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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.
samuel Scott rs. Remedy a. Brian.

Samuel Scott rs. henedy q. Brian. :
BY virtue of an order of sale TO me (ireetea sAd
d delivered from the W Ood County Court of Common
Pleas in the above entitled will osr for sale
at the door of the Court House in the town Of Per
~ sburg said county on t
Saturday the llth day Of August 1860.
between the hours Of ~ O'Clock NJ and O'Clock P,
NJ the following lands to.wit The West part sf tbs
North East fractional quarter of Section Ten .ei
Township Seven Nol lth of Range Twelve East In SAid
county containing sixty three acres more or less,
Wv. NORTON, sheriff,
=. Jefferson atty for plh'
July 9th 1850. o.-low5t2 6S SEA
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-02
INPEGTINE,
The Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention and cure of Fevsr and Ague
and BiiUU FtrsrS. This wonderful remedy was
bought to the knowledge of the present Proprstors
by friend who has been q great traveller in Persia
ard the Holy Land
While going down the river Euphrates, hs expert
enced severe attack of Fever and Ague On dscov-
ermg his condition one of the boatmen took from
his person Amulet saying, Wear this and no Fe
Der ViH touch yOu." Although iueredulous as to its
virtues; he complied and experienced i'm ediats
lief, and has since always found it an eeGtuul pro-
lection from all malurous complaints.
On further investigation he found that the boatman
attributed 10 it miraculous powers, and said that it
could only be obtained from the priests OF the SUM-
Sometime afterward the gentleman in conversinK
with Priest obtained from him the secret Of it's
preparation, and ascertainrd where the medical
herbs found of which it was CEN mpounded. The
wonderful virtues of this article have induced full
belief in the minds of the natives in the miraculous
healing powers of their Priests.
Since his return tie America, it has been tried with
the happiest effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen
of high character, who have given it the most
qualified praise, This remedy having been a specif-
c in Persia for hundreds of years for the prevention
and cure of Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers-is
now offered to the American people.
1t will be ssnt by mail prepaid. with full drec-
tons for use on the receipt of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory 1873 Main ST.,
Richmond Va Branch Office, Bank Of Commerce
Building. New York. Address
I0-iy JOHN WILCOX BRO.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-02

,ns>rhe Artt sian well nj Columbus last week
was two thousand d,e hundrd and iryrv
feet deep, with strong downward tendency
as-The Washington RcpubIcan ,socia.
tion hold weekly meetings al their rooms, whjch
are argelv attended aud enthusiastic, showms
nS-A freight car, loaded with paper, was
entirely consumed by fire on the Chicago ant
Milwaukee Railroad on Tuesday night, tn
fire wos communicated by a spark from the
engine.
Es-There are in OHIO cid n-wsplpSrs which
on the Presleutial Election are divided as fol
avs: For Lincoln 1876; D,uglas 50 Broc kim
ridges, B'l2 o. tn 20 Germsn papers s
are tor Lmcolnl Tor Dsug aud lies
~ 4 drove OF one thousand Ihorou h brvi
Spanish Msrino sheep has been collected ia
Michigan by New York genlem,u tor trcus
portalion to Texas, whori he Intends to estah
lish an extensive sheep raising business,
as- General elections will take place on the
first Monday in August in the following States
Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri Tex
as IN Tennessee an the first Thurs lay, and II
| North Carolina ON the second Thursday.
~ Nineteen papers, in the STATE of New
York, now sail unler Breckenridge aud Lane
eolors Douglas prospects a,a 'srow'ng small
by degrees aud beautifully less every day, and
his coat tails are beginning to trail in the dust
sS- The Republicans OF The Rchl,nd DIS.
trc' met in Convention AZ Shelby. on Tues.
day last, aud nominated John Sherman by ne
clamatou, He made capital speech on N,
occasion. Which We shall publish in our next
ev~Ex GOV. Wood, whom the Democracy
Of Ohio up to this time have worshipped has
declared for Breekinridge aud Lane. Brerk
inndge and Lanes vote ia this State will not
fall much short of 40, 600 Hurrah for Abra.
| ham
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ORDER OF ATTACnNENp

