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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-30
B9-Dr. Bakers SpeCInc Will cure

Va ia OoACA OpCCIk1C Will cure
gOnorrhea, gleet, structure, seminal weakness, chordee,
diseases Of the kidneys, bladder, and all diseases Of the
genital organs. Reader, have you a priVGfe disease .
Do not neglect it. Delay is dangerous. DR.. Bakers
Specific is a safe, speedy, and radical cnre. With Or.
Bakers Specific you can cure yourself, and prevent
exposure, as plain directions for use accompany the
medicine. Price 81 so per bottle.
H-Dr. EAsTERLY, corner Third and Chestnut strets
81 Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, 10 whom all orders
must De addressed, to got thegenuine. Soldby
J.H. MADR s CO.. Druggists,
BrownviIle, N. T.
MatGTaES0S
Aug s, 1887. Fnsl /. T. WHYTB,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-30
COSMOPOLITAN
ART S SOCIATION
On

For the current year, ending Jan. l, 1850, up to which
time subscriptions will be received. Every subscriber
OF three dollars is entitled to:
list. The celebrated steel engraving, The Village
Blacksmith
End. copy Of the elegantly illustrated Cosmopolitan
Art Journal L -4
Sd. A free season admission te the Eastern and Wes-
tern Galleries CT Art.
In addition TO which. the large and valuable rOllec-
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No person is restricted to a single subscription. Those
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Address, G. L. DERBY, Actuary. CA. A.,
ee No. 64S, New York,
Or " FITRNAS RrnKnYille. n T..
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-30

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02
GrmieDerun9.
2ieter 1reunt!

WV !
GS freut MIDI aus Sbrem 8eri9t III
erleben, rab Sbre 2tebltn9sz@ oyer
al t ii6 eines 9initi9en Tprt1brt;teS
e%rfrelt~ Ste nj 1en> rab td fein 1eutld<
thiimler bin uno ZEN 9umariSmu5 iiber
Die Natir1alitdt itele. 0ab @i0enz
1daft unc &unlt rprsl9li6 rurd 0eutiae
9epfle9t mltrce >np 9epfle9t wirp> 1T feil1em
3wetfcl unterrprf fen unp es mlre cine
Sdanpe fiir Die Oeutlb en ctei e5 Qanres>
menu le tbre Sprade elmer frenlcen
Sprade ppferten> anitatt in cerlclben> ais
Mittel, bic Grrun9enld aften bet @iNenz
1boft unp &unlt su nuscn unp III pfe9en>
gum @pble bet Menibbeit.
Die Deutid finn bier numerii1 oinz
1tt4 Yertreten u1p pbne lld Der 5pfnun9
bin9eben 81 t1nnel1 rur9 cine reutlde
Yartei bic keitebenctn Yartein gu iiber7lz
9eln uhc je tbre Sprade ais 2a1peSz
UNI @eridtsl prad,e etn9efiihrt sua1eben;
10 fpnnen ilc rpd Die bieiiAen> 10 oft cpr<
rupten, Glcmente paralYirren unp bort cine
u%nobb1nst9e Stelun9 cinnebmen> no bic
&edte Der Gtinwanrerer 9ef1brpet metren
unp rarur9 il6 Abtun9 9erinnen> bic
nur ppn 9iiniti9em grfpl9 fir paS 0an,e
iein fam.
g99bartcr BAT einen 5afen - aber
Ga9bartpr GitN bot feline 8erse. SD
liete bic 6Iben u11o cicie 10 ME bic SdHnz
belt Winnel pta'6 i'm Nusmeinen beitimmz
ten mid, bierbcr gu fpmmcn. sic iir1p
fir G91hartrr: ib bin fit Minnelpta -
m19e iie meine lcgte 0eliebte fem rnp
Serbaltni7e MIDI nidt %spin9en> je nab
cem > item Suriidsufebrcn l..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

