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Together with a great variety OF other valuable
Gifts, vary ing i'm value ftOm 80 cts. TO s25.
ANY person enclosing in a letter 81 aud Eve three
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shall receive, by return Of mail, the magnificent En-
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Address all orders for Bills, or Engravings to
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VIEW FER.NITURE.
THE UNDERSIGNED has Just received
large addition to his stock Of
FURNITURE

Of all d e tions,
fresh from Cincinnati by the steamers j.. b.
Bringle and Universe, which he invites his
friends and the public to call and examine. His
prices are low as the lowest for cash.
mvo6 A. WlLBLRT.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-02
Masonic Hall, (Hebert'S BuildiDg,) o.
RANK 4

The Dancing Glass for Misses, Masters end
Young Ladies, will be from ! l-2 TO 8 l-2, 7. NJ.
Ladies and Gentlemen, from 7 10 9, P. VI.
C-Prof. G. would request those parents wish
ing 10 send their children, and the young Ladies'
and Gentlemen wishing 10 become member OF
his class. 10 do so as soon as possible, in order
that he may devote the whole time he remains
here in teaching them the graceful accomplish
meui Of dancing-his time being precious, haV-
i,g several engagements to fulfill during the
summer
CvProf &. will also attend 10 private classes
IN Boarding Schools and Academies.
c. For further particulars apply at the
Tuttle House.
my26 PRoF. A. GHERARDI.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
l2lANlslIsIs !4lslA!slz.AIl
Prof. GHERARDI

s. Most respectfully informs the citi- s
~ zens Of Plaquemine and vicinity that ~
@S.}his Dancing Academy will be oPenedM
as soon as possible at the
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-02

From the Concord IN. IL Democratic
STANDARD
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Valuable Testimony

In FAVOR OF ruE OXYGENATEp BITTERs.
WASHINGTON, D c.. June 20.
Having made use ofthe Oxygenated Bittcrs pre-
pared by DR.. Gaee of Windsor Vt, and from know
ledge obtained of their efficacy in nther cases, we
cheerfully recommend them to the public, believing
they will fully sustain the recommendation of the
proprietor. e hope that this valuable remedy ma Y
be so generally ditused throughout the country that
it may be acccssbet to all the afflicted.
SMuEL PHELPs,1
WM. uPHAM. }U. s. Senators from Vermont.
JAS. f. SIMMONS, u. S. Senator from r. Island.
i. IL RRNoLD, Member of Congress, TO rmerly Gov.
ernor of Rhode Island.
j. l. MoREHEAD, u. S. SEN, formerly Governor
of Ky.
WV. WOODBRIDGE, U. S SEN, formerly Governor
of Mich.
NJ. l.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wis
Testimony like the above is worthy the confidence
of tho public. JOHND. PARK,
Cincinnati o.
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Iron as II Medicinal Remedy.-Ihe eoloring
matter of the blood comes from the Iron therein,
which cannot he diminished below certain quanty
without rendering the blood unfit for the perfect nu
TRITON of the different organs. In such cases the
fact is apparent by general paleness weak crcula-
lion, impaired breathing, cold extremities &c.
1t may he asked, from what is the blood derived?
We answer. principally from the food But if the
food is properly d gCSted there be no healthy
blood, and consequently adequate nutrition of the
body. The bad blood will initiate the heart. clog up
up the lugs. stupity the brain, ubsFuct the liver
aud cause arrangement everywhere. The feeble girl
will suffer from chorosis and enstruG ire CHARITIES
the adult from dyspepsia neuralgia aud headaches;
many will suffer from hollis and skin diseases: the
bilious from intamed liver drupSy and constipation
and the care-wOrn professional man from every i'll
in Pandora's box. Now it is certain that il the de-
cent amount Otiron in the blood to be supplied the
symptoms of disease VIII consequently cease.
Chemistry proves that the only form in which iron
assimlate with the blood is that Of protOxvde
salt very liable to further oXdaton whom it be-
comes nearly inert in the stomach
In the PeruriGa Syrup, by chemical ingenuity this
difficulty has been for the first time overcome; aud
this assertion is amply sustained by the distu gush
sets, DR.. Hayes. 1t must be admitted then to be a
most important addition to the Matera Medica, and
an invaluable remedy for many OF the worst form OF
diseases.
PERUVIAN SYRUP is n Solution Of Protoxide Of
Iron, new discovery in medicine, and strikes at the
root of disease by producing healthy blood, the
source Of all vitality in human organism. 1 or sale
by all druggists Agents for Perrysburg. Peck y
Hamilton. jeliylchm
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OUR BOOK TABLE.

