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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
by the Ocean and Evening Telegraph (;
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE WITH
PRINCE ALFREDlIl

PRINCE ALFRED II!
The following correspondence between an
eminent American and Queen Victoria's sailor
sen, Alfred, does more than anything else to
show the good feeling and harmony that exists
between the two Governments, and which, il is
hoped, will continue to exist, at least until we
get our money on the Alabama claims. This
correspondence of the dear friends and cores
pondents 1--WE can use no better term than
"dear," when their words of friendship cost So
. letter., is from our much respected Mayor
rendering to Prince Alfred, as a Captain in the
Royal Navy, and an admirer of naval architec-
-ture, the - however, we will not anticipate, as
Nbe books say. We call attention to the cores
pOndence, which will explain ITSELF
MAYORS OFFICE,
s. w. corner Fifth and Chestnut streets.
Your Royal Highness Noticing at Lord
Lennoxs dinner given to the American yachts
men, you were pleased to match your yacht,
the Viking to sail against my friend Mr.. Ben
netts yacht, Henrietta, for GlOO, / was inn
pressed with the belief that you were an
admirer of fast craft, and though 1 do not wish
10 interfere with giving you or Mr.. Bennett a
chance from backing out from the race, yet
am instructed by the Select and Common
Councils Of the city of Philadelphia to ask of
you to accept as a New Years Gift, the
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TIE TWO FRINVB-,
Jr.HCe JGzncs-"Alfred, Pa says 1 may give
you my boat"
Prince Ayrcd-"Oh, now nice it would be, but
Ma says we don't advertise in the New York
Herald"
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OTHBoRNE, January %.

OTHBORNE January D.
My D-dear Morton:-I fi-tind it vewy difficult
TO expwess how gwatefully (as there is no Ex-
pwess Company on the Island-ha haD
appweciate as a fellah should, the kindly feel
ings which dictated your letter to my acthep-
tance OF the f.first class present named in your
VewyR-kind episte. Although was prevented
by d-domestie afhicthion wiz, the loss of eye
glath) from paying my wespects TO you thooner,
also appweclate the d-dellcacy by presthenting
your generous offer in an in-in-international
chawacter. 1t ith this last confederation
which has led me to hesitate in replying
TO your letter per-persoually. 1t would be
impothible for fellah like me to
acthept so White an Elephant Hal ha 1 twust
that neither you or your Select or Common
Counthillors will get angwy, or wed in the
face. which is wortht of all every fellah hates
10 be wed in the face) at me, b-because / de-
elined your vewy generouth offer. The Phila.
delphia Thity 1.-THE Boat ith a vessel that any
ellah wuld be p-pwoud topothess, and twust
she may long continue where she ith. ! t-Nil
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.zfGFt, FOR RICHMOND. NORFOLK, AND
Sslssllsatas CITY PoINT-The side-wheel steamships
ALBEn4 hLE, BE, Captain Bourne, -, Every wednesdsghb
At ~ M nom Pier No. So North River giving throukn
bills of Iading etc. TO all points on the seabOard Ball
road and its connection -.
street,
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by native Chicago artist, excited no envy.
But after awhile ticket No. $500 came to
light, and with it the Opera House.
This proved two things; that the lucky ticket
was not among the ''unsold" as Mr.. Crosby
might hope; and had bought my ticket, l4l, 1893,
too late. When it was announced who had
drawn the prize, the gentleman who won the
Opera House walked up to the platform to re-
ceive it, as / believe he had very ill-conceived
notions Of what an Opera House was. After the
''House" was disposed of the Committee pulled
out the prizes by the handful, and threw them
about with a lavish hand, reserVing to Mr..
Crosby however, some choice paintings, under
the plea of ''Unsold," which l believe he was,
but which conld not be said of many others.
e For fear the sudden good fortune that had
Just befalen the gentleman from the country
might work his ruin, as fortunes are said to do,
l addressed him a tender note from my hotel,
asking him what he intended doing with the
Opera House, now he had it, and cautioning
him against sharpers, who would try and get
hold of his money. Also recommended him to
buy my painting, Portrait of Bacon" valued
by the Committee at $4,000. Next morning
received from him the following nOte:-
BULLS HEAD.
Zur:-Me and the old woman and the chill
dren is goin to move TO Chicago if we kin glt
rid of Sukey at an advantage, as she is good
mixer. would put her agin eny COW in the
country; and after that we don't know what
veal do unless Good git pardner TO furnish
sum capital to start grocery bisness, and rent
the upstairs to the pork packers, some fellers
| in our tavern said it wood be a bully place fur
that bisiness, and they mite buy your pictur
for a sign; but don't want any picturs. will
not sell it till hev tried the grocery bsiness, as
me and the old woman and Adaline, that's my
| grown-up dorter, hev always had hankerin
after store, and Adalne sez keep dry goods
| and trimmins. Yourn till death,
| ABNER u. BEET
n. BIN no Johnson man.
After receiving this letter, dear Editor, felt
that there was no more for me to do in this city,
| and
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LEAVING MY PICTURE AT FRIENDS
l determined to return home. l did not realize
as much for my Portrait Of Bacon" as the Com
mittee had led me to expect from their printed
catalogue, so that, not to put to fine point on
it, may say that am disappointed.
Your own CORRESPONDENT.
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sort mErRE.1LLoGGoAL OBSERVATIONS FOR
THE WEAK.
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sA1vEON .NGlp I9 1&$ts
'V''' SUPPEN sSEN''
NUMBER CIV.
NILMRRR CIV

