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minatng on be had only ct their store In these
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CooI. DRINKS. --That magnificent ladies' soda
and pastry seuOn, IN tho vet6els Of the Academy Of
uso furnishes splendid soda, With genuine fruit arlsJ
and mead at five cents per glass also tho most popular
Tnihorni waters and tho best lager beer
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JOHN DoUGHERTY, No. Camp street,
Begs leave to inform his old custoera and the public
1bf no mas opened for at Tho above location
bere he will 30 happy reoevo oEdeTs delivering the
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Secretary,

HALL OF THE YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC
Friends Society of St. Patrick officers and meEa
the above Society particularly requested to
meet at their Hail on SUNDAY, April il, 1909 al :
O'Clock NJ In order celebrate the Fifteth AnniyeE
sary Of the Ordination of his HoHness Pope Plus TX
BY order d. T. CUMMINGS. President
l. f. BARRETT ~secretary. /SplI 1t
SnpAay rinearploase copy and send bill to aociety
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FoR1dATION OF THE coRTKGE

FORMATION OF THE CORTEGE
WIN be Canal street. the right resting Canal and
divided into ave Divisions, fellows:
..--~..-o. First Division -,s.-- is,
JOHN T, MOORE Grand Marshal
ST. AIphonsus. 49,
Metre Dame de Bon Secoura.
81. stephen jefferson City,
Church he Of Ns sHsTtS Gaf nsS
All the Laity the Rsiigiops and the Children Of the
the aforenamed Pariahes
Second Division
AMLIcAR FoRTIER Grand Marshal.
st. Patrick.
| st. john tho baptist.
! Inniacuate Conception.
| st. Joseph
st. Bss s.. JsssSS 's,. satlsissr'9
All the Ie.y The Rslissus and the Chillren- the
the aforenamed Parishes
Third Division.
DIR. DoUMEING, Grand Marshal
esy
st. M Saiss sasss Il &c ds9 esaDe,,
| st. Augusfin
St. Rose de Lima
| Little Sisters of the Poor.
the hs anS Of the
| the afCrenamed Parishes.
Fourth Diyisian.
JUDGE THEARD, Graad Marshal. =
st. Maurice.
aa St x xlnssSs e asnl
Trinity.
CHAPEL q the Ursuline Ladies'
cA.psI . 8 Es q ss q s. siE s;s..
Al inc various School, sssseSea to tho aiSTe Oh 'D'
named Parishes and chapels.
/ Fifth nivisian
| JOSEPH LIADO. Grand Marshal
Detaehments Of the Fire DepaEtments Of New Orleans
Jefferson s city SaETS9S AlS,sEs and a,stHs
Benevolent Associations.
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Readings To begin at - "'el"rk. apil Vt
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
GREAT INDICTMENTS TO CASH BUYERS
We have now in store a superby assorted Stock
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FOR CASH.
The Cash System and the iightness of expenses
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=
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At n time when woman and her rights
occupy so much of the public attention,
this will be found particularly interesting
volume. The authors name-the illnstri-
GUS Bishop of orleans-is a guarantee that
the subject is treated in mastery manner.
Leisure Hours, for April, Pittsburg.
A readable magazine, particularly inter
esting to the region in which it is pub
liahed. The History of PittsbuTg, past and
present, is continued. Among the other
articles are ",Arthur MayBari's Love-"
Woman" "The StOic," % Biography of
Edward j. Thompson"
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Studious Women. Translated from the
French of Mgr. DupanlOup, by R.. NJ.
Phillimore. Boston: Patrick Donaboe.
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The Cash System and the hghtness of our expenses,
enables US sell smaller profits than other houses
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FIFTEETM ANNIVERSARY
on Tm
ORDINATION OF HIS HOLINESS,
Pope PINS TX
POPE Plus TX.

