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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-09
The Great HaXtun Steer.

The great bullock noticed ia the re-
port of the Cattle market two weeks ago.
as having been raised and fatted By G.
Haxtun o! Columbia County, \. \. TO the
enormous weight of 3, 450 pounds, and
sold to Lalor o. Centre Market, was killed
and dressed at Pattersons slaughter.
house, iu Firrt Avenue. oB Thursd ay,
Jan. l9, aud after hanging just week,
bis meat was weighed in the presence of
a large company of lockers ou, mary OF
whom were considerably interested, having
invested largely in the way of bets upon
the net weight. We beard it estimated
that $4,000 had been staked in this way.
The bets were very various, estlGa Gating
.he the net weight upon all the figures
from 81 TO II per cent of his live weight,
which was when first brought to the city,
as weighed upon the Washington Drove
Yard scales, BY David Allerton, 1882
Three days afterward, weighed upon the
sane scales. by the same mac, With scales
carefully balanced, be weighed S,4lS.-
Afterward, upon two other scales, his
weight 3,4i6. The dead weight is for
fore quariers-Ist, 700 pounds; I'd, COS
pouDd--l36s. The hind quarters-lst,
4s2; I'd, 469-95l ;--TOtal, 2,3l9 Ibis.
The excitement during the weighing was
intense-tbe street was crowded With per-
sons anxious to get the FIRST news of the
weight. The net weight is not quite 90
bounds per cwt. upon bis last live weight.
~ Y Tribune.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-09
Two Living Issues.

The following statement By the Alba
ny Journal, of two phases of the present
great slavery issue, is very forcible:
1.-THE Democratic party claim that
slavery exists, or may legally exist,
wherever it is not positively Preeluded.
Here the Republican party take issue
with the Democracy, and claiw, that
slavery can only exist where it is sane
toned by affirmative local law. This is
a vital 'issue;' and if no other issue en-
tered into a national canvass, it would, Of
itself, justify sn earnest contest.
"Bat other issues grow ont of 1t, e.
qually vital. For instance, the Demoera-
cy not only say that slavery exists where
it is not expressly for -bidden, bat they de-
ny that there is any power, anywhere, to
exclude it from the Territories! This
m axes slavery independent of law, and
more potent than the Peoplei Such an
issue has been forced into politics by
the Democracy. Gould there be any
more living aud practical issue than
this,'
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-09
JOHN HAYN
To Miss a. NJ. L, a a, Ohio.

To Miss a. NJ. L, a A*******a, Ohio.
Now fades an Autumn day
Like foam upon the sea;
Bow transient was its stay
But remembered long by me.
Tho sun has set in the west
Beyond the portals of fair day;
In the quiet midnight hour, while rest
Comes sweet dreamings of Addie May.
O! sacred to remembered charm
Dear friend, now severed from my sidei
If folded in thy loving arms
Swift would the dreary moments glide.
eGent!e maiden, time will bring
Changes DER the fsirest ooe;
And its shadows darkly fling
On the heart of beauty woD."
" But the beauty OF the mind
Tine aud change can neer eface,
And the heart where truths enshrined
Neer may lose its winning grace.
S. c Il.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-09
An Enormous Hotel.

Philadelphia is about opening the lar
Rest hotel in the country. Its to be
called 1.-The Continental The furniture
Is now going iuto some Of the rooms, while
others are receiving the flushing touches.
1t contains $50 rooms, so distributed and
arranged that every one is fully supplied
with light Every possible convenience
of modern architecture has been in bound
lees profusion. OF the chambers, 300 are
supplied with bot and cold water, and
there are so bath rooms similarly fur
nished with water There are so water
closets on the different foors A tank
on the roof contains 80. 900 gallons Of
water, from which the pipes lead of for
the supply of hose in case Of fire. The
water tax for the building has been fixed
at 81 900 for the first year. and meter
will be used to ascertain the annual con-
sumption. A steam engine will be con-
stsntly at work in the basement, and will
constantly operate sort of passenger
railway or dumb waiter for conveying
boarders from the ground to any Of the
upper stories, as in the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel, New York.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-09

The n. Y. Independent says that three
preachers seut out by the American Miss
ionary Society. have been expelled from
Jackson county, (Ky..) with shaved heads
and tarred faces. Their Dames are Rev's.
Geo. Gsndee, Wm. Kendrick, and Robert
Jones.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-09
Cure for Corns.

