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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale of Real Estate by Order Of Cour,.

ON the 10Th day of May, A. ID. 1853, between the
Ohours of 10 O'Clock NJ. and O'Clock r. M at the
door OF tns Court House IN Perrysburg Wood COUNT
Ohio, will be sold TO the highest bidder the following
real estate, az the property of Ava Gilett deceased
to wit; Lots and q in section q GIlead; also the
southwest quarter of the southeast quarter aud the
south east quarter Of the southwest quarter of sec
uon OF town north, of range east containing in
each piece 40 acres Of land. Terms: One-third down
one'third In one and one-third in two years Defer
red payments evidenced by notes interest secured
by mortgage on the premises. s. JEFFERSON
Administrator Of 4. Gilletts estate.
April 10, ls5s--i9w5S2 SO
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probnte NotIce,

| TAMES More Admir- OF Joan More, eccased has
81 filed his account in the Probate Office of Wood
county, for final settlemsnt Said will be for
hearing on the oath day of April, 1858.
WIN. EWING Probate Judge.
| Anril | le5s-47w3~
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NOTICE ishcreby given that thoru will be peL :
~ tioD presented 10 the Commissioners of Wood
county, NJ their regular meeting, In june next for "A
road sixty feet wlo, described as fJOys: CpnIneu.
Gin at tho southwest quarter nf section 2S in thu
township of Bloom running north on snid soc zion
line TO terstGt the center road aud there So tcrmi,
nate, MANY PETITIONERS. r
April 8 lR5S--i8tyIx
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Alta chment Notice.
DITCH NOVICE.

THE land holders of section "a and rs, are hereby
notified that the trustees of Montgomery township,
Wood county, Ohio, viii meet at the house of Ste
phen +, Day, on Saturday the lst day of May next,
for the purpose of locating ditch water course in
said sections, running in northwardly direction, as
it seems right and according to law, to an outlet.
STEPHEN f. DAY.
March ia lg5S--l5w6SI TX
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.

GEoRGE STRAIN viii punetuaily attend to albusiness
entrusted to him nthe several courts Of Wood aud
joining counties. Ohice-same as oecuriedby Mayor.
June rs, ls57-7ly.
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sc-"Thomas" will have hearing next week
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LNfaAL NU,Fis.A.

JOllN SOLEATllER. Harriet Sherman. John j.
y sherman, Mary Aun Hammond, Marcus Hammond,
Dorha Soeather, CothorinO SoleNher and Julia dun
Socathcr will take nutice that petition wns fled
against hom the 2jd dav of january, A. D. 1885,
in the court OF common pleas within aud for the
tyot Wood, by Charles Soleathor and is now pcuding.
wheron said Charles Soleathcr demands partition md
assignment of the dover OF Dortthu Soaathor In tho
following real estate to wit: The south half tho
south east quarter Of thesOuth west quarter cor aud
the south west quarter Of the southwest Quu ter co.,
section four; also the east half of the sout-east quar-
ter Of section Eve S0} also tho north cast quarter OF
section eight (i0l, all OF town three north, OF inrga
eleven east, containing in all one HI ndred and eighty
of said court the said Crles Solcacr will apply for
an ordorthat dover be assigned and partition made OF
said premises
CH NltLES SnLEATilER, Petitioner.
s JcFrERsoN, Attorney.
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IMPORTANT 40 RENTERS.

'INHE undersigned, anxious 10 be released from the
l. care and labor OF the management OF her farm and
being careful also TO obtain an Industrious honest
ant gives notice thai snch person desiring to rent
can obtain good situation by calling at the Howard
House, on tue stone road nine miles east Of Perrys-
burg good house will be furnished the tenant if he
has family. good team and all necessary farming
utensils furnished if desired. The farm is large and
there Is good opportunity for u large spring crop.
and good quantity of hay,
Call soon. il will be rented on the first opportunity
March 25, lSj8--f6G p. HOWARD
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Unnrt of Cnmmon l'lens, Nnnh CnnntY, Nhio.

