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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

In Allrn was p'ace1 trial yesterday, ou 'n'
.,se q passing oouneeit bills on the Nn on the Corey
ti,o ,Isuk oad sua at other public houses %
spI... Allan and syyes,.I C@,n snA. or9,o ",
n,. I .uc f,ev. cha at even tavern T1ey were hnsy
dt.,,.os Tsppau sv,In, ty Mr. bere aidus ,
u. px sh ra Friepd took ion into cuto Alien pu
,,vsei bills u l mouth but BY the application OF well
I,. h. n made dissorge Both were irproped ont
McCtersy procuring bail t tDJ parts unknown mr h"u
the bi is taken from Aliens m'u
been passed a. hs house, ana
oth,s testified u the effect The detebsc attempted u
.1x the bills pe.sed BY McChsncy aud that defend
t =. Ant Of their spurious character The jury found
h s ~ forgery tbird 10 answe the usual
b.. stated his isbt samuel Stsnshury
o ase boru in Gil ton Cvury w. no tr,fe aud had
b n Sstr Prson befe lie scatenced to State ffson
Tor Eve years
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
N-EWJERSEY IIE1NS.

FATAL AccrprNT os THE RAILRoAp.-As the
New York and Eue train passing along near Boil
irg Sprlug GU Thursday night, man named Aaron
Whrter went out upon the PLATFORM from which hs
sas thrown under the wheels, aud when taken up was
dead avipg been cut to pieces. Deceased was said
a. be urcerthe inRneuce of qaor. His remains were
seut 10 Port Jervis, where his family resides.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

The BOARD OF CiNYAssERs.-The Board of Can
unable to conco1e their abors yesterday,
In of the Donrecept of the returns from
both Districts of the Fourteenth Wart, and the lld
Dsirict Of the Sixth Ward which has been sent back
for correction. Tie official vote will probably be an
nounced TODAY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
Rrceipt. Of s'rodw,e-Nov. IL,

Ry Erie Ratrodd-225 bbl. vpi.sy, asa do. Flour. %
Pkg Corp. Prov.ous - 20. Butter IS do Ashes.
So Cheese. - Lard. Is pays TooVco 1850 .drs
Leather "a" roll. De-. 40 btl.s Wool lf5 DO. Cotton
nv Rfrs- Bo1n-i9n ~ obi- flouf 3Ss bn-h Wh~s
"a u Corr. i5Ss fo Oss Sod, IA lev. ass d. Rvs
Il pkgs. Ashss. llt WhisAy. sui !. S3s d.. Beef
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

SUrDES DEATH.-Mrs. Louisa Bender, residing at
No 57 Second street found 6ead in bed yesterday
hs by her husband. Ga TbuTscsy evening she
ssus and sssstd her husband in preparing
UIon flushing her work che retired and yesterday morning
.kebipa her husbsrd discovered she ana dead She
had sajct TO attacks Of heart disease The coroner was
notified sDc viii bold al inqur,, this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
By TeIegYaph.
Cu.prFSTOy No,

CHARLESTON Nov Il.-Arr. bark Aodeno, for Boston
SAVANNAH, Nov. 1.-The ship Fanny fosdick 10 ~'~
!cs>, but wa partially Insured ,... o., 5sv.
i2-L-Ihe C. steamship Florida, arrived a. noon ''o'''
sl vel.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

FIRE DIPARTMEST MATTERs.-On Wednesday
evening a.t the meubers of Engine Company No H. T. D.,
tous hons their engine which has decorated and painted
ty Mr. Re jamD F. nownes The occasion celebrated By
the members BY collation. given their friends ia the engine
Owen DENIM is the foreman and Company 10 In
good condition
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

FtRr-R R.tweer II and O'Clock Yesterday morning
Ere occurrco in the dwelling Of r. r. RaPeeyes 10 soutn
S,,nn ,,re.t Hsot LADDER Company N" z the only
e. .nx py,.,lt .oon suished the aAues quantity
.f b.ddius and som furniture were destroyed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
CITY .>p COUNTY.


