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NOTICE 4 IN PARTITION.
Court Of Com. Pleas, Monroe Co. O.
Adam Krebs ct al. .ss i'sss
Peter Wysant ct al.

II Peter Wysans ct sl. 3. .9ss
JACOB WYSANT, Michael Wysant, Gertrude
u Horn and Peter Horn her husband; Cathe-
rine Swaliy and George Swally her husband:
Peter Wysant, Maria Teresa Ulrichs Petsr Ul-
rich, Catherine Ulrich aud John Ulrichs ailk
take notice that on the 4th day of JapuRy.
A. d. 1862, a Petition was fled against them.
in the Court of Common Pleas within and fer
the county OF Mouroe and State of .Ohie,f by
Adam Krebs and Barbara Krebs has wifss1 and.
is now reuding, wherein said petitionePaS 80
mand partition of the followingr real estate
situate in Monroe county, Ohio to.witi fisa
Beginning for the same at n ssone< <beaEjpE
south three and one fourth degrees vesho fFe-
and ninety four hundredths chains FROM Sthe-
north west corner of section tep,s in ltewpahipr
six of range six: No, !, south three .and a}s--
fourth degraes, seven and two rhundths ohAjnss
to stone. No. 2; south eighty ninAAnd one
half degrees east, seven and, atwelya shpn--
dredths chains to stone. No. 8: north tArse-~
| fonrths degrees east, seven and tInhAFs--
| dredths chains to stone, witness iby, 4 Nesch,
six iuchss, south. ser enty seven .degreeslNrrt-
twenty lone and one-half Links and a pol lar
FIVE inches, nfrth thirty aud epe-leprth s.~--
grees east thirseen linkss Ne.s4:- no IN eight,
nine and ape hslf degrees west,, sayee and.
twelve handreaths chains 10, The fl.ses. pf fCbe-
ginning witness by q maple TWEEN inches,
north twenty degrees Yves. three lir Us and
poplar i've inches. south hseyenty- min and ONE
| fourth degrees east sereSty sprs Il .ks, con-
tanning five acres more sur' Tess, and at the
next term of said Court said Petitioners will
apply for an order that partition maj be
made of said premises. slfe lS' sa;iFss 4
Jan se4,-6wS7s2 sADAMlKREBS.
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Legal Notice.

B71EnORAH GRAY, James D. Gray, George
a Grsy, Jeshua Gray, Hannah Gray and
Nary erays vho are non-rssidents Of the State
ofsoAio, will taks notice that John 8. Holiday,
Adminiatrator de 6onis non of Daniel Gray,
did on The 18th day of March 1862, file peti
titionin the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio. asking an order to sell the following
prsmises situate in Monroe County, Ohio, and
described as follows:
The Same being eleven and one half acres of
land in Section thirty three, township five, and
range five; bounded on the north by VIM
Truax's heirs land, on the south by Robert
fClingan,s land, on the east by VIM. Browns
1ind and on the west BY George N. Becket's
r1inay 10 pay debts. Said petition viii be for
silesfing on fhsA I6th daS Of April 1852. hsso
.1sls'a Z II JOHN 3. HOLIDAY, Admir-.
70 March 70, 1892 A. 90, rs. gel
nA.,ijflfl y fl Afl kinds Of Produce ia.
keRin exchange for tifis paper,
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RAILWAYS RENOVATING RE,
SOLVENT

infammatory and ,corrnpting particles. For
chronic diseases, supposed to be mixed in the
flesh and tissues past all help, it is the one
sole inyariable cure. There is not a flesh or
skin disorder that can resist this mighty dis
infectent. liberated Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Tubercies ON the lungs, all forms of liberation
inward or outward, succumb before it's anti
septic anti-intammatory action.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists
everywhere.aa. "a " !. 8EszM
RADWAY & CO., % John Street, N. Y.
s-,F.,u j. NJ KIRKBRIDE, +
I, $3.50, =. sssf,ts.. J, 7. JUDKlNs, Agents
|. April 2. 1852. St i -
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NEW YEAR WITH AN OLD FRIEND

