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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
VOLUME 62.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TEgMs;
Daily Paper, IS s6 WEEKLY al
vn In advance Reuitsanees the rsk of the
fuohsher In all where evidence
ieitern the Post oiaee containing money.
ADvnRffk1no. q
'one square, Nv hnesl OF ezs Insertion 10
Zach additions lnsertlon. ............ %
One month without alteration ... &C 25
Thrvo do iO Oo
hx do do ................. 10 90
-. 49,. ,se'e 10 10 ..................So 81 90
- Honuss .N.............- . 70
w No Advertisement 70 be eondsied By month OF
tu~en the parties. 49, = = =
Aa marked copy specified na-
y ~ . toniie lei 1s Osdsrea oi, Paynen
RssEt ADcsHrlsEsrsrs avoid any misunderstanding
Snt part OF the Annual AdverseT proper
shAihr privileges only extends to their Real
tais, Legal all other them 10 be an
additional charge, and vrriaton.
" Heal Estate and General be
nsered BY the be
TO saeh discounts shah be agreed upon.
" bookSeleTs and yearly generally
or With the privilege change not their
yearly
agreed the standing
ding such amount 10 be charged At the
Advertisements Inserted In the whIg T5
Of d lns iess Tor the 80
per square Tor each continuance II weekly rs
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our NOBEL SHIFT

OUR MODEL SHIRT.
WITH THE IMPROVED FRENCH YOKE, oner as the ~
w csioE, In EHfs EadriaI prepared to .n
reAdyma TO order from scientific at Aran
teed In instance. -
Also, fine stock Of
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS
consisting of article appertaninK
for variety, quality and price be Richmond
We Offering liberal discounts
ind II 20 their Interest purvhasing e.rWhers
srURTEvANT A MAGWIRE,
aPl5 No - Main street Richmond. Va
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PATENT ASPHALTIC
ROOFING FELT,
Cheap, Light, Durable and Waterproof
ROOFING
churehes Houses, Railroad DePo,s Budding, se
Hoofer~ obtain County Axen-..
For farther partisalars and samples, apply 10
- s..f., JOHNSTON BROS
lool boSing Green. New York.
IbLLiBS-blzek currani Grspe Pine Appe ouipc. R,.,
- berry, Red cerran Crab Apple oraDx, std eHaT. i,
- n e's1 am ioF sale by LOUIS J. BoSsIErx,
rnunr Nn 81 AZ.
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q PHILIP RAHM, q
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
dIrv Sef,oeen it0 aud Ioel Ssssets
RICHMOND VA.
MANUFACTURER OF
Portable and ssSnsy STEAM ENGINEs any required power
with either Locomotive, fiue or Cylinder Boilers;
SUGAR MILLS. CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, IRONS FOR YER.
TIcKL SAW MILLS. GRIsr MILLS DRAINiSG MAciIIHEs
satsoIE, LArHE and riaISISo MACHINES,
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
and all kinds
CASTINGS IN IRON aud BRASS
Tss susssrs vas 'ysIasd BY the Ag.le.,grs society
nlSis % isosoS iSf ~ s fo nAsS sea- SSS fs
4; 5.I.s. q Ei:s s:s. E S:ss e & % $
dissolution OF CO-PARTNRRsHIP.-
~ The cOPsIinershp Of srEARNs THGRsToN h nds day
up the Outstanding business Of srEARNs TlIuRsfoS
ws SsiSkssS raiSsas rsGEsTos. s5EsSSs.
Co.YsETEEnsEIP NoTIc ~ have ,hl. DAY As.
am Of 9r Rs & "s.s % S ss % aIa, s @ %
arm Off srEARNs A co. YsfE1RSS
DRESS GOODs--RTuBONs.
20 El1n ssragssrspe do kpagns' chaIe' and de
~ ssssn: s v ss. sass ys a"a pS s sss $ a. Mas.
SSs = Ss gs s s sssS % %5SP'' auction sales
%sI kISSr, PAINE 4 co
VIZ opening purchased reeen pereHaoss yale,
~, Sss s fS.s :. .sy rsdsssa & sSss, ~,
vsy e sed eo@pls,, .,ssk. ~ grsay IetHced eeess We
si $si i'''' '' . '''' '''-@'' - 'A' ssy PAINE Co
NOTICE,
fIE .ubscrisr rePessiy 70 hs iend. and be
public generally that he ha. usi reiuei from ihe Soh, I'D
has received bis eprng stock Boots, aho.
CARPET Rags, Valtces Se. IL sidtion q the
syles Philadelphia Manufacture Keeps ean.
Of Ladies aud enleinens
Shoes and CATERS % Al tn u h manufscure. and i
makc order Ladies aud Ocntcnen dscrp
srtisls ~ line The tasteful fashionable
Having paid parieuas spon 70 The selection q materials he L
confident he can please al,
coEssy assgcsnis knd ,,is Interest 70 examine his
befors pgrrssns, be sathed ~ asg - them
siseuhere. fflllP \. NHfTE
apf No u Main sireef
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SSavannah Macon.
Or box d, Number n, New Oreans l.
Prizes cashed either Macon or ssvannsb a.
e - Shariss between GrasieF ana consfesi Pses Ns
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500 Prs.es amounting TO
IfcEETC- Wholas - H.

