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Sntnrdnv. Dec. 22d. 1860

hetweer the hopLs of IL o'clock m and o clock p
m of said day the west half ofthe west hall OF me
south quarter dissection number thlrytWo lo-J
of foynsbip number five 5) north, range number ten
HO east and the west half of the east halt ot the
north west quarter of section numberve (5) ottown'
shin number four (4) north, range number rem wv
east all in Wood county, Ohio, Z. W. NuhlpN,
james Murray, atty. Sherlh Noou CO.
Nh % l3Gn--2AMh&3 10
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IN NJ NJ l l. l. E n
CHEMICOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

CHEMICOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
May be consulted free of charge the following times
and places:
Fostoria, Hays House, Tuesday, January 8.
Fremont, Kessler Hotel, Wednesday, Jan O.
Elmore, Elmore House, Thursday, Jan. 10.
Toledo Collins House, Friday, Jan. II.
Pcrysburg, Exchange Hotel, Saturday, Jan. 10.
MY THEORY AND TREATMENT
Are and different from any in the United States,
and challenge any one to produce the same success
that have met with in treating Chronic Diseases My
theory is based upon the chemical operations of the body
believing diseases to depend upon disproportoncd con-
diton of the fluids Of the body whereby the solids be
come unhealthy by analysing the secrrtions, blood, &C..
of the body and finding out what is deficient in
cess and supplying TO the system what is wanting.
am enabled To cure often by small amount OF medicines
where the patient has been duggcd with medicines for
long years to no effect.
Now Dyspepsia, in the great majority of cases. de-
pcnds mainly upon dspropotoned state of the gastric
or digestive fluids of the stomach. When this gastic
fluid is proportoned properly, the food is Thoroughly d
gested and assnlated Viewing Dyspepsia by the rules
of Chemcopathology, and giving treatment accordingly
enabled to 40 out of so and 40 cases out
50 of Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis and Laryngs,
and Liver Complaint Piles, Neuralgia Dizziness or Sick
Headache, Nervous Debility and Female Diseases-in
every a cure, and other diseases proportionaely
CONSUMPTION.
FcSy y@Dr. McMlen uses Improved lnhalng lnstru-
mcnt for the of Consumption Asthma, bronchitis
and Iaryngitis by this make as good an app-
cation to the diseased Lung and Throat as we could to
a sore anywhere on the.exteror of the body.
DR.. NJ uses pure Chemcopathic and Botanic Remedies.
He gives mild tonic treatment which acts chemically
and assists Nature to free herself One Of aSsis
tance to Nature is worth pound of poisonous drugs to
the disease.
Remember my visits are just six weeks apart and the
same day of the week at each place.
Consultation and advice free.
Information in regard my treatment and success call
on, or write to:
Mrs. S. b. Abbott, Portage, Wood county, Ohio Mrs
Robert Jacobs, Eagevile, Wood county, Ohio Mrs.
Jesse Huken Browns Corners Wood county, Ohio An
drew Cross, Miglove, Wood county, Ohio; John Cum
mns Hassan, Hancock county, Ohio j. A.. Smith, Ell
more 0ttowa county, Ohio G. E. Church, Toledo Lucas
county, Ohio.
All communications must be directed to DIR. j. +.
McMillen, Cleveland, Ohio.
9 CHOOL LANDs FOR SALE.
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SIpcTiH's Sale.

Robert Buuke VS. Henry uebolt ct al
By virtue of an order of sale to me directed an1
delivered from the court of common pleas OF WOOD
county, Ohio, in the above entitled canSe' VIII OF
, for sale at the door of the court house in Perrys
burg on ,ooo
Saturday, Dec. 22nd. 1860
between - o'clock aud O'Clock p. m. OF said day
the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter ana
the soutb half of the northeast quarter of no
four az of township number four ~ north, range no
nine (9l east, and the west halt of the south-wos
quarter of section number twenty-eight t2o) OF twp
number four ) north, of range number nine il east
in Wood county, Ohio. &, W. NOhloM,
James Murray, Atty. SherlH'
Nov 2gd, 1860 -29w5$2 30.
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NEW MILLIN VERY SHOP
Styles and Prices to suit the Times