If"s poor cripple" will take lemon,
cut a piece of it of, then nick it so as to
let in the toe with the corn, the pulp next
the corn, tie this on at night 80 that it
cannot move, be will find the next morn
ing that, with blunt knife, the corn will
come away to great extent Two or
three spplicstious of this will make ga
poor cripple happy for life; and We shall
be glad to bear theresult.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-09

A miss Thompson. in Tennessee, has
81 5000 in a suit for breach OF
promise against man named Paterson.
The case excited great interest, as the
most eminent counsel in the State were
engaged upon it. The verdict IS the
heaviest ever rendered in case OF this
kind Tennessee.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-09

Some people use one half their ingen-
uity to get 10 debt, and the o.Ser halt to
avoid paying,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-09

if fortune shall suffer them, it will be
proud reflection that you thus vindicated
your title 10 the name of courageous men.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26
WHAT'S IIIc Difference.

We nave bern eX ttlllu,nI, 81 Tar as we have
had opportunity, the opinions ( Nlrs,rs Duug
las and Bwcklurrdsc, as they have been express
ed IN letters and speeches and our couclusio,
Is that the poSllion ut the two men is al Dong
las proposes to extend slavery into the terrific
lies 10y meauS ST the supreme Court und ia,
Constitution, while B,cckurldge proposes To ,u
II 10y the aid ct Cungrcs,. We confess that the
position OF BreckurIdSc looks mrr, like real
popular Sovereignty than that OF Douglas. -
Douglas refers the whole matter to the Consll j.
tuition as II may happen TO be encrpwtrd hy
the gentlemen who compose the Supreme Cour,
aud who are No wlsrr than tRou,ands ot uth,r
men WHO totally disagree with IN, m, Hs Il final
lty, the p, oplr ui the territories themselves hay
lng absolutely nothing TO say concerning tn.
matter. BrC&luldgr rcirlS the matter to Cone
SresS amt CunGIeSS Is composed { the rrpre,rn
tdtlNes OF the whole people lie only CLAIM
that the people of the whole country should
have the control OF the territory which until il
Is iormrd into States and Admitted into the I'm.
ion, belongs directly to lhCm We leave il to
any canttj thinking man who has examined the
matter II we have not stated precisely the d,r
terence, and the only dllcrlucc, between the
positions at the two men.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26
The Pidua Enquirer.

This stounch Old Democrat tic org N Of Miam
county. in its last weeks issue, rcpuliates both
Irogmeuts OF what was once called tlia ID emo
cratic party, an declares for Lincoln aud Hem
lin. We subjoin plragroph which shows the
principle the editor, in common with otheI
northern democrats, it has heretofore professjd
10 support Read:
The position we have occupied for years on
this question popular SOvereigniy,) has been
laniar to oar qnoudim political associates, -
We have openly avowed our most unqualified
opposition to the principle that the Constitution
recognized or protrctcI slavery in the Terrific
rirs, aud to that other mo lcrn political heresy
Slave Cod, in NJ unmeasurel terms. W.
drm'ndel The most perfect freedom to tn"
people in the Territories, with she right guar
auteed them not only To regulate thflF own
affairs in th'r own Vay way, bat to elect their
own officers from Governor down thus giving
thrm Popular Sovereignty in tn trnest stnso ~
he term; but we have got neither, AID ale re-
Quirc to swallow B cckinridgr aud Lane viii
Slave Code, or y rug - and Johnson and The
Drrd Scott decision Win tn, Southern inter
pretdtion OF 60 out of the party to which We
davs ever belonged. We have chosen the lat
ter.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26

The Dlu5las papers seem to lear above al
things to have ,h people read aud consider
They are very anxious to have thm take q G
political doses which they furlish them, bu. are
not Wiling they should have any sort OF anti.
duDc. Even the Nutionil Democrat which sup.
ports the mocrat BreckInrdge. for the Pres
drucy, gives them tie trcmbles whenever they
find it getting in among the faithful. The Han.
cock Courier styles it" paper more dangerous
To the interests OF the d. mocfacy, than q
small pox, to our community, should either get
hold amons our people
Why this fear aud tcrpidaton Why bi,
ms,ruot OF the people? Tn, re must he lot Of
screws loose somewhere. II the somewha
intensified Democracy Of the d moerat, which
is not II whit more uniriendly 10 freedom than
that of The Douglas papers cannot BE- trustee
before the intensely enthusiastic Douglusites,
how are thew going to make the White Housr
the home ol the " Little Giant p Truly, b
breeze slartles them, aud they shake alta breath.
The coming down is already seen.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26
INPECTINE,
Thc Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention and cure of Feper and Ague
aHd BlHns ferers This, wonderful remedy was
bought to the knowledge of the present Propristors
by friend who has been great traveller in Persia
aud the Holy Land.
While gong down the river Euphrates, he expert
enced severe attack Of Fever and Ague. On discov
erng ms condition one of the boatmen took from
MS person an Amulet, saying Wear this and no Fe-
Der TtH touch y0u" Although increduous as to il.
virtues; he complied and eXperen need immedi re-
net and has since always found it an effectuul pro-
lection from all maurous complaints.
On further investigation he found that the boatman
attributed TO 1t miraculous powers and said that it
could only be obtained from the priests of the Sun.
Sometime aTterward the gentleman in conversinr r
with Priest obtained from him the secret of its
preparation, and ascertanrd where the medical
herbs were found of which it was com pounded. The
wonderful virtues of this article have induced full
belief in the minds of the natives IN the miraculous
healing powers of their Priests.
since his return tie America it has been tried with
the happiest effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen
OF high character, who have given it the most un-
qualified praise, This remedy having been a specif.
c III Persia for hundreds of years for the
and cure of Fever and Agne and Bilious Fevers-is
now offered to the American people
1t will be sent by mail, prepaid, with full direc-
tons for use on the receipt of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Manufactory 1873 Main St.
Richmond, Va. Branch Office Bank of Commerce
Building, New York. Address
lO-ly JOHN WILCOX Il BRO.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26
Look AT the Figures,