Or1
HVkafS-Hholes IS, Halves $3.50, Ouar,er. sI IS
...ss p.id immediately afer the dEuinx On a. y. !.
sad % % ,s siS - scheme .l Capital of IN ss a.ss
- vi es drawn Persons sending money BY nail hesd ~ 49,
osdsn punetuaiy attended conmunIr~,ie-.
ssV oonndenial Notes
n1Ibrs should immediately Re.I.r,
:. or n-s certeed eoFies of drawing nsil~f -, .i
Paei-Aers OF hekeis iaHsaiaiey dra sns - Al
Hen oFd Y sparks Mayor Macon LaRoeh. A mn a..
~ aS = bloom, Cotton Esetor Macon Ca fari-T js-r
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WEEDS
p "A T 4 ~ II
SEWING
Nj MACHINE ES

HAVE gained the confidence Of All uha
use them, and have proved one of thu
most valuable Inventions of TIE aEe.-
They use a shuttle, making tn losk
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-06

BURGLARY ASD LARcENY.--OL Suurlay nigh,
last. the Cabinet shop recently occupied bv r.
Carter, was broken into by R. Carter and Jasnn
b, Belden, and tools worth abon, $50 seven
common and twn bureau work sldu.ls. AMI sew
erdl othr minor articles, wrrt stolen. The
parties were arrested or Sunlny anl placed in
Jail until Monday, wh.n they w,re ra;rn fore
justice Ross. Garter had his trial ,lI he jas.
tirr required him to Civ" bonds FOR lis APPEAR.
ance at court. B'lirH waived aa sxamlnaton
ana bob are now in jail. Two irish dosgery
keepers in Maumre, who had furnished The pri>-
oners whiskey, had the stolen goods III their
possession and were arrested, bul The testimony
was not sufficient 20 irnplicate them and they
were discharged
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II is n common observation that there are more

sufferers from debility among Americans. than can be
found among any other civilized nation. The reason
is obvious We take too little exercise and forget tho
wants of the body in the absorbing pursnis OF bust
In all such ordinary medic nss can do but
little good What Is required Just such tonic and
nvigorstor Dr. Hosteter has given TO the world.
In his CELEBRATED 'BITTERS.n The weak and
nervous dcnson OF the counting the exhausted
toer upon the shop hoard and the prostaed student
Of the midnight lamp, have found wonderful regens.
rstor in the" BIrTERs and prefer IL TO more preten
tioua, but less eficacious med cinss. But il should
not he forgotten that the agent which s so magical
in its influence upon frams which is merely debit
tatsd is equally powerful IN a'sstn nature to eNpel
the most terrible forms OF disease. Who will not
give it a trial7
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere
cS~See advertisement in another coulumn
SwI
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-06
r THs TRrsuxE ALMrsAo. for 1859, is ia

