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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12
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At a. meethgtf tarpncls land avn RI
and capitalists ucr NoXludria, Va, the
other day. it was gcpeiqlls pAqeed, that tit
great ueed OF Virginin- was tho sub divis'
iOu Of The large plNLhtions into small farms
IN order So enc lurago the imnlgBt,on ul
farmeVsi wtorwd become land owners, mud
thus identity themselves with tho welfare
Of the State. Land monopoly was always
al war with nature, aud il IS fortunate that
oircumslaucSshayd coovtCed sotne' pco.
ple that tss III til respects an uumi'ig0jed
curse, Besides heing violation OF ihe na.
tioyalrighl Of labor to own the land II cul-
tivatosa
Ia England, ireland and Scotland The
Nord owns a vast domain, which is leased
to gentlemen farmers, and Ivy thom subIot
10 working farmers, who employ the poor
MS hired hborets. Thus tho hired farm
laborors are compelled to support not oulJ
themselves but their employers, the gon.
tlemen farmers, ahd the Lords in all thell
extravaganza. Some Of these lords have
from FIVE hundred TO two thousand acres
walled in for park around their Castles
and such Is the rate ut which tho farm la
bofers are swindled. For every dollr
they get out of their own toll OF least three
are taken from them by this system
Itis hot so bad in this country, because
we have so tndch wild land that every farm,
and, upder tho Homestead Act, every
worker on tho soil can own tho laud hc
cultvates, if inc will 20 where it can be
had. The system of monopoly, however
which secures the boat soils situated near.
est to market to tho speculntor, and dis
courages tho working clnss 10y crowding
the6i SO far back from all advantages, has
been a very unfortunate thing for this conn
try.
In this connection we regret to notice m
article in the New York Times, cougratula-
ling the eountry on the tendency to,arSe
farms, which has been created by the in
tf6ductloa of agricultural machinery. 1t
holds large plantations 60 be necessary TO
The use OF machinery. That is u very great
mistake.
Farmers with fifty or hundred acres
can have all the advantage of machinery by
little corporation. Several farmers can
owB a. ,thresher, or, as moro generally the
caae,l lthteshin@'ean bc done by prupries
tor of mhchino WHO goes from farm to
farm and does tho work for u whole town.
ship. 4.....,.
hf iiely better is It to have township
oltlreo hundred independent farmers than
10 have itnll in twenty iurms, with only
twenty independent agrlcbltmists in the
place Of three hundred The difference N
point of initllige0ce, Of morality, Of FREQ
dom, of SOCIAL perfection, and OF general.
happiness. in almost infinitely to the credit
OF fthe-small-faral system. "as
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MfsoELnANEoUs.
L6ok to Your Titlcsl

TT may not bo generally known that the title 10
large portion cf the Real Estate in Wood
County Is dcfcctiyc-b but such is the fact. These
defects arse from mSdescrption Of The prop
ertt, informal execution and acknowledgment
of 0onrcyancnR, nmeCOrded deeds, tax sales and
titles judgment liens irregularities IN sales under
execution, mortgages, NC.
Hundreds Of mortgages and other membranes
upon lands fehiiiu upcAnCellcd on The records,
although the debts they were given 10 secure, have
probably been paid. Thousands oftax sales have
been made, incumbering lands aud lots mhty of
which have been redeemed but not cancelled, but
large number still exist valid liens on the prop
crty sold, over 500 Of thedeeds ON our couhty
wrongly recorded most Of thc errors undoubtedly
occur in the making Of the deeds, but many In the
recording Of them
In tiew df those gacls we are preparing, and
hive ncnrly completed at great expense and i'm
mcnse labor, a complete abstract Of the title 10
every tract Of land and town lot IN the county,
giving the original entries and purchases from tie
state and United States, date Of the deeds, kind
NJ conveyance, consideration, full description Of
the land, whore deed executed, date Of record,
book and page where rccoi ded, number Of wit
ncsscs, nunbcr of seals, amount OF revenue stamp,
&c.
So complete will these Abstracts be, that If
every book in the Recorders Onlco destroyed,
an accurate description Of every instrument re-
corded there, could be procured fioD our office.
wish these facilities we are prepared, on the
shortest nntico, to give all necessary information,
and written abstracts Of title, at reasonable prices
to all who may desire the same.
with thesu Abstracts before us, wo also have
facilities for preparing conveymces Of every do
scription unequuod by any other Office in the
county, and which will be made out by us ut usual
rutcs. Wcwl give special attention to remcdying
defects titles, removing incumbranees, procuring
lost deeds, getting original patent or copies Of
same, aud pcrfecting tiles generally.
Every owner Of Real Estate should know the
full history Of his title to same, and that it is cor
rectly pl6ced on the record and every prudent
man viii refuse to buy any lands or lots without
hrst being fully satisfied that the title to same is
perfect. clear and unimcumberGd and these facts
can be ascertnned from us at small expense.
Our charges viii be as lollows
For m cxamnatiidof the title 10 lot or tract
Of land, with verbal opinion ON same, from 81 to
50, ,nccQrding to value and numbor oC transfers.
For full abstract of the title, With written
opinion on Same, So and over, according to number
of convcyanccs Of the land, and labor in making
out same.
A Atcasouablc deduction will bc made to nppli-
cants for chain Of title to two or more tracts, and
also toOtmrneys and agents who make frequent
business calls upon us.
ROSS g. COOK.
Folrysburg, o., February il, 1867. 81
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How 20 Romt a FnrIll.

