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PKKHYSBUKQ JOURNAL
K. A. ilIUOIttN, Eil I tor.
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TERMS:
Ontenpfn rear,
AIIib:rlptinnnot ;iaid withinix m Mttln.l' no
Feftysiiurg, Thursday, July 10, 18-37.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
frt ffpReMuft of the llt'piililicaii Htiite Central Com.
VnlUe,-ta onnjuncthm with thi- Kei'iil'llnati tnemlirrs
of th Ltpfolatirre, ami other dlstlnguisho.) ltiubli
.aiia from varinu part, of the Htato, At Coimntmi, on
th 14th of January, 1h:.7, nftor mature consideration,
Itiru reiolveil tlmt ft was e.xpcili.nt to hnl.l theStnlc
Convention of tho Rt'pnhllcfin party of Ohio for ttic
nomination of a State ticket, at Columbus, on the lith
of AllRUHt next.
In conformity to till request, the fltatc Central Com
mittee aniioiineo to the ltuiiillirnna of Ohio that the
(falegatea from the various ooutitica of the Htate will
aiwinblf in the city of Columbus on WKDN'KSDA Y,
THR 1JTH DAY Or' .lH.l'KT XKXT, nt In oVIm-k a.
mH tot the piirpoao ef putting hi noinination ramllilatci.
for the following office.: fViMiovernor, Lieutenant (lov
rnor. Secretary of State, Treasurer of State, ono Sh-
tirerae Court Ju.lvTP, and one member of the Hoanl of
'ublte Worka, and the transaction of auch other bnal'
eaa aa may be proper for the occasion.
The Kepublicana of tho arveral ootintlea of Ohio,
tfflleaa they aliall otherwise affrce, wilt mcot nt their
County acata on Saturday, the Hlh day of August, bcinjr
tli Saturday prc-ceciling the day of salti State Conven
tion, and elect delegates, thereto, fn tho proportion of
fne delegate for every five hundred vole given for
the Republican candidate for I'rceidcnt nt the election
Ml November, 1856, and one for each fraction of votes
cainal to, or over one-half of eaid number. The total
tfuraber of delegatca by this bnsia will be 377, and from
each county will number aa follows:
Adams.... ....3 (inemscv......ft Morrow I
Hamilton 111 Muskingum n
llnni-nck 4 Noble 3
Hardin 1 Ottawa 1
Harrison 4 Taulding I
Henry .....1 Perry ...... ....8
lllglihind 4 l'ickuway ......1
Hocking 2 l'lke 1
Holmes -.3 rortngu.......fi
I'rchle 4
Allen S
Ashland -. 4
Ashtabula... .10
Athens. ...r 6
Auglaixo......
Belmont ......4
Brown ........4
Boiler
Carroll 4
Champaign ...4
Clark 5
Clermont .,...4
Clinton 4
Oolumbiana ...7
...4
... 3
..13
...4
...J
...S
...5
Coahoclon
Crawford ..
Cuyahoga ..
Iark
Defiance ...
Delaware...
Krie
relrfield 3
Fayette" 2
Franklin 7
Fulton 1
C.allia 1
Geauga, 5
Ureenc e
Wyandot
was. iiksmson, Jb.
. P. STONE,
llO. VANSI.YKE,
N. H. SWAYNK,
t. C, SKSSlONrt.
J. H. COl'l.TKK.
GEO. M. PAKSONR.
ill
pro-tcmof
la
this
Huron ....... 7
Jackson ...... 3 Putnam....,
Jefferson. .....A Itichlaud
Knox ...fi Hose ...
Lake... 5 Sandusky..
liwrcnce 1 Scioto .
Licking...... .6 Seneca.....
Logan 4 Shelby
Lorain 7 Stark
Lucas 3 Summit....
Madison 3 Trumbull ..
Mahoning tt Tuscarawas
Marion S t'llion
Medina .......5 Vanwcrt... 2
Meigs 4 Vinton 1
Mercer ..I Warren .......6
Miaul ....a Washington . ..fi
Monroo . ..3 Wayne ft
Montgomery ..8 Williams ......3
.Morgan 4 wood ..a
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., SUM.IVANT,
HUlll. iNKII,.
n. h. van vo:mns,
CYltl-S l'HKNTISS,
GEO HOAm.KY,
A. S. l.A'ITY,
JACOB I1KATON.
O. KOI.I.ETT,
RfjHihlicnn ttat Ctntral Committee.
at
ot
in
COLUMBUS, O., June 22, 1857.
Republican County Convention.
The Republicans of Wood County will meet in Con
tention, at tha Court House, in Perrysburg,
On Saturday, the 8th day of August, ia7,
fof purpose of appointing delegates to the State
Convention, and for the transaction of other important
DaeiMae. By order of the Co. Central Committee.
July 16, 1857.
"In a Horn."
the awful wailings and lamentations of tho de
mocracy over tho reported defalcation of the
"Black Republican Treasurer of Djlawaro county,"
have been unprecedently piercing. To hear them,
One would suppose the day of Judgement or tho
eomet bad certainly come I This Treasurer was
reported (d be a dcfaulicr to tho anionut of t?30,
OOOj and bis securities arc said to be worth nt least
five times that amount. Subsequcut investigation
has led to the discovery that he is not a defaulter,
but has tho funds ready to moot all deinatids. Tho
excitement is Baid to have originute'd in tho fact
that he did not think it best to deposit the funds of
the county with a ccrtaiu banking institution ofDcl
ware and because the commissioners did not find
the funds in this bank, they concluded "all was up
a stump, ' and thereupon souuded the alarm. The
explanation does not stop the circulation of the
original notice iu tho democratic journul9, however,
and' in tboirzeal to spread this matter before their
RadoTS, they entirely overlook tho comparatively
(to-them) trifling defalcation of Breslin, which
mounts to the nice little sum of three quarters of
million of dollars I
The whole contest muy turn upon this one
feature, by the-by not a small ono. Therefore, in
the selection of u cundiilutc, tho Democracy will
tte caulinus, and look well to the ability and char
acter for integrity of those who offcr fur tho uoiui-
nntion. Vtjiuncc Dcmoorat.
There yo have it in a tint-shell. Policy re
quires the democrats, thi tint, to "be cautious
end select a man of " character " for the office of
State Treasurer, and this simply because the " con-
fcst may turn upon thio feature." At uny other
time, gentlemen, you may noiuiuuto your second
Breslins, but the success of the party demands you
to yield to honest men once ! We udiniro your
tmpliclty.Mr. Xcmocru,nnd trust your advice may
be heeded, but we fear you would bo the Drst to
violate it, as you ore willing to vote for Morgan,
who acknowledges that he knew Brc.-liu was rob
bing the Treasury at the very time he (Morguu)
was stumping the State to secure his re-clectiun.
Look out, lest loug practico should lead you to
support "sharpers "instead of uicu ot "ability and
ehuracter for integrity."
There is a case pending in tliu U. S. Cir
cuit Court for Illinois, Judge McLean presiding,
which, from its peculiar character, possesses much
interest. Sometime since, Charles 11. Lamar,
white man, assaulted and most severely bruised
Joseph C. Mitchell, a colored barber. Mitchell
has sued Lamar for dumuges. Under tho Dred
Scott decisiou be is of course ruled out of court
It remains to be seen what disposition Judge Mc
Lean will make or this case. It seems hardly pos
sible lor him to adopt a course which will license
every white brutul bully in the country to beat nnd
maim a colored muo without being liable to pros
ecution. Mr. Montgomery, of White I'igoon, Mich.,
Woe robbed of 3,000 at tlio Toledo depot ou
Thursday lust. He bad just arrived on the steum
loat rVtm BuflUle, and had been so cureless in to
ambit his money which be curried iu n car
pet sack. Ou arriving at Toledo the suck wiw cut
ead the money taken. The robber is yet ut large.