40 THE rGsUNE ALMIYAc, for 1859, is just
Issued, and eonia ms lis usual amount OF vnlua-
bic Information Aside from tn" statistlcul aud
as'ronomlcal features Of ,he Almnac, it give,
articles on - Lfc) mpton and L-comptull Jr >
The Public Lands" Kansas in 1883" How
they elect Bogus U. S. Senators in Indiana"
" Utah and ths Mormons,' g.. &C. 1t con be
had by addressing II, Greeley & Co.. New York
City, al The following rats Single copies l3
cents; vi per duz.n; 81 per huuIrrd rhrre
is no work published which contains SO muc
information in so small space. and to puI,-
clans and reading mrn, its cost is nothing in
comparison with its value. The mun who keeps
a complete file of the Tribune Alninac" has
the best political history OF our county. since
It's publication, that is published 1t is ddg guer-
reotype of each year, ani the picture is taken
while the subject is yet alive: For sale at Pow
ers' Book Store.
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Shcrin,s anle.

Jacob Miller Va. +. aud II. Miller.
DN virtue OF vendi writ of execution 10 me di
ID rected and delivered from tho Probate court ot
Wood county Ohio. will offer for sale At the door
oC.hs court house in Perrysburg. on
Saturday, Feb. 18th, 1852
between the hours OF and O'Clock T. NJ Of SAID
day. the south west quarter OF tho north east quarter
OF section No twenty two (270 of township No, four
o. in range No. eleven ll also the south sSst quar-
ter tthc northwest quarter OF section number wen
ty-two l22 oftownship lumber four a. in range No
eleven IT, containing in both tracts ci ght, SO) acre.
Of land in Wood county, Ohio w. NORTON,
J. F, PRtcE, atty. sheriff
Jan G, lS5g--3jw6$3l2.
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TThe Tribuas, ~ noting Senator Doug
lass reception in New York City. few days
since, says:
There can he no doubt that Mr.. Douglas is
now, par src'iIeacs, the representative inan OF
the DcnocrOcy vt the Free States. A man ui
the people, without much SUPP rluous refine.
ment ct mind or manner. ready To take a chew
OF tobacco or drink of whiskey with any Eel
low in the first hsr-room, he carries of in iri.
umph the faclle sdmirs,iNn Of the Iowdy crowd
who adorn the lower walks Of humqn society,"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-06

THE osksloosa, (Irwa) Herald of he 18th
ut, SAYS mail coach left there the day belorr
with six sprightly oxen.
OHlo PESITESrIARY.--0n yesterday. Thursday
ther" were 730 pris pners in the Ohio Penluenria-
ry -.-25 more than there are cells to accumulate.
Columbus Gazette.
Men are frequently like tea--tt e real s,reng h
aud goodness are not lroperly drawn out lili
they have been 4 short time in hot water.
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Died on Thursday Morning last ofiuaam ms ton Of
the bowels. Mrs MARY d. SMITH, consort OF Addison
Smith of this place.
The deceased was of our oldest ctiznns-for.
mery from Woodbridge, Connecticut. and in tho 46th
year of her age She leaves husband and five chill.
dren to mournhe departure, and many warm personal
friends to sympathise with tho family in their bereave
ment.
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SATURDAY., Feb. 10, 1882,
Wood County, Ohio, Cuutt of Common pleas,
Vacation after October Term, A. ID. 1858.

