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.resli PeRcheS.

~ DOZEN Cans Fresh Peaches, received and Ger sale
- aprI9-f ~ MIzELL. HOOPER & co
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AHAH HH4INlNo = u AlNNA
CEN TRIAL RAIL Road,
cAPAolTY OF TINS ROAD Is NOV EoUAL 10
THREE THROUGH
PASS GER TRAINS

BETWEEN PITTsBURG AND PHILADELPHIA,
toNNECTING direct in the Union Depot at Pburv with
~ Through Trains from all Western Cities for Philadelphia
New York, Boston Baltimore and Warrington City fur
nishng facilities for the transportation OF Passengers ursur
passed for speed and comfort by any other route
Express and Vast Lines through Philadelphia
change Of csrssr conductors.
Smoking Cars attached each train WOodrus Sleeping
Cars to Express and Fast Trains. The Express Runs
Daily Nail and Fast Line Sundays excepted. Three Daily
direct TO New York Express and Past Zine con
meet for Baltimore and Washington.
All Through Passenger Trains provided with Loughrdge
Patent Brakesped under perfect Of the Engineer
thus adding much to the safety Of travellers
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York Two
Daily Trains between New York and Boston Through Tickets
AFRAID good on either Of the sbovs trains
Boat Tickets Boston good Norzieh Fall River or
stoningson Lines Boston passengers transferred charge
through New York.
Tickets be obtained At Of the important Railroad
Oces IN the West also board Of any the regular Lire
Of Steans the Mississippi Ohio Rivers; add Tickets
at the Oees Of the Company in Boston, New York, Baltimore
orPhladelphia.
Fare always as low and Time quick
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COAL OILs coat oILn
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Aoh TDh IICAbIo BY PIIJSBUGH.
The eonpoh Of the Beseru connection o. the Pennsylvania
3aiirOad % Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
THE GREAT WEST.
The connecting tracks By Railroad Bridge at Psourg,
avoiding al dayage or ferGge Of freight together with the
ing Of time are advantages readily appreciated ~ shippers Of
freight, aud the travelling public
For Freight contraons Shipping Directions apply to I'd
dress either THE folloEing agents Of the company
D. A. STEW ART, Pttsburg;
h SPerce& Co., Evansville o. j. J. Johnston, Ripley D; X
AeNeeey, MAysvle KY 0rmsby Chopper, Portsmouth, o.
Paddock & Co, JeGersonve, Ind; W Brown Go Gin
cunAh, o.. Ahern Hilbert, Cincinnati, o. Msldrum'
Madison, Ind; JOS Moore, Louisville KY SlSy
Co. ByansYie Ind n Grsham & Co, Cairo Ili
Sass shaer Glass, st. Louis, Mo- John Harris Nashville,
Fsnn Harris Hunt, Memphis, Tenn Clarke Co.. Chicago,
Ill Koontz Atom H. or 70 Freight Agenisof Rail-
roads a. different points in lie West.
rheGreatest Facilities Offered scr the Pro-
lection and speedy Transportation OF
LIVE STOCK,
And Accommodations with usual privileges for
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s. NJ Wns, Nsup4is. R. c. wruu, C-zsgs Ezleasas
5. Nj. WEBB & CO.,
Q q TT on Fla @ rs
AND
CO MMISSION MERCHANTS.
No: front Row, memphis, Tenn.
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- UNAWAI non TIE Subscriber Bentcns LoErdes
county, Ala, the ga of May 1850 copper compiler
lonea negro boy named CORNELIUS or NAL sgsd g
years, i've feet niue inches high Esss about $50 pounds
heavy and bushy hair. quick spoken has orna bn ne ond
joint Of the seeend anger Of the right hand which rrr
sf BE s blacksmith and away sell dresed Il IS
supposed that he vent away viii men ho wers ehnx
the neghborhOod az the tine
viii give $50 for the apprehension the Ehte
with proof sufficient % convict Tor %
said 70 at Benton, caught outside q Dallas
LOEndss c0unes or $50 caught within lese counties
Any information Of The hey viii Be Thankfully received and
suitably rewarded. Address At Benton, oEndes ean Ala
. novt-ln JOHN 81 MrNTEE.
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NOTICE.