At NV instances au order OF rttac hment was issued
on the 27th dly of July A. u, 2SSO nv n Ross J z
Of Perrysburg Township Wood county Ohio, against
the prpe ~ and effects OF Thomas Kelley i William
n, Hhotte uon-resdentS OF said county, To satisfy
claim of 1925 with iHterest from July ls lsGe, with
ten dollars probable cost
lS--wt July 30th A. u. 1850 BRUCE HOFFMAN.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Shibnah sphinx VS. Janees Blinn.
BY virtue OF execution ssaed by the clerk OF us
court of common pleas of Wosd CO. o in the sbo,.
case and to me directed will offer for sale ~ pub
lie auction. at the door of the court house, in Per-
rNsburg. Wood co., o..on
Saturday the slsr lay Of July, 1860,
between the hours of ~ O'Clock VI. and O'Clock ?
NJ. the following goods and ehat,es, 10 wit: "A hod
Of oats growing on the east part OF out lot numheE
two hundred and fifty -eght (25sl amounting to some
four acres less in Wood CO.. @. which oats
were sowed by and belong To Jas Blinn.
CIV. NORTON, sheriff.
James Murray, atty.
lnlN ID lS6A- -IOM2&2.
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For Sale.

One Hundred town lots In the town Of Perrysburg
including both inlogs and oGt.lots Also, two dwell
ling houses,
AGENCY
For hiring aud renting houses and other baldings
r. L. ID. X. HOLLENBECK.
4Ss6. i9ly,
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] ,J.ailrrhrr. slnniist

Would respectfully announce to the citizens OF
Wood Goa fhat he will BE- in Ciilead the lst OF Aug
in Perrysburg the 18th
And in Bowling Green th1 lst of September. in Por-
tagr, the l5th He has Just returned from Cincinna.
II w,fh all the nov imnrOYameutS, I0--2m
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Asher Cook atty of Plff.
July 18th lS60.-l2wGS2 so
PROBATE NOTICE

John Crome, admir- ofthe estate of Margaret Crom.
deceased,
John Soleleather, Jr. admir- of the estate OF John
Solelcather, Sr. deceased, and
S. jefferson, admir- of the estate of Roanna Bosnian,
deceused
TIAyE fled their accounts with the Probate COust
i of Wood county, Ohio for 6nal settleReni' Said
sccounts will be for hearing on the 2Sth day July,
1860, WM EWING Pro. Judge.
July s 5.lsGO-9w3Sl 45 rr.-.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-02
JEWELRY.
SCHOOL DOORS, STATIONERY, &C.

The only complete stock of this kind in the county,
LRTTE PAPER of every style and price We
have superior facilities tor supplying the trade with
all kinds of Paper. W buy for cash; obtain Pa
per OF Eastern manufacture, direct from their Man
uhrtorieS-hence, are confident in sserting that
we have a better article, and sell at lower price
than any other establishment on the Maumee.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-02

