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Pinc,n Nigzgrs Stolen.--More Undergroud
NnilrnnIinr 2 I I-s.. no for Canada Nv

lnilroading! !--.. iIo for Canada III"
We have ben credibly informed that fifteen
fugitive slaves, en- route for Cinada were convey
ii through our village on last MOnldy night.
ibout half past eleven O'clock. They We're
living in Wagons, and covered up with blankets
they passed through during thunder storm,
stop Ding at a certain house only long enough
10 get recruited in the way of provision -
rhry then went three miles further north where
they were secreted the next day; but whsn the
facts were made known, they had got beyond the
reach of law.
II seems thqt there is gang Of Niger stealer
in very midst, who have been making ii tlieiF
business to convey away the slaves Of the south
1nl receive h'a,y compensation for tn 'ir
Grim s, from an association of Republican Aho
llionists. Itis shocking to the very conscience
! 10 know that such scoun1rels are permitted to
escape punishment. We would advise our
friends to keen their stables anil hrn-ruosts well
barred for if we have individuals WHO are so
PROSTATE by crime as 10 steal the property Of 'h'
| south, they none too good to rob vonr heu-
rnost or steal your horse. Hardin Co. Demo
crdt
We sympathizc with the democratic editor OF
/ Konion, and trust he may recover from the
shock which his over sensitive nerves have
received. 1t is truly a horrible thing for men
T. aid poor painting fugitives to escape from
the bondage which sewers every chord of the
soul and blots out ever generous and manly
emotion of the heart. SOM of our democratic
friends in the south part of this county thought
they would serve their party good by playing tha
part Of blood hounds, and two of them cam.
to this place in search for this same gang o
runaways. Fortunately for them, they did moi
succeed in g'tting on the right track. for had
they found the fugitiyes and undertaken 10 OBJ
strnct their passage to freedom, our citizsn.
would have sent them home with ilsa in tn.
ear and feather in the cap. Cal again gentle
men the administration will reward you fo
your efforts, eventually.
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SI,rriH,s SnIe.

s. & J. Nct ull1ugh Vs. AMBROSE Mozer.
DY virtue Of order uf sale directed and de-
I'D liyrrrd above Guided from the cunrt
OF common plea, OF Wood county, Ohio | will offer
Tor sale the door OF the house in PerTysburg
GA Wednesday, August 9th, 1851
bctwC the hours OF 10 O'cnci A, and o'clock 7
~ ot said day. tho following real estate, being the sout
eust quarter Of section HuWOgr four a., township
number i've ljl OF Iauge number eleven ll) east it
Wood couify, Oslo, containing l6n acres more or less
G.. ". NORTON, Sheriff
MURRNY s DoDGC- Attys.
JL.y = lSj7--SW5S2 ~
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Dana Leayitt Ys.Jgmes McFddden ct al.
Qf virtue OF an order of sale to directed and de-
II liverod from the court OF common pleas os Wood
county, OAio, will offer for sale at the door of the
COur. House in rrysburg
On " Neduesday, August 9TH, 1857,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock and clock N.
Of day the west-hali OF the northwest quarter OF
tion number twenty-five 22 of township nuinber four
~ of anSe number ten 10, cu;taining ~
ur less and the northwest quarter the south east
quarter Of the section, twu and rang containing
10 acres more Or less al in Wood county. Ohio
Z. W. NORTON, ohcritl Of Wood CO.
MURRAY 4 DODGE. Attys.
,Iui, =. l2l--SWjSgG gGy
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Evan L. Behh ys George Ndu Barcum ct al
Dy virtue uG gu alias vcudi writ Of execution 10 me
ID directed in the above from the court of cdm
pleas of Wood cuan,y Ohio, will offer for sale, al
the door oi the court house in Pcrry Sbgrg,
On Wcdpcsly August 9Th 1891,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock \. W. and o'clock
r. NJ sid day the half OF the north half of the
south east quarter and the east half Of the north east
quarter of section number twenty-five (22) of township
numher four (tl OF range number ten QO) in Wood
county Ohio containing in all 100 less
C.W. NORTON Sheriff
MCrasY DpDCE Atys.
July i55T-,Ns:l 50
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SheriG's Sale

F. r. Miller. & Co vs.. Charles Wright ct al.
u virtue of an order OF sale me directed and de-
- livered in the above entitled from the
u common reas of Wood county, Ohio. will offer for
sale at the door OF the Court House in Perrysburg,
On Wednesday, August 9TH. 1857,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. VI and o'clock r.
of said day the westhalf OF the south-west quarter
OF section number thirty t3l Of township number
four ~. U. ;. r. containing 80 or less and
the nst-haf OF the southeast quarter of section
Der thirty six 1867 of township number l) U. s. H.
containing 50 or less all in Wood county
Ohio c. ". NORTON, sheriff,
MURRAY : DonGE, Attys.
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Sherin's sale.

