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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-17
gam aud AonstItuld,
Cultivation OF strawberries.

cultivation Of StrnWberricss
Mr.. Day, Of Morlistown N, J a success
ful strawberry grower, furnishcs tho New
York O5serpe. with his method Of ouliiva
ton; First
ISoV.-The soil is a clay loam clay rather
predominating, sufficiently stiH to bake
ssvlHSpl not Mctl liaauted and cultivated
Second
7Ypso ojssPlanffng .s.sNy bed wns plontet
IN the spring, but usually plant more il
August or September than any other sea
son. Mycustdm IL to plant at either season
whom got ready. If planted in August
or Sepfeiubef fair crop may be expected
the following season. Third
Dsstpsoe Apmf--I invariably plant il
rows and never in be II, | hold that the
objections to planting them in beds are SC
great aud 80 palpable, that 1t will admit
Of no discussion whatever. My standard
rule is TO plant iu rows, three feet apart,
and plants two feet in the row. i bave
found this close enough for every conven-
II nco OF picking, cultivation, MAJ uriDg, &c.
Fou tn
Runners" What do you do with the
runners 2'' is almost a universal inquiry.
We treat them as weeds, unless wanted
FOR the increase OF stock. Cut them of as
they appear. by any convenient process
your own judgment may dictate light,
sharp steel spade or u sculling hoe ] lave
found the most practical aud expeditions
FiGtbr-
eh[4ntlres-l use no other but barn-yard
manure composted nearly one year, with
an occasional top.dressiug OF dry wood
sshess The soil is lined before the bed is
planted at ALL The object of composing
il to destroy the seeds Of grass and weeds,
tho bane of strawberry culture. The value
of composted manure, in my estimation, is
simply beyond computation. Lot any one
try il once,
In Incorporating the ground aim to
,Iise au abundance of manure. My theory
il that plants that are expected to produce
Yruit must have something to Ieed upon.
SiStlIIa "
M,tlckbig. II mulch in the fall viii, c'eap
straw aud leave ii on through the bpring
Tor the fruit, to lie upon while ripcning. TO
Rvdid the Necessity of washing the fruit,
elly oponing the, mulch Immediately about
the crown of the plant, Seventh
itt DHratioa.---l prefer to have sotnc new
paintings coming IN every soasen but by
good management think u bed may he
ooqtippe9 in Que place about three years
Eighth
aaRro,lgct. Tho total product of our he'd,
.ii,is season, was a fraction short of five
busheis on the 81 80 part Of an acre, making
ut The rde Of 1876 bushels to the acre,
Ninth Il
id Fgdpor.--.The ALBANY Seeding cor.
tans moro good qualities in itself than any
otheroue variety wo know of. II has been
pr9n6micrd by some to be too acid. We
have not found it so when properly ripened.
Even the acid is pleasant and very healthy.
Tenih-v- .e
General lhmdgement-- conclusion
we would urge clean cultivation, principally
by hoeiug, aud only plow or spade but
oneea lear--viH; just after the crop OF
fruit is gathered.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-17
The Future Of our Planet.

