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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23
I Cough, IOId or Sort
Threat,

REQUIRES IMMsD DIATE ATTENTION. AND
SHOULD BE CHECKED. IL ALLOWED
7" CONTINUE,
iRR TATI"N or THE LUNGS A PERMA
NENr IHHnAT AFFECTInN uR
AN lECuEAGLE LUNG
DISEA~E
Is OFTEN Tue ~gsULT.
BYOWM'S BRONCHIAL TG0CHEES
HAvigGB . DIRECT 'SELuENcE tn TIIE PARTS,
GIVE IHM, DIA"E RELIEF.
F"R BRDNCHirrs. AsrUMA. CATApAH.
( oNsUMPTrvE AND THROAT DlsEAsEs.
TROcHEEs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD
SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SpEAKERS
will find TRuCEEs useful in clearing the
voice when taken heinrr singing or speak
irg. and relieving the 'hraat after AN una
al pxerliOn OF the vocal organs. The
TaocRErs are Tecomm ndel and prescribed
| b, PhYsiuiAms, and have hud Testimonial:
| from eminent men rhrOuGout ,ha county
Being al article of true merit, ani having
rrn,ed their ffcacy by II test Of m,ny
years. each year finds them in new Ioca!i
lies in various parts OF the world aud the
Trochees are universally pronounced bette
than other articles
Obtain only browns Bronchial Tro
chees, and do not take any of the Worth
less limitations that may b. offered.
Sold rver where in ;he United States
and in Foreign Countries, al 80 cents Ee
box.
October 26 lS65-6m
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23
3lth AO0ttis&mtnts
SuERIFF'S SALE.
Stntlnf Ohi. IIntnn Camty.s

StateF Ohi,. rIaton Comty,s
John Dill. III mas L. Puff, In Court of
Hayward ~ Samuel tGrr ct al COuiuon
against PIeuE, on
Benjamin bill others Det'ts order sale.
alia- Yendi No. :.
DURSU.4NT to the command Of IN order Of
/ salc in the uboTe cuus. TO me directed from
the Court OF Common Pleas. OF the atUrsaid
county Of Vnton, | viii! offer ut public sale NJ
ia, door Of the [ curt IlolSe. in the town Of
ii HAcrthmr, III the atororNid county Of Vinton On
NonQay The 25lh dag IT Dec, mber
i. u. 1865.
At tine hour Of Que o'c rck, p ~, Of said day
tic following lands and tcEements to'wit: VI
the north end OF out lot lumber two, (2,,
being snip oil the north end OF said lCt
about one hundred and twenty feet wide, md
al of said lot except that part or pnrcel con
ve,cd by Charles Robbins and wife TO he Mar
rera d !nclnnati RAJ 70 &c Company, Also u
strip off of me SUsi SIDE Of out-lot number
three, 49, commencing at the line bct~ee"
lots Numbers two and three running thence
east on iu north limo of lot nuInhcr three
Until il inlersecls line runping soutf
from the south west corner OF In lot llnl-
Ter sSelve, (l2,l thence south about one hund
red and twenty fee; until it into 'see,S the cost
and wG1t line o. that part Of out-lot nuinoe
two, q conveyed us above; thence west II
th- suil divis line hetaeen lots nun6U
two nni three and thence NORTH to tho plac'
of beginning. all of said parts Of los lying Gn'
being in Robbins addition 10 the town
! llnmden ViHton county o.
The above t foregoing parts OF lots number +"
and three being spprAi ell at zoo 90.
! Also IDIOT number SiXty-nhe and Sevcnt
! ii DlIs Addition to said Town OF IIamden
appraised az 81 500 0o: also ln-lot numbe
Seventy one in DiIIs Addition to said Tow
Of iiamden appraised ut sls5 10,
Taken as the property of Benjamin Dill t
satisfy a iuieenlen. Of aforesaid Court, ir fil
vor cf John Dill, Thomus Z. Hay waii & Sam
u,l Tar Is others. Appraised, as above an
uuot bring tao-thirds Of said appraisment
res rrctivelY.
/ TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand
JOHN J SuOCEEY,
Nov. 80 lS65-5w Shift. Y. Co. y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23

