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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17

ssi;.,;.os feYfyai" qDeStiODs, ne EjsD itAl'gayh
,,u4eystG,,d that we aEe pot N be considered ~
endorsing my opinion, but that which We, 10
mo,ds of0ar mn, ezPress
Ga. 1ergga we notice that the lat NUN.
Der of the Ssientiae IDaeyican c"Diradietz 4
statement lately made in IN columns about Gas
Hetefs. This statement, which we published
81 The lime, 1t miil be Tecollected, vent on 10
state, among other hdogs, tina: the gsr meters
manufactured by f. noted establishment in New
Yoyk-tfnt NJ Samuel Dowps-were objected
U by consumers bfcmse they we're ~ COL
strncieJ ~ u play iDto the bands Of the com
uafics. Br. Downs offers the fullest opportn-
mites ~ test the accuracy Of any Of his rnetera
lie Gays that he viii satisfy consumers that there
ig no article more correctly measured than gas,
-zssssp-
M0Eg CoEGlJsAiox@L AHgHrTfgs, The Senate
NJ the United States, It seems by the telegraph,
iealous n tbe high Standing to which poriianen,
tary dignity hid recently arisen IN the Iouee Of
KepresentadYc8 net itself Ill right by IN all
night session, In tie course Of the nights sea-
hion.-jnst about the hour when tiic strength If
the oysters and the fumes Of the whisky. taken
along after midnight, were dying ont IN their
Senatorial stomaciea, M admirable and well im.
proved opportunity occurred 10 Mr. Keystone
Stats Cameron, to call in question tic imparii'
nifty Of SIR Border Ruliinn Green, when Mr..
Border RnIian Green, with becoming spirit,
sung ont "lhafg not 30" This brought out
Htill more explicit md Iess delicate rioindcr
from Keyslone Simon, when tho first net wos
ctoyoI With the bold, nnnisiakablo, dhelIo pro-
voling, "llo direct from Border RulIian man.
Act the SECOND opens up highly proniaiug for
scnsniion time 10 the wny Of nm outside rot.
tIeiDent Fof the mhticr. The Keystone owns
himaelf "rnsponsiblc,' and Mr.. Border RuGinn
'nccds only five minutes" to settle the lash.
Pistols aud coffee Tor two, wc suppose, isncNt
I'm Drdrr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17
DENTISTRY.

THE andersigned respectfully sasor the pable ,hatt=
haze a4s9cate themselves together FOR the prac;e
Dentistry Ther ~ Market street i--t
Monroe AMI UaIon s-s-,l Fh=-e tsy E happy to -,
their friends aad all others Eisias the services
Dentist.
They both students anfor yerai yearstie assist
DR.. HaIihen and the senior partner ha
been constantly eEge II the himself tn
last eleven years airing ie tns he has uain
With OF the ieaiinz Drutsts almost all III,
Uaited Statez, and ftmiarised hlmse
with tte VArisas p=cuaTtirE ia operating They there
fore feel confident Of being able give satisfaction
to all vino may favor them With their PATRONAGE.
ABR ROBERTSON, NJ. D.
Whe ling, Nov Is, 1857. JAMES ORR.
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puE WINTER ABRoAD.-The Winter appears
to have been very severe in all parts of Europe
The papers by the Europa furnish the following
items:
'In Scotland, n man on his wny to his we'd
ding was lost in the deep snow, and when found
was frozen to death, within mile of the resi-.
dence of his bride. For the first time in the
present century, the river Pc has been frozen
over Mt Ferrara, in Italy, for some time, ndmit-
ting the constant passage of man and bcast.-
The usual severity of the winter in that part of
Italy has caused great mortality. Accounts
from Asia Minor describe snow storms, in one
OF which Greek monastery was buried, and
the five monks had TO be eXcavated by the Turks.
At Malta, the snow which had not fallen since
the Russian cOmpaignc of 1912, was some feet
high and accompanied with hni and tempests.
4 letter dated Constantinuple, February Srd,
says:
'Snow has fallen, without any intcrmission,
for fifteen days. There has not been winter
Of equal severity for more than twenty years
The snow has extended to Smyrna and the adj.
jaccnt district of Asia Minor, and even the
Greek Islands are clothed with whte--an APP.
pearancc most unusual and remarkable. The
navigation with Odessa is entirely closed. The
disasters in the Black Sea, Sea of Marmora, and
the neighborhood of the Darrianelles, have been
numerous. The casualties have been chiefly
among the native craft and Greek vessels; but
there have also been few losses of British ships
The Suiferings Ofthe poor have been very acute;
their habits and hahitations are not prepared to
resist so inclementa season. Many of the poor
est dwellings have tnmbled down from the
weight of snow on their roofs, for they little
more substantial than castles picard board, and
very few are weather tight"
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TRUST SALE.

