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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-01

OREGON CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-Messrs.
Lewis and Randall, the Engineers en-
gagged in locating the above road, return
ed to this city by Thursday evenings boat
from the Willamette. They have located
the FIRST sixty miles of the road from Port
land, which takes the line to the "HoImes'
Gap" in Polk County, and being really
the shortest line between this city and
the center of that rich agricultural region.
capable Of being passed by either wagon
road or railroad. A map of the line To-
Gated through the "Cornell Pass" and
Tualitan Plains WILDE forwarded to the
Secretary of the Interior by next steamer.
After preparing all necessary maps and
estimates, the surveyors will resume their
field work, and survey one line via Lafay-
cite and also extend the present line to
the head of the Willamette valley. In
this connection we are pleased to learn
that the property holders of this city are
making liberal donations of land, lots, &c.
to aid the enterprise, a list of which we
are promised at an early day.-Herald.
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LOCAL AGENTS.
Notice.

N0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN, WARNING
.1y the public against buying or trading for
either of four promissory notes made payable to
J. O.. Thornton or bearer, for the sum ofthree hum
dred and s~eventy-f7e $3.50 dollars each, and
bearing date. September 18th, 1867.
Two of the above notes are payable in one year
from date, and two in two years from date.
The above notes were obtained BY misrepresen-
tation and without consideration for valuereceiyed,
therefore I will not pay them.
THOMAS MONTEITH.
Albany, Oregon, Oct. II, Ise7.-y8nl7Y4
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sPECIAL

NoTTCE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO i
IN persons knowing themselves indebted to the
undersigned, either by note or book account, to
settle the same in cash or merehantable produce
at the market valIie, by the 10th day of December,
1857, as If is absolutely necessary that we collect
the same to enable us to carry on our business
By promptly attending to the above requirements,
you will confer a favor upon
W. w. PARRISH q co.
Albany, Oct. 20, I867-Y3n12tf
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disease, and gcntiy, but surely, draws Nil morbid
hunor from the liberated parts. II purihes the
blood, rs IL Il composed wholly Of vegetable ma
Y~tefials. It strengthens and does not dcbilitats thu
general system. Il tends 10 quiet the nerves and
invigorale the patient and assist In relieving Tbs
c0ngested condition Of the lungs, BY difusiDg tht
accumulated blood over the surface, and IL clears
away the distractions that impede egTcss Of all The
impurities Of the body through their natural chan
nels-tbe bowels-aud more especially does u tend
% draw all exeTetion from the lungs. aud induces
a new aud vigorous action % the liver and imparts
strength and new life 10 the patient.
Bear fhis in mind. that the secret Of the succeff
Of my Tboracie Balnam lies enclosed In this little
InutrshelI FIRST, IL does not irritate the lungs aud
cause the patient to expecloratc second, II door
couiinenee NJ once t0 heal the ulcers il soOthss
aud aliays the inflammation. aud stops the coughing
and expect0ration IL strengthens aud encourage
the patient. and. wth proper noafisbment. be
must recover. This medicine don't give you new
lungs IL only tnsuds up your old ones, and, with
care they may take you away ON into g good old
age.
| connot close without saying a word to my owfl
sex. nm no@ IN my slxty-lFst year. and can
truly say that with all my experience with female
diseases, / hare found IL the safest and best rene.
dy. aud no woman ire defeats health should be
without IL. DR.. Aver lrutbfully remarks That less
than ono-haif Of The females u the United State
have sound health. and tie condition Of the dinaf
ldered ores IL ! leaving liz impress IN the RISING gen
NtAfVA $3.50 go -
remedy for thsse evils. Fer painful OF suppFsssf.
mepses. irregularities. etc, aud also lr women 81
the turn Of life. aud fraii Elrs. this medicine vii
he found invaluable. II should also be used be
fore aud after confinement. IAN ounce Of pre-
yentive h better than q pound If cure"
Remember. kind father, or fond husband. whet
administering my medicines t. q darling dsugbte'
or frail sir. shat they ne e.fup"sed - Il" death
dealing tnibe3ats ~ uAussatins drngs. q make III
sick mnrn miserable and hasten their ~nutitHcit
ErRH . hEE sEpe 80 a rNEnSEFR#A al medicinal gs4@8%
herbs, barks, blossoms. etc, wtth whose ganerf q
healing virtues years of experiences have made ms
familiar.
For farther particulars sec pamphlet accompany
Ing every bottle. Mas. l.. A. sTIpP.
SMITH 4 DAVIS, Portland,
Generai Agents.
All If Mrs. L. A. stipp's Medicines are manu-
featured and pat up by ". G. AyKgy. Salem. Ore
gon, 10 whom ell letters on business should be d.
recsed.
Mrs. L. A. Slips Medicines for sale st Whit
more 4 Co.. Albany Elkins 4 Son, Lebanon
II. Smith. Harrisburg.
Sept. II. 1s6T-ysE5yI.
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DAY & BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
vUHIs INSTITUTE n SITUATED

