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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-27
Sherih,s Sale.

Sherilf's SaIes
William johnson against David Ladd's executors,
DI virtue Of an alias vendi execution TO direct
Ded and deiyeredin the above cause from the court
of common pleas of ood CO.. o.. will offer for sale
at the door OF the court house, in Perrysburg, on
saturday, November S. 1859,
between the hours of and o o'clock A. NJ. OF said
day, the following real estate: In lots no.
6sl, 6S?, 6S7, 6SS 7O5. 1905 707 7l2. 729 73O 735,
T56, 1853, 764, f59, 76O 299, 800, sol, 500, 1923,
S24 325 S26, 347, 3is $40. $780, 3Tl, 312, 373 374,
500. S97. $685. 4l9 400 l2l, 422 4l3. 4i4, 445, 446
t67 lGs, i69. 40 49l 492, I9S, 494 SIS, SIC SIT.
ais, 5S9. 5i0 5ll 6i2 sos, 56l, $685. 566 699, Gas,
COS, 66s. 700, 79, M 724, TAI 7ls 765, las 252,
3Ss 2I6. 275, az, 27s 4i2 Sss, 6lS, sea- S67 $50.
5S9 6l3 Ola. $780, north half of 202 207 in the town
of Perrysburg, Wood county. Ohio.
wv. NORTON, sheriff Wood county. Ohio.
JANIS MURRAY, attyplf.
October. q lS59-22w5S3 IS.
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division under his immediate charge, as often as once
every ninety days and the engineer Of sach division
shall personally inspect every portion ofsuch division
as often In thirty days aud report the Board
IRON time TO time. the result OF such examinations.
Sec. l3. Whenever II shall become necessary In or
der - repair protect or reconstruct any OF the Pub
lie Works Of the State. or T. prevent ujuy to the pro-
perty ofany persons corporations oocasoDed thro
by the Public Works, TO appropriate 90 the State
the property OF any peron or persons or corporations
or any easement In to the same, the same shall
be done In with the provisions Of existing
laws and t compensation assessed for the property
so appropriated shall be refunded TO the tr,s ury by
the lessess Of the section for the benefit Of which such
approp iaon Is made, and IL not refunded shall be
deducted out Of the money by this act required TO be
paid into the treasury by said le,sess and the title to
all property so appropriated hall vest in tine State
Sec. IL. That " the said Public Works shall not
be leased Ms In this act provided there IL hereby APP
proprated out ofany money In the treasury. the fol-
lowing sums of money for The following purposes,
and to be paid out In the manner following For
general super nten lence and repairs on division No. L.
the seine " designated In the aot Of April A. 1853
for the last qnarter Of the 1852 and the first quar
Ter ef the year 1860 and to paid out OF the check Of
Abnor l.. Backus acting Commissioner, the sum of
forty -four thousand dollars. For general superin-
tendence and reprrs on division No. 2, as the same
designated In the act of April g. 1853. for the last
quarter OF the year 1852 and the FIRST quarter Of the
yoar 1860, to be paid on the check Of John Waddle,
acting Commissioner. the Of one thousand dol
lars. For general superintondence and repairs on
division No. 3. as Designated in the act of April g.
1853, for the first quarter of the year 1852 and the
hrst quarter OF the year 1860, and to be paid the
check of John l.. Martin. acting Commissioner the
sum of forty thousand FIVE hundred dollars. For
payment of awards Of damag' by the Boarn of Pub
lie Works. the sum Of two u 1sand dollars. And
there il hereby appropriated be expended by the
Board Of Public Works, for SUI erintendence and
pairs the National Road during the year 1859 aud
first quarter of 1860, the of thousand dol
lars, H.
Sec l5 This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after Its passage
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER, .0
President of the Senate.
April5 1859.
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" all the leading branches o manufacturing iudus-
4 try the great practical superiority of Singers
sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute.
NO tailor. shoe manufacturer clothiei, seamstress,
dress'maker saddler carriage trimmer. hat manufac
turer, &C., &c., can afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars 81 Year
is only fair average of the actual profit from the
OF each one of these Machines and for confirmation
OF this truth, refer to any of the thousands of
persons who Them They adapted to every sort
OF work, fine coarse upon silk, cotton linen and
woolen fabrics. also light and heavy leather. They
never fail to give entire satisfaction.
To meet the GROWN e demand for smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes. we
have Just produced ready to receive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machine,
hich the most compact and beautiful Sewing Ma
chine ever constructed. is ornamented in the high
est style ofart, and all who see it are delighted wthit
ltmakes the improved nteroced stitch and is capable
of doing greater variety of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine offered for family pur
poses
1t is not subj the objection of using twice too
much thread, and making a ravelng seam, like the
Grover Baker: nor is it confined in its operation
to few thin fabrics liable get out ofoi der and
fitted to flax thread. like the Wheeler Wilson Ma
chine; but is amply sufficient to perform all kinds of
family sewing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, 500. The larger standard machines. from
S2j to 5000 Send for l. NJ. Singer & Co.'S Gazette.
beautiful pictorial paper. devote to Sewing Ma
chimes and containing list of prices and all other in
formation the 1t will he forwarded gratis
l. NJ SINGER g. CO.,
ass Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, Baltimore, st. Lonis,
Providence, Gloversvle, Cincinnati, New Orleans
New Haven, Rochester. Chicago, Mobile,
Newark, Philadelphia Nashville, Paris, France,
Glasgow Scotland.
Local agents wanted,
AGENrs-E. A. Higgins, Perrysburg; VIM. Robert
son. Maumee.
April 18th, 1858.
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I L III Ia n ~ II IL L IL A
Benepolet Institution established BY special sndoto
afflicted pih Nrtilent and Epidemic
Diseases.
TIE Hocard Ass0ciation, in view of the awful de-
structon OF human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the deoeption prartced upon the unfortunate
tins Of such diseases by Quacks years ago d.
rected their Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE
ACT worthy OF their name, to open Dyspensary for
of this class ofdiseases all their forms
and to give Medical Aid GRATIS to all who apply by
letter. with description of their condition, age oc.
cupation habits of life &c and in cases of extreme
poverty, to Furnish Medicine Free of Charge. II is
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill Of the age and will furnish
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the treatment Of al xpress
the highest satisfaction with the success which has
attended the abors of the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure of Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Impo-
tence GonnorrhGa, Gleet Syphilis, the vice of Oman
ism or Self Abuse DC, and order a continuance OF
the same for the ensuing year.
The Directors. on review of the past feel ssured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted to
the young andthey have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed zeal to this very important but much
despised cause.
Anadmrabe Report on Spermatorrhna or Semi
nal Weakness, the Vice of 0nanism Masturbation or
Abuse and other Diseases the Sexual Organs
by the Consulting Sdrgeon. will be sent by mail lin
sealed enveiope0 Free Of Charge on the recent of
TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and Tracts
on the nature and treatment fSeXua Diseases d;ot
&C., constantly being published for gratnitous
distribution, nd will be sent to the f1icted Some
of the remedies and methods oftreatment dscoy-
cred during the past year,are of great value.
Address for report treatment DIR, Georoe r Cal
houn, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors, q
EZRA d. HARTWELI, Pres't.
GEO, FAIRCHIID, Secretary.
Decembnr 30. 125S.-34lv.
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The Secret Iniirmities of
YOUTH AND MATURITY.
Tust Published Gratis, the Twenty-Fifth Thousand

