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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14

Rates OF TaxaiIOn.-Below We give the
rates Of taxation levied by the county au-
thorities in the oountiOs named. We give
the rate in dollars and cents on the 81 ,OOC
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14

Great excitement prevails at San,lusky,
over the discovery Of extensive frauds al
legged to have been perTstRted by Presi-
dent RoDISsoN, of the Wheeling q Lake
Erie Railway, which extends from Wheel
ing, Va, through the Perry county coal
fields to Norwalk, O. RoBINsoN is charg-
ed, by contractor II, B. WILSON, with con-
niving with contractors in making
false statements of the condition OF the
Compsny's funds, and dspo~ing of large
amount of bonds and money of the Com.
pany, ETC.. etc. Next, s.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14
SIILTJTFF'S SALE.
In Wood Cuuuiy,0.y
Court Of
o. nt

= Perrysburg Savings & I Inwood Couu'y,o.
L"An Association Court Of
By virtue Of an order Of sale, issued in the
above entitled cause, by tine Clerk Of the Court
of Common Pleas, OF Wood county. Ohio, and
to me directed and delivered, will offer for
sale at public vendue at the front door Of tho
Court House. IN Bnwling Green, on
Tuesday, December 18th, 1871,
Between IL and l2 o'clock A. N, Of said dar,
the following described real estate, tu-wit
D. In-let No.153. Appraised at$lO.
Ih.lnt No. l6O. Appraised at 500.
, In lot No. III. Appraised at $500.
In-lol M. Al Appraised at 5000.
In lul No AL. Appraised at 81 geo.
All Of said lots situate in the Village Of Per-
rysbnrg. Wood county, Ohio.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
ORRIN HENRY, Sheriff.
F.E u, X. HoLLENBEcK, PltGs Ait'ys.
Nov. Is, 1871. 3lc$S 20
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The True Ndtionaiist, edited and pub
lished by Mcsers. CHARLES. CoGLIN, DAN
TEL MYNInES, WM, EaELToN, VIM.
BEATTA, II. C, NICHOLAS and I. w. KE-
hoe, an association OF worthy aud we'll
qualified practical printers of Toledo,
made its appearance on Saturday last. 1t
presents a bright and handsome appear
ance. and is edited with ability. We conid
not do less than wish them abundant sue.
cess, knowing the majority Of them as we
have for many years past as true and
worthy members of the craft.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTS,
a rTACHmENT NOTICE.
AmEHIFF,s SALE.

orA''er & Brand, In Wood County, o.,
VS.. Court tuF
Gootgs Rhssslh ct al, ! Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale, issued in the
above entitled cause, by the Clerk Of the
Conrtof Common Pleas or Wood county. Ohio,
aud TO me directed aud delivered. will offer for
sale atpubic vendue. at the fr mt door Of the
Court House In Bowling dteen, on
, Tuesday, January 18th, 1873,
Between 10 and II O'clock forenoon, of said day,
the following described real estate to-wit
Lot number ons hundred aud forty four 44l ,
In Max6eld, Htnilton and Trendwells addi-
ton to the town Of Millbury, Wood ceunIy,
Ohio.
Terms Of Sale, Cash. Appraised at $500.
ORRlN HENRY, Sheriff.
@. L. KENSRDY, Pltffs Auy.
Dec, I3 1871, 35eS7
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SHERIFF,S SALE.
n W cod County, o.,
Court of

tSHERIFF'S SALE.
Charles Kreps, In Wood County, o.,
VS.. Court nt
Hiram wiltse, ct al. Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of an alias order Of sale. issued N
the abnve entitled cause, bv the Clerk Of the
Cnnrtuf Common Pleas, nf Wood county, ohio,
q nd to me directed and delivered, will offef
for sale nj prblic vendue, at the front door VI
the Court uquse, In Bowling Green, on
Tuesday, December IsIh, ,IsT1,
Between II and ~ o'clock forenoon, OF said day,
the following described real estate, To wit:
The undivided three fourlhs Of ln-lot No. l24.
Appraised at $500.
Also. the undivided three fourlhs OF 1n.iot
No. 1G5. Appraised at $500. .i..
Also, the undivided thtee fourtbs Of ln-lot
No. l72. Appraised at $500.
Also, the undivided three foHrths of lu-lot
No. lS9. Appraised at 81 900.
All the said lands in the Village OF Perrys-
burg Wood county, Ohio.
Terms of Sale Cash.
ORRIN HENRY, Sheriff.
Fad. X. HoLLENBEcK, Pi't0s Atys.
Nov. is, 1877. 3lef0 80
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LEGAL ADvERTlsEMI'a,

