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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

OurRAGroUs.-llere what some cruSty old
acheor says of ladies. What shall be done
with him
dip the Atlantic dry with teaspoon:
twist your heel into the toe Of your boot make
post masters perform their promises aud make
subscribers pay the printer; send up fishing
hooks with balloons, and fish for sVaTS; get
astride Of a gusSi,ner, aud chase com t when
the rain is coming down like the cataract OF
Nisgata; remember where you left your umbrella;
choke musqui,o with II brickhal; in short
prove all things hitherto considered Impossible,
Ia bc possible, bat never atlrnpl to coax a wo
man to say she will when she has made up her
mind 10 say she won't
Beware OF EvIL,--Lat 40 nan say, when he
thinks of the drunkarl--"l can never SO fall
He thought Us little of falling IN his earliest
years. The promise Of his youth was as bright
as yours, and even after his downward course he
was as uHSuspiciouS as the frmest around him
and would repe as Indignantly the admonition
10 beware of intempersnce. The danger oI this
vice lies in its almost imperceptibe approach
Youth does not suspect drunkenness IN the
sparkling beverage, which quickens all its suS.
ceptibiiles OF iny, The lnvshd does not see IT
in the cordial which gies new tone TO his
ailapldated orgaus The man ot thought aud
gpnius detects no palsymg poison in the draught
which seems a spring of inspiration to intellect
aud imagination The lover OF social pleasure
little dreams that she glass which suima,cs con.
yersaiion, will sink him too low for the mter-
course in which he now delights, lntemrerance
comes with nosless steps, and blinds the first
touch with a cord too light to be felt, Tn :
truth OF mournfnl experience should be treasur
cd by all, and should mhuenre the arguments of
social and domestic life in every class of com
muniy.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

Daniel T., Sckles the murderer Of Phillip Bar
tou Key, who has bocn on trial in Washington
City, was acquitted by the jury There is much
diversity of sentiment respecting the justice OF
this verdict, but those who have closely observed
the tone of public opinion in Washington were
not disappointed at the result
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05
Dayton q Michigan Railroad.

The iron for the completion of this road was
shipped on the ooh ult and is expected to reach
Toledo to day. The construction train is in To-
lcdo, and on the arrival of tho iron, the work Of
loyi the track will commence. Therefore. We
may safely say that Pcrrysburg will be in rail
no al connection with Toledo in about four weeks
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Sherih,s sale,

The state of uhiovs. Ephraim simmons,
Di virtue of Vcndiw writ ofeXecuton TO ME direct.
land delivered from the court of omMon pleas OF
Wood County, Ohio. in the above entitled cause.
will offer tor sale at the door of the Court House in
Perry Sburg, on
Saturday, May n. 1881
between the hours Vt IL o'clock NJ, and o'clock
Nj of said day the following desc ribed real estate ~
Wit Lot number four A. in the town of Portage
wood County, Ohio. CIV. NORT0N, sheriff.
J.F. pmCE, Pro, atty.
Ap,il ~, lS59--5OwSSH,2
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will bs peti-
~ tion presented to the commissioners of Wood
County at their noxt June session for a county road
commencing at Phillip Jacks,ps, the county line,
between Freedom and Center townships. and run.
ming south o n said township line to the Odell and
Morgan road which leads to Frceport, and there ter
inmate.
May 4-52wl$i
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Administrators Sale.


nN the 9TH day of Juno, A. y. 1859, between the
" hours of II o'clock NJ. aud o'clock y. NJ, at the
door OF the court house in PER-, sburg, Wood county.
Ohio, will he sold to the highest bidder the following
real estate the property of Epaphrolitus Foote,de
ceased: Tho north.e quarter Of the south west
quarter Of section thirty-six of six north of
range nine east; forty acres; appraised at $7500o-
so subj to the life estate of Charlotte Footo
to the north thirty thcreoappraised at S5s3,S3i
subject TO said life es tate.
Terms ofsale one. third down, one third in one and
one third in two wears. with interest. The back
payments to be evidenced by notes ofhand secured by
mortgage Oh the premises.
JOEL FOOTE,
Admir- of L. Footc, deceased.
8. JEFFERSON, atty.
MaV & ShO--SlwGAl
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Rnad NnfiCa.

