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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-07-06

In anlyzing the ash OF corn stalks, Pro
fsssor Johnson found il TO contain of soda
t@ol hundred aud eighty.six parts in one
Thousand. or more than one-Qu Tter of the
mineral elements of the stalk, The ash of
wheat straw contains only two parts OF
soda In one thousand barley and rye three
each, and oats ninetV.seven. Thus il ap-
pears that soda is an important element in
the corn stalk aud the best way of supply.
ing il directly TO the plant that we know of,
IL TO apply top-dressing of common salt
(ehloride OF solium). Salt aud ashes mixed
and dropped by hand in small quantities
on each hill, will often have wonderful
effect in improving tho appearance of the
corn. Especially is that the case when the
plants look yellow, and arc backward aud
untluifty. Aud auy thing which invigor.
Rtes the young corn, aud creates rank
stalk, is apt to induce an abundant yield OF
grain. This application is likewise as good
as any remedy known to prevent the dep.
relations of the cut.wOrm. We hope some
of our readers will try some experiments
in this Hue during the season, 81 report
them to the RWrdL Try some rows acl oss
the corn Geld with salt some with ashes,
some with plaster, 80, and observe which
gives the best results.
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our Recipe for Making Currant
W1ne,

N We believe that we have az good currant
q vino as is made by the generality'oi peo.
ple-some think It IL unexcelled. We con.
fcss we never drank better. The process
Vf making is simple, but none of its require
menls should be departed from. It is as
follows: sI sH tit.7.. sisq '-H .
First, crush the currants effectually,
then plme them in a strong bag, and press
the inioo ont, by whatever means will effect
it best thcn, to, each quart Of Juice add
three pounds of doublc-refined sugar, aud
as much water as Will malSu ono gallon.
Good brown sugar will answer, but not so
we'll in retaining the fine flavor of the wine
though it will give II more body.
To make a ton-gallon keg Of wine il will
require ten quarts Of cIri ant juice and
thirty pounds Of sugar, filled up with water.
BE sure that the sugar Ia we'll dissolved
by rolling over or shaking the cask but
we prefer mixing ell together before put.
ting into tho caRk, IN an open vessel, in
which Il should remain forty-eight hours,
and frequently skinned. Fermentation
will begin In one or two days, the bbng
being removed, and will optinne son q
two or three weeks. After it has saiireis
ceased fermenting rack off carefully, then
scAldh out tho barrel, return the wine to the
cask, tightly bung up, and leave uudis
sturhed for ak us0uths before Nshg, when
II preferred, il can be bottled. 1t requires
no clearing substance or spirituous liquor
Of any kind, as il is much better without
either, t H ..... .a1
The keg, cask or whatever vessel il may
Ho made in, should BE- full aud az fermenta
tion 10 goiOg on, and the extraneOus sub
stances thrown out Of the bung, the vesse
should be kept full by adding sufiicien
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farm aud Aollsrhuld.



