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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

CHARLOTTE NAIL.
Arrives at Lancaster Court House, Wednesda,
aud Saturday, at 6 a. m.
Departs Wednesday and Saturday at q. m,
Mail closes at p. m., Tuesday and Friday
JEFFERSON MAIL.
Departs Thursday at I a. M.
Arrives Friday ut IL a. III.
CAMDEN via Liberty Hill.
Departs. "Wednesday at 6 a. M.
Arrives Friday at p. m.
PINEVILLE MAIL.
Departs Thursday at 6 a. m.
Arrives Friday at p. M.
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$500 PER YEAR we wan, Agent.

everywhere 10 sell our IMPROVED $40 Sew.
ing Machines. Thee new kinds. Under
and upper feed. Sent on trial. Warranted
hve years. Above salary or large commits.
sions paid. The ONLY machines sold in tn q
United States for less than $40, which are
fully licensed by Howe, Wheeler g. Wilson,
Gro"or d. Baker, Singer g. Co, and Bachel.
der. ALL other cheap machines are in|ria.
gements AID the seller or user are liable Ia
arrest, fine and Imprisonment. illustrated
circulars sent free Address, or call upon
Shaw d. Clark, at Biddeford, Maine. or Chi.
cago, Ill. l7-ly,
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LIBERAL DIscoUNr TO THE TRADE.
Free 90 EvcrJbody!

N LARGE PIP. Catalogue, teaching how TO
~ remove Tan, Frecklas, PimpIes, Blotches,
Moth Patches, Sallowness Eruptlons aud ali
impurities OF the skin. How to force whiskers,
restore, curl and Leautify the hair renew the
sge, euro Drunkenness, Nervous Debility, and
other useful and valuable information. Eve,y-
body send for it. Address BERGER, SHUTS
20, Chemists, 2s' River Street, Troy, n. Y.
Dec. 2G, lSe6.--lmo.
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JOB WORK

Will he executed with neatness and dispatch
and on accommodating terms.
sS- THE CASH for Advertising and job
Work will be required in all instances ~ soon
rs the WORK is rendered. Written orders, TO
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash.
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lie e AL N0TI G. ES.
IN EQUITY-Lancaster.

James NJ Ingram, Bill 10 Account
Executor Elias l.. Fra. Partition,
ser, deceased, Relief.
VS. ; Construction oi
Maria l.. Frnser, VIII.
James X. Magill,
Et. Tx. ct. nj.
1T appearing TO my satisfaction that Mary
Wiley (formerly Mary Boulw are) and her
husband - Wiley, Wiburnia Fisk Boul.
ware and her husband Robert p. Boulware.
Defendants in the above stated case, reside
beyond the limits Of this State !: on motion
of kershaw & Cennors, Solicitors for Com.
plannnt, it is ordered that the said Defen
PENDANTS do Answer, Plead or Demur To the
Bill fled in said cause within three months
from the publication hereof; otherwise an
order pro confcsso will be entered against
them.
X. G. BILLINGS, G. LID.
Commissioners Office, Lancaster c. II. !. C..
Dec. 5, '66-3mos.
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"My family would IA soon give up the
cooking stove rs this CLOTHES WRINoR r.
II cannot be too highly recommended.
Solon Robinson.
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MELODEONS.

Piano style and Portable,
Twelve Varieties, from four to
six Octaves, Single and Double
Reed, Rosewood and Black
Walnut cases,
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BABBI7T'S COLUMN.
Mh Per Gent Saved
90~ By USING

