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a. f.s1a Int s1 II lse n s te ~.
until tho crop question il piaeed Beyond danger. It
/ aeIIon-yery se1donn1th,f Anil doea mt bring n
eonions sbowe1a and o.an ~ IT, as NAV .rn Wa f.
vored Win =. 81" ne J'ea ~ ~ 4a,n aEa a ~ Tatn
h rgsx qetFne 1 % 1ae vs Tet
to san Joanufn V,11av .rG otf~r gTai1 ornvino ais
tricts; With view of carefully observing tho eondi
side Of tho fycr as surero for the want If water aut
rnin abso]tev eeded soo in order to save the crous
whtIe the east nc Of the ryer which is fur tho mos
extensive wheat field looks we'll Yet there rair
is required at IN curly day, IN order to make full
average crop. On the whole the gentlemen report thu
wheat Plant II looking quite "a promising Is 1t did
5e1r aeo;
nlahes the following editorial II remarks respecting
the general outlook OF "The Weathar-The
orops:
There begins to bo heard q general complaint from
II, farmers r. tn. The grain crop Is suffering for want
=, .,t a1 e. NO run q my has fallen for the
Of ronrht ona not ~ 5a 20 .onS season
but nnfortnnatc, .ba nrsv.tna ~ Inc c1pps
from the north desiocatng and blentna to ali tendsr
vegetation and parcng the oafth IKE lbs hot breath
and burning aun Of August. The supply Of water water,
during the winter months was somsthing above tho
everage ~ over the State, and it gave forward
11o'enens ~ H.. 20 e1nlnl Whtch encouraged hopes
cent than ths adsnt On. ~ 1aat Ue.r hass 70 ~ @ Per
Continued nntii ~ nat 49, ~ ,os ~ aess nopss
eeding twenytwo Year,. For, whsteyer ether eceen-
tricfes these statistics develop, there had not up
The present season. been single winter remarkable for
1ror sopRy o, wasr dar1nA tho months
fsiIaa Tor M,ph ~ aq ~ "en me propore1on .
onIy aroepon to that h|tharto p,is a.rc
gave Us very little min aud Apr haa 50 far sven none
1t a. Happily we but half through With April,
snd may ret hope that the needed supply will be-
tore me @ es9ps arc quite 6hghted Three dnys.an ne
hsa o sna tae 2sth instant would restore me
cron '" '1s'1oo' s''"A'' @Ao 1n'u'' Al "'aAoAnE
auopr sr,,1yn
'' cu1o.ao. Anr51 %. 1a7s
10 tho Editor a. tbs CHICAGO I1ibun<: - ~''
B1n: In one Of your late issues notice that your
commercial reporter In his report Of markets,
e1yB that the commission merchants seem to ba
on the bear side of corn against the interests OF
their shippers in the country. aud, IS tho charge
has been made before, and may possibly be b.
lieved in the country, should like to ssy q word
in reply. 4 commission mans duty, as under
stand il, is to sell whom he is ordered to do 50 by
learned that II they wish to Get auythine
for their property they must self at the tina
when the bulls arc pressing the price IN here.
and then send 1t in as soon az possible. for thew
hayo found to their cost that. f thoy wait until
, 1873-04-29

crate request at lower prices The bulk Of he offerings
arc old fowl which quotabe at $4.0o34.5o. Tur-
keys arc scarce and Arm at 16@1sc Wo notes aa1ca Of
eoops chickens at $50 18 coops do 1t s. oo@425.
but there less inquiry, and, consequently, prtcsa
ruled weak and lower. Peachblows quotabfs At 50
56c on tack mixed lots at about &c. Sales include
car peachblow1 ut SIC; do choice at SIC car
DO at SC: cars st b2@5sc, On track. ::
sALTWas IN fair request and steady at prices given
below: onondaga and Saginaw, fine, 500; ordinary
coarse, $20o coarse Diamond c. s225 ground solar,
$33s dsi5y vtshont bags $3.50; dairy With bsg.,
alum, s.. .25@o.4o; Turks fsand, $500.
SASH, DOORS, AND BLNDS-The den4ud Is
, 1873-04-29
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, April Is.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past forty-eight hours, and for the
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1873-04-29