DIET FOR MENTAL DYsPBpTICs, AND 4 CUBE
POh HY-PO0HoNDRlA, HY-POCRIsY, OR ANY
COMPLAINT OF A ny ORDER.
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ALMANAC AND DIARY.

by OUR SERIES EDITOR.
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,1gFNfB, PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

S@lAtsks PANY's
IBROUGa LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave Pier No AZ North River foot OF Canal
street. at IL O'Clock. room, as iollows;- - 49,.
December 3l.-NEW NUBK, Capt. ". ". FarDer, con-
Meeting with CONsIITU1IQN, Capt. Caveriy.
January IL HENRY CHAUNCEY, Capt A. G.
January q rising STAR, Capt I. A harris, con
Meeting with GOLDEN CITY, Capt. I, watkins
All Departures touch at Acapulco those Of LIST and
2lst connect with steamers South Pacific
ports; LIST and llth Tor Central American ports and
those Of LIST touch at anZaniilO.
DepNt ture OF llth each month connects with the new
steam line from Panama TO AustTaa and New Zealand.
Steamer Of March H. 1857, viii connect With t1e Com
panys steamer Colorado, to leave san Francisco for
Yokohama and Aong-Kong on April 3 1861
One hundred pounds OF baggage allowed each adult
M ediClnes and attendance tree. ~
For passage tick cts and all further information, apply
at the Office on the wharf loot Of Canal street. North
River, New York. .,
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F. r. BABY, Agent.

