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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-28
Terrible Picture.

The Seneca Advertiser docs up the houid:
"Supposc that negro slavery should ue noo'
ished and three million Of a degraded and inle
rior race we're go bo turned loose upon the norIl
what th.u2 Our niIs and olms houses wi
be filled to overlooking. uutruges too uumerou,
to be mentioned would be ol daily occurrence,
As we'll pnnt the horror which VIII rnsu'
wien the Earth aud Mrs meet IN md.heaNeus
and "srols aud pLmets run lawloss through The
sky" Npoojy uopo,c5 to tree the slaves at
frokc. aud aoboI, could do it IT they propose.
t. do it--and ,h'n, after these b'rs were gol ou
ul the way ii it was done, the negroes wonId
not cone North aud oyrrrun Us. lh"y hN' d
warm rrpion too we'll Oar nrghor docs ul
the horrd 10, spon aud 100 strong. Let hu
resi- "A season. hy all means.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-28
ne- A shrewd "couG cnce game was played

ne- A shrewd "cuuG cnce game - was played
on a Cincinnati fashionable dry goods establish
ment a few days since, A welIdrrssrd lemar
drove up in carriage, aud, entering tue slo1e
asked to he shown some shawls. An arUch
worth forty dollars was selected, aud hun
drsd dollar bill rendered in payment The blI
examined aud lourd to br genuine, and the
change returned. jus then the lady found M
imperfecton ia the shawl and demanded her
money, which was refunded to her. A''er some
little bargaining she was induced to purchase
The shawl a, II reduced price. when she again
rendered the hundred dollar bill aud received
her change few hours later the cashier dIs
covered that the hill was counterfeit, ana al
once saw through the game The lady had Civ
en- the salesman - grnune bill the INST Time
aud afterwards substituted tor Vt the counter
felt She is an entire stranger. hns not nero
seen since, and prob,bly never will be again at
least in that establishments The Enquirer tells
the story.
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rIon,mcmI to tllc siguo,s.

The Trustees appolnIcd by the thirteen org
nnl states to supcrinrond tie erection oI mon
umeur to the S,surrs OF The Declaration oi Ia
dependence. were in session at Phrladelphm las
week They resolved an unlulmpnN vote ina
the monument should be erected IN that cliy ~
the center OF the square between the S"nlh SUI
Of Independence Hail and Walnut street
II WIS agreed Ia postpone nuul the Ath OF Jn
", 1861 the LAYING at the corner stone OF ih
monument. on account OF the shurlncss oi time
afforded for suitable prcparalious An address
was adopted To the legislatures OF the thirteen
original states, after which the Convention al
iuunrd
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-28
NnIl md get Yonr Receipts.

Those subscribers 10 the Jounai who received their
papers m Gcad post Office, aud are yet owing ON
subscription, will find receipts ior tho amount due
in the hands OF Lasky, Pratt co.
Tho.c whorecciyrd their papers at Bowling Green
post sine viii lind their receipts In possession Of
l. Boughtuu.
Nn early settlement OF the accounts is desired. L
YOU cane pny the money within o few weeks pleas,
settle by giving note payable at the earliest conyc
uirut period. 6wB f.. 4 HIGGINS.
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BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD PILLS.