Peterson's Magazine, for August, has come to
hand This popular monthly magazine contains
nearly 1000 pages of double column reading matter
yearly; from rs to so steel plates, aud about 800
wood engravings The editors are Mrs. Ann s. Ste
phens AID Chas. J. Peterson, assisted by numerous
American writers of rank and ability One of the
most praise worthy features of the magazine is that
it always incucates morality and virtue. In addition
to the engravings which alone worth the price Of
subscription each number contains a choice piece Z
music. Thenthere are patterns for embroidery. cro-
chet work &C.. together with the original papers of
an entirely new cook book "The Summer lime" is
hne engraving in the present number. and suggests
to the mind the loyness Of youth in these hot days
Terms one copy, one year, 81; three copies S5 five
copies $3.50 or sixteen copies for $50 Address
postpaid chss J. Peterson. No sec Chestnut street
Philadelphia. Pa.
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Hail Storm.--For several years past, til people
In the vicinity of ofBowng Green have been visited
by an annual hail storm. These storms have always
passe from the NorthW est to the South East and
vary but a trife in their route. If we are not mis-
taken, although their track has not been than
two miles in width farmers have suffered from
oil of them. This is remarkable fact and may
eventually lead to some important Investigations up
the subject of hail storms. On Thursday last this
annual storm again passed over its accustomed
This storm quite severe as its predecessors,
and damaged the growing crops. fruit trees &C.,
very considerably, In the village of Bowling Green,
one lump office was picked up which measured seven
inches in circumference. 1t was no uncommon hing
to find those that measured three and four nches.-
These stones Of course played smash with win
dows, and we're not comfortable to the unsheltered
stock in that vicinity.
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"FIonest Old Abe'' in the school Rooms

''Honest Old Abe'' in the School Room.--
Quite interesting incident occurred at the School
exhibition in this place, the 18th ult. Our young
friend Charles Thompson in original defamation
on Education, while discussing the advantages of
the common schoo! system, in government like
ours, where the highest positions of honor are
alike TO all classes and conditions of people said
"Tie youth that are now in this school room Go not
think that in future period, even the very
poorest among may become the Pre- sident of this
great Republic. But yet this may happen. Look at
Abe Lincoln! Once poor boy, who never. while
under his parents CONTROL went beyond the rule of
three but after that upon this skeleton of common
school education educated himself Look at him at
the present day Abraham, yes. honeSt Old Abe,"
will in all probability if he lives to tho fourth Of
next March, be President of this great nation of free
men" This somewhat unexpected tribute to the
worth of the Peoples favorits heartily cheered
by visitors and scholars Indee d. all seemed to be
for Old Abe and it is not much to be wondered at
for the school room is the place to look for the
opponents of free schools.
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DEATH II
To Every Form and Species of
v G T. slA / II

"CosrARs' Rat Roach, &c, EHterminator.
"CosTAR'sr
"CosTAR's" Bed-Bug EXterminator.
"CosTAR's" Electric Powder for Insects, &c,
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats -RONches-Mice-Mo MoleS--Ground Mice Bed
Bugs Ants -Moths--Mos squitoes--Fleas- Insects on
Plants Insects on Animals, &c &c.--ip short eve
ry form and species of
VERHgIN.
years established in New FORK City used bv the
City Post Ofice the City Prisons aud Station Hous.
es--the City Steamers, Ships, &C. the City Hotels
Astor, St. Nicholas, &c. -aEd uy more than 20 900
private families.
~ Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell them.
zsa- Wholesale Agents in all the large cities.
ES~Regu IT Sizes 25c. SOC q boxes bottles TASKS
ke~ !! eware!!! of spurious limitations. Examine
each bottle,hox aud flask aud take nothing but
"Costars."
TFS~Sl 90 boxes sent by mail
Ee- s. 4 81 boxes for Plantations, Hotels, &c, by
Express.
&ss- Address orders or for "Circular TO Dealers"
HENRY II. CORTAR,
Principal Depot 4lH Broadway, n Y.
For sale by PECK 81 HAMILTON, Perrysburg.
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Temperance OrganizatiOn.--Ata meeting
called At the Methodist Church for the purpose of
organising Temperance Association, f. A. Higgins
was elected President and D. X. Hollenbeck Secre-
tary, aiter.which DR.. J. w. Wright occupied about
90 hour in the delivery of all address upon the sub
ject Of Temperance
On motion of j. W. Ross, a committee to draft
cons titution was appointed consisting of j. ".
Ross. Jacob Fegtley and ID. X. Hollenbeck.
On motion of F. Hoenbsck there was appoipted
BY tho Presdenta committee of three to report
names Of foHicers. The committee consisting of F,
Hollenbsek Mrs. A. L. Frederick and Ii. NJ. Brown.
The meeting then adjourned to meet at the Court
House July 18th, 1860, at O'Clock p, NJ.
ETHAN A. HIGGINS, President
PIX. HOLLENBECK, Secretary.
Perrysburg, O., JnlY 9th lSGn
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alley agent for Perrysburg.
NAPOLEON, Henry Co., o.. July I,