On New Years day of 1852, that, world. re
nowned aud .unrivaled gem of American. Jour
nalisrn, the peerless NEW YoRKs MERcusY, will
brilliant career ever achieved BY paper. Bur.
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thousand american homes, from ocean to ocean;
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and poor have reveled in its .epchantipg
stores of wisd om, romance, art, poetry, and
genial humor; and its praise is
sfamiliarin theirsmouths as household words.
The noble patriot soldier inihis tent.otoo,
has .whiled away the te5iuni of camp Hfe in
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disease, it cures atone. administered later, it
suspends the disorder, and affords an oppor
tunity for the other remedies to exercise their
benign influence. ate 5 t.ls 3
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Z William McHugh's Estate

AoTcE Is hereby given that the under
Iy signed was, on the 18th day of March,
1859 pointed by the Probate Court of
A6nros County, Ohio, Administrator of the
Estate Of William McHugh, deceased.
49, .ssvss. GEORGE w. McHUGH, Admir-.
ss~1lnsch, ,19, 1852 -3t. pd.
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Phebe Martins Estat ate..,sif 81

NOTICE IL hereby ;giyepT that the under
IN signed was, on tife4 9Th day of March A.
D. 1852, appointed by the Probate Court of
Monroe County, Ohio, Administrator Of the
Estste of Phebe Martin, deceassd. - sss.s 8
a ROBERT ANDERSON, Admf. !
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Forty Brilliant Columns,

finding in them a fascinating mental disci-
pliue known only Ito those who rally to-the
Banner sheet of the Grand .ai.ay Of n 4pseriean
Intellect and Genius! ,-,,,..3 .fr1
In commencing a New Year, the propristors
of thu New YoRk MRRcURY can only say, that
it shah be their aim to make their &, eat fam
lily journal of American Literature, for 1852,
more brilliant and enchanting than es er in
its concentration of all the worlds 7grahdest
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The editorial tone and National dep artmsfits
of the NEw York MERCURY will continue true
to that lofty spirit of patriotism which mas
made it a necessity OF the people since the
War began, and kept it in enthusiastic de
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splendid. national Romance, commencing in
the NEw YoRK MERcpRYof Saturday, January
4ths1S6E and entitled -~N~Ss
THE RATTLESNAKE
49, OR. ssSSt<tA
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PRESENT TINE. By Ned Buntline. It is the
greatest Novelette, since the days of Marryatt.
,nafS.Je1-t S7ss--J t1@1sAS -sso1
The New YoRK MERcuRY is sold BY all news.
men and periodical dealers in America. To
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urday morning, for So year; three copies fer
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Great National Banner Of Intellect,
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ACRMFNT NOTICE.
Xevier Smith, Plaintiff,

- against . II MN
tass9 - Adam Smith, Defendant, 57'T s.
DEFoRR E. Salisbury, j. p. Of Center town
ID ship. Monroe county, Ohio, on the 7th
day of February, A. D.e1S62, said Justice is-
sued an order of Attachment in the above
action, for the sum of one hundred and fifty
seven dollars and fifty cents. This action is
set for final trial March 21st, 1862. 80 nf
ssssh y .i>as' xEv1Ea SMITH.
February IL, 1se2.-st. pd.
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Ex-Lieutenant Governor Kirk,
rtesntlyg sppointed United States Minis
ter TO the Argentine Republic, is to sail
nom Boston on the 3rd of April.
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Home Testimony.
s.THAT STANDARD SHEET. +"

-os 81 as1Zs Ia
1862. ste'aa tl-'aa. : ! ii@is Z
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a o Hon. Orville CLARK, a prominent
acitixep Of lews, died at IDes Moines, on
the 18th instant. He was formerly
leading Democrat Of New York.
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Commander Wilkes. of Trent noto.
fietBsit rs statsds will have command of
the Monitor in her next bout with the
Aersinses Aaa agAta
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THE RATTLEsNAKE

TTiE, REBEL PRIvATEER. "A TALE OF - TUE
PREsaSr TIME. By Ned ,Buntline. It is. the
greatest Novelette, since the days of Marryatt.
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hnn TO Plant Sorghum.