no @t1enl9aft Muff, Gbeater IT.. I, ~.
fe gu erbettern perm19en.
SD war 1elbf aud int @ei ten. Gs ii
lb5n pprt; rod NUT bic Suaenr ipute
pprt9in sieben> uu1 cine 3ufunit su babeu.
Die Nlten lpllten int Often bleiten> noble
medlelleiti9en 8eriibtun9&punfte rielletz
ti9 finn. sic fDnnen Mandes segen Die
Gcrcerbtbett i'm Often einmencen, nos 1T
mabr; ober bic &errerttbeit it, letcer, be-
rett5 aud int fernen We ten III fnren.
@tr baben tit I'M erer Mniiereluns Sur
ner aus rerl6iecenen Sbetlen bet l1nipn:
$50 aus Ma0adui ett5> 1873 aus hem
Staate Seem : yrrf 81 aus Yenniylpaz
MEN, 108 aus SEEM > SerieN III aus
Sbip, Midi9an unp &entudn I aus De-
larare, 10 aus Nbpce Sslanp unp 3 aus
@alifprnten. Dr.. G..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02
Curopa q.

Gn9lanr.-G tc &Gni9tn Gictpria
bat am %. Nu9uit ibre Nidreije ppn
pctecam an9etretcn. Nm 80. Musun
mrltc ie ii9 in Nntrtrpen einidihen.
Der Sn9enieur BET atlantilGen Ielez
9ropb5elelllbaft 1T in ben Npeleitanp en-
bpben mproen.
8us ben atlanti11en Iele9roz
pbcn betri7t 70 idetnen bic Nodrtdten
poriiber bic i6limmlten Sc iir6tuneen
gu betati9en. Spn Galentia bat man,
na9 Ylymputb ben Befebl 9el9ift, pa6
cidere Iou> melGes tatt bes llferenceS
ein9efi9t merren iplte> n t 9 absuz
6iden. Oo5 beibt ali 10: Wan bat
tei rdberer Nadfpridun9 eeiunpen, pab
Der 6eblcr nidt an cieiem uferltlde lie9t.
Bur weiteren Grtldrun9 melpet bic Qiyerz
pppler uppit t." IS iei purd eleetlil6 Grz
perimente ermittelt poroen, rab bic 1dapz
baft tie Stele i'm &abel 240 Meilcn
ppn Der &u lte ~entfernt iei. Omar
tcmmt nod cine electril9e Str1muna
purd ra5 Gabel, aber 70 i6mo9 unp matt
oob ite gum .3wefe cer Mitbeiluno ni9t
sn benuben iei. Nu6 benz NQen ldeirt
nun 5erYp5u9eben> bab has &abel auf
benz Nfeere6 9runoe l9mer ldrirt mprpen
it, mabrl9etnli9 pur9 Mbreibuno, unp
rpenn pte6 Der Tou> 70 miro bus fernere
gorbanoenlein Der urladen, mel9e bic
Mb ~reibun9 beptrften, mobriaetnli9 aud
CUR 9 reibun9, T. }. gum 9dnsli6en
3erreiben pe6 &abel6 fubren. - Wie be-
lttmn1t oiele 8efur6tun9 AUDI in 2onppn
9ebegt murpe, eriiebt mdn aus Dem niepriz
gen @ourle Der Nttien Q8O- 500
N. 9, Nbs.)
Ser enalii& @ineflde @ertrog entz
balt mebr 9unitt9e punfte> ais man Nnz
ton96 9laubte. Da6 @britentbum mirb
TN 9orsen &ei6e 9%epulpet merren. Die
Wtllonotre merpen unter zen G9uB DR.
ne11l9er Seb6rpen geteQt unp piplomaz
t1l6e M9enten iplen permanent in pettna
reltoiren. Der Iarif fol- r%eDipirt, mebrere
neue 5afen er6Tnet pa6 &eil len nt9t 9e<
btnoert unp bic SeerQuberet unterprudt
peroen. Nue oiele :3uT9eruneen finp
BON ben faiierliden Gommi0dren perbrteft
unp belie9elt worpen. Trantrei9 unp
England erbolten Die u%mfanenbiten 3usez
itdnonii1e. - Dem peter8bur9er Sournal
sufolse> ilnb bic tetrefenben Bertrd9e am
49, Mai unb am 13. SUM- selalo6en
pproen.
Die S6raeliten in England wplen cine
Population an ben papt iaiden, UNI pa5
&ino zines ibrer @lauben69enu0m gu
Bologna pas Cwetl an9eblt4 Don Der
9etanfD BON Der SnquiFtipn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

