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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-23
Vinegar from Cider, Wine
How TO Invest A DOLLAr

ASK your Doctor or Druggist for Sweet
QUinine-it equals bitter Quinine. Is made only
by T. STEARNS, Chemist, Detroit.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-23

Arising from bad state Of the blood OF chronic
diseases are errdieated and clear and transpa ent
surface regained BY the restorative action Of this
Ointment. 1t surpasses many OF the cosmetics and
other toilet appliances in its power to dspel rashe8
and llothgr disbursements of the face.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-23

.EOR SALE.-Two desirable Out
IL Lots, ~ acres each. Five and a half acres in
choice fruit, acre of Black and Raspberries, acres
OF Grapes, s acres of Apple, Peaches, Pears and
Ounce trees. A beautiful site for building. Said
lots lay on the west side of the BaYlle road about
Il mile from the Postotfee; are now owned by II.
Lesher, and will be sold for $500 per acre, 81 900
hPWn, balance in three annual payments.
= ~. 10 t7sg asj OAMFIELD & CO.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-23
11atent Medicine.
The Science Of Health.
Every Man his own Physician.
HOLLOWAY's PILLS,
r AND
HOLLOWAY3s OINTMENT.


FDIsoRDERseti THE STOMACH, LIVER AND BoWELs-
The stomach is the great centre which influences
the health O,flisease Of the system-abused or de-
biliated by G. &ess-indigestion offensive breath, and
physical pro sration are the natural consequences
Allied to the BRAIN it is the source Of headache,
mental depression nervous complaints, and unre-
freshing sleep. The liver becomes affected and
generates bilious disorders, pains in the sldef etc.
The Bowels sympathize by COshveness, Iiarrhoea,
and Dysentery. The principle action Of these Pills
is on the Stomach and the liver, lungs, bowels, and
kidneys participate intheir recuperative and regen
eratiTe operation.
ERYsPELAs AND SALT RHEUN
Are two Of the most common and vTulent disorders
prevalent on this eoutinent 70 these the Ointment
Is especially antagOnistei its "modUs Operandi is
frst to eradicate the venom and then complete the
cure.
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES AND ULcERs-
Cases of many years standing, that have pertin-
aeiously refused to yield TO any other remedy or
treatment, have invariably suocumbed to few ap-
plicaticns Of this powerful unguent.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-23

EyOR SALE.-Four and one-third
Il acres of land, \ of mile west of the Depot,
on Croghan street., frame house lsx24 with addition
good we'll and eistern, plenty of fruit. Price low
and terms easy. GAMFIELD & co:
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-23
NEahhoodi How Lost. How Restored

n B.-Drections for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each pot OF box. 4l
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-27
Beauty and Innocence.
iir PARK DESJAMrS.

The star that gem life's morning sky
Smiles syeetiy Ger thee now;
And hewer$ srsund thy pathway lie,
Aad roses crown thy brown
That, shed their delicate perfume
Mil ringlcts trembling like PLUMB
WhilG,a deep witchcry, soft and bright,
10 floating in those eyes of light.
Pure and undin!meI, thy angel smilo
Is mirrored on my dreams,
Like evenings sunset girded isles
Upon her shaIowcd streams;
And DER my thoughts Thy vision floats.
Like, melody Of spring bird notes,
When ,lt blue iIalcyon gently leaves
His p!umagc il. the flashing waves.
I cannot gNrc on aught that wears
The beauty Of the skies,
Or aught that in life's valley bcars,
The hues Of paradise;
7 c9nhot look upon star,
:, Or cloud that seems eeraph's car,
Or my form. Of purity,
Unmingled with dream Of thee.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-27

world take a drop of Nectar. His
opinion, therefore, must be based
upon hearsay. Aud that is precisely
@hat we complain Of, that our
whiskey should be thus defamed in
the public prints without hearing,
without trial, and without therefore
an opportunity of entering proper
defence. We are no lawyers, but it
seems to us that an action for damages
would lie for our whiskey, and that
plaintiff, before colored jury, might,
with reasonable certainty, count upon
a handsome VERDICT Courier.
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA Ga


JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CA-
EAL.-At the resent convention in
!,onisyille an important report on water
COMMUNICATIONS ,betw cen the Atlantic
portsand the Mississippi Valley was
submitted BY Mr.. Monroe, of Iowa,
which was adopted with great unanlmj.
ty by The body. In Ills, rcpor, the com-
plction OF the central water line from
tho mouth Of the Ohio to Hampton
Roads is commended as tho most impor.
tant project in'the system Of water-line
communications between tho West and
the Atlantic. The report Gays
"Tiiat' 'of ;.this system the central wa
ter line IS The most important 1t brings
The geographical centre and the' oeNifd
ofcommerce, wealll, and population Of
the Missississippi, the oonverging and
dIvergipg point Of moro than 10000
miles. .of inland steamboat navigation
! 900 miles nearer 70 the principal sen.
ports on the Atlantic and to Liverpool
than by either the northern or .southern
route Il ia free from tho irosls of wins
ter, which .obstruct tho northern, route
for about five months of the year, and
from the climatic objection to3ithc Gulf
route in summer it reaches ono of tha
best, i not the, very. beat, harbors. on
tho Atlantic It passes through the great
coal region OF America, and furnishes
the only cheap and adequate. outlet for
Tie inexhanatible snppiiess8f coal, lunas
ber salts and iron ofs9tl,ats regions now
}pskea Sp, .araopg. The hills apdaWonn,r,
sa,nS, and, 70 q large ,sziSHt, ~ aiflas;sss /;
1t ID the cheapest, best, and most direct
o,hletfrom tho larger portion 81 ths
Mississippi Valley itottl,s sea = fr9pa9lits
location it3fprnialtes q heal.hyasompsti-I
ton With boil, the. northern and .eou: N.
Eern route / it lies, wholly within the lim
hts and passes through The centre OF our our
country, andiisl not ithsfefofe liabis to
interruptions In time offareighswara5 asi
i The report declares athass frona sthe
magnitude of these ,projec.sit Iis ,imposs
bl6 that tbeycan be sargiad .opl by pr,--
vate corporation, ahd that Gsibg haIiop.
n lnsthsif shatsctdf athe yeds sisls Csovs
Ehfpmeng sHoula giya 10 tlisiSil 4 snslf ithid
lhs viii secure their compilation 40 the
ssasliOst possible period. .
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RArIprrY OF Tnouemr IN DREAM

RArIpIrY OF TnoUGmT IN DREAM
iNG.--A very remarkable circum-
stsnco, and an important point of an
alogy il, says Dr.. Forbes Wiuslow, TO
be found in the extreme rapidity with
which the mental operations are per-
formed, Or rather with which. the ma
terial changes OH which tho ideas de-.
pend are excited in tho hehispherioal
ganglia. IL would appear, sas liza
whole series Of acts that would really
occupy long :lapse of time pass ideal.
y. through the mind in an instant.---
We have in dreams no perception Of
the lapse Of time--a strange property
Of mind for II suoh be also it's pros
perty when entered into the eternal
disembodied state, time with appear to
ttp. .ps eternity. . Thss selstssas Of
'opace as we'll. ah Of time are also ami
hilated, so that viii le almost nm eter.
nifty is compressed INTO a moment, in.
faite. space ;is ttrayerfodgore swiftly
than u5by real thought .tfhere ARC, nti-
Imerous illustretiopsI ofsth!s principle
on record. ,i4A gentleman dreapt chat
he had enlisted as 3 solder, Joined ,his
regiment. deserted, Was ppprehendedi,
carried back, ,itriei, 'spbdsmnea to,abo
shot, and at last led out .for execution.
After tho w aaYusls spEepsEatiSRs 2 gun
.vgas fred I'M aEoSs VI ,reaort,
and found t6as apoiso in an ea ajoinipg
1oSn sa Rsas ~ \. gig ssgs lagmensb ,pro.
A Afrisnd ofs DR.. Abessomsiss dfSamS
that hS had ioroAsed the ,Astlentisl end
spent d fortnight 10 a Amefiaa. IL en,s
barking 6h. .hia xetufn, hs fell shtolths
sea, and, AWas lng IL. . ii 6s friebt. found
Islss \ ssSs %! hsf nes bseS ssieea ISd min!
ip'' I: j ss..l q .,..l..s |! /, y I.
Woffofd College, ispsttsnbarg oTSas
al v,,tky, ~ a IL
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-27

