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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22
la EsNNE lE I-IIsELELl. pLGl

In experimenting with Of Khyumntsu has d.coy
end uss crtaiu combination - Oils with The juices -
Plants forms medical compound the uss II which cures
siI Pain and inaamntion. SISTER queHehes hrei
u nuw has to bic possession large number st Ger
tiheates frum people "ght home, IN Fttsntld, apd
49, lftstl grrat vain tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY.

Pros, he reacraIls .irchdeaeoH SCOT, %. u.
prSnta. Canada East March %, 1865.
"Iama iuyeteratc Dyspepue Of MORE
rukN g 1Euss sTANrfSc.' ~
u bave been 80 wonderfully penehlea ~
the thfee short weeks during which have used the
Peruvian syrup. tat ralI scarcely persuade my
sair rol iht reality People whp have kh9Nh nle ais
s.,.si .fa.l II tte change am " iJely knowhrand
5sn fut recommend to others THAT which has done
...g..t r#r sssa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22
/ Mill DO YOU GOODl

IT WILL DO YOU GOODl
piFScriuNs on ENCu BoTTLE.
Buy u Of the Drul-st 0r Merchant where you trade.
fucy have not Got 20 hand they will send for IT. At
yos request aHd sell You the genuine EennOs Pain Kill
g Magic OIL az the Mnulagturct- lowest price at retail
WN. EENNE,
Manufacturer, pittsfeld. Mass.
Sold At retail By g y Orys Manchester; G. w. smith,
Factory Point: @. n sykes. Dorset: II s. Hard, Ar
ungiou, T. WeodWard Fast Arlington; K. 7 Hnrd W.
Arlington; u Watt, East salen.-i3
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09
Thr Castalialt cfdant.
NELL.


farN.' 'fttf N-A-44EA ~ as.'
IIp the poem called "Nsll,p just published /
London, Mr.. RoBkar Buc4ASRS pictures he StAv
ing for thestimulus Of country lie which come
upon poct woman born and bred in crowae
streets, and the awe with which Nature strike
her:l -,
80" For was sick Of hunger, cold and strife
And took sudden fancy 10 my, head, ....,
To try the country, and to esrnlTpy bread, !,
Ont among the 6elds, whsra ia beard ones NC
Was easier and brighter. So, that day,
took my basket. mp aud stole away, : ylyF
just after sunrise. As I went along H.. !.
Trembling and 10th 70 leave the busy place.
felt that | was doing something wrong
And fear to look -policemeu In the face
AND all was dim the streets were gray au,
20 wet ytuug' !, hNA..FJ IN
After, alrainy night: and all was stills ~
| held my shawl around me With a chill,
And drupt my eyes from every face | met
Uptil the streets began to fade, the road
Grew fresh and clean and wide,
Fine houses where the gentlefolk abnde
And gardens full Of flowers, on every side,
That made me walk on quicker--on, on, on
As if5 were asleep with half-shut eyes;
And all at orce saw, to my surprise,
The houses Of the gentefolk were gone,
And Il was standing still,
Shading my face, upon high green hik
And the bright sun was blazing,
IT, h,,rn;,, oi;f oivo "uote ine Seenu 10 melt
m tba s,s,at SOiu, , T.iLe was gahnH
"1lt ,e,os, t,ro,o, ,to, d. A., -.
49, stnss so' r fust uHaS HS AlI was SO prlgnt
The 49, haSS 0Pou !n; snn g,"ss aroun1 my tee'
Th.n;u .,,u .au .a nuhe " hll'lion urops OF lght
7, see.a,d ~ was So c,9ar ana warm ana sweet
!" S seenl IA a. SIN 70 breathe it. All around
n.ns "nU holus anu trees that tremoieo
h,,,,.s ,., A.
A,d Ih.no hS.n,"s, o'sz.ng ure oI goio ana olnej
~ ~ sneso was not sounu.
And tSe sott u u;m9 Srs, .Hs, SINGING IN the skies,
Al sut rn Iuu @ lhat ran along the ground,
Tha,,';t u;yw M .u' sweetiT on my lips and eyes.
AIpSn, WIN u'y HeGNy mana upon my chest, b.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09
Neck-TwislIng in church.

