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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-08

&S~ During the last week we have received sew
eral communications without an accompanying
note giving the names Of their authors. or course
we will lay them on the table until the writers see
proper to send us their names.
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Lewis Jonas vs., Cloe NJ. Barnes, ct nj,
DI virtue of IN order of sale ssued from the Court
ID OF Common Pleas OF said Wood county. will ON
the 10th day Of April lBj6, at the doc. OF the
house, II Perrysburg Between the hours of II o'clock
NJ. and o'clock offer for SAFE let's number O. 10,
Is u l6, in the ynge Of Portage, Wood county. Ohio.
}. +. PRIcE, ATTY g. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
March 2j l95S--iCwfS2 10
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GTThe Steamer Bile is doing an unusually
heavy business--the best we have ever known q
BOAT to do between this port and Toledo.
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sheriff - sale.

bhbTIH 3 HaTe.
James Murray Henry II, Dodge, Partners, vs.. Thomas
ID. Gleason
10y virtue OF an execution 10 directed and dcliv.
Dered from this court OF Common Pleas Of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled case also in the
case OF Baker sgainst the defendant will Offer
fT sale al the door of the house In Perrysburg
ON
Saturday, May 8. 1883,
between the hours Of ~ O'Clock NJ and o'clock r. NJ
OF said day the north quarter Of the south west
quarter of section number thrty three (lS Of town
ship number eight (S) north of range number twelve
(2) east; also, all thar paPt Of the uorth lrer
OF the same section, ayng south of the south line o.
the Clev, land and Toledo Railroad now located a
In Wood county Ohio.
&. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY & DoDGE, Attys.
April /, le5s--l1NG$3 so
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Sherin's sale.

Lewis Bose ~ William Crom ct AL
IN virtue OF an order OF sale issued M from tho
DCourt" "i Common Pleas of Wood county Ohio II,
the above entitled cause, EtNll otrr for sic at Pub
lie auction, at the door OF 81 court house In perrys-
burg, on Monday the l2th Jay OF Ap,i, A. D. 1855,
between the houls Of our ana two O'clock r. NJ. the
following described lands and tuIements 10 wit: Tho
southwest quarter OF the north w9st quarter and tho
northwest qnltcr of tho Southwest Qnarur OF see
ton l. in town lipj north. Of range east IT. Woud
county, Ohio, containing eighty ucrcs more or less
Z. w. MOTION Sbciin.
ASHER Cook. Atty. of pln.
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IswG$G.C0 LEWIs
Nhprifl's Sale.

Sherin's Sale,
Charles Powers paiutia VS. John I,ouseholler dsrr,
RN virtue OF u writ of execution TO me Iireo,eh
- aud delivered from the Court of Common pleas
OF noSu county obio In the above entitled cause.
will ofer for sale at the door of the court house Il;
PER-! sburg, IN said county,
On saturday, the l5sh day Of April, 1858,
o'tWeen we hours vi 10 o'clock A. ". and o'clock
Pm W said day, the following lands and tencmsnts
to wit The undivided half OF the west ei phty acres
OF The south wcsi fractional quarter OF section seven
vi tVwn i've north, of range twelve east; also, the
north fourteen acres of that part OF the Householder
Farm ~ the Aforesaid section seven and west of the
MeCutshsnNille road, hcing the north part OF tbat
Phrt OF the cast ninety nnc and seventy.thrcs one
huh9rsdths acres OF said sOuh west quarter OF said
section which lies wcst of the said McCu,chenyiIte
road nsa nineteen acres c land lying next sou,h f
ana ADJOINING to tha aforesaid fourteen acres and bs.
ing between the said road ana the eighty acres
OF said southwest quarter OF the section aforesaid
:. JkfFHRsoN. Aty c. W. NORTON Sheriff.
March lSNH--A5MAs2 %
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Shepler's Tavern Stand for Sale.

Sheplers Tavern Stand for Sale.
%;i THE undersigned, dssrous of changing his bu-
Aal siness proposes to SELL on reasonable terms his
tavern Tand in Perrysburg, known the She pier
lIoise situated the of Louisiana and Indiana
Avenues, being an eligible location. The house is well
known throughout North Western Ohio and enjoys
liberal patronage For further particulars call on or
address JOHN SHEPLEli.
rerrysburg. March Is. lS5s--4Gw4
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CASH STORE!

