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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

DAvHIoE, NEW BRlGHroN.-THI5 EST ABtlsH
msnt VIZ be opened the st of Nay ssd pr0pstof
VIII be happy 10 AXE with parties who DO
sire 70 cugsso rooms The distance f.o Ne~ York New
Brighton AK Ilss, and the trip u performed by steamboat
70 less than half an hour leaves Nav York lost OF whee
haa sgeet atW{ and 10Y and and r. NJ Iea,s1
Is,ss irg5 wa &c oss f,eSusai s ths adSpces
fses prizes vii be reggissa according DE ari
y, kuAsJsRD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06
xAOTELS.

QLsNCAKD H0u1r, BROADwsY AND TwsI.rT1
~ street New York accommodations for families ant
gentlemen, at low rnes daring the ner full Board viii
room - per day. Without ROOM 81 day. by the week
BLANCARE 4 MAGELLAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

UyHE BANCO INDUSTRIAL PECUARIO, OF HAVANA,
Cuba ready to enter into contracts for the trans
po aton island of Cubs all descriptions of cxte,
both and for breedng and In order 70 give all
parties far Chance the said Bsnting Company VIM admit
such bulls sheep and hogS ard transport them
sad s'snd either by stear, sailing vesses Such
parties address the Banking Company above clearly
specifying all particulars 80 regards description quality
number aze weight prices and terms OF payment &C.
appoint agent TO the city Of Havans with full
authority enter inos contract being understood thai the
company would prefer make contyscs fixed price
head by the weight for from all risk loss delivered
Of Point place where the will desigpate For
further particulars apply 70 EDWARD FLASH 81 Broad
akrea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

w Oregon Sandwich Islands, and Pacific Coast Of South
America express will be despatched United
staes mail steamers MOSES TAYLOR, Nay 5 and GRANA-
DA at greatly reduced rates Freight by fast express
At u per pound; by1~ express Is pound,
provided weighs s pounds cubic FOOT lighter freight
Freight must be strongly packed and in water
proof Collections made in ali of California and
oregon Exchange San Francisco for sale In 70 suit
WELLS, FARGO CO., 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION THE AN
w pual meeting Of members o: this asso,on wiz be held
in the lecture Clinton Hall place, Tuesday
evening hav 10 1850 at O'Clock The annual election for
Office Of this sfsocaon viii DE held at Cn,on Hail.
day. HAY IL 1889 Polls open from A. 70 o p n By
~ w JOSEPH H. LyCOUR Zee Sec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

LIVE POINTS MISSION -TB Z FITTEEHrH ANNTvER-
OF the ladies' Home Missionary socisy and the Ninth
Of The Five Points Misson VII he held at the csdemy OF
Gusc Tuesday evexipz May To- commencing at half past
sesen O'clock singing dialogues and other interesting ever
cses by the children lddesses by Professor Tanv Of Bal
imors ard Dr. Nadal, of washn Tickets Of admission
20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

GALE OF UNITED ATArEs MUsKETS.
ORDNANCE OvYicE
WASHINGTON, april H. 1859. !
Proposa writing will be received the Ordnance Office
until the 1889 the purchase Of all
portion thousand United States OF the kinda and
deliverable at he places mentioned below, viz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

EsUn sALE-vALUABLE BROADWAY Properly ON
the OF Reade and Duane streets The above
the northeast Of Reade street. and the
southeast corner Of Duane street This property worthy the
those desrug business banking
locaicn sng situated wide and Ia the
The best busin portion Of the city For further partcn
Ars terms, &c &c apply 10 JAMES GEMMEL 302 Broad
way, of Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
~ The annual meeting OF stock holders OF hs company for
NE election OF thirteen d dsctors win be held at the oce
Of the company OF Tweny sixth street and Fourth
Tuesday May 18th inst the polls 20 &c open from
tv elve O'Clock At noon. 10 two O'Clock NJ The ransfer
the old and preferred stocks M DO closed from four
O'Clock Y. H. Of the 10th inr until nine O'Clock OF the
18th inst W. II. EvEa3ON. Secretary, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