NOTICEis hereby given that there will he a pc
~ tition presented to the county commissioners OF
Wood County, at their next session asking for view
and survey of county road, commencing at the cen
ter OF section sixteen in Perry twp the west line,
thence east the ha If section line to the line
Of SAID section, TO interseCt road running the
east line of said section there to terminate.
MAY s. .lS5g-52wI%
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Attachment.

Attachment
l.. l.. Morshouse and |. NJ. Brigham VS.. George W.
Moore
Before NJ. B. Tracy J. r. of Plain township, Wood
Co, Ohio.
nN the sth day of April, A. d. 1859, said Justice
" issued an order OF alta chmen in the above action
frr the sum OF cue hundred and twenty seven dollars
and eli ght, seven cents l27 81.
MOREHOUSE & BRIGHAM.
april 2S, lS5s-Slw3Sl.S5
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Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the CoM-
"A missioners of Wood County. Ohio. at their rsgu-
lar session in June next, asking for view. survey
and location of a county road commencing at the
Toledo and Woodville Plank Road on section line
between section eleven Qll and twelve Q2) in town
seven ~ north range twelve 3) east, thence north
to north line Of county, and there terminate.
JACOB BERG, ct al petitioners.
April ~ IS59-5Ow4*
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'.T.M'MULLEN

Principal Otiee and Sale Rooms No. G, East Fourth
ST. 3rd Building from Main ST., Cincinnati, o. Lab
oratory in Hammond ST.
For sale bv PECK & HAMILTON. Perrysburg q:
LAsKEY, PRATT CO.. GILKAD; HAsKINs. ROLLER
co :. Portage S, CLYMER, Otsego; G. W. MoDoK-
AID, Gilead w, o. KEELRR, New Westheld 8. L.
BouGHroN Bowling Green; NJ, U. ENsMIHGER Free
port; +. c. CARMAN, Montgomery X Roads; C. r,
RoslSpALE West Millgrove; J. NJ. BRONSON, Eagle
vile, and by druggists and merchants generally.
threughou the country,
Jan. 81, lS5S-37ly.
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Sl,erIG,s Sale.

Peter Becker vs., John ., Albert,
Br virtue of an order of sale tn me directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas of Wood County, Ohio.
in the above casN Twill offer for sale the door of
the Court House in rerrysburg,
Saturday, the 2lst day of May, 1889
between the hours of 10 o'clock 4. NJ and o'clock
=, NJ, of said day, the following lands to wit The
northwest quarter of the northwest quarter Of
ton twenty six township three range twelve, in Wood
County, Ohio. containing 40 acres
Z, W. NORTON, sheriff.
J, =, PRICE, atty,
Anril 81 lANN.--hAN 80
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l. E BUE.

WILL stand at the stable OF l.. IL. Cass Por-
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LeBue is hsautifu bright bay, nine years old,
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Apiil 81, lS59-50tf.
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80 Baaudien, the murderer who has been
confined in the Toledo Jail long time and had
three trials has been granted another hearing,
and will have his fourth trial during tho present
month
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at the door of the Court House in perrysburg, woed
County Ohio at the hour of IL o'clock A, VI. OF said
day oer for sale the following lands and tcnements
situated in said county of aud State of Ohio and
township of Portage, being the undivided half of the
steam saw mill together with two acres of land on
which said mill stands. being the same decided by
Adam Ross to the said James VI, Piper and DAME
Mercer for amili yard c. W. NORTON, sheriff.
IF. PMCE, atty,
April n, ls59-5ewSS2.so.
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Shsrih,s Sale,
The us, day Of Nav, 1889

Peter Hershey vs., James NJ. Piper ct al.
nv virtue Of an ord,r of sale issued from the Cour
f Common Pleas in t3's above entitled cause, shall
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will take lumber, hub timber and any kind OF
Country Produce in exchange for Furniture.
GS~Orders sent hy mail or left at my shopwll re-
ceiye prompt attention.
263- Remember the place--Oppnsite +. Il. Miller
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Nevada national., 1859-10-29
Wood, Eddy & Co.'S Lottery
Office,
No. 9s Montgomery ST.. Rooms No 2 d ),
Over Freeman n Co.'S EPress,
SAN ANFRANCISCO.

