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MIsCELLANEoUs.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
AT THE CASH STORE OF
WILLIAM s. H. H. HOUSTON.

DRY GO0DS--A General Assert.
mont.
BOOTS AND SHOES-Of our own
manufacture, and warranted likewise to measure
READY-MADE CLGTHING-Also
warranted to measure.
GROCERIES-A Full Assortment.
Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Spices, Cider Vinegar, Good
Pork, Fish, Flour, &C., constantly on hand, of the
best brands.
Soaps, Candles, Sperm and Tallow, Coal Oil
&C., Of the best kinds
HARDWARE - OF every Variety
Axes, Shovels, Spades, Forks, Grain Scoops, APP
ple-Parers, Shovels aud Tongs, Tacks, Nails, Shoe
Findings Butts and Screws, Door-Ioc and Door
Trimmings, Horse Cards, Brushes and Combs
hSwder, Shot, Lead, Caps, &c, for Sportsmen;
Nails, Glassware, &c, DO, SC.
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE-A
full assortment. The place to buy Dishes Of al
kinds, for keeping house with. Stone and Hollow
Ware. Glassware Of every variety.
sfy- Those CAsu persons who want the worth o
their cash, W i'll do well to look at oup Goods before
purchasing elsewhere. Our motto is "The Saucy
Cash Trade" WM. & II. II. HOUSTON.
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County Tenchers, Association.

The School Examiners hold their monthly ex-
animation of applicants for teachers, to-day Fri
day. at Bowling Green. This evening and to-
morrow forenoon arrangements will be made fOr
the organization of Teachers Association and
Institute. An address will be delivered this even
ing before the Association, by Hon. ASHER Cook
ol this place. Tomorrow will be devoted to the
election ofUfcers, arranging for the Institute and
discussing such topics of educational interest as
may Properly come before the Association. The
exercises and business will be enlivened by good
music, and it is earnestly hoped that the teachers
and friends OF education throughout the county
and all who feel an interest in our Schools will
endeavor to attend
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The Text of the Bill.

The following is the bin to equal;ze III,
hounties of the soldiers and sailors VIII,
served in the late war, as it finally passcC
both Houses of Congress-:
SEC. /. Be il enacted tec, That to each
and every soldier who enlisted into the
army of the Uniiea States after tho l9th
day of April 1861, for period of not less
than throo years, AMI having served his
term OF enlistment has been honor lble dis.
charged, and who has re- e.vcd, or is en-
titled to receive, from the United States
under existing laws, bounty OF one hundi
dollars, and no more; and any snch JlIier
enlisted for not less than three years. whu
has been honorably discharged on account
OF wounds received in the line of duty. and
the widow, minor children or parents. il,
the oracr named, of any su@h soldier who
died in thoscryice of the United States, or OF
disease or Wounds contracted while in tue
service, aud in the line OF duty, shall DO paid
the additional bluIty OF one hundred dol
lars, hereby authorized.
SEC. 2. That to each and every soldier who
rnlisted into tho army IF the United States
after the lqsh of Aprl, 1851, during tbs re-
oeliion, Tor perloi OF not less than two
years, and who is not included in the fore.
going section, and has been honorably dis
charged therefrom, after servinS two years.
and who has received, or is entitled to re
ceiye, from the United States existing laws
bounty of $50, and no more and any sol.
dler entered for less than two years, who
has been honoraby discharged on account
of wounds received in the line of duty, and
the widow, minor children or parents. in
the order named, of any such soldier, who
died in tho service of the United States, of
disease or wounds contracted while in
the service of the United States, and in the
line of duty, shall be paid the additional
bounty OF $50 hereby authorize | provided
that any soldier Vhn battered, sold assigned.
transferred, loaned, x changed or given
away his fnal discharge papers, or any in.
trest IN the bounty provided BY this or
any other act of Congress shall not be Ell.
titled TO receive any additional bounty,
whatever ard when appl cation is made
by any soldier for said bounty he shall b.,
required, under the pains and penalties of
perjury, TO make oath or affirmation of his
identity, aud that no has not so bartered
sold assigned, transferred, exchanged. lolned
or given away, either his discharge papers
or any interest ia any bounty as aforesaid
a,d no claim for such bounty shall be enter
tanned by the Pdymaster General. or other
accounting or disbnrsing officer. cxcept no
on receipt of the claimants discharge pa.
pers, accompanied by the statement, under
oath, as by ia section provided.
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TOLEDO MARElE'r