good story is told of an eccentric OLD
parson who was sorely annoyed by Labi
his people had acquired of twisting theil
neeks around every time anybody entered
the door, and passed up the aisle of the
meeting house to see what manner of per.
sons itinight be. e @ I'd ~
Wearied with the annoyance, the old man
exclaimed one Sunday: - --- --
Brethren, if you will cease turning your
heads around, whenever the doors open,
and will keep your attention on me, will
promise TO tell you as | preach who it is
that comes in"
Accordingly he wenton with the services,
and presently made a stop as one Of the
deacons entered, saying: ! s., ..s
Thatis Deacon -------, who keeps
grocery opposite"
And then he announced in turn the advent
OF each individual, proceeding the while
with his sermon as eomposedly as the cir
would admit, when at Hast
stranger came In when he cried out ;
/" A little old man in green spee'acles and
a Adrab. nvercoat-doA't know him. You
can all turn Fouud and hook for yourselves
this tiine. 'ess'g ir3t II sf 71 tst isrg e
1t is hardly necessary to add that The
good man carried his point and there was
very little neek,twisting seen in his congre,
CATION after that day. sloiaisad 1n.'.r
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09

Mr.. Green, the fsmOus diver, teils siheti-
lar stories Of his adventures when naallhs
search in the deep walsrs Of the, ocetn., Hs \
gives some new sketches Of what he aawat !
the "Silver Banks near HaytiF IS, .se w., a,s' ,.
Tho banks OF the corul On which nv AZ. 1
wings we're made, are about forty milan N
length, and from ten to twenty IA breadth,
On this bank Of coral is presented 70 the,
diver one. Of the most beautiful and sublime I
scenes the eye ever bebeld. Tbs waIerli
varies from ten TO one hundred feet tin'depth,a
and is so clear that the diver tafi see from ,
two to three hundred ieetThen submerged.
and with little obstruction to the sight - 4
The bottom OF the ocean in many pla6ssi
Is as smooth as marble floor IN others ito
is studded with coral columns from ten 10,
one hundred ieet IN height, and from one td
e'ghty ieet In diameter. The tops Of Ahs
more loity supports a myriad OF pyramidal
pondauts, each formiug more. giving reality
to the imaginary abode OF some wsfef
nymph. In other places the pendants form
arch after arch, and as the diver statlti ~
the bottom OF the ocean and gazes through
Tue deep winding avenue, be nnds they will \
nIl him with as sacred an awe as II he were
III some old cathedral, which bad long been.
buried beneath old oceari's wave IIefa
and there the coral extends even 10 tho
surface OF the water, as if the lottier columns
were towers belonging to these stately tenn, =,
plcs that are now in ruins. 3
There are countless varieties of dininti.
tive trees, shrubs, and plants in every crsy.
ice OF the ooruls where water had ,iepositedB I
the earth, Toe, were all of faint hue. ID
owing to the pale light they received, al.
though oil every shade, and entirely differ.
ent from any plants that | am familiar will
TINT vegetate upon dry land. One inspar.
tcu|ar attracted my attention Il resembed 4.
sea-fan OF immense s. 20, of var. eyated O i.
ors aud the most brilliant hues. The fish
that inhaCit these" Silver Banks" | found b
as different in kind as the scene was varied, =
They were OF all forms, oolors and sizes.-.g
from those of the symmetrical goby to the
giobe-like sun6sh from those of the dullest
hucs to the changeable dolphin from the
spots OF the leopard to the heads OF the atm
beam; from th harmless minuow TO the Voc,
racioGs shark.
There were also fish which resemblei
plants, aud remained as fixed in their posi.
ton az shrub, the only power they pos.
sess is to open and shut when in danger,
Some OF them resembed the rose in fulf
bloom, and were of all hues. There were
the ribbon fish, from four or Eve inches to
three feet in longth their eyes are very
large, and protrude like those of frog. s.'sg,
Another lish was spotted like q leopard,
from three to ten feet in length, they build
thoir houses like beavers, IN which thew
spawn, and the male or female watches tko
egg until il matches. tr oaf f3.,l.l1 Inn
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09

