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The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-16
AUX ENTREPRENEuRS,

| BUREAU DU CoMMIssAIRE DU 2D DISTRICT J
DEs TERREs MAREcAGEUsEs,
Quest Baton Rouge, Ter octobIe, 1858.
\ ES propositions cachetees seront recues par.
- lie Comnssai5 ire da Second District ees Terres,
Marecageuses, Baton Rouge, Lne, iuseu'au same.
III, 80 Octobre 1885, pour la construction des ira
vaux cl-apres decrts, dams la Payoisse St. Landry,
a savoir
Creuser un canal ct ameorer les egouts courant
de "a partle inferieure du Bayou Rouge aux acs do
la Petite Prairie, dams ladte Paroisse etant envi-
ron cent mile yardes cubiques de foulIes, dams
espace d'envlron six miles, plus on mons. Lc
bois ct toute obstruction dams nne argeur de Gin
quante pieds long de la ligne des dts canal ct
egouts, devat etre deblayes, les travaux execu-
tes scion la direction ct les specifications de Pin
genieur du District.
Ega'ement, de combler l'embouchure du dit Ba-
you Rouge par une digue de terre, qui environ
trois cents pleds de long, trente pieds de large
ct sa plus grande base denvron trois cents pisds,
et CONSTANT en- trentecinq mile yardes cubiques
de terre, plus ou mons. lie lit ct les bords du ba-
you devant stre prepares la reception della levee
par IN tosse degout, etc, lie tout conformen1ens
aux directions ct specifications de rIngenieur
du District.
lie canal ct lee egouts devront etre scheves avans
que la digue travers du Bayou Rouge ne soft
commence.
Tout travail sous contrat devra etre tern1in6
avant lie Ter de Decennbre 1850, ct sera aux
rsques du contracteur payable scion sa progress
sion, ,nandafs le 1esor de Etot reservant Ia
vingt pour cent, CONNIE securite, payable en- en-
tier sur dts mandats quand lie travail aura et6
termne, inspecte ct reeu par PEtat. Une securits-
additionnelle sera exigee une obligation, egals
en- valeur au rnontant ike pour la compensation du-
travail contracte.
FceME DE L'ENcHERE.
.a~ Comnissa1v Cd District des 7sr,es Marfce-,
geuses, Quest Butos Rouge -- 1858.
J'offre par la presente de construire une digus
travers on les egouts de en- confor-
mite avec les stipulations dn Conmissaire, pu-
biees dams lie Courier des Opelousas, ct ss,
direction a - cents par yarde cube.
Je suis autorise referer 4 MN CONNIE
temoins de ma moralite ct de mon aptitude en-
treprendre travail ct inclu lei pautorits de NJ.
- pour agir CONNIE ma caution.
Respectuausement,
tFonMK p'orrRE DE eAur1oHsExrNr1
Je consens, par la presente, de me porter caution
pour M. -, contracteur, pour Ie montant dc ID
yaleur estmee du travail quill demande, ct CONNIE
garantie quill l'executera tidelement conforms,
ment au dit contrat.
spectueusement,
Lesolliciteur aecepte sera notihk, par la Poste;
ausst6t que propositions auront etedec achetees
ct adjugees, ct lie contrat ct lie cautionnement de-
vront alors etre redges ct signes, ct donnes EN-
presence dun Notalre Public. et dtnent ehregis-
tres dams la Paroisse dams aquelle lie contracteuf
reside ct ses frais-Apres quot lie travail devra
etre commence sans delai.
L'lngenieur du District est autorise slgner ls
contrat en- Fabsence du Commissaire.
LAFAYETTE CALDWELL,
Connaissaire du I'd Dist des Ieryes Marscagsusss.,
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eg Nous avons recu de u. Francis sLombas, un
eucrer er reno de Thibodaux, son traits sur la ia.
brcation du sucre. 81 nous derons en- jager par le
ton, y teeur ct Y nombre des certfcass qu Fac.
compagnent ainsiaue de Ia source doa lis provien-
nent nous deyons asouer que le systeme de N. L.
sss excellent supsrieur ceux employees lei jasqna
aujourdhl tr'autres recommendations, mons en-
tronyons uDe de u. Hughes II. Keary, sacfier sur
sle Bayou Bauf. en- nesre Parosse, qui 6prouv@ le
systeme Dc Y. Lombas, et qui 90 promet de ne pas
labandonner An fit, iIastsnd GET sxeelIentsucisr
jjournellement pour n pr6aente recolte.
Nous recammandons ID lecture de 90 petit traite d
,ns ssueriera W s's desirent des formations
pins stsndues ils arec lai en-
adEsssant ears ettres Taibodaux u lieu dc u rs.
tsidence. ss5 s# s. 55s. "a NJ
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CHIRgTlsdsIE EsEyr,..-, :,

