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1856.
\ Farm within the reach OF
every M1n


/ o. 200 Aero. ,r Cod PAW ANnco
Ek Coun,v Bsn,,o~r, fa,,,.si p 30 l.aND =
- .,,ts. co. c 3, - ~, H. 'euu,S wanna 10
reots of ( ne, ss ~, AZ ,b $50 p,}aDo 70 ln''al
I F,,,, Is, ~ ,, tt,i ~ o.. ~. slu'v Ia,e monihp'
otioo. Etrh Farm Gt. ,a ,', ,t tgi ~ pro
I WAN ''' '''"' up'H ''l' tn'fiy ies' II
] mic son ...,
- q. .l',, i" i'i,', ne ,9.lo, 9nd especially
bod ranti i H1 A',' n ,, ae tssr hhiy nor stony
ihrnuga ttts afopauy there = .AAads -,''se ~ uO'
acl'e -aItivsfinu Hud rs ietuNif has been estah
lshed from cfo dHfsd Upon This subject il s essl
70 "a lu's -'u'n.' ne,e }. ready east matse' To-
chEAtLs I rs land Of 'i"iiaf quality !. selling a
much hlgh'f prices 1flonios and especially such al
contains cool
- ''i, =, 'u.1' y. ", ,'a ul'l',s,
F''.' uNN'il2N- t.' "N"' rnp'fA, ana inc
a''go'on Of miners. 1Ga ,o'e aeqa..o.ea .,ih coz
beng 'he a,asf 20 'he g,e'l ia.e ma,a"l' VIZ shsi
90 "i n' r'NN''.e" "f 'N' 'un'ui1 and tno hiiifna'
90" under contract .od 10 course of completion from
1,l-' '.,,'..- eye th' 'ol. .,ay
s'.' "'i niu h'h'u' coat 10 ihe nrsi' 'f instance
'.,e,.. H.. ,l. ,,' .ja,, pice PEI aele
,oft'e il'','e" within .h"r' tune pa' iifgeS The
ro,,r ,' "-' ','u, WV ,o'a "pen
mine. boz ,he v,eia,. md there si no 6iien open,e,
ar,u ID ~ MANI.
Ine iIU'.rR ~,ortt,ll... ALA, ,.,,i,. -.r..,.
ID nl e.ervaion vhat.,cr snt,r offbsr f coal lad,
very valuable and will cosy Cor great pact II me Tod
ON 4rc1uut Of no. excel eace of stream. befe nrs NM
/ op1,fiunit. Oh. .iot inIis
FOR HEALTH. lie l5rhtior IA r,ucb ,erop,rord. "a
by Phys,cisns The chts aud fever. are nakaara also
pai1reaa cpmplnis beiag prstssfsd from ihe narlt
sosi s,nds b., do A,Ieesnies The v,ts, i. nn,a I'D
amongst tho boot ha land ,hoind,o, An fine .ni,ng.
FOUR RAlt.kO MS will sbortIt be- cor,,t.t.d con.
noetnr il hy o d,rfef communication with New Yo,s
Philadelphia Piusburg Eie Buffalo, and ali the cine.
90 tho I.skes The, ate the Sunhus and Eris the Al
ee.any Vaue, the Putshufg and Buffalo nod Venango
E1efretc erenuns arr alsu beine made for he bnid
in- 81 the Tyrone and Ci~afd~id which also passes
through ihs property The effect of his unnn trade
and seneful dcyeopment u. we'll as tho coal may be-
imaeined.
TIE large end furnishing town Of ST. MARY, b, in
the of the tact numbering uenr OC0 nh ,bi.
tlrt.. % boo hotels, good pube schools saw and
is mills stores well stocked and every Oh log dr-ite
There afe 2i hall lots n town ofsi Mary's which
Will be- sold end the pro erds equally divided n,nons.
those WIN luf Euns Rdgrway, the county seat where
extensive business b. dome Hdlons the tact 90 the
west The vhcic dstiict 10 utersected by good turn
pitr and other folds.
This isa rare opportunity Offered To those who wish
20 lAfu have good Investment ff the future. By
ming prop ruquirirs and considering the advanta gee
of good soil abundance Of COAL hoalthlulness OF
clufuT, Rlfuad facilities uud it, lncutinn cor oct
ais may be formed Of t present advantages and
ultimlie incrcase
BY ~u'iug she office direction. will be- given to
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HlarkGtg.
Cnmbridgc Marker. Mnv