ten, Ylanete1 man entbedt 1,te cine reue
Spetie> eiae ,1eue paftete> Elm ne1e6 3u<
gentle.
Die &arte BON Gurppa unterlie9t ale
M%u9enbltde elmer 11el1en &epiiior ; bic
@petiefarte 1T felt burpert Sabren pieielbe
9eblteben.
5S@itens 9tbt es Spetlen> ric ais g.
le9enbettsma8fen III elmer neuen MaSfe
erl9etnen, J. 9. uPotage a la Tartare,"
uOmelette aux cosaques," "Pate en-
Crimee," iopie lie in Bien bel Der u9inre"
uSmer : pal9a Gletl9" unc upiQaw"
batten> pel9e6 I'M @runpe bod nt@t6
,par, al6 ~2unsenbraten"u II. 81 t.
user Elm &enner 1T, Der ia9t gu
ben Masten 1o9let9: SD tenn' bid
19pn."
Die @pei63ettel Der sansen @elt flint
felt ;reibunbert Sabren itereptyp.
Man fam in Yari6 um II SpuS, um
% Sous> um IS Spus el1en ,. ). 1id
ftppfen lafen. Da 1T ;,L'azard de Ia
fourchette," i'm Suartter bet 5alen, Be
ipeif man fir 2 @pu6! Da itebt cit
grocer &e0el in Der Mitte>
unnb eS iebet unb brauiet unb Sil9t>
Wie tpenn @a7er nit Jeuer i@ %menst."
Der @lldlt9e> BET bier fir 2 Spu<
lpeilen wiu> erbdlt bel 1etnem Gintritt Elm
ei9ene @abel ; nit btel er @abel fam e
TT ben &e6el fabren unp l6 iein @li(
bplen!
user tpa9t Is, &ittersma>n rber anafp'>
gu tauden in bic EFT @9lunb 2"
Man fam ba Elm u5orel" BON cine
Saube, Elm uGlG9e1@en" pom einen
S9metn> poer Elm u9eberl" DON cine
State ermiiaen, je na6pem man @lle
bat, mandmal AUDI Bios cine v&raut
plet19en." @p oft man m}ecer :
SouS binle9t, bari man wteoer in BEL
N3aro tau9en, UNI BON @runp ouf 1d
feline perle gu bplen.
@@luB fulst.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

9erre,, sei@iebt - slei& tomu1er. fe nit
Gem @plfe.
@te rpent9 benfe1 fie Bel onoeren Sc
leaenbetten an bteies artae @olt. !
!Sa >pabrlid, Elm armies, bebauernspir>
l1nb Elm arn1er> bebauerSwirot9et~&6>
nt9!-
@enn 1t9 1olde 5erren s1pil4sn @olt
unb &1nt9 ftellen> cann mub wpbl be'z
Zen nnre@t sei9eben.
SON auen @etten 1T man NIT btele en-
Miniitern un5ufrtepsn> natdrli9 bie1e
5erren bitten ii6 wpbl, e6 Dem &Snise gu
1asen
Gntla0e uns> 5err pos Solf niQ ntdt
NIT unS seben unp mir ni@t nit tbm.
@ir wpuen alip tpetGen ; - bic 2iebe
betnes @plfe6 1T baS 5SdHe.
@enn ober oer &Dnt9 cine Net9anS
fabt bic 10 menl9lt6> 70 natlrli9 it, Don
Der man AUDI nidt bus 9ertn9ite @ufieben
MAIDEN %lolte; penn Der &1ni9 etne Ednz
sei>1 GUT @rafn MAIDEN mill, pann
19reit man Setter pann 9el6iebt @ues
i'm Sntere1e seS @pltes> pann 1T cteie
2iebe bic 191nlte perle am &1nt9li@en
Diabem.
limb Sbr wput> bab t9 19meiSen 1ou ?
S9 werpe nit meinem &5nt9li@en
6reunbe reper, wte t9 nit Gu6 repe.
Diele Minilter lino fall9!
Dtel Mini1 ter ----
g. Sbr wtBt> pab ib Gu9 RAID our9=
19aute.
@ebt nur @uren Sang td werp'
ben meini9e11 9eben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02
G orre(ponDfn3fn
Mem Cork, 18. @ept. 1858,

