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Escaped from Justice.

1t was bitter cold night in January
night y hen Wanderers oii the moor might
/ have sunk down and frozen to death. and
the very marrow sceMcd To CONCEAL in ones
bone 5.
There's one advantage in steam.
groWled II fat aid gentleman in the caruel
seat Wild and weather don't effect it
No flesh and blood horse could stand a
night like this. hut the iron horse keeps
straight ahead, whether the THERMOMETER
is at zero or boiling heat
| just then the Conductor entered.
7 ckets gentlemen. ii you please.
Its II dreadful night. conductor.
said, feeling with still.ncd fingers for my
ticket III the pocket OF my coat
dreadful, sir tceIingly responded the
conductor. WHY the brakcmen can't live
outside, and so look the other way when
they come to get breath OF WARM air at
the stove. We haven't t&d such IA night
since year ago come the second of Feb
ruarv, when Tom Blakrslec. the baggage
master. froze both his feet and Woman
who WAS coming on from Chicago got Oh
at Binn's Four Corners with u baby ia
her arms dead corpse.
Frozen To death ,
Ave. frozen to death and she never
thought, poor thing, but that it was asleep
NV ! oor baby is cold. but we will soon
W. rm it when we get home said she 1t
was Just such u night as this. And the
conductor aptned the daor and plunged
across the coupling into the next car. cry
ing out:
| uardwick.
! 1t was quite considerable city-with a
handsome depot, tiaring gas lamps and tie
usual ctewa around the platform, with
their hands in their packets, and their Sc
gar ends flaming thrnugh the night.
Our car was nearly the last of the long
tram, and but one passenger entered it-a
slender Young girl, wrapped in II neat lit
tie travelling hat of grey straw, trimmed
with stone colored velvet flowers. She
seemed to hesitate, like one unused to trav
cling, and finally sat down near the door
Pardon me, young lady, said |, ''but
you had better com" nearer the stove.
/ She started an instant aud then obeyed.
Does this train go 70 Bayswater , she
asked in voice so dclciously sweet that it
seemed 10 thrill through ne.
Yes, Can be of any service to
you !!
%, no-at least not till we reach Bays
water. would like a carriage then.
We will not be there for three hours. :
DO we stop again
Only at Exmouth.
She drew along sigh, seemingly of re-
lief, aud settled back in her corner. BY
the light of the lamp that hung in its
brass fixtures opposite, | Ct uld see her face
that of IA lonely child. Apparently she
was not more than sixteen, with large blue
ewes. golden hair, drawn straight away
from her face aud a rosy mouth like that
of babe.
DO you expect friends to meet you at
Bayswater. my child , asked.
No sir; am going to schnol there.
at will he an awkward hour for YOU to
arrive by yourself-one in the morning.
o, am not afraid, eaid she, with an
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COMMON TABLE SALr.---It is certainly
curious chemical fact that the two sub,
stances required to form this article are
both OF them poisonous chlorine and sn-
dunn. No one can use either Of these az
t'c'es separately with sefrty, and yet, com.
b'ne them together aud they form sub
stance necessary to health, and one found
upon every table.
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2 . { try.
At Anchor.


A sailor by the green home.shore,
While seas are cbbing from his view,
Doth all his early joys renew
He sings the songs lie sang OF yore;
lie spi h little cot: he smiles
ith full joy ne'er felt before
He holds tbat vne bare prospect more
Than all the GUNNER of the isles.
The quiet home is his the trees
-pttng fiUm the seeds his grandsircs laid
Among the moid within the glade
The nyItlCs rustic IN the breeze,
Above a treasured little grave,
His early lost, his first deep woe
Not an! land that he may know
Bey ond the purple OF tie wave.
Hath such Il jewel in its breast.
lie loves each rock and stream and dell
II is only here he cares 10 dwell,
T is ever here he longs to rest.
This is his home Of joy and ease;
And better is the III tic tomb
Than all the heavy du k that gloom
The groves Of spice be, oad the seas.
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raised 10 fight the Indians says: The ser
vice will last for three or four months only
and will he Il source OF health, pleasure
aud pro.t 70 all who enlist.
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-05