Political State Convention in this State
will be held tl is year as follows : The Dctno
eratie in Columbus on the Glh of August ;
the Republican in that c'nb on the 12ib of
August ; and the American ut Dayton on
the 18th;
AaTiuoTC'TO Mui-QiJirois A i-crtnin preven
ire to attack nr nio'-ipiitoi-H, Hm-k flic, is
aid to be irlyceridu 4 ounce, oil of p"ppi rinint
drachtnit, nil of tiirHiitine 4 ilniclniK The lin e,
Deck, httjidi1, in fact nil parts cx;.0: ed, to tie rtiljU:d
with the mixture. This was given tnehynn i-iui-neut
physician, previous to going into the Stale of
Muiue on a hunting expcdiiiion. I never knew it
Uaed without perfect success.
Lieut. Governor.
Tlio D fianrc U.-pnliliciiii i nuns A.slirr C'xiU, of
Wood fj'i'iii'.y. m l!m I'liuico til' I tin H Hilt'-ain
tin' NurlliWusI fur U.-itiMin-ii Gwnmr. Wr
Mr. (Jin)tt'.-) nn-nu livi iu;iily im-iiliniu.'il l.ir
nlii !', mill his illiililics mi l ip..liikltlolu lilt:
universally Ciitit''l.il. 1 Haiti:.
WiMiri' (jliul to lo iiliioto express our entire sat
isfiictimi ol lliu lUntias of Mr. Cook Tor the oflice,
if tliero be anything in questions' of locality,
liopo, m wo hiivo heretofore) aniil tlmt this can
didacy will lo conceded to llio vigorous Republi
cans of tho N. W. Thorc is wrliuH moro k.Viiis
tlio North-Weal than in other pnrt of the State
nnd it would pfive atwngtli to tlid ticket if a
man of popularity, living iu tlinl part of tho State,
wero pst upon it
Hon. U-stcr Tnylor, of Geauga, tlio President
tlio Senate, during the last two session,
also spokou of in this connection. lie is a most
ostinmhlo man. nnd mnkc9 a cnpital presiding offi
ccr. Hei a farmer and would make a very popu
lar oamlidato. iUrysvillc Tribune.
Orncs or th Tiu.amhuh or State,
Colunitms, July 6. 18&7.
To romovo Iho pulilie ditiust in rcfrurd to the
circulation of the Soneea County Kiiiik, it ia prop
er to s:iy that on the 31 hist, thero was burned in
oflice, nccol'diiiii to law, of tho notes of that
Hank rndaemcJ and deposited by it for that pur
pose, 93-2,1 aa
That tho notes still rcmnlniiisr in circulation
amount to '. 177,300 00
Thnt to sec u re this circulation
there arc in this office, of six per
cent bonds of the State of Ohio,
belonging to said bank 77,020 00
nnd with E. Ludloiv.Cusliier ol tho
Ohio Life Insurance & Trust Co. or
Now York .... $100,000 00 177,520 00
a
Making art excess of
bonds over circulation of 6214 00
The notes of the Bank will bo rocived iu pay
ment of dues to tho State. This statement is mado
the enrlicst moment since tho duo ascertainment
the facts warranting it.
1 he notes of tbs Canid Hank or Cleveland are
also received in of Stale duos.
A. P. STONE, Treasurer.
PittBSTS and Leviths. Tlio I'roshycprian Wit
ness of Knnxvillc, Tenn., has found another un
prejudiced Northern man. The first was Rev. No-
ncminn Adams, u. U. H quotes Irom a letter ol
Rev. Mr. Dulles, ono of the editors of tho Ameri
can Preibyttrian, in which, as au lnipnrtinl ob
server giving an account of a recent trip into the
Soma, lie Bays :
" Having no theory to support. I can onlv snv
simplo truth, that the physical condition of the
slave, his food, clothing, habits of labor, and med
ical treatment, ill the great majority of cases, is
one by no means demanding compassion."
inere is on record, tnougti not, perhaps, in the
files of the American Prenbylertun, aa account of
two other men, who, like the Ruv. Dr. Adams and
the Rev. Mr. Dulles, journeyed betweeu Jerusalem
and Jericho, and who, seeing on their wuv a man
that bad fallen among thieves, thought that tho
case was " one by no means demanding compos.
sion." Tho writer, therefore, undoubtedly has the
Bible argument" We give up this point of the
case at once. But two who journeyed in the oiden
lime saw only one man that hud I.Uk-n among
thieves, nnd this, too, a man who had sulfcrcd only
the despoiling of his goods, and not of himself
bone and sinew flesh und blood ; while it is finite
probuole Ttiitt II tt whole raoc ol mu ua-.l nccn
robbed, not only of their property, but of tht-ir
wives and children, and ot their oivu liberty, the
Scriptures would have deemed it inexpedient and
ititerineiuuiiiir to snv aiirtuim: about it. . I Hero-
fore, while the American Presbyterian undoubted
ly has the letter of tho Scripture iu its favor, wo
think that tlio spirit ot those ancieut writings is
quite ugamsi It. independent.
Social Statistics of Ohio and Massachusetts.
A law has been passed in Ohio requiring minute
returns ot deatns, uirth?. mnri-ui(?cs, und other so
cial statistical information, which is to be annually
reported to the county auditors, nnd to bo made
matters ot permanent record lor luiure reference,
This measure has already secured soino valuable
statistics. It shows that the births m that State
greatly exceed tho deaths, and that tho increase of
population irom natural multiplication is more
rapid than was supposed. They have tho same
kind of a law in Massachusetts. From the reports
made under that enactment it appears that the
largest per centage of mortality in that State du
ring the lust lour years was among mechanics.
Shoemakers and carpenters arc at tho head of tho
list. Iu longevity agriculturists heud the columu
at the ripe average ago ol OS.
Roiinr.nr of a Jewelry Smite nv its Proprif.-
tors. The jewelry g to re of B Imont & (jo. was
robbed frrulay night of goods to tnevjlue, as is
represented, of nearly tytf 000. At on early hour
Salurduy morning the fact of the rohb:ry was
communicated to tne ponce Dy tne leaain ' mem
bers of the firm. Such was the manner of the
man, and so peculiarly was the story related,
that suspicion was ut once excited tlmt the
parties themselves were knowing to the robber
rv ; end at a lute hour B linjiit u-is arrestc.l.
