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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored 10 health in
Few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf
fered for several years with severe lung affection
and tina. dread disease Consumption-is anxious to
make known to his w-suGerers the OF
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
sorpon used ree of Charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
ooUGHs COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread infor
nation which he conceives to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothng. and may prove blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription, FREE, by return mall will
please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, =
3Ez Williamsburg, Kings Co. New York,
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, July 3, 1867.
FL0UR--Fine, 50 1901 90; Supertine 5O@
8 90; Extra, s 50@9 90; Double Extra aud Fancy,
10 00@ll 90. Rye Flour, 8 so.
AlN-Wheat 2299230c; Corn 76@82c; Oats
dull Rye dull Barley quiet.
PORH-Mess new 81 OOtS22 90; Hams 1lc
Shoulders lac.
LARD-Prime, in bbls, l2c; do. kegs, l26c.
BUTTER Fresh roll lScj in keg l5e.
EGGS-l5c.
GR0CERIES--Coff 25@97c; Java 3Tcj
Sugars--raw sugar l0@l4c crushed I6@16Nc
granulated l6lSc, A coffee l5<c; b coffee ID ]Sc
Q coffee 13N0l4c. Teas-YOung Hyson, 1000
l15c; Imperial l45@l75e; Black 90@l50c;
japan ll0@l25e. Molasses 75@lOOc. Srups-
fair 55@6Oo, good 70@SOc prime 9001l5c
Rice-Rangoon l0c; Carolina lie.
LuMBER-Clear SOS; I'd clear $50; box $45
stock boards $24 common boards $l9; culled dc
$l4i fencing $40 Gull fencing SI4; flooring strips
$40; I'd do S3S; jost seantling and timber, 1S feet
and under, $40; A | 1S-inch sawed shingles co.
lS-inch sawed shingles 90; l6-nch sawed
shingles 75 and 25; clear and second dressed
flooring 80 90; common dressed flooring 81 90
cannon dressed siding $23; I'd and clear dressed
siding S29; dressed stock common, l2-inch, S25
dressed common boards $40; Lath 4 90.
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The Ice Crean ani Strawberry Festival, given
by the ladies' of the NJ. e. Church, on Wednesday
aud Thursday evenings ofl week, at the Court
house. passed off in good STYLE giving entire sat-
isfaction to those who attended, and amply re-
warling the efforts industriously put forth for
the benefit of the Church. Tho net receipts on the oc-
casion, We are informed, amount to SIS or upward
Everything s2ired to render the occasion
pleasant an agreeable. The ice cream (prepared
by the ladies thcmselves) could not be excel I'd,
and the strawberries were delicious. The happy
greetings, fricnlly converse the bright sparkle Of
the ey ,tho pleasant smile all contributed to the
social interest and enjoyment of the occasion, and
none but the most morcse anchorite could have
so away dissatisfied. The ladies will accept
our thanks for beautiful boquet.
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Ifpeople grow thin add euaciaisd, and fairly
die out by inches from the taEsges Of dyspepsia
and indigestion, aud who viii pity such people, in
their distress and suferings when they neglect 10
avail themselves OF the only remedy yet discovered
that will cure them, and which we hate again and
Hgan repeated and recommended as . certain
cure for dyspepsia-we refer 10 Goes Dyspepsia
Cure. II is certainly the greatest miracle Of the
age ior it cures all disorders Of the stomach add
bowels. r,f
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SPRING HAS COMET
NOW is the time for Farmers to order what Ma.
Y chimes they want, and the
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
Is the place where you will find the largest assort
?. meDt OF
Agricultural Implements,
In the county, among which are the following
FIRsT-CLASS MACHINES
EXCELSIOR MOWER & REAPER.
, With Gutter in front and on right side; tho dri,
YER seated as though riding in a sulky; his team.
cutter, bar, dropper, reel,rggng and all obstacles
within range Of his eye without turning his head;
his work all before him. The number o. terrible
accidents recorded each season warns us Of the
wisdom of having the near horse on the opposite
side from the Reel and Cutter. No consideration
should weigh against the safety Of yourself or boy
while operating. lD ll on
Buckeye Improved Mower and Reaper.
A tiptop machine, with Mandrake or Platform
attachment, with easy side delivery, for harvest
ing barley, oats and FAX, and dropping attachment
either Of which can be attached or detached In ten
minutes. n
THE BUCKEYE CULTIVATION
Has taken more premiums than any other Corn
Plow made. Improved for 1857 II you want a
Corn Plow only, ask any ono who has used n
Buckeye, ofits superior merits, 9Ir
Warmers Revolving Sulky Rake
simple in construction, not liable to get out Of
order, and durable. A boy can manage L without
the least difficulty. II took the first premium at
all the State Fairs In 1855. 10
.N. FOWLER & WICK'S tU ej
Hay Gatherer and Stacker,
"% Horse Hay, Fork and Rake.
No Farmer should be witk6ut them 90 p
Russell Il Co. Bclted and Three -hitched
,t First and Best Separators. T.,
Cooks Celebrated Eyaporators. -
20 900 in use, all warranted aud none returned.
II is the most rapid boiler known and the most
thorough defecator. It has taken first premidnis
at As State Fairs. d9J .Ifa.
The Victor Cane Mill. aa ,.r.
The testimony OF thousands Of operators pfoves
II TO be all we have claimed 1.-THE Victor Mill
t5S- l have the exclusive right to- sell Id
Wood County all the above ffsticiass Machines,
and have pamphlets descriptive Of eacR free to alli
Eureka Cutting Box-E universal favprlei
Wood Mills Lima, Norwalk and Rclipsei
Corn Sheers- Star and Burtall's IrOH.
Buckeye Cider Mill; Buckeye qtain Drill! t
Revolving Hay-rakes; Horse Hay-foTks
Farm Bells, Shovel Plows, CulHk atots;
Iron beam, Cast and Steel Plows.
Wheel -barrOws and ROad-scrapets.
Corp-plantsrs and Washing -maehinepI .
.Well-Pumps aud Water drawers, Chhfhs, Reels,
Wheels, &c. Repairs for all machlRss, , /,
YOu will also find at the Agricuitdtdl Ware
hodse the largest stock Of e.
CABINET FURNrrURE
In The county, together with large stock 6f Cab-
net Turning aud Broom handles.
Seed. Good Flsx-sesd TO loan % the Fartters.
Psrysburg, May I. 1857. ir
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GOoD BOOKS FOR EVERYBODY