NIENDlSt % eonhne ourselves hereafter exclusively 70 The
sale o. Liquors, offer at cost A Inrve al f s.,s1
stock Of Tobacco and Cigars, eutracinz eSerT r-5 r. -
Esnt bargains had better call soon ~
-, LELTYETT 4 SMITH,
ApIn Nas M NJ. -.
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DIR. Roback,s Remedies,

We publish in another column OF days paper,
nm article copied from the Cincinnati Times, des-
crlptive of Dr. Rubacks extensive medical establish
ment in that Ct v. by the way, DIR. Roback's Reme-
dies have obtained great and deserved popularity
with all classes 1t has been but short time since
these Remedies were introduced into our section OF
country vet DR.. Crenuon DR.. Ro6uck's agent in
this place informs us that his sales OF the Blood
Pills and Blood Purifier now TAR exceed those OF al
other medicines for which he is agent, combined -
The for his s that they have stood the test
practical experience, We know this not only IRON
the mouths OF others hut we have used them 10 oll
own family with the very best results FOR all DIS
eases of the blood general debility, whether pro
ceeding from sickness or from natural weakness IN
d gestion and all kindred ailments. we RECOMMEND
| the Scandinavian Remedies as the very best med
icines eXtant They are to achieve not an epheuera
success. but permanent and deserved reputation
which will render them necessity in every family
| Napoleon, q North West, March 2.
| Sea ul
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Neiphhorlnu County Ne,v..

The Findlay Je6trsoaiaa says that town is
Infested with a set ot lczy scomps who have
laid out their calcua tons to live by plumber"
The editor Of the Wyandct Pioneer has been
presented with a ne,p hat. Lucky editor.
The Fulton county Republican says number
of eastern men ore prospecting thereabouts with
a view of purchasing lands aud impro wing farms,
upon viii h to settle.
The Tfln TLibune says the prospect for an
ubundant crop of apples, cherries aud plums in
Seneca county Is quite luttering The same
NAV be said OF Wood county.
Bean, editor Of the democratic paror at Ere
mont, has testified before the Covode committee
that Wendell gave him five thousand dollars to
push the English swindle through the House Of
Representatives.
The hremen of New York through their agent,
have made the "b'hoys" of Fremont a prcsen,
of several fine paintings.
Mr. Samuel Grell was thrown from his was-
on by the wheel planging into chuck hole, a
short distance from Tifn aud it is feared fatal
| ly injured. So says the Tribune.
| The Oitowa Democrat says the bridge at that
place, across the Portoge river, is now SO fai
completed TO admit of foot passengers cross
ing without trouble Teams will cross mex
week
The Defiance Republican says a Republican
Club was organized at that place, last week
and that hereafter m etings will be held regular
ly every week. Steps should be taken to secure
such organizations in every township in tn
State. Tne Republicans cannot be TOO wei
prepared for the great battle OF this fall.
The North West says there is fine prospec
for wheat in Henry couuty--very little having
r been winter killed.
The Kalida Sentinal has changed hands,
Messrs. Lee & Buchanan are the purchasers un
der which firm name the paper will hereafter
conducted.
The Summit County Agricultural Society ha
offered "A premium of $l5 for the best twenty
five forest trees, which she'll have been plante
at the road side since the last annual fair, thei
4 condition at the time Of inspection being il
| cluded aud the competitors to give their mode
Of planting.
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Valuable TcstimonY
In FAVOR OF rnr oxrerSArrp BirrEn

