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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-04

NNOD COM PLNAs.

Louis Jones Vs. 50. II. Barnes and Chloe W, Barnes;
TENIH dctgndcut Choe W. Barn s. is hereby ro.ihtd
4 that the paintiT on the l5,h day OF Jauuany. 1889
fled his petition in Tie cl,rks Office OF the Court OF
Common Ploes of Wood County, Ohio. the Object Of
slil portion ia 70 ioreelose mortgage which was Civ
en- by detcndcIr, Chloe W. barnes Ia pain,it. Au2
Is, 1885, on loss No o. 10 IS and lj IN the town of
Portage in said Wood Co. That there Is uoN due on
the said mortgage md the notes given ut the
time by defyudont the Gnm OF S7l with interestat 10
per cent, ou - since Oat 2G 1886, aud $50 SINCE
by the 2Jth day OF February ext judgement " i'll
be taken, and order 10 sell the mortgage premises.
}, =. PRICE, llaiutEg Auy,
Nm n lAhl-4fuRta ~
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GorNG.One of the Inspectors in the Philadel-
phia Custom House has been removed for report
ing the speech of WIN. A. Stokes at "a Democrat
ic meeting, the said Stokes having taken ground
against the President, and in favor of the course
pursued by the Press, Col. Forneys paper. The
Illinois papers which sustain Douglas have also
been deprived Of the Government advertising.
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OF There is now in progress protracted
meeting al the NJ. E. Church in this place. Ii is
hard matter to make an impression on Perrysburg
Sinners but we understand a few have given evi-
dence of conviction and promise repentance and
good works. We hear of extensive rcyivals in
many places throughout the state The Baptists
of Defiance have had daily meetings for about
month past Rev. /. p. Cannon is assisting the
minister of that place this week.
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HNIaa,RDLY.--The democratic legislature has
Ednally come to the coaclusion thati would like
TO have its proceedings published, but then it
can't afford to pay for the work. They want all
the money to bestow upon those public plum
derers who defrauled the State in securing con-
tracts to keep her public works in repair. We
shall watch this matter little.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
Cash Up--Important to Everybody

Hereafter no advertisement WILDE admitted into the
JounsAL until IL is paid for "ept whore there is
special agreement to the contrary and in all the
person presenting advertisement for insertion win
be held responsible for the We cannot pay our
debts with accounts on Tom Dick, and Harry, fwhom
know nothing. The cash system is better for oil
parties, and zoe shall adhere to IL.
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GS-Read the article about West Mllgrove.
We have no doubt but that pleasant little vii
!lage will yet make its mark, but we have little
hope that it will amount to much until there
are at least three times as many Journals taken
by the good people thereabouts.
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Gs-Atter spending several weeks in lruitless
attempts to effect an organization, the Demo.
Gratis and Know Nothings of the New York leg
;islature united and last week divided the spoils.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ditch Notice.

4 IL persons interested in the following lands. viii
EAtake notice that the Trustees of Liberty township
Wood county, Ohio. win meet at the house OF Samu-
e Musser, in Portage township, Saturday the lth
of March, 1885, at 10 o'clock for the purpose of
laying out and establishing water course TO be an
outlet for said lands Said proposed ditch to com.
mence al ornear the south quarter post of section 25
town north range IL east 'hence TO run In south
westerly direction along u county road open TO n
creek in the north east of section a. aud thero
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ae-Our friend d. Newton, Esq, of B,wling
Green, brought to market, last week, six hogs,
the average weight of which was about 400 lbs,
Four of them went over four hundred each--the
two highest weighing 426 each. Who can pro-
'duce finer lot of Pork from an equal number
,Ofhoos9
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HheriiI,. SnIr.

