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Sept. 4, lso1-lsw5s7 Is.
COrRT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD
" COUNTY, ONO.
LB Ropors VS. John Knox.

i Il Rogers VS. John Knox.
The said defendant John Knox, is hereby noti-
fed that sli plintiif ON the 3 day of Stptcm-
bcr 1871 filed in the clerks tilicc of sill court,
his petition against said John Knox, setting firth
that sail Knox, ON the 25th day Of March, 1917,
executed and delivered to John Davis, his mortgage
bond the slb n-wiI Of section 81 tp 3, north of
range 10 cast, in Wunl county, o., cont lining so
acres Of land for $780, payable IN one year after
date; that said mortgage bond WAS duly assigned
to pliinti, who is now the thereof, and that
plaintiff is the owner anil hollcr of tax It'll, on
said llnd amounting to $ll3. Unless said defoni-
ant Knox answer said petition by the lstday of Mo-
vcmbcr, 1861. Judgment will be taken ag inst him
for the sum of S233 with interest on Sl20 from
March goth, lS4S, and for an orlcr to sell the land
above described. Pace g. JonSsON
September 4th, I8jI-1Sw6S4,53. att'ys.
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INITCH LETTING.

Notice il hereby given that on the 18th day of
October next at the house of John II Ford in Perry
township, will let tn the lowest bidder in separate
sections, the IN king Of ditch No. 43, commencing
near the center of section | in said township, at
station 30 of the original survey Of the Ford ditch
called thence n0rthcastrrl through said section
TO the east line thereof, terminating about 80 rods
south Of the northeast corner of the sime. Said
drain is divided into II sections of 90 rods each,cX-
ccpting the last which is 10 rods long. Width Of
bottom feet, bank slopes y base to one rise. The
excavatcl earth to b. removed at least feet from
the bank slopes. The work to be completed to the
acceptance Of the county commissioners, ct n tmt
to b. agreed upon at tho dly Of sale. Sale to COM
menco at ten o'clock n. m.
ADDISON, SMITH, Auditor
Pcrrysburg, Sept. 7, lS6l-l0w5
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UO CONSERVATIVES

The subscriber will cheerfully send fire
charge to all who desire it, the copy Of SIi
RBoiPE by which he was cured of that DIRE dis
Consumption.
Sufferers with CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNc
Is, or any lung affection, he sincerely hopes
Try this Recipe, well satisfied ii they do so they
be mere than satisfied with the result. Thai
foe his own complete restoration, he is anXioh
place in the hands of every sufferer the mea
cure. These wishing the recipe with full direct
&C., will call ON or address
REV. WM. s. ALLEN
Ems No. 66 John Street, New Tol
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RISING FROM IMPURITIES OR
INSTRUCTIONS OF TIE BLOOD
SErpETIONC


in which they do not give prompt relief and, (if ad-
mnstarcd before the very citadel Of life has been
nvadcd) effect painless and perfect cure.
Bear in mind that the Scandinavian Blood Pills
are endorsed by the experience OF thousands of liv-
ing who, letter, affidavit medical works and word
of mouth proclaim them to be the very best prepar-
alton ever offered to the broken down victims Of ill.
health. Il haunts disease through every avenue
AMI organ Of the system, and expcls it thoroughly
anil permanently
oonc can doubt their superiority after one single
trial--they are not only better, but also cheaper
than any other Pills, for it takes less number o,
them to produce a better effect.
Price of tn. Purifier, 81 per bottle, or S5 per hal
lczcn OF the Pills, 2jc. per box, or boxes for 81
Read DR.. Rob lcks special notices and certificate
published from Tim, to time in this paper.
DR.. RS Medical Almanac and Family Adviser
containing great amount of vauabli and interes
ting m,.lical information be had gratis of any o
his agents throughout the country.
In difficult or complicated cases. Dr. Roback may
be consulted personally or by letter, enclosing on,
stamp for reply.
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I0B WORK,
- Eexecuted with neatness and dispatch at the
Perysbnrg Journal Once,
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.-Tg~We have made the above REDUCTION IN
PRICES with the two-fold view of hcncfting til
public and ourselves. The public have been swim.
Il "a by spurious machines made in imitation
ours. The metal in them, from the iron casting e
the smallest piece, is of poor quality. Their max
crs have not the means tn do their work we'll. They
are hid away in secret places, where it would b.
impossible to have at their command the proper
mechanical appliances, 1t is only by doing e. eat
business. and having extensive manufacturing es-
ttblisnmcnts, that good machines can he mlte at
moderate prices. The best designed machines
BADLY MADE, are always liable TO get out of or
der, an are sure To cost considerable trouble and
money to keep them in repair.
Tho qualities to Be locked for in Il Machine are
Certainty of correct action at all rates of speed
simplicity of construction, great durability, anf
rlpi,lity of operation with the least labor. Ma
chimes to combine these ssahtial qualities, must b.
m lde of the best metal and finished to perfection
We have the wavs and means, on Il grand scale, t
do this. The purchasers Of Machines, whose daily
bread it may concern, will find that those having
the above qualities not only work well at rapid aS
well as slow rates of speed, but last long the fin
est possible working order. Our Machines, as mad
by u.s. will earn mjre money with less labor thar
any others whether in imitation of ours or not. II
fact, they cheaper than any other machines as
gilt ~ LOCAL AGENTS WANTED. SEs
|. NJ. SINGER & Co,
45S BROADWAY, New YoRK.
August Goth, 1917.
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RE1~Ahkinds of blanks continually kept
on haud aud for sale al the Journal Office.
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own to be the best for manufacturing pur
Singer, Letter A Maoh;rn


