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TOTIE COMMITTEE ON MAN
4 UFAEYuEES. LUAHEt.MES. and other.
The uEdesx c.ses to lots the -ouiA DE3ac,
drsel with IL so ID slde tracks etc., fur tenn u y:;
arc Es tie t=uAEts viii suitable buildings for
Ia King, Milling. Tua,ns. &e TLess iot- viii te iea.sd
Gn 1c..t1ytII :or sun sute2t to lray !a1is APiy
DIT. RKa1SAHU, u S9Uth cialt atr. Il, At u - n.
fr.-.tss..''-sn
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TOR SALE AT 4 BARGAIN.
= Tho Stock Of Agricultural Implements, .Tean'.
eoscaT: formerly oSned iy Cn 4TuaE 4. NAY. ef ,hs
eix 2: NJ 20 Aazas' ss'Sst ns i;!oek: KS waoe
o: 10 us business as cectaer cttss an opro'1nty
known through the t located At tie ceEtss Of The
iar:ee AGRICULTURAL attfc: tf ous eoui1rT rot sod TO-
Ge:ker atf sGt time they will lie ~ nd in T1:cets to
suit lurch..cls IT low pnces.
Terms easn. approved security :Hch tire "a nay
bo a.reed H,ron. Apply IL Jas. MILLER 1sute, No.
13iarret Elock. or t. 4. ". SPAfAhD, NJ 20 M'ske
strtet. 11I3A.EdA"
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:-TnE @alz.

1VIflN 11NG VF F1CE T Vlk SALt
l. i complete aid we'll susul.atd cuu1tky ps.ntu. of
ice. tte!y Re Pike e,unty Fsec Fre-:,. c~apll.~g
spsndd ipssa rt sal assessns. ,s 81 :s aeNs KS
tries AID fusnituIe 1t evesv !, fr sale Ad-rt.s
fe4.fE. luJS u. \ ..:HlA .S2Ltnsns:1 III.
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" ANTED-To exchange 1000
ac1c+cf Lila.1s lanls, With perfect Tile vthou:
:1cunbrance fr pes:ons prpEnv tea estate In tnIs
cty: -Addre.A drawer i%jl lot ei8cp, 4elEx3t
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n ARD.--It lavicg come to our
~ knowledge that Shirts Ct fcse.lc. mske lave h+en
sttts! tos .a!e It r:tal in Ch'c.so GoLuEs HILL
SHIRTS. which were not made It nlru arttJ thus
doing out*vcsaud those rat vha cl Shirts great
injury Ne beg theefo;e !o .:ae hs1 ~ = IT. nale at
TIC GuLDES HILL SHIRT MANEFtGN1sY be II
the back Of the Scke trace mark fs VIZ
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w ANTED-By 2 young lady, a
sltaa.loa To tsaa, + rrrne family a few hoa.s
l..ly. Please aidre&s Nv" r. q. drawer j: {s6xlw
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WANTED-By a young Lady with
viii e:od Eefesea:ts, Baey to Wet Susse- la-
qs:Ye At e0t s1ieh1ean street. 9es1:t
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WTANTED-A secondhand Ton
W BUGGY. Any person desiring to sell chs>p cin
spo. At lLe oH:e Of GRIFFIN BROS, No. poHerry'.
BUILDING ceT Snuth Wafer aat E:3lx is. 1e3bef5 "
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Spring Fashions.

