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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-04-26

Two HoRsrs DruwNED Marrow EscAPE OF
A YOU'VE L,py,--We learn from J. c. rhomp-
son. Postmaster at Rollersville, that on the llth
inst, Mr. Jacob Bede, in Madison township this
county, in attempting to cross the Portage rir-
er near the residence uf Mr.. Hill, IN Montgom-
cry township, Wood county, had a very narrow
escape of his own life and that Of young lady
who accompanied him. When he approached
the river he found ii very high and the water
running over the road at each end of the bridge
with some drilt between him and the bridge. -
He drove into the water to the drift then rolled
up his pants,white lining out. and passed on the
wagon tongue to dislodge the drift; the white ot
his pants scared his horses, aud they turned and
ran down into the river The wagon-box float
ed of and tipped over with the young lady un-
der, carrying her down stream some fifteen OF
twenty rods. She finally succeeded in getting
out from under The box and wadcd a pile OF drltl
from which she was soon taken without any
Bodily injury, but badly scared anu thoroughly
wet. The horses swan down stream TO log
chained across the river. over which they got
bu. could not take the wagon, where they yer,
soon drowned. One of the horses was owned b.
Jacob Bede and the other by his brother George
to the Litter OF whom the loss is savere,as he va
q poor man Fremont JOarnal.
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OXygematGaa HsitCerS!
A SURE CURE FOR
YSPEP A!
AH Diseases harmg .thsir Origin in Imperfect Di
gesti0n or DsraHgel condition
efthe Stomach.

AH Diseases hari,g thsir Origin in InperJect Di.
gestion DeraHgei condition
efthe Stomach.
There is no remeey known to be eficacious in
removing this general diseuse-this general prostra
tion of the whole man, the 0Xygena ed Bitters.-
They attack the disease in its ctidal by reyiyng the
sinking powers of the PATIENT by restoring lost ap-
petite correcting acidity purifying and strengthen
ing the gastric juice and rendering ii capable ofprop
erly and thoroughly diving the food, thus form
ing healthy chyme and chl le and preparing the ABB
sorbeets 10 take mp the nourishment and carry 1t
into the syste.n thus repOyating the old and crazy
machine by new modelling and purifying the whole
mass OF blood. In word,it can be shown from hun
dreds of certificates from the most eminent and re-
liable persons, that there is medicine calculated
to pour oil into the exhausted lamp OF life like the
Oxygenated Bitters,
Lei all then, when health begins to fail, when the
vital powers 6rsseem 10 be giving way, when appe-
tite first begins to fail and the to trem6le
when man, instead ofbeing restored by sleep.
Tired natures sweet restores"
finds himself more tired in The morning than when
he went to bed nght--let him delay longer.but
Immediately commence taking tue Bitters. lie will
soon ind haee the tagging powers of nature re-
viving, and general health returning But il is an
nece sary to say more, as one can know the val
ue of this medicine until he tries it.
JOHN ID. PARK, Proprietor.
Dealer in Patent Medicines, Fancy Goods aud Toll
ct Articles cor Fourth and Walnut sts., Cincinnati,
Ohio,
For sale by Peck g. Hamilton. Perrysburg; Wm.
Hood, Bowling Green; Haskins. Roller IL Haskins,
Portage; II r. Atkins, New Westdsld Laskey, ratt
q Hndsdale, Gilead.
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SHERIFF S SALE.
NJ. & Il. Waite. Ntt'ys;
March 22, l660-46ws$3 50
LFGAL NOTICE

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. WOOD CO., o.
Andrew Dimmck, Plaintiff, vs., Luther whitmNss. :.
Frederick Prentice, John D. Shay, Hubert V. Dem,
ming Josiah Strong and Henry g. Fox, nefsnd-
anta.
TOSIAH STRONG and Henry G. Fox, Of Canada
81 West. and John ID. Shay and Hubert v. Dem
ming, whose places of residence are unknown te
Plaiatlh will take notice that the Plaintiff, Andrew
Dmmlck did 90 the 4th day of April. A. ID. 1860,
file his petition in the conrt of common pleas with-
in and for the county Of Wood in the State of Ohio
against the said Luther Whitmore, Frederick Prem
tice, in d, shay, HubertN Demmng, Josiah Strong
and Henry e. Fox, setting forth that he the owner
in fee and entitled TO the mmed ediate possession Of
the following described parcel Of land TO wit 49,
The west is of the northwest or of sec. no. 26 10
town no. 8 of the u S. Reserve Of ~ miles saaare
at the foot Of the Rapids of the Miami Of Lake Erie
in IPood county, Ohio. and that the defendants an,
lawfully keep him, the paiutif out of the posses
sion thereof and that Il defendants have commit
ted injury and waste to aud upon said pre- mises aud
praying Judgment against the defendants FOR the re-
eovery Of the possession Of the said premises and for
$4,000 damages. And the said JShn ID. Shay, Hu-
bert V. Deihnng, Josiah Strong and Henry G. Fox,
are notified that they required appear and n
swer said petOn, before the Sd Saturday after
the 2lst day of May, 1860.
F.& d. X. H0LLENBECK, Pitts Atty'a
April S, 1850 --4s-w6 S6 20
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Important to Females.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius Che eseman Nj. d,
NEW-YORK CITY.