On ORDERS for TIchEIs or CIRCULARS show
ing the Plan o the Lotteries and how the Prizes re
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them. Enclosures, OF sl0and upwards. may be made
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Address
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Care OF Wood. Eddy Co..
SAN FRANCISCO.
IN Remember that we are selling our tickets at
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Nevada national., 1859-10-29

ss- Jusiie.s' Blacks, Of Every Dsserrios fs:
sale at this oHss.
Nevada national., 1859-10-29

Look here my little man." said the
clerk, ''what is your grandmother's name.
and where dose she live -
Why. she's my graudrra. and lives in
Louisiana'
:. Yes see that on the letter. hut il will
never get to her II her name isn't put on
and The place where she lives"
" Well please pm; il on. sir
" But shall not know what her name IL
unless you tell me-"
" Why. sir she's my gra- dma--don'i you
know her. She used to live at my house"
After a display Of considerable ingenuity
on the part OF the clerk. and deal Of inno-
cent evasion by the child the old lady's
name aud place OF residence were finally
asceriained. and added to the address after
which the little one wen; on his way r,joic.
ing in the assurance given by the clerk that
his '' dear grandmother would certainly re
ceive the important epislle from her darling
Nevada national., 1859-10-29

~ TICKETS IN any Of these aud earlier schemes
may be obtained firm TEN 10 FIFTEEN DAYS AZ
TFR THE DRAWING TAKES PLACE and the pur-
chaser will consequently have to hold his ticket only
eight ten days bcforc' i published in several Of
the most prominent San Francisco newspapers and
Gle Of the New York papers, containing perfect
list Of all said drawings can be found at
Nevada national., 1859-10-29
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CAL IFoRNIA. JUSTICES COURT.
County Of Nevada, So. W II. Clapp,
Township Of Grass Valley. Justice Of the Peace.
V,HE People Of the state Of Calfornia,to CLARK
l. W. LEWIS, GREETING -
You are hereby summoned to appear before me,
at my Office, in said Township, on Monday the
18th day Of December 1859, at 10 o'clock, A. ~, to
answer to the complaint Of GEORGEN. BkuWN VINO
demands Of YOU the sum Of Two Hundred dollars, as
per copy of complaint file in my oihce when
Judgment will be taken against you for the said
amount, together with costs and damages, II you tal
to appear and answer
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County
Greeting Make legal service aud due return hereof
Given under my hand, this 9th day OF september,
A. d. 1859. W b. CLAPP,
s3m Justice Of the Peace Of said Coun.
Nevada national., 1859-10-29
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He- TURNER BROTHERS, Manufacturer Of every
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GINGER WINE
CAUTION To THE PuBIIC.-The rhputation war
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popularity IL has received, has been the means Of
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consumers Of GINGER WINE to examine the label
as none Is genuine such have our portraits
in circle steel plate surrounded by the inscr-
iption- TURNER'S GINGER WINE. prepared by
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Nevada national., 1859-10-29
County SURVEYORS OFFICE.
COIRT uOUsE. NEVADA.

JOHN l.. GAMBLE, j. osIRoMi
County Surveyor. Deputy.
A Ii PERSONS are hereby cautioned against sn-
n ploying other Surveyors than such as may be
deputized from this Office.
Extract from the Ldtcs Of California.
CHAR. 30, Sec 3-No sorvcy or re'survey hereaf
ter made By any person except the County surveyor
or his deputy shall be considered legal evidence in
any Court within this state. JOHN L. CAMILLE
2.tf County Surveyor
Nevada national., 1859-10-29
AM MElM lel lll lAslplRR
SATaooNs =
Harrington & Patterson,
Empire Restaurant,
7gniu street. Grass Valley.