H
r EGAL NOTICE.
To g. N. Wilcox, .....
You will take notice, that on the third day of
November 571, the undersigned h!ed petition
in the Court of Common Pleas OF Who'd county,
Ohio, where the same Is now pending, demaRd-
ing partition of the following described prem.
ises, to-wit the southwes, quarter OF section
number nineteen t19l, In town number six (et
north, Of range humber eleven (lll east, In
Wood county, Ohio.
The undersigned demand that partition be
made Of said premises a follows; To the un-
ders gned as executors Of the last will and tes1
lament Of Willard Y. Way, deceased, one moi1
ETY. and to yourself one moiety, Of the whole
thereof.
At the next term ef said Court, an aPpliea-
iion will be made by the undersigned, for an
order that partition may be made Of said prem
AsBEB TOOK. n y ! JE1eeetorsofihs
JAMES W. Ross, last will 4 testament
DAN'L X. lIoLL ESBEoK,l Of W.V.waF deed.
By FRANcfs HoLLENBEcK, their Atty. 3of$e so
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LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA.

FOREST HILL, CAL, Dec. 5, 1877.
Ed. JOURNAL: IL promised many of my
Wood county friends to write them after
had looked about and picked up few
facts concerning the climate, inhabitants,
&c, OF this country. 1t would be too much
of a task for person Of my disposition
and habits 10 write eaeh of these friends
an individual letter, and the only chance
| see OF fulfilling my agreement with them
is through the medium of the JOURNAL.
Without further preliminary will proceed
to business,
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Thereupon the Board adjourned t

Thereupon the Board adjourned to
9 o'clock tomorrow.
Tuesday, Jan. 4th, ls77-Board met
at . o'clock, members all present, min
utes of yesterday read and approved.
Thereupon the official bond of IL.
A. Emerson, clerk of Massilon tip. and
J. w. O'Dell clerk of Pioneer tp., were
approved.
The claim OF James wilkins, Ellis
Smith, Richard Campbell and VIM.
r. Wilmer for arresting Newton and
Bateman was laid before the Board,
and on motion it was not allowed.
Ordered, that the Auditor be author
lied to have the Judges stand in the
court room lowered, and the clerk s
desk in front of stand enlarged, also
To purchase four-light chandelier for
court room.
Ordered that the following list of
claims be allowed rs indicated, and
the auditor he authorized to issue war
rapts In accordance he ereWith.
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Nh u. j. 0THvnNo:
Dear 6ir-I WIN most cheerfully add ny testimony
- the great number yoa have already received In To-
10 ncA tkfnk enough can b said h its praise for
Twas teubled svsr thirty yesrs vitA that Arssdful
dissass, CatarSh, And bad such bsd coughing spells
any mnss, ~ vnsufsND ka0 cared Ne anA Dc
fesl . thank God III ths time that there = % good
3 ne1iciDe - vUsBTlnB, and also think Il one ol
tAs best medicines 1os coughs ard weak sinking
feelings q the stomach, and advice everybody %
take tke vxGErINE,for car aesure them II 10 oas
os ths bess medicines tlat ever was.
Conner Nagasas and Walnut Streets, Canbrdgs.
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THIRD DaY-JASuARr sED, 1875,

THIRD DAy-JANuARY 5ED, 1875.
The board met at nine o clock.
All the members present.
Minutes of yesterdays session read and
approved.
o. II. Helmer offered the following:
WHEREAS As constant complaints are
being made in regard to erroneous assess.
ments and applications made to the board
of supervisors to correct the same, aod
WHEREAS, The law requires that any
person who may feel in any way aggrieved
in regard 10 such assessments shall appear
before and ask relief OF the township board
of equalization. Therefore.
Resolued, That the clerk Of each town
ship be required to post at least three pub
lie Eotlces therein, giving ten days notice,
stating time and place of such meetings.
On motion the foregoing was adopted.
Resoired, That the superstructure Of
Walters bridge be accepted, and the audi
tor authorized to issue warrants in favor
of j. p Reid for the amount AS per con-
tract,
Ordered that the following bonds be ae-
proved:
" Todd, J, p, Springfield township
w Z HoSkns,
Chas Leech, clerk Springdale
W Todd. E" Springfield
A I.argham. const Center
Ordered that the annual reports Of jus
tees be approved
J w Bell, j. p, Cover township.
d f Mcclellan Springdale "
A b Cornwall -
X II Beeson, . .
j Tuthill. 80 Center "
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Dyspepsia.

