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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-04
proceeding. of the wood County Teachers,



In compliance with the coll made through ,he
Journal the association met at the school house in
Bowling Green, September lsth, 10 o'clock, A..
NJ. and was called 10 order by 1he President, j. W..
Woodbury.. Prayer was offered by ID. Donaldson,
after which a ehdrzsag and appropriate piece of
music was sung which was only an mtro dHctioa to
the pieces which followed during the course ofthe
exercises.
The minutes of the last meeting was read by the
secretary and the constitution and bylaws presen-
ted for signcrs.
Discussion being met in order the question pre-.
viousiy selected Resolved that all the branches
usually taught in common schools should not be
taught eyere day" was affimed by G. N Parsons,
ID. Donaldson and j. j. Parsons, aud defended Ivy j,
lCunning, W. Gorrill T. Avery, F, j. Thomas, c. A.
Cory aud Miss Nc Guinness. On motion the res.
olution laid the table and the election of Of
fcers for the ensuing year proceeded to, which re.
suited as follows; For President W. Gorrill; Vice
Presidents y. Donaldson G. Cory and G. Parsons,
! Secretary, Evers; Treasurer, Miss S ] Camron.
On motion of J Parsons the association adjourned
at II. NJ, to meet again at p. NJ.
! Afternoon session met as per- adjournment. The
house called to order by the President. The
Chair appointed the following five as a commi :;
tee to prepare rogramme for the next meeting:
D A Avery, d Donaldson, ! Parsons, Miss Nc.
Guinness and Miss Tracy, Elocutionary exerci ses
were then engaged in for short time bye A Cory,
! whose subject was "Bingen on the Rhine" and W
| Woodbury., Boys" Then came the address by I
| Hutchinson. subject, "Tbe Human Mind 1t is &C.
knowledged 10y all who was present that this was a
rare specimen Of mans composition, and one that
could fail to do credit aud honor to him who de-
vered it. hut as necessary steps being taken to
have it published, further comment will hero be
Withheld aud let the people judge for themselves. A
vote Of thanks was rendered him by his hearers.
The association tnen listened to deca nation Ivy
! \ Comstock. also TO one hy Cunning, both ofwhicl
| were well committed and well spoken, The com
mittee on pro grammc submitted the following Whiol
was accepted.
discussion. Resolved That ladies and gentlemen
OF equal qualifications should re oeive like compen.
sation for their services as teachers.
Ith, an essay by the President or Secretary.
i Afternoon exercises. 1st singing; 2nd, elocuton
AIRY exercises Sd, address by IL Skinuer alternate
G A Cory 4th, poem by Miss McGuinness 9TH
singing, close.
On motion the constitution was so amended tha
the association meet one month later than heretofore
On motion of j Cunning, vote Of thank, was ten
dered II Condit and those who assisted him for th
music which they had so willingly urnshed. Tn
officers elect then made some remarks appropriate
TO the occasion. On motion OIL Black the associ
oton adjourned to meet at Toutogauy the 1st Satur
day in January, 1861. W, H. GoREILL, President.
J.J EyEEs. Secretary,
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Notice is hereby given that on Saiurdl y, the l3th
daN of October next, at The house Of J. Q. Webb in
Troy township, will let 20 the lowest bidder, in sep.
a'ate sections, the making Of the drain or water
course known as ditch No. 8, commencing in road
tract number Sc Of tie Maumeea and Western Reserve
road lands, thence north.cnsterly said lot 90
md lots 53 SO 81, co. the northwest corner Of see
ton l. thence across the southeast corner Of
ton 3 thence across section In north. east dHeG-
ton 10 the county lines all in town north range ~
east, wherest To terminate. The work comprises 81
sections Of 20 rods each and the width uf Tho Grain
az bottom as follows, to wit; rom station 10 II
five feet from station II 10 80 six feet from stat ion
80 TO SO eisht feet and from station 53 to the cad 3
feet Bank slopes Al base 20 l vertical. The cut.
tings TO be made in accordance with the profile and
plat of the engineer in charge of the work and the
whole completed BY the 18th day of September, 1861.
Plan and specifications of the work and conditions
OF sale will be exhibited aud made known the day
of sale. Sale TO commence ut 10 O'Clock An
ADDISON SMITH, Co. Auditor.
Auditors Osice, wood co.. o.
Percy sburg, sept TO- ls6s-l9wS$3
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T,cWaINoticc.