MltNpW NnO rtOn W. A. u, t~nlth.
rKNlIE slid A B. Smith will take notice that petit
tion has been fled gainsi him by Matthew AUdcr-
son in the Clerks Office of the court of Common Pleas
Of Wool county. Ohin, asking Judgment agunst him
for SS9i 50, being tho amount due on a iudgmens
against said defendant from the district court AL
lcgheny county Peuns lyanid rendered in said court
Nov q 1857 which remains unsntisied with interest
said $9J3 5i since Nov. lSj7, and that an order
of attachment has been issued IN said action and
less said defendant by the LIST dty oi june, lS5s,
Judgment will be rendered against hIin by default.
j. T. PRICE, PA 5 Atty.
AnriI I9Ip-iTwSG3 ~
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Gherin,s Snle.
YIN IL Eminm We Innnthnn Snlsh,

VIM. H. Ewing VS.. Jonathan Salisbury.
DY virtue of an order of sale issued TO me In the
Dabove case, from the court of Common Pl ,as !
will offer for sale at public auction at the door of the
Court House, in Perrysburg on Monday the 10th day
Of May, A. ID. 1885, between the hours of eleven and
twelve o'clock a. NJ, the following lands and tene.
ments, TO wit: Tho northwest quarter of section H.
in township four north of range ten east. in Wood
county Ohio, containing 100 acres or less.
ASHER Coos Atty. &. W. NORTON, Sheriff
April 8, l85G--4Sw5S2
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AttnchIneMt Notice.

Wm, K. Fctk vs.. JmlCS FOttcr
Before j. d. Jmith. j. T. Of Plain Twp, Wood Co.. q.
I'M the Goth day of March, A. y. lo5s. said Justice
' issued an order of attachment in the above action,
for the of five dollars, AMI sis dollars probable
costs, VA. IL rECk.
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NE w GOOD 8.
] AUGUSUTUS HALL,

HAS this day returned from New York City and
IL Boston, and is now receiving his mammoth stock
Of Spring ~ Summer Goods which were purchased fo!
cash and will be sold reduced prices Further par
ticulars next week. April J. ls5S-47.
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peru. Mlami County, Ind, Aug. 4, las

Dr. c. w Roback; have resolved so much bonait
from your Scandinavian Blood purifer and Blood Pin
that thought it my duty and Is no less my uclna
ton, to give you stat'ment ut my case. | was for
years afflicted with that hane of comlrt and nRce-
cy in business. dyspepsia To recapitulatc oil the
called remedies which have used to rid myself of this
disease. would indeed make melancholy cat. loguc--
also consulted with the best physicians could hear
Of induced to try your remedies through the in.
huence of friend. and after using them few DAYS
was greatly benefited, and in short time less thnn a
month | was entirely and permanently cured. was
also afflicted with most violent nervous headache
which suppose was produced bymy dsor,otcd ston,.
ach for when my dyspepsia Lett me, my headache lei,
with it. now feel better in all respects than have
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NlNNlNNAVl, FfiuNN sept y, 1891,
Dir. RopAcK--near Sir: Having hGcn afflicted with
neuralgia rheum1tiSm tor the past year aud half
and having your medicine, called the Srandiua-
van Blood Purifier, highly Recommended by gentle
with whom, am acquainted, was Induced 10 try
it, but not before had used various other medicines
After using two bottles felt its effect very sonsby and
upon using two more ionnd myself pcrectly cured
You will allow me. therefore, 20 congratulate YOU mon
making discovery in medicine which is proving itself
be worker of such wonders in the diseases of the
human family GEORGE s. BENNETT
Local Editor Cincinnati Daily Enquirer
INDiANAroLIs. Sept. ., 1857.
DR. G. W .RoBhCk--Dear Sir; Having been roublcrl
for several years with extreme debility aud weakness
much so that was unable to attend to my ordnIaN
business at times, aud having heard OF tho wonderful
cures TINT your scandinavian Blood purifier and Pills
were effect ng was induced by friend to try then
have isan using the Purifier for the last twelve
months and fno tho medicine fully equal to lis recon.
,nendatons So yalus c u It's to that cannot
now dispense with the ot ,!at my advanced age of
life -seyenty.scyen years. . E..
choerlully give this information for tho b?naft os
those similarly affected. MORRIS NORRIS.
Tho above certificates and many others can be secn
at my Office by any one at any time. Get ono of my
Family Medical Almanacs, gratis from my agents.
Mandatory, Sales Rooms and Office, No. q. East
Fourth street, Sd Rilding from Main street Clncn O.
For sale by PECK y HAMILTON, Porrysburg q.
LAsKEY T. Co.. GiLEAp; Wa II, Hoop BowIlNu
GRgEN; W. " Ii. HAsRiNs, Portage; JouN A BRAD
NER West Mil Grove AMI by druggists and merchants
generally ... .....
January %. lSjS--3SIv.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-06