<gFIFfH FEW WORDS ON THE RA-
%lssLSk@ N tional Treatment, without Medicine,
IlESlAzy of SpermatorrhGa or Local Weakness,
Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay of the System. Impotcncy and I'm
pediments to Marriage generally.
BY b. DE LANEY, MD.
The important fact that the many alarming COM
plants, originating in the impudence and solitude of
youth may be easily removed vithOn medicine isin
this small tract fully demonsrated aud the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, is adopted by
the author fully explained, by of which every
one is enabled to CURE perfectly. and at the
least possible cost thereby avoiding all the advertised
nostrun.s of the day.
Sent to any address gratis and post free in sealed
envelope. by renting post paid two postage stamps
to DR.. B. DE LANEY, SS east 3lst street, New York
City 4ly.
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Sept. 2S 1850, (
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Sherif's Sale.
John Bate admir- Of W. II. Courser's estate agst
James j. Parks ct al
10y virtue of an alias writ of execution to me di-
Directed and delivered in the above entitled case
from the Court of Common Pleas OF Wood County,
Oho will offer for sale the door othe Cours House
in Perrysburg on
Saturday, November s, 1859.
between the hours of 8 and o'clocd A. NJ. Of said
day the following real estate being In Lot hun
dred and ninety Q95) with the appure in
Perrysburg Wood County, Ohio; said sale is for the
nforcement ofa mechanics lien on the dwelling house
ituated on said In Lot.
JAMES MURRAY, atty of plf.
October 6, ls59--22w5$S 90 r
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THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND (
EIGur Barrel StaVeS