ITO LET-A NEAT COTTAGE WITH LARGE GARDEN
pleasant street r ne nons isnnG
By boat; desirable location and pssfscGy healthy
Kent very low Apply 70 d. y. wiLLlAAS' M Cnamosi
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

r ArAwIA SMOKING TOBACCO -JUsr RE0EIvKD
an ,nveis direct For Wholesale and retail, "a and
% rnlcn street. and No store broadway BY A. A.
SAXANOS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

makes speedy cure Wh0ut tho edes Restriction OF de
drink exposure change application 70 business This
srabe result obtained In from two 70 ten days and
aeer oenos the palate and renders
necessary all deviation 10 Diet In eruption s1si pursn
sound healthy digestion, tho disease thus removed
speedily consistent with The production Of thorough
.Id permanent cure Price 81 per bottle O. H. RING, GO
nera agent 8 Broadway new YORK. Redding Boston; Jen
rison Albany Calender also for sale abovs
2inRs celebrated Rose wssh price Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

CENn1R VETERAN CORNS OF 1872 "A REGUrAF
- maeire will be held at lie Mercer House on this Frsy
evening" Nays at III o'clock Runcua ale adaace request
ISAAC S N. P;syTr, Adjt H. RAYMOND, Col
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

ysOR sATE-TwO NEW FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY
high houses well located, second
avenue of Eighteenth price 80 $780, all modern
improvements. Apply on the premises
vyOR sALB-A VERY NICE COUNTRY SEAT, ONLY
~ forty from the city, the New Haven Railroad,
Il Rochelle AL kinds Of fruit and shade trees, r
plote order, and extensive water view
E. b. KINSHIMER, aa3 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

I,OR sAJE-FIFTH AVENUE, MURRAY HrL-THE
and basement brown stone trent house, now
being nhed In the mott elegant aud substantial manner by
dsys door below The soubeast corner OF Fifth ave
Thirty pnth lot l26 feet Deep Inquire OF w.
puMUNr, NaM grce., basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

E)NE ARGG.-FOR SALE. PORTRAIT OF TIE CE-
LIBERATED artist Adriano BIC the best pupil OF lie
un painted by himself precious little painting fine
roecL0A Also, interior OF the Dome of Milan paint
ed BY Mgiara unsurpassed arts. In this style of painting
Amateurs respectfully invited 10 inspect these paint
ngs 70 be seen for few days only at T. w. PARKER
CO'6, 7GS BroSdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

NOR SALEM THE BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY VII
lsee Of Yonfers. cottage IN the Goth, style containing
kichep dining and sitting psror and four bed
rooms quarters Of Of ground prety laid
with u and ahade trees &c situated ON Pasde avenue
Nhe es. 10 YonkerS commanding uninterrupted valley
and water view of thirty miles price S;2oo
r. MAJOR, l49 Broadway, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

NOTICE ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
~ sgsirst trusting Of the agents. or one.
without order from the Of Lob
Only Dsrrher debS OF their contracting viii be paid by
the car tain or consigrees DAVID POLLOCK, Owner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

NOTICE MORE ARE ADMITTED TO THE CONGRESS
IN fkeescbaum Coorers except those who smoks LIAM
ALIENS granuated EN- 7kirg tpbas co.
NEW YORK TyfOGE sPHIC.L USIoy-A sPE.
IN meeting # The Nex York Typographical Union No.
Will be held in the Jemmany Hall committee room this day
rday O'Clock n All members ere requested TO be
pre- busnefs OF importance will be transacted By
order. =. CLASSY, Vice Presnent.
ROBERT n DAcK, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

afNVNF1 VAN DONSUIIIEV
~ love msree AM absent fsierds she tells al The events
o fe che mas tsnnahed III who visit her II wiyh truth
s.e hsr .n at iaS Mulberry street, 10 the rear Ladies; "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

