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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24

James Murray vs., Julia Roseberry, ct. al
Dl virtue OF an execution to directed aud doliy-
Dcred in the above euttlcd case from the court OF
Common Pleas of Wood county. Ohio. will offer for
sale at the door os the court house In perrysburg
Saturday. August Z, 1858.
between the hours Of ~ o'clock NJ and o'clock 2. NJ
ct said day, out-lot pumber two hundred aud twenty
(l2O0 in tho new survey oc out-lots in the town OF
Perry sSurg, Wood county Ohio.
G. W. NORTON. sheriff
JAMES MCETtv Atty Pro. Per.
lima
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
Cash Up--Important to Everybody

Hereafter no oadvertisenent,willbe admitted ntothe
JOURNAL until it is paid for "ept where there is
special to the contrary and in all cH'e'he
person presenting advertisement for insertion'Wi
he held responsible for tho same. We cannot pay our
debts with accounts Tom, Dick ana marry t""o
we know nothing. The cash system is better tor all
,,.r,;as on3 are sbaU adhere to IL.
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sheriff s sale.

Peter Lenk vs. John Nccdcr and wife.
Dl virtue OF writ of execution TO direct.
ID ed and delivered from the court OF Common Pleas
of Wood county, Ohio in the above entitled case, |
viii offer for sale at the door of the court house in Per
rysburg, on
Saturday, August 7. 1858.
between the hours of ~ o'clock NJ and o'clock N.
of said day. in-lot number five hundred and twenty
three 52Sl In the town of Pcrrysburg Wood county.
Ohio, with the nppurtcnancos.
c. W, NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of PlG.
June ~ lSbS--7wIS2 IS
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IGR--None Of our citizens have this necessary
article for sale, and thersiore Capt Hall has
made arrangements for bringing ice from Toledo
every day during the summer. Those who de-
sire it shonld make the fact known that he may
be able to meet their wants The Capt. sells it
at very low figures, and no one should permit
himself or family TO suffer with heat when a
lew pennies will prevent it.
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sherih's Sale,

Jesse 5, Norton, Jame' Murray, partners, &c vs. Jo-
saph p. Corey, et al.
DN virtue Of an execution to me directed and deliy
bercd from the court of Common Pleas Of Wood
county, Ohio, IN the above entitled case will rer for
sale at the door Of the house in Porrysburg on
SATURDAY, August 7, 1885,
between the hours OF IL o'cock NJ and o'clock r. NJ
the following described real estate South west quar-
ter ct the southwest quarter of section number one
% OF township number fou' a. Of range number ten
O) east; and the south half Oi the northwest quar-
ter of section number two l21 OF the same township
and range, all IN Wood county, Ohio, Containing one
hundred and twenty acres more or less.
o. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MuRRAY, Atty. Of PlH.
june "a, lSiS-7wjs2 gR
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Eg-Attention is respectfully solicited to the
advertisement Of E. D, Wiley, who has just
opened tin shop in this place. Mr. w. is an
industri9us young man, a good mechanic, and
therefore deserves we'll at tn, hands of the pub
lie. We hope he will receive that encourage
ment which bis enterprise merits.
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Sherin,s sale.

James Murray. Henry IL, Dodge, vs. Nancy Brewster.
Df virtue of an execution to me directed and
bdeyercd from the court of Common Pleas OF
Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause, |
will offer for sale at the door of the court house in
Perrysburg,
Saturday. August :, 1853,
between the hours of l2 O'clock and o'clock NJ.
of said dav the real estate described as tract number
forty seven l7) of tho Maumcc and Western Reserve
Road lands in Wood county, Ohio.
G. w. NORTON Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of PlH's.
June a. lS5S-7W5S9 Is
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GhrriiT3s Snlc.