JlcoD Emch vs. Jliru3 Curtis
ID Y virtue Of pn alias II fa 20 ne directed and deliv
Dered from the court OF Common Pleas Gf Wood
county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause viii offer for
sale, at the door Of the Court House, in Perry sburg
On Saturday February 6. 1853,
between the hours OF ten O'Clock A. ~ and two O'Clock
p. N. Of said day inlots 7O9 aud 7O9 in Perrysbnrg
Wood county, Ohio 9, W, NORTON, Sheriff
Inn. I. lAhs--3hMLSI 81
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eTThe last Bone Lick Organ commences
very flabby leader with the fiat remark that
Douglas is generally supposed to be an orator,
statesman and man OF talent"
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OTJohn w. Seymour, Secretary and Treas.
.urer Of the HartfordSavings Association, has alb
seconded being a defaulter to the amount ol
100000
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auTItis now positively asserted that the ad
ministration will have majority of ten on
the Kansas question, in the lower House Of
Congress.
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jes-A friend at Freeport informs us that the
Good Templars of that place are doing an excel
lent work this winter.
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Gsr Governor Wright, our minister to Prussia,
who has not yet been confirmed by the Senate,
is about to be recalled because he will not drink
bad hiskey with the king and favors Douglass
Kansas policy
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SheriH,s sale,
James Green vs. sarah Green, ct nj.

James Green, vs. Sarah Green, ct nl.
nDf virtue Of an order of sale to me directed and
I'D delivered from the court of common pleas Of
Wood county, Ia the above entitled cause, viii IS, II
20 the highest bidder at the door OF the court uusy in
PeTysburE, in said county,
On Saturday, the 30h Qay Of January A. y. 1853,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 2 o'clock
T.. NJ the following real ate, to Wit Tie half
of th, south west quarter os section iwcmV-o0e. ot
township four north, Of range nine east containing
80 acres, subject to the dover of Sarah Green.
Terlns--Onethird in hand, -third in one year,
and oue-third in two years, with interest and notes
secured by mort gage on the premises
&, W. NORTON, Scerif
January Z, lSjG--ejwi5S24G.
III persons indebted 20 me, to any Of the firms
~ ofwhch nave been, or am mcnber by book
account or otherwise, ae notified 20 settle the same
Immediately otherwise legal process viii be resorted
10 for that purpose JAMES MURRAY.
Augusta, lSj7--l3f
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Gs-On the 2lst ult., James Murray, ESQ, of
this place WHO'S spending the winter in Wash
ington City, was admitted to practice as an at
torney and counsellor in the U. S. Supreme
Court.
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tea ns- Our former neighbor Grimes, of the dis
tinguished firm of Crimes & Moon, is teaching
school near Canton, in this state.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTLiiE.

NOTICE is hereby given that there was a note lost
/ or stolen from Susannah Boos against the subscr
Der, for Que Hundred Dollars and that have settled
it with the said Susanuah Bcos. This note was given
Sept 33d 1906, and is payable Sept 23d, 1888, and
viii not pay any who is holding said note against
me. WAI STERNANSN
Feb. 4 l65S-89w3*
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Presbyterian--G. A. ADAMS Psstor-Service every
Sabbath at 1Ol o'clock A. NJ, and p. NJ.
BaptistI. P. CANNON, Pastor-Service every Sabbath
st l0i A. NJ, and evening.
.u M. Il. Chureh--M RICHARDSON, Pastor--Service
every Sabbath at 10b NJ
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scbooI Exeminers' Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
the examination of Teachers at Freeport the first
Tuesday in February.
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punstually at 10 o'clock AN.
J. W. WOODBURY., Clerk.
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GB>Tbere are advertised letters in the Toledo
P. o. for HELEN Norton, E. G. Cook, and Mar
tin Lake. ..Ir
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Blank Books