For walking dress, the regular pcl,sa, much
like that WON thirty five years ago. has rU-ip.
peared aud, by the way the slaShel or Venetian
sleeve, revival OF u much more ancient dalc,s
also III fashion.
The weather is too chqGgcabo to admit %
laying aside winter wrappers; andClonks in vel
vet, trimmed with black lace, and having luug,
wide.hanging sleeves, are still apropos
The bonucls have increased in size. They are
made TO advance IN 'front.' while they are open
ut tue sides, The description OF a few spring
bonnets may prove Interesting to our readers A
bonnet may be made OF white tullc, with a cur
tain OF pink terry velvet; the edge of tho front
oiblack velvot with full blonde falling from
the edge over the ironti fold OF black velvet
IN the inside, fastened with three gold rings, aud
pink ribbon strings.
Another spring bonnet may he made of white
Grape, with the front edgo aud curtain of green
terry velvet--h bow OF green velvet on the crown
el the bonnet From this bow may fail black
lase scarf, which should bo fastened under, the
chin with broad green velvet ribbon aud Il
gold buckle, To correspond with this, a simple
bandeau OF green velvet across the l0rtRca al with
gold buckle in the middle.
third bonnet may be composed OF white
and black tulo, drawn. O. one aide Il conquil-
les of white aud black blonde. with pink bow
on the crown, and bouquets OF black and pink
feathers inside. The strings of wide pink sirse.
net ribbon.
Velvet is fNvorite material for dinner dress
as. Satin is also much worn the following i,
the description of an elegant aad fashionable
dinner dress:
robe of emerald green satin, the slir
trimmed up the side with rich guipure passcm-
entere this should BE- carried across the bacl,
to the shoulders. A row ol buttons trmmr,
round with guipure gives novel aud strkin.
effect to this dress, The sleeves should be oper
aud wide, and should be trimmed round witl
guipnre The skirt OF dresses is still wnrn very
emple, but is no longer absutdly so.--LaditS
TredSuru
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NnIIlM

- AMUEL MOSS, of the State of Minnesota, will
> take notice that Augustus II. Moss, the coun-
" Of Erie, in the state OF Ohio did, the 26th day
Of April A. ~ 1850, file his petition in the court of
common pleas within and Ter ho county of Wood
in the said state of Ohio, against the said Samuel
Moss defendant setting forth that on the 2ith day
of May, 1858, he recovered Il judgment against the
said samuel Moss. in the court of common pleas of
Erie county, Ohio for the sum Of 1888 AN attach
ment has been issued out fsaid common pleas of
Wood county upon said proceedings instituted
therein and the lands OF said Samuel Moss attached,
to wit; West half southeast quarter, section No.
33 in town north of range number 10 east in Wood
county, Ohio--S0 acres said petition prays Judgment
for said sum ct Sl5S3l5, and interest from May "a,
1885, and the .Nid Samuel Moss is notified that he is
required to appear and answer said petition on or
before the third saturday after the ith day of June
next AUGUSTUS II. MOSS :,
By Homer Goodwin 4 F. & d. X. Holenbeek, att'ys.
Dated MAY 3. lSGO--G 2WaS3 SIS
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LEGAL NOTICE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. WOOD CO., o.
Henry Itown Plaintiff vs. Luther whitmorc
| Frederick Prentice John y 'hay, Hubert v. Dem
ming Josiah Strong and Henry q. Fox Defend.
ants.
IOstAH STRONG and Henry g Fox, OF Canada
~ west. aud John u. shay aud Hubert N.Dem
ming, whose places Of residence are TO the Plaintin
unknown, will take notice that the Plaintiff Henry
Brown, did on the ith day Of April, 1860, file his
petition IN the court Of common pleas, within and FOR
The county Of wood In the State OF Ohio, against
the said Luther WhitDore. Frederick Prentice, John
ID. Shay, Hubert V, Demmlng, Josiah strong and
Henry q. FoN setting forth that he IL the owner In
fec and entitled to the mmediite possession OF the
following described parcel Of land 20 wit -
Tho east 20 Of the northwest or Of sec. no. %, IN
township D. Of the u s. Reserve Of ~ miles square
~ the foot of the Rapids Of the Miami of Lake Eric
in Wood county Ohio, and the Defendants unlaw.
fully keep him, the Plaintiff out of the possession
thereof. And that the Defendants have committed
injury and waste to and upon said premises, and
payingj Judgment against the Defendants for the re-
coyty Of the possession Of the said premises and for
$1,000 damages. And the said John u. Shay, Hu.
bert F.Demmrng, Josiah Strong and Ilet ry G.. Fox
are notified that they are required 10 appear and
answer said petition on before the attn saturday
after the 2lst day OF May, 1860.
Il. a. u. X. K.HOLLENBECK, PltTsAtt'ys.
April =. 1860 .--is-wG SO 20
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The House has nsvor hal a moro efficient
Charmnn of the Committee ot Ways AMI Means
than ME- Sherman. lie is not only dilgcnt
and careful IA Me preparation Of bills in com
mlttee; but is always prompt and ready for an
emergency on the floor ot the House. The cor.
respondent Of the New York ErcnNg Post gives
the following incident which occurred few
days ago;
The y Gcirn2y bill hal marrow escape from
deioat yesterda, in the House, Some not very
nsln'e D'mocrat5 voted against il because John
sherman, Republican, r'portcdit, and most OF
the Democratic mombers were voting that way.
whcn Mr.. Sherman arose ana stated that it was
a government appropriation BILL aud if the
Democrats did not soud by tho Administration
10 voting il RurAio-, hc ,nopid not ami wuuid
not tcdvlso his uienl3 to do IT, The Ropnbli.
cans then very generally voted against it. The
Damocrots were alarmed, aud came to its sup
porti seeing this, enough Republicans changed
their votes to save the bill.
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Early Corn for 1soas.img Ears.

