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In WOOD Common Pleas.
David Philo ct al,
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county Ohio; appraised al $500 90, Terms cash.
J, w, INCONSISTENCIES.
Special Master Commissioner.
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The Lamb Knitting Machine!

Mr.. Z. c.. CARROLL would inform the citi-
zens of this vicinity that he has seenFsI tho
Agency Of Wood County for the Lamb Knitting
Machine. His,Sales Room will be found at the
Store of Mrs. A. +. Frederick, Perrysburg,
Ohio. All kinds Of Knitting done to order.
rs
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SIEElEGFF,s SALE.

November IL, 1869.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-12

On Monday morning uf last week, about three
s'sclock, tire broke out in Napoleon, and with
ia twu hours q whole block was burned down,
With tho exception OF two dwelling houses and
cue Blacksmith shop, The Sisaai says therc
were twenty -oight buildings burned about one
half OF the business part " the town with M
estimated loss of $S5,0 900. The Dcmoerutr
,fortAresi Office was burned with loss to the
rrsprietors Of 81, loo over the a. 900 FOR which
shey had Il insured.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28


sssa s1ssi MS ssSss.n' ha'' c''e'a'h
e,os ed oas @ s or sscap Dsse
H.,sl ESrdsn Phs;.asph.; s;ss % hsssqs @ o.
sr JoHS Jan a-oisarsd, schr Mary Staples Dins-
1'0''' S American Ports.
.. Ess s..s 4s1s E s.. E
s.as % sss s's % s
Es cOamIs sEs.s.on sSsnSs nss AIRES; Absy r hsyl:
terson Remedies; Cyclone, JOHNSON, Savannah
hAi9sd A.ss :tss:Sp % al.ucas Walden WORK ss
Sss'e ss :as siSss' :ss ss
h.s New o9ssn. via via Havana Key wss scSr ssrsn:
oSp:.n % aa Jane an
sissn.hip Wm lKsnn:dy Parker. Boston ssip
bTs NicG: Alss Maria Fink: 5:ao:
sissss PsssIss ssss
GHXRLEsToS. Jan s-Arrysd, schrs : corson,
.nd ss.S Sasrss Sssa Sa Ssi sGs asSsu
ss. ssied.sark Egsra sSrrs Ly,,erpocCl rv
Sssn S% y @ aEa
9Th Arrived steamship Golden Horn, Liverpool; brig
EpGxSToWN Jan Arrived, schr herald Norton, New
ss9Ts Light Loaf Sarah II Herald
for
schrs Amelia Cobb for Providence; William Baksr, for
'S ''e S $ss :s,%sss ss,ls
hoIE @ F&ST.s sss s.. Bow
G & Ada sm n Gd,S eysn g.
Baltimore; Say, Baker do for NYOrk; Nh Dsspsran-
a Ella
18th, AM-Arriysd, schrs Annie Gllise, Mitchell BALTIMORE
Over. PM
saisd-schrs Geo Pierce, Mary Dyer and Cora Korr
N9of Jos Fhomasson aeny Merritt Sf Ss
tie Richardson, Davis DC crabiree Joy Pomnica.
KEY WEST, Jan ia.arIlvsd, pTls " Barter, Moore.
MOBILE, Jan 22Ceared, ship Patrick Henry (Br, Her.
NEW ORLEANS Jan Arrived, ship soridderin Peder-
steamship sada French from Cardiff ship Lord Dahouse
Cleared Steamships dortes Nelson NYork concordia,
.sr sac, %
Antwerp Sailed ships Pequot, and jane Fish bark
NORFOLK, Jan 2s-Arrived, steamship Daren tBr,. Pc.
Noble bound & LysPOo put = FOR sI,s coal
sRfs's1
%
sss II
S1 G fss,sl @ or s
vi
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 26- Arrived, steamship Hunter,
Harding PROVIDENCE ship Armstrong lBrI OWENS NYork
brig Henes Br Blackert Porto Cabeo; steanntug Amer
ics, virden, NYork-towed round ship Armstrong.
bark Panther or Terjesen AntwerP brig Emily Fisher
Clark, Trinidad schr Gen Sheridan Buell. Norwich.
LEwEs, Del, Jan "a. PM-Bark Brothers. Pride, fronf
ys ssrTHa; a'sss from New
1 or 2 '1s Vent % . III.
PoRTLANp,, Jan ss1Arr,yed, brig Reporter, Coomos,
Georgetown, Sc for Bath schrs Addie kyerson Huekus
Sailed Barks Eliza White, Sarah Hale; brgs Q Ken
nedy, Mechanic.
SAN FRANcisco, a5-Arived, ship Pharos Collier,
Boston.
27th-Arriyec, bark Helen Angler Staples. NYork. =
Cleared Ships Kingston. Liverpool; Nor'Wester, Caao
Sailed ship Sarah Maria, Code, Hong Kong:
SAVANNAH, Jan T-Arrred steamships Ban JAcint0s
New Orleans for NYork, put In for fuel
Clearcd-Bark DR. Kane NG), Liverpool brig sohanness
WILMINGTON, NC, Jan s-Arrived schr Addis Fuller
Henderson, Portsmouth, NH.
2bth-Arrived, schrs II Squires, Tyler New York;
Knight Smith, Rockport.
Cleared-Brg Haze, Rogers NYork.
Tth-Ceared, steamship Fairbanks, NYork.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
TINE CASE or sEDDoMs. TINE PRIZE FIGHTER.

