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Barry'S Tricopherous IL the Best and
Cheapest ArAce for Dressing Beautyng Curling Clean
ing Preser wing and Restoring the Hair Ladies, try It,
Sold by all DruRQ alta
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OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE.

Arrival Of Unknown War Steamer in Delaware Bav-The
Niagara and CRUSADER Going to Csenfuegos to Demande
Release Vessels Seized by the Privatecr Sumter de-
man of.war steamer entered Delaware Bay this morn
ing, and proceeded up at rapid rate She had che Anne
rican flag hosed and her appearance created consider
able excitement.
The schooner A. Townsend, Capt Lclor from Key West
on the 11h inst arrived this afternoon reports hav
Fort PicIscns
The United States steamers Niagara aud Crusader sailed
on the 10th inst from Key West for Fort Pckens
On the morning Of the th inst for Cenfuegos to demand
The liberation Of the vessels recently captured by the pr
YAteer Sumter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20

Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Hest I'm the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and
applied at BATCHELORS Wig Factory, 10 Bond street.
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s HIP PING Me- S


ALMANAC YoRa-TRJa DAY,
IsBs...........s As n0oN SETS, morn SM
suS ........... q niGa WATER .morn 0.
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-28
TIE Georgia Army.

An army ofi,er at Savannah et9tra ilat
when liot9 for volunteers for The army Of the
Southern Coutederacy had been opened in
that city for one week, the number OF appli-
cations a' privates were 35, and for commits.
sions 5000 1t was stated few days since
that the Southern army would number 81
900 by the 4th of March, aud assuming AS a
basis the proportions above shown, there wo d
be 83l privates ana 40, l79 officers There's
patriotism for you.
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About Secession.

Attention is called to an article on the fret
page under the title OF "Secession from the
Democratic National Convention and Seces-
sion from the Union." taken from the Cincin-
natl Gazette. II reminds those individuals
who were SO clamorous for the election Of
Douglas to the Presidency in the late cam
paign. that the very class Of democrats who
seeded from the National Democratic Con.
veniion at Charleston and Baltimore, are the
same men who are leading the Sc essionis;s
in al the Southern States. Aud ye. the
Douglas democracy who would not surrsn-
der doctrines so obnoxious to the SIuth on
the eve Of a Presidential election, are at thi,
present moment down n their knees in the
dirt, in the most supple .ting tone avowing
their entire willingness to abandon popular
sovereignty, and so in for slave code fol
the territories. Nor is that all, they are ever
denouncing the Republicans in unmeasureI
terms, Tor their refusal 70 DO the same thing
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nr. Lincoln nt washing On.--Ihe Plot 10
ASSaaSinate hiSl,
Contrary 10 previous arrangements tho
Presileut.Ulecl lef. Harrisburg fOf Washing.
ton on the eyeliug Of the a2 inst, instead of
waiting for the NIX, days ova'ion. The
cause of dis step was based upon evidence Of
4 chatact,r thu eecn,d to warran, The sup.
position or e,temp,s b,irg made to destroy lii
i(e These were reported TO be 90 well pIaa-
ned tnst they could not help tu b. succcas.
tul. The ,,id nee came through Gov. II 'ols
to Go. Scott and Senator $ ward, and the
latter Was 80 impressed with The truth Of the
plot to suassirae Mr.. Lincoln that he sent
his own son a special mceserg5r 10 Harris
burg. Tie people Of this place were greatly
excited q, II morning on lea Mug what had
transpirod. The plan agreed upon by the
conspiraors was 10 brow the train of the
tra;k, and il that failed, to raise riot in Bal
tmore and assapsinata him. lie arrived at
Washington 10 the early morning train, and
was met at the railway station by several gem
tleman Of distinction, without any formllity,
and immediately driven to Wilard's Hotel.
About 10 o'clock, a. M, Mr. Lincoln accom-
panied by Senator Se@ ard, paid bis respects
10 President Buchanan, spt akiug ftw min
utes in general conversation. S,nator B'gler
and Representative John Co;hranc happened
to b. st the White House when he entered,
aud were accordingly introduced to tho Pres
ld.nt elect Mr.. Lincoln afterwards returned
10 bis hotel
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The Inauguration,

The Inauguration programme will no. be
finally complet d uatl it is asccrtained what
he views OF Mr.. Lincoln may be, az 10 the
propic'y of having the Government ;ro psi in
hia acscort The workman have completed Tie
platform erected ever the steps of the eastern
ror.ico cf the Capitol, from the from OF which
the inaugural address will be read prior to
the administration of the oath Of cHl.e tv
Chief Justice Tancy.
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Extra Session.

