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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06
AHEAD on TIIE TIMES,
II IAe Slgn Cflhe Big Watch,

.. SUMMIT sTELEr, Toi Epo .. .
SeS H. |. COOK res specltnlly informs his d,
Ger thousand personal friends. and the sn.
esliS9 people Of Toledo, Maunaee Civ. perr,sf ,
and the country around that he has OF eped and s
tne most complete and splendid stori ever offered T.
city, and is receiving daily additions frr tho Lesti
pebh ana eastern manufacturers Of ......| II.
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWFTRY
IL would be quite useless to attempt an en,imera,
oi the brilliant articles his show eases contain h,
dles ana -cntlcmon Will lease call aud see Lis
Gold lHG SILVER Watches
"i every variety quality and pattern at prices
from Zen 10 One Fw1drs2 anal Fyfy D0j;1rs ''Ff'e
StPERB GOLDF FOB CHfINS
me largest and RICHEST assortment eyer seep ha,, o..
prices iron ITsirs Ia fijty Lrllars.f ..-,-T',
HEiFY GOLD 'ET-LPU IN INN
aI ~ uneGnh,,"d beauty. weight aud trish, at r. ,,
It1rtrc "a F.rty-F,ns Doiiars "' - = ''
Hh'NlfIcHNr niAMoSD pINsANn RiNds, ofthrIsr r..r
oUfEhioh PEN AND PuCKET KNHFE. of ele,,nnt %. =,
terms ana hnishel Workmanship, The finest lot in tn.
lLhN, oorAGoS BEAUrIFuL INLAip CGCCWs -
me best manufacture, at Iir0 alT a IEiiC 10 Eyr
D0IHFy With Il countless variety of r -"
luchets, Rings, ~ CnII psrs-.
Ear DROPS, Breast Plus, Gold PepciIa
Cuff Pins, Brooches. Studs Watch seals
ava everything else ever or heard tel of il,
eiry establishment Prices io,srr than The Hr,t ''
y:SHopecial care given by the best ,yrl1neu In - ,
unt.N u HArAlRING WATCHES AND Jg,YrLny nnA -,
work warranted. N' '
f"3- Dan fsrga As plic----Siga. of III. n.
bWch summit street. Toledo.
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Autumn.
"Summer'S gone, Summers gone,
Now the trees in yonder vale,
Which thousand hucs adorn,
Join in concert with the tale
Summers gone"

"Summer'S gone Summers gone,
Now the trees in yonder vale
Which thousand hucs adorn,
Join in concert with the tale
Summers gOne.r
The summer has gone; it has made another an
nual pass and fled away on the wing of timc-
That, which germinated in the spring, expanded and
grew in summer, has now matured, and Autumn is
here with all its golden richness The gloom that
succeeds its first bright bushes now shroud the
closing month, and the moaning autumnaI winds
are singing the rgquium Of our once brightcycd
summer. The rains have So refreshed the previous
~ parchcd mealows that their vcrdant appearance
contrasts beautifully with the yellow orchards
The rule north winds arc beginning to shake the
tops of the tail forest trees and Orion il chilling
with his dcath-like power the thick foliage tha.
covers them.
This is proper time for meditation. All Nature
makes pause--vegetabe growth ceases, and VEN
cradle oaks seem to droop their lofty heads III
Thoughtful mood. Earth clothes herself in habili-
ments Of mourning for the loss of her virgin beauty
The atmosphere increases its tension to arouse man
from the ethargy into which its tepid state has
thrown him. and material substance assumes rigid-
ty convincing to man of the reality of life AVA
kened by these ever changing phenomena, and
conscious of its essential superiority,
THE soul uneasy and confined from home,
Rests and expatiates in a life to come.n
This of all other seasons is the most favorable to
profound thought the inclcment weather will soon
shut the busy multitude within doors and the long
evenings afford leisure for reading and study
One item of advice, perhaps may not be deemed
amss-Proft by the present opportunity,
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nITCH NOTICE. -To Edgar B. Champ sanne