The parties are G -rmin Jew, on.lha l be.-n in
tha citvbuta few days. They hid purchased
eoods of Fdlin?r & Lutch--UL-r, and other pliw
in town, representing that th y had i?2').003
worth of coo. Is in iho custom-house at INow
York, wuiting until July 1st lo come in at re
duced rates of duty, lite arrest w as made on
a'charge of procuring goods by ful-e pretences
of the above firm lo ihe vulue of $1,000. The
other mem tier of the firm is umoiig the missing.
and probably will be. 11-linont was commit
ted to idil for want of security. Nearly the
entire stock of goods wero tnk-n. The robbery
was unskiltiillv inanao'd. Ihe catii was evi
dently too nice for such bun glers. Boston Bee
Thero is a relation of a pood incident which
took place in tho Mmiachusctts Convention which
ratined the Constitution ol the United dtutes
1783. Theru was a member of the convention by
tho immo of Abraham White, who represented
tho town of Norton, hi Bristol county. He talked
a great deal in the convention, und a iis violently
opposed to the ratilU-ntioncil tne constitution, ul
leging that it took too much power away from ihc
people and gave too much to their rulers, lie w:is
ulso afraid of the influence of tho lawyers. Chief
Justice Parsons, in ono of his great speeches in fa
vor of tho Constitution, alluded to Hie line ol nr.
gumciit used by Mr. Whito und others opposed
to tho Constitution und said, us by the theory of
the imposed Government the penplu were the
source of all power, it was doing them a great in
justice to suppose they would abuse it to their own
prejudice. Mr. White.feeling rattier hard pressed,
und thinking it necessary to say something, inter
rupted tho Chief Justice by exclaiming, " I tell
you, sir, the people ought to be j -aloiis of their
rulers, and if any lawyer uill bent vie out of that
I will give him ten guinea.'' I In was very proud
of his reply, and turned to Israel Washburn, who
was the ilelegnto from tho town of R.iyiihiiin, and
a friend to the ratification of the Coiisiiiuliou, und
said, " Didn't I tiro into them well ?" " Yes," re
plied Washburn dryly, "you fired well, bui )ou
didn't hit any body.''
Oreut tiTurU havo bt't-n m tdo fur two
months or moro p'ist, to monop liz-j enough
of tlie Bt ntimcnt nn pU'ttoei of thu Demo
cratic politic. una and etliiora to noiuiaate
1'aynk, of ClevLlHiid, for Oovurnor.
Quhrv - Hveu'ttho pfuplo of Ohio )vv
enough of CKiVfland (iovtrnors and TilUo
Trt-iuurcrs ? Jhjumce JJttnucaut.
What hu Oc.ounw of tlio IVn-y.-diurtf; Jour
nal 'f Wti linvi) nut BftMt u toiy ol" il lor a tnrt
tiijht, ittnl wuiii'l 1 1 l.o to know the I'tnuuu wliy ?
D'uinct HrjiuUicwn,
Tlio Journal liu.i litvn mjftiliirly mailt1 1, hut
Click' Sum has imt heen sober, in thosn part1,
tho Fom tlt. 'i bis in.iy account fur tin; t'ailmo.
Wisconsin.
Tin re i a strung probability of Wisconsin
bfcomini; d nn'io ializ d. Of all the tmi-
ijrants of S-J indinavian origin, nine-tenths
scUlu in this Stater They may already be
counted by scores of thousands. Id addition
to these there are immense numbers of Ger
mans and Irish. The city of Milwaukee has
probably a greater number of inhabitants of
foreign birth, in proportion to its sa, than
any other city in tha Union. The native citi
zens form the minority. A week or two ago
thousand Norwegians arrived there, and it
said that as m.my at twenty thousand of
their countrymen will follow in the course of
the present year. They are an industrious
and peacenblo race, little disposed to meddle
unduly with political BfTiirs. With their
hardy habits they must aid grealty in the ad
vancement of the regions of the Northwest.
Phil. Journal
of
Tin Dkluqb of LtquoRS The new tariff
will go into operation on the 1st of July, and
tho duties on imported liquors will be r-iluced
from a hundred to thirty percent. We learn
that the bond-d 'ware-houses are filled to
overflowing, and that no more cargoes can be
admitted until after tlio first. The question
is asked whether there will be a general fall
in the prhe of wines, brandies, Xuus
verromSew York Mirror.
Astronomical. The Chicago Journal sys
that those who worship with their faces
turned toward the etst, in these eoiiial, June
mornings, will see ft most bcrtUt'tful spectacle:
the coming of tho eon. heralded by two cour
iers Jupiter and Venus. Twoof Heave i'b
crown jewels washed np by the pearly billow
of dawn, as it breaks against the eastern
fbore of rIotv ; two sparkles in the spray
that brightens around the brow of Morning.
Venus showed a light the other tiny, lon
after tlio world had been to breakfast, and
seemed to Ua like some ship nt sea, whose
signal fire had out-watched the night. But
the ambitious bun quenched it in bis clory
nnd liko Cleopatra's jewel, it was melted in
the golden goblet ot the Morn.
A London letter announces the arrivle at
that city of Hon. Charles Sumner. lie reports
that he is slowly though surely gaining heal.b
nnd strength not in a condition to do much
brain work, and still spending; a portion of
each day upon the sol i.
The corner-stone of the monument in
honor of Henry Clay wan laid at Lexington,
Ky., on the 4 h inst , ami J imposing ceremo
nies. The M tsonic order assisted, and Rev
Robert J. Breckenridgo addressed the audi
ence on the occasion. Several distinguished
gentlemen were in attendance, among whom
wore tho Uovernor ot .Kentucky, aena'or
Crittenden, Vice President Brcckenridge,
and Ex Secretary Guthrie.
m i m
A ew Party. The m vement for a new
southern party has been initiated in Louisi
ana, by a public meeting held in the parish ol
Plaqueuiiue. The cognomen assumed by
the party is " Constitution il." The address
adopted by them disclaims sectionalism.
More Cures.
PHILADELPHIA, 3e mo. 20th, 1856.
Rmpertftl Frienill have for severnl vcuvs been af
flb-ted with y"7 .,'o, and occasionally a (ienmil
tnl;y. I acci'leiitiiliy tneu my mt-ilicim, itooiinn.i s
(tertnan Hitters, in the tint pUre upon a ilati'jhtcr, she
havini; a severe a Hiiell of sickness. Thy lioonand's
lii-ruiun Hitters had such effect upon hr gcner.il de
bility, that I was induced to try it myself. I then git
a bottle, and used it according to the directions, und
It relieved me more tirill nnvtliinir I hud before used.
giving general lone and streiltll to the stomach and
system, laist tail 1 haa a very severe spell or tac
l'liiirrhrpa, which continued for sonic time. My life,
for a time, was despaired uf. Thy Hitters araia being
used, acted very It ippily upon the stomach and intes
tines, a d soon relieved me from tile rreat p.iin 1 suf
fered, imp ;ive me (reneral health to the system. I
consider it iloetor.onc of the mo-it valuable medicines
1 ever used, and shall take pleasure in rc-ommendiug
it to others. the frit-nil.
SAMUEL HUTTON.
Xo. !, Jenninir's Row, Catharine, above Third,
To Dr. C. M. Jackson, 1W Arch at-, 1'liilu.
See advertisement.
TESTIMONY OF DOCT. O. BUTCHER.
Green Bank. Pocahontas Co., April 10th, 1855.
Gentlemen: -tSumc lew monflH since a patient ap
plied to me for in-.-dicul advice, alHicted with a severe
form of secoii'lary siphilis (he had been under the
charge of two physicians without deriving relief.) 1
commenced using tho rcu'uhir remedies of the profes
sion, but the dUea-ic stubbornly resisted all my efforts.
The reputation of Carter's Spanish Mixture haviiur
reuched me, and bi-inir personally acipiaiured Willi
yourselves, 1 determined to ivc it a' trial. 1 did so. and
in a short time its good en'eets were evident, and three
bottles cured him.
As an net ofju-tice to suffering humanity, I cannot
withhold my testimony to its vtitucs ns an altera tive
and prompt puriti.;r oi the blood, and take pleasure in
recomniending it lo the pruli scion end the public generally.
Yours rcspci.tluliv,
O. BUTCHER, M. D.
Dr. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies.
