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eighty gallons Of good syrup, aud sold il
Tor 81 per gnllon. Tho teacher received
$50 per month, Tor three mOnthsi paid 81
per month for her board, apH only saved
S36 in thrco months. SO Miss DuGl's
assertion proved true, tat sorgum rasing
is mtro profitable tlmn school teaching.
Miss Hattie declares it as her intention TO
raise three acres Of sorsum tho coming
season. Mr.. Bush is. resident of Rich;
aud Guuny. We think Miss Bush got de!
cidedly the advantage, having besides the
$50. a bnlmce' os three mouths schooling.
D,.,tiy.je EtrDicr
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4 EGAL NOTICE.

Elizabeth Miller Administrative Of tho estate Of
Josiah Miller, deceased, rs. Anthony A. Miller et
al.-Pmbate Court, Petitnnto sell real estate.
To Anthony a. Miller, of Colun9us, Ky, aud
Charles N Chemhcrlin aud Maria II. Chamberlin,
his wi'e both Of Chattanooga, Tennessee
Non are hereby informed shat on The Slst day of
January, A. ID, 1889, said Administrative hed her
petition IN tho Probate Court of Wood County, J.,
the object aud prayer (which petition ia to ob,ain
an order for the assignment ot the dover of Eliza.
beth Miller. the widow Of said Josiah Miller de-
ceased aud for the sale of the folio wing real estate
to.wit; In-los Nos. 900, us and 6Q9, aud Ont,loi
30, 1902, all in the village Of Perrysburg, Wood
County, Ohio Of which the said Josiah Miller, died
sciIed, or So much as may be necessary to pay the
debts Of said decedent.
| Said petition will bo for hearing between IN,
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock 4. NJ, on
the 2Sth aay Of April. A. d. 1886.
ELIZABETH MILLER, Administratr'x
OF the estate of Josiah Miller, deceased
! SLgviS & Parsons, Alt'ys for Petitioner.
| rerrysbugg, March 90 1865. 1888
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A Mountain in Northern Ohio.

The railroad from Cleveiaud to Buffalo is
on the lowest of three terraces. Directly
south of this is the second terrace, on which
cities and villages luxuriNte. Still south
is the third one, expanding iAto the elegant
Res rve. Here rivers cut deep channels.
and natural lakes, surrounded by richest
green, nurse their huny millions.
Eight miles south of Paynesv lie is Little
Mountain. II rises gradually eight huu-
6red feet above the lake. About fifty acres,
covered with tall pines, chosnut and moss
as embrace tho summit a,e mountain
is literally hollow. There are hedges, aud
caves, aud crevices, and subterrauean halls
There arc many htle springs, very cool
and oharmihgly novel. TO tho north aud
west the hluu lake is extended, aud white
sail ply hiry-Eke over tho waters. Aud
the setting sun reflects its golden sheol
over the bosom ot waters Villages peel
up as far around as vision can penetrate.
Here three neat white hotels ooS ~ ns,
amOng the piues, OF u dozen villas about
! oua is possessed by Ex.Governor Tod Bu
! the rocks massive orators OF God! They
I arc oonglomeratc, aud OF marblo,pobble
! iron, aud silican base. They arc as massiv,
/ ms Union depot One rock has been car
ried 10y the original explosion fifty rods
/ aud by its fall was severed into six parts
each as large as barn, and yet SO neat i
the con6gu, alton of each part that all oor
reSpoud.
lhdel, 60 to Little Mountain, and hehol
God made manifest TO yon powerfully as h
was to Moses, TIL you quake with ovoi
wheming evidence, Hal You been neo
I by at the eruption which east up this mour
tain, faith in God would need no NOR
/ miracle.
Near Little Mountain is the village
/ Kirkland, built loug ago by the Mormon
Here magnificent temple stands. Stripe
Of It's inner gorgoousnosS, it appears
monument of their migrating glory, A
occasional visitor enters to behold oui
emptiness - Chrisiiaa AlcOcdie.
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Sale of Real Estate.