Al Market 326 cattle, 3O9 beoves, PC stores can
Stating Woftine OKrn Cows and Cnlves Yoatiines.
Two aud Three Ycars Ods
2nd quality S675 ~; thud quality 500 -, otdins.
~
Working uxen-s1i0 1865
Cows and Cahos-s25 a A..
sheep and Lpmhs--4iG NJ market ptice.-Esfrs
5000 ., paf hosd By iot-s32 to 800. zach.
hematks-Ihe market YVES but hinly attended By
buyers. Largo number of Western Cattle continue 10
arrive At Brighton, which Keeps tho mafkot depressed
we reduce our quotations Q5 per cwt To core pond
20 tales few head Of cattle sold auction higher.
taNes-a large supply, and sold FOR about one dollar
less than last week. Sheep-spfing Lambs same AZ
last week. Hogs IA lower, and doll.
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Enooh S. Presoott's Esta tie.

uNHE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court Tor tho District Of Washington,
Commissioners, To receive, examine, and adjust all
claims add demands Of all pssons, Bgsnst tho estate OF
deceased, represented nsoyeni, aud tho term Of az
months i-om the 3Oih dlS Of April so, being allowed
by said Count 70 the creditors Of said deceased, TO OK
hbii aud Prove their respective claims bafnie do
give notice, that will attend TO the duties Of
appointment NJ the office of Farmers Mutual ftie
To- Ia ~ Montpelier 10 said Dstfiei, tho inst Ff
days OF Iune aud Ociobsr neri, O'clock In the
ahetnOon, on each OF said days.
JOSEPH POLAND, ca.,.i.,i.,,,,
WIN. q. LEWIS. '"'S''
Montpelier, Apil so.h, A. ls|. sl3s
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TnKOUGH TICKETS

CAN now be had at the lowest fatos az the Railroad
" odice, nonl9olor, for Chicago, milweukie, Rock
Island GaIena and all tho principal point. West And
South West. J. w. HOBART, Agent.
N. b. The public cautioned against buying tick
els of ansiou selerso sgents che ouuntfy full
d spurious Article. -
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r. TURNER & Co,
English Electro-P laters g. Gilders,
3 fremont Temple,
FREMONT STREET. BOSTON,

Have al n times hand an assortment Of the most
ohlsie ana modern description OF Silver Plated Ware
completing I"a and Coffee services, Cast ~ Frames,
urns Kettles Pi,rheu, Communion Sefs, Cake & Gard
Rtskeu, Wine and Buiet Coolers, Fu'ss, spoon., and
nf the table, &C. &c They also call the attention Of
Pnvate Families, Hotel Peor etors and otheis that
great care viii be gwen 10 repiifng and REPEATING old
Plated Ware also, their superior style NJ Gliding
Watches, Surgical la.tfunents, dentists and Plumbers
Wofs. aud lll articles that foquifo Silver and Gold
Plating, sc. q
Having been connected with ihe Plating aod Gliding
Departments OF the hfst houses 10 birmingham aud
Sheffield, England, we enabled 90 produce Plating
and Gliding of such quality both IA color aud dufabii
ity cannot be- surpassed.
BAN articles leaving this establishment, will be
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5Harringrg.

