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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-05
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physicians can be found in Northern Ohio, yet the
disease is baled theu skill. Consequently We were
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Miss HEAToN.
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". Bailey agent for Perrysburg.

Mexican Mustang NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. virtue
alone could insure the which this article as
attained. For Rheumatism, Salt Rhsum, Burns,
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"And with reference the general estimation of the
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the free uss of the Mustang Liniment l have sold
him for $3.50, Your Liniment is doing wonders up
here" Such testimony is reaching us every day.
Every family should have it, Beware Of Ritations
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BARNES l. PARK, I.
Sold by PECK HAMILTON, Perrysburg. IA
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Valuable Testimony
IN FAVOR OF THE OxYGgNATED BITTERs
lima

IN FAVOR OF THE OGYGENATED BITTERs.
WAsHINGrsN D C.. June 20.
Having made use ofthe Oxygenated Bitters, pre-
pared by DR.. Gaeen of Windsor VT, and from know
ledge obtained of ther efficacy in other cases, we
cheerfuly recommend them to the public, believing
they will fully sustain the recommendation of the
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be generally difused throughout the country til at
il may be accessible to all the afflicted.
SAMUEL PHELPs,}
WM. UPHAN. ~. s. Senators from Verment,
JAS. +. SIMMONS, U. S. Senator from X, Island.
i. IL. RRNoLD, Menber of Congress. 10 rmerly Gov
ernOr of Rhode Island.
j. 7. MoREHEAD, U. S. SEN, formerly Governor
of KY.
WI. WOODBRIDGE, U. 8 Sem, formerly Governor
of Mich.
NJ. l.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wis.
Testimony like the above is worthy the confidence
ef the public. JOHN d. PARK,
Cincinnati, o.
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Istrrsrv No,,ee. Zone Of the most interestins

Literary Notice. .-sOne Of the most interestiug
aud useful publications whioh ceme to our sanctuU
is the Scientific american. weekly puohoauon,de-
voted to popular science, new inventions, and the
whole range Of ofmschanic and manufacturing arts
The Scientific American has been published Tor
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Messrs. Mum Co., % Park Row, New orki ana
has yearly increased in interest and circulation un'
TIL 1t has attained understand nearly $4,000 sub
seribers which is the best Of evidence that the pub
hcation is appreciated by the reading psblc.
To those of our readers who may not be fnrmtliar
with the character of the paper, we will state some
of the subjects of which IL treats Its illuarassd
descriptions Of all the Most important impi ovsments
in steam and agricultural machinery viii commend
IL to the Engineer aud Farmer while the new house
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by et Sravings and described in its columns, with
the practical receipts contained In every number,
renders the work desirable to housekeepers, and al
most Indispensable to every mechanic or smith who
has shop for manufacturing new work, or repair
ing old.
The Scientific Amerc an is universally regarded as
the inventors advocate and monitor the repository
of American inventions, and the great authority on
law, and oil business connected with Patents. The
Official List of Claims, as issued weekly from the
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In its columns. III the most important Patents is.
sued by the United States Patent Office are ustra-
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1t is only the best but the largest and cheapest
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Judge Mason, formerly Commissioner of Patents is
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Patent Laws and Practice, his ability Is forcibly
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A New Volume commences on the LIST of Jny, ant
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BY remmitting 50 by mail to the publishers, Mum
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Tinin.-We paid flying visit to Tfhn, las
week. and found it in exceedingly +" live" con
diton. Quite number ofne buildings are in course
of erection and there is air of busi about"ou
old home" that remiu ds us of "by gone days
We met old friends Mckee and McClelland o
tho Tribune and pleased to hear of the fattsr
ing prospect of the Republicans redeeming old Sen
eca" the coming fall.
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Cure for I.aiSestion.