Blank Books
n ANDERSON & co. have the largest stock of
II. SCHOOL Books in the market. and being special
agents for the prominent publishers both east and
west, are prepared tofurnish at publishers prices
n ANDERSON d co, keep constantly on hand a
IL large assortment Of MISCELLANEOUS hooks, and
are daily receiving all the late publications as soon ms
issued from the press Books sent by mail on receipt of
publishers price.
n ANDERSON & co. are prepared to furnsh
~. booksellers Country Merchants and Dealers gen
orally with school books such are used in ali the
Western States at low rates
N ANDERSON & co. have on hand and arc
IL. constantly receiving plain and fancy stationery
which they offer at low figures
N ANDERSON Il co. are extensively engnped
IL. in the manufacture Of BLANK BOOKS aud " In
furnish any desired pattern style of ruling war
ra itng all their work 10 give good satisfaction-
Special attention given to furnishing Blanks aud Sta
tonery for County officers, Railroads Steamboats, 6c
" ANDERSON & co. are agents for Buffers
II. Writing Fluid and Gundry's CONNIE rcial inks
School Inks, Bookkeepers lux and Record Inks.-
These Inks are as good as Auold's, and can be az.
forded at 20 per cent. less.
n ANDERSON & co. invite an examination of
I' their Stock, guaranteeing give satisfaction in
prices.
All orders promptly attended to If addressed TO
ID. ANDERSON s. CO., Toledo, 0,
October l, ls57-9lly
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How THE MONEY GoEs.-The gross amonnt of
expense incurred for the public printing, binding,
engraving. &c, of the ThirtyThird and Thirty
Fourth Congresses has just been ascertained. The
account stands as follows
Thrty-Third Congress So 800, 900
thirty Fourth Congress 100000
Total in four years $5 100000
The sum of 100000 is called for to make up the
deficiencies in the appropriations for this branch of
the public work
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VIM II. Ewing ys. Jonathan Salisbury.
FDH Virtue OF an order oi sale issued to mo IN the
Epahovo case from the Court Ol Common Pleas,
viii offer for sale at public Guciicn MT the dour OF
tAe Cont House in PERM shurg on Monday, the first
day Of March A. ID. lSiS. beleea the hours of eleven
and twe!ye o'clock, 4. NJ the following nds and ten
emVnts 10 Wit; The HuUhwr quarter OF * ctou IL
IN towH'hip four North 2f range 10 east in Wtol
county Ohio. containing 100 aor0s more or less.
As ER Co0H, Atty, g, W. y ORION,
Jan. 2S, ls6S--iSwGS2il Sheriff.
NOTICE is hereby gistu that the Rndegsgned lms
IN hcen app0inte1 aud qulhhed as aaninish stor on
She estate OF Nicholas Snydor, deceased
Jan. ., lsjs--S5%JSl JOHN u, REID.
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~ Sg-Ex-Governor Grimes has been elected u.
s. Senator from Iowa.
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as-The tax levy for N. Y. City is over $9
100000
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Is hereby given that petition win he presented
Ito the commissioners Of Wool county at their ncxt
regular session. asi,i for reduction in The width Of
the road on The cast bank Of the Maumee river be-
tween PerNsburg ana Oregon, 10 forty (:0J feet.
Jim. 2S lSie--ASHlSl
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@s-Mouey is said to be worth but five per
cent. in Boston.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wrntl common rlcns.

Jacob Myers. ys. John Rice Rachael Rice, Miciuo
Race, and Mary Ann Race OF al
rrHE said Johu Rice and Rachael Rice, of the State
OF IL inois aud heirs OF Johu Myers, deceased,
will takc notice thar The plaintiff Jacob Myers on the
9TH doy cf Docemter 1857 hloan the Clerks oillce OF
the Court Of Common ploas OF W9od county, his pc.
ttion against them aud others setting forth contract
JNcoh Myers. plaintiff aud John Myers, who Is since
deceased wherein jacob Myers ooDyeycJto said john
Myers the West halt ~ the uorth-cast quarter OF
siGeraoR ol said conveyance aid Jehu Myers 10
pay certain notes which sm0 john Myers wa bail on
Tor plast which n1tcs siij JOHN NJ ers fUe1 ~ Ay,
bu which were paid by the said piintut 5hcob MyNts
himself The object AMI prayer OF tho petition " 10
quiet the title of the said aud in plaintiff lhe said
defendants are further notified 20 answer BY February
~, 1865, or said petition will be taken trbs. 3i
}. r. PRICE. PlaintiG's Auysy
Hccpmber 2 1S5---lNvgGi /,
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Attachmenf a Notice.

Abram Walker vs.. Thomas Jolly.
Before j. ID. Smith, J. p of Plain Township, Wood
County, Ohio.
nN the Goth day of January A. u. 1855 said Justice
ISSUED order of attachment in the above action
for the OF forythree and sixyninc one hunrdedh
dollars, $43 G9-l00) and ten dollars probable costs.
ABRAM WALKER
D. w. II. DAY. Atty of Prff.
Feb. A. 1S5S--30w3el
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DIED.

In Portage Township, January 3lst. ALMrRA, young
ost daughter OF George and Catharine Winklepeck
aged three years.
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sheriH's Sale,

Robert NitsOn VS.. William Jackson
virtue of an execution to directed and deliy-
oered from the court OF Common Pleas of Wood
county. Ohio, the above cause will offer for sale
at the door of the Court House in Perysburg in said
county,
On Saturday the 9th day of March, 1853
between the hours of one and two O'Clock T. NJ the
following lauds and tenements, witt The south part
of the southeast quarter of the north east quarter of
(5) inrange number eleven N 1in Wood county Ohio.
containing four acres.
CIV. NORTON, Sheriff.
f. & D. X. HoLLENBEcK, Atty's.
Feb 4, lS58-39Y5$2 SO
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sherin's Sale.