XNvHEN DIR ROBACK the RENOWNED
w Swedish Physician, introduced his Blood Purl
Gcr aud Blood pils in the United States, he SETS
forth in plain language their curative properties
This was years ago. FheRsk Of recommending them
has since been taken ont Of his hands. Enlightened
men, whose character for sound iudgmC aud philos
ophV, giycs their opinions Wcightm the community,
men who observe reflect and make" assurance dono'
y sure" hcforo hey dcCdearc every approving
and urging the use of these wonderful preparations
All who couhdc iuthc wisdom and honesty of this
class or who choosctn Observation-Disclosures are
now of one mipd ON this important subject.
DR. Rohack jnvitcsth attention of thcsickto the
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from the mrmhrrs otthr medical profession editors
ofpuhlic Journals wei known merchants and farm
crs and ladies Of the highest rcspcc liability giving
accounts oFc NtraordnarN cures wroughtby the rom
odics, ,ot Which curcs they themselves were
EVE WITH NESSES.
These parties may be consulted personally or by
letter. hy those who have any doubt upon the sub
jcct. Thccvidrucc in the possession of DR.. Rcbaek
which isatall ltimcslccessihl to the public ,estab,
fishes the following
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS
have been proved by analNsisto
CONTAIN No MINERAL;
That they cure the almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA,
with npcrrius rsr,uta. sndin II very short time
Thatn'tcr all other medicines have proved useless
'"'' ''''' LIVER CoMpLAINT.
and drsstore the health and strength o!ghe sufferer.
That
SICK FEMALES,
.vho ohnyelanulIi~hcd forycarSiu hrlpless weakness
ana despoudenvy retupcratc with almus, mjraculou,
rap,litv under Notwithstanding operation. Thatal
ScNualNi,nhUttjcs are removed by thrircordial and
reutIy 81 rinu'lIiug properties. That thcNrrrruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS
however thew ma, have hceutrihcd WituAud abused.
Vbafthcir lircvr fnu7ruvtisfo
LENGrIIEN LIFE,
and rcnlcrlt rnioyuhlc. THAT operating directly
upou flr rojyru % 2 'tyrF,rip tb, .ipoG. they
CAUSE SOON To HEAL.
and lischnrgc from the system every faint orSerof
MIA hethrrrtrcditar, otherwise Vhntthey
RECRUIT THE DEUIllT NTED,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-28

PRAYER ANp PRrNcAlNG some OF the min
lister, di,sati,ieI with tnrir salaries may find a
moral in this anr ciO'G:
stranger travelling in South Carolina per
ceiyed in a cotton field an old negro, who haI
stopped work and seemed to be mtenuy EN-
ployed in muterlng something.
'What are you doing ?" said the stranger.
Saying my sermon, was the reply
Are YOU m uistcrT
Yes sir
We'll, what do they give YOU for preaching ?
20, not much, mas,a,' answered ths negro
sometimes u buShe OF sweet potatoes some
times a fresh lish--nut much.
'D---l poor pay remarked the stranger
Yes mos~a, responded the olher and d----t
poor preach, too,
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OXygGnatGd ESittcrS
SURE CURE FOR
DY PEPS A!
m Diseases having their origin IN Imperfect Di.
sssGcn 0rn Dsranged condition
rCyis Si0maeh.


rGtle Stomach.
'rhers +. no remcry known to be 50 clicaCious In
ren,nyirp this general diseasethis general prosra-
iuu of the hole man, as the bNygcua ed Bltter'--
attuck the disease in its citidal by revvng the
,Iuirgu powers OF the patient; by restoring lost ap
II, lite, correcting aCdty purify AND strengthen
mo tp gastric uluc and rendering II capable oiprop-
crIy and thoroughly dssulyiugthe food. bus form
iut hcalihy chyme aud chyc, and preparing the ab.
snrlIre,s to take ND the nnurishment aud carry 1t
into the systpn thus rcpovatiug tho old and crazy
machine iy new modelling and purifying the whole
u,uss of blood Ina wurdit can be shuWn trum hun
drpds of certificates from the most emine mt and re
liable pprsous that there's no medicine calculated
To nom oil into the exhausted lamp OF life like the
OxNgeuated Bittcrs,
Lc! all then when health begins to fail, when the
vital powers first seem to he giving way when ape
tite first begins to tail aud the nerves to trembe,
when Il man, instead OF being restored ny sleep
"Tired nltureN sweet restores
finds himself more tired in the morning than when
he went 60 he'd at uight--lcl him delay no ongerhut
immediately commence taking the bitters. lie viii
soon find MS hlcc. the tagging powers OF nature re-
yivinr and general health returning. But 1t Is ur
uccc say to say more. as no one can know the val
ne of this medicine until hc tries it.
JOHN y. PARK, Proprietor.
Dealer in Patent MelicneS,tancy Goods and Toil'
ct Articles, cor. Fourth and Walnut SITS, Cincinnati
Ohio,
For \ lie by Peek s. Hamilton, Perrysburg; VIM
Hood Bowling Grccn llHs>ins. Roller ~ iia1klnS
Portage: II Il. Atkins, New Westteld; haskey FRAT
Il llindsdalc, Gilead.
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nS- The way to obtain sound, wlrrshiug
sleep is to put Al receipt tor prDu,rrs bill .u
yuur pocket IhJs is a uevcg-tutug uplUte, /,
is designed to take tke place o morphine, as II
gives the posScS,ur sweet dreams VIA Ie sleeping
sud, ON swakinS, pleasant reflections OF y duty
done We are prepared 10 furnish So desirable
IN srticlr 10 any number Of applicants,
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SHERIFF'S SALE