sEEps1TfnothJ WAS IN good demand, aad, as the
supply is light and concentrated In the banda Of few
ranged from $3.so@420, for fair to choice seed Clio
ver moderate request at 51005.25; Hungarian
SC s4d et 9 nst =. F.1 rs nominal
thy at s420 10 bags do st s415; n bsga st 10; 90a
bsgs at <4oo; 15o bags at Is bags fair st
bags hungarian At Il 10 al bags fair st s1.ao.
TEAs-Were quoted quiet and steady: Young
ay.on. eo@mon e' to IT. 5e@soci DO good SO
mon to nno old ,Hyson, 75c@1 90; common i'm
pertsl so@sss; good e choice DO eoe@H1o ns to
s1ss gqaP?r$ choss g szs .s1 shG 5se.s
raj ieaf japan, 5s@65c common to dno oo1oag, 5so
ToBACtoS No nav features vere noted n Tits mar
ket fair amount Of trading was done at the prices
CH1wna-F1ne Cut-E1tra, 7s@ssc; choice, $50
7se; common, 55@soc; poor, 40@60c.
P1uo-N.tuIal leaf, 75@sec; half bright eo@7oc;
s4okno- --E1tfa, 33@s5c; medium, so@s2c; COM
wooD-we repeat our quotations, as follows
Beec5 81 90 maple, sl2oo; hickory, $aaoo; slabs,
W00L-There was fair inquiry from Western
manufacturcrs Stocks Light and prices easy. The
new clip will begin to arrive from the South next
month, and it IL thought that 40c will be about the
price for now hno washed feecs. Wo repeat quota
lions:
Tub washed extrn medium .5l@55o
Tub washed, common to ..459s2e
Common dingy .45G547o
Fleece, washed, XI, light.
Feece, Washed Z, Light.
Fleece, washed 4X, dingy. .40943c
Fleece, washed, I, dingy .40@44t
Fleece, washed, medium Light .<3@45o
Fleece, washed, medium dingy-
Fleece, uuwaahed, XEILt in good condition. .9n933o
Fleece, unwashed, xxx, dingy-. ..2e@2oc
Fleece, unwashed, coarse to medium ..3N@33c
Fleece, unwaahedt coa1so, and dingy. ..27@30c
Super pulled .38943c
Extra, pulled.
BURY wool 5@10o less.
, 1873-04-29

Dealers generally asked IN ndyance Of 10@15c
per brl early, which buyers would not pay. and
cept the asking prices OF Saturday, though wheat
vas higher here and -four was reported armer in
New York. Sales were reported Of 200 brls
1hito winter extras on private terms !; 200 br1s
s.g esraa 9a6 1nesea TIM sol as 1922 s29 brs 90
(low) ut e5.12]f; G50 brls do on private terms
30 brls spring auper6nes at $4.1256: 100 brls do
at $3.50; 100 brls rye flour at s4.35. Total
1890 brs. Also 10 tons bran ut 310.25; and 20
tons do at $1,000, both on track. The following
were the quotations at the close:
, 1873-04-29

Withdrawn from store on Saturday for city
consumption :: 1918 bu wheat, 1882 bu corn,
II, 0s1 bu oats, l. 1927 bu rye, 2,717 bu barley,
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 o'clock Is cars
wheat, l99 cars com, and II, 800 bn rejected do
by canal. 81 cars oats, $500 bu No. do. cars
ryo, cars barley. Total (24o cars), 125, 900 bu.
The following shows the distribution Of the
breadstufs shipped from this port during the
past week;
, 1873-04-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

