The Perrysburg journal. [volume], May 05, 1855, Extra, Image 2

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The fallowing gentlemen have been elect
ed directors of the Dayton & Michigan rail
toad for the ensuing year : Samuel Fosdick
and Carlysle of Cincinnati, T. J. S. Smith
and Daniel Beckel of Dayton, Dr. Telford
and Mayo of Troy, Cumming of Sidney, Dr.
'Peck of Perrysburg, A. J. Field of Toledo.
Mr.- Smith of Dayton was elected president.
Perrysburg Prices Current.
Wheat. $2.0()((J2.00 ; Flour, $l0.lX)(fM0.00 ; llye,
6075; Corn, GOffgoS ; Oats, a7(i40 ; Flaxseed, S"
j.00; Timothy, $1..00(J.OO; Clover, jJtS.OOfcC
5.50 ; Potatoes, oGVUT ; A pples. !?reen, 50(rf.$ 1.00 ;
dried, $1.251.50;" Peaches, lined, $1.0oV. !-'" 5
Beans, $1.2 (!. 50 ; Lutter, 12(419 ; F.pgs, 8(o10 ;
Beeswax, 22(jr25 ; Feather.-, !i(if i 1 ; Fresh Pork,
455 U , Mess do., $15.00(15.00 f Prime, $8.00;
Ilams, 810; Shoulder, (WW ; Sides, (IttHl ; Fish,
iekcrel,w$C.O07.O0; white uiw, $5.50f!.00 ;
Shingles, white wood, $1.00; pine, $.'.50(4.00;
Lumber, common, $8.00(10.00; pine, $12. ()(((
15.00; do. dressed, $18.0020.00; Staves, flour
barrel, $3.50(3.75; tight" barrel, $5.50(.(5.00;
ilides, green, 4(5; dry, &ut) ; Tallow. 10(412;
Lard, 8i,M0; Wool, 2o(4'3.S: Hav, $8.00(.10.00;
Wood, $i.251.50; Onions, 50(475 ; Hogs, 4IJ.
$100 UEWAUD!
BY authority of the county commissioners of
Wood county, Ohio, I will give $100 reward
for the arrest of WILLIAM NOF.L, if delivered
into my custody at Perrysburg. Said Noel is about
24 years of nge, youthful in appearance, about 5
feet G inches in height ; hair dark, long and straight ;
eyes grey, restless and difficult to catch ; one side
of his face slightly marked with gunpowder ; figure
rather slight and spare ; wore away a plug hat,
dark cloth coat and pants, drab overcoat, thick
boots newly half-soled and heel-pieced on one side ;
U a fiddler. Escaped from jail here on the night
of April 2Cth.
A Liberal Reward will also be paid for the arrest
and delivery of JAMES A. HENRY, who escaped
at the same time. He is a tall, slim, active man,
aged about 25 years, of fair complexion, black hair
and whiskers, of pleasant manners and easy address;
wore away black frock coat, black silk or satin vest,
blue-black pants, calf boots and plug hat, and is a
shoemaker by trade.
Both prisoners were charged with penitentiary
offences. W. L. COOK, Sheriff Wood Co., O.
Perrysburg, May 5, 1355. w3
NOTICK.
Jonathan Crom vs. Fitch Philo.
THE above named defendant !a hereby nutified
that, on the 30th day of April, A. D. 185.5, sev
eral orders of attachment were isssued.on the goods,
chattels, rights, credits, moneys and effects of the
said Fitch Philo, by G. E. Guyer, a justice of the
peace in and for the township of Weston, in the
county of Wood, for the sum of one hundred and
fourteen dollars and thirty-five cents, and costs of
suit. JONATHAN CltOM & others.
May 5, 1855. w3
AN ORDINANCE to provide for cleansing
streets and alleys and removing nuisances
in the corporate limits of the town of
. Perrysburg.
Be it ordained by the Town. Council of the
town of Perrysburg :
Sac. 1. That from and after f he publica
tion of this ordinance, each owner, resident
in Perrysburg, of lot or lots therein, be and
they are hereby required to clear off and re
move from each street and alloy bordering
on their lot or lots, or any part thereof, all
dead carcases, decaying vegetable matter,
and filth of every kind and description, from
that part of such street or alley opposite
their said lot or lots, and remove the same
beyond the corporate limits of said town;
and in case of the failure so to do within
forty-eight hours after the taking effect of
this ordinance, then it shall be the duty of
the Marshal of said town to give notice to
such owner or owners to remove said dead
carcases, decayed vegetable matter, or othor
filth, as above required ; and in case such
owner or owners shall fail to do so within
two days after the receipt of notice from the
Marshal as aforesaid, then such owner or
owners, on conviction thereof before the
Mayor of said town, shall be fined in any
sum not less than five nor more than fifty
dollars.