John Bcll ctal " Christina Bell ct al.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
ID dolivetcd from the CIerk Of the court of com
mon pleas, Of Wood county, Ohio, in the above case
| viii offer for sale, on
saturday, the 18th day of July, 1860.
NJ the court house. in Perrysbnrg God county. o.
the south half of the west half OF the south or
of section thirty-Hyc. in towrship three north. oi
range ten, In the district of ands subject to sale
Ruoyrus, containing 40 acres of land. more less
in Wood 90. O G. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
James Murray atty,
June l. lsun--GwSS9 so
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nv- How is your husband, dear2' asked one
ndy 20 another
'Oh. he's in a very bal state, was the reply
And pray, what kind Of a state is he in 7
still persisted the other
In the State Prison
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-28

as,- MIR. Strawn, the greaJ Illinois lo,mer, has
tried this method OF keeping water ON stock
farm:
Dig basin five or ten rods square and ten
feet deep, upon high huol-tced corn IN the
basin to your hogs aud cattle until 1t Is W' pHd-
died by the tgampiug Of their tyet which makes
il almost water tight. Mr.. Stnwu says the
rains of single winter sull,sd to accommodate
several hundred head OF stock, and that 1t had
been dry but once in twelve years,
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HOMESTEAD FARM TOR SALE.

- NlUtlrm is situated in Liberty twp, on tn Ridge
- Road one half mile .westolthe perrs0urg aud
Fudlay rurnuihr and miles from TaylortoWn, on
the y. & NJ. Railroad. IL contains $50 acreS-4o IN
timber and 90 in thorough state ot otcultiNaton-d-
yidcd into lots all OF which incloSedbN stake ana
rider fences in good condition. The Farm is proNi-
ded with comfortable Buildings, abundant supply o.
water and tirst rate orchard stocked with the best
varieties of rruitin full hearing The situation is
pleasant, healthy. in Il good ueignhorhood and In
close xiut, to schools and churches .and, taken
altogether il is one ofhe most desirable ocatlonsln
the County. Tho subscriber being about 20 engage
in other business will sell on reasonable terms ap'
plicJ to soon J.BlOOM.
Portage. Wood 60, o.. Dec 5, lS59--3lU.
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Farms Given AWAY!

AR WILLIAM M'KIM proposes to dispose of his
~ lanIs IN tins county alta merely nominal p,ics
lie Will sell the south halfof the northwest auor
ter oil section %, town 3, range TO- containing eight,
es,tor five hundred dollars. Said land has be.n
thoroughly dtched anddraineda at expense of S24s
lie WAL also sell the south half of the south-we,t
price. ' - '"' '"in"
Enquire of II. H. DODGE, Attorney at Law, Per-
rysburg, Ohio
Also for sale,a large number of Town Lots both
here and in the town of MillgrOve with an witbout
improvements together with several va 'uab e Earns
Nov. 10, lS59--2Stf. HENRY II nonSE
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DIR. YSOTT'S
EXT RACT
YELLOW DOCK
.SARSAPhRILLA