81 tT:a.:.s sc's: &C. =
TLe cfmme.crai # Cincinpari --y-;
An in'orIiiai conference was he'll Yesterday be-
,we.u aruubcr - houiholfers in the 'ovlnston ant
l. xi,c,or rn-d AMI the Directors which rr-u'fe
rs,t rr-aiisfacf. rily II ia undertoci al oor
INN nf the boudhobiers willing tn rsive the pay
ueut a. one coupon IL the present Board will take
fr ~ among the bnninoders three new Directors, IN
,lsc, f n r.. now in uffice, who w0ud retire
=" rgis propo.i,iou il wonli appear j. NOT acrep'ei
he ,ie r. rd Sane of tre BIS informed b N inof-
~ begin IA donht the intention ct the C"npany 10
my interest Tie request. on The part nt me i'rm "
=, L. ol wei The nouination Of three Directors would
seem uio b.. reasonable.
~, Boston rrarele, conuaicts the report that the
Rank of Brighton will lose SO, 600 by the misconduct
q iis late cashier. IL says;
=. r,, ,b, h.s. sourres we have ascerisinef tha'
,he Il. felt stands on the books al Sib'J ana WIN
this rhar.e against the nstitnnon, tne sntPi' 'u'
$3.50. -. But e bark has und"Ih'"d H'an' ",
r.rllt he defoit ont of the cashier pnd- An' -
r. llsie,sl which accomplished the surplus VIII 7tani
$37.sI2si. .,oooo oh
fssy so Coz sre in dispute with the fANenU III vi
Raj ard .houl' the latter bank prevail. ne btnS
- Krpl tn w.udthcn be- left with surplus OF : NJ
-; TIE doubfu paper IL smsll IN AMOUNT, aad IL u
COZ rc'uded lat les thereon can III no case eAc'c
So n.
r., ra,, i. =. he has long de- red snd pr"p'-e,
:. n urr,,,ly vulurtay one and was taken win rel
er.r 10 .wu con ,nce simply, ana NJ ,Ins, t'e
vlsle- of Ill tie Directors He siill serves nn ''e
Il, md and il d most energetic and vauaOe OihcsI'
To he FSi,oref Tn. v y. Tribune.
SIR: TEe course of reasoning upon whicn you oise
vur sr'ipaiinn of a REDUCTION e" receipts TO any c'h-
.,d,iahe extent of roads connecting with ne YVES
un, lnye sone force as 10 those roads W zen are u
,erdit upon tier through traffic, but tu's rnii'ey
n atuicniilv 10 those whose m in Onffs q" etf"-
ircs are from the way traffic Take for nst t'e
NV York Central Road. whose way receipts 'h"" An
.xc :, II t., lrast 33 & cent over th"sc nom 'He
though traffic and then look al Inc element "i pr
ard nc .ase of I, way traffic more part CT
larv that 1t pn-s, GER, which Is :" b. found N the
fact that the Roar inrongh -ncc ssi"n ot large
Aou,l il aud rapidy-growug towns along ITS wno.e
rrute. -
/ j. this feature If the New-Yurk Central " iirh
di,tirgui,hs Il from all other roads Ia the conn'Ty
and Il, taken IN ueciiou with tn virtual m0n"p y
If lie rnai~ W ch secured hy the con-phihlpn,
IT, large passenger travel aud abl, and honest manage
II e,t uI i wy should MT the sfock b. n 'I i"ves-
mei'i 1t na. not only paid but earned e cent =
Hlrum foin it, existence, aid through sca.on ot
pa IT, an prsif alton of busines aud ny opilon L,
at upon the revival of business next year, 1t VIII
begin uLd continue 10 chow al Increase ot prohts
Which III n foni>h - most sangune friends.
Aels iork Nov. u, 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

TIE Rev. DIR. Furness the Uoitariap mi lister Of
Piiadelpbis breaches tomorrow in Brooklyn at the
Rev. Mr.. Lopgfe.low's church, will be noticed by
AN advertisement in ~ other column.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
BELOW-l ship sns ! bark.
WISD-Dufils the day, from n. n. Z.

II. steamer Po,omskA ashore Hos Back lies In the
sane p,ou; lighters takinz out II exfecsse
th.t sle can be fostd the cargo 10 ske1 out s
wa. bg. N Hoook.n In 1854 10 x37 aud rass sad
owned By Joseph Alien Of New Bedford.
The RussiAn frza,- Grand Admiral was towsd 70
large a.pc. dock Ills s-rnoou BY the eatus W. H. "eoo'
and safely snored up al high water.
Tie bark U,sh Yates from Havana and before reported Do
low in L the Lower Bsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

