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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-22
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The Board Of Education have resolved 70
unite the High and Grammsr Schools during the
Summer and their terms not being such as
were deemed satisfactory. Mr. Allen, of the High.
School, aud Mr.. Schuyler, of the Grammar de-
partment have determined TO leave, These gen
tlemen have been among us but short time,
yet quite long enough TO command tho respect
Of our people, and secure the love Of their pupils
We regret that the Board of Education have
been so unfortunate in the employment of teach
ers, as to secure the services of those who are
only temporary citizens. 1t would be better to
pay permsne nj citizen $1,000 a year, than a
stranger 5000, for the former will spend his
money among us, while the latter carries Il off
to expend it for the benefit of other people and
other towns. Transient teachers seldom remain
in town long enough to get their school gov.
ernment aud system of teaching fairly estab-
lished, and when the scholars are we'll started,
some new teacher with his new system, is en-.
gagged and thus pupils are forever learning to
walk and never get far advanced in their stud.
les; while new books &c ARE in constant requi-
stion. True, it is difficult to get teacher,
| Especially a good teacher,) who will please
every one. The Board of Education, however,
can do much to assist him in this matter, and
so long as. he takes proper course, growl-
ere should not be allowed to control the interests
of the town. 1t is the duty of the Board TO
have general superinendence Of the Schools
| to visit them often aud consult with the Princi.
pal of the school, as TO the best system Of teach.
] ing, aud the best rules for the government oil
Schools The duties OF thai office are more i'm.
portant than some appear to think. 1t is not
enough that the Board should employ a teach
err show him the School House, and pay him
his salary at the end of the term. If they are
incompetent or unwilling to give that attention
to matters entrusted to their care which the in
terests of the people demand, they should not
be willing to accept the office. The honor at
tached to such an office is measured by the ben.
efts received by the community. Again-Boards
of Education should be composed of men whose
everyday examples are worthy Of imitation
They should at least be moral. temperate and
judicious men, aud warm friends of Education
There should be fitness in all things, and es
pecally in the matters pertaining TO the youth
Of our town. The interests of education do no.
rest solely with the teachers. They are weak
aud powerless without the aid of an e1icien
Board, and where that aid is withheld, schools
must retrogade until they reach point far be
10 respectability in these days Of educational
progress.
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MUSIC.
acknowledging abed in the morning,
CAROLINE FowLER.
God proyideth for the morrow
Dialogue G. sArrn J. BEAcn,C c. wBsrcorr.
MUSIC.
Acknowledgements. FREDRRIcK fRAakR'
Rshensai--Death of Mrs. Hemans, HATTIE HALL.
oVnsu-TSe sGsRSs sisteps ELL, pnp CELIA CELL. ALBERT
MUSIC.
Rehearsat--The Maiden's Resolution. FINNIE BLINN,
The Jewish Maiden's lament
AMELIA RoBERrsoN.
Declanation--Time CHARLES WEsrcorr.
Diaiogue-ExhibitonD Day,
j. CRANKER, A. BLooMrIELD.
MUSIC.
Observation-Disclosures of the Jungfrau,,,
GEORGE WEsTCoTr.
Rehearsal-The Pilgrims, MARGARET VAss.
Exile of Erin, SARAH BIBDsELL.
Readiss The Myrtle"
CARRIE POWERS, MARY BLINN
MUSIC.
Diaiogue-Mrs. Ingot's Ball,
FINNIE BLINN, SARAH LAWRENCE
Deciamotion-lllb be man, LEROY CLARK
Dialogue, EMMA BEACH, ELDoRA Fay
''' CAROLINE KLlxoLER
MUSIC.
Rshearsat-The Two Villages, MARTHA WEsrcorr.
The Mourning Daughter,
Reading " The Myrtle"
MUSIC.
Dsclamation-The Quack Doctors Address
CLAY HUNTINGTON.
Morning, Noon and Evening"
A. ROBERTSON, A. JENNIsoN f. BLlNN.
Dialogne-The Five Senses,
A. FOWLER, E, BEACH, F. BAIRD,
MUSIC.
Rehearsal-Death of Minnehaha, ANNA LADD.
Meeting of the Brothers, AUsUsrA WooD.
D,oioone q. WEsrColT o. THOMPSON.
k.h.a1sai-The Dream of the Cherokee, Louise LADD.
Old Maids, MARY BLINN.
MUSIC.
Dtctannat,on-Paircd not matched, C. SMITH.
D,aiogu.-The Sage and Godhnch
Rehearsa-Village Greatness ALMIRA PARKS.
Night v atch with Dead Infant.
r tr. AMELIA JENNIsoN.
MUSIC.
Rehearsal-The Indian Girls Burial, MARTHA FAY.
The Boarding School-A Coiloquy u, Iioo Acts.
MUSIC.
Declamation-The Baron's last Banquet, J. CRAsKEn.
Rehearsat-Cousn Harry LYDIA Ross.
The Lady's Diary a. BLOOMFIELD,
Diaiogue-- The Stars, .t. #..
MUSIC.
Declanation--A ddress OF Red Jacket C. THOMPSON.
Rehearsal Swiss Home Sickness ELLA BAIRD.
Pompeii CELIA ALBERT.
Dialogue The Two Brides, tAl
NJ. VAss, ;. BIRDsELL, NJ. Cook, A. PARKS.
MUSIC.
Declamatio,s- The shepherd and Philosopher.
a. BLOOMFIELD.
The Scholars Lament
1ableau- " ashilston Dream o Liberty. 4
MUSIC.
Manired--A Drama. -,.-,.
MUSIC.
Kaied,ctory. HENRY HOUSTON.
MUSIC.
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nN the 10th day Of May A. -, 1885, between tbs
Ohours OF 10 o'clock NJ aud o'clock ~ N. at tho
door OF the Court House, In perryshurg Wood county,
70 wits Lots ) and in ton 2 Ghead; also, t.I
south woSt quarter Of the sOaeast quarter and the
south east quarter OF the s0utlwest quarter OF see
don T. OF toWE north OF rance east containing ia
each piece 80 acres of land Terms: 0ne-third down,
one-third in one and onetliird IN two years Defer
red payments evdenced by notes interest secured
bJ mortgage or the promises. :. JEFFERSON. "
Adminstrator Of a. Getts estate.
Anril Il ISJ2--lgw5Sg ~ -f
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i@5-A little daughter of our friend Joseph
Langenderfer, of Maumee Ciiyfell into cistern
last Saturday, and was taken out apparently
lifeless Proper restoratires were applied, and
although breathing had been suspended for at
least five minutes, she was restored to life.
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opu common lle0S.
Henry Hcbler, paintd, vs.. Theresa iieber, deendf.
FVHE said Theresa ieblcr viii take notice that tho
l. plaintiff filed his petition IN the olice Of tho Clerk
Of the court of Common Pleas of mil county on the
4. day OF March, 1858, PRAYING for dissolution Of
t1e marriage Subsstiug between him aud the said
Theresa. Aud unless she answers deinurs to the
said petition on before the first day of the
torn OF the court OF Common Pleas in aud for said
county, the will be taken confessed and the
cOart asked to decree thereon accordingly.
= ASHER COOK, ATTY for PIT
April l5 1sjS-- lQWGS2 Ti Hi
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Sherid's Sale.

