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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12
satisfrllanrons.
rnr YExR's TwEtvn cnILDREN.

January. worn And gray, sa
Like and old pilgrim by the way,
Watches The snow, aud shiyering sighS,.
AZ the sid carlew, round him hies a
Dr. huddled underneath thorn,
Sits praying for the lingering morn.
February, bluif and bNld.
Ger burrows stridng, sc1tns the cold,
Aud with hs horses two abreast,
Makes thc kcen plough do has bchcst
Rough March came clustering down the road,
In his wrath.hand the the uNcn's goad,
Or, with rough and angry haste,
Scattcrs the sied DER the dark waste.
April, a .chtld, halt tears, half smiles,
Trips fltn of little playful wiieei
And laughing meath her rainbow hood,
Sseks the Wild violets ia the wood.
May, the bright maiden, singing goes,
To where the snowy hawthorn blows,
Watching che lambs lesp in the dcll.,
List'ning to the simple village bells.
June, with the muwcr's scarlet face,
Moves DER the clover-fcId apncr,
And fast his crescent scythc sweeps on
Ger spots from whence the lark has ilown.
July, The farmer, happy fellow
Laughs tosc the corn grow yellow;
The heavy grain hr tosscs up
From his right hand MS from a cup.
August, The reaper, clcaves his way ...
Through golden waves at break ufdIv;
or on his wagon, pilrd with corn,
AZ sunset, bpne is sproudly jornc,
September, win hi, hrayug hound, viii,
Leaps fence aud pale NJ every bound,
And casts into the wind IN scorn
All cares aud dangers irum his holn.
October comps a WOodman old,
Fenced with tough leather frUiu Tie cpll
Round swings his sturdy axe, aud lot
A fir branch falls at every blow,
November covers before The lainr,
hleared crone, forgetting her own name;
Watches thc blue smoke cuflng rise,
Aud brOOds upon old memories.
December, fat anil ROSY strilcs.
His old heart warm, well clothed his sides,
With kindly word for young aud old,
The cheerier for the bracing culd
Laughing welcome, open 1iugs
His doors, and as he does Il, sings.
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Corn nmd wagon House.

In passing through the country it is of
ten painful to behold tho great loss that
many farmers arc suffering Tor the want of
n little care and forethouSht IN providing
Il shelter for their tools aud Implements to
preserve them from the ravages of the
weather, Not only their plows, drags, wag-
ons and carriages, but sometimes their
Ireapors and mowers are left out Of doors,
exposed oall the changes of weather, from
wet to dry, making sad havoc with paint
and varnlsh, and causing tho wood work to
swell and shrink, and warp itself out OF
place until many parts are rendered use
loss. P. . -E tt 10 .-. "a
have in mind an instance hero where n
man hought new threshing machiue, III,
which hc did good bnsinesS for short
time, IL was never housed, became entire
" useless. aud finally all rottcd down. In
another instance man bought n new bug.
Ey with cushioned seats, costing 500, aud
in four or five years he sold il to pay debt
ofS30 or S.l5. just what tho irons wore
worth Tho reason was, 10 was never
housed, neither summer nor winior ,'p.
prehcnd thcro is more property lost t--Nv,t't.
ed may say, Ivy unnecessary exposure To
the weather, than thcro is hy tho natural
wear and tear ofnse f}E9{
But my ohj> ct, was, when | took mp my
pon, to show how 10 build n cheap hut very
convenient wagon shcd and courthouse
combined. Take tono pieces of timber,
and lay foundation for two corn.crihs.
about nine foot apart or enough to drive
u wagon between. Cut your tmhcrs about
six inches longer than you want tho Width
LoCyour crib say about tour fcct-and lay
them oWtho ground say three, NJ threo and
u half feet apart; then mako hole with 4
/ two.inch augur near each emil Of the tim.
berS aud set mp somc pieces of2X tscantling
about i've aud a half feet long Oh the out.
side ot each crib, and about eight and n
hall or nine feet on the inside, toward the
other crib; then across the top of each ruw
OF stndS, lay q long scantling for the roof to
rest on, and nail on with "douhle tens;'
thoncc across, and near the top of the long
studs OF each crib nail strip Of boards Tor
collar beams then some pieces of uprights
/ in the crntrc for the ridge.pole to rest on,
aud your frame is ready 10 he enclosed
which should he done with good fence
boards ontho sides of the cribs placed
about three fourths of an inch apart.
/ Tho lioor and root should bo of good.
sound boards, aud at least twelve inches
wide. Then you have two good corn cribs
well covered, with y nice shelteE hotween
for Your lumber wagon. wliero yon can
/ drive in with 10 Il of corn, aud with a
scoop shovel throw i, right into tho crib
without handling twice over.
! Aud here your wagon can stand, all ready
! tor use. aud out of the rain aud sun, which
viii save at least the cost of painting overy
year, Cor, H'estcrn RNrd
L.
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Mr,G, of ncighboring town, was an
excessively polite man. lie was driving
Some oxen one day, when no Addressed
them with 'liuw, Ruck; anil also Bright. I"
Falling overheard from a sAilboat, in which
was - large party, ho was in imminent
danger Of beiug drowned, as ho could not
SWIM Even thsn his politeness aid not
lofsake hin, ile SAID IN gentle tones
"Gcu,lemen, will you lac So kind as 60 help
mo iuto tho boat? My garments arc per
ioctly saturated with water"
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A horse-dedler. describing a r1sod up
herse, salf he looked as OF no bad been
editing daily Rewspaper,s m
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A. j. GARDNER,
Notary Publics COnVcy0nccr, and
Agent for the Hartford Fire
insurance Company,
GILEAD, OHIO.