Is the great Purifier Of
the Blood.
An inlalliblo remedy in
cases of
,ScrOJuia, Kings Erih,
| Rh,Hmatism. ObStiHatsdna
| CUtaDe0Us EruBtiOHS, Pim-
| pies or PuStuieS on the
| Face, Bot's, Biotches and
/ Chronic Sore Eye, Ring
Worm or Tetter, Eniarge.
Iin,HtaH9 Pain in Me Bones
0r limits. Stubborn Ulcers
| Syphiiitir Disorders, Lum-
bago, Spmai Complaints,
And all other diseases
arising from an iniudi-
siuus use of Mercury i'm
prudence oflife, or impu.
|ritv ofblood. This great
Inltlrative med cine and
rurifCr orthc bloodis be
ling usod by thousands Of
Igratcul patients from all
Iparts Of the United states
who testify daily on the
remarkable cures which
are being performed by
lthe greatest of all mcdi-
icines DR.. Guysott's Ey-
tract Of Yellow Dock aud
| ISarsnrarilln. Neuralgia,
lRheumatism .SuO ulsnnd
Erurtions or the skin Liy-
or Diseases Fevers, Ulcer
Sores, Affections Of the
lKidnsvs, Diseases of tho
throat,Female complaints
Pains gnd ach ng of the
Boucsand joints are soon
nut toiiight by using this
| Great and lnestimabla
Remedy. For all discas-
IS Of the blood nothing
has vet been found to
compare with it. ltslean-
so he system Of all i'm -
uurilics. acts gently nnd
nA'cctually on the Liver
land K'dueys strengthens
the digestion, gives tone
q the stomach, makes the
skin clear and healthy aud
.rcsiorcs The constitution
cufcelslcd by disease. or
ltroksn down by cNceSSes
ofyouth to pristine Wig
or and strength.
The Press, Hotel Keep
rrs. Magistrates, PhNsi-
clans and puhlic men well
known i'm the community.
n'ladd their testimony 70
1.-The wonderful effects of
Ithis great Blood Purifier.
Imiltnn. PerryshurC; VIM
askins. Roller a HaskinS.
w Westtield; Laskey,PIatt
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Sh hERlFF'S SALE.
WnnH Ennnty Enu.t ,f s,ar,., A /,

WVUU NUUIIY VOUTT III VUHWUH TIVHrs
Hackes 4 Gutmann vs.. D W. tairchild and wife
IN virtue of an order of sale to me directed nd
- delivered from said court, in the above entitled
cause, will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perry Shurg on
Saturday, July eth, 1850,
betwocn the hours Of ~ O'Clock aud o'clock r. NJ
of said day thrtolowinG described real estate: The
northwest fractional quarter Of section number Two
~ the north east quarter of the northeast fraction
alquartcr the northeast quarter of the ,ouhe lsl
quarter the south east quarter of the rAc
uora quarter the south east quarter OF the north east
fractional Or and the north west quarter the north
east fractional quarter Of section number three .i
all in township number three l3 north, range mum,
bor ten llO) east in Wood county, Ohio, aud ain
ing three huadrcd aud twenty ocrcs moro or less
c. NORTON sheriff.
Wood CO., q.
F & n. X Uollsuhcck, attys for plns.
.Tmne :. lSNn-NMnSA 81
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