nTTCH NOTICE.-ro Edgar B. Champ, Samuel
IJMoss and Loyel 5. Pond the unknown owners
OF the lands hereinafter described, Won are hereby
notified as the nonresident of the following
lands, situate in Wood county, Ohio, witt Edgar
Camp, Z. s. W. section 80, town 6. range IO--
Samuel Moss W. S. Il. /, section thrty-ive town six
range ten Loyal $. Pond, north quarter, $. f. /
and F. y Il, section 50, township 6, range TO- that
petition has been presented to the Trustees of Wash
ngton township. in sand county asking them lay out
the south of the half OF the north
quarter of section 4, township ., range TO- thence
north about 200 rods then north westerly the most
suitable ground TO rayme in the north quarter
OF section 81 aforesaid and 10 aportun the expense
laying out and making thereof among the land owners
benefited thereby and that said will meet on
the 18th day of December A. d. lSjG the house of
and apportion said ditch. PRICE & JEFFERSON.
Nov. q, lsjG--2GwG$ G$+.50.+ Att'ys for Petitioners
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GREAT SNDTcruENTs

VIE Austin Fowler fnrm, 1 mile west of BUwlir.r
l. Green, containing sixty acres partaill, mIrty,d
dry and well adapted for rnisi,g grain:
Also. The Bdrkheimer farm. in Liberty townsbi,
near John NcNahan's eonnuirg 2au ucres ~ uf wh .
tYation good young orchard aud all in frst rnte IL
cation for stock ra' sing:
Also 100 acres prairie aud % acres # timber nr q
h"imhG rue farm of Joseph Mitchell in Lbert, tow
ship, well located as 10 roads aud ,ossrssi,
ges rarely to be met with, will be sold al haryau
Apply TO J.. H. CASS, Portnge
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Wheat, slO0@l1O; Flour $j0o0lG.5O; Rle,
5oWjd; Corn. 2sn3l Oats 22@2s; Potatoes % ais
Peaches, dried, s1.2j@25O; Beans, SI.5Ca2 90 /:
Feathers, 3ld44; Fresh Pork. 50G; Beef 4Gt5; Ta'-
low, l0dI2; Lard lOGt12: Wool.25Gt35 Hav $500
ions 3705O
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We believe we cannot do unr readers Inure imnor-
TAM service, than by again calling their att, ntion to
tha most remarkable preparation, discovered by Dr
seth s. Hnnce, of Baltimore Md which possesses the
power OF aleviating and curing that hUrrid visitation
81 mhn--Epilepsy, or Falling Fits In recommending
tAS preparation to our readers do 50 with convic-
t'oh thit we are not degradiug columns to riff
common patent medicine. but placing before them
a discovery, which iffully known would probably do
more to alleviate human suffering than any invention
OF modern tunes Dr. Iance in asking us to notice his
preparation favoraby in editorial department has
sent US Tor our perusal number Of letters from rer
sons VINO have used his Pills and have been cured there
oy. All OF them speak in the grateful and culo-
cystic terms. One great advantage this medicine nos.
Sesses the fact, tlatit be transported through
inc mails thereby aHording every one an opportunity
OF dealing directly with the inventor and also preeIu
ding all possibility of being imposed ON by counter
eit or spurious imitation DR. lance paws the hostage
on ms ilS to any part Of the country and will for
ward them by return NJ mail on the receipt of n re-
mlttnnce. His prices follows: One box. S3;
Two do 80 twelve do. $24. II orders for tho med
icine should be addressed to SETH s. HANrE los Bal
tmore street. Baltimore. Md
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SIRAfED from the pasture of Jeremiah Knoll, in
CFreedom township. Wood county Ohio n two yenr
old mare colt, described as follows Rather a Tight
sorrel hind foot white rather light name and tail
and white stripe running from below her right eve
down across to her left nostr Amy person returning
said colt to the subscriber will be literally compensated
for his trouble in so doing. VIM N KNOLL
Nov 4. lS5i--2ttf = -rH- ...
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LOCAL AND LITERARY,
Arrival aud DepaIture of tic Mails.