A French savnnt, NJ. Conlejean, Profes.
sor of the Faculty of Sciences at Poitiers,
predicts sad, dreary fate for the earth we
inhabit He asserts that il was at first n
uebuous mass; aIterward the sun of a
system, and will in time become moon
the wanc, pale, cold moon of the poets.
Formerly soft aud dilTuse substance, then
an iucandescent and luminous sphere, sub
sequently globe, solid on the exterior
aud liqu d within; and at the present day
ali obscure planet, dense, gradually losing
hoat, carrying FIRE in it's bowels, but bathed
on the surface by the water AMI circumilu-
cit vapor. Tho earth, one day, having
cxtingnishcd its internal fires and lost its
external ocean and vapors by evaporation,
will revnlve in space an inert aud flozen
body such as tho moon, without sorganic
lfe--slcnce supreme cold of an extraordi-
Larry rigor succeeding to transitions of OK
ooseive heat
The moon, NJ. Conteiean alleges, formerly
had an atmosphere, volcanoes and central
fires, also, it's water-girdle, like the earth,
The same laws govern, he maintains, the
dcstiuies OF all tho satellites of the sun ;
and each of them, after having been thrown
off from the common mass, began to grow
col with 80 much the more rapidity, as
ltS volume was Stnail. lne cartn, tnere-
fore, being forty.nine times larger than
tho moon, will loose its heat forty,nino
times less rapidly than the moon but
nevertheless it viii inevitably reach the
same end --aridily, ice aud death, Already
| it is asserted, tho oceans of tho earth have
lost one fifteenth of their primitive volume
aud all its water will have disappeared he.
| fore the solid crust of the globe shall have
acquired tho thickness of loss than one
! hundred niles.
On that day thero will be no animated
being nothing that grows or breatlles on
all this immense orb, Solar hoat, no lougol
retained by the screen afforded by the
atmosphere, will radlate unrestriotedly
through space, Glacial night will abruptly
succeod-to formidable suuheat The corpst
Of the earth, drawing tho corpse of the
moon in its train, will continue its eterna
revolutions and when at length the su,
itself shall have undergone the mevihbl,
process OF refrigeration, night will reign
without rival, in our system.
However, il will be consolation Il
know that the Earth loses only about fiji
teen degrees of her actual warmth in min
millions Of years. Therefore, as Freuol
writer says, mankind will have time enough
to pack up.
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The American Deodorizel
AND DISINCECTANT.

THIS article is prepared expressly 10 meet the
4 exigency arising from the anticipation Of the
visitation OF the CHOLERA this summer This
preparation absorbs all nnxOUS eiiUvia and impure
atmoSpheros. Ia tho collar, in the sick room, M
IN the foul sink, Il acts ise charm ta purify and
sweeten, The most eminent physicians OF the
country, WIN have tested its merits, unite IN pna-
noOneing II superior to every other DeoaOrzer aud
Disinlechnt eNtant.
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PECK x HAMILTON.
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Training Cattle 10 Jump.

A western farmer says he made il rule
that Whenever cattle are made to pass u
fence, whether through bars or "slip-gap,"
to leave oue rail for them TO pass uudor,
This gives them downward tendency, aud
lessons their inclination TO jump or look up.
ward, as they are snro to do whom q lazy
attendant throws down part of the rails
aud makes them vault the rest, Cattle may
be Taught 70 10 over y fence 10y the care
fl training they often get for this end, aud
perfnfIhed as follows; tt
First, starvc them, or give them poor feed,
which will make them light and restless.
As soon as they go over the lowest part of
the fence after better provonder, make
them jump back again, and put on one more
rail, spyipg :, ~ guess that viii keep en
out" Next day, (ls OF course they viii be
in mischief again repeat the process, all
ding another rail; in short tins they viii
take care Of themselves, aud harvest the
crops without charge. TUcke1'S RUrW ",
Glig,S,
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Gable Ends.