.ET The Mason & Ilamin Cabinet Oogans
f,rty different styles. adapted to sacred and
secular muSc. t"r $50 To $500 each. Thirty
five Gold aud Silver Medals. or other first pre-
mIuIns awarded Them Ilnstrat"h rnrM que,
free. AdIresR. II NSON Il lIANLlN Boston
or Us N HRUTHERS, New York,
sept.4 -G5-iy
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23
GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION

" ? " GUTN'I IVIIs
Ce'5iiiealeS OF Inc various articles are first
put into onvlhpes, sealed up and mixed ana
~ hen ord. led nie takun out without 1cgurI 70
hoiee, and sent by muil thus gwen III a lair
chance. On receipt Of Ihv certificate, you win
sec whit yoL asc to have, ana then j. il at youf
option To send tho dollar and take t, e prricie or
not furci!~s5rS may thus obtain Piano, Mel
ode"n, Sewing Machines, Gold watch Diamond
ling or"ny s9t Of Je"clry Oh our list for enc
a .IIur ~ w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23
sl.o,o.oooo0LD GElLV LVER., co. 90,
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
GREAT ATTRAGTIONI
GREAT EAT. sS,EINSATIQNl.
Wetchcs, Clocks Chains Diamond Rings,
MelodeOns. Sewing Machines, Painos, &c.
OiE HELIOI DOLLARS WOAfH
GREAT SENSATIONI
TO BE DISPOSED OFAr
0ne Dollar Eacb!!!

Without regard to value ! Not TO bo paid
for un'ilyou know what you receive!
Splendid List of Ar,irIea. all TO bo
Sold Tor CEE DOLLAR EACH
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Matrimopv an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

It's good and creditable proceeding to marry,
but to cut on your hotel bills during your bridal
tour is looked upon by genteel society as neither
honest nor credtable. An incident of this kind
occurred at the Exchange Hotel in this place about
a fortnight since. A Young lady and gentleman,
strangers in this vicinity, took rooms at the hotel
and in the evening were duly married. With
much fastidiousness and aristocratc prctensions
they demanded the best of everything, both of bed
and board, and were served accordingly by the
eyer-accomOdating host of the house. Wishing to
take the O'Clock morning train for the South, they
requested to be aroused at early hour. The
request was complied with, and during the mo-
meutary absence Of the landlord, the newly we'd
ded pair took their speedy departure, forgeing to
defray their hotel, bill! The absent-minded couple
were oyertaken at the station, and the claim de-
manded, when the hitherto pompous bridegroom
plead poverty, and finally was obliged to borrow
the money to settle a bill which he had vainly en-
deavored To avoid by sneaking away. Our only
regret is that could not learn the name of the
promising Benedict, that he might see himself in
print.
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TOLEDO MARKEr.

TOLEDO, September o, 1865. o
FL0UIt-Fine, $4756f5 20; Superfne, 50@
90; Extra, q 506l7 00 Double Extra aud Fapey,
50dlO rs. Rye Flour, so.
GRAlN-Red Wheat l95@202e amber Michi-
gan lS6602O5e; new white l9le. Corn 640969c.
Oats S76o3Sc. Rye Use. t1iu Tal -iHyfnnff
SALT--Fine 80 So per bbl Ground Solar 90;
Cearse 2 so; Dairy, in bbls 2j; Sacks Csc.
FREfGH fS-Toledo 10 New Y0rk-A4th class
35e: -four Toe To Boston q 4tEi class 40e; Sour soc
Herchdhts' Dispaich. Present rates from New
York aud Boston 20 Toledo, all raii--lst class,
1850, ID elass, I43o; 80 class 9le 4th class 76c.
steam on i.ake--lst class l20c; "a class l00e; Sd
class Csc; 4th class 65c. 1l,'aH fNsa
FLAX-SEED--Sales made at 2l0o. f
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rio 306g83 15c; Java $50
40c. Sugars--Taw sugar l3@l7e; crushed Ale;
granuated 2lc; A coffee zoe; i coffee I6Lc;
c coffse lSc Teas Young Hyson, AZ 1909
lsOc; Imperial l6Oa2O Black e0@l5Oc
Japan l05idI35c Moiasses 55@l00c. Sirups-
fair 50@55c; good 6O@8Oci prime 1GOt9l2Oe.
kice--Rangoou 9lDlOKc; Carolina ll@llkc.
W00L-Full-blood Merino 50955c; y and q
do 450jOc; \ do 4O@i5e; extrl pulled 5Ol98Oe
supsrfine do 45055c No, do 4O050c.
POith-iMe is hold at SS3MSi,
LUMBER Clear $50; "a clear s46; box $40
stock b0atds $50; common boards SlT; eulled d,
Sl2i fencing Sl7 eull fencing sl2; flooring strips
e26; "a do $50; jost seanting and timber, ls ieel
and under, Sl7; Al l8-ineh sawed shingles Q 20
A l6-inch sawed shingles 90; l0-ineh sawed
shingles 75and 90; cleaf and second dressed
flooring 40 90; common dressed flooring 80 90
coinmon dressed siding Sl8 I'd and clear dnesseii
siding S23; dressed stock common, l2-inch, $22:
dressed comnion baards sioi Lath 90.
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A MAGNIFICENT Farm for Sale.