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Ragey's New Method Of Horse Training. e5 cents
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PERRYsRURG MARKnT;

teoRSEeTED wEEELv BY ,. n. MILLER col
fFtr. PERRYsBuRe, July 3, 1851.
APPLEs-Green " bu 75c dried s5.
BBEswAx-30c " ib.
BuTTsR- lSSisc y 10; Eggs, i7@l5c " doI.
FLoUR--l2 Q0@l6 90 " barrel.
GRAIS-Corn shelled 70a75c " bu; In ear 65
@7Oc. Oats 5O@55c. Rye DO. Wheat l 5O@
225 % bu.
MEArs Hams l2If9l5c " n Shoulders 100
12hc; Dressed Hogs O007 SO " cwt.
LARD-15c " b.
PorAroEs -6O@7sc " bushel.
SAur-2 IS " barrel.
WooLA 3ODs5c u H.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youth
full indseretion will for the sake of suffering human
iy send free to all who need it, the recipe and dree
tions for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wshingto profit by the advertisers
experience, can do by addressing, in perfect conf
dence, JOHN d. OGDEN,
!. BE - Cedar street, New York.
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Valuable LittIe work.

Our esteemed friend, Mr.. GEo. B. LINDSAY, OF
the Blind Asylum, is now at home on his usual
summer vacation, reyiving old friendships and
forming new ones. During the present vacation
he PROPOSES canyassing the county in the sale of
most valuable little work, pamphlet form, con-
tanning The Declaration of Independence, The Ar
ticlcs- of Confederation, The Constitution of the
United States, and Washingtons Farewell Ad-
dress s-nationsl documents, which no American
citizen should be without Those who may have
all of these in other forms will not fail to see the
convenience of having them in little work com
pact as this. Mr.. LINDSAY has thus far met with
great success in the sale of the work, and we
trust that the citizens of the county, wherever he
may go, will continue liberal patronage, thereby
getting the full value of their money, and at the
same time bestowing their favor upon so en-
inently worthy in every regard.
Those residing in distant portions of the county,
and desiring this work receive the same, post
paid, by addressing GEO. B. LINDSAY, Pcrrysburg,
Ohio, aud inclosing 80 cents.
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The CoIdest season.