Michael Myers ". Joseph Crnys.
pI virtue Of ia writ of execution to me
AOdirectel and delivered from the court of Common
Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled
cause will offer for sale at the door of the court
house, in PeTysburg, on
saturday August :. 1858,
between the hours OF u o'clock NJ. and o'clock y NJ
OF said day the south part of the southwest
Of section number nine CO.. of township number five
(5 north, Of range number twelve I2l east in Wood
county, Ohio c. w. NORTON, Sheriff
JAMES MCHRAY, Atty.
June ~ lS5S--7N5S2 50
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oC- We can scarcely pick up paper which
does not speak dspargingly of the fruit prospects,
Apples have been extensively injured by the wet
weather, and will be scarce next fall. Peaches
are generally doing well.
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~ At the meeting of the stockholders OF the
Perrysburg and Fndlay Plank Road, at Bowling
Green, on Friday last, Messrs c, Haskins Geo
Mercer, VIM. Crook Sr., II. c. Lawrence, aud j.
C. Wooster were elected Directors for the en-
suing year.
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) 0Cs- Some colored men in Warren recently
gave one of their own men severe cowhiding
for being bribed to tell pack of slave hunters
where they could find an escaping fugitive.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24

9s3>The board of Education have called a
meeting, through their political organ, on We'd
nesduy evening next, the S0th inst at the CEN
trail school house The object Of the meeting
will be to hear the report of the committee APP
pointed at the last meeting to investigate the
annual report Of the Board, and levy tax for the
expenses of the current year and to complete the
school house which has been constructed in the
Eastern division Of this school district.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24

5a5>We have received at too late an hour for
our paper a series of resolutions adopted by ro
cent temperance meeting in Bowling Green, also Q
communication on the same subject from the
same place. The resolutions highly commend
the course of our Prosecuting Attorney, ]. f.
Price, Esq, in the prosecution Of liquor sellers,
and pledge him an ardent and united support.
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We invite attention to the extract on our first
page from the proceedings of the recent Illinois
locofoco State convention. What will the
Douglas men Of Wood county say to modern
Buchanan democracy now? Will they be true
to their principles and adhere to Douglas, OR
will they bow to the will of their masters at
Washington and ignore all Of their loud proles
sions of devotion to Douglas and The principles
for which he cOntends.
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SheriG's Sale.

Jacob Myers, vs. Mary Roose, ct al
(G virtue Of an order of sale to directed and de.
II livered from the court of Common Ploas of Wood
county. Ohio, In the above cause, will offer for sale
at public auction at the door OF the Court House. in
Perrysburg, on
Saturday, August :, 1854
betwt en- the hours of ~ O'Clock NJ and o'clock NJ
OF said day. the following described real estate: The
west half of the northwest quarter of section num-
her seventeen l7) of township number five j) north
of range number twelve 2) east containing so acres
m Jre or less IN Wood county, Ohio.
c. w. NORTON, Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of Plf
June 81, lShS--7wJS2 C8
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Sheriff. anln.

Erasmus D. Peek, survivor of Peck e. Robertson, vs..
Charles V, lenison.
virtue of execution 10 me directed and deliver.
ISed from The court Of Common Pleas of Wood cnun-
~ Ohio in this will oer for sale at the door of
the court house, in Perrysburg, on
Saturday, August I, 1883
between the hours OF IL o'clock ~ and o'clock r. NJ
OF said day the following real estate; Lots number
thirty hrtythree and thirty-four 1872 33 43t1
IN block number one a. OF HOLSTERS subdivision OF
the town oil ferTysourg, Wood county. Ohio
c. w. NORTON. Sheriff,
JAMES MURRAT, Atty.
June "a .l559-7w5S2 50
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0C- l.. F, Dubbs, one of the commissioners
g on the Milton & Montgomery Free Turnpike,
has been removed by the County Commissioners
on petition of the tax payers on the road, and
John Buntley, of Milton township, is his sue
Cessor.
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earlt will be seen By the advertisement that
there will be a pleasure ride on the OliUs Branch
tomorrow afternoon. Strawberries and ice
cream will not be bad to take on the lake Shore
and the ride will be most pleasant.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24

CE-lt has been currently reported shat Han
'nibal, the great elephant advertised to be here
to- day, died in Garfield short time since
This report is contradicted and those who visit
the menagere to-day will be able to decide for
themselves.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24

ag-John Patterson has been sent to the peni-
tentiary from Fulton county for stealing two
horses from Nicholas King
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24

@S~ Geo. Hufford was considerably injured
last Friday by being caught in one of the Olive
Branch's wheels.
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aD-Mr R. Moses, of Lichfeld, Medina
county, o., manufactures about eight thousand
dollars worth of leather gloves and mittens per
year.
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ES>P. c. Love, of Plain township, has left
shanghai hens egg with us which weighs very
near four ounces, troy weight
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DarThomas Ferrel was taken to the Peniten-
tary last week by Sheriff Norton, assisted by A..
Bloomfield.
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Sheriff 'S sale.