ID T. BABBlfTS
2ts LABOR SAVING SOAP.
This Soap ia made from pure ard clean
materials. CONTAINING NO ADULTE.
RATION OF ANY KIND, will not ,njure
the most deliyate fabric, and is especially
adapted for woolens, which will not shrink
after beng washed with this Soap. Itmay
be used in hard or salt water. Il will re-
move paint, greese, tar ard stains of all
kinds. Ono pound warranted equal to two
pounds Of ordinary family soap. Directions
sent with each baT ior making thee gallons
handsome soft soap from one pound of this
Soap. Each bar is wrapped in n circular
containing full directions for use, printed
in English and herman, Ask your grocer
for "B Il. Babbitrs Soap" md take no
other. b. II BABBITT.
Nos 81, 65, 66, 81, 6s, 90, 10. IL &7l,
Washington St, N. Y.
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"This Is the fist Wrnser have found
that would stand the service required Of it
J. p. Husgins. Lovejoy's Hotel.
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awe think the Machine much moro than
pays for itself every year in The saving Of
garments. We think il important the
wringur should be fitted with COGS."-
lOrange Judd, Editor Of American Agricul-
turist
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Prices, S65 to $3.50.

Every INSTRUMENT Is made by compstss,
worknen, from the best IN m,teriai under our
personal supervision. and every modern
improvement worthy Of the name. !. intrs.
dussd In then. Among .hsss We would
call attsntion 10 the TEEMOLANrE,
which has been 90 much admired. and cas-
DO found only 10 Instruments Of cur owa
manufacture.
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"l heartily commend tito economists Of
time, money and oontentment"-lrhe Rev.
DIR. Bellows.
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P K | G. Z S ,

P r G ES.
Largo Wringer, "A" Ai2 90
Medium Wring-r. "B" 10 90
Doty's Washer, Family Size. "a 90
Ooty's Washer, Hotel Size. ls 90
Merchants or good canvnssers can make
money rapidly selling them in every town.
Exclusive sale guarant esd and liberal terms
given to responsible parties WI ho first apply.
Descriptive Circular and terms sent free.
The celebrated DOTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER, which has just taken tie frat
premium at the great Fair "f the American
Institute, is also sold bv the Undersigned
K. c. BROWNING. General Agent.
No. 347 Broadway, New York.
February 7th, ls66-ly.
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THE RICHMOND TINES.
Is PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMI WEEKLY NJ
CHAS H. WYNaE.
Officr N W Cotnsr Main and IIth .lz.at.

The Times VIII give all the Mill nrv, mn.
val. Political and foreign intelligence sfths
day.
E6 All communications, either trem
correspondence Or on business, should be
addressed 10 CiiAS II. wYNNE,
Proprietor.
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UNDER the order Of the Court of Equ-
ty in this case, ! will sci; at Lancaster
Court llonse. on Monday, the fourth day
OF February, ne&t, n tract Of land belong
ing TO the Estate # William A. Cant, ly.
ing on Oiii's Creek, bounded by lands Of
the Estate of William Porter, James Porter
S.cvens and Belk, and Gmret Sims, and
containing Eighty acres, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE A credit oftwelve
monks, with interest from the day OF sale.
the purchaser 10 give boLd with two good
sureti"s and mortgage of the premises,
except 80 much cash as will pay the costs
o! suit and expenses of sale, which must be
paid in coin, on the day Of sale.
X. G. BILLINGS, C. L.. D.
Jan. OH, lsG7,-4..
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From among tho very hsttsring T..t.
monisis Of eminent Professors and O,rs..
lists, We give the following extract.,
The pedals ] conceive TO BE- unsppso.sh.
able Ia thsir beautiful smooth quality"
Wm. a King.
ut !: grand. rood Instrument, and d..s
credit the builder"
II. c. Folgsr, Troy. N. Y.
"Thsy are among the Haest Is.,ru,ns.t.
mAnrfsetured either in this country o. Q.
broad"
wm. Berg J. Mo.en.hai, Ap,omss.
"They have given uaiv.rssl sstI,f.et;o..-
w. e. ha~iey, Fon du.iac, via
there 10 . peculiarly sweet and .vms..
thetic tone which harmonixss charmissIv
WIN 'nc Vs'ce w. H. Csoks.
~ an particularly pleased with th. s..
rangsusnt Of the different regisisrs."
....... Wm. ID. Bsadbusy.
"No ether ins,rsnsnl 80 nearly approach.
% the organ."-Ihe Chorisser. N. Y.
"This Instramsnt has clear sup.,;o,;,x
ever s"Jthing vet introduced amsng us.--
Independent, ". Y.
The moro We u.s Il the bette, -. nl.
It." J. b AAgss, Hudson, N. Y.
.Ths I've Back Organ ,i.raonia. |.
SsAi'J Iss..."
]. W. Kiuaicu,, Boston. Macs.
"We have found them ere.Iis,t 4. an
possts constituting good instrsusut"
..u J. Z. Cox, T. J. Cook.
"lt looks ssd sounds sp,endidiy."
b. b. Saxtsn, Trey, N. Y.
"Ths most pesfost toned MsIodeoa /. ever
saw. Coy =. Nssth.
"They fs:l back an such substantial mar.
hs - superiority Of work panship, beauty
OF tone and 'easorabisness Of price. And
we mus, say that In all thsis respeets ne,
are we'll wssthv Of praise"
Mssios! Pienssv, Aae., 6k
.H Every in-trunsa. Is fsIly warrant
Cd, and Boxed and shipped In New Ysk
city without charge.
Circslass, Cats, and Price Lsts, &C., ssas
On applica,isa TO '
G. PELOUBET a. SON,
Bloomfield, N. J.
Or J. u. Pslten, SAL Bsosd~sy, Hsv
Iet Cosrsd Meyer, 537 Arch Street
Phi,,delphia Pa. 3. Brainard T. Sos, Clevs.
land. Ohie J. A. Tseksr q Co. Jsckson,
hishigaa; Werner q Csrsrd. Cissisnsti,
Ohlsi Jesi n. Sasw, bfsbsIs, Ala,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Aug. 39--6ms.
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Kerosene & Gas Stoves.

