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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16
The Indiana Treason Trials-Remarka-
Bile Confcssiyns by Hetlrun.
ISpecial Disnatch to Che Cincinnnii Ga rnitn
lNDIANApOIIs NV N

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. IL.
The examination OF Horace lIeiiren was
concluded before the Military Commission
to-day. lle testified that il tho Supreme
Ccuncll OF the sans OF Liberty, held at
Cnicago, ali the States North and Soath
were represented but five, two of the five
being Florida and South Carolina. A meet.
ing OF the Order was held ut Chicago dur.
lng the Democratic Convention, for the
purpose OF concentrating votes enough TO
deioAt McUellal's nom nation. Vice. Pres.
ldeht Alex. III. Stephens, of the Confederacy.
went to Nassau, from Wilmington last
SUMNER TO arrange with Comm s,oners
from the North 70 havo the arms then at
Nassau en- route from England To the South.
which could not run the blockade. Skinned
TO Cauada for distribution through the
Northwest for the military posts of the Sons
OF Liberty. y portion were to be seut 10
Chicago.
Some time last summer n man called at
G0lena with smll blx eotaning Crock
tire, shells, and the hand grenades profess,
mg to he from Kentucky, aud member
OF the Order lie recognized the hand GRE.
made from the nipple, when he first saw il
IA court These things were 20 be used to
destroy Government property. lie also
uad INC illnal OF lho hrst degree of the Or
der This man wanted TO know ii tho wit
ness had not seen this Greek fire and hand
grenade and said that is what DESTROYED
the Government stores at Louisville aud
oil o where. The personal appearance.
vol e, nativity and characteristics OF the
man were these of Blekiag, tn whom
the witness had been confined in prison.
That perSoa claimed to be q Son of Liberty.
- did Booking. Subsequent events proved
he was. Booking was released on parol
aad took ont with him letter for rebel
prisoner IN the next cell, wttins il mas So.
cret pocket IN the back OF his coat. He
saw him in Salem IN May or June. The Wit
ness has received no plcdge or promise
from The Judge Advocai, or Genera Hoyey
IN regard 20 the Withdrawal ofthe charges
IN case OF testiiying, nor hal he infoimal
Colonel Warner OF what Blcking had done
as a n.eans OF gaining favor with tho mill,
tary authorities. lie had an mtrrview
with Govornor Morton % warn him of the
danger he was ia, bat this arose frnm his
od friendship for him having always been
a aPerson-l. friend though politically on o ed.
Lord Lyons is lying dangerousl, in at
Washington of typhoid fever aud his re.
cOVerY Is SCAiCc'V cNpcctci
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Adnlnistrntor,s snlc.

DY virtue OF an order to me issued from the
ID Probate Court of Wood County, Ohio, viii
offer for sale, ut pubction auction. on Saturday
the 81 day Of December, A. d. 1864, between the
hours OF | and o'clock P NJ. Of said day, on the
promises, the following described real estate--
To wit; The North West quarter of the North
East quarter of section twenty-seven (27l in
Town six (6l North, of Range ten l0) East 40
acres more less in Wood County, Ohio; the prop
erty of j. $. Duncan deceased.
Appraised at $l,700.
Terms legal
SAMUEL BRIDGES, Administrator.
GEORGE STRAIN, Attorney.
November !, 1864. 27lS5
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sIIERIFTs, TAKE NOTICE.

Upon The refusal of the Democratic Sec
rotary of State to receive Presidential cleo
tion returns after the 10th inst, in conform
ity with the technical construction OF the
old statute, tho Board of Canvassers fol
the State have decided that all the ,etNta,
must be ia By hdt d,lte 1t is of the ut
most Importance, therefore, that SheriiIs o
counties, whose duty it is to forward thcs,
returns, should understand this decision
aud act upon it without delay. Thousands
of army votes, we fear, viii not be received
in tialo, but it will not do to hazard the loss
o| tho votes Of whole counties by waiting
for them. Gentlemen, have your returns
at Columbus hy the l9h inst, Saturday
next!
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CHERlFFS SALE.

