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The national Republican., 1869-06-28

BASE BALI.-THE GAME To-DAY.-The
Olympic base ball club were busily engaged
Saturday in entertaining their guests, the
r. | Stockings, of Cincinnati; and in the
afternoon met them for friendly game on
the National grounds. Owing to the heavy
rain storm which came up about 3 o'clock
the clubs were enabled TO complete only i've
innings, and they closed for the day with
the score standing to 0. The Olympic
boys were doing their best to beat the
'amous r'nc; aud as they meet the Cincin-
ra irrs today, we may expect heaN /;
game. The following are the mines and
Their order Of stril ng
Cine matte D. Wright, $. s.; Could,
Ist b.; Watc. nan, ID b.; Allison, c.; II.
W. ght, c. f.; LoOrlrd, :. f.; Brulnard, p,
Swcr sy, "a b.j McYcy, r. +.
Oiympics-Forcc, s. S.; Reach, 2l b. Ma
lone, c.; Young, r. f.; Billings, III h.! En-
met, ! st b.; Woods, c. e. Lccch, p.; Robin
so,, !. {.
The Red Stockings will leave the city Il
night for Wheeling, West Va, where they
viii play the club Of that city.
On Thursday the Olympics leave the city
. for nm exteI dcd tour, during which they VII
ii Cfncinnrtl, where they expect 10 meet
/ idc Rel Stockings again.
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

RANGE or TUE TuEHMONETgR.-On satur-
day, at Franklin " Co.'s, No. I'll PcRnsyl-
vania avenue, the thermometer stood as fol
lows At 10 a. m., SO degrees; II a. m, ST.
IL m, ST T. M, oSi Up. NJ, ST. 3p. IN.
SO; =. M, 3d. , D. M, 80; and 0 p. M, 49,
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFPICR,
u WAsHISGToS, D. C., May 10, 1850
On the petition Of JOsKFu ALExASDER Adams, Of
patent granted 10 him on the Ith day Of septem.
ber, 1855, for an Improvement In Machine fokk lee
tTOtypingi m
Itis ordered that the said petition be heafS at
this Ofice on the 10th daY OF Aqgu next Any
person may oppose this extension, Objections,
deposit IOls, aud other papers should be hled In
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
me6-Tu9W Commissioner OF Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

REsIGSATIDy Henry Him
Der, commissioner Of the First ward, has
rendered hls rcsig gHatlon to Mayor Bowen, to
take effect when Ills successor Is appointed
The national Republican., 1869-06-28
ANDRKM WYIIE :

Shyrc Va. Elmore. Mr.. Appleby moved for
leave 20 examine the plaintiff under the rule
OF Guult, hut the court oycTruled the motion.
Wm, MCsSer Vs. lIowland & StrachHn. Ac,
tiOn for damages n'lcdged TO have ensuei by
malprnctirU N drawing the pls'ntii. tooth.
Tho case was argued BY counsel, and the jury
( uud verdict iOr the ht PENDANTS.
Samuel +. CuheTtson vs.. !, N. Shunet.
lulgmc. of condemnation OF property al.
tachcd tone horse aud two mulcsl for dnht
OF $3.50 on 4 pTlmlssory note.
RobeTta vs.. Adams. Mr. Foley asked for \
reference by conseLt TO II B, Mussey, and tho
reference was made accordingly.
Morgan VS.. Rollins. This was an action OF
foTciblc cntTy and dctainer. Order dismissinX
appeal set aside, aud the case re'1siated on the
calendar.
whalCn vs.. NcIllhany & Green. Exceptions
to award Overrultd aud judgment ~ awarded.
WAnBtall vs.. B-nwn. The court laid n rule
on plaintiff to employ new counsel.
AlInuEnnl-
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Fgher.-This court
was occupied on Saturday with an argument
on an application made by Mr.. n. Wilson for
the United States for writ 10 arrest General
BufhTldgC, and send him to Missouri TO be
tried in the United states there for certain
OiIences which are alleged to have been COM
mittcd by him IN the district under that jurls.
diction. 1t is an old case on new papers.
Mr.. DAyldgr appeared for Gen, Burbrilge,
and Mr.. Wilson for the United States. Judge
Fisher heard the Argument and reserved his
Mcpherson and weat for assault aud bat.
terry Case tried on Friday, The jury fuuah
Mop not guilty and West guilty.
Adjourned.
NoTK ny THE RgroRTRR,-Mr. J. q, Perkins
was not 10 custody OF the jsilor, but In that Of
an oiilcer, under commitment to jail. He en-.
tiTely misapprehends the report to which he
objects as any one may see who Will take the
t,ouble to compare his note with that report
EouITY CoURT - Judge Wylic pro icm,-This
court made the following order OIL Saturdays
Yeates n Selby VS.. LeltZ. Real estate hay.
log been sold under q decree in this case, and
the pArty in possession not having suTrend.
cred the same to the purchaser, It wat ordered
by the Court that the marshal do place tho
purchaser In possession Oi the premises
Adjourned.
ORPHANS 'CoURT-yudgs Pure H-This court
held no session on Saturday.
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

