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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
:7oURT MoMMoN PLEAS, WOOD co.

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Henry PhillVF and Albert Hcufcr vs. Charlos
Stahler Ut al.
The defendant Levi Whitman will take notice
that on the 29th dav Of March, 1861, the plaintiffs
Henry Phillips and Albert Heuer filed their stition
against Charles StilLcr, his wife Adelino Stahlcr,
cki.Xhitman and others in the Court of Common
Pleas within aad for the county of Wood and State
of Ohio. and wid Is still pending therein, and that
the object and prayer OF said petition is to obtain
order for the sale OF the following premises situate
in Freedom township, Wood county, Ohio, and be-
ing the northwest fractional part Of section eleven
in township Eve, north range twelve east, lying on
the north side of Portage river supposed TO be IL
east part of the south west quarter of section two
town five north, range twelve east, containing ten
acres, less; also the cast part of the north
west fractional of section eleven, town ye north of
range twelve east, containing two less;
and for the application of the proceeds arising from
the sale of said premises TO the payment of the
amount due said plaintiffs upon the note of said de-
fendant Charles StaEcI, dated September Both,
1856, for the payment to said plaintiffs of SAT- in
after date with interest from date until paid,a ,at
the rate of ten per cent per annum the payment of
said note secured by mortgage upon said
premises; said plaintiffs in said petition that
certain mortgage executed by said Sahler and wife
and delivered to said Whitman and recorded in
vol 5 Of mortgages, page 459 of Wood county rec
ords, has been fully discharged.
Said defendant Whitman will also take notice
that unless he answers said petition before the
2jth day of May, 1861, Judgment will be rendered
against him by default according to the prayer
thereof NJ. R.& r. WAITE ATTY s for plf's.
april Sd, l96l--4Sw6SS G5. sae gseFtft8~
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April 26, 186l-52w6S3O5

n o 7 &c E,
William II. Mann of Batavia, New York, will take
notice that James Myers and William Baker did,
the 26th day of April, 1861, file their petition in
the court of common pleas Of Wood county, seeking
to oreclosc mortgage given by said Mann to said
plaintiffs and NJ. johnson, April is, 1859, upon the
west half of the southeast quarter of section 81,
town s. north of range cast in said county, to Sc
cure three notes Of Sl6GG.66 each, dated Nov. l.,
ts54 and payable respectively on the LIST January
1856. 1857. and 1858. TO a g :
Said Wm III. Mann is further notified that unless
he appear and answer said petition on or before the
29h of June next, the same will be taken as con-
fcsscd and judgement renderedaecordingly.
BAKER & COLLINS.
April 26, 1861 52wG$405 Pitts Atys.
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pnhlic Snln.

Mr.. Levi A. Cass viii offer for sale at his FARM
two miles west OF bowling t'rcen the cntrr stock
OF his farm, consisting of ho,s'ea. cgtc, farming i'm
-1i-Slsats. &c. &c. The sale Is to he on Saturday.
the 18th ms;.
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Iirgimnntnl NiIicnrs.

Upon the orgamiSation of regiment, AT camp,he
following officers ar glcucdby the companies conn
posipgithe regiinmtl; One Colonrl Lcut. Colonel
Major, Adiutant, Sgt. Major. Qurtcrmaser Quar-
teru,aser Sgt. Adjt. 0lrrk Crnnnissary Sgt, Adit
Orderly. 4t t.'
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Drowned.

The Def tncc B"mocro' says merchant Of that
place WAS arnwncd in the Auglaizc river, ncar the
mouth of the blanchard, while attempting to cross
the stream IN q canoe week before last.
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A EnlsrI,nnd Nnilnh.

The report that there existed disntItcton In the
ranks of the Fort Megs Rifles is inlso, MS is attest
ell by the whole company in a communication which
want OF space forbids us publishing this week
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The following schoonors have been loaded at this
port, with slaves, since our last rrport J. Hughes
Lucy Auehard and Suow Drop.
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Lake twp, April %
D0AD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition will be pro-
scnted to the commissioners of Wood county atther
June session of 1851 asking them TO grant view
mcnce at the northeast corner of the north west
quarter of section twenty in Perry tw j., in the cen
ter of an east and west county road, and run due
south the quarter line Of said section twenty and
twenty mine TO the southeast corner of the south
west quarter Of section twenty nine and there ter
inmate. MANY PETITIONERS.
April 10th iIs6l-52w2%.a 4.H1
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!. PARKS pRIckLY PLAsTERs.