=" " IVu TVTH'
Isaac Irandebury VI. Arnold II, Detterman,
D1 virtue of an order Of sale issued from said
IDcour6in the above entitled cause, shall on the
z3d day of May 1855 ut the hour Of o'clock p. NJ.
of said day AZ the door of the Court house. in Pen.
rysburg, in said county, Offer for sale the following
described auds and tenements situate in said county,
TO wit The west half oi the north east quarter OF
section 32, township 8, riige r. containing so acres.
H C. W. NORTON, Sheriff
By A.Snlvks, Deputy.
MAsriN 4 PRIcr, Attys. r.4
AnrIl L., -INlN--4lAYhAl Il
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G5- We are requested to cali the attention of
our Wood County readers to the 3rd section of
the Law of April 9Th, 1858 published in to-day
paper, changing the time of the meeting of the
Board of Equalization to the " FIRST WEDNESDAY,
AFTER THE THIRD MONDAY OF MAY, ANNUALLY,
which, this year. will be on the 10Th OF said
month.
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The Exb;b,tioI

at the Court House. on Friday night was attended
by all who could find standing room in the Hail.
The crowd was so great, and many appeared so
little disposed to keep quiet that It was impossi-
bic for one-tenth part OF the audience to hear
what was said by most Of the scholars. We oc-
cuped what we supposed would be very eligible
seat, near the stage, but were unable, half the
time, to tell even what was being talked about
The scholars went through with the motions very
WE'LL and from what we heard it is our opinion tina,
they acquitted themselves crsditably. We hope
our people may never again disgrace themselves
by showing such little respect for our schools aud
for themselves. The following is the programme
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CONSISTENT, VERy--The pious editor of the
Democrat says that Mr. Seibert, the keeper of a
whiskey shop Oh Front street, is engaged in a
legitimate business with which he wishes ii un-
derstood he finds no fault, but calls strangers
hard names who go there for refreshments.-
Consistent, very!
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SheI,in IS sale.