WASHINGTON, d c. June 20.
Having made use Of the Oxygenated Bitters, pre-
pared by DR.. Gaeen Of Windsor, VT, aud from know
ledge obtained of their efficacy in other eases, we
cheerfuly commend them to the pubic, believing
they will fully sustain the recommendation of the
proprietor We hope that this valuable remedy may
be so generally dfTused throughout the countrytha
il may be accessible to all the afflicted.
SaMCEL PHETPs,
WN UrrAM ~. 8. Senators from Vermont.
JAS. L. SIMMONS, u. S. Senator from X, lslnud'
l., II. RRNoLp, Men,ber of fCongress.for rmerly Gov
srnor of Rhode Island,
J. I. MoRKnEAD, U. S. Sen.. formerly GoVerno
of Ky.
WV. WooDBRIpoE, U. s SEN, formerly Govorno
Of Mich. -
NJ. L. MARTIN. Delegate in Congress from WIS
Testimony like the above Is worthy tho eonhdenc
Of the public. JOHN H. PAhh,
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Cincinnati Gazette.

This journal is justly regarded as the most
popular in the western couhtry. Always care.
fully edited and neatly printed, it has won
largely upon that clGss of people who appreciate
first class newspaper So far as ability and
industry are concerned, its many well filed col
umns of general aad local news, telegraphic and
commercial reports, together with its large cir,
Culalion, is the surest reliable evidence. We
are now just commencing an important cam
psign and those of our readers desiring to sub.
scribe to paper that is worthy OF their conf.
dence should not forget the Gazctte.
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A Family Necessity,

The following statement speaks for ITSELF: (Ex-
tracts In lifting the kettle from the fire il caught
and scalded my hands very severely-one hand al
most to crisp. The torture was UNDESIRABLE. II
was an awful sight. The Mustang Lini-
seemed to extract the pain almost imme diately
1t healed rapidly, and left no scar of Account
CHARLES FOSTER. 420 Broad ST., Philadelphia. 1t
is truly wonderful article. 1t will cure any case ot
Swelling, Burns, Stiff Joints, Eruptions or Rheuma
tsm. For Horses it should never be disp nsed with
One dollars worth of Mustang has frequently saved
u valuable horse Itcures Galds, Sprains. .Rngbone
SPAWN and Founders. Beware of limitations.
For sale in ali parts of the hahitable Globe.
BARNES " PARK Proprietors, New York
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II DEATH i
To Every Form and Species Of
v e H nm i m.
"CosTARs'
"CosrAR's' Rat, Roach, Sc, Exterminator.
"COsTAR's'
"CosTAR's" Bed-Bug Exterminator
"CosTARiS"
"CosrAR's" Electric Powder for Insects, &c,
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats Reaches Mice Moles--Ground Mice Bed
Bugs-Ants Moths Mosquitoes Fleas-- Insect is on
Plants Insects on Animals &c, &c.--ip 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 and Station Hous
es-the City Steamers, Ships, &C. the City Hotel,
Astor, ST. NichOGas, Sc. -and Oy more than 20 ,00C
private families.
nsrDruggists and Retailers everywhere sell them.
Ias- Wholesale Agents in all the large cities.
KY Regu ar sizes Zoe. soc 81 boxes bottles TASKS
Efs- !! Beware!!! of spurious limitations. Examine
each bottle, box and flask and take nothing but
"Costars."
EF3-Sl 90 boxes sent by mail
J1G-$ Il S5 boxes for Plantations, Hotels &C., by
Express.
Efy- Address orders or for Circular TO Dealers"
HENRY u. COSTAn,
Principal Depot 4lO Broadway, n. Z.
E.TsAlS bv PECK d HAMILTON, PstTTsepTS.
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WISTAR'S
BALSAM
--Of--
WILD CHERRY

