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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-02


You will take notice that the 2Sth day of April
a. d. 1852 Lyman Van Tassel aud others filed with
the Auditor of Wood county, Ohio petition praying
the county Commissioners of said county, to locate
aud establish u ditch, drain water-course accor-
ding to the true intent and meaning of of the
General Assembly of the State OF Ohio, entitled an
act to provide for locating establishing and construc
ting bitches; drains and water courses passed March
oath, $50; along the 70 lowing proposed route com
mencing the south line of section 0) town five
10y north. range nine Coy east Washington twp
forty (40) rods east of the quarter post, and TO
east on what is known as the Kellogg road, to the
quarter post on the north line of section eleven (1l)
same town and range, and thence north on the quar-
ter line OF section two (2) same town and range, to
the north line of said section two ( and thence to
follow what known Sister creek through section
thirtyhve t35l town sx(6 north nge nine (9eastt
where the baLks of sufficient height 10 contain the
water, ami there terminates that copy of said petit
tion wns on the 30th day of April A. ID. 1859 placed
in the hands of Nathan W. Minton, competent engi
neer, who has made an accurate survey OF the pro-
posed route of said ditch drain water course nnd
did on the 25th day of May A ID. 1859. 'e with said
county Auditor, such report thereon is required
and provided by by law.
| You will take notice that said petition will be for
hearing and final action the prayer thereof he.
fore the county commisS of Wood County hio,
at the office of the Auditor of said county, in Perrys
burg on the 18th day of June, A. D. 1859, nr soon
thereafter the state of business before said
missoners will permit the same to he taken up at
which time aud place you are required to appear and
show cause, any you have, against the location es-
tnblishment construction Of said ditch drain or
water course, also TO make claim for compensation
for such part portion of your lands may be taken
or required for the construction Of such ditch.
drain water he forever thereafter estop
ped from making asserting setting up such claim.
JAMES w. ROSS, Co. Auditor.
MAY 26-3w2S7.55
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-02

NEw YoRK May 3l.--The London Morning
Adpcrtis:r of the l8;h hns the following: We
are enabled to state that very angry cores
pondcce sjust now going on hatween the French
and English Governments in relation to the
permission granted by our Government TO the
Austrian vessels to take shelter under our guns
at Malta The French government energetically
complain OF this as showing an undue friend
ship Tor Austria, inasmuch as French vessels
having no fear of Austrian ships do not seek OF
require the sam, protection
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-02
Rridye Lob In LET.

'TNHE commissioners of Wood County. Ohio, will
l. let to the lowest responsible bidder, on wednes-
day. the 18th Of Juno next ut two o'clock p. NJ, the
making ofa bridge across the ravino near the resi-
dence of Michael Hayes, the river road. being near
The work will consist principally of earth embank.
ments or filling, with hewn timber culvert to be
placed below the surface OF the water.
Plans and specifications will be exhibited and made
known at the place and hour of letting.
BY order of county commissioners.
JAMES w. ROSS, Co. Auditor.
Mny IG--3w3S1 40
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JAS. Won DENSCuOTER
Sherin,s Sale.

A. M. Thompson VS.. Stephen Curtis.
DY virtue of order of sale directed and de-
ID livered from the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood County, Ohio, In the above cause will offer
for sale the door of the Court House in Perrysburg
Ohio on
Saturday, June rs, 1859.
between the hours of IL O'Clock NJ and o'clock p.
NJ. of said day, the following real estate described
as nlots numbered Five hundred and ninety, 1890 J
Six hundred and eleven (6ll) and Six hundred and
fourteen (G14 laid out and numbered in the reco
ded plat of the town of Perrysbury, in Wood County
Ohio. G, w. NORTON sheriff
+. & L. X. HoLLENDECK att'ys for pl'if.
June 2-4WbS2 80.
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A Proposition.