F9HCTII : SNIp.
Jesse s. Norton, james Murray, vs.. Henry Haskins
ct. al.
- ! virtue Of writ of execution to me directed and
@ldelivered, in the above entitled cause from the
court Of Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio will
offer for sale at tho door OF the court house in Perrys
burg, on
Saturday, August 7,1S5S,
between the hcurs of IL O'Clock NJ. and o'clock r. NJ
of said day, the entire interest of Henry asns in
lots number 100, 49, 1872, IN, ~ in the town of Por
tage, in Wood county, Ohio.
G. ". NORTON. Sheriff.
JAMES MuRRAf Atty. of PHI.
June a. lS5S-7WJS2 SO
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gS-The communication of s. j., on our first
page, contains many valuable suggestions to
farmers.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24

Wool brings from 20 to 335 cents per lb.
in Columbus, being about l5c per lb. less than
last year.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24

aa- Mrs. F. Holenbecl1 has our thanks for a
basket of very nice Strawberries.
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as9-Our young friend Doan BIinn, clerk in
the Bank has purchased the right to mOnutac-
ture the " Granite State Corn Shelter" in ten
counties in North Western Ohio. This sheller
is faverably spoken of by all who have seen it
work. Its cheapness, simplicity and perfect
adaptation to the business for which it is designed
must recommend it to corn raisers as an inds-
pensable companion. We are pleased to learn
that Mr. Blnn contemplates manufacturing
these machines in this place, and will soon be
prepared to fill olders for them. They will
probably not cost to exceed Sl5 at retail, and
one will she'll all the corn that one man can feed
into it, 1t runs remarkably light so much so
that boy can turn one of them an entire day
with the greatest ease. They will be advertised
next week.
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Wood county, Ohio, Court of Common Pleas
XncntiNm after the LMmc Eerm. A. ID. 1873.

Julius Slim, vs.. Charles G.. IIemenway ct al.
NHARLES G. Hemenway will take notice that in
Oiius Bnn has filed petition against him and 9th
ers in the court of Common Pleas of Wood county.
Ohio, setting forth the recovery by him at the June
term, l55S, of said court, Ola Judgment against James
Bellvlle for the al S20j Sl-0O the issue of an
execution thereon and its levy north half north
east quarter and tine north half north west quarter
of section 81 township 6, range IL, containing 100
acres more or less, in Wood county. Ohio; and that
the same is encountered of record by mortgage to said
Hemenway and others giving statement thereof and
asks judgment that said land be sold execution
and the proceeds applied to pay off the liens thereon
according as the priority and amount thereof shall
be ssccrained by the court. You are therefore not-
fed TO answer or dcmar to said petition by the l4th
day of August ~ d. 1858, and in default thereof such
decree will he entered against you the court from
the proof adduced before them, shall deem advisable
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of Plh
-vE
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Notice.
FNHIS is to certify that note calling for eight hun
L dIcd dollars. givcH Jan. lat 1897. to Simon B.
Manly. obtained by fraudulent pretenccs and |
will not pay it except under cnmpulsion.
june II, lS5S-bw3Sl 4. T. DONALDSON
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Rhodl Be1n, Vs. George G. Benn.
CEORGE c. BENN will take notice that on the
NllSth day of June. 1853, lthnia Bcnu filed against
him petition in the court of Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio setting forth that April t. 1854 she was
duly married to him; that she liyod with him Il
faithful wife until about the LIST day OF November,
1851, when he abandoned her; charges against him
gross neglect of duty, oXtrcme cruelty on his part
ShacIfcr The petition prayS for divorce, for the
custody of the two infant children issue said mar
riagc: Agnes aged three years and Alice, aged one
year; and that reasonable amony he granted her out
of the estate of her said husband and that until Il
final decree in the the defendant be enoinod from
diSpo,ing of any of his real personal property cs
peciay north half of north quarter section num-
ber %, township number north of range number 10
east in Wood county Ohio. Said petition will be heard
at the October term to wit October H. 1898, of said
court. JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of Petitioner
June 81, 1SjS-7wGSt s.
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FRE.-About two o'clock Wednesday NOR
ming fire broke out in the south end of the
wooden buildings on Front street, known as the
'ryler Block aud in about an hour the whole
was burned. The buildings We're owned by J.
s. Tyler, insured 81 200; S. Thompson, insured
5000 and the Estate of M. Tyler, no insurance
The buildings were occupied by VIM. X.
Bartlett, stove and tin store, who had but few
days before bought out p. p Fusselman, loss
$1,000; VIM. B KrdIeL tailor, 5000; Auer
grocer, $500; Bllstine, grocer, 5000, insured !;
Mrs. VIM. Cady, millinery store, VIM. Cady,
ambrotype artist, $500 Magee, barber shop
Isaac Dryfoos, clothing store, $780, DR.. p.
Beugrand. $3.50; L. Hatfield. The dwelling OF
Mrs. Nj. Tyler was in imminent peril and was
only saved by covering it with wet carpets
The firemen did. nobly, and there were several of
whom we could speak as having especially re-
commended themselves to the praise and adm.
ration of our citizens. owe hope the Fire De-
partment may have something done for them by
the Town Councl.) This fire has made great
hole in our business housesand we do not see how
they are to be Accommodated. The entire loss can
not be less than $4,000. 1t was undoubtedly
set on firc.-FrcmOnt Journal
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J. w. I, M'MULLEN,