-,zg5sss. EMPIRE STEAMSHIP LINE, FOR
sssMAIgR.SAASu PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON
sailing nom each port Sa uIday, from second
wharf above Vine street. PhadelDhis and Providence
and Boston Railroad Wharf Providence -aa
1he line is composed OF the hrst-class Steamships
HUNTER, NJ l.. Rogers commander.
CHASE, j A. CIOssman CON mander.
These superior and wel EQUIPPED steamships sail
regularly as advertised Freight viii be received daily,
steamship bel always The berth TO receive cargo
Freight tor Boston. Mass. and ell intermediate
points on the Boston and Providence or Worcester
Railroads, VIII be received and the goods delivered in
less time and at lower rates than by other route
Bills of ladiDg furnished at the office.
bills OF ladiDg stoned after the ship has sailed.
For further Information, apply 10
LATHBURY, WICKERShAM g. CO.. Agents,
No. I26 North Wharves.
Henry Cleaveland. Esq. gent at Providence X. L.
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The Book of the Sonnet.n Edited by Leigh
BIt Bunt and 5, Adams Lee, 2yolumes. Boston'
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-~$EEs> NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION
,sSAiBAlS COMPANY (Limited)
steamers weekly to Liverpool calling al Queenstown
The splendid first class Iron Stea mships
LOUISIANA, aptain Harrington
PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Lewis
ERIN, Captain Cutting
THE QUEEN Captain Gr0gan.
DENMARK, Captain Thomson
An experienced Surgeon each ship free a. charge.
Drafts issued for any amount payable 1T any bank in
Great Britain or on the continent,
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCvt
Cabin Steerage-
To Liverpool or Queenstown. slice $50.
Through passage 10 Paris Antwerp. Hamburg, Bre-
men. London, etc at low rates
SteeraGe passage tickets TO bring from Liver
pool Quet nstown Tor S36 currency be obtained
at No 27 BROADWAY.
freight cabin PASSAGE apply the Office of the
Company. No 50 BROADWAY. For steerage uckets
at the Passage 0nlce of the Company, No. n BROAD
" F. W.. j. HURST Manager
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After receiving this letter, dear Editor, felt
that there was no more for me TO do in this city,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Eook to Your Titles /!

+ 7 may not be generally known that the title 10
i a large portion cf the Real Estate in Wood
County is defective-but such is the fact. These
defects arise from misdescrption Of the prop
erty, Informal execution and acknOwedg gment
of ongeyancos, unrecorded deeds, tax sales and
titles, Judgment liens irregularities in sales under
execution, mortgages, &c.
Hundreds Of mortgages and other incumbrances
upon lands remain unoancelled on the records,
although the debts they were given to secure, have
probably been paid. Thousands Of tax sales have
been made incumberng lands and lots, many Of
which have been redeemed but not cancelled, but
large number still exist as valid liens on the prop
erty sold. over 1900 of the deeds on our county
records are either errOneousy executed, or
wrongly recorded most Of the errors undoubtedly
occur in the making Of the deeds, but many in the
recording Of them.
In view Of these facts, we are preparing, and
have nearly completed, at great expense and inn
mense labor complete abstract of the title to
every tract Of land and town lot IN the county,
giving the original entries and purchases from e
State and United States, date OF the deeds, kind
Of conveyance, consideration, full description of
the land, where deed executed, date of record,
book and page where recorded, number OF wit
nesses, number of seals, amount ofrevenuc stamp,
&c.
SO complete will these Abstracts be- thai u
every book in the Recorders o flee were destroyed,
an accurate description of every instrument re-
corded there, could be procured from our office
With these facilities we are prepared, on the
shortest notice, to give all necessary information,
and written abstracts Of title, at reasonable prices
to all who may desire the same. -.
With these Abstracts before us, we also have
facilities for prepatiug conveyances Of every de-
scription nnequalcd by any other Office in the
county, and which will be made out hy us atusuRl
rates. Wtwll give Special attention to remedyng
defects intites, rem1vihg membranes, procuring
lost deeds, getting original patent or copies of
same, and perlecting titles generally, ',ot
! Every owner of Real Estate should know the
full history Of his title to- same, and that it is cor
! rectly placed on the record; and every prudent
man will refuse to buy any lands or lots without
first being fully satisfied that the title to same is
perfect, clear and unimcumbered and these facts
can be ascertained from us at a small expense.
Our charges will be asfollows: ~
For an examination of the title to a lot or tract
of land, with verbal opinion same, from 81 to
So. according to value and number Of transfers.
For a full abstract of the title, with written
opinion on same, 81 and over, according to number
of conveyances of the land, and labor in making
out same.
reasonable deduction will be made to appli-
cants for chain OF title to two more tracts, and
! also to attorneys and agents who make frequeu
business calls upon us. ~.
ROSS g. sCOOKI
PolTysburg o., February H. 1867 81
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lslan .alIeuning NTnrhle.