tr These words were scarcely uttered when
the FIRST Henry drew his poignard, the two
others their swords, As they were Just be.
ginning the affray they were startled BY q
fourth knock at the cabin door, fourth
young man, a fourth hobleman, fourth
Henry was intvpduced.s AT the sight of
drawn swords he produced his own, and
attaching himself to The weakest party, he
Joined inlthe combat. ~ .ssr,v q
The old woman, terrified, bid herself and
The weapons struck everything in their
reaclf.s' The lamp fell down and was eNtn.
guished, but they continued to fight in the
dMkness. The noise of tho swords lasted
some time, then gradually became less, and
at length ceased altogether, The old wo.
man ventured to issue 6rth from her hid.
ing place, and, rekindliug the lamp, she per.
celved the four young men stretched on the
ground, each having aslight wound. She
examined them carefully, and found that fa-
tigae' rather than boss, pf blood, had over.
come them.
They rose from the ground, one after the
other, and ashamed of what had transpired
IN the heat OF their passion, they began
laughing and exclaimed.
Come, LET us now sup together without
any more fighting"
But when they came to look for their
supper they found it on the ground, all
trodden under foot and stained with blood.
Meagre as it was they regretted it. la adj
ditiqn to this the cabin was destroyed, and
the old witch, seated in a corner, fixed her
pale, red eyes on the four 'young men,
why dost thou stare on us thus2" said
the. hrst Henry, who was troubled at her
gaze. -- NE+ -E
81 am reading the fates written on your
foreheads," replied she.
The second Henry commanded hcr stern.
ly to disclose them, and the two Others
laughiugly acquiesced. The old woman re-
Piled:
"A As you have all four met in this cabin,
so shall you all four meet in like destiny
As you have trampled under foot and
stained Will, bloud the bread offered you hy
hospitality, so will you trample under foot
aud stain with blood the power yon might
mutually share. As you have devastated
aud impoverished this cottage, SO will you
devastate and lay waste France. AS you
have all four been wounded in tho darkness
so you will all four perish by treason and
violent DEATH"
The four young men could not refrain
from laughing at the old womans predic
ton. -- =
These fedrsnoblemen were tho four he.
roes of the Ligne-two as it's leaders, and
two as its enemies.
Henry Of Conde; poisoned by his wife at
Saint Jean d Angely.
Henry of Guise; assassinated at Blois, by
the Forty-iive. -
Henry of Valois; assassinated by jacques
Clement, at Saint Cloud
Henry of Bourbon assassina Q at Paris
by Ravallloc.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09
Stranger than Fiction.
tFrom the Richmond Examiner.1 Is


