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How can br7' said Theolere. ''sincr h has
b.en the Indirect means Of hringiuy ms hither21
Shortly afterwards Theodore wtnir off rourle
Of lettfrs, one to Johnson TO fell him to let his
rooms in the Albany; the Other TO Dr.. Mutrcy.
informing him the cure had succeeded TO adm.
rHtion, ~ y 4 Hs -
A month later the doctor received large
piece Of wedding. cake, with the cards Of the
Hon. Mr. and Mrs Theodore Norton. The new
made pair ca meio England, visiting by the way,
Theodores medical friends, to each and all lie
.telt ,bonnd ess gratitdde. Nor did he forget
Fatmet Dayl his son and daughter. TO whom he
made several beautiful presents, as he felt deeply
indebie,l to- all he family since, he learned the
triie value of life; and s,vh'n h, took Henry hv
The hsnd, saving 10 his bride, =" Had IL not been
-fnr this eycellpnt voung man should never have
. known voul' honest Henry ,hnught 10 himaelf.
t,iNtsvs this is likpa manl'' Nor did the sub.
sss,sntjll ptouls Of gratitude Norton subsequent.
Is gave him. by promoting him TO the steward
ship Of oli estate that fell to him hy the death
~ aistart riation. give the worth. f-low so
rinch ,et,tie5tinn as the Hcknowle lgment nj
a his Kindness. OF course Doctor Murrey came
a in fora share of Theodores thanks.
"But WHY did YOU 90 to wnrkin such round
shod, N6y.S my GOOD sl7" asked he Of the ply
sician. 'a iHoal H2
Il "Becnuse, had merely ordered YOU to go in
atoaihe conntIy." said Doctor Mrrrey, "you
would have g9ne 20 some fashionable watering.
place. an | wautel you 10 mix with rational
people. Beyond the circle Of puppets that form
swha' ynn cull fashionable society"
r'hv-l see said Theodore; "you wanted to
ycure something bevond the mere bodily all
,ments=-7aui b hold !! said he pointing TO Lizze,
"her5 is The physician who cured my miud.'
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Adlninistrntol,s snie.

John Bates, administrator OF Edward IIotchkiss, VS.
Grace llutchkiss, ct. al.
ID virtue of al order of sale to ME directed and
bdcivercd from the court Of common pleas Of Wood
county. Ohio in the above entitled cause | win offer
Tor SALE at the door OF the court house in Perysbure
On Monday, January II, 1857, ..-~
between the hours OF 10 clcck NJ. and o'clock p
NJ OF said day the following described real esate:-
ne east halt OF the south east quarter Of section nun
bcr thirty three 33 township FIVE 5 of range eleven
ul containing so acres the north quarter of the
north west quarter of section thirty six 3C) of town
snip three (3Q of range twelve (l2n containing 40
ter OF section one ~ OF township four a. of range
eleven - containing 40 acres south quart, Of
the north west quarter of section number twenty
en- l27 of township three (3 of Iauge nre (9) con-
tanning 40 acres also the east Iart north west fraction
OF section number ten (0) Of township seven a. of
range twelve 2l also inots 533 592, and 3 in Per
ryshug and in lot number o. block nunleT 2 Of IIul-
listers addition to Perrysburg, all in Wood county
Ohio. JOHN BATES Admin
MURRAY DOnGE, Atty's. for Pltf
nov. ~ IS5,-9gw S525
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To Young Men.