Wny is happy husband like the Allan.
tic Cublog
Because he is splicci to his HsarEs Con-
tent
''rIs said the present success Of the Ocean
Telegraph was in the fact that the directors
never lost sight of the great end !" OF their
undertaking from the start.
Tne greatest "wire.puller Of modern
times--Cyrus W, Field.
Ok tho arrival of the Great Eastern al
Newfoundland the sailors unanimously De.
elared that the whole thing was "ptlyed
out, and during the passage they held an
indignation meeting, at which loud shouts
of Dozen ,oih the Cdble" We're heard,
SHALL we call Mr. Field all aristoorat be,
cause he is very proud of his Connections p
"DgAR me- said Mrs. Grundy, sand SC
they have put telegraph poles all the way
cross the ocean. | shouldn't wonder il
they .ried pontoou bridge next
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Solomon tells us that the glutton shall
come to poverty warns us to be not among
rlotous caters of flesh and oven bids us to
pnt knife TO our throats if we DO men
given to appetite. Is there no less despor.
ate remedyI
Lord Byron onoe told companion that
If some demj-god would di tate to us Just
how much we ought to cat, it would put
an end TO half the miseries of the race.
Jonathan Edwards we see noting In his
diary: 81 find that cannot DO convinced,
III the time of eating, that,to eat more would
be to exceed Tho bounds OF. temperance,
though have had two years experience
of the like, and yet three minutes after !
have done, am convinced Of il. But yet
again overeat, thinking ! shall DO some
what faint If leave OF then; but when
have flushed | am convinced again OF eX-
cess aud so It is from time to tmo. | have
observed that more really seems TO when i,
is according to my inclination, than when
otherwise"
Jefferson says, I" No man ovor repents
eating too liitle."
Sir Isaac Newton often dined on u penny's
worth of broad
Abernothy cured his Indigestion and ro
gained his aosh by going into tho ouun
trY where ho coud get good milk and eggs
and living upon II three times u day, viii
no drink but gmger,wuter, On this quan
tity of food he regained his flesh aud uni
fOrmly got better
Marion aud his men wNXed strong aud
valiant with no food but sweet potatoes, nc
drink but water, aud no shelter but tho sky
Besides brown broal, lhe Greek boat
men subsist almost solely on their nativ,
fruits, figs, grapes and raisinS, They are
most nmble, active, graceful, cheerful, anC
even the merriest people in the world
Giant Thornbum attributes his cheerful
old ago TO the Fact that he "never ca
enough" aud thousands of his couutrymer
arc wearing out their bodies, not so muol
by the excess of business or tho mulhpli
city OF cares, as by the overwork they crow,
upou them in digcsIins surplus aud unne
cessary food.
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nITCH NOTICE.--Notice is hereby given to
~ all those concerned, that there has been pee
tition hed with the Clerk Of Weston Township,
asking the Trustees Of said township to locate and
establish ditch, drain or water course, ,cOtnmcnc-
ing al southwest corner Of section 81 town Ave (5)
range nine 90 east, running east the south side
Of The road, and there terminate.
Said petitonwill be for hearing on SATURDAY,
August 25, 1865, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, at the house
of Asa Smith, in said township.
GEORGE KIMBERLIN, Twp. Clerk.
Weston Tp., August 4, 1906 15cs2
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OOAD N0TICE.--Notice is hereby given that
IL petition will be presented TO the Commission.
ers Of Wood County, Ohio, at their next session,
in September, 1865, praying for the establishment
Of County Road, along the following route, to-
wit beginning ut the southeast corner Of section
10, in Jackson Township, in said county thence
west to the southwest corner Of said section, and
there to terminate.
s. DUNN and others, Petitioners
August I 1866, lJlF
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-17
StncIkinr IHny.

We prefer to stack our hay in a tolerably
green state, aud, TO prevent it4 molding, or
heating too much, we adopt the following
method II stacked ont of doors, we make
the bottom of rails or stout brush, laid cross,
wise thon flla large bag lightly with
straw, aud place in the center, and stack
round il, drawing it up as the stack pro.
gresses until near the top then lay somo
rails over the funnel aud finish of tae stack,
ia the customary manner, and wehave good
ventilation through the stack. II afraid
of too much heat, we use an occasional
layer of straw, aud salt lightly.
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Gar Scrip 9ook.
now CYRUS LAID TUE CABLE-A
BALLAD,
nv john q. SAKE.