Household and Kitchen Furniture.
DY virtue deed % Trust from Thomas wIt'vn M,
BEARING the 9jti March, 1861, recorded ia the
clerks oer OF the county court for Ohio county in Dee
Book ~, aZ % sLlll, Monday the z9i March, 1855
at the boarding Of Mrs Thomas Witteu, Main
street city Of Wheeling, sell the highest bidder
public auction, whole tn. Household and Kitchen
Furniture contained in said boarding house. conveyed 70
by the SAID deed
Terms Of Eae, Cash. J. s. WRIGHT, Trustee
GHo F. WICSHAN, AuetIoneer. illl1
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1. u ". II.
CHANGE h PLACE OF NlE ETINGs.
NN and after March 9th the various Lodges and En-
~ clmpments Of Odd Fellows will meet in the Hail.
OF Market and Quincy streets Post Once,
trance by Quincy street, rs fOll1ws:
Franklin Lodge No. 10, on Monday Evening.
Abrams Fec mpment No. !, the fret and thf.d Tuesday
Evenings Of each month.
WIN. Tell Encampment No. 81 the second and fourth
Tuesday Evenings OF each month";
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 49, on Wednesday Evening.
Virginius Lodge No 3, on Thursday Evening
Pamela Lodge No. So, Friday Evening
wheeling Lodge No 80, on saturday Evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17

0ce Coargtsc7oss. We surrender large
pDsti9r, NJ otr editorial space today, t" tbe "a
vors NJ our contributor,
IN the matter n tie He'npseld rad and t''@
,.r,lilioas yeYiyai" question:. ne riso itaIgay3
uo4ersb,oI that we are not N be considefed ~
endorsing my opioio'. but that wi'ieI, We, in
mo,ds of0nr mn, ezpresa
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Bargains! Bargains! !!

Bargains! Bargains!
ON account OF my being rented head, ~
" fsE pEeentsous friends, (tEO OF them being m
employ the time) will nave by the fret Of
April, and having any place Of business for fsg-
months, until house comp tet-theTrioFe
have concluded TO ski orr NY ENTIRE STOCK q
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
nearly price private Sale for EeeL Gals
commencing this day. Now Is your time Ladies and Gvn-
tlenen all. and goods ehedfsr thGit
ySn bHy them at Gfefi0H!
TERNs;-An $40, cash; 500, note a Cd
DAYS approved securtv-at No. 80 Main street. Cen
tire Wheeling. lmi9l JOHN K0EAER
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DIR. s. P. HULLIHEN.