Eastern mail-Leaves at IL o'clock A. NJ and arrives
b. -at2 o'clock p. NJ. daily.
hindlay ai--Leave Tuesday and SATURDAYS at
s1 A. n, and arrives on Mondays and FRIDAYS p. NJ
on Friday at5P.M
western mail--Leaves every Monday morning at A.
H. and arrives at p. NJ. same day. -
.wBd o. aa7 JOHN POWERS, Post Master,
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EF Since the colonizing of Pennsylvania
and Indiana at the la'e State elections,
the Ohio Safe Journal thinks they de-
serve to be called the Colonization party
Perhaps that is the reason Hosmer Joined
them. He has always been favorable to col
oniZ alton ....
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sCROFrLA ANp sALr RnErM or rorn 1r.ns

STANDING cCREDB CARTER's SPANISH Mixture.
Wooster, Wayne Co.. Ohio, Dec. l. lsj6,
Messrs. Bennett & Beers. ~
Gentlemen Having for four years past been suf-
fering with ScrOfua in its form without finding
relief from our best physicians was solicited bv
trendto try Carter's Spanish Mixture. 1t gives me
pleasure to state that before finishing the first bottle
the disease relaxed then ordered two more bottles
and with heartfelt gratitude I TO you the fact
that two bottles of your excellent preparation has
tirely cured me.
The third bnttle gave to a friend who had been
suffering with Salt Rheum for length of time and he
like myself his restoration tn health to the virtues
OF Carriers Spanish Mixture" You ire at liberty 10
will benefit the afflicted
Your obedient servant
JOSEpH RORTNCnN
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&C A number of disasters have occurred
on the northern lakes during the stormy
weather of the past two weeks. The loss of
life has been great. Several vessels are en-
tirely lost, and large amount of freight has
, gone with them --....s .s---- --.
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EB- Fowler & Wells have sent us their
Water Cure Almanac for 1857. 1t is wei,
worth 9 cents, or 81 for twenty-five copies
Address Fowler d Wells, 3o8 Broadway,
New York.
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~ Their las been new rp'ying pistol in
vented. which, it is said, is an extraordinary
waiP2n ami destined to supersede all others
This pistol, it is said, can be fired six times
in second and half of time There are but
seven pieces in the lock, and these so simple
that common blacksmith can repair them
A company has been formed for their manu-
facture.
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sv SINGING SoHooL,-Prof. D. E. Wells. at
the solicitation of our music loving citizens,
has opened singing school in the brick
church. Twenty foul, lessons are given for
two dollars
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AdlnillistratOr's sale.

TTNHf pers0naI Property bcI0ngng to the estate Of
l. Benjamin f. Holster, deceased, consisting Of Tnr-
ses, Oxen, Cows. Hogs, Farming utensils goods in the
store about l50 acres Of standing in Plain town
ship quantity OF hay quantity OF corn in the ear
and other crops Canal boats, &c. &C., will be sold at
Public Nendue. at Perrysburg deccdent's late resi-
dence, on the 18th day of November. 1886. commen-
cling at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and continuing from day TO
day thereafter until the property is all sold. Terms
all sums three dollars, credit of six months w
be given. Security for payment required
Perryshurg, nov. q, lSjG-26w2 N. ID. BLINN. Admir-
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0TAll those indebted to the Seneca Mutual
Insurance Company are requested to call, as
soon as convenient, on the agents Price & Jeffer-
son and make payment.
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o. England still refuses to send minis
ter to this government to take the place of
her rejected Champion. 1t is now supposed
that she will persist in this course until the
Inauguration OF the next President.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

gon Monday night last, Mr. James Dali
z ly, OF Toledo while bearing TORCH in the
democratic torch-light procession, fell into
Swan Creek and wa, drowned before aid coud
reach lin.
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EE- thereafter We shall devote less space to
poll icsand moie to general news and useful
sng5es ioas.y Home matters, of speci Il int
rest aud advantage TO the p, opIe Of Wood
county, will receive due attention. VIII not
oar frieala lend a hand in xtending the cir
calston Of the JonrnrL?
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oJd-s- Exr Gov. Hunt of New York, is running
as independent candidate for Congress in the Nj
agara district p a.. f..E .H
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There will be special meeting of Phoenix Lodge,
Free and Accepted Masons, at their Hall, on Monday
evening Nov ith to transact business ofimportance
general attendance is requested.
JAMES MURRAY, NJ. W.
LEWIS VI. HUM, Sec. . .....
Nov. q, 1856.
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The GrcatesS Medical Discoyery e.,
the Age