from the Boston Journal, jan 27.l
In the case OF George Seddons, tried In the Supe-
ror Court Judge Lord for leaving the STATE for the
Kelly at the Isle OF Shoals the Jury returned the fol-
lowing written verdict at the opening OF the court
this Rorning, viz.:-'Guilty, but the jury are not
The Court remarked that the verdict, as rendered,
was equivalent to mot guilty." the place where
New York-was one Of the most important points
In the case. and If the jury all agree that 1t
aas Is ssr vsrSc where ne
The Court then directed the jury to retire and
see II they all agreed as to the place where the
sence OF over hour the jury returned into court
and reported their inability to agree upon verdict
and the papers were taken from them. They had
previously been In consultation seven eight hours
and the verdict they returned this morning was un-
der seal.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

that the democratic party never had corrvptloan On
fund The only funds that passed through the nan9s
OF the Convention during the last canvass Was gnlS
xl6l0. lie then resigned his position Of chairtnsa
amid cries Of mo, no."
Mr.. A. E. Burr arose ana spoke highly OF the ,.crta
of Mr. Gallagher for the democracy, aDrs saId he
would be continued in the once. -
The Convention then adjourned. 20 Souowtna te
the ticket nominated - A y
FOR 60rey1lor-James e. = ,oa,sn :, Na,v u.xar
STAFFORD. "PA" - A'"s' -
sas For Secretary q o<'Ssate-Leverett E. Pease Of
Eor Fo ITes m :fey-Edward 8. Moseley, OF Hampton.
ToF cc'NpT0Uef,-Jesse Olney, Of Stratford
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
illsGsu CONSPIRACY 70 DsrMuu A LIFE INSURANCE CON-
pLNy.

ROCHESTER,, Jan. q, 1892
man named Albert Hyatt, alias samuel X. Allen,
was arrested this morning on the charge OF attempt
ing TO defraud the Union Mutual Insurance Company
Of Maine. Other parties were also arrested on the
same charge. The following Is an outline OF the
case-in July last Hyatt alias Allen, obtained from
tne agents OF the insurance company, Norcross a
Bailey IN this CITY, policy OF Insurance for 5000
on ms lie In the name Of samuel n. Allen which, In
,nc month ol August following he assigned to :. a.
=, M nwyer OF this city, for the consideration
oI Iorty dollars. On Thanksgiving Day Allen was
ffeportsn, rep , 70 have been drowned In ironoequoit
Day wnne hunting Two men, named George
iiart and John Holiday alleged that they saw him
ial from the boat. Chief OF Police Sherman
sunseguenuy ascertained that Hvatt, alias Allen,
was no. crowned, and At once made preparations to
ses. .ne parties engaged In the alleged attempt to
oeIrauu tne insurance company. The names of the
parties under arrest are:Albert Hyatt alias Allen
=, " Garlock, George u. Brand, George Dowd, John
Holiday, Norcross Bailey aud George Hart. Allen
conIesses that he did not fall out OF the boat. An
examination Of the case will be held this afternoon
II. Carros distIery and A. y. ltnco,n's ware.
mn xynxt
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

UNSURPASSED.
The Hand,omest
The Bsst Illustrated,
Family Newspaper Published,
THE REV WORLD, ''
THE NEW WORLD
1HE. NEW WORLD.
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THIS DAY,
January 29, 1859.
Its contents are original varied and interesting s sorIes.
sketches and other papers are contributed by
Hon. n. GEORGE BQU1ER, the Archaeological.
Professor q. A.JOY, The Chemist Of Columbia Cosae
Dr. A. X. GARDNER, OF the New York College
frofess0re EMERY and ALLEN Inventors and Enginssa
ARTHUR Libby.
JANE o. AUSTIN.
CHARLES II. WEEKS
FRANCIS GERRY FAIRFIELD.
=. A. BARRY.
JAMES REYNOLDS.
No Of TB NEW WORLD paper for The people, for
the laboratory the school, the the traveller and hs
nresde for the young and the old The grave and the
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IRence.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY ~, 1850.
CLEARED.