This Grand ca,holis e;slsbra.Iea win laae place
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dAI4I akbkshNNASf AkII Okft - 4S1HktEWr
LENT AssocIArToN.-.rheR eEnlar Msstipzs Il skia
Association VIZ, take place ON tbs asat ana thixa
THURSDAYS Of each month, at n o'eiocKr NJ sc ths
schoohosso ON arsEny nsesst besssea casaealse and
Greatmen streets, Third Diatrict
fcsa ~ ROBERT aARTEEY.
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CATHOLIC BOOKS FOR SALE BY
JAS. A. GRESHAM, Bookseller and stationer
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-12
MITCH NOTICE.-No. Ii5.

hb ALTXNNnfR STEWART, Principal Petitioner,
NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned that
n petition was filed in the Auditors Office of
Wood County, Ohio, on the Sd day Cf August,
1868, signed by Alexander Stewart aud others,
praying tor the location of ditch. drain or
water-cOurse, commencing at the southeast cor
ncr of section sixteen ll6l In township four q,
United States, Reserve, oi the west side of what
is known as the Thompson Road, aud running
thence north To the Maumee and Western Re-
serve Road, aud there terminate,
Tho surveyor and engineer has made due re-
port which report is now Ou file IN Snid Audit
m's Onicc, setting forth the availability and
necessity at said ditch, and recommending that
u ditch be established on the route described in
the petition, with bottom width ol three 3 !
feet, with bank slopes Of one and une-haN ll5l
feet base Ia one [ II foot vertical ON the east side
aud one q foot base tn one u G,ot vertical on
the west side, and that the eNcavatcd earth be
removed three III feet CrOm the edge Of SAID
ditch and lcvelcd tnr uad bed.
Said report also shows the following lands to
| be affected aud benefited by the location and
construction thereof viz; The southwest one
fourth of scctinn hnecn Isl, the east half q
section sixteen iIdl. Road Tracts three tal, 81,
i6l and seven IN, all in township No. fnur a.
United States Reserve, Wood County. Ohio,
The time for hearing said petition by thu
Commits Sionrrs Of Wood County, has been Sc
Gnr TUESDAY the 10Th day oi March, 1869, q
the Auditors Ohlce or said county, at whicl
time (it the ditch be cstablishcdl said Commits
Sioncrs will make an Rpportonmcut ot the labo
cf constructing said ditch also an apportion
| heut of the costs aud expenses Of making sal
! location.
]. II. NEWTON, Auditor Of wood County.
pcrrysburg, February ., 1859. ladsl0 IS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-12
wnnn COUNTY rNFIRMARY.

We had the pleasure Of visit, on last SaInr'
day, TO this charitable institution but owing
TO an unexpected pressure upon our columns OF
matter, which all owners Of real estate In Tits
vicinity are inersstel in, (ditchcs. drains anil
water. .courses) we are unable to give as iul' re
mort as was our intention
To say nothing Of the propricty OF the loca-
tion Of the County Farm, there seems to have
becn slight oversight In the construction OF the
building for convenience, the dining hall being
located too far from the kitchen, causing many
unnecessary steps. Otherwise the building
,-cus TO be well adapted 10 the comfort and CON
venirnce Of the inmates, of whom there are Is
nm To this date. There are six grated cells IN
The building, all Of which are now occupied by
,be more dangerous, leaving two yet in the Fer
rrshurg Jail where they will have 10 remain un-
III the Trustees can make additional cells
The building is kept neat aul clean, under
,ho pcrsonal supervision Of Mrs. c, T REip,
vbo seems to have an iutuitiyc knowledge OF
the various disp ositions OF the additional lS to
her family.
The farm is located on the Portage River
two miles from Bowling Green, and consists OF
180 acres of rich soil. The fences and general
,rproyements seems TO have been sadly neg
lec,ed. but under the efficient management ol
Mr.. c. T. REID, is being put under proper re-
p,irs, Mr.. REID kecps diary of his proceed
Jugs for each day in the year which is open to
inspection by the Trustees.
The following exhibit will show the quantity
and kind of crop raised last year by Mr. hhlp'
without an assistant:
q7 tons of clover hay, 3 tons sowcd coTn-iod-
der, ,5Ol bushels of corn, 2Ou OushSts " un's'
S5 bushels of buckwheit, lOJ bushels OF pn'H
ZOOS ~ bushels of turnips, 5bushcls of Eng.
l;sh turnips, 60 bushels of apples, bushels "i
nnions 10 bushels Of bcets, bushels OF beans,
QOo stalks of tobacco, loads ot llupoaru
sou,shes, 400 heads OF cabbage, IL gallons OF
sorghum molasses, 2 barrels OF pickles, ~
barrels Of cider.
lie also sowed IS acres Of wheat which has
promising appearance for u fine yield THIS year
Mr.. Rslp received SALARY OF $3.50 % Tor
his services in 1868; aud with the Increased re-
sponsibility of the poor family, be is to receive
$500 90 for 1899.
The Trustees have also engaged tho prolos'
s;oual services OF DIR. RoGEHs, OF Bowi'nH
Green, at S75 90 per year.
The Trustees, Messrs. LocKnART, HUN and
LuNpAY, seem to have a correct concepA"n OF
no duties dpvolviug upon them, and thr"ugf
their .fi iceut and economical management, tue
moor of Wood County will have good home.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-12
nAITCN NOrICE-No. IIe.