M H. hENSEDf, of EoAbury, has discovered -,
: cures EVERY Kind or UINOE 7' ct
fr"m me wOrst Srr0f.ii ia q =, ,y4, ~ P;u,,L "-
lie has tried il in eleven hundred rnses nii mo-
81 tt'ied except ~ tWo cases both thunder huro. 49,
rus no" l ms possession "Ner rwp hundred IN.
Gates OF IT'S value, MI within twenty ul,!es at Boston
month. " ''ufs'Ts . 't
One to three bottles will cure the wcrst kLd ofpim
Two tothree bottles will clear the system of bile
"o Ootlies are warranted TO the worst eank kry
IN the mouth and stomach -'"' N
Three to five bottles are warranted In r,,r.. ,, - o.
SCnc of eryspclas. - ~ ''
Que 70 two bottles are warranted to cure all hunr
Two BOTTLES are warranted to cnre rum ing ofthe
and blotches among the hair O'''"' 70 -
Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt ana
One bottle viii cure scaly erIrtiuns of tL. skin
ease Of rngworm, N ''''''
TWO or three bottles are warranted cure the NJ osr
desperate ease of rheumnti'm. .s|
Three 10 tive bottles warranted 70 cure splr
rheum. N"'e "'
Fheto eight bottles will cure the worst case of,,,r
ula. YES '''''
benefit is always experienced from the e-st i,,
'ie' and perfect cure II warranted when the ai,.
quantity is taken.
Nothing looks SO improbable TO those vb, ba g..
vain tried all the wonderful medicine, Of the ony as t,
common weed, growing in the pastures aGd nj, a
old stone walls, should cure eyery bumor in ,ba - -. :
yet it IL nUw a liked fact Ii vouhaye a l,,,S,
NNN
o. atTt! lEere are rs nor qsls b,u,s,rj ,
about II, shifting me and uut yours 4 ,,3p
over thousand bottles of it in the vicinity nf a.
know us Effects in every ease. Il las nlre,Jy 49,
some OF the greatest cures done in Mossp, I.
gave II 10 children year old: to old perpp NJ RI
nave seen poor puny "ormy locking children who's,
Hesl"aS soft and hulhy. restored to a perfsct go,
health by one bottle. Price 81 i'S'' S'u'c "
TO those who are subject 20 a sick hepdacbe al
tie WIZ always cure it, II gives greut feecin eau h
and dizziness, Some who have lecn costiye AK ~
nave laE en- and been regulated tl II. Where m. n ID
Is ss"nid. n worLs quite eHsl, bat " here tbsre 49, "
deTaneemcnt OF The functions If nature /, ,r;n -.
very singular feelings, hUt you must % be st,,,
they always disappear infFcn fur days IN swp
There Is never u badI esult from il. ON tho .o,,
when thnt feeling IS gone, You win feel ,nr.I. ~,
ne" person heard souie of the nlost ev,r,,,
en'rmlnms OF It thar man ever listcRtdta To- Mi - ~
~ diet Is ever Necessary the hest ,op .,
haSehke~I'e an herb whirn. " hen ,i,,p,srsl
Vh, HissoNes srroinlouS swelling Of the1eh sn,F y
der the ears. Price ~ cents 'N sn' 90
pikEClloNS FOR USE.---Adnlt. ora -,
'r""hiui per day Children ever 81, p 'orrs'l
dessert spoonful. Asr directions can l.. ,,f
pheHnle 70 aIi constitutions, take enou.i 2, g
Of scrofuia. ''' 4" t"'' 49, :
F'r sa!s b! PGoA HAH.L'oS, Psrr,.Jurg.
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.7' O. Captain Hall sill plies regularly be-
tween this place and Toledo twice each day.
No'hinr will stop Lin in this business but a
sold co sting Of ice. Mex spring he propo-
ses to bring the SSif. out with greatly en-
larged proportions, we'll adapted to the bust
ness Of the riv-r. Sn'cess attend him.
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@The members of the Literary Society
of this place propose to open their Hall at no
distant period. We have no doubt but many
pleasant and pryftable evenings are in store
for them. ....
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PRICE L JEFFERSON, Auy's Admin de bonis no
Nov. 6. IA5R--2iM442 Il

