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A gentleman residing in Alabama writes:

small child Of broke all with ap
piled tie usus nedes without effect then applied 10
family physician he ScrofuA and
accordingly but notwithstanding his k the
increased in size and rasnancy until the child sight ~ bs
upon We almost entirely despaired Of its recovery until
through the influence OF friends who acqusnted With tho
l Ieceordngy obtained kes Of H. and coHaencei yias
Tbs proce, we continued of sbou tyo weeks without syns
any other psdcine and to surprise and 10 the surprise Of
earant for about IS days aad the child we'll the
having disappeared and made their appearance
he IL now hne, healthy boy"
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FASHION COURSE.-SPRING MEETING
June II with three c. g. Loyds Slash
aud Thos Purye.rs Congar.e mile heats for S5
Prophet sabee Pauline and Trovatoe mile heats for
Geo. md Aslodus Peg Too Cora aud Aurora mile heats for
1900
he hrst race each day viii start O'clock p m allowing
ample the arrival Of the tsteaye Hunter Point Ut
Market sp at D. m the 10th and 23d street Ferries to
Geenpont short aud pleasant drive to tho Couno-good
reads al the Ferries.
supsp,lon tickets ad niting Gentleman and Ladies to
all the privileges Of the meeting. SO
be New ork Hotel and of the Propreo at the
COuIre
sss- BADGES for the meeting to be had at the Course
Badge etug be had Course.
Grand Stand and Field Ticket each day
HENRY COTTON, Proprietor.
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DALA G A EMS.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT June II.
FOR 1HE SUMNER SEASON OF 1860
Thi, popular and
FASHIONABLE RESORT,
having been
GREATLY IMPROVED
by extensive alterations in ell M departments regardless Of
expense, viii be
OPENED FOR TIE SEASON
the EVENING Of June H. which OCCASION In addition to
the attractions Of fne Music sparkling Fountains Trees aud
shIuDbery,
The Most Ma2nihcent
DISPLAY or FIREWORKS
EVER GIVEN AT THESE GARDENS,
Will be exhibited by
Messrs. JOSEPH @. 4 ISAAC EDGE,
Every piece having been prepared expressly for the
OPENING NIGHT.
One Of the most splendid Of tie collection being
THE JAPANESE GLORY.
4 pyroteshnical gem, Of
Extraordinary Beauty and Briliancy.
ADMISSION Is CENTS.
c. ". DEEOhEST, Proptiet,r
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Another gentleman writes:

For about four years continually afflicted with both
Dyspepsia aud Piles and to July. lsiS notwithstanding
had been all the while under medical treamen found myself
growing aud till completely prostraed Al this
time without suggestion from any one commenced drinking
If the above Water quite eey and continued 10 do
months In about four weeks after comeneed
drinking the Wser found quite relieved from Dyspep
.a weeks later entirely cured Of the Files
Since th my health has been good now In the full
p-sct health Knowing that very pcrsoas
arr afflicted In ike manner, feel out duty the
uny spprse them Of this valuable remedy and Of the
speedy and certain cure II perfected In my case"
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7 AURA KEENEs THEATER.
Manager. Snmonds
Musical Director Mr. 1hos Baker Scenic Artist. Mr. Hayes
GREAT NOVELTY,
MONDAY, June IL aud every Evening da.ing the Week
II Piunkett. esq entitled
OUR JAPANESE EMBASSY.
Principal chaIseteIsb by
Mrs JOHN WOOD,
Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
Mr.. James Snluouds Mrs. Vinins
Mr.. J. DuIaets, tfv
Mr. stoddart Miss lone BuIEc,
Mr Goodrich &C.. kc
SONGS DANCES. CHORUSEs, BREAKDOWN5, &c.
The performance viii with the syodte musical
farce Of JENNY LIND.
In which sho viii give her
INIMITAbLE INVITATIONS.
OPERATI CE LIE B RITIES
Grsnby Gag On MI MI yScph Jefferson
BURLESQE BkEAkDOWN.
Doors open at "A, commencing q. precisely.
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nODWORTH's "JOURNAL for BRASS
IL BAED5p number every month contains husie for
Bts,s Bands Parts separate. H. D. Dedwonh, As'cfPse
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A gentleman from Albany writes: ...
Much has been sad in comuendson OF the Oak Orchard
Acid Spring Waterss remarkable medicinal qualities and ts
pecusI adaptation to certain diseases s remedy Chroaic
1jysentery, In my opinion, ii surpasses all others"
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gentleman rum R'6ao whites:
take pleasure in ttying 10 the Oak Orchard
Acid sent last Autumn Az remedy for Dyspepsa
asdity the stomach think IL unsquslsd anything
have used Seversl members OF family have a
intervals eni have found relief aer few days usev
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The dczen bottles of Oak Orchard Acid Spring Water which
plant lihe pile which had afflicted for ten
AID times such degree that could my bed
for weeks and ever meet you sgain sssure VIII Try 10
reeiprocate the favor
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Por-on,,. Exterminator,