In ~ III ALAA6-N-
OFFICE. 80 u. FszrsA s-=e-I. asar,..
PfsshT--FizE ClErch
uTF%t -, sIaaz,le-zrz IEk.a ezFr-ss;y fore zach "a
-411-Itl-zlaT eas=- Fz7i s=fs - Is--a. Or 49,.
Of ssEE, ass5= via Arrzat Gzz- T. Gan rsss y ,
eoatassas SID Fee-tfe ess sI-- flr Tsrtfs
or TlihV1fGa1s EyzI-IysA-
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y B-Msssrs z 0. take pleasure in referring, by p
miss0Tf- 20 thu foiiourinz gentlemen:
II. u. Weed D. D: Hon Geo. W. Thompson HisII"H. A.'
Caldwell Morgan nelson Esq., b VI. EpI, ESQ, DR. Joi
PTissel DR.. W. Bates, DR.. R II. Cumnins, Dr.. e. 4
Ill lreth. ORA Told, Taiiant DeaPiain, John Kuris
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SrRENarn AND HrArra REsTORSpl-Mr John
Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh, on
the Pennsylvania Canal says; "when COM
mencCd taking B@rhaye's Holland Bitters
could hardly walk. Now, enjoy excellent
health"
HEADAcuH AND DEnmIrY.-Mr. Silas j. Lis
comb &c birmingham says: II have found in
B0rhRVo'S Holland BitterS n remedy for head
ache and Debility. My wife has also used it
with the greatest benefit"
Mr. a. 5. Nicholson, Of Pittsburgh, also re-
marks that no has cxperinccd much relief from
its use for headache See advertisement
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ROF Rent
For Rent
To Let

THE is-=s rlr-Asss Ersa-zE sz-y s. r-e.1ti7 ,s-
5aals y H-AFEE
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Trust ale.

DR. virtue % DEED o. Tras; eE@sstsd - Wz. II
II Russell Waa- L. N=Afs- ard 09.=rs 49, y=.y Il.
i,SIs aGd % record 10 tie CisFks e Gs comfy.
Deed Book -, pzze 535 e. sz.i gals- ezeTy
the front dsOr % the C3zrs Hat= a e71Efy
day THE zts day q APEl s5s. I've Lots szsret n ~
original plat % S0rth Wheeling, - A. 3 a. E
thu EeztsTn dfEsIoa e te nae b5uate5bF WI Hais-
NeIre and West streets EIii@s aituat~ Mel
Ilg Wint0H GLazs Works.
Terms rzade knoEa day Of zzie Posssssto1 =TsB
the I5fii day Of Jsiy, IsS5- I. C. HeAFEE,
TahlT-d Trl1ts--
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
REMOVAL!
30 OK BINDER

wv T. MAIDS yoaId Iafo-- Dc r1stl= rss a-ass
W moved bis B3ok BaieTy IL lassr -
Tie eoTEeT o Q1lney ane Hzia EsFeetf. (szaEse
osneyl ard Il prepared q In
u Liz husfDeEB in style InssTiGr 8=T -stas.
in the West EAIs
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TRUST Sale.

ID virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed to me by J2h-
ID YoldelaT, dated the tWentysecOnd day Of Septe
1875 and OF record in the Clerks Office Of Ohio county,
Deed BOOK 40 81, page %. &c, will sell pu'Gs ca
&C the front dor Of the 0OaFt House Of sal eSiat
Monday the sch day IS Lot numbsr II,
10 what formerly called HitehietOWn, Souffi
Ing. Said sale Is made 70 satisfy note given b. sai -
deiar John Sehoecke described in said de-a aefLz
MI n - - - Frsles-
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Connections ars made BY through trains a. follows
Al Cleveland with trains for Toledo Detroit Ches' am
the North est; also, for Erie, Dnnkirk, Bunao, Na1-
Fails and Canada.
At Steub=nve and Be;lair, with the Steubeny- I1l-
Centra Ohio Railroads. for CAdiz, Coshoeion ea-
ark, BarnesVe nesVe, Wilmington, Lancaster Codnl-
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and st. Louis.
At Wheeling, with B1limOTe Ohio Railroad for Con-
bsrianL Harpers Ferry, Baltimore AMI Washington 0is
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CouueeaFoaa.

Excursion Tickets bridgeport Pittsburgh and e
turning, $3.50. Good faro days only.
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But one train from bridgeport to Cleveland daiIylsa
bridgeport 6:lO \. NJ
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Cleveland, Pittsburg & Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.