The Perrysburg Bank ys. EUnice TAYLOR ct al.
DY virtue OF order of sale to directed and de-
ID liyered. in the above entitled cause frrm the court
ot common pleas of Wool county. OHIO will offer Eor
sale, the door OF the court house in Perrysburg,
GA Wednesday, August 9th, 1854.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock NJ. unl o'clock 2
ot said day, the southeast quarter of the south
quarter ari the southwest quarter OF the south
quarter Of section number one ~ OF township
number four a.. o; range number ten 40. in Wood
county, Ohio. containing - ucrcs more or less.
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MrRRNv, Atty.
July z, iSjI-swjS2.5J
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Nancy Brewster -. Noru,au brewster.
DY virtue yi an execution dir clud and deliv
ID cred from the curt Ol cJH,LIua pleas of Wood
uy, OHIO, in the aLJy. entitled cause, will Ulie.
Tor sale the D1r ui the court house in Perry sLur,
TN Wvdn-s!L-, August 9TH, ls.I,
between hc hours Ol 10 clock \. NJ. aud o'clock
pf said Iay, te following real estate: Ihe pLrl Of
the nUrsh w.s. quarter OF .c-iOn nIub.r six o., OF
township nu.nDur live o. o. rIngc number Twelve ll2
ciug that part oi said quarter Ia ngest OF the Mil
and Prairie Road, containing - more less,
III Wood county, Ohio. c. W. NOAFON,
MCtsAY : DppI@, Attys Sheriff.
mi. -r--
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SheriH's Sale.

John Fay vs.. Peter McNahan.
DI virtue OF yendi writ OF execution in the aho, c
IDENTIFIED cause, to directed aud delivered from the
court Uf common pleas OF Wood county, Ohio, will
offer for sale the door of the court house in perrys
burg,
Wednesday, August 9th, 1857.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. ~. and o'clock r
al sail day the south quarter OF IN. south
quarter of number twenty two (22) township
number four g. u. :. H.. in Wood county. Ohio con
tanning 40 more or less.
G. ". NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY &. DnnGE. Attys.
july ?. .lSJ7--SNaS2. So
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Nelson Daring GuArdiIn ". Franklin Darling.
Il virtus order OF sale to ssanel, directed
ID aud delivered in the above entitled from tile
of common pleas ut WoJd county, Ohio. will
cr sUr sale, AT tu- door Vi the court house in Perryi
uu-s
Wednesday. August 5th. 1854,
between tie hour, oi 10 o'clock \. N. and o'clock
VI. uf said day. the folio Wing real estate dcscIib
put lot number hundred ami five .uI1 il tn. town
VI Perrysburg, Wood courry, Ohio Terms of sale
cash. NELSON DARLING,
NCHRAY & DODGE, Arys. Guardian
july > lSjT--7WJS 1.3S
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Administtntnr,s salc of Rcai Estnte.

David McClnng Administrator of james Hill deceased,
vs.. Nancy Hill, widow, anl others.
ID virtue of order of the Probate Court in and
I)tor the county of Hancock, Ohio will ON the goth
day of August A. D., 1857, at one o'clock in the
afternoon at the lhtd residence of James Hdeceas-
ejin Washington township. Hancock COUNTY Ohio offer
for sale to the ghest bidder the following real estate
ns the property of James Hill deceased, to witt The
north west quarter Of section one in township two
north, of range twelve East except 81 acres sold
thereGrom TO cemetery Hssocia'iun aud heretofore
conveyed to them by Iced Alsoth southwest quar-
ter Of section thirty six, in township three north Of
range twelve East. Appraised at 81 ,l3O.
lcrms :-nne-third of the purchase money in hand
h day Of sale. and residue thereof in one and two
thereafter with interest from the day of sale to
be secured BY mortgage said premises.
DAVID McCLUNG Admir- of
James Hill deceased.
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Death of Hon. w. l.. Marcy.