Cyrsna wallace PlA vs.. Winfield Scott, William
Scott loscpheue Scott, ct. nj. netts
The said defendants heirs at law OF 1umes Scott Of
Ohio, are hereby notified that plaintiff did on the
sth day otSeptenlber, A. d. lS6e Gle her petition
against them and others in the Office OF the Clerk Of
said Court which among other things set forth that
the said James Scott in his life time on the 18TH day
oi June a. u. lSit undertook to sell and convey b,
Warrentce deed to Henry Otto also deceased, Cor
u valuable consideration, then agreed upon and paid
by the said Otto the south hwest quarter Of the south
east quarter otnorth quarter dissection nineteen
oftownshp three. north OF range eleven east con.
tanning ten acres; and did execute, acknowledge aud
deliver Warrentee deed intending TO convey the
same. but that in said deed the said laud was dis.
orbtd as in the southwest quarter of said section,
Instead OF the northeast quarter and that before u
discovery aud correction Of said mistake, the said
James Scott and Henry Otto deceased, aud that the
plaintiff became the purchaser of said ten acres al
the administrators sale OF the realty of said Otto du,
made, aud that the said Otto during his life time aud
the said plaintiff subsequent 90 the said admiustra-
tors sale held possession os occupied and Improved
the same and that the object and PRAYER of said pc
idttOn is to obtain correction of said deed from
Scuttt TO Otto.
! Delendanswil answer said petition GU or before
the third Saturday after October 23d, A. n. 1850, o.
The will be taken as confessed and Judgment w
ken accordingly. CIRENA WALLACE,
By Jefferson y Col,cr, her attNs. l9wdSl SO
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EamiIy Saving Machines.

II is seldom that we notice anything IN the line OF
new inventions, nor would we now uu!e 8 We were
convinced that we were not doing our duty as jour
nalists should we not recommend to the pl6ic the
Family Sewing Machines made by the Cdicag 20
Sewing Machine Co, for the OF those Of our rea-
ders who'are seeking TO find strdng, reliable and
practical Machine. ...
Since their introduction they have gained an en-
viable popularity, and from the low price at which
they are oferedw we doubt not they will supercede al
others as necessary family sppendage Price 81
to $50. May the inventors reap rich reward for
their abors in bringing their Machines into public
use Chicago Heekiy Uasoa.
., Ess-Read the Advertisement in another colunn OF
our paper.
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Ditch Letting.

Notice is hereby given thai on the 10Th day Of c.
tober next AT the house of j. Cook In tho town OF
Portage, will let TO the lowest bidder, in separate
sections the making OF the drain or water coutse
known ditch No, 49, commencing at the stone
pond In section 20, Plain township, thence southcrly
SS rods, thence west 80 rods thence south one mile
10 the line between Liberty and Plain townships;
thence sonth one mile TO the Milton and Nontgomc-
ry free turnpike road, thence east down the north
side Of road 30 rods thence south about so rods
thence the line Of the old ditch to Portage, and
there 10 tcTminate The last named ditch to he cut
two feet below its present bottom. The work is d
Viled into twenyone sections of one hundred feet
each, aud the width of tho same the bottom as fol.
lows, 10 wit: From station TO 20 two and one-half
feet; from station % to station "a three feet from
station II to station 3I threeRnd half fcet from
station l3l 10 station 10 iour feet bottOm and
the tatjOn last named to the end six feet bottom -
Bank slopes and one half base 20 vertical -
The cuttings to be made in accordance with the pro-
file aud plat of tho engineer in charge OF the work
and the whole completed by the I5th Of September,
1861.
The plan and specifications of the work, and ccn-
diiions will be exhibited and made known on the
day OF sale. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a. N.
ADDISON SMITH, Co. Auditor,
Auditors Once, Wood coo.
Perry sburg, Sept. 10, lSGo-l9w4s3 S5
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Independent Eair.