Ia Fast Codnih MAY llth. by Rev, r. Brown. Mich
sel g. Dietey and Phebe A. Wlio both OF at Top,
ham VI
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MEN WANTED.

| WIEN TO EMPLOY A NUMBER OF ACTIVE
MEN TO SELL
Books, Medicines, Prints, Perfumes. sc.
Salary, 500 and expenses, or liberal commission 3
also Magazine Agents, Address, stamp enclosed, Dr.
o. d. SKINNER, 81 uninn 81. Bo.lon.
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hhiboiwArfn, feh 27 1855,
usl ioi SiA months past the top Of ny htad wheh
al mo comme cement Was entirely bald but now i.
covered with g,oN;h Of iif In addition to ths
u has cured PAIN Ia the head With which have been
th'clei '"f q long lime. G. q, klLBOUBN.
se seli By FRED. z. SMITH, Montpelier, VI
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THE CONCORD GRAPE.

uiar for snie this and splendid handy grape pro-
duriug hthehrs weighing pound lch, fpeuing the
iIh OF SEPTEMBER four weeks caller than TIE Isabella
and will mature its crop in ANY part of New England.
FtHs one Year cd THes 81 fach, or els per DOZEN.
u. a Co. have 'of sale 2J00J Pon, Apple, Peach
and Cherry Ifers Grape Vines, Stfawhefrss, B.ack
berries, Ut 81. the dnest varieties also Oinameuta
ffccs, Shrubs, and Pluts Dahias, Roses &c. Pear
und Qpince Stss, Buokthorn for Hedges Rhubafb and
Aspameus Roots, &c. sc. Catalogue grats
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DANIEL Il. SMITH,
Designer and EngraVer on Wood,

As Court S., cor. of fremont ST., Boston.
All kinds Of Book Illu'uations Views Of Buildings
Machinery, Landseapes, SC. Portraits, Animils Socie
ties seals. nuggsiis Labels Newspaper Heads drawn
aud Engraved IN Tue BEST MANNER.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-07-24

"A riot occurred at the Fillmore demon
straton meeting in Washington on the evening
of June 30th, during which Major Msgruder
and several Of the police were sttacted with
stones and bludgeons, aud the Mayor was
badly injured. The mob was finally dispers-
ed, and one or two arrests made.
SCARCITY OF MONEY AT THE WEsT-A letter
from Beloit Wis, under date Of July |, says
Business generally is very dull in this region.
Money is scarce, and commands high rates OF
interest, some pay as high as from forty to sixty
per cent In Iowa and Minnesota the same scar
city prevails, and business prospects are al pres
ent not very fattering,"
SUBMARINE FEAT.-A diver from Buffalo
has succeeded at last iu raising the iron safe
of the American Express Co., which sunk in
Lake Erie at the time of the disaster TO the
steamer Atlantic, in 1859. The diver was
encased n copper submarine armor, and was
under water about forty minutes, when he
succeeded in teaching and fastening the Crap
piers upon the safe at depth of over one
hundred aid sixty feet Of water. The safe
contained $4,000 in bank notes, $4,000
in Michigan State Bonds, $4,000 ir gold, and
about S 600 in jewehy.
This is more difficult feat 10 perform than
most people imagine. for the pressure oi
water at that debth is about seventy-fve
pounds 10 the square inch or equal to that
of steam in high pressure engine.-R. "
Yorker.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MR. EDIroR:-Please say to the Republicans of
Wood county, that W. L. COOK, of Perrysburg, will
the people as Sheriff if reelected and ohge
MANY REPUBL1CANs.
Please announce the name of GEO. S. MCKNIGHT
candidate for Sheriff. subject the vote of Wood
county, and oblige MANY VOTERS.
Mn. EDITOR Please announce J.W. KNAGGS,
of Portage. as candidate for Sheriff and OBJ
lige ljuly II" MANY NOT TLRS.
ED OF JoURNAL: PLEASE say to th. voter a.
Wood county, that J. L. ROLLER. Of Portage
viii faithfully snryeiIr peopl a. Coun Rc,.,-
der ii elected IN 0gtob- hex; g0GTACl.
f.tI.. ls-
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rE-The Yacht CAallenqe, 9. V. Jennison