nem- Dork, -. 9ept. 1858.
SYratule 1T Der pplitii9e 9erente0el
be6 Staates Nemz&prt. Die Oempfraz
ten iowpbl pie bic &epubltfaner unD
&nowz 9&otbtn96 baben bort 9lufli6 ibr
0ebrau jn Stanoe 9ebradt. SIS lttnft
9en 5tmmel in Dem 0raoe> bo6 Die Gterne
it@ bic Naien subolten. Nebe Dem 0eutz
i9en Der ii6 bier gu 2anoe NIT Suit ner
ppltttf wtnmen tann st mub entartet
ietn. SD fam mir feline pplitilde Yorz
teinabme pbne. 2iebe uup 5ob oenfen.
@a6 9dbe IS aber bier III pieler 8e;iebun9>
bas man lteben fSnnte? limb 1eltf ;um
5a11en fam man rtdt tpmn,er> neil eben
bic Niepertra@t ft@ 70 iebr 9ebduft bat>
pab man an fe 9ewDbnt 1T uno purd
Ntdts mebr frappirt miro.
Die @erbinoun9 swtlden ben @epubli>
fanern unp &nowzNptbin96 it niGt gu
Stanpe 9efpmmen; aber Grltere baben
bennp9 poS @ertrouen Der Nppptipburz
get peri6er;t. Der 5enfer made e8 it,
men gum @erptenlte pab fe nt&t cen Noz
ttpiften ;u 2tebe Die Dreoz@ cottz Snfamie
btut9en wplten. Damit bitten ie ii9 ia
lelbft ben sails um9eorebt. &ber pen1
fe troy aleoem einen @runo1 ab ter &ncm<
Nptbin9s bic @%erldnoerun9 pes 9eieBz
ltden Nataralil notwithstanding INN Elm Sabr
- IN tbre platform aufnabmen, io ;et9z
ten fe pacur@> pab fie it@ feinen Yffz
ferlin9 um's prtnstp fiin1merr unp bob
ibnen fem Mittel gu i&le6t it, UNI yielz
lct@t eini9e bunpert Stinmen SIT er9atz
tern. Gs 1T 9eraee5u Elm ben Deuti9en
Der eBter Tubtritt. Qa7en mir un5 cenz
lelben 9efauen, 10 miro balp Elm 3meiter,
mod berberer fpl9en. Die republifonil6 e
9artet pe6 Staate6 Nenzgprf repr11enz
tirt, @utt iet Dant, nod nt9t bic ber &C.
iammten Union. Mncer6wp bat 9eBtere
f& ebrli@a 9eSei9t unp oiebt nod ME
Dor gu i&Snm @pfnun9en @nlob. M0>
gen tbr bic Deutiden 3D. no bie6 per SAL
III, treu bleiben. @ter 1T es unter OBJ
maltenoen umftdnpen unm69li@. User
tann unS %iumutben> 9e9en n6 lelbft
81 {t{mmen? @ebe Der Natipnalitdt> pelde
bier in Mn1ertta eiinen Man9el an @eltfz
a@tun9 perratb ! Ginen betannten &npm<
Mot9in9 baben bic &epublitaner* ais @ou<
perneursz@ onbtpotet auf9elteQt. M69e
es tbnen gut befpmm1en ! Man ia9t, baB
mir Deutl9en bier INNER p~er9etens mad
elmer partet lu@en perpe11> bic unlere priinz
cipien S%outdnoi9 Yertritt. Stun mpbl ;
ober wie fam Elm Gbrenmann Demjeniz
gen bic 5anp rei9en, ter ibm feline Ser
a@tuns ms @eii6t ipeit?
&mliant 1T es jebt bic 5altun9 per
peuti@en prele gu beoba9ten. Die uN.zy.
@taot6;eituus" triumpbirt; tire pemu~
fratii9e @ta9e miro pom etnem Mepbtz
fopbeltiden @rtnien perserrt. Der ~pio<
rter" erfldrt 1i@ nit EILEEN einYeritancen.
Sir ben Masen etne6 5einsen finn isltit
&ieieltetne rt@t ;u bart. Die criminal
3ettun9" erinnert an ibre friberen @arz
nun9en unp fam nit &e&t beboupten>
oab fe uniaulpie 1T ami 8lute pfeies &C.
re@ten. Scr Democrat" 1T bS9li9 er<
i@roden unp oerrdtb cine @emltb6bez
,pesuns> beren i& feline lSidpapierne> SER
trodnete @erle gar nidt fir fdbi9 eeba1z
ten bdtte, @utap Strupe ludt mad Ell
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02
~ n e . = taats , 3 t II q.