ANOTHER RADICAL OUrRAaE.-The
Augusta Conatilationa,ist says: Our
readers remember The killing Of 4 :. G.
Ruffin, the Radical sheriff of this county,
at the last State election, and that the
perpetrator Of tho deed was unknown.
Gov. Bullock offered large, rewnrd .fuf
tho arrest Of the alleged murderer. Yes,
iefday, . couple Of tools Of Constable
Hubbard, Of South Carolina, arrested a
quiet, peaceable citizen OF Hamburg, s.
c., Mr.. Robert Cunningham, on tho
charge Of killing Ruffinl The arrest
was was made NJ tbe. inataGce ''of hubbard,
rho tiiade affidavit to the effect that
,npon information received. h.. had reas.
on to believe Cunningham committed
the murder. tbs pimps Of Hubbard.
who made. the arrest, went inro Cum
!niDgham's store on Thursday, in "a
friendly way, taking drinks, there, and
stating that they would call again. yes
teraaS morning, which they did, arrest
ih4g Mrs ,Cpnhihshaib, ijlacnG hrm in
irons, aud taking hun TO- Colymbia.---.
Thus hasan irresponsible, Illegal ,alien
Official assumed The right to deprive an
iinaffensiue citizen OF his libertiea, for an,
offence % s~!sieh everybody kpcws he ia
not guilty, WHICH was not committed ip
South Carolina. aud when no affidavit
1aaa made from ,lps place where the kill
iDg took place, and no reaaieition. cent
from this State to the sozealled Govern
,of of South Carolina II haB .s6if4it
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I. frigbsfel saso II the imfsSiationI
Sog Id ,htims8 being In one 6f those
,Spaaibh lbnll, fights patronised by Did
brown, has oconysad lst Jurasy.d One
Of the bulls tossed s~man, killed him
ID apTiDatens, end ran y shout tho cirs
,esls. With hig entraiis twisted shout
ssle horns. NobeaS. shopghys ofi ssyp.
ping the performance, which went on
FOR three hours aftotward.
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| : } q
Ph1IN TALk.-The Orangeburg New.
speaking Of the strife in the Radical
party which gave the Conservatives
their grand success in Tennbtsekas asA$sa"
$50 in their divisions lies the only,
chance Tor the great Anti. Radical party
IN our State. At each Of these conven-.
tiona tbere,js this strife. between >aaould.,,
be- candidates Of the party Aud go
remember at;tho elec,ionfof school oonn.-
missioner last. spring there were even
two candidates outs each claiming thet
votes of!the party. II the Anti. .tad;caT
party had only then be liberalizsd Upon
the neutrality-suspicious. advocated BY
the Charleston NeWs and lhY.qnrselvsa,a
they could heya aeaered the election. of2
occur in those nominating cor ventions"
agai6S Iietus,be. ready by having cnn:s
ciliateda sufficient nnmber5of colofedS
voters to secure the election ofsAnti,a
Kad|iIccals, and thus take ono tsteR.to rene
deem our State. ,n,s - -
o1s, .1.}llla-a - . ~ eSnsin
i;I,RIoEs ,og MUEese AND OATrneeaNb
KENTUoKYrrThs Westsyno Citize,sy a
pgbRshed,, !, ,at Paris, Bourbon. .!Ssopnty,e,
KY, from which point is Clipped. q large !,
proportion ofihe'mitles and lioSses ~
Isd for ss)e IN this seatiog, giycstl diol l-5 2
loving qyota.i6ns;of pIcas :soisqass99
Il dyRe Cis1sa aa9sss stsgp 0gsagt9oidR
mules, at,&l2o 70 $l80.; broke epp1es,,ss
3 3 ! 90 70 g, On One s2s is5IPl,
eroagR, f43.do ';at stckEngs y 1 rs sto~
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Lr. 81 , - es--
.. WHAT Tux PEOPLE WANr.-A bove.
mere, party OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tho,
wants of trading politicians and vcnal
placemen--.rise the needs Of the people.
the aspirations OF the mass. What are
these? We speak for this great clasa
when we afli m that they desire tho op-
portunity to build up their fortunes,
shattered by war and its changes. They,
desire to press forward with ensrEy hpd
hope in the road to substantial results.
They desire TO surround themselves.
again with the comforts and convenien-.
ces Of a home, and to acquire The mcans
to extend to their children .h, adYanta".
ges Of generous education. And 40
meaBs !95bjs end, they wanta govern.
ln'ens cheap aud wist i, 4 They want q.
taxation that does not go beyond The.
real necessities q .lIho. Epgerliment.--y
They want Tile, country improved, cx.
penscs rctrenchcd, abnsoasI reformed,
harmony atihome, and Aprosperity hand
SIn hand with feace. These are the just
wants Of the great body Of the people.
And NO trnst that ti5y may e9crt the
energy and devise the means to reach
this most desirable consumination..-.
.PheniS. @ai ~. & sa
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Wofsord College, spattspbarg ovSai
ed with one hundrcd staa asnts.
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mo-. 19
Report of tho Froodmen's Bureaus .-Eau-
,j.T cation Among the flanka 81,