every person. other than one holding a license
lawyer or claim agent, whose business it is TO
draw deeds, bonds, mortgages, Wills writs orss,ther
legal papers, or to examine titles 10 real estate
sha be regarded a conveyance under this act"
In accordance with above extract from e. s.
Revenue law have taken license, and will at
tend to writing Deeds mortgages bonds &c. POD
icics issued in Hartford Fire Insurance Company
at low rates.
Deed and War blanks of all kinds for sale at
the Drug store.
Gilcad, Sept, Z, 1864. e#
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EnSlapd isnow dependent upon import.
alton Tor ono-shlrd ol the load consumed
IA that country, aud the vgluo OF the grain,
oalii', sheep, pigs, butter, cheese, meat and
eggs, Is found necessary to import is
continually on tho increase. Already the
excess OF the consumption of grain over the
prodnnl'ou resrhrs the enormous AMOUNT
o. II 10000 Of qudrte,s.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12

You cannot dream yourself into a
ohsEaoteTi you mast hammer aud lorseyour.
self one.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12

Tue most conStam man that evor lived
would he sure TO find ut the end OF ten
years, that hs love for his wife was a
decade passion.
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Legal Notice.

franklin noWen' ft& Wood Common Pleas.
Emily Bowen, Dert. Petition for Divorce.
TIE defendant, Emily Bowen. will take Notice
l that the plaintiff did on the 24th day Of March,
A. u. 1868, file his petition in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas or Wood Comtv, Ohio. the object aud
PRAYER Of which is to Obtain a divorce from the
defendant, on the grounds of adultery, committed
with one Joseph Todd. on the nth day Of March,
\, y, lsG5, at the Baird House" in the town of
Pcrryshurg, Wood county, Ohio. Said petition
will be for hearing the first day Of the next
term Of the Court of Common Pleas in aud for
said county.
COOK 4 BELL, .
Attorneys for Plaiutid,
March 25, 1865. 4sf7 on
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12

hen are 50 liberal and lisincrcstcd that
they give advice WHEN they need the article
tar more than the recipient does
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12

We hell you. young iadies, that divine
love is better than human. You had better
be on your .own knees than upon the gen.
tlemAh's, rTitl 80 3
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Dr. Franklin said. A COOL kick ont of
doors is better than all tie rich uncle in
the world.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12

DR. Johnson said Of wilower WHO was
about to marry that Il was remarkahlc
case OF the triumph of hope over experience.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12

I EGAL NOTICE. T. j. Vosburg Admin
II istrator Of the estate Of Joseph Mclaughlin,
deceased; and Samuel Klngresn,ith. Adnlinistra-
tor Of the estate Of Reuben SNYDER deceased, have
filed their final accounts in the Probate Court ~
Wooa county, Ohio, fhr the settlement OF said eS-
atcs; and the same will be for hearing the l7th
day Of March, A. ID. 1865.
=. TULLEi, Probate Judge.
March 10, 1895. 4SlS
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ENp SALE, RN-

