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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-30

City TBIE.-We are pleased to no.
tice that the bells on the engine
houses strike the regular Post Office
and railroad time. This is as it
should be, and care should be taken
to have the time kept the same here
after
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OLD BAPTIST CHURCH.-This old
building belonging to the city, is to be
sold on next Saturday at public sale.
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CooL.-The weather was quite cool
last night.
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DJ~ Envelopes Of various sizes and
qualities at the JOURNAL Office. Call
and examine our stock.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-30

RT Beautiful French Letter Paper,
assorted patterns, at the JOURNAL
Office.
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1TEMs.-Local items were as scarce
yesterday as misers at donation meet
ings.
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p@ Carriers Ink for sale at this Of
fee.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

I. l.. ROWLsOE, the best Cutter
that has ever been in Indiana, viii
return 30 LYONS on the 1st August.
E0 B. Baum has removed to -
First Street, between Sycamore and
Vine, where he viii open a wholesale
Notion and Millinery business by the
first of September next. All indebt-
ed to him will please call at above
named place and settle. B. BAUM.
iv;30 ct
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COUNTY ADYRRTIBEMEETs.
Statement

Of Receipts and Expenditures Of
the County Treasury from June
LIST, 1858, TO JUn3 LIST, 1889. On
Account Of VandeIbuTgh County.
Indiana for County PURPOSES
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND CON.
o4 TRACTORS.

Having bought The Sand Bank formerly
owned by Dir. Il. Cross, I am prepared to
furnish No. / article of Building Sand;
ALSO fresh Plaster, Lime, and Cement, at
the lowest liVing rates.
april JAMES CROFTS.
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BG Undressed or wash kid gloves
fifty cents per pair, at Hughes's. If
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For Family Use.

Choice Lard, put up IN tin cans,
at twenty-one cents (21c.) per pound,
and no charge for cans, for sale by
L. RUTFNER, JR., 81 Co.,
jy21tf. No. 5 Water Street.
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one. -..-.., -..f-.......
CoMPLI1IEST no EVANSVILLE Me-
cHANIOs. Yesterday Mr.uC0ndit, of
Indianapolis. closed a contract with
Messrs, Albaker Il Oaden. of this
city, to put up the stone frontiof a
new building he designs erecting in
the former city, The building will be
highly Ornamented and the front is to
be of the magnificent Green River
stone, which isrin the JOURNAL Office
aud other buildings in ourcity, and is
so very attractive to strangers The
contract price for the front is SIG, 000
The stone will be prepared in this
city and then shipped by rail to- In
dianapolis. Messrss -Albakerl & Ca.
den are excellent mechanics, and we
predict that their stone front, when
completed, will be the handsomest
thing Of the kind in Indianapolis,
and others erecting new buildings
there will be induoed to emulate the
good taste displayed by Mr. Condit in
his selection of stone and mechanics
to put it up.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-30

s1 Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at be /. &. ID. HEIMAN's.
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bI letter Books-white or brown
paper7-for sale at the Journal OIfco.
FINE WoRK FOR A FINE EsTAB-
LIsnIENT.--The JOURNAL Job. De-
partment has Just turned out cata-
logue for the firm Of John III. Rocker
& Co. that cannot be cxcelled as
specimen Of topographic art in this
city. 1t is a large catalogue of thirty
sikh pages, containing cuts of stoves,
and is worked on fine tinted plate
paper, with superior wood cut ink.
Mr.. John IL. Roelker is foundry
man of large experience, being a prac-
teal workman himself, and fully ca
pable Of experimenting all branches
of work in his profession. In
the manufacture of stoves and
hollow ware, architectural castings,
&C., this house has no superior in the
State. Mr.. Rocker has devoted the
best years Of his life Ia building up a
reputation for fine work, and in the
way of architectural castings his
house has the honor of having turned
out the largest ever made in the West,
the iron columns of the Opera House
having been made at his foundry.
Persons in want Of fine printing are
requested to call and examine speci-
mems at the JOURNAL Office.
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OFFERED;
An Opportunity
TO Engage in o Profitable
Business, In q Pleasant
Locality.

II Il H. M S AZ "A sW.
r OFFER aEY s4w.BEzLL PROP
erty, which consists Of min, dwelling,
warehouse, and i've and a half acres Of
land, together with several small out
houses, situated in front OF the town Of
New Harmony, on the Wabash River
between Main and West Streets, for sale.
WIN take pay in great par. in any COM
vertible property, such as lumber, mer-
chandiso, stock, or land. VIM divide the
property
MILL ALONE, or
MILL AND DWELLING, or
MILL AND WAREHOUSE.
For particulars address
q. e. ELLTOTT,
yAdlw,wat Harmony, Ind,
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S@ t. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pal :
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
je17-tf
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Railroad Notioe.