Come listen all unto my song,
II is no silly fable;
'Tis all about the mighty cord,
They call the Atlantic Cable.
brave Cyrus Field, he said, says he,
81 have a little notion.
That | can run u telegraph
Across the Atlantic Ocean"
Then all the people laughed and said
They'd like 10 see him do II
He might get half seas over, but
lie never could go through IL.
To carry out his foolish plan,
lie never would be ablej
Ilo might os well go hang himself
With his Atlantic Gable.
But Cyrus was a valiant man,
A fellow of decision,
And heedSd not their mockug words,
Their laughter aud dorision.
Twice did his bravcst efforts fail,
And yet his mind was stable;
lie want the man TO break his heart
Because ho broke his Gable.
"Onco more my gallant boysi" he Dried!
Three times l--you know tho fnble +"
lll make u thirty, multercd be,
But | will lay tho Atlantic CabloD
Once more they tried d-hurrah l--hurrahl
What means this great comm0Gn2
Tho Lord be praised -the Cables laid
Across the Atlantic Ocean
Loud ring the bells; for fishing through
Six hundred leagues of water,
Old Mother Engands benison,
Salutes her eldest daughter.
Now long live President aud Quccni
And long live gallant Cyrusl
Aud may his courage, faith AMI zcal,
With emotion fire us
Aud may we honor evermore
Tho manly, bold and stable,
And tell our sons 10 make thGm brave
How Cyrus laid his Cable
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DnIlIlns.

Dahlias require care this month. II you
want the best flowers, tie the rising plants
70 stake, removing all hut single stem;
and il they show flower ero the weather
becomes cool. remove the bud. II you
want profuson of blooms, rather than
particular forms, then peg down all tho
branches, and head back the leader, thus
forming a mass, which, II carefully attended
soon becomes very effective. Tho best
manure or stimulant 10 growth that We
have ever used is soap snds and water, aud
chamber lye mixed, four of the former to
one Of the latter,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS


TN obedience N an order Of sale issued 10 me by
L tho Probate Court Of Wood County, Ohio, will
oFsr for sale Mt Public Auction at the door Of the
Court house, In Perrysburg, Ohio, on SATUR-
DAY, the LIST day Of September, 1865, between the
hocrs of and o'clock p. NJ, 10 the highest bid
der the following Real Estate, as the property Of
David DO France, deceased, to-wit The south
cast corner Of the southeast quarter of the south
west quarter of section No thirty-one (3i J, in
township No. five 90, north Of range No. eleven
ul) east, containing dyc (b) acres, more or less.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
JOHN A. SHANNON, Guardian a. Attorney.
Perrysburg, August 2, 1865. 15dS4 so
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MERCHANDISE.
GEORGE LAsKEr. STEPHEN s. LAskIr
LASKEY & BRO,
GILEAD, OHIO
GILEAD, OHIO.

XXTE have fully inaugurated the Fall and Winr
wv ter Campaign, and have recently filed our
Store with a
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AS one single drop of black ink will tingo
and pollute vessel Of crystal water, SO o.,e
hide act Ut faiihlessness nay irredecmably
poison whole lifetime Of pnresl iriend-
ship add confidence.
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sale Of Real Estate by order Of Court.

nN FRIDAY, the 3lst day Of August, A. d. 1866,
~ at o'clock in the afternoon, at the door Of the
Court-house, in the town Of Pcrrysburg, in the
county Of Wood, and State Of Ohio will be sold to
the highest bidder the following real estate as the
property OF Absalom Smith, deceased, to-wit:
Tho northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of section nineteen (19), in township five t5), Of
range ten (l0) east in said county Of Wood unn-
numbered by widows dover. Appraised at 81 ,l20.
Terms of Sale One third TO be paid on the day
of sale third in one year, and One-trd in two
ycprs from the day of sale, with interest from the
day OF sale; deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage ON the premises sold,
ROBERT BRISBIN,
Administrator of Absnlum smith, deceased.
SLEvIN e. PARsoNs, Attorneys.
Perrysburg, July 30, 1865. 11lS5 30
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THR Baton Rouge Ade0cafe says The fatal
army worm has made its appearance near
Clinton, Ia Louisiana.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-17

