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90 A MER SCHOOL INST" founded 100,
n u A RELIABLE EDUCATIONAL BUREfUi
q ell seek wclqushded teachers Principals sehoo
Oacers Heads d FAHhe should 'srd fol- particular Of vs'
aud for tbs JeschsT Bulletin" VI 40
slucs,ed teachers who dsnrs positions The dsmnd o'
teachers good y Tor those who teach Ca
Mitary and mui Prless-rs Of Msc aud spor Frnl
Music Teachers sys in dcnna An teachers should bere 1
kopicstcn 81 10 give parents information 81 Tooa
.esos concerning schools pIoprry CLASSIFIED snd are
promptly 20 those wh0 sk schools their children sl
wards The reliability Of the American School Institute hnJ
,ouchsd by wrnopn educator, aud business ~ "a sections
Of be country This tesmony Will be sent when desred
i W sCHFRMERHOlN a. ~. Actusry 40 Broomst,, N y
Branch ,fBes, Ia Phlsdsphi. Ghle.go snd ,sysnnsh.
CCHOOL Acknowledgements aud heads of fam
> s through this Agency snpeor TEACHERS fo
any instruction Teachers supplied With PusIoNE iI
SCHOOLS FAMILIES on reasonable teuA once o. ~, e'
M,essns and school Agency, No BeekmGrsf d. MEAD
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LITERARY ITEMS.

Mrs Ann : Stephens a most prolific authores'
~. ut,,-, new work entitled The soldiers Orphan
yudpe from the success Of her previous works This ons viii
No doubt prove equaltn interest TO It's predecessor On the
Rrohe n one large doodecO volume uniform with oshgr
work. already published ly this lady
Among the documents soon 10 be issued from the
9ovrrnmont Press Washington will be revised and greatly
enlarged edition Of Iaumans Dictionary Of Congress II
IN contain nearly eco brief biorrares and official n.
iormaion comprising ts ample appendix viii 20 brought DOVE
20 the close OF The session OF Congress We regret olcuu
Aowcycr that IL viii not for sale there will be none
printed outside Of the Cove. mert edition
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New Publications.
wnbs Pobished Nov. nbsT e. 1885, 3, ,,,,,.,-,
A NEW BOOK by Mrs. ANN s. STEPHENS
r,1Iu sor,DIER'S ORPHANS.

THE SOLDIERS ORPHANS.
NJ Nv, ANN : STEPHENS, Author o. " The Cod bileE'
~ Fsbjcn md Famine 8he ora Honest d." Silent S'rufs'
trrg CeIVrsnt"" Rejected vi e. Mes see'et' ,'es,
60 Complete a'ge duodeuo volume MI tp WIN rash
- srd 4, ..iue" Price 2. 20 il fs,tt or Gtid Con.
Tb. new a. been pronounced ~ ~ 70 %
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been ssr4l.f mont y i.s'il .r q Prtsons a zine" 7i
e m b rout1a c1umsu-us 600 January sst GOD wall n compete
In the December hes proved be- tne Vot rop
powerful sa-cessol rove th hs ead ia 1at
and pub .hsj .cveuteI ti coup"o "a unA9oi
~ ore large dludecimo volume Hdofu with The Cod bt
"Fsshon and Fgmus sud Le other wot bv Mrs. Ann slhFa
plt.hco wi iaytt prove Be the most r'l
wi by tis tartrd AntrI'ah nuo,
We lo SIZE, issued and complete edition Of zoe
Mr. Ann s.asephen. l or names are % ioHo'
lrce OF esch. 81 30 Boz plpcr :. tu coit. ,.,-,
THE sOLDlF RS ORPHANS, TtiE EylE,IED 49,
TIIF GOLD BRICK. Ids MIrE2 PA ~ ~ n
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orasis, retail wlptssse, 90 the Pub.stIr
J. D. PETERSON BROTHERS
No D. Ctcstuui-si. Pbiiede phiA, Pa
On receive imUedil.o prompt ltierfion 80 -
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notice attention the advertisement ~ in paI A
have copy Of The Soldiers Orphans, bound e seht 70 e
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notice
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fost ano fouuo.

