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nnhtcalons Of our army. We therefore fetotct to
uFth relating 10 The navigation 1T tho t}anuhe viii
not give rac 10 tltetor comp la'nts or dI!tuluet.
THE RUSSIAN PRESS.
ITS ECHOES AND OPINIONS.
lhe Odcasa Noporo"fy Telegraph Of J,,1y e
contains tho following under tho carlton Of
"0p:nions Ut thu Rue.an prcts":
,con.tantnop:e a the ona extremity. England 1t
,ht oiher: th*st are the two ~nF Of what II pepu.
viii We moi he il consiEn:lnop:c. This IL tue
+ yes ho~ would The othcs cnd-Enrjaud-rerIJ.
q peace enn be ,asiaetorily atfansrd befo.e tac
Hlt$ttn occupancy vi CanEtnntinop!c.
says tho udcr*a Gdstit<.
THERE - ONLY oxE WAr
IN which the EngiIsh t'n*c1nnent can pscrent tho
occutasfon o. CnnAsnhtfh0p!e. and that IL by In
tnelra the rorc. by moral *ua.[un. to accept
!as !ts;,o term. offered by Iln.'a In any nsxa.
r1an troops aliaIl bIrouns beneath the wallis Of
s:ambsIi Peace might b: arranged At Adrtauoplc
fs, na The tEas.h sons wI' do cl e
t!on Of the Turkish Chrl.tsn+. and providing Tor
tI.s f.ee navigation of the i,oHphor"s and tho Dar
THESE WILL DE THE MAIN TERMS
nl ihe t;;aty tho En:i'.h Mlnit.ry feel at al
The saoe matter can bc satisfactorily arranged, va
b:li+yc. before thc ltuesisas shall hire taken
enHsos O. c9nn.,anGe a es tes 20 L.
not exist England's bias farors her interference
~ tle was. .Atan ont9rowth OF tft. Interference
y tns question VII she stop our march to the sails
In tho opinion Of the gir:>rot 1tdomotti fst.
FcteThbuig 3r0df JoHrhdf1, English interference
CANNOT sfof THE MOVEMENT or THE AusatAN
THOOps
70 the CAnlsal Of the Turkish Empire, though 1t
n'ny eants Temporary delay.
hef MIND to. permit the settlement of a peace In
con,tantnopIe. an; y withdraw all her pretenstoas
uluat accept a. the penalty nf tho sighted, II
ner ~ h,'s1: policy o' the past Of her Mn.,.y
F1toA An EH0rlsn STANDPOINT,
And reaches The conclusion thai far Isussia ia
concerned fher1 IL nohtnE hostile or dangerous in
deed. we Russians nux!lt not 10 10 AFRAID OF her,
because England viii not alnRc.handet rush into
ths fruy ana ID order to obtain assistance Il viii le
ntcetaaFy for her to make an absolutely hostile
complication OF European politics. and In such .
tanetuEe KustIa will not be compelled 10 slono
anticipate nndins any enemies: bat sc do
rkEPEH IN OPEN ENkMY
ton doubcd.faccd friend.
England "a subject Of much comment On the part
Dc dsts,mtnsa fully What e 4. Tug political ssucs
have yct to hu explained. The Knastan Intdilis
ns5s ~ tss ,a!asfent versions have been made public
po,!cy n @ relation TO our war with Turkey. Th1s
ruLl or UNCERTAINTY,
ana OF The present IL conondrur. which no ono
can Eucfs. tnti! 1t shall be satisfactorily ux-
plaEhed serfda will scu,a!n neutral. shnud Ana.
tra oesupy po'n,a and Iler<cruv,un, md lie King.
dom OF hGfvia. then In that event w0n1A Turkey b.
thur giving tho Porte an oppoFtuny n mas. al hs
ua armyno I'M natssr hor litts Il bev Ae i1nc. 1,1c.
ert!s Inc 1ntcxfttJ OF lioamanta and preserve In.
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MEXICO.