SHtTIH : SliIb. !.
Ira Holloway, Plaintiff, vs. VIM. Brooks ct. al de-
PENDANTS.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
I'D delivered from the court of common pleas of
Wood county. Ohio, in the above entitled cause shall
offer for sale ut public auction the door of the court
house in perrysburg Ohio,
On Saturday. February 2Oh A. u. 1858,
between the hours of eleven and two of said day. the
following lands and tcnemcnts lying and situate IN the
county of Wood, and State of Ohio to wit The cast
half of the southwest quarter of section number
twenty (22) in township number five (5) north of
range number nine (o) east containing 6O) sixty acres
of land more or less. G. w. NORTON Sheriff
NJ. r. & Il. WMTE, Att'Ns.
January u, lS59--37wj$2.S5.
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Gs-"Tm Weary" will appear as soon as the
authors name is received.
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Howard Association.
II l. A d r. l. p HIA.

Bencu 1leH Mstntom established by special eqdotU
meat for the relief Of The sick AMI distressed
afflicted icHh lrHteW end Epidemic
Diseases
FENO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
4 as Spermatorrh1q, Seminal Weakness, hapoteace
GonorrhGa, Giset, SWh,iis, the I5ce qf O,aisn, on
SET A6nss, dc, &c,
The H0wnrd association, in view OF the awful de-
structon OF human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the deception practiccd upon the unfortunate vic
Tins OF such diseases by Quack several years ago i
rected their Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE
ACI worthy OF their nam9, TO open Dyspensary for
the treatment of this class ofdisease in all their forms
and to give Aiedcat Aid Gratis, to all who apply BY
letter. with description of their condition (nge oc-
cupation habits of life Sc.) and iii cases of extreme
poverty, to FTAish Medicine Free of Charge Ii Il
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill Of the age aud will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors. review of the past feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted especially 90
the young and they have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed zeal, 10 this very important but much
despised cause.
Just published by the Association, Report on Sper,
matorrhWa, or Seminal Weakness the Vice of o nan
isn Masurhation or Abuse, and other Diseases of
the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon which
will besent by mall n sealed letter onvellopeJ Free
ct Charge on the receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage
Address for report treatment, DR.. George r. Cal
houn, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors
EZRA d. HARTWELI Prest.
GEO, FARCWLD, Secretary.
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Gs- Snow fell last Monday to the depth OF
about six inches. We fear its stay will be short.
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A BRAVE HUsBAND.-A man named Patter-
son, living somewhere in Slidertown, was orres-
ted this evening, for cutting off his wife's finger
with hatchet. 1t seems that there was some
difficulty between them, and he to revenge him
self, took the hatchet and cut all the furniture
in the house to pieces, and concluded bis exploits
by cutting off his wiles finger. He then left his
own home and went to the lafayette House,
aud took lodgings for the night. The officers
took him out Of bed.-DaAton yoNrnnL
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NNTTLL1AM A. PRENTICE, Of the State Of Calfot-
w MIA, VIII take notice that Augustus NJ Thomp
son of Wood county. In the State OF Ohio dC the
2Sd day OF December, A. H. 1857 6lc his petition in
the court 0f common pleas OF sdh county and STATE.
ami caused attachment to issuc against tho goods
and chotlcs lands aud tencmcnts Of the said Wiliar
"A. Prentice, TO satisfy the amounts of ptomiseAry
note, declared In said petition for the sum 6fsiXtynee
dollars aud Interest, thereon from the 2Oth day o Or
tobcr A. d. 1875, given by said Prentice 10 Que Tbom
as Hunter and by said Iiuutec transferred 20 sadAu
gUstos W. Chomp psan, nud which note wNs duo and re-
mains unpaid, md that unless the said William a.
Prentice appears and answers said petition or be.
fore tho 2ith day OF February, A. ID. lSjS judjment
will he taken or tbs amount OF said note aud interest
as aforesaid aud costs OF suit aud order had to sell
the attached property to satisfy the snmer
by 5. JEFFERSON, his AttyA
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--EX President Fillmore is to be married on the
lth OF February, to a Mrs Mcintosh whose
former husband made fortune in the crockery
business in Albany, and was President of the Al
bany and Schenectady Railroad during the last
three years preceding the consolidation.
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FARM FOR SAFE.