The President has issued his proclsma ion
declaring that nm extraordinary occasion re.
quires the Senate TO convene for the transac-
tion OF business on the 4,h Of March at noon,
namely: to receive and act upon such com,
muuca ons as may be made 10 i, on the part
OF the Executive. This proclama ion is in ac-
cordance with usage, aud to enable the iucom.
ing President 10 nominate for coDGrma ion the
members of his cabinet.
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Position of GOV. Chase.

The Cincinnati Commereiol. from personal
conversation. gives the views of Gov. Chase
as lollows:
"iIe is in favor Of doing nothing until after
the Inauguration of Mr.. Lincoln It's motto
for the lines i: "Insug Iration irst--adjus,-
ment afterwards" He holds that it impos-
sble To accomplish any subsantial thing in
the way Of the adjustment Of sectional differ
ences, until after the inauy Sheu he
says the policy OF the administration should
be, and wiil be, one not only of Justice but
generosity to TIE South, Every law will be
enforced, and every constitutional obi cation
maintained, ard tie acts OF the aimiuislra-
uon n, cessariy becoming kuosn to the South
SIS friendly, Wold remove Misrepresentation,
Rmy iri.ti'R, corqper pr1ludiots, r, store
coa6G.pce sAd cousg,v, Jhe Upiou'
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They are as follows:
4,i52,79s
Honor 10 the Border states.

1t Is now confidently believed that not
single ate would have followed the lead of
South Carolina in her treas N, If the question
had been left fairly to the deliberate choice of
the people. The elections recently held in
Tennessee, Missouri and Arkansas cl, arly
demonstrate this fact. In the former Sta'e,
the people have declared almost unanimously
against holding n convention, and in favor Of
the Union as it Is. In Missouri il is stated
that not more than ten secesSiouists have b, en-
elected TO the State convention, and that the
vote is overwhelming for the Union, with or
without compromises. The average majority
for the unconditional Union ticket in 81. Louis
is 4 900 This ticket was made up Of Re-
publiosns, Douglas democrats and Bell men.
Throughout the State the result is nearly as
emphatic, In Arkansas the secessonists have
received equally as severe a kick as in Mis-,
souri. Arkansas was confidently relied on
to secede. but a submission OF the question to
the people has routed the conspirators "horse
foot aud drag on" Di1unionism is fast dy,
ing ont
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Names of tho Commissioners to the Convon-
ton nt Washington.

~, -
he following are the names OF th1 Com
missioners aopointed by the several States
-o,,J - ,l,la 'NnnL;, .to, C>-,,n,,;,,, ,,,L;oh
""n'"' w "' ""S"'n|''" N'"'V"''''' " NV"
met on Monday, the q Il lns'., IN accoi dance
with the nronositinn of the Virrinia Ieoisla-
,' ." ''
AZURE 10 uleWp' 10 ueNise some compromise
which shall dispose of our national difficulties:
r r, - =, H., ~, W. 1r,. n.
KHAN n n, !" ~, ''rHE W ,1nn ''"S'" o0n'
'' ", nn'rS, ''' CI W u.t., @ NS'oi ,t, I
~; - ~ p,u W. n Bl sl, r.,", q
wjylia,
J. Dssn Romn, X"sHsu, H""" W BraIiori m JohD g.
cri2saold, BEN" i;,, G Howard r., n.,,.,.,. ,.,.
Hourh Iuigo Buekncr John D. Coulter
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Work Accumulated. A

There have been during the present sessic n
of Congress, fifteen public aud thitty-6ve
private acts, three public and FIVE private re.
solutions approved by the President About
one.fcurth o. the number were passed during
the second session OF the thirty.6f h Congress
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The Names of the Delegates TO the Southern
Confederacy,