tNRIlSiE Arren Co., o., March r. lshl
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Principal Oncc aud sale Rooms. No. G. East Pourtr
ST., 3rl Bulins from Main st, Cincinnati. O. Jnb.
oraory in Hammond 81.
For sale by rrcN Il li>MLroS. Pcrysburg o.
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DIED.


In woodvillc June a. at . o'clock A. W., HENRy L.
EYsrER, aged Is years l month"; and e days.
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From Rev, Mr., McNluLLEN, Pastor of Rul,rrts rh,,l
tNptNNNruLIS. Oct. 3, 1857
Dr, G. " topACK-noor Sir: have used ,npr
Blood Purifier for a nervous affection from, which
lave suffered much At times. While IL hn, "A uIco.,,,
taste, ii certainly has happy effect upon tho nerve,
Please accept my thank, ior your Kind regarJ and be-
lieNc me,
Yours w. L. MNItIIEN
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The corr mttee of arrangements have made the FOL
lowing selections for officers of the day:
PRESIDENT.
GEORGE WILLIAMS, Esq.
Vice Presidents.
GEO. POE, JAS, DONALDSON, SiLvANUs llATch, Esqs'
Marshall.
J. II. REID, Esq.
Chaplain.
REV. G. A. ADAMS.
Reader of the Declaration of Independence.
ID. w. II. DAY. Esq.
Committee on 'FOasts.
ELIJAH ELLIoTT ASHER Cook, WIN. X. CARR, Il. a.
HGGINs. and GEORGE STRAIN.
Dinner will be got up in the grove, by Mssrs Woos-
ter Il Trueslae good tim0 is expected, and ireindS
OF sobrety and good morals invited to attend and
take part in the meeting. J. SMITH, Pres OF com
JAMES w. Ross, Sec.
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GLNERAL DEDILIVY,
'Null MclkneSs, b1rrcuness. diseases of the wonl
oahness OF the back, lous aud Limbs,
AFFECTIONS OH TlIE LUNGS.

hrohcnitS athmn pleur.sy. cltrrh, Influenza cough
aud all other disorders il administered before The s
ease has struck mortal blow at the groat vital or
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JNL0UR.--By the barrel or sack Corn Meal, Mil
H. Feed, &c, kept on hand, aud delivered the cor
porltion free Of charge. =. K, MILLER 4 CO.
May l3 lS5S--l
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EOR SALE.--l6O acres OF land. 8 miles south of
II Peuyfburg, on the plank road. a comfortable
house. good orchard and we'll, with about 30 acres
Improvement on the place. Terms easy Inquire Of
May l3, ls5S--l T. X. MILLER & co.
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Wood county. Ohio Court of Common Pleas
Vacation after June Term, 1858. Petition
for Divorce and AIimOnV.

june o. 1s58--7wG$3 oS W '''' VI ; ''''
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