It occasionally happens tkat an event
occurs in real lie as romantic as produced
by the conception of writer OF fiction
Que of these is transpring now in this city
Eighteen years ago IN the ctysof London
when the parties were both young, a gen.
tleman addressed a lady. For some reas on
his suit was rejected, and in short time
the lady married another gentleman. They
emigrated to America and settled in this
city. "A few years since the husband died
aud left his wife a widow. Since that time
she has been Engaged in an honest vooa-
tion by which she has supported herself
and won the respected a large number of
friends and aequaintauces. After her mar
riage The gentleman who first addressed
her also married. lie remained in London
Some twelve months since his wife died,
and he became widower.
1t appears that lie had not forgotten his
first love, and letter with foreign post
mark, directed to Mrs. -, if living,
reached this posloffice. II was adver.
tised and was received by the lady towhom
it was addressed. Its purport was to as
cnt lin, first, whether she was stilLliving
aud Il so, what her condition was; wheih
or st l-marr:ed or. a widow. She replied,
Informing the gentleman that she was still
al We and q widow. 3 In short time she re-
ceivedianother letter, renewing therejected
suit of eighteen years ago, and enclosing
photograph of the writer, in order that she
might see the changes that time had
wroughtin him, She, evidently satisfied
withithepersonal appearance, aud not for
getting his eighteen years Of constancy, re.
turned him favorable answer.
: The gentleman Immediately embarked
for. America, and on reaching New York
went to the West to attend to some bnsi-
ness in that quarter. At Chicago he was
taken sick. not ill, but-too sick to travel
The lady was notified OF his arrival, and of
the cause that detained him from coming
to the city. A correspondent
is commenced, and the lady is informed
that the gentleman is convalescing, and
will be here in short time. 1t is arranged
that the marriage is to take place on the
genileman's arrival here, after which the
happy couple will depart Immediately for
London, the homo of their childhood aud
early love-. stti-, % ai+fstt-. ta.,-.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09
1 huvc Orders Not 10. Go.

have orders, positive orders. not Ia
go there; orders that | dare not lisobey." ID
said youth who was being tempted to
smoking and gambling saloono % =. ;! b iace 4.
Come, don't be SO pomaaish come
along like man, shouted the youths
No, cau't break my orders,h said John.
What special orders have you got
Come show them tO'us, if you can. Show
us your orders.'
John took a neat little book from his
pocket and read aloud ~
Euter not into the paths of the wicked {
go not in the way of evil men. Avoid it G.
pass not near turn from it and pass ffou,
Now, said John, "ycit see nly orders
forbid my going with you. They are Gods
orders and by his help mean to- keep
them.n
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09
George Francis Trnin ON whls-


GEoRGE F. TRAIN withdraws from the
canvass as a candidate for Territorial Dele
gate in Congress from Nebraska for res.
sons which are thus set forth: d p r'
~ am told to-day that money Is wanted
for carriages to bring up the voters, and
to scatter among the beer shops and the
groggeriea. Any spare money may have,
] prefer to devote 70 education aud Chris.
tian charities Purchasing votes debases
the franchise and demoraliEsS the opsOple.
! have lectured too often for the Irish
Father Matthew societies to go back OF,
them by treating the Dvoterss No wife, no
children shaliliave reason to complain of a
drunken husband or father on election day
OH my account. Whisky is the curse OF
our time, IL ia running our young men. and
hurrying our old men into tile grave Rich
and poor, high and low. alike, are being
destroyed under its bIighting influence,
When we have fewer breweries, fewer
distilleries, and more Christian churches,
more universities, and more schools, tie
law courts and the jails will be less patron.
lied and the world the better for itH t0s
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with her what seemed to him the symbolic
bread and vine. "We both drink from the
same cup, Emmo, said he. Another hymn,
benediciion and the sufferer. began 10
grow weak, as it Indeed, his work was
done.
al am going now, Emma," he whispered.
I'm sorry you cant come with mo. In
the fall you1l come"
Then there we're no more connected sen. {.
tences, but incoheren. syllables Of prayer,
and whispers Of sanity hope. " In the
yail-the vail--home yondor---good by
and ct six o'clock that Sabbath evening tho
gentle-spirited Horton fell asleep in Jesus
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09
Unimproved Lands