The Washington correspondent OF tie n. Y.
Tribune thus Referred to the close OF the present
fiscal year oy the present Administration. 49,
The picture is by no means "a charming Que
Look at it, reader, and think where we would
land IN another four years:
The fiscal year close yesterday. and tlo bnl-
ance III the Treasury was %l0,00OOUO less thai,
MIR. Cobb estimated IN DcCemOrr, although the
uhcNpcndtd appropriations exceed the uvrIagt
by about 80, 900 600. fhlS item usually reaches
about Sl2 2,uOOUOO, ami is carricI forward from
year ~ year; now it exceeds Stl7 225 0UO IN lny
lorGe appropriations, like that tyr the New Yolh
Post uce, having been deferred Tor one preteu-
ded reason or another. AS the recent loan
winch Congress au,horl1 Il is specifically res
uIctcd To the redemption of the Outstanding
Treasury notes aud no other purpose, the S CT, =
ta,y must now rely entirely upon the receipt,
from customs and lands To meet the urdindr,
expenses. They ARE expected tn tail below re.
vlscd estimates, which reduced tho figures n
his annual report 50 600, 900. This is the first
time since Mr., Cobb entered office that he has
been coupe led to carry on the Department W.
on It's own proper resources, and the country
VIII see in December how he succeeds
S6l 600 600 have been expended during the
last three years over the actual revenue, inclu-
ding the balance left by Mr.. Pierco's Admins
trauon M the Treasury.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26
After Bean.

The Cleveland Plain DraLer, in order to make
a drive at Il w. Hall, the former member OF
Congress from the rilil District, who in the
State Convention refused to lay by his princi.
pies Tor the purpose Of wofshping man speaks
oi Bean Us the rJOm.mgte' = Of Mr.. Hall, who
confessed to " Receiving 30 900 for the purpose
ot carrying the English Bill" We rather guess
swim lie Tor time, at least Bean supports
Douglas thou ID hr is not perhaps fair type
OF the & neral run Of IN mu.wOrshIptrs
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26

John u, Wade VS. John Van Blarcum. ct al.
by virtue "f an alias vcn1 to me directed and de
lvcred from the court of common pleas of Cuyahon
county, Ohio in the above cause, will offer for sale
Saturday, the 2ith dav of August. 1850,
between the hours Of IL o'clock and 2 o'clock ofsaid
daH at The door % the court house in PcrIVsburp the
cast hnli o. the north east quarter of section twelve
" township number four a. range number ten
OJ east containing 80 acres less lots sold to Peachen
Rogers Turner nd about two acres south of tho
Portage river also the south half of the south east
quar- er of section nan ber II. township number ,
range number /; all the above described land lying
and beinSin Wood county, OHIO.
,,,,,. c. W. NORTON, sheriff.
Williamson Beddlc, att'ys.
ln-l lA.hS
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Oar Regular Army.

The total strength OF the Uuitrd States arm,
on.the lstof Iuly was as follows: l6667--ap
porloned Ihus--Iwo regiments of cavalry, Il
companies eachi one regiment OF mounted rifle
men, 10 computes each, 10 r regiments of ar
iIllery /. companies each; and ten regiments
of infantry, 10 companies each besides lsO
cavalry Dragons, pa artillery, 800 infantry
sna SS1 Other officers, averaging one officer to
every l3 men.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26
A Painful Record.

