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uDETIrION TO SELL LAND.
John Weaver, Admir-, !

joan weaver Admr' In Probate Court.
Margaret Roberts ct al. Wood County, Ohio.
Mary a. LeatherS, Edith O. Teathers, Margaret
Roberts and Amos Roberts, whose places Of resi-
dence are in the STATE of Michigan, are hereby no.
tilted that on the 25th day of june 1860, the said
John Weaver, Administrator of the estate of Harri-
son leathers, late of Wood County, Ohio, now de-
ceased, filed his petition in the Probate Court of
said county, setting forth that the amount OF per-
sonol property belonging to said estate is S75 the
total debts, including widows allowance, 5000 81,
besides the personal property taken by the widow
at its appraised value. That the costs of admin
stration is estimated at $500. That said Harrison
leathers died seized in fec simple of the north end
ef che east y Ot the southeast !, of section SO,
town ;, range 10 cast27 acres of land more or
less That said Mary A. aud Edith 0. l.eathers,
together with the other defendants named in said
pctitcn, are the widow and hoirs-at-law of said
Harrison Leathcrs and praying that said real cs-
tate be advertised and sold according to law, and
the proceeds applied to the payment Of the debts
OF said estate and costs of administration, and the
balance brought into court, Said petition will
stand Tor hearing ON SATURDAY, the ith day Of
August, 1896 JOHN WEAVER
DopGH n TYLgR Plaintiffs Attorneys.
PerrySburg, Iune 2j, 1855. 9lSS 25
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The CIirrnnt Worm.

A writer in the Buffalo Courier says, in
speaking of the currant worm;
have fine currant bushes OF rather trees
loaded with fruit, that were attacked two
years in succession. This season there
were none TO do any damage, aud these
destroyed in ten minutes. Raise your cur
rants from cuttings in the form Of a tree. or
at least let only two or threo sprouts grow
up. My way OF destroying worms is this
In the morning when the dew is on. mvseli
and boy place two bags, one on each side
under the tree or bush.i jar tho tree with a
smooth stick so as not to iniure the bark
the worms will drop down and adhere 70
the Dag. Pass from one bush TO another
until you get all the bags will hold. aud
then commence again after destroying what
you have. Two persons will go through .
large patch in short tiIno. 1t is less trou
bic BY far TO kill crrant worms than to
weed strawberries. In fact, they are the
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

nN SATURDAY, the 2sth day of July, ] 500, al
~ II O'Clock, A. NJ, at the door Of the Court
house, in Perrysburg, Ohio, will be sold to the
highest bidder, the following real estate, as tho
property OF Mary CoddngtOn, deceased, to-wit:
lot No. 5, as designated by the plat Of partition
in the Clerks Office Of the Court Of Common Pleas
in the case of Bugh vs.. Bugh heirs and others
containing 20 acres of land, and the undivided "a
part of the dover interest and estate of Jane h.
Bugh subject to her life estate therein, vi Of said
real estate being situate in section 20, township g.
north OF range 10 east, in Wood County, Ohio
Terms made known on day of sale.
j. IL. FARLEY, Guardian.
J. +. 81 s. u. PRICE, Attorneys.
Perrysburg, July D. 1866. 1Odsd II
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farm aud aIunsrhOld.
rnr rARMEn,s GUIDE.

'Tis lony N, the extrcmc 10 til
Extensive helds and tiil them i'll.
The farmer, pleased, may boast aloud
His bushels sown, his acres plowed
And, pleased, indulge the cheering hope
That will bring a plenteous crop,
'Shrewd commpn-sehse sits laughing by,
And secs bis hopes abortise die,
For, when maturing season smile,
Thin sheaves shall disappoint his toll
Advised, the empty prdc dispel,
Till little and that little WE'LL
OF taxing, fencing, toll no more
Your ground requires when rich than poor
Aud more one fertile acre yields
ghar the huge breadth Of barren fields.
Neat be your farm. 'tis long confessed
The neatost farmers are the best.
Zach bog and marsh industrious drain,
Nor let vile balks dotorm the plain,
No bushes on your headlands grow,
No briars a slovens culture show.
Neat be your barns, your houses neat,
Your doors be clean, your court-yard3 sweet
No moss the shclioring roof en3hroud,
No wooden panos tho windows cloud,
No filthy keunels foully flow,
No weeds with ranking poison grow
But shades expand, and fruit trees bloom,
And flowing shrubs oxhale perfume.
With pales your garden circle round
Defend. enrich aud clean the grounds
Prize high this pleasing, useful rood,
Aud iil with vegetable good.
Ict. order DER your time preside,
And method all your business guide
Early begin aud end your toll,
Nor let great tasks your hands embrOil
One thing at onoo be still begun,
Contrived, resolved, pursued and done.
Hire not for what yourselves can Go,
And send not when yourselves can go
Nor tn to-inorrows light delay
What might as we'll be done to-day.
by steady efforts all men thrive,
And long by moderate labor live;
While eager toll an1 anxious care
Health, strength, and peace, and life impair.
Nor thno life Of toll seEero
No life has blessings so sincere,
Its meals so luscious, sleep so sweet,
Such vigorous limbs, such health complete,
No mind 80 active, brisk aud gay,
gs his who tolls the livclnng day.
4 life of soth drags hardly on
Suns set too late aud rise too soon.
Youth, Manhood, Age all liugor slow
no him who nothing hath to do.
The drone, nuisance to the hive,
Stays, but can scarce be said 10 live
Aud we'll the bees, those judges wise,
Plague, chase and sting him till he dies"
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easiest small iruit raised, the worms not.
withstauding. Another thing grow goose.
berries IN rows alOngsido the currants; they
will attack the goosoburrics first kll thcm
three times from them aud that will end
them for enc year. The third year they
will nearly disappear They did so with
me-. They viii not touch tho curranls AZ
long as they have anything to eat on the
gooseberries. Grow Your gooseberrics IN
the form Of a tree, ono Of them will protect
a dozen currant bushes.
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V,EGAL NoriCE.
q
Stephen Emch, plaintiff,
In Wood
t'onlIllor