The seeds of all disoiilors are in tli?ldood,and Dr.Ko
bnek's lli.non i'l'inrii:!! and lli.oou Pll.l.s aet .peeiti
cally on IhutHuid. They are compose!! of raroSweilish
herb., and foi-mv u sovereign nntidotc to tho itifectim:
und coi-ruj'lii.jr principle of disease N-it only do th-ry
cure indie.'ti'.u, liilicus crinplaiiitf, feinnle weakness,
'onnubi.d iiicoiniieteucv, iktvoiu disorderi, luii-r and
tliroat n'i'"Cli'Mis, diarrhea, etc.. etc., but they cleanse,
purify and invipTatr every orvran. and put tlio whole
animal in:a-hiui.'ry iu such a vigorous condition that is
is en. hied to resist und throw olF the intliiviice of bud
air and other causes of siekuess. bee advertisement.
CAN EPILEPSY BE CURED?
AVe tliink tlic t'lhiwiiir letter from u roMpectalde
citicn of Miiipin will answer the qucsttmu, and re
inovo ull doiihts fiuin every unbiiHcd mind .
GRENADA, Miss., June 5, 1857.
Dr. F. th S. lime, li'tltimor, Al . lcr Sir : I
take urcat d'-MMire in rel uiir n case ot si-asnis or tits,
cured l-y ;ur invalu d-Ia 1'ilU, ily brother, J. J. I.i
'on,h;i f itf t'..ii afflicted with thi awful disease.
Ho wiu rirst utt u'li-'tl whil-j nuite youn. lie wtmld
have one or two p.isniH atone attack at first; but u
hu fjrew older, they itemiyd to ineree likewiiie, t'
to tliu tuna lie cuiiimeiu'd taking your l'lll-s, he hud
them vi:i'v ot't'-u and quite nuvtire, iirostrutiuir him hody
and mind. Hi mind h:id sulfercd seriously; but now
I am h.ipny to my. he U cured of those tits. He hits
enjoyed tint) hu tilth lor the lti-4 tive months tmst. Hi
mind hi aU't returned to it oriiual .rijhtliiicji-.
All this I ttiko a re it plt:a.'ure in co:unruiii;atiur, aif
it in.iy he the mivms of di.ertint,' otheri to the remedy
tliat will cure them. Youri resi"'ctftillv, 5re.
GRENADA, Miss., June 5, 1857. W. P. LUICN.
n pT''n wh(i H sufrerin from lit.4, or n pa sun,
xhould neglect HiMi'liiiLr to i)r. I Inline, after tliis, for u
supjilv ol his iiu-.-itiupilde inedicine. Ills pritu-i are as
folimvn: one ho two 1? '. : twelve $U sent by
mail jret't on the receipt of a rem'ntitnce, Aildrc-s
Si;thS. Hanci:, inH iJaltinu-re street, Ualtiinore, Md.
" AVotnu.ASoCitr.AM "A Pomade for lieautifvinjf
the llair -hi-zhly iierlumed. superior to any French ar
ticle iiuportfd, ami for ball the price, tor dr-ming
l,a-li. h liair It 1ms no eipi.il, i;iviiiij it a orient i.my
appearance. It cames 'i-iiiknien's li;itr to curl in the
uiot natural inamicr. It n-niovus dandruff, ulwns
','ivinfr t!io h.iir thu appc .r.inci! of heiur frefh sham
poiined, price onlv titty c.-iit-. None eiuiiite uidesx
siirmd. niTUIDWlf & (M New York. Proprie
tors of the HnJm uf u '1'liousaud Flowers. For sale by
all 1 iT-rvit. Feb. I -.'7--42nift.
O-ist.itloi'o'M Hair lye!
Within n iiuI-k1i1I all the nictit- lie.
Of t'riuadoro' never cipi-iih:d Dye;
lied it m .ifcfH hlaek, to brown iranform!i a srey,
And keeps theiibrcs uhanfrom dt-cav.
This m itehlefH rnvilaliiti Hair ), still hohlslts
pusiiiun as the most harmless and eilieai-ious Hair Dve
in the WO'U.D. t'repiiied and Sohl, windosalu uud re
tad, and applied in ten prit ate rooms, at ('lUs'i Alioitn's.
No. it, Asroti Htiitsu, llruiifluay. New York ,i'.nd hy all
uruu'Ki-" aim rcrmuicrs in inu i;mteu states.
Jan. 15. 1K.',7
A M'liU, Ciiicinuati. Oliio, John l. Parks. Solon
Palmer
uwu; iT ri-oi i?. Jiuttr, i .ird. tv.d
li.io. tU.O.iUSVKItS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FURNITURE, CHAIRS,
AT
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
TIIF. Subscriber Manufactures nnd keeps on hand, at
his Shop and Ware-room, on Frout street, one door
west of (Jeorire Powers.
CAIIIJVKT WAItEfc CH Vins,
nlmost every description, and of course at all prices.
All nty work is warranted. Work mado to ordor, and
repairing attended to.
Ili;itT AKINO.
Having a ifoed Hearse, and good workmen. lam pre
pared to attend to this as it should be, WELL.
I am also In order to do all kinda of Turnlnir. at try
ractory oi the Hydraulic,
Newels,
Ten Pins
Chnir Stuff,
&c.
Hamsters,
Uroom-handlcs,
Cabinet Work,
&c.
Orders hy mail, or otherwise, rrnmptly executed.
Wlf.l.f A.M CKOOK, Jr
Perrvslrarg. Vny o, 1a'.; i-JTaltr
Cusli rail! For liiruiii of nil Kin .it.
Nov. -21, Miii . 11. V. AVKKU.I..
The
I
M.
(-'K),
aNo,
Hydraulic Furnace & .Machine Shop of
nAYINLl enlarged our stock of Pnttorns, and em
ployinirthe best of woi-kmcu, vv e are prepared to
make to' order
Castings for Saw find Grist Mills,
or any part tUerc,on short notice. We Imvr tho bout
of in.icliinerv.iinil feel confi.lent In sniiiiir tlmt wo nn
mnke ti$ ijoui work as ia made I u tho west. He kcop
on 'iund
MULLEYS & WATER WHEELS
of the lutt'n improvement.. We ulso nunufuxti r
Long's Improved Plows, Nos. 1, 3 & 4
ground mm finished ingoodafylo.
Sled Teeth Cultivators Cmthlron
3,.'ianl S pail Kettle, M'nffon Boxca.Slei'.i Shorn, &c.
which we otter nt wholesale or retail. fVnlcr from
nhruad promptly filled. Furnftce. on II y dm '.'" p'
r roni streei. f.
OKO. W. HlUIIVt. t . V. II TNT. A. OMIT 11
iL OHIO REM, ESTATE
dLSSCOallsCS-jlTi)
? DISISIBUXiON UT OCTOBER, Uol.
SRf'UHlTV (HMHANTKED TO AM..
The distribution will take place under the nuJpices
of a committee, to be upi minted br the Smekhc.lilerJ.
The property will be listrtbutedani.r.g the hohler
of Curtiticutes on the It October, 1 -'7 . Any one
can become a member by the payment of only one
dollar, which ontilliM them to one cerlilhute uf stock
The property to be distributed comprises over $"!,
WHI of the mMt Tiihiahle Ueat K'tnte in the citv of Co'
lumlpHt nnd Franklin County, and .5,(H;0 lif Jewelr)
and Miscellaneous artit:le.