JNTmE sUPREME COURT OT TIRE DISTRICT
l OF COLUMBIA, TllE g7rH DAY NJ MAY,
1850
Elizabeth Davisl
c,,.vh,u. No. '.lSs Equity pOekcr's
Ga motion Of tho complainant, by Mr. A. X.
Browne, her solicitor, It Is ord cred that the de-
fGudant cause his Appearance To he entered hrrtIn
on ~ before tho nrstruc day occurring forty days
AFR This day otherwise the cause will be pro.
c1rdpl " ith rs In ease " default,
BY order u the Court.
Tfuo Cnry-Tust, u J MEIGS.
my2s. .F6t C'eFk.
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

ATTEMPTED LARCENY.-AbOut i'30 O'Clock
on Saturday afternoon, the residence of Mrs.
Krntts, on New Jersey avenue, between B
and Z streets, was entered by a colored man
and several coats and an umbrella taken
from the house. Some Of the inmates giving
tho alarm, the villain made u hasty retreat,
and being pursued by several persons In the
vicinity, he dropped his plundcr and made
good his escape.
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

PETIT LARCEST.--John Daily, white, and
John Broun, colorcd, were arrested on the
Of Elizabeth Patterson and Jacob
Peyson, who charged the accused with petit
larceny. Justice Thompson committed
Brown to jail for couft, and Daily Is held for
a further hcariug.
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

ORPHANS CoURT-yudgs Pure H-This court
held no session on Saturday.
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

4r,SsFERs OF RE-. EsTAl &c Dpcr &
Latlmcr, auctloncors, have sold lot 25 n
square 3O7, improved With a thre' tory
frame dwelling, fronting on the cast side OF
Tonth street west, between N and o streets
no; h, to O. ConlIng for 5000.
Mossrs. J. 7. Dyer & Co., real estate
agents, have sold lots 40. Al, ~, 43, ~, Of /,
02, 90, "a, 65 and 60, Of Kingmans subd'-
Vision of square 25l, to Thos. d. D. .rrt, for
the sum OF sl9, ,T2i.45.
Green & Williams, auctlonccrs, have sold
lots and 5, In square 5G3, tn two two.
stoi J brick houses, fronting on Massachu-
setts avenue, bctw IN Second street west and
New Jersey avenue, TO Edmund Sweeney,
for $500. Also, lot cotier OF Four.and-n-
half and II streets south, to Patrick Cell
name, for 81 cents per square foot. Also,
lot 2, in square 2l7, fronting on X street, be-
tween Foui .ecnth and Fifteenth streets, for
Captain a. W. Weaver, U. 3. Navy, at e.
per square foot, amounting TO tG,4S0. This
closes tho sale Of lots on the X street front Of
square 2i7, aud on this lot.N bc lmmc
diutcly erected n residence similar to thcsC
now being erected on the adjoining lots by
Admiral Bailey, Hon. Hugh McCullC Ii, md
NJ 'srs. Evans and Tcemcycr.
TuE IsANC LEssER LIiaPIRY AssoCTA.
| 1ioS.-Thls literary association, which was
! only organized on the 18th OF February last,
! gave their first public meeting In the hall
corner Of Seventh and ID streets, yesterday
afternoon. The hall was crowdcd-a large
| portion Of the audience being ladies.
AMER the opening address by the president
of the association, Mr.. Abraham Kaufman
| a culogy on the Rev. Isaac Leescr, the ven
cradle rabbi after whom the society was
named, was delivered by Mr.. Benjamin d
| T. r'tcl.
Mr.. Ferdinand Frark rccltcd "Thc Vagn
| bond" in very handsome T1rrcr. Mr
| BENJAMIN T. Schwartz read an essay OF
| 'TTapplness," and Mr.. d. Traitcl rccitUd the
"Spccch Of Regulus to the Carthcgenians'
In an effective manner. The question "whicl
country exhibits the greater field for labor
America or Europe" was then debated by
Messrs. Simon, Joseph, and Emanuel Han
| lcin foi America, aud Abraham Kaufman
and Benjamin D. Tra'tcl for Europe. Con
silerable ingenuity rrd ability wF' showI
on both sides.
The exercises, which closed with an ad
DR.; $ bv Mr.. Traitel, the vice president o
the society, were Of q character highly cred
liable to the young society, which promise
at no d 'tant day to take prominent posi-
ton among the literary associations Of on
7 4 =.
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