GOO REwARD.-LOsT on Tuesday evening
90 ~ the Cth inst in the vicinity Of tho Tribune Ofs sN
PoCYETBOoX contn sdess Of ,iOek and receipts o. %
value the both certificates snd eepn ~.
name u HALsTED Tls above reward viii be paid bs tsvA
tht above vik iks Besk is,pu Of The TrbOss OEes
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1867.

N, kopssr PoAss Annual vii Be rs'dy about
Ispnary /. and viii contain
ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT.
EOIITICAL DEPARTMENT..
Government. MiniaisFs Ac.
ssusiofs and lsvIs ssntsives Of NANlAih CoDE'h
laws pssssd 81 The Tsi ssssIos esths XXXlXth cOHt'
fubne Resol 1tlons and Pfocanalioua
The Civil Rghts BIZ snd ,hs Presidents Nss MsttsIs
TAs FIse6usnI Bureau Bi and be Psidsnts Veto Me"Ie
Proposed ADsndasAt 10 the Constitution Of ihs Oh'e
i.Nsns csu,.n.lop Of csp,sry.r. s.paSIn' and Demo
Ths southern Lsy.ns,, Convention mi
Acres q The EstiOns Cem,s Of hs Republican Uo'H
lsyssisi sosfss.-Prsr.rs Of Fable ornis. in 1853
tes tistiona Debt ...-t -,
RFeos Returns nom ssss Territories hs6ipt Flee.
Hens 10 lDs eara1y compiled sad compared VIII former
.fl Lseiont for the Tribune Alusnas
Tine Of Meeting TiEe ~ STATE Elecions ke
ResSa Colu.rss; Ara Population. Fern Of ooverpHsAt
f Rsisft. a., SC. r.. t'.tN
Hnts seven fpestTt Dollar, Twelve Dollars per
Mapdsd WbsE ssntsJ ETpsI Aeds sds, with cab inelo'e
- THE TRIBUNE.
NaM Eev.Yorh.
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nRAZIL AND THE BRAZILlANS.
~ q 49, LITTLE. BROWN Co;,
y ana XV.shilz f0n-st., b0stOn, ha'''

DRAZIL AND THE BRALiLIeaoN0'
~ =, "a tV,,sil gfou.st Bo.tOn Man,
, .n'yssd EDITION rhs jim Of
an ALL AND TIE Be 3EI',ANs,
-. psy j. g. Fletcher aud .Is Rev. D P Ki3isr
.. y Wv WITH 80 Illustrations
clJh fA50.
r..st EDITION pepsrsd supply "snt te ~ Ahs
America since toe previous ed one o.
- .Slar, nir Fsehe visited Brar four times. sd la, s,
sSd ertensively from the southern PROVINCES 20 ne ~
80 noble river o borders Of Peru. ,,-. =. "a,
s5iiors bv notes by spp.ndess equivalent 70 ~
- m new matter has sdid luiormson hs been oouE'
- 10 @ ia hardly necessary sd ths TINS ths onr oope
S. ork on Rrz sXni containing the history Of he country
AZ IL Imperial aud Of the living Statesmen o1IP
-. an different both suhorsi literary senne
sud information ior thoss dssi lnI 70 I'M
-,te no Brazil contains tad 10 uftisiton on "e vow
and wood.
Vol tx Of HiSor, Of The United SASS sVo -
The Science Of Neath Manual Of Fohoh Economy DJ NNa
ne . ard Times Of J0s,ph Warren BY Richard Ffohin'h'~
Tie lie and Public Service, # Samuel Adam By William v
wells 8vo. sl2 ,,-. ii
FoDee " krsnct ia tas NsF worn oJ ffahch AHA"'' ~
1vo o. 50. ~, .o- -.
nd wood cuts. cloth. $50 - c.. -.
Bus Smaller Dicousry o. hs bioe crown sVo o'' pP PO
hssly ilassed; cloth - ,,---, n
srus Lave u amended; evo, papeIi 50 cent? nm,
The session q Conresa 6oVennent Ediuon
Tihs 20 address fs' Of portage On
nj Of the adv
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MARION HARLANDS NEW NOVEL.

sINNYBANK
% Marion Hsrlsnd sihOr q 'Aieae" hadsp r''h' DO"
Husbands and Homes" &c, &c.
lgpo., cloth. Price - IS.
WILL POSITIVELY BIZ PUBLISHED sAICkDAf' ho" TO-
THIS WILL BE THE NOVEL or THE SEASON
NhS combination Of that immensely popular "oyt Alone Of
svkisb pssry 900 eopiss have been sold o.. A.,
Thoss Pps3 Ion tue eT sson' must send II
0s8 orders Al
SHELDON 4 COaPANY
NoA sns 500 Broadway \. 2.
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90 farmers ano Others.


