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Cbe Nlorning Comet.
Published Daily (uondays Exoepted.)
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a. A. PIKE. Ediiar 4 Prnnriafnr.
Office on Third Street.

gW FERNS. .-rHR subseriptionis fixed at the
Fratp ~ &S al per isnnnn payab ia advance or
40 00at the expiration Of six months The Week
~ IL published at ~ b9ner snnen, invariably in
advance, Both viii be pnnctuaiv delivered with
~ the limits Of the city by the carrier.
~ #AdvertisinR.- Dollar pet square
Tor the frst insertion, and half that amount for
ever subsequent nserton--ten lines or LEGS, con
sttute square,
yearly Advertising. Merchants, Ira
iers, and others, will be contracted with on the
nnoss reasonable terms.
~Isb- work. .-OuR facilities for doing
obWork with neatness and despatch-in all va
rietes of eoors, cannot be surpassed by any es.
sablishu,ent IN the Gisy--sach as
LAWYERS liREFs--DA,L TIcEErs-posrERs s-BiLL
Mstps--Blih OF LApiEss- --PRoGR GRAaaRs-ElEcrtes
TtcE sfs DRtudtsrs' LABELS -clRuuhvRs---
and rlssriSn oAaps. For Farther particulars, We
a,yite you to call and see our specimens.
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FFNHE subscriber, well knowing
l 10 the tiIi7aus of FafonYf . II
Rouge, from long residence, offers his pro-
tessonaI services TO the public, as teacher
Of TIA PIANO FotrF, the VtoLtR, aud Con-
META PfsroN He will also furnish music
Tor Private Parties, Nor6e, S2r Letters
a1drassed TO him through the post office,
will be promptly answered and orders lett
it tie Comet office, viii meet immediate
attahtion. aet1ll II w. lOLLY.
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Remember.

DERSONS having money to spend for
L Groceries. cannot do better than call at
the brick building recently erected on the
corner Of Africa and st. Ferdinand streets,
where qmid pro gao is always ready for
exchange. Additions and supplies are con-
stantl, ~ 7eceiy;ng M, &. BRYAN. :
iuly29. s. u. Cor. Court House Square
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.rOsEEsEE MCCORMICK,

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
Baton Rouge, La.
SCHOOL BOOKS, STANDARD LITE
rary, Scientific and Miscellaneous Books
Cheap Publications, and the Principle Ma
gaines and Periodicals constantly on hand
Also-AMEBlEAN an FOREIGN
Writing Papers, Blank Books, Envelopes
Copying Presses, Drawing Papers. Bristol
Roads, Nonohromatic Boards.&, vii.
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NOW is the TiElae.

TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE FALL,
NUN snbze eri.er offers for sale to bis numerous
customers and the public in general at lever
rates than ever, his extensive stock OF Masches
"a An,ba5v wishing to purchase any thing ininy
Itrn san ii6t do Better than to cali on me and
Wntrhes ana Clocks repaired and warrented as
''S''''' n THEo. GoLnaIANN.. li
Ii5IhA4allLer and JCapeIIer HRr3ley Ifg'sat'
futRN.- Zno Bags primo wbite-inst received
'n5 FIR eaIr hy JOSHUA BEAb.
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HRomsc Eurmisnitfms.

WATER Clstcrns, Diippers and Fwers;
~ oval octagon and colored Hail Lamps ;
ouamellea Stew Pans block lin and iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve Kct-
ties: castirc and earthcn Spittoous: oval,
square and Gothic Walters; Salvers and
Tea Trays; Lamp Globes; Glimmers and
Wick; rich center table French Busters
common Yankee ditto; common, wooden,
Furnished, Brittama and silver plated Ia
bic Castors, at MoNrAN 4 HueuET,
NAYS. Church street.
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CARPET G. RUGS.


PLANTERS and others purchasing Gro.
L ceries through their servants, viii
please notice the fact that they can be
supplied witha prime article for as little
money at the corner oil Africa and st.
Ferdinand Sts., as elsewhere.
any 10. NJ G. BRYAN.
S. r. corner Court House Square
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EDMOND LEG EN DIRE.


