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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03
THE NEW CAsKET

AS THIS IS THE, AGE OF I'M.
Z pFeveIaant aud reaenen pleas
ae that he prepared furnish a. entire
Ies Ftcie m the UndeI7k line superior anything
eveT betoIe fOdued y 81 his made
m he Caske- ior and y higly oraapented thA
pale glass rauing the entlTe length Oft0p full lengh
view cap e illd with ease lni 70 - on ll- ~
Tie CASKErhasnoas Of the gloomy and unpleasauta an
pearncos ol the oil style Of C0ds They are perfectly
ar-tighf, and light and
uo1s az patfing IN vaults, cognOn iutermens sim
! IisI srtirae y much used 10 eastern cifies
Persons lqslug ffionds md wishing procure ANYTHING in
he uhye me wi nd q much iOtheir Interest by calling
AMI for Themselves, where rhef WI find every
aiss5sles is, s,S7 Inn, ESaeEilksr
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HEALTH WILL IN ALL CASES
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Inianmaiory Diseases, Relief and Re e1El4f5fs,
Ma1Tioas Dseases &. Rslisf sad 3 esalaasis, s-,1 p
ssSSss bssss sssss Rs6V a9S Is So h
syP6itsc 1issssessi ISsa01ssinf Rfsdissii IiB
SS2s DISEASES s Is saSss.as RssSIss3s ns SssS
InisetSas Disea8ss. - Ready Relisf and Resuatsrs.
-.---'' coNSTIFUU9NAI DISEASES sge7 st'@
Msus diseases that sfect ham1niy are inherlted As heH
ooms fBu The diseased boes OF sicky sires -Scrofua
@ Ses9 a S % ss ',s % sEsas s Iss eSa RS S6 %
@ ssq }s & ssss o ass SSsSfa 81 Sfz RaTs
ss % y iSs s "a REa aasy q sas se o Sss
and III INC veins with new nnrs n Rs7hy eloed iets
s1i nig. CttnDRENs DtSEASf:s.
RtBwkE's IgENOvArTNG REsOI should be hailedas
lies y every %P'her thr2gs l 5gai The % lsad whose
ss ont tatss saryl eyisle disease rraasnifnsa
g5p tbe aTent stock \ few doses o: the kEEeyATIS9
iassiIs iis lld ! sound sni hssths 5odI. =
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... 1.. 1fi. z. R r. Ca .o-r.. t,e
r, r. R-Radwav's Bsrdy RELIEF or Headache, wheths
:, q asEy9gs s s s s2a LS9spsS sS Jonis Sq
Ridhey compaius, S es EeYersP Ps3s around lne Live
Pieurisy. Measles H-arhurn. and Pains Of all kinds.
FsatWa5s Ready Ishsf viii % y4 EaiHHiis, Le1sHu
| tae rliSer rs yon suilcT % IlyS OF pleasure.
r. r. R-IaiW WAYS iRenossilng Rssoivelf. iortbs eaIs
Of as scr =tnious and 81 pbc Com
pIainfs fouSu trtiya etsr of thel Lgs and
Throaf, IaduEion and Enarsemsnts Of parl. EruptFe
and ofher diseases Of the Nodes TmOEs, Ulersg Dys
peia and al other diseases arising from impure stats
] Of the Blood. ,l.. i4.-I fHfl.--..iF ~ -l--t.
n r R-RafNaFfs Regulators viii cure efectuay and
speedily Cptivensss, Indigestion Inflammation Of ts
fs.vls % saeVsia. Liver Complaint, DIseases Of The
ffesrl Female Compaiurs Shit
4 NIsaslss sc. Sc WhsneFer Je sEtenf i Ogtaf qdeul
fNbfenale shOald be wlIAout lheT iif OH ~ a ~ an
| r. r. R. Remedies arc sod BY Drugsists sveIyvheTe,
GAYLORD & Co. and W. FISKE, Ise1is elsvo
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! AAAN So
IN ilell his ~ 4aaA
loYe named.
!. .Es5lof sad ~ -u-a 4at.-f
81 said Pol
,kl1lE2 d6ht. O.. Z d 44-tail
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1dt an ors6r T. l. fitifi-.e .
and Jesse h
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trick, Dun.
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R. Nimick.
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80 tlmOHous ana apPrehenSlFe IS love
Uncle, what have you been doing to-dayl''
asked-the child, at length, hfter tislgbt pause.
" Why, little one, you eOul not understand
allthese business aft liIs--yoar curly head must
be filed with pleasanter matters. | have been
piling up money for you, Amy-loading Of
ships fOr. the East. t.--ard planning about . thou
sand different schemes =
The little gih san looking thoughtfully into
the FIRE for moment or two.
. =. But mean, Uncle, I" she resumed IN an in-
slant, with a wishful gaze, have you been
doing any thing that will make you feel happy
when y0u lie awake at night, listening TO the
wind ~ l-. ,..t a---. .. sffs, ....-y %
The merchsnt locked at her. half surprised,
while an measy-almost guilty feeling startled
him, as If some rash hand had drawn aside the
cuttda Of his most secret soul. Her simple
words seemed 70 awake the most buEseds memo.
ries Of his heart, and an old sentence cgePt into
bis brain that Ne fisti not Thought offor long,
long time and almost uneonscioasIy he muir
INJURED uloud those solemn and Sublime words,
p ksgireth songs " the IagAt.-
A-s' remember that, un-le,p cried the little one,
J her graSet face breaking intO.a quick and sun.
Yhiny smile !" Miss Warren makes me. learn, 4
verse every day from the Bible, and learned
fhatsIot long apo u. tF.- - ~ 81
Indeed that's good plan, my little rose.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03