Tea and CoBse Boilers. Glue Pots, OIL Cans
&c, &c, sc.
w- All the Cooking for family may -tSE:
eS9" be done with Kerosene Oil, or ~,
e5B- Gas, with less trouble, and nj al
10 less expense, than by any other -fs-s
eS fuel. 49,
Each Article manufactured by this Com.
pany Is guaranteed 10 perform all that il
claimed for it.
D SEND FOR CIRCULAR. -Ms
Liberal DIscoUNr TO THE TRADE.
KEROSENE LAMP HEATER co,
y-g.. 206 Pearl Street. N. Y.
= Dec. 8, '66-3m.
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THE TRI.WEEKLY PHOENIX
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E weet OpoponaI The only elegant perfume
- Is found on all toilets, aud never stains the
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School Organs,

Nine styles, single and double
Reed, Rosewood and Black
Walnut cases,
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

"A SPECIAL communication of Ph@ux Lodge
No. l23, will be held tomorrow saturday
evening. It is desired that a full attendance ol
the Fraternity be present.
THERE was a magnificent Sunday School
Festival at Tontogany, on New Years Day, the
particulars of which are crowded out of this issue
but will appear next week.
Mrs. CAROLINE A. WILLIAMS, is now en-
gagged in canvassing Perrysburg and vicinity, for
the work, recently published, and entitled Wo-
men of the War" We have heretofore called at
tenIion to this excellent publications and will only
say that it is well worth the subscription price,
and no one will regret its purchase.
"A SINGULAR disease prevails in the vicinity Of
Stony Ridge, in this county, hsFing all the char
acteristics of fever and ague bat not affected by
the remedies usual in that complaint. 1t has
proved fatal in three cases. On Monday last two
physicians of Toledo were called upon to visit
those afflicted but we have rot yet learned Their
suit Of their Investigations.
-0UR frends Aesses. WEDDELL& EBERLY as
will be seen by our advertising columns, have
established Real Estate Agency in this place,
and present good array of valuable property,
which they offer for sale. These gentlemen are
well known throughout Wood County. Their re-
liability and integrity need no cOmmendaion here.
We Bespeak for them large share of patronage,
as any business matters entrusted to their care
will be promptly and faithfully attended 10.
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The LAWYER in the school Room.