Farmers aud others are frequently deter
rod from painting their fences aud boildiugs
by the expensiveuess Of lead and oil. aud
thslabor Of mixiug and spreading the paint
Z ,sometimls iho objects 70 be eoIored are
somewhat old and dilapidated, aud Il is
hardly considered wofth while q expeud
much money IN improving their external
sppearahee.) Cheap waShes and paints,
that may be mixed aud applied by any ono,
would DO useful VI euch casca, aud We
present our readers with some good recipes.
derived from various authorities,
Take bushel Of we'll burnt iime, white
and unslaked so pounds Of Spanish whit
ing, IL pounds Of rock salt, and IL pounds
Of brown ,augar, Slake tho lime and sfi
E ont any coarae humps and MIX Il into ~
good whitewash with about 40 gallons OF
water, and then add the other Ingredients
aud stir the whole together thoroughly,
and put on two or threo coats with com
mon brush. This is cheap paint Five
dollars worth ought TO make the buildings
look q hundred dollars worth better. This
Il makes c1at that does not wash off, or easily
rub on, and il looks well, while Il will 20
81 iar to preserve the wood. II is, therefore,
especially adapted to the outside Of build.
ings thatare exposed othe weather. Three
ojats are needed on brick aud two on wood.
n you want 10 get fine cream COLOR. add
three pounds Of yellow ocllro to the above
Ifyon prefer fawn color, add fouf pounds'
Of umber, Que pound OF Indian red, aud
ono pound Of llmpblaclS. II You want q.
gray or stone color, adj -four pounds of
raw umber and two pounds Of lamphaok
This win DO more durable than common
wlTitewash.
The'fOllOwiny cheap and excellent paint
p ~ oottuges Is recommended by Downing
isi II forms q hard surface, and is far more
durable than common paint. II will be
found preferable to common paint for pic.
trcsque country houses of all kinds;
d Take freshly burned unslioked lime and
ycduoe il to powder. TO one peck or one
bnshcl Of this add the same quantity Of fine
white sand or fne coal ashes, and twice as
d-nr.ct ffesh wool ashes. all these being
sfted through fine sieve. They should
then be- thoroughly mixol together whls
dry. Afterwards Ink them with as much
Il, common linseed oil as will m Ike the whole
r. thin enough to wo K freely with pa 'nteI' 9
% brush. This will make paint of Hight
l' gray stone color nearly white. To make il
Itwn or drab, add yellow ochre and Indian
red; II drab is desired adj burnt umbor,
Indian red. and little black if dark stone
81 color. add lampblack or if brown stone.
@ then aid Spanish brown. All these colors
should, Of course, be mixed in oil aud then
added, This paint is much cheaper than
common oil pAiut. II is equally we'll suited
to wood, brick, or stone II Is better to
apply IL IN two coats the first thin, the
second thick.-Rwdl Neio Yorkey. ,.5
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
AT THE CASH STORE OF
WILLIAM & H. H. HOUSTON.

DRY GOODS-A General Assert
ment.
BOOTS AND SHOES-Of our own
manufacture, and warranted likewise to measure.
READY-MADE CLOTIlING-Als
warranted to measure.
GROCERIES-A Full Assortment.
Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Spices, Cider Vinegar, Good
Pork, Fish, Flour, &C., constantly on hand of the
best brands.
Soaps, Candles, Sperm and Tallow, Coal Oil,
&c., of the best kinds.
HARDWARE = OF every Variety.
Axes, Shovels, Spades, Forks, Grain Scoops, APP
Pile Parers Shovels aud Tongs, Tacks, Nails, Shoe
Findings, Butts and Screws, Door-Locks and Door
Trimmings, uorse-Cards, Brushes and COmbsi
Powder, Shot, Lead, Caps, &c., for Sportsmen;
Nails Glassware, &C., &c., &c.
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE-A
full assortment. The place to buy Dishes Of all
kinds, for keeping house with. Stone and Hollow
Ware. Glassware of every variety.
szSs~ Those CASH persons who want the worth Of
their cash. will do well to look at our Goods before
purchasing elsewhere. Our motto is, The Saucy
Cash Trade" WM. & II. II, HOUSTON.
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orr Scrap auok.
nEATITupEs FoR DAVIS.


