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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29
The Las, search for Sr fohu Frankiin,

The report OF Mr.. c. =. Hall, the intrepid
Arctic explorer, made 10 Mr.. Henry Qrinnell,
embodyng the result of his last expedition to
the boreal regions in search Of information con.
ccrning the fate Of Sir John Franklin and his
companions, has just been made public.
Mr.. Hall made an extended journey on sledges
over the ice, IN company with friendly Esqui-
miuN, and was fortunate In discovering many
interesting traces and relics or Sir Juhn Frank
Inns party, and in establishing as fact much
that has been hitherto only Conjecture.
Ho regards II as certain that mono of Sir
John tranklins companions ever reached Mon.
trcal Island. The party Of Captain Crozier's,
consisting OF about forty or fotty.fve men, pas.
SEQ down the west coast of King Williams
Land late In the month of July lSAs. They pro-
ceedcd in tho direction Of Cope lIershel, drag
ginR two SledgtR on the sea ice then rapidly
melting away, one sledge bearing large avn
ing covered boat, and the other laden with
camp e1nipaSe and provisions. just before
reaching Cape Horschel they encounte ed four
families OF natives, aud the two companies en-
eamped Ia the Immediate neighborhood OF each
other. From two men, who we're of thess wan
perinR EsquimauG, Mr.. Hall learned with nat
ural pain aud indignation, that Captain Crozier
aud his.companions had been suddenly and se-
cretly abandoned bv the natives aud left TO per-
ish for want Of food, when Il would have been
perfectly easy TO save them.
Mr.. Hall found a native with the extraOrdina-
~ name Of ln nook .poo-Ehe jock, who, in the
spring Of 1851. had journcyed to King williams
Land, where he saw tw boats with many skei-
etoue lying around them. One Of these boats
had been seen by McClintock, the other was
doubtless conceded from his sight by the snow
The same year in which the Ercbus and Ter
ror were abandoaed, Mr. Hall Is confident that
one Of them succeeded In making the Northwest
passage, having on board five man aud a dog.
lie has the frinest conviction that all the re-
m tins of Sir John Frankliu's party and a full
record Of their expedition might be found if a
search was made for them In the summer
months, but the animosities that exist between
the savages Of the Arctic regions aggravated
by continual warfare, make IL almost impossi-
BILE to procure Esquimaux guides to accompany
a summer expedition.
Mr.. Hall has brought back with him a trag-
ment of boat, a sledge, a part of the mast of
the Northwest passage ship, chronometor box,
and other rehcs, all OF them marked with the
Queens broad arrow, He buried all the hu.
man remains that were discovered By his party,
aud erected monuments over them. The only
distressing or uutoward incideut that attended
his expedition was that hs was compelled to
shoot mutinous seaman, who died from the
wound.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29
Peace aud Wnr.

The American Peace Society is now opera.
ting vigorously, especially in the West. Il has
already Is or 20 men in its service as Agents
and Coporteurs, who are bringing the Peace
Cause before the people by addresses and con.
of its books as fast as il can procure the means
for the purpose. The Society is entirely loyal
~ the Government, and believes iu suppressing
rebellion. But Il also believes that il Is much
better to prevent rcbellious and wars than to sur.
for their terrible consequences. 1t hopes to aid
the people, and persuad,ng them to adopt better
means than war for the settling of National diff
hcu'ties. For tho accomplishment Of its work
II needs large number of Agents and Colpor-
tenrs both travelling aud local. Persons who
wish to labor az such or to procure its publ.
cations, can address its Secretaries, Rev. Geo
G. Beckwith, ID. D., No. 40, Winter ST., Boston
Mass, and Rev. A. Lord, No. Is, Madison St.
Chicago, or Elgin, III,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29
rCcmmueleatsd.1