ltmay be Of spme yalue to housekeepers
who hays marbMtop furniture, to know
that common solution Of gum Arabic is an
excellent absorbent and will remove dirt,
etcss lram marble ,, fEutIH3
First, brush the'dust uil the picoe to be
cleaned, then apply with ~ brush augood
coat pf gpUi arabic, ahont the consistency
of thick Office muoilage, expose it 10 the
sun orsdEy Mintblor both, In a short time
it viii crack and peal Off washMih clean
water and d clean cloth. OF eourse II the
first aApliaatiopldaes not have the desired
etieet-it should be, applied yagapr--7C9r,
Scientific Abssficdn. .i.'w ~ ~. q
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This Blckle has taken the premium at many Of
our State Fairs over all other Buckles in tie coun-
try. Firstth this Buckle has no tongue ia it to tear
the tug Second 1t can be altered in a moment
with perfect case, rhird-if your horses get cast
the tugs can be uniastened by simple pull OF the
reinsj runaway herses the same, Having no holes
punched in them, the tugs are durable for all time
N0llCE.--All Ilafness-maRers in Wood county
are forbidden to use this Buckle without my con-
sent, at the eStreme penalty of the law. Township
rights for sale on reasonable terms. q ..,,est
On hand at an times Single and Double Harness
Of the best quality. Repairing of all kinds done
on short notice, s'.1.IYiU &. "A. b. RREDsl
,ferrysburg, March ., 1861; f-as p, 46Lz .t
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SALE.
First National Bank Fromonti wdoalconr,v
80. { Cnuninnn plnna.

First National Bank, FromontI wdoalcoor,v
B W. ~. ,, ~ NVpi'y 81
John Gribbcn. N""'"'oh 'eas'
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk Of the Court of CoUimon Pleas
Of Wood County, Ohio, and to NC directed and do
livercd, will offer for sale at pubic vendue at the
door oCthc Court House, hthetbwh Of Perrysburg,
Wood Gopnty, Ohio on aU
r. TUESDAY, September II, 1867,
Between tho houfsof . and a o'clock r. NJ, or
said day, tho following described property, to-wiu
The soaibeast quarter Of section thirteen l3l,
township four ~, range ten tlOl saving and exr.
cepting therefrom 50 much thereof as Is owned by
the est tte Of JoGsph Middleton, by John Elder aud
Adam Ross. Also, part Of The south part Of the
west hilf of tho southwest quarter Of section oigh
teen lsl, township four II, north of range eleven
u east, tsupnoso9 %, esp4in iweptyroneJ acres
~ lro OF l5ss Ill sittnt "a h Wood Comfy. Ohio.
CHARLES w. EyERS. Sheriff.
]. X, a j, NJ, llosp, Attorneys dT PRh.
Pcfrysbdtg, August %, 1867. l7oss
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BY GRoRGE STRAIN, her Attorney.
p4&4 1siy st-ls3tI N. AAIIl3t3i4
RpETaTION ron DIVORCE.


Hanol McMaInnWN .VEf fYFTVUF"'
Tho defendant Daniel McMahan, whose place of
residence to the plaintiff is unknown, will take no.
thee that ON the 9ith day Of April A. d. 1867, the
plaintiff filed in the Clerks Ofice of said Court
petition, the substance Of which is that she has
heou FOR tnore than a year past and is now a bona
iie resident pf Wood County, that she was mar
ied to the said defendant ON or about the 10Th of
AprlgA pf 1885, "a Essex ,iR fls Sfbt4 OF New
York i aud that pn,or about he leth daysOf Nos
vember, 1890, and since, and especially ON the Sd
her and otherwise inaicting upon her personal in
jury and abuse; aud the pgayer of which said pc,
Ntlon issthat she may bG divorced from said De-
fdndant, Daniel MoMahan, and such other and
further relief as the nature of her case aud equity
may require. BRIDGET MoMAHAN.s
by ksNT & SHANNON, her Attorneys H..
L Pertyshurg, July 21, 1887 I77F7 ~ iSf$S
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n EGAL NOTIoE.
n W NenonalA ,,pR N,g.a itn div t5a'4sci
w "'UouS'0' P'u'' In the Court of Comnou
levi wallsssy cAlOs ttS"s x SSeS " fSpHS,