Belonging to Thomas S. Carman, Esq, AMI situ-
ated on the east side of the Maumec River, one
mile above Berrysburggld ten milesfrhd Toledo
1t comprises River Tract O.. and embraces 265
acres of the most fertile soil in Northwestern Ohio
--I65 acres Of which are improved and under
high state Of cultivation. The location is a most
desirable ouc-cortainy one of the finest on the
river On this farm is gCOl frame Dwelling
house, convenient in every particular, with gee d
cellar and excellent we'll. There are also three
Barns, large and commodious, with the necessary
sheds and out-Suildngs requisite to the manage
ment aud cultivation Of the Farm. Besides the
well at the house. there are two other never fail-
ing wells ON the premises. rwO large Orchards
OF splendd-bearing fruit trees. are prolific in ex-
celent fruit year after year. Besides these ad-
vantages of location, soil and Improvement, an ex-
celent fishery, SURPASSED by nome On INC river,
rendering one of tie most desirable and attractive
pieces Of property this region Of country. The
Farm is offered for sale on the most advantageous
terms, and is emphatcally a magnificent bargain
to any enterprising agriculturist.
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The Ohio state Fnir.

The Ohio State Fair commences to-day, anil con-
tnucs four days, closing on Friday next. From
the preparations that have been in progress in all
parts of the State, we have reason to believe that
it will be one of the finest agricultural exhibitions
Ohio ever witnessed. And Wood County will not
be behind in the representation.
Our feilow-townsmen, Messrs. J. W. Ross and
GEORGE POWERS left for the Fair yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. Ross had for exhibition las varieties of
the choicest apples in Northwestern Ohio. Mr..
POWERS, as usual, from his orchard, took with him
20 varieties of Pears, that cannot be surpassed in
the State. We predict that our friends will bring
away the palm of fruit. To these gentlemen will
Wood County be indebted for the distinctive posi-
ton she will hold in the P9moogical Department Of
the Fair.
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Army Promotion.

We learn that Colonel \. McMahan, Of the 2lst
evil, has been appointed, by President John
son, Colonel by Brevet IN the Regular Army.
Although still young man, the Colonel has
much actual service. Previous to the war he
entered the United States Army as private, and
endured the hardships of a campaign on the Great
Western Frontier. at the close Of his term of SER
vice he was honorably discharged, and for short
time engaged in business in Perrysburg.
Atthe first call of the lamented President Lin
coin for soldiers the CJlonel was of the first to
enlist, receiving Leutcnants commission BY his
intimate knowledge of military tactics, and his
strict discipline, he has done more than any other
mau towards making thai noble regiment celebra-
ted for its discipline, aud effectiveness. He con-
tinued with the 2lst from the commencement to the
close Of the war, taking an active part in all its
camp duties, marches and engagements. He has
fought in twenty-five regular battles, beside nu-
merous skirmishes, ont of which he has come an
scathed. As brave, competent and patriotic Off
Ger, his promotion is alike eredilabl to himself his
fellow citizens in this county, and the regular army
10 which be now holds an honorable position.
The Colonel will carry with him to his command
the best wishes Of his friends and the public al
large in this county. Should Providence spare
his life 10 see that period when his services may
be required against foreign or domestic foe, we
anticipate for him illustrous record, that will
rebound 70 the honor Of our country, and the dis
whom he is indebted for his promotion.
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Valuable Sheen or Stock Tract.