The second annual fair of the Wood Cou nty
Indepen dent Agricultural Aassscation, will he he'u
at Portage on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Oct 10TH 1lth and 18th. The premiu m list is cry
10 ng, aud embraces large number of cash prizes
Want of space forbids us publishing the list entire,
and we therefore content ourselves with giving a
short synopsis-naming the amount of cash given "a
premiums, under each head, withoat naming the ar
tcles with awards separately: ,- -..,
Farm and draught horses, S37 matehcdGnd siosie
horses for saddle or harness $l5; brood mares and
colts, $l5 colts of foreign blood $50; grade and
cross breed cattle S27 native cattle $3.50; tat cat
tie and mlch cows, Sc; work oxen and steers herd
of five or more, $26; sweepstakes, SIC; jacks and
mules, $lO fine wool sheep, 10; long do 50; swine
large breeds So; small do :, e6, poultry 81; farming
and agricultural implements $50; vehicles -;
household implenentsSle; saddlets aud hoemakers
SIG; cabinet ware asd cooperage. $l9; hous ehold
fabrics $3.50; ornamental sedle shell and wax
work, S245O; farm products, eli; products otfdrm
dairy, &C., S2s: fruits, S24; vegetables, SIG; hort
culture, Sl5.5o; plow match $40; horsemanshtp $40
horses, sweepsakes $40; trotng S.; fastest walker
80, There will also be premium of 80 Tor 1901
race. The fantasies will be on hand in he after
noon of the second day. The managers nave mite j
una beautiful Trottng Park, and there will he
chance of tr wing the speed of horses at the close
the fair For particulars see posters.
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-Scorhutic diseases are the parent stock from
which arises large proportion of the fatal nsSdles
that a1lict mankind. They are as il were species
ofpotato rot in the human constitution, which un-
dermines aud currapt. all the Son'ces Of its rtthty
and hastens its decay. They are the germ from
which spring. Consumption, Rheumstism, Heart
Disease. Liver Conpisints, and Eruptive Diseases
which will be recognized as among those most fata
and destructive to the races OF men. So desdful
are its consequences human life that il u hardly
possible % over estimate the importance Of ac-
tual reliable remedy, that can sweep out this scrof
ulous contamin alton. We know then We shall pro-
claim welcome news 20 our readers or one from such
quarter as will leave little doubt OF IT'S etacacy--
and still more welcome, when We tell them that il
surely does accomplish the end desired. We mean
Ayers Sarsapsrilla, and it s certainly worthy the
attention of those who sreted with Seroiula or
Scrofulous omplsints.-RegiSter. Albany, NJ i,
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EVERY FAMILY WANTS
a Sewing Machine,
DOUBLE 'FEzREADED.