G U A N O.
ZOO TIN. No. Peruvian gusno.
30 tuns Btucst Coneeuafatsd FartilssL
2.sej tuns Swami Island Goana .
ihLst TfDLl jotr u - -,. - .
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6ouscs ano farms n)antso.

EARM WANTED-20 to 10 acres; good dwelling
aud plenty Of fruit abe $1,000 eay Of access
20 Newly or Phdp Ia Address, stating lowest Price terms
81, hult water &C. o. HOLMES No. l21 Bleectsrst New fos
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T. DODWORTHs .uo,x,

o.wY.r, Room, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
CanbsTand-st. WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS .
E,,rT e.ss gentlemen 81 ssryas Recon- TUESDAYS 'nd
gsaTTsap6Y MORNING. CLASS vii be formed At s,wysr'
Room, ssnm,lsn, Ne. Hour lb 10 2i fssts "sd 81 .
LII.
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Proposals
oH,.TTSSi. m; ciEs ii o1rIcs
Warrington. D. c.. Oct, 81, IRol
PROPOSALS FOR IRON HEAD BL0CKS.-1.

Seated Proposals win be received q. oee the oasIer
W sshr ston D. c. oi Nov 90 1875 Tor arnishns
Cason National Cemeieres delivered qaAnti-
tesab IS follows viz:
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5ituatlons t1)mteo-a laIes.

A TRANSLATOR, Writer, Correspondent eng I,
II Fr Gsrm, tall aud Bookkeper u psrt.si EN'
PLOYMENT address d. GHENT, A n Co.'S Oce No l2l NsS'
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GALESWOMAN-The advertiser would like 70 OBJ
~ tain Place - SALESWOMAE other respectable
merit os young lady industry intelligence and rs,pseaby
Addrrsa b q D. Trhnne Ohce
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NEw-YCiRK DAILY TRIBUNE. +
sneirutiion

4 A. FAVARGER" FRENCH CLASSES are open
dv NJ 40 tDvrr.iy place gentlemen from q % ..
.t.k8 fnm For Information rail- between % atf
ererto-s VIZ % % 10 u oces. Another class vii nee
~ aeon uuutor Of persons have subsete
tr two private cltses whose mroe
can contrutr torrth- trd consents % give :" mess
cs the % Trey choose 20 take fo Wcel ne
he c..srs meet i've m per wok sod each pop contributes
tenn Of S5 Tor the second 20 ioI The iha
Mr. ies sna IN The sGy
Frrnch aeai the eIfnnon 81 he system 70 IKE piece ~
the Chapel Of lie Seminary, No. Uuvrrsypace on Hdy
y Nov O'clock and Monday afternoon, Nov ~ ~ =
lie illustrate by Whist exercises any one can prououo'
French q vel a. native
Rofs md with testimonials clls.es be obtained
by sddressue iir. r. through BOX No 6la
A 4 EDWARD MOLLENHAUERs
"A MUSICAL CONSERVATORY, 81 schubert's Budrg, no.
GO ROADWAY hu,icll Instructions for Ter Tie ssrv
II the dbg1l.bed Ibeoii l. J.. RITTER have been sfclrrd
r The Conservatory. rnps desiring TO study Harmony vi" 40
wei 10 sVIlv iumedse 80 ,-1
eng 10 rvo In Singing We thus Offer advantages
to students vocal Music net to be foaHd anywhere e.'s
A LADY tParisan) desires 70 give LESSONS in her
n NATIVE LANGUAGE 70 lsde. their houses. I'D
dre PARIS No. 100 Tribune OGee. references Il the tt
rcspeciab.ty.
A NTUON. MR.. GEO. C., Will reopen his Classical
- FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL. Nth Primary Depart
rnent and Gymnasium Fihh ave Twenty s1hs., MON
DAY SEPT 10 --
a BOURSANDs FRENCH and ENGLISH
~ BOALDlNG SCHOOL hr BOYS At lrvaston the Hud.
'on y. y, formerly IN BROOKLYN --
At THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF
~ MUSIC Madison ave- Twenyninthtt, Piano Eiol n,
Finite Vocal Music taught the bet Terms W
PEI quarter Conervsoy Instruction DO s' s E.,sb'Ara i.'1
=. g.. -.
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Gaming Atd0emies