Another bounlifi harvest has been gather Il
up. ami now is the season for moral snd intel
lrrtnal culture. All our schools and institu-
,ions Of learning ar, now open to quicken and
dcvelope tn, mini. This is we'll But" says
on, al am poor anil must labor for the support
Of jcpcn}nt friends. How am to cultivate
my mind p
b. reading, anil Attending lectures and by
conycrsing With thos, better informed than
yourself Books are cheap. BY economy, few
dollars may b. saved yearly, and pail out 70
such works as will feed the mini and keep it in
growing condition. When too tired to read
let a sister or vomg brother read aloud for an
h var. In this WY you may acquire knowledge
of all thu grat la,ling subjects now engaging
the attention of IN, learned aud scientific men
Of til, world. Many Of oar greatest, most brit
liant and successful mon are self-edurated. In
fact, we regard this Home, ,Eluralion as far better
than the most fashionable college education.--
The habits Of college life are, many of them.
destructive to health; medicines are swallowed,
and fer want of proper care and attention many
sink away before the mornings sun opened or
illutnad thrir youthful mind Others, by keep
ing their minds stretched for years, their bodies
decline for want Of exercise, and become so
Aebilitated, that when thA diploma has been oh
tanned the student is "nsed up )" the
hopes of ambitions parents are blasted, and the
domestic invalid drags out short life of pain
AMI anguish.
Not so with those who wo,k their way mp in
the world. The brain is reicved,while the body
is active unl growing. aud the body is resting
while the mind is expanding. Thus the whole
man of the worker is wetl developed
In view of these truths. is it not better to OBJ
tain small library OF choice books, at a small
expense. and read and study them at home p
With such library every member Of the family
may b, benefited and improved. Then bny
books work at your trade or on the farm
whichever it may be: work and study--study
and work, AMI your body and brain will become
developed and enlarged, and your mind culti-
vated and expanded Now is the time to begin.
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eherin,s Snlr.

- James Murray VS. lessee Jolley
II virtue OF an al fa to me directed and delivered
- - from the court of common Pleas of Wood COUNTY
Ohio, in the above entitled cause will offer for sni
at the door of the court house. in Perrysburg
On Monday, January II, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'cIork
NJ oil said day. the following described real estntt.
The east part of the west half of the south west
ter being the part east of the road Of section number
twenty l2o) township number five (5.) of range num-
ner WE'VE l2) containing 90 acres or less also
the south west of the east hnlf of the sont
quarter OF section three (3.) township five ~ range
twelve l20 containing 10 acres more or Ioss ali In
Wood county, Ohio. CIV NORTON strr;t
MUHRAY DopGE Atty's
o. an.
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Pay your Taxes.

TIL, Sc wlo'hSve not y,t pad their taxes,
" IL fiid it to their interest 10 DO SO beforethc
if'cepth prcxiuo Our txeel,nt Treasurer
takes pleasure 10 accommodating the peop'e
4 y waiiing to the lss, moment, but the law
requires certain things at his hands which he
cal not AVOID.
For The hcn, &; OF tho.e who think person
a property IS mt holden for tax on real es-
tate. We quote the second section of an act
passed March l2. i844. |.
That when any person is charged on the
duplicate with tsx on real estate and tex on
chstte or personal property, the PAYNE Mt OF
tax tn such chatel or personal properly shall
not r. lease il whilst in his possession, from
linhi ty 10 be distra'ued for the payment of
tax on such real estate, unless the person in
whose name such premises are charged shall
satj, fy the county treasurer lhatthe same are
not his properly, and are enormously charged
in lis name for taxation but the treasurer
shall be a1Lhor I'd and required, in all cases
whore any person. properly charged with
taxes on real estate. has p rsonal property
within the county, to distrain the same for
the pqvment If such tax, and the county au-
dicr shall accept from the treasurer, in his
return # d"linqugncies, no assignment OF
cause for guch delinquency of landed estate,
except that the owner Is a nonresident of the
county, that snch premises were enormously
taxed. that no personal property could be
found, or. that property when seized was not
sold for the want of bidders.
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Skerin,s SnIc.