TitE bEsT ~ THE WORLD, 49,
viii SURELY destroy a sts ard Cociroacbes where used ~
Dsusgzs certify fact. Sold by Dfugsiss gene
tlIoGe eLout tho United states Gld Csn-ca
Plated Tea sets, Pieces for S%O,-Some ne"
so general sssortsn' d tine PLaILD fAhE a. sqasy
Low prices the I'D M years IN psee Of LUCIlS
BA6T Nos : End burliuS-hp
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A Cincinnati gentleman writes:

any mortal is thankful that such Spring sxits n my,
scrous applied 70 family physician aud he gave the
s.Ss 5 ss s Of sr s s S M 70
pO.e. became 20 G S
npos .cr below the e knee also on the night cbeek and
IF, s ,bs s ,.an. rsnns 10 oss &. town Of pe.brO.
he town adjoining where then lived in Genesee County, n
so1. n .0p pyspep.a &C. and thcash b. .OOas
lss the springs. and sts much trouble Ia
up ali other remedies giving the wasr about
daily, sad Sss" sss @ 's a. ssnsa
about twenty days aud the continued 20 discharge sbont
ss DERIVED from the but the child bad
taste consequently fond OF H. and
Judge of our surprise the expiration Of about forty days.
begin improve The sores ses.n.o heal and II les:
continues There appearance OF the disease except tho
which it efS"
Many other Of from respectable individuals
may TO application TO the Agent
RrLxs TO BK BOTTLED WATER.
For drinking 1t should be diluted with equal quantity Of
pure water
very pleasant and psstabe Lemonade may be made By
swc,teug the taste aud adding few drop. Of pure and esh
Of lemon.
al diseases OF the skin the should be used internally
lso. by sporgng the body with the water. .f.H
DosxThe following given medium does for sdais;
Fer children In proportion to age.
No positively deGue dose. however be laid down. 'hs
physicisn patient may hnd necessary under ssme e'
isnoes, 10 increase diminish the dose. ~
To act generally the systeu slse'so'e' n'.
wine glass TO vine glass three times per dzy ~s
rom half tumbler to n umbler full three times p '
In cases Of piles constipation u the o0"s''' ~'
effect shoald be avoided. . =
Dealers supplied on liberal terms 80 - - t.4t ~ n
W "'''' s''''D' W W. BosrwicK, Sole Agent, ls.
,,-.-.,. y.,, pulaiss Broadway, New yort. No ~
solS ,l.o sy H.ssm.n Co. Nos. isi sss ~ , .ss :"
sva 49, rhe. T. Green, cor iath-'t end sssss"ss.
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Hundreds Of OF disease especially those resane on
the scIofuous diaisAs have been cured by their
In skin in confirmed cprosy the waters ksys
been signaliy successful
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TIE New.York Looking-GIass

ORNAMENTAL FRAME MANUFACT0RY
No. 434 BRoosE-sr.,
few doors east Of Broadway,
ARE CLC.
dasaion from customary rates.
Elessnt and desirable styles Of
PIER MASTEL and OVAL MIRRORS,
PICTURE FRAMES coREIcEs, BAsEs Se'
9. Prices greatly below the coat Of production
Any article in the Dc made order 1T sns advance on us
nsuufs sr,.s eos barge sssOEtrep' o. fAAihO AIN
mos and ENGRAtIAOS al less than hail pFice'
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THE LAW OF CONTRACTS.
By THrophILus PAHsoss LII D.. Dane Professor ol Law
Harvard University.
2vol., 8vo. fll
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HON. ABRA III A NJ Ii N 6 . In
OF ILLINOIS,
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W.. BAKrLKTT,
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AK ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS. These

