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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-11
Notice

| hereby given that petition will be brought be-
L fore the commissioners OF Wood county, Ohio at
thelr next session in September, 1859, asking for
county road to be located surveyed and viewed com
mehcng at the Perrysburg and Defiance Free Turn .
PIKE road about thirty feet north of the section line
oetween fractional section seventeen 40 and section
twenty (2O IN town six o. range ten O) thence run
hlhS due east on said section line, between sections
seventeen ~ aud twenty (200 sixteen lG) and TWEEN.
y,ohe (2lJ hiteen (lj) and twenty two 22 fourteen
land tweny-three (23) aud thirteen (l3) and TWEEN.
y-ionr until II iutersecs the PerPysburg and Find.
ay rank R0adand there TO termnate al so the vaca-
uoh OF road commencing at the Perrysburg and De-
nance Free Turnpike Road on the section line between
fractional section seventeen az and se ,ton twenty
(othenee running east on section lines between see.
uons seventeen % AMI twenty (2O) sixteen 10Y and
Nehty,ohe Y hteen ll5) and twenty-five (92D four
teen "a aud twenty three (2)and thirteen Il 81 and
twenty Ionr Ga until il interseots the Perrysburg
and Findlay Plank Road.
Amglst IL. lShN=lAMhGI GO
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The Methodist Conference having jurisdic
tion over Northwestern Ohio, has for some
time had in contemplation the founding of a
female Seminary in The northern counties oi
their bounds, We understand that preference
will be given to some thriving point in the
Maumee Country, easily accessible, and healthy
in location and which will hold out sufficien
inducements for the present, and support and
interest in the future. Defiance is looked upon
with favor arsady by the Methodists having
this matter in charge, aud the location could be
easily secured if our clizrns would but make a
reasonable effort. To consult and ascertain
what can ba done to this end--is ths object OF
ths meeting called for next Saturday evening"
August l3th.--Defancs Democrat,
What say the citizens OF Perrysburs to putting
ina bid for the location of the Female Semina
ry at this point? Ceranly Perrysburg can pre-
sent claims equal if not SUPERIOR to those of any
other locality in the North-West.
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TEA.-We are not much of tea drinker, but
tea is nevertheless great institution, and is q
favorite drink with most people-especialy
female people, When we do drink tea, we
want it to possess fine flavor pleasant taste
and in all respects, come up to The Xxx standard!
Nothing is more offensive than regular tea slop
F. R. Milar & Co. have juat received a large
quantity of very superior tea, nicely packed
weight and quality warreuted from the
Philadelphia tea house of HurIbutt & Thomas
If you want the genuine article--the - clear
quill"-call and try package or two, Many
thanks for the four packages before US. We
pity folks who are out Of tea
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Gs-We invite attention to the advertise

G3> We invite attention to the advertisement
of Wards Steamboat Line. Those going East
will certainly consult their pleasure and peck
cts by taking the boat line. The boats are all
good, finely furnished, and well mannel, and a
trip across the lake at this season of the year is
certainly a very great luxury If you have
freight TO or from Cleveland or Buff4lo, or wish
information on any subject connected with
Wards Boat Line, call on the sentemaniy
Agent at Toledo.
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Terrible Affair i'm tho Ohio Peniten-
tiury---rWO Men shot.