SEND IN YOUR ORDERS!
PRICES. - No !, s25; No. 2, $50; No. s, S35. Man.
ufacturng Machines, S3j TO $40.
SEWING and retail, At prices within the reach
MA CHIMES, } of every family aud adapted to all
kinds of coarse aud fine work. Agencies wanted
in all counties throughout all the Northwestern Stafes
Chicago Sewing Machine C0mpaay
FAMILY ! Which have the highest testimonials
SEWING tand certificates in their favor from
MACHINES, families mid the public press They
will rpu backward or forward.makinga a smooth elias
tic stitch. on all kinds of fabrics, by the
Chicago SeUiag Wachas Company.
FAMILY ! One machine run with a rubber fric-
SEWING >tiun wheel, doing away with the
MACHINES. stretching aud annoyance of n belt or
banda desideratum which has long been sought for
Our mac hines have n straight needle and guard to
prevent breaking, thus requiring not more than one
needle in six months common use, Made by the
Chicago S'rimg MacAiMe Company.
FAMILY ! So simple in their construction that
SEWING o child oftwelve years can work them
MACHINES. J with ease. We warrant the seam
cure though every third stitch lie cut; they make 90
stitches per inch stronger and hanGsomeT than any
sewing done by haad. Sold by
Chicago S,uHg Nach,ne Company.
FAMILY ! That will hem, stitch fell, gathetem
SEMING broider and make two di fo rent stitch.
MACiilNEs. es on the same machine; embodync
all the improvements of the age at prices varying
from S2S TO slco each, nude ana sold by
Chicago SeTDs Machine COmFany
FAMILY our machines are used throughout
SEWING the country, giving satisfaction to
MACHINES, J all who use them, ard are undoubt-
eddy the most economical best made aud cheapest in
use \ person thoroughly acquainted with the con.
struction and operation oi all kinds Of sowing ma
chimes will always he in Attendance, and ready 10
serve all who wish for information in Iegnrd 10 our
machines, at
ChicagO Sewing NaehiRs Company.
FAMILY We will fnrnsh circulars with full
SEWING and explicit directions for using al
MACHINES, 80 explaining their mcdaniel con
strucion aud giving the most satisfactory evidence
Of their superiority, in many respects ever all Other
family MACHINES.
PATENT We have the Universal Uemmers,"
UNIVERSAL adapted 10 all Kinds of machines.-
UEMNER Price S5. They will be sent by mail
To any oEc, On receipt OF the above.
NOTICE I We offer a Liberal Discount 10 persons
TO wishing an Agoncy or Right Of Sale Of
AGENTS J our machines. With small invest
ment of capita! profitable bHsnes- can be readily
established All sales 10 agents wi tn discount mus,
be invariably for cash
NB-our machines sllstand on a table and are
worked by treRdle
fs,On receipt ofs2S We will send to any fanily
a machine, by return st express.
Adircss q. 4. COOK,
Agent Sewing Machine Go.
OFFICE.-l24 Lake Street, (up stairs Chicago.
Or, j. W. BAILEY, Agent, Pefrysburg.
June I. lSO0--5Slch2.
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sHKRIENN SALE.

Richard IIoyle We. Norman CTi ndall ct al.
Ry virtue of sa order of sale 10 me directed and
delivered from the court ofepmmon pleas Of Wood
cOunty Ohio. shall Offer for sale OF the door Of the
court hou1e in perryshurP, Ohio, on
Saturday, Oct. 9Th, A. D. 1850.
between the hourSor and p m. of said day the
following lands and tenements lying and situate in
Mood county aforesaid, and described rs the north
east half Of the northwest qusrter dissection twen-
yfve 25) town seven ~ range twelve az contain-
ing eighty acres of land, more OF less.
ii II, Dodge, atty. CIV, NORTON, Sheriff.
Sept. 2f-2lW5S2 80
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REPUBLICAN MEErING.-There will be a
meeting Of the Republicans of Perrysburg at
the Court House this Thursday evening
The meeting will be addressed by Hon. Ash
er Cook and B. W. Johnson, Esq. A cordial
invitation is extended to the people, irrespec-
tive of party, to be present, and by the way
ofroupding the period, we will say the ladies
are included in the above invite. Turn out
and hear the the truth
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A Blessing for Needie- Women, and all Others
Compelled 10 Seiemtary Employment.

A CURE FOR FEN ALE WEAKNESSES.
A large proporton of the female sex may trace
the beginning of incurabe debility to some iTregu'
larity of nature
These are permanently relieved by the peruvian
Sytup, which contains the protoXide OF ron,and the
only form by which this Indispensable element OF
health can enter the blood, the want OF which causes
paleness dizziness, headache, debility, aud every
form of ill-health.
The Peruvian Syrup, by its speedy action on the
liver ana stomach, increases the digestive powers
thus effectualy curing dyspepsia, and enaDllng the
food to nourish the tissues and increase the flesh.
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- . s-ens----------------
Hhe IOYS oil GnnNn nleAcpmcp.