AAK ORCHARD ACID SPRIN0S.-Theso
" Springs dtasted IN the valley Of Tie Osh OTes~d
Creek iu the town Of Asbams 0enssee Co., kovI~s Ss0s
miles soush Of the village Of Medins the Ee Canal I'D
fourteen miles from Batavia. --f I
The principal Acid Spring arc three in number beside tbes
there are 1 others They all cested within circuit "
about y reds The medicinal qualities Of the waters are fuhy
shown IN the subjonsd testimonials They contain very vse
amount Of Sulphur suphuc Acid Lime and Pfso-
supha,e Of Ircn The ss medicinal virtues posscsssd By The
depend very gey upon be In such unusual
quantities ofthese curative sobssncss.
ANALYSIS o. WATER
One gallon contains: -It
Sulphur,c Acid.......l23 3l2 Proto-Suphats OF Pot
ProtoSuphste Of Iron. 90 ZIG ash. ......... 497
Proto sulphate Of Mag Proto suphae Of 5oda l3
inesis.. ls1 Chloride Of sodium. ~
Proto lphste Of Lime 10 ia sieic Acd.... ~
Prsto Sulphate Of Ala organic Matter (osd).. ~
nina. fi3I
Total (jrsins. M
The foown eminent gentlemen spest strong Of Tho
pedicnal value OF these waters: Prof EnDons Romeyn
Beck NJ. D. Of Albany jas McNs1ghton ~ D. Of ALBANY Ed
ward Spring ~ D. Of NewYorki Dr. r. Campbell Of fPtshsh
Mass j. sbuer OF Lockport n Y. They recommend
tie waters confidently.
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pr 40. .. ,..<,,,
UUTCHINSON'S REPUBLICAN SONGSTER
for 1850 Edited by w HUTCHNsoS of the Hutchinson
Family Singers Price copy 10 cents per 100 &C. Post
age one cent per copy sdhaonsL
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1rssrTf, 81, Us ~ ESHAL would call attention 20
a., e s xtrts n ON tie relative TO the akius o. 'Ho
CAxsEs o, New ork nowi pro gross -, Il. -, - ,,rx
Hs.cTos IS 6nd Dc Jsre enacted Tbas eseh ana eely
"a e.r,on more ts twenty Year, OF belonging 70 any
E IN any saDdyidon and n case OF the Absence wy
ksas and oths4 members Of any such family thea any sfens o.
h eSlS ~ he and each Of them h hereby required II
f .oos.t py the sa bis assistant " FENDER uue
ssoS1Dt to tie b Of s or kn 1ag o eyeIy P;on Oe
bx T ac sno the isos oned on Ea OF
o.sr sued le aud recovered IN an schch oi oeD'
hx ts. s.ssts,a IL the sss ef the Uaifea Staies M,
Sac G 4sS be @,ty enoefed Ibst az hnes 49,
stat, With de g.st-s Territories where such ohrnoe shan
low '7'N '''" ISAIAH KYNDERs II. Marshal
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-01


