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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-05
Grent Cure of Rheumatism in Cincinnati,
ObiO,--Convincing Evidence.

For more than three years have been suffering
with rheumatism, and enlargement and pain of
the bones aud joints. have strictly followed the
the cure of rheumatism still did not improve
in the least, and was frequently compelled to keep
nv bed and thereby was prevented from at end
ing to my business. Some weeks ago was in
ture. The effect was miraculous felt Gonsid-
erably improved after l had taken the fourth
dose have used only one single bottle, and am
entirely free from all pain. feel better than
have felt for years, and attribute my completely
ish Mixture ] consider it most excellent med
icne for rheumatism and all diseases of the blood
aud cheerfully recommend it to the afflicted.
1 d. BURRITT, South east corner Fourth and
Walnut SITS. Cincinnati, March 10, 1855,
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NOTICE is hereby given that there will be petit
tion presented to the county commissioners of Wood
county, at their regular session, praying for the
location and establishment of county road upon the
following commencing at the center of the Me-
Cutchenve road. the township line between Mont
gomery & Freedom townships. thence said line
between Portage Center townships until it ntersects
the township road at Daniel Phillips and there
inmate DANIEL lEMMlNGER, Pet'nr.
Feb g. lSI7--39wl*
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TaE ONO JOURNAL OF EDUCATION. The
editor Of the Ohio State Journal says: The
editorship of this valuable school journal will
henceforth be in the hands of John d. Cald-
well, Esq, late Of the Cincinnati GazsHe.-
Mr.. Caldwell has always taken a lively in
terest in the cause of popular education. He
has for the last two years served as secreta-
ry of the School Board of Cincinnati, post
which he resigns to enter upon his new du'
ties. Mr. Caldwell is now in town, and will
enter Immediately upon his labors. We wish
him, his Journal, and the cause, all mann,r
of good luck"
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Er Attention is invited to the advertise.

Ey- Attention is invited to the advertise
ment Of Anderson. Burr & Co. 1t has been
our fortune to know this firm heretofore, and
we hazard nothing in saying that for thor
ough knowledge of their business, capacity
to keep large stock at low figures, and Po-
liteness to customers, they have no superiors
in the western Book trade. Purchasers will
find them always prepared to furnish any ar
ticle in their line. Give them call.
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0~r The filthy pup which we held up be-
fore a mirror with two sticks last week, got
terribly offended at the sight, and thereupon
says we are " a knsve, a liar, a cheat - and
that we will " steal sheep, rob hen roosts, and
run little children down 10 rob them Of their
dim rs" all Of which practices are very bad |!
In fact, the words above quoted are not only
very nice, but they are exceedingly new
The lang age is one Of peculiar origin, and
is taught in none Of our schools. Where the
writer graduated, we are not informed, but
the above quotations and the peculiar kind of
grammar which he uses, should be sufficient
to commend the institution to all lovers Of re-
6nement. Now, Nash is said to be a clever
fellow at the card table, but when he looked
into mirror and thought he saw an editor, he
must have thought editors were bloated asses.
Really, we do not feel like abusing Nash
we pity him. We cannot avoid pitying any
man who does not possess the common de-
cencies of mankind, and publishes himself but
common blackguard. We want NJ contro-
versy with such person-we will have none.
But all the filth which he may throw upon us
all the vile epithets, or the entire Water
street vocabulary of blackguardism, will not
be found sufi i,iently potent to deter us
from ridculing the idea Of offering senti-
ment at printers festival deuunciatory of
the Catholic church, when some Of those
around that f stive board are members of that
church. Let the dog return to his vomit
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ITO Jonathan Lodge and Charles Powers or the own
L ers of the following lands, wit The north west
quarter of section number 49, township number north
range number IL and south of south quarter
Of said section, town and range you are hereby nOti-
fed that application has been made the trustees
Center township Wood county. Ohio, to lay ditch
or water course, beginning the quarter post OF
section 20 running until it ntersects ditch running
north and south through the of section 24 there
to terminate The trustees will meet on the 27th duy
of February, 1857 the house of Miles Olds appor-
tion the cutting expenses, &c.. of said ditch.
Ian lsh7--3lvGS1 80
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0STPreston S. Brooks, of South Carolina,
rendered notorious by his assault upon Sen
ator Sumner. died suddenly at his room in
Washington City, on the eth ult. He had been
confined to his room few days, but was not
considered dangerously i'll until within about
one hour of his death. Little did he think
that the victim Of his assault would survive
him.
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NOfiro-

A petition will he presented to the commissioners of
"A Wood county, at their next regular session. asking
alteration in the Mount Pleasant ridge road, as fol-
lows: Commencing at the place where said
road crosses the line of section 2 in Plain town
ship. The petitioners will ask that instead of the
present angling route through the south half Of the
south west quarter of said section and that the road
be so altered from the north
of said quarter section the line of said secton
and thence the best to intersec the present
road west of said section line.
Feb. 8. lS56,--39w4S2,
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FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY,
ONE MILLION BOOK AGENTS WANTED