31G acres near Tontogany, on railroad. mart
prairie and part timber, between and 600 rails
split out and some in fence. In-lots of 80 acres
$50 per acre. 80 ,l'."' =
100 acres 4 miles south of Perrysburp on
corner of two good county roads; heavily tinibered
with oak, hickory &C., improved faIms on three
sides of it, and good school house x mile distant
Price, sl2X per acre. ,,-.I' .'-D~ ="
West part northwest d section 81 town 6 range
az, in Webster township, adjoining improved farm.
andin good neghborhood. Price 81 per acre f,
West a northeast u of section 35, near 10 rnifh
House in Webster township. Price 81 per acre
Also, good Wild Lands in south part of Wood
County, and in Ottawa County, as low as s5per
acre. L t = . ~
We have for sale land in Lucas County, at low
prices; also, lands in Iowa, Indiana, Michigan
and Missouri, timbered and prairie at froFn,sS 10
$40 per acre. t'ri~ IN ~
Persons having farms and unimproved lands TO
sell, respectfully solicited to give us the gency
of same, as we charge nothing unless we find yoa
apurchaser.
We have the only Abstract Of Titles 10 all lots
and lands in Wood County, and will furnish copies
OF same to purchasers, or owners of land, upon
reasonable terms. ta ,tIsr. o.. -
Office over w. ]. Hitchcock's store, corner of
Louisiana Avenue and Front street.
-"at ROSS & COOK. II
Perrysburg, ONO, January 20, 1866. p
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

4
| THE having established Real Es-
l. tate Agency in Perrysburg, offer for sale the
following Real Estate situated in Wood County
Ohio: tttiNENa
An so Acre Farm, in section 20, town 4, U.
s. r. Between 80 and 40 acres improved, orch
ard three years old, containing 100 trees log house
aud good well three miles from Perrysburg, on a
good road. rfH} S'F
An Improved Farm of 100 Acres, in sec
tiOn "a, Plain Township; 90 acres under cultiya- :
tion, and nearly all under fence a large orchard
and good well, together with agood frame house
and barn. -i.lGf fes sIVI
.4r ALSO III
A Farm containing SO Acres, in same
section, all under fence mostly improved; orchard
good barn and large house, with good frame house
ALSO '"' t' ~"
The NE. 4 ofthe NE, Il of section 2s, town 4
north Of range 10 east. Good House and Orchard.
All under fence. IN ttFU Isff S-7'f'
UNIMPR0VED LANDS.
so Acres, in section A. Ger tyr Township. we'll
timbered with black walnut, white wood, sc.
so Acres, in section 10, Liberty Township,
prairie,
40 Acres, in section IS, Milton Township
50 Acres, in section 12, Henry Township
timbered. rs .i. t.g -
ALSO s,.
goo Acres in section IL, Portage Township;
heavily timbered. s, -.,gsas y Vlli =
7 ..Is.: :sferlg ALSO .4..f.
Twelve or fifteen choice TOWN LOTS, in Per-
rysburgs last ia -an lli f.Ial e.I..r o .i.U.r
Isy- The above Real Estate will be offered
low rates, on terms to suit the purchaser. 81
ai" SLEvIN 4 PARSONS, 'a4 'lr
Real Estate Agents, Perrysburg, o.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09
RENOYATINA FEATHERS
WOOL WANTED.

VNTE will pay the highest market price for any
w quantity Of clean, well washed Wool
One-third will in all cases be deducted from
partially washed, and Buck aeeces.
+. r. MILLER co.
Perrysburg, Nay 2s. 1865.
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Orders viii be filled at shorsinotice, and upon
the most reasOna bic terms.
l85- Printing of every kind, whether Job work
or advertising, which is done for any association,
society, public meeting or political party, will he
charged to- the person or persons ordering the. !.
same, who will be held responsible for payment. !
l'g OBLINGER 4 TINIMONS, 5rsl
- Publishers md Proprietors.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09

How to write for newspaper "Say
the most possible in the least space. Pitch
right into your subject. Make the title and
hrst sentence so that it must be reads aud
80 OF the eecond, no matter what has pre-.
ceded, or is 10 follow."'-Ree. Or. HaReck. 2
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09

PEOPLE who-start with modern proyiss
ion OF dscerRment are not subject 10 fhs
Of being Violently plnntlered of
their illusions lightly. Like Juxerals
traveller, they have nothing particular To-
lose, and can afford to whistle uuconcern- /.
sdly in the face Of the highway robber
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09
Attention, Housewives !
FEATHERS RENOVATED.