The Perrysturg Bank vs. J /. Wade. ct. al
D1 virtue oil aWIit Of execution tu me drectetan and
1)delycre' from the OF common pleas oG Lucas
county, Ohio, in the above will uler for sale at
the door OF the court house, in Perry yshurg.
On MorGUy. January II, 1867,
between the ho urs of 10 orlck a. NJ and O'Clock p
NJ, of said day. the following real estate The south
quarter of the south quarter of section num-
her one ~ Of township Eumber four q of range num-
her ten OJ in ood county Chic containing 10 acres
more or less. e. W NORTON sha,ir
JAMES MURRAY. Atty. of the Bank
nov. ~, lS5tj--10y5S 81 On q.
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Il. II. FulEor vs.. John Clark.
= virtue Of an execution me directed and d,Ii,
Dtr,d trom the Of common pleas of v dcrt-
IT, Ohio in the above case will uter for sale at the
dooro the court house, in Perry ysburg,
ON Monday. Jauunry II. 1857,
hctween the hours OF lu oc.rrk \. NJ and .'rl,ol p
NJ Of said day, the following real esta'a: The ror,h
west quarter ct section thirty '",ce 3l Of towI,,ir
tlree @ "rth, Of range ~ 40 east IA Weed c. uuty
ono, continuing I'' acres. {. W. MORT ON SAcrf'
JAMES Nr"EAY, Atty Of p.
nOs. . lA5D--gOMlS S :. -.
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LEGAL A DIV FRTISFMENTS.
Hhelin Is EnIp.

Iharles Leavitts admir- vs.. John McAIillen
III virtue OF writ of execution to me directed and
II delivered from the court of Common Pleas OF
wood county Ohio, in the above case will offer for
sae' at the door OF the court house, in Perrysburg
- On Monday January, 18th 1887
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o,cloct r.
NJ, of said day, the following real estate: The rorth
west quarter OF section number twenty f27 Of
township number five (5 Of range number eleven II
in wood county, Ohio, containing 100 acres ."
g. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAr DoDGE, Atty's
Nov. 27. lS5G--2gw6S2TJ ..
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Sheria,s Sale.

W. II. Haskns ys. Peter L. Peachin
y virtue Of AL writ of execution to me directed
Dand delivered from the court of common Meas },
ood county. Ohio, in the above case will offer for
sale at the door Of the court house in perrysLurr
On Monday. January 18th. 1857
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ aud o'clock p
~ OF said dny, the following real estate In lot num-
Der four - in the town of Portage. Wood county Ohio
{. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
NuRRAY popGE, Atty's.
NOV. u. l-hi--lNMnAo On
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Jane III. wood, executrix, vs.. James Lynch.
virtue ofnn AL order OF sale TO me directed and do
- lNerea reg from the court of common pleas of Wood
the door of the court hcnse, in pcTrysburc. '' ~
On Monday, January 18th, 1857.
between Tue .3urs of 10 O'Clock A. Nj. and O'Clock p
MOI SAID day. road tract number seventy four "a in
township number six t6 of range number twelve Il
OF the Maumee and Western Reserve Road land in
WOOD county, Ohio. c. w. NORTON Sheriff
MURRAY & DODGE Atty's
27. .
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ES' jas. O. Harrison, Of Kentucky, has
been appointed Jrlge of Krnsss Territory
rice Lrconpte, removed. Mr. II. was former
ly law partner OF Mr.. Breckenridge, and
executor Of Henry Clay.
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F;s- According to our prediction, the de
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Goayen'ion to the b Of Augu7t-dog DAYS.
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Oh SATURDAY, TnE TnND DAY OF JANUARY, 1900
HARPER & BROTHERS. NEW YORK,
Will issue the first Number Of a Weekly Newspaper
go 1a n,,ttYl
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For sale by PECK & HAMILTON, Perysburg, DR.,
BuRRiTT Maumre; W. & II, HOOP. BowLING GREEN
W. 4 II. llAsKINs Por;agei LEVI TAYLOR, New
Mcetield; G. LAsREY e. Co., GILEAD,
December IS lSjG--31Iv ..
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with the known laws of Got and their owa
mental and physical organic s,ioa, rae'ui.ns.
Of course, the rational exercise Of that f,cul.
'y which So emnently dstin 5nishs, hg5l Iairy
from brute creation. In short, while W. CON
denim tue common, mistaken practice Of eel
ebrating memorable events he ons under
consideration, fJr MISTAKENLY irrational and
immoral indulgences and exoess,s we f1el
like participating ratonlly in the " great Joy
which shall be unto all people"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-13
The Human Tsody.