Mr.. EpIroR In order to give the readers u
the JovRSAL some ijea " the number Of entries
made Of vegetables, fruit, grain. &C., at the
last County Fur, I would state there we're III
entries Of potatoes, comprising "a varieties, and
many II then Of the taaey Mind such ~ the
Early Rose, 0oodrich, Harrison, &c. 0kPsach.
blows there we're aisne "a entriee. Vegetables,
including cabbage, oniona, tIfnatoep, squashos,
&C 100, grain, seeds, &C, G. Bnead, butter,
hoEey, and sorge tfrup wna we'll re2resented.
We verify Ia Wsft oae farm4rsl were some on,
the display Of potAtocs, but when we came to
look 1T the canned fruit, we made up our minds
that they were badly beaten by the ladies Only
lbink " $50 cans OF prcs,r ed and canned fruit
besides good representation ~ cucumbers,
rherkins and tomato pickles, with . sprnkliBg
Of oatsup. The display included " varieties of
fruit. We we're not permitted ~ taste, but ne
sight of them made our mouth water. You
ahuald have been there, hr. editof, aud seen
for yourself what the ladies Of your c0prly can
do. Tbs display wonld have been an honor b
the atate Fair. The same Hall also contained
the fruit. 0ftall and winter apples there were
81 entries. Tho tables wc.e not large enough
to place all Of the fruit dren them aud much Vi
Il Was thrown uuder the M. Quite a member
Of individuals brought fruit and did not enter !,
az there was no ruom. George Smith had a
splendid display OF applss, which he did not
exhibit 40 there was ~ riotn for them.
II is hoped that smother year the Society will
have a larger aud more convenient place for tho
display Of fruit, &c. There we're II entries oi
pears l3 Of grapes Z nf quincos, and 4 of
peaches. Most OF tue fruit was very large and
rir, and had exhibitors have had plates upon
which 10 have placed their fruit, It would have
shown to much better advantage, The dis.
play however was very creditable one for the
fruit growers of the county. Those who have
been cnnversent with the early history Of the
Society can readily see that we have made con-
siderable improvement.
Allow me 10 compare the entries Of vegetables,
mali, frt,it IA Of IuhA ,rlIli 1 $40
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29

Many persons will remember Elihu Burritl the
learned Blacksmith, ~ and his sfETts for the
eauss "f peace 10 our cOuutry several years ago.
Also eis proposition % settle the slavery cues.
t'oa ey purchasing and hberating all the slaves,
taas pFsVenting the terrible catastrophe to our
nation which attsrwSrd occurred. For several
years pas, he hasbesa Consul at Birmingham
England, and has d'ne much for the Peace Cause
10 Europe. Bviag about To return 10 America,
the Lon lou Peace soci' ty reeenlly passed yer,
comPIineutarT resolution ia acknowledgment
of his services. Ash is now to reside in IN
United States, he will undoubtedly make his in
nusueS felt here again on behalf Of the cause
which he was 90 much devoted in former ysars
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29
Allow me 10 compare the entries Of vegetables,
sroip rruit 4o nj igkH with 1870
Wood County Agricultural Society.