most unfortunate tre2edy was enacted at
the Ohio Peuitentary yesterday afternoon, in
which one man was mortdlty wuLuled aud an
other completely ridlled with buck shot 1t
seems the Government of the Prnitentiury has
been aware or some time of concerted intcn.
ton, on the part of Cunvicts working on the ud.
ditlon, to escape by rush, aud consequently
the guards have been unusually watchiul. Nes-
tGrday two OF the couviclS named w. Il. Shade
alias Richard DJrt sent from Summit County,
July OH, Tor grand larceny, for one year, ana
john Sweeney, from + rie county, for burglary
and lHceny, sentenced March lith. for one
year, working on the north side, took advantage
ot an apparent remissncSs and made a rush tor
corn held near by. Bat half u score of watch-
tu ewes Were upon them, aud the guards know
ing that as soon as they started IN pursuit there
would bo general stampede OF the whole par.
y, raised their pieces loaded with buck shot,
aud sent voley after the fusitivcs, which
brought th' striped gentlemen to the ground
covered with wounds, They were picked up
and conveyed to the hospital, when DR.. haml.
tor, nrlSon physician, made examination, and
o nd that Sl0de had shot in each leg, aud one
through the back, the ball lodging just behind
his hsart Dr.. Hamilton thinks him mortally
WouHdes. lie was in terrible Hgony last night.
II aklng the hospital resound with his groans Of
intense suffering. SNeCney was shot III the legs
aud tholgh his neck the ball making a ragged
shoslly wound, just missing the jugular AL
though suffering greatly, Sweeney is not so
seriously hurt as his comrade, and will probably
recover.
Doubtless, this prompt action on the part OF
the guards, nipped in the bud concocted plan,
by which fifty men hoped to escape from their
bondoge'-- Columbus Journal Aug. 4h.
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Markets.

PGRRYsBrRG, August 3.--Flour, rs to $50;
Wheat 80 to l.C0c. Corn, Sc to 60; Potatoes 62l;
Oats 2Jc. Batter, l2c.; Hams, l0c,; Bacon, l0c.
TOLEDO, AUGUST 2.-Flour, $5.l5 for extra;
Wheat 95c.; Corn, % to 60; Oats, 30 to 32c.
BUFFALO. AUGUST q Flour s. 90 to ) 25 for
extra Ohio, lnd aud Mich, 80 to 6 90 double
en-; Wheat 9jc. to.l.00; Corn 65c.; Oats, SOC.
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Wood County Court of Common Plens.

harvey Burrett VS., Daniel Barton and wife.
X virtue OF an alias order OF sale ME directed
ID and delivered from said court I'm the above enti.
tied cause, | win offer for sale at the door of the
court house in said county, on
Saturday Sept 10, 4 d. 1859,
oetween the hours Of ~ n. and T. NJ. the follow
ing lands to wit; the south east quarter of the south
east quarter of section twenty-sX Of township four
north OF range nine east in said county containing
40 acres.
;. JEFFERSON, atty, c. W NORTON sheriff.
Aug. s, lS59-llw5S295
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stntistlcs OF wood Coun1r.

We are indebted to Auditor Ross for the fol.
lowing table, giving the abstract value Of Person
ul Property, Moneys, Credits. &c, in Wood CO..
as returned by the Township Assessors and equal.
lied by the County Board for the year 1859;
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PEasoNAL.-Jas. w. Ross, Esq, and lady,
Mrs. Jno. Webb. and Mrs. Dr. Peck, of Perrys-
burg; and J. Austin Scott, Esq, and family, of
Miami, are now visiting their friends in the
east
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Wood County Court of Common pleas.

Joshua V. Smith vs. Alonzo UEley. ..
D1 virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
IL delivered from said court ia the above entitled
cause, will offer Tor sale at the door of the court
house in said county. on
Saturday, Sept 10, A. d. 1859
between the hours of II NJ. and P NJ of that do v
tho following described lands to witt the west half
the southeast quarter of section seven of township
hve north, of range eleven cast in said county con-
tanning 80 acres.
5. JEFFERSON. atty c. W. NORTON sheriF
Aug s, lS59-l4w5$235.
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Charles Steward VS.. Michael Kielfer and wife
ID virtue of an alias ordel OF sale to me directed
ID and delivered from said court in the above enti
tied cause will offer for sale the door of tn court
house. in said county, on Saturday the 10th of Sen
tember, 1853, between the hours OF II NJ. and F. H.
OF that day, the following lands aud tenements TO
wit; The northwest quarter of section twenty-five
l6O acres the east half of the north east quarter of
section twentysiX, eighty acres; and the south half
OF the southwest quarter of section twenty-four so
acres, all of township four north of range nine east
c. w. NORTON. sheriff Wood CO., o.
5. JEFFERSON, atty.
Aug.S. l6i9--liw5S2 Ca
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~ Mr., Elisha I. Sterling, prominent citi-
zon of Cleveland, was killed al gambling house
in that city at an early hour on Sunday morning
last. He had been gambling all night, and was
murdered by some OF his companions As yet,
the whole affair is involved in great mystery.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-11