RAIL ROAD.
ON and aer Monday, March lS5S, Sundays exeepie
~ Trains will run follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
11O P II Mall Train stopping all stations; arrive a:
Pittsburgh AZ S;55 p. 81 and bridgeport at as
PM.
1926 P II Express Train stopping all regular stations
(Ea>t Rochester and New Salisbury are dag sia
Iioas Tor this train) and arrive at Pittsburgh Al
1.jO A. ~
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
$50 A. ~ Express Train, stopping at al regular stato-l
arrive at Pittsburgh at II ~ A. n. and al Cie'e
land 2;55 P. ~
4f0 p NJ Mail Tram stopping At all regular stations AZ
arrive at Pittsburgh ut SIS p A.
LEAVE PrrrS8UitGH:
600 A. NJ Mali Train, stopping all stations AID arrive
ut Cleveland = 2=5A p. NJ and at Bridgeport >
11;O5 A. NJ.
400 p NJ Express Train, stoppiT ut regular states A
rive at Bridgeport Mt SAG p. N.
Rat one train from bridgeport to Cleveland dailA's
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GROCERY sIOCK FOR SALE

store NO.l $40 SsaFket street Fer Hent
VARIETY Of chniee Groceries, being the TTeseil
IA Of said store, viii be sOli On favorable tern a.,
One who viii take the ras- Tor year from the ESQ
next TIE purchaser can have possession if1meiiaisii
HENRY l. REID
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FIST Ar11Va1 OF the peas "
Goods, Stationery wan Paper, Ge.- which vlssa -
ileted will Nurpass, in point Of variety and qaais'
''S,s i Of the kind ever offered in the city PAYNE
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Amour GIRL's NAMES. IL YOU are a very pre-
else man, aud wish to BE- certain of what you
get, never marry a girl namel Ann. for we have
the authority of Ljudlay Murray aud others that
an is an indefinite article" If YOU would like
to have wife who is zone of thousand YOU
should marry an Emily or an Emma, for any
printer can tell you that ems are always coun.
ted By thousands.
If YOU do NOS wish to have bustliuC hvabout
wife, you should not marry one named Jenny
for every cotton spinner knows that jtnnics are
always on the go.
II you want tn marry Belle, il is not neccsss'
ry that YOU should b. sexton, Just because you
have to ring her at the altar.
1t YOU marry oua nlm'i Mtrg1rat, you may
fear Cor The manner that she will cnl h'S DAYS
for all the world knows that Pts,' were made
for hanging.
The most inceSs1ut writer in the world is on,
who is hound to Alkaline,
Y'u may adore your wife huf YOU will b'
surpassed in lovr when vour wife is D'r1
II Won wish to succ ed ~ lit' rs a porter vo,
should marry Caroline. ani treat her very kind
": for So long IS Won continue to do this yol
will he good 20 Carry.
| Many mon of high moral principles, ona wht
would not gamble for The world, still have no
! reflsed to take a Bet.
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Sheriff Sale.