I n allthcl eadng branches ofmanufacturingindus o
try the great practical superiority of Singers
sewing Aachines's afactestabshed beyonddisput
no tallor' shoe manufacturer, clothieI seamstress
dreSsmaker ,Saddler, carriage trimmer ha manufnc
turer, &c,, sc. can afford to do without them
One Thousand Dollars a Year
'soh| ataraVerage of the actual proftfrom the use
oI each one of these Machines and for confirmation
OF this truth wereferto any one of the thousands of
persons who hem. They adapted to every sort
Of work, fine or coarse upon silk cotton linen and
Wooen ."orIcS' also 'sht and heavy leather. They
nevcrtailto give entire sat sfaction
To meetthe growing demand for mailer nd more
elegant machine for private household purpGss wa
have lustproduced and are ready received rs for
singers New Family Sewing Me Line,
W hichi the most compact and beautifu S.wine Ma
chine evercOnstructed. Iis ornamened in the high
sststye Ofart and all who itare delighted wit6it
stitch and is capable
OF DONG greater variety of work in better style than
any other Sowing Machine otferedfor famil pur-
nrtaS
lis not sube tito tn ESQ hection Of using twice too
much thread and making raveling seam, like tho
Grover Baker; nor is il confined in its operation
70 few thin fabrics liable to get ont OfoI der and
fttedto FAX thread like the Wheeler Wilson Ma.
'hine; butts amply sufficient to peform alkinds of
family sewing.
Prceof Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, 500. The larger standard machines from
Sl25to 5000 Sendfor |. NJ. Singer Co.'s Gazette,
l.hsautful pictorial paper devot, to Sewing Ma
chimes and containing list of prices, and all otherin-
tOrmation onthe subject 1t will he forwarded gratis
|. NJ. SINGER & co,
+5S Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, Baltimore, St, Lons,
Providence, Gloversville, Cincinnati New Orleans,
New Haven Rochester, Chicago, Mobile.
Newark, philadelphia Nashville, Paris, France,
Glasgow Scotland,
Local agents wanted,
AsENrs-E. A. Higgins ,Perrysburgi VIM. Robert
sln, Maumee.
ADril 18th, 1858,
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as- A collegian, enishIcnins farmer upor
nns ima cula applied his microscope 10 the
cheese, saying. "Now, look and see them wig
gle.'-'Wcll." said the iorm'r, placing tn
cheese in his mouth, " let them wigge. can
stand il as loug as they eau"
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SHEEIFES SALE

{. Plumcy vs. j. G.. Prentice.
DY virtue otnn alns vcndi to me directed and L.
, liyorod from the court ofcommon pleas OF Woo
county, Ohio in the above cause viii offer tor sal,
on
Saturday. the ltth day Of July 1850,
At the door OF the court house in Perry sburg IN,
west fractional pant of river truc. number elk tNs>
described 10y u line drawn parallel with the west
line of said tract from the southern boundary lin,
of Lucas county ut Il sufficient distance to Duclos,
acres land taken a, the proucrt, of Jose Prem
ticc. w. NORTON, Sheriff
II. II. Dodge, atty
June q. lS6O-uw6S2G
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WISTAR'S
BALSAM
-OF--
WILD CHERRY

rbo pos,Ro,rody oy,r
Lro,,,r ,or,,rfnrtLono,.
ntcure ,rCo,,s,,pr.
riny o,dlll othor Incir.
;ant Itiga.scs yucb ma
~,
''"g ',"' ',"'"" n'"'"''
I,t'' v '""" ".,"''' : a.
,'.''"'.g ,..,g. ~ ''' """&''
b''t n "V'''''"S. -. "'.H ,,, "i
,ns ~ ea'. -, "''S' ", ", G"'
H"e"'s' i","'','' H!"'"
mario" oi "e h""PS az"
Ih'oat '''"D0tWg ''"G"'
hsth"d' 81 an" a" h'0"'"'"'
A0ett''""
Through the Winter
months, coughs and colds
are most prevalent of al
tho variOusills that flesh
" hoIr Io " { "oui" aV
wise o''rrenufrS allu ~, U,u' F.. .
VrS VrS " u" may We ''"S ''''''
I,", =" ''n'' '"''''' C'N' W
ll,a' 'N'eII,' VI, 'ne"'ctI',- ,I..,- b,
" 'S''r 'n''i','' .'',. VI " ". W.
no''h " ''''',' I""E'"F
,,i.,,,''r.,t.... ,...,,,';I
.r;, '.'it ~, o,,o ,,',' ~ ,I,a s,ros, and
,,as, oa,or,n,l remodin.
,,,,, i," I.,. a,,n ho,m .,,,
n HN
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ag-The most wonderful pig thst was ever
known was born at Dilhi, la II hrd a double
row OF teeth; four eurs; two bodies; four legs
before and SIX behud. two pairs Of lungs; two
tongues. aud what is more remarkable than all,
he nonstrosty was both male aud female.
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TO oNsUMP PTIVEs
NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