400 Acres of Land In one tract. situated in
section Is. in the northwest corner of Plain Town
ship, Wood County, one and half miles south Of
Tontogany, on the Dayton Il Michigan Railroad.
The attention Of sheep raiseTs and stock growers
generally Is especially directed % the advantages
in location ana adaptation Of this body Of land as
stock growing tract. II is Of the most desira-
BILE tracts Of land in this portion of the State for the
purpose above named, being well watercd and ad-
mirably located. Soil is rich, mellow and deep;
the tract comprises both prairie and oak openings
with sufficient supplyoftimbcr t1fence /. entire.
The railroad intersects the western portion of the
tract. On the east eide thct land is bounded by a
county road, ,and an Che west by what is called the
Town-line Ditch "A Il is well drained through at.
II will be sdid'@xeeAdingly cheap, aud upon good
terms of payment. Here is an excellent bargain,
ia n.iI. r... tI rtiut iHa
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Caught in a Trap.

A man by the name Of Thomas Long called ou
Sheriff EvsRs a few days ago, 70 see friend in
Jail. Mr., EyERs, having in his possession mi
mute description of certain rogue that he has
been in search Of at once discovered that this man
answered the description, when he informed him
of the fact, and good-naturedy turned the key on
his customer. While we write, the man is under
going an examination before Justice FowLgR. In
case he should get his discharge, the Sheriff Of
Hancock County who is in court, will tale care Of
him. He is charged with having stolen horse
and buggy from MessrS. Wilson and Roller, near
Portage, some two months since, and the prnof
thus faFis strong against him. Much credit is due
Sheriff EvERs, for through his vigilance the horse
and buggy were recovered some time since in
Stark County, Indiana.
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rhe union Mn,s aIeetinr.

The Uaion meeting, on last Tuesday, although
not largely attended, passed off in good style.
Captain McCLuRE an eloquent and earnest speaker,
took the place Of Hon. o. W4TERs and Colonel
Dos PIATT, who were absent. The meeting was
opened by Colonel SLEvIS, who in few terse re-
marks introduced The speakers. lie was followed
by Captain MccLuRR, who. as he faeetously ex-
pressed it, did the picket riug and skirmshing in
advance of tile battery Of General SonEScK, who
followed him in one Of his best aud most effective
speeches. AS We have given the Generals views
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card from Alex. q. Forrest.


tcorrespondence Perrysburg Jourall
WEBSTER. September L. 1855.
EptroR JoupSAL; | see by your issuoof August
90, that Captain James L.. Curry attempts to vim
dicatc himself against the charges for which | as
saultcd him at Bowling Green, on the 18th &C Au-
gust last and denies in toto all the charges ofwhich
| then and there accused him.
The facts are these;
In tho Fall Of 1858, when the regiment was ly-
ing in camp at Chattanooga, was detailed for
guard and placed on post on the first relief when
Lieutenant Besansou passed my post. The Lieu-
tenant being in his shirt sleeves, did not salute
him. but stood nj a shoulder arms. He .hcu called
the officer of the day, which was none other than
Captain Curry, who, when made acquainted with
the case, took from me my arms, and ordered me
to the guard house, there to be "bueked and
gagged" two hours ON and four h,urs cG for
tweuty-four hours.
/ have made but two charges against him, and
those were brutaly treating me in the manner
above described, and of being coward and rum
ming at Stone River.
Yet, he magnifes them until, with his other
crimes, he makes me accuse him Of being thief
Now, never accused him of theft, but suppose
his conscience must be lis only accuser, aud he
thinks It me. .r... .. ...
As for the second charge, positively know he
run at Stone River, as do nearly all the regiment
and Il was the common talk among the boys thai
Captain Curry was a coward. If any one doubts
the truth of my statement, would reior him to anJ
member of the 2lst Owl.
| Lam in hopes, Mr.. Editor, before another issue
of your paper, to secure some sworn statement:
that will satisfy the public in reference to the Us
soult at Bowling Green. ,.a
am very respectfully yours, &C.,
ALEXANDER G. FORREST,
| r ~. L OIL. N "
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A Fine Stock of Goods.