The undersigned has opened New Millinery Store IN
Maumco City, adjoining the shoe store of VIM. Browns
berger, and the Express office. Having had long
experience a the business, haer ourselves With hav
Ing lho bea; and latest selections Of Patterns and Goods
in the market Our stock Is large and complete Dress
Trimmings Of every variety; Combs PerGmsry, &c. &c
kept constantly on hand
~ Bonnes renovated calorud or repaired, and Dress
Making donc n order. IRIS. L. J. SHOEMAKER.
Nov. G 1Im3
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MEANING F"CoERCION,' AND .OYERT
ACTS,

A4NNs w ~ tfIGNiANJNF7 An - NV fsfkI
ACTS.o
When these terms were first used in cobneo-
ton with the secession movement, we sup
posed the disunionists saw some terrible mean
ings in them. By overt acts we supposed
they understood attacks by the Federal Gov
emment on the recognized rights ofthe States,
and by coercion, some form of tyranny. We
are better informed now. The proceedings
in South Carolina have dispelcd the miscon.
ceptions that had prevailed on these points
Be it known, then, that if the United States
retain possession Of the public property in
South Carolina moment after that State has
declared itself out of the Uuion, they will
stand in the altitude of coercing her, and if
they attempt to collect the revenue ia the port
Of Charleston, they will have perpetrated that
revolving overt act, which is to call the whole
south to arms Truth, it is said, is stranger
than fiction, aud certainly facts are sometimes
more udicrous than burlesques. We would
defy Shakespeare or Swift to invent more
comca situation than that of South Carolina
eXpouHding the nature of overt acts. Moth
ina in l. liput could compare with it. Main
tanning the status Quo is aggression, and en-
forcing the laws, coercion! These laws South
Carolina herself helped TO enact the Chiei
Magistrate is sworn to execute them faithful
ly, and yet we arestold the execution Of them
will be insufTsrable tyranny. In like manner,
he who should refuse o teader his purse, on
the first demand, 10 the robber would be pro-
nounced guilty Of an overt act against the lat
ter, who would be entitled TO complain Of CO.
ercion, also, in the event OF his detection and
arrest. Everything down in South Caro'ina
seems to be inverted. The people, in their
strang- mode Of ratiocinalon, look, as it were,
the andpodal shadows of ourselves which we
see in the water. Nature seems to breed per-
verse in thatregion. They give defui ions o.
tyranny as remarkable as Proudhou's deGni-
ton of property. All this, it is true, may be
very harml IS until it is acted upon. The
mailman who thinks he has wings will not
suffer from the error as long as he il confncd
to his room. Bat as soon as he springs thro'
the window with the idea Of Il ing ike bird
he is sure to b. dashed to pieces on the pave
ment bGoa, South Carolina may indul g,
her rotous imagination as far as she chooses
but if she should ever mistake her delusiols
for reality and act accorlingIy,she must neel,
have bitter awakening 81. Louis Dsnl
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The population Of the Territory o. K>l-
sas, as ascertain Cd By the Uniei States ce,
sus, Just taken, Is 100 a0i, This does 1os
include the P.se's Peak region. which Ha,ia
p)pua on Of iI5 ool more. Kansas prot~s
nae, therefore, 12 9 0 more THAN vcs. y .ss
tie aer 70 e,s;Ia L.embe. oi uoagsen atla
riefCnt TINE. Haa
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supper Of corn and tallow for the dogs, in Inc
same kettle in which the tea had been made
buta few minutes before. After being salts
fed with his smoke, the pale face and the In
dian wrap their blankets around them, and
lie down side by side on the hemlock boughs
with their feet to the fire. and sleep as sweet
ly and as soundly as "e'er did king upon
the richest damaSk." in the morning, before
day. the Indian prepares the breakfast, which
is eaten, and the travellers again move on.--
The dogs are fed but once u day, and the
reason is, they travel much better. A dis
tance Of thirty miles day is travelled with
ease by those accustomed to snow shoes. --
When, towards spring, the da, become long
er, and the sun hotter, the travelling is done
Mt night, and the resting and sleeping by
day.
The veteran Indian "snow shoer" will
never drink water nor eat snow during the
time he is on n journey the Indians and
haltbreeds, on coming in from long journey,
on their arrival at their destination, will if
night is near and u dane in prospect, stay
about until the dance begins go TO it, and
dance until daylight We have known of
parties of young men putting on their snow
shoes on Christmas morning, walking thirty
miles to ball, dancing all night, and walking
a distance oftwelve miles to breakfast
We have in our mind one ofthe most won
derful feats of pedestransm, which. fit were
not well substantiated, would be difficult TO
believe. Ittook place n number of years ago
Mr.. Schoolcra(t, residing Mt Sault st. Marie,
wished to send an express TO Mackjnac, dist
ant by the trail about seventy five miles. He
sent for u h&lf-breed called La Branch, and
told him he must go TO Macknac, and must
start at / 2 O'Clock NJ. that day. La Branch
! objected, as there was to be a blll on the eve
ming of the next day, Schoolcraft told hin,
he must go, and that as he wanted to attend
the ball, if he WAS back from Macbinac by &c
O'Clock the next evening, he would give him
$50 extra pay. AT IL o'clock he started
and the next day at 10 p. NJ. he appeartc Z
again, having gone the whole distauce-l5O
miles-in "a hours. After receiving the
promised SEQ, he said he could have beer
in by 8 o'clock but he waited two hours OF
the hill back of the town, for fear he might
get in ahead of time and lose his money!
After leaving Mr.. Schoolcraft's store, L.
Branch went TO the ball, and tripped the moe
casin toe until daylight.
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TERas-One twelfth Of the purchase monoyto he paid
the time Of sale, and the balance IN eleven annual in
stamcnts Of equal amount, with annual interest therc
on 10 bid will be taken nr less than the appraised val
ne. ADDISON SMITH, County Auditor.
Auditors Olicc, Wood Co., O..
Pcrysburg Nov So 1861. Q.-Slw6SG IS
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Sherin's Snle.