Taird St Nearly opposite Beat's std6le.
T7fif subscriber will attend promptly
/ to all or,crs in bis line, making and
repairing cutters, copper pipes tol machine
ry, sfova plpes. ~.
rF=A good stark of Tin ware always on
hand, and male TO order
may 2-Y. I'D. LbG EN ~ f.
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INSURANCE.
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
of Baton Rouge. ..-.

OF Bn1nta hoUSe. ..-#
EncoFPoyafedb ~ Act qf fegtstatnre 2fLontstnHa'
"a Appt5eed, March 12ht, 1863. IF
Authorised Capital, ::::: S5oo,ooo,oo.
The Southern Mutnat hiswance Componr,
of Baton Rouge, have this day commenced
opetations, aud are prepared to take FIRE,
MARlNE, and RIVER Risks
Direct ors.
lanes N Brown, Leon Bonnecaze,
John B. kleiupeter, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, W. +. Innnaid,
JOS, V. Dutalde, Joseph Lafgtier
q. q. Notation, VIM. y. Pike,
Trustees a..as.4
w. r Walker, lessee Hart,
4. u. Conrad, s. &. Iiayrbek,
Chas. A. Slack, James u Brunot,
s;osihehe Allan, w y, Phillips.
Joseph s. Williams, Thompson bird,
! T. Nol.u. Daniel d. Avery,
John A. nolsherty. Samuel NJ. Hart,
WILLIAM S. PIKE. pres't
ALFRED SuErrERs, see'y
Baton Rouge Jan'y, 90, 1850, IT,
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llrofrgsidnal notitfs.
Is,s,fnssIn,lnI Card.
WM. b. ROBERTSON.

Professional Card. @N'
nR, nUCllbiN. of the Medical Faculty
~ OF Moatpellier tFrancel having re-
recently established himself in this City.
atTers his profc ssiona) serSicesto the public.
~ He wtll at all times be found at Mr..
PrsoL's residence, tnear Judge Burk'sl
unless professionally engaged, loet25-tf
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Carriages. Esarness, whips. ~ @,

fHHE Subscriber's assortment of Carria-
l. ges, Harness, whips, &c. is now COM
plete, and hein4ites an examination u
his stock before purchasing IN New Or
leans, as he guarantees his prices az low as
as any in the South.
Mareroom corner Of Third and Florida
streets Manufacturing and repairing in
superior style at The old established stand
corpe- of Main and Church Streets.
w. +. TUNNARD.
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Fresh Says.iaag Goods.
,rs,er,,oguoter Ghurns.

ANOTHER small supply, just reed,
N and for sale low. These churns make but
ter, quicker, and more of it, from given gnanh-
,y Of milk, than any other. For sale by,
decb-y. .Il1..E4H. MUNTAN 20 HuuuhI. r
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Now and Popular Music,

FVNHE Flower Queen; Say yes Pussy !;
4 Bell Brandon; Don't be angry Mother +;
Norma March Serenade March; 'Tis
Midnight Hour; When the moon on the
lake is beaming Aurora Gallopade; Sa.
lute a Ia France; Willie we have missed.
you, and Shangha; Polka, Just received
and for sale by GEO. M. HERoHAN.
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NUMBER 2S.
l[elu Gbrap Storf.
Among the Late Arrivals
OF NEW GOODS AT TIE

! - y UF NEW NVFUN 1T fJIN ~ I----
Philadelphia Cheap Cash Store,
WILL be found beautiful new style
" Paris Bareges Flounced rohes very cheap.
large assortment Of Satin Danask Table Cloths
and Napkins, very superior quality OF Gents lin
en- tambric Handkerchiefs afew pieces OF super
white linen drill For sale at the ..fE. st{fsa
PHLADFtpHrA CHEAP rAsH sToRF,
mar25- IT,. .,# 3azg Lafayette Street.
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Fresh .Fs"E'ireykS.