Elizabeth West, Morgan Wcst. Margo- NJ
ret Zimmerman, Samuel Zimmerman, ~ Nooo
Rosanna Emch, Samuel Emch, So. Non'heu
Phla Emch, Susanna Emeh, Elizabeth i'V"s'
Epker, john Henry Epker aud Ann
Constantine, defendants.
The above-uamed defendants IRE hereby notified
that tho plaintiff did on tho 2oth day OF June, A.
ID. 1866 file his petition in the Clerks oree or the
Court of Common Pleas, ct Wood County, Ohio,
the object and prayer Of which is 10 obtain part-
hon Of the following lanls and jenements, situate
IN Wood County aud State OF Ohio, to-wit: The W
y OF abe u "a of the ne y of section 22 aud the
east part OF the NV "a section 22; aud the south
part 81 the y Sc = and the east part Of the
north = OF the y Sc Z, Of section 20; aud the
north part OF the NO y of the ne y Of section SIS
al IN township o, north OF range ~ east aud con
tanng one hundred aud thirty 1--we acres
The plaintiff demands partition of the above.dc.
Seribed premises, and also that dower may be as,
signed to toe defendant, Elizabeth Epker, therein
The plaintiff demands 0ne-fourth Of said Promises
Aud the defendants are require 4 to answer or de
mur to said petition bY or before tue 18th day OF
Nnyember, A. ID. 1865, and in default thcreoi
Judgment will be given ia accordance With the
prayer of said petition.
ASHER COOK, Atty for Plaintiff.
feTrysburg, SUne 20, 1868. SfSts 25
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IN PNrilers al lNSCllO 4 CuANpNENlS
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
cnardian's Sale of Real Estate.

IN obedience 10 an order Of sale, issued to me by
i the Probate Court Of Mahoniug County, Ohio, !
will offer for sale at public auction, at the door OF
the Court house, IN porrysburg, Ohio, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of August, 1866,
AT ! O'Clock 7. ~, ~ the highest bidder, the fol
lowing real estate, the property Of Caleb B. Ar
ner, deceased, to-wit The west half southeast
quarter Of section twenty (2O) and the cast half Of
tho southwest quarter Of section nineteen (lv) in
township e. U y. X containing 100 acres Of land.
Terms made knnwn ON day Of sale.
JOSEPH SAXON, Guardian.
J. II. & s. b. PRicE, Attorneys.
Pcrrysburg, July H., 1866. 1idS4 so
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LEGAL NOTICE.

George W. Kioaer Wood County Court of Com.
w n IT.; mon Pleas.
The defendant, w. II. Mann, noni resident Of
the State of Ohio, is hereby notified that the plain
til did. ON the ltb day of July, A. d. 500, file a
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Wood
County, Ohio, against said defendant the object
aud prayer of which is to obtain q Judgment
against the said defendant for Five Hundred and
Eighty eight Dollars and Ninety eight Cents, with
interest from April l. 1865, on two promissorv
notes given to d. j. Campbell, April |, 1868 and
also, au order for the sale of certain mortgaged
property 10 pay said Judgment.
And said defendant is required to answer in de-
murrer to said petition, before the Sth day of
September, a ID. 1866, or judgment will be taken
against him bv default.
ASHER COOK, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Pcrrysburg, July 10, 1866 llf$8
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WArEa.-Do moi overlook the Importance
OF having bountiul supply OF pure water
Tor your stock, II uore is no spring OF wa
ter IN the meadow where you turn your.stocl,
into, let them bo driven to water every
Ogh; or morning sheep and cattle often
sulier from this cause during the summer
months. Sso that they do not in your
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SAID crazy woman, OF penurious
stiusy man, an officer Of tho church, we no.
greet to say; " Da you soc that maui You
could blow his soul through humming
birds quill intn \ masquitos oyA aud thg
mosquito wouldH't wink :"
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A LAWYER and doctor were disputing
tho other day about bill follow owed
each of them. lie was able to pay one OF
them, and so he LETT tho matter to themselves
who ought to have tho money. :" ought
to have themonoy Ns matter Of course, +"
'said the lawyer, for | saved the fellow
from going to the pententiary." Well,
said tho doctor, " | saved him from HI"
Ii is ueedless To add which got tho money,
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Administrators Sale.