Ed. JOURNAL; When the lists of awardu
we're sent to you for publication Glass 25 wa,
overlooked. Will you please lnseri Il In ynui
next paper also Glass 70, containing list Of non
enumci ciated articles.
There are several errors In different classes
made by the Awarding Committees.
CLksS IL. Committee failed TO award I'll pre-
MUM on SOrgo Syrup.
CLARsie. There was no I'll premium awarded
n Baskets of Apples, and In several Instances
2d premiums were swRr led on articles wher,
none were offered by the 8, cety.
CLASS u. On counterpanes, Committee hav'
awarded LIST premium to Mrs. Van Tnssell ant
Mrs. Jennie. Secretary can not say which
one Is entitled 10 IL also. ON Wool Socks, Mira
Alcoru and Miss Nina McColley are both awarded
LIST premium. On Wool Stockings they hav,
awarded no premium.
CLASS 23.-J, II. Sweet, beat cleansed ant
dressed Fur Robe.
Best Buckskiu Mlttens.
Best Buckskin Gloves.
Best Fur Gloves.
Rest Set Ladies Furs.
Beet display Of Dressed Furs.
n. keekly, hest side Of Harness Leather.
Best Calf skin.
Best Kip Skin.
CLAss 26.-EoN-KNrxEHATEp AHTrcLEs.
NE Highly. one set Truss Hoops.
J A shaw, sample Leaf Tobacco.
whitmnre, Bliss 4 Co., display OF Farming
Implements.
x Travis a Co., display of Farming Impis.
u,euts.
E.o. Carroll, Knitting Machine and display
OF knit goods.
Mrs, D. A. Avery, coruicopia Vase and cbrys-
II. Kenyon, Mnumes. Fruit Preserving Pow
der and sample of fruits preserved.
An. Drain.cags of Rabbits.
i. J. Pelton, Spinning Wheel, sample Of
Driod apples and Peaches.
=. Daniel \ Fireman, specimen of Marble work,
Monuments, &C.
NJ. Z. HiTlv. case NJ Butterfly Painting, DO.
Pennel a Howell, Florenee Sewing Machine.
J. II. Sweet, Foot and Buggy Mat
J. z. Smith. dozen Corn Brooms, and cage
Of Hawks and Owls.
Peck 4 Miller. display Of Rad and White
Wheat. Flour In sacks aud barrels.
Mrs u. Z, Ranger, Winter Boquet, Hanging
Basket 40.
Mrs. Il, Matthews, Shelf Frame, Cushion aud
Wax Basket.
J. W. Parks, She'll House.
John Inscho, Portable Fence.
Mrs, Geo. kimberlin, Braided Skirt, Feather
Flowers, display Of Cake and Maple Syrup.
ia. Ross. Native Birds Eggs.
Alice Mnton, two Pencil Drawings.
r. l.. Patterson, Silver Cake.
i. q. Love, Quinea and Grape Preserves, cur.
rant wine, Rcd and White cuirant Jelle, Tomato
CatSup.
II. Rudd, sack Flour, FlAx-seed and oil cake.
Ralph Love, Picked cur,ant, CurrAnt wine
Tomato Preserves, Grape Jelly, 30.
J. l.. PRAY, twO-horse CultiVAtor.
W. W, Stevens. Hay Fork.
W. r. Barton, Rat Trap.
The annual meeting for tho election Of officer
and other general business Of the 2ociety, viii
he held In Tontogany on Saturday, November
1859, at which time premiums win he paid b,
the Treasurer to those whom they have beef
awarded 10.
J. W. ROSS, Pre,ideat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29
Improvement Of County Road.
Meeting of Viewers.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all concerned
~ that petition has been presented a. the
commissioners of Wood county, Ohio, asking fo,
the improving BY grading, clearing out and ditch.
ing the county road, commencing where the Nc.
CutcbsnVille road erOsSns the snnth line Of sec.
uou thirty fur say, town four q, United States
Reserve, Ant running thence cast along ths
township line between Webster aud Perry mar
townships ~ the road kn'wp as The webstsr and
TNy Free Turnpike. aud there terminata
Petitioners ask to have said road chopped and
cleared out mll width, aud a ditch o,,Ssiruoted
OF the soath sids. the earth to be placed uwou
he r'ad-6ed aud prnperly rounded, and sUlE cisol
out-lels constructed ~ carry "a the water and
that said Improvement be made under the pro-
visloas ot The ac1 pAsssd March 20, 1851. aud
ihe amendIasnts therein.
Tbs viewers aud engiuasr appointed bv ths
eommissionets OF Wool ooantv, "a visw anA sur.
vey said mad and make 40 estimate OF ths ex-
penss ~ improving the same. will meet a ID
O'clock. A. NJ, on Friday the I9,h dav ofNov,m.
Der. 1893, al the weslern terminus OF the r,ats
shove described fng the purpose herein stated.
By order Of the CountE Commissioners.
j.. y. NEWTON, Auditor Mood Coaatv.
35ct6 rs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29
Law DeIexation

The vote In the Methodist Episcopal Church
On the lay delegation is reported by the New
rOrk Asaodiss Of last week as followsi For
lay delegation, ite,Alo; against ST,0A. NJ.
jOrity fOr, TS.SS'. Returns from twenty two
confsrs0ees give the clerical vote as stated /;
For lay delegation. 1900 SEainsl ala. Major.
ily for, I,lss. To carry the Gmsadnsu, Il "a
necessary that il should receive l,s vote Of
three fJurtbS Of the nenbers telsrieAl) Of The
sssssi eoafsrrHOss. ane this is'ths esiy pSisl
upoo whiss tSs fsisseE u lay dsleEAtOn have
bssa solieilous. as the result Of the lay vote was
undoubts. b far ia the conferences the
smssdnent has reeisVed tie Tseuislts three
fou tbs TOle, ,snd has nRsty-O -Oas votes TO spare
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29

