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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-06-18
Howard Association. A
PHILADELPHIA.


IMPORTANT ANNOGR ROEM ENE'
NO all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases such as
l. SPERHA TORRHdEA, IPEAKNESS LVPO
1ENCE, GONORHEA. GLEET, SlPHISLi
the Vice of ONANlSM, or SELF ABUSE&cu&c.
The HowARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful
destruction of human life caused by Sexual diseases
and the decepons praetsed upon the unfortunate vie
tins of such diseases by Quacks have directed heir
Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF
their name to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to allper-
thus afflicted who apply by letter, with adescTp-
tOn of their condition, (age occupation habits OF me-
&C. and in OF extreme poverty and suffering, to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent Institution,
established by special endowment for the relief OF the
sick aud distressed, afflicted with "Nirueht and Ep-
demic Diseases" Ithasnow asurplus of means, which
the Directors have voted to expend in adv rsing the
above notice. Itisneedess Oaddthat the Association
commands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment
just Published, by the Association n ieporto Sper-
matorrhpa, or Seminal Weakness, the vice of Self
Abuse and other diseases of the Sexual Organs bythe
Consulting Surgeon which will be sent by mail lin
sealed envelope) FREE OF CHARGE, the receipt oi
TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address DIR. GEO. CALHOUN, CONSULTING SUR
GEoN Howard Association, No. South NINTH Street
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President,
Gro. FAIRcHHD. Secretary.
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Gospel preaching.--to shoot over the heads Of the
present generation, inlo those that have been dead
and buried a tboasaad years. don't believe it.
believe that Christ designed that his Gospel
should be the artillery brought to bear against sins
which exist at the present day. This is the true
idea of preaching the Gospel. (Applause) What
should We have thought if the allied forces Of
Europe instead of bringing their batteries to bear
against SebastoDo, had gone to Nmcveh and oper-
ep tremendous cauuonade there Very safe =
Very judicious indeed! Nobody disturbed Eo-
quent discourses might have been preached upon
the success Of the armies that had only stood at
some distance of raised little dust retired with
out harm, and talked about a glorious victory
(Laughter.) What we need is gospel that shall
assa citadeis of niquity, filled with living men |;
bringing it's power to bear there (Appause.)
There is the true sentiment, well expressed If
ministers arc but men of straw, placed in the pull
pit twice each Sabbath merely for forms sake, we
are living in strange times. And yet what more
than mere form is it for preacher to have his eyes
and lips closed to the enormous vices which are
daily transpirlng around him? If men will hug in
iquity to their bosoms because it is sanctioned by
miserable and corrupt party faction, and cannot
hear the gospel preached, they had better not at
tend church, and thus relieve themselves from the
necessity of publicly exhibiting their posterors as
did Judge Whiteley on last Sabbath.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE is hereby given to Dudley & Jermain,
IN Thomas Weaver, or the owners of the following
lands to wit: The east half of southwest quartz OF
section H. and the west half Of southeast quarter Of
section II, and the east half of southeast quarter of
section and the southwest quarter of section 49, all
in town 4 range IL, Wood county, Ohio, will take
tice that the trustees Of Lake township will meet at
the house ofJohn Baily the 10th day Of july 1857
for the purpose of viewing, and to proportion the
opening of west branch of Howard's run, commencing
20 rods south of the section line, between sections
and 23 thence running north ensterly direction until
It intersects with the main branch of said rum and
Also the west branch ofthe west branch of said rum
commencing at the section line between sections 4
and 49, until it intersects with the other branch.
JONATHAN AKENBERGER,
May 2S, lS57--3wGs Petitioners gent
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Crane Creek Ditch.

NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned that the
~ trustees of Perrysburg township in Wood county
Ohio will meet at the court house in said township on
Saturday the 18th day of July, 1857. at 10 o'clock
to proceed view and locate ditch
along or near the bed of Crane creek, from the point
where said creek crosses the Willow prairie road
the northeast quarter of section 81 in township A. in
the L. S. Reserve OF u miles square TO the point where
said creek crosses the Maumee and Western Reserve
road and set apart each person interested in said
water-course such portion of the same to be by them
opened shall be deemed right aud just according to
benefits to be derived theretrom, and also to assess
against them such portion of the expenses and damages
as according right and justice they ought pay
The following named persohs are supposed to be inter
ested in opening said watercourse, the OF the
lands described oppo'e their respective names to wit
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Ditch NOTICE.