NEW-YORK CITY.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills
the result of long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation and certain in correcting
all ire gularties, Painful Menstruations, removing
a | distractions, whether from cold or otherwise,
headache pain in the side, paipitaion OF the heart.
Whites all nervous affections Mysteries fatigue pair
in the back aud limbs, &c. disturbed sleep which
arrise from interruption of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they will
bring on the monthly period with regularity. Wo-
men who have been disappointed in the use of other
Pills can place the utmost confidence in Dr. Cheese
man Pills doing all they represent to do.
NOTICE.
There is one condition in the female system in
which the Pills cannot be taken without producing
n PECULIAR RESULT. The condition referred
to is PREGN4NCY-the result MIS- CARR f1GE
such is the irresistible tendency OF the medicine to
restore the sexual functions to normal condition,
that even the reproductive power of nature cannot
resistit
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything
Injurious Explicit directions which should be read
accompany each box, Price 81. Sent Ivy mail OF en-.
closing / to DR.. Cornelius Choeseman, box 1851
Post Offce New York City,
SOLD BY ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY
TOWN IN TIE q. s.
II. B. HUfCHINS,
General Agent for the Q. 8.
No. II Broadway
To whom all orders should be ad dressed
For sale by PECK d HAMILTON, Perrysb urg.
Feb. 20, 1860 ally
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e5-A terrible disease has been prevailing
among the cattle in North Brookheld and New
Brainlree, Massachusetts, aud large numbers
have been lost. II appears to be contagious,
and the State legislature has appointed com
mittee aud appropriated ten thousand dollars
for ell examination of the subject. The COM
mittee found one hundred and ten head OF fine
cattle diseased and decided to kill them as the
best mode Of preventing further spread of the
fatal malody.
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Bf virtue of an order Of sale to me directed and
delivered from the Probate Court OF Wood county O..
in the cause OF b. " Johnson administrator of Isaac
Landslide, deceased VS.. Thomas lnndsdae ct al, 1
will olter ut public sale on the premises on the 10th
day of May 1850 between the hours OF and o'clock
Z. NJ of said dythe undivided half of the folio wing
real estate ms the property o Isaac landslide dee
via: being the northwest quarter Of the north east
quarter and the northeast qaurtcr of the est
quarter OF section 81 township 1, range contain.
ihg tighty acres, in Montgomery township Wsod
county, Ohio; said premises appraised at $3.50; con-
ditions made hnOwn or day of Sale
B. W. JOHNSON, adh'r de 6oHis non.
Anr Ism
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Is the great Purifier OF
the Blood.
An infallible remedy In
cases of
Scrof fHid, Kmg's Erii,
Rheumatism. O6Stinot te and
CGtdnsons EruptioRs. PIN.
pies or Pnstuies on the
Face, Bo,is. Biotches and
Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring
Worm or letter. Eniargc-
ment and Pain in the Bones
or Joints. Stubborn Ulcers
ISyphiiific Disorders, Lum
5dgo, Spinal Complaints.
And all other diseases
arising from an iujudi-
cious use of Mercury, i'm
prudence oflife. or impu-
rity ofblood. This great
Alternative med cine nn6
purifier oCthe blood is Le-
ling used by Thousands Of
CRATE ful patients from all
parts Of the United States
who testify daily on the
remarkable cures which
are being performed by
the greatest of all medi-
cincs, DR.. GuVsOtt's EN.
! tract of Yellow Dock aud
Sarsaparilla. Neuralgia,
Rheumatiem. .Scro'ula and
Eruptions he skin 1iv-
= or Diseases, Fevers, Ulcer
Sores, Affections of the
Kidneys, Diseases of the
throat, Female complaint:
Pains and ach ng of the
Bones and Joints are sool
J put to flight bv usin & thi,
! Great and Inestimable
Remedy. For all diseas'
c es of the blood nothing
v has yet been found tC
5 compare with it. tclean
f SIS the system of all i'm
b. purilies, acts gently ant
n ch'r ctually on the Live
e and Kidneys. strengthen
s the digestion, gives ton,
/. % the stomach, makes tn,
+ skin clear and healthy AM
e. restores the constitution
+ snfecbled by disease, o
!. broken down bv eXcesse
D nfyouth to pristine Wig
e or and strength.
$ The Press, Hotel Keep
= crs, Magistrates, Physi
= clans and Public men wei
: known in the com munity
. al add their testimony I
I the wonderful effects c
1t his great Blood Purifier
amilton, Perrysbur g; Wn
Iaskins. Roller e. Haskin'
CIV Westield; Laskey,Pr
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zs-The Napoleon North West says the last
legislature was in session 50 days and cost the
Stale $50, 900, or 900 per day. Will he be
good enough to cipher that up OeOin7 We
suppose the expenses OF the legislature amount
ed about $500 per ddy--holf the sum upon which
Morrion's estimate seems to have been made
When speaking of Republicans, however, Nor
r,son stldom gets nearer the truth than in this
instshce
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Sheriff's Sale.
Wood County Common Pleas