Any porsoa who will send US the names nj
two new sub'cribers, shall have n copy Of the
Gtsrss1 FAnnrR Cor the year 1859. Frisnls,
zee your neighbor' and get a copy Of this valu.
able agricultural monthly. Depend upon il,
you will never do yourself greater good with
so little effort.
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PEaaYsBuRo. $3.50; Wheat Lao to
l.50 Corn, 10 to 75c.; Potatoes, so to 75c.;
Butter IL to l5c.; Lard, l2lc.; Hams, lie; Ba-
con, 8 to l0c.
TOLEDO Flour, S7.00 to 7.35; Wheat, 81 81
to 1.72; Corn, SO to o0c; Oats, Soc; Rye, SIC.
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FIFTY CENTS 4 YEAR,
CASHPRENIIUMs!

as still greater iuduoement form clubs Full par
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terested IN the cultnre of the soil is invited to send
for copy. aud # pleased with the paper, act as
agent Specimen copies sent free to all applicants.
Address JOSEeH HARRlS,
Gblisher aud Proprietor
May 10, 1862. Ro chester, New York.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-02

--Ex-JHdge Leeomple is praeieiag law at
L9avenworth.
Gov, Mcdary Of Kansas, who has been spen.
ding few days at his old home in Columbus,
returned to his official post ON saturday.
A wife in Portage is the mother Of eleven
girls, the eldest but twelve years Old. Three of
them arrived togalhcr few days since.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-02
BLooD PURIFIER AND BLooD PrLls.
DIR. ROBACK'S
SCANDINAVIAN REM EDIES.

WhEN DIX kOBA h. THE RENOWNED
w Swedish Physician, introduced his Blood Puri.
fer and Blood Pills in tile United States he set
forth inplain language their curative properties
This was years ago. Theta of recorme q ding Them
has since been taken ont of his honds Enlightened
men, whose character for sound judg and pbilos
ophy, gives their opinions weight in the community,
men who observe reflect and make assurance doub.
ly sure before they everywhere approving
and urging the use Of these wonderful
All who confde in the wisdom and honesty Of this
class, who chose to investigate for are
now of one mind on this important subject
DR., Roback invites the attention OF the sick to the
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from the members of the medical profession, editors
OF public journals. well known merchants and farm
ers,and ladies of the highest respectability giving
accounts fextraoi dinary cures wrought by the REM
edles, oil which cures thev themselves
EYE WITNESSES.
These parties may be consulted personally or by
letter, by those who have any doubt upon the sub.
which is at all times accessible to the public estsb
fishes the following
FACTS:
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS
have been proved by analysis to
CONTAIN NO MINERALs
That they cure the almost universal complaint.
DYSPEPSIA,
with unerring certainly and in very hort time-=s
That after all other medicines have proved useless,
they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore the health and strength of the sufferer
That
s1~.y ,,x.,s
ciOh HH"AhEo'
who have anguished for years in helpless weakness
and despondency, recuperate with almost miraculous
rapidity under their invgorating operation That all
Sexual Disabilities are removed by their cordial and
gently stimulating properties. That they recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITITTIONS
bovever thov NAV bov. hoan .r;acd ,v;,h ona .hu,
That their direct iendencv ia 70 WIN ""o "'u''u'
LENGTHEN LIFE,
and render it enjoyable That operating directly
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CAJTSE SOON tn uIEAI
- -, ~
% ,ro' ,me every taht OF scrof
""' "n.,"e, " o.er"e. tnat they
REChUII TIE DEBlLITATED,
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organ of the SYSTEM and to expei it tthorouphly and
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-02

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=" shall write something about your Extermi.
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Ed, Bonner Fdyette, No.
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Notice--John GaIwick's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
N been appointed aud qualified as administrator
on the estate of John GAlwiok, deceased, late OF
Wood County, Ohio. RILEY MORGAN.
May ls-2Ws$I,
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-02
HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs.
Prepared by Dr. c. M Jackson, 4ls Arch Street, Phi
ddeiphia, Pa.
READ WHAT is SAID OF THEM.


ScoTr, Cortland Co., N. Y, March 81, '57.
DR.. G. NJ Jackson-Dedr Sir.-In behalf OF the nf-
Aicted pen few lines to you. have suffered and
doctored myself and know how to pity those in like
condition. Until commenced taking your Btters
last summer, not able to do anything to
sit up any considerable length of time. Before had
taken tho first bottle fclt like man, and now
after having continued the of them for a sbort
time in the worst season OF the year, able to la
Dor hard every day. To say the least, think have
received more benefit from the Bitters than all other
medicines have taken. ] have not only used your
Bitters myself but have given bottles and parts of
bottles to those complaining of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, and in every they tell they have
taken no medicine so beneficial as the Bltters.
Respectfully yours.
JAS. Won BENSCHOTER.
They arc prepared by DR.. G. NJ. Jackson, AIS Arch
Street, Philadelphia Pa, and are sold by druggists
and store keepers in every town and village In the
United States, Canadas and s. America, for 75c. per
bottle See that the signature of G M. Jackson is
on the wrapper of each bottle. 2w2.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-17
LA w INTELLIGENCE