TOLEDO, August 2, 1866.
FLOUR--Fine, so 0066 25 Superfne. 500
q 70; Extra, 00&S 90; Double Extra and Fancy
9009l3 90. Rye Flour, 0O
GRAlN-Old Red Wheat 230c: amber Michi
gan old. 2i2c; new, 205; new white 2lOc. Corn
G5c. Oats, 400 i5e. Rye Csc.
PoRk-Mess heavy S32; light 81 90; butts ant
rumps 2S 90.
LARD-Prme, in bbls, lSc; do. kegs, lOc.
BEEF--Mess heavy SIG; do light IA 90; prime
-Neshannocks lOOc: Long PINK
Eyes, lOOc; MERGERS and Carriers, lOOc Common
and Mixed, soc.
TALL0W-M Mutton lOc Beef lOlGc.
BurrER-Fresh roll 2sc; in keg Csc; common
EGGS-17c.
P0UiTRY-Chckens dressed % ID 1S02Oc;
turkies 22c; ducks 14GDl5c; geese IO6l2c.
GROCERlES--Coffee-- Rio 2G(d3lc; Java 4Oc;
Sugars-raw sugar l0@l5c crushed IS@lSlbc
grAnuihted lS3c; coffee l74c; B coffee l6ISc.
y coifie l4HOlGe. Tcas-Young Hyson 1000
ls5c; Imperial l45@IS5c; Black 9Oal5Oc
Japan l09l30c. Molasses S5@ll5c. Sirups-
ialr 52W6Oc; good 70@ls0c prime 9O0iOOc.
Rice-RangOon lie; Carolina l3o
~ MBER-Clear $55; I'd clear $50; box S45;
stock boards S23; common boards 500: cullcd do
Si4; fencing $50; Gull fencing Sl4; flooring strips
S49 2i lo $50; jpIst, s1antling and timber g feet
and uutcr, $40; l lS-inch sawed shiugles so,
lS-mch sawed shingles IS; l6-inch sawed
shingles 10 and 20; clear and second dressed
flooring 90 90; common dressed flooring "a 90,
common dressed siding $22; 81 and clear dressed
siding S25; dressed stock common, I2-inch. spa.
dressed common boards $40; Lath So
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Proceedings of tIieJudlciaI Con-
tr.,.. VcntiOn.

s.isss I',rt NAPOLEON, o., June 20, 1866
Pursuant to call of the Central Committee of th,
Third Sub Division of the Third Judicial Distric
Of the State of Ohio, the delegation of the sevcra
cOuHtiss entitled to representation met in Conven-
tiOnthis day, at the Court house, Napoleon, Henry
County, Ohio, for the purpose of nominating can.
didate for Judge for said District. Every county
in the Dtstnc is represented.
On motion of GEoRG N. Parsons, of Wood, the
meeting was called to order at o'clock
JclH. TYLER, of Napoleon, was called to the
Chair, and GEORGE WEDDELL and N. MORRILL,
were appointed Secretaries.
On motion of ]. +. PRICE, of Wood, the appoint
msnt of all committees, except a Central Judicial
Committee, for the ensuing judicial term, was
waived, said committee to consist of one from each
county in the District The committee appointed
consists of the following named gentlemen:
j. F. PRICE, of Wood !; A. J. 'TEessLER of vii.
IlIms; w. NJ. BEekMAN, ot Henry AMOS HILL OF
Fultoni JonN w. AYREs, of Paulding; + f. STE
VEINS, of Defiance.
sOn motion Of iE9n. ASHER Cook, of Wood, Hon.
ALEX! s. LATTY declared the unanimous
choice Of the Convention, as candidate for Judge
Ofthe District.
On motion a committee, consisting Of ASHER
Cook, ID. w II. How ARD and NJ. b. PLUMMER,
was appointed onotify Judge LATTY of his nomi-
nation, after which the Judge addressed the Con-
wsntion in a few timely and pertinent remarks.
On motion, the Union papers of the District, and
the Toledo Commsrcial aud Blade were requested
ito publish the proceedings of the Convention.
ColOnel!P s. SLEyIN was then called on for
speech, to which this gallantd1eer eloquently re-
sPOnded. lie passed high euogy on the official
'cOnductand personal character of Judge LArrY,
and reviewed in ,forcible terms the national ques-
AiOnS now at issue. His remarks were well re-
ceived. iea -.
on motion, the Convention adjourned.
.in, J. II. TYLER, President.
\. S.GIss %ssuIsi1 MLpOrl@' Ssors'arie..
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LIrERAnY NOTICES.
rhe Atlantlc NIonthIT.-.