HARTFORD, Nlrch D.
hereby certify that DR.. Green's OXyg,nated Bit
ters have proved more e1ectual in relieving me of
a water brash stomach, indigestion and cosiyeueks,
which has been very troublesome for five siI
years. than all other remedies which | have been
irving during my illness and cheerully recomme nd
it to all thus afflicted SAML HAMILTON.
Mr. H. has charge of the Orphan Asylum. Hart
ford. CT, and is well known and highly esteemsd.--
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Washington street, New York, is the original nven-
tor and only manufacturer of the pure and genuine
Dietetic Saleratus, well informed person enter
ans the least doubt. So great has been his merited
success that others striving to get the drip
pings of his popularity by spurious limitations and
prended rivaries, which they are intending 10 palm
off on the public really meritoro articles. Be.
ware of such, use the genuine and judge for your
selves. For sale by Peck Hamilton, and all gro
GERS thfought the u S.
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The Douglasites, of Toledo made an effort, some
days ago, to get up Douglas demonstration, but
failed. They now advertise a second effort to take
place the evening of the 5th and call on all that
branch of the Democracy, far and near, to como to
their aid, so that they make respectable show
ing. Breckenridge democrats requested to sta,
at home.
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A large portion of the people of America arc
totally Of the deletsrious effects incident
the use of common Saleratus thereby producing dis.
ease and destroying health. The highest perfection
of art has been attained in the manufacture of Her
rick Aliens Golden Medal Saeratuas. 1t cures dys-
pepsia. Try it.
Nearly all grocers sell it, At wholesale by Maya
Hathaway of Toledo ahd by most of the Grocers in
Cleveland and by all New York wholesale grocers.
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The Glorious Fourth.-The anniversary of this
great n'tOnal holiday in Perrysburg, promises to be
gala day, indeed. The Day ton Fire Company has
accepted ths challenge of the Toledo No. 3s for
purse of s5s0 90, and this with the military and nu-
other attractions warrants in saying there
will he great times in Perrysbarg, on the Fourth
Ample arrangements have been made to supply the
"inner man." and hearty welcome is extended to all
to come and partake In this connection We viii al
so state that Peck 4 Hamilton have got their superb
soda fountain in full operation, where all can he sup
piled with soda, iee-cold lemonade. cigars, &c. In
the ne OF jewery. plated wares cutlery perfumery,
books, confectionery, and all sorts of "fancy xings"
they have large and well selected stock and those
coming to town will do well TO give them call Cor
nsr Of Front Str sst and Louisians Avenue
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!! DEATH II
To Every Form and Species Of
v G 4 RAl / Ia.

"CosrAR's' Rat Roach, &C., Exterminater.
"CosTARs'
"CosTARs" Bed-Bug EXterminator.
"CosTAR's"
"CosTARs" Electric Powder for Insects Go,
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats -Roaches-Mice-Mo Moles--Ground Mice Bed
Bugs-Ans Moths-Mosqui Fleas-- Insects on
Plants Insects on Animals, &C., &c--iR short, eve
ry form and species of
VERM
10 years established in New York City used by the
City Post Office the City Prisons aud Station Gus.
es--ths City Steamers Ships, &c. the City Hotels
Astor, ST. Nicholas, &c. and by more than 20 900
private families.
zs5-Druggistsand Retailers everywhere sell them.
5naS- Wholesale A AGENTS. ia all the large cities.
~ Regular sizes, Csc 50c& 81 boxes, bottles tasks.
.ks- I! Beware!!! ofspurious limitations. Examine
each bottle, box and flask and take nothing but
"Costar's."
90~Sl 90 boxes sent by mail.
&s-sS & IS boxes for Plantations, Hotels, nc, by
Express.
no Address orders. or for Circular TO Dealers"
HENRY II. C0STAR,
Principal Depot Ala Broadway, N Y.
For sale by PECK & HAMILTON Perrysburg.
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dom of the Press so much talked about more fully
enjoyed than in America The voice of the people
is heard through its medium, with force of truth
which none gainsay, This mi ehty engine is ev-
er ready to defend what is good and expose what is
wrong. Over the whole country the appreciation of
the people organ, las met the use of the sewing
machines made by the Chicago Sewing Machine Co
For simplicity. nsatness real utility and oheapness
they stand unrivaed md it is wonder that ere this
they had not found their way into every family.
See adv. in another column.- Chicago National
Democrat.
w Bailey agent for Perrysburg
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The Fourth of July will be properly observed in
Perrysburg to-day, Wednesday, Committees of our
citizens. appointed to raise funds for giving prsmi
ums to FIRE and military companies, have completed
their work and it only remains now for the success
full contestants to come forward and carry eff the
prizes. We shalllay fullreport of the doings be-
fore our readers next week
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A CHALLENGE OF $500

Has been thrown cut by Fire Company No. of the
city of Toledo, to any or all companies in the State
to meet them in this place the Fourth of July TO
coniestior the purse.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE
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Joseph Hilenan undertook to shift off this NOR.
tai coil,one day last weekly taking arsenic Itseems
he has been laboringunder aberrant state of mind
for timeIpast, and through some false imagna-
ton such takes possession of crazy peoples heads
occasionally, he fancied to escape fearful cal
Hmity by putting period to his existence. When he
purchased the arsenic he informed the clerk that he
had token contract to poison rats, and anticipated
a huge time. The clerk don't recOect positively
howeyer,wheher he said rat or rats however he was
the only one poisoned As soon as it was known med
ical aid was called to his assistance, and he is now
reported ont of danger.
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A New Rsason.-The Fremont Journal says that
Mr.. Dickinson, one of the Ohio delegates at Bati-
MORE in speech at Fremont the 9th inst, gave
a solution to the Democratic fare.up. Accord
ing TO him, it was all caused by Benz. F. hallett a
prominent Massachusett, man. the author of the Gin
cinnat platforn.) whom Mr.. D. designated as "big
double guttsd william whose talent was only exer-
ci,ed in drinking beer and destroying an unlimited
amount of very poor whiskey."
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Editorial Conyention.-The mex