Our friend, WI. HTcHcocK, has just returned
from the East where he has been engaged for the
past few weeks in purchasing an extensive stock of
Fall and Winter Goods, which arc already begin
ming to arrive. These goods have been selected
with great care, and with special reference to the
wants of his large circle of patrons. The various
lines Of goods are fully spacified in his new adver
tisement, which will be found in our advertising
columns, aud to which we direct the special alter
tion of the reader.
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NPW Drug Store,

Nessrs. o. j. INsCHo and ]. II. RHEINFRANK, NJ.
d., have recently formed cO-partnership, and
opened Drug Store, in the formerly occupied
by Geo. B. kreps. They have large stock of
first-cass drugs and medicines, together with a
neat array Of notions, fancy articles groceries, and
such other goods as are usually to be found in a
we'll appointed drug and variety store. We bespeak
for them the popular favor and an extensive patron
age. Their advertisement will be found in another
column.
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TOLEDO DISTRICT.
SAMUEL LYNCH, Presi1linq Edo
Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.

Real Estate Transfers i'm Wood County.
The following are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MERRY's Office, for the week ending September 9,
1865:
State Of Ohio to Clemens Leaf y nc q see %,
tp 4, q. $. R., 80 across $500.
2. j. Feagles to Jane Mathewsj lot 6s in Ton
togany- $3.50.
Hannah Cornell tn Lyman r. Stowell; 2 acres
in 4 NV \ sec s, tip 4, range l0-S20. Ts
William Hutton to Henry Bushmln u sw a
sec 81 tp 3, range 4, so acres-S960. -
Wm. Crook jr,, to Eliza HQlenbeck; y OF in
lot in PerTysburg, No. l2l-slOO.
Mary Merrill TO Loran :, Loomis; y sec is,
tp 5, range IL e, 1875 acres $500.
James McQuin 70 Samuel LYMAN; Il ne a sec
80, tip 5, range IL, 80 acres-$2400.
William Forresterto Loran s. I,oomis; u sw14
sec 8, tp 4, range IL, so acres $4,000.
Wood County to George DANCE; Sc q Sc u sec
., tp 4, range Q, 40 acres-S9 50 4-l0.
George Dagus TO Jos. NJ. Waggoner; Sc u Sc 4
sec 8, Up 4, range e, 40 acres $500.
Thomas NJ. Carey to Paul Young; y sw 4 sec
29, tp 3, n range c, so acres $500.
Frank Rhoda to Catharine Rather; out-lots LOG
and l07 in Perrysburg, 4 acres 1887 80,
Preserved Smith, Trustee, to John G. Lance; n
y sc "a sec II, Up A, range 9 e, so acres-- $40.
George France to Elijah Main; lot 10 in Frances
Div, in town of Lewisburg $40.
George France to Hiram Main; lot in France s
Div. in town of Lewisburg-SlO.
Josiah Smith to William Ward; = NV a sec
3S, Up 5, U. s. R. 0 e, 40 aores-S5OO.
John Van Blaroum TO Elizabeth Moore; in-lot
CO. 5000. tsa
Vim. and James Ward 10 Josiah Smith; q sw
u sec 4, tp 4, range . G, 80 acres-SS00.
Elijah Boyce to ID. & NJ. r. Il. Co.; in-lots l49
1854, 173 ana lS8-Sl50.
Thomas Jaeklin to Susannah H. Cutting; in-loI
oil; also e = in-lot 5I2, $500.
James Dunipace to Louis Lafayette; = sw Z
s Sc 4 and u NV u sc u sec. 2, tp 4, u. s. r..
80 acres-$750
John b. Jansen to Behrends Jansen; \ SC seC
S9, - 4, !. $. RI also NV y sw sec 3S, tp 4, U
s. R.-S900.
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on reconstruction, and o,her points involved in the
issues Of the day, in his speech at Portsmouth,
Ohio, tits unnecessary to report them here.
The Union Silver Band, Of Toledo, under the
Management Of our friend w. ArwrLL. and the
leadership cf Mr.. MrtvERsrEDr discorrssd mos,
eloquent music and fully maintained itsrputation
Of being one oC the finest bands in Ohio.
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"Zounds, show me what thoul't dol
Woul't weep woult fghtP wourt fast9 woult
tear thysclf?"
Nay, nay, calm thyself, and use DR.. d. H..
Stclye's Liquid Remedy, which will reno
vate your head, gently remove the deposits
and incrustations which have been forming
for years, aud drying up the foundations Of
health, restore the various glands and mem
branes to healthy and natural action,
when good humor in your nature viii again
prevail
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Democratic representative Con
VRnffnab A" | p. q