~--.-s
4 RTIa-Es, TEACHER1 AND SCHOOLS ARE XEsPEC'c.
a ins Informed that tae subscriber selling best
Eng csavss oil and water colors pasels drx wing paper,
hc ut lcvser prices than any house the city All NE
ras for tre clan painting AID the best prints
AID epgrav,pgs IN the city Frames hand and raade 20
order. W. SCEAUS,
Artsg!s' Colorman, 629 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

| ITO LET-FURNIsaED OR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO
i single gentlemen ladies'. House private Gas, &c
Rent 81 80 70 10 per monh % Third street. Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

T'oR SALE CHEAP-ro PAY ADVANCES, SMALL
collection OF valuable oil paintings sewing machines
sefxrs &C. GEAFFIN 90, II Nassau street, room 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

DIV. J. r. COEDIT u. n, OF AUBURN THEOI, O9I.
IL cal Seminary viii preach the annual before the
Socieiy Of Inquiry OF Union Theological Seminary
bath evening Nav q the Pres9ytersn church. OF
Fourteenth street aud Second The services
mence at q quarter before O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

ENOH SALE-A UESIRABLE COUNTRY KESIDENCE,
situated the east eide Of the Hackensact river within
of mite and IN full view Of the village OF Hacsen
sack New Jersey The ARA contains 1871 Of good land
with good supply Of fruit large garden With graz eyues
beds &C., &c The Improvements extensive
Glass and consist OF large double story and attic
frau house and ell nutbudnge Immediate
session be had The ocaon pleasant and healthy
of being about IL mica cn this city, the
day. The Northern Railroad being finished within
about three miles of the village. from which branch road
contemplated For more full particulars ~ ply to E. g. LuD
LOW a co. Il Pine.sireet
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-15

eSr The D,mlcralc Senatorial convention,
for this district, meets IN Toledo to-day. Mr.
Westcott is to be dropped. and Jackson hos been
driyea from the course 10y the Pu,nsm demoo.
racv, who declared theu 0G(erminslion not 10
support him, Dorhmrr, a G rman Catholic, OF
Putnam county, will he nominated How will
that suit the Know Nothing editors OF the r"l"-
do Times d. Herald, WIN carried the folowng
motto at their mas,.l d for long timei
Equality OF rights to all nntur,liS 'd emiSrants
who are rnoRouGuLY AMrRcNwl2ED and owe no
temporal allrpencr, BY REASON OF THEIR
RELIGION, higher Than that 10 tbs consnil.
,ion."
And in addition to that, these same men pub
lished constantly. at the head Of thelr paper, the
following article OF faith;
"Nu interference with the righ's Of citizen
ship already acqnirei by ForeiInT', 0ni the
protection Of LAW oull who honestly em'grate
from love of liberty; but the exclusion oi for
egn paup-rs sHd trlons, AMI refusal to e.ritnd
the = gkt of Su3rdg: TO all Irh0 cIms hereGftsr
until they shall have resulted 81 y~,rS ia h.
United States and complied with the NaturalE,-
ton Laws
There is the platform adopted by the organ Of
locofocoism in Nurth.Westem Ohio, aud yet
they expect TO support a man whom they contend
is not "thoroughly Am'ricaniGe t." aud who
owes temporal allegiance " oy virtue Of his
religion higher than that TO the constitution. -
Verify strange elements are combined in the To-
eoloeo party
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-15

few weeks ago, neighbor Knapp asserted
th,t the United States government had been
sundled out OF over 100000 by Tom. Corwin.
We wee surprised al the ossir,ion, aud supposed
our neighbcr honestly believed what he stated to
be lruey Not wishing to fiiltiis columns N the
Journal with a detailed statement Of the facts,
which would he stale matter to It's reader, the
Ellor of the Press was requested To call on Gen.
Nortur,ur any other we'll posted party friend,
md obtain the needed Information. Knspp
treats our kini suggestion with scorn!ul con
tempt, aud inlimates that he is nsulted by hsv.
ing been retired to Interiors for advice Hear
him:
"When we wish any correct politicel iuior-
nation from a man OF not one hall our experience
in politics, we moy take the ad,ic OF cur neigh
bur OF the journal. lie is decidedly cool in his
sugge, tluu.' t..
II that is not cool enough Tor dog days, then
we are indeed greatly deceived. Certainly Gen
Norton must feel highly a,tered by such left
handed com plnenls fron the big Bone Lick
organ.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-15
Republican County Convention.