Th:it all who wish to invest may feel perfectly secure
that they will be fairly dealt with", we have instructed
our agents to retain or deposit the motii'y they receive
in tne nanus oi any responsible man n their cnmniu
nur, until me time oi utriintion, then to tie torwsrd
ed by the committee front that county or district.
Schedules of the property and certilicatts of mem
neralnp can be hud upon application to our agents or
ov atnirewing tne accreuirv at t oiumtmn iiun.
it. If. SNOVDi:N, Sec'y.
T. R. Bi.is of Seneca t'o, liank received until
further notice.
July !i, IH.-.7.
of
sale
of
ber
od
of
m.
of
Howard Association.
rillLADELPUIA.
ri lo all personsatUieted w ith euul itiscasef -m h as
X $PKR.VATJHKHiEA, IW-;.lAA'.s IMI'O
'J'K.XCK, iOffIiU:A. ai.EKT, XYVIUSLl
the Vice of ON A NISM, or SKI.' AUL'Sl-.&c.&c. 1
The llowAiui Assoc iatiun, in tiew of the au ful
destruction of humun life, caused by Seual discuses,
and the deception! practised upon the unfortunate io
timHofsuch diseases by Quack.s, have directed their
Consulting Surgeon, an a UAiilT.vjn.r. aci worthy o(
their name, to ne mkok ai. aovkk nt Tis,to nil per
sons thus attiicted, who apply by letter, with adeserip
tionot theircondition, (.ae, occupation, habits of lii'e,
Jtc.ti and in cases ot extreme poverty aiidurTertng, to
ruiiMHii Mf:iii(.-iNt:s khke or riiAitm:.
The Howard Association 1 a bencvolentlnstitntion.
estahlished by special endowment, forthe relief if thf
sick and distressed. afHicted with "Virnler.t and Epi
demic Diseases." ltliu.snuw asnrplusof means. vllltch
the Directors hare voted to expend in adrrtisinf.' the
a hove notice. It is needless to add that the Association
commands the highest .Medical skill of the ai;e, astil
will furnishthe nw-stapproved modern treatment.
Just Published, bv the Association, Iteoorton Sner-
matorrlin'a, or Seminal Weakness, the vice of Self-
Ahuse.and other disease of the Sevan! Orjrmis.by the
Coustiltinu'Surgcon, which will be sent bv mail. linn
sealed envelopc.ifnr.K or ciiahoe, ou the receipt of
two sTism ror 'o.s:uire.
Adircis.Dr.tJKO.CALHOrN.rossrLTivn si r
n cts, Howard Association, No. li South ninth Street,
I'tiuaueipuiu. ra. iiv onicrct the Directors.
mZH. D. II KA UTW'KLL, President
Oko. F ai HrniM. Secretary.
i
:
:
Suar, Tea, Codec, Sil(ar llouau Syrup, Codllsll,
.u:l':ivrel, ana apices, .ve.
Just received by W. P. .t A. II. fili'Strnl.n.
M IILIN EllY AMU DRESSM
MllS. A. !S. WOOD,
Has pennanciitiy located in I'erryeburtr. and will
ke-;p onstanily ou hand an assortment of fashionable
millinery, such as oounets.Hllmons, r lowers, liordei s
Uiaids.Capi' Iriinmings, &e., iic, suited to the want'
of Iter eu.stumer.s.
Phe is also prepared to renovate 'traw bonnets, or
giMitlein-Mi s i'an.tnin and l,jrhorn Hut.
Particular attention will 1..; utven to dre?i makin.i;
and Ioii experience warrants h-jr in b-jlieving that she
u in te atIc to please the most particular.
Muy, 1 ir!i, ls.7
Or. V c;i. i:. liOV l'S
Old Establbhcd Private Hospital
IS HKMDVKU
TO THE HASTABLE AUCADK,
PPD1TK (north i the Post Oilice .Synu'ii"-.', X. Y.,
V wiiere he ill iutruduce to the notice ol thue uf
Uiet' d with
TRIVATE AND SYPHIUC DISEASES.
Thu French system of cure. This cla.' of cotuphiiuti.
he has niale and iiitcn'ls to nuke a speciality, and the
knowledge i:v lius
OK THE NEW MI-T1IOD
Oftrcotment now in operation in Franco and in the
llo-tnitals of thin countr", warrant him iu saving that
none of the foruw t'uc diseaso is wuut to assume, is
SUReqUICIv & PERMANENT REMEDY
l ive thousand iiatieiiti cured annually. The reme
dies einidovud bv lr. V. Hoyi. arc free from olb n
svv taty or smell contain no mercury and reqiiire
no cliaue of di 't businesii or pleasure.
PERSONS AT A DISTANCE
,M iv be cured nt hom, bv statin-' tlo ir case, and ad-
drcrisin-' a letter to Dr. Win. K. UOVi'. Hccollcct the
mime a;id nhicc.
X. li. Ladies in want of a pleasant and safe remedy
for irrciruhiritit's. olislnictiotis. Ac. can obtain
I)r, Damiis1 French IViuuIe Monthly PHIh,
it the Doctor s olliee in the Uastatile Arcade. Married
lailiesin certain situations should not use them. For
reasons directions with encli box, price $1, Bent by
mail to all parts of tho world. Or. Win. K. Hoyt ia
the only u ut In the I'nited Staten. AIo for sale at
tho loctor's oliii e, the Female Protecting Instrument,
an unfailing pieven:atlve of conception; i iuvaluuhle
to such as through soine physical conforniation or de
formity ure mciipai-itated lor dare reproduction, uniers
from a'nv n.irttd'the United States, euclosiii'; $5, will
secure tho return of tho iuMtriimcut. And ull other
instruments of a private nature, ior temale uses, can he
had at thu Doctor's ollicu. lienieuiber that Dr. Wm.
K. Hovt is the only pcnuancnily tvtnldislied and re
spotisi'hle phyHieian iu central New York, that treat
private diseases, and his practice extend through every
State hi the L'niuii. He member the place litutublt-An-iitle.
Olli. e hourn, 9 A.M. until 0 P- M. Puudayi from 2
till j P. M. -Ill cures warrBiitcii or no pay.
Dlt. WM. K. IIDYX, Syracuse, N. Y,
.lunrt It, 1"7 jr.n:t:iy
Dunk riu und MiiniHiicturt r oi CaLiiitt Hurt1,
7f TKPS eontiMitlv on hand u lfirtre nssortment In
IV hi lino, t'liiliru'elnif a L'ret vnrietv. which he is
orentirod to nell nt reuiouahle rutcrt.
AUUindti of uuhiutit work done to order on short
notice.
Ware room, on Front street.
E ichuic'e.
l-irv!iur!
, Ohio. April il.tS.-i
npur.y o;uo0o the
r--n
1 1 MM'.lt lANi.INCS An -'xienive v. ir.it ! emira
1 cinir Wiiidow'Shuden, H'ull -"upit, llorder Au. of
tlie l.ittistntyl
Jnat recni vt'd find for tnilo cheap u
M.n;.Mi:ii hook. isio.u,.
frvinii:iis 'rom.r4 hvaaa u'.i'v rosr.-
F tir.nu i.r.idl.-, Sctbo rimiths luy 1 urk,
A (.'li:.n-e for i-urgius.
ilOl'STON A (10IWIX.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Slii-rlfT' Hnlo.
Ohio Life Insurant and Trust Company vs. Rob
ert Young's, Kx's.