~ REiSEs SuLLwOLp, Principal Petitioner,
NOTICE IA hereby given to all concerned
that petition was hiei in the Auditors Office
of Hn0d County, Ohio, on the Oh day or March
ls6S. srued bv Rcincr SullwoM aud otherS
pray wing fur the location oG a ditch, drain or wa
tcr-c ,urse, commencing ON thotnwn line lelwcCn
Prrrysburg aud Lakr townships, where said
line crosses the Stone Pike thence north along
the east side utthe rad along the township line
10 Crane Gre Il, aud there terminate.
The surveyor anl engineer has made due re -
port which report Is now OH Tile In said Auditor :
Ohce setting forth the availability and peceSs-
ty of said ditch, aud recommending that said
ditch bc established on the ruuto described in the
petition, with a bottom width oC three ta) feet
with bank slopes one and one half 10 feet base
"a one q foot vertical nn the west side aud QUE
(l) foat base tu one Il hst vertical on the east
side, and that the cXcavhted earth be thrown m
the road and rcmnvel three t3l fact frnm In,
ditch bank aud properly Wounded lor mad bed
Said report also shows the following lands &
be affected and henedttrd by the location an,
coastl uclop thereof, viz Road Tracts twenty
| ve(25), wcuty-eght (2SA twenty,nne go
| and thirty-twa (32) th' southwest fractional
| quarter of scc,iru 30l, tawnship seven " rang
twelve tt2l aud the southeast Quarterof secii Il
twelve (l3l. township four a., United State
Reserve, all in WWod County, Ohio.
The time Tor hearing said petition by the Com
| missioncrs nf Wood County has been set Gv
! WEDNESDAY the lTth dav or March 1850 a
| the Auditors Otllcc uf said county, at whic
| time IL the ditch be established) said Commits
| sioners " i'll make an aPportionment OF the labo
| of constructing said ditch, also an apport1ou
ment Of The costs and expenses Of making sal
| location.
j. IL. NEWTON, Auditor Of Wood County
Perrysburg, February 1869. 42dSll
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Administrators Sale.

ON the goth day Of February, 1852 between
" the hours Of one and TWO o'eioee r. At
ths door Of The Courthouse, in PegrysbuFg,
wood County, Ohio, will be sold to the highest
bidder the following real estate, as the property
Of Jeremiah FeTdig, deceased, Or enough there
Of 10 pay deeedsnts debts, tO-wh Part Of Riv-
er Tract No. rs, aud described as follows Be-
ginning on river IL 4s-lO0 ehaius southeasteFly
OF Grassy Greek, north 6O1<9 10 elm; thence
BOrth and south COZ .; Also q parallel strip
adjacent on south end, containing 50 acres OF
land. To be sold free OF dover. 1erns Of
sale--One-third cash balance 10 one aud two
years, with interest secured by mortgage.
LUCINDA FERDIG, AdmiuistTRtrix.
J. =. PRlcK, Attorney. tQdsS s5
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-12
SELECT SCHOOL.