There are few sensations to the human heart more
alive with sweet JOY aud peaceful happiness, than the
consciousness OF returning health. When sickness
for months and years. has pressed the spirit down.
when pain and anguieh heye flied to the brim the
cup OF dispar, how joyful to feel within the gadseme
How of health.
Such olten the household joys throughout the
length aud breadth of our land where the pale and
ghastiy COusumpuve has been changed to one bloom
ug picture OF heshh, by the timely of that eX-
ceiiont and leng trei remedy, Dr.. Wisars Dalsam o
" lid Cherry. E.s-See Advertisement.
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Niinl hmcnt Noticr.

estate of Elias Whiplc deceased.
Before Joshua Chappol j, I. Of rerrysburg tp.; on
the 10th day OF August lSi D. said Justice issued an
order OF attachment g. the above cause. fnr thrty
six dollars and seventy. Ave ceuts. ami fifteen dol
lars probable costs Said action viii hs for fin a.
hearing O,toher Slh az | o'clock p. III, of said day.
Cook, Price " johnson, attys. 4, ORwAY.
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SnERIEF SALE.


Henry blythe vs., Samuel Blythe.
BY virtue OF an alias order offs sale issued to ma nom
tho court Of common pleas of Wood county. Ohio, in
the above entitled cause will offer for sale at pub
lie auction at the door Of the court house in Perrys
burg, in said county,
on Tuesday, October 2Sd, 1850,
between the hours OF enc and two O'Clock. y, m OF
said day the following described lands aud touemonts
to.wt lot no Is in section g. in the town of Glead
Wood county. Ohio. G, W. NORTON, ShoriN.
j, 4, Price. attV.--oOwSN2
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E. NJ, STOUT
Mobile. Alabama. july ~. 1890.

Mobile, Alabama, July ~, 1890.
Gentiemen-l have been snatrhed from the grave
by the application of your wonderful lmpcctine, or
Persian Fever Charm. For several years have snG
fered every season from fever and aguo, Last sprng
my life was threatened hut ynur remedy has cestrOy
Respectfully Yours, ID. n. BARRON.
This wonderful p eventiye and cure for fever and
ague aud bilious f-vcrs will be sent by mail post
paid, receipt OC 81. Also iOF safe az all the drug
eists aud country stores Principal depot and Inan-
ufactOry, lis Nlin St, Richmond. Va Branch OF
tee, Bank of Commerce Buiiiing, New York.
JOHN WILCOX co.
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SUERlFISS SALE.

Dickinson & Churchill w. Isaac p. Thompson.
BY virtue Of plu Vcndi, TO me directed aud de-
hyercd from tine court OF common pleassof wood
county, Ohio in the above cause Will oder for sa'e
ON saturday, October 70, 1850,
between the hours of IL o'clock m, and o'clock
of said dav az the door Of the court house IN Per
rysburg the south half OF iulots number three hun
dreC aud eighty niue $3.50. four hundred aud four
,lOI aud four hundred and thirteen (tlS), in the
town OF erTyshHrg, Wood county uhio.
Bassett n Kent att,s. G, ". NoKroN, Sheriff.
September 20 lSGn--2ONAS}
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The beard will hold the xt guar sessions for
the examination of Teachers, as follows:
Perry ysbnrg, ftst Tuesday in October.
West Mihgroye, first Wednesday in November.
Glead, third Tuesday in November,
Bowling Green. first Tuesday in December.
PERI ysburg first Tuesday in January.
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers wi
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will he examined who is not presen n
pune tuGily at o'clock A. N.
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Cure for In6igcstin.

HARTFORD, March ;.
hereby certify that Or. Green's Oxyg,nated Bit.
ters have proved more euectual in relieving me of
o water brash stomach, indigestion and costiyeness
which has been very troublesome for five six
years, than all other remedies which | have been
trying during my Illness; md cheerfnlly recomnie nd
il 10 all thus afflicted. SAM'L HAMILTON.
Mr.. II. has Charge of the Orphan \ syum, Hart
ford, CT, and il we'll known and highly esteemed.
1 amphlets filed with certificates may be had OF
agents gratis. See adv. .
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SHERIFFS /, SILE-