A BRAN krilI VS. Charles G. Baird.
DY virtue of ri Fa writ of execution TO me di-
ID reeted and delivered in the above entitled
cause from the court Ofcommon pleas of Woo CO.,
Ohio will offer for sale at the door Of the court
house in Perrysburg, on
Saturday, April 28th, 1860,
between the hours of IL o'clock N. and O'Clock ?.
NJ of said day, the follOwin'; real estate; The un-
divided 6 part Of in.lots number SSs, south half;
number S59. south half; no. Sd2. south half Ss9,
south half and the whole Of in'lot number l22,
subject to the widows dover IN the town of Perrys-
burg W Ood CO.,,
CIV. NORTON. shf Wood coo
James Murray. atty St PIN
March %, lSt0-46WGS3 Is
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WISTAR'S
BALSAM
-OF-
WILD CHERRY

The Best Remedy ever
known to man for the per
manent cure of CossUSP.
TIoN, and all other lncip.
lent Diseases, such as
Coughs, Colds Hoarse.
ness, Group, MtR,Isnsd,
Bleeding Of the Lungs,
Liver affections, Pains in
the Breast or Side. Night
Speat,. Phthisic, hRam.
nation of the Lnmgs and
Throat. IVhoopiag Cough,
Asthma, and all Bronchial
Albet tiohs.
Through the Winter
months, coughs and colds
are most prevalent of all
the various ills that flesh
is heir to. We would ad
wise ourreadcrs. aud 9th
ers who may be thus nfilic.
ted. to avail themselves q
that excellent medicine
"Wistar's b Balsam of Wild
Cherry" which, judging
from our experience ant
that Of others, we consid.
er it one of the safest ant
most effcctual remedies
that has ever been con
coctcd for the above CON
plants. and which meett
with the cordial appro
val of many of the beS
physicians. And as "dc
lays are dangerous" an,
coughs and colds oftel
terminate in Consump
ton, this agreeable an,
eilicacious remedy shoul
at once be resOrted to.
WIsTAR's BALsAM.-W
regard the Wild Cherr
Tree as one of Nature
own physicians--a sort c
Good Samaritan ofthe 70,
est for it's medical guI
has relieved the suffer
ings and saved the live
of thousands. The Ba
sam prepared by DR.. wi.
tar is Il pure and perfect
~ reliable preparation c
the real Cherry Essence
and it is n remedy by n
means bad to tale. w
speak confidently in il
praise, from having wit
nessedits rcnovating innr
ence in Consumptive Ca
ses, when all other pre-
scriptions had proved O
no effect.
For sale by Peck Il II
Hood. Bowling Green;
Portage; II. r. Atkins, \
Il HindSdale, Gilead.
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a Family Necessity.

The following statement speaks for ITSELF (Ex-
tract: In lifting the kettle from the fire it caught
and scalded my hands very severcly--One hand al
most to a crisp. The torture unbcarablc. 1t
was an wful ght = The Mustang Lini-
eat seemed to extract the pain almost immediately.
1t hca ed rapidly, and left no scar of account.--
CHARLES FOSTER. 420 Broad ST., Philadelphia. 1t
is truly wonderful article 1t will cure any case OF
Swelling Burns, Stiff Joints, Eruptions or Rheuma-
tsm. For Horses it should never be dispensed with.
Ono dollars worth of Mustang has frequently saved
valuable horse. 1t cures Galds Sprains, ,Ringbone,
SPAWN and Founders. Beware OF limitations
For sale in all parts of the habitabe Globe.
BARNES e. PA RK Proprietors, New York.
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SHERIFFS SALE

j. w Crawford w Maria aud Peter Swnrtz
BY virtue ot an order ursale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio shall offer for sale ut the door OF tho
court house in lsrrysburs. said count,,on
Thursday. the LIST day of May 1860.
between the hours of me aud four O'Clock p NJ. Of
said day, the following described lands and tepe-
nents, to wits The north west quarter OF the north
wcstquarter OF section 2stownship6 norih.of range
number II east, in Wood county, o., containing 70
acres land.
j. +, Price. atty c. W NORTON sheriff
March 70, lSHC--l7Nrsp 40
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BONNET TRIMMINGS A.
SHERIEF,S SALE.