Steamship Trpo (Br), LIE ssurer, Lverpool-E Cunard
Steamship Nebraska Orb Guard, Lverpool-Wiiams
Guion.
Steamship Thames Pennington. savannah--R Lowden.
Steamship " P Clyde, Morgan, Wilmington. NC-J Hand.
Steamship Virginia, Drew, Alexandria, Hand.
Steamship Ashland. Crowell, Boston-W Clyde.
Ship Southampton, Smihwick, Bristo-Snow Burgess.
Bark Mozart NC) LorenZen, Buenos AyresEdye Brock
Brig Minnie Smith, Ray, Gibraltar and Cadz-w Bay
Co.
Brig Rachel Coney, Coney, Curacoa-Mier Houghton.
Brig Aas, Mitchell, Havana.Mller na-. Houghton
Schr Annie (Br) Edget Kingston, Ja-Heney Par
ker.
schr David Wasson, Jones, Sagua-B Sherman.
Schr Louisiana tBr, Bouche, St Johns, MFR Currie
Schr Jamestown. Rogers, Richmond-N L McCready Co.
Schr w Segnne Soper, Batmore-N McCreaay 4 Co.
Schr Annie Freeman, Reed, Wilmington, Del-W von-
dersmith.
Schr f H Kane, Mcclellan, Salem.
. soop sampsondae, woolsv New Haven-G Racket
Bro.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
GMITTs NEW YORK PALE ALE.


Prize Medal awarded Paris Exposition, 1857.
Brewery 2lo West Eighteenth stree.
between Seventh and Eighth avenues, New York.
MACPHERSON SMITH. DONALD SMITH.
THIS ALE 10 brewed with the greatest cars and can be-
relied upon ne perfectly pure and wholesome For DELI
CACY OF flavor and nne TONIC properties 10 uuequaed.
and country.
The attention Of consumers solicited. Orders BY mail
promptly executed.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

u. Carroll's distIlIery and A. y. fincons ware
mouse a. Peoria or III, were destroyed by nre yeser-
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
HIISCELI.ANEOU


MISCELLANEOUS.
BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
different states No publicity No Sharss m dvCrcs
Sionsr Of Deeds for every State -'''~-s 1''' 80
-''' r. KING. Counsellor at Law. ssl Broadway.
A GREAT SALE OF CITY LOTS.
ONE ENTIRE BLOCK,
In plots Of one or more lots
VIII be sold at auction BY JAMES NJ MILLER,
at the EIch ange salesroom, III Broadway,
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, AT u O'CLOCK.
This property which most deslrably located s bounded
by the Seventh Avenue Boulevard Eighth avenue, and i4h
and l4sh streets.
The Seventh Avenue Boulevard $50 feet wide hand
somey laid out, upon the completion Of the proposed
improvement win be the handsomes. the world
1t is proposed to extend the Eighth avenue railroad line.
and the car. win doub, be running the property
~ For diagrams and further particulars apply the ONCE Of
A. -A'1s1.Hs =. sAskfss 4 eas AND Enoxrss,
nna Sc Gold and
auon normson aaa aaa sa.s .pa ns
cashed IN Missouri and Kentucky Lotteries.
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY oBTAINED IN
publicity qP usE syo,ss x,ss
A -OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
n. Missouri and Kentucky state Lotteries
y IS ~ 81 q SAss * 10 q s a 'ssU4sr - a. % g.
81, 80 ~ "a, Is, ao 8 IS, 90 - q
KrSTuoKy-cLAss NO. III JANUARY "a, ises.
By cIuTE srossr SSs a" s and % FUTON
poyAL BAKING POWDER COMPANY
lO has removed 20
No. 80 vesey street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamshp MORO Castle, Adams Havana Jan 49, Mt PM
With mdse and passengers to the Atlantic Mail Steamship
steamahp Tybee Delaney Galveston Jan 49, via Key West
22d with mdse and passengers to spoord, Teston Co.
Steamship Mary Sanford, Moore, Wilmington NC 90 hours
with cotton and naval stores to James Hand Jan G OF
Cape Haerrs steamship Gen Meade, hence for Kew
Oreans same day Hatteras bearing NV BY ~ miles,
changed signals with steamship Virginia. do for Galveston
same day. of spoke steamship Rebecca Cyde
do for Wilmington.
Steamship Brunette, Howe, Philadelphia, with mdse to
Lorflard
Steamship Chesapeake, Bragg Portland, with mdse to-
r Ames.
Brig Startled Fawn (Br Banks Para Jan s. with rubber
nuts &c to Ludmann Co. Had moderate weather
throughout.
Brig Messenger (Br McCully, Long Island (Bahamas II
davs, with salt, to Moss Ward. Had fine weather.
Schr Adelza (of East Machias) Wright, Manxanlo Is
days, with cedar, to Jed Frye Co. Had fine weather.
schr Kingssnd, Knight Fortune Bay, NJ days. with
fish, to Comstock.
schr Mary Ann rer Fleming, Jones Creek, DEL with
schr Emma 4 julia, Cheen, Morris River. Del.
schr Burey, Williams, Phladelphia for Fall River.
Schr Acken Hobbie, Stamford.
Schr Sarah Elizabeth May, Oyster Bay
Schr Damse, -, Northport.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
SHIPPING NE w S .