They lmpari strength they Annihllate Pain,
These delightful ploStors yield readily
Parks 70 the motion OF the body, absorb pevspi-
Patent ration and throw on al the offensive
Porus eoaguatod impurities OF the system.--
prickly They should be used for AL Chronic
Plasters Pains, Fainnoss, Dyspepsia. Colds, Con,
Are sumption, rheumatism, Female Weak
Sold ness, eic. They retain their active prop
BY all ertes when other Plasters are useless and
Dealers Where applied pain cannot exist, Every
From family should have them. One size ON
TO ~ cloth, three sises on leather Samplu sent
Dimes. by mail, ON receipt OF IS cents.
~. 5. BARNEs, 10 q 10 Park Row,N, Y.
Agrll, lses-asly,
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New Goods.

We take pleasure in calling attention to the ad-
vcrtiscment Of r. r. Miller 4 Co.'s new and well So
lectcd stock of spring and summer goods. Now Is
the time TO buy cheap bargains.
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Those who have Promised tu pay their subscrir-
tons in wood, viii confer Q,ou favor by bringing
1t along nuw, as we arc cntr'y out If You can not
bring wood, send US the mmcy tlut we may buy il
clsr,y hers
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M A II o o d <yFESu
lFl How LosT-IIow RESTORED. <LAsLSEd&
just published in Sealed Envelope, SfAkaAA1Y
ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RAD
ICAL CURE OF SPERMAT0REIlEA, A, or Sem
inal Weakness Sexual Debility Nervousness and
Involuntary Emissions, inducing Impotency, and
Mental and Physical Debility.
BY ROB. j. CULVERWELB, NJ. D.,
Author of the g Green Book" &e.
The word~renowned author,in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his experience
that the awful consequences of sef-lbusc may he
eti1ctIlally removed without medicines and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougies,nsruments,
rings or cordials, pointing out mode of cure at
once certain and eeetual, by which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately and radically. This
lecture will prove a boon TO thousands and thou
sands.
Sent to any address under seal, post paid, on the
receipt of two postage stamps by addressing DIR.
CHAS, j. G. KLINE, l27 Bowcry, New York. Post
Office box 4,5S6. 7-ly
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DR. BgLLISGnAMs 0SGuENlzsg gp4rs-- AnlericmI
uiating the growth OF beard wbiskers, OF scalp
hair, is new esmided exclusively 70 the firm of
Messrs. Horace l.. Hegeman Il Co., of New York,
thus gising the American purchaser double guar
antee Of ils usual reoommepdaiory merits. See
advertisement 1w 4
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CouRr OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD CO.

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Alphonso Taft vs. John G.Worthington and Eliza
beth Worthington.
The defendants John G.. Worthington and Elizas
beth Worthington will take notice that on the 29th
day of March, 1861, the plaintiff Alpbonso Taft fled
his petition against said defendants ia the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the county of Wood,
and state of Ohio which is still pending therein and
that the object and prayer of said petition is to OBJ
tain Judgment against said defendants John G.
Worthington for the of Sl764 with the interest
thereon from October 18th, 1858; being the amount
due said plaintiff upon the two promisary notes of
said defendant both dated "Cncinnat October 18th,
1888 and each for the payment Of 1882 with interest
from date, in year and the other in eighteen
months after date, and also to obtain order for the
sale ofthe following described premises mortgaged
by said defendants to said plaintiff to secure the
payment of the notes aforesaid, viz: all those GER
tain lots parcels of land situate lying and being
in Wood county, Ohio, and known and described as
out-lotS numbers 2G3 &, 264 in the new survey of
out-lots in the City of Perrysburg, in said county,
and for the application of the proceeds arising from,
the sale of said premises to the payment of the
amount due said plaintiff upon the notes aforesaid.
Said defendants will also take notice that unless
they answer said petition on or before the 10th day
OF May, 1861 judgment will be .rendered- AGAINST
them by default according TO the prayer thereof.
NJ. r. II r. WAITE, attys for plaintiff.
nril 81 d8p6S7
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The s:iIend Worth Guards.