BY n. law Of. the last Congress. the
Freedmens ,Rprcsu is now confined
Eto an sdhcahonsl work among the
blacks of the South. The report OF tho
Bureau for the fiscal year Just ended,
will show a steady and gratifying 3ad-
vance in the cause OF education there.
during the past Elk men.hs, there fhas
been an increase of $50 schools, and
over $4,000 pupils. AT the close of
the spring terri, .here we're known to be
IN the Bnreau 4,424 schools Of all kinas
5000 teachers, and 256,353 rupils;,
and besides these, a multitude OF small
schools scattered in rural by,ways of Tho
South that are not included in the re-
port. and not enrolled on the books Of Ito.
Freedmen'e Bureau Seventeen of t!icss
schools. with $50 pupils1 nts, industrial,
teaching labor as we'll as knowledge.
There are also ,hirty-nipe. high aud
normal schools, with 3,337 pupils, trem..
ing TO DO teachers. Most, Of tlieso
| scholara are teachers in small villafes
among the blacks during the long vaca.
ton. There aro six colleges, where q
fair Classical education can be obtained.
and at Howard University, there ara ara,
between so and one hundred schoiatSs
III law, iticdicnl and;tllcologicafs depart
ments. 292 schools aro entirely sus-
tanned by tho freedmen, and 1898, lin
part. OF the 100000 pupils, over 1872.
600 were slaves before tie war. About
759 school buildings are owned by the
blacka themselves, while in Wishing
ton, Georgetown, Petersburg Wilminfs
ton, and other PLACES. the free, school
system is fairly carried out'to blacks as
well MS whites. The educational expcn.
scs ofthe Bnrcan fsr the past six
months have been $43s,0OO while tho
blacks themselves and the rnrous BE-
nevolent societies have raised $555,0O0
moie. Since tho lst Of January last,
nr. Scars maJe an arrangement with
The Bureau that they should dls,ribute
a certain share Of the Peabody funds,
During the year, tho Bureau has made
reduction Of .hrco-qngrtsrs Of. all is
agents, and. Of over $3.50, Zoo in .expep-
ses. It's affairs nre now conducted with
closest economy, and ms efforts arc
chiefly confined 10. introducing ,ecbpols
into the destitute and rural portiona Of
Hs e sSTSyx oghaEeh aEehssR oAs EafSks a5uss srs s
aid. '@
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EXTRAORDINARY FEATURES,
GRAND PROCESSIoNIf
THE ELEPHANT LALA Ro0KH