.r-e Wood CGntmon Pleas. frTtfN
Robert Fenton Admir-. ot Seth Phillips estate, vs..
ioul Hatch st, al.
DI viltue OF an order of sale issued from said court
DIN the above entitled cause, sha on the 22l day
of May, 1883 at the door of the Court House In Per.
rysburg. in sal county at the honr of o'clock NJ.
Of said day. 0d.r for sale the following lands and ten
ements, situate N stid county. 10 wit; Road tract
number IS, as numbered on the plat of the Ma1mee
a. Western Reserve Road lying in town 6, range IL?
continuing l05 acres Z. w. NORTON, She i'll.
J. I. Pmcg. Atty by A. SH.yIs, Deputy.
ATrii IS. l65S--49gCS2 rs
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eg>The Calico Party" came off in Maumee,
as per arrangement and it is said to have been
q complete success. An elderly, and good look
ing friend of ours, whose admiration for the fair
sex is better felt than described" thinks cali
co is quite an institution in Maumee
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Sherin's Sale.


Harvey Worrner James Herman, ct. al.
DY virtue of a vendi writ of execution to direct
Died and delivered from the court of Common Pleas
of Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled case. /
will offer for sale at the door of the court house in Per-
rysburg, on ..
Saturday. May 8, 1858,
between the hours of o'clock A and o'clock p.
of said day. two-horse wagon, one truck wagon,
fourteen hundred Railroad ties. about mile from
Clay Junction also, hundred and fort, five Rail-
road ties the side of the Cleveland u Toledo Rail
Road near the Clay Junction These ties are Of first
rate quality easy of access and will be sold to the
highest and best bidder without reserve
G. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of PlH.
April 90 IS5S--50w3$2 O3
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MARRIED

On the 18th inst, by Rev. NJ. Brown, MIR. JouN
MERCER, of Portage, aud Miss AMANDA CREPs, of
Middleton
The happy pair have our thanks for the nice bridal
cake and silver dollar which accompanied the above
notice. Such kindness betokens bright future and
we hope no cloud of sorrow may ere darken their
pathway through life, Jat
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5z1~O highly esteemed friend, E.. G. Brad
Icy, has been engaged by the Board of Education
OF Maumee City, to take charge of their Union
Schools as Principal. They are fortunate in Sc
curing the services of one who is SO well quail
iied to discharge the duties of the position. He
will enter upon his labors next Monday.
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SIlgiAR UANE sJlIED.
MheriMis i.nln.
I.enyitt vs.. james McIradden ct nj

Dana IeNvtt vs. james Mcradden ct nj.
DY virtue of WI alias execution to re' directed and
DdclVered, in this case, from she court of Common
Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, viii oidr for sale at the
door Of the court house, in Perryshurs, on -
Saturday, May 8 1853,
between the hours Of ~ O'clock ~ and clock M.
of said day tho following>renl Being the west
half of the northwest qarter OF section number wen-
y|two (22) of township number four a north, of
range number ton (0 eaat, containing 80 acres and
the north west uareror the southeast quarter of tho
same SEE tion township range all in Wood county.
Ohio, G.. w NORTON Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of PHI. rs
April |, lS5S--l wGS3 10 f.. .t.a.
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Ss-It is astonishing to see how the dry land
quadrqpeds of Central Ohio will feast upon the
hne fish caught in the Aaumee. A gentleman
from Lancaster, of Head Block notoriety. has
been here for few days past, and has boarded
with Graham & Thornton. in their fish shanty.
1t is said that he has partaken SO freely of the
fnny tribe that his flesh brlstles with fish bones
and he is unable to change his linen
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DIED,

In Durham, Greene Co, New York March Goth,
RUSSELL H. JoNLs, aged 25 years.
BY this event mother brother. and sisters,-two of
whom are residents of this place,--are called most
deeply to mourn Yet while they feel their loss ire.
parable. they mourn not those without hope but
are consoled by the bright he gave that his
freed spirit took its III gh to realms of immortal bliss
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
Cn.n Up--Importnnt TO Evorybody

OHSH -CF"EHFVtt"HESt 20 7FOH y"VHJ
Hereafter, no advertisement WILDE admitted into the
JounsAL until IL is paid for "spt where there is
special agreement to the contrary and in all the
person presenting an advertisement for insertion, will
be held responsible for the We cannot pay
debts with accounts on Ton Dick and Harry, ofwhom
We know nothing. The cash system is better for all
partiss end we shall adhere 10 IL.
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Donation Party.