ON SATURDAY, the 2lst day of July, 1865, at
~ ! O'Clock in the afternoon, at the door of the
Courthouse, in Perrysburg, Wood County Ohio,
will be sold to the highest bidder the folio wing
real estate as the property of Daniel Crom, de-
ceased, tn-wit: Twenty three acres of land on the
north end Of the west half of the northeast quarter
of section q, township >, range II east, in Wood
County, Ohio, to-wit: Commencing at the north
west corner of said land RAINING east so rods !;
thence south 40 rods thence west so rods thence
north 46 rods. Appraised at 5000.
j. c. CRAIG, Administrators
j. Y. $. B. PmDE Attorneys.
Perrysburg, June 20, 1866. 9ls4 25
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DITCH NOTICE. E.-Notco Is hereby given
~ to all those concerned that petition has been
filed with the Clerk of Henry Township, praying
for the location Of ditch, drain or waer,course,
commencing al or near the Limestone Ridge, near
the section ins, between sections % and 90 thence
east on straight inc between sections % and 90,
and - and 2j, and about ten feet south OF said
linp To the east line of said township, and there
terminate, Said petition will be for hearing on
SATURDAY, July 2l, 1888, at | o'clock p NJ, at
the house OF JOHN Philer, in said township.
JOHN PlIlFER.
Henry Tp., July 6, 1866. Ibis
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"WmI, Miss. said knight Of the birch
4" eau you decline a kiss I" ''Yes. sir" said
tho girl, dropping perplexed courtesy
" eAn-bnt hasc 10, most plaguily."
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D0AD NoTICE.-Notce is hereby given that
IL the viewers and surveyor ON the proposed
county road, commencing at the southeast corner
OF section eight (S), towI seven (l, north of range
twelve u2) east, and running from thence west on
the section line between sections and II and I
and lS, of same town and range, and continuing
west to the center Of section So town 5, north OF
U. ). R--will meet at the house of Charles Coy,
ON THURSDAY, the 2dth day of July, 1866.
June ~, 1864. QdK
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nITCu NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
~ to all those concerned that there has been
petition filed with the Clerk of Jackson Township,
asking the Trustees of said township to locate and
establish ditch, drain, orwater-c course. cnmmcnc-
ing ut or near the center of section 81 thence
north on or near the quarter line through the cen
ter Of sections 81, 30 10 and lS, till it intcrsects
run or small stream, known as Brush Run thence
anortheasterly direction along or in the channel of
said stream of water till il intersects the creek
known as Portage Creek that being in section H.
AMI there terminate. Said petition will be for
hearing on MONDAY, July 80, 1866, at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, ut the house of Simon sherman. in said
township. MANY PETITIONERS.
Jackson Tp., July 8, 1865. lies
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HOOP SKIRTS.
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p)0AD NOTICE.--Notice is hereby given that
! 4 the viewers aud surveyor appointed by tho
County Commissioners, ut their juno session, of
1888, TO view aud survey a proposed county road,
commencing at the north center quarter post of
section IL, town 5, range II thence south ON the
hall-section line of sections IL and H. until it
strikes the Portage River Road and there tormi-
natc-will meet ut the house of George q. Phelps,
in Webster Township, on TUESDAY, the 9th of
July, 1856, or within five days thereafter to view
aud survey said proposed county road.
w. ID. RICHARDSON, Principal Petitioner.
Webster Tp,, June 81, 1866. ads
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DoAD N0TlCE.--Noticc is hereby given that
III the viewers and surveyor appointed by the
Commissioners of Wood County, at their June
session, Of 1866, TO view and to survey II pro-
posed county road, commencing at the end of the
road known as the Justin SimnndS Road, between
sections aud 0, on the Way Road Ditch, in Ceu-
ter Township thence running on the line of said
ditch so rods, to sections 4 aud 0 ; thence on the
line between sections and and and TO- and
into Webster Township, between sections and IL
and and IL, until it intersecls the half-s ,tion
line ofl2 thence south on said half-scclion line,
until 1t intersects a county road, and there erm-
nate will meet at the house Of George g, Phelps,
in Webster Township, on TUESDAY, the 2ith of
July, 1856, to act in accordance with the above
notice.
C,ntcr Tp. June 10, 1864. 9ds
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X kNEnAl'S Medical Discovery and Rlood
IN P0uaers al lNSCIlO i CIAMPNEN'S.
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.
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