NERVOUS SUFFERERS
The subscriber tor several years resident o. Asia
discovered while there SIM s vegetable remedy
A sure cure tor Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
Coughs Colds aud Nervous Debility. For the hsne
Rtof Cousurptiycs and Nervous sufferers, he is vii
ling TO make the same public.
70 those who desire /, he viii som the Prescrip
tion with fail directions, ,rREE or CUAUGEl also
sample of the mclicine, which they viii dud beau,
tiful combination of Natures simple herbs, Those
desiring the remedy caa obttiu by return mail ad
dressing J. E. ClHbEkl,
Botanic Physician
429 broadway NY.
April 2G, 2s60--5lms
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Law Lectnrcs from the OhIo and Unien Law CoIleg
SoTOGula, or Kings Evil,

&
is constitutional disease, a corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiatod,
weak, and poor. Being i'll the circulation, it
pcrvadcs the whole body and may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulOus tuint is vuriously
caused Ivy mcrcurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the vcncrrul infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generations" :" indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says. II
win visit the mQuities Of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by d,Dn i,ion from the
blood Of corrupt or urcrou, matter, which, in
the lung, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubcrcles; i'll the glands, swelingS; and on
the surface cruptions or sores. This foul COR
ruption, which gcntcrs in the blood, dcprcsscs
the energies of life, that scrotulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from eCrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; consc-
Qucntly vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous III their nature
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
i'll th; sCrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed of all the organs, arise from or
arc aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from tho system we must rcnoyate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in-
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
such q medicine we supply i'll
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE SHOP :

THE subscriber would inform the efarmers ofwosd
Il County and others interested that he Is fur
nisbcd with good stock of seasoned lumber and
iron and is prepared TO manufacture wagons, bug
gies, &c, to order. BLACKSMITulNG done st
lower rates than AT any other establishment In towa
Wagons and Carriages repaired on short notice.
One and two horse Wagons, Whppetrees, G.,
on hand and for sale at reasonable rates.
PAINTING done to order and executed in IL best
manner
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly filled.
n. B.-Call at the building formerly occupied by
G. W. Lang. JOHN BADER.
Perrysburg, March 8, ls60--44m4.
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M0ORE'S THIRTY D0i LIAR
DOUBLE LOCk STITCH
SEWING MACHINE,

AarNr FOR Woop co --Hrs S.N Bsaci PsrrySburs
TO TuE LADIES OF WOOD co,
lfyou desire a Sewing Machine combining sim
plicity in its mechanism, perfection in the execution
ofits work aud economy in its price, purchase the
one above mentioned, a specimen of which may ht
seen aud examined at the residence of Mrs :, y
Beach Perrysburg who viii take pleasure in show
ing all who may wish it the mode ofits operation,
February 3, lS60--4QmG.
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Is hereby giyou to the nonresident owners OF
L tracts Of tracts Of land lying in section 81 in
Freedom township, wood county, Ohio that the
commissioners orsaid county have granted the right
ol way through the same and appointed viewers 10
survey said road on the 9th or July. 1850,
lime John BIiIllF(' AMP.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-28
Saddles, Harness. sc.
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a I GENERAL HOUSTON'S OLD STaND h
"A added to their general assortment of artirI =,
PuoIlc demand a hue assortment of Saddles H.r
neSSand other articles usually kept in well ordered
darnesSSShop' They have employed competent work
ofgood material and Il fair rates 80 "'"uS'
lfyou wantany thing in this line give us call. and
WeS'e determined not to be beat either in styi,
quantity quality price. " "''e
~ lash natd for Beef Hides and Sheep Pel,s.