WOOD COUNTY COMMON PLFAs COURT
VACATION AFTER NAY TENN 1860
stephen EiIredpe adm Of OrSil Hunter Plh vs.
~ - ~ Joseph Co. 10 Dcft. 80 TT. kf
Defendant will takc noiiIe that Plaintiff has filed
In Wood County Ohio Court OF Common Pleas a Pc.
ttion against him, for the ale upon execution on
Judgment at law, ofeighty tse) acres Of land in
Wood County Ohio, to wit; the East half Of the
Norh West quarter OF section thirty six 1857 in
Town five (j) range ten (ls) be the same more or
less for the payment Of such amount as may by such
order aud judgment be found due promissory
note Of Joseph Grain Deft ndanl to Otville Hunter
for tw hundred (2O0) Dollars dated September 4b
1876 aud payable in three years from the 18th o
june A. u, lSj7, secured by the mortgage deed ul
Defendant TO OrVio Hunter of tile above decribed d
lands with interest at the rate f Eve per cent per
annum aud costs Of suit Defendant is required to
t. nbet A. D.-1sGO or Plh will at the first ensuing
Term OF said court of Common Pleas thereafter ask
said court to take said Petition as confessed end TO
render Judgment thereon accordingly.
| 1S-6w ID. w, POE, atty for Pl'n.
AN ORDINANCE
TO prohibit Beer Ale aud Porter Shops aud hOus-
es and places for habitual significant resort foT
plug aud n!eniperancein in the village Of Bowling
Green Wool e uIy Ohio
Sec. |. BE ii ordained by the Town Council of the
incorporated village OF Bowling Green Wood county
| Ohio That il shah he uui,wlnl for any person
versons by agent or otherwise to sell in any quunt-
~ Beer Ale Porter. to be drank In upon or about
the premises where sold, OF to sell in any guantt
| such Beer Ale or Potter, TO be drunk in any adjon
ing room building or premises or other place Of pub
| lie resort connected with said building
2. That it shall be unlawful for any pcrsen pc -
IONS by agent otherwise to sell Ale B er or Pur
tor 10 per,On' Oto seated OF Who are in tho habit Of
| getting into krHtyd.
! -ec 3. Tha where Nlo Beer or Portcrs sold In
" lltpu of this er iulnst shall be ti&an and hel
| aud de Jared cor mon uusauCcs and upon the cou-
yic,ion Of The ke,re or kCccpers thereof he or the,
| shall De punisIed rs hereI Ter provided.
! Sec. 4. That for every violation OF this ord nnnc
every such person or persons slall DC 'ned tws t-
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-02
WALL PAPER!

We have bought for CASH, a large and we'll Sc
lected stock of Wall Paper and will sell it at lower
rates than others can Prices from five cents up
wards. -.....
WINDOW SHADES selling very low.
WINDOW PAPER-fGured and plain.
WINDOW FIX URES.
CURTAIN do the latest pattern.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-02

john Heath ". Robert Edgar ct al
BY virtue of an order of sale directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas Of ood
county, Ohio, in tho above cause will offer for sale
Saturday. August 25 1860
between the hours of IL and O'Clock p NJ, of said
day the door OF the court house in PeIrysburg in
lois number five (5l and thirt two 32) in the south
division of the village OF Freeport, God county U.
CIV. NORTON, sheriff.
james Murray atty of prff. ..
JulY 10. lS6O-llW 36.
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SHERIFFS NAIs


Sarah Carlin Va samuel Robinson ct al.
by Vir,ue of an order Cf sale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas of Wood
cennty Ohio, in the above cause, will offer for sale
ON
Saturday, August 25, 1860
between the hours of - O'clock NJ aud 2 O'Clock p.
~ Of said day, the door ofthe court house in Per
rNSbur the north part of the half of the south
east quarter Of section thrty-six (36) IN township
thtce north oFrauge ten ,l0) east in Wood county
hhiO, commencing for the same at the northeast
quarter post thence south 10 the center of an cas-
aud west road, known "a the Sandusky and Defiance
road thence W, ST along the center OF said road 10
the west line ii sud premi' es thence north uon.
said west line 10 the northwest corner of said prem
ises th nee east along the north line of said premis
e., The place OF beginning containing ~ acres OF
land, more or less
CIV. MORMON. sheriff.
Colt Browns, attys
July 10, lStt-llw5SS IS
WOOD COMMON PLEAS COTRF-VACATII \
AFTER MAY TERM, lSoO.
William IL. Lee 4 Co, ITS, against Lewis II, Care,
and Martha Carey, defendants.
pciendaniS viii take notice that plaintiffs have
MED IN tue court of common pleas OF Wood county
ONO, petition against them asking an order and
Judgment of said court for the sale upon eNecu.
unn or judgment at law OF so acres OIL the side
olthe southwest quarter of section number thirt,
liOl o township number three lil north, range mum
her nlne (9l east in Wood county, Quo for the PAY
ment Of such amount as may by said order and iNdg
meht, be found due on promssNry note of CureN
ava uatl a. plaintiffs for SA2l 90, dated November %
1907 3Nd que IN one year from mat dlte, win cur
rent rate OF exchange ON New York from Iowa Cit,
secured by the mortgage deed of the defendants 1,
plaintiffs ON said aad with interest and costs of sui
anu 90 barr Martha, Wife of Lewis Ii. Carey of al
interest in said land hy way Of dover or o:herws,
Defendants are requires 30 answer or demur TO sa
petition 10y tbs l5,hdtY OF Sapae nhhr lStl, PIN,
WilI NJ the first eusui term of said court OF com
mon pleas thereafter ask said court 20 take said pc
titionas confessed aud 80 render Judgment thsfeO,
accordingly. JAMES MURRAY,
j. Jugl9, lShO--llw6S5 rs -. Att'y Of plf
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SCHOOL, N0TICE