This remarkable little book, by NJ. Men. WALSH,
A. NJ, L. L B., IA New York lawyer) is full of
useful and reliable information for everybody but
especially for teachers, school officers parents,
ministers, editors and members of the legal pro-
fession. The first chapter, "0f Schools and Gov
ernments," is a succinct explanation of the differ
ent plans adopted by governments, ancient and
modern, for the diffusion of knowledge among the
people. This chapter, in some respects | hxceed-
ingly suggestive, and not unworthy the attention
Of our most intelligent and experienced statesmen.
1t is not imaginative speculative, but plain,
mltter-of-fact statement, which, in spite of its
planness, has, to a mind capable of approaching
the subject, all the charm of romance. This chap
ter a'one is worth many times the price Of the
book. :" The Lawyer in the School Room is sent
by mail to any part of the United States for 81 90
Address the author, NJ. Mon. WALSH, No. G5
Nassau street, New York. The trad, supplied on
usual terms,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
REAL ESTATE AGENCY

rHHE Undersigned having established Real
L Estate Agency, at Perrysburg, offer for sale
the Allowing Lands in Wood Coouy, ~, to-wt;
So acres, 3 miles east Of Portage. in Portago
Township on the pike leading hom Portage to
West Mllgrove, about 35 acres improved, balance
well umbered and in one mile OF sew-mi0.
so acres, s miles west of Portage. in Liberty
Township, ON good road, all under cultivation but
acres, orchard of 800 large trees, frame barn, log
house.
9OIS acres. near ?. Avenue Road, Q miles from
perysburg, ia Lake Township, acres fenced, 2 in
apple and in peach orchard.
2CI acres, on road from New Rochester to
West Milgrove, Montgomery Township, ne NV
aud pit nc and pit ne, we'll improved and good
buildings.
IiO acres, miles south Of Portage, Ia Portage
Township, on PerrysOurg AMI Findlay Pike, so
acres improved, new house, tine peach aud apple
orchard, good we'll, shop, &c. Unimproved part
well ii imbered and handy to saw-mill.
SO acres, on corner of county and town road, Z
miles NV from Van Buren, ~ from McGomb; "
y sw "A sec 81, town 3, range 10, Henry Town
ship; % aorcs under cultivation, 40 acres fenced
good young orchard, new frame house, log barn.
40 acres, miles east OF Portage on creek bank
SO u NV u Portage Township, acres improved
balance we'll timbeed and near sawmili.
40 acres, miles NV of West Millgrove, on roat
leading thence TO Fos,oria, NV ne sec 30, Portage
Township, all under cultivation large fine orchard
good frame house, log barn, splendid we'll.
so acres, "a NV u sec 80, and sw 4 sw y sc,
49, Portage Township, acres improved, good log
house, miles south OF Portage, on Perrysburg ant
Finday Fike.
so acres, in Milton Township, \ mile from Mil
ton Center well tmbered aud \ mile from saw
mill.
l5O acres, timbcred land, in Perrysburg Town
ship, near East Oregon Road, miles from Toledo
so res, Hmbered, miles east Of Portage, i
Porta ge Township, sw sw and NV sw.
| TIE undersigned arc respectfully soliciting tht
| Agency of Lands upon the easy terms Of no re
! where there is no sale.
1 WEDDELL & EBERLY.
Perrysb January |, 1857. 3j
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HORD -BR0WN,-Ou Mondly evening, De-
cember 80, 1866, ia the NJ. Il. Church of Perrys-
burg, by Rev. p s, Sevin, Captain JARED NJ.
HoRD and Miss MARY +. BRowN.
S-CRANK ER.-At tie same time
and the same place by Rev. r. N. Barkdull, Mr..
ALFRED G.. WILLIAMS aud Miss MARY CRANKER.
The above occasion elected much interest,
and the church was filed by large audience.
Bachelors witnessed the ceremonial with faces
awry, and those who had passed the Rubieon,
fondly wished the passage with them was yet to
be made.
DAILY ADAMS. .-@-on the Goth of December
by Rev. N. 4. Fay, Mr.. GEORGE r. DAILY, of
Lafayette, Ind, and Miss ELLEN ADAMS, OF Mont
gomery, Ohio.
UGHTON-LUNDY.-A the residence Of
the brides father; Henry Lundy, Esq., Bowling
Green, on the 1st inst by Rev., Robert Hovenden,
Mr.. SANFORD II. BOUGHToN and Miss ELIZABETH
LUNDY.
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Real Estate Transfers in wood Count,