In RESPONSE ,oa cdil trum The Central Com.
mittrr, lNc Republicans ot Wood Cotnty mrt
ia convention a. Blwms Grrcu, on Thursday,
5 pit s. 10 nomilNte candldaleS Tor county OH
uCs,
The m citing was orguniscd at IL o'clock, A.
NJ by appointing JomeS Mdrroy, Esq, Chair
ma,, and J. h. Roller, Secretary,
Ga muuou, the following committees were p
poutrd:
On Rulos and ApporJionmcnt-A. Cook, Geo.
Luske,, SAINT Cnllcnl', b ". J 'hnSup :. hudcr,
Oa Crurnl Co,nmi lee--S. JytGr>ou, J f.
Pace, Y. utter, JOS. P,mhr, 5. w St john.
Ga K solutions - 4, A II sglns Ebcr Wilson,
Lee Mnnrc,
The convention I. en- adjourned until half past
onr Octock
On meeting In the afternoon, the committee
ON rul,s m de lhcr r, port winch was adopt Il.
rnt committee appointed u select County
c mral Comm T., reported the following, whn
we,e cnoscn;-E G,auam, Eher w lsou, S w.
st john, IT, n. Atcvmde,, W. IL. Jones, +, r.
Mitcr, q 5, Mcknight
lhe convention then proceeded to ballot for
II chndldue Tor Auiltor and on the second bal.
lot, Addison Sm,th, having u maiurty OF all
the vnicS east, was decared the numinee.
Il. GNNam Was rr.nomnated for Treasurer by
accamaion.
on the Ars; ballot, s, Hatch was nominated
Tor kVcordST,
J. + Pr,ye was re.nominatel FOR Prosecuting
Attorney by scclamauun,
On tn ii, 81 ballot, Al,In Clark, of Middleton, ,
was nominated iur Commissioner
n w. Mutton was re'numiuat,d for Surveyor
by acClamauon.
The committee on resolutions reported the
following, WHICH were adopIed amId the hearty
cheer, ul the Couyy uluu;
Rts,tp.d, That the Republicans of Woo I
County. hrSr lily endorse aad rralhrm the prln.
! ciplcs oi tie Rrpubucau party ~ expressed in
! jh If last Nauuuol aud State Platforms.
! R,SIlpsd, THAT we are opposed to the dStinc
/ tions attempted 10 be- eSaDI,Shed by the present
/ administration between ulup'rd aud native
born oItlz-n, OF thc UrIted 5 atts, and hold that
-och aye rqualiy entlitd TO the protection OF oul
hog.
R,sglrtd, That we have the utmost confidence
in the sbinty or tie several noniurS ot this
! Gou,eulun aud at their deviation 10 the princi
pies orthr Republican party, aud that NO wi
give them our hearty aud united support
o. motion, the Convention adjourned b,
lgiyng Ihr,e rhe,Is for the ticket
JAMES MURRAY, Chairman.
' J. l., RoLLgRi cGeIary,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-15
Sherin,s Sale.

Julius Blim ng ,inst James Belville ct al.
Dl virtue OF an alas vendi order of sale 10 me di-
- rccted aud delivered from the court of common
pleas of Wool county. Ohio, in the above entitled
cause will offer for sale at the door OF the court
house in perryshurp, on
saturday. October J, 1859,
between the hours Of ~ o'clock VI and o'clock p
VI nf said day the following real cstate The north
half n the northeast quarter of section number TWEEN
.oue en-; the souh half ofthe northeast quarter of
ectiun number twenty cd; the north hall OF the
northeast quarler o section number twent Ntwo ,22l
and ten lO) acres of the part of the south east
quarter of section number sixteen (f6O all in town
ship number five tj) north. range number eleven (ll)
east in Wood county Ohio; appraised MS Iollows--
c. ". NORTON sheriff Wood co., OHIO.
JAMES MURRAY, atLy otpl IT,
August Is lSi9-l5wTS4 S.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-15
The Discussiom at HI mn.