aAx FRANCISCO, Aug. 19.-Gusymas advtces
Of tho 10th report tbat Gen. Hucsta has recos.
nlxcd the laic election Is valid, aud Ns.tscal
constitutional. This will prevent revolution
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The Turkish ,fIcts! sccoun. state. that the
ltustl0ns ABANDONED stores, wine. tents, rifles.
large quant,tie of ammunition. also many bu'-
locks and hurcs, and that the Kurt's and Cir
cattIanE hovetnE about the columns cut of
ftra2slers, IN me case nnc whole company Of
lams' who accompanied the stan OF Re!ss
Ahmed Pasha throughout tic operations,
assurcs me th1t he lid mt sec single
teut Or cart captured. nor single
r!fc oE dead Or rounacd Russian on the road,
That the whole # tho stores captured consisted
oi YOU sacks Of Shcat, and that anr other ttatc-
t1cnts are deltoeatc fahreatinn:. As for Kurds
and Circasslnns enturtng To face tbe Russian
Infantry, thu Is n abslrJhy. anil IN this occa.
ason Mr. William! a.surcn inc that they showed
anything bit an n,1fcty II meet tbr foe. One
thtnR nc eaF, hewcVcT, which he very properly
brought tn the tsticc Of tho COMMANDMENT.
ttllef and oi Sir trnold. nnd that is, nn passing
Through zaalkat1, khcfc the Russians inferred
.he't ne aras, Alter tie battle Of khalAn he saF
ing tho corpses of their clothes. A
grave containing scmc Turktst, hsxltcs. which
evidently had beet left on ti,r feld afier tho
flight from Taghfr had tcen opened mil tho
hotllcs disfntcrrcd. Thcse were nll clothed III
uniform, showing d,at the Kutktans respect tl.e
bodies Of thetr atat, ant} hurry them with dccen-
e.. W ouf s!1e, Drerer. ! regret 10 tuy that
bath officers atai MN roam over tic field, strip
ping all the cuEpses which arc Invariably burIct
naked. The cloths nse appropriated by Et,e
bndcrs, and there irG numbers Of ut,irers t,rek.
ent licrc, whose batattons we're in 2ery!u, rla.l
In the brown Jacket Of the 2ervian Hnf!Orm.-
at, .. D. e. of the Cotnfnan,lcr-ln.chef Is thus
latIng the .Erayce 4 the dcnt Is not prurtlrcl
ny the Turkish soltttrs Themselves, yet the rlts-
tom u dcspofltng tic slain IL opculy sanctioned
by authority.
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NAroLKoN's PHYs1C1AN.
PAnis, Aug. 1o.-Dr. Henri Couacsu, pEy.
sielao to the late Emperor NAPOLEON, Is dead.
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A Romance os Stcn1lfY-The Devices
0fthc 4s2ccna ot SDcIety-lrpsy lslntn
frnfHrHs nre Made Attractive. and
the hsac1nin1acs OF Nature nrc Hidden
Dy tslo Wtsc3lcry Of Art-An GntcTcs1-
ing Revelation.
In our climate, and owina TO American modes
o. 'ilc, tot one WOMAN possesses that bcst boon
ol nalufc-a fais complexion; d gift without
which there tan be no real beauty.
y, Ihere L NJ use of rcp|ning, becauso II Is 50.
lAc tcneitIc thing, 1inllcr the circumstances, Is
to sec how the defect may bc overcome.
CscarlY, In this matter, Art must hc called
ura,n tn supply what Nature hns dculcd.
Does fair reader ask. Iiow|
:, 10 scrcal that very secret Is tho purpose OF
thiG nrt[ctr.
"'Vhat can't bo cured need not be eninrc1,"
IN this case. An atlroTt chemist, named fiacnil,
Inns provided an lnfal]he means of making tl,e
rlatncst face ratllant. and of overcoming all tho
defects Which, without his invention, often make
!;ic loug maftyrdom to ladies Of society. Nj.
llngan's
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19
Turkish Titles.

The following will lie found useful by
many who are interested at this time in
reading up the Eastern war;
Sultan-The sovereign of the Turkish
empire; the reorganized organ OF all exec
utive power in the State His headquar-
ters nre ConstantinopIe
Porte-The government of the Turkish
empire.
Sublime Porte-The official name of the
government, so called from the gate OF the
Sultan's palace.
Grand Vizer-The chief minister Turk
ish empire.
Divan-The Turkish council of State
the "cabinet."
Grand Muiti-Chief interpreter of the
Mohammedan law, and the head of the
" Wise en"-jurists, theologians, and lit.
erati-who assemble for Insulation on his
order. He is mostly styled the Chief OF
the Faithful. A writer says the fetwa or
decree from him would summon around the
standard of the Prophet all the fanatIcal
hordes OF Islam to fight to the death against
the "infidels, in the firm belief that death
on the battle field is passport to paradise y
Pasha-tiovernnrs, viceroys, command
ers, civil and militory rulers of provinces
Deps-About the same as pasha.
Shiek-The name given the heads oi
Arabian tribes or clans. 1t means older,oI
eldest in dignity and authority.
Osmandi-Turkish official.
Islam-The religion OF Mohammed.
s-Moliammedan themselves.
Musselman-A follower of Mohammed
Ottoman Enpire-Another name for tl'
Turkish empire, and derives its name from
Oaman, it's founder.
Osmanii: The Turks proper.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19
Three Eminent PhrslcInns.