All honor to her. our Mother benign,
Who holdeth her ancient seat
On yonder hill, where the charms combine
Of valley and lake at her feet,
With winding river, and towering line
Of mountains, that seem to greet
The descending skies; where the splendOrs shine
of morning and evening with pomps divine,
And heaven and earth their glorics join
To r-pIcr the scene complete.
The crystal wave Of the calm Champain
70 us shall symbolic
That mirror of truth, which not in vain
She has held before our eyes;
Whose clear revculings again and again
Have filled us with glad surprise.
The isles of beauty that lie so plain
On its tranquil floor, and he gorgeous train
OF hucs too vivid, too bright to remain,
Reflected from evening skies
Are emblcms that ever shall bring to mind
The high ambition that fired
Our souls, the hopes some post to find
Of honor dreams inspired
By her that was wont our hearts to bind
With magical letters that tired
Us never nor chated The wide country confined
BY the limiting hills, so remote, shall remind
Of the broad fields of truth through which she
tdesisncd
We should roam; who Nspired
10 know whatever the slgcs knew,
Toexplore thc domain of art.
To wrest her secrets from nnturr, and view
With free receptive heart,
Whatever of perfect and fair and true
Might be found in every part
Of that higher world we were lifted to.
BY her, who gave Us vision new,
New thoughts to think, new deeds t" ID
A compass and chart
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-06

The NOTORIOUS Dr.. HOWARD, of Bradford
was brought up tor trial sometime since,
when he filed an affidavit that he was unable
to procure the attendance Of an important
witness. The trial was therefore adjourned
to the 18th inst, when it was discovered
that Towards affidavit was entirely false SO
far as respected the witness. After severe
reprimand from the Judge for trihing with
the court, in making false affidavit, Howard
was remanded to Jail, where he will remain
till the next term of court, unless he succeeds
in obtaining the bail of $l7 900 required on
the five indictments standing against him
So says the Calcdon'0n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-06

off at the Lake House. The spacious bal
room now the best of its kind in these parts,
was brilliantly lighted and decorated. The
Germania Quadrille Band furnished CAPT
tai music, and Youth and Beauty met and
chased the glowing hours with flying feet, till
informing,
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The BAcCALAuREArE SLRNoN


President Pease took for his text the 18th
verse Of the sixth chapter of Matthew, " "
are the light Of the morM. We have
in the text Il union of corresponding OPP
posites. 1t calls up before "A world with
out light, such as is the earth when night is
upon it, when only spirits OF darkness are
abroad, when the stars alone shine to show
that though earth ,lumbcrs Heaven is awake.
Into the darkcned soul God shines by his
spirit, and the man becomes special messen-
ger of God, u living cpistle of God known
and read Of all men thus he becomes the
bghf Of Nh" worH Tho main divisions of
the Discourse were as follows
l. Tho ~ord necdS such a HgF. This
p; vas suitably developed
=. There is Hghi for He ,co,lH. The true
light now shineth. Christ, the perfection of
humanity as we'll as the brightness of the
Fathers glory. in showing what was his end
on earth. showed the end of living for all
men. In his prayer. "rhy will be done ~
is light, the light OF life. The way to reach
the end, the impulse to it, aud the strength
to pursue it. are in Christ
.. But men cannot receive and transmit
the light p0sacc(Y. They must do it in the
conscious exercise Of their powers The
light bearer must know himselt-must see the
end of his being in the glory Of God and
mans bless .dn,ss in Him, and then he will
know hi, f'l,wmon, will rightly view the OBJ
ject and operation Of civil government, and
will understand hi, duties.
Mr. Pcasn next touched upon Christian
Honesty, IL a tust of the true light
bearer. fh" ChriStiun is tho only
man who Ina. noi his price; he is incor-
rurtible Just so far ms he is a Christian.
Finally, the knowledge and realization Of
the true end, furnishes a true guide to the
Sentiment Of Honor This head Of the dis
course was dwolt upon al some length, and
the Apostle Paul, ever under the control of
duty-infjts.L ana tremulour with the love of
others--eyor willing to conform hi. habits to
those OF weaker brethreu--"vcr the protector
Of the l1wy-fhc scathing rebmker of un-
righteousness, combining the courtesy Of
christian kindness with the severity of chris
Cl.:...-.' - ''''
'''''' "
Al c'hoi"S'on' t'e IT Sid''t addressed the
class, whJr)se, Is usual, II RECEIVE his parting
words OF instruction. lie urged, in a few
Impressive words, upon the young men, the
truth that II Religion las claims upon men,
1t has double claim On educated men. They
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-06