I'VE repredsce the following, not as strictly or
tho,isz, but as a very fair specimen Of rode
strength II netr;caI composition. The sandusky
Register cIains that Il beats DANTE at bis own
game, and we believe Il dOes, for twill be difficult
70 find forty lioesin ths Inferno" sbss contain
such condemnation Of horrors as do these. The
present lines wsro written By. agraurusd soldier
who is now q student in Iowa College. AfteI
reading this, JEEFHRsoS DAVIS will doubtless
look upon the EaIlows d AldSury dsvoutly to be
wTeis aRO7 Tg19k al02
May hooling owls and whzzing bats,
And howliug dogs and splitting cats,
Aud bumble- bees and singing gnats,
Aud ratuesnakes aud Norway rats
Feed on his liver, gnaw his heels,
And tickle every nerve that feelsj
While little demons pinch his nose,
Aud weasois pibble AZ his toes, -,
May every cppj once filled With bliss,
With hre and fury soethc and hiss,
Aud all the joys on life's drear waste W
Prove Dead Sea apples 10 his taste.
May pallid fear sit on his walls,
And Iibby's ghosts iiit through his halls,
May Nightmares rob him Of his rest,
HE pillow bo hornets nest,f Hr
Aud Gil lis softest feathcr-bed fnnt rU7UI
With porcupines, botll alive and dead
MAY "gray backs" be his constant care,
And "harl-taok" /" petrifed, his farol
May ioOthache make his dander riz, '.i.
Aud twnge his nerve with rheumatic; :"
May yellow jackets build their nest
Within the lining Of his vesti
81, In, short, may. eyerytliing cOnspire
To al his mouth with Goals OF fire
And whom Earth's syefy stinsing darl
Has pierced the craven traitors heart
Consign him 10 Cimmerian ponds,
And bind him with Confederate bonds
Where dead mems skulls, with ghasty grins,
Remind the traitor OF his sins
Where scorpions crawl and adders hiss
Throughout the deep, dark, dread abyss
Where allgators cleaTe the spheres
And erocUdiles shed briny tears, NJ
And wood-Pilss, full Of nggers," rise
Like sable ghosts before his eyes;
There may the doomd wretch ever dwell
Dsholding Heaven, but feeling He'll .uHl d
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Henry Lundy, Administrator
dc bonis non OF the estate OF In Probate Court,
Joseph Russell, deceased, Petition
Va. 10 sell Land.
James kussell Il al.

Nohtc NuAselN ~ NJ.
To Susan Wright, whose place of residence Is
unknown 20 plaintiff,
You are hereby informed, that ON the 25th day
OF April, 1855, said Administrator Dc bonis non
nled his petition In the Probate Court Of Wood
County, Ohio, the object aud prayer of which is to
obtain an order Cor the sale OF the following real
estate in Wood County, Ohio, of which the said
Joseph Russell died seized, or so much thereof as
may be'neeeSsary to pay the debts OF said deee-
dent, to-wit;
The homestead and farm upon which the said
Joseph Russell resided at the time of his deeease,
being the undivided two-thirds Of the northeast
quarter OF section No, thiTtyt three t3S), Of tow
ship No. tive 90 north range No. eleven II east.
Also, the west two-thirdS sSl of the east halt Of
the southeast quarter, less the northwest corner,
OF section No. twenty-eight (9Sl, of the township
aud range Aforesaid, IN Wood County, Ohio.
Said cause will be for hearing ON MONDAY,
the 10th day Of July, AID, 1884, az no oelsek A NJ.
HENRY LUNDl, Administrator de bonis non
Of the estate of Joseph Russell, decea sed.
SLEvIN & RARsOSS, Attorneys.
Perrysburg, June rs, lSa6, leslie 50
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DETIrIoN TO SELL LAND.
John Weaver, Admir-, rr prob,,o conr,

John Weaver Admir- Tn Probate Court.
Margaret Roberts ct al. Wood County, Ohio.
Mary A. Leathers Edith o. Lcathers Margaret
Roberts and Amos Roberts, whose places of resi-
donce in the State of Michigan, are hereby no.
tifcd that the 25th day of June, 1860, the said
John Weaver, Administrator of the estate of Harri-
son I'cathers, late of Wood County, Ohio, now de-
ceased, fled his petition in the Probate Court of
said county, setting forth that the amount of per-
sonel property belonging to said estate is $75 the
total debts, including widows allowance, S3O6 67,
besides the personal property taken by the widow
at its appraised value. That the costs of admin
istration is estimated at 5000. That said Harrison
heathers died seized in fee simple of the north end
OF the east 4 of the southeast y of section SO,
town 3, range 10 ,oast-27 acres of land, more or
less. That said Mary A. and Edith 0. Loathers,
together with the other defendants named in said
petition are the widow and heirs. .at-law Of said
Harrison Leathcrs and praying that said real es-
tate be advertised aud 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 for hearing on SATURDAY, the 4th day of
August, 1865, JOHN WEAVER.
DoDoE 4 TYLER, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Perrysburg, June 25, 1885, 9dSS Is
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Thirst An Australia.