According to EIwam Everett the use oi
Alcoholic beverages cost The United States di.
rectly in ten years 1929 900 OJO; has burned OF
otherwise destroyed 80 900 900 worth of prop.
ertyj destroyed 10 900 lives sent 100000 per.
sons to prison, aod 100000 children to the poor
house; caused $4,000 murders aud 5000 sui.
cidrsi aud bcqussthcd to the county 900 900
orphnn ChllhIen.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26

4.
h1 The preliminary steps huyO been taken to
nomnalea Breckinridgj electoral ticket in
Michigan.
~ Old Back has declared for Brecknrdge
IN lrnStm speech. lie says il wall probab y
be his last lfJrl!
lC9 Twelve OF the D mocratic papers in Ken.
tncky have pronounced Tor Breckinrldge, and
'our Tor Douglas.
n0> Mr.. J. Fletcher Of O.kuloosa, and
Mr.. Burt OF onSon, Iowa, have declared for
Lincoln aud HumIln.
Eu> The Leg Of Kentucky offers q re.
ward OF 81 600 for cure of the hog cholera,
Low prevailing IN that State.
$60,OoJ toward, re-imburGing the Gov
eminent Tor Mr. Fowlers deficiency, has al
ready been collected in New York.
OCS-Four brothers nn two sisters of family
named QligIy, in Whworth county, Wis, have
committed suicide daring the last ten years.
no" rhe Rpubiican Club of Muinr, Mad
sou county, Illinois, now numbers ISL members,
OF whom ~ voted Ior Douglas Two year, ago.
A0' Most of the clip OF wool in this State
and the West is nrraly sold. Tho clip in Dh.o
alone Will bring into our Slote over four mil
luns ct dollars.
l-5- The Chicago Journal says that in Free
port, last week, no less lnau live young mcn
who have been Tor Douglas united with tue Re
publican Wide Awuk,s.
ISo- The Douglas papers say that Breckenridge
cannot be elected President, aud the Breckiu.
ridge papers say the same thing in regard To
Douglas. We bel eve them both
~ The Cleveland Democrat talks about
Douglas Fi1zIes," and the Plain D.uer about
" 'cklnrldue &c Fi@1les." There appears to be
one general Gzze ali around
h9> 1t is authoritalivrly stated that the
widow OF John Brow has uot received dollar
from Haiti, although the report has gone abroad
that T3J,00O was seut from that country.
1d> a Douglas State Convention has been
called in Pennsylvania, to met at Harrisburg
on Thursday next, the 25 h inst. to nominate :.
straight Douglas and Johnson Electoral ticket.
.a-Charies n. Ahen, who last year ran rs
the ID .mocr,tic r,n.,iI.t, C,r S,L,.J r.-..,.,
.i,,,,. W. ''''o' 0o,.''''S
lie IS editor OF the Cadi; ScniiIeL
1.y, ryo ,..,,,,, ,,,l,.,,o.,,r.,; ~,
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Shibnah Sphinx VS. James Bnn.
BY virtue of an execution issued by the clerk OF the
court of common pleas of Wood CO., o., in the above
case and 10 me directed, will offer for sale at pub.
lie auction at the door of the court house. in Per-
rlsburg, Wood co., O., on
Saturday the 2lst day of July, 1860,
between the hours of i2 o'clock NJ, and O'Clock P,
NJ. the following goods and chattes TO wit: field
ofoats growing on the east part of out lot number
two hundred and hfn-eigh (25s,) amo uniting to
four acres more OF less in Wood CO.. o., which
were sowsd by and belong to Jas Blinn.
C. W. NORTON, sheriff.
James Murray, atty.
July II. lS60-l0w2S2.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26

publish tho record OF their candidate Tot Vice
President. II is clear that the name OF Deunoc-
rocy has been applied to such unholy uses. that
nothing can save il, in time, from becoming 3
worm Of popular decoration. Henceforh and
foreser.it will be associated with the whip, the
lash, the cofIli, The slave pen aud the slave
market--with the degradation OF white men
and women
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26
Gnnr,linn's Sale

H. \, Alexander Guardian of Emma Wallace vs.
John ) Myers, and Ann VI. Myers, ct al.
By virtue of an order of Probate Court of Woo 4
county made on the 2lst day Of July 1860 in the
above case will oder at public sale At the door OF
tue Court House in PerrNshHrg Ohio on
the ath day August lSV0,
at The hour ot9 O'Clock \ NJ the following real es
ta'e to,wit The of the $ w of See II
township 5, North Of Range ~, Containing 40
acres OF land, rerps OF sale cash
II, n, LENANDER, Guardian
hy Cook Prise 4 johnson att'ys, l2.W2 Sl,ES
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ORDER OF ATTACHMENT