THIS INSTITUTE ~ SITUATED
in g retired and beautiful location. away
from the business portion Of the city, on THIRD,
between d and c STREETS, Portland. Oregon.
Attached TO the building arc extensive and bekn'
tifuI grounds for the convenience OF pupils.
The Educational Department will be Ia charge
IT an efficient corps Of Teachers. CAPT. J. r. q.
ALLSOPP, formerly q Professor In the University
Of Louisiana, and for the Last Ave years Principal
Of . Collegiate Institute IN the Southern part 4
California; Principal
No effort will be spared 20 make this Institute
equal 20 the best on the Pacific coast. The course
Of studies will embraces all the branches usually
Taught In hrst-ciass seminATies IN the East, IN,
clading the Classics, Preach, German, Spanish,
Mathematics, de-, dc.
The Musical Department viii be conducted By
PROP. II. GUIDO GRoB, Graduate Of Planet
ConservatoTie.
Parties from the country may rest assured thai
under the care # MRS. GKoB. (MaIFon Of la
Establishment they sillexperienee all the attention
Of . mother aud enjoy the comforts Of q home.
n, B.-PaFticaIar attention viii be paid 20 thu
choice Of Text Books. in order to avoid anything
Of n Sectional or ParfIsaH nature, Ia our curriculum
Of studies.
FoT further particulars. enquire At the Institute
or address II. GUIDO GRoB. p. o. Box No. les
CAPT. ALLs0PP will continue 10 give Evening
Lessons in the Modern Languages and English
branches.
October IL. Is67-v3n9yI
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All Losses Paid Immediately in United
States Gold Coin.

lTvHE PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY.
having arranged with Messrs. BIGELOW 4
BROTHER for the transfer of all the business oil
the Fire Insurance Companies lately represented
y them, is now prepared to offer to all parties
Formerly insured by said companies, equally good
terms and prompt payment Of losses, in United
States gold coin.
Mr.. H. Fl. BIGELow viii be the general Agent
for this Company from this date.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-01

The completion of the negotiation for
the purchase of the Island of st. Thomas
is delayed to await the decision Of the
people Of the island, whose consent is
made a condition precedent to the aceep-
lance of Nh. Stewards offer of 81, 0O0, 900
for it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-01

SELF-REspEcT.-The trucst self-re-
spect lies, not in ~exacting honor that
Is undeserYed, but in striving to attain
that worth which receives honor and OBJ
serTanee as its rigltful due.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-01
AID yERTIsEMENTs
Aunr,s
PIIIS

Are you sick, feeble. and
c0mpIainiugg Arc you out
Of orde with your system
deranRed, and your feelings
uncomfoTtable71hese q ymp
toms are often the prelude
10 serious Illness Some 1t
Of sickness II creeping upon
you, and should be aveTted
By q timely use Of the right
remedy Take Ayers Pills,
ard cleanse out the disor-
dered hum0rs- purify the
blood, and let the fluids
! move on unobstTucted in
health again. They stimu-
late the functions Of the
kNHv fufn gf00raffa aaffgf4w
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directors of Pacific insurance Co

sAE FRANCISCO Jas. D'Fremery, Lloyd Tevis,
Louis MeLane, VIM. Sherman, Oliver Eldridge,
VIM. AlVord, John o.. Earl, A. b.. Forbes,
Alex Well, Alfred BOrel, J. G. Kellogg,
Adm Seligman, G.. I. Lawton, 81. Cheeseman,
Arson G.. Stiles, e. L. Goidstein, G.. II. Howard,
John G.. Bray, Noses Ellis, G.. w. Beaver,
A. Hayward, P. L. Weaver, s. Steinhart,
j. W. G. Rice, David Stern, M. Rosenbaum.
G. Meyer, Jonathan Hunt, SACRAMENTO.
D.. j. Oliver, w. T. Coleman, Edgar Mills,
Alpheus Bull, E. w. Leonard, G.. w. Move,
W. G. Ralston, T. L. Barker, G. 7. Wheeler.
L. Sachs, T. L. Meyer, MARYsvuLE.
Fred. Billings, S. N. Wilson, ]. II. Jewett.
A. L. Tubbs, John B. Newton, PORTLAND.
IL. n. Newhall, Edward Martin, w. s. Ladd,
Adam Grant, d. o. Mills, Jacob Kamm.
J.. D. Fry, H. Hanssmann, STOCKTON.
II. H. Bigelow, LIE. Benehly, I. B.. Anthony.
VIM. Hooper, Moses Heller, VIRGINIA., KEv.
Chas Mayne, VIM. Seholle, VIM. Sharon,
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OFFICERS:
J. HUNT, President.
A. J. RALsTON, Secretary.
G. A. LATON, Marine Secretary.
HI. H. BIGELOW GenI Agent.