mo THE LADIES.-We have just
received large and cbaice lot q pew fisoss tlpS
erS Feaflers AID some choice ao new Iiaterals 10
Vice. Ponneis - bfsric lfzye beer bought xery chea
and MI be sold af 25 Ff IN fosaikk fElcE
/ alanirfe Al SHAW <To..s,
al-s - -t.tsz s y q rs Superior 81
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-07-08
CARD.

FRIEND DEMONSTRATION us to express, through
your Journal, our sincere thanks to the very kind
friends who generously assisted upon the unfor.
tunae termination of dinner, the Sd inst. The
loss though serious to us much reduced by their
energy, assistance aud labors We wish espec tally to
thank your townsman, John Powers, foi his untiring
efforts in our behalf, and with him the whole Perrys
burg delegation Their sympathy Kindness and good
humor, is gratefully remembered. TO our friends in
Bowling Green we are under more obi cations than
we express and to specify names whore all exert
ed themselves efficiently, would hardly be just
Suffice it to say they are written down mcmory's
page and that all the showers of time shall not
them.
TO the friends from the different parts Of the county
we would express regret that tho snjoymonts of
tho day we're brought to sudden termination and
that could not have given You dinner worthy
the cause, and in accordance with our anticipatons
We would simply say, onr preparations were ample
and, we believe should have given you entire salts
faction had it not been for the rain With the rest
our citizens we would express to you tho hopo tha
when again invite, and you accept another invita-
ton to visit our village, we can entertain you more
pleasantly for you, and agreeable to ourselves
....:r,Tt. S. l.. BOUGHTON,
w. R. TRIrESD II
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The Bowling Grccn Temperance
Convention.

The Tempcanns convention at Bowling Green
LAST Saturday was well attended, athc op-
pointed hour a procession was formed oni
matched to tho. grove where stand was erected
and seats prepared for the oceasion Afier
prayer by Rey Mr. b l1wn, OF Watervllc
and singing by the Bowling Green choir, Hon
s 4. BIakcslcc, Of Bryan, was introduced to
the audience, and proceeded to address them
lie had occupied the stand but about forty min
utrs when heavy rain compelled The meeting
10 dispersc 1t continued raining until about
four o'clock, which prevented the re'ossemb ing
OF the meeting, aud rendered, the Transaction o
business altogether out of lho question. AlteI
the rain, Col Fell, OF philadelphia, aud Rcv. s
d. Shtiltr, OF Toledo made brief aud spirited
speeches to tho crowd from tue steps of Woos.
tcrs hotel
Messrs. Boughton and TruesdelI had prepared
os fine public dinner os we ever looked upon
in the grove, but the ram prevented its being
served up according TO arrangement The
victuals were taken to Boughon's hall and
Woostcrs hotel, where the people were served
in the best style possible, under the circum.
stances.
Mr.. anl Mrs. Wooster wore uniring in thci,
efforts to make all beneath their root comIora
bic, onl right well did they succeed.
Had there been no rain we have not doub
but this wouli have been one of the mos pleas
ant aud profitable conventions ever hed il
the county.
Mr.. BIakeslcc's address was a lnc lilcrlr
production, full Of thrilingly beautiful passngc
bearers with the great Importance Of abstainin,
from the use Of Intoxicating drinks.
The singing by the Bowling Green and Per
rysburg choi,s was highly crediIable, aud nddct
much to the interest Of the occasion.
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70" A travelling company of "Second Adven-
lists" have been holding tent meeting at Bow
ling Green. We understand several persons
the void viii come TO an end in seven or eight
years, and that oil who are not accounted right
eous will then suffer unnihlation--that the
earth will become paradise and the saved will
live upon it forever. That would be very
nice arrangement bu. the time is so indefinite
Imagination with such small sprinklng OF
reliable facts, that the Davil himself could MOI
tell a "a reason for the hope" of its followers.
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MARRIED.