Absolutely FREE from any restraint wh.;rver save tts
alert aud wachnl eve nf It's keeper Prof CU AZ WHITE
yerred ~ triumph through tho streets Following this
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~ tho same time he takes pride IN announcing ,b.,
having severed his connection with MI ln,nsr rat,
he entre Colossal Exhibition is under hls spls rnsns
n,eh 1nd cnuro AMI lie now presents 10 tho pulljr =,
/ ing '''0'' W '"e tstv"'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-28
phremoiogicnf Sonrnal.-

For June contains Portraits and Characters Of
James Harper; SirJohn Young, Governor Gem
cral Of Canada; Richard G.. Pardcc Il. A. Muir
ray, the accountant; The Planchettc Mystery;
Quaker Music Natives Of Alaska, portraits
Great Men 81 Small Heads Where are the House
keepers? Principles in Physiology Digestion;
Should Consumptives Marty? Obedicnce-its
Importance Enduring or Enjoying Life; John
Fdlgate, the Centenariau Face Fanccs What
can | do best? The Woman Question; Music
Answers to Correspondents, etc. End of Vol
ume 40; New Volume Begins with the next
number. Only 80 cents. or SO a year. Ad-
dress s. r. WELLS, $50 Broadway, n. Y.
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Splendid Business Property
IN PERRYsBURG,
Fo H % a Il E.

TN consequence OF domestic aflliction, now
l. offer for sale the business-stand, ON Front
street, Perrysburg, Ohio, in which | am located
and more Familiarity known as the Seiberi
Property. The premises is well known as
one Of the best business locations in the place
aud is well calculated foy Ho.el, or almost
any Kind Of business that may be desired
1t has front OF 33 feet aud depth Of 66
feet. Phe House has two business rooms, aud
sleeping apartments to accommodate frona 20 tc
% dodgers. Also, an excellent wen Ind els.
tern, and large aud commOdiOus Stable, re,
Gently built, calculated ior stabling IL horses
No more dcsirnble location. for business pur
poses, can well be secured in the place.
For particulars, as to price and terms Of sale
call on the subscriber on the premises.
38 j. j. HALLER, PerrysbHrg, o.
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Teachers Associntion.-In the abscucs

Teachers Association.-In the abscUce
of quorum at the meeting of teachers on Friday
the llth, meeting was organized by the Chair
man of the Executive Committee, with j. H..
MuEsg, Secretary.
Tho stated obicctof the meeting, was to obtain
an expression Of oar teachers upon the question
Of holding an Institute this fall.
The opinions are rpilece by tho foil, wing res
nluions, which were unanimously rece vcd
ResArcd That, Judging from the beneficial re-
Suhs Of the Institute last Fall, the interests Of
the teachers ofthc county positively dem IND ap
Institute this year. That before commencing
fall schools, is the proper time Of holding the
Institute. That it funds be insufficient, the prop
or means be used to create sufficient fund.
The meetiHg then adjourned.
G.. :. CANFlELD, ChM
J. II. MORSE, S.2'y.
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M ASrhE cOMMIssIONEW'S SALE

vs.. : Wood Common Pleas
Mary Morris ct al.
by virtue Of an order Of snle issued in the
above caase by the Clerk OF the Court of Com
mon Pleas, of Wood County, Ohio, and TO me di-
rected and delivered, will Offer for sale at pub
lie ycndue, at the door of the Court house, in
Perrysburg, and county aforesaid, on
TUESDAY MORNING. June 3, 1869,
Between sbg hnars 0f 10 aud II O'Clock of said
day, the following described real estate to wit
ln-Lots Nos l2S and 1877, situate in the town
of Pcrrysburg, Wood County. Ohio: apprais ised
ut $500. j. w. BROWN $BERHER,
Special Master Commissioner.
Perrysburg, May 6, 1864. PESO
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LITERAYsY NOTICES.
unrncr,s rIngnnine.-

