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ttninnproved Lands.

3I8 acres near Tontogany, on railroad. mar
! prairie aud part timber between and 5000 rail-
kspt out and some In fence. In-luts Of 30 acres a.
! 40 per acre. .u' -
70 acres 4 miles south 6f fsrry.s
ea;6eT;;s two good county roads; he, sbrfk, on
with oaL Hjckoty, &C., improved gayily tifnbered
sides Of h. and hos &i%i ,ai,s "a three
Price, ti2>1 per acre. T'rD
West part northwest il section 81, town G. rang.
H. IN webster townships adjoining jtyYpfoyed "a arm
and In good nefshbOfhoOd. Ffiee 81 per acre,
West 4 porth-east i. of section IS, near i'd mile
RoSse in Webster township. Price 81 per Sere.
Also good Wild Lands in south pa4i Sf Wood
oou"tyj AID 10 Ottawa County, as low as s5 per
acre.
We have for sale laud in f.tieas County AZ Iow
pricesi also, lands ID Iowa, Indiana, Michigan
aud MfssoGri, tihbeied and praitie Al. from s3 10
$50 per acte.
Persons having farhis and unilApro44d lands 10
sell are respectfully solicited IL File rs the ageney
Of same, as we charge nothing Unless we find you
purehas6t.
We have the only Absirat Il Of Titles 10 all Lois
and lands in Wood Coanty, and will furnish copies
Of same To Purehsssfs, or owners Of land, upon
reasonable tertts. ..U..
othoe over v. J. Hitcheook's store, corner Of
Louisiana S1shus aud Front street.
ROSS, COOK & BELL.
rerrssburs, ohio, January %, 1855.
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Meeting of the Tax Payers of Perrys-
hurR TOWnShin.

By ordsr OF the Township Trustees, meeting Of
the taxpayers of Perrysburg Township will be
held this (Friday) evening, at o'clock, at the
Courthouse, the object of which is to adopt some
measures relative to the proposed consolidation of
the Dayton and Michigan, aud the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroads. Hon. NJ. r.
WAITE, of Toledo will be present, and address the
meeting. A full attendance of the cltizens of this
Township is earnestly solicited
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Rnok Arents Wanted.

By reference to advertisement in another column
it will be seen that a number of energetic agents
Of character and ability, san secure profitable en-
ployment in circulating standard aud attractive
History Of the War. For particulars, address
JONES BROTHERS 4 Co., 14s West Fourth street
Cincinnati, Ohio. We can recommend these pub.
fishers, as prompt and reliable business men.
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Those who Are In Want


OF the best Organs and Melodeons should not fail
to examine those fOr sale by W. S. LUNT, Fostoria
Ohio.
Those who may not find it convenient to visit
him, can have them brought to their houses, free
of charge, for trial.
Read the following recommended tions from the
best judges of reed instruments:
W,ts-sGH "A. hIS0, the eIJ.rasst, gJrganist say s
I think the smooth, Organslike tone of the reeds
! VASTLY SUPERIOR to any thing of the kind eteI
Piayed upon. congratulate yoh also on the deli.
cacy and extreme quickness of The touch. The
IREMoLo is, in my opinion, the crowning perfec-
one stop for hours together without wearying"
| GEORGE JARDINE, Organ builder, Now York.
Prononnees them without superior for exceed
| ingly quick articulation and round tone"
HeT. BISHOP SfMrsoN writes "This Organ com
oines sweetness and power in an unusual degree.
aud is quite a favorite in our family circle.
Rev. 4NIEL WISE, D. d =, writes: " This Organ
gives the highest possible satisfaction It's tones
are nun aud sweet, cOmbihiDg much of the power
OF the organ, with softness peculiarly its own"
OSCAR MAYO, Musical Professor Ohio Wesleyan
Female College, writes /: " Its great range and re-
sources Tor eject are really astonishing Pianists
may let loose upon it all the execution they have
(organ style)s and il viii be found adapted equally
wen 70 an overture as to Old Hundred. / prefer
them above all Others"
G. HEISrz Orgahiss, says This Organ is the
best for the size ever saw, and the hest adapted
for Church Music Of any in us,.'
These instruments certainly eombine rare sweet
ness OF tone, with extraordinary power htdeve,f-
dent. ~
Nearest in effect to the pipe organ, For sweet
ness of tone, as well as compass and variety, il
must stand pre-eminent.-Res. a. IA. Aeod.
For the Parlor its sweetness is remarkable for
.ns Gharch 1t has power more organ-liko than
anything We have seen.-Helodiss.
Its tones are full and sweet, and Of great volume
Tor It's size, exceeding anything Of tEe kind We ever
heard PiitsJ@g 0iristiM Adroeats.
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Our notice last week, Of the proceedings of the
Perysburg Literary Society, was something like
the play Of Hamlet, with the character of"Hamlet'
left out. Ry an oversight, omitted to make mem
zion Of the exceedingly we'll written and well read
essay on Curiosity" by Miss AMI BEACH. 1t
was paper Of no ordinary merit, and gave evil
dence Of study, culture aud reflection,
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DE-. R. IN. Tvmnnnr.