SYMPTON6-Wsn Of appetite, rising Of food
and Wind from the stomach scidity Of the stomach,
heartburn, drynees and whiteness OF the tongue in
he nornng, sense Of dsfension In the ch ard
bowels, sometimes rumbling and pain; costiveness,
which 10 occasionally interrupted by diarrha pale-
oeoo cl tbs urine. The mouth 10 clammy. or has Q
Sour Or bftsr taste. Other frequent symptoms are
vstsrbrash, palpiiaton of the heart headache, and
1isosdsrs Of ts senses. seeng double, etc. There
lsction 81 The spirits disturbed sssp and trghttui
6roenA
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B NJ Wilson. t" Cass
Aaron Gruwell," dower
Willard Rollins" Msssillon
r. Myers, q
Il i Moore, :. Fairfield
K Hegarty +" f" :.
A W Hiliyer " Dayton
S Gortuer " Pioneer Z"
Chas Turnkey " Farming,sn g
Y Landt Mayor Upton.
Ordered that the following reports be re-
turned
l. f,asset. J. p, Inland township.
w 5 Agnew :. Z" ''
W ii Griffin Dayton
W Z Hoskins - Springfield !"
Samuel Mampler, Treasurer. reports
amouht of fees received IN ms Office since
last session OF the board at Sl.45.
Report accepted.
Also the treasurer reports the receipts
and disbursements in his office for the year
1876, and amount ut taxes levied, collected
and nncoliected Tor the years ls13-14-15
anu ~. which We're approved.
TRsAsrRER's ORricE. CsDAR Co.
IIrToN, Iowa, Jan. l, 1877.
To the Honorable Board of Sapei visors OF
Cedar County, Iowa:
GENTLEMEN IL submit to you my an
rual report OF receipts and disbursements
IN my office from January lst, 1876, 10
January LIST, 1877: also the amount Of
taxes levied, collected and uncollectcd foi
the years 1873, 1874. 1875 aud 1876;
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All diseases Of the blood.

u vHs1T19s Vim relieve pain, r'eanss, parity snd
isoss eaah &Geaeee, ssst0eing latent to perfect
Nsail aisss ryinG AiRsrent phye., ans, many rene-
6Isa s11ssng ST yeora, b 4 not conclusive proof.
yea srs aBesrsr, you eae Be curedf Why b this
0sd1eins pss10mlng such great euresS Hvosks b
tAs biood, h the circulating huid. Il cao truly b
eans1 he 0vVat Btnod Srvidev The great source OF
disease orgnatss n the blood and no medicine that
Sos. soe e Gsscsy upon ii 70 purity and 'snovsss.
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COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
Of1clal Report OF Proceeding
AZ the January. Meeting, 1877.

The Supervisors Of Cedar county, Iowa
met at the Office Of the auditor Of sale
county this lst day Of January, 1877.
Presen;--O. II. Helmer, N. +. Smith ant
D. 7. Hedges, supervisors Folding over
and H. G. Coe and r. l.. Moore, superri-
sors elected at the last general election a:
members Of the board from the first and
6fih districts respectively.
The supervisors elect were duly qualified
hy taking the oath Of office as required by
law.
Thereupon, D. 7. Hedges was chosen
temporary chairman.
The board was then daily organ zed by
the election OF n. Z. Smith permauen,
chairman Of said boaid.
The following resolution was adop,ed
Resoircd, That A. b. Oleson have the
contract for building the stone woIk of the
Safey bridge, of "a teet slan, at So per
prsch, To be built according To the plahS
and specifications for the stone work
adopted by The board the work 10 he Conn
plr,rd by the frs day ot May, 1877.
The following rspnri # tue grand jury
was received. eAaRincd and ar rred spread
upon minute took and printed
10 the Honorable JId ,e Of tie Ce,.ur county.
Iowa. District .outt:
SIR The grand jury has the honor 10
.rport that IL has siird the couu:y ml
inring lis session, rs required hy law; that
~ The 0i inion oi IN" jury the building IS
incun vrn,ci,t aud lnad, q,nte The mauaA. =.
mrri Was teutd I" Ice EOS Il. aud the PRISON
ers Well aud ptuI,-ii, provided iur found
M person imprisoned ~ ihe JAM ona crim-
nal rha.ge and nai indicted.
There has brea no wi'iul or cnrrnpt
misconduct III oiiicc Of ANY cnunty "ffieer,
nor any obstruction OF b gtways known OF
reported 10 The Jmiy.
iiESgr SHERWOOD.
Foreman Grand Jury
Thefenpon the board aejonrned to nine
. crock to-mcrrow.
SECOND DAY.
January 2, 1877.
The board met al 3 o clock
All the members present.
Minutes OF yesterdays session read and
approved
lhereupua it was ordered by the board
that the following bonds be approved
n NJ liz m Law ran,,fy rocnrGar .iort nQn
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What / Know About vegetinc.
SoUra BosTos, May .. 1870.