TR,vELs OF THE MOST CELEBRATED TRAVELLERS IN
ALI PARTS THE WuRLD-LIFE AND DEATH on
TuE OCEAN: THE ENLARGED EDITION OF THE
GREAT WEsT-AND OTHER FAMILY
WORKS, ILLUSTRATED ny LARGE AND
BEAUTIFULLY CoLoRED PLATES
ESYou. whomsoever YOU may be, are particularly ad-
Dressed for if you want now may want At any fu-
ture time, pleasant employment which not only ben
efts the public but pays well to intelligent perstver
ing industry please first send for of my circulars,
which will give full particulars. Address
HENRY HOWE, Ill Main street. Cincinnati. O.
Or if you live east the same, l02 Nassau ST. n. Y.
Feb. j. lS5i--39
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THE New SUGAR CANE.-The Chicago
Press has the following remarkable statement
of correspondent =" am well convinced
that in $50 the Southern planter will have
no sale for his sugar in the state of Illinois.
From present indication there will be one
hundred acres of Chinese Sugar Cane raised
in Wabash county next year, which will save
the county $4,000"
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THE LITTLE PTLGRIM.-The name Ct Grace
Greenwood is familiar as household words,
and the Little Pilgrim, moathly Journal for
boys and girls, which she edits, should be as
common among the little folks. Terms-5o
cents copy, or five copies for 50. Specimen
numbers will b, sent gratis to those wishing
them. Address Leander X. Lippincott, GO
South Third street, Philadelphia.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Partition in Wood Com. PIea,.

jeremiah c. Simmons VS.. Ralph o. Keeler and Sarah
Keeer
TINO Ralph o. Keeer and Sarah g. Keeler, you will
Il take notice that the l4th day vt January 1857.
jeremiah c. Simmons filed petition in the court Of
common pleas of Wood county Ohio, where the same
Is now pending demanding partition of the following
lands and tenements situate in Wood county, Ohio, TO
wit: the north half of the north west quarter Of
ton number eleven and the southeast quarter Of the
south west quarter Of section number two in township
number four north, of range nine east At the next
term Of said court the plaintiff will ask that order
of partition he granted in this case to of him in
sevcralty one-half of said premises.
ASHER COOK, Atty. for pff.
ian. IL 1S57-3CwGs3 40
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gIrcluding the sales for December,
(S68o. 600, the grand total Of sales by the
Illinois Central Railroad Company from the
commencement, foot up SIO,7i2.OoO, and
S5. ia 900 for the year 1856 alone. The
remaining lands are wcrth much more than
the entire two and half million acres were
wien the first sale was made.
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Sheriff Sale.

wood Common Plens.
Hiram Kyes et al, vs.. ASA Fair ct al.
ID virtue of execution to me directed and deliver
ID ed from the court of Common Pleas Of Wood coun-
ty Ohio, will offer for sale at the door OF the sOHrt
house, in Perrysburg,
On Saturday. February 81, 1857,
between the hours Of 10 and of said day. the follow
ing lands and tenemcnts. in Wood county, The north
half Of the east half of the south east quarter of
ton number a. township number FIVE (5) north, Of
range number twelve (l2) east, containing 40 ncres
less, the having been taken in execution
plaintiff. &. W. NORTON, Sheriff
MURRAY DoDGE Attys. for Plf.
Jan. 10, ls57--3Gw6$32S
The COuvt of Common Pleas, Wood county.
William McKim Plaintiff. VS.. Robert Mokim, llaslett
McIiim, John H. McRim, Ann McKim, Susan Mex.
Gordon, William Mex. Gordon, Alexander Gordon
Alexander b. Gordon. Defendants.
tHE defendants will take notice that the plaintiff has
l. filed petition In the court of common leas Of
Wood county, Ohio to obtain partition of the follow
ing real estate The south half of the north quar-
Of range ten (l0J containing so acres; and the south
ha of the south quarter of section thirty three
1887 of township six (G) north of range eleven, con.
tanning 80 acres all In Wood county, Ohio in the fol-
lowing proportion: To William Mcfm fifth part
Robert Mckim one fifth part, Haseu McKm one fifth
part John II. McKlm One-ifth part, and to Su5an
Mex. Gordon. William Mex. Gordon and Alexander
Gordon oneffth that the last mentioned three
minors, and Alexander B. Gordon is their guard.
also TO assign dover to Ann McKim, widow Of
Isaac McKim. decd in a division of said real
for order sell the same and that said petition will
be heard at the February term Feb 27 1857, of said
court. MURRAY & DODGE, Attys of PHI.
Jan. 15, 1S57--36wG$4.Si.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Another exotic, called
the Chinese Potatoe, is just now attracting
considerable attention. 1t is said to be Of
larger growth, much more hardy, and not
subject to rot SO destructive to the Irish po-
tatoe. The time of planting, is, early in the
Spring.
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Transcript to Wood Common PIeas.