Samuel johnson, assignee, &c. VS. Benjamin s. Juu'
son ct al,
By virtue Of an order of sale to me directed ano
delivered in the above entitled cause from the comr
of common pleas of Wood county, ohio' VIII SneI
for sale at the door of the court house in Perrysburg
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SHERiFF'S SALE.
DTIENIET j y DAII' -
Wood Countv, Ohio, Cou,f of Common Pleas.
Clark Cummings VS. Elius Benu.

Wood County. Ohio, COmt Of Common Pleas.
Clark Cummings VS. Elius Benn.
Bv virtue of an execution to me ted anI
dilevered in the above entitled cause, | Will
offer for ale at the door of the Court House, III
Perrysburg, in said county, on
Saturday. the 22d day OF Dec. A. d. 1860,
between the hours of II M aud p. m, the
following lands, to wit: the north quarter 'oi
the east half Of the north east quarter OF sec
ton niue, of township five. north OF range ten
east containing twenty acres; also the north,
east quarter Of the north.eest quarter OF the
southwest quarter of section twenty eight OF
township six, north of range ten east, contain
ing ten acies. ,o,,
S. JEFFERSON. atty.
November 22l, l760-29w5@3 %
SHERiFFS SALE.
Samuel Johnson, assignee, VS.. VIM. Prescott,
By virtue Of an order Of sele in the above en-
titled cause, 10 me directed and delivered in the
above entitled cause from Wood Ohio Court o
Common Pleas | will Offer for sale at the doc,
of the Court House in Perrysbug on
Saturday, December 22l A. d. 1850,
between the hours of IL o clock m. and o'clocf
p. m. OF said day, the southwest quarter of tht
south east quarter of section number six (6) o
township number four (4) north of range mum
Der eleven (ll) east in Wood county Ohio,
James Murray, atty.
C. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
Nov. 22l 1860 -29w5ss2 TO-
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TERMs.--0ne twelfth Of the purchase money be paid
at the time OF the sale, the balance in eleven annual in
stameh of equal amount with annual interest thereon
No bid taken for less than the appraised value
ADDISON SMITH County Auditor
Auditors office, Wood county Ohio.
Pcrrysburg. December 10Th, lsb0-S2wto54b.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
-LvANus JErFERso