The Buoy. rus Forum contains an article from the
Res. A. Ny, rs, of that place. in which he states
that the exp OF forty persons OF his acquaint
demons taste that early planting is not pracii
cable. Uf II the experiments from the last Of
April until til 10th of May, not one matured those
from the 10th OF May until the goth were ripe, OF
nearly so ad all, without exceptions, from the
30th of May sntil the lst of June were perfectly
m,,tured denonstrat ing conclusively, that the lat
ter part of May is bea lime TO plant. tits absolute
iy essential to success in making sugar, lie says
that the sorghum shot Id be fully matured, and as
early planting is net fe he thinks we mUst have
some preparation 10 Sbring the seed up speedily
What that is he profess cs 10 have discovered and
will announce it in time for planting We hope hC
will Go so.
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A Last l. etter.

CHESTER 4. But GLAND, Of Fremont, died on The
boat on his way home, from wounds received at the
Pttsburg battle His last lett ar was addressed Il
his mother and written On the DAY before She grea
fght, in which he gave account OF skirmlsh "i
Friday, wherein his broth er Lieut.. II. w. Buck
land and AZ of their comraIe s. had contest with 81
rebel cavalry, and after Ike ePing thehl at pay fo
awhile We're relieved by the a rival of the ga reg
iment. 1t was a brilliant affair. His well l!rePar
ed description OF the contest is Euhished ID I'M
Fremont Journal. he begins his deter thus:
"3EAREsT MOTHER - You n az glory in us
now"
After giving account Of the fight, he closes his
letter as follows
:" How soon we will have another light, dom
know, but any minute the long roll N ay sound fos
battle. We may fight and die, but aother, youS
sons will never quail
alt is getting too dark TO write go must close.
Cool bye dear Mother and remember if die, it is
for my country"
May not mother "gtory" in such son and
find in his memory Great consolation, and even sat
isfaction in the manner of his death? specially
when, in this ease, there is added the Sursnce
that he died the Christia q : death.
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ArmY SuDplies Stolen.

TnE Toledo Ctm5crcio' last week exposed 8 sys-
ten, Of fraud, hy which large quantity Of ho-li.
tai stores, instead of being applied TO Che uses In
which they were at great expense secured by the
Sanitary Commissions, were being applied 70 pri-
vato account 1t IS Ltes THAI several Of the "agent5
have been arrested, and held To bail. Several cai
loads Of these stores, forwarded ON for the ben, fit
of the soldiers, had found their way back 20 Tor.
do, Detroit and Chicago. 1t also states that large
quantity of those stores, returned, were AT Lima.
1t is to be hoped that the raacals engaged in this
dirty transaction will all be arrested and properly
punished.
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(NLoAkS, And Shawls. Choice STYLES. Cheap
~ ut BE-. ... +. X. MILLER & CO.'S.
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Jacob Furry.

I, A xEHsER of Capt. Bnn's company, 72nd regi-
n,ent arrived in town on last Saturday morning S
sraiu from Cincinnati, and is now atthe residence of
his sister, Mrs. Ralph Jennison. Mr.. F. was
wounded by musket ball during the first days
engagement. and taken prisoner. The shot took
Sect on the left side Of che neck, close down to the
shoulder, and barely missed the jugular vein. 1t
was indeed narrow escape. Mr.. Furry remained
rn the hands of the rebels ten days, when, by an
exchange of prisoners, he was brought into the
Federal lines, and from thence sent TO Cincinnati
where he was received by his brother and conveyed
tso this place. Dr. Hlmilton pronounces his case a
very critical one, but thinks he may soon recover
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sickness in the 1and Regiment.

TuE Fremont Messenger, says eve have reliable
authority for saying that there is great amount oi
sickness in the 72d regiment, and the probability is
that the cases are increasing. Those who have
friends there should take measures 10 render
all the assistance possible. DR.. Rawson aud st
Clair, aud Capt. Beach OF this place are there; and
we learn DR.. Jaeger and C. Powers, of Wo0dville
are also there. Tn ;se are all good men, and such
aid as is necessary should be forwarded TO them
We would advise those interested to call upon Mr.
+. S. White aud consult him upon the subject"
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Drowned.