9 Faireid .ii It Co.'S G liz FMnPlG1p CoMnoS PLEAS
Susdnnah Belt, et al. VS., John Smetters ct. al,
DURSUANT to the command of an order of sale
ty. Ohio, and to me directed, will offer at public
sale and cry, at tbs door OF the Court House in
the city of Lancaster Ohio, saturday, August 2l,
A. d.. 1858, between the hours of TO o'clock A. a..
aud o'clock NJ the following described real estate,
situate in Wood County, Ohio, to wit; The south
east quarter Of section number three j) in township
number four a In the United States Reserve OF II
miles square, the foot of the rapi 7 of the " HnI
river of lake Erie, containing one hundred aud sixty
1907 BE- sold for not less than twoth,rdA OF
t4e appraised yalu. The above described trlct OF
land appraised AT 50 per acre.
IEHMs OF SALE.-One-thirl purchase money in
hand, one thiid in year. and the balance in two
years, with interest the deferred payments from
the day OF sale. 4. w. E3ilfIi, sheriff of
HUNTER ~ DAuGHEETY, Attgs. Fairfield Co, D.
July l5 ls5S--lSNtSl 80
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Council Of the
Y Incorporated village OF Glead presented u petit
tion 10 the commissioners of Wood coanty at their
June session. 4. D. 1875. (n pursuance OF vote daily
taken at the annual election hcll in said village of
Gilead. under dnanee of the council thereof to
that cttect asking said county commissioners 20 annex
the following territory to the said incorpo ae village
70 wit: beginning at tho sOut corner Of the west
part OF the northwest fractional quarter OF section
s. of town north ot range oast thence north along
the line of said lot To the Maurice rivers thence
following the bank of said river to the northwest
corner of the northeast fractional quarter Of section
Z. same town and range; thence south on the west
line of said norh-aast fractional quarter 10 the south
west corner thersnf; thence east the south line nt
said quarer ant the Hrst mentioned quarter, to the
place he ginning; ana ,hat said petiNon is SEQ ioi
bearing on the 81 day OF September 4. j la3S, at
ocio,A =. A. a, jla Audi .ols Office, Of ~ county
G.. 2. GUNER
4 }. GARDNER.
:, ! TrrVsoH At'v. AgeuIo oo, sua toVp,euoo
: lA.N :, 1 49,. .nN,4 -
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The Seeds of Death in tho Blood.

We would draw the attention OF all who think and
reason, to DR.. Roback's advertisement. This great
Swedish physicians claims to have introduced two
autidotts to corruption in the blood which, operating
through that aud upon the whole system eNpa thcre
from every manifestation OF disease, While cXplur-
ing Scandinavia, many years ago, he discovered the
Herbs which enter into the composition of his famous
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier and the unboundod
success of those preparations in Europe and this
country, the belief that malady, internal
or external, resist their curative action. In dys-
pepsia, liver complaint, intermittent fever rheuma-
tism and diseases Of the bowels they would seem to
be infallible,
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James Murray, vs. Jsa tosebcrry, ct. al
ID virtue Of an execution TO me directed and delv
- red IN tho above entitled from the court Of
Common Pleas Of Wood county Ohio 1 will offer for
sale the door of the court house in Perry sbUs, U
Saturday, August Z, 1898,
between the hours of 2 O'Clock NJ. aud o'clock =.
of said day out-lot number two hunhr5d and twenty
(22O0 in the new survey Of ous-luts in the town 0!
Perry s5urg, Wood couaty, Ohio.
G. W, NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty Pro. Per.
jane 2I lSj8--TW5S2 25
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n-y~ SOMETHING WORTH KNOWTNG.-we