Nhc AAAnmuc AontnAIs-'
Contains an interesting account Of the silk.pro-
duciug spiders Of South Carolina their discovery
habits, and Uses. Also, the second and concluding
parts Of Alice Cary's touching story Of the Great
Doctor, and Of Prof. Agassit graphic sketch Of
the Physical History Of the Valley OF the Amazon.
ga Year in Montana" is very entertaining
paper, giving observations Of gold-mipng sud
miues John Neal contributes recolleetions Of
remarkable events and persons in London forty
years ago. Mrs. Stowe discourses Of giving parties
and going to them, and how to avoid both grace.
fully. Hswthorne's Note Book furnishes additions
al sketches Of bis life in the Old Mause. Besides
other interesting and valuable prose pspOrs, this
number Of the ATLANTIC MoNruLY contains poems
by James Russell and Bayard, Taylor.
Terms -Four Dollars per annum; two copies,
Seven Dollars. ], II. Ammon, Of Cleveland, Is
the General Subscription Agent for this State for
the Atlantic and Our Young Folks. The two pub
licatons will bc furnished one year for Five Dol.
lars. Publshedby Tiekuor Fields, Boston.
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TUE Charleston Leader an organ of the
cclored people. contains "A Call for n
Convention of the Colored People of the
Thirty-six States" The call sets forth fairly
that the colored men of the land are tax d
without representation $50 complain the
ex-rebels who have control of the 'ate
lHsnrgent States aud are amen lble to
law without having any voice in the m1king
OF laws la Ike manner complain the re.
constructed whites who protest great hard.
snip IN not being admitted to Congress. and
yet treat 100000 of disfranchiseI people
10 oppressive AMI sometimes mIlignant
laws not Of their own making.
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| Indiana Invaded by Rebel Guerriilas-
Loyal Kentuckian Murdered in Cold
|

On Wednesday night of last week, at
eleven o'clock, some half dozen rebels from
Webster County, Kentucky, crossed the
Ohio River at 0wensboro,t TO the Indiana side,
and forcibly took from his bed Lieutenant
Hampton, late of the Unuin army, carried
him out to the river, shot him dead aud
threw his body into the river. 1t has not
been found. Mrs. Hampton who was with
her husband at the time of the occurrence,
is in great mental distress aid agony.
Lieutenant Hampton belonged to the .35th
Kentucky, and was loyal aud respected citi-
zen. The attention of Governor Morton
has been called to the matter. The Union
citizens of the border are greatly excited in
view of this murderous-raih.
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A Family OF Ared pcrsons
improvements.