The following, in Wood county: Peck'& Hamilton,
PcrrvSburg; a. J. Gardner & Co., Gilead; e. Y. VI
Turner, Portage; :. W. Whitimore, Tontogany;
:. Cyme-, Otscgo; ii. Il. Atkins, New Westh Ia:
:. l.. Boughton, Bowling Green; Banks 4 ! ute''
son. Pcmbcrvillc; A. Lanslale Frceport; C. ar
Ilo>cndalc West Millgrove; =. y. Emerson; Eag o..
Vile; and by druggists aud merchants ger sra ly
throughout the Union. 46y
G. W. ROBACK, Con,pounder Of Sbmach
Hittcrs Blood Purifier and Bood Pills. DistheF and
Manufacturer Of Catawba and Swedish Brandies
and all kinds of the fine Domestic Liquors, which
are sold, wholesale or in any desired quantity, al
Mrs. Sc, So, 60 and 62 East Third Street, Cincin-
natl, o.
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FIRsr On. Di,CoyERy 1t is related Of
jonah when he took up quarters ia the
Nh dc's belly, ho wrnte to his father Ia
come down immediately, as lie had discov.
erol a SpleRRid opeHiRg for the oil business,
The ncNt day he Iel1grapho tho old gcn,lo
man as follows;
Father, don't come. I'm badly sucked
in. Plenty OF oil, but no marActr"
fhis ia tho irst If ash 81 account that
protane historians give us of tho oil busi
ness,
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On learning through the Cowriey deS
EdiS UHiS, that Que William Snyder was
fined ten dollars in the United Sh,tcs for
having obtained kiss OF Miss rhebe L.,
without her consent, the charm ing Blanche
D. ot Paris exclaimed; "Ungratolul coun.
try! you shall not have my bones, Like
Lafaettc will cmigratc in noble cause
to the hud Of Franklin" ""Aud what would
youdo thorc:' inquired one of her init
mate lrien,ls. "Whal! why would let the
men kiss mo without my CONSENT
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ulEEDS-A FnII AssOTtment-- aets
AT THE JOURNAL OFFIoE.
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A nMINISTRATRlX'S NOTICE Notice is
N hereby given that have this day been ap-
pointed aud quahhed Administrator on the estate
of T. l. Eaglr, late of Wond county, Olin, deceas--
ed All persons Interested will goVarn themselves
accordingly. .
SUSAN EAGLE, Adm'x.
March 10Th, 1865. 4Ida
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. - Notice is
n hereby given that have been appointed and
qualified as Administrator Of the estate, with Will
anne xed, OF Jehu Wickershan, late Of Wood
eounty, Ohio, deceased.
TAYLOR G. wICKERSHAM, Adm'r.
March Ia, 1873. iTd'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-15