Df virtue OF an order OF sale, To me issued finn,
ID the Court of Probate Of Wood Coaniy, Ohio,
will oH,r for sale at public auction, on SATUR.
DAY, the Ah day- OF May, 1855, between the
hours Of 10 AMI ~ A, NJ, of said day, on or nea,
the premises, the following described lands aud
east 4, OF section 20 town O. uurth OF range easi
4 40 acres, more or less, in Wood County, Ohio
TcFms legal, JONAS STERNEMAN,
Gaardian Of the minor heirs OF John Emeh, dee'a
GEOReE STRAiS, Attorney.
PeTTysb1rs, Apsil 5, ls66. 4qeSI 50
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QuIDDrrIEs ToR rHH LADIES A tea party
without scandal is hko a knife without a
haude. Words without deeds are like
husks without seeds Features without
grace are like clock without laco. A Land
Life without cheer is lko a celer without
beer. A master without a cane is like a
rider without the rain. Marriage without
the means is like horse without his beans.
man without wife is like fork without
knife. A quarrel without fighting is like
thunder without lightning.
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The Pfairie EUmer says:
! Farm products have bcbn thn first tolfeo
the reaction that follows the closing up ot
the war aud the gradual fall 10 tie price Of
gold. But there is a general stagnation in
the business Of our citiesIhcth east and west
aud general unoasincss that procldims
that not to tie ptodncts Of the farm is the
decline TO DO coUiped, There is a general
impression that The end efthc liclitioas basis
on which trade has been conducted for
many months is very near. Ii crash
comes, how will it fnd our farmers gener-
ally2 Il they have kept clear of long bills
at the stores aud the shops, and have been
coniented without extending the area OF
their farms oncnmboripg them with mort
CAGES aud tho like, in short. if they have
followed the advice of the Prairie Fdypla,'
and kept out of debt, no financial rev0lu
tion eau greatly harm them. Don't forget
that il may be better time TO collect
debt now than few months hence. Oar
advice is, 10 get oil monetary affairs
straightcuel up as so II as convcn est
Il. W. nEReNDtSN, of Maccdon, N. y,
who has rccruty visited the exp trim3ntal
grounds at Washington, under the charge
OF W. Saunders, informs the COImiry Gen
Hemda that some experiments Tor prevent
ing tho millew OF tho grape, by erecting a
cheap roof over them, seemed TO answer
tho purpose perfectly. Tie roof. he states,
may be simply board sixteen inches wide,
na,lod to tho posts. On hundred vari.
etics treated this way, not any mldew was
seen; while all tho rest in the sans yard
wcro entirely ruined. Further experiments
arc necessary.
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aoEgO Culture w. schOOI Teach.
ing

Al the late Wisconsin Sovgo Convention
Mr.. Bush stated that his laughtsr, Hattie
fourteen years Of age, ast year oul ivatei
An acre ut cane, and went 10 school at the
same time, Sho stated to The school M, an
that sbe copIl make more from her acre ol
eaTguln, than The teacher could from ieach
iDg, aud the result proved it. She raised
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SsuEliIFF,s SALE.

VS.. In Wood Common Pleas.
Samuel Clymer. KS .
By~virtue Of an orler of sale issued in The above
cause by the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
Of Wood County, Ohio, and 20 me directed and de-
lvcred, will offer forsnle at public vcndue at the
door ofthc Court House, in the townof Perrysburg
Wood County, Ohio, on ~
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1866,
Between the hours Of aud 2 o'clockp. NJ, Of said
day, the following described properly, to-wit;
Lotnumber three Cd, in section humber seven
~. ia the town af uilead, in the countypf Wood,
and State Of Ohio.
CHARLES W. EVERS Sheriff.
MuRRAY e. PRIcE, Plaintiffs Attorncyssss
Perry ysburg, April 10, 1855. 5ieS6
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D0AD NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that
III the viewers and surveyor appointed blythe
County Commissioners 10 view and survey pro-
posed county road, commencing al the MiltonEillo
aud blanchard free turnpike road at the east cen
ter post oC section No. o, Henry Township, and
running west until it intersects with road run
uing north aud south, and there terminate, will
meet At the house Of William Wlsou, in said town
ship, WEDNESDAY,, the 10th day of May lS66.
April Q, 1864. 5OlE
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SuEEWIFF,S SAFE.