John Johnson VS. Cyrenus Goodale.
BY vir .ue ofan aliasvendi 10 me directed and de-
liyered from the court of com. pleas OF Crawford
in the above case. will o1er for sale at the door
Of the court house, in Perrysburg, on
Saturday, Nay 18th, 1850,
between the hours of ~ o'clock n. aud o'clock p.
NJ &C said day the west halt southeast quarter Of
section2s town range ~; also north east quarter
same SEQ twp and range obtaining in all i0acres
Hall g. Clements. .att'ys. G ~ NORTON, sh'f
April 5, ls50-4Sw6$2e 80
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ssrCol. HenryS. Lane has commenced stump
ing the State of Indiana. The two candidates
for Governor have arranged for twenty JOINT
discussions. sf,fataa.t #l.
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Adminislrn,or,s sale or Real Es,at,

TN pu suance OF an order granted by the Probate
Court ofSummit county Ohio. I viii offer for sale
at public auction at the doOr of The conrt house in
Perrysburg on Friday the llth day of May. lSGo,be
tween the hours of and o'clock =. NJ. the follow
ing described real estate situate in the county OF
Wood. in the state OF UhiU, and being the east half
OF the southwest quarter of section number ~ ia
township number north, of range east, in said
county containing eighty ohjrct TO the widows
right of dover. Appraised ut $3.50. Terms of sale,
cash.
SARAH JANE WILSON.
Adn'X Oi Jas. d. Wilson dec.
Br II. W. Howe her atty.
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Attachment Notlcr.

Alexander II. Ogl vs. Abjah Child, admir- Of Elias
Whipple dec.
Before j. Chapel j. L. of PerrysburS twp, Wood
Co, O,
'NNHE defendant is hereby notified that a writ OF
L attachment was issued at the instance uf Alex
dor ii OSle ngai INST him IA the administrator as
Elias Whppe, dec. oh the 22sd9, duy of March A. u.
$780, Tor the sum o. one huSured and three do lurs
de II ard twenty five dollars the probable costs Of
suit and that said is set for LEARN Oh the 22d
day oi May A. d. 1860, at o'clock Nj,
ALEXANDER II OGLE,
Anril ~ IsGO--49w3SI rs
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es-The dead body of all old man was found
in the river at Toledo on Sunday morning last.
There was some evidence going to show that
his name was John Peush, and that he was
traveller. on his way to Mansfield.
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An English paper says Gen Dred Scott CON-
mauds the u. s. army.
To prevent fish from smelling in the sum-
mer, cut their noses OFF in tbs spring
In exhuming some bodies at family grave
yard, near Crawl rdsvlle s c., Lately, the body
Of woman, buried some twelve or more years,
was found in petriIaction, with each article OF
dress nrrtect
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J. r. Price, atty.
March 80. S00-47w5S2.50
SALE.