Is the best Machine in the world for Family Sewing
and Ligh, Manufacturing purpos s Price, WITH
hcmmar,) and beautifully ornam,nted, 800.
The Nos. and Machines are of great capacity
and application for manufacture e purposes.
Our No Machines are especially adapted to all
kinds of light and heavy leather work, in cariiag,
trimming, boot and shoe making, harness making.
etc. etc. They are of extra size, with an arm long
enough tO take under it and stitch the largest siz
dashcs. Tn. r. is scarcely any part Of Trimmer's
stitching that cannot be better done with them than
by hand; so, too, the saving Of tinie and labor is
very great. The table of these mlchncs is "a
inches long and the shuttle will hold six times tn,
usual quantity of thread. The large machines
work as fast AS small ones.
We would ask for our Letter Machines, In
special attention of Yes; Makers and Dress Max RS
and all these who want Machines for lijLt mnHtjGc-
turing purposes. They cmbody the principl IS of til,
standard machines, making Ike them, the inter.
locked stitch, and are destined to be celebrated
for family sewing and light manufacturing purpos
as our stan lard machines are for manufacturing
purpCs 5 III general.
We nave always on hand II mining Guagcs
silk, Twist, Linen and Cotton Thread on Spools
b. st Machine Oil in Bottles, ETC., etc.
We IN lnu;uctuie our own needles, and would
warn all persons using our machine not to buy any
9th, rs. We know that there are needles sold on
the most inferior quality at higher prices than we
charge for the best. The needles sold by us ar
manufactured especially for our mlchincs. A tad
,,acdie m,y render he best muc'me almost useless.
Our CuSto uerS may rest assured that all of oul
Br tnch "tliccs ars furnished with the genuine ar
cl,." In case Of SIN Il purchases, the money may
! be sent in past ige stamps or bunk notes.
,&F"CrreSpouients will phase write their names
disvnctlv. 1t is all Important that we should, il
each case, know the Post ofc', County and State
sxy-All persons requiring information ubou
! Sewing Machines, their sizes, prices working ca
pacitics, and the best methods OF purchasing, cai
obtain it by sending for copy of
M. SINGER a. CO.'S GAZETTE,
Which is baautiu ul pictorial paper entirely deyo
| ted to the subject
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Ssc.e .Ss ss:;l.i A''S sss.s-4 y sGlt'I tSrttR W

SIIOKT LINE TO CINCINNATI, DAYTON
INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE.
On and after Sunday, May l2 two Trains will
leave Toledo daily, arrival Of trains from Detroit,
Jackson, AM Michigan Southern Railroads; at
1920 A. M-arriving in Dayton at $50. ,. N.
$40 +. M.--alriviug in Dayton at 1880 y. NJ.
Time from d rot to Cincinnati l2 hours and 40
minutes by each train. Connecting at Lima with
trains on the Pittsburgh, TT. Wayne & Chicago
Rlilroad for Crestline, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and
Southeastern points. Connects at Sidney with the
trains ON the Bell untane Line for indianapolis AMI
the Southwest, and at Piqua and Dayton for Culum-
bus.
,.1S"No Change of cars between Toledo and
CiuCinnnh.
FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
For tickets apply Mt the Ticket Office of the
Michigan Southern Company.
II. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Sup't, Dayton, o.
NJ. SHOEMAKER, Gen. Frt and T'k't Agt, To-
lcdo, Ohio.
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= SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT, NO. 1922
CAPITA AND >URPLUS,.
$932,302. .9S.

