The Perrysburg journal. [volume], May 12, 1855, Extra, Image 2

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A MAcfrtllCENT AND BeNEFICKNT ENTER
PRISE. A-singular though highly useful in
stitution is to be established the coming
summer, under the auspices of the well
known author and successful practitioilcr,
Harmon K. Root, M. D. The institution
is to be known by the name of the " World's
Medical Congress," mid will unite under one
roof the medical and surgical skill of the
whole world. The New York Evening Mir
ror, in commenting upon it, says:
" Tim services of one or more scientific
medical gentlemen from each of every na
tion on the habitable globe are now being
engaged, and the grand convocation will take
place about the first of June. The location
selected for this scientific JJsculapian as
semblage is No. 512 Lroadway, contiguous
to three of our largest and most popular ho
tels St. Nicholas, Prescott, and Metropoli
tan and the spot may be considered thfc
most eligible and convenient that could have
been selected in the city. Commodious and
airy consultation rooms will be richly fitted
and furnished as soon as possible after the
1st of May; and by the time the institution
is ready for active operation, we shall expect
to see the whole invalid world converging
hither. The projector, Dr. Hoot, possesses
good business talent, as well as remarkable
medical skill, and his enterprises are not apt
to prove failures. We doubt not his project
will be equally useful and more remunerative
than the late Crystal Palace affair,"
Perrysburg Prices Current.
Wheat, $2.002.00; Flour, $10.00010.00; llye,
5075; Corn, G0$G-5 ; Oats, 370710 ; Flaxseed, 87
ti5$1.00; Timothy, $ l.50(fr-3.00 ; Clover, $5.00(3
5.53; I'otetocs, 50(7o ; Apples, green, 50(Tf$1.00 ;
dried, $1.251. 50 ; reaches, dried, $1.00(;f 1.25 ;
Heans, $1.26l-50; Butter, 120S ; Eggs.tSttt.lO;
Beeswax, 22(?25 ; Feathers, 31(44 ; Fresh Pork,
4tJ ; Mess do., $15.0015.00 ;" Trinie, $8.00;
Hams, 810; Shoulders, t3 ; Sides, bV(G; Fish,
pickerel, $6.007.O0; white bass, $ o.oofj.OO ;
Shingles, white wood, $1.00; pine, $3.$0Cf 4.00 ;
Lumber, common, $8.00(10.00 ; pine, $12.00(2
15. 00; do. dressed, "jJia.OOf-'-UO.OO ; $titve, flolir
barrel, $3.503.75; tight "barrel, $5.50(VG.OO;
Hides, "rreen, 45 ; dry, 8(9 ; Tallow, 10(12;
Lard, 8c?10; Wool, 25i33; Hay, $3.00(10.00 ; i
Wood, $1.251.50; Onions, 50j 75 ; Hogs, 4(24$.
$100 REWAUD! I
TY authority of the county commissioners of
AJ Wood county, Ohio, I will give $100 reward
for tha arrest of WILLIAM NOKL, if delivered
into my custody at Perrysburg. Said Noel is about
24 years of age, youthful in appearance, about 5
rVettiinuhesin height ; hair dark, long and straight ; j
eyo3 grey, restless and difficult to catch ; one side
of his face slightly marked with gunpowder ; figure j
rather slight and spare ; wore away a plug hat, :
dark cloth coat and pants, drab overcoat, thick 1
boots newly half-soled and heel-pieced on one side ;
is a fiddler. Escaped from jail here on the night '
of April 2Gth.
A Liberal Reward will also be paid for the arrest j
and delivery of JAMES A. HENRY, who escaped j
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 trock coat, black silk or satin vest,
bluo-black pants, calf boots and rlug hat, and is a
shoemaker by trade.
Both prisoners were charged with penitentiary
offences. W.L. COOK, Sheriff Wood Co., O.
Perrysburg, May 5, 1855. w3
NOTICE. ,
Jonathan Crom vs. Fitch Philo.
M1UE above named defendant is hereby notified:
J. that, on the 30th day of April, A . D. 1855, sev- I
eral orders of attach ment were isssued.on the goods,
chattels, rights, credits, moneys and effects of the i
said Fitch Philo, by G. E. fJiiyer, a justice of the
peacj in and for the township of Weston, in the
county of Wood, for the sum of one hundred and j
fourteen dollars and thirtv-five cents, and costs of i
suit. JONATHAN CKOM & others.