H9-R. Ieft. Esq, has received fine lot Of
lumber from Taylortown by the Railroad. 1t is
believed that lumber and slaves can be shipped
from this point cheaper than from Toledo, on
account of the dockage rents at the latter place
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no Our friend c. H. Wright Esq, of Liber-
ty township, has our thanks for some very fine,
large early Pears and pples-decidedly the
best that we have seen this season.
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9ig- We learn that ons of the Perrysburg rep
resentatives at Pixies Peak, has written q letter
TO his family. in which he says that persons who
can make fifty cents day in the States, had
better keep away from the Kansas gold dggings.
His advice is undoubtedly good on this point.
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9-our absence during Monday aud Tues
day, leaves it impossible for us to attend to
some important matters this week They shall
have attention in our next.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-11

Ge'Mr Crossmans juvenile singers gave a
concert at the NJ. E. Church on Monday evening
last. We were necessarily absent, but learn
that it was well attended and gave excellent
satisfaction.
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Port Monie Fonnd

NE undersigned found q Portmonie. within the
corporation, which contains some money. The
owner can have the same by calling on mo- identify
ing the property, aud paving for this advertisement
RALPH JENNISON.
Perrysburg Aug. 1, ls59-I3.
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BAESAMEC CORDIAL.

ub IA ~ wv Ma fA Hl9
EOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs Cokis, hRgsgza, Group, HoarseHess, Droq-
ciiis, Pneumonia Diseases of the BOwets dris0g Om
COtd MciPiem Consumption, aud for the reitf ahd,
Ofat all pOsslbe cure Of Patients adOGnced St0ges
Ofthe Mtter disease.
This celebrated preparation, like the Bitters, may
be confdentially relied 1t is designed for class
general and fatal than any Other
10 which the people of this country are subject
those springing from " slight coid." That eminent
authority DIR. Bell, says: will say that colds
are to ournhabitants what the Plague and Yellow
FeUsr 10 those Of other countries; but aver
confidently that they ushern disease ofgreater COM
plcity and mortality than these latter"
further proof OF the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from common cOtd" may be seen by
glance at the following statistics taken from the
ords Of the Board of Health of PhIadephia confess
1852. Total deaths in Philadelphia, l0,26I
Died of Consumption, l,9l2
- - all other diseases (2d0 in
numbor,) s,34o
--lO,2GI
1858. Totaldeaths. 9,740
Died of Consumption, l.S95
" - all other diseases 1856
From these figures II will be seen that nearly one
fourth of the total deaths in the country cansed by
consumption TO say nothing of the numerous other
diseases springing from slight colds"
DO nottride with your health butu suffering from
aslgh cough, OF cold on the lungs, buy bottle of
HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC COROlAL.andy you may
safely count ona cure. Thousands have done so, aud
have certified to itswondertu effects,
Coughs often proceed from disOrlered or dyspep-
ito state ofthe stlmarh, in which case the German
Biters should be used. Inease OF weakness, or gem
eral debility ofthe system resulting from protract.
ed cough, the German Bitters VIII be found a great
benefit.
Prepared only by Dr. G. .M.Jackson a. \ rch street
Philadelphia and for sale by druggists aud storekeep
ers throug hout the United States and Canada Price
"a cents per bottle. lOct.2S, le53--2jly.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-11

PETTY THIEvING--O Monday night last, our
fine white rooster, presented to us by Mrs. Scott,
and two fine young chickens, were stolen. Any
person who will steal chickens from a printer,
must be rs destitute of a soul as a toad is of
hair.
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S3- The Paulding Eagle says the first church
built in that county is to be dedicated on the
2lst inst. 1t is located at Junction, aud belongs
to the NJ E. Church
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SD-The splendid steamer Forester will give
a moonlight excursion tomorrow (Friddy) eve
ming, from Toledo. A band will be furnished.
Fare, so cents.
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LIVER G OMPL AINT. DYspEpsIA. IA1rN-