BY virtue of an alias vnixli writ of excretion, to me
directed and dVHvered from the court of common
pleas of IVood county, Ohio, in the above enlih-d cause,
will ofW fur sale at the door of the Court House in
Perrysburg, on
Wednesday, August 5, ls.",7,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A . f ., and 2 o'clock P.
of said day, tho following real estate, being the
soulh-wcst quarter of section number twenty-eifchf,
in towiuhip number six (r.) north, of range num
ber twelve (Til east, containing ItiO acres more or less;
the west-hall' of tho nnrth-west quarter of the
same section, township and -ange, containing 80 acres
more or less, all in Wood county, Ohio.
C. W. JiOItTON.
MrnnAT a Toiof, Atty's. Sheriff.
July -J. lxW awse-tia
Hheriirn Hide.
AYilliam McKitn vs. Hubert McKim.etnl.
BY virtue of nn order of sale to mo directed and de
livered in the abnve entitled catvn frnm the court
common pleas ol Wood couutv, Ohio, I will oiTor for
at tho door of the Court llmise in I'errysburg,
On Wednesday, August Tith, 1H.,7,
between the honm of l'i o'clnck A. M., nnd 2 o'clock P.
. of said day, tho sutith-half of the north-wct quarter
fection number twentv-nine of township num
five (o), of ran;e mi in Iter ten (ln, contatniiifr HO
acres more or Ie.w: nnd the south-half of the south
wwt quarter of section number thirty-three of
towiHinp uutuuer six ,)t or rane nnmoer eleven
(Jl), containing ft acres more or less, All in Wood
couutv, Ohio, Hubject to a dower estate, heretofore set
and aligned. C. W. NOUTON,
Mt'itn.w a nonon, vttys. Shefifi.
July 2. Is.'i7 "w.).',,',!
F. II. Miller. & Co. vs. Charles Wrijjlit, et al.
Y virtue of an order of sale to me directed ami de
livcred in the a'-ove entitled cauefmiti fhe court
common plensof Wood conntv, Ohio. I will offer for
sale at the ditor of the Court House in, Perrysburg,
tn Wcflneiny, Auiust rth. ih.st.
hettveen the hours of lo o'clock A. M. and '1 o'cloidt p.
of said day, the west-half of tho smith-west quarter
section number thirtv-one i'M), of township number
four (4), U. S, U., containing Ho acres more or leaa; and
the east -half of the south-cut quarter ot itection num-
ucr tiiirty-sn (.iti),ot tovvnslnii number one 1 1). L.S. K
containing Si) acres n.Jre or less, nil in Wood county
wmo. C. . MJUTU.N. MienT.
Mr brat A DorxiR, Atty.s.
July 'I, 1.7 sw.'f'J.s
tne
, ,
P.
Of
.
Mhcr ill's rtnlc.
Tafia I.eavift vs. Jaine Mi Kad.len et al.
T virtue of nn order of sale to me directed and di
livenid from the court of enmmon ph-im of Wotil
countv, Ohio, I will offer for sale ut the door of the
Coun Houe in Perryslmrff,
On AV'eduesdav. AucruH otli, 17,
between the hours of l'i o'clock a. m. and J o'clock p. m
of dav, the west-half of th" north-west iiuarter of m-e
tion number twenty-two ('.:'.). of township nuniberfour
I ., of ran.- number ten ( I'M. containing 0 aer more
or lc3; nd the north-west fpiarter of tine sourh-e;:st
tpiarter of the same section, town and rau'e. containing
it) acres uiore or less, all in Wood county, Ohiu
C. W. NOUTON, Sheiitf of Wood CO.
Ml ttKAT A DOIMIK, Altyt.
.Inly '1, is -iw$
StiL-rilfs" MiitT
Lot n.'F.iniswurth vs. Andrew .nrn ft al.
BY virtue'of an execution to mc directed nnd deliv
ered from the court of commui Wn of Wood
couutv, Ohio, iu the abne ciititi.-d cause, J will oiler
for c.de, at the door of the Cumt Huu. iii 1 err;
burg, on
V'edncsdtv, Aiiti-t jth
hetu-ccn the hours of 10 nVhrrk A. m. nud '2 o'--!oi ' r.
M. of said Any. out l.tta ,fty-oue au.! ..Lv-t, o .'il-i.'J t;
and onc-hvh are otl'ttic otitli-en I of o i: ! ts flicy anil
rti.tv-th;i-f i.'t!-t;,, in the town of l'rrr- ir ', Wood
county. Ohio. C. W. Mi.tiON.
.U:'KitAV A Pnn'jn, Attys. Mn rllT.
duly 2, H." Mw.'?-J.::h
Shrill Vi Stile,
John Shepler v.-. WiiltHtii I. Heznnr,
T ) Y virtue lif an alias vt'i, Ji . ,'it cf c-.. ciition In t'i.'
I i almve eutitl vl can-.e to me .lim-tf.l a :i-l .l-.-liverfU
fruin th- court uf cmiiutii iiI.m t.f VoiMlc.uiiit, llti.o.
1 ivill r.ltlr t'ur Kile, at the .Ivor of tha court hutuc in
I't'rrslmrfr.
(In AVertnes'Iat, AnsiHt it!i, 1-'i7.
between the hour, of 10 o'elot-k A. M.aml t oMnck r.
H . of said .lav, all the interest ot S illium 1'. Heuor in
autl to a cottain tract uf l:tntl known a.. lv.al i'.-rrvn-
hursr, in rvooil L-ountv, flliio.
C. W, NOUTON, hcrili.
MrHnAV a Tr:E. Att)..
Jul) 2. I -i--.7 .,SJ.M
Mil l ill
13
Xancy rtrewsier v.
Bnle.
Norman llrcwster.
V virtue of an execution to me directed and d. Iiv
.red from the court of common
as of Wood
iiiiiivl 'lido, In the above entitled cau.se, 1 will oiler
for ule, at the ilooroitlio court hou-e ill l'errslmr,
On Wcilliesday, Auu'ilst otli, ln,
bctivrcn the hours of In clock A. M. and 'I o'clock P. u.
ot'.said dav, the folhovinir real estate: The cast part ol
the north-west .(tuner oi a C'.ion nauilier six " , of
township number tive (.',,., of r.intfe number twelve - r.i.
heme; that part OI said u.irter layme.st ot tin; Mill
and l'rairie Itoad, conlaminfT ' acres more or less,
in Wood county, Ohio. C, V. NOHIi i.V,
Mi iitt.iv ilonoK, Attvs. shcriir.
July ls-,7 siv.-,..',.l
('ilanlinii's iSal.
Nelson Darling, liuardi.iu vs. Franklin Darling.
BV virtue of an order of sale to me oranfed, directed
and delivered in the above entitled cms from the
court of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, I will
offer for sale, at the door of the court house in i'errys
bur";, ou
Wednesday, August atli, ls.ri7,
lietween the hours of Id o'clock a. m. and '2 o'clock !
ll. ..f ..lid day, the following real estate described as
out lot number one hundred and live ( I "" . in the town
of L'errysbnry, Wood county, Ohio. Terms of aule
cash. NKI.SO.N DAUI.INU,
Mrnn.vt Popoi:, Atfys. Guardian.
Julv 2. 1 s.i7 -nvr.:
rsliurill 'a NaK
Tiie Perryfburjr Ibuik vs. Kunit-e T aylor et al.
Vyy virtue of an order of sale to nie directed and de-
J J livered, in the above .Mined cause, trem the court
of common pleas of Wood county, t Ihio, 1 w ill .ilfer f
sale, at tiie door of the court house in Perry .hurt;,
On Wednesday, August all, l-..7,
between the hour, of In o'clock a- m. and "J ,,'cb.ck
M. of said day, the south-east ipa irler of tiie sloitli
west quarter, and the soutli-west iiuarter of th j south
east iiuarter of section number one. I l'i, of towcshi!
number four (i). of rnliire number ten lu). in Wood
county, Ohio, containing 'l acres more or 1,-ss.