Road No. l.-On Road between northeast
corner of Section 81 and north quarter post OF
Section %, town d. U. s. R., six Mills on the
Dollar valuation, of all taxable property, lying
within one-iourth of mile on the north, and
one-half mile on the south side thereof,
No. 3.-On Road between south quarter post
OF Section 35 and north quarter post of Section
26 towns, u. S, R., six Mills on the Dollar
valuation OF all taxable property within one
half mile OF said road.
No. 4-On road between tracts "a and 25 of
the Maumee aud the Western Reserve Road
six Mills on the Dollar valuation of all taxable
property in tracts No. 81, "a and %.
No. 5,-On Center road. commencing at Nc
Cutchenvile Road on north line OF Section %,
thence south-westerly to south line of Section
80, all in town 4, U. S r., six Mills on the Dol
lar valuation, of all taxable property within
one halt mile thereof
No. 6-On County Roa commencing at the
south post of section 20, town d. U S. r.
thence north to north quarter post OF section II,
IN same town and range; special tax of six
Mills on the Dollar valuation of all taxable
property within half mile thereof, and not
over half the distance to any other road run
ming nearly parallel thereto
No IA special tax of six Mills on the Dol
lar valuation of all taxabe property on the
north Of section % north of east, }, and the
east of northwest / of section 81 all in town
4, U. S. R.; for the improvement of the County
Road commencing at the east quarter post of
said section 22, thence west to McCutchcn-
vile Road, and there terminating.
No. Son east Oregon road, a special tax
of six Mills on the Dollar valuation Of all tax
able property within one-fourth of mile on
the east side, and one-halfa mile on the west
side thereof.
No. 9.-On Crane Creek Road, commencing
at east boundary street, thence easterly and
east to the east line of Perrysburg Township, n
special tax of six Mills on the Dollar valuation,
Of all taxable property on the out lots border
ing on said road, and all property within one.
halt mile on the south side thereof aud with.
in ene-fourth mile on the north side of same.
No. l0.-On County Road, commencing at
the northeast corner of section |, town 4, u.
S. r., thence south on township line 10 the
ebster end Troy Free Turnpike Road, in
section SO, same Town and Reserve, a special
tax of six Mills on the Dollar valuation, of all
lands and taxable property within one-haf mile
on each side thereof, excepting road Tracts
Nos. 25 and 26, and lands north OF same, lying
within one-fourth mile of the east Oregon
DAD.
No. lion road commencing at the Perys-
burg and Findlay Plank Dad, on TIE section
line between sections Nos. lS and 10, in town
4, U. s. R., thence east to McCutchenvlle road
special tax OF six Mills on the Dollar valua-
ton OF all taxable property within half mile
on each side thereof
No. l2.-On Road, commencing at the north
east corner OF section 80, in town 4, u. s. r.,
thence east TO north east corner Of section 81,
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Wood County and western Reserve Free
Turnpike Road.


Eight cents per acre on all lands within one
half mile Of said Road, except all lands on line
of said Road within one half mile OF the Mau-
NEE aud Western Reserve pai.
Otsego and Blanchard Free Turnpike.
Eight Mills on the Dollar of the valuation on
all Real Estate in the first tier of sections, and
four Mills on the Dollar on all real Estate in
the second tier of sections on each side of said
Road. except in Washington township, where
four Mills only are levied on the Grst tier oi
sections.
Hun Prairie Free Turnpike Road.
Six cents per acre on all lands within one
mile Of said Road d,south of river Tract 81 and 62
Liberty Township and DIiItOnvilie Free
Turnpike kOad.
Ten Mills on the Dollar of valuation OF all
taxable Real Estate within one mile on each
side of said Road, and five Mills on the Dollar
upon all taxable Real Estate within the second
tier of sections on the West side of said rood,
except that no lands North of town six, range
ten, are so taxed but the south haE of section
a. and southeast quarter of section %, town
l,U. S. R, upon which are levied five Mills on
the Dollar.
Webster and Troy Free Turnpike.
Six cents per acre on all lands within one
half mile of said road, and three cents per acre
within the next adjoining half mile.
Portage Free Turnpike.
A special tax Is levied on all lands within
one mile north of said road, in the township of
Portage; on all lands within two miles north of
said road in the townships of Liberty and Mil
ton, and on all lands south of said road in said
three townships, except on the north halfsouth-
east quarter and the north half north east
quarter Of section nine the north half
south west quarter Of section 10, and the north
quarter of section Is, all in the town north
OF range 10 east. to wit: On all lands lying
within one one-half mile of said road, cents
per acre, 3 cents per acre on all lands lying
within the second half mile, 2 cents per aere on
all lands within the third half mile of said road,
and one cent per acre on all other lands taxa
BILE on said road.
Free Turnpike Road from the liberty and
miitOnVifle Road South TO County line.
Three cents per acre on all lands within one
mile of said road, and 2 cents per acre on all
ands on The half mile next adjoining.
Milton and Montgomery Free Turnpike.
On all lands within one-forth of a mile OF
said road, 10 cents per acre. on all lands with
in the second quarter ofa mile, 6 cents per acre;
on all lands within of a mile, cts. per acre;
aud on all lands within the fourth quarter of a
mile of said road, cents per acre; Except the
north hall, southeast /. and the north of the
northeast OF section 9; the north half south
west quarter OF section 2, and the north quar-
ter Of section Is, all in town north of range
10 east and also on oil town lots within the
territory aforesaid, 10 mills on the dollar yalu-
alton.
East Oregon Free Turnpike.
Five cents per acre on all lands within one
half of mile on each side Of said road, except
ing the Maumee and Western Reserve road
tracts within said limits.
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NOrICETO TAX PAYERS OF wooD CORY.
TH, OHIO.