1t was rumored that there was to have
been Balloon ascension from the Fair ground
Commencement day. We have heard moth.
ing more about it, except a report that the
Balloon burst and that after the explosion tho
females were seen rushing distractcdly round
in search for their male protectors, whether
blown Up or not we have not learned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-06

The PRoFEssoRsHP OF GREEK We are
happy to announce the permanent accession
Of Prof. NJ, II, Buckham, (whose connection
with the Institution has been thus far a tenn
porary one) to the Board of Instruction of
the University. He was formally elected to
the Chair of the Greek Language, by the
Corporation, at their meeting this morning
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-06

Michigan is the first to inaugurate an
Agricultural College, As yet it has only
accommodations for one hundred students
At the commencement of the present term
there were but twenty-eight vacancies, while
ninety-three applicants appeared and were
examined
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-06

The other day clerk in store at Wheel
ing Va, discovered, in a coffee sack, note
OF the denomination Of $ 900 on the Royal
Bank Of Brazil, piece of silver coin and
twelve gold pieces OF Brazilian coinage. The
treasure had evidently been placed in the
coffee sack for safe keeping The lucky clerk
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-06
FIFTY-FOURTU COMMENCEMENT
OF THE UNIVERSITY OFvERNONT.

The public exercises of the present Com
afternoon, with the customary sermon to the
graduating class by the President OF the
University
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-06

The anniversary exercises Of the Society Tor
Religious Inquiry occupied Sunday evening.
The discourse was by Rev. SAMUEL. HARMS,
d, d, of Bangor Theological Seminary -
individually attain the great results Of lle.
The words Deyelopu.nt and Evolution, are
the ans ,yer :, this tuoetiop A. tho man
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fiYMN

Lord, regard 10 great compassion
lhese for whom we raise our prd 81;
Dlgss tho culture Inou hast given
In the fruit their lives shall bear.
May these lives by grace attended,
In thy service, Lord, be spent,
And, increased, to Thee bu rendered
All tnc talents Thou has lent,
In the long and stern encounter
With the powers Of Sin and Wrong,
tive them grace, U Lord, to conquei;
Be their Bulwark sure and strong.
Wheresoever Thou dost place them,
Make them valiant for the Truth,
Battling in the might of manhood
With the earnestness of youth
Let the comfort of thy presence,
Through LIES dark and weary ways,
In their hearts be strength aud galnfss,
On their lips be songs Of praise.
For the sake Of Him who suffered,
Christ, the well-beloved One,
In thy kingdom, Lord, receive then,
When the ! fv-long march is done,
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SlO3,S5G,12o /