The Buffalo Courier says the spring of 1887 was
not only colder and more backward, but much
more rain fell than during the cold spring" of the
present year. On the 2Sth Of May Of that year,
the steamer Commodore Perry, of 45O tons bur-
then, commanded by Captain DAVID WILKINSON,
of this place, was the first to enter Buffalo Harbor.
She arrived from Detroit, via Toledo, and had to
break her way through the ice for distance of
thirty miles. The canals opened that spring Gu
the goth of April, and crowds of passengers would
arrive on the canal boats day after day, rush
aboard the steamers lying at the dock, and see
ing no prospect of getting through the ice barrier
in the harbor, would take tho stage for Dunkirk,
and other points, where they could procure pas
sage on steamers to the upper lakes. Notwith-
standing the wet season and late plating that
year, the crops Of 1881 Yielded most abnndantly:
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Free "a Bteryhodv.

A Large ~. oircdIaf si5ihs infOrlnalion Oh the
greatest impSrtante u tie 5dlns of both sexes,
Il teaeHss hos the homsly miy become beadHfalI
the desPiasd pelpaoted, Audthe forsaken loved.
No yOdns lGd5 o. gehtieGisn should fAil TO sebd
their AddTsls, and rsssiys copy aoitpiid. sg EstA
aas n SiBtiVsts iI rsStis. H.
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rHx PEorIsS vrRDtcr.--Ne one need suGsr with
the Piles W. W. Beebe, farmer, near Kalamazoo,
Mich, says amer suffering intensely with the Piles
for thirty one bottle OF Or. strieklands PILE
Remedy cured me- c. l. Glass, Janesvllle, Wisconsin
says one bottle cured HIN and his brother. A.. H.
few days. .''.F
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AeuR, crllls, or IrrnsurrESr fRven cured or the
money refunded. Dr., WITS Agus Pills are entirely
medicine and having been tried In over 1900 of
tie very worst and obstinate Of Chs and Fever
and not fsed even In ooe 10 eject SPECIFY cure,
the bfeprietor guarantees them TO every case,
even after ali other medicines fail. Those suffering
should Immediately give them = trial They are war.
ranted to cure For sale by Druggists, or sent by.
mail receipt Of the price, 81. address Dr. WITT,
Box Gil, Cincinnati, Ohio. Stzh
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Marringe Licenscs for juno.

Twelve marriage licenses were issued by Judge
TuMRR during the month Of June The following
are the names of the parties
Alonzo p Johnson and Euph1 asis E. HitchcOck
Adam Martin and Ellen A. Kanberger
Ezra Stevens and Sarah Daley.
John X. HAYS and Ellen NJ. Cane.
Tbomps G. Miller and Henrietta NJ. Jones.
Jesse Trapp and Ann E. Stirling.
William Fish aud Euphemia Householder.
Clark Flangher and Ann Smith.
Horace Covcr and Sarah Rathbum.
JohR Crago and Elizabeth Garner.
George p Wilson and Mary ]. Patterson.
John Bortel and Ana Saith.
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME L. r. THORNTON, the great English As
trologist, olairvoyant and who has
asonished the sceuti6c classes ofthe Old World has
now located herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thorn
ten possesses such wonderful powers OF second sight,
a. to enable her to npart knowledge Of the greatest
Importance to the single or married Of either sex.
While In state OF tranoe she denetes the very fea
tures Of the person you to marry and by the aid
ofaninstramenF OF intense power, known the Psy.
chomotrope, guarantees to produce lifelike picture
OF the future husband wife OF the applicant togeth
er With date Of marriage, position in life, leading
traits OF character, &C. This is humbug, as thous.
ands Of can Assert She will send when
desired certified certificate, written guarantee,
that the picture is what purpOrs be. BY inclos-
ing small lock Of hair and stating place OF BIRTH
age disposition and complexion, and inclOsing fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to YOURSELF you
viii receive the picture and desired information by
return mail All communications sacreAIy conhden-
tal. Address In confidence, MADAME E. y. THORN.
TON, P. o. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y. 45EE
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Wood County official Directory.
JUDICIARY oFFIcERs.
Nsw ADvERTIsEMENTs.