DIED INA COUGHISG FIT.-Coroner Reddng held
sn qoe upon 6eore El~en the engineer Barren Island
ysstsosy wh" did in coughing fit with which he sud
denly sizs3 The lack Of respiration produced
IL, hinge, which he immediate Of his death Yer.
dict Ia ACCORDANCE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

During Thursday nght tne res'ueucc
Vt Henry Tphs1er Of Warren and Me' 'er strees
by buTssrs AUD ebout elto worm oi poe' %
i-t.n The spParcl Of young lady visiting the iay
" ally al tzsco. . - ,u
The spanDeus OF joseph Meyer Of Warren snd Msr
o.. entered fuTns his absence ard robbed OF jewell
r., ,ilye. spoon. snd clohiog, valued a. SiSo.
M C.,'s d.uce In Grove entered and e75
so,th Of property wa tskeD.
TIE .s. night stieup was made 70 enter Mis-. Lsveys
,n,llip.rv ,,o No 7e Montgomery street but the bsgsrs
!. BIZ, be ans med did ot effect their object
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

DhowArD Justice Bedford yesterday heId an 10
ques, NJ 90 body 81 james resn hremsii OF ooau .
Al. who nom tse rama plank the nght previous and
verdict Of sccid.n nta dro~ nihs eueeeu
leaves a wie aud two children IN Li'eiPVVI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

FIRE.-A fire was discovered Yesterday IN a two
stoy avenue sanford snd Spen
.xtin.u,.h,d with slight aAse by a'o
enc Ladder Company No and Engine No. L.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

Rus OvER.-A little grl, IL years of age was run
in Myth SkilGan street yesterday by
Lace. with Potatoes, belonging TO D. CJons She wa.
80 Ie,dt'ee Hes5 BY Gus Of her legs will to be
Al puts sted
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13


r,sk near sixth was badly scald.d ye.'ed,y 80 sr
% s into n, OF boiling The chi va I, .oSU,
yS.rs' OF age It's injuries are severe ou' " - F
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
The following is an abstract of business in the Cen
TIE following note addrc .sed to the editors of
The Bulltin, Phil.delpma:


PHILADELPHi,, Nov. II, 1853.
"CESTLENEs: We have dispatch from PITTS
turgh, informing us that the Supreme Court has
decided The If the BoudbOldeIs -geinst Allegheny
County, and has granted peremptry mandamus
commanding tie Commissioners [ levy the tax aud
pay the Interest on tie bonds The Judges stood four
IN favor of and one against the Application ~f the
bondlolders. Yours &c, j. K. e. n. B. Fay"
Tie New-Epgaud FIRE Insurarce Company has
commenced busile at Hartford, with weli-secuced
capital Of s200,r00. Tn-ir Office is 10 the Charter Oak
DLADg in tie rooms Lately occupied by the Iatfori
FIRE In,uren;1e Company, corner o. Main ard Pratt
streets They have cclready Issued quite large num-
her Of policies, and have ap 'eatdr, for may more
Inis Company commences business under isyoraole
circumstances. NJ. George A. Dresser of Boston, has
been seected as the travelling agent VI tie conoa y.
Tie Director FOR Nsw-York City is George d.
Phelps. esq.
The Bg6aio Expyess learns by special dispatch
from Chicago that the great sot against the American
Transportation Company for $685. ,oc0 damages arising
out OF the burning of warehouse an it, contents,
which took fire from the Conp.ny's propeller Falcon,
burning at the dock decioe1 yesterday ia favor OF
lie Company
AT Chicago, on Wednesday, the Fox River Valley
Railroad was sold at auction, apd was bought by Is.
w. Rnyncnd Tor 81 GEO. fox ,h, benefit Of the -t and
second boudboders.
Tie Star of the West, from AsptwalI, brings over
81 672 CC0 in gold, which amount Is unusn,ly large.
Tie adyices are not important. The Sa,Iping List
SAYS
Tie 'frst week Of the fortnight just closing was
marked by continuance of that active demand from
tie country wlich characterized the latter part 0i
S.Iteub,r snd the imporra,iuIs If desirable goods
being q. moderate character the generally hdn tone
which pcivadrd the market AT the date of our preced-
ine review was we'll sustsiLed. During the past
week however, the requirements from the ibteupr
have sei slbly decreased, ami considerable addtobs
lave been been made to stocks of Gr,cerie-, f0v
ions l. quors etc.. by further arrivals from New-fork
aud Boston TDe jnbbers beLg III the main well sup
plieo and having urheru cOntract-d for many Of
H. conp!l-u, these fr.-l ,aTgoe prior ssr Af
ysl raw not ho ii.p0E incfras- ,h- en.-f--
naturally follow. from thi. e. diiiou OF .d,rs
hs, have pressed .aes ey have b--n 5h.-i -
tempt bisrrs All thi- tnty
I.Vr dr- several drscnPtlons 81 Ois i"T
wh We have - this nal wer ices than were
curr, NJ AZ the ds'- II prec-d revie<
quite greeray tAye toufnei th-f
.r months back qte -Insued, nay- aIan
aud OItus 10 d. - Tor Tue f- ALL
yet Reasonably tS--l sP'-
f.- country trade for months OuE-r
Mn.y sbgndaut the supply oi espfA ha'lns 70
o.r.t. ateIt ag.neutf oy u.' letors Understood 20
hsve BY shpP-rs ri goods from Atlantic
q toc, r3s in investment II hls coa.tTy De-
.arso Of r-i.b character readily met
TREASURE.
Nv igrk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