D0AD NOTICE--Notoo Is hereby given that
IL u petition will be presented to the Commits
soncrs of Wood County, Ohio, their next session,
in September 1885, for view, location and estab-
lishmcntofa county road, commencing mt the north
cast corner of section |, in Lake Township, and
running west on the line between sections aud 2
of Lake Township, and 35 and 80 of town 8, north
Of range II east, until it inersccts the Toledo and
Woodyile Plank Road, and there term nate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Lake Tp, July 80, 1856. l4d*
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from high.boIn and 10Uig, eIu1e8 the UnlpeH-
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but EfE1kea a. the root and GllH Il with new
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II VIII not take q long diEagIeeable trial 70
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a GooD IaAw.-Tbe city Of 1sey York
tstsapins ne leDsals offlse ness Healtll
Lay u more Ways than one. The gen
erai heallh u de city vas never 20
good he morals have been eenslbly
improved, and ia a thousand ways the
entire population are feaplDg The benes
ITS Up - Tue1dsy the Excise fund
Wa - 90. %. an amount sumeisnt 70
novelty a. sgell ~ blessing. The law
--ox The geifIng oft through the j eeis-
isfure-WaS 1ftfte less ttau 4 I1irdele.
II prseialnas loudly 70 al other cities 70
strike boldly forstrOug laws,
els1i on advanced IdeaB o. CIVILIZATION,
ChfiltianitY ard EeIeuces iffs5Ilf95
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VIZ rsfsrrsd SsT days ago 70 the
aEpez0ns gsputssd candidates FIR cOD-
gTess 81 ne ID DlEts5ez- We hear NOV
that E5ere l. LIKELY 10 BE sose e9ntss4
Ia .bs "a NE. VyhaJsy viii take his
CHANCES Tar = se-else4Eoa and vii be
opposed, + IS aid, by JDdge sanaUels.
q csbeiI. Bho, Il is understood, VIII
rssIEn his sat On the beach for the pnr-
pcs Of bsscg = es1djdAte. There may
also be otbsT e9BbestsHts when The cam
Ynas = fslrIy dsyesOpsd- Col Wftehsr,
q csbel1, catA B1eEbVrtsEs q KAnaI-
ba, and Jndgs Polsley. haFe bssn
spoken Of 81 eonbsetfoa with = SEAT IN
NE next cOBg1e4, Il seems 20 b felt,
however, that the IstssT eauDOt be
spared from his present position. Mr..
Ferguson, Of cztsli, st d tbonght might
have bsen strong for Congress, II he
had bit beld consistently ~ the deei-
dsd position be iook IN tias House Of
Delegates here IN 1915, but L Is said bis
snbseeneHt eonns destroyed his inhn-
eoes,
In ibis district we sPprtbsDd there
VII u AALAT OE 10 EgA4t-c-~ ~
Hubbard, his friends say, has consent
ed % be a Candidate Norrs-eleetion, and
we belIsys the Union party Of this dis
tr4et VIII sgfes With ns that he merits
Il. His course ia Congress has bsen a
eonme1dabls ore. He has stood up
firmly sud consistently with the loyal
party in coBgress,- HBd soPported ali
tbs vital measures brought forward By
Is. And fbis i a great deal more than
we can ssy for the members from the
osber districts. We believe thai in do
ing this Blr. Hubbard has executed the
win u or Union people: and that
hssins trusted him ard found him true
NJ = most trying time, tbsy are inclined
% SID him back. On orr own eonsl-
fntioBaI ansepdnsnf, his record Is also
= eood obes and s4anding - he does on
TIE night side Of ali The great questions
that interest and eoncsrn oaf people Il
looks - ~ be would ebeounter no ssri-
ons oppoeitlon. Indsed we're We 70
take up and elect some one else Just
now ne should run tbs risk Of appear
fog % The country and the next Con-
gsess 10 repndiate ihe votes which our
representative has given.
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