FANS IN TIE Cause.-The Metropolitan
Railroad Company, in order that their pas.
scngors may keep rs cool rs possible during
these warm days, hayo placed q supply Of
palm leaf fans In each car running on their
road. Tho fans have the letters NJ. X. II.
stencllcd upon them, with the number Of the
car to which they belong.
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

DIsoRDKRLr N MARKBT.-Frank West
md John Ambush, two coiored bootblacks,
were arrested by Onlccr Roth for t'sorderly
conduct In tho Centre market, and taken b; .
fore Justice Thompson, who fined them each
them 70 the workhouse for thirty days.
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

Tue KENDALL hcnoIARsnIr.-0n Satur-
day trustees Wilson, Woodward, Dulin, and
Law renee, assisted by Messrs. ]. s. Brown
and o. Z. Wight, examined tho pupils Sc
contest for the Kendall scholarship In CoI-
umbla college. The examination was held at
the Second district school-house. The con.
tcstants were W. II. Singleton, Il. Crosby,
and J. Doyle, Of the First district; Theodore
J. King, Second district, rud William A.
johnson, J. .saycrs, and Z. @. stowcll, Fourth
district. Tho result Of this examination will
be announced on Wednesday next, the COM
mencement day Of the college.
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

THE CHRISTIAN CmURCH.-Thc congrega-
lion Of the Christian church, which for some
time past has been wOrshipplng In the court
room ut the City Hall, yesterday occupied
for tho nrst time their new church edlncc,
ON NJ, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
recently vacated by the congregation Of the
Mount Vernon Place Episcopal Methodist
church. The building has been entirely rem
oyated and placed in neat order, and services
appropriate to the occasion were rendered at
eleven o'clock, a. NJ. Tho sermon was de-
llvered by Rev. Isaac Emmitt, president of
Alliance College, Ohio, who aGo oHiclated
al the evening service.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-09-03
Written Cor The rerrysburg JOrraal.l ]
I RKMEMBER.


remember pair OF sparkling blue eyes,
And lips that were red as cherry
And cheeks that wore the tint OF the rose
She was always blithesome and merry.
remember dimpled chin and arm,
And a heart that was never cad
The merry tones her childish voice,
Always made me glad.
remember pair Of tiny red shoes,
Aud little white dress trim'd IN blue;
A pair of white sto ckings she always wore,
Oar darling was happy l knew.
| remember a little white straw hat,
So tastefhlly trimd with roses,
A pnafore white as SNOW she wore,
Aud often hlled II with poses.
remember tie dolls and playthings she had ,
They were scattered all over the room
remember the patter her little feet made
AS she sweeped them up with her broom.
remember the crib that was nightly drawn out,
Where our darling so peacefully s'eeped
The little white spread that coverd her torm'
And the smile that over creeped.
remember the childish prayers she said,
Aud the good night she gave us all
The pleasure | took 10 rocking her crib,
Aud answering her childish call,
Yet this is MT all remember; g
Her playthings were put in drawer
Those tiny red shoes and that little stsw hat
Our darling will need nevermore.
remember the day when the crib was put back
When eOlin was brought 10 hUr rOoin )
saw the form of cur darling child,
Laid in her narrow tomb.
remember the smile that in death she wore
Twas the same, She NOie in her ted;
Her merry voice | can hear no more,
Our darling child is dead.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-09-03
aIanAoed: M0W. LOst, IlOw RestOred