TNIIE SubserberiS selling his goods fer cash or
itse Iuiyalent. lie has large stock and is deter
mined to dispose Of them az sman n profit Call aad
GEO. POWERS.
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"A man in Troy has sued another for el0-
value OF services in procuring a VIII, for that
other man.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Presbyterian-G. A. ADAMS, Pastor-Ssrvcs every
Sabbath at 10i o'clock A. NJ, and 5 p. NJ.
Bsptst-I. p. CANNON. Pastor-ssrvics every Sabbath
AZ 10i A. NJ, and evening.
n. r. Chureh-M. RIcHkRDsoN, Pastor--ssrvice
very Sabbath at lOt NJ.
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ShuriH's Sale.

ShNlIE . Sitcs
Charles Foster u Ao, vs.. NhiteJmb .UaAhi, and
lieury ilashlns,
Dl virtue OF an execution 10 trlCt"d aud de-
- lvered from the court OF common pleas OF Wood
county Ohio, In the above taue, win ol6r for ~ o
ut the door OF the court hOus in Perry ysburg in said
county,
on MJn1ay the ian day Of sLjul, A. d, 1883,
between the hours of and two ocluck, l.; M tiiD
following lands and encmchts to wit: Tho west half
OF the southwest quarter OF section twenty -tSo (lG
ia town six (R) north of range tei lo) containing
eighty acre. or less in Wood county. Oaio
{. W. NORTON, She!pG.
AsHER Cook. Alto Ecy for = aiutiH
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as- Hons. r. Mott and E. d. Peck have our
thanks for fsvors
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Attnchment q Nntiae.

Wm. X. Peek VS.. James Potter
Before j. d. Jmith. J. =. Of Plain Twp, Wood Co. o.
IN the 2Otb day az March, A. u, 1858. said Justice
Issued an order ofauchment in the above action,
for the sum of five dollars, aud six dollrs prolale
costs. VA. Il PECk,
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n~E. Wilson Esq, Of Middleton township,
has our thanks fot some very nice heads OF cab
bauo
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s~"Spring is Here" but we have no, had time
TO examine il.
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LEGAL Nn1,il,E.


John SOLEATHElt, Harriet sherman. 1ohu T.
sherman, Mary Ann Hammond, Marcus Uamniur {, ,
Doritha Sclenthyr, Catharine Soleather and un .ll
Soleather wi take notice that petition hlvl
against them the 23d dav Of .Iansayy, A. ID, Lass
IN the court of common pleas within and for the ce,
ty of Wood, by Charles Soleather aud is now peudng
wherein said Charles Sosahcr demands Is,rtion aud
assignment of the dover of DorthH Soleather in the
following real estate. to wit: The south half OF the
southeast qarter of the south west quarter (20 ana
the south wos quarter of the Southwest quarter (4Dl
section four also the half of the south east qar-
ter OF section tive, (S0 also the north quarter 0f
section eight (0) all of town three nnrth. of range
eleven east, containing in all h. Rlrcd aal eehtv
In Wood county Ohio SaG thai 1T the neal tr nm
of said court the said Charlo Soeaher will apply hr
an orderthat dover b. assS led aud partition made of
said premises.
CT AMES SoLEATllER, Petitioner.
S. JEFFERSON. Attorney.
March Sth. lS5S-iIw6& 81
NOTICE Is hereby given that the u,,dersi gned has
~ been dnly appointed and qualified as executlr IA
the estuts OF Lyman Tracy deceased, late of Wood
county Ohio j. X, TRACY
March Is. lSjS-l5w4Sl
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.,
In PerrysburR. on the Slst day Of March, 1858, by
}. Chapel, ]. p, Mr.. ABRAM WHlrR and Mrs. ABBY
A. CRooK.
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~ There are daily prayer meetings in Mau'
mss City.
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A FTER YEARS OF STUDY AND EXPERT.
"a MENT DR.. Robaek, the eminent Swedish ply.
scian, succeeded In producing medicine from twen.
thrce different species Of mountain herbs Of his ma
tive land which acts directly upon the causes of dis
ease In ,he blood aud by restoring the corrupt fouut
ain OF life 70 condition OF health and purity cxpe
disease from the system wherever II may be located
or whatever may he its character Indigestion nervous
complaints, cpieptic and other ts coughs consunp.
ton IN ts early stages, sore throat bronchitis fever
and ague asthma low spirits, sexual incapacity fem
ininc weakness, ,prckng Ct tho skim synptonatic of
paralysis rheumatism, neuralgia, tunor cancer dabe
tes lassitude and debility diarrhea and all other dis
order of the organs OF respiration tho liver the kid
neys the stomach the the muscular fiber are
unerringly cured by this preparation Il is TO the ma
sies orbt or seeds OF disease what akali Is to an
acid neutralixes them with absolute certainty while
At the SAME time IL regulates the secretions removes
obstructioRs from the bowels creates appetite renews
bodily vgor and regenerates every animal function
Such Is the nature such the effects of DR. Robacks
famous Scandinavian Blood Purifier, which II taken in
conjunction with his Scandnav ian Blood Pills, will moi
only oblitsrae the most painful disease bur prevent
their recurrence aud lenghen life b,end the ordna
ry span.
In the SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE BLOOD
PILLS DR. Rohack presents the result Of ~ enty wears
experience hard study and experiment rs 10 what
perfect pill should be. No doubt their sunar
ory after single trial. Price OF tue scandinavian
Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle or $5 the half-dozen
Scandinavian Blood Pills rs cent, per box, or five for
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Saddles and Harness.
Red Cedar Posts!