Said detendSp,s will take notice that the said
g'aint9has filed his petition in the Court OF Com
men lHeas, Wood County, for The foreclosure OF a
mortgage On the west half Of the northwest quarter
OF section number twenty-nine 2q) In township
nomNer four a., north Of range number niue ta)
oaS., eonla!pipgl eiEhly eorys oa Land In Wotdi
Connly, Vhto, aut asking hr a sate Of the above
described premises, to satisfy debt evidenced by
Iwo promlssory notes, executed aud delivered by
said Lgvi Wallace TO plaintiff, bearing date March
ga. y, 1888 one Of said notes being Tor the sun,
of 5000, due March ?, A, u. 1885. aud one for the
sum Of $500, due August !, A, d. 1867, both bear
ing Interest from date, Said mortgage was given
secure 3 tSSSsy day STAMPED sd etytis rSeptdtS
MEeh "a, 1858. The Court is also asked 10 rem
der Judgment against said IIsFi Wallace for the
amount Of said notes and interest, aud l., decree
that said sale saal be free nun tho dover ipleEesl
Of said ShlW wWllAee, Said petition viii be an
swerable October 5. A, ID. 1881.
DODGE 4 TYLER, Plaas. Aays.
Perrysburg, July IS 1887. lSfslO 30
flf =
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'TuE Gqr1esers' Aoathiya eUations its
berries and hlaekberries, not 10 plant tlgem
too deep, as most OF die failures rosmli from
this cause. Raspherries and hlaekbcrrios
will no, root out from the caGe, buds have
10 come from the crown or roots. and sev;
eral inches Of soil to come through is too
much foe, the buds--ihey will die first
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SHERIFF. SALES,
s;,s..n.rT,l .,,i sAL1.T 1.T711TroT +


Edwin Reed,
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the C1urt pf Common Pleas,
OF Wood County, Ohio, and to ms directed and de-
livered, will Offer for sale at public vendue at the
door Of thc Court House, in ths town Of Perrysburg
Wood County, Ohio, ON
MONDAY, September 20, 1867,
Between the hours OF ~ aud 2'o'ciook 2. NJ, Of
said day, the following described property, towit;
The nofthwesi = af section 30 ytnwmhip 4, range
10, eoiHaininR TOO aofcs and The east part Of the
south west14 of said Section 30, township 4, range
10, containing 80 acres; aud the northwest u Of
the southeast a Of section 80, township A. range
10, containing 80 acres all situated in the county
of Wood and State of Ohio.
CHARLES w. EVERS, Sheriff.
J. =. 4 8. u. PkrCF, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
perrysburg, August %, 1857 1887 80
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y 'FhiNmimg T'Enlt Trees.