We call attention to the Medical Gard Of this ex-
perieneed physician, found in our advertising col
umns. The success which has attended him
through practice aud experience OF more than
twenty years, sufficient guarantee Of tIis ability
to effect cures in the most unpropitious cases.
Once, Nos. 50 and 36, Monroe street, Toledo,
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects oi
youthful indescretion, WILL for the sake of suffering
humanity send free to all who need It, the recipe ind
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the Adver-
tiser's experience, can do SO by addressing
JOHN D. OGDEN.
43zz No. 19 Chambers. street New York
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THE rdnains Of seven Ohio soldiers. be-
longing . General MitcheIis famous Rail.
road Expedition" who zero hanged BY the
rebels, have been removed from Atlsnta to
Chattanooga where they have been prop.
eTly buried. T
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LIE1fFElkf GBSERb GRAsf has instructed
tie militay department commanders to
abolish the districts under their command
as rapidly as circumstances will permit.
In some cases he has recommended the con-
version of the district into a military post.
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weed csuh4y STIIolaI DIRECTORY.
srp1o1NKv oFFIcKRs.
NEw ADvERTrSrmrNrs.

Great Chance for Aeeuts-Joues Bros. g. Co.
Assignee's Sale-Martiu Warner.
Attachment Notice Ford Phillips.
Attachment Notice-Robert Coldwell.
Harness Mandatory kibert e. Reed.
Organs and Melodeons-W. s. Lunt.
Empress Trail-F. Il. Miller & Co.
Prospectus Of The People.
Refrigeraters--Rardwa Store.
Strayed or Stoleu-Robert Broderick.
Guardians Salc--J. u. Spafford.
Ditch Notiee-George N. Parsons.
Petition for Ainiony-NIary Swearingen.
Ditch Nesice- George n. Parsons.
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TINS renedy for cholera proved wonder
fully efficcious on two emigrant ships in
lS49, stopping at once an alarming fatality:
A teasponfUl of the best Cayenne pepper.
and n tablespoonful OF salt, mixed with a
pint of hot water.
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OMATbEg has resigned his position as
Head Center Of the Fenians, and liis resigna.
ton has been accepted by Stephens. O'Ma,
hony's last official act was To- remove
klllian fom the TreasmyslIip of tile Broth.
erhood
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Improved Farms.

Improved Farms.
24O acres in sections 50 and 80, Henry town
ship, on the Ridge road; about so acres under eul-
tivationt and 30 acres more partly clsrted, finely
timberea with black walnut, sugar-trees, oak, &C.,
on the nice ridge running through Bloom and Perry
to"hshPs, in good neighborhood, near schools
and churches; has comfortable farm bcildings,
young orchard, &c, Price S6,0ee.
A. acres on Sugar Ridge, rear Thomas
Steam Saw Mill, miles from Bowling 0feef, u
acres raider cultivation good apple and peach
orchatdj good l6E house, good barn, &c, good
camp OF sugar trees and well settled nefghborhood
Price, $50 per acre.
We have 2t0 acres Of Wild lands adjoining above
FARM at 81 per acre.
Out Lot in Perrysburg, acres under Food
fence! Ptiee $500.
Gat lot SO Il retrysbbrs, acres less tail-
road! Price $50. fil
A Farm Of 1871 acres, miles south of Perrys-
bHFg Oh Plank Road, on corner Of n cross road, 10
acres under cultivation, some prairie and openings
on 1T balance well titnbefed. Price SIS per acre.
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Mr., HILTON, of the New York Iadepea3ert.
IN writing from Washington, says "Per.
haps greater number Of distinguished
men, whether in judicial or Legislative life,
hail ffdm Ohio Than from any other State"
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THEremovals from Federal Office by the
Presldint, in Philadelphia, have had the ef.
iect to do away with all minor differences
and bnd the Republican masses together.
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Every Instrument Wal
1 have all the facilities for manuiactur