@barpie, mel@eS man &letn Deuti@lanb
r,en1t, eebSren aue CUR 5ybropatbte, fte
10 den ollie NIT @afler. Gin Ma<
gen, ber !. g. in DRESDEN ~Glet&<
tribe" gu fi& %senurnn1e'l Fat, bat IN f&
ein @rdfenber9 l%berruncen.
SD fam nit meinem beutlden a1ppa:
tbii9en @iener : Ma9en in poris an,-
rnetn Magen bra6te 1einen &inperz unp
&%6bler9lauben NIT, er 9lautte:
Die Welt TT YpQfcmraen aberaQ>
Hp man nar @auerfraut tsfu,nmt int i<mut<
len 6au."
Mber a1etn Ma9en wuroe balp ent>
tdui9t, unb ba mein Masen ni9t 10 oft
eetduldt unb betro9en muroe al6 me{n
5er3, 10 fanp er ii& iebr tetribt, uno ct
b6rte LANCE nt@t auf leiie &laselieber gu
ftn9en:
uWo 1T bes beuti@en Masen gaterlanb 2"
limb mein innerer Menl9 lit lan9e am
5etmweb pe6 Ma9en6, na4 ben &rautz
bl9eln unb Meblipeiabersen Der blauduz
9ieen Geutpnia> unp er lang na@ benz
peutiden Sauerfraut bin:
$50 fnb' i9 Did,
Naa tpeldem i9
Die Deutl@en ale iebnen?
80 la9ellt Du
Wir freunolid gu
1no ltedlt mir in ben 3dbncn?
SD bin nun etni9e Mpnate in parta
unp babe ale &1den uno ale &eltau7
rants bur99emo@t: i@ iu9te u@aucrz
trour unb vM ebl1peile." @{e 2ez
more una'S Mor9enrptb, 70 fubr }@ um'a
Mittoobrpb emppr aus 19peren Traumer
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the
Incorporated village Of Gilead presented petit
ton to the commissioners of Wood c0unty at their
June session. A. D. 1858, (n pursuance of vote duly
taken at the annual election, held in said village of
Gilead, under OF dnance of the council thereof 10
that effect asking said county commissioners to annex
the following territory to the said incorporated village
part of the northwest fractional quarter OF section
s, Of town north of range 8 east thence north along
the east line of said lot to the Maumee rivers thence
Following the bank Of said river to the northwest
corner OF the northeast fractional quarter of section
same town and range thence south on the west
line of said northeast fractional quarter TO the south
west corner thereof thence east the south line of
said quarter, and the first mentioned quarter, the
place Of beginning; and shat said petition is set for
bearing on the 81 dly Of September A. D 1858, at
O'Clock P NJ, az the Auditors office, OF s1d county.
G. L. GUYER
A. j. GARDNER.
S. JEFTERsoS Atty. Agents of said Cornoratian.
June "a, ls55-7w6Si 6s
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24