H. r. SrEvRNs, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-I have hnd considerable experience with
the vRsErIka. For jysp~psia, general debility and
Impure blood, the vEoETiNE r. sperior to sny thing
which have ever used. | commenced taking vIs-
BrinR shout the middle Of last winter, and after
ing few bottles. II entirely cured me Of dyspeps
he present time. II viii afford me pleasure te give
any further particulars relative 10 wba, know aho,
this good medicine u any ono who win call or III.
dress ~ at MY residence, ass Athens Street.
Very respectfully,
0ONKOE PARKER,
SS6 Athens Strsot
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GOOD EVIDENCE.
CMcsxnAri, Nov. =, Nh.

ID. r. u. BTBVuV0:
Deer oir--Ths i've bottles ef vEGETIN1 fur
aishsd = p yssr agent, ny sHs has ussd with
Per long time she has heen troubled WITH Aizs-
ness and co1eiven~ss: these troubles entire.
u rsuoved BY the use Of vEGErINK
~ wae aiso tr0sbisd with Dvrpepsia and 0snMs
q 0sb0lty and has been greatly bcneAtsd.
THO0. GlLAOkG, SSek Walnut 0tSesl
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The board then adopted the following
classification aud schcdaie of average ,al-
uauon Of real property and personal prop
erty therein designated to aid the assess-
DIS. to- wit +:
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Gained Fifteen Pounds Of Flesh.

u. u. 8fDvDNA, Id:
Dsss eir-l Asvs had dyspepsia In its worst form
fos ~ lass ~ yssre, and have taken hundreds Of
6os1nso' worth ee De1icirs without obtaining any
ssiisl. b 0spasnber last commenced taking the
vDoDSINH, einee which time my health hes steadily
inpsss1. ~ mod digs-ts well, and have gained
sAis pasco taking The vRORIiNs, al have obtained
Dollo1. y0ars truly,
rMONAs Z. MOORE.
0VomnR = oasA Ro0m. Portsmouth Cob Mia,
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4 ID MAY IlHIu, bUeI1u UO IUU.66
The Board visited the Poor Farm In
the afternoon, and adjourned 70 meet
ut nine o'clock tomorrow.
9TH DAY, JAN. 8, 1877.
Board met at 8 O'Clock. Rment N
E Smith, o H Helmer, HG c. and
D 7 Hedges. Minutes of yoG1osbay's
(cOncluded u 6VTlk 69s.l
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veeseias = sssl y All Drseyists,
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Physicians.