The time OF planting cora is noY at hand
and evory one should plant certain amount
and also number of different kinds, to supply
the table with roasting ears, We have tested
many kinds, but for our very earliest kind we
always try to get "Eorly Jelierson;" for the next
the "Rcd Cob Sweet" then "Darling's Extra
Early Sweet then "rwclTe Rowei Sweet" and
wind mp with Stowols Evergreen" These va
rled kinds, it all planted at the same time, will
give succession OF ears, tit for eating after a.
bout sixty days from planting, until cool wealth.
rr II possible, procure all the seed from n sec
ton far north. Seed corn grown in Massachu
sctts,wli ripen its product SIX to ten days enr,i
er than the same kind, having been grown in
Ohio -- Ohio Farmer
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Hints for TIC ScnsOm.

l. Draining may still be performed, as this is
an operation that may 20 ON all the year round.
unless when the ground is trozcn. The EFF cts
OF undertaking will now be apparent, in drier
aud meUower soil that is easily worked. Com.
pare drained fields with those on which the wa.
ter has lain dudas the wet weather and note the
difference.
2 Look to your stock, especially young ami
mails. Calves that you intend to keep should be
we'll fed; now is the time to give them start.
The great object in keeping cattle is meat and
milk, aud the more OF these YOU can obtain the
better Halt starved calves make stuntal bulls,
COWS or oxen, that ARE, as general thing,
neither profitable or handsome.
3. Now is the time for securing supply oi
root crops tor next winters use. Carrots parS-
Rips, mangnld-wut2sl aud bee,S should be sown
this month, aud AS s)on rs possible; you will
obtain more good feed from an acre of these,
properly cared for than YOU eau from an acre
OF corn, Sow in rows wide enough apart for
working with horseshoe or cu,ivator.
T. Sheep should bo attended to. Aoors shod
be trimmed and tag locks cut. Dseoscd ami
mails should be separated IroM the nock. Lambs
should be csstrated when two or three week,
old. Treat sh ep-kilmg dogs, when YOU Rnt
then'' as you would wolves. A leadplliiS gouu
for both,
o. lfyour cora land is not vet plowed, do il
SIS soon as the groori is dry enough Iti
worse than useless to pow ca,ey land when
wet Tor the iunps that are turned mp becom,
like adobes or sun-dritd bricks during summer
aud are as injurious To the field, for the season
as so many stones Unierdrained soils will no
thus suffers. Plow Deep unless the slb.soil +
very bad, aud such soils ace scarely worth pow
Ing Enrich we'll with good bam-yard manure
i Ohio Farmer.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD CO. O.
Andrew Dimmick, Plaintiff vs., Luther Whitmore.
Frederick Prentice John u. SHAY Hubert Y. Dem.
ming, Josiah strong aud Henry G, Fox, Delond-
ants.
oNlAll STRONG and Henry G. Fox, of Canada
~ West aud John u. Shay aud nuhort V. Dem
ming whose places of residence az unknown to
Plaintiff will take notice, that the PfNntiu, Andrew
pimmick, did on tho 18th day of April, \. u. 1850,
hle his petition in the court of common pleas, with.
IN and for the county of Wood. in tue State of Ohio
against the said Luther Whmore, rrcdcriu, Prem.
uce, IN D. Shay, Hubert Y. D,mmiuE, Josiah strong
and Henry q. Fox, setting forth that he is the owner
IN fee and entitled to the immediate possession of
the following described parcel ot land. to witt
The west ID OF the northwest or OF see. no. -. in
town uo. OF the L. s. Reserve vt H. miles square,
at the foot of the Rapids OF the Miami of Lake Erie
IN lood county, Ohio, and that the defendants un.
lawfully keep him, the plaintiff out of tho posses.
sion thereof and that tic defendants have commit
ted Injury aud waste tu aud upon said prrmj scs and
PRAYING Judgment against the defendants for the re-
co\crN of the possession Of the said promises aud Tor
SAoeNo damages Aud the said John y. Shay, Uu-
bert '. N.prmmlng. Josiah Strong aud Henry G. Fox,
are notified that they required 60 appear and uu-
sNcr said petition, ON or before ,he Sd Saturday after
the 2lNt day OF May, 1850,
F.N y. X. uplLENRECK, Pltps AttfA>
ANrit D. 1850 -- Is wG 81 20
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4 srmna,l,lnlns yYomnn.