We are pleased to note the spirit of improvement
that has manifested itself among our citizens this
season, The masons are driving ahead on the
brick work of Mr.. GErzs new building. WILLIAM
HousToN has broken ground for the erection of a
fine brick on the southwest corner of Louisiana
avenue and Second-street. The new residence Of
Father GRErss is under way. Other improvements
throughout the town are in progress.
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Tue New York World says that its repor.
ter has ascertained that in New York CITY
alone there are 80 whisky stills kept in
constant operation, which supply. on an
average, z, 800 barrels daily. an1 duty is
not paid on lnore than 500 barrels, if upon
so much 50 the Government is swindled
out OF $4,000 daily, or nearly $4,000. 900
annually, How the distillers escape detee-
uon is d'ilcnlt to say, unless it be through
nirec. eonnivanoe OF government oilicala
me distllleries are located in all sections
Of the city.
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THE steamer, City of Bufflc, was de-
stroyed by fire on Monday at Buffalo and
the flames being communicated to an ex
tensive elevator, that, too, was destroyed,
together with 100000 bushels of grair i.
The entire loss will amount upward of
$500, 900.
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County Tenchers, AssoclntIon.

In pursuance Of the plan Of action decided upon
in Convention, April 6, the Teachers of Wood
County are earnestly requested to meet at Bowl
ing Green, Friday evening, August 3, 1860, at ~
O'Clock, in the character OF an Association, to dis
ouss questions pertaining to the interests of Edu-
cation, and take such other action MS the cause
may require.
Hon. ASHER Cook has kindly consented to de-
hver an address before the Association, on the
general interests Of education in our Common
Schools. HELEN q. ROBBINS,
Chdirmn Er Committee.
PoRTAGE, July 9, 1865.
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Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following are the transfers Of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
AsRRT's Office, for the week ending July 2s, 1866
+: Sexton 70 I. April; pit ne sec rs, tp 5, rng
10, acres-S 5000.
q. Gr.hsr % J. Dalton; n u s 4 ne sec 2e, tp
4, range az 40 acres- S6SG.
Kellogg and others TO D. GOslin1 pd sY sec "a
tp 8, range II, 20 acres-S60O
ID. williams to 3. Williams ut sw fr sec 40 IN
&, range IL, so acres S4OO "
II. Benner to NJ j. Pelton; pt $ X NV sec 25. h,
3, range 10, 2 acres.-Sj00.
J. Klcpfsnstein to ]. Q. Myers; \ sc sec %
tp 5, rauRe III, so acres-$l $50.
W. R.5Trusdau u j. Leonard; OF acres in prt
sec 50, Up 5, range 1875 200.
ID. q 4. Sshxeren to +. Schneider n x ne sec
20, tp 4, range 8, 80 aeres-$S, ,0ae-
ID. 7. Schueren TO q, Schon; n \ y ne sec
70, tP T. rsnge 9, 40 acres-$1 900.
Il. Diworth 10 d. McGinnis lots s4i, S53, s6s
and 3IISl Perrysburg-- $780,
q. n Parsons to "A. Dnsari n x SO Sc sec 23. tn
=, range 10, 20 acres $l75.
u. N. Parsons Ia E. Duear; S x Sc Sc sec %. tn
=, range 10, 20 aeres-Si75.
4, Taylor 20 II. A. Kisl lots IL and is, West
IN. n. Cstes.to W. M.rkloTi lots 10 and II, sec l,
": NyeFs % A. Mirek Is of lot 80, TOntogany
N. CanDaly to y. J. Raab; 50 n front \ end 8 Y
lot Ssz, Peryshurg 5000.
Q. W Morse 70 G. Reed lots II and 70, Ton
s.W. Warner 70 Q. Tyler W fr ne NV sec 0, tp
=, o. haksr TO y Sayeyi pit NV fir sec T. tp 7, rpg
n Fitzgerald 70 W. Houston 2a n of lot ss2,
J; SnyasrtO George Laskey W Xn Wv u ne
sec 10, tP ., range 5000.
N. Il. Messenger TO Asher Cook, lot ll6. Ton
togany--Sl, 900.
\ ~, q t.anAtsrs-2ai total value s2O,TSl.
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New Postal Arrangements.