John Hoilister, j. II. Tracy, Luke Carr, and Joshua
Carr the of the north half of section thirty
three. township five north of range ten; and jacob
Hartman. and Lyman Root, the of the south
quarter and the half southeast quarter
and range will take notice that the trustees of Plain
township will meet at the residence of Joseph Tracy
the 30th day of June next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ for
the purpose Of locating and apporoning ditch COM
half ofhe of the above
named section thirythrec thence north to the north
quarter of the above described section twenty-eght
thence about forty rods thence north the
suitable ground to nterseet the $50 called) Green's
ditch.
plain T,vn Nav 81 1s57--9vGs95 20
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Plank Road Ditch.

NOTICE is hereby given that the trustees of Per-
~ rysburg township, in Wood county, Ohio will
meet at tine court house in said township. Monday
day OF July. 1857, at 10 o'clock A., pro.
ceed to view AMI act upon the deepening the west
ditch of the plank road, from point in section nun.
Der 80 in township 1, u $. Reserve where it needs
deepening the north line of section Is in said town
ship and set apart to each person interested in said
ditch, such portion of the to be by them deepen
ed as shall be deemed right and just according to
benefits to be derived thereirom. and also to assess
against them such portion of the expenses and dam
ages as according right and justice they ought
pay. The following named persons supposed ia
be interested in deepening said ditch, the owners
OF the following lands described opposite their respec
. tf,.a, 70
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The Bill for the sale of the Public Works in
Pennsylvania, (Maine Line) has become law
This is the third bill that has been passed but in
this ns ance, the sale is to be made to the Penn.
sylvania r. Co., for the sum of S7,500.600.--
Ole of the conditions of the sale is that the com
pany shall be released from the tax to which it is
now subject, which last year amounted to nearly
S200000 and that the State will subscribe 49,
010,910 to tie Sunbury and Erie Railway, the
name of which is to be changed to the Philadel-
phia and Erie Railway. We suppose that the sale
is complete when the Railroad Company complies
with the terms.
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NOTICE is hereby given thu h, trustees of Perrys-
IN burg township, Wood county, Ohio, will meet at the
court house in said township on Friday the l7 day OF
July 1851 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to proceed to view and
locate ditch or wRter-course, to commence at the
south line of section number l3, in township in the
U. s. Reserve of II miles square, at the termination OF
ditch already located by the trustees of Middleton
township, and thence north through the middle
said section l3 to Ewngs Greek, and apart each
person interested in said water course such portion
the same to be by them opened shall be deemed
right and just according to benefits 10 be derived there
from, and also TO assess against them such portion OF
the expenses. and damages according to right and
justice they ought to pay. The following named per-
supposed to be pterestedn opening said water
the owners OF the lands opposite their
respective names to wit:
Owners Names Il. L. Sec. Part Acres
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HD-We are Informed that recently there were
returned to Sidney 600 barrels of wh;skey and
to Dayton 400, because upon inspection, poison
Gus drugs were found in it. Though returned to
those places, we have no doubt it has been dis
posed of in other localities ere this. We hope
however, that none of it went into the rectify
ing.establishmrnts of Toledo, from whence our
grocery keepers draw, in part, their supplies.
The whi.keY manufactured at Fort Wayne,
we presume to be no better than that produced
at other distilleries.
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sLRETIRED PHYSICIAN, IS years of age,
hayug lostshis Father two Brothers, Daughter Son
inow Nephews and Nieces, by that dreadful disease,
CoSsUMPIIoS, and suffering with Cough himself de-
termined to visit the East Indies, Egypt and Japan,
where he discovered Preventative and Certain Cure
for Colds, Coughs Bronchitis, Consumption, Nervous
Debility and Asthma His cough cured immedi-
atcy: he returned. cured his Redtirs who inherited
the disease, and in connection with his have en-
ployed it in their practice. curing thousands of
considered hopeless by others. For the purpose of
rescuing many of his suffering fellow beings as
possible he is sending the Recipe to all who wish it
for 10 cents of it to pay the postage and the bal
printing Address DR.. HEATH l0l Spring street,
opposite st. Nicholas Hotel, New York,
June IL. ls5T-32aGmS.
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as-The Cincinnati Enquirer, edited by q
southener, and the Ohio Staiesmun, edited by
u southerner, ara terribly incensed because Gov
Chase seeks to protect the citiz,ns of Ohio
against the outrages sought to be heaped upon
them by southern slave catchers. They would
rather the rights of every white citizen in the
State ruthlessly trampled under foot, than have
one painting fugitive escape from the CALLING
chains of oppression. Is Ohio democracy to
dance while these southern aristocrats play the
Eldle7
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Sheriff IS sale.
SnetlH 'S Cuies
EmapuoI Arnold vs naniel Rarton