CIIERlFF'S SALE.
Robert Bouke \
vs. ! Wood Co Com plnaS
Henry De5olt, ct al
BY virtue OF an orlcr of Sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Wood County Ohio, and to me directed and de-.
livered will offer for sale at public vendue, al
the door of the Court House, in Prrrysburg, Wood
Courty, Ohio, on
TUESDAY, November 22ni, A. D., 1854.
Between the hours of one and two O'Clock F. NJ Of
said day, the following described property, to-vyit:
Ihe Northwest quarter Of the South East quarter
and the South half of the NORTHEAST quarter o.
Section number four A. of township number four
l4) North, rangs number nine (9) East; AMI the
West halfof the South West quarter of Section
number twentveight, of township num5er four a
North, ofrange number nine { 81 East. All in Wood
County, Ohio. Appraised 500 90.
G. G. BAIRD
Coroner 81 Acting Sheriff.
r. G.. CoRwGN, Pl'tFs Atty.
Perrvshurp, 0ct I'M 1854 25aSS
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Pennsylvania has done gloriouSly. There
arc largo ulion gains on the Homo vote in
gain over October is $500 at the rate ol
Is 600 for tho Safe The Soldiers vote
will make oar majority nearly $4,000.
Honor 50 tho keystourl
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DEDEMPTI0N NOTICE.-nenry Brown or his
lNassignees will take notice that Mary Ann Au-
gus deposited in the Treasury of Wood County,
Ohio, Seven dollars, % cents, to redeem the south
west quarter of the northeast quarter Of section 25
town 4, north range H. east, forty acres sold at
the Delinquent Tax Sale, January 20, 1858.
GEORGE N. PARSONS, County Auditor
AUDToR's OFFICE WooD CoUNTv ONO.
Pcrrysburr My Ist 1894
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Sheridan's trmy broke camp at Cedar
Creek on tho 9th inst, and fell back to-
ward Winchester. This movement, which
is purely matter of convenience for get.
ting pear the base of supplies, as the roads
become bad, has been only delayed thus
long to prevent the Corperhcads from dis
orting It, ror political ends, into defeat.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16

AT tho Presidential election IN Baltimore
the majority for Lincoln was twelve thou,
sand and nno votes.
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A portion of loung's cammand made an
attack on Atlanta on Wednesday, but were
promptly rcpulsod. The enemy rotreated
toward Macon The railroad is running
regularly 70 Atlanta.
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II is announced on scmi.olIilial autho,
iy, that the Government is considering
measures looking to the reduction of the
premium on gold, The FIRST step in this
direction will be the payment, in advance
OF maturity, of the January interest The
coin sufficient for This purpose is now idle
in the Treasury, This will be accompau.
led by other vigorous measures.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16

NEW SKIRT FOR 1884
" A NEW AND GREAT INV ENTION;
IN HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC OR DOUBLE STEEL
SPRING
!. I.& J. 0. WEST. NO. O7 CHAMBERS ST,
NEW YORK,
tre the owners Of The patent aud exclusive man
uEpcturers ot this
j. w. BRADLEY'S
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL
SPRING SKItTS.
This sinveation consists of Duplex (or two) Flip
tic Steel Springs, ingcniously braided tightly an
firmly together lg, tr edge making the tou xhesi.
most elastic, flexible and durable spring ever us "a
enabling the wearer, in consequence of ITS great
elasticity and Il xibleness.to to place and fold the
skirt when in MS easily AMI with the same con-
yenienco as silk or muslin dress. Ii entirely
ubviates aud silepces the only objections to hoop
skirts, viz, the ANNOYANCE ~ the wedr1r as well as
the public, especially in crowded assemblies, car
riagcs, railroad cars church pews, in any crowd
ed plac', from the difficulty of contracting them to
occupying small space This entirety removes
the difficulty, while giving the usual full au1 sym
netrical form, AMI is the ghtast and most stylish
and graceful appearance for the street. opera prom
enadc or house dress. A lady having enioyed
the pleasure, comfort aud great convenience of
wearing the Duplex Elliptic Spring Skirt or sin
gle day will never atterward willingly dispense
with the use of them. They are the best quality
in every part, and by far the lightest most durable
comfortable and economical skirt made. Ner-
chants will be supplied above, and ladies in
most frst-cass retail stores in this city and
INQUIRE for the 2sb
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRTS.
Al r MILLER 4 cos
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CHERlFF's SALE.
Edwin Reed


Eliza ]. Alcorn OF al
By virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Wo9d Couqty. Ohio and to me directed and de-
vercd, will offer for sale at public yepdue at tho
door oithe Court House, in the town of Perrysburg
Wood county, Ohio on o.
SATURDAY. November Goth, 1864,
Between the hours Of | and o'clock p NJ of said
day, the following property, to-wit:
Commencing at the northwest corner of Section
thirty 900, township five (5), north, (75) of range
eleven Cd east, in Wood county, OHIO running
south thrty-six (3G) rods, thence east fifty-onc
(5l rods thence north thirty-sx t35) rods, thence
west thirteen (l3) rods and three (3) icet, to q
stake; thence north eight (s) rods, thence wes
seventeen tl1) rods thirteen and half 1877 feet
to place of beginning; containing twelve and bal
(l2H) acres OF land, more or less
Appraised $l,6G6 e.
&C. BAIRD,
Coroner and Acting Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Attorney.
Perrysburg, Oct. 2j, 1854. 26rSq 20
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Oaic.al Vote OF wood county.