NAPOLEON, Henry Co., o.. July :, 1853.
DR.. c. W. .RoBAcK-Dear Sr.-For the bened' of
suffering humanity, permit us to announce, through
the columns of your Circular the surprising proper
ties OF your Scandinavian Blood purifier and Blood
Pills, which is cure for Indigestion and Liver
Complaint. We have several persons in town, who
have been suffering with Liver Complaint and lndi-
geston, and Notwithstanding that we have as good
physicians be found in Northern Ohio, yet the
disease is hatfed theiI skill. Consequently were
in a state Of dependency until we commenced using
your Pills. through and by the advice of friend,
Mr.. Brennan. We used the medicine according to
directions and full of life and hilarity, and
our gratitude is equal 10 our improvement in health
and spirits When we take into consideration what
we have been, and what are at present, we feel
like charging ourselves Of the sin of ngratitude II
we did not try to announce to the public the great
benefits of your medicine. Therefore We recommend
to the public at large the sNpedeucy of having re-
course 20 your Medicine and consequently, as in
duty bound, discharge what we feel to be our duty,
in advising persons who suffering have suf.
fcred make Of the only true and sure cure for
the diseases already mentioned Mrs. GwIN.
Mrs. BRENNAN
Miss HEAroN.
Sec advertisement. G. SrELMAN.
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Mexican Mnstnnr Linimen1---1n.ri,
- ~ HIN % y = ~ tNUITVIdT
Perrysburg, O., July 9Th. 1850.

Mexican Mustang gLiniment.-Intrinsio virtue
alone could insure the which this article has
attained. For Rheumatism, Salt Rherm Burns.
Bruises, Stiff Joints GAds, sprans. Poll Evil md
sweliiu gs upon Horses it has no equal. No person
will be without it whS has once tested its value-
And with reference to the general estimation of the
ustang L'niment can cheerfuly say that no arti.
Gle ever performed so many cures in our neighbor-
hood As this-L. W. SMITH, Ridgefed Conn
s.-LEITCH Esq, writes. that "The horse was con
sideIed worthless, (his was spavin0 but since
the free use of the Mustang Liniment have sold
him for $3.50, Your Liniment is doing wonders up
here" Such testimony is reaching US everv day,
Every family should have it. Beware of limitations
Sold everywhere.
BARNES 4 PARK.N.Y.
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Important TO Females.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius Cheeseman N. D.,
NEW-YORK CITY,