COTTON-Ib. u.fk.t lots the spot u ,Pnne'' u,
draopng ami thr demand
al ACTIVITY: sales 1880 bales. We At former quota
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

KINGS CoUNIr UinouiI CoVRI'-No'' i'-<Nos'
= L. lS is. ~ 49, ~, q, p. N 81, % So.
BRooxLYs CRY CouRT Nos. l6 2, 8, 4, 3, =, !,
y r. IS H. Is, q, ~ 2S n. = q. 8.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

The Overland Mail for California leaves 81 Lous Mon
DAY TlDrday. - Letters derisned iOf should b
L. ktc Overland via 81 Louis
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
mevemenis oT rreao steamers.
tn

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
suS-Rises. 6:ii Ssis....... su Moon-Sets. esa
NIGH wsrsR-THis DAY
Sandy Hook...N:5t Gov Island 0;2i He'll Gste.. 2a5
H. =. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

ENres. in favor of las. October b.
IL the ipjun sssnst tie 'oaiii-n"nei''
H.. Ia from "a bones City Sup, apero'ra " "a
Bosro nf has yet b. brad ,le ns
t.ru.uigs a. .. p rid Tr,n.aeors ~ oonas
Sal frslci.co ..a.d 81 sslroSc C-uoy eciio h'se
tie fssT-- not.d below q .t1-f ol-fs on ~ ~
ser,i 4 Il .ecuni-s Mexican Doll.r' a.. aan vi
II e c.nt .u TIE bui.-t states BrsIfh N't &
citS ts- r"-.d fer .ic. re To- n't s' %
moi b. in .peraiion ss-in uuii the let of SgvTVor
W. qunt4toL Of Calf rpa soc as ~Iich nave o-
carefully rvystd;
Sf.'e Rrui. payah's T. 1871, X, rts -
Wsr Loan Bol ., since JAs. l. ~ nom AZ
(tyA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

Nnrkcts-CAsrFULLY REPORTED Fos THs N Y Tribune.
FRfJas Nov -
ASHE>-The us'iet 4. easier N Pots sales Of 25 bo a,
1 1 M. .Ln Al
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