Sac. 2. It is made the duty of the Marshal
of the town, within two days after the ta
king effect of this ordinance, to inspect each
street, alley, public place, cellar, and such
other places in said town as he may deem
proper, and in case he shall find any dead
carcass, decayed vegetable matter, or other
f4lh of any kind, to notify the owner of the
premises on which the same shall be found,
if residents of Perrysburg, to remove the
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same beyond the limits ofrthe town? and
in case said owner or owners shall fail to do
so in one day after being so notified, then
it shall be the duty of the Marshal to cause
the same to be done forthwith, and double
the expense thereof shall be collected from
the owner or owners of said premesis in an
action of debt before the Mayor, to be col
lected as in other cases; and in case such
owner or owners are non-residents, then ?aid
Marshal shall forthwith remove said filth asi
is above provided, and the expense shall be'
borne by the town. ' j
Sec. 3. That if any person, after the taking;
effect of this ordinance, ehall place or cause;
to be placed, in any house, cellar, or on any!
lot, street, alley, or other place within said
town, any dead carcass, decayed vegetable!
matter, or filth of any kind, name or descrip
tion, such person or persons shall, on con
viction thereof, be fined in any sum not less!
than five nor more than fifty dollars. ;
Sec. 1. That each owner of a cellar in
said town be, and he is hereby required, if,
practicable, within (en days after the pii.-suge
of this ordinance, to cause the same to b
drained by a suitable drain, so as to convey:
all stagnant water therefrom, as well asoth-j
er filth capable of being carried off by a:
drain ; or in case the same cannot be done,!
then that such person cause said cellar to be
thoroughly cleaned and sprinkled with lime!
as often as once in each two weeks during)
the months of June, July and August; andi
in case of failure so to do, then such person'
shall, on conviction thereof, be fined in any!
sum not less than ten nor more than fifty'
dollars; and the Marshal of said town isj
anthnriapil at nnv timo he mav see nroner to
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enter and inspect the condition of each eel-:
lar in said town. ;
Sec. 5. That prosecutions or suits underj
the 2d and 4th sections of this ordinance,!
may be brought before the Mayor, or any)
Justice of the Peace of Perrysburg township, j
Sec. 6. That if any person shall obstruct,!
hinder or improperly delay the Marshal in
the performance of any duty enjoined on or
required of him by the provisions of the
above ordinance, such person shall, on con
viction thereof before the Mayor, be fined in
any sum not less than ten nor more than
twenty dollars, or be imprisoned in the jail
of the. county not less than one nor more
than five days, or both, at the discretion of
the. Mayor.
Sec. 7. It shall beth-sdutvof the Marshal.
as far as practicable, to prevent any slagnant
water in the streets or alleys of said lown.j
the expense incurr d in so doing to be paid
by the town.
j E. D. PECK, Mayor
At test : of Perrysburg.
Isaac 1 Thompson, Recorder,
April 25, 1S33.
i of Middleton township, will let to a responsi
ble person the building of a SCHOOL HOUSE.
in sub-district ISO. 0, in said township,
A Frame House 13 by 22 feet oil the ground, 10 foot
potts.
Plan and specifications can be seen bv calling on
township Clerk, or Capt. Wetmore. Sealed pro-j
posals will be received until the first day of July,!
for the above work by Cupt. Wetmore and town1
clerk. Bv order of Board.
AVM. EWIN'G, Township Clerk.
April 28, 1855. wa
Loren E. Perigo vs. Chester Cook etal.
SIIF.KIFF'S SALi:. By virtue of a writ of exe-i
cution to me directed and delivered from the
court of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in
the above case, I will offer for sale at the door of
the court house in I'errysburg. on Saturday, May
20, 1855, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
3 o'clock p. M. of said day, the east one fourth of!
out-lot number one, (1) in the town of Perrysburg,
in Wood county, Ohio, taken in execution us the!
property of Chester Cook and others, at the suit of!
Loren E. Perigo. W. L. COOK, Sheriff.
Jamks Mukiuy, Atty of Ptflf
April 21, MS5. w5$l.KH
William E. Churchill vs. George D. Flack et at.
SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of ex
ecution to me directed and delivered from the
court of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in
the above cause, I will offer for sale at the door of
the court house in Perrysburg, on Saturday, May
2G, 1855, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
3 o'clock 1. M. of said day, in-lot No. five hundred
and five. (5051 in the town of Perrvsburir, Wood
county, Ohio, taken in execution as the property of
George 1). Flack, at the suit of William E. Churchill. ,
W. L. COOK, Sheriff.
Jamks Mcbhat, Attv of ptff.
April 21, 1S55. w5if h&3
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"nlSMOVAL. BKOWN & HUNT have remo
JLVved their Stove and Tin Establisliment to their
New Store, opposite A. M. Thompson's, where we
arc offering a well selected assortment of
p O O K. HA LL.Ji OX PA RLOll HTO E 8,
in great varieties. Our Stoves are of Albany man
ufacture, tttifl Interior to none. Plain and Jnj ancd
Tin Ware, Stove Pipe and Stove Trimmings,
At Wholesale and Retail,
Job work nnd Repairing done on short notice. Or
ders from abroad will meet with prompt attention.