Prepared by Cornelius Cheeseman N. D.,
NEw-YORK CITY.
The combination Of ingredients In these Pills are
the result Of a. long aud extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation and certain In oorree ting
all Irregularities Painful Mcnstruations, removing
a 4 ohstructions. whether from cold or otherwise,
hnadsche pain in the side palpita ION of the heart.
whites all nervous affections, Mysteries fatigue pain
In the back and limbs, &c, disturbed sleep which
arise from interruption NJ nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, rs they viii
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
mao' P Ills doing all they represent to do.
NOTICE.
There is one condition in the female system IN
which the Pills cannot he taken without producing
a PECULIAR RESULT The condition referred
to is PREGNANCY-the result, MESC1RRIA0E
Such is the irresistible tendency of the medicine TO
restore the sexual functions 10 normal condition,
that the reproductive power Of nature cannot
resi-, il,
Warranted purely vegetable free from anything
Injurious Explicit directions, which shoulc be read
accompany each box Price 81. Sen, ty mail oren-
closing : ITO Dr. Cornelius l. Cheeseman, box A6Sl
Post Office, New York City.
SOLD BY ONE DRUG g rs r IN EVERY
TOWN IN THE e. s.
Il. h, HVl CHlNS,
GenerUl Agent for the Y. \.
No. IA BroSdway.
To whom al orders should be addressed,
For sails by PECK s HAMILTON. rerr!sborg.
Fsb. 20. 1850 Asly
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The Continental Vocialists gave one of their
popular sntertainm ents, the Pre- hyterian church
in Maumee, last evening wednesday, This COM
pany has the we'll earned equation of being the best
travelling band ofvocalists in exstence-this being
the seventh year of their organization We hav fire.
quently heard them before, and rememb er how the
heart was touched and constrained to rejoice by their
soulstirring melodies. Time and space permitting
we should like to dwell at some length upon the
many pleasantries of the Continenals but are com.
pellsd TO desist
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Temperance Lecture.-Dr. Wright, one of the
original Washngonians, delivered two lectures here
and Que at Maumee on last Sabbath, on the subject
Of Temperance. Mr.. w. treated the cause from a
scriptural point of view, and showed conclusivciy
that il and gion closely identified and de-
pendent each upon the other. AS the of tenn
porance advanced would religion and the of
Christ His remarks were delivered with great pow
er and earnestness and were listened to with much
attention.
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Sec advertisement.
------sRs -lEal-. -es---------------
Cnre for I l.aigeStiOn.

WNNTFONO, MATCN D,
hereby certify that Dr. Green's OXygrnated Bit
ters have proved more ehectual in relieving me of
water brash stomach, indigestion and costivcness
which has been very troublesome for five or six
years, than all other remedies which have been
trying during my illness; and cheerfuly recommend
it to all thus afflicted. SAM'L HAMILTON.
MIR. II. has charge of the Orphan Asylum, Hart
ford, Ct, and is well known and highly esteemSd.-
amphlets filed with certificates may be had of
agents gratis. See adv.
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The storm, the evening Of the Sd inst, worked
considerably on the weak nerves of old women. The
whole canopy of heaven seemed to be inflated with
sheets of lurid flames and peal after peal rsverbera
ted above the terrestrial hemisphere while torrents
OF rain flooded the streets Snd alleys. Mr. Chapel
of this place informs that his fence struck by
lightning and partially torn to pieces.
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SheriHs HaIe,

Sherih,s sale,
William johnson VS., David Ladd'sexecutors,
ID virtue of an alias yeudi execution to direct
ID ed and delivered from Wood, Ohio, common
pleas in the above entitled case. will offer for sale
at the door Of the court house in Perrysburg. on
Saturday, July 2s, 1890,
betwe the hours of l2 o'clock and o'clock r.
ofsaid day. inlots in PerryshurE. No. 6Sl, 6s2 GS7
$685. 705, 706, 707 702, 729, 73O 1885, 7S6, 753 T54
759 76O. 299 800, sol, 3O2 1923, 324. $685. s2G, 347
34e $40, $50. 37l, 372. 373 374 $685. 397 3S. al o.
420 42l, 422, 443, 444 445, 446 467 l6S, 400, 470
49l A92, 493. 49l 5l5, Ole, 5l7 SIS. 500, $40 sal
542 563, 564, 565. SOC. 603, sos. COS, 100 7l9
M 724, 74l, 74s T65, 14S 1852. 25s, 276. 275 277
27s 442. 53s. SAB 5B2, 567, 56s $50. 6l2 6l3 6SG,
north half 202, 207. CIV. NORTON sheriff.
James Murray, atty.
June u. lSGO--Tw6S3 IS
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The Wyandot Pioneer says that according to
prediction the Indian captive, Mathew Brayton has
turned ont to be an imposter-his name is TODD and
his father lives in Michigan. On his way to Michi'
gan in company with old Mr.. Brayton, he confessed
that he had imposed upon him, and the old gentle
man gave him five dollars and left him to pursue his
tourney alone,
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e. NJ. Colver. we notice Is authorized to act as
agent for the Saudusky Register in this and adJoin
Ing counties. lie will also solicit subscribers tor the
Journal. Friends wishing to subscribe will hnd TINS
q fayornble onpsrtunity.
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The Communication of "P. W. w" having
resrance to the oftemperanse and the meeting
10 be held at the Court House next riday evening
20 effect an organization, is unavoidaSly crowded
Rut
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The June show wers seem to have had great effect
upon the corn. The farmer, say it has grown sur
prisingly within the past ten days. and other crops
are ming on in proportion. Wheat is ready to cut
anl this week will probably close the harvest in that
kind of grain
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1sAEsFG ET!
directed Weekly by +, II. Miller Il Go.
PERAYsBnRG. JnIN II. laGn
ROAD NOTICF