The following |. the Official vote, given in the
several Townships Of Wood County, a, the late
nlecinn held Octnler 4. 1874
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Exchange of Tea Thausa Il Prisoners Al
Savannah, Ga.

An exchange of ten thousand sick and
wounded prisoners at Savannah has already
been mentioned as future event. We
learn that on yesterday the first interview
of the flag of ruce took place II Island
City, Colonel Weddy acting on tue laufed-
ate side, Colonel Bennett appearing Cor
the Yankees, Tho preliminaries were ar.
ranged for ten Thousand Confederate priso.
mrs already arrived at hilton Head on
twenty five Transports aud tho Steamer
Baltic. None of them were delivered at
This first interview, but boxes for prisoners
on both sides were delivered. The second
flags of truce on this business will meet at
the same place on the 5th inst - Ricamoad
EcdmiRor, Nor. 5.
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NEW ADvEaTis'ME
pr0bute NotlCc.

CARAH REES, Administrative of Even Rees
y estate, and IL. c. Howell, Rxeoator OF joseph
the Probate Court OF Wood County ,oaio, AMI the
will b. for hearing an examination on the sDh
day OF November. A, ID. 1854.
29l EDWIN r0LLER, Probate Judge
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The Hardin County, O., Republican. re-
ports tho vote of that county as standing
23S Ueion 10 30A Democratic, Democratic
gain OF since the 0ct0bor election.
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Idmlnlstratrlx'S Sale Of Real Estate.
Emeline NJ. Pember
VS..
In the Probate Court of Wood
County, Ohio.

Emellne NJ. fenlDef
VS.. In the Probate Court of Wood
Willis Pember snd County, Ohio.
Byron A pember.
nN the 10th day Of Deer A. D., 1864, between
\ J the hours nf . and o'clock, p. NJ at the res
idence OF Emelne NJ Pembpr, in Pcmbervile
Wood county, Ohio, will be sold, to the highest
bidder, the following described real estate situate
in Wood county, Ohio, as the property of Byron
A. Pember, deceased, to wit; The northeast quar-.
ter of the southwest quarter of section eleven IN
town five - 'rth, oT range twelve H2l east, con
tanning tort acres more or less Said land will
be sold free from the dover interest of the Widow
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne- third cash in hand, the
balance, one-thrd in one year, and one-thrd in
two years. with annual interest from the day OF
sale. Deferred payments to be secured by Il
mortgage on the premises.
EMELINE VI. PEMBER,
Aim'x Of Byron A. Pember, decd.
Cook & BELL, Attorneys.
Nov. 7, 1854. 15'N.
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- UERIFFS SALE.

- HERIFF'S SALE.
vs. Wood Common Pleas.
Jesse HUFF ct AL
BY virtue of IN nrl,r of sale issued in the abov,
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common rleas
of Wood County, Ohio, and 10 M directed IN deliv
cred, will Offer for sale at public venlue at tht
door of the Court House, in Perrysburg, in said
county, on
SATURDAY, December 8, A. D. 1884
Between the hours of l and o'clock r. NJ, o.
sale day, the following described lands AMI tene.
ments, to-wit
The west half of the northeast quarter of See
ti"n No. thirty (39l, in Township six (6), Range
ten (lO) East; in Wood county, Ohio.
Appraised at 50 900.
G. C. BAIRD,
Coroner and Acting Sheriff.
N. r. & II. WAITE, Plf's Attys.
Perrysburg, Nov. l. 1854. 27eS7#
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Samuel Medary, editor OF the Columbus
Crisis, died ON the 7th inst
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TO the Trustees OI .JaCAsOn
Township, wood Co., 0hiO.