buy cheap, and get good, reliable instrument.
order in moving, and there being no person To pht
dition and materially injured;
buy my Pianos at the Lowest Cash Prices,
sroht on each one. now nsk you to Consider
on or Organ, write me, giving name aud place Of
&c, II shall not be my fault.
instruments securely Packed to
ssSy- Send for Circulars. Sheet Music, Band
cry thing usually kept in a First Class Music
the Lowest Prices. Any Piece of Music sent
Teachers supplied at the usual rates. All Orders
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Expressage and Freight Received and
Forwarded at this Point, by the ID. &
MI. RaiIrOnd. during 1868.

The tables below give the amount, in tuunnge
ami value, of the expressage and freight received
and forwarded to and from the Express Office at
this place, during the year 1865, under the super
iptendeuce of s. J. POWELL, Esq, the Agent, to
whom we indebted for the figures
MONEY PAckloEs REortyrp nv rxpprss
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Proceedings Of the Democratic
Convention.
PERRYsBrRG, ONO, May 16

IEhRfsBCRG, OHIOy May 10, 1900.
Pursuant to previous notice, the Convention met
at the office of DoDGE & TYLER, in Psrrysburg
Ohio. -
On motion of ]. r. TYLER, Esq, JOIN G. KNOLL
was chosen Chairman, and Z. A. HIadINs and n
l.. BEsANsoN, Secretaries.
On m ,tion of II. II. DoDGE, Esq, committee
of five was appointed by the Chair TO present the
names Of four Delegates and four Alternates to the
State Convention, to be held at Columbus, Ohio,
on tue 22!th inst, The Committee reported as
follows -, --
Delegates-JoHN G. KNLL, @. W. McDoNALp,
JAMES j. PARKS, NATHAN HATFIELD.
Atterndtes-DANIEL BARTON. w. II, BRYANT
JOHN WEAVER, II. II. DODGE.
On motion of ]. q. MCDONALD, a committee of
three was appointed by the Chair to draft resolu.
tons, expressive of the sentiment of the meeting.
The Chair appointed J. R. TYLER, MICHAEL
HAYES and Dr.. I. L. CARMAN as such Committee
The Committee reported as follows
Resotred That so far as the veto Of the Freed
mans Bureau and Civil Rights Bills are concerned
President Johnson has our approval, and shall
enjoy our entire support in all measures he may
adopt to put down the disunionists of the North
Resolved, That the Democracy of Wood County
will cheerfuliy and cordially unite with all true
patriots in the great work of healing the wounds
OF the country aud cementing the different parts of
this great nation in the bonds of national love and
confidence.
Speeches were made before the Convention by
II. H. DoDGE, Esq, J. r. TYLER, Esq, W. r.
BRYANT, Esq, and Others, exhortng the people to
do their best in will, word and deed towards re-
storing union and brotherly feeling among all ci-
zens of the United States.
On motion of ISAAC CLAY, Esq, the Convention
then adjourned.
JOHN G. KNOLL, Chairman,
E. A. HToGiNs, Secretary.
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Real Estate for Sale.