The first discussion between Mssrs. Denn-
son and Rlnney, took place ut ril6n on the 9,
inst. A large coucourse of people were pres.
eur aud every thing passed of IN good style. -
ID nnison even surprised his friends by his elu.
qucnte aud arguments Rann'y was evidently
the wrong man to put against Dennison We
noic the following extract from MIR. Denni.
soa's closing remaiks
Mr. d thought Judge Ranncy should not b.
ronccuei about The K publican principles. a-
they were iaentflid with his professions OF Is Is
whrn hu wrote the linllmnn letter. In that letter
Judge K. advocated just what the Republicans
now udNocalr-lhG prohibition Of Slavery in
The Territories 10y Congressional legislation. IL
my question, Does the Constitution carry sla.
vrly INTO the r,rntoiies2 th' gentleman answers
1t exists only IN law. What law The Dem.
ocrats endorse the Dred Scott decision, winch
saws the Constitution carries Slavery into t+t
Territories. But my friend does not answer m,
question squcrcly, lie answers none Of ~,
questions. When ask him It the Fugitive
slave law is constitutional, he answer, me by
asking, What do you think Of it, When ash
hin about the sub treasury, he SAYS he is in ia
vor Of Iha safe keeping Of the public money -
so AIN |. He will not discuss the difference be-
wv, ru d D'mpcracy North aul South. b mucra
cy, he says, is hki rock in md ocean. Yes
III the midnight ocean Oi the South for it is ut
where in the North.
But the Republicans will agitatr. Who an
nrx'd rex,Sl would ask, who repealed th,
| Missouri Compromise Who enacted tho Ne
| hrdsku. KANSAS blllH Who denied the riuhL q
pGliuOn7 Aud Nhn rlld the mail to suppress
50 callrd uceudihry docunenls2 II is tn
Southern Democracy who aslMte.
Republicans assert that slavery is n purely 10
cal institution, aud can only exist by pDsiliv
law. rh' D,cd Scott decision, which carrie
slavery iuto amy portion oi the United Slae
wn, h not lorblddeu by statute law, we hold
not law.
Nv Irlcnl AYERS that non intervention Wa
| Rrvulu,lundry ducrrinr. II 81, why hi JrllrI
s,n IN 1881 lrLnr bl' to prohibit slavery i
the terrlInllr~ forever? Il it was the Revolt
,ionury duclrinr, why did ,h' Colonal Congrrs
tame lhr ordtuaucr ot l7o7. which dedlcatr
al the North. IVES, ~ lreednm' Why is it tia
very Congress aud P,esdeut down to Polk
tm' has endorsed the prnc're oi CongresSiol
al legislation tor the territories
Nj D.uu,on re- III m'i that the RepubI
caus maintain ih,t CmSrrss has power TO TX
cluiu slavery irnm the territories aud that
wuul consul It his Iuiy I" obey the Fn1lll,
Slsvr Inv. under I'll, Constitution. unIil IL sha
| be repealed.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-15
Court OF Common Pleas, Vacation after may
Term, 1859.

VIM Fcnrnside executor of the last will of John Asst
ling, dec agst, Henry Haskins and others
rTNtE dcft II. uIsknsa resident ofthe town of Ken
l. dallvc, in the state of Indiana will take notice
that on the Sth day of August, a. d. 1859, William
Fearnsideas executor of the last will and testament OF
John AstlRg deceased, fled the clerks Office otthe
court OF common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, petit
tinn against said Henry laskns and others the OBJ
iect aud PRAYER whereof is TO obtain from said court
an order for the sale OF the real estate of said dece
dent heing Lots 100 49, 1872, al i2 in the town
oI Portage in Wood county, ONO, tor the payment
of said dccedents Indebtedness his personal property
and effects being insufficient for that purpose, al so to
asc ertan and fix the of mortgage lien in IA
yur of John McMahun, on said real estate; said neti
ton viii be for hearing before said eenr on the first
day ofits next tern October 2j 1881 at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. or soon thereafter said cause can be reach
ed in its proper order. JAMES MuHRAI,
August H. 1859 liwC$4 Is. atyplf
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-15
ron REPREsr rNTATlvE.
WILLIAM S. WOOD, OF Ottawa.
toIrNTY TICTET.
Our County Ticket.