IN all the leading branches OF ofmanufacturng ldus-
L try the great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute
No tailor. shoe manufacturer, clothie', seamstress
dress-maker. saddlcr carriage trimmer, hat manufac-
turer, &C., &c. afford to do without them,
One thousand Dollars n Year
Is only fair average of the actual profit from the
of each of these Machines, and, for confirmation
OF this truth refer to any of the thousands OF
persons who use them. They adapedt to every sort
OF work, fine upon silk, cotton linen and
woolen 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. we
have Just produced and ready to receive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machine,
Which the most compact and beautiful sewing Ma
chine ever constructed. 1t is ornamcnted in the high
est style ofart and all who il delighted with it,
Ii makes the improved neroced stitch and il capable
of doing greater variety of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine offered Tor family pur.
poses.
1t j. not subject to the objection of using twice too
much thread, and making rayeling seam, like the
Grover Baker: nor is it confined in its operation
to few thin fabrics, liable get out ofordcr and un-
fitted to flax thread like the Wheeler Wilson Ma
chine; but is amply sufficient to perform all kinds OF
family sewing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, 500. The larger standard machines, from
Sl2j 5000. Send for |. NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette
beautiful pictorial paper, devoted to Sewing Ma
chimes. and containing list of prices and all other in
formation on the subject 1t viii he forwarded gratis,
l. NJ. SINGER & co,
ljS Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany. Baltimore ST. Lonis,
Providence, Gloversville, Cincinnati, New Orleans,
New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile,
Newark Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris, France
Glasgow, Scotland
Local agents wanted
AoENrs-E. a. Higgins, Perrysbmg; Wm. Robert
son, Maumce
April 18Th 1855
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24
school Examiners Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
the examination of Teachers, at Perrysburg, on the
First Tuesday in July.
The Board will not be in session during the month
Of August but will hold two meetings in September
of which timely notice win be given Those teachers
who are desrous Of an examination before Autumn
should be present at our next meeting
In addition to the usual course, all teachers VIII
hereafter be examined in American History
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punctaally at 10 O'Clock AN.
j. W. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24
Wood county. Ohio, Court of Common Pleas,
NmCMlinm nllnr Lmnn Icrill. 1879.

f, c. Moore u Co. vs.. Uuldah VI. Wilson, Sarah Kcr-
cheval, Albert kcrcheVal,
- ARAu KerchCval yand Albert r. Kcrcheval will
Ctake notice that T.. &. Moore Co. have filed, In
the court of Common Pleas, Wood county Ohio q
petition against you setting forth the recovery OF a
Judgment by theN against Hudah NJ. Wilson in said
court June term, 1885, for SlI5 $4,000 aud costs its
nou-paNmcnt, and AYERS that the interest of said
Huldah NJ in the estate of her late husband was by
her transferred and conveyed to Sarah Wilson, since
mtermarred with Albert f Kcrchcval that said con-
voNancc was made without consideration and with in
tent to doraud creditors and asks judgment that said
transfer and conveyance be aside and said interest
OF said Iluldah VI, subjected to the payment of plain
tins Judgment. Defendants notified to appear and
answer or demur to said petition hy the ltth day of
August, \. ID. 1858, the will he taken cou-
tcsSed. JAMES MURRAY. Atty, of Pin.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24

Gj- ALMOST EyERNBoDY mas HEARD OF MANN's
AGuE BALsAM.-Ihe attention OF our numerous read
is directed to the advertisement found in another
column of this paper, of the high estimation that is
placed upon this. the grenest remedy known to modern
science. We have never known any other medicine
win so large share of public confidence in short
time this has done, ii we may be allowed to judge
by what read; bpt this should he sufficient plltc.
uary when we such testimonials coming FROM
men of undoubted yeracity from all psrts Of the
try. There can he doubt hut that il is one of the
greatest discoveries in the medical world and deserves
the appreciation and esteem of our readers and the
public Sold by all good druggists.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24