MS%y Jnst publshed, = new edition Of Dr.
M.A CulverweIlis Celebrated Essay
IksW on the sedieal esre without medicine1 J
az SFE n Ar0KEH0k A, 0r Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary l3emipal Losses, IMroTENcT, Mental
and Ply sicAt inSspacity, Impedimepts TO Mar
IiAgs, etc.; also, 0cHspnPrfoN, EPILRrsY, and
FRS, indueed by sslf-iadhigsnes OF sexual ex-
traVAGanee. -raa rs ..a5s
Er Price IN . sealed envelope. oAly 8 cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable es-
say, clearly demonstrates from = thirty years
sueeeasfuI praolice, thai the AIArmiAg e0aser
quenees Of sslf-ab1ss may be radically cared
withoat tAs danRer0ss use Of iaisrnal medieine
Or the spplisaaisn 81 he kaife pointing out .
mode Of care a aace simple, certain and effect
uAl, by neana oi whieh every auherer, no mat,
tor what his eaaaitfai mAy bs, MAY care himself
ehoAply. priyAlely, and r@dicaiiy.
t. This Isselnle skoald b 10 the hands q
svsGy youth aud ssesy mAa 10 the land. 8
Sent, under seal II plain cnvelOp. TO any
address, poaI,nia On receipt Of siK eenjs, or two
posl stamps. Also, DR.. Culvervellt Mar
PuSi,sSsrs. ctIGs. J. g. KLINE & CO., !
III DOWsry, New FORK POs'Olhes Boa a,Sss
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-09-03
local MATTERS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.
Wanted Stsve Makers-M, n, Odell.
Administrator's Notice.. l.. BerreY.

On Monday last, Conan MEIER the mur-
derer Of fFELDBNHEIMER, received his sentence
70 be hung on Friday, the 5th OF November
uext.
We direct attention 10 the advertisement Of
Nj. r.ObkLL, which appears In another column,
for twenty men 70 make slaves on The shares or
by the thsusand. Hr
The Village Of Milton Center has been sd-
vapced TO the grade OF an incorporated village.
This merited promotion was effected on Monday
last, August so, 1869.
We learn that q firm in Toledo has con-
,racted 10 build a saw mill at Portage, this
county with a capacity for cutting twenty thous-
aud fest Of luu,ber per week.
Don't forget the meeting OF the Perrysburg
Savings and Loan Association takes place at
the office of the Secretary, JANEs W. Ross, Esq,
on tomorrow, Saturday evening.
THE schoouers Iadianola, 7runda Moss, and
one other we did not learn the name of, and the
scow R,.tevrrisc. have loaded with lumber this
week at our dock, and cleared for Buffalo, New
York.
MIR, BApER's Hall, to all outward appear
arccs, has received the finishing touch, but the
inside remains to be plastered, which, we are
informed. will soon be completed.
The Good Tempars will bear in miRd that
their ne xt meeting, on Tuesday evening. uext,
will be at their new hall, over g. II, kRsrs
Store. Let there be full attendance.
We learn that Mr.. De Los PRArr, Of
Grand Rapids, has subscribed $4,000 towards
the construction Of the Fremont Bryan Rail.
road. Wonder ifbe is a" bloated Bond 'holderT
Capt. ROBERT w. BooNE will accept our
thanks for several South Carolina papers. Mr.
3ooxE reached Columbia, s. c., on August 5th
and entered on the duties Of Deputy Chief Con
stable, on Gov. ScoTT's Staff, on the 9TH.
The weather has been exceedingly cool fol
the past three days, and On Tuesday and Wed
nesdny morning frost was discovered bT those
who were up early. The dust will averag,
about two inches deep, with no prospect o.
rain yet.
The new Masonic building sprang up las
week something aiter the Alladin style, reach
ing TO the proportions of one story in two or thre'
days. The " Master Masons know how {
| pile up brick, aud MIR. VAss seems to be wei
posted in the ornamentipg Of them.
! Republicans in the various townships
should remember 10 make nominations for As
SCISSOR for the revaluation of property, to b
elected at the fall election. This office is O
| great importance, and our best men should b.
| Illuminated that their election may he sure.
Rev. p. p. INGALLS, Of st. Paul's NJ E
Church, Toledo, and Rev. A. HoLLINGToN oi IL,
NJ. +. Church Of this place, exchanged pulpit
on last Sabbath. The former delivered tw
able sermons here OH this occasion, and the lat
ser, we learn, gave general satisfaction Il
| Toledo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-09-03
Photograph Gallery!
On Fifthstrcet, east of the Union School house
Pcrrysburg, Ohio.