As the celebrated French physician, Dcs-
moulins, lay on his deathbed, he was visit
ed and almost constantly surrounded by
the most distinguished medical men of
Paris, ns we'll as other prominent men Of
the French metropolis. Great were the
lamentations at the loss aboGt to be sus.
tanned by the profession, in the death
OF one they regarded as its greatest orua.
ment. But Dcsmonlins spoke cheerful Y to
his fellow practitioners, assuring them he
had left behind three physicians much
greater than himself. Zach OF the doctors,
hoping that his own name would be cal ed
inquired anxiously " who was sufficiently il.
Iustrious to surpass the immortal Desmou-
Inns. With great distinctnes' the diving
man answered: "They are Water Exer.
cisc and Diet. Call in the service OF the
first freely, of The second regularly, and OF
the third moderately. Fellow this advice
aud you may we'll dispense with my aid
Living. could do nothing without them
and dying, | shall not be missed ii you
make friends with these, my faithful coad
tutors"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19
DnnIel Mebsicr YindIcnIed

In his discourse in Boston, on THEODORE
PARKER ms an anti-Slavery Reiormer, Rev
JOSEPH Cook said, in yindicalian OF DAN
TEL WEBSTER:
Webster hoped we should pass through
the crisis without civil war, aud could
hardly have made more gigantic efforts to
have Ayerted the contest had he foreseen
what was TO come, as probably lie did, fan
better than some have thought. l know
with what silence should sit in this rs.
sembly were any one of 500 sch0lars here
the speaker. should I've quiet in This
presence, but it is my COED or ill-fortnne
here TO be responsible to nobody, as no one
is to me and, therefore, let me say that
my personal feeling il that Webster from
first 10 last, was honest, and that he ven.
lured much because he had great foresight
| believe that man anticipated, with full.
ness we can but poorly understand from
any OF his public expressions, the terrors OF
our civil war. Judge Nesmyth, on the
MerrinRck yOnder, at Franklin, who CON
versed over and over with Webster in his
last years, on his speech of March 7, and
who il often quoted in Curtis Lille Of Web
ster MS final authority, said TO me the 9th,
er day: "Once at Elms farm was return,
ing home in the sunset with Webster and
he turned upon me suddenly, and in his
deepest, supernatural voice said you
may regard me M extravagant, but have
had sOme experience with both Northern
and Southern men. probably shall nnt
| live TO see the Potomac run red with blood
but thinkyon will.'" That was within
six months from the time when, on the
shore OF the sea at Marshield yonder, that
man went hence. No doubt he was ambi,
tious, but he was too great man To be Gu.
premely ambitious. In secret as we'll as in
public he prayed that when his eyes should
be turned to behold for the last time the
sun in heaven, they might not sec him
shining on the broken and dishonored irag,
ments of once glorious Union, on State.
discovered, discordant, belligerent. He
foresaw what this land would look like
drenched in Gettysburgs and Richmonds
But he was taken hence before he had
time to Fight himself in the public oStima,
| tion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19


II is amusing and a little perplexing to
witness, since the election, the duplicity
Praeiiced by the Democratic press; claim
ing, as il does, that the election was "a
rsbuke Of tue great crime by which Tilden
WAS cheated out Of the Presidency" 1t is
true that almost any moral may be drawn
from that result, with some show Of plaus-
ibility, but there is no reason in thia claim.
1t ia yet fresh in the nIiads Of the people
that TILDES was before the citizens Of
OHIO in person, one year ago, and that they
decided they did not want him, Besides.
il is remembered that their candidate WAS
put upon the market ION Commission" by
plan Of their own choosing. With all
these facis fresh in the memory Of the peo.
pie, is il not little strange that any one
can be found with sufficient cheek to set
up any such claim. .-.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

Apropos OF Brigham Young, must con.
fess to having learned something as re-
suit Of his death. had always supposed
that, with the exception Of perhaps few
scattered members, the Mormon Church
was concentrated in Utah; but the attOn-
ton turned to the subject by the loss Of the
prophet developes the fact that there is and
has been for over thirty years full blown
congregation of Saints of good and reg
ular standing, in the moral city OF Brook
lyn. This congregation numbered four
hundred, but has now dwindied three
fourths. Probably the air of Brooklin is
too pure for them. Further down Long
Island there is one other small society,
which is the only other in the State. All
the rites and observances of the Mormon
religion are kept up by these Eastern soci-
eties, which have been having memorial
services and season OF lament ton over
the loss OF their crafty and powerful leader.
Polygamy alone, which by the way, formed
no part OF the original revelation" has
to be omitted from their programme. The
laws OF New York allow every man to be.
lieve what he peases but don't conntenance
his carrying all his beliefs into effect, and
there being no Young in this section to in
timidate the government, the poor OPP
pressed "Saints" of Long Island have to
get along with one wife or else "go west"
-Neu York Letter
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19
Newspapers, Right ana Left Change.