SHEKIFFS SALE.
The Belmont County Branch State Bank ys John
Ellsworth ct al.
ID virtue Of an'alias order ofsalG to me directed
ID and delivered from the court of common pleas
of Wood county, Ohio, In the above cause will Of
fer for sale ut the door OF the court house nPcrrys
burg, oh
Saturday, April 2sth, tsCO,
between tho hours of ~ O'Clock M. and 2 o'clock r
NJ of said day the north east quarter and the mort
half of the southeast qusrter of section twenty-five
(22) Of townsh number four 81 no. th of range no.
ten (10) east, In Wood CO.. o.
C. W. NORTON, sh'f Wood CO.
James Murray att'y plh.
March 22. lSs0--46wGS3 23
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ae Gen. Ashley has presented "A bill IN Con
gress to provide for the election of Speaker
without the delay which has attended the Or
sanizatiou of the House in several instances.
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ns-Mr. Grahlmdn, successor to Hasklns'
Roller & Haskins, of Portage, has fine stock
OF seasonable goods, which are being disposed
OF at the right figures Rolleris retained Ia the
stole--in fact, they could not dispen'e with his
services the old stock will be sold ,scry
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M Every village has at least one master mind
some have two. Perrysburg can now justly
claim prominent rank with the latter class. The
only question now to be decided is, q" Which OF
the two is the greater 2 and we must be content
with stating the facts, leaving it Tor the public
10 decide which is which and which is whicher
Politically, one is Democrat and the other pro-
fesses to be o Republican. The former is said to
have studied several years for Congress, but the
latter shows no signs of ever having studied for
anything. They are both long for this world
particularly one of them The democrat above
alluded to has, until recently, had the field all
10 himself but now, his glory seems to have de-
parted. While his glory was at its zenith, he
was invited to attend Railroad festival, where
he was called upon to make little spicy speech
Every one present was struck with the huency OF
tyle aud soundness of logic which characterized
the aforesaid effort, and all yet retain the i'm
preston made upon their minds by the speaker
as he ihundered forth, ''We have achieved the
greatest achievement that ever was achieved !!
That, although spoken several years ago. has
never been eclipsed until few days since. Our
Republican friend, who knows what he knows,
and noses what he don't know, in trial before a
Justice Of the Peace, is reported to have uttered
the following with characteristic gesticulations;
81 desire this Court to distinctly understand
herself, aud to know that we have substantiaed
sufficient substantating evidence to substantiate
a circumstance which is Of substantial impor-
tance in this case" Eaatus Elongatus can go
up to the head, and our democrntic friend must
either give up his laurels, after the lapse of a
reasonable space of time, or " try, try again"
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eFTwo vessels have loaded at this place du-
ring the past few days--one with slaves aud the
other with corn. The corn was shipped by F K.
Miller & Co. .q.,.
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SHEkIFFiS SALE,

Julius Blinn vs. James BelviIe et al.
OY yirtus Of an alias order OF sale TO directed
ID and delivered from the court Of con mcp pleas
OF ood county, Ohio. In the above case will offer
for sale ut the door ofthe court house In Psryshurg
Saturday, April 2s, 1860
between the hours of IL o'clot A. AID o'ososk y.
NJ. of said day the north half Of the northeast quar-
ter and the north half of the southeast quarter OF
section noMber n and the forth hnlr Of The ncrth
east quarter Of section number ~ and 10 stits on
the west part OF the southeast quarter OF setNsn
number &c, all in township numper Ave (5) north,
range number sleter (ll) east in W ood Go o.
G., W, NORTON, sh'F Wood CO.
James Murray, atty pin
March ~. lSH0-t6w 6SS 81
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Court.

There has been some misunderstanding
about the time for holding the next term OF
Court in this place. We will state upon au-
thority, that the next term will comm"nce next
Tuesday, being the first day of May.
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es-The Ga5cttc says they have milk
wagon" in Luna. A queer wagon that Ihe
calves of that town must suck the coupling pole
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MARKErs.
Corrected Weekly by r, Il. Miller 4 Go,
Office Dayton e. Mictigaa u. K Co, I
DAYTON, April II, 1860,
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

THE annual meeting of the stockholders of this
L Company will be held at their Office in DAYTON
on Tuesda the 18th day Of May ncxtto make choice
of nine directors to serve the ensuing year and to
fore the meeting which will he organized at 10 o.
clock A. NJ. The polls will he oben from to 4 pm.
PRESERVED SMITH, Sec'y.
April %. lsGO--5itf SWAMI
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SHERIFE,S SALE

Jacob Flckinger W Coli>tcr llask ns ct al
BY virtue of an order OF sale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio, will oaer for sale ut the door of the
court house in Perry sburE, in said county. on
Thursday, tho st day of May, lSGO
between the hours of one aud three o'clock r. NJ of
said day, the following described lands and tsno-
ments, to wits The west half of the north east or.
of section H. township north. IF range humber IL
cast, in Wood co., containing so acres.
&, W. NORTON, sheriff.
j. r. Price atty.
Mnrch 80. lRD0--47M5S2.hO
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as-The Union party of Ohio, consisting OF
some twenty-five dried up individuals, met III
Columbus on the 18th inst. to select delegates to
represent Ohio in the Baltimore Convention,
which is TO be held on the 9th Of May. They
expressed preference for John Bell, OF Tenn''
for President, aud Judge Mclean is their second
choice. The delegates for this district are Jas
A. Hall and ]. R. Nelson, of Toledo. VINO are
fheU
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MARRIED.

On the 23d inst. by II. Ross,J P at his residence
in PerrySburg. Mr.. WM. II. DIBBSE and Miss Man
rHA 5. TAYLOR, both of Watoryille, Lucas county.