-sN VICTOR BIsCH, Al. ". g.
Evansville, June Isl 1853 -iY2I d8t W3t
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Bar If you want a good ,Inkstand
call at the JOURNAL Office and buy
one.
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No. 6 LOCUST STREET.
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p@ Sealing Wax, Waters, an,
Mueilage at the JOURNAL Office.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22
PREPARED BF
KlITCH NOTICE-No. iOI.

AIrCH NOrICE-NG. iOI.
JANIS ELLIs, Principal Petitioner.
NOTlCE Is hereby given T., all etriitcrncd
that petition has been filed in the Atditlrs
Office OF Wnod County, Ohio, pravine for tic
location and construction of ditch, dtAin or
water-cnursc, commencing near the t6rtlreast'
corner Ot the southwest quarter of sect itrirf,im-
per tmee = town five I 81, north of ra Sre d.
tlOl east, in Wood county Ohio, ami running
thence west on the halr-section lne-oh the south
side of Road No. one hundred and twenty. fn,rt
t2i). to the northwest cor. nf the lands nf Waller
Cummings, and thence south until il intcrsecys
aditch.draiI or water course knowh as Ditch No.
twenty nine t20), and there tcrrRihate.
The surveyor and engineer has made due re-
port, which report is now ON file in said xvdit-
ur's Ofiicc, setting firth tho availability and ne
cesSity Of said ditch and recommending that
said ditch be established on tie route as dcs-
cribcd in said petition, with bottom width Of
three (3) feet; that the excavated earth W re-
moved at loast three (3) feet from the edge Of the
ditch, that ioodgates be constructed at cvrS
fence crossing, and recommending The eonstIuc.
ton OF the necessary bridges and farm crossings:
Said report also shows tie following lands ia
be benefited by the location aud cons ruction of
said ditch All Of sections numbered three i3)!
and four ~, the cast half Of the northeast quar-
ter and the northeast quarter Of the soutl east
quarter of section number FIVE (5). and the
north half Of section number ten (l0), all iif
town five (5), north of range ten (l0) east.
The time for hearing said petition upoft
the report of the Engineer by the Commission
ers OF Wood county has been set for FRIDAY,
the goth day of October, A.. ID. 1869, at the
Auditors Office Of said county, at which time
Uf the ditch be establishedl said Commissioners
will make an appottioh.neht Of n. Nsbur of
constructing said ditch, aud of the costs and ex-
penses Of making said location AIMING the own
crs of the lands a6ove described according tty
the benefit To be derived by the location OF
said ditch.
J. b. NEWTON, Auditor of Wood C1rinlt.
Perrysburg, September 2s. 1907. s3lsi2 50
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nrTcI1 N0TioE.-No. n ice.

~ ENASrEL GISOERY, Principal Petitioner.
NOTlCE is hereby given to all concerned thai
petition was filed In the Auditors Office if
Wood County, Ohio, on the 18th day Ct Noverl-
Der, 1858, signed by Emanuel Gingery and 9TH
ers, praying Tor the location of ditch. drain Or
water-cOurse, commencinEin in the sOutheas ST quar-
ter of section fifteen (l5), in township No. five
(5), range nine t9), in the swae known as tho
head OF Sugar Greek, ana running thence ina
northeasterly direction following the conrse rs
said swale till II irtersccts ditch No. ninety-ser-
en- (97 }, aud there terminate.
The surveyor aud engineer has made due re-
port, which report is now on file in said Audthr's
Oilice setting forth the availability and necessity
Oi said ditch and recommending that said ditslF
be established ON the route described in the Pc
tlion, and that it be constructed with bottom
width of four A. feet, with bank slopes Of on6
and one N feet base TO one (ll one foot
vertical that the excavsted earth be removed
at least three O. feet, and all fallen timber be
removed ten (lO) feet from the edge of the ditehr
that waterways tor the iugress Of water be lefe
ms often as once in six rods and that flood gates
be constructed at every fence crossing.
The engineer reports that the following lands
will be benefited by the locating aud opening of
said ditch, to-wit: Ten acres of the souilicast
corner Of the east half Of the northwest quarter,
the north half orths southwest qGarter, the sOct
west quarter of the southwest qus-ter, aud about
ten acres OF the northwest corner the southeast
quarter OF the southwest quarter, in section four+
teen ll4l; the southeast quarter Of section fifteen
lbl the north twenty-six acres Of the ehst hait
Of the northeast quarter Of section twenty -f~6
(22) and abunt ten acres Of the northwest cor
ner Of The west half nf the northwest Quarter ~
section twenty -thrce { 23l, all in tsNnship M.
five t5l, north range No. niue ~ east, Wood
County.
The time for hearing said petition Hpon tho
report Of the engineer by the Commissioners Of
Wood County, has been set for FRIDAY. the
29th day Of October, 1869, at the Auditors 0Hies
Of said county, at which time iif the ditch be
established) said Commissiohers wiz make an
superintendent the labor of constructing said
ditch, also mn appertonmcnt Of the Gusts and
expenses Of making said lneatinn.
gsB. NEWTON, Auditor Of Wood County,
Perrysburg, September 80, 1859. 2SdSl3 rs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22