Jan. 1,185-). MIOYVN & IIl'ST.
Corn ! Coin !l COllK ! ! !
T X J E are now prepared to receive good nieichnnt
V V able Corn in the ear, in exchange for Stoves,
iVc, or in payment for all debts duo us until the
first day of Marc h next, nt fifty cents per bushel
weighing seventy pounds. No more excuses, but'
bring on your corn ! New Store, opposite A. M.
Thompson's. 11KOWN !i III NT.
GEO. W. JJIIOWN & CO.
Jan. H, H.V.
Dll. JOHN DCLL.
S O M 1ST II I N O
NEW AND VALUABLE.
The most powerful King on the &ra of tba globe now
f',;iiB ftuprcmu in the American Republic. The power
of the cruwti.'J hemisof Kurope Kink iuto Innignlttc&nce
when ooinpr.red to our American Kln.
huropvnn kin; employ the power vented In tbom to
InrrvnM) the rirtn-a of the ri-h and lordly, and to reduca
to tro!ter misery and degradation, the xmr and depend
eul. Our American lingi forth ith equal willing
Dex to the lordly innitsioo and the hnmhle cabin, ready
like to administer relief, and to ofTr health and happi
nevi ti the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor.
Dll. JOHN IHJI.IS
GREAT AMERICAN KING
Is the Ti nth Kosdkk or Tin. Would, and the greatest
blcfi-.li' ever ortered to a III ic tod humanity; to the suf-
rin million, the Doctor ran any, relief is atyonr com
mand. V'-u have only to use this magical remedy. Ail
those who still suiter, an will not accept the preferred
ilnlui. deserve not the pity of their families,
Tl:i wonderful medicine, during the brief poriod sinew
iti introduction, has carried happinesa to the hearts of
thousands, and made life a cliarin to many who hereto
fore regarded it only as a painful and miserable e.it
ence. To the winds with all Liniments. Kmbrocation-i. Pain
Killers, and Pain Kxtrartors. and let millions of jl.i I
imbues proeUiiui the merits of the preat "American
King of I aiu, ' a preparation composed solely of ';.
table and roots, produced by America'! own rich and
bounteous soil.
VY would ask the 1.mf.S, who are always cemp'-tent
jiidjre of hat is and what Is not a valuable family ml
icine. to do us a speci tl favor by giving the Kinh- if I'a'.a
a Miitle trial, and if satisfactory, exert their lnlUu'iue
in its behalf, recommend it, speak well and often i f if,
and see that it um.I by their afflicted neighbors. The
Ladies are always charitable, and when they induce th'dr
sneering friends to use this really valuablo nieitciuo,
thoy will be doinjnn act of benevolence that they can
well bo proud of. This is a powerful and truly-UKif.-ic.il
remedy for all external diseases, sores, swelling, burns,
4c. and for raany internal alllictions, it is a certa.n cur?,
yet it is perfectly harmless, and incapable of producing
tho least injurious etleets in the most delicate caeil or
the weakest constitution.
It in entirely useless to follow the old and wnrn-oijt
system of publishing to the public thousands of certifi
cates of wonders performed by this medicine. It cot
but twvnty-five cents te try it, and Dr. Itull stakes his
well-earned reputation on the Kiu f Pala doing a
and more than he claims foi it.
We would ask have you the Tthouinntlsui or Gout;
tl.eks are not pleasant companions, and we know that
you would like to drive them away as soou as possible,
then u.te
"BULL'S KINO OK PAIN."
Would you be cured almost immediately of Rowel
Coiupluiut, Dysentery, Summer Com plaint, Cholera .Mor
bus, (x-auip L'Lolic, Head Ache, Tooth or any other ach
or P'lin, the remedy is simplo and the cure certain,
USK THE GKKAT K1XU OF PA1X.
Would you have your Sores, Swellings, Cuts, Hurm,
ScaldH, Ilrulses, or any other wound healed, we repeat
It, UKe the
MAGICAL KING OP PAIN.
Would you be cured of Scald Head. Stiff Joints, r'cre
Throat, Neuralgia, Sore llreast. Lumbago, Tetter or ftin
Worm, Salt Rheum, liitesof Poisonous Insects, Chapped
Hands, and all other pores, either Dry or Running, we
ay again and uait:, roi'R rkmkot Is Dr. John Dull s
" KINO OK PAIN."
M ould you be cured of King's Kvil, Cancer, Turners,
Eruptions, or any disease of tho Ski a caused by impure
blood, then use Dr. John Hull's t'arsaparilU lnterually,
and the King of Pain externally, nothing can be mor
crluin than a vbcady and elfectual jure.
The a')ove popular medicine just received anil
for sale by CH.V'S' UK.UTKK,
Postnnster, Perryshurp.
And ly Dr. II. Hi;iuutt, Maumec Citv.