EE-The Yacht Challenge G. V. Jennson
builder, was launched on Saturday afternoon
in the presence of respectable number of
citizens. 1t is owned by stockholders, who
had it built for their pleasure, and as speci-
men of the superior skill of Perrysburg me-
chanics. 1t is Sc feet long, | feet wide, and
three feet deep, with cabin that will com
fortably accommodate go to 80 persons. 1t
is of about eleven tons burthen. When COM
plete, its cost will not vary much from $500.
1t is provided with every convenience for
pleasure and fowling parties, and is so con-
structed that therei is little danger of its found
ering, for the builder assures that ifthe waves
should succeed in dashing it under, it would
pop up again like puff-ball. Another thing
had in view was speed, and competent judges
are of the opinion that in this respect the ob-
iect desired has been attained; hence its
name. Long may it ride upon its liquid Gle.
ment witness to the enterprise and skill If
the citizens of Perrysburg.
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The Greatest Medical Discovery
of rHIp ARa

MIR. KENNEDY of Roxbury, has ddiscoyered in
- one one OF our Gonmon pgstnre ,eeeds remedy that
From The porst ScrOjpia to comm n Pimple.
lie has triedit in over eleven hundred cases and ev
er failed except in two eases, (both thunder humor-
lie has now in his possession hundred certi6-
Gates of its value, all within twenty miles of Boston
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sore
mouth.
One three bottles will cure the worst kind of p;m
pies on the face.
Two three bottles will clear the system of bile.
Two bottles warranted cure the worst canker
in the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles warranted cure the worst
scae of erysipelas
One to two bottles warranted to cure all humor
in the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
-Four to six bottles are warranted to corrupt aud
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
Two three bottles warranted to curo the worst
/ case of ringworm.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate of rheumatism.
Three to five bottles warranted to cure sal,
rheum.
Five eight bottles willcure the worst case fscro
ua.
A benefit is always experienced from the first bot
tie, and a perfect cure is warranted when the aboye
quantity is taken.
Nothing looks so improbable to those who hive in
vain tried all the wonderful medicines of the av ms that
a common weed, growing in the pastures and along
old stone walls should every humor in the svste
yet it is now fixed fact Ii yOuhaye humor il has
10 startl There ifs nor aI,ds hens nor has
about it, shifting cases and yours. / peddled
thousand bottles of in the vicinity of Boston
know s effects in every 1t has already done
some of the greatest done in Massachusetts
gave il to children year old to old people of Go
have poor, puny, wormy-loOHng children whose
eshwns soft and tabhy restored to perfect state of
health by one bottle, Price 81.
To those who subj ect to sick headache one bot
tie will always ii. II gives great reliefin catarrh
and dizziness Some who have been costiye for wears
have tax en- and been regulated byit. Where the body
is sound it works quite easily bat where there is ay
arrangement of the functions of nature il will cause
very singular feelings, but you be alarmed
they always disappear nfrom four days 10 a week.
There is never badI esut from it, On the contrary
when that feeling gone you will feel yourself like
new person. heard some of the most extravagant
encomiums of it that man ever listened to- No change
of diet is ever necessary the best YOU can get
havehkewise an herb, which, when simmered IN sweet
OIL dssolyes scrofulous swelling of the neck and un-
der the Price 80 cents.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.---Adult. one table
spoonful per day. Children over eight wears old
dessert spoonful. As directions can be made an
plicnbe to all constitutions, take enough to operate on
the bowels twice day
Mr. Kennedy gives personal attendance in bad cases
Of scrofull.
Fer sale by PEcK ( HkNLroN, Perrysburg.
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Yacht Meeting.