". V. NOltTO.N. Sheriir.
J.IMFS Vli'llIlAV. Atty.
July -l. lx.'.T swr.'.ij
Ben
MieritlN Hair.
John Fav v. I'-.-t.-r U-fahan.
virtue ol a vendi writot ev eution iu tho nbnte
utitli'd cmwe, to me directed and dliverd from tho
court of common p!-a-i ut" W ood county, tlhi.i, I will
orVer for tule, at tiie doorof tlu court hou-e iu l'erri
bury, on
Wedneda)-, Ansimt "th, 1M.7,
l.et.vcen the honraof I't o'clock A. M. und 2 n'rdrck r.
M. of ttaid daj'.tiio south eii-t quarter uf th; south e,it
(piarter of s.'ction number twcnfr-two ('''.! 1, fif t nVii'li i t
tiuniScr four (4), I'. S. It,, in Wood coui.ty, ( Hiio, c ni
tainini' is) uerta more or le..
('. W. NOUTON, Sherht
SIt'RH AT ponor:. Attvs.
July '2, lH,j7 &wo?,-'sJ
HherillN Sub.-.
Jacob Myor vs. ,inry Koi.te ct al.
BY virtue of an order of snle to in dirueied und de
livered from the court of coalition ideas of Wuud
county, Ohio, in the above cause, I will offer for ule,
at the door of the court house iu 1'errjnUiire;,
On Wednesday, August oth, 1"W,
between the hours of lo o'clock . u. and 2 o'clock 1'.
M. of suid diy, the following real estate, beine; the went
hulfot the north-east iiuarter of section number neven
teen (IT), in township number five (j) north, of raue
number ttttdvc (!-) 111 "OOd county, Ohio, continuing
bU acres more or less. v. . AUalW.i,
.Mi it it ay a Ddim.k, tttys. (fheriit
July 'I, l-o7 dwod'i.'i
MicrllMs Huh;
8. & J. Mcf-'ullouhys. Amtrrose Closer.
T Y virtue of an order of sale to nte directed and
1 livered iu the above entitled cause from the court
of common pleat uf Wood county, Ohio, I will offer
for wile, ut tlie door of the court house In Perrjsburtr,
On Weliie-dtiy, Auiftut ."ih, i')7,
between the hour ol In o'clock . t. und 2 o'clock i-
u, of ajiid duv. the foihiwiiu; real estate, lieine: the sourh
eut quarter of section number four y-k), of township
number tire 'O, of ranu number tdoven (11) eiut, in
Wood county, Ohio, containing I'. l aertia more or Icitri
O. W. NOUTON, fcherill'.
Ml'KKlV A Dodor. Attvs,
July "At iH.--'MwoJ.JH
Hhcrill ISnlc.
Kv:m U. Hebb vs Ceorjju an Ularcum ct al.
1y virtue of an uli.n vemii wi it of execution to mc
J directed hi thwubovu cao from the court of ram
i uon pleuti of Wood coun'y Ohio, I will oll jrfoi Sale,
thu door of the coitrt hon.-u iu I'eri' -hurf.
On WeilucHdy August Oih l-'"7,
between the hours of li) o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock
l. M. of snid day. the cant hall' of th north Imtt'ol ilic
south eunt ipiai Ler; uml thu t-nst hull' uf the north cast
quarter of suction number twenty-two of township
uuuiber tour (4) t.f ranu'e numlter ten (l'i) in Wood
county, Ohio, coui.aiuiii; iu all I'-it) ncr.'s more or lesa.
C. W. NoliiON biicritf.
Mtbh iy Vovnr. Attjs.
July 1:7 SK'otl.M
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. II. A 11. Tllortltr..! I F T.nMlt ".
BT virtue of an, order or anie, to mo directed aml'llKf
Hvereil frnmitlia eonrt of r,m n nl.. r wnnJ
eonnt.v, Ohio, in the nliovo ennae, I will offer for aala tt
door of tlio court lioii!o in PerrTlnirr,
On We.lnii.day, Angnat (ith, 1N47,
hetween the lionri. of In o'elni k a. M.and 1 o'clorV
whioh It atnnds, being on in" lot nnmher 2H7, in Perrva.
bnrir. Woarf room.. ,11. ln r r v. i.n...
MI'Kiiav a lon,m, Attya.
July '1, 1 x.'m w.-,i52. iih
NOUTOX.
BliollfT.
TllifVriirVi Hnle.
Tito Perrvsl it n.,.,; VB iu...n. ir.i...j.i
T)Y virtue of an aliaa vend! Writ of execntion to ma
"'reeled and delivered from the court of common
.""J" "do. in the.l,oventltl.J
rane, 1 will oiler for .ale, at the door of the court
house in 1'errvl.nrpt, "
On WeilneB.llV. Anm,.. .. 1D-.9
hetn-een the hours of 111 n', lo. k a. m. and two o'clock
M. of aald day, lot nnnihrr twenty (211), in the vlllara'
Portage, Wood county, Ohio. . ..
,,, , C W. NOUTON, Sheriff.
Jn MrnnAT, Atty.
July 2, 1 H',7 Kw jj-.2o
A .1 u. till. .......... u ...
Samuel Jl. Chikoto. Adininiitrator, 4o., Ti. Richard
i.uinan et al.
T)T urtue of an order of ,ae to me directed, granted
i'""' '' f'nm th. court of common plea, of
OOd COtllltV. fllllrt. I, l lllnuli.iva mti.l.J r.
bur' 'ou'"'"' a' "'e J'""' COU" 1'0UM
13.17,
Wedne.tliiv. AnmH, r..l.
iioiiraor lllo'eloelt a. h. nnd 3 a'cloek r
. m wu uay, he roal eilate described aa the we.t
lialt of the .outh ea quarter of .ootion number nina
teen (Li,, of toiv.,, number three (.1), of ramr num
ber tweive i ), , Wood count,, ,l,i, containing 0
acrea more or Icm. Term, of aale eu.h
? M- llll-fOTE, Adminiatrator.
Alrnnvr Donm:, Attj.
July '1. W7
,VimiI t'oiluly ('ttnimmi' I'lrns.
Dr.-.,. K """''' S,"'n Nlon Snell.
IvfDANT.NVlar.it Snell will take nntiro that
the nu I-.miicc I.. Snell. .,;,.. iiv .lll .L.
.itioiis of w bneaaea in thi ea.e nt the office of N.tl.ini
Lsfett in the town of Waiweon. Fulton count
o, on the 'i ith. day of July, A. !. I.',?, between
miC niMtixii iri.riiK'K,.H. una ii o'clock r. u. with
"""."'"'y, ,, ".;mini Iruni anJ to day, until all such dep
ositions shall have been tulii-n.
iMtici: ;
Is.-,;)'
ii-.n i;usoy, Att. for pnif.
Juiv :
Administrator- Nulc f Uual Estate.
David JkL'luin Aduiiiustriitor of Jam Hill deceaaod.
B v. Nanny Mill, wl.luur, anil utliura.