Th, po.t Ror,nJv nv
..,,.u ,n -, r',,. - ~ wv.
,,,anan, o,,,." - ,,n,,o,il,. .S i,..
49,, a,5 al o,No,. I''.i', ~,
;ot Diaaa.as ~ ~, -, ",,,, ''.,P'
C0ughS' '0tdS n0drSS.
NESS Cro''p' "tNutt'G'
b!''dmg oi me Ln"gS'
Liver AVcc"'nS, rams "a
Ms breast or S'@o' Ntght
N'cedtS, PhihiStc' h,Hdm'
nation ~ Ns Lungs ana
Ihrodt, ''HoopWg CoNgh,
a sthma' 81 ana q" 0ro"ch'd'
hgedho"S' q
Through the Winter
months, coughs and colds
are most prevalent ct all
the various ills that flesh
is heir to. We would ad-
wise ourreadcrs, aud 9th
ers who may be thus afhiC'
ted, to avail themselves OF
tna' eAceliVht moa'cine-
~ ,, '''ar : u o'Sn"ho' " ''u
"erIS, "n'e", I"uS'"t
run our eNp''lc''cc uuO
'het ol others' we conSlu
er IL onC o' thS S"Ies' Hh'
most e"ectuol re'neu't'
thh' mas ever "ee" 'ou
cocteU 'ot ,oe aooIe con-
plants, ava WnIvn meet
with the co!o'n' "Ppto
val OF many 0! thc oes
physicians And d $ "o'
lays are dangernas,' hh'
coughs and colds oltoi
terminate in Consump
ton, TINS agreeable anr
eflicac'ous remedy shoulC
at once be resorted to.
WIsrAR's BALsAM.-W,
regard the Wild Cherr,
Tree as one of Nature
own physiciAns--a sort q
Good Samaritan otthe ioi
est for its medical gun
has relieved the suffer
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Isthc great Purifier oI

Is the great Purifier OF
the Flood.
An intallible remedy in
cases Of
ScrofuiI, Kmg's Erih
RkulplatiSm O6sfiaateda
Cutdaeous Erapi;oRs Pin.
ples or Pastures on the
Face, Boiis. Biotches and
Chronic Sore Eyei, Ring
Worm ar letter, ERiargc.
m ut aud Pain in the Bones
or JomtS. Sfpbborn Ulcers
Syphiiitic Disorders, LTm
hugo, Spaai Complaints,
And all other diseases
arising from an iuindi-
Cious use of Mercury, inn
prudence of life, or impu.
ritv OF blood. This great
Alternative med cine ana
purifier orthe bloodis be-
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.. GuysOtt's EN-
tract Of Yellow Deck aud
Sarsnparilla. Neuralgia,
Rhcumati"m ,Scro,ulaNud
Eruptions onthc skin liv-
er Diseases Fevers. l'lcer
Sores, Affections of the
Kidneys. Diseases Of the
throat, Female complaints
/ Pains and ach ng of tho
Bones and Joints are soon
mt tr ilight by usin & this
Great and Inestimahle
Remedy. Forall discas-
es of the hloGd nothing
has yet been found to
compare with it. Itci6Nn.
s,s the system OF all i'm =
lnnrilies. acts gently and
lefectually on the Liver
and Kidneys strengthens
the digestion, gives tone
% the stomach, makes the
skin clear and healthy aud
RESTORES the constitution
enfeebled by disease, OF
ltroken down hv eNcesSo'
of youth to pristine Wig
or and strength.
The Press, Hotel Keep
ers, Magistrates, Physi
ciaus and Public men wei
known in the community
.nll add their testimony to
the wonderful effects oi
this great Blood Purifier
milton, Pcrryshurg; VIM
askins. Roller & Haskins
wv W estticld; Lnskey,pi
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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION. - The
Dayton & Michigan Company intend issuing
half,fsre tickets from all points along their line
TO Chicago during Convention week, for the
special ben fit of such as feel inclined to pay a
visit to this great western metropolis. Those
who propose attending the convention should
leave on the 333 train, Monday afternoon. Sc
cure tickets before taking the cars.
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Important to Females.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared By Cornelius Che eseman M. D.,
NEW-YORK CRY