The Delegates of the Representative District,
composed OF Wood and Ottawa countless will meet
in Convention, at the Courthouse, in Perrysburg,
Wood County, on Thursday, September IA, 1865,
at / | o'clock, A. NJ. for the purpose Of nominating
candidate to be supported by the Democracy of
said counties for Representative to the Legisa-
ture of Ohio, at the ensuing October election.
II. II. DODGE, Chmu Dis. Cen. Com.
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About Advertising.

The following very sensible remarks we copy
from an exchange. They are true and to the point;
awe cannot ccnsure man in business who does
not ADVERTISE fhe has nothing worth advertising;
but readers must know that the business man who
throws out his sign in newspaper, and is not
ashamed of his stock of goods, can always furnish
a better quality at lower prices than those who,
either through shame or penuriousuess, never let
the public know what they have or what they ore
doing, ("
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MARKIED.

SLAWS0N WATTS.-On Monday Septem-
Der 4, 1855, by j. Chappel, P at his residence,
in the town Of Perrysburg, Wood County, Ohio,
Mr.. JoHN SLAwsoN and Miss ANNA L. WATTS, all
Of Wood County, Ohio.
tember 8, 1865, by Rev. 7. G. Baldwin at the resi-
dence o. the brides father, near Bowling Green,
Mr.. ELI WILSON and Miss ALATnEA l.. CHANDLER.
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ggIri3 TgTW0l 8Hr
Land in Lucas County for Sale.

80 Acres, I'M Pnevidense Township, the south.
west fractional quarter Of section Is, tp 0, north Of
range 2, YeTy ehpioe quality ef]aid.q One -thir1
in hand; balance IN one, two aud three-year pay
9 dEA tIho
A tract of so Acres, in Lucas County. sec
tiun %, township g. range o. two miles from OF
sego and i've miles from White House Station. or
this tract, 40 acres are under good state Of
cultivation, with comfortable log House, good
Barn, and well Of excellent water also a young
bearing Orchard, and many otherfifnprove hncnIs
II 81 sitdHtcd on good road running east and
west on the south lipe. VIII be sold low, and
ON good terms hi'l4A 'A tittt" 'e
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The Strickland Farm for Sale

Consisting of e23 Acres of choice land, siu-
ated on the Plank Road leading to Bowling Green,
only miles from Perrysburg. Over so acres
are improved, and under an excellent state of cul-
tivation. On the farm is good two.story log
house, and a well Of excellent water; also good
Barn and accompanying outbuildings. 1t has n
fine Orchard ofthrifty and good-bearing trees. 1t
will be sold at great bargain, and on time.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12
rorrysburg church directory.

nvruoptsr ErtscorAt-Rev. t. n. parkdull Pastor
Services each Sunday at 1880 AN. and Pm.
rRrsuYrERtAH-Rev. I. A. Adams. Pastor. Services
each Sunday at 1890 Sabbath School and Bible
Glass at 12 ".
herman MErHopIsr-Rev. c. Swinetorth. Pastor. serv
ices each alternate Sunday at 1880 An.