In Perrysburg, July l, by d Ross, Esq, Mr. SAMUEL
SLOAN and Miss ELzABErH GROIN.
At the same time and place, by the same, Mr.. VIII
LIAM CnLLIER and Miss CELlNDA SHAW, Of Weston
township.
On the 81 inst, at the same place and by the same,
Mr.. FRANKLIN ST. CLAIRhnd Miss LOUISA SHARP, all
of Wood county, Ohio. ..
On Thursday, the 1st inst, by Rev. l. 2. Cannon,
SAMUEL STARR and ELLEN DEsLER.
On the 4th of July at the residence of w. Holcomb
Es1, by the Rev. n. 4. Fay, LEWIS II. KELLER, OF
Montgomery, and MARIETTA GuRRos, of New Jer-
scy. ... ....
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Sherif's Sale.
David Lee VS.. Thomas Lee ct. al.

In Partition.
d. virtue of an order of sale to directed, in the
Dabove entitled case from the Court of Common
Pleas OF Wood county, Ohio will offer for sale at
the door of the house in Perrysburg Monday
the I'd day of August 1858, between the hours of IL
O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock of said day, the south
three fourhs of the south quarter of section
township north, of range TO- in Wood county, Ohio,
containing l5 acres to he sold subject to the dover
estate of Sarah Lee. Said farm is in good state
of cultivation, fine young orchard and good spring
of water.
TERMS OF SALE.-One.third cash day of sale
onethird in year. and one-third in two years De-
terred payments to be secured by mortgage the
premises. G. w, NORTON, Sheriff.
}. +. PRICE, Atty
Lnlu 1 1AhS-S SMhS3 %
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The seeds of Death In tho B,ood.

We would draw tho RtteutioA of all who tAink aud
reason, 20 nr. Robscks advertisements, Tais great
Swedish physicians claims 10 have iutgo luced tMo
audots 90 corruption in the blood which, opor,ting
through that dutd upon the wholc systen eNpelther,
rou every manifestation ot disease, While explnr.
ing Scandtuavia muuy wears ago, he discovered the
Herbs which enter into the composition OF his smous
Rlool Pills AMI Blood pnriieg, aud the .uuboun led
success OF these preparations in Europe aud this
country warrant the belief thai NJ wlllY. Internal
or external can resist their curative action Ia dys.
.pepsG liver comPl,dut, ntolMttcnt rover, rAeaa,a-
.u'n, ana aiseasss OF io b5W,ls, t1vy wo4.3 2, 10
l.. i-s',l'V
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Fl, a. HlGGINs Secretary,

Will NOT TAKE rusm OWN MEDIcrNE--0ur
readers are aware that the ocoIoco Legislature OF
last winter passed law which requires poor men
to pay their taxes in gold and silver while the
"upper crust can pay theirs in worthless rags
The animal begins to show its oars now, and those
who brought it into the world are anxious to get
rid Of it, Tie Cleveland Plain Dealsr says that
any county treasurer who cxacts specie Of the
tux payers, "docs so at the instigation Of corrupt
political wire workers for The benefit of political
mc,on' That looks like willingness to deal out
medicine to Others that our loco,oco friends arc
afraid 90 take into their own StomaGas. I.peoGoco
tveosorcrS mly be willing to disregard the laws Of
the State an violate thoir oAthS Of oili'e bat we
don't believe, Republican tr2asurers are made OF
that kind OF StuL 1t Is not u little remarkable
that our loco lricalS should pass law OF that
kind and then turn about and couac its viola ton
before it has been tried. 1t is mean law ana was
passed 10y a desperately mean legislature, bat we
don't SEQ how its provisions alc to be disesorled
until it is repealed II tbs people will elect such
law makers they mus, submit to their enaetm2nts.
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ROAD NOTICE,

To L. Prentice. You are notified by the County
Commissioners of Wood County, Ohio at their Juue
session, A. D. 1858 upon the petition of the under
signed. with others, ordered the view survey and lay
ing out of a County Road, as followe:-
Beginning near the South West Corner Of ]. Fer.
digs land, River Tract rs, thence sasterly the
West line of River Tract so at Abe South East
OF said Ferdigs land thence eastery the most con-
venient route to the Perysburg East Oregon Road.
and that said viewers and surveyor win meet at the
house of jeremiah Ferdig in Perrysburg township,
said county the 18th day of July a. d. 1853 10
accordingly. JEREMIAH FERDtG.
June 10 bwlt MICHAEL CASTNER,
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Wood County Common Pleas. Vacation
After June Term 1853, .-.i.