T virtu., rf anor.l. r of tlic Prohate Court In ami
lor tho . nniitj, f llan.'n,-fc,Ohiii,f will on thu 2lHh
day of August. A. !., H.5T, at one o'clock In the
aft'-rnno,, at the l .t.l rchlonce of .lamea llill.deceaa:
c,l,,n alMi,rt.ntmvnhip.llanco,-k Countv,t)hio,onef
ior :.ie to w niTi, t iu,i.ier.tlie following real eatale
a. the ir.i.i rty in Jaini-a Hill ,lecaed. to wit : THe
north wct .iiart, r of ac tion one. in Inn iuh in 'two!
nov;h, of range twelve (Kast) exeeit 5 acre, aol.l
therelrom to a ceniet.-ry o. iatiun, and herctofofs
convoyed fn th.Mu by deed. Al.o.the aoutli-weat .ilr
ter of section ihirly ai.v, iu tnviuhi, three north, of
ranjre twelve (Ea-tl. Apiirai.Hed at jlll.lllo.
'1 crm : One-third r the purchae money in hand;
oh the day of sale, and residue thereof In one and two
years thereafter, with interest from the day of aale. ia
he secured hy inortcuee on -.aid nrcn.ises.
n.i IU Jlct'I.CN'C A.lm'r of
June TMb, 1-7 Sivl.
Jamea Hill deccaMd:
Jncoh HiiKPrN l-trttr
-"II.KT II. llii-.K, administratrix of lha estate of
Jacob S. Uakcr, deceased, tliia duv tiled her ac
counts of said estate fur final seitlcmcn't, which will l
for heurinir on the Jsth ,Inv of July, A. Il
JOHN iA. 1U.LLKV, J'rolmto Judge.
Jnn 27th. 1 ..-;-; I.
(L'ruilt. t'n.L- lllf.-h.' '
OTK'E I. h.-reliy (riven to all concerned that tho
trustee, of Lake township. Woo.! countv. Ohio
will Ill-et at the rVho.d house number three' In ..i. I
township, nn f huradr.v, Aueu.st l ltli, 1",7. nt !l oVlo. li
A. .il.. to j-roe I to v:ew and act upon the clearing
and d epeninir tlie dunnel of ihc Crane creek, to cem
"Wl" al liie township lire, m tl-e n'nrtli-w. st nie.rlee'
tit S M-.tion ami . onlinue tlirouirli the tow nship to
the n'rlli line if the norlh-we-t ,,iarter of aectb.n 2.
:itrd there t. riiiiuate; aii.l set apart to each nerson in.
lerestcd In said water-uourse such portion of the .iinic,
t be by tli-m opened, u.s shall be deemed riulit and
jus., a.-1-ord in.it to the heneHU to be derived llicrefrom?
No to ilssc.s against them such t.,,r.i.i nf ...
penses an. I daiii.i ws as, according to ri-,-luand justice,
they oiiirht to pay. Tlie follow in naincd persona are
supposed to be Interested in opening .aid wuter-coun.
a the owners of the laud, described opposite tlieir
speetive names, to will
Hu n r. Name ft. T. s'ce. Part
I.yne i!arlin'.
Newton .V llorden,
-Mrs.W. A. II. St.John, '
do
Timothy Halier,
ilo
do
I.yne Starling,
do
F.lizabeth Ilaymon.!,
Aivnl l.a bl, heirs uf,
, lienii ih Allen.
Jas. U X-irman,
' 'utter 1-'. ltoU-rUj
Tlios. lliibiiit. i
J-p-ir P.tllilis,
S. 1'. Allen,
Charles Coy,
Mus.- Adams,
N.imael W. Warner,
I iiiiip Loop.
Samuel W. Warner,
J. A. Scott,
W. V. Way,
.1 .lines Murrnv,
l-alayetie Ku'u'leston,
Ib.-iijainin KlcsLon,
Jacob Mi,
Jain.-s llnrray,
Horatio Milh r,
Jacob III i-ll.
Wii'.iam .leit'rcv,
John W. I'lieri...
Joseph Haipel,
.lames l.arkin.
J illli Moon et al,
N'i. hoi. is Sni ier,
',.'.;. M. I'uilock,
iladolpli l.u.-her,
Jacob Meir'innr,
Smith ,V .Vi.Tii'iue,
Jiiiues Mii.-ray,
S, 1-'. 1 .ii 11.
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A Complete record of all tho survpr of Mm itiutor
signed, while Ieputy County Sarvcyor, for the ycani
'1, and.) ; also, the survey of Ib.'.d, and T to data
cm b f und ut his otfii-e in Porrvshur w,orn citiin
f.'.u I)-.' had on ttroper appHcnt ion." Also nriinnt itr-
vevs or ru.i-14, ml, ANLs J l,t I I.USON.
duly V, lfi.17 Ptf
"V" );!!'!-; is hereby given that a petition litis bcn
XI tiled v.'ifli the county ciniiiiiU.sianers of Wood
coi.iity, in the statu of Ohio, a.-ktnK to Lave the ful
1-Mvii.s territory in s-iid Wood couutv, orgimicd iuta
an in -orj'or.ced villas, to be called Vormne, to wit:
'ihc o:it!i-h.ilt ol Htction one (I), township four (4(
nor:h, of run?.' ten O"' cust; and section twelve (llii,
toiwisiiip four M 1 north, riinu ten (lO east; also the
iouili-lult' of thu northdiali of section six (U), town"
hhip fuiir 1 1( uorth, rane eleven ill) east; and the
out!i-lt:drof.-!i'' !iijii six (fir, township four 14) north,
ratine eleven (II) east; und the uortVhalf of suctioa
seven (71, township four (1) north, range eleven (11)
east, baid petition will be for hearing at the Audiror'a
olliee in Penvburjr, in said county of Wood, on the
10th day of Septemhcr, A. P. livn.
June 11, l-i.i7 .5wti'2.!M
Ol K'K is given hercbv to the own em of land In
actions l.. In. 21. 22. '7. and 2. of Plain town-
ship, Wood county, that the trustees of said township,
will meet at H o'clock a. u., the 17th day of July next,
at Jr trd Just's, In Plain, in order to lay out and upper
tion a ditch, beiiiuniujj" on the most suituhle starting
point of the section Hue between suctions 27 and 2Hj
and runuiuir thence north to the uorth-eaat corner of
Heciion lii, in said township, along the Jdiltonviile ad
Liberty tree Turnpike.
June 11, l.i7 jw(I
V'OTICK is hercbv given to Jumes A. Lamb. Wil
11 liani Mills. H,-nry Smith, James Wilson. Wm.
Iic!(, Daniel II. Smith, or the owners of the following
d'.-clii)ei lands; S. K. 1-4 of section '.), (lr.O), N. K. 1-4
and N. W. 1-4 and C. 1-J uf S. W. l-l and W. of S.
W . 1-4 ol section :t, und K. 1-4 mi l E. 1-2 8. E.
1-4 of section ilo. in township 3 north, rau;o 10 east,
(llcnrv township), that the trustee of Haid township,
will tneetut the house of Thomas t'akev, on the Hrsi
day of August, at 10 o'clock, 1SA7, foi the purpose of
locutinr u ditch or wuter-course; coinmencmjr at the
cast line of section i', running west, on or near the
center line uf auiJ section, to intersect Jones' ditch n
west crock. A IT ION LK.
June ls"7 7 ,r,
. b w a i: is i vTriT;
AT THE HOLLI3TER STAND.
HAS received more New floods, which lie offersit
prices thut defy competition. He keeps constant
ly on hand Fresh Roll Butter & everything else in the
Oroeery line which will be told cfieap for cash or
Country Produce.
Staves it Hoop Poles wanted.
Djo. 4, H j int.