The qualified electors of School District No. Per-
rysburg. o., requested to meet in the School
House in said District, on Thursday evening 2tth
INST, at o'clock. vote additional tax. to thaE
authorized at the annual meeting the 9TH Of June
last, for the support of the school for the ensuing
year BY order of the Board of Education.
Perryshnrg. O. JulY s, ISGO.99 j. w. Ross. Sec.
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Sh u VII . % LIE.
W. Ii. Ewing vs.. JOnnthan Salisbury

w. II. Ewing VS.. Jonathan Salisbury.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued to me from
the Court of Common Pleas of Wood County Ohio
in the above entitled cause shall offer for sale
public auction the door of the Court House in Per
rysburg in the county aforesaid on
Saturday, the 18th day of August A, D. 1860
the following described lands and tenements situate
in Wood County Ohio, to.wit The Northwest quar-
of section nunher seventeen l7l in township fosE
t) North of Range ten (l0) east containing one
hundred and sixty acres.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
YANKEE NOTIONS.

Port Monies,
Purses,
Caif Skin IVGil.ts,
Morocco Wallets
ReticHies,
Port i0iOS, veyfne.
Pochet Cutlery,
OF superior quuly-much better than can be OBJ
obtained elsewhere.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-12
FEin1s 10 EEOuseHytYes.

Vessels intended to contain liquor OF
higher temperature than the surrounding
medium, and 10 keep that liquid as long
ss possible at the highest temperature,
should be constructed of materials which
aresthe worst radiators of heat. Thus,
tea urns aad tea pots are best adapted for
their purpose when constructed Of oil
ishcd metal, and worst when constructed
of black porcelain. A black porcelain
tea pot is the worst conceivable material
for that vessel, for both its materials and
color are good radiators of heat, and the
LIQUID contained in it cools with the
greatest possible rapidity. On the other
hand, bright metal tea pot is best adapt
Ell for the purpose, because it is the worst
radiator of heat, aud therefore cools az
slowly as possible. a polished silver or
brass tea urn is better adapted to retain
the heat of the water, than one of a dull
brown color, such as is most commonly
used. A tin kettle retains the heat Of
water boiled in it more effectually if it be
kept clean and polished, than if 1t be al
lONGE 10 CUIiSCt tue buIohC anu SOOI W
which it is exposed from the action of the
fire. When coated with this, its surface
becomes rough and blaek, and is pow
erful radiator of heat. A set of polished
ire irons may remain for long time in
front of hot IRE, without receiving from
1t any increase Of temperature nd,that
ofthe chamber, because the heat radia-
ted by the fire is all reflected by the pol
ished surface of the irons, and none of ii
u absorbed but if set of rough uupol-
ished irons were similarly placed, they
would become speedily SO hot, that they
eogld not bc used xithout Inconvenience,
The polish of the FIRE ircns is, therefore,
not merely a matter of ornament, but Of
use and convenience. The rough, unpol-
ished poker, sometimes used in kitchen
becomes speedily so hot that it can not
he held without pain. a close stove, in,
tended to warm apartments, should not
have polished surface, for in that case
it. is ole of the worst radiators of heat
aud uothing could be contrived less fl
for the purpose to which it is applied
On the other hand, rough, unpublished
surface Of cast iron, is favorable to radi
alton, and FIRE in suoh stove will al
ways produce a most powerful effect
Ur. LQrdner on Heat.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-12

