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7 EGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that
i Sarah Alexander, Administrator Of Ephraim
Gable; james w. Ross, Administrator Of Henry
Slaughterback; and G. q. Baird, Administrators Of
George W. Baird, deceasod have filed in the Pro-
bato Court Of Wood County, Ohio, their accounts
for final settlement, and the same will be for hear
ing on the goth day of April, A. ID. 1867.
EDWIN TULLER, Probate Judge.
Perrysburg, April |, 1857. 49c
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WHEN fences become old, and the boards
begin TO come of nail upright facing strips
npOu them against each post, and the
boards will be held to their place, aud the
fence Will last several years longer.
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MASTER COMMIssIONEIs'S SALE.


VS.. Wood Common Pleas.
Cyrus'Goodell ct nj. r-rfr~
by virtue Of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause By the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio, and IN me directed and de
livered, will offer for sale at public vendue, nj
the door of the Court House, in Pcrrysburg, Wood
County, Ohio, On
MONDAY, April 20, 1887,
between the hours of and O'Clock Z. NJ, Of said
day, the following described lands and tenements
to-wit;
The west half Of the southeast quarter, and the
west half of the northeast quarter OF section No.
twenty eight t2S), in township No. six 10Y, north
of range twelve (l2) east, Wood county, Ohio.
Also, the east half of the northeast quarter OF
section %, township 0, north of range II cast same
county aud State.
CHARLES w. EVERS,
Special Master Commissioner.
JAMES PILLARS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
PerrySburg, March 27, 1897 4Se$S 90
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
I. q. RETTIG * co.

THE undersigned take this method TO inform the
l. public OF Perrysburg and'vicinity that they
have fitted up Tailoring Establishment. on
ontstreet, two doors east Of the Exchange Ho-
tel, where they have an excellent stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
ofeyery style and variety. aud will be prepared
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Gle Of Gentlemen's Wearing Apparl, after the
latest style, and in the most approved and satis-
factory manner. Give us a call.
i. @. RETTIG A co.
Psrrysburg, April 20, 1896. 50
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Every Instrument War
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice is
n hereby given that the undersigned has been
duty appointed and qualified as Administrator Of
the estate of William 7. Hannah, late of Wood
County, Ohio, deceased. All persons indebted to
said estate will make immediate payment and
those having claims will present them to the un-
dorsigned popularity authenticated for settlement.
JOHN CAMPBELL, Administrator.
Weston tn, March 2S, 1887. ASd
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EXECuT0R'S NOTICE.-NDuce is hereby Civ
II en- that have been duly appointed and quail
flied Executor of the last will and testament of
William j. Robinson, late Of Wood County, Ohio,
deceased All persons interested viii govern them
selves accordingly. LEWIS i. DUBBS,
Executor Of VIM. j. Robinson, deceased.
perrysburp, March % 1857 4SdS
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Ma. ERAsrUs HorKISs, of White Lake
Michigan, keeps cider very nicely by al.
lowing il TO work itself clear then boil
fifteen or twenty minutes. II may then be
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A DMGNISTRATOR'S NOTICE. - Notice is
n hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified as Administrator ON
the estate of Edward L.. Baird, deceased late of
Wood County, Ohio. All persons Interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
AUGUSTUS NJ. THOMPSON.
Perrysburg, March 10, 1867. AID
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ASTROLOGY.
The World Astonished at
THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
Made by the Great AstrOIogist,
NIadn111f FL. "A. .PERRIGO.


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Consultation fee with likeness and all desired in
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Address Madame H. A. PERRIG0,
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A DMlNISTRATORS NOTICE. - Notice is
n hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified as Administrator on
the estate of William r. Rosendale deceased, late
of Wood County, Ohio. All persons interested will
take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
JOHN WEAVER.
Psrrysburg, March %, 1887. Isd#
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MEDICAL, TOILET, &C.
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OR DoUBLE-sPRING)
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SOLE MANUFACTURER
PATENT INEPROV
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WOOL WANTED.

WE will pay the highest market price Hys, for any
One-third will in all cases be deducted from
unwashed, partially washed, and Buck heeces.
Y. r. MILLER CO,
Perrysburg, May %, 1856.
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ranted for Five Years.

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CHsESPER COMA.

oh she wss beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendTils soft, entwined,
Unclaimed tue very heart and mind.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-06
THE CONDITION OF THINGS AND
THE CAUSE OF III