ORDER OF ATTACHMENTS
AZ our instance an attachment was this dav issu ed
by Morris Brown j, 7. OF Milton Up. Wood CO.. o.
agNmst the property and effects of Nathan ami 4
With Sl5 costs.
JOSEPH FIIIERE
CApELLE ELlC
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Samuel Scott VS.. Kennedy a. Brian.
BY virtue of an order of sale TO me Greeted and
delivered from thsWood County Court of Conmen
at the door of the Court House in the town of Per
rysburg said county
Saturday the II lth day of August 1850.
between the hours Of l2 O'Clock NJ and O'clock p,
VI. the following lands to-wit; The West part Of the
North East fractional quarter of Section Ten Of
Township Seven North Of Range Twelve East in said
county containing sixty three acres more or less.
CIV. NORTON sherik.
s. Jefferson atty for plff
July 9th lsGo.-loW5$? 65
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Asher Cook atty of Prff.
July 18th lSG0.-l2w6S2 go
PRORATE N0TIl,

u.
John Crome, admir- ofthe estate of Margaret Crom,
deceased
John Soleleathcr Jr, admir- of the estate Of John
Soleleaher, Sr., deceased, and
S. Jefferson, admir- of the estate of Roanna Bosnian,
deceased,
HAVE filed their accounts with the Probate Court
L i of Wood county, Ohio for final settlement Said
accounts will be for hearing the 2Sth day of July
1850. WM EWING Pro Judpe
July s, lsGO-9w3Sl as
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NarMAerS. Attention.

PArRoNiZE HOME lNSrIrUrTONSl
The new Grist Mill at New weSdel will com.
menee grinding July 20, lN6e. A competent miller
is IN charge and every ateuton viii be paid to Gus
tom work 4, JEROME
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state OF Ohio, Wood County. Court of Com.

Andrew Bloomfield plaintih vs samuel IIuffnan and
u q. Rupel def'ts
Said defendants, Samuel Huffman and b. q. Ru.
pcll. are hereby notified hat the sail paintT on tin
l2th day of April, \. y, 1859 filed his petition ii
the ceur Of common pleas aforesaid, asking judg
meh against them cn aprOmissOry note by them duly
executed aud delivered to plaintiff for the sum o,
siXytiX and G7-lOO dollars with intertst from th,
ION d'y Of August, A ID. 1851 ans Tor sts Of suit.
shid suit having FIST been commenced i'm altachmcn
before Chapel Esq. Justice of the peace of Per
NShnrg township, Wood county. Ohio and crrt6c,
ny sad justice to said court. the ground that on
,Ol slid del'hdtnt'--tD witt Samuel lIun'nnn--wa,
posse sacd of lands in Wood county Ohio and tina,
iolh oI sad de.endants non.residents of tn,
State OF Ohio. You are urther notified that A writ
OF attachment was duly issued from said court in sal,
c"H'e. IN the iOth day of July. 1860 and that tn,
sa"o has been served upon the following Ian In
wood county to wit The east half of the south .eas
quarter OF section number eleven Oil township No
i"ur ~ north. of range number eleven n y east con
taai"g eighty acres of land, the same b3iHg thr
property OF defendIuts You are required to answer
or dcmur 10 said pe'ittou on or before the fifteenth
N1th) day 0tSeptember, \ ID. 1850.
llENRY II. DODGE.
July ID, lSGO--il lwlSI 25 Att'v or n1'H
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" MeW A0utrtigemeats.
Cash for GRAIN!

will give the highest market value tor wheat an 1
grain, delivered at my warehouse in New WsstReld
Clean Your grain well and briuS it along.
l.-l 4. L IEnnME
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26
SHERIFF'S SALE,

w. II. Ewing VS.. Jonathan Salisbury.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued to me from
the Court OF Common Pleas of Wood County Ohio
in the above entitled cause shall offer for sale at
public auction the door of the Court House in Per-
rysburg in the county aforesaid on
Saturday, the 18th day of August A. D. 1860
the following described lands and tenements situate
in Wood County Ohio to-wit The Northw est quar-
ter of section number seventeen 7) in nshp four
~ North of Range ten (l0) east containing one
hundred and sixty acres.
q w NORTnN charih
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

The qualified electors of School District No. Per-
rysburg, o. are requested to. meet in the School
lilo Sc in said District, on Thursday evening goth
lnst at o'clock, to vote additional tt x. to that
authorized at the annual meeting the 9th of June
last, for the support of the school for the ensuing
year. BY order of the Board of Education.
Perrysburg O July ). lS6O9S j. W Ross. Sec