Prepared by Cornelius Che eseman NJ. D.,
NEW-YORK CITY.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills are
the result ofa long and extensive practice They
mild in their operation and certain in correc ting
all irregularities, Painful Mcnstrultions, removing
al distractions whether from cold otherwise
headache pain in the side, palpita ion of the heart
whites, all nervous affections Mysteries futigur pa
in the back and limbs. &c, disturbed sleep which
arise from interruption of nature.
TO MARRIED. LADIES,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, 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
man ills doing all they represent to do.
NOTICE.
There is one condition in the female system il
which the Pills cannnt he taken without producing
a PECULIAR RESULT. The condition referred
to is PREGNANCY--the result MIS- SCARRIAGE
Such the irresistible tendency of the medicine tC
restore the sexual functions to normal condition
that aven the reproductive power of nature cannot
resistit,
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything
injurious. Explicit directions, which should be reaC
accompanyeach box. Price 81. Sent Ivy mail en-
closing FL to DR.. Cornelius l. Cheeseman, box l. 53l
Post Office, New York City,
SOLD BY ONE Drug GIST IN EVERY
TO WV IN THE u. y.
II. b. IIUlCHINS,
General Agent for the U. S.
No. IA broadway
To whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by PECK Il HAMILTON, Perrysburg.
Feb. 23, 1860 Ally.
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WANDERING GIRL-The Detroit Advcrti8er
says that about week ago little girl less than
ten years old, was found in that city by officer
Van Stan wandering about the streets late one
night She said her name was Eliza June Da
Wis, and that she had been brought from Toledo
where she had mother, by a woman named
Florence Rose, who on arriving at Detroit, de.
serted her, leaving her in the street. The officer
took her to his own house till her friends could
be found, but, although the facts were made
public through the city papers at the time, no
inquiry has yet bet tn made ior her.
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ROAO NOTICE.

NOTICES is hereby given that petition will be
~ presented 10 the CON nissoners OF Wood coun
~ OHIO. at their next cssion asking for the estab-
lishment of county road commencing AT the Mil
tonviile g. Hancock Free Turnpike Road at the cor
ner OF sec, 49, I. 6. r. 10. thence west along said
line and of sec 32 TO plot of ground occupied dy
tile TOntogany school house, thence southwest mn.
I'll il intersects the Green Encampment Road, and
there terpinpte. 4. HUFF,
- {QHg N'qqAB
April 2e--62U4+
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school Exnmlner.' Notice.