The Radical Juggernaut is crushing
out the very life Of the nation. A con
temporary thus describes its desolating
progress:
The great depression Of business
throughout the country is the subject of
much remark Ii is not confined to any
one section, or to any one branch of in
dustry. Commerce, navigation, ship
building and manufactures Of all kinds
are almost at a staud-still, and jobbers
and retailers of goods are not better of.
We published a statement in yesterday
paper showing the great decline IN the
manufacturing business in New England
The cotton, wooden and leather and shoe
trade are all declining Galleries and
iron founderies in Pennsylvania have
stopped work, as well as the Eastern cot
ton mills. In the South as Is well known,
there prevails an utter stagnation OF bust
ness There is no commerce, and no
money for the South Cotton is very low
hearty one-half lower for some grades
than the price Of last January-and the
growing crops will not be remuneratiye
to the planter, though it will be smaller
by one-seyenth than the crop Of last year
When We inquire into the causes Of
the depression of trade we will find that
political uncertainty is the most active
and influential of any that can be named.
congress has seen fit to quarrel with the
President in regard to Southern recon.
suucuOn, and has sought to keep the
south out Of the Union until it could be
ADMITTED without danger to the continue
anee OF the Radical party in power
congress endeayors to perpetuate dis
union until ats usurpations of the whole
power Of the government shall he con.
frmed and upheld That is Conrress
says We will retain our two-tbirds
power, and will not admit the excluded
Southern States until they embrace our
policy, and send Radical men to Congress
to unite with as in support Of Radical
measures There is no prospect before
the country but that Of disunion, an
archy, profigate and corrupt appropria-
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WHAT'S rHOUGHr OF rrABROAD.

From the Louisville Courier.
The election which occurred in Tennes
see on Thursday last was one of the most
absurd and disgusting farees ever enacted
upon the American continent. Compared
10 it the Mexican method or even that of
the Indians, rises into responsibility and
dignity. Such a spectacle was never before
presented to a free people, and it is almost
enough TO make one.despair of the ultimate
restoration Of free institutions to this un
happy people. They are PROSTATE now, and
the fendish malace and energy Of the Rad
icals, and the complete control which they
have established over the negro vote is
well calculated to destroy the patriots
hope in better day for the republic.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
When Louis Napoleon submitted the
question to France whether it would sane
ton his usurpstion of supreme power, it
was done in a much falreT manner than this
proceeding of BrOwnloW, and there was
not about ic near as much prescription and
personal violence. Brownlow and his
party are detested with a hatred that it is
almost impossible to express, by nine-tenths
of the white population, and by a large
majority of the people Of Tennessee, even
giving him the black element Neverthe-
less, by the aid of force, and partly by the
assistance of the Congressional Rump at
Washington, he has secured in a revolu-
tionary manner, the control of the State
The people are helpless for the time to re-
sist his usuTpation. One of the largest and
most populous of the American States is
placed at the mercy of the worst and mean
est tyranny that exists upon the face of the
globe, and white intelligence and wealth
are trodden under foot by horde of negroes
Just released from servitude.
Poos and unfortunate TENNESSEE Your
fate is indeed sad and melancholy.
Beyond this result is another of national
import, which is looming up. The Ten
nessee usurpation viii attempt to vote the
State IN a similar way next year for Presi-
dent. 1t will be sought to make its false and /,
spurious suffrage, its fraudulent expression
Of the popular will, count against the real
and genuine expressions of other States.
Here and beyond are questions of fright
fll magnitude appearing, that portend
national troubles and disasters. A State
that is bound, hand and foot, and in the
chains of a successful usurpation, is a dan
gerous element in the Confederacy, as we
shall ere long discover.
From the Louisville Journal.
Such things seem too bad to be borne by
human nature. They are an utterable dis
grace to our country. But we do not see
what can at present be done. All that the
people of Kentucky can do is to show, by
their verdict on Monday, that they, an
overwhelming and irresistible majority in
their own State, stand side by side in sym
pathy and principle with their down
crushed bretheren Of Tennessee, and are
ready and anxious toad, whenever it may
be possible, in delivering them from the
terrible bondage of Radicalism, and the
hellish bondage of Brownlowism.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-06
PROFLIGACY OF CONGREss.

The National IRtelHgeRcer says the
large and increasing demands upon the
treasury, caused by the reckless and des-
potic, and, in some cases, corrupt legis-
lation Of Congress, seem to have post
poned indefinitely all hopes Of a return to
a specie standard The return to specie
instead Of an unconvertible and redund
ant paper currency, can never be effected
except by a reduction of the volume of
that currency How can such reduction
be attempted in the face Of Congress and
its proAigate operations, such as the
bounty acts?
These bounty acts were passed, as
everybody knows, not for the benefit Of
soldiers, or at their request, but under
the corrupt influence Of agents and spec
ulators who buy up the claims of the sol-
diers One of these acts-the act of the
thirty-ninth Congress-calls for eighty
millions Of dollars Congress made no
appropriation in any regular appropria-
ton bill for the object but they pro
vided in the bounty act itself for the
payment Of the whole amount. There is
no way in which the payment can be
postponed or evaded so as to await the
possible occurrence Of an honest and pru-
dent thought to Congress at another ses-
sion A battalion Of clerks has been en-
plOyed in preparing the papers for this
payment over to the harpies who hover
around the Radical Congress and direct
its legislation. So impatient were these
vultures for their prey that they gathered
about Congress at the late July session,
clamerous for an act to force the Execu-
tive to hasten the payment Of the money
promised them by the bounty bill, They
did obtain the passage of resolution on
the subject, which elected an explana-
ton, showing that the proper depart-
ments were busy in making preparations
for the delivery of the money thus de-
manded, under a pretext of law.
No progress, under present circumstan-
ces can be made either towards a reduce
ton of the paper money or of the national
debt The probability is that Congress
will madly pursue their course of malap-
preparations for party objects, until they
shall create the necessity for heavier tax
alton, and for an increase Of the public
debt