James Murray VS.. Thomas Buck.
DY virtue of execution to me directed and deliver
ID ed from the court of Common Pleas of said coun-
ty shnl offer for sale the door Of the house
in Perrysburg,
On Saturday, February q. 1857,
between the hours of 10 and of said day. the follow
ing lands and tenements in Wood county, Ohio: The
south quarter of the north quarter of Sec No
twenty (21) town number four 4 north, of range
number nine (9) east containing 40 less
ty Of said defendant at suit of said plaintiff.
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
lam II I257-3Gw6S2
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0TA resolution was adopted by the Uni
ted States Agricultural Society, on the 10th,
to purchase sufficient Sugar Cane seed to
plant 100 acres and another to memorable
Congress, to grant 100000 acres of land to
each state, for the establishment of atUni-
versity,
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S-Senators Seward, of New York, and
Rusk, of Texas, propose 10 take tour round
the globe, before the next meeting of con-
gress. They make as points in their route,
California, the Sandwich Islands, China, In
dia, Asia Minor, Egypt, and thence through
Southern Europe home.
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w Young Mr.. Lindsay, who recently met
with severe accident, is doing well and is
likely to lose neither Of his eyes. The DR..
had hearty laugh over the report which got
into certain papers, not far from this place,
that the eyes would have to be taken out to
prevert inflammation
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ES- Hon r. Mott has our thanks for the Pa
tent Office Agricultural Report. 1t embra-
ces much matter of interest to farmers, and
Congress should print and circulate greater
number of copies than they are in the habit
of doing. The additional expense for print
ing ten where but one is now printed, would
be comparatively but mere trihe.
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Sherid's Sale.

The State Of Ohio vs.. Ephraim Simmons.
DY virtue of yendi to me directed and delivered
Dfrom the court of Common Pleas of Wood county
Ohio in the above case, wiz offer for sale. the
door OF the court house. in Perrysburg.
On Tuesday, February 2ith, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock \. and o'clock l..
NJ. of said day. the following real Inot num-
her four a. in the town Of Portage. Wood county,
Ohio, heretofore levied the property of Ephram
Simmons at the suit of the State of Ohio
c. W. NORTON. Sheriff.
Inn % lAi1--aI MlIal 10
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A TERRIBLE STATE OF AFFArRs.-A horri.
bic stats Of thing exists at Springfield, Illi-
nois. The inhabitants fear that the town will
be depopulated, as it is reported that there
are but twelve marriageble women in the city,
eleven of whom are already engaged The
Springfield papers are calling for reinforce
ments.
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Ev- A. NJ. Thompson has enough hoop
poles on hand, awaiting the opening of navi-
cation, to hoop all creation and the rest Of
r1nank.nd,
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g- There will donation visit at the Rev
Mr.Barker's, Episcopal clergyman of Maumee
City, on Friday evening, ....I
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You are hereby notified that application to the Trus
tees of Washington township has been made asking for
the location of a ditch, commencing at the north line
of section IL town g. range east. thence north along
half section line through section g md far enough in
to section S5 in town g. strike small ravine thence
north through south east quarter of said section 80
TO outlet. Said trustees will meet at the house Of Sep
timus Moore in said township the 9TH day of March.
1857 for the purpose of making examination locating
and appOrtioning said ditch according 10 law.
SEPTIMUS MOORE, Pet'nr.
MEFFoRD HoLLENBEcK, Atty's for Pet'nr.
Jan. 81 IS5T--3TwG+
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GyPowers has all sorts of queer looking
specimens of frail humanity, from clever look
ing gals and fellers, up to good looking prin-
ters, for Valentines day. Call and see the
specimens-they are good for the dyspepsia
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Eg- The Toledo post Office building was
destroyed by ere on Friday night last The
ire originated in the grocery store Of P.
Yost. Most of the mail matter was saved.
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w With unfeigned pleasure we this week
introduce to our readers the gifted KATE CAR
ROLL, of Salem, Mass. She promises an oc.
-casional gem from her pen, for which, in be-
half of the whole journal Family we most
sincerely thank her.
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O. Probate Court was in session Monday
for few moments only-just long enough
to continue the business until the next sitting
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOJTNCENEEyUt

INO all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases, such =
Il IL SPERN4TORRHLEA WEAKNESS. IhPO-
IENCE, GONORHU1. GLEET, SfPIiISLE Z
the Vice of ONANlSM, or SELF ABUSE, &c.,Gs.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS. in view of the awful
destruction of human life. caused by Sexual diseasesy
and the decepons pracsed upon the unfortunate Vie
tins of such diseases by Quacks have directed thsx
Consulting Surgeon, us CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of
their name to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all per-
sons thus afflicted who apply hy letter. with descripI
tono their condition. (age, occupation habits Of lfe
&c and IN cases OF extreme poverty and suffering
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevol, Mt ,ion
established by special endowment for the relief Of the
sick and distressed, afflicted with "ViruleLt and Epis
demic Diseases" lthasnow surplus Of means, ~hfek
the Directors have voted to expend in advertising ,bs
above notice. Ii needless to add that the
commands the highest Medical skill of the age. and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment.
Just Published. by the Association n Report on spes<
matorrhGa. Seminal Weakness, the vice of Self
Abuse and other diseases Of the Sexual Organs by ths
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail lin
sealed enveiope0 yREE OF CHARGE, the receipt sf
TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. CALHOUN, CONSULTING sur
GEoN, Howard Association No . South NINTH Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President,
Gro, FAIRCUILD Secretary.
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RS-IIo E. D. Peck is entitled to our thanks
for copy of the Report of the Board Of
Public Works. ......
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EE Hon. VIM. s. Lunt has placed us un-
der renewed obligations for valuable public
documents, and for an engraving which rep
resents the arrangement of the Senate cham
ber,
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ON the 9TH day of March A. ID. 1857, at o'clock
Yin the afternoon the door of the house in
the town of Perrysburg Wood county, Ohio, will be
sold to the highest bidder the following real estate
the property OF John Souder deceased, to wit: Out
lot number 2G5, in said town of Perrysburg and the
part of the north east quarter of section town
ship l. us. X. Perrysburg twp) containing in all about
94l acres. Appraised at $1,000. Terms of sale--One
half cash day of SALE aud residue in Is months,
int rest, and secured by mortgage premises. This
land is very pleasantly situated about mile of
the court house, 7 of mile from the Maumee River
is of excellent quality, and abounds with valuable
Ship s. Staye timber. About 20 acres cleared and
tolerably well fenced. JOHN II. REED, Exectr.
of the estate of John Souder, dec.
Feb 4 IS57--3gy6$3 Ga
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DIrCEI NOTICE.--Notice is hereby given TO
1.-The of lands in sections 2O2l 2S and 30 n.
of range 10 east, that the trustees of said township
will meet ut Simon Roots in Plain township, at 10 o.
clock. February ~ 1857 next in order TO locate
ditch commencing in the neighborhood of the quarter
post in the center of section 2s Of said twp and
ming in north western directionon the most favorable
route through sections 2S a. 20 and 30 until il strikes
the Plain AND Tontogony ditch. Liam. % 'i7-37MGt
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TUE Mv1Ls.

Eastern nnil--Leayes at IL o'clock A. NJ andarriveR
nt2 o'clock ?. NJ, daily.
Findlay ma--Leaye on Tuesdays and Saturdaysat
A. NJ. and arrives on Mondays and Fridays, at Z. NJ.
Fostoriu--Leaves Thursdays atSA. NJ, and arrives
on Friday ats p. .a
Western nall Leaves every Monday morning at 8
II. and arrives at 4 r. NJ. same day.
JOHN POWERS, Post Master,
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h% Here, you little rascal, walk up and
give an account of yourself. Where have
you been ?"
AFTER the girls, father"
"Did you ever know me to do SO when
was boy %
"No sir, but mother did,"
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Sherif,s NaIe.


Ewing Carlins Il Co. Va. Daniel Wurtz, ct al
DY virtue of execution to me directed and deliv-
Dered from the court of Common Pleas of Hancock
county, Ohio in the above case, will offer for sale at the
residence of Daniel wurtz, in Liberty Township. Wood
county. Ohio,
On Monday. February 9th, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock N. and o'clock +.
of said day the following personal property to wiz:
One lot in n crib. supposed to be 200 BUSH
els; 20 shocks corn in field unhusked white hogs
4 white pigs; 8 poughs two horse wagons; l two
horse buggy colored mare, supposed 10 years
old; black colt white stripe in face, year old ;
bay colt, 2years old, with small white spot on end
of the nose both hind feet white red and white steers,
year old; red hefer and one brown heifer, each
year old red and white heier. year old red and
white heifer years old, white spot rump; three
year old red and white heifer, white spot on rump
deep red heifer. years old red and white COW, G
years old red st, with white spot on forehead,
years old spotted red and white COW, ii years old;
deeI red COW, years old red hefer cali and red
and white heifer calf; red and white bull calf also
Is acres of wheat the ground sown this fall and IS
of rye the ground sOwn this fall taken in
ecution the property of Daniel Wurtz at the suit Of
Ewing Carlins & Co. Terms of sale cash.
G. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
Jan. 30. lSj7--3Sw2S3.30.
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