Editorial ConyentiOn.-The next Ohio State
Editorial Convention meets at Sandusky on the last
"Wednesday in July We are highly in favor of these
conventions, if for no other purpose than that of
forming acquaintances and cuti7atng spirit of
friendly intercourse between membe of the press.
But them there other Objects among which is that
ofgradually introducing the cash system in all
branches of the printing business. We shall endeay-
to be on hand, and hope to the press Of Ohio
well represented.
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The Napoleon North- West says thai. James Ha

The Napoleon Northwest says that James Ha
gan, who was committed in Putnam Common Pleas
charge of murder. and committed for life to the
Penitentiary, was, after five years. service therein
brought back this spring on writ of error for
trial. Last week, at the District Court at Kalida
ROHs was entered, and the prisoner discharged The
killing was at Junction, Paulding county, in row
but was not clearly proven that Hagan guilty
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The Glorious Fourth.

G. B. KREPs is this day receiving large assort
ment Of staple and fancy goods, which he proposes
sell very low for cash. Call and see him. for he i
bound to give you bargain, as he bought his good
at low figure. Snall profits and quick sales is hi
motto. Produce taken in exchange for goods at tn
regular market price.
Perrvsburg. June 2Sth, 1860
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The Douglasites had a ratification meeting and
torch-light procession, at Fremont, last week.
correspondent of the Journal who counted the
of"Ye harmonious Democracy" says the procession
was very large, numbering just 1908, ,l39 -mosly
boys, who were enthusiastic in their hurrahs for
Dug, Breck. and ST. Patrick"
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man, representing himself as an eastern bank
er took board with widow lady at Upper Sandusky
q short time since, and under promise of marriage
succeeded in getting few weeks boarding free gra-
It's when he absquatulated.
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Republicans, Attention.-The next meeting of
the Perrysburg Lincoln Club will convene at the
Court House, on Friday evening July eth. Letthere
be full tendance matters of Importance will be
brought before the Club.
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The German Reform Assocation,of Tifnhas COM
menced the construction of a large and beautiful
church. The Baptists have made arrangements for
a similar construction.
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The Analyst, temperance paper published at
Cleveland by n H. Alardt. has run up Lincoln and
Hamlin for the Presidency and Vice Presidency. The
Analyst is conducted with spirit and ability. and is
designed to perform good work. We believe it is
published at the low price of 81 in advance.
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NOTICE no THE pU8TIC-

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,
hereby give aetce that my wife Eliza Sholes,
left my bed and board Wednesday the 30th day Of
Nay last, without just cause proyocation; and
therefore all persons against bag boring said
Eliza on my account, for will pay no debts OF her
contracting. SOLOMON SHOLES.
Iontogsny, June Il, lseo--7wIs
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Half fare tickets on the railroad, to aud from
Perrysburg, will be issued to those attending the
grand ce elsbration on the Fourth.
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Communications for our paper must be handed
in by Tuesday morning to insure publication the same
week, accompanied by the authors real name-not
necessary for pubcation,but as guarantee of good
fait
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Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods,
at lower rate, than ever.
NAvMev CIrr. April 10, ls6s


