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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-30
Curing PORK nnd MANS.

A correspondent of the american Far.
mer, Rochester, says:
The management OF pork and hams,
though brought under the same head, il
essentially aud wholly different. We will
begin in the very important item of curing
hams. Albright, sweeily favored liam may
Mt all times be obtained with little care,
Wvtgh sixteen, poupds OF ham to one
pound Of Salt, an1 one ounce Of saltpeter
finely pulyerized; rub them with. this in
some weasel until wall incorp porlted then
lay these hams on q shelf, or il more, con-
venient, Ia q barrel, placing on them the
surplus sslt5 ilrA few days; ;fnb again, and
if necessary again, until they have taken in
all the salt, when they are ready for smok-
ing, which should be done before fl,es make
their appearance in the spring, and until
they are qnite dark, or almost black, when
ehey must be taken down, and sewed up in
a close litting clotll or bag, with a paper
doubled several thicknesses on tho flesh
side! Then tie closely, hang up and give
rNo or three good coats of whiteWash.
They may then hang IN the garret all sum.
fnerO or in any dry place, BY observing
this method they can be kept any longth
Of time, unless they prove - excellent that
yon eat them very soon, s,. l.
Pork, though derived from tho same ami.
hAal, 10 OF ant entirely dlGsreat taste. aud co.
quires different management lu those days
OF double refinement, It will be thought
quite vulgar, we suppose, TO give attention
tO the curing OF pork aud especially 10 al.
vooate the eating of H. aDl aeu
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There is nothing healthier or more pal.
6table, for winter use, than buckwheai
cakes. When one cS.nos in from his out.
door labor, with his inward man crOmped
and chilled with the ICY breath of winter,
what gives him more whole-souled satistac-
tion than IN see pretty, smiling wire load,
ing the table down with great piles of
huckwheat cakes, hot aud steam'ng from
tlle anIph 'griddle. Aud there ia knacS
mmaking them rich and palatable, in tho
absence OF sonr milk; a real knack. The
females Of my household have most he.
witching art in this department This is
ths way they make those doliclous, huify
charming cakes know 50 well how to Nj.
prepiats iani they bring economy into their
service, teli,yeu. That ia half in living.
First, they start their cakes to rising, by
mixing them with light omptyings, warm
water and buekwheat -four, letting il stand
TO rise. Just before baking, they put IN
saleratus enough to sweeten it, Then what
cakes there are left after baking, they Pot
TO soak IN warm water, and whom soft mix
in (aiding more warm water) more salt and
more flour. Thus thero is Ithng lost aud
the cakes are much improved. ......
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AGENTS WANTED
--FoR-
Frank MOOre's New work,
= WOMEN OF The WAR"

a GENTS viii ana this book Of REAL nERIr and
~ Intrinsic value-suHJEcr New--lRrENsELV tNrER.
gsrtN0 and kNCirtN0. No work attracted and en-.
gagged tho public mind like this. Bvery body wants A.
aud thousands viii purchase soon As an opportn.
niy Is Afforded tAeta. Read what Agents say Ofit,
one experienced Agent writes Il 10 the easiest aud
peAsaatest book he ever cAnVass~d for aud SAYS
people delighted With Il, the Ladies' especially
Another says "Wouen ef the War" ls The book
Of the season.
Another; lSI oRDERs IN ZOOS DAYS
One reports AZ orders The hrst day of cauvasslnE
Intelligent active aALEs or FHSALks viii hnd the
sale Of rms work pleasant and LuCnATlvE employ.
ment fns hooK mas No CoAPEuroR-Ir cos ~ "a Esu
AND NEW 40 Tnr PEorLE, rHg TgRRTORy n CLEAa
Agents pnderaiand tho kpRAErA aka In thit RuaAaa.
FOR full particulars tend Tor Circular.
Address NArlONAb PUBhISllISG CO.,
29d las West FOURTH. street, Cinslnaa o.
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Z Notice Is hereby given, 10 all those concerned
that petition has been Hed in this Office, praying
Tor the elocaton of ditch, drain or water course,
commencing at tho center post Of section eleven
(ll), town 4 north, range east. and running from
thence north about one mile and quarter on the
half section line of sections Nos. and III Of said
town AMI range to the southeast corner Of the
north half of the northwest quarter of said section
q from thence east until il intersects an old ditch
thence north along the linz OF said old ditch until
il crosses the road On the line between the town-
ships of Weston and Milton thence west about six
rods thence north until Il intersects the ditch on
the east side OF the d. & NJ. X. r.; thence down
said Il. r. ditch until il intersccts ditch No. 3 aud
there terminate.
That the surveyor and engineer has made due
report setting forth the availability and necessity
of said ditch aud that the time for the hearing
OF the same has been set on the 2Sth day ofDecem-
Dor, 1850,
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.,
PerVysburR, Nov. 81, 1866. 30dsS so
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nurom NOrICE-No. 100.