FHHE farm known the Battles farm in Washington
l. township, 40 acres 30 acres well improved good
house and barn, valuable orchard WE'LL &o. &c will
be sold very low for cash. time II secured; also IN
connection q ere Hith 50 of school land living su
rods distant all excellent qQal, Of laud convenient a
mills schools, &c, S. JEFFERSON, Agent
NOV o. 1897. For John Battles
nls--l.inseed aud Lamp Oils Spirits Tupentinc
" Camphor, Burning Flaid, Aicohol,&c.
FoTsale by PECK 81 HAMILTON.
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TO THE 3 AID;
llmDroyed FavIu Tor @1ic.

fENHE Subscriber viii sell good improved farm sit
l. uated one aud half miles above Pefrysiurls Oh
the Gilead road There l56 acres with llO acres
improyed good orchard, and good buidings-will
be sold at u bargain, for cash ASHER COOK
PerrNsburg, JulY 30. lsb1-l2if
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Chance for "a Bargain.
NHE dwelling house and two lots on the south ca 81
corner of Locust and Second streets and house ol,
Second street, door of W. l.. Cook resdete:
also office on Front street, one door west of r. r.
Mers store are offered for sale at thirds of wa
they are WORTH Time will be given part, and tlc
payments made easy.
apply to d. NJ. MEFFORD, orto
MARK CURTIS
May 21 ls53-2tf
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Rsed aes.nr I1OsIs!
NYANTED =! WANTED

WANTED WANTED
PORK, WHEA II, CORN, O1 rs, & G.
The undersigned wants to purchase large quantity
of fpork and all kinds of nerchantabc Grain forwhch
the highest market prce-lN CASH-wiil be %nid.
JAMES j. SMiTH.
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hStwccu The hours OF ono and two T. n the following
described lands tencnCnts: The undivided two-lftls
(25) OF outlet nnhur two hundred and thirty-threc.
(23S) IN the survey Of ou lots in the town OF Per-
ryshury Wood county, Ohio, boing 0j.l0o acres,
moro or less. N.
Terms of payment ono half down, the balance ON
tjmc secured 10y mortgage. JOHN RArES
AsuER Coos, Atfy. NC. G. BAlHD,
Admrs, Of G. W. Baird, Doo'd.
Inn I lNhN--liNi.l ~
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,En ,rEEhH E1srMrRn

notwithstanding the reports to The contrary we
would say TO oar friends and patrons hat the Pprrys
burg Mills are grinding dnlv at al hours. aud are
doing as good work, iii betterJ chan any MilI mi
the country. Furthermore, we woud saw that it is our
intention to depend upon Custom Wort. mainly. aud
10 make IL the Mill for the people, Flour aud f,od of
all kinds on hand and for sale, and any or ers left at
our Store will receive prompt attention and win be
delivered free 81 charGs,
Dec l551-30tr T. r. MILLER 4 co.
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FOR S.a.M..

Eoh ~
FTNHE Undersigned dcsrous of moving Gpon farm,
L will dispose of his desirable property in Maumce
City, at low rates and good time to wit The Hotel
Stand known as the Broadway House" near Mitch.
ellis Foundry. The house is large and commodious
and the out buildings well adapted to wants OF
a hotel There two lots in connection with the
house. There is also good cellar under the house
and other conyeniences common to hotels.
Jan. 2S-3Swi~ JOHN MILLER.
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STRAIED, from the subscribers last spring, three
Syear old Steer, cherry red heavy built and in good
order. Any person giving information of the whoroa-
bouts of said Steer, will bo literally rewarded by ad-
dressing me at Perrysburg. A. LAMAN.
Jan. IL. lS6S--3GM2+
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Administrator,s ,.nio OF tieni lIsialo. :

DG virtue of order of sale issued 10 them lJ the
kDHrohJtc Cuur the undersigned will o Ter f6r sale,
At pablo auction, ~ the door OF the Colrt House., In
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Bncu ism Institution, established by special e,dot
meat for the relicf Of The sick anil distressed,
afflicted ,oHh Eiruict end Epidemic