AlVEK KCOMPLAINT,D DYSPEPSIA. JAUN.
diceChrOnic or nervous debility diseases of the Kid
neys, and all diseases arising from dsordercd Liv.
or Stomach.
Such as constipation, inward piles ulncss or blood
to the head ac dty of the sto ausea heartburn
disgust OF food tuness weight in the stomach sour
quotations, sinking or huttering at the pit of the
stomach swimming of the head, hurried aud difficult
breathing huttering of the heart choking or sufoca.
ting sensations when in lying posture, dmness of
vision, dots 3r webs before the eyes fever and dull
pain in the head, efficiency of Precipitation. yeownes
OF the skin and eyes, pain in the back chest limbs
&c, sudden 1ushes of heat bnlning of the flesh con-
slant imaginings of evil and great depression of spir-
its-These Btters sold by druggists and dea ers
everywhere at 7jc. per bottle. III.
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.OFWe had very good rain last Wednes.
day night, but little more of it would have
done no harm, We yet need rain.
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~ Henry e. Peck, of the firm of F. R
Miller & Co., is East after goods Look out fo
a fine assortment in few days.
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The Scandinavian Purifier ami Pills.

Cincinnati July !, 1858.
Dir C. w. Ro1ACN-- Dear Sir:-In reply to maui
rics made Of me- it gives pleasure to say that Mrs.
n Alice, OF the Society Of Friends and widow of the
late Dr. Atee of Cincinnati, pre- vious to her going g
East expressed her confidence in the efficacy of YOUR
Scandinavian Remedies, and the benefit she derived
from using them. She had been suffering from gen
cral prosation at times, being scventysiN years
of age and opthaniia aud Inflammation of the face.
Various remedies resorted to without erf when
some friends recommended course of your Scandi.
navan Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. They had the
desired effect and she considered restored to
health.
know many who have used your medicines. and
speak decidedly of the benefits derived thus tesfying
OF their rcnovatng influence in purifying the blood
and giving vigor and energy to the system. They
have my cordial appreciation. Very respectfully,
Gour obedenL servant,
S. J. BROwN.
Rev. Samuel J. Brown has been laborer in tie
cause of Christianity in Cincinnati for more than 30
years as almost every old Cincinnatian knows. Such
testimony from such IA source is to be passed over
lightly No other Proprietary Remedies present
ed to the public, ever received tithe of the commen-
dation from MEN or STANDING, in every walk of
ille, that hlne have done. Read adv ilwi
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Sale OF Real ESTATE by Order of Court.

Sale OF Real Estate by Order Of Court.
ON the 10th day OF September, a. d. 1859. between
~ the hours of II o'clock NJ and o'clock p. NJ, Mt
the door Of the court house. in the town of Perry
burg will be sold to the highest bidder the following
real estate the property of the minor heirs of Mar
garet Davidson, deceased to witt The undivided five
eighths S) of the undivided oneeleyenth a. of the
east half of the southwest quarter of section number
seventeen 40 town five (5J NORTH range twelve Q2
east, In Wood county, Ohio, and containing forty
acres, more or less Terms cash
THEODORE j. VASBURG.
F. &. ID. X, Hollenbeck. atty's. Guardian.
August H. lSj9-l4w5S2 80
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AgSnce our last issue, one Schooner ha,
'ioaded with slaves at our dock, and another j;
now being loaded,
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Educate! EduCate!!

THE BOWLING GREEN UNION SCHOOL will
commence the Fall Term on Monday. August 20.
TEL MS:
For Common English Branches So 90 per term
one
more higher r------------.---------S3 80
- "A G HERS:
Mr.. J, s. Eli PrneipoI.
Miss Mary g. KudOlp Olph--.--.-----.-..Ass phi A Assistant.
Bowling Green, August 4, Is59-lSwI
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A Card.