He'd Cedar Posts!
The undersigned has quantity Of Cedar Posts.
which he will sell al fair rates, by the cord or
single post JAMES HOOD.
Perry sburg. August 90, 1s57-l5m3
Court of Common Pleas, Wood County, Ohio.
Mathew And rson VS.. A. b. Smith.
FINHE said A. B. Smith will take notice that prti.
Il tion has been fled against him by Matthew Ander.
son in the Clerks Office of the court of Common Pleas
OF Wood county, Ohio. asking judgment against him
for $39J 81, being the amount due on Judgment
against said defendant from the district court AL
legheny county Penns lvania rendered in said court
Nov. q 1857, which remains unsasfed, with interest
on said 1898 81 since Nov q 1887. and that an order
Of attachment has been issued In said action and
less said by the LIST day Of June 1853
judgment will be rendered against him by defaulf.
JF PRICE. Pla 8 Atty.
Anril A laEa-lTw6s9 "a
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ss-Allecn shall have hearing in our next.
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'-Il IT
DI'rCu N(lTICE.

TNIlE land holders of section ~ and -. her, bv
l. notified that the trustees OF Montgomery tOwnship
Wood county, Ohio, WIN meet at tho h, use of Ste-
phen +. Day. Oh saturday, the LIST day of May next
FOR the purpose of locating ditch course in
said sections, running In northwarly direc ion as
II seems right aud according to law ~ an ontlet.
STEPHEN +. DAY,
Mach ISS2-iivcS1 20
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The ELtcrroN-"A A TIaHr SqUEezE The
following are ourtown and township officers for
the ensuing year:
TOWNSHIP.
Trustees--Eber Wilson, John Bates, Henry
Thornton.
Clerk-Gsorge Strain.
Treasurer--Seth Bruce.
Justice OF the Peace--John II. Rell
Asssssor--Michaal Hayes.
Constables-Sanford Baldwin, A. L. Fowler,
Gsorgs Knoll
Msyor--George w. Brown.
Rseorder--S Jefferson.
Council--A. Bloomfield, Addison Smith, S.
ID. Westcott, jesse S. N0rten. Peter Crsnksr.
Tressurer--G. b. KePs.
On township Clerk the vote was a tie, and
also on the candidates for Supervisor in two
districts. The cases were decided by lot--a
isgsl species OF gambling. The Mayor was
elected by one majority, the Recorder by two,
and Justice Ried had one majority That was
indeed tight squeeze"
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Sg On Monday last. during the severe gale
Of wind. the house of Andrew Shumaker. in the
south eastern part of town took ire from the
stove pipe, and before it could be subdued. the
roof and south end of the house were burned,
a. were also cow shed and small stack of hay.
Loss. about fifty dollars--Not insured. During
&hs fire, heavy piece of timber fell, the end
striking Gsrmsn named Fshsr on the head,
and seriously though not dangerously wounding
him.
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Peru, Miami County Ind. Auc ,ss7