PORCELAIN Preserve Kettles tall
| sizes) Family Tea, and Butter Scales.i
Hull's patent-inpovcd concave \ anv''
Nutclacl1er; Disston's saw-backed Butcher
Knives; Mahogany-Zinc ringed Bntter
u,o,,lds MONTAN Il HUGHET. as
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NEW GOODS.

lust RECEIVED per Steamship Cahawha, from
u New York, Heantiful White and Colotred hfil-
lantines Plain and Plaid White JaGonets, Main
socks, Swiss Musiins Embroidered Swiss and Jae
oDet Bands, Plain Black and Cplered Bareges,
Ladies and Misses White Cotton Hose, BLACK and
Colored silk Gloves, Filet Mtts, Black and White
Grape Collars and Sleeves, Figured ard Plaid
SILK Parasols, Grass, Hair Cloth and Corded
skirts, for salt very CHEAP at the
PHftApELrmA gBBAP CASH sroRR,
April g. Lafayette Street.
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Dress 'H'rinAniMgs!

WILL be opened this morning a
w beautiful assortment Of ladies dress trim
niings of the latest Paris style. Sash ami Bonnet
Ribbons at the PHILADELPHIA GHFAP CssH SroRE,
mar25-tf .aaA Lafayette Street.
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Black SILK Hats. ssz...--H..-
A FEW DOZEN of the above Hats
"A latest style, just received at the sa
pu1LApELPulAtCH CHEAP STORE. r
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mrey.csa window GaasI

DECEIVED per ship @ORPHAN,
*, from New York, an assortment OF window
las. by 1Os-10 by 2 s--1O by 16-R by IS;
1"I Ia by $50 by $3.50 by a. Also, Pittsburg
t.cles,, ana Waterford Glass, always on hand
~, for sale either by the box or at retail, at,
dec5-y. M NUN Ihls 49, y ~ = y l.11.--.
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mechanics Tools.

nENCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
6 Jacksons Saws, Plains If all kinds
An Argers and Auger Bits, Brace and Brace
t P;ts Hatchetts, Hammers, carvers Tools,
c;tah'efs Gu @ and Coopers Bits, Cooper's Riv-
uli''o,e'' 90 = aD MoNTAN & HGaUEr.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-07
NTM GNNMsI

TNHE subscriber has received from New York large
and well selected assortment Of Go0ds Of crery de-
ScrirtjoR which lie will sell very cheap for cash &c
Dry Goods Of all kinds consisting OF Broad Cloths
simeres Nestngs silk ScaEs. Prints Lawns Berages,
Gnghams, Sheetings, Shirtings Hosiery. Gloves kid.
lysle &c Boots {; Shoes, Hats Caps and Ready Made
Clothing Hardware Nails ut reduced prices Glass Ca
ble Log and Trace Chains Chop Axes. Broad Axes,
Framing Chisels, Augers l. cks and Latches Wrought
Butts, Table Cutlery, Framing Squares Hand-saws Ne.
Books Stationery. .CrockeryWhite Stone, Blue Chi
ma, and Common Wares. Groceres--Coffce, Tea Su-
gar, Saleratus, Goldfish, Maukere Herring Flour onl
Pork Rice Ginger Putty White Lead, Bar Lead, Pow
der Shot Caps. Our stock Of Bouuets is superb Rib
bOns, Bonnet Innings, ParasOls Ne. We intend in
crease and extend business and for that purpose
will sell Goods rey ot, and keep up regular market
for the products Of country. Those wishing good
bargains would do well to give n cal'
Perryshurg Ohio. 4. NJ. THOMPSON -
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Beautiful to SEED weed OF glorious future"