Were we called upon 10 d s,rIlo MfF. Dobhs
We should wiidout uo,itation, coll her sympa'
thlzng women. Nobody wrs troubled with 0
mnady she had not suffered,
She "Anew all about it by experience, ant
could syrupothizv with them from the bottom o
her heart
Bob Turner was a veg, and when one day h'
saw Mrs. Dobhs coming along the road, toward
the house, he knew that, in The absence Of his
wife, he should be called upon to entertain her,
50 he resolved 10 play little on the good wo
mans abundant store Of sympathy.
Hastily procuring large blanket, he wrapped
himself up "a it, aud threw himself on sofa
near by.
"'Why, good gracious! Mr. Turner are you
| ton.
"ob, droadfuIly,' groansj the imaginary in.
valid.
whats the naltcr7"
"Jh. a great many things. First and foremost
! I've got congestion OF the brain.'
That's dreadful sighed MH. Dobbs, Il came
| pretty near dying oi 1t ten years TO come next
spring. What essY
"Dopsy,' again groanel Bob.
"rherU | can sylnpathi6o with you. was
troubled with it but Gnally rot over it,"
"Neurogia,' continued Bob.
Nobody can tell, Mr.. Turner what I've suf-
iered from neuralgia. It's an awful cumpleint.'
Then again, lm very much distressed in the
bowels"
"lf you've cot that pity you commented
Mrs. DubbS; "iOr three years steady wa5 allllct.
ed with 1t, Ond don't think I've fully recover
cd yet"
Rhcumatsm,' added Bob.
"lcs, that's pretty likely to 50 along with
neuralgia. It did with me-"
"Ioothache,' suggested Bob.
hIhcTB buN0 been times, Mr. Turner. when
thought should have gone distracted with
the toothache,' said the sympathzing womon n.
"Thcn," said Bob, who having temporarily
run out OF his stock of medical terms, resOrted
TO a scientific name, "lm very much afraid that
I've got the ieihya'1ras!"
81 shouldn't be at all surprised, - said the ever
ready Mrs. Dobbs; 81 hal 1t when was young.
Though it was with great dlli,ulty that he
could resist laughing Bob continued II am Suf
Icring great daal from spraucd ankle"
"Then you can synpathEe with me, Mr.. Tur.
ncr | sprained mine very badly when was
coming along
Bat that isn't the worst Of it,"
"Wcl, what is itY' asked Mr.. Dobbs, with
curiosity.
"l wouldn't tell any ona but you, Mr.. Dobbs,
but the fact is Chorc Bob groaucl) I'm afraid,
and the Doctor agrees with me, that my reason
IS allec'cd-thut in short, I'm little crezy!'
"Oh, Mr. Turner, isit pos.ibc?' exclaimed tho
lady; "i's horrible know it is: frsquenilu
haze spsils Of being out Of mig head myselE"
Bob could stand II no longer ha turst into
roar of laughter, which Mrs Dobbs taking for
the precursor OF u violent paroxysm OF insani-
~, sue was led to take hurried leave.
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SllERIFFS SALE.