The present seems to be favorable sea-
son for newspapers to change hands. Col, j..
w. FoREEY has sold the Philadelphia Press
to w. w. NEvIN and cousin OF Mr.. NEv-
IN, who has just sold the Pittsburg Leader.
The price paid for the Office and book ac-
counts was SlS0,O00. The new proprietors
take possession next Monday.
The Detroit Post and Tribune effected a
consolidation of'the two establishment on
Monday. The new paper will be named
the Post and Tribune. 1t is believed that
ZACH. CHANDLER and his supporters hold
the controlling stock in the new establish
ment. 500
The National Republican, nj Washington,
has fallen into the hands Of ex-PubliC
Printer CLAPP, and q company composed
OF Boss SHEPARD, Gen. BABcoCK, ct nj
who are supposed to be backed mp by ZAcK
CnASDLER, Secretary RoBEsoN and others
IL now takes the CoNKLING shoot.
Congressman LYNCH, of Maine, with
corps OF able associates, has started tbs
National Union, handsome, bright and
newsy administration Shcet. Its friend,
arc sangnine OF success, but il is an eKpen.
sive paper-even more 80 than the odd
Repubiiedn, which, though started in war
times and tided over by fabulous sums iol
corporation advertising during SHEP
HERDS reign, has not paid expenses
There never ~haS been any difficulty in
gathering the material and ability for a
6rst-class paper in Washington, but ther,
has been great difficulty in making them
nav
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

The French Free MasonI have long been
divided upon the question as to whether
blliof in the "Grand Architect of the
Universe" should be dogma of their
order. At the recent Maonic Convention
in France, the second clause OF the Consti-
tu:isn,-"Frse Mi'onry holds to the prin-
cple of the existence of God, and of the
in mortality Of the soul was altered by
an immense mNjority to Gree Masonry
hollis to the principle of an absolute free
d,n Of conscience, and to the brotherhood
of mankind. II excu les no one ON ae
count Of his belief"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

Tho Chicago Times says: "The Lake
Shore 4 Michigan Southern Road has IN
Identified the relatives and heirs Of 65 odI
Of the 81 persons who lost their lives in the
bridge accident at Ashtabulo. The bal
snce OF the claims are in fair way Of
speedy settlement. The largest amount
paid to any one party was $4,000. Mr..
aud Mrs. Rogers, the new y-mtrried couple
on their wedding hour, we're killed and
thcir bodies burned beyond recognition
yet their lives have been settled for the
comparatively small sum OF $4,000. The
claims against the Company have generally
fallen under $1,000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19
Rrer,s Studying for Convress.

EvER's, Of the Wood County Sentinel, ha,
been studying for Congress during the last
ten years and in that time has made com
mendable progress, having reached the
seat Of our pantaloOns, an elevation never
before reached by him. He must however
make some farther advance before he may
hope for nonination and we would there
fore urge him to reach, il possible, during
the next ten years, the seat Of the breeehes
OF G. w. EVERETT. When that task ID
accomplished, he will be prepared TO make
an effort to reach the seal OF "old man
IIoLLEsEEcR's breeehes.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19
A little thoughtful attention, how happy

A little thoughtful attention, how happy
it makes the old They have ont-livel
most Of the friends of their early youth.
How lonely their hoursl Often their part
ners in life have long filled silent graves
often their children they have followed to
the tomb. They stand solitary, leaning on
their staff, waiting till the same call shall
reach them How often they must think
OF absent lamentcd faces, Of the love which
cherished them and the tears Of sympathy
which fell with theirs NOW all gone. Why
shonld not the young cling around them,
cheering their gloom with happy, happy
smiles
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

EvERs has appropriated the lower mp
pendage Of our neither garment MS banner
Tor his paper. All right. II he makes his
columns hereafter as pure as his, 6ag, II
will DO wondrous improvement upon
what il has been. Long may 1t wave
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

A Syracuse man left home "on business"
for few days, aud now his wife is trying
to solve the problem how his night shirt
grew foot longer and became so nicely
misunderstanding lIass.) Journal.
We presume we will get more of the tale
next week k.--Proof Sheet
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