G. L. CHAMBERS, n. D.,
DnYsICIAN AND SURGEON, has prae-
L tiesd twenty-five yeaGs In this vicinity.
and need only o0k . eontinuance Of the pub.
lioconddence hitherto shown.
Once In City Drug Store. Residence on
cedar st.. opposite Reformed church, Upton.
iowa. v10Al
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ResCfred. hat IN the exemption OF
farming utensils ani tools of mechanics to
the amount Of 100000 in value, assessors
shall make their estimates upon the cash
value of sach property.
Resolred, That moneys and credit. be
assessed at uhc. halt their value.
Resoired, That any person in this county
may have $500. 90 exempt from the assess.
ed value of his or her real estate for any
one year upon satisfactory proof TO the as
SCISSOR of the township in which such prop
erty is located, that such real estate has
upon it one mile of hedge fence in good
healthy condition, hot more than three
years old; Prorided, that such hedge
plants shall have been planted at dis
A proportonate amount shall be exempt
for ore half or one-fourth mile of such
hedge.
Resolped, That the township assessors in
their assessments be requested to deduct
all lands in Cedar count, sssi for highway
purposes.
The assessors OF the sev.ra. townships
and incorporated towns are instructed to
enter the names Of all parties claiming ex-
emptions, i'll the place provided for that
purpose in their books. aud have the party
make oath to the same, and sign 'hsir
| names. and no deduction shall be made to
exceed one. half the value OF the real prop
erty.
They are further instructed to foot up
the columns marked with "A .,nr, on each
page, and carry the footings 10 ,he page
for recaptulations, and foot them up so
as to show the grand total of each hook.
They are further instructed to avoid
double and erroneous assessments, and
imperfect descriptions Of renl property,
aud to see that every piece of property,
both personal and real, is credited 10 the
proper road district and TO the school dis
trict to which it belongs.
Ordered that the auditor be authorized
to issue warrants on the bridge fund in
favor OF King and Whaelock for S337.67,
aud take the recsip, OF Henry Bremen for
| same, being nmounl rs per bill for ice
| breaks; also one in favor Of s. Fl. kautf-
man for bolts Tor ice breaks for $40.
Resolped, That the Upton Adeertise,'
| and the CONSERVATIVE, papers published
| in Tipion, Iowa. be selected to publish the
! proceedings Of the board for the year 1877.
Petition OF L. NJ. Brown for relief from
the payment Of tax on $50, monies and
credits on the iis: Of 1876, Rochester town
ship. On motion the petition was not
grsa'ed.
The following report Of the county SUI
psrin,sndxpt WAS received, accepted and
approved, also sAs clerks report Of pahlie
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More rarely ii takes the form of splcnic
apoplexy as In cattle. In lambs the
navel Is commonly swollen and black /:
here II is commonly called navel-ill.
In the horse, in addition to the dull
ness, rapid prostration and great febrile
disturbance already described, "the
animal has violent collie, the muscles of
the head and neck are agitated by con-
vulsive movements, he grinds his teeth.
the eyes are haggard and wandering,
the nostrils dilated, and clots of yellow
serosity and blood escape by the nose.
the tongue tumilied and of a deep BLUSH
red color. The belly is sensitive when
pressed upon, and swollen. The excre-
mental matters are often liquid and
mixed with blood clots; the rcctum is
often evcrted, appearing as tumor.
Skin cool, cOuntenancc anxious; the
animal falls; commissions, especially of
the neck and extremities, come on,
which are followed by calm, which
usually Immediately precedes death,
which takes place in from six to forty
eight hours.
In pigs, the disease shows itself in the
skin as well as in other parts, and is
recognized commonly as red measles,
and blue disease. Or it may be inter
nally manifested as in the OK.
In poultry, the following symptoms
will be noticed: loss of appetite, feath-
ers ruflied, walk difficult, offensive
diarrh9a, great prostration, dragging
of the wings, and excessive sensibility
of the extremities. "'Thc fowls squat,
and do not look for perch; The bill
and comb become black; tumors or red
spots, which soon become black and
gangrenous, form on the bottoms of the
feet, and the bird dies in commissions"
In man, peculiar form of gangrcn-
Gus Inflammation is excited, called ma
lignant pustulc. First there is pimple
(Which usually forms on surface hab-
itually exposed. Swelling, discolora-
ton, severe carbuncular Inflammation,
enormous swelling, loss of vitality,
blackness, offensive breath, difficult res
piration, great prostration and death,
with symptoms of general blood poison
ing Charles i. Lyman in Scientific
Farmer.
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(uUu agent every month in the business we
A11 furnish, but those willing TO work can
UOOO easily earn dozen dollars day right
m their own localities. Have no room
10 explain here. Business pleasant and honorable.
Women, and boys and girls do as well as men. We
will furnish you complete OUTFIT iree. The bust
ness pays better than anything else. We will bear
expense of starting you. Particulars nee. Write
and see. Farmers and mechanics. their sons and
daughters, and all classes in need of paying work
at home. should write TO and learn all about the
work at once. Now is the time. Don't delay.
Address TRUE a Co.. Augusta. Maine. "A