Several changes have been madeSin the posta
aaws recently, which went into effect on the I'd OF
July. In addition TO those Wes have heretofore
noted, are the following
No charge Is now made for forwarding letters
from one Office to another.
Dead letters are now returned to the writers
free.
After October 1st, unclaimed letters will not, be
advertised in a newspaper.
Money Orders may now be drawn for sum as
high as $50.
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The Services" of the Democratic
Party to the Country,

Ahity W thC COuntBys
HUper's Weekly, in an article directed
against the pretensons of Democratic ora
tors, who now claim for their party the di.
rection of the Government, has the follow.
ing hitting enumeration of the services ,
which the Democrats have performed to the
nation:
What, then, are the services of the Demo.
ctatic rarty for which it should again be in.
trusted with the direction of the Govern.
ment The history of thirty years ans wers
lis service consists in having strengthened
10y every appeal TO passion, ignorance and
cowatdice, the only arstocracy class il.
The United States, and an aristocracy found.
ed upon the degradation of labor. Its
service consists III a systematic debauchery
OF The national conscience in fierce denial
OF the fundamental principle of the Republic
the equality ofrights /; in an attempt, un
der the forms of law, and by means of blood
and terror, to fasteu slavery upon Kansas ;
ard when the people at last aronsed to the
fearful truth, constitntionally cast that party
from power, it's crowniug service consists in
rushing to arms, and seeking, by the most
desperate and prolonged struggle, to over
throw the Government. The Democratic
party, whose conspiracy against the eqnali
ty OF rights has boen fOled both in the field
anu at the polls, now turns to the American
geolIa, who have been its spectators and
victims, and informs them that it is the
o ly sale and patriotic aud conservative
snd couciliatory and Union.loving party in
the land.
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sTRANGE. Rrr Tnr1n.

Every young lady ana gentleman in the United
states can hear something very much to thei adyan-
tase by return mail free Of charged by addressing
the Undersigned Those having fears of being hum
hugsed will oblIge by not noticing this card. All
others will please address their obedient servant,
TH0S. p CH ,PMAN,
7'Ah SJl Broadway, New York,
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ERRORS or YOuTm.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervoa,
Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful indesoreon, win, for the sake Of srGeyinc
humanity, send free 10 all who need st. the reeipe nd
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 B. OGDEN
f3zz No. 13 Chambers street No. YorI
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Centtar Ohio Conference Seminary.

SChpd OnhO CVhiGhOhOO SVAhah"'S'
II will be seen by advertisement that this Edu-
catonat Institnte, located in Maumee City, will
commence its Fall Term on the 22d instant. We
can nIconscentously recommend this institution as
second to none in Northwestern Ohio. Its Princ-
pal, Professor Russell B PorE, stands high a
practical and thorough Educator.
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$1,000 YEAR,-wo want

w agents eyeryN here % self our I'M
PROVED $40 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds.
Under and upper feed. Warranted years. Above
salary or large commissions paid. The ONLY ma.
chimes sold in the United States for less than si0
which are Gr IyIiecHsed Jy Hope. Wkeeley a WHaon'
Grorer6 Bake, ,Sia1er6 %. .,nAd Baeieiier Aiother
cheap machines are hfrags0fents and the seller or
user are f'dLte 70 qFesf, fine aud iprisoa1eMt Cir
enars free Address, or call upon, Shaw 4 Clark,
Biddeford, Maine; or Chicago, III. 3jiszz
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wood Oonnty OffIeIal Directory.
JuDmIARY oFFIcERs.
NEw ADyERTIsEmENTs.

Cent. o. Conf. Seminary-R. 3. Pope.
Road Notice Many Petitioners.
$4,000 a Year-American Stencil Works.
War Claim Agency-D. K. Hollenbeck.
Sale of Real Estate-Robert Brisbin.
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OK Saturday the Senate confirmed the
nomination of MELANCTHoN w. uuRBELL, of
Toledo, as Assessor of the 10th District.
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Every Instrument Wa
l have a,l tho fncrr,es for monu1nctn