| MONDAY Eyxx1xa April %,
| CATTLE-Receired since Saturday, 7,10o
| head-tho largest number received during the
| same period since the Union Stock Yards were
opened. The effect Of the overwhelming re-
coipts was to shake the confidence Of all classes
| of operators. Sellers at first made shov Of
f1mness, generally refusing the offers Of buyers
when those offers were below the prevailing
rates Of last week, but they soon found that i
they maintained that position the day would
close without having Witnessed any sales, and
before noon there we're free sellers at consid-
erable reduction. During the closing hours Of
the day liberal amount Of trading was done,
impossible to determine, as prices we're so very
irregular. Should to-morrow's receipts be as
large as is generally anticipated it is not difficult
TO foreteu the course Of the market. The aver
age quality OF the stock WAS excellent, and
among the offerings we're several droves that
would compare favorably with the beat eyer seen
in our market. Sales we're chiefly at S4.50O6.0O
1850 to 1.450 tbs. The prices given below must
be considered simply nominal:
QUOTATIONS.
E1tra-aradsd steers Averaging 1,<5o ns
choieo Beo7ss-fine, tai, weli formed syear ''''''
to year old steers, averaging 1900 TO
GOOD nes,ss-wetsttsnea, s; dn:iy formed ''Sss00
stsass, ..a1sging 100 70 1s00 1s....... 54o@ses
aging 1,1oo to 800 lbs. 6.oos5.8o
Butchers' stock-Common to fair steers,
aud good to extra COVE, for city
slaughter, averaging 800 to LOO rs: 4oo@soo
flesh, averaging 100 to 080 hs..--.-.... 3.Bt@5Oo
stags, bull, and acsl1awag steers. soo@4oo
Cat1e-Te1as, Northern Ttntered. z0094.5o
Catte-Corn-fod Texas. <.73a5.4o
CATILx HALHa.
, 1873-04-29
LUMBER.

MONDAY EVENING, April 49,
TTado at tho docks WEB dull hrge deet Of vessels
were In {probably twenty FIVE thirty but the rain
IN the morning upecs things for the day. and only
few cargoea were disposed Of Prices were weak and
triae easier on jotst6 and seantlng.
We quote: Good to choice strips and boards at'
$16.o0@l700: sclet boards at $I3O0 fair to rood
boards and strips, .30o@150o jo.ss and scantng,
SO o759Io0: common boards and strips st 81. 500
l2.50 lAeh, $a.oo93.23; shtnges, "A," $3.s7K.
The following sa1es were reported:
Cargo schr stna, from Ludlngton, I0 m jolata and
scanthng 1t &0.73.
Cargo schr Mariner, from Muateeon, ITO m boards
and stttpa, and IN piece stnH at $16.o0.
AT THE YARDS.
Trade at tho yards ia still limited though picking m
dtt1e- Clear lumber IL scarce and firm. There Mns
no change IN the lower grades, excepting common
boarda which Soc lower owing to their being lower
the wholesale Market ard many buyers do not OBJ
Ject to their being green instead Of dry. Hardwood il
dull and easy. We quote ~---~~---r
Firnt clear. .752 oo@55oo
Second clear, Inch to tnch... 47.oo8tO.00
Third c!ear inch. 38.oo&4o.00
Third clear, thick ick.-............-......... 800
First and second clear flooring, toeethu,
rough. ..................... 4ooo@t2.oo
First and second clear siding, togethcF.. -
common ndlng.. 10.00@11.00
Common dooriue dressed nrst 25.00@38.0o
Common doortng dressed, second so.oo@32.oo
upward. ...........-............... s7oo@4ooo
stock boards. .-.-.....--.-...-..... 37.ooS4o.0o
. stoe1 ooa1us. 2a0Q930.c3
, 1873-04-29

BHEEP-Received $500. The demand WAS
small, hut about equaled the supply and former
prices we're sustained. We quote common to
medium at 940o@5.25, and good to choice at
$5.50@6,50.
, 1873-04-29
|'sba- m.|' s:1o p. f..
i 9;15 u. N. s:lo .. M.
= 4:D p. Ms s:10p, n.
= 4:10 D. Ms 9:NA n

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAIL ROAD.
Dspots-Foos " Lakesk, Indicna-1r.. ond irf<enls-
and Canal and Ssexnt-sts. Ticket in Br1egs Houts
and If dfpaEs $4,000 - ~ ~~~-'.
, 1873-04-29

CANNED GOODS AND PICKLES - Only fair
amount Of trading WIS done in any article in the list
while most descriptions woze inactive. The eject
upon prices Of the continued duness Ia to weaken
them, and sales were chiefly at inside and medium
figures. We quote:
, 1873-04-29

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Depot, corner ef Ha7Ttson and She71los1 1fekst oNeA
a3 Htts Aadi,on-st.
, 1873-04-29

me san Francisco AQrket Repie,o SAVE:
prolonged Absoncs of rain ut soason xhen r,o~+
needed b5 tho growing grain haa tendency to cbsef
, 1873-04-29
Messrs. Lunt, Preston & Kean quote a. fol-
REAL tESTATE.