INHE undersigned win pay the highest market price
1 In CASH, for Red Oak flour barrel slaves, dS-
lyered at his shop in Perrysburg, J. J. SMITH.
August Is, lSj9-li II.
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CorOner's Sale.
no Chestor W. Notion PIN sS George Kleps.
DY virtue of ysndi writ OF execution to me d.
ID rectsd and delivered in the above entitled cause
will offer for sale at the door Of the Court House in
Perrysburg on
u' Saturday, November 5, 1859, Ef
between the hours of 8 and o'clock A. NJ. of said
day, the following real estate; Lots thirtytwo,
thirty three and thirty-four (S2, 49, 3I in Block
(2 in Hollster addition to the town Of Perrysburg,
Wood County, Ohio. q .I-..u...-.r ..1
JOHN ELDER. Coroner Wood County.
JAMES MURRAY, attyprf,
OctoJer6 g. 1852 -22w'6S2 so
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Thu RSDAY EVENING, Dec. y, leS9
FLOUR-Sale i50 brls fair red wheat ey ira at
sJ.25.
WHEAT-Firm,wi with sales one carload common
red at 81 22 cars good do on private terms, and
car white in bags at sl32.
CORN-ls quite active to-day, ,,eing in request
Cor shipment to points on the Lake Shore and the
Cleveland and Mahoning RAILROADS. Sales are:
car shelod at 6Oc; car do. Gee; car do to ar
rive at same; ears at 62Ilc ears do on priv ate
terms aud cars in ear, same, Ear corn is sought
after, and would have sold readily to-day at 5Gs.
OATS-Light sales from store at 4jc.
BUTTER-Sales Central roll at l6o.
LARD--Sales No. . at Sc.
EGGS-Quiet at our quotations.
NUTS-Sale 100 bus hickory nuts at zee.
j. POULTRY-Is selling at 4n5c & or chickens and G
for turkeys.
GAME-Sale IS doz. quail at 81.
HOGS-Are firm at yes .erday's prices. Sales
range at s5,5oas6.
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Hsy........ {9tonl2 O09 IS "
Do balsd f}ton % 20 "
Hops-........fllb 30 Il
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Mrs. HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, Matrun -.
MIR LEVI BOTTLES, BIsins IS Assistant

Parcnts are that willie boarding p1ps contribute
than DIy pupils 10 lie support the peIma1eucy
atic arrange of er time tier study, their TecrsA
un and 6y wht1 val from The uilurcmeus
erupt d hOme aud society TO do vastly mo aud bet
tr or them THAI We uar for day pulS atd them
advant yes ciinbt b sec Ired any ing school
II ereiDre, hDi ed that all wu come Tom hbrud VIII
enter boarding pupils, and that cZens U Cleveland
will sr ney make II cuuvi nen to do 80, seHd
their da ger boarding puus thus advancing the pros
ptity and usefulness O heiF luituuuu, OF wnlCh
they suuu lnd m justify be proud; nhd at the sumo
time be moro han repaid by the greater udFantag sthe0
No pnius wi be- sgartd 10 render their connection with
the Institution both pleasant nd r able 10 viii be The
the OF the Institution, 10 tue highest
possible advantages in all departments OF ahoroug and
li0etai educu'iou
attend lus rune ntal hlnSic local Mu.ic, FroCh Duw
uig aui Paint as these departments tundtr the
latFe of teachers who devote themsevay to their r
Of exec lence. .-.. .. ... -.
Mons suOt na i've OF Paris fine scholar and superior
ugust be ing teachor by rniesson teaches with care
and precision rarely observed; and he reses n the Sem
mary pupils have the hest p5ssible opportunity OF
learning 10 sre S the lunguf ge correctly sud WI uo
Pupils from the city, whose paIeuts desire i VIII be al;
lowed 10 spend the Sabbath home boz nudeducOn VIII
bo made the bills Of suGh, expense Is thtrety
saved 10 ths Seminary. aud indesd. greatly pTufur
have all remain with us without ntenurui through the
torn. - -..
DAY pupils desiring the services of the Omnibus fr
their homes TO the Seminary uId buck ~ be accommodate
ted al areasonabe rae, py applying az the Omrbus ofce
Ctzei aud others are invited 10 call and evsmine the
tnstltu ion and Hs heauul surund ngs 9nd satisfy hom
selves lat hva9iego superior Ia ihusa here offered
nQlto ne iounu IN thls tuulify,
TERas: EUr Buaid an Tuition per Term Of TwehtY
Weeks, % For IulIOn Of uay puDs, ir Slh so
Bills payable in ddrOacs No pupils Tor lCSs than
an eutiTe teIm--tweutY N1Dks. .. ....I
For furhor information aud adnissi0r, address
deel9 N sANknkD PnneiGsl.
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NEW TREAB'Yg I'm a,
BufIhlO o II8eIFicnI EAisDcmsary