lavish every good thing upon her until her
weakened mind recovered IT'S tone again.
As she constantly asserted she had never
arossed the river, il is supposed she
Wandered into Canada. and going round the
Connecticut at it's source, or crossing where
il was hrooklet, passed down on tho
New Hampshire side, till she reached a
location just opposite that from which she
started.
When she began to grow strong aEain
her mind REQUIRED constantly 70 the grave
IN the Wilderness. She described to her
husband it's surroundings, and no went out
to look Tor It, but without success. as
soon as she was able, she went out with
her husband and other friends to search,
but tho babys grave was never found. 1t
was thought very strange that She in all
her wanderings, never met rowing Indian,
but 40 it was The Indian tribes had
perhaps, mostly disappeared from New
England since the Ftench and Indian war.
but however that might be, the first human
being she met after the burial of her infant,
strange Ms II may seem, was in Charleston,
This singular legend has descended to the
writer from descendant of hers, who was
the third child born in the towr of Rock.
ingham, Vermont, and the story - an un-
doubted fact
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Look to Your Titles f!

| 7 may not be generally known that the title TO
i large portion Of the Real Estate in Wood
County Is defective but such is the fact. These
defects arise from misdescriptipn of the prop
erty, informal execution and Acknowledgement
of conveyances, unrecorded deeds, tax sales and
titles, Judgment liens Irregularities in sales under
execution, mortgages, SC.
Hundreds of mortgages and other membranes
upon lands remain uncancelled on the records,
although the debts they given TO secure, have
probably been paid. Thousands of tax sales have
been made, incumberiDg lands and lots, many of
which have been redeemed but not cancelled but
large number still exist valid hens on the prop
erty sold. Over 800 of the deeds on our county
records are either enormously executed, or
wrongly recorded-most of the errors undoubtedly
occur in the making of the deeds, but many in the
recording of them. .....,
In view Of these facts, VIC are preparing, and
have nearly completed, at great expense and i'm
mense labor complete abstract of the title to
every tract of land and town lot in the county,
giving the original entries and purchases from tile
State and United States, date of the deeds, kind
ct conveyance, consideration, full description of
the land, where deed executed, date of record
book and page where recorded, number of wit
nesses, number of seals, amount of revenue stamp,
&c.
So complete will these Abstracts be, that if
every book in the Recorders Office were destroyed
an accurate description of every instrument re.
corded there, could be procured from our office.
With these facilities we are prepared, on the
shortest notice, to give all necessary information,
and written abstracts of ttle at reasonable prices,
| to all who may desire the same. ..g..s
With these Abstracts before us, we also have
facilities for preparing conveyances of every de-
scription, unequalled by any other Office in the
county, and which will be made out by us atusual
rates. We will give special attention to remedying
defects in titles removing incu mbranees, procuring
lost deeds, getting original patent copies of
same, and pertecting titles generally. ...
Every owner of Real Estate should know the
full history of his title to same and that it is cor
rectly placed on the record and every prudent
man will refuse to buy any lands or lots without
first being fully satisfied that the title to same is
perfect, clear and unimcumbered and these facts
can be ascertained from us at small expense.
Our charges will be as follows:
For an examination Of the title to lot or tract
of land with verbal opinion on same, from 81 to
So, according tovalue and number of Transfers.
For full abstract of the title, with written
opinion on same, So and over according to number
of conveyances of the land, and labor in making
out same y
A reasonable deduction will be made to appli-
cants, for chain Of title to two or more tracts and
also to attorneys and agents who make frequent
business calls upon us.
.a ROSS g. COOK.
PeTysburg, o., February IL, 1857. 81
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AMERICA.

My country, 'tis Of thee,
Sweet land Of Liberty,
OF thee | sing;
Land where my father died,
Land Of the pilgrims pride;
From every mountain side,
Let Freedom ring.
My native country thee,
Land Of the noble, free
Thy name / love;
] love thy rocks and rills,
Thy woods and tempted hills
My heart with rapture thrills
Like that above.
Let music swell the breeze,
And ring from all the trees,
Sweet Freedoms song;
Let mortal tongues awake,
Let all that breathe partake,
Let rocks their silence break,
The sound prolong.
Our fathers God, to thee,
Author of Liberty,
To thee | smgl
Long may our land be bright
With Freedoms holy light;
Protect us by the night,
Great God our King.
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Che Castaliau .funnt.
INDEPENDENCE DAY.