Enterprise Insurance Company.
View aud Survey bf County Road
For Sale--J Ricketts,.
Great Bargain Ross g. Cook.
Sheriff's Sale--C. W. Evers-
Master Commissioners Sale-C. w. Eyers.
Sheriff's Sale-C. W. Evers.
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The Festival at Tontoganv.

The Good Tenplars of Tontogany gave an Ice
Cream and Strawberry Festivalou Thursday eve
ming last, which was a success pecuniarily and
socially. Excellent music, pleasant greetings
and lovely woman chased the happy hours away.
u 10 AZ tCemmunicatedl
EDITOR -JorRSAI Your correspondent, D. II.
P., in last weeks JOURNAL, asserts, in substance,
that the ancient inhabitants Of Northern Africa,
and particularly those Of Egypt, were negroes.
The assertion is denied. Will he please furnish
the proof to sustain his position QUERIST.
The Enterprise Insurance Company.
We respectfully call the attention of the public
to the advertisement of the Enterprise INSURANCE
Company, of Cincinnati, in another column. Its
stock and management are in the hands of some Of
the most energetic, wealthy and responsible busi-
ness men in the West aud it is just s'ich organ
izatou that the West has long desired. Its capi-
tai is s1,OOO,OO0. In paying losses it is most lib
eral aud prompt, and, as Western insttution
merits the patronage of the West. N. II. CALLARr
is the Agent at this point.
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[Communicatet.1

EDIToR7 JouRSAL In last weeks JoURNAL,
some one attempts to refute my notice Of the Eu-
reka Oil, by claiming that Benzine is not explos-
i've, etc. Chemically speaking, it is not but un-
der certain circ. distances, as, for instance, when
confined in lamp and heat applied, or in cans at
the present temperature 900 }, the gas that arises
from that heat Is explosive, and if it should come
into general use and people fill their lamps with
it while the lamps are burning, as many do with
coal oil, an explosion would be the result, as it is
in the case Of coal oil, to my certain knowledge.
The adjusting agent OF the Hartford Fire lnsur-
ance Company mentioned an instance that occurred
recently where man was drawing benzine from
after night, and his candle was six feet dis
tant from the can but the wind carried the gas TO
the light, and it :. went back" to the eau aud ex
ploded, and the building was burned.
should have said, that coal oil that is branded
will lgHits at lilo degrees" instead Of explode
is the only safe oil and it can be had Of any re-
spectacle re6ner, and no honorable dealer in coal
OiIs will s9ll any other kind, although there are
dealers in this county who sell uareJiaed oil, and
the people buy it because it is cheaper than re-
fined ; and think it is time that they are made
acquainted with the dangerous properties of coal
oils bsnzne, gasoline and other unlawful products
used for light. DRUGGIST.
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I AIDES, DON'T OVERLOOK THIS si-rh.
- best preparation 10 the world for the complies
Ion. For 20 Gents we will send q Receipt for The
above preparation, so that every. lady esh max,
her own q CircassiAn Balm" for; pherqhartet o
Of what she hast pay the Druggist, and has ths
satisfaction Of knowing that tllsks Are no poison
Qua STSgs inIths mi5,sEEe; mIi65,gsEEe; Asd5esS s.a
5zz cleveland, Ohio.
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The American Farmers Horse Book

This is the title of most comprehensive and
valuable work for the farmer, embracing, in addi-
tiOn to the subjects usually treated upon in similar
works, full description of the causes and nature
of several diseases peculiar the American Horse
together with original, simple and effective modes
of treatment, including those of some disease.
heretofore considered iucurable aud also an ex
tended treatise on Stock Raising and Stock Man
ageInent. The work is especially adapted to the
use of the Farmer, and no one having ~ and
management of horses should be without this val
uable treatise.
q. w. NORTON, ESQ.,, of the Exchange Hotel, has
the Agency of this book, and will be pleased to
favor those who desire to examine the work
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MARmIED..