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be petit
Nton presented To the commissioners of Wood coun
~ for an alteration in the Glead and Portageye road
commencing at the north west of section 27
thence east on said section line the quarter post
said section thence south said quarter line one mile
to the north line of section 81 thence ON said see
non line until 1t intersects the Portagevlle road and
all said road vacated between said points
nov, Il, I25G-oGwIF
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EF Lords Bank Note Dstector, for No
vember contains some valuable improvements,
which will be of great advantage to business
men. Address T. R. Lord & Co., Cincinnati.
Price Monthly, S1,2 Semi Monthly, SO
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UTThe Journeyman Shoemakers in Toledo
are on strike for higher wakes. They demand
twenty-five cents more for making pair of boots
than they have heretofore received
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MARRIED,

On the 23d day of October, 1856 by j. ChappeL j
p, 5. j. Harper and Mary j. Barton
BY the same, on the 29th day of October Erasmus
Linun and Nancy Jane Norton
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Howard AsSH ci;iticss
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPOAY,AN.a, ANNnaLss s-H,,grI,...u,

LN g CHS1 y Nj AENCdNGH NENT.
I'O al. lersousatictcd with SeNual oi-.ases rN ,-
L. SPEPMiIC2R TtE3ENErp MIRO
!EAtE' GCNCRHGE1. GLEE7, HJPEfHjr.
ne nee ct tHANiSN. or SELF AEI}I Ng...r
Inc H""AEn AsfGrINTTuN. ir ,'rv o.. Np ...
destrueticn OF human ii'r caused nv stvr. die. &.
anu ti. dt"e} iiutis practise uuo, tf, as rfr,, -
TINS o; '"ch a'syuse- IT, Iua,,. l..5u terr. h-,-
,"'Hitl z eutst"li..I' CHhFtIAIlfE .ytr...
heIf nhme 10 eve NiEItsL.' rvrrl. ttTs..p .ar.
sons nus ltirtrd WHO arI y Ay letter. Mia, .... g..
non OF the!r eoH'liticn acc, ncCU alton ! Ii ,.
%c.3 aud IN eases Of eNtremc poverty and ,r.tf,..
fuhNiSu MEDICINES gHEE or Cu4FGr.
ne howard ASsoCiarn is bcIey, Lent Ilstttti,t
established by ecin sndow Heut for the relief of p
sex and distressed, afflicted with Nirulrit and Fl -
Iemir Diseases II hnauow SUR lts uf means viii,
ne Directors have vctCd 10 eSTerd in advertising
above notice II is needless add that the Associate
commands the highest Medical skill Of tie aye M Il
VIII furnish the M II approved niadern treatment
Jhst FGhlished, hy the Association q Repor ON gt,.-
matorrhda or Seminal Weakness the vice of sell
AbuSe ANA other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs by ii e.
Consulting Surgeon. which will I've srut hy mail i'm
sealed ehNeiope'l fhEE OF CHARGE on tile recent , e
rwo STAMPS for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. CALHOUN rOHSrtIiNG >,.i -
GEnN. Howard Association. No. = South NtNrH street
Philadelphia. Pa. BY ordrrof the nirrc-nrs
EZRA ID. HEA RTWELL President
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es-So great is the scarcity of provisions ii
Utah, many Mormons find it difficult to support
even one wife.
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NOTICE hereby given that at the next session of
' the commissioners of Wood county, there will be
petition asking for the vacation of the road running
from the Bell School house. part of sections %
and 20, until il strikes the Mount Pleasant ridge road
TRUMAN HUNTER.
Plnin Nov. A. 1Shr-0GM4& -
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NOTICE.