81,
Peru, Miami County Ind, Aug. 4, 1857.
DR.. c. W. Roback have received so much benefit
from your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pill,
that thought my duty. aud II is less my nclina
ton, to give you stat ment Of my case 1 was for
years afflicted with that bane ofal comfort and eicen.
CIV in business dyspepsia To rerapitulate all tho So
called remedies which have used to rid mysef of this
disease, would indeed make melancholy catalogue
also consulted with the bes. physicians could hear
Of wns induced to try your remedies through the in
huence of friend, and after using then, few days
was greatly benefited and in short time less than
month, was entirely and permanently cured. was
also afflicted with most violent nervous headache
which suppose was produced by my disordeled stom
ach for when my dyspepsia left ma, my headache loft
wtnh lnow reel better III all respects than / have
for ten years.
Yer, truly yours. JOHN s, DEAIUrH,
From the Rev. Mr.. McMulleu. Pastor of Roberts
ChapeE INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 3, 1857.
Dir. C. w. RopAcK--Dear sir: have u.ed your
Blood Purifier for n nervouS affection from which
have suffered much at timss. While II is pleasant to
the taste 1T certainly has happy effect upon tue nerves
Please accept thanks for your kind regards and acts
and believe me, yours S w. Il. McMULLEN,
CINCINNATI, Friday Sept 1, 1851
DR.. RoBAcK--Dear Sir: Having blen afflicted with
neuralgia rheumatism for the pnst year and half
and having seen your medicine, called tho Scaudna-
yian Blood Purifier highly recommended by gentle
men with whom am acquainted, was induced TO try
it, but not before Ind used various other medicines -
After using two bottles felt its effect very sensby md
upon using two more, found myself perfectly cured
You will allow me- therefore. to congratulate you npon
!
to be worker of su1h wonders in the diseases Of the
human family. GEORGE S. RENNETT
Local Editor Cincinnati Daily Enquirer
lNDiANApoLIs Sept. ., 1857.
DR. G. W. RonAcK--Dear Sir: Having been troubled
for several years with extreme debility aud weakness
much so that was unable to attend TO my ordnru,
business at times and having heard OF the wonderful
cures that your scandinavian Blood Purifier and Pill,
were effect ng, was induced by friend to try them
have been using tho Purifier for the last twelve
months, and find the medicine fully equal to It's recon.
mendntions So valuable is its use me that canno,
now dispense with the use Of my advanced are of
seven years.
cheerfuly give this information for the benefit OF
those similarly affected. MORRIS NORRIS
The above certificates and many others can be seen
at my office by any one ut any time Get one of my
Family Medical Almanacs, gratis from my agents
Manufactory Sales Rooms and Office, No &, Ea,
Fourth street, Sd building from Main street CincnO
For sale by PECK n lltMILroN. Perrysburg G..
LAsKEY g. Co. GILEAD; W. II, HOOP. Bowt,Na
GREEN; W. Il II. HAsKINs, Portage; JouN Bn,p.
sEn. West Mill Grove, and by druggists aud merchants
generally
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sherin's. sale.
" UVV NWIII, TTtNN,
L nMia Innns 81 Ilnn IL hmm.

AsliER Coon, Alto roy Tor T Hiutilf
March t. ls5S-l4wj$g.7
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CHAP. XXXIy.


Al al making appropriations for The Sup
port Of The Miliiary AoademyJor The gear
ending Mcthirtath Of JIM, eighteen hundred
and ffty-aine. .la
BE ii enacted by Tie Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of ~ t1mM Stuts GGf
america in Congress assembled, That the
following sums be, and the same are hereby,
appropriated, out Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated for the
support Of the Military Academy, for the
year ending the thirtieth Of June, eighteen
hundred and iifty-nine: "
For pay Of officers instructors, cadets, aud
musicians one hundred and twelve thousand
eight hundred and six dollars. Ne .a..s
Fer communication Of subsistence, three thou
sand and sixty,six dollars. .,.
gFor forage for officers horses, eight hundred
aud sixty four dollars. 'e9ii..a'if ''l
For current and ordinary expenses as
follows: repairs and improvements, fuel aud
apparatus, forage, postage, stationary, trans,
portation, printing, clerks, miscellaneous and
incidental expenses, and departments Of in
structiou, thirtys6ve thousand six hundred
and ten dollars, iaa q nnQm g'las5 t.g 19di
For gradual increase and expense oflibrary,
one thousand dollars.
Fol-, expenses Of the board Of visitors, three
thousand dollars.
Fer supplying horses for cavalry and ar
tillery practice, one thousand dollars, tt5d'f f
For barracks for dragoon detachment, one
thousand five hundred dollars, d
For barracks for artillery detachment, six
thousand five hundred dollars.
For purchase Of q bell, and mounting the
came with the clock on one OF the public
buildings, four hundred and fifty dollars
For repairs to officers quarters, five hun
dred dollars. 4t,
For models for the department Of cavalry,
two hundred and fifty dollars .1r a ai9F
For extension os watcrpipes aud increase
ofreseryoir, two thousand FIVE hundred dollars,
For targets and batteries for artillery cxeF-
else, one hundred aud fifty dollars.
For gaspipeS and retorts, extension to
cadctsmess.hall, and other public buildings,
two thousand Eve hundred dollars. N In
For stables for dragons and artillery
horses, two thousand four hundred and sixty;
eight dollars ....' W. " '''' "i
Approved, May II, 1858 mo'a .sf 2l'
Va
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CHAP XXXIIT.