SYLvANU JEFF RsoN,
hrroRNrY AT LAW, PERFyspURe, ONO -- ohlce in
East end of Baird House Building win attend prompt
ly to all business entrusted to his care maS-lU
p.w.upAY. T.w. uuvourNsoS,
DAY & HUTCHINSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW
IL aud NOTARY Public, Perrysbulg, Ohio.
Al business left in care will receive PROMPT at
tention.-0flice over w. j. llitchcock's store. 20t
JAMES MURRAY. +. ). sLEvN. J., srArroRD
MURRAY, SLEV1N & SPAFF0RD,
vi ATToRNEYs AT LAW,
VIII attend promptly to all Legal business entrusted
to their care in Wood county. Office in the perlyaburg
Band Building, Perysburg, Ohio. Nov. 10. 6u-U
II. II. DODGE j. r. TYLER
mop GE & TY L. f R,
~ ArroRNEYs At LAW Pcrrysburg, Ohio.
Particular attention paid To Couvcyancng and Noorial
Business. Also, for sale, large quantities of Land in
Wood and adjoining counties. noyl5, 'tO-u
ASHER COOK J. =. PRICE. T. W. JOHNSON.
COOK, PRICE & JoHNsoN,
~ ATTORNEYS At LAW, PerrysburE, Ohio.
win promptly attend to all Law Business entrusted to
their care Have for sale large quantities of Land in
Guiding well improved FARMS which will be sold on easy
terms. ma3-lH
~ FORGE STRAIN; ATTORNEY AT LAWS
W PERRYSBvRG, ONO.
VIII attend to all business entrusted to hs care in the
several Courts of Ohio. - Office with John Bates, 2nd
street. maS-lu
u NJ. o L r.,
ATTORNEY At LAW PEuRysnrno, Quo Office in
the East end of Baird House win attend promptly TO
to all business entrusted to his care. dcc6-2gu
DETER BELL.-N0TARY PUBLIC.
win promptly attend to the taking of deposons,
lnowledrcmcn of deeds certifying of legal papers and
all other business inrusted to his care.
OFrCE-ln the Court House with Cook frce Johh-
SON Nov. 90 lS60-3Oly
ID MGoPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
l-f Bowling Green, Ohio
d ! y]stoIPNS PN SSb \ { Rne'roy, I
Bowling GREgN, Wood County Ohio
All calls will be promptly attended to, both day and
| niuht ma3-lu
I'D r. ef!FFuH5 Ii II rRrsIcIAS, + 4 I / I ~
Offers his services to the people of Perry sburg and vi
entity - Office in Mrs. Williams Building, 81 street
Pcrrysburg 0. ma3-lH
ID AIR II o U E.
i ID c. G. BAIRD, PRoPRIEToR,
l-G Perrysbmg, Ohio.
IN o TO MoRR SIS
ST HOToGRAPH GALLERY,
Front street. East of W. j. Hitchcock store Tor goo'
have on hand, and shall keep during the Holidays
great variety o the latest and most approved styles an
Cases ever offered in Perrysburg. Having lately ,pu
chased New Apparatus and the best Of Chemicals, car
take Pictures from the largest size to the smallest Lock
ct Miniature Call soon-Near W. j. H,chcocks store
Front Street. WM. MORRIS, Operator.
PERRYsDURG, Nov. 30, lS60-30t.
DERRYSBURG planning MILL,
> and SASH FACTORY.
DANIEL LINDSEY, PROPRIETOR.
Manufactures to order, and keeps constantly on hanC
| general supply Of
Doors. Sash. Blinds and Window Shades
Pine. WhitcwOod and Ash Flooring
Pine and Whitewood Doors
All kinds Of PLASING done to order. Orders prompt
ly filled at Toledo prices, on in some cases, below then
| Pei1ysburg May 3, lS60.-H
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