Seventy children left New York for Nor
thern Illinois, on Thursday afternoon, under the
auspices of the Chldren's Aid Society.
Postmaster Fowler of New Yok, has placed
on duty lady, TO attend the window at the Ia
dies delivery.
Tile wool and ivory question has been
settled in gress.-KnorUaIe Standard
And the Democratic party has been settled
in Congress" The people will square off"
with them in October. Let's see the white of
your eye" neighbor--Adianola (lolca) Visitor
WIFE CARRIED Orr BY MoB.--A riot occur
red in MarseiIles La Sale county, Ills, short
time since. A Miss Hogan married Mr.. Funk
against her fathers will. The father bribed
number of loafers, with liquor, to enter Funk's
house and bring away the daughter. They did
So and done n considerable damage to the funi-
ture of the house. Several of the rioters were
arrested, and will be tried for the crime.
There are said to be 803 nunnericS in Spain,
with 20, ,9l3 nuns in them.
"A baby is hourishing in Union county n
c. only % months old, and weighing 60 pounds
F, w Stuban of long Hill, Conn, has some
rye z feet 10 inches high. Comm through that
rye wouldn't be so easy.
-Four men from North Adams in four hours
took over one hundred trout in Dunbar brook
near Hoosac Noun ain.
Three young ladies with their lovers, all
students at the Female College at Holly Springs,
Miss, eloped together on the night OF the 10Th
ult, and were married at Summerville Tenn.
MI Elnathan Haxton of B,eImanviIlc,
Dutchess county,N n. Y, is fatteming steer which
now weighs 3026 pounds. It's grth is nine feet
eight inches; length ten feet; height six feet
This is perhaps the largest steer on record.
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NOTICE is hereby given thai The commissioners Of
~ Wood county have appointed viowers aud ordered
that they meet tho county surveyor at the house OF
Robert Henderson, the 10th DAY Of July. lSiS, to
view, lay out and survey county road vommt ncing
ON the east line OF section D. in Perry Township, where
the McCuthenye Il Perryshurg state road crosses
said luc, thence south along said Nn unit, IL inter.
scots the road running west from Browns Corners
aud there to terminate,
June "a, lS5S--Twt~
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Wood county, Ohin, Court of Common Pleas
NncniiOn after Juno rerm. 1858.

NNAfI"S NUckIln v. NIII1rU IruI.
NTlLLARD TRULl will take notice that June
w u.s. 1858, Charles Bucklin fled, in the court OF
Common Pleas OF Wood county, Ohio, petition set
ting forth that You are indebted to him promis
sory note executed by You him September II, 1851
payable four months after date, at the Central Bank
of Cherry Valley, ia the of two hundred and htty
dollars with seven per cent. interest thereon since
Jan. Il, 1858, and and twenty-five hundredth
dollars OF protest. and asks Judgment therefor
GU will answer dcmur TO said petition by the 18th
day of August, H. ID. 1885, or in default thercoriudg.
ment will he rendered against you according to the
prayer of the petition by confession at the next
Term of said court thereafter. An order of attachment
has been issued in said action.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of Plf.
Inn ~ on
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SS- During the past week we have had
excellent corn weather and farmers ore very
much encouraged. Much corn has been plant
ed, and that which was up has grown very fast.
We saw one field few days since which look
ed very nice--the corn being almost large
enough to hide the ground.
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Shcrin's sale.

Potcr Lenk, vs. David Maginnis.
DI virtue Of an execution to directed aud
Odclivered, in this case from the court OF Common
Pleas ot Wood county. Ohio will offer for sale at the
door OF ths court house, in rerrysburg, on
sSaturdey, August I, 1885,
between the homS OF II o'clock NJ, and o'clock l.. NJ.
of said day the following real estates Twenty acres
on the north cud of the west half of the southwest
quarer of section number twenty (90N aud twenty
acres of the north east of eNShat OF southeast quar-
ter OF section number twcny-throe (23l township
number tive (5 north, Of range number ten (l0) east,
in all 20 acres, in Wood county Ohio.
G, W. NORTON, sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty Of PlH.
lima ~ =
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as~The Court House correspondent of the
Democrat again made himself ridiculous last
week, A communication in another column
exposes some of the very foolish and untounded
assertions contained in his letter, The author
OF such production certainly deserves more
pity than censure.