John Shanor Vs. J, f. McGowSn ct. al.
BY virtue ofau order Of sale lssuedt me from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Wood county, Ohio, in
the above entitled cause will oer for sale at pub
lie auction at the door of tho court house in Perrys
burg in said county. ...t.
on Tuesday October 2Sd, lsGO,
between the hours of aud o'clock p. M Of said
day the following described land aud tenemcnts TO-
wits the halt of the east half of the south east
quarter OF section 2l, in township 4, U. r. h con
tanning 40 acres of land. c. W. NORTON,
j. n Price attN-whS2,77 sheriff
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Notirc to The Pnhllc,

Notice ia hereby given that my Wife Johanna NJ,
UalclN, left nay house bed aud board Pcrry sbUrg
township. Wood county, Ohio. the i7th day ofJ u.
iy, lS6U, without just cause or proyoeatiou, aud
will therefore pay no debts of her OoatracU ug.
Sept 2O-W3N JOHN nEl,Cll.
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List of Letters

Remainingin the Post Office at Perrysburg. Oct
LIST, 1860: ...,. .-- .- -
J,Alcorn Q, Charles Burghard Jacob Bentz,
, Cusick, Jonathan Cox, J. c. Chance, VIM. Cost,
S. Cook, J. H. Dewitt, R. Drew. Thomas Eldrijge
HiIlman H. Lamper. DR.. Mawson, Kate Parker, ID
Stalker, VIM. Stalker, V. Smith r, Skinner, H. Tip
lady D. TicLner Il. P, Taylor, r. Tiplsdy. ~.
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/! DEATH
To Every Form and Species OF
v cE' ERa i "a
MS"
R's' Rat, Roach, &C., Exterminator.
lfs',


"CosrAR's' Rat, Roach, &C., Exterminator.
"CosTAR's'
"COsrKR's" Bed-Bug Extcrminator.
"CosTAR's'' '" N
"CoSrAR's" Elec trio Pow der for Insects, &c,
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats Roaehes-Mice--N -Noes--Ground Mice Bed
Bugs-Ants Moths. osquitoes-Fleas- Insects OF
Plants--Inseets on Animals &c, 81. lin short eve
ry form and species of
WEIR MIN.
10 years established in New York City used by the
City Post Office the City Prisons AID Station Hous
es--the City Stens-rS, Ships. &>- the City Hotel-
Astor, st. NichoIas, sc. and by more than 20 00C
private families.
an~Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell them.
h7-Wholesale Agents N all the large cities.
LzRegulr sizes 25c. soc & 81 boxes, hotties TASKS
.tiy- !!Beware! of spurious limitations. Examine
each b0ttle,box and hask and take nothing but
"CostDr's."
Gd5- 81 90 boxes sent by mail.
2ss~ 80 4 SIS boxes for Plantations, Hotels, &c, BY
Express,
ES- Address orders, orfor "Circnlar 20 Dealers"
HENRY IL. COSTAR,
Principal Depot, 40 Broadway, 7.
For sale bN PECK & HAMILTON, PerrySburg
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nLANKsl BLANKsIl

AL kinds of Blanks, of the most approved forms
we'll printed on good paper kept constantly on hand
and for sale cheap at the Journal ofice-sueh as war
rsntse, m6rtgsge and quit-claim deeds state war
rants summons subpoeuas, onstable's sales execu
tions. Attachments, blank notes, &c. justices anC
notaries wanting anything in this line would do vel
tc give us q call. .Ifl.."ir' Pee 'litts
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At1ncI,ment NnIice.

Daniel Roekwsh plf, agaias. A6ijah Clids, admir-
ofthe estatt of Elias Whipple, dec.
Before j Chapel. ! T. Of Perysburg township.
On the 10th Gay ofAugust 1867 said justice issuod
on order Of attachment in the above case Tor fifty
dollars and fortye ght oeutsaud fifteen dollars costs
in said action, ana will he for hearing on tue Sth
day OF Oe1ober next. at o'clock r NJ
DANIEL ROCKWAY.
cook, Price s. johnson, att ofplr. 2o-s