We the undersigned, petitioners of resident free-
holders in, and joining the following described
ditch or drain, in said township, do pray your hon
orable body. the Trustees of Jackson Township,
to cate, establish and construct ditch, drain or
water course, for the promotion of health, conven-
ience and public prosperity of said township, COM
mencing at the county lines of Wood aud Hancock,
from thence north, along or on the bounds of the
road known as the 0tsego and Blanchard Fork free
turnpike, to the Milton township line, and ther1
terminate; for which we ever pray.
Nov. 8, 1864. 50 rs 29d
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

In this department, we have the largest and mos
compl te assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
AccorI q 10 the latest fashions and in the most sub
stantal manner, warranted 10 give the very best
satisfaction, or no sale.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATIVE Sale Of Real Estate.
>. n Harms, Admx. ! Probate Court Of Wood
vs.. county, Ohio.


s. A. Harms, Admx. Probate Court Of Wood
s. NJ. Harms, ct al. ''''' O''''
6AN the tIth day Of Becember.A d. 1864 between the
-, hours Of one and three o'clock, P. NJ, the resi-
ville Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale the fol-
lowing real estate. ns tho property OF Henry Harms
deeeased TO wt That part of the northeast quarter o.
section ten (o town five . north ofrange twelve 2)
east, bounded AMI described rs follows Commencing
at post set N the rock and witnessed by willow tree
10 inches in norn 15o 3D west from the post
n links thence south 100 west i92 links thence south
~ east chains thence south 45' west b4ib y links
thence south 630 east ~ inks thence north IL 9U
east go LINKS thence north t2s 30 west 2O0B links to
place n beginning Containing four and eighty-seven
one hundrclths acres Of land, with Saw Mill, and
the water anil mill privileges thereunlo belonging.
lso the following PREMISE situate In the east half
OF section ten n town Eve (5) north of range IL east
and bounded and described as follows, 10 wit: Com
meneng vt stone on the west bank OF the south
branch OF Portage River thence north 9 west 155 links
thence north 27h west 15 links thence north Az 179
links thence n 1879 east $40 links thence north 23s
east 2ol links toa corner stone witnessed by oae
stump 2JAS 90 links thence south 95io west 1923
links along the middle of the county road thence orh
eSA' east 3s6 links to the place Of beginning.
Nso' the following prenises, situate In said section
town aud range to wit The east part OF Lot No Seven
~ IN the town Of pembervlle Wood county, Ohio
according to the plat made by the Deputy County
rveyor, in 1859, being all OF said lot ing on the
east side of the county road running up the west sid
OF the south branch u the Portage RIVER being the
same conveyed by Jehel p Martin to Henry Harms
y OF Wood and State Of OHIO. Said property win be
sold free and clear from the dover utere the widow.
and the premises Will he alltoget separately
TO SUIT purchasers. The whole of said premises up.
praised at 81 900.
TERMS or sALEi-one-third cash In hand. on third
In one year, and the balance in years. The defer
red payments to bear interest from date payable an
nualy, and to be secured by morg ge tic promises.
s. t HAMS, dmN.
Of Henry A. Harms, deceased.
COOK & BELL Pl'Gs Attys
Perryshurg, Nov. 18th, 1854. 90 'e1G
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General Riekets. who tounght 50 gallantly, and
vas wis woaadsd SO seventy, stCedar Greek, Is now
believed to DO out oG danger. He has been pro-
NOTED TO broyet Major GenerAlship, 70 date from
October ~,
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LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,

In this department great advantage may be
tanned by close cash buyers, from the fact thatt
goods are bought for cash directly of the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported good
are bought at just what It costs to import them
hence he can afford to soil goods at
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Wilkes Spirit OF the Times unearths
the remarkable fact that Jelf. Davis and
Alexander II. Stephens, the bogus Presi.
dent aud Vice President of the so called
southern Contederacy, are, as We are credi.
bly, informed, native.born Connecticut
iankoesi while Abraham Lincoln aud An,
drew Johnson tho Northern nominees for
President aud Vice President Of the Union
are both natives Of tho Slave States, and OF
the down'trodden class Of its poor popr.
lauoa, which is denominated by the aristo.
cratic planters of the white trash OF the
south, Mr., Stephens, we are told, was born
at uaddam, in Connecticut, aud went to Geor.
gla at an early age, Mr.. Davis was bonn at
Connecticut, and emisrated
to Kentucky, whore his father for slme
time Kept roadside tavern. Aud these
are the kmgpins OF the Southern aristocra.
ey, who pretend 10 hold their noses when
the repudiated Yankees pass between the
wind and their nobility.
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JofIerson Davis ON Reunien