buy cheap, and get good, reliable instrument. A
orderin moving, and there being no person to put
dinon aud materially injured.
nuy my Pianos ut the Lowest Cash Prices,
proht on each one. | now ask you to consider
ON or Organ, write me, giving name and place of
&c, shall not be my fault.
Instruments securely Packed to
sSs- Send for Circulars Sheet Musc Rand
cry thing usually kept in n FIRST Glass Music
the Lowest Prices. Any rirce ut Music sent
Teachers supplied at the usual rates. All Orders
eS~ Pinnog Dnd JdcloaeonS
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These Organs have received SEW NENTEEN
Agcn's wanted. A large variety
discount 10 Chur
n. BAH orders filled promptly tho same dav
Customers are informed that every item ordered
To those about to purchase Piano Forte. we
throw your money away on any of the cheap aud
there are hundreds Of troveihg ped,ders now roam
instruments ON the public at any price; in the end
Jusr PuBLISuRD - The American Organ, or
ploic course OF instruction for the Mclodeun Price,
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A FIRE in Rome, New York, Sunday, de-
stroyed property to the value of Sl5O,0OO
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Real Estate for Sale,

NICE location on Second street, Pcrrysburg, 0
~ Inquire OF ROSS, COOK & BELL.
improved Farms.
80 Acres. on the Plank Road, AZ miles from
,DIwlng Green, over 20 acres under fence partl,
cleared, acres under cultivation abont SO ere
Of good timber. On corner of road leading to Hui
Prairie, and only one mile therefrom
Price, 81, 90.
so A cres, On Plank Road, miles north O,
Bowling Gre,ni several acres cleared off and un
der fence, good Int, well tmbered.
Price, sl,0O0n net.
5s Acres, near Ten-Mile House, in Webster
TP, ON good road, good settlement, excellent soil
hne young orchard, about 80 ucres under cultiva-
tion Wlll be sold at the low price Of 81 800.
SO Acres. on county road, Il mile from New
toms Saw-Slill at the station ON d. e. NJ. Railroad
all well drained. Has on it good Frame House
acres under cultivation, etc. Price S22 per acre
Farm of so acres, AZ miles south of
ferrysourg on good Goad Is f. 20 acres cleared ;
good log house and barn, etc. Price, sl,S5O.
~ acres on Sugar Ridge, near Thomas
Steam Saw MILL miles fnIm Bowling Green, II
orchard, good log house, good barn, &c, good
camp OF sugar trees and well settled uvighborhood
Price, $50 per acre.
We have 2i9 acres Of wild lands adjoining above
farm at 81 per acre.
Ont Lot in PeTys5urg, 4 acres under good
fence. PUlce $500.
Ont Lot 30 in Perrysberg, acres less rail-
road. Price $780,
Farm Of 121 acres, 3 miles snntl, gr Perrys-
burg, on Flank Road, ON conner of cross road 10
acres under cultivation, SOME prairie and openinps
on IT. VaIahoe wen 1n'5eTed. Price slipper acre.
UnimprOVcd Lands.
SIG acres near TontnElny, on railroad. mart
prairie aud part timber. between and O0d rails
spit out and some in fence. In-lols of SO acres al
$40 per acre.
100 acres miles south Of Perrvsbnrp on
corner OF two good county roads: heavily tmbered
with oak, hickory &c, improved faims ON three
SIDES OF t. AMI good school house u mile distant.
Price, fl2H per acre.
Wesipart northwest u section 81 town G range
20 Weosiertownshp adjoihing improved farm, |
ind IN good neighborhoud, Price 81 per acre.
West 4 northeast y Of section IS. near 10 mile |
aonse IN Webster tnwnship. Price 81 per acre,
d, Also, good Wild Lands In south part of Wood
Iore. r.
We have for sale land in Lhcas County. nj Low.
'riees; also, lands in Iowa. lndiana, Michigan
M M Missouri, tim3ered and prairie at from sg b.
10 per acre.
Persons having farns and unimprnscd lands 10
ell are respectfully solicited Ia Give Us the gency
same as We charge nothing unless we fnd you
purchaser.
We have the only Abstract of Titcs 10 all io,.
nj lands In Wood County, and will furnish eon;o.
same To purchasers, or owners Of laaa. uaon
easonable terms.
Office over w. j. llitcbeock's store. cofbet q,
ouisiaua Avenue aud Front street.
ROSS, COOK & BELL.
Psrfysbure, Ohio. January 90, 1865,