The board will hold their next regular sessions Tor
the eNaminohon vt Teachers, as follows;
New Westfeld First Tuesday in Junei
Perrysburg Fitst Tuesday in iVly. q,
Ia addition 10 the usual course, all Teachers WI
hereafter be examined in American History,
No applicant will be examined who is not present
w. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
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THE SToRM,-About one O'Clock on Monday
last a asevere rain storm passed over this place,
accompanied by strong wind. Just opposite
the Journal Office, the tin roofing was torn from
q large brick building occupied by Mr.. Hitch
cock, carrying with it portion of the wall and
chimney. We also learn that in the vicifiasy
of town several frame tenements were left roof
less, fences prostrated and things turned topsy,
tarvy generally. The Steamer Belle left the
dock few minutes before the storm reached
here, and it was with apparent difficulty that
she managed to keep from going ashore. It i;
said to have been as severe storm as the "old
est iahssitant' remembers witnessing.
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Healthy Bread, Cakes. Biscuit and Puddings. II
you want nice light Bread and Biscuit, use Herrick
Aliens Gold Medel Salatatus. 1t has not its equal
in the world 1t is much letter tc. use with cream
tartar than Soda. Do hot be put of with any other
1t is perfectly wholesome and viii produce one eighth
more bread than any other. Try IL. For sale by
many of the Groceries. At whole sale by May "
Hathaway OF Toledo add by mos' OF the Grocers IN
ClerelanA and by all New York whole sele Croeers.
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The STAlE Board of Agriculture met at Day
ton last week for the purpose of arranging the
premium list and appointing awarding COM
mittecs for the next annual fair. BY the liberal-
ty Of the Day.cnians the Board was treated to
a drive about the city and surrounding country
and to the beautiful County Fair Grounds on
Phillips Hill about mile and a halfsouth ives I
of the city. These grounds, with some additions
have been selected as the site for the State Fair
The Grounds contain about 35 acres and afford
an abundance of water, as the canal touches
two sides. The Board have concluded 10 issue
no exhibitors tickets as has formerly been the
custom, but to give exhibitors iour lickels, Tor
each dollars worth Of entries made, the tickets
10 give DO more privileges than the ordinary sd.
mission tickets.
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A LAEGE number of the editorial frat ernity Of
Ohio have avalcd themselves of the opportuni
~ afforded by the ceverness OF the Blltnore &
Ohio Railroad, to take trip to the city Of
Washington.
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CAPT. Lock, Of the Steamer Belle, belongs to
that cla.s of gentlemen who appreciate the prin-
ter's labors. The Belle is neat craft, ma kes
two trips cay between Perrysburg and Toledo
and, we are pleased to notice, is well patron
lied by the business men of this place
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We HAVE received tn. OHIO L lucat ational
Monthly for May. To teachers this is an in
valuable work, and they should see that it is
handsomely sus stained. 1t is edited by T. w.
Hurt, Columbus
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CoRREcTi oN.--In last weeks issue we said the
assessors Were required to make their returns by
the first Of June. This is incorrect. The law
requires the returns to be mad at thu Auditors
Office, on or before the third Monday in May.
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MEAT! MEAT !--Jacob EmsCh, having taken
Munger'S old staud on Front street. respectfully
informs the citizens Of Perrysburg that be is now
prepared to supply them with fresh meat at
reasonable prices. Give him a call.
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F. R. MIL4ER & Co. have just received large
and beautiful stock of new summer dry goods,
to which they invite the attention of the pub,
lie. Read their advertisement
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Office Dayton T. Mctigan r. x, Co.
DAyroS. April Ia, 1890.
NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS.

TUE annual meeting Of the stockholders OF this
L Company will be held at their office IN Dayton
Tuesta y,the 10th day OF May ucxtto make choice
OF nnc directors to serve the ensuing year and 60
act upon other business that may bO hroug be-
tore the meeting which will he organized at 10 o.
clock 4. N. The polls viii be oben from to r,M.
PRESERt ED SMITH, Seo'y.
Aoril % tseO-SItf
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reain Arrivals and Departures.
ROLL OF HONOR,

Under this head we design giving monthly
statement Of all cash paying subscribers, with
the amount paid by them, during that period,
set opposite their names win not the Repub.
licsu friends IN erest themselves in trying to ex-
tend the usefulness of the JOURNAL. by sending
US in a number Of cash paving snbscribers7
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meeting of the Prrfysburg Horticultural Society,
at the Perryshjrg Bank, on Saturday May l2h,
at , O. clock, ?. NJ, for the election OF officers,
and the transaction of such other business as
may CON up before the Board, All persons
interested in Horticulture are invited to attend.
By order Of the Cummittes.
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Houston x Stone advertise a r.ul arrival Of
dry goods, groceries aud hardware in to-day's
paper. On many articles they guarantee re-
duction Of fifty per cent. on former prices. See
advertisement in another column
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IT is RvMoREp that oar Post Master, Mr.
John Powers, and Daniel Barton, Esq., of Mil
ton township are to take the census Of Wood
county. Ii is also rumored that the u s.
NJ arshal for this county MIR. S. d. Westcott, is
to have his head roll from the political block
His enthusiasm for Douglas don't pleas Mat.
Johnson.