MAY lst, 1851.
Cash and cash items ....-.,.,..... S79.58s rs
Loans well secured .................. 56,253 2Cl
Real estate. ............- $4,000 0(
1926 shares Hartford bank stocks.... 274S59 0t
1925 New York '' ..... l93,350 0tl
1910 Boston =" l00.750 Ot)
507 other A" 5S ,0S5 0(
United States and state ..,... 1887 0tl
Hartford y. Haven r. r. bonds stocks 39,7O0 OIL
Hartford City Bonds. ...........-.... 36,75O o.
Conn. River Co. 4 r. r. Co. Stock. 1900 o.
Total Asset. ...................-...s9 1892 .3O2 o
Total liabilities ................ 1924
For details of investments see small cards an
circulars.
Insuranccs may be efectod in this old and sub
stantial company on favorable terms.
Apply to GEO. STRAIN, Agent.
.a43' Dwellings, and farm property insured for
term of wears at very low rates.
July 25th lSjl-12m3.
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tcnito. Practical and Ornamental Peumanshil
taught 10y one Of the best American Artists, whose
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THE COLLEGE BANK
at which students do business in handling money
making dcpositc, counting notes, drawing notes.
drawing checks, &c.;thc GREAT RAILROAD SET
embracing tickcting, frcighting, station business,
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Address, for catalogues, circulars or iniorml
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FOLSOM 4 FELTON,, Cleveland, Ohio.
september, lSa0-2lly,
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DLooD PURIFIER AND BLOOD PILLS.


DIR. ROBACK'S SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.
When DR.. Robnck the renowned Swedish Ply
sician ;ntr,duccd his Blood Purifier and Pills into
the United States, he set forth in plain terms their
curative nrnperiies This was Years ago The task
of r,comm ,ndinr them has since been taken out of
his hands. Enlightened men, whose character for
sound Judgment and philosophy gives their opinions
weight in the community m N who observe. reflect
AMI make "assurdncc doubly sure, before they de-
eide, are everywhere approving and urging the use
of these wonderful preparations. All who contde
IN the wisdom ana honesty OF this class, or whp
choose to investigate for themselves, are now OF one
mindon this important SUBJECT
Tho evidence in the possession Of pr; koback
which is at all times accessible to the public, cstab
liShcs the following:
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GIN IS 4 RENEDIAL AGENT

THIS DELICIOUS TONIC sTMrLANT,
ESPECIALLY designed for the use of the Medical
T. Prof IS m and the Family. having seperseded
the so-call.d Gins" "Arlmltc," Cordial .""Med-
;catel," "Sctnarps," etc. is endorsed by all Of
the prominent physicians transc medicinal quail
tiles tonic aud duretc which belong to an old and
pure Gin. Put up in quart bottles and sold by all
druggists, Groccrs, etc
A. N. BIN1NGTR& & CO.,
Established in 177S.l Sole Proprietors.
No. Q Broad street n. Y.
For Sale by D. S. BARNES g. CO., No. lS Park
Row, and p. D. ORVlS, 1862 Broadway, New York
facilities, enable rs to furnish item with choice
LIQUORS for medicinal and family use.
For sale by Peek Hamilton, PcTysburg, Ohio.
Jan. 2Ith, lS60-3Sly.
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May be consulted free Of charge. at the following
times aud places =.
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nAYToN & MICHIGAN ROAD.

sNHVI''V''' '''II III NUUIVOI
Pcrrysburg, Sept. 7, lS6l-l0w5.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-04
shs,hx ceuntr messing.