n II. RIVERS. -. ....-
u. BROOKLYN DANCING ACADEMY,
No schsTnerbOTns-, corner Of Court.
Cl.,.. far bssinn,rs nE Send io ercu.r neie'
cent? for PAM o. eohIAnifg tas ahonAoie
AID Hgures Of The 0em,n. --------------
TIE GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY, now open
10, M. reception Of pupil. .. HE NEW and ELEGANT HALL
" " No "a FiFfH.ANE., cor. Pouresnih 81.
I.A.., Ci,,s WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, 7tot p m.
N,se. and Masters, W DNEsDAY end sATukpAfsttoep m
tsntl,m,p TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, Att eelseh
P,iy.s Lessons at hour not sfgsTed with caisea =,
Cjreas Al WIN A. POND Cos Nc s47 Broadway and |" The
Aeademv.
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Eoiels, &c.
Situations Uanteo-frmaIes

4 LADY who ia good and rapid Pen. Woman.
- wins mercantile hsnd wishes EMPLOYMENT
hons e5ewlee. Address COPY Box No. l6t Tribune Oo.
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4 YOUNG cOlOred man wishes SITUATION 40
Light Porter Can produce good refsrsrcs9
employer Can be By addressing c. T. e. Ben Ne ta
Tribune oboe.
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A RESPECTABLE German Woman wants stuas
~ 6rstcas FRENCH COOK; thoroughly undsrApda
her business in al brsucte Address COOK Tribune
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LnngungO OfRces.

tits surprising how soon a single bee will
impart information to a whole family. For
instance, place piece OF honey. con.
tanning honey, where single bee VIII find
it; that bee will ill it's sack, and lly away
TO its hive. aud soon return with several
other bees. These vii. return to their
hives laden with honey, aud soon come back
with score, or more, Of bees aud in
about half an hour thousands of bees will
be employed in securing the honey. BY
what particular method bees give ialorml-
tion where honey is to be found has never
been discovered II is not. Ly sight no,
by smell, that they discover il, hecaus,
when honey is placed directly in trout of a
hive, aud within few inches of where hum
dreds of bees are flying about, not the eas
notice is taken oi it I'LL some have ulightet
by chance upon it, when the information is
soon impaired to the family that rs there
and in lew minutes there ian rush ot bee,
TO secure the treasure, Miners RWd
Americds.
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YOung Grnna Wines.

Young grape vines require much care
during August and September, IT the
young vines are loaded with fruit, the
lunches must bo thinned out, Tho Gar
denerS Monthly says;
Grapes coming in bearing should not bo
permitted to perfect large crops OF fruit
while young. 1t is eXousablo to fruit
bunch or so on n young vine just TO
test the kind, but no more should be per-
mitted till the vine has ago aud strength.
Vigorous growth, and great productiveuoss,
are the andpodes of the vegetable world.
Encourage as much foliage as possible on
vines, aud aim to have as strong shoots at
the base as at the top Of the cane this
can only be done by pinohius out the points
of the strong shoots after they have made
growth of five or six leaves. This will
make the weak ones grow stronger. Young
vines grow much faster over n twiggy
branch, stuck in for support, than over a
straight stick rs trellis, aud generally do
better every way. Where extra fine bunch
es of grapes are desired, piuoh back the
shoots bearing it about four or five inches
above the bunch. This should not be done
unfortunately with all the punches. Too
much pinching and stopping Injuries the
production of good wood for the next sea
son,
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From the Cincinnati Commercially
A Remarkable Railroad.