= , III. eAsApAyA..;.sr { est arrive aar f,n..
.a.zsn. Ma ,0sspS pr,s Ct aeneurers jusauau 90 aa
doalah' aoea fHdtel d Hays. i aprss m 50 oe,.s
os'e = era Washington. i lHdssl do NJ,
Greenlec. jusqu'a 'au 70 Novemhrs psnsaasa,
Upaspases, q Octcb.e; 1855.
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INSTITUTION LlTTERAIRE DEs oPELoUsAs

scoIe prepayatoire pour les Acadsmiss de r Union
"Tolerance entiere, religieuse ct politique."
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I)esEsPusI|R Is III ii la
FERNS an saufeux a,una
jsu,ls lasellal de asil saon q
d demand III q, Inais q belle az
donna Sh
auee dseapeir,
rotre rssas sra cause
# TJuis Il M Iongne noEale II sse daiiriigea,
I'll Ell HI allaeu-
MI II 1oalsl lIsuaf ensemble
seusss lss ausnss dss gassslJs a n IIaisIsss.
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PERSONNEL: --.
G. E. DURAsD, Principal; Professeur de Fransa;s,
de Latin, d'Histoire ct de NatAematiques.
HENRY FRAzEE, Professor dAnglais, de Geometr;e
de Geographic ct d Ecriture
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-16
NJ. liz DIR. CiSADlIAAT,
Cllirurg1en-dentisde,
7ge Ia a5aroisse EterniIle,

aSgA ANNONCE respectnsusetnens
aux habitants des DpeIonsas Quill
Sl1I1YD s'est 6tabli ST. marfinvilte st Quill
a pintention de visiter oecasionellement les ope-
sleusas, dams pintenton d'y pratiquer toutes lee
operations de la Chrurgie -dsntaIe, par les 1oyeas
les plus scienti6dues. = 8s6ssy sss
q l! seTa sous peu de joufs . l'h6tel de Hayes
sitot gull aura rempli to,,s ses engagements-ety
demearera quinze jonrs Tous ceax qui ont eu des
operations defectueases seront meme de sc les
fsire pratiquer parfaitement
Ayant une experience de dix anneea; il esteon.
hant de pouvoir donner une entiere satisfaction.
Sa reputation etant 81 atteusc dams les parcisses
ROnest Baton-Rouge ct d'1beryille, il refere arx
informations des habitants priacipaux. IN gensrd,
de ces paroisses.
n Il vistera egalemenf Washington dams auslques
se,naines3 ct derneurera quinze iours 4 ph5sel ia
Greenlee, etinformera les habitants da cette Yile
de son arrivee. Tous ordres deposEs III, ,6tel ,,s
Hayes, aux Opelousas, ct a Fh6tel de Greenlee !
Washington, sefont pro.nptsmens exs eutes mar lui
25Septembfe, 1858. s. go .A''
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CD Nous appelons rattention des habitants su.
eriers article que nous publions plus loin, init
1stul6 Proesdss poar d fabrication d. ss.cre. Le
systame y nentionne parait prendre favour rapide-
aaent char les habitants des bords du Mississippi.
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/ tFonMK p'orrRE DE eAur1oHvExrNrl
Je consens par la presente, de me porter caution
pour M. -, contracteur, pour e Inontant de ID
yaleur estimee du travail quill demande ct comma
garantie quill rexecutera idelement conformA.,
ment au dit contrat
Respectueusement,
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-16

I'D Jusqaa Dimanche dernier. ID cueillette du
cotton ets poursuiyie interruption ct avec
actiyites extraordnairs, grace Az temps favorable
que nous avona eu depuis environ deux mois. Une
pnie abondante force Lundi Il suspension des tra
raur nais u sarleademain Ies champs etaient auss
blancs que iamais. ..I1a1t.l l L-.-
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DIP ET T4d1gJs AS: !:
GEL w. DoRR est notre agcnt pour la Nouvelle
Orleans, autorisd collector les complies dannonces
d'abonnenlents ct autres, qui nous sont dua.