The States Rights Secession party of Shelby cOun-
- held meeting at the court house IN eigh Last
Mondsy. Maj. GEO. w. FmHFR, formerly Ssaator
from Fayette and Shelby, presided over the meet
inr. Delegates were appointed to represent the
State and Congressional Conventions. The 2eth of
May was designated a. the day for the meeting Of
tbe Congressional Convention. IS
The meeting was addressed by Hon. W. T. AsEKx,
Col r. G. PArSs and HRAx Tn.HAN, Esq. The fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted unanimously: 81
The recentdisfaption of the States Of the Union
brought about BIZ the uneomproeilg hostility OF the
Northern States having led 70 the permanent esab-
ment of the Southern Oonfederacy. and believing
that the ilterests Of Tennessee are indissolnhly
united with the seeded States. Be 1t, therefore,
Resolved by the friends of.Southern rights Of
Shelby county, Thst viii unite with our friends
in other parts of the State IN using our best efforts
10 Mace tennessee in political communion with the
seeding States and that we accept the Constitution
of tle Southern Cousederacy, as furnishing plat
form of sound principles, upon which good and true
men can safely stand - -. 49,.
nessee. bv whatever name they may desire to be
known. or whatever shades of opinion they may
advocate do not. in cur opsnSn represent the true
interests of the State nor will such an organization
ever be successful in yindicstng the rights and
honor OF the State. ..-s
Resolusd. That all efforts at settlement having
failed we hold il to be the duty Of the Governor to
recommend to the LegislstureOf Tennessee to take
at its next meeting, steps for hepassage OF an ordl-
nance of secession dissolvng all connection with the
Northern Black Republican Confederacy, with q
yieW-of uniting with the Southern Confederacy,
which ordinance should be submitted to the peos
pie. 800
political position who is not in favor ct ~ lmmedi-
ate and unconditional secession of the State.
Resolved That the idea of q Middle State Confed-
eracy, az advocated by political leaders and trick
sean who regards tba present or future safety Of
her Institutions. ga
Resolued, That Isham G. Harris, Governor Of tbs
State of Tennessee, and W. T. Avery, our Late Rep
resentative in Congress by their statssmanlke and
patriotic eourse, have endeared themselves to the
advocates and supporters OF Southern rights, and
that they will carry with them, whether In public
or private lfe the confidence and gratitude of the
| people whose principles they have SO faithfully
served. 49,. ~. .4.... -
RESOLVED, That the proceedings of this meeting bt
published In the Memphis Appeal and Avalanche.
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Died At the residence other father r. R. Rains Esq., scar
Na,hyle on morning Of the 22h Of Marc Miss LIZZIE
4. III "a o. 5s.s year q Ser sre
Never was the SAYING Death loves shining marx" more
sap il sa ox his most amI,sss "a
;ptsrssnz young LADY, TAoag n ashs time Of bsf s>s
member Of this school, yet previous to the present year she
bss sr nsag ysszs Ven papil sads esssIS 10
upiI ever inspired teachers and schsomatss ~ aseDer s
tsnts cf respect and aeetion taaz did Mss Iiss gs
bs fact delinesies character more ulsy mas cs,s IN
sIhSisn ii detail Of qutiss fsSbsd j eouss5.
ID me psfssp ne ssssS1 i
4 AZ Close 81 tie last academic s srs
voUpS iaissl chose their name, u @ e ~
TiIins seniors Ltlsda ys ~ thnk It vas kr ovp fare
onsnscious Ii toe majesty of hes the 81 her &
s mOdesty and grace Of every look sad mooa e. tue ey q
v.r b.hoIaer he1as Queen Of hat rare and sp.aa
Of beauty insiigsnss which, on Aa day became he
Senior oiasih the Old Asadernyi :, - 49,
Yssrs aso ss hsa Rejected the subject Of her
s.sa,s0ns more Struggle and s Pree just a. her c.a.
began their Essays abe endured The
brief and painless struggle with death, -, - h
In her life and IN her Last siskns censumpon abe gave
The most sasfscoy evidence, Of full preparation ia the
s.freedom OF the skies. 80 ,rls - - IS h-.ss
IT only remain for Us fondy 70 cherish her memory ana
pare meet her in the better and brighter world
$50 Q. D. ELLIoTT.
u Nashville Female Academy siIl .saaasisAasrta
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The following gentlemen were then appointed
Cbmmittee on ResoMtioas: GroMeE SAvAGE, ~. o.
SKIRT. JEsEd4ocE, A. r. HASssER, W. B. SsLERTr
gHess s txzNss JOSH 6;;TaBB1E,I MIN RErrr.SasI
SnsE 1Hes. MlBFf and ISAAC lsS4cs and
after rstfhg for nsslt - hour tdthed and pre-
sertee tks Following preamble and resolutions
| WHICH were nnansnousB adopted:
NHEaEzs. our eonmen countfyis notonly threat
ened with dissolution but actually divided, which
dyissonAa been caused by an incessant war upon
znstitnsDn of the South By the Black
Repnole2EM ct tbs North; and whereas, we are in
favor of an acsbie adjustment of all the troubles
that new distract the public mind both North and
believing that the recognition ofthe independence q
the Sperg1 Co,gedTucg by the United States is the
surest and only means by which this peaceful zd-
tjustrneht can be accomplished Therefore, -. s
Resolred That we favor the recognition OF the
independence of the seeded States and are opposed
to coercion in any and every particular e.
Resolped, That we regard any attempt on tire part
of the United States tore-enforee the forts IN the
seeded States, or collect the revenue WITHIN tne
1 Jurisdiction of the same, an act of eUercion.
ResoIved, That we utterly abhor and condemn the
uractice. of inauguratnga President of the United
States with military force, or body guard NJ
1 Resolped, That Thomas B. Murray is the first
/ choice of the county of Warren to represent the
Fourth Congressional district in our next Con
Resolved, That we appoint the following dele
gates to represent the county Of Warren in the State
Convention, which meets in Nashville on the 18th
of May next and that our delegates shall have full
power to east the vote Of this county for any man
of our party whom the Convention may present: y
Thomas Mabry, Robert Webb, BIZ. Hill, S. j
4 Walling, L. B. Waters Thomas s. Myres, Jesse Lock
4 George NJ. Smstt Thos B. Murray, w. T. N, Betty
Samuel McGee and James McGee. s - ..,-ai. :
CItwas moved that the Secretaries forward copies
of the proceedings 70 the Ke,s Era and Union AN
AMERICAS; requesting publications. aso9s1 Eo's1ia
~ ''A-'S : '..s GEoRoE N. Starr man
w. I. cHRssTIAS J. J. WoRMACK, Secretaries, 81 81
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Dancing.