II is already, though only an hour after
sunrise, very hot there is tho cOppery
glare about the MOI Invest portion of the
sky which always accompanies hotwind !;
there 10 dull smoky look about the horizon
that porten is q regular scorohsr ! and
though he is as yet only about four miles
from the fringe OF tall trees that skirts the
river. they already, begin to look cloudy
and ind atinct. The dray track Is almost
lobliierated, and the walking among the
low salt bushes and cotton bushes is very
had. 1he bundleman begins to think he
woul have been wiser to have followed
round the rivers, where ho would have
had beaten track shade and water, than
to face the plain for the sake of shorter
cut. However, ho Is good walker, and
does not care for the heat ho marches o.,
with his bundle on his back and his 9billy"
in his hand. lie has done some twelve or
thirteen miles, tho sun is almost perpen.
dicularly over his hoad, aud he is out Of
sight Of the river timber-faiily out to
sea. as 1t were. He throws down the roll
OF blankets, sits on them, opens the "billy,"
aud finds that a good deal of the precious,
water has leaked he drinks q little; il is
very precious, but he pourc few drops
ipto the lid Of tho pot for his dog, who,
poor fellow, is suffering already, and looks
IN S, So 80 o -, hrno.,.
sn"'.,, 10. We s,',,.;a VI oro ,' p,v,~s 80.
SI1'on "'"mi's dnn ny mVui' W :" uv,e
~ S.,1. mo"'y se'As sneep ou,,o" Az. NJ I, e"om
u,'"i u'"" ~, pio.oS "o'oae t"e sHo.Gn
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ZINES. w.; ~ wv .y n.a Tn"s so W." ,,',.
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NY w,pu vu,ns y,'s n's eyes Nnp "Ilps u'S nTs,
NnI mo ano.e,e"s sN n.a PMo"e" .n'u'n INV
eue noh muu alew u'ops VI 'ae prceIous p'S
wNy. 'e..S ""sT,nsu .T, o"ouS", 'oo. W spe'e
ms uos "sne; ne ws,or uoes not reI.es,l !,
hlm muen, lot =, lsvery warm anu mewklsn
anu .he run o, tue TN po' utmost soorIues
ms Ups; a. Ilst ne sees uark gray oiouu
suSpenueu over tne horizon, quHerins ~
.ne ei"re o' reneo,cu ncat' uo, SHOWS
u9' clo"u 70 oe ,ne low uuhoer Wa, sNI's
Ihe ury oe1 OF tne twenty miie lake ne
eSpeotS 10 nhu water IN PIT aug on ts
eoSs' .prpSlng me ast ei ms sioro' he
| NtHSd OH noIe quVkiyi kuoWuk inut Ou
| SOCn DAY the trees WOulu not Do Vl6lble
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Every person who tolls daily upon
farm In warm weather should be careful
TO practice a system Of abution at the
close of each days labor. Sometimes he
may be SO exhausted as to render this any.
thing but an inviting performance yet by
its omission he losos much OF the refresh.
m mt which the hours of repOse are de.
Aligned 10 impart. Cleanliness OF person is
essential 20 sound and refreshing sumber,
hence the labor Of keeping ones person
clean, is amply repaid by tho elasticity
which follows from nightly ablutiOns. be-
fore retiring TO rest. These are especially
requisite during the haying aud harvesting
season when profuse Precipitation is q Ger.
tain concomitant Of hard and protracted
labor. Keep clean and sleep soui dy-go
TO bed unwashed aud rise in the morning
unrefTeshed. with feeling of lassitude
which the exertions OF tho day will hardly
be able TO remove.--RuraI Ne,S Yorker.
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4 EGAL NOTICE.
Stephen Emch, plaintiff,