The friends of Rev. G. A. ADAMS will have
q Donation Party at the Exchange, on Tuesday
evening next. 1t is hoped that all will bear this
in mind, and remember that there is more Joy
in giving than in receiving.
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ID ;a17We understand that DIR. Peck has COM
rnenced suit against the Perrysburg Canal and
Hydraulic Company to recover the sum of $l2-
566 81 principal, and over $4,000 interest for
work and money expended in keeping the hy-
.draulic canal in repair during the past four or
five years
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GaD> The donation party at Mrs. Bradfo rds,
last week, for the benefit of Rev. /. P. Cannon,
was pleasant affair, and the receipts were quite
Misunderstanding the expectations of those who
had its management.
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H3-Our democratic lriend, Llewelen Raguett,
has commenced Lecompton paper in Mount
Vernon. He is good editor and will print an
excellent paper, excepting its politics.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Presbyterian-G. A. ADAMS Psstor-Seryiee every
Sabbath at 10A o'clock A. NJ, and p. N.
Baptst-I. p. CANNON, Pastor-Seryice every Sabbath
At l0i A. NJ, and evening.
M. Il. Chureh--M. RICHARDSON, Pastor-Serviee
very Sabbath at 1OI NJ.
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school Examiner, Notice.

The board will hold thei; next regular session for
the examination of Teachers at West Millgrove the
frst Tuesday in May
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punetually at 10 O'Clock AN.
J. w. WOODBURY., Clerk.
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e1>A young lady recently read, before New
York audience, en- costume, selections from =" Hi
awatha and Nothing TO Wear" Our mod
esty is severely shocked
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OF Last Monday, our friend A. J. Mande-
vile, OF Center township, brought to town and
shipped on the Belle for New York, four hundred
bushels of potatoes, which were raised on his
farm
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es-Our friend George w. Clark has purchased
one of Singers Sewing Machines, and is prepared
to manufacture clothing to ORDER and in the ve-
'ry best style.
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uCS DR.. A. Walker, of Detroit Surgeon and
Mechanical Dentist is stopping at the Baird
House for few days only
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Hon, Thomas Ewing yesterday, by his friend
Snyder, who is now stopping in this place.
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jas-Capt. McColleys boat is badly damaged,
and cannot be repaired with anything less than
an entire new bottom,
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Do-We learn that Sheriff Ncrton's loss, by
the Storm will not be less thai 81 ,000 The
entire loss by fishermen on the Lake shore is es-
timated at g., 900.
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.as- Mrs. J. Austin Scott, Of Miami, has our
thanks for basket of very nice apples
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as-Hon. R. Mott has our thanks for valua-
BILE favors.
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A FTER YEARS OF STUDY AND EXPERT.
"a MENr, DIR. Roback, the eminent Swedish Ply
scinn, succeeded In producing medicine from twen.
t-threo different species of mountain herbs OF his
tive land, which directly upon the Of dis
case in the blood and by restoring the corrupt fount
ain of life TO condition of health and purity, expes
disease from the system, wherever may be located,
or whatever he its character. Indigestion
complaints cpieptc and other fits coughs oonsuinp-
ton In its early stages, throat, bronchitis fever
aud ague, asthma low spirits sexual ncapacity. fem
inine weakness. prciug ct the skim symptomatie Of
paray sis rheumai, neuralgia tumor. cancer diabe.
ties, lassitude 6ad debility diarrhca and all other dis
order 9th organs Of respiration the liver. the kid
ucys the stomach, the the muscular Rber
uuerriugy cured by this preparation. IL is to the
rics m0rbi seeds of discasl what alka Is to an
acid; IL uoutraEcs them with absolute certainty while
at the time II regulates tho secrcbns removes
distractions fr0m the bowels creates appetite enews
bodily Vigor and regcncrates every animal Junction.
Such Is tho nature such the effects OF DR. RobacE
famous Scandinavian Blood Purifier which, IL taken in
conjunction with his Sean lluayhn Blood pills will not
only oberate the most painful disease. but prevent
hclr recurrence ANA engthcu life bsycnd the ordina-
ry span. H 3.
In the SCANDINAVIA VEGETABLE BLOOD
PILLS DR. Rohauk presents the result OF enty years
experience, hard study and experiment TO what n
perfect pill should he. No can doubt their superb
ory after sugle trial Price OF the Scandinavian
Blood Purifier 81 per bottle or S5 the half-lozen;
Scandinavian Blood Pills rs cents per boN five for
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
TN all the leading branches manufacturing indus-
l. try the great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Machines is II fact established beyond dispute.
No tailor shoe manufacturer, oothiet seamstrcss,
dressmaker. saddler, carriage trimmer hat mannfac-
turer, &c., &c., can afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars a Year
Is only fair average of the actual profit from the use
of each of these Machines, and for confirmation
of this truth refer to any of the thousands of
persons who use them. They adapted TO every sort
of work, fine or coarse, upon silk, cotton, linen and
wooden fabrics, also light and heavy leather. They
never fail to give entire satisfaction.
TO meet the growing demand for smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes,
have produced and ready receive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machine,
Which is the most compact and beautiful sewing Ma
chine constructed. IL is ornamented in tho high
style off art and all who it delighted with
1t makes the improved nteroced stitch and is capable
of doing greater variety of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine ever offered for family pur-
poses
1t is not subject to the objection of using twice too
much thread, and making rareling seam, like the
Grover & Baker; nor is II confined in its operation
to few thin fabrics liable to get out of der and
fitted to fax thread like the Wheeler e. Wilson Ma.
chine; but is amply sufficient to perform all kinds of
family sewing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, $l00. The larger standard machines from
Sl25 to $500. Send for l. NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette
beautiful pictorial paper devoted to Sewing Ma
chimes and containing list OF prices and all other in
formation the subject. 1t will be forwarded gratis
l. NJ. SINGER & co.
45S B -oadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
PC,9 PSSSsoo. 6Sse,, dSsn tn"St st LG9 os,
New Haven Rochester, Chicago, Mobile,
Newark, Philadelphia Nashville. Paris, France,
Glasgow Scotland
Local agents wanted,
son. Maumee.
April 18th. 1858.
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Gg-T The Central Bank, shaving shop of Mt.
Vernon, has passed into the hands OF assignees.
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Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that l.. fuller admins
traitor of tho estate of Henry Burkheart deceas-
ed has filed his papers with for the final settlement
OF said estate. Said accounts will be heard and ex.
amined on the 18th day of May, 1858.
VIM. EWING, Probate Judge.
ApriI 81 l95s-50w3
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SEE THE FOLLOWING:
Rats, Reaches, Bugs, Insects, & !.