TINE subscribers would respectfully announce
to the citizens of this place and vicinity, that
he has taken rooms opposite the Exchange Hotel,
and has set up one of Baylie's Patent Steam Rem
oYators, for ,N1ah
RENOVATING FEATHERS. p y
The process extracts all the animal OIL dust,
moths and scent, rendering the Feathers remarka-
bly, light and pure more elastic when new, and
c Consequently more durable. .ll
Your Beds will be called for apd returned. Per-
feet satisfaction given, or no pay required Our
price is 81 SO each, including Pillows A liberal
discount made to persons furnishing five OF more
Beds at one time. Send in your orders early
R. O. -C0WDES, Proprietor.
Perrysburg, October 5, 1865. 2Ai+
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09

How TO REPRovE A SMOKER. ~ The foliowS
ing was gotten up by yonng lady in sinl
gle evening, without any assistance :a' at
Venerable sir The fumigatioa arising
from The deleterious eiiluvia, enaDatio9
from your tobacoonistic reservoir, 80 over
shadows the organistic powers of our Quito
demonstration, presses so hard upon our
auriculars, and so obfusticates our atmos-
pheric fiuidityt that our respirable apparSk,
tus must shortly be 0btuned uuless thrnIa +
the aonndant suavity of your pre.emi1oiss
politeness, you will disembogue from that
iiluminous tube the pu,geut stimulationan,l
stermntatory Ingredient which replenielses
the re!undity and the vastness of its con.
cavity.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09

How heavily you walk 81 exclaimed q 3
waichful spoRse on hearing her husband
tumble upstairs, late at night. "Well, my
dear was the gruH respopse. "H you can
get barrel Of whisky upstairs with any
less noise, should like to see YOU do H.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09

WHILE Thelwsll was on liis trial at ttre
Old Bailerf for high treason, Ire wrote tho
following note, and seut it to his counsel +,
: Mr.. Erskine, am determined to plead NY
eaiise myself" Mr.. Erskine wrote undGf
it; "If you do, you'll BIO hanged z to-
which Thelwall immediately replied s "IlI
be hanged, then, If do.@ ~ aooa
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09
FARM FOR SALE.

IN Middleton Township, only four miles from
Il Perrysbuyg, containing 80 acres well ditehed !
40 acres under fencs IS acres in crops good
house and orchard. Terms easy and title abso-
lutte. For further particulars, apply 70
Ism JONES a SHANNON, Ierrysburg, D.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09

RELIGION is wholeness, not mulilalion /; IT
is life, and not death it is service with
every limb Of this body, every faculty OF
this opirit we are not 10 take tie world on
halves with God, or on seventbe, giving
him only the lesser fraction and taking the
larger ourselves; il is to spread over and
consecrate the WHOLE life, and make Il di.
yiie.- Theodore Parker.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,

Jas. W. ROSS, AsHER COOK, ELBKRr D. ROSS.
ROSS & COoK,9 d
ABSTRACTS of TITEE.
I DH,1A8- 2 oFFfCEkt Yf7NllliM
Corner L0uisiamas Avenue. and Front
street, PerrysDurg, Ohi0.
TTTE have the only set Of Abstract Book I
wv now 10 Wood County containing complete
INDEX to all Lots and Lands therein. la
lN- Certificates Of Title giFcn upon reasonable
'elns. lalii d. ailtaI .9a .ste,u sllI ,isaauG
ssSy- Also, Agents for purchasing and selling
Real Estate, getting up Tax Titless pa tng Taxes,
&C., &c. .sslt a'ttfi-sll 'sriu 30 ba, {,
Business solicited. aaat. eeao.f.i s7rz