The June number Of standard mngaEne
furnishes a very interesting history of the Aur-
ora Dorcalis with numerous illustrations show
ing the various forms in which it is seen in Nor
way, Canada, England Arctic Regions, and at
other points. The knowledge to be derived from
| the reading of this article is worth tho price of
the magazine to say nothing Of other able pro-
ductions in the same number
Tcrms-CRe copy, f0rone year, 81; six copies
| S2q Hupers IFce{rfy, can bt had on the same
terms. Address Harper 81 Brothers, Franklin
! Square, New York.
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Evening EXcursion.-1he Good Tenn
piars are making Preparations for a pleasant
evening excursion on the Cora lock, to Maumce
Maumee City Lodge and their friends are ex-
pceted to participate. The Perrysburg Ccrnct
Band has been engaged to furnish music for the
occasion, aud the public are cordially invited to
80 along. The boat will leave here at : z. NJ,
landing at theMiami Dock, and foot Of Jefferson
street Toledo.
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Agent for Wood coaaiy. As
Photograph Gallery /!
On Fifth.stroei, east Of the Union Sehool-house
hrrysbmYg, Ohio.

THE undersigned would eali the attention of
L The people Of PrrrySbnrg and vicinity that
she is still TAKING PICTURES of the Best
Quality, Of all sizes and kinds, from the 4 size,
or largest. down to the smallest A mDrOtypos
and Gems; also eApyig from other Pictures
and eulargns lAeea, if desired, in copying.
She will finish up Pictures IL India Ink, or
paint IN water c0!oTs In the NSst approved yles;
win also faFnish Fra haes nd Gases Of all kinds,
sizes aud STYLES that may BE- required.
She would respectfully invite her friends to
call aud SEQ what their own artist can do, bss4rs
going elsewhere. II will cost yoa nnthitg IL
You can not be suited. She asks Bothi@g more
than to show what she eau 6p, aud feels conf
dent Of giving satisfaction.
n B.-N1 pictures taken or Sunday.
TOMATO PLANTS.--f will have Rr
sale for the next fur weeks a choice variety OF
Tomato Plants. Those d-siring plants Of rare
quality can be'aecommodated at the photograph
Gallery of Mas, NICU0LS.
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SSsIE,sIFF'S SALE.

Robert Chuds,
va. Hancock Common Plcas.
p. Norris ct AL
BY virtue Of an execution issued in the above
cause by the Clerk Of the Cnnrt Of Common
Pleas, Of Hancock County. Ohio. and TO me
directed and delivered, will offer for sale al
public vcnduc, at the door of the Court house
in Perrysburg, of Wood County, Ohio, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. june s, 1869,
Between the hours Of . and o'clock of said
day, the following described real estate, to wit
Lot No. 4, being the west half of the north
west quarter Of section 10, town 4, range 10,
containing 80 acres; appraised al S25i7.
Also the east half of the northeast quarter of
SECTION II, town 4, range 10, containing 50 acres;
appraised at So 520. All situate in the county
OF Wood and State Of 0hn.
j. W. DR. IWNS BERGER, Sheriff.
SHAFEE & kNpEEsoN, Atys.
Pcnysbnrg, May 6, 1850. 2rs7 IS
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SmERIrr,s SALE.

h. Il. Barncy,
In Wood Common plpNs
J. T. Jones.
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Wood County, Ohio, and to me
directed and delivered, will ofiGr for sale at
public ycnduc, at the door Of the Courthouse,
in Perrvsbprg, Of said county, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June %, 1860.
Between the hours ui | and O'Clock of said
day, the following described real estate to-wiG
The east half Of the northwest quarter of sec
ton thirly-one, townShip three, north of range
ten, containing eighty acres appraised at
SlS3l 90
J. W. BR0WNSBERGER, Sheriff.
J.. II. nrNN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Perry sbnrE, Nav 20. 1869. 4eS6 30
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-28

Meeting of Auditors.-Audtor NEWTON
returned from Cleveland on the fore part of last
week where he had been attending meeting
k County kuthtors ,rc&lled for the purpose of re-
assessing the property of the C. 81 T. Railroad,
inthe respective counties through which it runs
Enths State. He informs us that three per cent
was added to all the property, eEceptthe rolling
stock, making total valuations of taxable prop
erty in that portion of Wood county through
which it runs, cf Sl:s,pet.