Notice Is hereby given, that Asher Cook aud
othcrs have filed petition 10 this 0itco, praying
for the locating, establishing and constructing OF
ditch, drain, orwatcr- course, under the act pro-
yiling for the establishing aud constructing Of
bitches, drains and water-cohrses, passed March
~, 1851, commencing al tho foot " the ridge on
the line between road tracts number sixteen (lBl
aud seventeen (i7), In Prrrysburg Township and
running thence north along said line 70 the south
line of section eleven (Ilcin town four ~ U. >.
R.. thence through said section on the half section
line TO ntcrscct the ditch eHptyihg into Dry Greek.
That the surveyor and engineer has made due
rpport setting forth the Availability nhd necessity
Of the same, plat and profile Of wlrieh have been
filed in this Office, aud that the same will be for
hearing before the Commissioners of Wood County,
on the 2Sth day of December, A. d. 1865.
r.u GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
AUDITORS Office, Wood Co., o., .9
Perrysburg, November 2s, 1905. SldS7 so
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate,

TN obedience to an order of sale issued 10 me by
\ the Probate Court Of Wood County, ohi9 Es Till
the 22d day Of December, 1859, at o'clock in the
afternoon the following described real estate, sub
ject to the widows dover thereon, to.wit: j.
The west half Of the east half of the northwest
quarter Of section number ten 10), township num-
ber five t5l, north of range number nine t9) east
containing forty acres, more or less, situate in
Wood County, Ohio. Appraised at s73S.
Terms of Sale -0ne-half in hand, the other half
in one year from day Of sale, with interest; de-
iicrred payments to be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold aN
JOHN CAMPBELL, Administrator
of John Snyder, deceased.
Weston Tn November 30, 1866 9Osa6
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LEGAL ADvERTTgEMENTsl
nnIrnII NnrICE-No. aq..

Notice Is hereby given, that 8. Liri,p hiss filcda
psfllf1n inshs Office, praying FOR the locating, e.
tsllIshing and constructing Of q ditch, dtain, ~
watcr-courso, under the act providing for the es-'
tablshing aud constructing Of bitches, drains and
water.courses, passed March q, 1861, commence
lng on the centor Of the r T. Road where IL cross
bs the south line Of Perrysburg Townships thence,
tlwhere the mid road tlla sncoDd tmu orotees he
west branch u Crane Greek, snd therc terminate.
That the surveyor and engineer has made due
report setting forth the availability and necessity
Of the same, plat and profile Of which has been
fled in this office, and that the same will be for
hearing before the Commissioners Qf Wood County
on the 2su dayor Decenber,, a. D. 1905.
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditdf's ofllce, Wood Co., o.,
Peirysburg, November 2s, 1865. 3lds7 90
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nrrcII NOTICING. ion