Wood County, o., Court of Common Pleas.
l.. q. Rawsou, plaintiff, vs.. Ruben Sawyer ct al.
defendants.
II virtue Of an order of sale to me directed and
ID delivered from said court in the above entitled
cause, will offer tor snle at the door of the court
house in Perry ysburg, said county, GU
Saturday. the 2Gth day Of May 1860,
at the hour OF O'Clock l.. NJ. of that day, the fol
lowing lands aud teucMCnts, 20 wit: The east half
OF hundred htty. three (2' ~ new SUR
ycy, in the town of Perrysburg aforesaid; also the
west half of said outlot, containing twenty acres
Ia each ptoce, more or less.
C NORTON, sh'G Wood CO., o.
S. Jefferson, l'fs atty,
April % lsGG-5lw6S3
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SIlERlFE'S SALE.

Peter Hershey vs. Piper& Huffman,
DI virtue Of an alias order Of sale 10 me directed
ID and delivered from the court Of common pleas
Of Wood county, Ohio, i'll Offer for sale at the
door of the court house, in Perryshurg, ON
Saturday. June ,, 1860,
between tho hours Of and o'clock L. n. Of said
day, the following described property, TO wit: The
undivided hatf ora steam saw mil, together with
the land ON which said saw mill now stands, being
the same given by Adam Ross TO said James NJ, PI-
per and Daniel Mercer for mill ward, situated in
Wood county, Ohio. G. W, NORTON, sh Il.
j, +, Price atty.
May 3--52wSS2 6h
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A.ln,inisfrn1n,,s AnIn-

BY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed and
delivered from the Probate Court of Wood county @
in the UnusC OF Il. W Johnson administrator of lsaac
Landsdnlc, deceased, Thomas Landsdale ct nj.
viii offer at public sale the premises, the 10th
day Of MaylsG0 heween the hours OIL aud o'clock
7. NJ Of said day the Undiy yided half of the foowing
real estate, the property OF Isaac Landsdalc, dec
viz: Being the northwest quarter Of the north east
quarter aud the northeast qauTter of the north west
quarter OF section % township t. range H. contain
ing eighty acres in Montgomery township. Wsod
county, ohio; said premises appraised at $3.50; CON
ditions made known on day of sale.
B. w, JOHNSON, admir- de bonus non.
April l2, lSG0-40w6S2 SO
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DINOEh . Dh W IN " III AOdlNbD'
| ailthel eading branches ofmanufac turing indus
try the great practical superiority of Singers
sewing NachinCsis fact established beyond dispute.
NO tailor shoe manufacturer, clothier seamstress
smaker ,Sadder, carriage trimmer, ha manufac-
turer, &c,, Nc. can afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars Year
lsonly fairaverage of the actual protfrom the
OF each one of these Machines and for confirmation
or this truth wereter to any of the thousands of
persons who useth hem They dapted to every sort
of work, fine unun silk, cotton, linen and
wooden iabrcs also light and heavy leather. They
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TO meetthe growing gdemandfor smaller and more
elegant Machine Cor private household purposes we
have iuSproduced and ready 80 received -ors for
Singers New Family Sewing Me .aine,
hichisthe most compact and beautiful Sowing Ma
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Itmakes he improved stitch and is capable
doing greater variety of work in better style than
nyother Sewing Machine ever oferedtor family pur-
poses.
Itis not subj ito tn lection of using twice
much thread, and making ravelng seam. like the
Grover Baker; nor is it confined in its operation
to few thin fabrics liable to get out and
chine but is amply sufficient to perform alkinds of
famly sewing.
Prceof Family Machine with iron table complete
Ifor use, $780, The larger standard machines. from
S125to $500. Seudfor l. NJ. Singer Co.'s Gazette,
la beautiful pictorial paper, devoted Sewing Ma
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BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, Baltimore, ST. Lonis,
Providence, Gloversvile, Cincinnati, New Orleans,
New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile,
Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris, France,
Glasgow Scotland.
Local agents wanted,
AGENTs-E. A. Higgins, Perrysburg; Wm. Robert
son, Maurnee.
April 18th, 1853.
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SnERlFF,S SALE.