An Art 10 enlarge The Detroit and Sosiaa,p
Land Districts IN Kihigda. z a
Be ii enacted By the Senate and House of
Representatives. Qfhe United States Of America
in Congress assembled, That all that part of
the present Cheboygan district, in the State
of Michigan, which lies both Of the line di-
viding townships twety.clght and twenty.
nine north, and east of the line dividing ran
geS two and three west, shall be attached to
and form o part of the present Saginaw
gistrict, and all that part of the said Chcboy-
dan district which lies north Of the line divid-
ing townships twenty-eight and twenty'nhe
north, and easL of the line dividing ranges
one and two west, including the island of
Mackinac, be attached to and form a part Of
the Detroit district, in said State
SEC. o. and be u FURTHER snaeted, That
this act take effect from and after the first
day of July next "A, A ag.t ra,-g AZ
Approved, May II, 1858. aa,,
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CHAP. XXI.
An AT for The Admission Of the Stale of
n-. Ntnnssola inkO lie Unlion.

An At for The Admission Of The Stale of
oa. Minnesota into The Union.
Whereas an act Of Congress was passed
February twenty-sx, eighteen hundred and
ifty.seven, entitled "An act to authorize the
people Of the Territory Of Minnesota to form
y eoAstitatchtsd,StatA government nrenara-
tory to their admission into the Union on an
equal footing with the original StateS;" and
whereas the people of said Territory did, on
the twenty-ninth day Of August, eighteen
hundred and Fifty seven, by delegates elected
for that purpose form for themselyesa conSti-
tuition and state government, which is repu-
bcan in form, aud was ratified ard adopted
by the people, at an election held on the thir-
tecnth day Of October eighteen hundred and
ffty-Seycn, that purpose; therefore
BE il enacted By The Senate end House Of
Representatives Of Tie United &dtesof A@eri-
ca ia Congress assembled, That the State Of
Minnesota shall be one, and is hereby declared
to be one, Of the, United States Of America,
and admitted into the Union on an equal
footing with the original States in all respects
whatever llq-l 1lysa otai o2ilst lf d
dsEc.9 And be H. further enqctd, That
said State shall be- entitled to two, represen'
tatiycS in Congress until the next apportion.
ment Of representatives amongst the several
States. u 9J .gH.4lgY glf SD 3a
Sec. 8. and bob further enacted, That
from and after the admission of the State o
Minnesota, as herenbcfore provided, all the
laws Of the United States which are not 10
caAy inapplicable shall have the same iorcC
aud effect within that State as in either Sta
tes of the Union and the said State is here
by constituted ajudicial district Of the United
States, within which a district court Of tht
United States for the district Of Iowa, shal
be established the judge, attorney, and mar
shall Of the United States for the said distric
Of Minnesota shall reside within the same
andshall be entitled to thesame compensation
ss the judge, attorney, and marshall OF tn
district Of Iowa land in all cases Of appeal Q
error heretofore prosecuted and nov. pending
| in Che supreme court Of the United States
upon any record from the supreme court Q
Minnesota Territory the mandate of exc
cution or order Of further proceedings shai
he directed bo the supreme court Of the Uni
ted States to the district court Of the Unite
States for the district Of MiaheSot0, or to th
supreme court Of The State Of Minnesota, a
the nature Of such appeal or writ ofeTor nq
require, and each Of those courts shall be tn
successor Of the supreme court Of Mlnnesot
Territory, as to all such cases, with full powc
to hearand determine the same, and to awar
mesne orfnal process therein 84 al
| Approved May II, 1858. nia
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NJ CHAP. XXXvlI.

An Act toduthOriae lie Sccrtary Of The Trea-
sury 10 sell The old Custom House and Sic
IN BaM, Maine, and for ether Purposes.
BE Il eaacied By hSScndts and Hohsc of
Representatives Of The United States of Amerl-
ca IN Congress assembled, That tile Sccrc-
tary Of the Treasury be, and he is hereby
authorized to sell atpubc auction, after first
fixing minimum price therefor, the old
custum-housc and siteat Bath, Maine, when
the new custom.housc shall be completed and
fit for occupation ; and he is hereby authoriE
ed to use all or SO much Of the money arising
from tile sale Of said old customthouse and
site as shall be necessary to furnish the new
Approved, May II, 1858. ,.ae,.