Judge whether the statements explicitly
denied are exaggerated or not The
specific appropriations alone, it will he
observed, are over eighty-one mibonS'
The item of remaining appropriations Of last
year, it may be said, will be balanced by a
year s account. But there is nothing what
ever to hinder Government from spending all
this balance before next July, and at the
past rate of expenses, it is probable that it
will be. Even deducting this, the expenses
amount to SIS ,000 coo for the year; and
besides there is the inevitable Deficiency Bill,
which has yearly grown larger and larger.
1t is hoped that the revenue may cover
half the expense the balance is to be made
up by borrowing shiftless borrowing, with
out any provision for payments, any attempt
to decrease expenses, or increase the revenue
The credit of the United States is good, say
our official Gnanciers, we will borrow what we
want,-others must find means of payment
The present emergency is all that We need
care for.
And the only excuse lnr tots enormous
expenditure, and want Of thrift, i, that the
Republicans, lursooth. ,o,cl Tor t., heaviest
appropriations, and are ther fore r,spunsible,
although in the minority Ignoring COM
plctcly who asked for these appropriations who
reported the bills, and who were the control
lin. non MI tl,+.t tI.,,,,
what straits must party having entire pos
session OF the executive and legislative
branches of thc government be driven when
it is forced to cast upon the minority the
responsibility for the appropriations
AccIDENT.-A horse took fright on College
Street, Tuesday evening about seven O'Clock,
and ran furiously down the hill, turning in
to the sidewalk, just in front of Mrs. John
II. Peck residence There were three ladies
and boy in the wagon, who We're thrown
out,-one, Mrs. Bergholz, on the fence, and
another, Miss. Hart, against tree Both
were bruised, Miss. Hart severely, but no
bones We're broken, The other lady and the
boy escaped without injury The horse,
after smashing the wagon just at the head o
the plank walk, ran down the hill and was
caught on the square.
We learn this morning that the injured
la lies are both dong we'll,
Eastman, Of the Montpelier Nt.) Patriot,
is terribly indignant over his removal from
- n n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-06
Republican State Nominations.


For Governor,
Inland HALL, of Bennington.
For Lieut.. Gore,nor,
BURNHAM MARTIN, of Chelsea.
For Treasurer.
HENRY NJ. BATES, of Mortified.
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS-.
HON. HOMER E. ROYCE,
of Berkshire.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY NOMINA.
TIONS.
For Senator's
LUC1US E. CHITTENDEN, of Burlington
E. D. MASON, of Richmond.
JOSIAH FUTILE, of Essex.
For Assistant Justices.
DAVID FISH, of Jericho.
JOHN WORK, Of Huntington
For Judge Of Probate.
WM, II. FRENCH, Of Burlington.
For States attorney.
E, r. HARD, of Burlington.
For !Shc?G
y. Il. FLANAGAN, Of Burlington.
For High BaibF.
HARMINUS HALBERT of Westtord.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-06
THE EXPENSES OF GOVERNMENT.

Our readers will remember the statements
made by Members of Congress before the close
of the session, relative TO the probable ex-
penditures of the L. s. Government for the
coming year, rating them at over $50 600 goo,
which the Washington Ln'on, and in its
train all the Administration papers, ihdlg-
nantly denied proving onclusvely to them
selves that the expenses of Government would
be but SOS 900 600.
We have now the official Statement made
by the Clerk Of the House, an authority
which they will hardly venture to dispute =
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-06
INCIDENTS OF COMMENCEMENT.

On Monday evening the several college
Societies held their Annual reunions, the
Sigma Phi at the American Hotel, and the
Lambda Iota or Owl Society, at the Lake
House, while the Delta Psi went down to
Shelburne on especial train" OF the
latter we have no particulars. Major East
man, of Montpelier, delivered Poem, and
j. s. Adams, ESQ, an Grafton, before the
COWS" The Poem before the Sigma Phi
was delivered by Lawrence Myers, Dr., Of
Plattsburgh, and was followed by speeches
from number Of the Brothers, The occa-
sion was an exceedingly pleasant one, as
indeed they always are,
We suspect from appearances the next day
that most, of all the Societies, didn't :" so
home till morning"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-06

FoR THE WooDs,-We learn tat party
passed through here Tuesday evening en-
route for the wilderness of Northern New
York, composed of Professors Lowell aud
Agassiz, Dr. Holmes, Ralph Waldo Emer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-06

CELEBRATION or TIE SOCIETY FOR RELIGIous
iNquIRi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-06

Came off with its due cclat on Tuesday
evening. In spite of the rain the church was
crowded to sufiocation. The schedule of
speakers and subjects was as follows;