LADD &TILToN, PORTLAND,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR
Oregon and Washington Territory.
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Gke aemotrat,
The Bible.


FEBRUARY l, 1868
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-01
OUR AGENTS.

The following named gentlemen are authorised
TO act as Agents for THs STATE RIoHTs DEMo-
aAr, and to receive nd receipt for subscriptions
TO the paper:
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EEPKB6ENTATVE.

n. wutiams, term expires March 9, 1871.
d ". Corbets. term expires March 8, 1873.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-01
Rufus Mallory, term expires Mafsh ., 1871.
srArK dnmcIARY.

first Distriet-P. p. Pnm1. Ass- Justice OF the SUI
preme Court and ez-o6Fcio, Jadge Of the LIST Ju-
diciai District; residence, Jacksonville.
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Din. AYgg; Your Pills are the paragon. Of all that
u great in medicine. They hare cured my HitIe
daughter OF ujceT0us sores upon her HANDS ana ieeL
that had froved incurabIe for years. Her mother
has been long geteV0usly afflicted with blotches and
pImpIes on her skin and in lnF hair. After our
child was cured, che also tried your Ptlls, au0 they
have cured her, ASA
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ga-Au kislds or Greaso taken in ex-
change for trade. v2n40tf.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-14
ADDRESS.
CoLrMnus, Feb. 0, 1853,

COLUMBUS, Feb. 8, 1853,
To ne loyal Union Electors Of The State
of Ohio:
The great and vital Importance of the is
sucR involved in the approaching State and
National elections, impels the Union Re
publican members of the General Assembly
of the State to address you on the impor.
tance aad beneficial influences of large
attendance of tue friends oi good govern.
mont, at Columbus on the 4th of March
uext, to attend tho State Convention on that
day. .d
The approaching campaign, in the issues
Involved, 10 more important and vital to
tho peace md prosperity Of tho counrry
than any political contest which has sue
ceeded it. The great questions of war are
yet unsettled. The party which involved
the country in tho war, deluging it with
the blood Of our young mon, and brought
grief and miaery TO households oil over the
land, is now making desperate aud unscru,
pulUns efforts to regain control Of tho Ma.
tunal Governments. We therefore earn.
ostly imploro our loyal iellUw.citizens to
come up 10 the Capital of the State In large
delegations, composed Of the sages and
young men OF tue party, who sustained the
country in the hour of lis trial tho veter.
ana and soldiers who fought aud Lled in
it's defense, TO organize tor thorough and
brilliant campaign.
The recent glorious struggle in the Eighth
Congressional District, which resulted in
the triumphant election ot General Beatty,
assures us that the current of defeat has
/ been happily and successfully checked.
Lei the reaction be further encouraged aud
/ promoted by the assemblage of large uum.
& he a IA Of
every county in the State on the day
named, to secure thorough and eiticieut
organisation of our forces, backed by a
hearty determination that victory no lees
glorious than that Of 1863 shall again ejOiee
loyal heRrts all over tho land.
II ia expected that ali tie railroads OF
I the State will issue halifare tickets aud
our Uuion friends OF Columbus invite their
loyal felow-citiSens attending the Conven'
ton to the hospitality OF their homes on
that day.
All delegations, however numerous, will
be entitled TO seats in the Convention; bul
the votes ct the couuties will be as indi-
Gated in the call ot the State Central Com
mit,ee.
A Joyous time NAV be expected, one that
will rejoice the heart OF every patriot aud
inaugurAte q campaign that viii result in
the full triumph OF liberal principles, and
give peace and prosperity to the whole
laud.
JAMES G. HAIL, Of Lucas;
J. .WARREN KMFER, OF CLARK;
JANIS ScorT, OF Wauen;
RoBERT b. DENNIS, of Cuyahoga
WV. z. JOHNSON, Of Athens;
Committee on behalf Of the Union Members OF th'
General Assembly of the State of Ohio
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/ by their action in the Drcmisee, that they
win regard the general interests cf ,lis
ceNnty, and select such plan for county
buildings as shall coniport wittmr growth
In population and wealth, and viii, the ne.
cessities Of the county business, for at least
half century 10 come.
BE that as it may so are very sure that
the great mass Of taxpayers will join with
us in demanding from the Commissioners q
pronpt decision Of this matter, by refer.
ing IL to tue popular vote, so that litigation
may cesse, aud The controversy receive its
hnai solution. m
For ourselves, wo are free 10 declare
that we regard the location Of the County.
seat as but OF little value in relation to tue
beat iniercsts of Perrysburg. Que good
manniaciory will benefit this place moro
than the Courthouse can do. IfthcreToro tho
tax payers Of Wood County are willing to
pay an additional amount of taxes to iefray
the cost Of new county buildings, at Bow.
ling Green, we unhesitatingIy say Amen to
II.
We give below the decision Of the Su.
preme Court in the Injunction case. The
question was ably argued in behalf OF the
plaintiff by Messrs. RANNY, BAcKus and
Ex Attorney General MURRAY, aud for the
defendants by Messrs. BIssKLL g. GoEunL,
Of Toledo. In comprehensive legal scu.
men and forensic skill, the array Of talent
employed by tho laintiir is possibly un
surpassed in this State. The success Of
Mcssrs. BrssrLL & GoRmLL in the promises
is, therefore, deserving the highest need
of praise.
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MIASTER COMMIssIONEm,s SALE.