May 5, 1855.--v3 I
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AN ORDINANCE to provide for cleansing!
streets and alleys and removing nuisances i
in the corporate limits of the town of;
Perrysburg. j
Tt it ordained ly Vie Town Council of the ,
town of Pcrrwiburg : .
1. That from and after the publiea-j
'im cf this ordinance, eech owner, resident:
hi Perrysburg, of lot or lots th-rein, be and
'Ir-y tire hereby required to clear oft' mid re-;
move, from each street and all y bordorini;
on lot or lots, or any part thereof, all
ii; ("n-case?, decaying vegetable matter.
;n 1 i i!. 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 fuilure so to do within
forty-eight hours after the taking HFect of
this ordinance, then it shall be the duty ol;
the Marshal of said town to give notice to:
such owner or owners to remove said dead!
carcases, decayed vegetable matter, or other
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 o
owners, on conviction thereof before thej
Mayor of said town, shall be fined in any
sum not less than five nor more than fifty;
dollars.
Sec. 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
filth of any kind, to notify the owner of the
premises on which the same shall be found,,
if residents of Perrysburg, to remove thej
same beyond the limits of the town; andj
in case said owner or owners shall fail to do'
so in one day after being so notified, thenj
it shall be the duty of the Marshal to cause;
the same to be done forthwith, and double!
the expense thqreof shall be collected from i
the owner or owners of said premesis in anj
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 saidj
Marshal shall forthwith remove said filth iis
is above provided, and the expense shall be!
borne by the town.
Sec. 3. That if any person, after the taking:
effect of this ordinance, shall 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 j
matter, or filth ol 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. 4. That each uwner of a cellar in1
said town be, and he is hereby required, ifj
practicable, within ten days after the passage
of this ordinance, to cause the same to be
drained by a suitable drain, so as to convey
all stagnant water therefrom, as well as oth
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 Jun', July and August; and!
in case of fuilure so to do, then such person i
shall, on conviction thereof, be fined in any!
sum not less than ten nor more than fifty;
dollars; and the Marshal of said town is!
authorized at any time he may see proper to
enter and inspect the condition of each cel
lar in said town.
Sec. 5. That prosecutions or suits under
the 2d and 4th sections ot this ordinance,
may be brought before the Mayor, or any
Justice of the Peace of Perrysburg township.
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 j
any sum not less than ten nor more thanj
twenty dollars, or be imprisoned in the jail
of the county not less than one nor morel
than five days, or both, at the discretion of
the Mayor.
Sec. 7. It shall be the duty of the Marshal,
as far as practicable, to prevent any stagnant
water in the streets or alleys of said town,
the expense incurred in so doing to be paid
the town.
E. D. PECK, Mayor
Attest: of Perrysburg.
ISAAC P. THOMPSON, Recorder.
April 25. 1B::.
"VTOTK'F. is hereby civen that a petition will be
IN presented to the ( ununis-ioncrs of Wood emni
iv, at their next - .n, to lav out and establish a
c'ountvioad as I". 11. s. tnuit: IJro inning in the
river road nil n. rth side of IWtajro river, in I
Freedom rowii.-'''' and on the section line between:
oeti, :is one ;md I u o. thence south oil said Section
line l.etw et 'ii s-ert;. ' one.-.nd two. eleven an. I t elve,
and thirteen and fourteen, until it intersects the
Mont"-oiner and Freedom n ail near the Diseiiliour
ridge; (My 12, 155. w I
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"llEMOVAfi.-H()WN & HFKThae"nnio
LV;ved their Store and Tin Exlalilishmiiit to their
New .Store, opposite A. M. Thompson's, where we
nre offering a well selected assortment of
COOK. IIAI.I., llOX I'ARI.OR STOVES,
in great varieties. Our Stoves are of Albany man
ufacture, nnd inferior to none. IMain and Ja antd
Tin Ware, Stove Pipe and Stove Ti -miming,
At Wlioli'.itile und Retail.
Job work and Ucpairing done on short i.otice. Or
ders from abroad will meet with prompt attention.
Jan. 1, lH.Vi. HKOWN cv HI NT.
orn ! C orn ! ! CO 11 ft ! ! !
Xf ,i: n"w rr'pared to receive good inei chant
V V able Corn in the car, in exchange lot Stow ,
.yc,or in payment for all debts due us until the
first day ot March next, at fifty cents per bushel
weighing- seventy pound. No more excuses, but
bring ou your corn ! New Store, opposite A. M.
Thompson's. BKOWN !.-, HI NT.
OF.O. W. 11KOWN & CO.
Jan. 8 S.-.."i.