Hon. VIM. L. Marcy died suddenly at Bal
sion Spa, New York, on Saturday the 4th inst.
He complained Of pain in his side, nnd re-
auns ted the hotel clerk to send physician TO his
room. on entering his room, the physician
found him lead. His remains were conveyed to
Albany where they were inferred yesterday
with hecominr ceremony.
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THE FOURTH At PoRrAGg.-We had the pleas
ure of attending the celebration of the ita at Por-
tage. Although certain democrats stuiiously cir
culated the report that it was to be Republican
meeting, and thus induced many of their party
friends to stay at home or go elsewhere, Il goodly
number were in attcndaacc, and all appaard to en-.
joy the exercises throughout. The Declaration of
Independence was read by Samuel Johnson, ESQ,
and the audience was addressed by Hon. A Cook,
of this place and James Gribbn Esq. of Findlay,
The speeches were highly cretable to the heads
and hearts of the Orators and were entirely free
from everything of a partizln character After
speaking, sumptuous dinner awaited the people.
which was evidently reished by them. After
dinner, the audience again assembled in front of
the speakers stand, when number Of toasts were
read, several of which were roiponlsl to By dit
ferent gentleman. Collis;er H,s.iins, ESQ., in his
response 10 u sentiment proposed took occasion to
allude to the change which had taken place since
he settled on the farm on which We were then as.
scmbled bciug over thirty years ago. His nearest
white neighbors at the north, were At Mlltoovile
on the east, At fremont; on the s)uth about one
mile from Fndlay, AMI on the west, Fort Wayne
He had seen larger a'scnblagcs Of Indians in the
beautiful grove which we occupied, shaded by the
same beautiful trees, than there were whites thea
present He had heard them sing their songs o
praise and oG5r up prayer to the Ruler of the Uni
versc, in that forest and never hal witnessed a
more solemn and impressive scene
Early in the moraing, the cannon burst bnt nc
ono was injured. w. saw but thre3 men laborinq
under the influence of bad whiskey, anI have sci
dom met with more intelligent loo%iu, Assem-
blage Of men. or more handsome women than wer,
ai Portage on the Fourth. Long may they live tC
enjoy such SEASONS Ul pleasure, and ever keep lh
fros OF Liberty brightly burning npoI The ultarS 0
tneir hearts.
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2;s~ The Fourth was a quiet day in Perrysburg
IN st Of our people hlv NJ spent it a5 Dad. A lar G
number went to folclo-ihe SWit carrying about
three hundred. The excitement diei away aboat
Monday noon, when II few, who had parlaken toe
freely Of gingerbread and small beer arrived. All
is right again, ami oar p-op'e prosecute lheii 1ssG!
~ iuess with their accustomed enersy.
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"A crelaiuIs oh lay, oars as'ia a wagsish
Doctor, if it was true, that the bark of !h4 pop
nlAr tree when scraPed up would act as an emet-
ic, Oul when scrapei do,oa as caIhlrlic? Tn
Doctor said yes, aud cautioned her not to take
any that had been scrapel round the tree, a,
il pould AJOu through The ribs
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s.ovcrnor rnnd LieuI, Governor.

The Defiance Democrat comes to us with the
names of Salmon P. Chase and Asher Cnok at its
mist head for Governor and Lieu enant Governor.
Mr.. Cook is favorably spoken of by many papers
throughout the State, for Lieutenant Govcrnorand
our impression is that he will be the nominee OF
the State convention. The Northwest is clearly
entitled to position on the State ticket, and Mr.
Cook is Just the man whom the people want there
With Gov. Chase and Hon. A. Conk at the head
of our State ticket and equally gool men for the
balance Of the Offices oul success is inevitable
pho Republican says
We point with pride to the whole course Of
Gov. Chase's political and official life,and defy any
one to point to single act Of his which retlec is
the veriest tint Of dishonor Cook is an old resi-
dent OF this part of the SPITE is known among us,
and is in the hands of his friends The to cast
an mputation of dshonurable action upon Asher
Cook, of Perrysburg We verify believe, docs NOT
exist.
If the State Convention Gil up the ticket with MS
good men as Chase and CpoK, they will have done
molly, and need have no fears for the result.
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Wood County Common Pleas.

EuhIce d SntII vs.. Nelson SnrII,
nEFENDANT Nelson Smell will take notice that
- the said Eunice L. Smell. plaintiff will take depo.
sons of witnesses IN this at the office of Nathan
iel Leggett in the town Of Wauseon Fulton COUNT.
ONO on the 2fth. day Of July. A. ID. 1867. between
the hours OF Q O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock p NJ with
authority tn adjourn from day day until all such dep
ositions shall have been taken.
PRICE Il JEFFERSON, Attys. for PltR.
Iplv
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Lnne 2Nth. 1s57-swn.
Jacob s.. Bakers Estate.