- es,i,n-. cd that .h- carving 81 tie year vii
fan short about s33nGoO a. '"nP4'rd WIN
tio.e If le57. nd ,nt litlc = ny, h"Pe- can
We .rter,air.d % a dividend. TIE tennss- Of 'he
work j. aj7GO inn- Michigan S'lthrrn com
nor .tock Wa tolersily active. gYns Wy ou'
sllhily. how.ve~, on the call. Tnr pf-'"rrrd s'"A
declined / e cent A. # IN conhFn.i'n ~ the views
.aposed in our ariic- Of -tsr ia' relating 'o tue
busn, ss # roacs est Of Chicago, he esrnns- " 'c
sn,ber, Rosa .boS A deciue Of sbout : coo IN the
1r.i week Of N,vembei siicl i Ia m4rked contrast
u,ih the r. -rlt- gwen in Oct 'b-r. Michigan e'u"
was Ire-s. 'or sale quite freely, an t'nc e - ''"E
tie call but at tb. close quit firm At tie qn''s-
ton. Gaera derlned at the ,tar', but GAS al er-
w.rn in better demand and closed a ~. hoch
I.lsnd WI. attacked more Wy 'rou-ly 10y the hears,
AID wa doue q; 6it IN fbal trans -'o'l"n-. Llh'''
Central was very heavy. and declnrd ' o7'''
Toledo maintained fair degree OF 'tra lih--S'
hu. did not attract much attention DUNG me
s.,son Hudson River AMI Hzrern ars about
the only ra lway afocks actively dealt IN which APPEAR
TO nai,,ain auctaiious of yesterday. AT IN. S''ni
Board there was strong deposition I" -e an the
whole market fell off decidedly from morning q1onF
tiors New.YoIk Central -od dawn To- S3 bn' closed
81 gtily frner; Michigan C-l'rsl declined q cit,
Rock Islafd J, Illinois C~rtrsl u. R~nding l. am
4 ere tOius thing resembling - WIN" rH'0N
over the market After the adjournment, however,
the tone was finer and of the leaflng shares
r.cov,red fraction from the lowe-t pont- tonchei
The closing prices were for New-York Central s.iG
So r. aiding jtla5l. Erie lGi l6i, Ga'ens 49, a'3!
Rock I.lend GIaGis Toledo 32s a3es. Ha''on
River 80 asa Michigan southern 224d2l, Pee
ferred 81, a j2, Pacific Mail al03I MssJusi 6s
sci s9i &c.
Without large business for the steamer tomorrow,
tie market has continued to decline CO nm-T 'm
Sterling sold at 81 asa, snd Banks aud Bankers at
odgI with frst-ciass signatures at T. cent. Franos
have reen fairly active at 20a5l5 Tne supply ot
exchange has not been very large, bur b-nk-i-
have been willing drawer.
Freght- are very firm, though there il very iitile
doing ~ room is rather s'arce. To Liverpool, |V
bal.s Cotton at lj. y boxes Cheese at ~. o.. 9~
tcs. Beef per steamer private terms; 81 tuos Lin
sted Cake at is. To Loodon, 40 bales Hemp a. 2s
To Antwerp 500 bal,s Cotton a. e.. v-rsei from
Charleston to Bremen with Cotton at L., and one 70
Amsterdam at t..
Tie bu mess of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$I2s, ,2j7 a.; from Cu.tous, sl2o,OOO; payments,
s75 sos 0s; be'anc s. 9jl olO 35.
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods at New-York for the week and
since Jan. ]:
r1,s,5 rs,g. :, @ .ss 1884 ssi, is3S
Thrown on msrtet..... I,o535r 1880 59iii3
Stnoe Jan I, 1883 - . .,,...,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

-rni g ''- p~~o'- -osiairo in MOI
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-09
Important 10 Subscribers.

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News from Nirginia.

MANSON, c. H.. Va, Oct. 81, 1856
DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON Dear Sir Il take pleas
ure in adding one certificate to your list, ana
recommending Hoonond's German Bitters to all
who may BE- afH ,cted with Dyspepsia or Piles
/ have been afflicted some four or five months
with Dyspepsia, wien commenced taking The
Bitters, aud they effected perfect cure. | had
also severe pain in my stomach attended with
Piles. have never had an attack of the same
kind since was cured by the Bitters. and
very cheerfully recommend them to all who may
be similarly afflicted. IL. CARVER, late P. NJ
Witness--Jas NJ Floyd.
Ask for Hoohlnl's German Btters. It is sold
by druggists and store keepers in every town
and village in the United States, West Indies
and South A erica, al rs c. per bottle. dec
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mitch NntirC.

tINlIE nonresident owners OF the following lands
will take notice that the trustees of Troy town
ship will meet at the house of Howard Harris ON
Thursday, the S0h day ol December at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. to view and locate q ditch, aud open water
course, commencing thirty forty rods south of the
southwest corner Of section two. the west half of
the uorthwc quarter of section elcvcnof said town
SHIP and running mostly east until il strikes the
ton line dividing sections and two of said town
ship and thence north said section line near
may he necessary to the township line and there ter
inmate and to award part of the expenses of making
the to the following lands in proportion 80 the
benefits dcriyahc to the trnm said ditch, to wit;
The cast half of the northwest quarter section eov
also the northeast quarter of section eleven, the
south and north east quarters oC section twoalso
the west half Of section one, j. WEBB, Il others,
Nov lS lS5S-2TwGS3. .GS.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-09
A Sad Vnlc.