-POiteness is like an air cushion--there may be
nothing in it, but it eases your jolts wonderfully
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IIuThIO Y. NIeNnnder, 1dminstratOr de bOns non Of
Matthias Martins estate. vs. james Martin, Eliza Mar
tin, Peter Martin and others.
Wood Probate Court. Petition to sell real estate
JAMES Martin, Eliza Martin, Peter Martin, Marga-
ret Martin and the unknown heirs and legal repre-
senatves of Matthias Martin deceased are hereby no
tined that on the Sd day of November 1856 said ad-
mnisrator filed his petition in the Probate court of
Wood county Ohio. the object and prayer Of which is
to obtain an order to assign dover and sell the follow
ing real estate. to wit: The S. pit. W. S. F.. aud
5. pt L. $. f. of S. H. T. 5, X. T. containing 30
acres of land being the farm which said Matthias
Martin resided at the time of his decease lying in
wood county Ohio Said petition will be for heari ng
on the lst day of December, 1856.
HORATIO n. ALEXANDER
PRICE L JEFFERSON, Attv's. Admin de bonis non
Nov. 6. IA5R--2tM442 Il ---
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Attachment Notice.

William Taylor against John MckDees
Before Walter Davidson, j, p of Webster township,
Wood county, Ohio.
ON the 9Th day Of November. A. d. 1856. snii Jus
tcc issued an order Of attachment In the above ac
ton, for the sum Of thirty-oue dollars an ify-two
,ents, and fifteen dollars probable costs.
Nov. 9, lS5G--26w3F VIM. TAYLOR.
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ETA few days since, NJ. B. Tracy, Esq,
of Plain township, found babe in the road
near his house. 1t was wrapped in blanket
and was evidently left with the hope that it
would be found by some person who would
adoptit The unnatural mother has thus add
ed murder to prostitution, No clue is yet
obtained to the inhuman agents in this trans
action, but there is sharp look out for them.
MAPs.-Henry Beal. Esq, is now in this
place, selling Monks New American Map
Those of our citizens who wish to get a con-
venlent and reliable map, will find this Just
the thing they want. The press has univer-
sally spoken in high terms of it, and numer-
GUS distinguished scholars have warmly COM
mended it for the perfection to which the
author has brought his labors. 1t is a stand
ard map-something that will not grow old as
fast as its purchasers. Mr.. B. will remain in
Perrysburg short time and visit the cili-
"ens generally.
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Beuiamin n. UoIIiste,,s
ROAD NOTICE.--TIefe will be presented

ROAD NOFlCE.-- There will be presented to
IL the Commissioners of Wood county. Ohio at their
session IN December petition for alteration in the
County Road leading from West Algroye to William
FerrallS in Hancock county to commence where
said road crosses the north and south center line of
non thirty C3O in Perry township; thence south ON
said line through part Of sections thirty 3U and th
ty-one t3l. TO the origin Il route.
Oct. 20, IS5i--2Gw4F
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CCHOOL ExAMINERs.--Tbe board wiiIm

SCHOOL EXAMINERS. .--The board willmeet
- at the Court House, in Perrysburg o'clock A.
NJ on the first Tuesday Of December for the examna-
ton of Teachers. j. w WOODBURY. Clerk
Benjamin Il. Hoiistel's Estate.
N OFFICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator ON
the estate of Benjamin +. Hollister late of Perrvs-
burg, Wood county. Ohio deceased. Persons having
claims against the estate required file them with
me, duly proven. within year from this date and
those indebted to make immediate payment
NATHANIEL d. BLTN.N A admir-
PEMRYSnLRG re. Oct 81 l9lN--0GIylSl %
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

IN nnn FEET Cotron Wood LUMBER suit
-u,V'vO able for fencing, for sale cheap,
Aprh 10, 1850. bs I. X. MILLER s. co.