La RoUEAIsoS. .-Plusieurs de nos habitaas sucri-
era ont commence Ia roalaiaon, ct nous apprenons
piaisr que e sucre fabraue est aussl beau que
Pom pouvais lesperer: ID acrstaisaton est dun autre
cote, tres ace, meme saas paide du bi-sulphite de
chaux. Nousne commissions rien du rendement
Nous apprenons aussi que ceux des sucriers de Ia
Paroisse Lafayette qui ont commence Ia rouaison ont
obtenu lessnemes rssultats heureux. .s.l 5
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RAouErrEs. Ceux qli aiment voir jouer CO jeu
extraordinaire dana tout naturel-avec toute la
force ct Ia PERSEVERANCE don't les Sauvsges sont sus
cepdbles-p -pourront Sc procurer ce plaisr dimanche
le "a courant, pres de notre vile, CONNIE on pour
RI le voir par rasis dams une antre coionne.
On nous fat esperer que b danse de Ia veille sera
ras cureuse, considerant le grand nombre dIndiens
.lui seront sur les lieux y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

R. TOWER & SON. Machinists--builders oil
rtAiIdhars ara Portable stcam EQtnsz Saw and ether
sin Work and Jobbng and Rtpaifg done 70 order on
thart noce snd "a Worhmenke uianner south Main .
AghtabuiA sio
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suppose there was never moro ro.
mantle girl, at eighteen, than l. Mary Dali
rymple, fresh from boarding school, and
engaged to the hendsomest man in 'eour
set,D Harry Denning. / dou't mean that
belonged to the Laura Matilda class OF
languishing, sentimental young ladies /
was sensible enough not to be that but
for believing in loves young dream, and the
Waverly novels, and dark eyes, aud chiy-
airy, and love at first sight, and living any
where with the man Of ones lkrart, and a
jumble Of sips::.ar idcss, i think was un-
surpassed. At our boarding school we
were strictly secluded from the sight of
every masculine member of the human
family, except the baker and butcher, on
week days; and when Mrs Hallam tcok rs
into church on Sundays we went in earriag-
es, with the blinds closed, like lively fa-
neral. Fortunately for her peace Of mind
there was an awful dearth of yoang men
IN the town; We used to say that they had
oil either run away or committed suicide to
escape the dullness Of the place; however
that might be, there was but one in church,
aud he had red hair, aud wore blue specta-
cles. So all we knew of 1--we and lovers,
except at vacation, when our friends usu-
ally took us travelling for onr health, was
picked up from eontrabrand novels, and
general interchange of sentiments on the
subject. When | left school aud entered
society, therefore. it was with head full
OF romance and a heart ready to be i'm,
pressed by the first handsome figure of a
man ! met, which accordingly happened
/ was introduced, at an evening party, to
the handsome Harry Denning. Of whom ]
had heard much, and immediately fell "a
love with him, as was vain enough 10
think he did with me. an impression which
he afterwards confirmed. Perhaps should
here say that bad some advantages be-
sides youth and a certain share OF beauty
] | was an orphan, and the heiress not only
of my deceased parents. but Of my dear,
indulgent grandmother, with whom lived
therefore l was not SO surprised as angry
70 bear, after my engagement with Harry
Denning, that be was Influenced ''by ms
fortune, as much as my face in bic sc
lection Of a lady love. OF COURSE die
not believe Il; set it down &C once to The
malice Of somo Of the disappointed ones
who were many IN number, tor every die
engaged gIrl 10 our circle Of acquaintance
either secretly o. openly adorod hlm. and
the appeararco Of peaceful unconsciouspes'
which he preserved a. every manifestation
of Il was either a c00snmniate pIecs of Act
| ing which concealed aa ihordi1Ate vanity
or presented the fefAaFkabss rhs6oueaes
Of utter ahe0nce 0E eelEapnrobafi0n IL Z
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on tho Dsath q Jnliaa NJ. Riohmond.