"Dlt. JOHN UCIX.
SOMUTHINO
NEW AND VALUABLE.
The most powerful King on the face of the globe now
rlns supreme La the American Republic. The power
of l be crowned hcadscf hurope iilnk into inalguiticAncs
when reniimred to our Ameriran Kin.
KurjH-:in Kinv employ the power Tested in thera to
In.-rv.isH tl;e rii-hi-x of the rich and lordly, and to rrdnca
to renter niim-rv and ilegrradstion. the peer and depend
ent. Our American Kliiiroeii forth nilhviuul willing
nesa to the lordly mansion and the hum) le caUii, ready
aPke to administer relief, and to o(Tf health and hppi
oesa to the lofty and lov v, the rich and the poor.
dr. John nuirs
GREAT AMERICAN KING
In Ihii TiNTtl WoxnF.K or iiib Wom.ti, and th- preatevt
tl, s-iie,' ever offered to alllirted huuiunity; to the mf
k riu million, the I'oi-ter r;in kv, rulief lit at your com
mand. V' U have only to use this umicxl remedy. Ail
those who utill sufferand will not aceept the proferrc j
lialin. dem-rve not the pity of their fniuilie,
This wonderful medicine, during the brief period sine
it introduction, has earned happinenn to tlo heart of
thousands, and made life a charm to many who heret
foru regarded it only as a painful and Uiimrabie exist
vr.ee. To the winds with all MniuienK Fml-rnration. Pain
Killers, and I'ain Kxtractors, and let uiilliona of glad
tongues proclaim the nieritx of the great ' American
. King of I'ain." a preparation composed solely of vex
tables and roots, produced bjr America's own rich aud
bounteous m il.
We would ask the T.MHEa, who are always competent
Judge), of w hat is and what Is not a valuable family mA
icine, to do us a specUl favor by giving the Kiuu of Pala
a singlo trial, and if satisfactory, exert their lnllu.-nre
in its behalf, recommend it, sp-ak well aud often of it,
and Bee that it is iim1 by their a filleted neighbors. The
lAdipsarealwayscharitahle. and when they induce their
suiKrlng friends to use this really valuable nieMcioo,
ihey will bo doing an art of beucvolcnce that they can
well be proud of. This is a powerful and truly-uj;cal
remedy for all external diseases, sores, swellings, burns,
Ac, and for Many internal atllictions, it is a certn.n cure,
yet it is perfectly harmless, and incapable of proJie lin;
the least injurious effect iu the most delicate caves or
the weakest constitution.
It is entirely useless to follow the old and worn-out
system of publishing to the' public thousands of certifi
cates of wonders performed by this medicine. It cost
but tfivnty-tire cents to try t, and Dr. Hull stakes liii
well-earm d reputation on the Kin; f I'ain doing aX
and more than he claims fi it.
We would ask have you the Rheumatism ordont;
these are not pleasant companions, and we know tank
you would like to drive them away as suou a possible
thcD use
"HULL'S KING OF PAIV."
Would you be cured almost Immediately of Bowel
Complaint, Djsentcry. Summer CompkiMit.t'DOk'ra. Mor
bus, Cramp Cholie, Head Ache, Toot U or any other acLa
or paic, the remedy is simide and the cure certain,
USB THE GRKAT KINO OP PAIN.
Would you have your Peru, Swellings, Cuts, Bums,
Scalds, llruises, or any other wonnds healed, we repeat
It, use. the
MAQJCiKlNO OK PAIN.
Would you be cured of .e;ild Head. St!T Joints. Scr
Throat, Neuralgia, .-ore Ilre.ist. I.uinlui'ro, Tetter or llinir
Worm, &i)t Kl.ciiiii. Hit. set" JvUmuiis Insects, Chapped.
IIti:d.s, an l all other !-i.r-.. either lry or Running, we
sny a jain aud :igit;, votR ki.mi:i v Is lr. Jidju Hull's
"KINO OK PA 1 X."
Would you be cared cf King's I'vil. Cancer, Tumors,
Frtsptiens. or any dis.eise f the caused by impure
h.-o l. then use Dr. John Hall'.- .-':,r 'ip -irilla in'terualh',
and the King of l'aia eO rn:ii:-.-. in. thing ran le iaor
wsrtaiu than a stessd.v and eliei I n il i;r-.'.
Tho a'love popular inoclieini just received nnd
M' sal'by CIIA'S 1! I1A l'Il I',,
I'otin istei', I'errvsburg.
And by Dr. II. Ui kim it, Maiiuice ('itv.