ne The editor of the Toledo Blade defends
the managers of tn, Lplte Erie & Wabash Val
ley Railroad. After quoting our remark that
"It frequently happens that their running time
is changed for more than week bsiore even the
Toledo press is apprised Of the fact he says;
"The journals hereby informed that the above
statement is incorrect. TiT Toledo press are
always promptly informed of any proposed
chane in the arranSem'nis OF the road
Other things are added that are not only un-
called for anil in decidedly bad taste, but are so
far from genuine decorum as TO Be utterly unwor-
thy of notice.
By the above quoted remark the editor of the
BLADE steps into the shoes which we supposed
the managers of the road occupied anl if the
" Toledo press are always promptly informed, u
then they are very dilOtory in imparting the in
formation to their readers, as the files OF theIT
papers will show. We have no objection to ed
itors exercising sufficient discretion in the man
aCement of their journals to secure the patroa-
age of heavy business companies; but we neVrI
did like to see barking dogs tail drag IN th'
mud! On the responsibility OF The Blade, W,
screen the managers Of the road from the charg
of mismanagpment in this instance, and plac,
the burthen of our complaint at the door o
the Toledo editors. How is it, gentlemen 2
The people (there are few yet outside OF 10
ledo) are interes ted in this matter, and wish Il
know who is responsible for this gross neglect o
duty. We have now impaired the information
and it is to be hoped that the other Toledo edit
ors will 4" acknowledge the corn as frankly a
has the Blade
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.rially from the facts.
Totals. 1,4l7 l9,626 15,2y9 23s72l

Totals, l,4lI ljiozO lo,ZJJ 1851 Il
This table clearly and forcibly illustrates the
amount Of destruction, caused by remarkably
wet season. upon poorly drained land. All who
know anything about the soil of this county, are
free to acknowledge that, all things being equal
ly favorable, it will yield more corn TO the acre
than any other body of land in the State; and
that il has an unusual depth Of rich, black loan
varying in depth from 10 inches to 10 fe1t.-
This usually rests on solid bed of yellow clay,
which, though at present partial barrier against
the natural drainage Of the soil, will prevent
itfrom leaching and will thus retain lis strength.
The Weld last year, from 1929 acres, was
23S. .72l being but little over Is bushels of corn
10 the acre planted. Ii is proper TO observe that
whole fields of corn were " drowned out,' and
a majority of that cultivated was so badly in
iuIed By the almost daily rains, that il was bare
ly worth little atteaton.
The corn raised in the county last year, al
fifty cents per bushel, would amount to Sll9,-
800. Supposing the yield had been fifty bushels
per acre, being low average fora favorable sea
son. the farmers Of Wood county would have
,.is,d last year. 76l go bush Is. This, al fifty
cents per 'ba5hal. would have brought III, hand
slna sum of 1892 l75 Tnu- j, VII b. seen
that one wet s"aspn cost the fam rs Of this
county, in the single item of corn, ss26S 10!
The raising Of wheat is not muck attended to
vet, bat when the land is properly drained, 1t
will b, more certain and profitable crop, and
will be more generally cultivated.
Let those who are opposed to draining their
r, I-,a
how much ditching they could do with S263 10.
The cultivated land of Wood comfy will pay
for its own ditchifg al least once in two years.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

j 7
TVANE received from New York, and have for sale
cheap. at the old stand of Gro. fowEHs, on Front
street A large and Well Selected Assortment
of staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Consisting in part Of WoOleD and Cotton Goods Of all
kinds; Grocer.es Hardware CrocSery Boots and Shoes
School Roois and Stationery Nails Glass. Shoyes,
Spades Chains, &c; Hats Caps, Bounets Ready Made
Clothingin fine complete variety Of articles usually
found in retail store. For ready ray these goods
offered at unusually low prices in persons desirous
of purchasing viii find it their advantage call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
wish IT. to be distinctly understood that tgr cash
or morchlutabe produce we r not beLHlrsolfby by any
other establishment in the place il goods of the same
quality. We will at all times pay the highest mark
price in Cas for Wheat Grass Seed Pork &C. aud will
also receive in exchange for Goods Produce of almost
every kind and cash will not he refused but received
with joyful hearts and pleasant looks.
GEO. POWERS .----- -----------JOHN POWERS
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Wood county Probate
Court.
A administrators Sale.