"A NaSFqs.
respectfully tender my heartfelt thanks to NJ n
HOWELL and Lady for the Benefit on Thursday eve.
ming last and to my friends for their attendance re
the sympathy and kind regard everywhere manifested
toward me-of which the f stival was a public cx-
pression-my heart responds with emotions of the
deepest gratitude. G. b. LINDSAY
The - Professor says, in his last paper
that | LOVE YOU Is all the secret that many
nay, most women have to tell. When that i,
said they are like China crackers on the morn
ing Of the fifth Of july"
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PEERysEvRG, July If, 1850.
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NEW INVOICE!
We 10 EIT0E010Eo

CornerLoulsanna Avenue and Front street
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From Rev Mr.McMuLi EN- Pastor of Robert, Chapel
lNDIANArOLIs, Oct. D, 1857.
Dr.C.W R0nAcK-Dtar Sir: | have used YOUR
Blood Puriierf fora nervous Affection from which
have suffered much at times Whileit has pleasant
taste 1T certainly has happyefoct upon the nerves
Please accept my ylanksfory yourhiud regard and he-
lieve me,
Yours, J.W.T .MMULLEN
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
school Examiners Notice.
ROLL Of HONOR.

John Ycaman. Woodbury. Observation-Disclosures : l,5
J. L. VI. Reed, Bowling Green,.-.-..--.--.-..--1.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-17
Notice of Inquisition.

WHEREAS Solomon Harcleroad, late OF
w Coleran township, Bedford County, died
seized of the following described Real Estate Ito
wit One tract of Land containing two hundred
and one hundred and FIVE perches, strict m easurp,
situate in Snake Spring township, Bedford County,
adjoining Lands OF James Mortimore, Isaac Rtchey
John Daugherty, and others.
Leaving issue nor Widow-but leaving the fol-
lowing collateral heirs Ito wt) Adam Harceroad,
residing in Miffiin County, Penn'a, Solomon Harce
road, residing in Wisconsin, William residing in
Blair County, Pa, Elizabeth, Wife OF Henry lmler,
residing in Bedford county. Pa, Benjamin HaFcle
road, minor, and Dav Harcleroad minor residing
in Bedford county, all Of whom the children OF
John Harcleroad, Brother whois Dead Margaret
sister and wife of William OFT residing in Bedford
county Pa, and another sister who intermarred
with Joseph Whitmor (now dead) and leaving issue
Hezetoniah, Mary Jana, Simon Whitmore, Ann Eli
"a David and Elizabeth residing in Illinois, Eliza
beth wife of Charles Heltze Christina intermnrried
with Jacob Hoenstine, Jaanna intermarrisd with
Jacob Mock, and Simon Harcleroad the petitioner,
the last four of whom reside in Bedford County
Pennsylvania,
Notice is therefore given that in pursuance Of
a writ of partition or Valuation TO me directed
will proceed 10 hold lnquistion Valuation on
said premises Friday the 22d day OF July A. D.,
1889 when and where all parties interested may at
tend if they proper.
Sheriff's Office Bed WV. S. FLUKE
ford, June II, 1859. { Sheriff.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-17
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION i.

The responsibilities which deVolve upon Inc
Democratic County Convention, called to meet
on Tuesday next, are highly important, but We
doubt not the Convention will meet them IN
the proper spirit. Let harmony and union De the
watchword of every delegate, and let it be
ALWAYS borne in mind that we have common
enemy TO fight, who will keep US busy enough
without any quarrels among ourselves. Let
the nominations be made with special regard
to the interests of the people and to the interests
of our glorious party, which is now the only
safe-guar I'd of our beloved institutions. Demo
Gratis who are candidates, will go before the
Convention, sensible that all who ask for
nomination, cannot be successful. Their
maniness and sound Democracy, therefore,
will admon8h them that 1t is their duty to
support the ticket Of the Convention, whether
their own names are on IT, or not. Remember
the fierce contest of 1856. It will be duplicated
in 1860, and the enemy must not gain any
advantage. Bedford County is sound to the
core and will remain SO if we are but true to
ourselves,