CHARLES AvEsr, son Of D. A, Avery Of Glead.
met with fatal accident ou Thursday last. The
particulars ss nearly as we can learn are these
During the day he engaged in rafting logs in the
canal, not Ear from Ill town namsl Texas -four
miles from Gilead, when b. misstephc was preoipi-
tated into the water and drowned. His body wasre-
covered and we learn buried on Saturday. Every
friend Of the family will deeply sympathi1c with
them in thi, untimely loss Of kind and obedient
son and brnther.
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OF the choicest kinds and at the cheapest ns,;h.e
prices: Those wishing to purchase ANYTHING in uly
line VIII find il 10 their advantage to siIe me cali
a, everything sell will be
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surar-C,ue Growers, Convention.

A CONVENTION Of those interested in the culture
Of sugar-cane, vas held atAdrian, Michigan, April
10th and l7th II was attended by about one hun
dred men, from all sections of the west, who inter
changed views ard related experiences that will re-
suit in mutual benefit TO each other, and aid TO an
important degree the general advancement of this
branch of the farm industry. For the benefit OF our
agricultural readers we shall next week publish Il
brief account of the proceedings Of the Conven
fiou
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sGOyer the Dam.S

THg Napoleon NortA'rest says, on Wednesday
last, a caual-boat called the Shamrock" of Day
tor, went over Independence Dam, losing, in the
operation, her deck-luad, consisting of number of
ba rrels of -four and whisky, which were prccipitat-
ed into the river and njuring the boat to the exten!
Of sprnging bad leak. There were two or three
men and woman on board at the time the vessel
''tooS the schSte," one Of whom, we learn. came
near being drowned - the others were uninjured,
and stuck to the craft.
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.Home Manufacture ,

The spirit of home manufacture is now fairly be-
ginning to take hold in Perrysburg. Parties have
been negotiating for cite on the Hydraulic upon
which TO erect mill fer grinding sugsr.cane, and
the manufacture Of sugar and molasses. However,
if they fail to "eone up to the Scratch" the mat
ter viii be taken in hand by David Creps, Esqr
and put through, so at all events the sugar mil
is fixed fact, and will be ready to operate the COM
ing season.
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MARKETS.
perrySburg Market.
estctEn wnENlr rl Ia. Mnl,n 4 co
Home yrstIruonN.

GiIEAp, Noop Cot NrY, ONO.
August 18th. !
nF &. W. RoHACN.- Dear Sir Permit me In
irf5rr YOU and sll suffering humanity afflicted rs
have hrrn, OF the benefit have derived trom your
valuable scandinavian llocd Purifier and Pills.
I have had II deficiency in my lungs for snmr two
vcnty that ba,icd MI the skill Of our best fhysi-
clans ho,lt at home and abroad besides had the
dyspepsia 81 badly that my tood would not stay in
my stomach IN the smallest quantities and thrugh
thcS, diseases | bCCauc So cpnaclatcd and weak
could scarcely walk aud 81 Stmetmes could not. But
ata hearty and reasonably well At the present,
ana allrcc the cause to your medicines for u'o&
ne others at that time, and much thanks 60 You for
the Almaupc that accidentally fell into my hands.
Iwaeom Yours truly, J. BAlhER.
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The Schooner RUBY,

THIS fine craft left port her second trip, last
Monday, loaded with lard, eggs, hickory nuts
shaved hoops etc. On her first trip to Buffalo, she
left Toledo on Friday evening and returned TO the
same port on Thursday following, making the round
trp in six days. This is the best time yet made by
any sailing-craft between those ports. The Ruby
will run regularly between this port and Buffalo
during the season.
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,,rbc life OF the Flesh hs IN 'he ni"""'
We said by Inspiration long before Harvey : o''-
80, ~, 81 its circulation had brought to hg"' !"
rryrosos I'd uses. Now We know not 'o'y ''p'
,,,c' ~. a. 'ood." bu that disNsc inhee'ts II
A.. 81. .s A., "SoydCgs that rervade I'VE nv
man rra,e I'm co ,bcir h, mn III i. thrS" anu F'VI
in il. The celebrated Dr. J. G. Aver, o. lowc,o
has had regard ~ this important fact :" making a
Remedy to cure these disorders His Ex'ract ct
Sarsaparilln purgCs out the impurities OF the bhNod
and induces healthy action in il that eNpclS dis
ease. This looks reasonable, and il is true, Tor
Know by our own experience. seldom a. we take
any medicine. We have nevertheless several times
bcen under obligation 10 the skill cf DR.. Aver for
the relief which his remedies never fail to afford
Us when We are Obliged To have recourse to them.
Catholic, llaliNN,N. :.
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MIR. AshIey,s Speech,