NTlLEr BAkER, administrators of the estate of
' Jacob s. Bakl r deceased, this day ii ed her nc
counts Of said for final settlement which will be
for hearing on the l-th day ct July. \. D.. 1857.
JOHN \. KELLEY. Probate Judge.
ILltl. L..
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MARRIED,

On Saturday, the tth, By thr Rev q. 4. Adams,
WIN. l.. LooP ut WOOivlle, 10 Aliss SARAh a. WEBB,
daughter OF John Webb. Esq, Of Perry sburg.
By J. CAaHpel }. p, Ialy 'th. 1857. JosY CHANBsG
LAIN. AHd CAraITGNr l. sGIru az og Troy. Wood
( olnty. Ohio
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Sherif,s Sale.
SherIH's Sale.
Inc Perrysbnrg Bnnk vs Inmns MrEn dian

The Pcrrysburg Bank vs. james McFadden.
Rf virtue of an alias vendi writ of execution to me
y directed and delivered hom the court Of common
cnuSe VIII Offer for sale, at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg - ''
On Wednesday, August 5th, 1857
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and two O'Clock
p r. OF said day. lot numbcr twenty 20 in the village
OF Portage, Wood county, Ohio.
C. W. NORTON Sheriff.
July g. lS57-4wkgo D5
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NOllC L IS hereby given that petition has bet
~ filed with the county commissioners Of Wood
county, in the state of Ohio asking bave the fol-
lowing territory in said Wood county organized into
an Incorporated village, to be called POr age, to wit:
The southhalf of section ~, township four %
north of range ten lO) east; and section twelve 2
township four a. north, range ten (l0J east also the
sOuth-haf OF the nOrthhali of section six (L) town
ship four a NORTH range eleven IN east; and tn:
sout'l-ha'f of section six (6 township four az north
range eleven Q) east; and the northhalf of section
said petition will be for hearing at the Audirer
otce in Perrysburg, in said county of Wood on thu
lO.h day of September A. D. 1851.
June II, lS57-5wiS2 9SE
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

71D lpersonsltti,r with Sexual diseases such A.
L SPER HITORRffGEI IPE4kNESS THPO
1ENCE, GONOHHGI GLEET, SIPIiISLi
the Vice of ONANlSN, or SELF ABUSE&c..&c.
The Howard AssOCIATIUN. in view ut the awfu'
destruction Of human life caused by Sexual liseasrs
nl the iccepuns nracti-ed upon the unfortunate Vie
tins Uf such diseases by Quacks. have directed :he
Consulting surgeon, as Il CHARITABLE ACI worthy
their name, to give MEDICALhpvICE GRATIS to all per
sons thus afflicted. who apply ly letter. with ds>crip
uonni their condition, .age occupation habits f life
Sc and IN eases Of extreme poverty AMI suffering
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is i bencSolc1.t lstitutuu
established by special endowment furthe ryief of tn,
sick Inl distressed. afflicted with Ngulent and Epi-
icmc Diseases" Ithasnow asurplu, Of NJ ans whic
the Directors have voted expend in adv rtisiug the
thoye notice. Itisneedess tonddthnttur association
ronmlnds the highest Medical skill of the age and
will furniShthe most approved modern treatment.
just Published. by the Association "a Reporton Spe
m mttorrhea. Seminal Weakness. the vice of Self.
,bIse tui other diseases of the Sexual Organs b, tht
-" ,nltiu= surgeon, which will he by mail in
sealed eIyel"pe) FREE OF CHARGE, on the receipt o
rvyO STAMPS ior postage.
AIIress. DR.. GEO. CALHOUN. CONSULTING SUR.
GEnN. Howard association No South NINTH Street
| Philadelphia. Pa. By orderof the Directors.
| EZRA %. HENRrWELL, President
GEO. FAIUCHILD Secretary.
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Office.

complete record OF all the surveys of the under
signed while Deputy County Surveyor. for the years
1853, 4, and j also the surveys OF sj6 and Z date
can be found at his office in Perrysburg, where copies
be had proper application. Also original sur
yeys OF roa1. }-c SYLVANUS JEFFERSON.
July - lS57-Stf
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--Th 81. Nlclluids ilJte, P,Jprlelurs, having
puIcllsrd lhe propery adjoining their inneIls-
csGsbl,ililFni, have now POSSESSIONS OF the block
thGougI IIGiQIA peer street, by which lhry will b.
accommodations We noIic, py their card in
another colnmn that they have not advanced
the price OF board but that it still rrmains NJ
N: former rates 81 50 per aisr.--irror.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS


ID - ttttits
o. D. N H. Thornton VS.. James +. Trowell
II virtue OF an order Of sale, TO me directed andde.
= lvered from tho court of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio in the above cause will oer for so,e a.
'ie uoor OF tne court house in Perrysburg,
d. On Wednesday. August 5tb 1877
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ and o'clock p
W. OF said day the dwelling house with the round on
whch stands, being on in lot number 297 in Perrys
burg, Woad county, Ohio. c. w NORToN ~"
MURRAY 4 DODGn Attys sba.;r
July 2. lSSI-Sw5s2 Os "'
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Preaching aud Preachers.