We stated, last week, that EvERs was
anxious to get into the seat of Mr.. HoL-
lESBEcK's "britehes," and that il lie sue
eeeded ke would not trade with LINCOLN
for place in ABRAHAM's bosom. Mr. II.
protests, and says he will not have 40 foul
thing in the seat of his pants; but should
EvERs, by hook or crook, get there, he will
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

DARWIN, in arecent lecture upon his
theory Of development, illustrated his sub
ject by presenting to tho audience chin
panEee and the editor Of the Wood County
Sentinel. He called attention to the close
resemblance OF one to the other, and point
ed oHi the difference between them. The
principal difference was, the one had a seat
to his breeches and the other had-a little
nanre 40.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

The New York Democrats in Congr -
resolved, in caucus, that they would MT
support Southern man for Speaker Of the
House. What does this mean9 Are tie
Northern Democrats going back on their
Southern brethren? -------
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

The population OF Columbus, rs shown
by census Just completed, is 1881,
against 44,sO9 in '76, showing gain Of
4,572 in one year. The enumeration Of
youth of school age gives 1891 whites
and $50 eolored. f
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

Tuesdays election seems to be the occa-
sion Of unusual rejoicing in this section.
The Republicans rejoice because the Dem
ocrats didn't carry the county the Deno.
Gratis are jubilant because they carried the
State and the Nationals seem to he we'll
pleased at having asionished the natives
Rec
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

The Fremont Journal claims that the
people of Sandusky county have broken
the Democratic Court House Ring. The
county is hspelcssly Democratic, and gave
e37 majority for BIsHoP, but the peoples
ticket elected the county treasurer, one
commissioner, and greatly reduced the mr.
iorities on several other ring candidates.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

The official vote Of the State, Senatorial
and Judicial districts has not yet been pub
lished. The Democratic majority in the
State will settle down to about $4,000
SrEEpFAN's majority Is estimated at 2,4O0;
joys at 1900 while DoDGE's is unlimited.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

Mr.. MERRv's popularity caused at least
Eve hundred Republicans to keep away
from the polls in this county, and resulted
in the defeat Of Prosecutor and In6rrnary
Director.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

General TooMBs says the President is
great deal better man than TILDEN, and II
the South is wise she will take no stock in
the fraud" cry. This great man seems to
have had stroke OF common sense.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

1t should be remembered by the people
OF the county, that the little ring at Bowl
ing Green who persist in making up the
Slate for county officials for FIVE or six
years In advance, is composed partially of
men whom they have honored with office
and its emoluments for several years past.
Not content with selecting The candidates
for the people to ratify, they have COM
menced to dictate who shall hold the posi-
tions Of poslmasters in the villages of the
county. The people, il we mistake not.
are not in the humor to submit to this
kind OF dictation longer. a..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

We advise EvERs to keep quiet. When
ever he moves he makes the same exhibit
tion the bsboon did which he stirred UP
in the menSgarie, at Perrysburg, for the
delectation Of his lady friends.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19
Ditch Improvement Sale.

public sale Of the stone excavation on Ditch
Improe ement No. 306, on the farm of Geu. Ack-
enbsrger, in section tbirty-two 1927, Lake
township. will be made on Saturday the 9Th
dav Of October, 1877, commencing at 10 "'cluck
A. NJ, of said day. Said work will be sold on
the ground.
BY order Of the County Commissioners.
j. s. ELLIS. Superintendent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

BY virtue Of an order Of sale. issued in the
above entitled cause by the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas of Wonh county Ohn and To
m directed and delivered | will offer for sale
at public vendue at the front donr Of the Court
House in bowling Green, on
Tuesday, November Goth, 1871,
Between II and u o'clnck forenoon. of said
dav, the following described real estate, to
wit:
The northwest quarter ~ Of the north west
quarter "a of section twenty-fpnr l2i). in
township number seven ~, range number
twelve u2), in Wood county, Ohio, contain
ing forty and thirtv-fnur e-hundredlhs
40 34-l00l acres, more or less.
Terms Of Sale Cash. Appraised at SO, 500.
ORRIN HENRY, Sheriff.
PIKE L HALL. Pl'tifs AtPys.
October 49, 1877. 27cfS 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

jennie June snys that the real capitalists
to.,luv is the servant girl, SINCE she hUs
everything provided for her but her cloth
ing, anl the cost of al fabrics is less now
than before the war
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BIXECUrOII's NOTICE

Notice is hereby given hatT.N Rankin, NJ
Newcomerstnwn, Tnscaiawas county, Ohio.
has been appointed Executor on the estate ot
Or. Z. N. Night, deceased. All persons having
claims for settlement will please call on him At
Der LIST, 1871 27cS2