FINDLAY, o., August 10.
MEssRs. EDIToRs: Ones travelling ex.
perienco is never complete until they have
made a trip from Carey to Findlay, over the
Saudusky and Cincinnati Railroad The
distance is sixteen miles, aud | doubt if
there is another road in the United States
that gives man more riding for his money.
1t passes through q low, swampy section,
aud has never been graveled, deep bitches
being cut on either side to keep tho track
from mundatOn, during wot weather.
These bitches are always filled with water,
aud as the train moves slowly along be-.
meath the dense foliage of the ovcrhangiug
trees, the hull.hogS gaze mildly at us from
their cool retreats They (the irogs) lately
held u convention, and resolved il the road
didut make better time, they would take
It and run il on their own hook"
The road is laid with the old strap rail.
and, IN many places where this is worn
away, they "gO il" on tho bare timber.
| No such thing rs a culvert or u cattle.guard
is known. This was source oi great in.
convenience to tho farmers hercabOuts at
one tlme-not that they ever ran over any.
hat that the cattle could stray away. The
'honcst yeOmanry" stood this while, but
! finally put up their fences the same as
though there was no such road as the
Branch" in existence. IL was then ueces.
sary for u man to go ahead and lei dooa the
bars!
There is only ana stopping place on the
road that is at Nanlue. Here we took the
side track to lot the hand car pass. Per.
sons get on and oil at will, and even women
aud children appear suddenly in the pass,
enger car and disappear again before YOU
know 1t. Tho locomotive is AN Interesting
object Imagine the first QUO you ever saw.
| 1t is re lily marvellous that she sticks 10 the
track, The engineer is queer old genius;
too, and resembles his engine AS much as
il is possible for man to look like a loco.
motive. Aud he understands every inch
! Of the road to periection--t the curves, ioiuts
broken iron, etc, in fact, knows Just when
I to jump. He aud the engine are much at.
| taohed TO each other. II is said that when
he approaches the old thing (dog like) wags
her tender (behind) as token OF reoogni
/ tion.
| When the train leaves Fmdlay, the EN-.
/ ployees take leave OF their families with
tears. The parting between the conductor
aud his wife was peculiarly affecting, Mr..
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Our Scrap guuk.
TO MY WIFE.

Whom on thy bosom I reclne,
Enraptured still tO call thee mine,
To call thoe mine for life,
] glory in the sacred ties,
Which modern wits and fools despise,
OF husband and Of wifo.
One mutual fame inspires our blissi
The tender look, the melting kiss,
Even years have not destroyed,
sumo sweet sensation, ever new,
Springs up, and proves the maxim true,
That love can ne'er be oloyed.
Hsvo ! wish 7-'tis all for thee,
Hast thou n wish l-'tis all for me,
So soft our moments move,
That angels look with ardent gaze,
Well pleased to soc our happy days,
And bid us live aud love.
lf cares arise--and caros will CONS
Thy bosom is my softost home,
III lull me there to rest
And is there aught disturbs my fair2
I'll bid her sigh out every care,
Aud lose II in my breast.
Have n wish ?--'tis all her own;
All hers and mine are rolled IN one
Our hearts are so entwincd
That. like tho ivy round the tree,
Bound up in closest amiiy,
'Tis death to be disjoincd.
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DITCU NOTICE.--Netice is hereby givcr
~ to all those concerned that there has been
petition filed with the Clerk of Weston Township
asking the Trustees of said township to locate and
establish ditch, drain, or water course, commence
ing at the termination of ditch tlocated by the
Gilead Corporation in the town of Gilead, on the
north side of Front street, at the intersection o
Front aud Mill streets, and running thence in Il
northeasterly direction, on the south side of the
sawmill owned by James Purdy, and through
lands owned by said James Purdy, to the MaunieC
River, and there terminate. Said petition will be
for hearing ON MONDAY, September II, 1866, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the store of Pratt Il lInsdale
in the town of Goad.
GEORGE KIMBERLIN, Twp. Clerk.
Weston Tp., August q, 1866. lSc%
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Public Sale of Real Estate.
John Wetmorc, Assignee oI
William Porter,