: The following Instruments wero fled for rec
ord On Monday, April 2s:
, 1873-04-29

&HlFa5EETEs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-07

"HOtel Arrivals" = The inclendent
weather Of last week set the "deVil's
poor" to seeking more comfortable quar-
ters than can be obtained in the woods
and about straw and hay stacks. From
the favorable location OF Perrysburg to
"catch travellers" the Exchange Hotel
had eighteen arrivals last week, the most
Of whom were sufficiently posted to hunt
up the Trustees dget an order for tEtir
nights lodging before applying to the
landlord. Is not this state Of affairs, In a
country like ours, becoming alarming ?
Among these, of course, are some that
are entitled to public sympathy, and
might be classed among Goods poor"
but the majority of them are able-bodied
persons " no have idled away their time
and squandered their money for rum, and
now expect the taxpayers and charitable
people to support them through the win
ter. Some of them are bloated and drunk
at the same time they are asking for the
charity Of the people. They are too filthy
to put in bed, and no landlord wishes
them lying around his sitting rooms for
tho night, vet the law forbids his turning
them out of his house.
Would it not be we'll for the Trustees to
fit up the cid Jail as temporary abiding
place for one night for this class of per-
sonsP
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-07
MANHOOD RESTOREDI

DR.. Nulpah's Elixir Of Ynuth-the great re-
storer of youthful yigor-a Positive cure for
Nervous Debility, lmpntency, Spsrmaltorrhea
Lowness of Spirits--arising either from ex-
cessive indulgence, uvur study. or any cause
whatever.
Efs-A certain remedy for weakness arising
fr1m excesses, ar early ndiscretiOu. Clergy.
men, Lawyers, Students, and all who follow
scdenIary occupations, or whose brain or ner-
vOus system are over worked the listcss en-
ervate6 y0nth, whose constitution has been
shattered by namelcss vice, aud the aged
devOlee Of sensual pleasure, will experience
Immediate relief, and permanent chre will
surely follnw the use Of the ELIXIR or YouFH.
Hundreds Of letters from those who have
been saved from Consumption, insanity, or
Death and restored 10 health, Happiness and
Manhood, conld be given, we're il not for the
delicacy oftbe subject.
Price, 81 90 per oittle, Six bottles, ,S5. .O0.
sent TO any part ~ tho county, securely
sealed ON observation, on receipt rf price
All trrs sacredly oonhieniiul Address ali
ordleiis HOOPER A 90
SO1z ers TOP %. Boa 2l5J, Philadelphia. Pa.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-07

JOttings at HOme.-We humbly con-
fess that we can not write as do our
young friends of the Sentinel. We ques-
ton whether there is another journalist
in all the Northwest that can; and in
proof of this we append few specimens
of their purity of dietion, elevation Of
thought and profundity of argument;
"As we understood It was an Invited party
arrangement and we did not get nm tnU te, me
thought they cere limiting that zoe ,cere not ,cdnted
there, so we did not attend"
Is not that most chaste and beautifulp
Where can another sente: ce be found
equal 10 it in purity of language, and
psrspiauity and terseness of expression 7?
There Is none like it.
The following is striking, nay
startling illustration, of the skill with
which complete master of the language
can combine words into a sentence:
" Not satisfied with heir attempt at showing
Mr.. Hatfield the esteem and respect felt fur him,
OF Monday evening, a meeting was held at
Reeds Hall when all were invited to attend"
Was the "attempt at showing" made
on Monday evening, or was the meeting
at Reeds Hall at that time. You pays
your mo-ey and you takes your choice
For dignity Of expression, we present
the following and challenge its equal:
"But 1t seems that when the truth is not in
accordance with mans wishes he does not
like to have it pcked at him."
"Poked at himI" How pure! how
elevated! how digniied how felicitous!
l." But we do not believe in that way OF do
ing business"
That is, to malgn the town generally,
and to abu is bu-Iness men particularly
because they DO not advertise in the Sen
tinei is what our young friends denomin-
ate business There is profundity for
you, s'bclOw the lowest deep"
"And this reminds us Of the sausage got up
by Chris Lehman. II just beats anything for
breakfast these cold mornings. o, my
The english language is too poor in
words to enable us to exc out an express
sion of our admiration of tbs thrilling
outburst of I'm pti0n, and we must there
fore content oursel If with the simple decla-
ration that the boys srs, evidently, very
fond of dorg.
His tIatheld's) whole manner and conver-
satinn was so earnest that it made among
others feel very much like crawling into our
holes"
Measuring your c,rporil by your ir.
tellectud exten ion, wOnld not Simolet
hole sufh for you?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-07