TtVNV Nv y.
NOTICE is hereby given to the non.residen Mt land
y owners on the line of the following proposed
county road that there will be view and sur, ey Of
said line on the 26th Of July 1850. the viewers and
surveyor TO meet at the house Of James Brown, Jr,
in Eaglevile, commencing at the northwest corner
OF sec 25' town north. range II east thence cast
on SEQ. line TO the Ridge Road.
JAco5 LEAIgEas.
J.cs 2l Issc-7wAs
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Allen Il. Tupper lost pocket book some "nere
between Perrysburg and Mr.. Strcklins on the planS
road, on Monday. July I'd The hnderwili be hoer-
ally rewarded by leaving it with Mr.. Hatch AZ 'he
Court House.
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Tho American Prc,s.--lu no country is tho
freedom OF the press so much talked about or more
fully enjoyed than IN America. The voice Of the
people is heard through its medium, witha force
OF truth which none gainsay, This mighty engine
is ever found ready TO defend what is right and eX
pose what is wrong. Over the whole county the ur-
animous Appreciation of the peoples organ, has met
the use of the sewing machines. made by the Chi
cago Sewing Machine Co, For simplicity, nestness,
real utility and chcspnsss they stand vailed and
it is wonder that this they have not found their
way into and been adopted bv every family.
See advertisement in another column,- Chedgc o
National Democrat
j. w Bailey agent for Perry sburg.
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For Sale.

Ore Hundred town lots In the town Of PerTyshurg.
including both inlots and outlots. Also. two dwell
ling houses.
TO RENT,
One Dwelling Honse. Rent cheap.
AGENCY
For hiring asd renting houses and other buildings.
p. L. ID. X. HOLLENDECk.
$3.50. tsly.
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at lower rates than ever.
MArMEg CIrI, April 10, 1850

COURT or COMMON PLEAS. WOOD CO.. o.
John Beard, Pl'H, against Henry Il. Goucher, Deft
HENRY b. GOUCHER, of the State OF Illinois
Will take notice that John Beard, Of the county
OF Wood aud State OF Ohio, did, on the twcnty.see-
ond day of February \. D. ls6o, file his petition in
the court of common pleas, within aud for the coun
" OF " God aud State of Ohio, against said Henry II
Goucher, defendant setting forth that the said Con
cher is indebted to the said John Beard on notes
bo * accounts and contract in the sum of $lSS aud
praying for a Judgment against the said Goucher
for said StS3.S2, with interest Sls5 from Fehru-
airy 18TH 1850 ten per cent interest Sl02 AS from
Agugust l6, 1859, ten per cert interest on SSO.S4
from June 2, 1855, interest $50 90, from August
ciUhteeuth, A. D. 1859, and interest S26 90 from
Feb. Is 1880. The said Gouchcr will also take no.
ce that the sail John Beard; said 22d day of Feb
ruary, 1850 filed in said court Of common pleas. an
affidavit in due form, and procured an attuc uchment to
he issued by the clerk Of said court directed the
sheriff of said county against the goods and chatles
lands and tenements, rights and credits, &C., of the
said Goucher situate aud lying in said county ood
to satisfy the amount OF said Boards said claim and
probable costs. which said attachment was executed
hy said sheriff hy attaching the property of said
Goucher the following described lands and tcns.
ments, situate in said county of Wood to wit: So
much of the east half of the southeast quarter of
section thrtysiS in township three north of range
ten east as lies o" tho north side of the center OF
the state read running east and west through said
premises also the south half ofthe south east quar-
ter OF section thirty, and the northeast quarter of
section thin in township three north of range
eleven east The said Goucher il also notified that
said Beard will the hearing of this cause ask said
court to order said attached property be sold
on sxecuton,0nd that the proceeds of such sale be
app lied in satisfaction of the amount which may be
found due from the laid Goncherto said Reard in tho
cause Of action stated in said petition, Said lIcnr
b. Goucher is notified that he is required to appear
and answer said petition or before the third Sat
urday after the 9Th day of August, 1850.
0OlT n BROWNS,
Au'ys for John Beard,
June 2l, 1S60--7wGS9 90
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New potatoes are great luxury III these parts
lust now. They made their appearance ABOUT tW'
weeks since and are now ofa very respectable size