Jesse Wyrick ct AL,
VS.. In Wood Common Pleas.
Edward Morrison.
by virtue Of nm orderoi sale issued in the above
cause BY the Clerk of the Courtof Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio, aud to me directed and
delivered, will offer for safe at public vendue al
the door OF the Court House, in Perrysburg Wood
county, Ohio, on L.
SATURDAY, May IN, 1906 ~
B3tween the hours of and O'Clock y. NJ, Of said
day, the following described property, witt
Lots Nos. II, is, 10, 20, and fractional lot No
q, IN A l.. lIntchinson's addition to Milton Cen
ter, in Wood County. Ohio. Appraised st Sl00.
CHARLES w. ENERS, Sheriff.
DoDGE & TYLER, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Perrysburg, April 10, 1866. 5leSG
| IXECUTORS' NOTICE Notice is hereby
| IL given that the undersigned have been duly
! appointed and qualified as EXECUTORS of the last
will and testament of Gabriel L. Guyer, late oi
Wood County, Ohio, deceased. AllpOrsons intc-
rested will govern themselves accordngly.'w
SARAH GUYER, lr,ao,E..
h JOSEPH GUYER, "S'8'
potrvsburp. Aurl Is 1866 .4- Sic
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nELMBoLD's RosT WASH,

44A1A3AA =
An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habits OF
dissipation, used In connection With the Extracts Eucha
and larsaparn, In zach diseases recommended. Evt
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use, ,lt haaGrss Qf MousC5 living witnesses, and ur
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tory letters many of which om tie highest
including eminent Thysci&ns CeFeynen, Gtatcson, &c
The Propreior hes rcsorie0 10 tper publications.
tho newspapers he does not do THIS from tho fact that h
arcleo rank Standard Preparations, and do not need
20 be propPod mp b. certificates. 'f
The Science Of NodioiRe lc he porc Column, shorl,
stand simple pure majestic. having Fact for Its basis
Induction for its pillar and Tsh alone for lis Capital
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Perry Tp., April 13, 1866.

I EGAL NOTlCE.-Notice is hereby given that
IL Samuel NJ. Chlcotc, Administrator on theess
tates of Edward Garry aud Elizabeth tldltz, de-
ccased pnd John and Elizabeth Walters, Execu-
toIs on the estate of Jacob Walters, acceased have
filed their accounts in the Probate Court of Wpod
County, Ohio, for final settlement, and the same
will be for hearing and examination the 9th
day of May, a. ID. 1860. - sa
EDWIN TULLER, Probate Judge. /.
parry Anil ISR6 blrN
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Our Scrip 8uuk.
SCANDAL ON THE BRAIN.