INHE undersigned have established d Real Es-
l. tate Agency in this place. Rhd have large
number of Improved Farms ntd tninproved
Lands for sale In Wood County, Ohio, among
which are the following
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JAS. W, moss, PETER BELL
ASHER COOK, hilbert d, MOSS
ROSS, COOK T. BELL,
ABSTRACTS of TITLE.
OFFICE:
Corner Loulsiana Avenue aud Front
sareet, PcrFysburE, Ohio.
WE have the only set of Abstract BOoks
w now in Wood County, containing complete
iHbES to all Lots and Lands therein
sssg- Certificates of Title given upon reasonable
terms.
''S'i J .-''" ~ y H.. am NOV s,e...,
10 Also, Agents for purchasing and sellint
&C., &c.
Business solcitedI s7zz
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o. ii. eraser, N. d,
An Omission.

Will be at the BAIRD HOUSE, in Pcrrysburg,
On FRIDAY, May 10, 1866.
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c CELEBRATE . AM
COLE MANUFACTURER
PATENT IMPROV
MADE only AT

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The following are n few Of the
Mn. W. W. WHITNEY, Toledo, O.--Dsar Sir
instrument. II Is rich and strong in tune and Is
In recommending thom to all who desire a real
you In the great success you have had thus far,
tioh. l remain youts, very truly,
From he celebrated O,ytni,t, q. ". Morgan, of
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may purchase them. l remainj dear sir, most
Also from
W. d. THOMPSON, Prof ~ MuiiH Ny;
J. WILLIAM sCFFERN, Toledo, ohi1;
ID. DENIV0, Opera Mans ger, New Yotk;
C. s. CR)SsMAN, Matches, Miss;
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OF w. w. WHITNEY's
ED Nj EEODEONS,
f6iEbo, OHIO.

TOLEDO, OHIO.
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Ing these sipGriot MeIodeSns, incIhdInR
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at l46 and las Summit street ,
Now, let me give you reasons why II will DC tq
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SUMMERS THIRTY COLUMN SPEECH IN BRIEF.
Compare the text with the following conden-
sation, and see If, stripped of Coke, Cato'
Cicero, Romilly, Montesquieu, Otis, Adams,
Madison, Lamartine Out there Is no necessity
for reprinting the Congressional Library Cata-
logne), and the rest, the whole sum ana SUD
stance Of the great speech is not comprised In
this:
1.-THE irrepressible. negro, who made such
frantic charges upon the camp-kettle, ana
assisted in saving the Republic by wearing out
the shoes and clothes furnished by Massachu-
sets manufacturers and contractors. STANDS IN
the history of to-day as our saviour, WINE
Andrew johnson is Pontius PLATE, and the
white Sodti is Barabas; Grant, sherman,
Sheridan, Thomas, Farragut, and all tneir
white followers were only SO many supernu-
meraries TO the black brigade OF shoe wearers
and kettle-cleaners. Wha~ IS doup.Iu! In sne
Constitution becomes clear as daylight when
seen through the amendment basket Inc
Southern blacks are citizens OF the United
States, while the southern whites never Were,
and never ought 20 be. What is not darkey -
oligarchy. Blsak is white, and white DiacK.
The white mrn was made q little lower than
the angels, ard the angels were mace gooo
deal lower than the negroes. Iaxation VIII
out represen tation is the injustice OF this, as
1t was of our fathers age; and Whiie tnere is
not one negro in twenty thousand who is any
more liable to taxation than woodchuck is,
no ought 10 be represented, III not representa-
tive. and to have the right OF Suffrage, wniie
the southern whites should be taxed TO the
tune Of ten cents per on
Congress; and we will disfrapchise them II we
can The colored brother 10 OF infinitely more
importance than the Constitution or the coun-
try"
Thus. dressed in Cicero's old clothes, parsdess
the irrepressible darkey into the presence OF
the sublime Summers speech and other SUD-
lime old fellows thoughts. ~ Gshi1sgf0n CorTeS-
pondencs Netc York World 0a
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The London Times is much surprised at the
vitality exhibited by Fenianism in Ireland,
and saws it is a fact not to be disguised that IL
is spreading, Notwithstanding the efforts OF the
Government to crush 1t out.
In pursuance Of orders, General Hooker,
commanding Department of the East has just
caused the military districts in seven States
to be discontinued.
DR.. William NJ Gwin is still confined in
Fort Jackson, below New Orleans. He is
seventy years old, and expresses strong de-
sire for liberty.
The receipts of the st. Louis theatres and
other places of amusement last year amounted
to two hundred and sixty thousand five hun
dred and fifty dollars.
A Bostonian is said to have invested fifty
thousand dollars in patent for cotton
picker recently procured by acitiZen OF Ten
nessee.
The customs receipts at New Orleans for
January were six hundred thousand dollars,
the largest amount yet collected ut that port in
the same time.
The Nebraska Legislature has framed a
State constitution, TO be submitte TO the
people on the I'd of June next.
Charles S. Bradley, Democratic lawyer,
has been elected Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of Rhode Island
There is lump of gold in Washington, dug
from the Montana mines, worth seventeen
thousand dollars.
LARGE IMPoRTATIoNs.-On one day last week
eight hundred thousand dollars were received
mt the New York custom-house for duties.
At Saltillo, XIV, last week, seven horse
thieves were executed by lynch law.
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HORRIBLE APPAIR-WIFE MURDER AND Sui
CIpE.-One of the most terrible occurrences
upon record--involving the murder of wife
nv an old man of sixty, and his suicide after
wards-took place in the township OF Rock
ford, few miles from Cleveland, Ohio, on
Wednesday night. Frederick Ogden, Ger.
man, who followed the business OF gardening,
having become jealous of his wife, murdered
her i'm their bed chamber, by repeated blows
of an axe, after violent struggle ON her part.
The woman's right arm was broken by q blow
from the axe, and upon her lower limbs were
various wounds. She had been literally as
emboweled, also, by blows from the savage
weapon in the hands OF her husband. The
murderer Immediately fed, carrying with
him the bloody axe. with which he cut hole
In tho ice upon q pend, and there, In the DARK
ness Of the night, ended his career by drown
inr. HE body was discovered next morning
By following the traces Of blood.
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From Chili-Design 20 Destroy the Spanish
Fleet.