h55~ SOMETHING WORTH KNOWTNG.-We
would call your attention to the adveI ement of Dr.
Manns 4 que Baisqm, which appears in the columns
of our prese number. pleased to be able to
an article advertised in columns. All the qunck
nostrums Of the day are giving way fore IT, and it
seems truly, to work by magic and IN all cases effects
cure. Thi. is indeed q great discovery and Il be
hailet with pleasure by thousands who have suffered
and tried. and tried. and suffered year atter year,
throu yhout the western country, know tn spe-
cdc is in tne reach of all This invaluable remedy is
sold by all good and responsible druggists.
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MARINE BEEs.--As Captain MarSha's sloop
United States was sailing down the lake Tues-
duy night, he discovered a swarm Of bees going
over his vessel. BY making sunlrv noises he
induced them to stop aboard Of his craft. They
collected en- masse at the mast head and after
they had become quiet, the captain went ololt
and hlved them all safe They are y noble
swarm and were making good time for Canada.
The Captain says they are the first swGrm he
ever saw at sea.-ROcb. Dem.
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gs-Lake Erie probably never had more water
within her banks than she has this year. Many
fields along her shores that were cultivated last
report that the water pouring over Niagra Falls
is six feet deeper than usual. The water in the
Maumee at this place. which is on level with
the lake, is several feet above its usual stage at
this season Of the wear.
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TNhE land owners of the west half section II, and
L the west half section l3, and the northwest quar-
ter section H. and the nort-past quarter section ~
and The east half section t. aud the east half section
H. Portage township wood lnty, Ohio, are hereb,
notified that the trustees oE said township will meet al
the house of Joseph Jarvis, on ednesday the 2th o
july next loc the purpose OF locating ditch wa
ter course to commence at the north west corner OF
section ~ thence north the section line to where
said uie crosses II Jlmans swamp land ditch. and
there terminate. JOSEPH JARVIS.
June 10, Ia5S-5WG& ~
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asr One of the editors OF the Toledo Times,
(the same fellow that took notes of the Decara-
tion of Independence when read on the 5th,
thinking it the oration,) became so enamored of
Douglas that he followed him to Chicago, and
what he did when Douglas sneezed we are not
at liberty to mention, but it is said to have re-
sembed ' democratic thunder"
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10 The Republicans Of Putnam and Paul
ding counties are ready htrnrsSed tor the battle,
and will make good report next fall. Tha
corruption of Steedmln, Blcku5 & Co, wdl b.
fully exposed, and the pro-sIav,ry pariy win
come out rather slim, if we are not grea,ly mis-
taken in the sigus of the times.
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Muse ITEMS The editor Of Placerville pa.
per rac,Ytlv married Miss Muse. We calculate
now tha, hi, facilities for getting muse are scarce
" equalled. that he will attend particularly to
his Muse department, and publish items which
no other editor can properly father.
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ass-A writer in Life illustrated say9, the
a. limits OF ordinary life for any species of ami
mtl is about li~e4imes tie psrio.l of growth
AS consequence, the ordinary period of Ii e III
man would bo about 100 years After ullu,iu-
to many facts to show that our habits of llt,
cut short our existence and reduce its pleasure,
the same writer says; ".Under favorable con
di,ions, and conditions that are by no mean.
beyond our reach, but in fact practicable, every
human life should extend to beyond the age o
one hundred years" II that be true, how many
suicides and murders laily occur!
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E9-We learn that p. G Thomas, Esq, who
keeps a hotel on the Plank Road, is an excep-
tion to the general rule, and that .ha public are
permitted TO get water at his well. This txcep-
tion is honorable and reflects much credit upon
Mr.. T., which will be duly appreciated by the
public.
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Ruui Notice.

NOTICE is hereby ggeu that the commissioners OF
y Wood county have Hppunel viewers aud ordered
that they meet the county surveyor at tho house ot
Robert Henderson. the lGth day Of July 1853 10
view lay ont and survey q county road CONNIE ncng
Oh, east ine OF section o. in Perry Township where
the McCutchenyile perryshurg state road cr0sser
siil line, thence south along said lin until il inter
SCOTS the road running west from Browns Corners
and there 90 tet etmnate,
Juue n, 1S5S-7w4F
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as-To-day "wednesday our streets have
been full of wagons loaded with corn. Boyers
are busy, and we hope some money will get
scattered through the county.
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Sheria,s sale,

Jacob Myers Mary Roose. ct al.
DY virtue of an order of sale To directed and de
ID vered from the court of Common Pleas, of WOOD
county. Ohio IN the above cause will otter for sale
at public auction, at the door of the Court House, il
Perrysburg, ON
Saturday, August Z, 1855
hetw, en- The hours of IL O'Clock NJ and o'clock = ~
of said uy the following described real estate The
west half of the northwest quarter of section mum
Der seventeen N7) of township number five (5) north
OF rnngr pumber twelve lN east. containing 80 acre
N Irc or less, IN Wood county, Ohio.
G. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MUnPiY, Atty. OF PlH
IS5S--TwISp GN
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GS Post Master Powers his our thanks for
some very nice young potatoes aud beets. We
don't wish to uuduly excite the oprettcs of our
readers, but we can't help remarking that the
above vegetables didn't so bad with young
chickens as an accompaniment