This day to greet,
With joy we meet;
Then Danish care away;
With festive cheer,
Come hasten here
'Tis Independence Day; ...
'Tis Independence Day
Joined heart and hand,
A happy band,
We Freedoms flag display
With music's sound,
We gather round
IT'S Independence Day
We shout and sing,
And flowers bring;
Youths joyful emblems they;
The laurel twine
With fadeless pine;
IT'S Independence Day
From morn to night,
With love unite,
To celebrate this day;
Let peace aud JOY
Our hearts employ;
'Tis Independence Day
Our fathers brave,
The land to save,
Did Freedoms call obey;
BY young and old
Their deeds be told
'Tis Independence Day!
Let banners wave
For deeds so brave
The Stripes and Stars displayl
The eagle, bold,
Our shield shall hold
'Tis Independence Day
Huzza again
Another strain, '
And then for home awayl
This day was won
BY Washington
'Tis Independence Day
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Lands IN wood county, Ohio, among which are the
following &c.,
so acres Of land in Perrysburg Township,
5 miles from Perrvsburg, 16 acres under cultivs-
tton, for 81 500 $500 down, balance in l, 2 and
years. A good team, harness and wagon will be
taken on first payment. t..i
16O ncres 10 Washington Township, good log
| house, well and bearing orchard so acres inn
| proved balance timber-walnut, oak, etc. Will
sell either improved so, or tmbered so, or both
part down. bala nee in four equal annual payments
so acres. miles west Of Portage, in Liberty
Township, on good road, all under Guilty ton but
acres, orchard of30O large trees, frame barr, log
house.
2O1l acres, near p. Avenue Road, miles from
Perrysburg, in Lake Township, acres fenced, 2 in
apple and in peach orchard.
2Oi acres. on road from New Rochester to
West Millgrove, Montgomery Township ne NV
and pit ne and pit ne, well improved and good
buildings,
1I9,acres, miles south of Portage, in Portage
Township, on Perrysburg and Findlay Pike, so
acres improved, new house, fine peach and apple
orchard, good well, shop, &c. Unimproved part
well timbered and handy to saw-mill.
S9 acres, on corner OF county and town road. Z
miles NV from Van Buren, AZ from McComb "
y sw d sec 81 town g. range TO- Henry Town
ship; 25 acres under cultivation, 40 acres fenced,
good young orchard, new frame house, log barn.
40 acres, miles east Of Portage on creek bank,
Sc 4 NV 4 Portage Township, Z acres improved,
balance well timbeled and near saw-mill.
40 acres, 3 miles NV of West Milgrove on road
leading thence 60 Fostoria, NV ne sec 80, Portage
Township. all under cultivation, large fine orchard,
good frame house, log barn, splendid well.
so acres n 4 NV x sec 80, and sw u sw u sec
10, Portage Township, 2 acres improved good log
house, 3 miles south Of Portage, on Perrysburg and
Findlay Pike. l. A.s. ..>
so acres, in Milton Township, Il mile from Mil
ton Center, well timbered and 4 mile from saw
mill. - t...,rs ss--..
l50 acres, timbered land, in Perrysburg Town
ship, near East Oregon Road, 6 miles from Toledo.
so acres, tmbered, miles east Of Portage, in
Portage Township, sw sw and NV sw. r
The undersigned are respectfully soliciting the
agency Of Lands upon the easy terms Of no fee
where there is no sale.
WEDDELL & EBERLY.
Perrysburg, January l, 1867. % SO
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Orders will be filed at short notice, and upon
he most rea ona blet terms.
issy- Printing Of every kind, whether job work
or advertising, which is done for any association
ccietv public meeting political party, will be
charged to the person or persons ordering the
same, who will be held responsible for payment.
.OBBINGER g. TIMNIONS,
;..,, Publishers and Proprietors.
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q EAUTY4