VS.. In Wood Common Pleas,
David Strntton ct al \
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and
delivered, will offer for sale at public Yendue, at
the door of the Courthouse, in Perry Of said
county, on
MONDAY, March 16, 1868,
Between the hours of and O'Clock r. NJ, OF
said day, the following described property, to-wit
ln'lot No. sixteen (l6), in section sixteen tl6),
in town four ~, north of range niue (9l east,
commencing SO rods north, 264 east Of where
the railroad crosses the Defiance Read, and eighty
three (sS) feet east, 26S9 south of said railroads
thence east 26H . south fifteen q 81 rods thence
south 261Ss west twenty-one and one third (2l1S)
rodsi thence west 2g1S north hfteep t15l rods (;
thence north 2l1S rods, to the place 81 beginning,
containing two acres, Including the steam saw
mill, and all the buildings now erected thereon,
situate in Wood County, 0hiO.l ...
CHARLES W. EYERS,
Special Master Commissioner.
GEoRGE STRAIN and J, w. CuMaINGs, Plain
hf's Attorneys,
Perrysburg, February is, 1868. 42es97s
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We believe ole of the PENDLEroN max
inns is equal taxatiou," more particularly
among tho bond.barons, or holders OF
United States securities. Alas! how fcw
doctors take their own medicine GEORGE
IL. PEsDLEroN figures among many other
leading Democrats, in the Cincinnati papers,
as a man who refuses to pay the tax levied
upon HIS National Bank stock. Does the
equal taxation plank of tho Ohio plat.
form especially exempt Mr.. PENpLEroNs
bondss Perhaps The IPorld can answer.
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The cidSeus Of Tontogany and vicinity possess
many advantages from the fine class Of mechanics
operating there. Among the most noted Of them,
is J. T RyasHS operating 40 Farrier, blacksmith
and Wagon -oaker.
About i've years since Mr. RYNsH returned from
California, the land Of gold, and settled 10 Tom
togauy, believing that gold could be raised in the
business operations Of that thrifty town, as we'll
as on the Pacific coast. IN that conclusions he has
not been disappointed, as his prosperous business
iudicEtes. ------r~--s-sr ssr-
lie is now prepared 10 Gil promptly all orders
given by Que farmer friends, having the best
workmen, the best material, and ample means 70
carry on his business successfully lie invites
all who need anything in bis line to give him call
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To the Republican Voters Of WOod Co.

The Republican STATE Central Committee bavv
issued tlfslr csll for State Convention 10 tv held
at cOldmbds, % March Z, 1868.
Pursuanl n, aud In accordance Win, that cNa
the Central Committee Of Wood County hereby
give notice that Cpunly Gonvtnii,p win be held
At PerrysbufE, on SOturdny, re brJy
~, at l.O'ciock A. N,
For the p,ttpcse Ot selecting SIX Delegates 10 rep.
resent tiss county in the State Convention. Each
townshapswll be sh.iiIs9to representation in The
County cepYentIon on the ratio Of one delegate
for each 10, or Fraction Of 20 votes, cast for Gov
crnor Hayes. H.U.
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Erasmus ID. Peck VS.. George weddell.
Reserved Ia the District Court Of. Wood County
SOOTT J 4