The human bodyis mystery Of the
sun, moon. aud stars; in the phraseoIoey
OF the schools. ], is ghost. /, who pro,
fess not scientific knowledge win call IL
lhs shadow of the soul. How beautiful
that must be which filings down so innr
veloas shade! This present life is the
!iss Of the body; the life Of The soul viii
follow. hereafter. when we are disem.
bodied. Now, ,isitIiueligious TO say that
the only problems this existence are
those of the bodyY The body is oEIy The
soul translated into the vulgate. A man
Living a holy lie Of the body could hsrdly
miss health OF ths spirit. We do not
understand The nxi.y Of the law, that
conjsins unpollu,ed bodies with spirits
clean. know notlthst IL is needed to
montion the word soul stali. A spirit
uai. nots corporeal. providence presided
a, the shaping Of the muscle and the
inolding Of the joint. This body Is so
planned. that for every thing that man
takes from nature to supply his wants.
he must. in every act. mnkc an sctnowI-
edgmen, Of thankfulness. Does he lifta
cup OF water from the stream, he must
bend the knee: in reaping The field. or in
telling the tree, he makes an obe'sance
with esesy, stroke. o. There is . riiunI Of
worship IN the form Of our limbs. and a,
no moment can We. escape from q posture
o. y y se''e nnceisisoi51s1 tesssqqe yhrss /,
alive may, thus be wisersia our bodies
than 'wssasd thoughs, we urs also more
beautiful and posticsl. The beauty. of
the form Of the outward fhs pc, and the
grscefulnsss ofits movements sre always
before shs ~ye;F bus look fur an ninsisnt;
inward. ssThs psiatefsssnds on soafd = 4
The enirsnse, and What welcome does
he give 70 the ffisDdss0f the msslss!r-
The, ,stom&chiss sthe bspaue tine. hall Of The,
sppstises .nsnd' 10 uea ny "a perpetual rev
slsy. A my ysiad ssefesiss organs. Send
ing IKE nsisds ii the side OF The i,skipg
s.rrsm, are continually pouring as many
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-13

CuRRAST TREES. .--Havipg notired tha
-cnrrsnt bushes may as we'll be made trees
as shrubs. conclude to, tell youi how
have seen.it dones-- In the spring OF 1881
my father conmenced a garden, end
ssmsng E,othes things set cuttings for
current bushes. 1 determined To- -ex
pertinent on. one Of those cuttings; and
ss soon as IL grew. l pinched of the
Hienves, exceptthe top tuff, which I 10,
grow =. The cutting ives sboot foufteeu
inches long. and during the sumner .he
sprout from this grew ten inches. ls,s,
1 The next spring ] pipched OF all the
leaves 10 shout half way up The frs,
years growth. SO ss lesve the Lowest
limbs two feet from Vthea Rroun5. III
brsnched weIls and became = bssdsome
lutte Dwarf tree. When il came to bee I
iruit, q. wss mofe productive thsn suv
other bush ID the garden, and the fruit
larger sAt to sks aft sOs 4sssr ST Salee
4 NswesDless infested y ilk spislsss s6d
other insects; hens eonld not piet. or Abe
fruit. and grass- ADD Nesds-wess more ca
e,ly .kopt lron the ssoots. and Is Mssen or-
nainept Instead ef e bl<pisb. Nov'l
would Propose that .cpJsut cuttings be
Sc ID TOW 4 ! bout four OF Ave feet apart
eseh.wsy Qes thssf b Tong sEss strSieht
ouesI and Etssiaedinto' sFees = 1ftchisdhl
Former.