The WOnaa's 4is~es,e, published in Dayton
says man 10 that ciV-a member Of the Day.
TN womans Suffrage Association, on Last slec.
ton day, divided his ballot, like his bread, with
his wife. Out she sixteen candidates for of.
hee, state aud local, the wife, being Democrat,
Was permitted to select eight Of the names on tho
ticket us her choice, and her husband, being a
Republican, substituted eight Republican can.
didA.es, forming fu sion ticket, equally divided
which the Eood husband promptly depos tied IL
the ballot Sox. WIN those who fear domes Il,
turmoil when wOmsn vote. take notice.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29

Hiuiostan is suffering frum pcsdlencc aUt
apprehensons Of famine. Four hundred per
sons are dying day from cholera throughout
the Northwestern provinces. Siuce 1883 ther,
has been no ssasun so fatal to Europeans. l.
Gwalior, HJder Alod, Ma iraS, AEra, Bsnares and
other places the epidemic has been very fatal
Seventy PER cent, OF those attacked die. The
lang drOuth is supposed to be tho cause. As
failure Of tie crops Is threatened starvation
must tollow, unless heavy rAins have oeSurre,
since the latest advices were'received.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29

Hat this Is not all. To this aggregate AZ
deaths upon the balIle-asld is to be added those
caused BY disease, To this is also 10 De added
those who died 10 Nnrtheru prisons aud Of thelr
wounds after reported only as WNuuied. These
u is claimed would swell the aggregate OF
deaths 10 800 900 -makiaS the loss as follows
CuntedeTA,s forces actively Engaged,
looi-o ssss - :. 80. ss.s 80. ,oo9 COO
foial ds.shs "a cSzis4srAts Stats Array 3oo, ,0ot
LAsaas Of ConfadsrAts etatos Army 10
pr.so1ers, tSei-S, which may 10 o0n-
sidered a. t,tal lOssess on aeeoaut of
the policy Of nNn-sKehauge by the
u"alsa s.'s'ss -. .',..'.''.: ,.;...'. 100000
! DiscIsrTss disability aoi dsssrlOa. = lOO,OOc
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29

Tho AiVaaoe says tbata Sunday school was
lately started In neglected part Of Schuyler
county, IlliSais, known as DIN Ridge" Fir
ty OF tho Inhabitants have been converted. All
tho lquOr-iealers but one gave up the business
Of their own accord aud no saecumbed when
is old customers waited on him In body
The place has acquired the new soubriquot, Of
= Mount Zion"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29

few weeks ago Mrs. Arabella A. ManSGeld
A. D., Of Mount Pleasant, Iowa, was admitted to
the bar and authorized 10 practice law in that
State. The Mount Pleasan, Journal, in giving
az account Of fher admission says: "Mrs. Mans
field is young married lady Of about "a YEAR,
Of age, Is graduate Of the Iowa Wesleyan U uni-
Versity, ARd lady Of strong mind. That she
has the brain aud the necessary ability 10 make
good record for herself IN the profession OF
her choice. no one win dispute. Her husband
Professor J. n. hsnsnsld, was also admitted al
the same time"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29

One who attended a German Turnfest, and
was beguiled into a dance, thinks that the Ger
mans enjoy turning altogether too we'll. " For
three quarters of an hour did that girl keep mo
waltEing, and only escaped when fodnd she
had gone 10 sleep, and was still dancing away
with all the yigor of her soles. / disengaged
myself carefully from her embrace. and softly
whispering farewell, and gently be thv dreams, /,
LETT her to dance, and think she is still waltz
ing -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29