Patrons Of Husbandry. The follow
ing facts concerning this order are of gem
er | interest:
Nine men aud four women Ia the small
sc numb-r that can organize Grange.
though larger numb r IL desirable. They
uIlly organize with 90 to 40. The en-
trance fee for charter m mbels is So for
males and 90 cents for females.
Those who 1in alter organic ttion must
b. balloted for, initiated, and take degrees
regularly as in other secret societies.
The fee in such cases is S. for men ond 81
for women for the four degrees. Chart ter
mrmbers are instructed in the work OF
the four degrees of the organZltion.
The obj crs and purposes of the organ
'Zl'ion are manifold. Prominent among
the III are the dissemination Of inf ,rmatiOn
on agricultural sui cts, the encourage
ment OF experiments with vi.w To i'm
provcment in the methods OF farming the
Introduction otimproSeI seeds and imT le-
nents, and the purchase of all supplies
needed by the members of the Oranges,
at reduced prices, 81.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-07

BR0WNSBERGER,- At Weston. m Thursday
morning, octobrr 80, 1873, IouN LEsTEn,
son of john W. and Lucy J. Browns sberger
aged years AMI months.
The stroke is as sudden as it is severe. Lit
tie JOnsTY Is no mare. But few hours suf
eced to blnnch the hu, Of health aud still that
beating heart in death. We can scarcely real
ize the fact thatthe busy, res Hess little spirit
h,s passed beysnd earth's surroundings, and
gone out into the great ocean Of eternity "that
rolls around The world" His merry prattle,
his joyous mirtk i'll rirgs in our ears, and
his unconquerable, untiriuR activity in boyish
sports is yet preSent in our imagination. Those
who knew JOHSNY will miss the genial counte-
nance glowing with childish gIee. Our kindly
sympathies reach out TO a fathers sorrow, and
mothers keen anguish. We would not check
the flowing tear, for
yesterday
song was ou the lips Of the dead boy,
And sunshine seemd to dwell
Where'er he moved"
''llow may the mothers heart
Dwell in her son, aud dare 10 hope again2
The Springs rich promise hath been given iu
The lovely must depart!
Is he not gone, our brightest and our best ?
Come near end bear the early y.called to rest
Yet mourn ye nnt as they
Whose spirits light is quench'd-for him the
Past is seal'd.
All is not here Of our beloved and blessd;
Leave ye liaie JOHNNY, with his God at rest. ,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-07
BONDAGE.



'Tis d beautiful piace-I know,
lts glldngs are finest gold-
'Tis the workmanship Of a master hand,
And his grAndest work I'm told
A silded palace Of wealth and famel
prison called By another name
"Your beautiful home" they say,
And they utter the words with bliss,
All little they know Of the restles soul
That must soon be Gagged in this
Aud they never see a lingering trace
or secret pain on the quiet face.
I've turned with a cry Of pain;
I've uttered many prayer;
I've drank Of Pleasures festal emp,
And mingled with despair;
But my soul is filed with constant fear, (,
And the jailor's vDice through all hear.
And I fain would turn and Az
To the farthest bound ~ earth
j fain would ntter a prayer W die
And curse my wrethed birth
But eilded chain atil holds me back,
Aud binds my soul to a criol rack.
] shall be like a prisnned bird
A bird Of the greenwood tree
Flnttering among the Singing birds
Who viii never care for mo.
Thev will mock nj my simple little song,
And my poor brown coat as | join the
throng.
But know | should hush the crv,
And smile on the golden chain
But light ~ the shining links may DO
II eiveth NV spirit pain.
Though it Is called a palace Of joy and
fame
know It's prison all the same.
Tontogany, November. 1873.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-07