Emanuel Arnold vs. Daniel Barton.
II virtue of writ of vendtion XspC to dircc
ID ted and delivered from the court of common pleas
of Wood county, Ohio shall offer for sale at public
auction the door of the court house. in Perrysburg
in said county,
On Tuesday, July 7th, 1851
between the hours of one and two o'clock P. NJ, the
following described real estate to Wit The east half
of the southwest quarter of section twenty-five 25)
in township number four az north, of range number
nine (9) east, containing eighty acres.
q. W. NORTON Sheriff.
ASHER Cook Atty. for Plaintiff.
Juue l. lS57-4W5S2 SO
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CHEAP FOR READY PAY,


ITO Henry Warner, Gideon w Burbank, Wm, r.
i Manly, Il. Goodrich, John Shriner, and the heirs
of George Swignrt, the owners of the following lands
to wit: The f. md the S. Z. of the s. va of
2S. and the S. f. Ia of section 81 and the s. W. Ia
AMI W. l-2 of the S, F. Ii of section 22 and the W.
H. of the n. W. IL and the W. 12 s. w. IA 'ction
II, and the W. l2 and e. l2 of the n. f. Ia and the
N e. IL of the n. f. II of section 49, township l.
range II, Wood county, Ohio; you hereby notified
that the of Lake township Wood county Ohio
win meet at James McLargins, on Saturday, August
LIST, S27 for viewing. locating and apportioning ditch
water-cOurse, lows: Commencing at the W. IA
post of section st. thence running north parallel with
the county road between sections %, %, 80 and "a until
it stries at the " w corner of section 81. said
ditch to be 10 feet from the of
said road west thence in norh-easterly direction until
il nersects the west branch of Crane Creek there
terminate: and also branch ditch or water
commencing so rods east of the west line of section 2S
and feet south ofhe s. W of the s. L. Ia of
the S. W. Ia of section 2s thence running parallel
east with the section line between sections % and 80
until it ntersects the min ditch said county road.
55;h; 55HE 55HSs sHHfI5 sAsiS5! AiHSHa!s Petitioners
lima 1257--GNGN
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In Probate Court, Wood County, Ohio.

John Yager, Administrator of the Estate of Frederick
Wohlfart deceased Va. the unknown heir and legal
rcpres' ntative Of said Frederick Wohlfart deed
< AID defendent. is hereby Informed that the 2l
- day Juue 1857 said administrator filed his petit
tion in the Probate OF said county of Wood. the
object and prayer of which is to obtain an order on the
I'd day of July, 1857. from said for the sale of
subdivision number s. of River Tract number 20 United
States Reserve Of IL miles square of which said Fred
erick Wohlffrt hied seized situate in said wood coun-
ty, and containing 10 So 100 more or less.
JOHN YAGER, Administrator of
Frederick Wohlfart dec d.
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TIE FOURTH or JULY, A. D. 1857.