ItNI Z, IOVN W. JNHb TiVIVh.
ZANE T.. LOCK, n non resident of Wood County.
81 Ohio will take ice that the Ri dav of Janu-
ary A, u. 1852 Levi Lock filed in the Office of the
Clerk of tho Court OF Common Pleas a said county,
petition setting forth his marriage with the snid
Jane t. Lock, then Jane +. Gleason. about the st of
October A. lS+o,that they resd ii together as hus
band aud wife until about June lst 1857 when the said
Jane T. Lock abandoned petitioner. and has since
remained bsen refusing to return md that she has
been guilty Of gross neg'sct ct d@'v towards her
snd husband. and her minor child Erasmus ID. Lock,
Petitioner asks decree of divorce from snid Jane
Lock that said marriage sontraCt may be dissolved
md annulled. and the custody of said minor child
Erasmus ". given to petitioner said cause will be
for hearing tho ensuing February term OF the court
of Common Pleas Of " God County, Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY, atty potr
Jam G. lSIO-35w6Si Is
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SUPPOSED MuRDgR. e our last issue I'VE
learned that the old lady. Mrs Moore of whom
we spoke az being burned, was murdered by heI
son.inlaw, a Mr. Fuller, who was this week
orraianed brf,re Esquire Dssgett, of Antwerp
and found guilty OF murder in the first degree
aud has been sent to iail to await his trial be
fore the Court vt Common Pleas Of this Coun
ty. Paulding Eagle.
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For the Journal.
The Name Upon the Tree.

The Name Upon the Tree.
ny LILLY LARksPUR.
l am standing in the shadow
OF the old gray Elm tree,
And the soft breeze mon. its branches,
Is blowing fresh and free;
And I'm gazing on dear name
Traced in rude deep letters here;
Oh iored he one that bore il
Loved her many II long. bright year
A sweet voice once answer ed to il,
! have heard its accents oft
| could ever, ever listen
To it's music clear and soft,
And see again. in fancy.
Those bright eyes los ed 80 well.
And those sunny, wavy treSses
That in clustering ringl,ts fell.
Long. dark years have fitted DER ne,
Leaving shadows on my brow
Aud feel the warm tears gushing
From my dropping eye-lids new.
For beneath that bending willow
Where the sweet spring flowers wave
There that loved one found her pillow,
Ina early, quiet grave.
Years may glide away ~ ce-
Time make changes i'll art,
But the memory of thar lOJ pne,
Never. never shall dc ,,aIt.
Happy JOYS NAV gilyl INV pathGry
Making life all glad and free.
But III often palSc aud whisper
That dear name upon the tree.
Woodville, o., Nov. 1858.
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ao-Haskins, Roller & Haskins, have issued

a6-Haskins, Roller & Haskins, have issued
bills in which they al ertise their determination
to sell off their present large stock of gools at
very low figures, prior to making their Spring
purchases. They sell good Coffee at l2ac. per
lb ; the best Prints at from s. to IL cents, and
other goods in proportion. Those living in the
vicinity of Portage will 6nl it to their advantage
to call on them before purohc 8 NJ es,wherc,
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AT The quarrelsome people of Kenton have
been opening their purses to let out a few three
cent pieces just to be fashionable by way Of
onc of their ministers and his wife. The delight
ed recipients make their acknowledges
through The Republican, commencing thus -
We gratefully tender our thanks to our many
friends. Tor their liberal donations to M" &c.
The acknowledgment is signed thus: "Wm.
s. Lucy Barber."
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SAERlFFS SALE

Nathaniel ID. Blinn ~. Charles Sisson ct Al.
DY virtue Of a vendi writ Of execution TO me di-
ID rec,ed and delivered from the court Of common
pleas OF Lucas county, Ohio. IN the above entitled
cause, will offer for sale at public auction At the
wharf of L. d. Peck in Pcrrysburg, on
Monday Jan. lTih. 1859,
between the hours Of and o'clock, 4. NJ. Of said
day. the following described goods and chsttss 20
wit. IerIy T. Avcrills interest in and 10 the steam,
Boat Belle" also tho snmt day At 10 o'clock \
NJ. at the shop OF Daniel Lindsay, in Perry,burg
ood county Ohio, will offer for sale four ~ Fan.
ming Mills. CIV. NORTON, Sheriff.
NJ. r. 4 Il. WAITE, att'ys.
Jan. 4, lS5g--S5w2Sl.S
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nrA disps,ch from Washington to

timcre Sun says:
"Prcmiasnt illibus'ers deny ha-ing received
int llgence according with the New York Tn
.bune's dispatch, that the Schooner Susan had re-.
returned from Nicaragua witoGt rtEectiug land
ing. But it is und r,tood that the Government
has received dispatches ststinr that the Susan
has returned to Pensacola, having landed her
passengers at Nicaragua"
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sFOn Monday Of last week another vessel
sailed for Nicaragua. Shs left New Orleans and
was pursued by the revenue cutter, which fired
a blank, and afterwards a shot gun, but the
schooner kept in shoa water aud escaped.
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EXAMINING COMMITTEES