What iit Costseio be q LOafeE.-D0es
the Young man who persists in being a loafsr
ever reflect how much less 1t would cost to be q
decent, respectable man? Docs he imagine
that loaferism is more economical than gem
tilitY? Anybody eau be a gentleman if he
chooses to be, without much more cost, but it is
mighty expensive being lOafer. 1t costs time
in the first place-days, weeks, mouths OF it-iu
fact about all the time he has, lor no man can be
afirst-class loafer without devoting nearly his
entire time TO il, The occupation, well followed,
hardly affords time for eating, sleeping or driA,
we had almost said drinking, but on reflection
we will except that. The lOafer can fnd time
to drink, whenevef invited. f.tNt tfi
ltcosts friends. Once fully embarked on the
sea Of loaferdom and you may bid farewell to
every friendly sail that floats under an honest
aud legitimate flag. Your consorts will only be
the buccaneers Of society. Il costs money
for though the loafer may not earn cent, or
have one for months, the time lost might have
produe ID him much money IL devoted to indus
try instead Of slOth. II costs health, Vigor, COM
fort--all the true pleasures Of living honor,
dignity, self-respect and the repect of the world
when living, and, finally, all regret or consider
alton when dead. Be a gentleman it is far
cheaper.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22

AdvertisinS.-Thcrc are many who think
that advertising doesn't pay. For the informa-
iin of such, we give the experience of a few Of
the most successful business men in the country;
Without Advertisements, I should be poor
man to-day III r. HciaJoid. -
My success is owing to my liberality in adver-
Using Bouacr.
Advertising has furnished me with a compe-
tcncc.--Ihos Lqerence.
] advertised nv productions and made
money Nicholas Lo'gcorh.
Constant and persistent advertising is a sure
prelude tn wealth. Stephen Girord.
lie who invests one dollar in business, should
invest one dollar in advertising that business
4. r. .Hepart.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22
Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.

The following are the transfers Of real estate
n Wood County, as shown by the books in
Recorder MERRY's Office, for the week ending
October l6, 1859;
a J.. II, Mcknight to W. Sweet; Pt lot 9I, Per-
Tysburg- $40.
r. Hartman to +. sealscott 81 VIZ NV sec
70, ~ o. range ", 40 acres 81 500.
A. NJ. Drain 10 II. Sawyer; pt So ne sec Id.
tp 4, range 10, 6S aeres-S4 ESQ.
S. l.. Cunning 10 VI. Cunning ut VIZ sw sec
~, tP 6GranI,e 40 so aones-- ~ 900. -
A. GaHRriisnh 70 A. Rattersla INV nv acc
S, Up 4, range II As acres $500.
]. Wilson h. II. lismeen; az pL< sw sec -
Up 5, range II, 40 acres-t2, ,O00.
III. Beaupre 10 ID. Sonit Pt AZ Sc sec sS. IN
range II .lH aeres- e4O0. f7lllE T'aF
j. =. Abbott 10 l.. L. LoOmist pt nX M see
Z, tP s. range n, Al acres $500
ID. II. Randall to n. J. MeMahan se ne and
ne Sc see 2, Up 4. range 10. 50 aeres-s2 500.
!. H. SwRnders to l.. A. Ilniehisan ~ ne sec
10, tp 4, range ., 40 acres $500.
J. w. Ross N G. @. Wright; lots 7OI, 7O7
us aud 7l6, Perrysburg- SzO0.
A. ,; Aeksr te WIN Crook, Jr.i Pt lOt 7Ss,
Perry sburg-$4T5.
Mo- oi transfers, IL Total taIue, tIT, ,ziS,
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rIanheed. lLoN Lost, ROW llestotsd