Reserved N the District Court of Wood County.
SooTT, j.;
The plaintiff by his petition, sought to enjoin
the defendant MS Clerk OF the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Wood County, from recording the abstract
OF the vote In said county upon the question of the
removal OF the county seat from Perrysburg to
Bowling Green, under the act of March 49, 1865.
tV0l. 90, y. il. 90 and 50) Upon demurrer to
l.. That allegations Of fraud and ilegality in
conducting the election constitute no sufIi sient
ground for such injunction. Wrongs of such a
nature can be inquired into and redressed only by
ncans OF contest of the election, pursuant TO the
provisions Of the act OF April Is, 1851 Is. 4 q. st.
1881.
2, Though said act In terms removes tho coun-
ty seat TO the tOun of Bowling Green, IL is not rem
dered invalid or imperative by the fact that Bowl
ing Green Is, under the Towns and Cities act Of
1859, an Incorporated paiage. The Legislature is
70 be understood as using the word topn 10 its pop
ular sense.
5, Looking to the substance rather than To the
form Of this act, ii is clear that its fifth section Is
in the nature OF prOviso qualifying the terms Of
the second; and reading both these sections to-
gether, II Is apparent that the legislative intent
was, that che first section should not take effect
to remove the de Jdcto county seat from Prrrys-
burg until suitable buildings for the transac ction Of
public business should 90 erected at Bowling
Green.
4. The first section enncts that the removal
shall take place after effect shall have been given
To It's terms 0s hereadfter prOride." By this ret.
ercnce 10 the second and fifth sections, which pre-
scribe when the first shall take effect, those Sec
tions are virtually interpretations into the frst so
that the adoption of the first section by the electors
Of the county, necessarily implies an approval and
adoption OF the terms and conditions contained ha
the sections tFvs referred u. .
b. The ith section Is not, therefore, repugnant
To the provisions of the Constitutions which re-
quires that all laws for the removal Of county seats
shall before taking effect be submitted to the cleo
tors of the county, and be adopted by majority
vote of such electors; nor is the aotinvalid, though
by its terms the first section only was required to
be thus submitted.
8. The validity Of the act is not affected by the
fact that il is to take effect upon specified con-
tingency, and at time not definitely fixed.
Demurrer to petition sustained, injunction dis
solved and petition dismissed.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Sylvester Rathbone, . r.
VS.. In Wood Common Pleas.
levi Wort ct al. 7- .....
BY virtue of an order of sale issued in tho above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and de-
llvered, will offer for sale at public vendue, at
the door of the Courthouse in tue town OF Pcrrys-
burg, and county aforesaid, on
MONDAY, March l6, 1868,
Between the hours Of aud o'clock p. NJ of said
day, the following described real estate, to-wit:
The south q of the east n uf the northwest a
of section p, town A. range IL, containing 40 acres
situate in Wood County, Ohio. ID, H
CHARLES w. EvERS, Sheriff.
F. ID. h. HOLLESBECK, Attorneys. A
PeTys burg, February IL, 1868 1886 so
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TuE Perry County Weekly announces
the death Of Mrs. Mary Wilson, sister OF
Gen, lidan, at Som, rsot, on Friday.
She was greatly respected and beloved by
u large orcle OF friends. She was buried
in the Catholic burying gro md,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-14
N ASTER COMMIsSnONER's SALE.

Norton Reed,
VS.. In Wood Common Pleas
David Plemon ct al,
by virtue OF an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk Of tho Court of Common Pleas,
Of Wood County. Ohio, and 10 me directed aud De /.
liVered, will offer for sale at public vendue at the
door OF the Court House, in the town Of Perrysbura
Wood County, Ohio, On
MONDAY, March Is, 1868,
Between the hoaas Of ? aud o'clock p. NJ, of said
dAy, the following described real estate, to-witi
The scuth 4 Of the southeast u or the northeast
y 0f section No. twenty five 25l, town six t6),
north Of range ten (l0l east. In Wood County Ohio
CHARLES W. EvERS,
Special Master Commissioner.
Corr 4 CLAY, Attorneys.
Pcrrysburg, February Is, 1858. 1880 rs
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BOWLING GREEN LIVERY STABLES,

GILBERT AVERY, Proprietor,
Bowling Green, wOod Co.., ..
tS- LIVERY at all hours, aud at saOAeFale
Charges.
taS His line of Hacks oonBeets with the Accom-
mediation Train at HaSkins, going north and south,
and al Tontogany with The Mail Train, going
south aud nQTth. HIs