Auburn, Golden, Flaxen & Silken Curls
the use Of Prof. DEBREUX'
Il FRlSER LIE CHEYEUX. One application
warranted to curl the most straight and stubborn
hair OF either sex into wayy ringlets heavy mas
siye curls Has been used by the fashiOhables Of
Paris and London with the most gratifying re-
suits. Does no injury 10 the hair. Price by mail
sealed aud post postpaid, 81, Descriptive Circn-
lars mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS 4
CO., Chemists, No. 2S5 RiFer-street, Troy, N. Y.
Sole AEssss for the 6nissd States. AAaI
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DRrtL ron SINGLE MES, Far "a love.
Aaeattpar-psy to her, 4. Qaick Marel--
aud ask her mamma, FILE fight-,withiler
TO church. Hal-and reflect upon yonr
duties and do them. About FdSe4fiom
all the bad habits Of yopg single life, and
live for her, Adeascs Armsr-to your
young wife @hop,6ut walking. OIose Ep--
to all good deeds. Form Squares
protect home. Breaks dO6;--lronfi late hours
and go 10 yoFr oSP qpaFsers; !" ~ ,mas 9.e i.s
20 sll NJ fffS F1-ii7-7 no ~ Ifll OH sgH r
PAY hand. II he is a pbolr hand, al Won
promised him if he is Rgoed hand pay
hin little more II will encourage him 10
do bettsf.f sssil 4in fssg d i' tsH
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rug BUCKLES, or CLASPS.

IUt buCkLkS, OR CLASPS.
This b ickle has taken the premium at many Of
our State Fairs over all other Buckles in the coun
try. First-vths Buckle has no tongue in il TO tel
the tug. Second-it can be altered in a moment
with perfect ease. rhird-if yonr horses get cast
the tugs can be unfastened by simple pull of the
rens runaway horses the same. Having no holes
punched in them, the tugs durable for all time
-NOTlCB.-All Harness makers in Wood county
are forbidden TO use this Buckle without my con-
sent at the extreme penalty of tho law. Township
rights for sale on reasonable terms.
On hand at all times Single and Double Harness
OF the best quality. Repairing OF all kinds done
on short notice. A. L. REED.
Perrysburg, March ., 1857. 46zE
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RIpoE. June, 1851.
] Attributes or tho seseesa.a saaa p

Men hayeIpore slresgth. Women uiorS a
hexiulllty. ei d1nila af,. 20 ilrq IS H.rQ,.Y log
-. Men lihten' arrpaEs, compare and dsdpst,a
olAlen have mote force, Women moro
gTace. .f..ofoa ,sr.t ttfh,eh afIIra a
Man oyercQfhes. hWpman Subdues. ta !.
Nan thinks. pNuman sspeaksS.ga,f ~ q
Man, is noble, M6man beautiful. zgsag :.
Man,was formed to cppquerg the wheld
creatioh' Woman 20 approach tINi aop- q
lqnefOr, Nm tas9, Ae~oa .ea4Q, ~ Ea4s 81
All thipgs liking shall keep theiEaiatahcs,s 81
from Man it iaithsr privilege 81 Wamah
sl0ne 70 be diVested fsneh fear Man is
never 50 much lord Of sIl nature as when /!
he completes all other triumphs BY pl6-
tectiig Womahs-- .-.ss'.
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ROSS & COOK.
FOR SALE.

EOUR desirable residences in Perrysburg
IL Price ranging from 81 200 to 81 500; for sal,
by sa f1-tH ROSS & COOK.
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Desirable Farm for Sale.

DSSIIaDIG L ar1n tOr Sale.
We have for sale, the excellent farm of Gen. D.
w. Day, near Bowling Green, consisting of 24O
acres, nearly all under fence, over 100 acres under
cultivation, good buildings, good orchard, thor
ougfy ditched; and is in every view frst-cass
farm, in the best of condition. Price low and
terms easy.
sos ROSS & cook
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MISCELLANEOUS.
H0! FARMERS, ATTENTION !
The Greatest Discovery of the Age,

A T.. REED has purchased The right Of sale
"a for Wood county Of the Justly celebrated