We commend TO tho careful pursual of
our Democratic friends the following ex.
tracts from the speech of JEFF. Davis, be.
tore tho Legislature OF Mississippi, on the
Goth of December, 1852;
"our enemies are traditionless, home
less race From tho days OF Cromwell TO
the present day they have been the dis.
turLers of the peace of the world. Gath.
cred together by Cromwell from the boss
and tho tens of the north Of Ireland and to
England, they commenced by disturbing
The peace of their own country, They dis.
turbed that of Holland, to which they fed,
aud they disturbed England on their return.
Alter what has happened the last two
years, my only wonder is, that we conse, t.
ed to live tor so lo"S time in association
with such miscrearts, Were it ever pro-
posed to enter again into the Union with
such people, | could no pore consent to
It than to rust myself in den of thieves
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MUCH LOVER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an item
gr.at mterestto the people of Wood county. suit
ficient in ducement, we take it, to make Psrrys
burg he trading point.
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HARDWARE. GROCERIES, sc.

Those wishing TO purchase anything in this line
will find tito their advantage to pay nay Store visa
public is respectfully invited 10 my extensive stock,
feeling assured it win be time proftably spent,
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vVOOD-SA WING MACHINES
Warner Brothers. Patent.


THE undersigncds is now prepared to supply the
1 trade with these celebrated machines; they
have been much improved since last season, and
are without question, the best two.h horse power
machine in the country they have also circular
saw attachment, which can be furnished when des-
ired, also, the Lima wood-sawing machine for two
or four horses, with separate power; they are
capital machine for persons wishing tl use the
horse power for any other purposes, such as
threshing grain, running Shelters cider mills
&c., &c. As have not been able, any season for
the last threee years, to supply half the demand,
for these Wood Saving Machines, would urge
those contemplating getting machines, to hand in
their orders early.
KREPS.
Perrysburg, Nov lst 1854 27ti
pOAD N0TICE.-Notice is hereby given that
petition will be presented to the Commission
ers of Wood County, Ohio, at their December ses-
sion, next, praying them to cause 10 be viewed 10
Gated and established, the following proposed
county road, to-wit Commencing at a point on
the Maumee and Western Reserve Road between
road tracts nineteen (l9) and twenty-five t22)
thence running south, along the section line to the
northwest corner Of section thirty-six (36), town
four ~ United States Reserve, and there termin-
ate.
J. II. PIERCE.
Peuysburg, October 18th, 1884
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Perysburg, October 2jlh, 1894.
Dunner's Patent Clothes Dryer.

'HHE ladies are specially invited to call at the
L Agricultural Warehouse, and see the only
sensible clothes dryer ever invented. Full and half
circles now ready for delivery.
u. KREPS.
Nov. LIST, 1864 2Ttf
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TIE VERY BEST TEST OF cnEAPNEss
is quality.

Inspection and comparison willpsove that fer va.
rety, elegance, richness, cheapness, beauty an6
quantity, this stock is unsurpassed by any now of
fered in the West. @no
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CuERlFF's SALE.

SuERlFF's SALE.
John Bates anl T, n. Mnlerl
James A. Spaifard
BY virtue OF a vend. ex. issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio, and 10 me directed and de-
door of tho Court House, in PerIysburg, Wood
county, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, December 9Th, 1864,
Between the hours Of l aud ? O'Clock +. NJ. OF
said day, the following property to-wit;
The undivided one half OF in-lot otnumber seven
hundred and ninety-two 1922, in the town Of Per-
rysburg, Wood County, Ohio.
Appraised at -------.
c. c. BAIRD,
Coroner and Acting Sheriff.
JAMS MURRIN, Attorney.
Perrysburg, Nov, lst, ls6l 27etf 10
NAY, STRAW ann sCALl1 CUETERs.
A 5 the season for cutting Hay. Straw and Com
~ Stalks, is apprpaehing the unders gned would
call the attention Of all having straw 20 feed to the
importance Of cutting their feed. 1t Is the nniver-
sal testimony Of all THAT have used cut .esdl that
il il saving Of at least one half. ] have a large
line Of cutters, be,h wheeled aud lever) which
will be sold al about last years prices,
Perrysburg, Nov. lsi 1854. 2Tf.
Office is hreby given that John Buntley and
Mary Bun,ley, his wife, have this day tAug.
10, ls6Al divided their property and agreed TO
live seperate and apart irom each other. Now,
'herefre john Runiley, forbid all persons to har-
tar o. uusi her ~ my account, for ! viii pay no
ivOts Of her contracting.
GIsad, o., Aug.lp, 1894. &c