Notice Is hereby given that Joseph Demiling aud
wneIs 9Ste ,ileu Irsis,y. = .his qlsee, Pr~yic
ditch, drain or water course, under the act prpvid
ing for The establishing aud constructing OF ditolIr
rs, drains aud water-c0urses, passed March ~,
1861, commencing at the corner OF sections ~, 80,
(l2)e and running thence north, through Lake
Township, on said section line, and continuing on
into town eight lS) north, range twelve (l2) east
unt Il comes 20 sufficient outlet, and there ter
minate, ,sIq nm f.f4.t. .vf.
report, setting forth the availability and necessr.y
ot the sgme, plat and profile, oC which lave been
filed IN this Office, and that the same will be for
hearing before the Commissioners Of Woed County,
on the 28th day Of December, 1868, s,1. 49, IA
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.,
/ Perysburg, November Is, 1866. 2lds7 so
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Let ever housckeoper lay in good snp.
ply ot apples, aud il will he the mos econom.
ieal investment in tho whole rengo Of
eulinaries. A raw mellow apple is digestod
In an, hour aud hall. while boiled cabbage
requires five, hours. The most healthy
desert that can be placed on the table, ts a
baked apple. II eaten Frequently at break.
fast. with coarse breai ARd butter, without
meat or flesh Of any kind, il has an admira-
BILE effect on the general system ofteU 70.
moving constipation, correcting aoiditios,
and cooling of fsrbrile conditions more
olfectually than tho most approved medi
cines II families could be induced TO sub
siltute apples, sound and ripe. for pies,
cakes and sweetmeais, with which their
Shillreh are too frequently stuffed, there
would be diminntion in tue sum fetal of
DOCTORS bills, ia a single year sufficient 10
lay in stock Of this delicious fruit for the
whole seasons use.
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ESTRAY.--Taken up on the 10th day Of No
II yember, ls66, as stray, in Bloom Township,
Wood Co., Ohio, by the subscriber, who there
resides, a dark brindlo Cow. with white spot on
rump, aud some white on her belly, supposed TO
be Rbout 10 years uld, medium size. No marks or
brands perceivable, ISAAC FRANKS,
November IL, 1868, .aa 29dA
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buy cheap and get good, reliable instrument. A
order in moving, and there being no person to put
diuon and materially injured.
/ buy my Pianos at the Lowest Cash Prices,
profit on each one. l now ask you to consider
on or Organ, write me, giving name and place of
&C., it shall not be my fault.
Instruments securely Packed to
saI Send for Circulars. Sheet Music, Band
cry thing usually kept in First Class Music
the Lowest Prices. Any Piece of Music sent
Teachers supplied at the usual rates. All Orders
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Rtce PuDDISo WITHOUT EGGs.-0ne cup Of
rice, one Of sugar. one Of butter, one Of
rsisinS two quarts Of milk after mixing
the ingredients, let il stand an hour before
putting II .fe oven. Bake two hours.
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LNXECUToRs NOTICE. Notice is hereby
pointed aud qualified as Executor Of the last will
apd testament OF John Ohilcote, deceps sed late pf
Wood County, Ohio. All persons interested will
govern themselves acc0rdihgly.
.1 SAMUEL NJ. QHlLC0TE, in. .
perrSsburg, November "a, 1868. 3ldS
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A PRiNrR in Ohio says they don't brag
ou thS size Of their babias. but they are
q mySt .uacomnon sure crop.
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RENOVATING FEATHERS.

The process extracts all the animal OIL dust,
moths and scent, rendering the Feathers remarka.
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c nsequently more durable.
Your Beds will be called for aud returned. Per-
feet satisfaction given, or no pay required. Our
price is 50 80 each, including ailows. A liberal
discount made TO persons furnishing f,e or more
Beds at Que time, Send In your orders early.
r. @. COwLES, Proprietor.
PervysburE, October 5, 1864. stm$
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ranted for Five Years.

ing these superior Melodeons, including
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Now, let me give you reasons why 1t will be 70
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Attention, Housewives,
FEATHERS RENOVATED.

TTNEE subscribers would respectfully announce
l. to the citizens OF this place aud vicinity that
he has taken rooms opposite the Exchange Hotel,
and has SGT up Que OF Baylie's Pateut Steam Rem
ovatOrs, for
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
III. G. RETTIG "a CO.

THE undersigned take this method TO inform the
i public Of Perryshdrg aud vicinity that they
have fitted up Tailoring Embellishments on
Front street, two doors east Of che Exchange Ho-
tel, where they have an excellent stock Of
Cloths. Cassimsres and vestings,
OF every style and variety, aud will be prepared
al ali times TO Cut, Pit aud Make 10 order any art-
Gle Of Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel AFTER the
latest style, and Ia the most approved and salts
factory manner. Give us a call.
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sL0AN'S C0MDITI0N POWDER

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nTrCn NoTscn-No. lOa.

OF JOHN NhYUbTI UuCeHsI
Weston Tp., November 22, 1865. 30e
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-02
Commercial Matters.