Whdt the FdrSaerS say;
late writer says that "the various species OF vcr
min are multiply ing ut fearful rate throughout the
land" postmaster in Illinois writing ta " Costar'sn
Depot. says: " The country is literally overrun with
them (rats and mice &c)
WHAT the Peopie say: CAVE, ILL.,, June 2l, 1857.
Dear Sir:--My brother J. W. McCreery, purchased
box of your Rat EXtermnator, and found 1t to be
what you recommended it to be- perfect Rat des.
troyer. hereby enclose So for more of 1t.
Yours &o., ASHLEY McCREERN.
New YORK, Dec. L., 1851.
SI:--* All this summer | have been troubled
with Reaches and Mice. | was actually ashamed of
the house, for the Reaches were everywhere, and |
purchased a box of your Exterminator and tried II,
and in one week there was not Roach or Mouse in
the house. JOHN Il. OWENS, No. % Elm ST.
MooRK's SALT WoRks, Ohio June D. 1857.
Dear Sir IL have used It, (the Rat Roach &c. EX-
tormnator) three nights aud it is making sad havoc
amoug the Rat tribe, Yours, &c, J. T. BECOM,
Wat the Pre- say:
We know by actual experience TINT Costar's " pre-
paration for Rats Reaches Bed Bugs and Insects gep-
ery are complete and perfect extcrminators.--N \.
AHas, May IL
"Costars" " Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminntor is an in
fallible destroyer of these pestient
aaopoGs (lua) Sentinel.
What The Druggist say:
GUILF0RD u LEMBERGER, (Druggsts,) Lebanon,
Pa We pleased to say that which is sold gives
great satisfactionn
GEO. ROSE, Cdrdngton, o. ait Che Rat, Roach,
sc Exterminator sells like hot cakes, giving general
satisfaction
Sold in Perrysburg, O., by PRcK HAMILTON, Agents.
April a. 1s6S--50m2
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7Audress AL letters 20
C0STAR'S PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
aQQ Rr0ahuuau Now York

,Afs-To save mistakes and trouble:
Write in PLAN hand the hamo of Post 0nlce,
County and State.
Register your Letter. and Il will come at my risk,
New York and Eastern money preferred.