The undersigned proposes to commence
Select School, At the School House in Weston,
Wood County, o., on MONDAY, March I, 1889,
to continue Eight weeks. Terms So per scholar
No pepis admitted before the tuition is paid.
No deduction made for absence unless 10 case
Of sickness. Only a limited number Of pupils
will be admitted. Those Intending Ia attend
let me know soon. d. A, AVERY, Teacher.
Weston, Feb. ., 1859.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-12

DOad NOtIce.-There will be petition pre-
N sented to the Commissioners Of Wood Co.,
at their March session next, asking for view,
survey aud establishment OF a eoanty road, as
follows Commencing at the quarter post be-
tween sections seven aud eight, in Perry Town
shin; thence north on said section line, bstween
sections seven aud eight. and i've and siS, to the
township line between Perry aud Montgomery
Townships; thence west on said town line TO the
section corner between sections thirty-one ana
thisty-two, in Montgomery nship; thence
north on said section line till il Intersecs road
leading from the PeErysburg and MeCntehen-
willie Road, to the Woodbury. House, on the Fer
Tysburg and FinAlay Pike aud there terminate
MANY PETITIONERS.
January le, 1869. Ad'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-12
ANITCM NOrICE-No. ~.

ID u y. PrcK Principal Petitioner.
NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned that
n petition WAS filed in the Auditors Office Of
Wood County Ohio, on the 9th day of October
1862 praying for the location of u ditch, drain
or intercourse, commencing at the west side
~ the McCutchenvillu road Rt the southeast cor
ner or nut-lot two hundred forty.tour 2Ail, new
survey of ou,-lots Of Pcrrysbug, and running
thence west to the southwest corner ot River
7 act No. sixty Eve (65) asking that said Itch
drain or wuter-course be located, established
and constructed ON the south side Of u county
road on the line therein described with the north
eru edge nr said ditch ten (l0) feet south Of the
centre o said road.
The surveyor and engineer has made due re-
port which report is now ON file IN said Auditors
Office setting forth the availability and neccssi-
ty Of said ditch aud recommending that said ditch
be established IN the route described in the p1-
titiun, with a bottom width Of two aud onc-hnlf
cav feet aud with II bank slope OF one and
one half (lla) feet base tn one ~ to1t yer
tiCnl on the north side Uf said ditch, and one ~
foot base To one } foot vertical On the south
side of said ditch, and that the eNcavatcd earth
be removed three feet IRON the edge Vt said ditch
and lcveled for n road bed. Said report also
shows the following lands to be effected and BEN
Gifted 10y the location aud construction thereof,
viz. The northeast quarter of section thirteen
l3) the south part Ol river tracts sixty-hve 60
and sxty-six (66l, in township one u, United
: atcs Reserve the south pirt Of each of out
lots New Survey Nos. two hundred thirty y-six
(236), two hundred thirty i237, two hun
1rcd lhitv eight (23Sl, two hundred thirty
(239) and twohundrcd forty l2l0), out-lots (new
survey two hundred torty-ono (2iN, two hum
lrcd rurty.two (2I2), two hundred forty three
(2l3l, two hundred rnr,y-rour (2til and two
hundred forty five (2i5(, in the town of Pcrrys-
burg the north halt Gloss east party of section
| seventeen (l7) and north half of section eight
cen tls), in township No. four (l), Uunit,d
States Reserve. All the above lands being sit
uatc in Wood County Ohio.
The time for hearing said petition by the Com,
| missioncrs of Wood County has been set tol
MONDAY the 10 h day OF March, 1869, at the Au
ditors Office Of said county at which time Il
the ditch be cstablshcd) said Commissioner
will make an Npportonmcnt of the labor Of con
structing said ditch also an npportioument of tn
custs and expenses of making said location.
{ ]. II. NEWTON, Auditor of Wood County.
e Pcrrysburg, February ., 1859. A2dslI 15
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-12
IMPROVEMENT of COUNTY ROAD.
Meeting of Viewers.

NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned
~ that the viewers and engineer appointed
by the Comm ssioncrs of Wood County, Ohio, to
view aud survey and make an estimate Of the
expense of improving, by strdightenmg, grad
ing, clearing ont and draining under the act
passed March 20, 1867 and amended March 81,
1858, the following described county road, viz
Commencing at the Mdumee and Western Re
serve Road, where the same crosses the line be-
tween Road Tracts Filty-two (52) and Fifty
three (5S), Troy Township, Wood County, 0hin;
thence north along the line between said road
tracts, and between Sections Three (3) and
Four (4), Troy Township, Sections Thirty -three
(S3) aud Thirty-Cou (34), Twenty (2I)
aud Twenty (2Sl, Twenty-one t2ll and
Twenty-Five t25), Fifteen l5) aud Sixteen I6l,
Nine (9l and Ten l0(, and Three (Sl and Four
"a, Lake Township, Wood County, Ohio, to the
Toledo and Woodyile Plank Read, in Town
Eight tSl Range Twelve l3l east, or 50 far as
to intersect a road supposed TO commence at
southwest corner Of Section No. Three % J, Lake
Township; thence north to Plank Road-wlll
meet at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on FRIDAY, the 10Th
day Of February, 1873, at the southern terminus
Of the road above described, for the purposes
herein stated.
Petitioners ask to have a ditch constructed
four a. feet wide ON the b, tom, and about two
and One-han l21Sl feet deep on the west side OF
said road, and 70 be cleared out and made
straight, aud that the property lying within one.
half mile on each side Of said road be assessed
for It's construction.
BY order of the County Commissioners.
j. b. NEWTON, Auditoro of Wood County,
Perry sburg, February 8, 1869. 4ldSll "a
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With an Eloquent aud Able Preliminary Disser-
tation by Rev. LEONARD BACON, DD,
OF Yale College.
Embracing graphic and eloquent delueaton
uT the Early Life, education, conversion, teach
incs, labors. travels, sullrrngs perils, persecu'
tionS and missionary career ot ST, EAOLi thus
constituting a living picture of the great ApoS'
lie, and of the circumstances by which he was
surrounded,
A perCeet Magazine Of facts, Bishop =, W.
CLARK, of Cincinnati.
regard It AS one Of the best books ever writ
ten. prof. Stnwe.
nr. Bacun's name in connection with this edi'
uou is tower Of strength, Rev, Jos +. Tut
| tic, I'D, Pres. Wabash College,
do heartily recommend II as a faithful aud
valuable guide in the study OF the SCRIPTURES
/ Bishop McllVaiue.
/ No work in the language SpproNimAtos it
I Rev. Mark Hopkins, O.D., President Williams
/ College.
A great and useful book. Rev. John Wheel
J CT, D., Pres Baldwin University, q.
/ The m,st interesting aud instructive work
! that has ever fallen under my notice, Pies,
| Caswell, n, ID. LID, Brown University, X. l.
A most valuable work learned, accurate and
written in a style peculiarly attractive aud elo-
quent Rev, =. Merriek, DID. LID, Pres, o
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A work Of grtat merit "God send" Prof
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ~, 1869.

TINS works wondrous changes. Has ny A.
w,sS now rvjoices, at least he says he docs, that
the result Of the war has freed the South ftom
,hs esrse end sin Of slavery, and the new VIII
cip;s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS claim that RoRERr +.
J.tr was among the Grst to suggest tie ideas
Thich control their movements. The Cincinnati
aarene thinks We shall next hear TINT n. y, FoR.
Kvsr wes the originator Of the Frecdmcn's Beau
,rau, and that DR1rREo App was an early cham
MON of universal suffrage.