The Cincinnati Gmmerciai closes a review Of
the contest 10 this State and its result In the fol-
lowing truthful paragraph
The course Of the Administration stands In
dorsed By the people of Ohio and Pennsy ylvauis,
aad lsiL erov iH favor ,oiel dem Il it !, knopa at
fts sad fsuaA fHcne,ai year thai 0as Handrsd III
iioas y ~ Psbl,e Drbt has been srtingHished. To
accomplish this is the intention OF thu President
aa5 his able Secretary, and they will work with
40 eye single 10 that purpose"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29

4 correspondent rolates tho following fearful
performance Of Mr.. Cooper, ex-private Secreta.
~ to johnson. aud by his favor once Assistant
Secretary orthe Treasury, when 10 the senate.
rial contest he did his beuafSciors Quietus make
with base vote;
When tho vote was taken to-day, Mr.. Cooper
voted for Ills brother, bat he shed tears in do
Ing 50. He weP,, but the weeping did credit to
his head aud heart Tue task imposed upon one
in such case is lifhcult upon ono htnl =
brother, upon the other dearly beloved friend
aud benefactor,
This was a fair division vote for his
brother; tears for JouSsoN, Il was an appor-
ton neul as just as that by BErrus 10 C1sAR
There is tears, for his love hIuor, for his
Vslor; and death for his am6ilon." "Ths
weeping did honor 10 his head aud heart" and
;, hts laehrymal delivery whiis tho vote did
honor to his iratsrual 6dsii,y. " The task wGs
difficult !" upos the one hand a loving bensfAe.
tor, whose dearest ambition was atslske upon
the other brother. But he mes il Ike man
aud q BROTHER Ga. Gdf-tte
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29

Jcsh Billipgs says good many wise things
OF whom. this IL one of which" J. Aost enny
mAa Will eanesed that il looK very foolish to
see : boy drag heavy slay up a steep hill
Tor the neetin pleFhure of ridsn down sgin
the side Of the Young man hoo works hard All
the week, ssd drink bis wages UP Saturday
ute.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29
Observation-Disclosures by the
0ovefnoT..

The President IL the United stntcs has pe
apart Thursday, the lsth day ofH0vcmber nest
~ a day of ThauksgivipR 20 the God Cr our ma
ianp, f1r his blcstiagp during he past year. -
Ohio, bebind nnne Ia blsseines, should be be-
hinA nqne IN RfaHtaee. With health, pleni 7
and peace. our rapulatop has steadily increased
wr industry has beco rewarded with abgndsncs'
eur public schools aud other msane of edaca'
uGn have borne rich ftultage, aud 'he religion
II tho Dibie has blessed and eheered ~ all.
Therefore, I, Rutherford y. Hayes, Governor
of the State Of Ohio. IN compliance with the re-.
Reioes scaiiment cf the people, aud the good
cnstims OF our fathers, do appoint Thursday
the / Sch day Of November next, a. q day oI
Thanksgiving, and reevmmend all Of the eitiiepI
of the State on that day to lay aside their ordi'
narJ pursuits, 70 assemble In the sanc;uaries for
prayer and praise, and 70 remember, In theft
", rship aud at their Ecmcs, the poor and the
antruW ing for ood hath said p" Whcsoever
nffrrcth praise glotlhsth me, Tie that oppres-
seth The poor rsproaeheth his Maker, but he that
sunorsih Him hath mercy 70 the poor"
ln testimony whereof, ! have herpunto sct
nv hand and caused the great seal 81 the State
or Ohio 10 be ali xod a. Colunbua this 2jth day
Of October, A. ID. 1862.
RUTHERFORD n. HAYES.
~ tle Goreraor
EAkc r. SHERWOOD, S,eufnry Of tSut,.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29
GEo. PowEas, Secretary,


Horace GsEELKY. candidate for Comptroller,
gives the following advice to those who dislike
him:
'' There are good many Republicans In this
State who dislike the Editor OF The TribWns, and
would like TO hit him good lick " they only
know how. We beg leave TO advise them that
they can only feed fat their grudge by voting
aud bringing up others 10 vote the Republican
State ticket with his name scratched Of. Stay
ing away from the polls will not answer the
purpose, as M one can tell that the blow was
not aimed at Gen Sigel NJ some other candidate;
bu, going 70 the polls aud voting the ticket with
the obuoHiuus nam erased frum Il will do the
business. Where a candidate 'alls behind his
ticket, every one can what Ia meant and who
Is aimed at aud candidates who run behind ar
not likely TO be Nominated again. As some OF
those anti -0reeley Republicans are not very
bright, aud do not take the papers, We hope our
READERS will take puns IN suggest TO them the
e'nrse above indicated, aud show them how "a
follow H. Let us all enjoy the utmost freedom
in chuiee, aud vote exactly as We mean"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29
~ tie Goreraor'
EAAc r. SHERWOOD, .S,er,tory Of sSu,.