Un FIIIH"StTVtI, tHSt OI tHt UhIOn ; SclOOI-hOuse
Perrysburg, Ohio.
THE undersigned would call the attention of
L the people Of Perrysburg and vicinity that
Quality, Of all sizes and kinds from the size,
or largest, down to the smallest mbrOTyPes
and Gems; also copying from other Pictures, ,
and eplarginR them, If desired, in copying.
She will finish up Pictures in India Ink, or
paint in water col0rs in the most approved styles;
will also furnish Frames and Cases Of all kiuds,
sizes and styles that may be required.
She would respectfully invite her friends to
call and see what their own artist can do, before
going elsewhere. 1t will cost you nothing il
you can not be suited. She asks nothing more
than t1 show what she can do, and feels conf
dent Of giving satisfaction.
N. B.-Ne pictures taken on Sunday.
Mas. NICHOLS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-09-03

t1y-0ur readers have observed that we rare
ly praise patent medicines, aud that we Adyer-
tisc only the very best Of them. But now, the
remarkable recovery Of Mrs. Rice, of Canastota,
from her distressing and almost helpless scrof-
ulous disease, which is known throughout the
community, and unquestiouably the effect OF
Ayers Satsaparilla, leads us to publish with
out reserve the remarkable efficacy of this med-
cine We du this in the interest Of the afflicted.
Any remedy which can 81 eifecually raise one
from the dead" should be universally known
and we wish itmay be uuivers lily as success
tul as il has been in the case Of Mrs. Rice
[Dai.y Journal, Syracuse.
Medical. Dir. 0BsRNILLER will be ut Nor.
toms Exchange on Monday the 9Th of Sep
tember, where he can be consulted ou all dis
eases. free of charge. lS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-09-03

Coroner.-By au oversight a candidate for
Coroner was not nominated at the Republican
Convention, and the ticket was left incomplete
until Friday last, at which time the County
Republican Central Committee met and ap-
pu;ntcd CHARLES G. BAIRD the present incum-
bent, TO fill the vacancy in the ticket.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-09-03
HOUSES ! AND LOTS
F<3EI EAL11z1.

TINE undersigned wSll sell on reasonable
teFmes the following real estate, yiz 4 The
bfiek building krmefIy Oeoapied BY the Joar-
nal OfiSe, also tlse frame DIV sliing adJoining !,
and lots No. 409, seyenty-hve feet oa tlis nDah,
end Of in-l0t 40a, aAA in lhi S6l sitpaAs eR
Ffent street aud Lonisians avenue, Perrvshnrg.
For particulars apply " y. J. SElDERf.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-09-03

Public Sale Let it be remembered that
Mr.. II L. BUKscHER will dispose Of his grocery
establishment aud residence ON Front street, on
to-morrnw, Saturday, afternoon, between the
hours Of one and three o'clock. AS Mr. BuEsu
IN designs engaging in business with an Uncle
in Ottawa, he will dispose of his desirable bus-
ness property at bargain to the purchaser.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-09-03

PEIstIYSRURG MARK Ell .


[couREcTEDwEEKLyB ny '. R.MILLER 400.
PERRYsBURG, September 2, 1869.
FLouR-5 90 az 50 w barrel.
GRAIS- Ear Corn l00c Pl0O lbs: Oats 40
q 45c: Rye l 90 Wheat l5,9 25P bushel.
Shelled Corn. 90gyjc.
BUTTER 25635c h ID Eggs, l2Gi5c " doz.
LARD -22O25c ~ ID.
POr AToEs -45dG0c " busbcl.
SALT-265 " barrel.
Wool sea 40c u ib.
HIDES AND SKINS Green hides, ga I0c
do calf, l6c; do salted cured, 100 lici do cured
ilMl2c. ta|I -H
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-09-03

Opening of the Union School.-The
Fall Term of the Perrysburg Union School
will commence on Monday next. September 5.
Allthe patrons and friends Of the school are
cordially invited to be present at the opening
exercises of the school year.
JOHN BARTON, SpL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-09-03

Change Of Time.--A new time card has
been Issued by the Dayton & Mic! igan Railroad,
which took effect on Sunday last. The mail
train passing south arrives at Perryssnrg at
1850 A. NJ, and the mail passing north reaches
here at 3:53. All trains are ruin by Columbus
time, which is i've m,Hutes faster than Dayton
time. The corrected time card will be found in
this issue.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-09-03
DEDILITx,