Our readers will remember, says the Cteve-
land Herald, th.t Harlow Case, formerly of San
dusky, ran away from that city during Fill.
more's administration, carrying with him 1884,
900 of Uncle Sans money, and also carried
away the Dsputy's wife and daughter, Mrs. and
Miss Francis.
The Buffalo Conlmercidl has received letter
from Mr.. F., in Wisconsin, enclosing two from
Case. Gases letter was dated g on board ship,
at sea, Lat. al deg. South, Long. 63 deg, East,
Aug. Goth, 1853"
We have only time to-day to make one extract
from the letter. 1t says:
"Your former wife died in Ccylon. in June,
1856 Of disease of the climate, which was ag-
gravated by previous one from which she sui
Iered in Mauritlns. #
Her moral sensibilities became more acute as
she failed in strength, anl with the first loss OF
hope Of recovery, she became anxiously distress
Ell 10 secure the restoration OF her dear title chile
to its bereaved father. She was incessant in ex
acting promises from me, that II | lived, E.
should be taken or sent back safely to you"
Case, anxious TO crafty the dying wishes OF the
mother, set sail for England, but the daughter
died on the passage the 18th Of July, 1898. Iii:
letter concludes thus
"For obvious reasons, it is not anl cannot b
my purpose to speak fany details or particular;
as to the past and the future or indeed of myself
in any way. | truSr you may never hear from
me again, and only wish to hope your future liIt
may afford yCu-even yUu-less Of anguish than
the past few years. Ii my life dep pends upon my
present health, or my now limited means, NY
inemory must be blottcl out very soon.
But yet rem lin humbIy, your unworthy
HARLOW CASE.
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Wood Commou Vlcns,

Hamilton W Persona William W. uill, PrGs~ys.
John lIancOck, Dcrt.
fTNlIE above named John Hancock, defendant will
1 take notice that petition has been filed in the
Court of Common Pleas. In and for the county of
Wood in the state of Ohio by the above named Ham
ilton W. Pierson and William W. Hin, against him,
the object Of which is &c back the money paid
To him on a. tain contract, made by him on or
about the fifteenth day of MAY, lS67, Tor the convey
ancc TO said Picrson aud Hill certain real estate des
cribed in said contract, which he has Hd to perform
and said ploinhns claim judgment against him for the
sum Of one thousand dollars and interest from Nav
l5 lSiI-thnt an attachment has hccn issued in said
suit against the property of said defendant as non
resident of the State of Ohio and that he is required
to answer said petition by the 25th day cf December
1888, or 1t will be taken true. and Judgment will
be rendered accordingly. BAKERN COLLINS,
ToicduO NOV. 1, lS5S--26wGS365 PINS attys
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Sherihss Sale.

Charles Steward VS.. Michaol Kiefer, ct al.
10y virtue of an order Of sale TO me directed and
ID delivered from Wood county Common Pleas in
the above entitled cause will offer for sale, at te
door of the Court House in Perryshurg said county.
on Saturday the 18th day Of December, A. d. 1858,
between the hours OF y o'clock M,and olcockP' NJ
Of said day The northwest quarter Of section twenty
FIVE and the east half ofthe north east quarter OF sec
ton twcntysix and the south hagof the southwest
quarter of section twentyf four, all OF town four north
of range nine east, containing in all three hundred
and twenty acres, more or less. CIV. NORTON,
s. JEFFERgoN atty Sheriff
S0.
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ARcvolmtiom in Medical Science.

DIR. Roback, the illus! !rious Swedish physician
in substituting two remedies for the entire
Materia Medica of the Old dSchool, may be truly
said TO have revoluionized the particc of Med
seine. The tendency ofali improvement, in this
enlightened age, is to condense and simplify 1;
and if, as thousands testify, DR.. Robacks Blood
Purifier aud Blood Pills, are absolute specifics
for ninetenths Of the ailments to which humanity
is subject, the world has reason to rejoice over
his discoveries. 1t is indeed blessing to be
able to discard the nauseous compounds with
which the regular practitioner onu his ally the
apohecary, have SO long and perseveringly
dosed us, for two preparations applicable to all
cases and equally inlallible in internal and in
external disorders If credit is TO be given to
respectable testimony-if multitudes of our fel,
low-ctizens have not conspired without a mo-
tive, to deceive the sick, and to perure them
selves, then are these Blood Medicines derived
from the juices sofScanlinqvan Herbs, TIE most
potent of all known antidotes for diseases Of the
Stomach, the Liver, the Bowels and the Skin.-
Their popularity in the West is boundless.