In pursuance of Law, |, L. GRAHAM, Treas.
Wer ct Wood County, Ohio, do hereby notify
the Taxpayers thereof, that the amount of
iaxes assessed on the Tax Duplicate for tho
year 1850, for the different purposes named il
correctly stated in the above Abstract also.
the rate OF taxation showing the number of
Mills on every Dollar of valuation in each of
The twps and incorporated Villages of said
ounty,is correctly given in the above table.
on are also notified that every person charged
with any Tax on the Tax Duplicate OF 1860, now
IN my hands, may at his option, instead of pay.
ing the whole amount with which he stands
charged, on or before the Goth ID ,cember, as
here etotore required, may pay one half of same,
plus al road taxes aud deIinquences, on or be-
tore the goth December next, and the balance
on or heiore the Goth June, 1861. For the pur-
pose o. receiving Taxes, will attend in person
or by deputy at my Office in this place, from
now until the 20th day OF January, to receive
the Taxes on the first half and from the 18th
April to the Goth July, 1861, to receive the tax
es ON the last half The law allows the Treas
urer penalty ot fire per cent on each delin-
quent holi, respectively, after the Goth D,cember
and 2J,h June; as compensation for extra SER
vice IN collecting, which amount, If added will
be III addition TO To the above rates
Il GRAHAM, Treasurer.
Freo'urct's Office, Wood Co., Ohio,
Perrysburg October 2jth 1860,
Attcs, ADDISON SMITH, County Auditor.
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Rates Townships
Year $780, Being the Number of Mills Each Dollar of Valuation
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our,h mile on the south side of same.

fourth mile on the south side Of same.
No. 6.-on County Road. commencing at the
northwest corner of southeast quarter of sec.
:, town D, range l2, thence east one mile to
northeast corner of southwest quarter OF sec.
D, same town and range. thence south 10 Por-
,ege river, special tax of six Mills on the
Dollar valuation of all taxable property within
halt mile on the south side and within one
fourth OF Il mile On the north side thereof
No. 7-On that part Of the Webster and Trov
Free Turnpike Road lying in Webster township,
SIX M'Ils ON the Dollar valuation Of all taxable
property belonging to said Road.
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No. l.-On part OF the Kellogg road, com
menciug 80 rods enst Of the southwest corner
OF section /, town 8, range 9 eost thence west
on section line and miles TO the west limo of
Washington township six mills on the dullur
valuation OF all taxable property within half q
mile Gu the north aud one-iourth mile OH the
south of said road.
No. 2,--On county road on the north line VI
section |, town o. range g. six mills on the
dollar valuation OF all taxable property within
/ of mile on each side thereof
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EXTRA THREE AND SIX MILL TAXES,
TOWNSHIP.

Assessed and collected for the impro yement of
the following County Roads, to wit:
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AT CHURCH.

At church once more. Towards her seat
| turn my eyes in fear;
No need this futter of the heart
Be calra--she is not here.
Oh, blank despair! How can I pray
The virgin does not come,
To take my poor petition up,
And bear it to the throne.
| hear the preacher read and pray,
hear the choir sing
My worship is the hand that sweeps
The harp without a sting.
No priestess here before tho shrine,
bear my gift away,
For on the alter of my heart
No incease burns to-day.