TT N17'TTTI7TsI I1T 7lla en- q NJ
Dyspepsia, Gepcra' nebbig, FepeT and Agac
asthma, hloipicHt pti0R, IQfTln-
i,isS Of Youth 1pd Oia Are DC
- Arn a lIIl 1. IILlM ITnr u -. IL
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NEW YORK MARKET-Dec %.
tsY TELEGRAPH.l

Fpoursasa of 1920 bblsa SIS ONS515 for super sate
S61n0Ss 81 for extra state IS 00h0 for super ste
Sb2oa5 common 10 med extra western s., 5,60O5 ~
or Inferior gIod shipping brands extra hoop o..
MhYEet bdleo better. Closing very quiet
Canadian Flour sales bbls ~ $50 ,l6 50 to
choice extfn. MHrket qulet and nnchangrd
Rive FIuut-In fair request at S3tUlB4,40.
Wheat-Marknt n quit and nommally nchanEed For
Rilw Cluq slls is offered and 81 20 ttEei There
limited export and speculative demand.
Fye--QniAt and steady al s3(a9gG
B1rlsy-Qnist and nominal az 7t(1s6c.
lorn-nu aud helVy safes 9OJs bus ~ 04q 0ic new,
oats-o4 LET at 4s9i7c for state, western aud Cana
dian
at 2Tc
P0TkA shade frmsT. Sales leo bbs at lc,l2 for
SlI 6l for prime; SIS (ll6 90 for pine mess.
Lseof-Quiet aud uiCange1 Sales l10J us ut S4O04 80
for county prime; j01MS5 % country f5dU
Tor old rtpacked mess; ami SlOsO0il00 fsr extra
.
beef hamsUr ged an qrio at lODlc for western.
Prime beef quiet at Sl7,1S 8. -.H 3.
Cut meats quiet aud unchanged Sales 81 packages at
6AfllTc for shoulders. 9h Ql0c Tor hams
BaeonQu ct and unchanged Sales 100 hams at 0
Lard-DuIi and heavy. sales 22O bb's at lVal6IIc.
Butier-AIoderae demand IT lOG9sc for ONO; l6l2,c
for State .'.
Cheoss-seady, At 9allAo,
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CHERIFF'S SALE.---PURSJJANT

AII TIININI Y - . M TLs-~7~I q TNDNININ
~ toths cumniand OF OF Vendi xpunas. issued
he Cour Common pleas Of Cuyahoa COUNTY, At ihe
sut OF A. q riuer ptn atuiist FfeieiCs Hauserman,
dst 70 me directed, shalu fer sale a. nu lilo nurcu
a. the duar ~ he Curt House CORNER u Seneca Cnam
the 3i day uf Jan,a 1856, at s'oQok ofNid dsy
The touOwins dtscriied auds an topfm nts TO wit Sit
uaie 10 tue tov nsh Of Parma, oOuny Cuyuhogu ONO
aud kuown part Ot Lot No Stvenren (l1 In tho Tuck
Tract 81 called, heue all Of sid lot No n except
ing pece on the south part thefef conveyed by iuid
fredelck Huuse man 60 John Hlusrrntuh hy warra
deed, tnd b1uni Oh Un sduth. tic east and ~ lot
lines, aud un The nth hv line 10 be own parallel with
st0 slh line from eat To west through said Lot No H.
pnd far uuugh fu said south inH 20 uoDtsiu ten
nd, or less tho piece o'cy igttnled to conveyed
being y nine acres OF and less but subject to
ali iegal highway j" Apr istd A. s $50 OD ..
&. r. BE yls, Alry. dec2l:2s7
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The CEAarRRler,
Tue Oval PariOf stove called
r H E P E "A " h,