NN &. GOODWIN and Daughter has he honor to annsune
iva the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Nashville and Vicinity
that they viii series OF Instructions in the Poa
Art Of "A NCIN at Odd Fellows Hail. on Saturday,
st9 o'clock n, and 3 p N. a.is.i3 -it fa ~
Mr. Goodwin Parents and Guardians vhs honor
him With their support that attention will be given
his part the advancement Of the Pupils with whom he
may inrused. He will introduce all the eso Gd Fsh
tORGbls Dances of LoED on and PARIS. .eIu
Dancing universal that cannot be dispensed With
In the educon 81 Young Ladies' Gentlemen. It indeed
both useful and ornamental forms and strengthens the
body and improves the carriages .aef e so,-4 at ~
Mr.. capabilities we'll known, Teacher that II
requires sny this insure him the attention OF
all DESTROYS Of Improvement ia this elegant department
Nothing address and appearance as
and grscefu department OF which be learned success
fully under Mr.. G's excellant Instruction. f fs i
Nan1A-dst 't'..
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a. !, aid not well know he P1fot might bs
!. .,,;,,,, =
ludusceu y Oe t 80, s.e 1oF Vur
Revolutionary stners that tne fdnaes did not exist
in their day. Speaking Of the Southern Congress,
say - ,s.ss ts..r..r - !,
That Congsess ne. a. r Gonssomery' Proceeoeo
70 frame rrosss VS. G1ssrn ne y. - maoe me
form ana Ierce a1a sen'in u 1as
sosolu.e Ior one $3.50 tt $3.50 ~ -
or consent ~ ignored inc people VINO were 70
sustain ana support ~ sner money ana possloy
Dy their 1le9e. le'leu SNAssi ~ IAlses srIes.
electso reslIens am ne ~
haTe assumed tnear omces ana mace
uRoer .nsm q mry Or ~ cow,
ne naonIa have not been consulted.
| Il went further Il promulgated Constitution for
| a Permanent Government and by show o. respecs