TIE FOURTH or JULY, A. D. 1857.
The citizens of Portage take great pleasure in
announcing to the citizens of Wood, and the sur
rounding counties, that grand celebration OF the
glorious FoURTH is to be held at the above place
on the coming 4th and cordially solicit the pat
ronage, and extend the hand of friendship to oil
ood and patriotic citizens of America in whose
breasts beat hearts overlooking with pure patriot
ic American scntiments.and who wish to inStill in
to the hearts of the rising generation the principles
of their mighty, government, and the object OF
the anniversary OF that glorious day that told the
destiny of this great natiOn and broke the first
link Of despotism and bound together in one solid
band of perpetuity, the patriotic States OF this
Commonwealth, and formed union as firm as the
Rocks of Gibraltar and asindssoluble as the works
of the Supreme.
We futher state that ample preparations are be-
ing made for the accommodation Of all who may
Join u.s. public dinner will be set in beauti-
iul grove, public speaking, Music, and other en-
tertanments may be expected, and happy time
is anticipated
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
John Dewitt, Irwin Goodrich,
Samuel johnson, Lewis Denst,
john II. Harrison.
COMMITTEE on PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Jacob Dauttcrman, n. l., Besanson,
John Elder.
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC.
J. L. Roller Isaac n. Vangordor,
H. IIaskins
OFFICERS OF THEDNY.
Grand Marshall Haskns
Deputy Marshal John Goodrich
Second Assistant Marshal-Daniel Housely.
PEACE OFFICERS.
Elisha Prescott Dr. Rogers
DIR. Osborn, Jacob Eberly.
SAINT MeCrory, John Ferenside
jacob BorlncT, John McCrory
} George Mercer
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LEGAL NOTICES.


fIN0 John WillSison, or the owners Of the th.west
Il quarter of section u, town 3, range ] bu arc
notified that the county commissioners of VOL kunty
at their Jure session, A. ID. 1857, ordered and
survey Of county road follows to wit; hnen.
cling at east quarter post Of section l2 in Bio o AVN
ship; thence west to the center of section II Aid
township and there to terminate and that the vewers
and surveyor will meet at the house of Jacob Landia
Jr, in Bloom township, the 18th dag of July 1851
to view and report on said road.
June 4, lS57--iw4# JACOB lands.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A CARD.

"A
TTNHE undersigned, having established themselves in
l. the Mercantile business under the firm of w r..
Truesle & Co.. in Bowling Green, take this method
of informing the public that they keep constantly
hlnd full assortment of Dry Goods Groceries, HardA
Ware Boots and Shoes, and all other articles usually
kept in n Country Store which they will sell
CHEAP FOR READY PAY.
We are selling cheaper than any other conccru in
the County Our motto is, small profits and Ready
Paw. Give us a call and we will do you good
All kinds of Country Produ, taken in Exchange
for Goods, at the highest Market prices.
W. X. TRUESDELL,
a, ALCORN.
Rowling Green June Is. lS57-ftf
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Road Notice.

rI00 James D. Brown, the heirs of Henry Croningen
L or the owners of lands along the line herein de.
scribcd: you are hereby notified that the county
issoDers of Wood county, Ohio at their June session,
a. ~ 1857, ordered view and survey of county road,
as follows to witt commencing a county road near
the north quarter post Of section l. town range 81
thence south the half section line to the south quar-
ter post of said section L. and there to erminae and
that the viewers and surveyor will at the house
OF William Rice in Washington township, on the llth
day OF July 1857. to view and report said road.
June 4 lS0I-4wi% j. h. KUDER, Petitioner.
NOTICE Is hereby given to L. Colt NJ HauIk,
~ heirs of Harlow Brooks, Mary Cowden and p &
s. Carn, or the owners of the following lands; east
half southeast and north west quarter south quar-
ter north half northeast quarter of section 23--
north half northwest and northwest quarter north
east quarter of section 35 and half southeast of
section II, all in Henry township; that viewers will
meet at the house of David Ackerman July o. 1851 to
view and locate county touching above described
lands HENRY CARROLL,
june 4, lS57--4wlt Petitinnar
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Road Noticp