MRS .. ,. rHAYEn.
A budding flower from One unseen.
Was giv'n TO bloom, upon my breast,---
A. Birding bright, with folded wing,
Within my bosom came TO rest.
A beautiful, God-given gem,
A peerless jewel, from the throne,
Of Deiiy,--a Peari Diadem,
Life Of my ifs, and all my own.
From earliest morn, till evening shades
Drew suble folds around my home,
In helpless innocence, he laid
Within my arms, his newJound home.
He loyclier grew, each passing day,
Each hour, more winning, fair, and strong
And as the brief years. sped away,
Loves silken bands, were closer drawn.
The ecaseless prattle of his Iips,
His tiny football, on the floor,
And sweet caress, and loving kiss
I'D learned TO cherish, more, and more.
But Oh. my Brides voice Is huslId,
Sporting beside the waters edge,
One fatal step--tbe dark pool rushed,
And closed, above his golden head
Those tender eyes, whose laughing depths,
Twas such delight, to gaze into,
Are rayless now. and dim in death,
No more, with loye.iight, TO o'erhow.
His soft. and dimplcd velvet check,
His lily-white fair, open brow,
And ruby lips, SO full and sweet,
Are icy cold, and ashon now.
None, save the heart. whose own life-blood
Hath fed. and warmed, a daring's veins,
Can knOp the anguish. which hath stirr'd,
And 'crRng my heart--though all in vain.
Oh, Thou who gavst me the bright one,
Which nestled Tor SO briel a time,
In these deserted arms and lone;
O! bear me up with hand Of thine.
And swift, the Esiag spark dirinc,
my bsing's part, tchich came from Thee
From sin and dross.--that heav 'nly cline,
May give my Birding, back to me.
KIsosyILLE june 22d, SO.
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DREAM.


NJ xRs. ,. D. GAGE.
[" Corrupting the air With noisomc smells, ;,
ys Blackstone, is an actionabIe nuisance.
Sitting in rail car,
Flying on by steam,
Head against the easement,
Dreamed a curious dream;
Yet could not think il
All thing ideal,
For tho very nonstFous,
II was very real.
First there came gentle
Man. il patent leather,
Collar, bosom. wristbands,
Raglan, for the weather;
In the hight Of fashion,
Watch-key, hat and glove,
And with air professional,
SPn upon the stove.
Near him sat Parson,
Telling how the Lord
Sent the great reyivGls,
Blessed the prG4ched word;
But my dream discovered
lie was not above,
Houey-de~, or 6ne cut,
Spating % the stove.
Next came IN a trader,
Pockets fall Of cash.
Talked about the country
Going ali to smash;
Twas the woNEN's DRRssRo,
Did the thing, By JovE,"
slipped little brandy,
spit upon the stove.
Then @ jolly farmer,
Dragging OF his wLeat,
Thought his hogs and horses,
Nowhere could be beat;
Like to sell his Durhams
BY the head or drove
Kept his jaws wagging
bpit upon tho stove.
Paddy thought tWas square like.
To be citing still,
Ali the whilst a goin
Over bog and hill;
Twas glorious eounlhra
Sure, as he could prove,
Equal 10 his better
splitting on the stove.
WitIess. perfnmed dandy.
Putting on bis airs,
Flourish'd diamond hreasipin, >
Smoked Ia forward car;
Talked about Lamoreaux,
"Such perlsct love-"
Twirl'd carrot moastaehe,
Spit upon the stove.
Little boy 10 short cost.
Wants 10 be man,
Following example
AS the surest plan;
Watches gent. and Person.
CopieB every move.
Add With Pat and Trader,
spIta upon the stove
Soon the hying rail-car
Reeks With hadee6ng sieaf3.
Ladies alriotI hlnllng.
Childfen IN 4 s6ftl.hi
Husband asking LADY,
1YhAii Ihs maiiff lnssf
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ASHTABULA, o. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 8. 1858
Have q glass Of waierf |"
Splts upon the stove.