Owing to the crowded state Of the camp at Clevc-
land, the above company return "a to this plcc, last
week where they are at present awaiting orders.
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Am TO Digestion. Some people are prciudioed
against the use Of Salcratus and say thai is very
unhealthy. But Chemists and Physicians say that
pure Saleratus is not only perfectly healthy bat is
corrector Of the stomach and an aid 10 digestion.
We are happy TO assure our patrons that in pro
curing ID. b. De I.and& Co.'s Chemical Saler,tus
they willbe in the possession Of perfectly pure
article and one thai win do you good For salcby
-. HsECncocE. PetsysbSirg, Ohio, lw
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How Does Peruvian syrup

Cure SO many diseases apparently dissimilar =
Whenever the mind is taxed more than the hoiy,the
pcnalyis Dyspepsia, the nost convenient name for u
legion OF complaints, beginning with impaired diges
ton, and generally ending in Consumption, and ull
originating in deterioration of thN blood.
Frm the Rcv. nr. Orcenlcaf
CtNciNNNrt, October -, 1850.
have derived 50 much personal benefit lrm the
"perUviOn SYRUP thar do not hesitate to recon-
mend ts uac to all that large class of cases, where
lv and persons whose occupations tax heavily the
nervous energies, orto sufferers iom the dcbitating
effects Of summer heats believe this to bc nva
labl, rpnedhll AGENT
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09

The following subscribers have paid In part aud
In full for the .IouRNAI snrn n,,r lnsi rrnnrt-,
la,,our lsoon Tnhle'
ia fast ZINE, June 1851 Ghas, J. Peter

ia fast ZINE, June 1851 Ghas. J, Peter
- iasV - Pa.
the action of,mbcr wp t,aso secn in a
with the reI'ing II J ane Ross Is reilly
1s.a1 sE.ssty have eth the price If the Mage
a. ,,u III be snrs % please The
- "'e i''''-loFed patterns, printed ON
/ ( Ihile,a.. g 7vs to the stgries, they are all
50 good we should not know wheykto par,iculaiizc.
Ladies get it and read it, II w,ll sniy v6.t you 50
ayeari or You get up club of eight suhscribers
i viii only cost you sl2A-easl
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The Bowling Green Volunteers.
This company is now full thoroughly orgauizct
aud awaiting orders.
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DoAD NoTIcE,

R0ND not IT
Notice is hereby given that there will be o peh~
tion brought hcnre the commissioners of Wood coun
ty, Ohio, at their June session praying for the estab
hshmcHi of a county road, sixty feet wide commen-
chg.u the count, line between the counties of Wood
apd Hancock, az the quarter post between sections
thirty h'e aud thirty Six, range eleven Bloom twp.
Wood county, Ohio, and running north on section
line six miles and there terminating.
ABril 2l 1851 SI-.lU3@
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A N.EE's SALE.

By virtue of an order Of sale issued from the pro-
bate court of Wood county, Ohio, viii offer at the
door of the court house In Perry rysbug, ON
Saturday June l. 1861,
at | o'clock ~ M of said day, The following dcscrib-
I'd rei csa,, tO-wt: Ia lots in the the town Of Per-
rvshurg number 3sG the north 20 feot and the south
80 feet Of the north 5S OF same lot, and the north
half of in lot number l07, less four feet for alley;
also the west half Of the northeast quarter and the
west half of the north half of the southeast quarter,
in range townsphip four and scction twentytwo,
containing 20 acres, all in Wood county, Ohio
Terms of sale; third the day of SALE balance
in annual payments, oue-thirl yearly. Deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage and interest
from date. beds s. SPHINX,
Aassgncc Of the Pcrrysburg Bank.
PcTysburg. April %, 1881 52w 5$3,s5
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DoAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will
county at their next regular session for the estab-
lishmcnt of township road commencing at the half
mile post between sections twenty eight and twenty
nine, range twelve, township seven on the lucas 81
Wood county free turnpike thence west 10 the half
mile post between sections twenty mine and thirty ON
the Goss road and there terminate.
JOHN IIARPEL.
Lake twp, April 23d, 1861 52w3*
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= IL GREENLEAE.

