and sympathy and the unmey
some OF their most promising compeers.
hpreliminny meeting Of the seappoined committee will be
States HorI Chrsnul Fourth streets
which those members OF the several classes whom
yenent invited acnd when the
adopted TO secure ns full an attendance possible
In ths time, addressed
good enough 10 furnish the othe committee by mail with
their respective post ofiees
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER q. HART, NJ. D.,
- OF Philsdelphia, Pennsylvania,
J, NEWTON L1GHTNER
PHILIP PESDLEToN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co, Md,
SAMUEL p RICHARDS,
Of Bslsio Iron and Glass Works, MI,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee
JoHs wrIpsAr, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-IawtMar3 [Inteigencerl
All newspapers civilized request
cd TO notice this their editorial columns
bers OF great
visions OF the globe all throughout United
sales OF America requested Enutou insertion
easonay between this date and the ID Of March A. D. 1851