tressed, GUlcted tcih pfT1Itert and
Epidemic diseases.
VFVHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view
E the awful destruction of human life, caus-
ed by SEXUAL diseases, several years ago direct
ed their Consulting Surgeon, to open a Dispen
sary for the treatment of this class of diseases,
in al their forms, and to give MEDICAL AD-
VICE GRATIS, to all who apply by letter,
with a description Of thoiF condition, (age,
occupation, habits of life, &C., and in cases
of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors Of the Association, in their
late Annual Report express the highest salts
faction with the success which has attended
the lahors of their Surgeons in the cure of
Spermatorrhna, Seminal Weakness, Gonorr-
hG, elect, Syphilis, the vice of Onanism or
SelfAbuse, Disease Of the Kidneys and Blad-
der, &c, and order continuance of the same
plan for the ensuing year.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhna, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism, Mas
turbation or Self-Abuse, and other Diseases
of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Sur-
geon, will be sent by mail, lin sealed envel-
ope,) FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt of TWO
STAMPS for postage
Address, for Report or treatment. DIR.
y. SKILLIN HoUGHTON, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No South Ninth Street,
%hiladeiPnls, "a. ll;f4ly.
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4grIcultural, &c.
Picture Cor Guess-vyOrk Farm
GPS,

GcS.
We have some farmers in this county
Rho are described in the following ex.
tract from q communication in Wilkes
SPiri! Qf tie 7fnees-Ye think too II any
af them. If our4armers generally would
f4Fql p0rs Systematically, they would
soon establish the fact that Potter county
lands are as good as the best of them. Be
nbserstax 2n3 systematic, and you will
soon be able to disown fhe following por-
trait
"There is 20 doubt but farming is Ike
house keeping, or school-teachiQg, og man
nfacyuring lit requires regular system,
without which it cannot be we'll done. A
waste and loss at all the ends and corners
is the result where system is gantlng-a
waste tie extent of which is seldom im-
agined BY the unconscious sufferers of the
loss For instance, there is waste in
timc, which is not little; waste in ma
terial, WHICH is mnch and lastly, waste
in produce, which is very great.
g 1t is no uncommon thing for me to
aeet stth farmers Who do everything By
guess, or at random. Upon their farms
there may be several kinds of soil, yet
they plow all alike, even for different
crops. As soon as all things are made
ready, ia their estimation, they SOW, re-
Eardess of season, soil or weather. They
hare not even measured the size of their
farms, but they say they "guess there are
sbQut SO many acres" and consequently
fcheR they SOW they must guess at the
quantity Of seed thrown out in fact many
If them do not take the trouble to guess
very much about it, but just throw out
hsudful after handful of seed, and let
Glance take care of the rest. They have
10 system of rotation of crops; no thought
about saving manures no way of drain
ing nor order Of feeding. All goes by
chance, guess work, or at random. The
road is as good cow-yard and pastures
US they want; the door yard makes an ex-
cellcnt bog pen, and . rail fence is even
b'l;er than 9 gate, FOX they can leap oyer
II, and thus save the trouble Of openi ng
aud closing. Their fowls are true repub- |
icans, enjoying ali the privileges Of free
country, by going where they like and |
doing rhat they like, nc matter how great
e waste may be the consequence. Their
tools, carriages, and harness are all out
in the weather, but what Of that? they
ara out of order anyhow, and it will DC /
time enough to think of sheltering them
after thoy are repaired. Their FENCES are
fast going to ruin, but let them G; they
we're bnilt in the wrong time of the moon,
&C it would be all labor wasted to try to
Sa77 them. They must go down, and the
sooner the better; then they will build
new ones in the proper season. Fence
corners and head-lands are thickly grow
ing up with briars, but it is hardly worth
while to remove them, for they would !
only come again, besides they viii assist
the crazy old fence in turning the out
stock. And so it goes. Orchards IN
trimlaed gardens neglected weeds grow
ing crops failing or being destroyed
STICK dying tools breaking; family get
ting sick; expenses multiplying; profits
diminishing; spirits tagging; home be
coming unhappy, and country going to
ruin,
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