AAsa2 lust published, new edition Of DR.
M ACutyerwoll's Celebrated Essay
,EsX on the radical care (witho,ft nedicine)
OF Mrs A4roEand A., OF Seminal Wea kness,
Involuntary Seminal Losses, IMPOrENcY, Mental
and Physical ineapaeiiy. Impediments to Mar
riage, ete.i also, COssuNrrIoS, EPILErsY, and
FRS, induced by sslf-indulgence OF sexual ex-
travagance.
l5g- Price in a sealed envelope, only G cents
The celebrpted sthqf IN tnis adhisrAble es-
say, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years
successful practice, that the ralaEnaing copse-
queRees Of seli-abAse mAy be radically cured
without the dangerous use % internal medicine
or the application Of the knife pointing ont 4
mode Of cure al once simple, certain, and eject
nal, by means OF Which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition may be, may cure himself
eheaply. privately, aud rgdieaHg. ~ W.
~ This Lecture should be in the hands Of
every Fouih snd every man in The lands gHl
Sent, under seal, 10 a plain envelop, % any
address, postpaid on receipt Of SIX cents, or two
post stamps. Also. DR.. CulverWsIl's Mar-
riage Guide" price Is eenes. sAddress tl,e.
Publishers, cHAS. }. c. KLINE & 90. N z
III Bewery, New York, POs,olhes Box Z, $50
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22
tFor the JoanaL) F
LINES TO MY MOTHER.

I'm weary, oh weary to night, Mother,
Ny heart Is lone aud sad;
With thoughts Of other days, Mother,
When every pulse beat glad.
With youths bright dreams, whose magic
beams
Tingcd all with rosy light,
When not a thought, but what was fraught
With visions fair and bright.
wander mid scenes once more, Mother,
Where OF ia childhood | played
Ere the household baud was broken, Mothcrf
Or one from the fold had strAyed.
Where the laugh and song, we're loud aud longs
Esr our hearts were merry and free,
unfettsred by care, we were happy there
N our dear old home with thee.
Obi the DAYS have been long and sad, Mother,
Since We broke that golden chain,
And the links are not so bright, Mother,
And never will be again.
Eauhs bl;ghting blast Ger all has passed,
QAe iiak is csnkered deep,
OIL when will that chain be united again
Pear Mother, think and weep.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22
(N rittcn for the Insurance Review.)
SUMNER DYING.
ny W. II. c. mosNER.

BEArrY is waning, voice Of complaining
Comes from the hill.sid and dell;
Dhge notes are ringing, aud crckets are sing
ing
To summer song Of farewelll
Day brightly closes, but where are the roses
June wreathcd with her tresses pf gOldl
Son wlnds aud are signing, where darkly are
lying
Their rain.beateu leaves on the mold.
Sadness comes DER me- for barren before me
Lie fields that loved when a boy;
M more on the shadows of oaks on the meadows
Stout mowers their incoming enjoy.
The stubble, how lonelyi weeds shooting up
only
Where grain clothed .he generous soil,
Aud reapcrs we're swinging their cradles and
singing
Blithc stratus to euiven the toll.
Cattle are wading, where willows are shading
The low. shallow bed of the stream
Thisiledoun hnatiug, is sadly denn'ing
That summer will pass like a dream. '-
The harvest moon, sailing through mist, is uu-
Her disk like a blood. painted shield,
While schoolboy and maiden, their baskets
fruitladcu,
HE home from the blackberry field. -
DARK swells Of ocean, with long measured
Moan as tIey break on The shore Nj lif5'
Airy tongues wailing, kr beauty's check paIing
Chime in with a desolate roar.
Stars have grown DINNER, less dazzling the
eiimmcr
OF FREELY lamps on the lawn,
Flower cups unfolding are honey-lrops holding,
But light from the landscape is gone.
Throncd on the thistle the bob-o-lnk's whistle
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22
-The case cost Lhe State Of Ohio 81. .el2.