Isa BEAUTIFUL Open Ftnpi, Sliding Door stove, ep
took the FlRaT PREMIUM AT our late Comfy Fan
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Dr. AMOS SONtuke pleasure n aunouncin ing that they
have mygltda most uuptaut usruuiout fUr hucurl Of
Tue above diseases ~ tas ttrp subjected to test BY us
ana eW York; has hegu declared tho Ouly nstru
ment ever tnyened for lhC cute p Sentinel Weakness
any disease caused by the sacTef hghg Of youth Price
8lU llmHil or express. .. .
n. B.--DT AMOS & SON, in orler Ia satisfy The most
sgeplcql nsto G merisuf tms inrtfuueu plebJn tou-
selfeB I'M, inaug Instance who're niay pIuvo ulssc
tory, amor fr ual, tho money will be ful d ty 70.
turning the .nstrpmsut 10 good order
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Geaal Noftfte.
TASTER5J SATIE PTfRPTTAN1i

lVI to the commend of IA decfeei ttrr Of aao from
thr tgurt Of Common pleasoi Cuyahogl guuy, ut the
suit OF he doric Severance and Caroline NJ efvefauCa
tfains Norman q. Baldwin. May n BALDWIN, John ~
Armsfu tnd Others, wuch urdrr Is o. me diocted,
sha expose fr sale IulliC Auction, the door he
Count House tn,r Of serge aud Champlan streets iu
1850, at the hour Of 2tclock NJ The ts, pieore aud
acls Of land susts aud being the city Clnyolnnd
ard described nslollows, 20 wig
Situate To Che owuship of % uokVn being nunh seven
~ the thirteenth ranro ui toWusips, in The COuucurut
Woucru Reserve, in the ct Uhtn and which is ulsu
inthc County of Cu{atosa sud tnown by hciug in that
p C thr city Ot Cl voa vi which iftnnY the ctr ri
ohio ard described rs fllnws 10 wit :-islnnd Block,
N07 % 81 AND o. sc ord tr uud survey made b
AhE merrhnni az drycW ded iu e Cuylhoru County Re;
cmds, said block htg he same hcrofufc decided 20 sid
Norman Bat win ny Ppnirsou, be tho SAM more on
loss Tut subject 10 ul legal highways Said lots sre
praised ut follows 10 VIZ: io number ~ at s1tOO Lot
nunlbir ~ at S7hN lot umhei y at $3.50.
Terms uf sale ca. u
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Or. AMOS SON have devoted their attention tyclu
syey 70 us pepuiar elassgi snd the leiit thHy
have Quouy been enabled 20 fruertheu fellow
turcs isfny testified and al y Rok uuw dyed ly con
escapt paiients rd others y ufrisng Ia town from nj
atoms gllle ihe reasr,iois l,vs eeea c edbyhem0s
slHi sel iri p! q they ltv rNperi-etd n
from their uoat siapa condition TO that of tine mos dan
Etftis and uyeteratel they have always eraiud ~
p0ssihF 81 lhelI pre-, rutun, aud removal aud hkcwss
Invariably iound That IN m horrible aud mail sant fofias
Of disease could amasi iuguablv 10 traced nl the
ou9gieg causes snoryncv NEGLECT, or Tho bad eaet SOL
unsknu hn1 mproher tfclflucute there Dr. AMOS
SON haye succeeded n ndpuyuure iu taug election n
heir remedies saf clettn7l und rauous course omit
ting al combination uf ruVedcs vii Oh bear en- eguyacI
ohnrlrter ns we as hose hofs premature or eiius
applcat n might be produ'Weo o had cousuencrs in the
al us 90 piiFatc tnds dnhis lu spf no iaudahit rd
r'irremedies 10 the lessonne Great mas ~ human
sefy by thn aeyiatipu iolisi aud reyanon OF those
,rleYOus phhcons thaf eality tie foes
10d which, whale they b surround call aloud
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MAKING. .GONNEEIlONS
AT Cleveland with eyelaud aud Toledo, Cleveland Co
lufibu Cmcinna Cleveland and Ere and CleVe aad
ard PitisbWg RulrG ds. .
~ Sooi with hacks 20 Chagrin Falls &c.
Al MautuH with lacks for kaveuna, &C.
At Braceyle with hacks TO New,ot Fai s, &C
AT Wnriru with hacks to Sharon G4oehed, Meaiyills
Bloomfield Cauliuld. sc.
At YOUNGSTOWN, with stegea for New Castle Poland,
R. to Pittsburgh. -. .-e-.r -A
Cleveland Feb. Q. 1859.