JuIV ~ 90.
The holders of stock IA the new Haa.t
met pursuant % notice published in the Per
rysburg Journal at the Office of Murray d
Dodge, and at half past eight o'clock, on
motion,
Andrew Bloomfield was chosen chairman,
and Henry II Dodge secretary.
On olion the names Of The stockholders
u lrr cal,d and it sppe tred that lhere were
thirty thre Of the owners presei t, represent
ing five hundred dollars of the stock.
The meeting then proceeded to select
name, which, after considerable "noise and
confusion" resulted in the choice of - Chal-
lenge," by unanimous yo.e and reclamation.
Mr.. J. S Norton then took the floor and
made the following statement with regard to
the financial condition of the boat There is
now subscribed towards its bull ling the sum
of five hundred and sixty dollars, Of which
two hundred and thirty-6vo dollars are p id
in, and something over three hundred dollars
have been expended by the treasurer.
Mr.. Norton then moved that Il committee
of iour be appointed to examine and audit
the accounts of the boat and devise ways and
means for her completion - carried, and
Messrs. ]. s. Norton, James Murray, |. p
Thompson, and ]. L. McCo!ley, were appoin
ted.
Messrs. James Murray, NJ. Key, jr., J. S
Norton, c. V. Jennison, aud j l. McColley,
were also appointed as a comm ttee to adopt
rules and regulations for the government and
keeping of the boat.
Il was also resolved that report of the
proceedings of the meeting be furnished to
the Perrysburg Journal for publication.
A. BLOOMFIELD, Pres't.
H. II. DODGE, Secy.
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In Wood Common Piens.
A ustin b. Taylor, VS.. Joshua B. Smith, Sarah smi
aud Samuel Moss.

aud Samuel Moss.
FllE defendants will take notice that plaintiff has fled
i in the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
B. Smith and Sarah Smith, the 10Th day of A pril
1853. made their note in writing said Austin b. 1ay
lor for the of one hundred dollars, payable six
months after date with interest per cent per
and to the payment nf said note they
cuted and delivered to said Taylor deed of mortgage
upon the southeast quarter of the quarter
section a. township g. range 10, that said Taylor has
been compelled to pay thereon to about the
OF nine dollars that other and further taxes are due
thereon that said defendant Moss has mortgage upon
the same land but made subsequent to the plaintiff S
for the amt due said note with interest and amount
paid for and also order for the apprasment and
sale of said lands and teneents to satisfy said judgment
GREENE & FINEFROCK, Plfs. Atty's.
. JnIv 10 1S5G--1OvGs4 80
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
GEn pnANED

JTANE received from New York. and have for sale
cheap. at the old stand of gro. POWERS. Front
street. A Large and Well Selected Assortment
of staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Consisting in part of WOUen and Cotton Goods Of all
kinds Groceries Hardware Crockery. Boots and Shoes.
School Books and Stationery. Nails. Glass ShoyelS.
Spades Chains. &C.; Hats CAPS Bonnets. Ready Made
Clothing-in fine complete variety Of articles usually
found in retail store For ready pay these goods are
offered unusuall, low prices. Al persons desirous
of purchasing will find their advantage call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
We wish it to be di'tinctly understood that for cash
merchantahlc produce lr not erndrsnidh by any
other establishment in the place in goods of the
quality ewill at all times pay the highest market
price in Cash for Wheat Grass Seed Pork. &c aud will
also receive in exchange for Goods Produce Of almost
every kind and cash will not be refused but receive
with i,yful hearts su,l plpasaut luUks.
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FiEday Bank vs.. |. Goodrich ct al.
Df virtue OF an execution TO directed and deliver
Ded from the court Of common pleas of Seneca coun-
ty, Ohio, the Ith day If August, 4. d. 1885, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock 4. NJ and o'clock =.
of said day will offer foI sale the door of the court
house, in Perrysburg Wood county, Ohio, the follow
ing described property, to witt One span of mares
and one horse and two mule colts taken the proper
ty of |. Goodrich. W. L. COOK, ShcriS.
July "a, lS5C-llw2Sl 80.
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COL. FREMoNT's LIFE.
THE ONLY COMPLETE AND AUTHORIZED EDITION.
THE Lie md PIhlin Snrricns NJ


With an accurate Portrait Steel. Price 81.
Bp John Bigeioio, Esq Editor of ~ y. Epsiiigg Poi.
INHE subscribers assure the public that this volume
l. prepared by gentleman, whose resources for the
material and authorities are direct i'll be the only
plete biography of the eminent .
EXPLORER, SCHOLAR, STATESMAN & HERO,
whose recent nomination by the Republican party. for
the highest Office IN the gift the people has awakened
a renewed interest in his wonderful career. Much
eral heretofore inaccessible to the general reader in
cludng incidents in his early career is Incorporated in
this volume. Orders should be addressed 10
DERBY s. JACKSON Publishers, No. l19 Nassau
street. New York.
Agents wanted in every of the several States to
canvass for the work.
Copies sent by mail postpaid receipt of price.
Julv 10. lS56-IOw3
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chnrls. VS., van'lne' Wood Common p!