Sl00 Reward tor case oil h1ura.gia or
Rheumatism of any foim whatever. considered
curahlc) that Dr.. Futer's Vegetable HLeumotio
Syrup will not warranted uulni ut us, aud
physicians prescription used inv ardly.
$4,000 Reward offered to the Proprict5rs of
any Medicine for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
able to produce one-fouith as many Eenuine
living cures made within tie same length of
lime as Dr.Filler's NegetaIis khrLuHtc Len cty
$4,000 Reward offered to any Person pI owing
JOS. p. Filter, NJ. d., TO bc ether han a erad-
uate ofthr celebrated University ot Penns lvania
IN 1888, aud Professor uf Chemist vt tIeatirE
rheumatism specially fnf 50 years.
$1,000 Reward TO any Chemist, FhyEiCieh
Or others able To discover I.didc 1T Putass
Colchicum, Mrrcury, or anything injurious
the system in DI. Filters Rh,rnatic Syrup.
2s,50O Certificates or testimonials Of cure.
Including Rev. Z. II EW ing Medina, Penn
sylvnnia; Rev. J"srlh Rrsgs. Falls Of Schu,l
sill, Philadelphia tie vile of Rey. j. y. Dhvia
llightStuwn. New Jersey Rev. 1l' mas Mur:
ply, Frankfurd. PlIladril Mia; Eottnr Jennings
and Doctor Walton. Philadeipliu; Ion. j. V 4.
Greeley, member Congress Fl en-. hiladelphia
Hon. JGdRe Lee, Camden, New Jersey cx-Sena-
tor stewart, Haluinuie; eS Governor PuNellj
ky..aud thousands af others, if space pei mittcd.
$3.50 Reward for the ne me OF any wsrrtnttd
PrepaIRii n for RhCrmatism M and Neuralgia
sold mder Il similar legal guarantee. setting
forth the exact number uf BOTTLES I" cute or ieE
turn the amount paid l'r same to the atirnt in
case of ia:iare tn care. a luli drsuirt nf
eases reQH;rtng guarantees inust lt f,iNatdrd
By letter 30 Philadelphia. The guatantrc sien-
rd and stating quantity ia cure. viii lie rctnired
by mail, with advice ard insIhctirrs. with, h 1
any charge. Address all letters 10 Er. FITIIRi
No. As South Fourth Street. No tfhti ken edv
is offered on such tarms. Get cirtnar III the
varions iaIms of liheumatsm, also Blank ap-
plicaltans Ter guarantee. qiatis Uf tie SpCc q |
agent. WEDDELL & RUSSELL, Agents.
Size PerrysLuTg, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-07
RPOHTANT To BUYERS OH
SELLEltS Of REAL and PER-
snNAU hunpRRTV

Tesome fdrms op atty other species Of Real Estcio
are estimated BY equally compeientmen, at values
varying from io,sssi 10 e Highest price, az one 10
hree.
Men obliged to sell at q low price, in order
to meet their obligations frequently offer prop
eriy at bargains that.would not long remain
untaken, IL generally known.
Property in certain sections is sold for half
what the same grade Of property brings n 9TH
erplaces.
We therefore advertise the property entrust-
ed to us for sale in large number Of frst
class papers.
We are receiving enquiries from all parts
Of the country for every variety Of real estate.
W, desire to satisfy the demand.
We refer without reserve to every man 10
whom wo have sold lands or for whom we haye
dealt.
Our connection with other real estate agents
aided by our comprehensive advertising ar
engagements, gives us splendid opportunities fur
selling or buying property.
We will not conceal any defect in the proper.
ty or title, but we advise careful iuvestiqa tior
on part of purchasers by their own attorneys a
additional security.
| We ,cW not attempt 10 sell at an unfair price
We will assist purchasers in getting wha
they want.
| We bear all expenses Of advertising.
We sell on percentage, aud always agree il
writing with the owners what this percentag q,
shall be.
Our services are worth what we charg,
for them, and we regard the contract TO TAX,
call over 50 much, &c." as dangerous ant
unfair and the direct cause Of msuudcr
standing.
lfnot satisfied to buy at The price, we viii
introduce the purchaser to tho owner, leaving
them free TO bargain.
We advertise so as to secure purchasers, an,
make no charges if we fail.
We furnish all persons a paper containing
full lists Of property offered in our agency eacl
week for IL weeks at the low price of SO cent
namely, The REPoRrER, an eight page.fo
column Electic Journal of choice literature. Fo
further particulars, if you wish to buy or sci
address or call on BARND RRo's. Land and Loa
Agents, Findlay, Ohio. Communicate uih ,
before buying or selling.