Preaching and Preachers.
"a Methodist Minister" Of Boston, has writ.
ten a most sensible letter to the New York
Aidspendent. on the subject Of preaching aud
preachers, from which we make an exlrdct.-
We are pleased to witness the attention which
this subject is receiving from men in and out OF
the Church. Old musty sermons, which were
preached for those who coull appreciate nothing
betteT-sermons which rebukel practices and
opinions that are no longer INDUCED in--were
good enough in their place. but they are lot
what the present generation demand. View mt
living men --men whu feel AMI know that they
have a great work to do--men vino will not b.
led by public sentiment into gross evils, but
men who will study the people aud til. m ans
at their disposal and strive to shape Dnd direct
public sentiment. But to the extract:
Dr. Cherver and Mr. B echr addressed larga
and ovr,nowing houses DIT the anniversaries ia
Boston. the mulIiluirs nung upon their lips as
upon no other speakrrs--dlli why? They took
high aud holy ground; they defended noble
truths boldly. Ii wds in expectation of thus,
and for this, they were invited. Many in New
England look upon them as lillug the mission
OF Caleb and Joshua IN many respects Tie
people love bold self sacrafsiug, goily minis
try Such an one Col aud III people will hon
or, while u milk k,and water one will be lightly
esteemed
Gov. Boutwell, remarked to Or. Cheever. in
the hearing OF tn writer, "rhe minister whu
breaches fit y-onr SIbbhths of the year 10 pleas,
the people, and employs only the remaining
one TO preach boldly the deep honest conviction,
of his soul, is the man 10 preach only one San
bath in the year to ne, aud that must b. tn
one when he is outspoktn." GOV. BIutwrll i,
not the only man who hus feels The Amer
can pul pitt says men, needs u tho san jus
such oulspoken ministers ss these two m-n -
Apologize for them apologize for their course
rather ask who shall he found in earth, heaven
or hell able TO apOogz. for any other course
These men, by their bulluess, have awakened
the opposition of the world aul ukewdrm pro
iessors but let them draw back to conserva
tive course, and they woull have the cOntenp
Of those who now oppose them. lie that vii
save his lif. shall lose it, saith the Savior
It is to b. hoped that all good men will pr4,
God 10 sustain thnss men, AMI false up thou
sand more such in our diff rent denomination,
10 stand with them. If they go forward. thu,
will unqu slonably have the devil against them
if they draw back, it is equally certain GD
will be against THIN. They will no doubt pur
sue the better part. May God abundunlly bless
and prosper them, anu enable them like Cdltt
and Joshua. TO lead the many thousands of on
Israel into the Canaan OF G1sp-I liberty, right
eousness, and love, is The earnest prayer of
A METHODIST MINISTER.
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" e. w A II HsHV AL ,
AT THE ROLLiSTER STAND.

60 lEo iMGlNlPS
I TTAS received more New Goods, which lie offers at
prices that defy competition. He keeps constant
iy hand Fresh Roll Butter every thing else in the
Gr ieery line which viii be sold cheap FOR cash
COdntry Produce.
Slaves & Hoop Poles wanted.
Gee. 4, lS5G-30tf.
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AESNElER lRERDWN.

Dealerimnnd Manufacturer Of Cai met Ware,
Chairs, &c.
NEEPS constantly ON hand a large GsSlrtmeut in
IN MS line embracing great variety which he is
prepared to sell at reasonable rates.
All kinds OF cabinet work done to order on short
notice.
Ware room, on Front street. nearly opposite the
Exchange,
PerrySburg, Ohio, April 8, ,ls57--4s
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DANKING NOFICE.--The PEuRrsEURn BANK
u isnow openSnd prepared to dseou short business
paper buy aud sell Gold Silver and Eastern Exchange
and totheT business their line Interest raid
On time deposits. Us. NORTON, Cashier,
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NTOllCE is given hereby to the owners of land In
~ sections Is, l6 ~ a. 81 and 2s. of Plain town
snip Wood county that the trustees Of said township
viii meet at O'Clock 4. the 18th day of July next,
ut Fcrd Jusss in Plain in order to lay out and appOr-
uOn a ditch beginning the most suitable starting
point Of the section line between sections 27 and 2S;
AMI running thence north to the northeast of
section H. in said township along the Mtonville and
Liberty Free Turnpike
June /, ls57-5w6+