THE H0LIDAys.
THE PLACE FOR THE PEOPLE
TO INVEST THEIR FUNDS.
PETROLEUM AND pLENrIrUDE.
THE OPENING DAY
FOR THE SHARES or OIL STOCK
IN TnE
NEW YORK PETROLEUM PRIZE COMPANY.
NO. ssI BROADWAY
OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN HorEL,.
WAS, WITHOUT DOUBT cAvlL OR DISPUTE.
THE GREAT SUCCESS or THE AGE.
THE SPACIOUS sALEsRooMs
WERE THRoNGED BY PEOPLE.
all OF whom were anxious 70
MAKE AN INVESTMENT THAT THEY
WERE SURE WOULD PAY"
SHARES AT ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE
WERE RAPIDLY SECURED.
and the
PURCHASERS AS THEY RECEIVED THEIR PRESENTS
endorsed tho
NEW YORK PETROLEUM PRIZE co.
as the
yAIREsr AND MOST EQUITABLE INSTITUTION
EVER FORMED IN AMERICA.
A DOLLAR SPENT
WILL MAKE you A srocKHoLDER
PERHAPS YOU WILL GET A WATCH.
OR A HOMESTEAD.
HORSE AND BUGGY.
A MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND RING.
BRILLIANT BREAsTPIN,
NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT;
At all events, something
WORTH DOUBLE THE AMOUNT
originally invested in the
NEW YORK PETROLEUM PRIZE COMPANY.
THIS PERMANENT PAYING INSTITUTION.
founded by
PERSONS OF EXPERIENCE AND CAPITAL
IL destined TO be ,ha
ACKNOWLEDGMENT BEST CONCERN
or THE AGE.
1T GIVES EVERYBODY SOMETHING.
IT PAYS A MAN BIG INTERcsT
ON EVERY DOLLAR HE INVESTS.
and must eventually become the
PLACE FOR THE PEOPLE
TO PUT THEIR GREEKBACKs
PRESENT WIT. . EVERY !ssy ss4lA As'
EVERY DOLLAR YOU SPEND
WILL SECURE PRESENT,
AND THE PRESENTS ARE IMMEDIATELY GIVEN
AS SOON AS THE SHARES ARR BOUGHT.
THE NEW YORK PETROLEUM PRIZE COMPANY
sAs
INSTITUTION q WEALTH,
ONE OF CHARACTER AND soLiDITY.
controlled By persons Of
STAMINA AND BUSINESS CHARACTER.
whose object is
NOT ONLY 10 Sell THEIR 1AsDs>
and thus develop tho
RESOURCES OF AMERICA.
pUr TO
ENABLE THE PEOPLE TO GET RICH
by rm
EMPLOYMENT or 4 SMALL CAPITAL.
TO-DAY tFRIDAY), DEcEnsER Is
THE sALEsRooMs WILL BIZ osEN
FROM NINE IN THE MORNING
UNTIL NINE AT NIGHT.
ALL THE VALUABLE GOODS,
TIE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
THE BEAUTIFUL PINS.
THE oLITTERINo GEMS.
THE BRIGHT DIAMONDS.
THE MASSIVE URNs.
THE SPLENDID WALTERS.
THE RECHERCHE TEA SETS.
and tho endless varietyo OF
NOVEL AND USEFUL ARTICLES
viii be shown, and
SHARES IN THE OIL STOCK
will be sold .. the
REASONABLE RATE
ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE
rHs NEW YORK PETROLEUM PRIZE COMPANY
is conducted upon
LIBERAL AND EQUITABLE PLANS. =
ITS MANAGERS ARE MEN OF MEANS.
OBJECT Is PROGRESS.
r DEVELOP THE WEALTH
contained tn tho portion OF Ohio and enable tho
people Of the United States TO rpakoa
REMARKABLY GOOD INVESTMENT
THE
EMPLOYMENT OF A SMALL sum OF MONEY.
SHARES ARE BUT ONE DOLLAR.
EVERY SHARE SECURES YOU PRESENT.
EVERY PRESENT Is WORTH THE PRICE
YOU PAY FOR SHARE.
THE NEW YORK PETROLEUM PRIZE COMPANY
Has at lis command
$4,000 PRESENTS
TO GIVE AWAY
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HOfE CHAPEL. 10 BROADWAY.
If you wish to be vastly sscd 60 tho great mAssaa
PROFESSOR wIsEMAN.
I've seen The Wise Man Of tho East;
Ia ieets OF fact and magic
Aaosa en- ever vgry'ng feas.
The great Troicssor every one
rh sp ss.a "a au KAN WI .i Ss%s
For ali around 1t thvrdersl.'
BY him the deadly Mimic ball
VIC sss ssH II; :.!'r ~ aeye him CAN
And sec The matter tested
II xonarop s. ;snS.t9 & sSSaIs i..
'S One isif' H. ss epsss, i sa'ss
ns e1hibnion's rnrc and chasts.
I. with rapture all enchanting.
Dsish..,ag every vsSasa astss
Men aas Ds,1:on. clap pf their hand.
~ locus admiration;
IN solemn contcmplasoai
Iis verdict ans:s::; rccord.
With due deibcfation
FOE si iss r,ssssssrs rs sfS'ds
"A, w his cc g y had .y been ~
I'd "o soi!c n y9ST fTcs seS VIA vanish"
Now every doubt banish.
Then Madame wiseman. yoa.n dccaare
Is something more than human;
Well that Is nothing very rare
Th ";; - reis OF on Garth appo.z,
ne e"' yo %s,I and ID Gr.. ScIk appear
Proved 10 n Demonstration -
Professor Wiseman's IN the city
Man of wondroas parts,
The grave the gay tho wsS and why
Praise his rnngie arta.
lie In the king OF all magcans:
Every says
Statesmen, lawyers and physctana
Men who ought 20 know
Transformations most fantastic
Instantly appear
Moulded Ny hts fingers piasticl
Don't yOu think tits qiccrs
Working wonders in.sniAneoua
Strangest aigats arise
BY his Art-Do power eKtranooua.
Can trust my cycsf
Passing ntrange, this transmutAtt0n.
Changing natures Laws:
rTis nightly exclamation,
"Sce, what owds he drawsi"
Performances every evening" Doors open al Il curtain -
rise 6cslock Admssu 70 cents upper tiers 70 costa
grand Matinee wii be given Saturday afternoon. esos
uencng M z O'Clock.
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TAFrEs CIGAR EMPORIUM, i,isi BROADWAY
81 near Twentyeighth street Havana CtgnFs Of ever
choice brand ~ the box At Wholesale prces EspsnclAs
$40; Figaro Bancas nrst quantity e25 Partgas Rcsslas
hrt quality $50 splendid conchss So Rosa operas ~
nne Londres o. and hundred other brands all .,
wholesale pricez
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AMusEMwHTs.i