Rector of 81 pnufs Church.
'PERNINN SvRur' Is solution of rrOtoxidc of
Iron, new discovery in medicine, and strikes at
the root Of disease 10y producing healthy blood, the
source OF all vitality IN human organism. For sale
all by druggists, Agents for Pcrysbmg, Peek
Hamilton. - f.. iSwa
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( 8 x WrAvKn,s Z, .Nrvr ANn \

DR.S. A. WEAvER's ANKER ANp SALr RHguM
SYRuPs-Iae object of this syrup il " throw all
impuElles which are IN the blood out upon the sur
face Of tIoskin, which Is the only true way that
the haeod can ever be reed from them. When they
Out upon the skim they can at once be rentogoh
by applying the cerate, which will in all cases
eject permanent cure. There Is no external APP
plicaton which will alone permanently ome this
class af diseases. Sold BY PECK & HAMILTON,
Perry1burg, 0hie. 52wI
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--SuAarers from Scrofula and Scrofulous aztec
o1s, eloah upi Why wear your Pimples, Blotches
-, Sores? Why have the ite twisted out of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism and Gout2 Why
lhflitsc and Alercural disease 20 rot the
yyona body, or the tesh oil yonr bones
Your sluggish blood drag and scatter its
ers Through your veins 2, AyER's CoNP
Sarsaparilla cures tbose complaints, and
Is them cut Of, Abe pyssem. Usoit faithfully
d bring 10 society y heal IlhieT, oleanler and
more acceptable naeinber. = Dsasoer@i bot''A9re,
!. 80 - 9r-.,s4 Tsm tas VI
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LEGAL ApV,r.
CHERIFF.s SALE.

GHER1FFS SALE.
Robert W. Freeman vs. Sylyanus jefferson and s..
8. CLARK.
BY virtue Of an execution to prs directed and de-
liycrcd from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Wood
county, Ohio in the above entitled cause, I shall
offer for sale at public auction at the door Of tho
Court House. in Pcrrysburg, in said county, on
Saturday, May l1th, 1861,
between tho hours Of IL and O'Clock p. m, the
following described lands and tenemcnts, to-wit;
the north half cf the south half Of the north east
quarter and the north half Of the north east quarter
OF section thirty six, township FIVE north Of range
nine east, in Wood county, Ohio.
ASHER Cook atty. q. E. GUYER, sheriff.
April 10Th. lS6I-iyw5S3 81.
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D0AD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition will be pre-
scnted to the commissioners of Wood county at their
next stated meeting, praying for the location of
county road, commencing east the county line be-
tween Wood and Ottowa counties, between sections
"a 25 thence west till it interests the Crago road
between sections 81 and 2S and there terminate.
Nav / lS6l-52w3
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VN II R,0 d U G G ER.
This wonderful article, Just patepied, is some-
who are wanIcd everywhere. FaitPafticnars sent
fes. Addpss
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ATGmsoE, X. T., Feb. q.
The Kansas Relief COMMITTEES held their
monthly meeting toasy. dispatch Nas
received BY Gen. Pomeroy, from J. Il. Will
liams. Eco, Treasurer Of the New York Re-
lief Committee, suiboriElng him to draw on
them for $4,000. Encouraged by this time
ly aid the Committee directed The immedi
ate establishment Of one relief depot south
Of the MarAis dc Cygus, and another south
Of tie Kaw river ut Topeka. Teams viii
be started tomorrow morning. SPECIAL
thanks were voted 10 le New York Com
mittce for their generous suooor at this
critical moment. Resolutions were also
passed thanking the Chicago COMMITTEES
and an others who by their generous etorts
have thus far aided the cause.
A Committee Of ooTrespo pondenoe consist
ing Of Charles Lines, n B. Blake and J. g.
Burgett all New England men, were ap-
pointed to advise with the Boston Commit
tee relative 10 some two tons OF clothing,
shoes, so, for want Of which the people are
suffering, but which still remain locked up
in the hands Of the express agent here fei
the non nay yment Of freights. Il was stated
that these goods, like ell which have been
forwarded by the New York and Chicago
Commissioners would have come in free
had they been sent absolutely to General
PomeFoy instead Of being consigned 70
Boston agent unknown to railroad sgenti
and unreeogniIed by the express oompa'
nies. The Committee Of correspondence
were slso instructed to implore the Boston
Committee to make prompt distribution
Of the funds which have been for ten weeks
aceumulaiine in their hands, but not dol
ar Of which, as yet has entered Kansas
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NEW YORK mARKBT-FRB. ,,