Newt pooT to Wells. Fargo Co.'S Express ohice
Meals At all Hours-where everything can
be had which the market affords.
All Sorts Of Game in Season.
Thaukfui tor the literal Patronage extended o. ne
since nv orenn- Of thi. kstablis hment, take plea
sure IN informing my rienda. and the public 10 gen
egal that have thi- Gay concluded 70 furnish
MEALS AT ALL HOURS,
Wiorc everything can he had that the malAet ~
i,ri, Nith the assurance that an uneNcel u"n' lle
fo.f will do Justice. and ] am confident ihat i3
this aS~urauce I shall receive a liberal patti isFe'
(as heretofore from the citizens oi Grass NaIlt!
49,. Also.
GH-l am prepared 20 furnish Orders, a, per bili
Of Fare on the most reasonable terms.
I4e J. II. CLARK
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1859-10-20
USEFUL = / ECElPTS.


Wash year tea trsys swithe cold sudss'
polish P,sa yi'h lisalfA Aaqf, end rub x'tf' 2
Ysash p5!as5essa saj make slks, more 10 81 starch
thaA sfteshs oHel aid they make very
nice cake. raaiaaqiao9 ioA21i "
Saxkall your piecssof bread for pld.
ding dyys oEthey Miv.npuld h
A hot shovel held over Vanished fur;
niture, will take ont the white spots.
5sabAsoe eegius dissolved Id skim milk
sn&NatssTwila rsstsse isuay old icraps.l
MtbessafA kind ashoold be. wash
"a IN eqA IA rafpnssas Iapd should not b.
IsmSy I.nssll ..r s.!s 81 slpis s!SafsA
If your uaf irons are rough. rub them
wslleNith iiHe saIt anidf Il Win make them
smcnthYsh ON zsaassa 1sats .ssf--s d sssfs
Oaf-straw II best f6f' H!Iidg beds; Il
shaald ~ haAged enee = year aaa
Jnyds atn bnyiagaa leavpef9 icfedufas
bility choose small fgursa.aE ssisa s'sI
A,kibpf 1ps5aT1b6 b6el Lon The hinges u
doSSFI N NH alIP PssSsnt lhsjr cFsSaingks slysl
vf,fy xs,tf Il tgtrH9iH nsrf ii ssfaaa,fs
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1859-10-20
EDITOR IND pRoPRlkloE;fg !
PiDS MIN, THuRSnAY


man, who. on searching his persongo
found the minaturs, and rTscogniasd nv
the features cf tho fmurdeFsd dew -1kiSi
owa fathsr3I gsFa }iaR Il ssVfl4 9a gafflqf
This produced so strange IN aimprss4e
sion upon the second murderer, that he s
carried it TO the authorities and made ~
full confession Of his own crims. Afiilfs .
and thorough investigation took place 81
and among the papers of nDuB BaffsswaS 4
found one containing the statement ofthe !
whole transaction, as4wea here recosd-a5
edit. .fos asl alaft ae: Yss asaHoia
The second murderer, the son Of tho q !
Jew, was subsequently executed, and 90
ended the chain Of dark and bloody y
events. Al As #S'ffeAt
Truly, tho ways of Providence are
wonderful and mysterious. l8as9 f.5H5
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1859-10-20
7 ~ : a'.s POETRY.
av LOUISE cHArpLrR MouLroN.