vs. Wood Common Pleas.
John Myers Jr, Ct al. }
OY virtue of an order to me directed from the court
Dof Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio on tho
23d day OF August, 1856, between the hours OF 10
o'clock A.. and o'clock p. NJ, at the door of the
house in PerysbuGg in said county will sell to
the highest bidder the W. Of the $. +. of section
32 town five, n. of range II T.. in Wood county,
Ohio, containing eighty of land or less
ken the property of John Myers Jr. IT al. nt the
suit Of said plaintiff. W. l.. COOK, sheriff.
PRICE & JEFFERSON, Pits, Atty's.
.InlN u lS5H--llMh&l -.
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DY yirtu. uc uu or, to ru, directed from the court
Duf Common Pleas of Wood county. Ohio. shall
eNpusc 10 ublic sale at the door of the court house
in Perrysburg in said county, the 3Dth day Of Au-
gust, 4 u. lsiG between the hours of and 3 o'clock
=. the following described property. to wit; The
north west fractional ur rt OF section number
eighteen lSi ir '.wr ~hia uurIhrr sjN g. nurth Of
range twelve az. ,1s. nl ss.a NuHA county. Contain
ing l2p acres less, taken the properly Of
l-aac Marshall AT tie suit of samuel ". BuruAGm.
", l.. COOK, Sheriff
MgrroGD & IGortrNuGcK, Phys Atty's
.lmlr -. lshG-l lNyhS2 = Is.
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VNTE offer for sale very reasonable terms ri YER
w tract So, containing 1919 acres; river tract So
containing l6 acres aud the half Of south west
quarter of section H. IN town g. Y S r. containing so
acres all in Wood county. An this land lies in BODY
within about miles of PeFrysburg. The farm is well
waered, and has upon IL fine orchard and over 2O0
of well improved land the greater rart of which
i. bottom land of the very best quality For terms in
quire uf MuRHIy & DopeE,
Nov, H. ls5J.--2Ttf
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MAokEREL.---Geo. Powers has presented
us with some of his choice mackerel, which
we found to be superior article. They are
much more desirable than fresh meat during
this hot weather. Call and try them for
yourselves. s.a ctlv ID. Isf-f
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
Arrival aud Departure of the Mails.

Eastern mailLeayes at IL o'clock NJ, and arrives
at 2 o'clock P NJ, daily ".H
Findlay mail--Leave on Tuesdays and Fridays OF l
p NJ. and arrives same days at IL a. n.
Fostoria--Leaves Thursdays at A. NJ, and arrives
Friday at Pm. ,.-Ah
Western mail--Leaves every Monday morning at 8 A.
NJ, aud arrives at 4 p. NJ. same day.
--'.I' JOHN POWERS, Post Master,
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HS Several houses in Toledo have been
entered by thieves recently, and considerable
money and jewelry has thus been lost. On
Tuesday, in Maumee, some thefts were com
mitted and two arrests were made, but no
convictions. ...
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9. W. v. DH'lns' Wood Common rlsa..

, Wood Common Pleas.
John II Kiel. eft. ol.
DY virtue of an order to directed from the court
ID of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, on the 23d
day of August, d. 1856, between the hours Of o.
clock A. NJ. and o'clock p NJ, at the door of the
court house. in Perrysburg in said county, will sell to
the highest bidder the west half of the northwest
quarter of section TO- township NJ range ~ in Wood
county, Ohio, containing eighty OF land taken
the property of John H. Kiel ct al at the suit of said
plaintiff. W. l., COOK, Sheriff.
PRIcE JEFFERSON, Plaintiffs Atty's.
July 10Th, 1S5j-10wiS2l5.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-07-24

EE-Johu Powers has made extensive ed-
diions to his stationery, and now has fine
assortment. Harper and Cooley may also be
had at the Post Offic. Also, Greely's AL
manac, which should be in the possession of
every politician