The speech of Hon. James NJ. Ashley, on the
the abolition IF slavery in the District of Columbia
will be found On the first page. He shows conclu'
siyely that the District Of Columbia is under the
immediate jurisdiction of Congress, and that Con.
gross has power to abolish slavery there, OK Il
make just provision for emancipation, in such mode
as shall secure equitable compensation TO the loya
owners. We trust the length of tho speech viii
MOI prevent its careful perusal.
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The C1Ops.

THE most favorable accounts are given of the
wheat crop at the West. and the prospect is very
fair for another year Of plenty. In various part
OF the West the press is urging farmers to put il
all tn. corn, oats, spring wheat, ETC., this spring
that they can cultivate, that the demand for th'
coming year cannot fail of being large, and it is be
lsTei prices will also be much higher than for two
years past. Ii is greatly to be hoped their Lei
pations may be realized.
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observation-disclosures 4 Michigan n
GOING NORTH.
Toledo q wabash Railway,
ine Table for Maumee g
JebFI,,jps.

PERSONS having public sales this Spring, can
get their bills printed on shor notice, and The most
reasonable terms, by calling at this Office or,
shonld yon want business cards, circulars, pro.
grammes, bil-heads, pamphlets, posters. horse
bills, etc, give the JoUnol Office call, and you
BE an Accommodated on short notice. % atstf ?
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Cnrn ShelIine.

SoNE Of the talest business in the line of corn
shelling, that we have heard of, was done last
week in this place. The patent corn machine was
driven by Mr. InseO's "lihls locomotive" and
thrashed out corn at the rate of fifteen hundred ard
Gjty bushels per day! F. r. Miller Co., had 1000
bu nsls shelled in about two and half days.
lar e quantity OF shelling was also done for Gen
uJustou.
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Sick and Wounded Cominy Home.

ALMOST every uain, passenger and freight, brings
h"ms some Of our wounded and sick men froal
Pittsburg Landing. The names of those who have
arrived, it is impossible for to give. The wound
ed among the arrivals are all doing we'll most OF
them being only slightly hurt. Those whs have
been sick look though they needed rest and kind
attention. We trust they will receive it.
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Judicial District Changes.

TIE Ohio Legislature is making some import
ant changes in the judicial districts of the State
In this section two Common Pleas Judges will be
dropped. BY this arrangement Wood county is
put in Judge Latss district which is the third and
which comprises the following counties Defiance,
Fulton Henry Wood and Williams, and perhaps
PIuldinC,
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Dry Goods.

WI. HITcHcocE hasjust returned, and is nov
opening his large spring aud summer supplies of
dry goods. H. has one Of the largest and best Sc
ieetcd stock of goods in the West always keeps
On hand just the goods the ladies want, and kse,
sentlemaniy and exceedingly good looking clerks te
wait upon them. Those who. wish to get fheil
moneys worth should give him call
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The Armies of the Rep,blic.

THAT we fighting as well as dworkinl Ind
energetic people, the war record Of The last fear
abundantly proves. Twenty six important bt Ties
have been fought, in I'LL Of which, exSpt eighth
occurred soon after the commenoensnt of hd ill
ties, the Federal arms were yictorioH Our |ses
prey icus to the battle of Shiloh or Pitthirg
Landing, were in killed, 2,49O; wbunded LP6
prisoners lao while the rcbel lof has in ben
killed and wounted l2,429; prboners 2SIO7,
There have been, during the yeat innumeHblc
skitmishes nd the following imIotant battd'