Mexico paid respectful, tribute TO the memory
orlh late Secretary Rawlins.
A woman recently applied to a physician Ia
Cl ucester, whose disease, according To her owr
statemcut, was " Irritation Of the hcatt.' Singu.
lar disease that,
wotkmen exhumng bodies 10 the old grave
yard at Dayton last week, took up the body Of an
unknown man, in good stats Of presctva ion,
which was turned completely over aud found
lying 90 the face.
The secret Of snoeeas Of Chicago newspapers
is said to lie In the fact that svery man and wo.
maa In the town takes every paper, for fear a
divorce notice IN which they are interested may
BE- publish and they not fhd out.
The Virginia Slate Fair, which commences
November 2;,L, is tho FIRST held iu that State
since the war. The entries already exceed
thoss Of any fair before the war, and those from
Northern States are Ave times a. great. Prcs-
ilent Grant and his Cabinet will be invited.
APort Wayne special describes tho passage
or large meteor over that place, early We'd
ncsday morning. os reaching Forrest Station
Ohio, 4 exploded with loud report, the eoucus-
sim breaking window glasses aud alarming the
inhabitants for thrso miles AROUND. The pho.
nomeua deserves the attention ofmcn OF science
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29
The Confederntc Dead.

Dc, Joseph Jnes, of New Orleans, has tesn
preparing for the Southern Historical Society
the losses IN the Confederate army during the
yea's Of the late civil war. Here are the figures;
k1isd, Rotasl,d aad Prirszsrs afAe C,HSsdsrato
Array ds-ia9 Ne Nir, ts6i-5.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29

Dickens says: 4" I have known vast quanti-
ties of nonsense talked about bad men not looking
you in the face. Don't trust that conventional
idea. Dishonesty will stare honesty out Of
countenance any day in the week, fthers is any
thing TO be got by it,"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29

Oliver Wendell Holmes is 80 years old Chas.
Sumner, Horace Greedy aud Alfred u. Street, 50.
Harriet Beocher Stowe aud DR.. Samuel osgood,
5S.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29
oOnMuSsIONER'S SAFE,

Bancroft BROS 4 Co. Wood County
vs.. Common Pleas.
George W. Hill ct al.
BY virtue OF an order of sale issued In the
above cause by the Clerk Of the Court Of Com.
mnn Pleas, Of Wsod County, Ohio, aud to me di
rectsd and delivered, will offer for sale at pub
lie vendue, at the door Of the Court in
Perrysburg, aud county aforesaid ,on
TUESDAY AFrERNOON, November 80, 1859,
Between the hours of 2 and 3 O'Clock OF said
day, the following described real estate, to- wit
Lot No, seven a. in Gs Nrge W. Illus addi.
ton 10 the twn Of Milton Center, in Wood
County, Ohio; appraised At ell 200 co.
J. W, nR0WNSBERGER,
Special Master Commissioner.
HArSEs 4 PRIcE, Plsinia : Atlys,
Perrys6urg, October -, 1859. 9Trs6 50
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29

10 TO the JorHSAL Once TO get Job Print.
IeE o. sserr Description. None but arsl-
s'AAs VIVA siioSsd " 80 out of the 0ahee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29
Notice to Farmers :

pARTIhs vishins 70 purchase tie sslsb..-
Ted ChampioR CTOss- eat Saw, The oae thsI
ma, mas gwen such pnbouaded sAtisfastisa where
has oeea In use for the past year, ean now be-
supplied By ealing At the Ne~ hardware storr
All Saws Warranted. II
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29

"PaataloOnaties" is what the wicked New
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