OS BNNElNG-R.E RocRwELL, Teller cf Jason,
Eyoritt d Co.
ON MrRcuNNnI2rNG, JoBRING 2~INIssIoN-T.
DwIGHr EEts, Secretary Cleveland ems Company.
II, & CLEvELAND, Book. Keeper fer Geo. = orthiuu.
en- Co.
LAFAYETTE voHcG Book Keeper for Edwards 4 Id
dNng'.
ON RNLHo AnrNO--U II G. Lrcr. Secretary and Treas.
Urcr of tlrvrnuG Il Toledo Il, Il. CO.
j. I. SiurKfHs. Assistant Superintendent {. Il Z.
Il. Il. Co.
II. d. WArrEmsoy, Cierk Freight Dept c. y +. Il.
L. Co.
J. NJ. FEEHIs clerk Ticket &"
J. r. AMLs, Conductor G. & r. R.R. Go.
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NJ Rev. Mr.. Cannon will resume his lectures
on the Signs OF the Times next Sabbath evening.
Subject: The Mutiny in India, and its relation
to Mahomedanism The subject is one OF unu-
sual interest," and the church will undoubtedly be
again well filed.
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~ Don't fail to read our interesting letter from
Columbus. The DR.. puts the right kind of ma
terisl into his letters. We hope he will embrace
the first opportunity to call on bro. Greiner.
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JASrARY lSrEREsr. The Fund Commission
ers Auditor Wright. S"cu AIRY Russell aud At.
torney Gcnetal WolcolLleft this city on wc,lncs
day last Tor New York city, to pay the Janusry
interest on the foreign debt OF Ohio. amounting
to Sl2i $50 -ColRmbus Gazette
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n~Will our neishbor of the Democrat oe
good enough to publish Mr. Douglass speech at
Memphis? The democrats of Wood county
would like TO see it.
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MARRIED.

On the 10th inst, by the Rev T.. B. Turner, of Por
taEe, Wood county. Ohio, Mr. MyRoN LEGALLY, and
Miss MARGARET JEwIl, both of Plain Township.
On the S0th inst. by the Rev +. Il. Turner. Mr.. n.
y. BRAN R,of Hardin county and Miss LAuRA VI. An
BorT. OF Portage. Wood county. Ohio.
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ss-The Mite Society meets this, Thursday
evening, at the residence of DR.. Hamilton. Let
there be good attendance, and pleasant time
may be antciputed
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-06

sSJudge Ebcnezer Lane sued the Western
Baptist Educational Society for his fees as coun-
sci in suit eeausi the Baptist Theological In
s,itute. He only charged $4,000 for his ser
vices and recovered but 81, 900.
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egTen prisoners escaped from the Columbus
Jail on Sunday, Dec. Doth There were fifteen
prisoners confined in the jail at the time. five
of whom refused to take leave Of their comfort
able apartments.
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aswe invite attention to the card Of DR..
Gardner, of Gilead. The DR.. has fair reputs-
tion for skill ia his profession.
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Courts

Will be held in this place during the present year
as follows:
DisTPicT CoURT--July 26.
COMMON PLEAS CoURr--F February Is; May III
and October 25.
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~ We are sorry tor that economical lady
friend who purchased spool of that beautiful
thread n. Hi,chcock's and on measuring il found
that il contained only 200 instead Of GOO yards.
as stated in Inst weeks Jourpal We suppose
she will never believe anything we may say here
after. But We hope she will form better opin-
Ion Of MIR. Hitchcock. read his advertisements
mark well what he proposes to do and then "siick
him to il /" His published prices are low enough
10 make any body feel disposed TO test his char
ncter for truth and verscity, aud in village like
this it will take but short time to unmask he
sinner and expose his false pretenses Don't take
our word for il, nor the word Of any other person.
but call at the store and est the matter for your
selves. Mr.. II. informs us that he can get his
goods 10 Pcrryshurg cheaper Than he formerly
got them to his place Of business in Vermont. that
1t costs less 10 live here than il did there. and
that he intends to seel goods as cheap here as he
did there. We like that kind of talk, and Mr.
II goes al his business like an " cid hand at the
bellows" advertising literally. Give him trial
aud see il you don't got good bargains.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
school Examiners Notice.