SCANDAL ON TIE BRAIN.
or all the many malndies
And many human Ills
That rack the frame aud fire the blood,
In spite Of drugs and pills
The one that takes the deepest root
And gives the greatest pain,
Aud makes tho patient vennm1us,
ls"Scandal on the Brain"
CmoRrs Blightng, biting, trying, prying,
Seeking spot and stain,
Those are sure, are rabid signs,
OF "Scandal on the Brain"
There's Miss Fritz pry, the dear good soul,
She never thinks of self;
But keeps record Of her friends
Quite handy on tho shelf!
Aud when shea nothing else to do,
She takes the volume down,
And enters all the scraps and bits
OF gossip round the town.
Some people dress and GO to church,
With faces long and prim,
Aud say their morning prayers
And sing thoir Sunday hymn
But Just as soon as church is out,
Some shady nook they gain,
To ease their minds and treat their friends
To "Scandal ON the Brain"
Says Beam to Mote, "oh nave you heard
The strange aud shocking news,
How Mr.. Mil and Mrs. Mill 9I s- rf
lave taken separate powsH
And how tho artful Patience Gale
Was scen--nuw don't you tell
Out walking with u married man;
know him very well.
"And then there's 50 much horrid talk
Abort that Nancy Boggs t.i
They say she really went to ride
With EbencEer Noggs;
And when the Young man started on,
10 leave tho forward Miss,
The ueghbors heard n faint report
II must have been a kiss
"Now, don't you think, last Monday night,
When | went out IN walk, lr.H5
I mot Ned lluntly's wife, aud wo
Had such splendid talk
She told me all about the fair
And I told her, you see,
That awful case a6uut tho Fliuts,
That live at No, s."
And thus you'll find, where'er you 60,
That sOnlo will talk and pry, gl.
And seek to have "a hugot mtsA 49, "
Some other body's pic
But never mind, they're sure to feel
Themselves the sharpest pain, =.
Whom suffering with the dread disease
or Scandal on the brain" mp
SYMPTOMS.
Now, when YOU SEQ person nod,
And wink aud whisper sly, .f,rI..
About what they say mighty " they -
Aud anh IA with N sirh
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Duohu is nuretc, snd will ect eueh IN c. csses
Doth arc proposed on pr-cly scientific Rrineiples-t
racroeeH The most ac.iYe Ct eiaer taa
can be made, ready nad roreusye test will be ro
parson of their properties with laoac rct oriA In "a sl
lowing WORKS; 1# H' H H'i 5
Fee Hilpeasatory of tho United 6tetes, tH
Zee Professor pEwEEs YslGalle vofks on The Pracue
OF rhytlc
Sec rorars made by thO celebrated DR. PItysc, Thll
r eeromaEts Insde ~ 1T ErSEAIa Mcdowell, ceIe
bratoa rhyS.eiNn eAd Aombor oft The Ioycl College
Surgeons, IIolanl, and puS.ed n TIC Transactions
the King nEl Queens Journal.
SEQ Nedleo-chrrrgiesl Review, published BY D=SJs
TRAvERs. Fellow OF the Eoy-l College of Surgeons.
Gee mos: Of tho late standard works on Medicine.
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A DMlNISTR ATORiS N0TlCE.- Notice is
"A hereby given that the undersigned was, on
the 9th day of April, A D.. 1856, duly appointed
and qualified as Administrator dc bouis non on the
following estates, to-wit On tho estate Of VIM H..
Courser, deceased on the estate of dennis Nc
Cnnnell deceased; and on the estate of John Hen
ry ObeIhouse, deceased, with the will anne xed.
ID. d. BATES, Admr. as aforesaid
Perrysburg, April Q, lS10, 5ol
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Keep your accounts. Ba able to tell Mt
the end of the year how much money you
have received how much you have paid
out, aud how you stahd with tho world.
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IN REGARD TO EGGS.
TESTIMONIALS.

On jane 3, 1884 put four or Ave Of Ingersoll's
Patent Preserved Esgs under diGfrent hens, which
remain ed under during the who tme Of incnbation.
They were then taken out and 1thnd perfectly good,
that they were eaten ON my own table
Respectfully, yours, IOuN MAClNTZER,
Foot Of lsist street, harlem, n. Y.
August II, 1864.
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BLOOD BLooD! BLOOD!
HeIrnDO1d9S
NOT A FEW

OF the worst disorders that GElot mankind nGise from the
corruption that accumulaol iRo Cood CT all the dis
coyeres that havo radc TO parGo out mono eaa
equel 10 effect uEL,tBoLD's Co,rerSD EXTRACT OF Sac
sAPARILIA II cleansc aud resoyaes tao Flood, nsts
the ylgor OF health into tho eyso and purgos out the
hunors which make disease IL stimulates the healthy
functions the body aud cxpss The disorders that ro
end ran,o In tho blood. Such remedy that could 10
ro has long been sought for md now for the frst
mo tho pahlic have which they depend. Our
space here docs not admit Of chow It's effects
bat the trial of single bottle win show to the sick that Il
has Its virtues surpaang anything they hsyc taken.
Two tablespoorsu of the Extract Of sarsOpara added
pint of water equal tAe Hsboa Dict Drink and
bottle is flly equal gallon ofthe yp Of sarsa'
parilla or the decoctien as usually made.
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sYM PToMs.