spiss upon the stove
On we 20 still fyine,
Not q breath Of air
Fit Cor christian people,
In that crowded cari
Slckening, limiting, dying,
Ladies make q move,
Gent throws up the window,
Splits upon Che stove.
Now, perchance tins dreaming
Was not all a dream;
Think I've had steaming,
Travelling by steam;
Tis public nuisance,
Any one can prove,
An the air corrupiing--
Splitting on the stove"
Men call women angels
Wonder If they think
Such obnoxious vapors,
Angels, meat and drink ?
Wonder il they 'spect 10
Smoke ard chew ABOVE;
BELow Twill BE HAsDIER--
SriTTiNo on THE STOVE.
Talk Of ladies' flounces,
Ribbons, jewels, flowers,
Crinolines, and perfumes,
Gossip, idle hours;
Put all faults together,
Which nen can't approve,
And They're not match for
Splitting on the stove.
st. Louis, Feb. &c.
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CFoRGE g. HUBBArrp Manufacturcr !

GEORGE q. lluBB AnD, Manufacturer of
Tia Sheet Iron and rgres wsTo aud DEALER in Eaten
Cooking fl sox and Self Re aiipg, sheet igon stoves
pR chain rumps lead pipe thoet iion, sheet 'ead,
nc shcct ccnper ahset brass Tin flate porccatn ke
fo dairy keteA Easefn rlowE cgltisaton and most ota-
w Kinds Of rning uielisila so, sole Agent for tho sale
Sswalfa Celebrated Air Tight Summer and Winter Cook.
tne stowe for tho coany Asahua Ashabnla ohos ~
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hAHLIst p I HALE. cisil EnglneeFs. aplq
{snd sarssyazs, AshtabadAl otio' ne u..r
s. !. W fAEslsI'i @E@Hz-
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@. B. HoLBRooK. = Practical Surveyor.
East Ashlsbula. Ohio tos


p. PHILLIPS, Boot and Shoe Store, Fisk's
Block, Sign o. tho nlg Boot Ashtahua, Q. sio
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hfYcRO 4 BROTHERS. Manufacturers Of
, N Fnsnltss Of he hfsi descriptions and 6e1y ".
-l- flo general undsralqIs and uHpIstuIflf ~ Coz
@-.t. erdor bain street Eorh 81 South fatl 8quela
Anhnhula. VIZ w
fTETIS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
~ ~ sfssn eshhl,hnsat korth Main llst1 ueaf ~
s.ss Il ii1d Y1nineton Hail. Ash'ahnla. 2. tlo
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-03-04
Judge Sency.

Our court adjourned on Saturday evening
after short but Yery active session. A great
deal of business was done in short time.
This was Judge Seneys first term OF court
and heIdischarged the duties of his position to
the general acceptance of our bar. He was in
'dustrious and attentive to business, and pleas
ant and agreeable in his intercourse with the
gentlemen Of the profession, and has been favor
cd by them with many aattering encomirms
When we learned last fall, that he was elect
ed, we expressed the hope that in the discharge
Of his duty he would never know who voted ior
him. We take pleasure in recording that our
lawyers credit him with strict impdrtioiity upon
the bench. This is great and invaluable quail
ity in judge, and we sincerely hope and trust
he will continue TO command he confidence oI
the bar by continued exercise of it,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-03-04