GrahSW & HoustoAy Nlohn and Henry Ellsworth,
Ny Virtue OF an ordorNof sale to me directed and
ID delivered from tie court of common pleas Of
Wood county, OHIO, win Icr or sale at the door
OF the court house, in rcrryshurg, on
Saturday June ,, 1850,
between the hours OF and o'clock 4, NJ, the fol-
lowing described property 10 WiE Tho west two
thirds of The northeast quarter and the north half
of the south east quarter Of section H. town four
north range 10 cast, containing in all one hundred
and ojghty-s:N acres, more less situated in Wood
county, Ohio. CIV. NORTON, sh'f.
$. SPHINX. Assignee,
BY Jas Murray his atty.
May 3-52w5$e SO
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Coopers a Clark VS.. Thomas l.. Webb ct AL
BY virtue Of an alias vendi to me directed and de-
livcrcd from the court o common pleas of Knox c co
ohio, in the above case will offer for sale at the
door Of the court house in Perrvrburg on
Saturday. May ~. 1860,
between the hours OF o'clock NJ. aud o'clock i.
NJ, Of said day. in lots number 337 and l05 and out
lot number 1888, old y,contaning o7lOO acres
in Wood CO., q.
c. W. NORTON sheriff.
Delano, sapp 4 Smith, attys.
April g. 1860 !gw5S2 80
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ROAn NOrlNE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
i made to the Commissioners of Wood County,
Ohio, at their next stated session, for county ROAD
commencing at the Perry lShurg and Finday Plank
Road on the line between sections Is and 49, in town
north, range Il east thence east eu said section
line to the ortage River road. at near Stewart
Audvrssn's in Center twp.
NAV S-hoWlk
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

John johnson vs. Cyrcuus Goodole.
BY virtue ufan nliasvcndi TO mo directed and de-
liyered from the court Of com, pleas of Crawford
o. in the above case will oNor for sale at the door
of the court house, in Perryshurc, ON
Saturday, May 18Th, $780,
between the hours of - o'clock N. and o'clock p.
M Ct said day. the west half southeast quarter of
soctldn 2S, town range ~; also north east quarter
same see, twp, and range, cOntinngi in all Gncres.
iaI& n Clements, ,attNs. G " NORTON, sh'R
Anril b, lNnn -lSMEk0 81
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AdmInistrntor,s snIe of Renl Esta to.

Administrators sale Of Real Estate.
IN pm suanco OF an order granted by the Probate
L Court of summit county. Ohio, will offer for So e
nt public auction at the doGr of the court house in
PerrysburR, on Friday the ! lh day of May, 1s60b
tween the hours of and o'clock p. NJ, the follow
ing described real estate, situate in the county of
Wood, In the state of Ohio, and being the eust hal!
Of the southwest quarter of section number 10 in
township number north of range east in said
county containing eighty subject to tho widow
right of dover. Appraised at $3.50. Terms of sale,
cash
SARAH JANE WILSON.
Adm'X OF Jas. D.. Wilson dec.
Br II. w HowE her atty.
Anril ~ 1860 igwiS2 ~