New YORK, August The CONNER.
cials money article says: The stock
market was more active at the morning
board, and, with one or two exceptions,
railroad list was / per cent. higher;
Hudson River advanced to 1914; Reading
was in demand, and Pittsburg $50;
Northwestern preferred at 67ia67f III
advance; Camden Il Amboy in demand;
Commercial stock brings &c higher and
is preferred at &c; Government stocks
quiet but steady 7-30s second series inn
proved &c. There was no quotations by
the Atlantic cable today, which has
kept the Transactions in government
stocks in suspense To day an offer was
submitted by private parties to the
Stock Exchange and Gold Room to sup.
ply the quotati0n3 At the rate of 1000
per month, but it was declined. 1t
would seem impossible that information
Of such Importance could be matter of
of private monopoly, and there can be
but little doubt that arrangements will
by made by which, at a moderate sub
scription, the information will be accessi'
BILE to all. The money market retains it;
extreme easiness. The banks meet ap
plicarions for call loans at 5 per cent
but lend in some cases at per cent
Bank currency is offered fat for six days
discount, and is very dull. There Is a
great scarcity Of bills. To rates Of
prime paper are 5a63 per cent. Foreign
exchange is nomins... as usual.
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INSURANCE.

National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
GEO r <. WHEAT. JAS Sc M rsSf9fSa
John E. Wilson. 4. Q; 9vaESisr.
Samuel Harper, James =: OT,
Geo. Adams, James mckinney
J. +. Updegraf, Gee. d. wheat.
Christian Smith, l Nh st4tk8 81
This Company, having been fully organiz,s;Ss
eral share of public patronage.
Rates Is low as any first class Company
Office No. 26 Monroe street, up stairs, next dooi
to First National Bank.
mar22 JOHN BlSdUf, Dec
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Commercial Matters.
New York Market.
New YORK, August !.

NEW xOhh, AuSeSe
Cotton without decided change; &c
for middling upland. Flour dull at loa
p0e lower; sc, SOaS,25 for extra State;
a 29ae GO for extra round hoop Ohio and
40 65all 60 for trade brands and closing
heavy, Whisky quiet and nominal.
Receipts of wheat 29602 bushels; very
dull and common descriptions at 2a4c
lower; prime new No l Milwaukee In
lots at SO O5a2, 98. Receipts of rye were
more heavy; sales of 1000 bushels at
S2sS4c. Western barley and Darley
malt dull. Receipts of corn 26s59o push.
els at lc lower; sales 14G,OOO bushels at
slas2c for unsound, S2ao3c for souna
shippinp mixed western, closing the ln-
side price $40 high. Receipts OF oats
IO3 ESQ bushels at 1a2c lower; sales
SO 600 bushels at 44a424, choice 46a49c
for Milwaukee, 53a55c for Iowa. Coffee
firm but quiet; Sugar dull; Cuba lOsca
lilo. Petroleum firm at 23a24c for crude
and 3ss4Oc for refined i'll bond. Pork
opened frmer but closed heavy at 81 BOA
81 81 for new mess, closing at 3l7 regu-
lar, 80 cid do, "a and 1915 for prime;
total stock old and new August LIST,
70. 434 bushels; same date lost month,
81, lS9 bushels and same date last year,
5000 bushels. Beef steady at l6a20c
for new plain mess, 20a24c for new extra
mess; total stock old and new, August
], 1866 was 1865 bushels. same date
last month was 1858 same date last
year was l62, $50. Beef Hams nomipal;
cut meats firm at 3Oc and l4ta16c for
shoulders, 16a2lofo Hams. Bacon dull.
Lard firmer at 1Sia2Oac. Butter quiet
at 2Oa33c and 27a40o for State. Cheese
dull at 6al9c.
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Chicago Marker.
CHICAGO, August |

CHICAGO august L
Flour quiet. Wheat dull, at 81 4Oa
l Al for No. l, and 92c for No. 2. Corn
b5a56c for No. 2. Oats quiet, at 571a26c
for No. i, and 25a26c for No 2. High
Wines quiet. Mess Pork $50 %.
Freights dull; corn 60 to Buffalo. Re-
ceipts-3,20O barrels of -four; $500
bushels of wheat; 10000 bushes of corn;
10000 bushels of oats Shipments-2,000
barrels of flour; $4,000 bushels Of
wheat; 1872 900 bushels of corn.