Elizabeth West, Morgan West, Marga- nv
ret Zimmerman, Samuel Zimmerman, ~ -, W. oou
Rosanna Emoh, Samuel Emch, So Npiihlon p,
phia Emch, Susanna Emch, Elizabeth ti'e"s'
Epker, John Henry Epker. aud Ann
4. Constantine, defendants, -ae. -r.
The aboyo-named defendants are hereby notified
that the plaintiff did, on the Goth day OF June, A.
ID. 1865, file his petition in the Clerks Office of the
Court of Common Pleas, OF Wood County, Ohio,
tho object and prayer Of which is to obtain parti-
ton Of the following Lands and teuements, situate
10 Wood County and State Of Ohio, tn wit The W
k of the n 4 of the ne u Of section %; and the
east part of the g NV Il section %; aud the south
part Of the q Sc 4 aud the east part Of the
north e of the y Sc y of section 20; aud the
north part of the ne y OF the ne 4 of section S5
all In township 9, north of range ~ east and con-
tanning one hundred and thirty acres.
The plaintiff demands partition of the sbove-de-
scrbed premises, and also that dover may be as
signed TO the defendant, Elizabeth Epker, therein
The plaintiff demands ope-fourth of said premises.
Aud the defendants are requir, d to answer or de
muir 10 said petition by or before the 18th day OF
November, A, d. 1866, and in default thereof
Judgment will be given in accordance with the
prayer Of said pedtion. --srt
ASHER COOK, Atty for Plaintiff.
Pcrrysburg, June 20, 1866 9fSl22S
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nITCU NOTICE.-Netice Is hereby given
IL to all those concerned that there has been n
petition filed with the Clerk Of Henry Township,
praying for the location Of ditch, drain or water
course, commencing at or near the Wilson Ditch;
thence west 4 mile through the center Of section
80 To the township road thence north near the
center of the northwest quarter of section 80, y
mile To Portage Creek, and there terminate. Said
petition will be for hearing on SATURDAY, june
80, 1896, at O'Clock p. NJ, at the house OF J. c.
Myers, in said township. j. G. MYERS.
Henry Tp., June Is, 1880. obS
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YoUSd lady went into store to buy
piacs OF music, entitled. when | sleep |
dream Of thee !" but by a ludicrous mistake.
she astonished the young man by inqniring
il he had the music entitled, "When !
dream | sleep with thee"
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"MANNA, said Harry, bright little fellow
Of three, who had bitten into large cavity
in a doughnut, instead Of getting good
mouthful as he anticipated, please give me
another dOuehunt; this amt good one !;
its all WeaTed cut"
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D0AD NOTICE.--Notioe IL hereby given that
N the viewers aud surveyor on the proposed
county road, commencing at the southeast corner
Of section eight town sevcn UD north of range
twelve (l2i east, and running from thence west on
the section line between sections ant ~ and
and 49, Of same town and range, and continuing
west 10 The center Of section 36, town >, north oi
u. n. R.-.wil meet AZ the house OF Charles Coy,
on THURSDAY, the goth day of July, 1866,
June q, 1896 odH
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WoRK ron WEr DAYS. .--Lpok after your
implements and tools. Do not let them lie
around in ont of tho way places. to get
rusty, but have "a place for everything,
and everything ia its place" These are
the days TO attend to them, and when you
are through. and have looked over your
cattle and sheep, take your paper in hand
and see If yon cannot get soino new ideas
10 work upon wlen the rain is over.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
nTrUm LETTING-NO. as.

Notice IL bcTcby given that uilet TO the low
est and best bidders, In separate secHons, all the
unfinished work Of Ditch No. 80, at the house Of
NJ. n. Jack son, I'd Montgomery Township, on FRI
DAY, July 10, A, d. 1899, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Plan and specifications OF hework Rnd coudi-
tions Of sale exhibited aud made known on the day
Of sale. 6ot GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Audftor's Once, Wood Co, ,0, VI
Perrysburg, June "a, 1869. ocS3 so
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A DMINISTRAToR'S NOTICE. - Notice is
"A hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified as Administrator on
the estate of Gabriel +. Guyer, deceased. late Of
Wood County, Ohio. All persons interested will
take notice aud govern themselves accordingly.
DANIEL GulER.
Perrysburg, June 10, 1866. Sds