The beard will hold their regular session for
the examination of Teachers, at Frseport, ON the
Fhst Tb.tdsy Of February ne1t
In addtion to the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined Ia American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punstuslly ats o'clock An.
wv. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-06

ss-Mi-s Mary E Brown, who has had charge
Of the intermediate department of our Union
Schools for several terms has accepted call
from the M,un'e Schools. She has given excel
lent satisfaction to the Board and all interested
during her employment in our Schools, aud we
regret that her interest has called her away.
Miss Mary A. Huntington is her successor, aud
is fully competent to properly discharge the
duties of the position to which she has been call
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-06

CoRREcrIoN. stated, last week, that
Capt. Mckinley died while engaged at card
tabe. Such was the report that reached us,
and We had no reason to doubt its correctness.
We are pleased to learn slice that it was not
true. The Capt. so far as we know, never was
in the habit Of playing cards. We omitted to
Stute, in our notice OF his desth, that he was
preparing, or had completed a history of the
Mexican War. 1t was his intention TO publish
it next spring. II completed it will probably
be published ere long.
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Es- VS. are un lar many obligations to our
frisuI J. Sieirns of Brown's Corners, Tor his ef
forts to rx,enl the crcIl ilioi Of til Journal
Ii we had such friea at every post Off t in
the colnty, it would not b, long ere our sub
scriptioa list wo all b. swallel TO more than d
THOUSAND. In ie,t;r last week, sending US the
mans of new subscriber, he says:
RcpubicaniSm is still sdrviving, still livn,
in the hearts of the people, Notwithstanding the
dull gloomy weather that We have experienced or
some time past and alsn, the amount of mud
which The tall boots OF the biuch s,Gd.np have
had TO paddle Though during that .u, time
The weather being su,nswnst nniI. uranie for
out'coor work. paopl" ar ta,Akin, about i'm
proving their minds, storing hem " ,th useful
knowledge, and as youC excellent little paper
takes prominent position IN our family iireSIle
circles, for the dihusion of knowledge, We are
zeaOusly endeavorng to incrrasr its circula tion,
though the times are hard and money scarce"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-06

OF We shall publish Gov. Chasc's Message
next week. 1t is quite lengthy.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-06
TUITION,

This is the only ins itutonin Northern Ohio having
real ENl mining Committees Icfure whom eat Ii
student must pass eNtmntIion, ana from whom ii
comp, tent. they will receive certificates.
Any Student entering oar College may rest assured
that no Scut'rmans name Is u-ea hy Ms hut such a.
actively cusn. ed, pul mo- departments advertised
but such rs rtguiarIy instituted \, though Ne
LNN" no disposition to ulNc comparisons uunvnrahlr
any oAr lcsp.cilllN oUr-eyrsl We uuh,sitltingly
atvr our Course " TO the public as equal fHot su-
pcr"rtp Nny similar institution in the country and
ask the public 10 examine. Send for u circular.
NDLilSTER 4 FELTON,.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-06
Sherin1s Sale.

William Timanus va. T.. A. Ketchum.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed and de
ID liyOrcd from the CONT of Common Pleas of W ood
county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause. will offer
sale at the door of the court house in Pcrrysburg
Saturday. Feb. l?, 1882,
between the hours of and O'Clock i. VI, of said
day. the west half OF tho southeast quarter section
number seven Of township number five (5) in range
number ten (O) east, containing eighty (s0l OF
land, more or less. &. W NORTON sheriff.
GEORGE STRAIN, atty PIN.
Jan. g. 1859. 35wG$7.G3.