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Frederick Pinkney, Esq, Deputy States Attorney,
prosecuting.
The following occupied yesterday:
On the opening of the Court yesterday morning,
S. Teackle Wallis, Esq, counsel for Henry NJ Fitz-
hugh, filed a suggestion for the removal of the case
against him to Baltimore County Circuit Court
The Court passed the order for removal, and Mr.
Fitzhugh gave security for his appearance in the
sum of 81 900, DR.. Edward Schwartze and Nicho-
las B. Worthington, Esq, being his bondsmen.
Coleman Y elliott, Esq, came into Court and en-
tered his appearance counsel for the Defence in
the case the State as. William and George Coul-
son, indicted for the murder of Jonathan B. Chron
lister.
No cases on the appeal docket being ready for
trial, they were continued until the next term
jury de l,n,dtico iuquirendo was empaneed,
and Bridget Tully declared to be luratic and pau
per. The Court passed an order for her confne-
ment in Mount Hope Hospital at the expense of the
city.
J. R. Kenly, ESQ.,, filed motion for a new trial
in the of VIM. II. Rose the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore.
The grounds upon which the new trial is asked
are: Because the verdict rendered was against
law in this-tbat the counsellor of the city prayed
the opinion of the Court and instruction to the
jury to the proper construction of the section OF
the ordinance which the appellant was ohar0ed
with violating; that the Court instructed The i9ry
that the appellant had not upon the evidence adj
duced, violated the said section of said ordinance
and that they must find for the appellant; notwith
standing which said instruction, the Jury sworn to
try the issue disobeyed and refused to comply with
the instructions given to them by the Court, and
found verdict for the appellee, the City of Balti
more.
The Court adjourned until this morning at Il
o'clock
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William l.. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied yesterday:
Michael Feldner Us. William Stump. An appea
from Justice Welch. Judgment reversed.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-17
INTERESTING FROM IRELAND

lCoLTeSIO7tuehce of the London Times
DUBLIN Tuesday Morning, The Irish war Jour-
mails are making spasmodc efforts to impress their
readers, including the scattered members of the
Ph9nlX Clubs, with the idea that something por-
tentous looms in the visit to Europe of Mr.. John
Mitchell, the great champion of vitrio bottles at
nome and OF slavery in the southern states of the
Union. 1t appears to be settled matter that the
interesting exe's steps will be first directed to-
wards the shores of France, and that here in Ire
land we need not expect his presence until he is
prepared to land at some exposed spot at the head
OF an invading army.
POTATO DISEASE.
The Cork papers will have it that the blight in
It's oldest and worst form has attacked the potato
crop in that quarter The fact Ofits actual appear
ance there has been severel times noticed in the
local Journals but this morning the tale is told with
more crcumstantiality than usual and is no longer
set down as flying rumOr. The Examiner of last
night says:
owe regret to say that so far as has come under
our observation, in the rural districts, for many
miles around the city, potato disease is becoming
very general. In one instance that has come to our
knowledge, splendid field of fifteen acres, ex-
cellent land and highly cultivated, the crop on
which was at one time expected to realize $500 is
now become absolutely worthless. In many cases
halt and even two-thirds of the crops have been
lost. An esteemed correspondent informs us
that the blight has set in with deadly viruence
along the coast from Kinsale to Conakilty. The
crop in that district this year was about the same
average breadth as it had been for the last three
years, but in yield aud quantity it had been great
iy superior. Unfortunately, however, in no year
has the tuber been so rapidly destroyed. The po-
tato melts away almost when attacked. Whole
fields have been abandoned as not being worth the
cost of digging. With regard to the other crops
IN that district the correspondent states that
wheat has been found not nearly so productive as
in 1858, oats on the other hand much more prolific
and barley less in produce, but far better in quality
and condition -
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-17
VOL. IV---NO. 4S7.
Munftarp anO Commercial gsbish.
8ALrIMORE, September l6, 1859.