afE AMUSEMENTS.
DRoADwAy THEATRE BEGINS AT TX
ID CROWDED HOUSES FOR TIN WEEKS.
r. g. CHANFRAU ....... s......................sAM
In the original new. comedy entitled
NEW SCENERY and A SPLENDID CAST.
night. 20 SECURE sE1fs il ADyAScE.
ELEVENTH SAM" MATINEE. SATURDAY.
Doors open q. Abs efssas r sS's cEsT
ID Mechanic Hail. az Broadway above Grand street
Monday evening At eight and during tho week,
BRYANTS MINSrKElsS.
DAN BRYANT AS THE STUMP ORATOR
Chailenae Dance ~. Dave Reed and Dan Bryant
Little Mac. the Comic Wonder in his Essence
Reckon I'm in Luck Drum Major, Latest from Paris
JEEMiS NIE POET.
scenes al Phaions Down in Old X. Y. Ky.
Psrquci 90 cents family circle - ccns private boxes 30
IA FAvoRITR NOW OPEN EVERY EVENING Ex-
~ cep Sunday 30 Broadway. corner Of Tweny-urst 81
TTOOLEY,s OPERA HOUSE BROOKLYN
IL EVERYTHING NEW THIS WEEK
GRIFFIN'S cONEY ISLAND ROAD.
TONY DENIER'S GREAT AMERICAN FROG.
FRENCH OPERA CoMiQuE, HAVE STRUCK OIL.
wANTED-A FIRST GLASS LEADER AND END MAN
THE ORIENTAL MUSIC HALL 65s BROADWAY,
above Blocker the only hall In America noted Tor first
GLASS Music just arrived steamship Queen Of Erard
viii the Of 30 beautiful lady walters nightly
ole TO the soft strains Of music Must be seen ~ I'll TO
be realized. FRANK BURNS.
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E,oR NEW oLLEAss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
II SaturtaysThe New York Mail Steamship Conpany's
steamship MORNING STAR III saturday, Decem-
Dor 10 st5 r. M from the companys pier 10 North river
JANIS l. RAYNoR, 10 Barclay street.
TOR SAVANNAH, GA.-MURRAy'S WEEKLY LINE.
connecting with railroads throughout Georgia and Flo
The FIRST GLASS steamships
LEO, Merrill, Commander
VIRGO. Buckley, Commander.
ZODIAC, Dearborn, Commander.
The elegant steamship LEO will sail from pier
l6 East ver Saturday, December M at O'Clock r. M.
MURRAY NEPHEW,
62 South street.
OorAvus CoHEs, Agent in Savannah.
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CoLToN DENTAL. AssocIAIToN.-DR coLroN rs
~ the undsputed originator OF the painless pleasant
extraction OF teeth with Nitrous Oxide Gas and has
given 70 1907 patients without the rs failure Nccdent
hundred gallons per day. making twice evcry
day. Once, Nos. 10 and % Coopcr Institute.
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Performances evening" Doors at 7; curtain -
rse 8cock Admissou 70 cents; upper tiers 70 cestA
grand Matinee Will be gwen Saturday afternoon. eso
m at O'Clock
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VI GEO. yAHDEEHoFF,
MONDAY EVENING Dec 49,
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A sTBIYwAY AND OTHER FIRST GLASS NEW AMI
n seoond hand Pianos and Melodeons TO rent.
y. r. GORDON 633 Broadway.
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AMUsEM NEVIS.

TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, III BOwERY
Last nights o. the Great Irssh Drama, THE FEsIARe
DREAM, or IRELAND FREE At LAST. Grand Matinee
on Saturday next Tho now performance THE Demons
REvEL, Monday next
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TgOfE CHAPEL. 10 BROADWAY.
If wish to be vastly suscd 60 tho great rnagea
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A HANDSOME ROSEWOOD PIAso, IN GOOD ORDER
n will be sold low II applied for Immediately at III EGs
Fiityu.nth street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-03
CHE guteItigeuter.
THE LoCRET.