FLOUR-Market agasn declined Sc Per Dbl. Only
q limited demand for home consumtion, and very
moderate export enquiry.
Sales are 1900 bbls at Ss,l06S5,l5 for Elperfne
state; S6,2O@s,30 Tor extra state S5i005-M for
superhne Westarni 1913 $50 for common to me-
dium extra western; S55565,65 for chipping brands
extra round hooped Ohioi and t5,7097,0O fortrade
brands do.
The market closed heavy with holders disposed to
CANADIAN FLOUR Market dull and droop-
ing. Sales are 80 bbls ats5s2s97,25 for common to
RYE FLOUR Quiet with trihing sales at ss,4o
0llB for common to choice Euperfne
CORN MRAIs-Market very duh and heavy.
Sales lo9 hbls BrahdyTine s. 50.
IWHTSH K--Eirm and IN good demand. sales $50
bbls az lslsc; including 90 bbls p & D. at l9c-
EAIl-Anrkst opened with good export de-
Sales ara i, 500 bus Milwaukee club Wisconsin and
Iowa amber at 81 5deliveredi white western ,2s6
81 so; white Ind, ti-45.
RHR-Quiot At $685..
LEY-Market dull at ss9s0c, 70 quail
OORN-Market heavy and lc per bus lower, with
only limited demand for export and home con-
auuption; Sales q 900 bus at 66 Tor old west
slh Ael N atorei &c delivered; 639o5c for Whita
western az the X. b. Depot and b3c for new yellow
's1,s1 =, 4 aaa la'se ior choice white southern.
uAss-ln Little better request and at steady pri-
ee9 ee9 eaies Et a50l36c for western Canadian aud 363
~ S.s4iei end including very choice lots $40
49, - . aull heavy and lower Tor mess.
buyers AZ the inside price, and dull and noana for
BEEF-lMarket quiet and STEADY sales ar,
Us bba at s., ,l5ao0 for country priue 81 7sfs a
f5f DC mess; sa,0lGi00o Tor rHpecEed fness. si61I
for sxtre ness Saso09l000 rspaUked mess; sl5f7,a
PRIME MISS BEEF-DuI ana nominal
bEEF HAALs-steadyi i29l5 for state and Wes-
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NOT1CE.-THE CRkDITORS
IN OF Ezra b. Cleveland, and al others interest
ed viii take nofic8 that on the l5th day u January
la9l the said Ezra B. Cleveland made application %
me for discharge from custody end protection from
arrest on all claims annexed 20 hi5 petition, aud
which was hlad In my ONCE the 28th day Of Jauu-
Hry, 1851, and that copies Of all papers filed In my
Office viii b. returned 90 the Courtof Common Pleas
for Guy yahOga county, ohio, before the second
day Of the February term Of said Court next 70 b.
holden. JOSEPH 8 GR tNEIs,
Jan3l l86ls322 CnmuiiFsiuner q u rznlrrnfa
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sT. LouIs UNEoN mBEFINa.


The citizens meeting Of unconditional
Union men convened again at the Feran-
dan Hall this afternoon, pursuant TO ad-
journment, to receive The report Of the com
mittee OF twenty-five, appointed at the
previous meeting. The following list Of
names we're presented by the committee as
deleretes to tho State Convention, and
unanimously accepted: Il. r. Gamble, NJ.
L. Linton, John How, Uriel Wright George
R. Taylor, ]. A. BrOadhead, F. Long, Ferd.
Mercer, Henry Hitchcock, Turner Maddox,
Isidors Burch, Sol. Smith, Wm. SouddeT
Hudson E. Bridge, and J. h. shackleford.
The meeting was numerously attended
and several strong Union speeches were
made and were enthusiastically spplauded
Among the speakers we're F. 2. Blair, Jr,
who cordially approved o. the ticket and
urged all union-loviug men 70 support 1t.