Perigo IL Buckly, Partners &c., VS.. a. NJ. Beebce.
A NJ DEEBEE is notified that on the l1th day of
IA. May 1853, said Perigo Il Buckly filed their pc.
titon in the Court of Common Pleas of Wood county,
Ohio, setting forth that the said.A. NJ Beebee, the
18th day Of October 1855 executed and delivered to
said plaintiffs his note of that date for the sum of
$G03 ~, and secured the same by mortgage on the
north half of the south west quarter section 49, town
ship 3, range l2 Wood county Ohio, containing 80
acres of land. The prayer of said petition is that
the plaintiffs ask Judgment against you for the said
gagged premises to satisfy the You further
40 flied that unless you demur to said pet-
ton by the 10th day of September, 1853, judgment
will be taken against You by default at the next term
of said court Of Common Pleas. j. F. PRICE, G."
Atty. of Perigo & Buckley.
July ST
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Road Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that the commissioners of
IN Wood county have appointed viewers and ordered
that they meet the county surveyor az the house OF
Robert Henderson, the l6th day Of July 1858, to
view lay out. and survey county read CONNIE ncing
the east line Of section 8, in Perry Township where
the McCutcheuyile \ Perrysburg state road crosses
said line thence south along said linz until il inter
scots the road running west from Browns C0gnes
and there 10 terminate, Hi
Jane "a, lS6s-- gN4+ .r Ecee
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AN ATrEMpr AT Sucius,--A person named
Geo. Rowe was discovered by Mr. Reuben Llnt
in the nsighborhood of his premises, ON Mon,
dag morning last in quito wild, derangcd
state Of mind, supposed TO bo drlirium tremens
lie had attempted 10 cot his throa', ond had sue.
ceeded in making eousidershle OF cash, IL
had slso pnnclurtd his head in n number of pla-
ces wilh-ihe point of kpile. in his rii,'r,s Ia
panatrate the braiu, as he JVtes He seSmea 10
imagine that conspiracy was iormel egsinSt
him, and that persons were IN pursuit 80 torture
him. He: was ioSe1 in chaIg AMI. i. now Ia
Jail tor safe keepins; siiNqahc lefanSd =. Fad
lay hFtrslniaa.
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Ditch Notice.

NIE nonresident owners of lanGs in the south half
l. of sections No Z and 8, and the north half of
tions II and Is, in Portage township will take notice
that the trustees of said township will meet at the
at the house of Nathan Rckct Saturday, the 31st
day of July next for the purpose of lay ing out
ditch to commence about so rods east of the Per-
rysburg and Finday road the section line between
sections and Is, thence east said section line to
| a swail run, thence down said run to the river =
,July l. lS5S--Sw6* NATHAN RICKET.
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Ditch Notice.

TIME nonresident owners of section SO, of Henry
i township, Wood county, Ohio hereby notified
hat the trustees OF said township, will meet at the
house OF Frederick Bealer Saturday, the l4th dav
OF August 1858 at the hour of 10 O'clock for the pur
pose OF locating u ditch commence near the Mil
onvine Liberty free turnpike at the line between
Frederick Bealer and Samuel Kennel thence west on
said line until il nterseGts the Jose! Lawrence ditch
and there terminate. r. BEALER,
July |, lS5S-- Sw6S A. WlCkLE,
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Sheritr's sale.

'V4IH N NIVUTV Va NHHIItS = JVIUIsUII'
NY virtue of an execution TO me directed and de,
Dlvored from the court of Common Pleas OF o cd
county, Ohio in this case, will offer for sale at the
door OF the court house in Perrysourg, Saturday
July 3lst. 1853 at one o'clock p NJ of said day, the
following real estate; Loss number 81, 80 and 34 in
block number of John HollisteIs addition TO Per
rysburg Wood county, Ohio, ..-.
c. w. NORTON, sheriff
S. JEFFERSON, Atty. BY A. SnWGs, Deputy.
July l. lSSS-sw5S2 0S
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigne has
~ this day been appointed admnisratriX of the last
will aud testament Of Frederick Zepernick deceased
OF Wood county, Ohio All persons having any legal
claims against said estate requested to present
them within one year from the date hereof and any
per.ons knowing themselves indebted 10 said estate
are requested To make immediate payment.
ROSANNA XEPERNiCN, Adn-EistiatriN.
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Sheriff IS Sale.