Tho Republican Convention, at Bowling
Green, ON Thursday last wos well attended snd
the sprit manifested showed that the fires OF
tho party are brightly burning The ticket no.
minated will be found at the head OF this column,
and the proceedings Of the Convention appear
in this rOpcr
.AoplsoN SMITH our candidate for Auditor, is
an old citizcn of the County, and has served
the peoplc several years Us Auditor snd one
term in tn, lower branch OF tho State L'glsln-
,ure. BY his prompt attention 10 the duties ot
tho Office whilc Auditor. combined with the
most accommodating spirit, Mr SMITH made
everybody, of all parties, his warm i'ends ana
admirers, aud scores of Democrats will give him
their hearty support Mr 5. has not taken an
sctiyc part in poIiuc3 for several years, yet h.
has been q firm aud consistent Republican ond
will do all in his power to promote tho pf'ncI'
pies Of the party and secure The election OF l''
candidates. IL is, il every respect worthy OF
the posi- ion which he occupies on our ticket.
ALVIN CLARK, our eau ilalc for Commits
sioner, resides in Million township. H. has hrer
, cilix.n of that township Tor twenty five year
lie is gonl farmer. is highly esteemed by al
whn knows him, is we'll qnIin to dschSrS'
the duties OF County Commissioner and vii
be elected.
The balance of the candidates are now fl'inl
the Offices to which they are to b. reelected
and their renomimtiou is an endorsement q
the hunls of the people which speaks more II
heir favor than anything that We couiI say.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-15

John Bates NJ Mlpistrator at W II, Conrsers sstate
against James j. Parks and wife,
DY virtue of an alias order Of sale To me dreete
ID and delivered from Wood common pleas, in the
above entitled cause, will offer for sale at the doc
Of the court holse in Perryshurg, on
Saturday, October l,lSS9,
between the hours OF . O'Clock VI. aud o'clock p
NJ Of said dsy the following real eS1'e being in lo
number one hundred and ninety-6ye Q9'l in the tow
of Perrvshurg, Wood county, Ohio, with all its i'm
provemens, appraised al S2i0000; said sale Is for Oh
enforcement of a mechanics lien on the dwelin;
house on said lot. CIV NORTON,
sh'f Wood co.. Ohio,
JAMES MUKRAY, atty OF plh.
August Is, 1s5V--l607SS IS.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-15
COunIy Fair.

The Committee ol Aransiments for the next
Comfy Fair, to b. held NJ Bowling Green on
the 5Ih aud 6h Oo,ob rucX,, have selected their
grounds, end are naw preparing tho same Tor
the Fair In view Of The abunant reward
which has attended IA, loborS ur the farmer. du-
ring the past year, lheS anticipate on excellent
dispIoy o farm products, stock, &, AMI are
making their arrans senents to accommodate all
who may attend.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-15
Shorih's sale.

James H. Hollistrr against CyrenuS Goodel ct, al.
DH virtue OF an alias order of sa to me directed and
- delivered in III above case from the Wood com
mou pleas will osr for sale at the door OF the court
house in Perry NsOurg, on
saturday, October 1859,
between the hours OF ~ o'clock NJ and o'clock 7,
VI of Slid day the following real estates, being the
cas-, half Of the northeast quarter OF section number
tweuty-eight (9sl township number SIX l6( north
range number twelve ,i2) east, in Wood county Ohio
taken Us the property OF Cyrenus Goodell to satisfy
II ortgage lien in favor OF James Barnett appraised
at $500
CIV. NORTON, sh'f Wood county, Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY. atty ofBarnstt
August Is, lS59- liw7SS IS.