The correct way 60 arrive at u fair price
for both parties is tho i0llowmg A'id
the value of the cultivated land and build
iugs To tho value Of the stock land, and
tools. II a renter has no honoft of wood
land the growth Of timber and increasing
value II the land, .wit be an equivalent FOR
the interest on it, Now, if renter agrees
to pay to the proprietor annually, six, seven,
eight or more p9r cent, on the aggregate
of stock, implements and farm, and keep
the sollsin q good state of fertility, aud
make certain improvements every year,
the proprietor viii receive q better com
pousation than the renter. A renter could
ubt make q decent profit OH many farms,
wereh he 10 hire them at six per cent {;
while on others ho could afford TO pay
twelve per cont Tho productiveness OF
thesoil must he taken into the account,
Tlen. the percentage must be lesSened, IN
pfpportion,as a-repter snalSes improvements
itfat VIII iherease the mlue Of the farm. II
lie rents u farm for term of years, aud Ger
tain ipproysrpqnis will beupht him as well
as tile proprietor, each one should share III
the eXpenAes.
written Contract hotweon tho parties
sltelild require the renter to adopt u rota
tianS0f crops adapted 10 the soil; to allow
that oMould mako manure; 10 allow no
planure to be wasted by remaining in heaps
from year to year;'t TO keop ,he stock gooll ;
to keep all tools implements and buildings
iifg6bd repair, making allowance for their
natUia1 wear ana not to damage fruit or
oyusmeEal ireosin in any way. The prices
at which everything is valued in different
localities render it quite Inconsistent to
do auything further than simply make sug
gestidua on important points, by whielto
u fair contract !or both parties may be
framed.
Il Mhen farm is worked on shares, the
proprietor should so frame the contract
that hay. straw, cornstalks AMI other coarse
material shall not he carried oil the soil
and ho who works it should make and ap-
ply given amount OF manure annually, ]
ioyeign fersAiEersare alpled, the wnpr
etor ought to sustain small portion oE the
expenses, il ho receivesa share OF the grain
The contract should not allow a man t,
plow up tho entire farm at one time, so tho
there will he no grass tho next season
either for pasture or meaiow.- lP0rki8s
Farmer.
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WHy does rot every one have a Seroulum,
a ross a fuchsia, or some other ilowcr, in
the Wmdsw2 ? It is very ohcap next to
uptling-if you take it from tho slip or
seed, aud il is beauty and companion.
As Lsigh lIupt says, II swoeteus the ayr.
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Proposed amendment to the CORsti-
tution Of Ohio,


orrtcF or TVS sEceErNUy oF srArE.i
I, WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, Secretary of
State of the State of 0hlo do hereby certify that
the following is a true copy of JOINT Resolution
passed by the General Assembly Of the state Of
ohio on the 9th day Of April, A. d. 1867, taken
from the original rolls Gle in this Office.
In testimony whereof, have -hereunto subscribed
l-my name and affixed the great seal of the
SEAL State of 0hio at Columbus, the 9th day Of
- April, A. d. 1857.
WM. HENRY SMITH, Secretary of Slqte.
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How To MAKE a PAmnISE,-Buy an acre
OF two OF gronud, fence it, build IA neat cot
tage 0n il /; marry arranged in hoops, bajmo.
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the cCttage yoursolli abstain from all viii
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man work for your money. Do all this
aud you win have come as near gaining all
the original happiness that has survived
the fall of Adam as il is possible ior ordiu'
ary mortals
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Destructive of comfort and not worth n-;
Come aged, come youthiul, come ugly and fair,
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IE building chimney put a quantity Of
salt into the mortar with which tho inter
course of bricks are to be laid, The effect
will prevent any accumulation of SCOT IN
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ted The salt IN the portion of mortar which
is exposed, absorhS moisture every damp
day. The SCOT thus becoming damp falls
down the fireplace, Our Readers should
remember or preserve this lttlo piece ol
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B e A UTY!
Auburn, Golden, Flaxou \ Silken Curl