II E.Lo-
Yes, SIS tyifs. No, syt Sbs-EI" Isr ztEe.
L. there stCrJ2 Nay, k59T IL Dot;
And Jet Srsarlt ons- Dc bEr yo1 t1slins
10 hear IL, you shAiI hear IL q TIA Epot,
here we're two isTerE @OUes upon TING
Why, tn . AIRY tsIS, yeS ssyi ~, 20
u only waits the rsAsoa Ard the Ehy ne
Love taIss are fAi-y tA'eI A. hrEt, you kn0T.
Wen, tbsss :EO IoTsTB sailed LoTsys oessn o'er,
b al THE coastB # iToEy bno gold,
I'll 'irsyirg Iozeh5T fron The tFopie shore,
They eEifsse Eo.taUHZd 70 tie polar eol1.
AID tbsTe upon the teEzs the Teassl split
EoEe Hills fCzas had tTozb!sd either had,
TIE frzyed tie tEstts1 slowly BIT b. kit,
They parted AID he vent, Aod ale vas Wsd.
lie VIA Ear. ana the-eEors EozsthIrz weak,
Re ccIld Tot lie t5TSst the fscs he EEsII
And often IN his dreams be heard her TPsAk,
Sot sIEhs id Dur ss shs uss1 70 DO
The face Esat uith hin uhsreso'sr he foszst,
The vote spzks ever ETsete- II tie Eigat.
He EcuH ngt Esd the time Eiizhf cone he Thought
II rot, his love had poTr 70 Keep him right
Ths tIr,s did cone, the kssbIn5 died. and then
Way, then he stayed aSEy tUe ysAEs IA feaE,
Half hgpe, halt fear, r5ost cJUhFcly Of nan!
Mech re. CHING, dTeLdiHg nos: his doom 70 hear.
AilA.. he cane. Al, tsssl the story's Ialasr
LOEs . Lizzie, sEsst fsE aud lang yne,"
Let Is Ehil sIong the golden shores
Y01 did got speak, thoss set brown eyes are hid.
Il mates little, dear, y0a neec Bos speak,
There iss catering langgsge Ia each I'D,
And Love has set signal in your cheek
Yoz'I year The Ioekse. What your eyes are din
nay, 'ts in sEIisI that you shall pay yoaE dsbtE:
Bat read the Norman legend o. the nm:
'WLO lOTsLh we'll not easily forgsts."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-03

Dr. strickland's Pila Remedy has cured thousands
ne worst cases Of Blind and Bleeding PileS. IT
IL = directly Itiswarranted TO enre NNi g
Tot sale by all Druggists. General Depot Ras
1Car5n street, Cincinnati, o. lE1t! -
~ ~ $3.50. NERVOUSNESS, AND DEBILITY
~! De 1okDANSD's ToNIC.-We can recommend
g suneEing With loss Of Appetite, lndieestion
~ ~ Nervousness, and Nervous DebiIitv,
~, Tonic: Itisa vegetable preparS
w nee from Alcoholic liquors; it strenTtben1
nc Gnole nervous system It ereates a md
h SSS y warranted to cure Dyspepsia and
sAiS BY Drngeist generally at 81 per bottle
tsreo 9y Dr. A. Strickland, East FOURTH streat
= 5S 05 ale By BRENTLNGER L DERRY: REED
hs4LT Cos MOABE,.. KRAFT = on. = I6cI3SS'
q 9Sle {1 : W, MLANB BROTHERS; n BOORINtS,.
generally, 49, % AuN y Druggtlp
q oet 2l-daw1y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-03
% CON 4 sI7rl Wlrcars, vAzrt1s IL

10000 Gold Pens, With Silver Extension
Cases, and Penrils .................4 to 6 50
The articles in this stock Of JeWelry are Of the
neAtest and most fashionable BtyIeS Certificates Of
all the various articles are placed in sealed enVel-
opes and mixed, thus giving all fair chance, and
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the Certificate 1t ia Al your option TO send One Dol.
lar and take the article named in it or not. PiVe
certificates, 81 eleven for 81 thirty for s.; sIty.ye
for $40 aud one hundred for sl5. Certificate money
TO be enclosed wi the order. Correspondence
promptly answered.
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Bend for CireulaEl Address,
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