We once heard,a sucoesstMr raiser and
marketer OF peaches say. that by thinning
theterop To aboat one thirdt Or otfo.fourth
its ordinary numbers on loaded trees, ho
was still able to obtain as many bushels IA
betore, on aqroMF' 'of the iucreaecd size,
ana btaln triple price. During an abun.
dant season. his tIcighbors who neglected
thinning, fouad il difficult to get fifty cepts
per bushel, whilehe sold all his readily at
dollar and a halle All trees that over.
bear, and all that have defective fruit, either
from the attacks of insects or otherwise,
will be much improved in Abe quality OF
their crops by timn(y thinning --remember-
ing always to- piolS0t the poorest speci.
tneus sndleaveltho best. Even the apple
crop which 10 s,choaper aud more abundant
than most Others tShonld not be neglected.
II any one who doubts will remember Tor
momeult that an overloaded tree ylINs to be
hnally picked by hand, hc will see the pro,
hrleiy of doing a part Of his picking SO
early in the season that the portion left may
beiWnreyed by, tAo, Ioperation, Suppose,
fofS SexAhfhle, that d tree has at the present
momentpthne ithousand growing apples
upon it, and that two thousand are small
and scabhy, or infested by the apple worm
or stung by tho curculo. II he allows these
threq t!pusnndAlllto grow, they win crowd
each other and uoro of them will be large
alalsius favored. Net il suffered TO remain,
they must be finally hand picked and care.
fully let d9wnRml garried inbaskStA SNuw
instead 'h this TaboripWs process, let tho
owners pick OIL two thousand poor ones,
whtehrequtrfug no care TO keep from bruis.
ing, may he done with great rapiditys The
remainilg ,thonsaud, which M,il thcN' Have
chance to swell up in size aud become
perfect in flavor, may be gathered when
mature With fat lesSslr0uble Ihauth orig
inal thfee tiiousahvl.s let the experiment
he made in the hroper ReNson. II mn
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CcaooLENAMINERs' NOTICE. The board
- will hold theiy Rext regular session for the
examination OF feachers, at
llouseholdef's Corners, Friday, Sept, 6, 1867.
Perrysbnrg, Friday, October I, 1867.
Applieanls need not apply for Special Exami-
nation, but are requested to attend the stated
meetings Of the hoard. r.-
AIloorespondence With the Examiners should
be edireoled 60 the undersigned, at Weston, o.
80 v. a. AVERY, Clerk
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FRuIT trees, says writer. should be al.
lowed 10 shoot out their branches near the
ground, protecting the trunk and the soil
from tho changes pt temperature and loss
Of moisture. lie has seen the experiment.
tried. and ithas been found that apRle trees,
especially, bear better when the top branch
es are c6t aWaS, and the limbs permitted
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EEr Thanking EyerybOdy Cor their past
patronage, NE viEn sill 'soHtlnve 20 be cd hand
iuu t,rt iositI aHs'3 Hsai ila.t q,
UP to the fines and Wants
OF the People of w6od County. n.e
IS PECK, HASIILToS & CO.
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To make fancy or ornamental tree fence
and windbreak-set eyArSreens Norway
spruoe, red cedar, white pine, are amOug
the best. aud white willow. Set about
three eyergleehe, then white willow, and
40 OH LteruAting9 9&Jol lii-4tNf
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A DMlNlSrRAT0R'S NOTICE. - Notice is
"A hereby given thatthe undersigned has been
dulyappointed and qualified as Administrators on
tho estate Of b. T. Myers, deceased, late OF Wood
County, Ohio All persons Interested will take no
ticc and govern themselves accordingly.
~4as. IS .uui1 j. IVES. BRO ROWNSBERGER.
Perrysbnrg, August 5, ,lS67.l wOq ils01 1SAni
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TO! FARMERS ATTENTION!
The Greatest discovery Of the Age.
rua BUcKLEs. on CLAsPs.

A Z. REED has purchased the right Of sale
"a mg Wood county Of the Justly celebrated
Cowes' Patent
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lohn Buuuey, Of Tymoohtee, in tho county et
'Wyandolt, and State Of Ohio is notified that Mary
Buntley did, on the 2lth day of July, A.Dg 1897,
aleher petition in Tie Office OF tho Clerk of the
Court ot'Common Pleas, within and for the county
Of Wood and State of Ohio, charging said John
'Buntey with willNl absence, gross neglect of du-
ty aud extreme cruelty, and asking to bo empow-,
eredtQ hspose ofsher senarae prNperty, tibe d.
vorSsd ffoN ssAdSJuhns Buhtiey, and TO have tho
custody Of children named, which petition will
stand for hearing atths neSt tdCm o, ssldCourt.
T. WV afN i'N'A MARY BtINTIEY