WHlTEHEAD-OsB0R .-On Tuesday, Jtly
2, 1907, BY Rev. e.. A. Adams, Mr. JdIK n.
w MHifEHEAb aud Miss SUSAN 0sRoRS, all Of Plain
Tewhship. -,
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nay A You've LApY returning TO |

RS~ A You've LADY, returning to her
country home, Ater sojourn Of few months In the
city, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place
Of COARSE rustic, ttshed face, she had soft, ruby
complexion of almost marble smoothness and instead
of wenty-tbree she really appeared but ghteen On
inquiry as to the cause Of great a change, she
plainly told them that she used the Circassian
Balm and considered II an invaluable acquisition
toany Ladys toilet, ny it's any Lady or Gentleman
can improve their Personal appearance an hundred
fold. It is simple In its combination, as Nature her.
seIfiF simple, yet unsurpassed in It's efficacy in draw
ing impurities fro also healing cleansing and beau
tify;ng the skin and complexion. by It's direct action
the euticle itdraWs from all Rs Impurities Kindly
healing the same and leaving tile surface Nature
intended II should be, ceat ron; smooth and beauti
ful Piice s sent by Mail or Express on receipt Of
an order by W. L. CLARK q co, Chemists,
No. 8 West Paystts-street, sSfacuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the
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"BLEssRD BE THE Man VINO FIRST INVENTED
SLEEP,"- quoth Sancho Panza. Sleep has often
been" murdered not 10 Maebeths case only, but
Gus Disorders, Headache aud host Of other com
plants. For all such there is remedy, and suf-
ierers may now exelaim, Blessed be the dian wko
invented the PLANTATION BITTERSl" This
delicious Cordial and fine Tonic is now hailed by
millions the great Health -Giver aud Rest0rer,
Resolve to buy bottle, and don't " sleep on -
90 Be wise ia time" s1g.ei. SIh t'ieA-
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RenI E.tate Transfers in Wood County

Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown BY the books in Recorder
MERRY's oflee, for the week ending June 20,
1867:
VIM. Baker 10 Cardlins Roth; prt ne sec 4, tp Z,
range l2s40 acres $500.
r.. WSkelly to Samuel Spraker; lots So and 50,
Millgrove-,$l ,0O0,
Joseph Ward TO o. II. Russell: n pt W pt ne SEQ
8, tp 5.-range 10, 80 aeres-$2, $50. .....
j. c. RalstOn to W. Wakefield; q 4 NV sec 28.
Up 5, range IL, 40 aeres-S5O0.
Isaac Burkert 10 W. Wakefield. Hw ga see %
tp 5, range IL, 40 aores-$I 500.
J. Mintop to w, l.. jewell; x ne ne sec 4 IN
5, range 10, 20 aeres-$400.
John +. Clayton 10 Sarah Il. Minton; ne se and
4 ne sec y, tip 3, range 10, 12O acres-Sl 900,
]. Davis 70 S. Davis sw SEQ 10, tip 5, range 10
go aciesG$f 200.
r. w, David TO Benz. West; pt NV sw sec 81, To
5, range 10, 2 acres-$55.
Lester Bonney TO s. Baldwin; lot 81, West6eld
500. g.'rff
Lyman Wilson 10 Frank Powell; \ sw sec "a
tP o. range 10, 80 acres 81 ,300
Simpsen Jones 10 Gideon Jones; part NV sec 2a
and Pt ne sec 20 tp 3, range 2, 80 ceres $500
John Mshony " Peter Everett; ne nc sec 10, ii
4, range 10-SI 500. - =
WIN. Wakefield 10 Isaac Burkett; LOT i97. block
80, Bowling Green--St 500.
No. Of transfers H. total value SI9,3sS.