.
The following are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MgRRY's 0!fice, for the week en- ling December 20,
1886
.. sknosr to W. 7; Sloan; n Sc sec 25, tp 6,
u v, Owens 70 F. Smith; lot 43i, Petrysburg-
NC: Huhtertos s. Dell; lot s, Lewisburg $50
W. Sly to J. slyi as . sssse Z, tp 5, and u ne
E.JohnsOn to T. Armitage; u Sc nv sec 49,
tp 6, range 10, 20 acres--S400.
G.. Faith to J. Biliugsly; s 1f sw sec 35, To 8
range IL. 50 acres-S 81 500
d. Williams TO 5. Crap; pit ps Ew sec so IN
6, range IL, 40 acres-$6O0.
s. Cooley N j. q. R0ssion; "A " NV SEQ 2S,
tp 5, range IL, 40 acres-$900.
W. Buck to s. w. Smead; ne NV sec IL, tp 4,
range n, 40 aeres-Sl 800.
A. Tharstin to G. Fl. Thomas; lot 226, block 80
Bowling Green $40.
2. R.Mason to S.-F Mason; S Ne Il Sc sec 26, tp
!, U. =. r. 40 acres-Sl 900.
y. z. Myers 10 y. Smith; lot 410, aud 4 LOT
401, Perrysburg al 800.
a. Siphe TO X. II, Chubb; 90 acres of END W
q Sc sec II tP 4. U. s. R.-Sl20.
Lamb % j. Mtg; NV sw sec 2s, tip ), range L
5. Main % l; A. Frenchi pit " pt su sec 81, tp
A. Frsds1oh TO A. Klins0nsmith; lot in stull
town--s227 :" S'u'''
A. KliagsnsmitA to J. D. BrOasOni lot in stall,
towu-$I ,00e.
A. 4 s. Frsdench 10 Klngensmith & simon.
Mill lot Stulltown-S200O.
Green-$l02.
Z; Baldwin to J. .& NJ. Russ " u lot I, westaeld
1925.
A. " jackson to 8. Foxi 4 Sc and 4 sw sec
IS up 4, range IL, 100 acres-$2,500.
%. Long 70 Gladieux aud JaQuet 4 NV sec
d; Cooper to \; Ash; ne ne sec ~, tp 5, range
IL, 40 acres-Sl 900.
No. of .rAnafsrs--2li total value--s So, 500.
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40 CONsunIprIYEs.

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Few weeks by very simple remedy, afer having suf.
fered for several years with severe lung affection
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TuE MAsONIC FEsTIyAL.

A Public. Installation Of the officers elect C
Phoenix Lodge No. 1ss, r. aud A. NJ, will take
place on Monday evening, January Z, 1859, at the
Methodist Episcopal Church, in Perrysburg.
The members Of the Order will meet at their
Lodge Room, a, O'Clock, when the following VII
be the
oRpER OF ExKRcIsEs.
l. Music by the Choir.
2. Prayer by Chaplain-GcneralP p. 5. SLEvIS.
3. Music.
4. Installation Of Officers by Hon. 0crAvIUs
WATERS, Grand s. W. OF Ohio.
5. Address by Grand 5. w. WATERS.
9. Music.
Z. BeRedletion.
At the conclusion Of the exercises at the Church,
the members orthe Order together with their ladies
and friends, will proceed to NoRroN's Exchange,
where a supper will be provided for all who may
desire to partake.
A cordial invitation is extended to the public
to meet with us on the occasion. Tickets can be
obtained at the principal stores of the place.
]. F. PRICE,
GEO. j. KNOLL,
HENRY THORNTON,
CoNwittee Of ArroRyments.