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD CO.. O,
John Beard, Plf, against Henry B. Goucher, Def't.
TTENRI y, GoUCHER, OF the State Of Illinois
will take notice that John Beard Of the county
of Wood and State of Ohio, did, on the twenty
ond day of February, A. ID. le6t file his petition in
the ccurt of common pleas within aud for the coun.
~ of Wood and State of Ohio against said Henry n.
Goucher defendant setting forth thnt the said Con.
sher is indebted to the said John Beard on notes,
bo accounts and contract in the sum OF S4sS32a
praying for Judgment against thes said Gouchar
for said $4SS.32 with interest $lt5 from Fsbru-
AIRY 18th, 1850. ten per cent interest on from
Agugust IL, 1863. ten per cert. interest on $s0s4
from June 2, 1868, interest on $40 co. from August
eiRhteenth, A. ID, 1859. and interest $25 90 from
Feb. Is, 1860. The said Gouchcr will also take no.
tce that the saii John Beard; said 22d day of Feb
rusry ls6e filed in said court OF common pleas. an
affidavit in due form, and procured attachment to
be issued by clerk of said court directed to the
sheriff oil said county against the goods and ehAttles
lands and tenements, rights and credits, DC, of the
said Goucher situate and lying in said county of osd
to satisfy the amount of said Boards said claim and
probable costs, which said attach chment executed
by said sheriff by attaching as the property of said
Gouohor, the following described lands and tcne-
msntS. situate in said county of Wood, TO wit; So
much ofthe east half of the southeast quarter of
section thrtysx in township three north, of range
ten east, as lies the north side OF the center of
the state read running east and west through said
premises; also the south half ofthe southeast quar-
ter of section thirty and the northeast quarter of
section thiit in township three north of range
eleven east The said Goucher Is also notified that
said Beard will on the hearing of this ask said
court TO order said attached property 10 bo sold as
on executon,ar that the proceeds Of such sale be
app lied in satisfaction of the amount which may be
found due from the said Goncherto said Beard in the
cause OF action stated in said petition, Said Ienr
H. Goueher is notified that he is required to appear
and answer said p3titiop before the third Sat
urday after the 9th day OF August 1850.
aOIT e. BROWNS,
Au'ys for John Beard,
June 81 1Ssa-7v9Se 90
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f. X. Belanger would respectfully inform the
individual who stole the windlass from his well that
he can have the box and well also by calling for them.
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PROGRAMME.


The Committee of Arrangements have adopted the
following the order of exercises for the Fourth:
l. At sunrise salute of SO guns, accompanied by
the ringing of bells.
2. Public reception ofthe Fire Comp anies by the
citizens, military and coruet band, of Fremont.
3. The Procession will form at 9l O'Clock, on
Louisiana Avenue, right resting on Second Street,
under the direction of Chief Marshal, JAS w. Ross
aud assistants.
The following is the order ofexsrciae, in the Cen.
tral Park
l. Music-Star Sparged Banner.
2. Prayer-Rcv, G A. Adams
3. Music-Ha CeumbiA.
4. Reading of the Deeclaratien of Independence.
s. Music-E'Piuribus Unum.
s. Orations-Hons. Thos. Dunlap and &. Z. Este
7. Music-Iankee Doodle,
s. National Salute-Wayneshel Guards.
8. Firemen's Tournament.
10. Parade of the Military.
H. Grand display of Fire Works at O'Clock in the
evening"
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The Kenton Republican of last week gives the
particulars of endish outrage, committed upon the
person of young lady engaged in teaching II dis
triet school in that vicinity The william sloped and
all efforts to identify him seem to have failed.
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The want of space has compelled us to defer
the publication of the Report ofthe School Exercises
until next week.
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The Presbyterian Society. of Perrysburg. are
TO give dinner on the Fourth, at the Court House
the proceeds of which are to 60 towards furnishing
their new church. We hope all will aid by their pat
rouage on this occasion, in forwarding this good
cause,
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They had trial of reapers short distance above
town, on Saturday last. We did not learn the result
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Sherins Sale.

SheTih,s Sale.
William johnson vs.. David Ladd's executors.
DY virtue of an alias vendi execution 10 direct
ID ed and delivered from Wood, Ohio, common
pleas in the above entitled case, will offer fer sale
at the door OF The court house in Perrysburg, on
Saturday, July 2s, 1860,
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock r NJ.
Ofsaid lay, inlots in PerTysburg No cal, $50, 6s7,
cas- T05, 7O6, 7O7 702, 799, $780, 1885, 1856, 1853, 7si
759 76O. 299, 800 3Ol, 302. $685. 324. S25, SAG s47
34S $40, $50, 37l, 372, 373 374. 396, S97 303 4l9
42e AL, 422 443, 444 445, 446, 467, 46s ASs, 47s
4sl 492 493, 494. 5l5 5l6, SIT, 5lS $50, $40, Sal,
Si2 500, 564, 565. soc. 693, 69s, 66S, 700. 7l9
H. 774, 14, 74s 765, l4s, 252. 253, 27e 275, 277
27s. 442 5Ss, 643, sea- 567 56s, $50 6l2 sls, e36,
north half 2s2, 207. CIV. NORTON, sheriff.
James Murray, atty.
June 81, l9G0--7woS3 rs
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The water has been let out of the Hydraulic fO
the purpose of making repairs.
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Wool has been coming into town in large quanti
ties during the past week.
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d. II. Roseslberger, j. Rosenberger j. Kiger, ]. W.
Adams, II. Hood, G. Root and j. Miller.