TTNO Mary McMulen. Margaret Clark John Clark,
L Rudolph McNlulleu. Matilda McMulen, Emily
McMulen Levi McNluller Elias II. c. .McMuen, ,Rebec-
ca NJ. McAIullen, Nancy Kenneda, Andrew Kenreda.
and Ann Ruahan, You are notified that !, admins
traitor of Daniel McNullens estate. fled my petition in
Wood county Probate Court, the 2Sth day of May,
1856 asking for order assign dover Mary Nc
Mullen in and to sell the north quarter of the south
quarter the west half of the south east quarter and
the north east quarter of the south quarter all Of
section twentysX, four, range nine, in said
ty TO pay the debts of said Daniel McMulen deceased
and that said petition will be for hearing the 2sth Of
June, 1856 MORRIS BROWN,
Administrator of Daniel McMulen's estate
PRICE JEFFERSON, Attys.
Nav 81. 1S5i-}w4Sl
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re- On Sabbath last, Capt McColley gave a
party OF his friends ladies and gentlemen
pleasant ride on the river with his Sweeper A
delightful breeze famed the fair ladies and putied
the sails into seemily gallant and dutiful per-
Torrance of their part, and all on board were
more than pleased with the yide' the sweeper
and the Captain,
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HART & SCHOFIEIDS
Grand Aor5 bauo, Gym rasic and InM n
A NJ P II | T II f A 7 R f


Con aniny n great. amount of Novelty, Talent,
and artistic Skill, than has ever before been cor
contra ed in one establ shment.
G,oea uader Lqrge Partition capable of ac-
conmodltieg $500 Persons.
First in spltndor and attraction j, the superb
AclObatic Troupe in which the world renowned
Torn FRANK PHELPS,
displays his comic ori ginality, grolesque Gymuas
tics, rich hum II, ready repartee, genuine wit, &C.
Sc, as well his superior skill in Pssturing
Vaulting, and those truly artistic display with
his three Juveniles, in elegant groupiuus and eX-
ercises for which they are so highly celebrat
ed Those infantile prodiges, Masters WILLIE,
SAMNY and CHARLIE, the former 10, and the latter
/ but years Of age, will exhibit Somersets, Flip
/ Flaps Lion Leaps, &c, in style unsurpassed
| even by older members of their profession. They
will al 20 perform feats Of balancing, and comic
singing and sentimental songs The accomplish
ed aud talent d nicer, Md srlles y. lsAuoRE and
VlcToRIA BARNES, vii likewise appear in the char
acters of Pautumimists, Fancy and Burlesque
dances and perform in such n.aunncr as TO elicit
the most unbouuded applause of the aud ierce.
/ There j. likewise connected with the above, a
Grand Indian Exhibition composed of
Chiefs Warriors SYUa1OS and PdppooSeS,
from West of the Rocky Mountains, consisting in
part Of the great llapoolas Chief, Osk Iaw -aw'
Wah, the rost eloquent I'D an Orator living, a.
sisted hy Occo's from the Wa.la pa Nation, tl
geth with .hcir NIr.1r- nud BW,c- They viii
iut,oduce thpi' numerous. interesting ceremonies
consisting in pan of their solemn and impress. "
burial ceremonies, marriage ceremonies, a.
songs war dance &c. d.
The Chief Osk-yaw sw-wah, at each exhibition
will give description Of his country the eondi
ton of his Nation at the present time, their reli
rious belief as regards the Great Spirt, iuturity
&c. Will also exhibit almost every variety of In
dian Dress won by the various tribes West of tn
Rocky Mountains at the present time-thus con
veying information of a nation fas passing away
The public may rest assured that no pans wi
be spared to render this the most attractive, ii
structive and interesting exhibition Of the Preser
day, and will find it an exhibition well worth
their patronage.
The chiefs, accompanied by their warriors, vi
d make a grand entree into town between III and ]
a O'Clock, A. NJ, proceeded by Hawkins celebrate
comet Band, which for harmony End execution
, music, ha, no eq al among the travelling bands
the day To he exhibited at MAuMEE CITr, {
= WEDNESDAY, June lith.
p Doors open at and I o'clock. Exhibition
' commence at 2116 aud ~, Admittance % cent
y Children under -, half price.
CHAs W. BALL, Agent
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GSWe hope the Wool county Agricultura
Society, in fixing premiums for the approaching
Fair; will give Agricultural publications in
stead of money. For the smaller premiums, one
agricultural paper would be sufficient. For the
larger ones, add to the number; always giving
Ohio publications the preference.
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@'~ For a week past, our streets have been
crowded with teams from distance. Farmers
find ii to their advantage to come from fifteen
to forty miles and sell their corn and produce to
Perrysburg dealers, who always pay liberal pri-
ces Another advantage is that they can pur-
chase fish, groceries, and dry goods at such rates
as will amply compensate for the tima spent in
making the trip. Perrysburg merchants and pro-
duce dealers are determined TO hold out all nee
essary inducements for an extensive country
trade; consequently, we shall expect TO see the
business of the town increase with the natural
growth of an advantageous position judiciously
managed, and the rapid settlement of the coun-
try for several miles back.
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Kansas MEETING.-There will be meet
ing OF the citizens of Perrysburg and vicin-
ity, on Tuesday even ng next, for the purpose
of expressing their indignation for the recent
oulrages committed in Kansas and Washing
ton citv.
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.asrThare is flourishing lodge of Good Tenn
plars al Freeport. T. G. Frisbie, Esq, is du-
ly authorized to institute new lodges, and will
visit different places in this county for that
DurDOSe.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
Wheat and Corn Grown in wood
County in 1855.