-fy,ceyt sf9stx ss----+- sf44.9lt3SFF lestEt-
II stands IN a sunny meadow,soi 4a5zIss E3l
The house 10 nossy and brown,
With iss can,brous old stone chimneys,
And the grey roof slopipg down, u
The trees fold, their, green arms round it ;ssf q
The trees, century old )
Andthe winds go chanting through them,
And the sunbcams drop their. gold. ga
The oowslips spring 10 the marshes,
The roses bloom on the hill,
And beside the brook ia the pasture ssia
The herd 80 feeding At. will atiI aH a
Within, in the wide old Kitchen. astfs@ "A
'Thssold folks cit ii the sun
That cresps through the shelterins woodbine,
Til the. day is almost done. sgr a a.egf3:a
Their children have gone and left Them,
They Cit ia tie Sun alone. s..'3
And the old wife e ears ars falling, 9G 3sa2gs
As she harks TO lhe wel-knowni tone f.@fst
That won her heart in, her gj,lhood--
That has soothed her in many care
And praises her new far the brightness a24
Her old face used to wear. 3t5te.s. astf q
She thinks again Of her bridal ..,.1..z t..
How, dressed IN her robe Of white,
She ssood by her gsy young lover. kilatt n
In the mornings rosy light, sli,5. M, q
Oh! the morning is rosy 40 ever,
But the rose from her ebesk is fed,
And the sunshine still is golden, MA 81
But il fails On a sfvefed head. ~
And the girlhoods dreams, cncs vanished, U ~
Come back in her winter time, II
Tin 'heBfaebfS pulses trenible
With the thrill offspring times prime j! z ilr
And locking forth from the window, i1astgtFa
She thinks how the trees have grown,
Since clsd ID her bridal whiteness, s29 ~$s.A
She crossed, the old door-atoae.sge ,q9ssgt
Though, dimmed ihsr, eyes bright azure,l s4si
And dimmed her hairs young geld,',' A.,
The love in her girlhood plighted A' = H. i,
Has never grown. dim oF did, ssW t8EE&
They sat IN peace ii the Sunshine, st '
lTilitha day was almost done, bsltis
And then, al its close, an angel Fs,s -.
Ht1fe DYER tie Threshold stone.
Hsfolded ,teir handsstogetker 5HiH ss sisste
He touched their eyelids with balm,i ~.
And their last breath foated outward, q,
sLiks iheaclose 0f 4 aolsn5n psalm. Y 80 ]
Likesa bridal psis thsy traves4edu wss4 fa
The unseen, mystical road "a fsf.,1
Thatlcads 70 ihS Beautiful Cny, su sass
Whose s builder and, aaksr si Eodsp iao .
Perhaps, in that miraelseoantFy,
They will giya 4@ lsst ypalh back.
And the flowers Of the vanished Spring time
atEiHfblsem isi tho spitiy's track. fRfl e
One. drauxi,l from lhe living satersa
Shall call back his msnhood's prime, !. so.
And'etsiHi4 ysstS ihilF msalnfs y 81 ~
The leyeIshat oatlaAted tims.aQG 9ls ssass
but thA ahanAa that thew left behind them.
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1859-10-20

MI. Blondin, the great rope-w4Ikst
has purchased house cofnpletely slf'
lnished, III Niagara Falls, for fours rseaeu-
sand dollars cash which au60tJik r. =;
portion Of the profits of siifs ahte isatap
across the schasm ofthe NiaSofaf ssihg
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22
Notice 10 Creditors.

u H. PERSON VS. His CREDITORS Comfy Court.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF the
~ said y. H. Person petitioner In insolvency 10
De and appear bt fore his Honor Charles Lindlev,
County Jud { in aud Tor Yuba county, State Of Ca-
10 MA, at the county Clerks Office of said county and
State in the city of Marysve on the nneteeIti day
OF july A. d. 1859, at ten O'Clock A. NJ of that day
to SHOW cause, # any they can, why AN assignment
OF me esla oi the said petitioner o. H. Person.
should not be made and he be di5churged from his
debts In manner prescribed by law
By order Of the Hon. Charles L.ndey, County
Judge Of Yuba county, California;
.'.... Given under ny hand and the seal Of the
l. s.. County Court ailixed, this 17ih day Of Jun ;,
A ID. lSJ9. NM SllARKEY
Clerk County Court
jels-oJd+ By NJ D. DOZENS, Deputy Clerk