Almanac for Now York---rhis Day.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
SAILED.

Steamships Java and Nebraska, Liverpool; Thames Sa
vannah; Clyde, wilmington, NC; Virginia. Alexandria
bark Honsides, Arica brig liza, Cardenas.
Wind at sunset SW.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-25
N0TgCE!
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
L HENRY sTICHNorH, deceased: Notice il
hereby given by the undersigned Administrator
ti the ABOVE named Estate, 10 the creditors Of,
and all persons having claims against said deeea sed
10 exhibit the same. with the necessary vouchers
within ten months from the first publication 1f
this notice. to the undersigned, at his Office in
Can City. H. p REyCr
Pubic Administrator and Administrator of said
Estate. ~
C"ron City, February L., 1869. feIs.lm.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-25
NOTICE.

Is hc-r'y liyru that :. u. L. HEARD. NM
rird w,iuau. mn, the wife nf IHstus noar,i. rtsi
lert uf orn.sly q unity state * Nevada. will eps
ply ~ the District Court, Soernd ludcisl lls
ifirt In and for TIE County - Cfmshy, state y :
Nevada. On Mnndar March 1t iSGo, ~ 10 o'cla,l
A. ". ,f said lay, for order ~ said Couft-Irts
m,tinr me 30 carry on business In my own na,ne
aud on my own account. ~ sole tradrr--to.~it /.
The business Of merchandising, keeping hoardine
other property Ia said state oi Nevada,
NJ I. BEARD
na,i January q, i'5' !ss.2T. q
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-15

-a If a young lady wishes to have
herself published in the daily pa
pers as beautiful, fascinating and
accomplished" all that she needs
to do Is to rap up her clothes in a
dirty towel, take q hundred or So
of the "old mans" greenbacks,
crawl out of the kitchen window
about midnight, and elope with
her fathers hostler. It is as GER
tain as fate, and will bring the de-
sired notoriety as sure as stagnant
frog ponds viii bring mosquitoes
Besides, il she has, o particle of
romance in her composition, she
will enjoy it. a@ 4
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-15

BAD FOB THE Bellies. A cele-
Hbrated Partisan belle, who had &C.
quired the habit Of whiteWashing
herself so to speak the
soles of her feet to the roots of
her hair with chemically prepared
cosmetics, one day took q medica-
ted bath ; and on emerging from
it, she was Mortified at finding her
self as black as an Ethiopian
The transformation was complete.
Not a vestige Of the supreme
Caucasian race" was left Her
physician was sent for in alarm
and great haste. On his arrival,
he laughed immoderately, and
said Madame, you are not i'll
you are q medical product. You
are no2longer q woman, but q sui
phuret. It is not now q question
of medical treatment, but of sim
pie chemical reaction. I shall an
alyze you. Come |! I shall submit
you TO a bath Of sulphuric acid
diluted with water. The acid will
have the honor Of combining with
you; it VIII take up the sulphur,
the metal will produce a sulphate,
and we shall find, as q precipitate,
0 very pretty. woman. " The good
natuTed physician went through
with his analysis, and the belle |
was restored to her membership |
with the white race. Young ladies |
who are ambitious Of snowy COM |
plexions should remember this,
and be careful what powders and
cosmetics they use-if they use
any atal. s1n'1o2 na"#E- @'aI i
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-15


During O cross-examination, a
witness was asked where his faith
or was. To which question, with.
melancholy air, be responded !:
dead, sir dropped off very sud-
denly" How came he to drop
off suddenly" Was the next cues
ton. Foul play, sirthe sheriff
imposed on his unsuspicious ma
tuTe, and getting him to 70 on q
platform I'd look at d select audi
ence, suddenly he knocked 8 small
trap door out from under him, and
Ia falling he got entangled In d
rope, from the effects of which he
expired.