The following table, showing the number of
acres of wheat and corn planted, and the mum
Der of bushels raised in 1855, has been furnished
for the JOURNAL, and is of considerable impor-
sence TO the people Of Wood county 1t is prop
er to state that the returns from Plain township
were incomplete, and that the deficiency is sup
piled by the Auditors estimate, which will not
vary materially from the facts
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yes- SODA FoUNTAIN. Peck & Hamilton have
put up one of Nichols Patent Fountains, aud
are now prepared to see their friends. That the
new apparatus works like charm, no one who
has tried the Soda Warter has doubt. One
good thing connected with it is its location,
which will not keep the ladies away. There is
no good reason why the ladies should not share
in the pleasant drinks which are harmless, and
of which the lords are so very fond.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

nITCH NOTICE.-To Robert G. Corwin and the
~ heirs of Shelter the of the foil )wing de-
scribed lands, to wit: the S. of the &. W section g.
township A. range 12-SO acres and the N. W of the
N W. T. sectiop 10. township A. range l2--40 acres
g. township 1, range i2-lG0 acres you hereby no
tilted that the Trustees of Montgomery township Wood
county Ohio will meet AZ tho house of Wilson lol-
comb the 10th day of July 1886, for the purpose Of
viewing, locating, and apportioning ditch, water
course, as follows! commencing on the township line
between Montgomery and Freedom townships, thence
running south the section line between sec
tons and 4, Montgomery township until it strikes
near the post between said sections which point
said ditch forks branch running in south easterly
direction, nearly possible only where idg
interfere, and the other branch running in south
westerly direction varying above until they ntersect
the FreepOrt and Portageville road, where said ditch
terminates. GEORGE KELLER,
June 7, 1SjG-iwGS3,5o* WILSON HOTNONR.
NOTICE is hereby gwen 20 l.. d = imp, d nOlllll-
~ dent of Wood county, Ohio, that the Commission
Of said county at their June session. 1856 ordered
road TO be viewed on the following route, wit
mencing the half section line between sections No
"a and 3d. in township range 10 E.; thence north
the section line of said sections "a and 80 the north
line Of sections 26 and 81 and there to terminate. Said
road to be viewed the 2lst day of July s56 view
crs to meet at the house of VIM Ewing, in Mtonyille
in said county, said 2lst day of July Said road pass
by the land owned by said Camp who requested to
be in attendance and claim his damages before said
viewers on said day. NELSON ROBINSON.
June 2. ls5ti--iw4F