YAcvs "a no EaodJcIN, sq,nI 10 HoshdHds G,rMrw
I ss:s ;.pr;. ss: =: go; !: 4: :,s:: sss::
." sVOy~sai y 0rulEl.s 5s@.i, tr"aGI. lI> so
asaeh 20 digest T. parity me blood, ylr' gnsd Suard,
healthy eoRtl' fioh erudods Ne y ior hHgN from nc
eye, iEpar blOoM to s cheeks aud change r pat''Hf
from shori-br'aihed, enac,dtd scndk, asd ASTreus
tRedlid, 10 JulIIdced s'.rd, aud rgoToss f.TS"'A
Weak and DELICATE Children are
Tonic. I'm iRcI. they are Family gIrdt-
efmess They can be ndmtnistcred WuA
perfect safety 90 q ehtld ahrce months
cid, the most delicate teAAnle, or q h1a"
Of ninoay. . '-
. 1hfas R.naLisa ars Ak keA
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-09-03
rnon rrv. ,osEtll i: rryyAnp, j. .,

Pastor Of the Terslh Btpist Church, ihisdclPt''ss
v,1uSss is cunHeet NY ndHae NiA resVsHSadi,,I ~
dHeTsgs kfnds ~ taessc1aos bAs r,garassg a. TafFs
AZ Osa NJ MY aPyrqs1ats SaAere Ayes - e5e'ses -,
siTfiessatiytn W o4rH yaaiy af e alSfhsss ef lr
iiosasa,rT Gsl nada BerI dsy.dFt Js ogcs h''t nv
uand course, 10 sgJTess NY (a Ecssg iadt tF 2rt1
rTa debility Of ic ayHirin and cslScAiiy for i4lrI
ComllAat III Is 49, Sr1safc Ahd NainH"'s
pre- y Ar alton. Ia ~ saAe ciS's "'s
1aHs kta HSn0Ry,- ~I ! ~ ~h nd, ~ y
Dc vsry benefeidtanAns - 70 maN ~" .rfsT
Srosi az abVrs cdassL HSsrs, rSry resft!hby
- TT''-I Lm KGNNiRh iah
tf R5l;h, LsL0sS etltss sir'eia
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-09-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

. - AbAs
~
Catharinc Nichols, }
We. In Wood Common PleAS.
Samuel NJ. He'll.
by virtue Of an order of sale issued IN the
above cause by the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, of Wood County. Ohio. and to me
directed and delivered, will Offer for sale at
public yendue, at the door Of the Court house,
In pcrrysburg, Wood County, Ohio, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, September IL. 1919,
between the hours of 2 and , o'clock Of said
The north hall Of the southwest quarter Of sec
tion twelve ti3l, township number six 70 }, IN
range number twelve (l2) cast, containing eighty
acrcs more or less, and situated In the county ot
Wood and State of Ohio. Appraised at ell ,Os0
J. W. BR0wNSBERGER, Sheriff.
HAYNES & PRIcE, Attorneys.
Perrysburg, August IL, 1869. l6ee6 rs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-09-03
Hollands German BiIters
Hoofland's German Tonic

4, combination er all ne iNovedSests Of Ehs hfers
e-th rrhu SdHtd Cru RIm, 0~aRgs, etc. u used
for he disedses ds hs Bitrs, IN eases Nvs ssS
uind ndt usss vsEs.fss are entirely dinrca. JSs,ns
dny uAert ddrsrtis,d for The Of the 5issaNs Hdmod,
tshile he others d,oocfi0ns II ysaa n sems
Ior4n. JAs TONIC is deriIedIy Of ts aest Pied'
sant md d0reraAe restcds,s ,rsr sered 10 Bs pGbe.
hs td.h is eTqriNfs RS p',dsw, 70 isle a sea's Hs
IsyviA0 e1hiaratiR1. oad used'c'nai GSa't'es hapS
eaused Il q ks kROrB as De 0TeateS " ~ aHaeA ~.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-09-03

News Depot.-T have again added the
Periodical department in connection with my
Variety Store, and will keep ON hand Daily and
Weekly papers, Periodicals, Magazines, etc.
All Daileis must be paid for in advance.
G. FINKBEINER.
Pcrrysburg, Ohio, August 27, 1869. ISL.