William Porter ct nj. N'"'N' '"'''
IN pursuance of an order and decree in the above
4 entitled cause to me directed and delivered,
will Offer at public sue, Mt the north door Of the
Court House, in Porrysburg, Ohio, on SATUR-
DAY, the 22d day Of September, A. ID. 1865, b =
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock
PM, the following described Real Estate, situate
in the township OF Liberty, county of Wood and
State of Ohio, and described follows, to-wit:
The southwest quarter of section 20 in township
northwest quarter of section 29 township A, rang,
l0 east, containing 100 acres. Also, the northeast
quarter Of section 20, township 4, range 10 east
containing 100 acres-a part of which is prairie
and part good timber lands and will be sold il
parcels to suit purchasers, and upon fair terms
made known on day of sale. The whole of sale
tract is appraised at $4,000, and can sell for y
thereof JOHN WETMORE,
Assignee and Special Master.
August 9th, 1869. l6fSl0
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nTTCII NOTIOE-No 90.

Notice is hereby given that William Stacy and
others have filed petition in this Office praying
for the locating, establishing and constructing Of
ditch, drain or water course inder the act N pro-
vide for the locating, establishing and constructing
of ditchcs, drains and water-courscs passed March
a. 1861, commencing on the township line, be-
tween Portage and Center townships, and running
from the middle to the west branch of the Portage
River and there terminate. That the engineer
has made due report setting forth the availability
aud necessity of said ditch, and that said petition
will bG for hearing before the Commissioners of
Wood County on the 2jth day of September, 1866.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.,
Perrysburg, August 2s, 1866. 1886
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nITCm NOTICE-No. os.

Notice is hereby given, that William Ward ant
others have fled petition in this office, praying
for the boating, establishing and constructing Of
ditch drain, or water-course, under the act to pro
vide for locating, establishing and constructing
dichcs, drains ard water-courses, passed Marcl
27, 1861 commencing Mt the southeast corner Of
the northwest quarter of section 49, township o
range 9, and running in II northeastcrly direction
and emptying into Ditch No. 2, about one and one.
half miles below. The required surveys have
been made, and the engineers report is filed in
this Office, and said petition will be for hearing be-
fore the Commissioners Of Wood County, on tic
Goth day of September 1866.
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Olicc, Wood Co., o.,
Perrysburg, August 28, 1866. 1886
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Sprague, Of the Crook House. uover allows
hls guests 10 leave on this road without
first settling up their arrears. There are
too many chances against him, and Sprague
is fond Of suro thing.
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DOAD N0TICE.-Notice Is hereby given that
III the viewers and surveyor appointed by the
Wood County Commissioners. 10 view aud survey
proposed county road, commencing Mt the south
east corner Of section ~, in jackson Township in
said county thence west to the southwest corner
of said section, and there 10 terminate will meet
at the house Of Samuel Dunn, on THURSDAY,
October H. 1866
y. DUNN aud others, Petitioners.
September 3, 500. Ipdt
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MISCELLANEOUS,
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
AT THE CASH STORE OF
WILLIAM & H. H. HOUSTON.

DRY G0ODS-A General Assert.
ment.
BOOTS AND SHOES-Of our own
manufacture, and warranted likewise to measure.
READY MADE CLOTHING-Also
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 Talow, Coal Oil,
&c, Of the best kinds.
HARDWARE = OF every Variety.
Axes, Shovels. Spades, Forks, Grain Scoops, Ap-
pie -Parers Shovels and Tongs, Tacks, Nails Shoe
Findings, Butts and Screws, Door Locks and Door
Trimmings, Horse Cards, Brushes and Combs;
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.
elag Those CASH persons who want the worth Of
their cash, will do well to look at Goods before
purchasing elsewhere. Our motto is "The Saucy
Cash Trade" WIN. & II. IL. HOUSTON.
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LEGAL ADVERTIsEMENTs

7 EGAL NOTtCE.-Notice is hereby given tha,
Il Kosiah Cunning, Executor on the estate Of
Hiram Cunning, deceased; Daniel Hall, Admins
TRAITOR on the estate Of Joseph X. Guick deceased,
and John Whistler, Administrator on the estate of
Ruby Whistler, deceased, have filed their ac-
counts in the Probate Court Of Wood County, for
final settlement, and the same will be for hearing
on the 22l day of September, 1866.
EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
Pcrrysburg, September 4, 1866. igc