ITO Luther Smith, Jennings and Burns Joseph P. Co.
Il tey, al Henry Harvey the owners of tho
northeast quarter of section 20 the south west quar-
ter west half south quarter and west half north
cast quarter section H. all in township number u s.
Reserve. Notice is hereby given that viewers will
1857 to view locate and survey a county road touch.
ing on said road lands JOHN REITHER
Perrysburg June 4, ls57-Iw4+ Petitioner.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the trustees ofPortage
~ township. Wood county Ohio. will meet at tho
house of William Johnston. on the Goth day of June
to locate a ditch commencing at the cross road north
side of section 90 and running south through sec
tons 20 and 81 TO ntersect Yeamans creek and levy
on the lands benefited thereby.
lime 4 M
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
THE great reputation OF singer Sewing Machines
is founded the fact that they perfectly adap-
ted every variety of work and that each OF them
kept employed will earn not less than
One Thousand Dollars a Year.
All persons desiring full and reliable information
about these machnessizes, prices modes of purcha-
sing &c- obtain it by applying, by letter or 9th
wise, for copy of |. NJ. SINGER Il cos GAZETTE.
beautiful pictorial paper entirely devoted to Sewing
Machine interests 1t will be sent gratis.
Local Agents
Wanted in every town in the United States, to whom
liberal inducements offered.
n. B.--We have made arrangements with many ed
ors and publishers OF newspapers highly profitable and
satisfactory hem aud wish 10 make similar contracts
with every newspaper and magazine in the county,
For full particulars address
l. NJ. SINGER & co.
March 10 / si7--l5m3 323 BrondMaY. Now York,
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subs, riber has
~ sbeen appointed and qualified as Administrator
the estate of Robert IL. Kelley, late of Perrysburg
township, Word county Ohio.
JOHN BATES, Administrator.
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Administrator,s sac OF Real Estntc.

DY virtue OF an order of the probate Seneca
ID county, Ohio, shall the 27th day of June A.
1851 at o'clock p. NJ. the door of the court house
in the city of Tiin, in said county OF Seneca sell to
the highest bidder the following real estate the prop
erty George d. Bennett late deceased, to wit tho
northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section
SG in township north in range l2, in the county of
Wood. and state of Ohio, free and unincumbered by
dover, or other charge. Appraised at $500
Terms of sale-one third of the purchase mon ey
cash in hand on day of sale third in one year. and
the balance in two years thereafter with interest.
EDWIN BENNETT. Administrator
On the Estate of George ID. Bennet, deceased.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the nonresident own.
~ ofthe following described lands to wits west
half southeast quarter east half southwest quarter
section 81. township north range 10 east southwest
quarter southeast quarter, section SO, township
north range east; norhea quarter quar-
ter and northwest quarter northwest quarter section
township north, range east; that the surveyor
and viewers viii meet at the house of Elliott Warner,
in Washington township the 9th day Of June, 1857
a 10 O'Clock A of said day, for the pursose Of
veying, viewing and locating county road, commen-
cling on the WaupaughkOnnetta road, on the west line
east half northeast quarter. section 81, township
norh range 10 east running south to the south line OF
said section, thence south to the southwest corner
northeast quarter northeast quarter section g. town
ship range TO- thence east the line Ofsnd section
c. TO the southwest north half northwest quar-
ter section s. township range To- thence east the
line of said lot to the Grand Encampment road and
also to survey, and view county road commencing
northwest quarter northeast quarter
section G, township 8, range 10; thence west tho
line Of said section to the northeast section
township range o. thence west the line of said
tion to the Blanchard and OtsegO free pike
A PETITIONER,
Washington TwD June l. 1S5T-4wl%
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Washington Twp. June 4. 1s57-iwl* 'O'

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed and qualified as miuistsa-
tor of the estate of Joseph Myers late oFreedom
ship, Wood county, Ohio deceased; all those indebted
to said estate will make immediate payment; and those
having claims against said estate will present the
same, legally authenticated, for settlement within
year from this date. MICHAEL MYERS,
June t. lSi1-tw3SI.25 Administrator r.
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hell, & Thompson" %, l-2, sc IA,
Edward livery, Road Tract. number ", /
Perrysburg, June t. 1857 --lw6$ $l4.OO