The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very
slight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more sem
sitive to the changes of temperature. In this
condition the nose may be dry, or slight dis
charge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and"
adhesive, may enSue.
AS the disease, becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed
inquality; they are now thick and heavy, and
are hawlred or coughed OFF! The seoretcns
are offensive, causing bad breath; the voice
thick and nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense
of smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place. t' I'h ~
Another common and important symptom OF
Catarrh is, that the person is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning of a thick or sliIny
mucous, which has fallen from the head dur
ing the night. When this takes place, the
person may be sure that his disease is on it's
way TO the lungs, and should lose no time in
arresting it.
The aSove are but few of tho many Catarrhl y
alsyinptoms Write to our Laboratory for
our pamphlet Describing fully all symptoms;
it will be sent FREE TO any address. Also
directions where to procure the medicine.
We are daily receiving letters from soldiers
in the army, and others in all parts Of the Un-
ion, aud also humorous testimonials from
those Using it, bearing evidence of its infalli-
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money in aletter TO us, and we win send the
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Address Pr. ID. II. SEELYE & Co, f~"'
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Thet day Of April last, 1864, / put seven eggs,
prepared by In gersos new Pateat Proofunder hen,
The eggs we're not removed al any time during the
period ot incubation. all excerpt out in
good condition and unehan ged. About n an day OF
June pat few OF the preserved eggs out In the sun
and left them, daS aud night for ak weeks and the
most Of them kept good; l think three out Of the
twelve bad aud they kept almost as we'll IN
one place another. THOS. NICHOLS,
August 81, lsS4. n ~. 4 AIms Z
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Perrysbnrg, Aprll Ip, I80b.
a TTACluMENT NOTICE.

Caleb q. Minkler, plaintiff VS.. John L. Green,
IT,, defendant. Before Edward X. Sage, j. T.. of
Montgomery Township, Wood County, Ohio.
. On the 18th dag Of March, Al, D. 1868, said JUS
tice issued order of attachment IN the abovesac-
tOn, for tho Gum of ScvCntv-one Dollars and Fifty
Cents. WM. Il. BRYANT, Atty for pltG {,
April z 1866. 5Oc* =
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Ferry Tp, April II, ISJO. = DC
a TsEAeHMENT NOEICE.-. = -

David Hays, plOintia VS. Jamrs Z. Stalcr, de-
fendant. t.-lIefure Jnhn Norris, j. p, of Perry
Township, Wood County, Ohio 20
On the 18th day of April A. y. 1888, said Jus-
tice issued an Order of Alta chment in the above
action, for the sum of two hundred and twenty.
nine dollars and three csnts (S229 O3(
Perry Tp., April l3, 1866. BIC
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Union Business Institute,
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We do NOT GUARANTEE situations to our gradu
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Potrysburg, April IS, 1906.
a TT TACEIMENT NOTICE =

David Hays, phintif, vs. James E. staler,d dc
fendant.-Before John Norris, J. T., of Perry
Township. Wood County, 0ho. =
Onthc 18th day of April A. d. 1868 ,said JUS
tice issued nn Order Of Attachment in the abDye
action for tic SUN Of twn hundred aud twelve dol
lars and fifty cents t$2l2 j0).
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sYMrroMs.

Now, whom you see person nod,
And wink aud whisper sly,
About what "they say mighty " they -
Aud end It with sigh,
just set that man and woman down
As rabid; for Ills plain,
They've got the most malignant type
OF Scandal ON the Brain"
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DORfABLE BUCKEYE CIDER-MILL and
PRESS, manufactured at Springfield, Ohio
the best Portable Mill aud Press in use.
We sell at manufacturer prices.
CROOK & FREEMAN.
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us TERMS. at 1 Hr
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To any WHO have doubts concerning where to
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one week with Us, and find We have deceived you
by false representations ssk for your tuition fee,
and il viii be refunded. .
For full particulars, send for a Catalogue and
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7 EGAL NOTICE. Davis u. Bates, Admhis-
IL traitor de bonis ON the estate of John 0ber-
house. deceased has filed his account in the Pro-
bate Court of Wood County for final settlement,
and the same will be for hearing on the 2Sthday
Of April, A, u. 1858.
EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
Perry sbnrg, April Q, 1905. 900