New YORK, February lo.-The Triburae's
Panama correspondent says torpedo and
other internal machinery for the destruction
of the Spanish fleet has arrived ut Callao.-
1t was purchased in New York by an agent OF
the CHILEAN Government, who passed through
Panama on his return about a fortnight ago.
Catesby Jones, late of the rebel navy, passed
through Panama, en- route for Chill, where he
is to have commission in the navy.
The correspondent of the Herald says The
four iron -clads that will leave England before
the declaration of war reaches there will
either attack Cuba or carry war TO the ports
of Spain, and attempt the destruction OF the
naval arsenal at Ferrol.
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A MrnpIR TRIAL WITH Romantic DENoUs
sgxr.-rhe Benton (Illinois) Standard relates
a story of q trial for murder, which ended In
romance, and not In tragedy. a lew weeks
since human skeleton was f0und AZ the Wooas'
about two miles east Of Benton, ny Mr. benJa,
min Williams. The jury Of inquest idenunea
II as the remains OF young man, nsm mss
Henry Mahorn, and implicated David WI w.
liams, o SON Of Benjamin Wiinams, ne t shs
murderer. The circumstances suTiounsua.s s s,o
case were strongly against the acc aseSs ne VIZ
missing young man was tast seen ~ tnas Ill III
manity. about d year ago, IN company vii
Williams on their way 20 enlist IN hc ~,
Al substitutes. David williams was pa, =. 7
his trial, and the cifcnmstanttal evidence va Va
strong against him; the ske!efon ~ 80 az
without doubt, 70 b thak o. Mahcrn. py Inc Inc
clothing and absence Of &ttaln teeen, ana tn ~
supposed dsnd man Ind not ee6n nsn s.r - - !.
stIlce be went "a join the army. hut Mniic su ~.
Oase A4Ainst Williams was progrcesins IN 49, ~
first stages, Nat0rn appeared y conSh ~ ~. .ns
enjoyment az yteorops health. he eoQn sah -
asd ihs astonsshed ccurt, jury and t4wyers, OF
his idenfty. "A oansed TO ipmedisie release
Of To 1sIlskts1 pslsosef. 1IAharn explained
that 10 hAd toined tn army Hnasr ~ assumed
name, md IS colsee 1ta4nce XaS gnapse y no.o
dlsehsrgsd bat ~ Az yr9yiess % ses srssa
:. E. 49, .s,I,ss = ~ az