Matthew Anderson VS.. Alba Smith
DY virtue of an execution and order of sale of at
Dtaohed property, to directed and delivered, in
the above entitled case, from the court of Common
Pleas of Wood county, Ohio will offer for sale at
the door of the court house in Perryshurg. Monday
the I'd day of August 1853, between the hours of IL
o'clock A. M,and o'clock of said day, the south
east quarter of section 49, township g. range l2,in
Wood county, Ohio, lGO acres M lgnN
c. W. NOR TON, Sheriff.
j. T. Pace. Atty of Plf. r
I 1SSR--Sw5xS0
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WHAT'S lN a NAmE.-Since the erection Of
the Ohio Pcnitentiary, l6 SCOTS, 40 Jonses', 81
Johnson's and II Smiths have been received at
that Institution under sentence. One would
suppose that after confning so many Of those
could be compiled without having their names
take up the greater part of the volume But
such is not the fact Columbus Gaz
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sheriff ss Snla.

Albert Casper vs.. A Hen Bortel and Mary Bortel.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
ID delivered from the court of Common Pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause, l
shall offer for sale public auction at the door of
the court house in Perry sburg, on
Friday. the 9th day of August, a -. y 1883,
between the hours OF and two O'Clock NJ. the
following real estate, TO wit: In-lot number one }
section number three 3l fifty feet square off the south
end in the town of Gilead, Wood county Ohio.
t... a...g. ,-#f G, w. NORTON, Sheriff.
ASHER Cook Atty. of P,f.
Julv 1 l1ShS-SwSR9 az
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Sheriff IS Sale.

W OOu common FTeaS.
Farmer Mcmillan 81 Arthur VS.. Marshall Key, Jr.
DY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed and
ID delivered from the of Common Pleas, of
Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause, |
shall offer for sale at public auction at the door of
the court house, in Per:ysburg,
Friday, the 9th day of August, A. D.. 1853,
between the hours of one and two o'clock NJ, the
following real estate, to wit: Inlots in the town of
Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, number 294 & s07.
G. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
ASHER Cook, Atty of Plf.
.ImlN l. lS1S-SMSS2 h3
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j. f. Pace, Atty, of Plff.
July |, lS5S-Sw5$S2
DITCH NOTTCE.

VNHE nonresident owners of lands in sec. "a and
i south half of sec, a. Town n range east Jack
twp) will take notice that the trustees of said
Jackson township will meet at the house of David
ryner July %. 1855, to locate ditch water curse
through said sections and to award the expense of
making the same to above lands
DAVID TYNER, ct al.
June 10, lS5s--5w6* applicants.
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Sherif's Sale. - 7H-uAI1 10
Lorenz, Sterling & Co. vs. James w. Ross, Marshall

Lorena, Sterling \ CO. vs. James W. Ross, MARSHALL
.. ... Key, Jr. rtt .tt
ID virtue CT an execution to me directed and de-
Dlivered from the court of Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio, in the above entitled case will offer for
sale at the door of the court house, in Perrysburg,
On Saturday, August Z 1853, r--s.
between the hours of II o'clock and o'clock p.
of said day, out-lots number hundred and and
one hundred and fifteen ll0& ll5,) IN the old survey
of out lots in the OF Perrysburg Wood county.
Ohio containing acres each more or less.
c. W.N0RTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY Atty. of PHI
Jnly l. ls5S-Sw5SJ "a
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SheriT,S Sale.

. Watson & johnson VS., l.. o. Simmons.
DY virtue of order of sale to me directed and
Ddelivered from the court of Common Pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause
shall offer for sale at public auction, at the door of
the court house in Perrysburg. on
Friday, the 9th day OF August, A, ID. 1885,
between the hours of one and two o'clock P. NJ the
following real estate to wit; 1n-lots number five
hundred and ittyone (56l and the west half of five
hundred and ffy-four (S54) in the town of Perrys-
burg Wood county, Ohio
Wv NORTON, Sheriff.
ASHER Cook Atty. of Plf
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