BALTIMORE, september 10, 1909.
There has been animation in the Stock market this
week than there been for long time past the
actions at the Board amounting in value little rising
$500 OOO For Northern Central Railway the market has
been especially active the sales this add up
about 100 shares. 1t sold on Saturday at $19T20H
cash. and $20A time, but Monday it brought $20A
cash. and S2l time. Since Monday prices for it have,
however been slowly but steadily recedng and to-day it
sold at $l9A seller co. and buyer 5G6 days. $9H buyer
60 days. and l9A buyer 80 days. and it left off at 1873
bid, $l9A asked regular way. The sales of Bal
tmore and Ohio Railroad reach 900 shares
S59X at which it sold on Monday down to $594
which price obtained it day. 1t closed to-
day at $594 bid $59h asked regular way. There has
been quite an active movement this week in Mining
stocks especially in Guilford and Gardner Hill which
seem to be favortes among these stocks OfGuiford
there have been 5000 shares sold at S1h1S cash and
seller 60 days. and 500 shares today at s1S buyer 60
DAYS and the sales Gardner Hill add up 200 shares at
from $3.50 down to $2S1H time, and 1925 cash. Gull
ford closed day at sk bid S1S asked buyer 60 days
and Gardner Hill left off 81 064 bid, $243A asked
regular way We note sales this week of 100 shares
Springfield at slK and 500 shares do at slA cash.
This stock left off day GO bid S1s1 asked regular
way Sales shares Baltimore and Cuba Mining
and Smelling Co. at s62 cash. Baltimore City U.s. and
Railroad bonds have through the week been firm The
sales of City 6s ncude s3715 1S75s at 99A 100 dvi
dend $4,000 1S90's at 9SHG99 exdividend, and the
sales of Railroad bonds embrace $4,000 Baltimore and
Ohio 1855 at SAN $4,000 Northern Central 1855 at
67, 81 900 Northwestern Virginia first mortgage at 92H
and $500 do third mortgage bonds not endorsed at Fl
Bank stocks fair request but the operations in them
this been light The sales embrace 1G shares
Bank of Baltimore at $103H6104 15 shares Union at
S77; and go shares Citizens at $11 1KG11&.
We have material change to note in the condition
of the Money market since last Friday The demand for
Money is active, but first class paper can be readily
placed at the rates which still per cent for
endorsed and 9910 per cent for single name paper Sc
cond paper however saleabe The banks are
discounting comparatively little, although the offerings
of paper of them understand quite large
Money can be had call with first class collaerals at
per cent.
We remark considerable increase this week in the
amount OF the foreign commerce of Baltimore. The i'm
ports for the week ending Thursday amount in value
s976273 of which Sl93 655 free, and SlS261S
were duty paying goods and the exports for the
period 1901 GIG, against $s2 342 last week. and $685.
S4 for the corresponding week in 1855 The value of the
foreign imports last week only Sl56,766.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-17
LAUNCH OF A STEAMER FOR AFRICA.

Henry Steers has launched from the foot of 10th
street, East River, New ork, a side wheel steamer
of about 20 tons burthen, built by the New York
State Colonization Society, and named the Seth
GrosvenOr. after late distinguished citizen whose
generosity enabled the society to enter upon the
undertaking. The New York Commercial Adrer-
ttser says that this steamer is designed to run on
the coast of Liberia, from Cape Palmas to Galinas
stopping at MonrOvia and other points on the
route.
The requirements of Liberia for a vessel for this
purpose have long been evident, and in the early
part of this year mercantile firm in NOnrovia
suggested to the society, that ift would construct
a steamer, it would charter her for term of
years and pay for her in instalments within that
term.
Upon full consideration of the subject, it was
concluded that the facilities which would be offer
ed to the local transportation of the produce of Lii
IBERIA to an export market, independent of the slim
ulus such an enterprise would give to the foreign
trade of this country were of character to justify
the society in embarking in the enterprise, and it
forthwith entered into the necessary arrangements
to execute it.
The hull of this vessel was built by Mr.. Henry
Steers; it is coppered, and the waterwheel guards
are full sponsoned. She is to be propelled by a
marine cOndensing engine of the steeplc design,
having a cylinder 2S inches in diameter, and a
stroke of piston of feet, with a tubular boiler and
Sewells sur ace condenser.
She is to be rugged as schooner and for the pur-
pose of facilitating her out she is is fitted with
an additional, but temporary keel.
As the fund appropriated to her construction will
not be fully adequate to the cost and equipment of
her, the society will have to depend upon the friends
of African colonization for assistance in this most
interesting essay to develop the results ofit import
ance in a commercial point
The North Atlantic Steamship Company, through
William Whiteright Jr., has taken the lead in con-
tributing, as it has giveu the material for such
joiner work will be required for the cabins, Off
GERS rooms, &C., from the cabins, &C.. removed in
making the alterations necessary to adapt their
steamers to their new route.