Railroad Accident An extra freight
trnin, which left Lima at | o'clock on Monday
.morning last, was thrown from the track three
miles this sile of Ottawa by running over two
cows. The cows attempted to make their escape
by running along the track, bnt soon fell into
cattle guard, and the engine being so close up
on them the speed could not be materially slack
ened until tHo late to prevent the accident. The
engine was thrown from the track and upset,
without even breaking the glass in tie cab, and
the engineer, who kept firm hold upon the lev
er during this unpleasant maneuvering of the
engine, came out without a bruise. The tender
was thrown across the track without damage.
Two ofthe freight cars were thrown from the
track and literally demolished. The accident
delayed the passenger trains some -four hours.
The engineer, Mr. MILLER was mole fortunate
upon this occasion than he was three years ago
when his engine went through br!ge into ca
nal near Tippecsnoe, resulting IN the death of
his fireman and himself crippled for life.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22
Demorost,s ParIor mngaMnc.-

This and sewing machine IS beginning 10 DC
considered indispensable by young housekeepers
and ladies generally; but the MONTHLY Drsst be
had, whether the sewing ma chine is or not. One
Of the great things in its favor is, that the gem
tlemen like it. They fnd il sensible instead of
frivolous, full Of practical information and nse !.
full ideas, which save young and inexperienced
wives and m thers any amount Of trouble aud ex1
pense. Illustrations and patterns. the musicand
Otlier departments are each worth the cost, aud
we advise husbands who want to do really
good thing for their wives, themselves, and the
family generally, to send 80 to S3S Broallfay,
n. Y, Immediately H3d' 1H' -i "in ..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22
Photograph Gallery !
On Fifth-strcet, east of the Union School house
Perrysburg, Ohio

Uh FITth-strcet, cast OF The Union School -hOuse
Perrysburg, Ohio.
TNEE undersigned would call the attention of
Il the people Of Perrysburg and vicinity that
she Is still TAKING PICTURES of the Best
Quality, OF all sizes and kinds, from the A. size,
or largest, down to the smallest AmbrotyDes
aud Gems; also copying from other Pictures.
and enlarging them, IL desired, in copying.
She will finish up Pictures 10 India Ink, OF
paint in water colors in the most approved STYLES;
viii also furnish Framesnnd Cases of all kinds,
sizes and styles that may be required.
She would respectfully invite her friends TO
cal and see what their own artist can do, before
going elsewhere. 1t will cost you nothing if
you can not be suited. She asks nothing more
than to show what she can do, and feels conf
dent Of giving satisfaction.
N. B.-No pictures taken on Sunday.
Mas. NICHOLS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22

"My SON." said a veteran at the fout Of the
stairs, arise and see the newly risen luminary
of the day, aud hear the sweet birds singing
their matiu songs of praise to their Creator !;
come while the dew is on the grass. aud the tcn-
der lambs are bicating on the hillside come
say yor I'll be there with a switch aud give you
the cussedest licking you ever had"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22

curious suit is about ,tobe tried before n
Memphis Justice Of the peace. A white man
has y'mng ullpup- The pup bit a barefooted
negro in the heel "a he was passing. The necr,
jumped. aud two of the pups teeth were thereby
sbstrac.ei. The negro suos the white m ~ for
allowing a vicious dog tn ran at large. The
white man files cross cut saw bill, AMI sues
the negro for having heel tough enough to draw
a do IS teetll.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

ON the 5,h dav Of November, 1860, between
~ the hours oi and 2n'clnck =. w., ut the
drlr of tho Courthouse, in Perrysburg, Ohio,
will be sold To the highest bidder the following
real estate as the property OF Geo. n. Parsons,
deceased to-wit
NV u Vt sec 81, tp ., range 10 east. containing
20 acres Cf land And the undivided half vt the
5 y Sc " sec 2S, tp 4, range 10 and the y
Of the ne =, the n y of the NV u aud the sw !,
of the ne a of see 30, tp I. range 10 east, all in
Wood County, Ohiu, containing li0 acres.
Terms OF sale; one.third cash. balance in one
and two years, secured hv mortgage on premi-
scs. L. 5. SLENlN, Executor Of
Geo. n. Parsons.
J. I. PMcE, Attorney. 2llS5
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22

Road TmprOvement.--There appears 10
be considerable dissatisfac ton concerning the
contemplated improvement Of the McCutchen-
vile road, which will probably end in litigation.
1t is estimated that the proposed improvement
will cost about sl3 900, and when completed, it
is claimed, will be of but little improvement 10
the road.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-22
Cider Mill and Press.-.Joux orrEn

Cider Mill and Press.-JoHN OTTER
DAcHER & Co. have erected a Cider Press and
hN We in cunnect tion Herewith irstsclass Cider
Mill on Bast boundary street. lAh those lIav-
ing apples TO grind and cider 70, make will do
well o. give them call. They will aisn pay
cash for seven or eight hundred bushels of
good cider apples. i'N 23i