1r~The letter of Mr.. Dodge, which will be
found on our first page, is being extensively
copied into newspapers, accompanied by re-
marks thet reileot no credit upon our county.
The Hancock Courier heads all article calling
attention to this letter with these very significant
words: "Vsry Green We have no doubt but
that letter will do more to injure Wood county
shan the loss of half dozen corn crops. II
places our people before the State in no en,i
BILE light, and affords great inducements for in,
telligeut people to avoid locating among us. -
We shall next week compile tabular sta tement
OF the number of scholars taught in this and
other counties, and the amount paid TO eachers
by which we will show that Wood county i,
more liberal in her expenditures for education,
al purposes than any county Of an equal mum
@ be: Of inhabitants in the State. And, shoul,
time permit, we will also collect the facts ant
demonstrate that Wood colnty pays more thar
an average per cent. on her taxable property fo
school purposes.
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A CuRsE RsNovRD-Wo Womanhood everywhere is
experiencing the evil effects Of the curse inflicted on
her by Ewes disobedsncs in the garden OF Eden
Fever since ancient mothers first effort to hide
her shame, for violating the expressed viii OF her
Creator, by sewing together and wearing hg leaves
her daughters have been doomed to stitch away theft
lives" in obedience to the exorbitant demands Of fash
ion in the modern sdornments Of her sex. The only
relief they can ever expect from the drudgery OF hand
sewing must be found in the introduction of GRo'
vRR Il BAKER Sewing Machine into every household
By its use every wife and mother will have ample
leisure to besow attention to the education of heI
children do better sewing than by hand, and have
better health and more comfort than she possibly
have without Grover x Baker Machine.
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NOTICE IS hsrchy giNOn to BENJAMIN li,cs Eys-
ANNol NcFcrrr, y. Wolouu i. Mcng aud . own.
ers ot tie following described lends in township four
ucr,h of range twelve east o. wit North part oc tho
nnrth west quarter Of section 2 south east Of north
east quarter uorth-eeG of southeast qattar soth.
EAST ot south-' quarter and north OF ucrh
quartcr " section 3 south s,s quarter End ,ou,N
east uot quarter Ot section a. and west .oath
west ot rc,"" IS, in Freedom township YOU are
mere G''h'N mat he rnto' Of Montgomery township,
Wood county, Ohio, viii meet at ;he house OF Benin
mh llo' en- the lSt l6y OF Mar IT, 1858 for this p,ir
pose OF Viewing locating aud aportioniug a ditch n,
,oHoNSi 10 DO located within tho bounds OF the roa,l
located on the above dr,crbod section line The s,J
dtch 10 commences az the east and west road betwSen
Ezekiel McFeuin anA uaui tnu lilies and run tlrou al
toiho Poringo aai Rollersiiie sree turnpike road AMI
US.T t'rmast' n. WOLCOTT,
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I9ItIIII : SHIT.
Robert Nilsson vs.. William ,TnC

Robert Nilsson vs.. William Jackson.
- virtue OF an execution - me directed and dciv
Dered from the court of Common Pleas of WOO,
county Ohio in the above cause, will otter for sale
at the door Of the Court House in PorrysGur in sni,
county,
On Saturday. the 9th day of March, 1853
between the hours of one and two o'clock r. " III,
following lands and tcuements wit: The south par
oil the southeast quarter Of the north east quarter
section number thirty six (360 of township number y,
(j) inrange number eleven ll) i'm Wood county, Ohio
containing four acres.
G. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
r. D. X. HoLLENBEcK, Atty's.
Fob. L. lS5S-3gw5S2 "a
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Coon ISvEsrNESr.--Any Investment OF money
that is certain bring health comfort aud happiness
to the family circle must be q good one The pur-
chaser Of a GRovER6 BAXBR Sewing Machine will do
all this and bring more joyous smiles to the face OF
house wife, thnn any other investment OF like sdn
Of money It deed Of emancipation from The tolls
OF hand sewing, and will give her time for solt.im.
or Tor the mental culture OF her children,
and every family should be provided VITA one
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NOTICE is hereby gwen to the persons herein
x named who are owners of the land described op.
posie to their respective that application has
been made to the Trustees of Plain township, Wood
county O'io t. lay oat ditch aud appoytion the
king of the same and keeping il in repair together
with the cXpsnses o. laying out to the persons to be
benefited thereby. said ditch to commence at the
quarter post OF sections % and 3d. and II feet east of
line between sections 2S and 30 or on the most avora
BILE route till it intersects the Green and Root ditch
and there terminate; aud also to clean out the Plain
and Iont19On dGch far down the lIaskinsvills
road and that said Trustees will at the house Of
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NOTICES hereby given to David Adams, or the
N owners OF the following described land to witt
the west halt OF the southwest quarter of section 5,
town range II east, that the commissioners of Wood
county have issued an order of survey for county
road, at their March session. follows Commencing
ut the north corner of Ii, town 5, range II
east thence south section line north bank OF the
south branch Of Portage river there TO terminate.-
The viewers and surveyor will meet at the house of
George Belt in Freedom township on the 20th day of
Apr 1885, to yiew survey and report upon said road
March f. lSj5-43wA< .-..
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school Examiners' Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session foi
the of Teachers at Bowling Green on the
frst Tuesday in April.
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers vii
hereafter be examined in American History
No applicant will be examined who is NOS prs'on
puus,ually at 10 O'Clock AN.
]. W. WOODBURY., Clerk.