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TRE Prairie F'umer says; A cores.
p0hdent queries whether tho eir1ct of ma.
nure aud muck are better If they are az.
piled separate than mixed. Muck should
be used as an absorbent TO save the liuuid
manure. Use il pleutifully in the yards aud
stables and mix il in this way or mix the
manure and muck in a pile aud lei il ierment
and rot. lKo consider il best 10 mix before
applying them to the land.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the viewers and
~ surveyor nppoiuad ON the proposed county
road, commencing at the county road at tlo south
line between Sc tidns ten 90 aud eleven q Ia
town four a. north, range ten l0) east, in Wood
County, Ohio; thence south on section line till 1t
intersects the county road on the section line Of
sections thirty-rdur $50 and thirty five (3j), in
said town and range, and there terminate viii
meet at tht house ot George McNahun, In Liberty
Township, in said county. on TUESDAY, the Both
dov Of July, 1891 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the pur-
pose Of viewing aud surveying said proposed road,
Of which nonresident oud-holders ON the line Of
said road and others viii take notice.
fn II. CASS aud others, Petitioners.
July 4, 1907 lOlSi
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TIm total hog crop of the west for the
winter of 1868. is stated at 400 .239, as
compared with | .39l ,5ls during tho winter
ofls65. Chicago packed 3S2 900, the pres
cut season cincinnati $4,000; St. Lruis
10000 louisville l62,000i Milwaukee
66,000i indianapolis 40 l3l. lu 1862. Chi.
caga packed sol .A63; Cincinnati 3a4,O79 ;
ST. Louis ll6 1905 louisville 81 ,000 Nil
waakee 92090,. and Indianapolis $4,000,
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R8AsTEw COmmISSlONEn's SALE.

Loomis Nynan,
vs.. Wood Common Pleas,
Ctrcnus Goolel ct nj
BY virtue ol an order Of sale issued in the above
cause, by the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, Of Wood County, Ohio, aud to me directed
and delivered, will olcr Tor sale, at public Won
due at the door of the Courthouse, in poFrys-
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~ MONDAY, August 0, 1909 p
lletyccu tha hours Of I and 2 oclockS Z. NJ, the
following described lands and tcncmcnts, to-wh;
The west half Of the southeast quarter, and thc
west half Uf the northeast quarter Of section No.
twenty-fght (25), in township Ne. six (6), north
Of range twelve Cl2) east, Wood County Ohio.
Also, the cast half of the northeast quarter of
section %, township g north Of rudge II ehst, same
county and state,
CHARLES w. ENERS,
Special Master Commissioner.
JAMES PILLARS, PliptiF's Attorney.
Penysburg, July 2, 1867. l0cSS
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HXCElslog! ExCEAsI0nEI
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n,rou NoTncu-No. 100.


Notice is her,by given t. all c,uccrn,d, that
petition has boon dl1d Ia The AuhMrs O1ite ot
Wood County, Ohio, praying for the location of a
ditch, drain or water course, commencing in Ditch
No, 3, 0t the mouth ut Ditch No, g, being at the
west ue OF section No, two t9l, IN Milton Town
ship, said county; thence in aud along the limo oC
said Ditch No, as lar as the engineer may think
necessary the object being To deepen said old Ditch
No. 3, the present size being insufficient to carry
oif the water,
The surveyor aud engineer has made due report,
which report is now on file Ia said Anditors oDice,
setting forth the avaih biitv and necessity OF said
ditch and showing the following 'auds to be
affected and beuehJted by the location and con-
strucdon thep,ot To wit' All of sections ono a.,
three (3l ten 40, eleven Nl twelve (l2), TWEEN
ty-twa (22l and twenty -four 2n aud the east halt
Ot section two q OF township four y, range nine
tQl (Maon) and all Of sections twenty-five (25)
thirty flour Say, thiry-uve (3j aud thrty-Six 3d'
IN pwnship hve l5l range nine (9), all in said
Wuoi County, including the Incorporated village
OF Weston, in said county. The time for hearing
said petition by the Commission of said county
has been set for TUESDAY, July 10, 1857, AT
the Auditors 0Aice of said county.
). b. PRICE. Auditor Wood County.
Pewyshurg, June IA, 1897, Sl9l2,5
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MEDICAL, TOILET, &C.
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