The following are the names Of the dele
gates from the several Safes represented, to
the Slulhcrn Convention which met at Mont
gomery, Alabama, on Monday, the 4th inst,
for the ovoved purpose Of organizing pro-
visional government for Southern confede-
racy;
ALAaANA.--R,Sert II, Smith, Colin ]. NcRea, W. r.
Chiffon David i. Lewis, Richard w, Walker Johu GILL
S. +. Hale, Thomas Ftarn, i, u, NJ Curry.
FLoRlpA-~Iaekson Morton, J. Patton Anderson, Jas
Powers.
GeoRGtA A--R)h,rt ToOmbS, Francis Barton, Martin
Crawford Judge Ncsbitt Benjamin llill Howell Cobb
Augustus r. Wright, Thomas RCobb, Augustus keenau
A. II. Stephens
LoursIANl--John Perkins, Jr,, c, NJ. Conrad Duncan
+. Kenasr, A. Declomst, +. Sparrow Henry Marshall
MtssIsslprL,-W Wiley Y, Harris, w, 5, Wilson, A. NJ
Clayton, Walker BROOKE, W. :, Barry, j. 7. Harrison
J. 4. 4. Campbell.
NoRrn Cu,oLISA.---J. 1. Bridgcrs, NJ. W. Ransom
Ex Gov, Swan,
Souru CARoLIHA.--T. y, Withers, r. r.. Rhc't W,
l.. W. kcu W, w. Boyce James Chestnut, Jr., X. W
Banwsll, q. g. MHnmiugOr.
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VOoAD NOTICE.

Notceis hereby given that petition will be presented
the Commissioners of Wood county, at their next reg
uar session asking for the location and establishment
of county road, follows: commencing the section
corner between section thirty and thirty town six,
range eleven, the 0ssgo and Kellogg mill road
thence north section line between section twenty nno
and thirty to what is known the Johnston road and
there to terminate. MANY PETlTloNERS.
February l3th lS6l-4lM4*
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M Confidence ina the People.

The convention OF Louisiana did not dare
TO submit their ordinance 10 the people, a pro-
position to that T, feet being voted down, 81
members shon ipg Nay, while only As gave
their voices in the affirmative, Not single
seeding State has vet dared to submit their
ordinance ot secession TO the people.
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Fort sumter.

There is much said about proposed attacks
on Fort Sumter. a, certain periods, bu. thus
far all has ended in rumor, ltis evident that
the seeessionists are fearful Of well fortified
point. They are very brave when djsuan.
tied forts aud defenseless navy yards are o
be be'iHgcd. But they g,ve well mounted
colutnbisds, tha. ara hsRiied by sAn(Ul ar.
t.lery mtn, n .de berth
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JEDEMPTIoN NOTICE.

James Pillars or his assignee will take notice that
George Erists has this day deposited in the Treasury Of
Wood county Ohio Fourteen dollars and five cents for
the redemption Of the northeast quarter of the north
ca 81 quarter of section "a town north range IL easn
said county. sold the said Pillars the sale Of de-
linauen lands held the second Monday of January,
1850 ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood county, Ohio.
EehnlarY. 18th. lS6l-4lw3
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D0AD NOTICE.

DOAD NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that petition will be presented
to the Commissioners of Wood county, at their March
session, asking for the location of county road com
mencng at the county road running from West Mllgroye
tn VIM Ferrals in Hancock county, near Pleasant Grove
School House. the section line between 80 and 81
thence along said line between 30 and 32 2S and 35,
nersec the county road running north and south by
Iatfelds School House, and there terminate.
ID. DALEY ct al, Petitioners.
Feb. 9th, ls6l--i0w4*
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~ HERIFF'S ) ALE.

Haywood Chair Manufacturing Company VS. David VI.
Pratt ct all,
Ry virtue of an execution in the above issued by
the Clerk ot the Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
county, Ohio and 10 mo directed and delivered viii
otter for sale at public Yendue at tho door Of the Court
House in Pcrrysbug, Wood county Ohio IN
SATURDAY, March 30h, 1851.
between the hours of II u and O'Clock p. m, of said
dAy the following described lands AMI tcnceuts 10 Wit:
inpS the Of perryshurg. number 639 f0S, Il3,
ia T39 IlO 7t9 40, 763 AMI I54 asp outlOts in the
town vi Perry Sburg number l0S and ISL also Sc -
% township north, range IL east also, the s-w =
sccon35 township l. United States Reserves also, the
J, NV \ section S5, township l, United States Re-
serve also that par OF the river tract number sos side
on * NJ r. r., containing 70lO0 of also, that
roron of river tract number 81 south OF said road
tanning - aeves als, the undivided = Of river tract 81
containing % acres, all in Wood county, Ohio.
q, j.. GUIER, Shorf
HERRicE SBARIPw, atiys.
February 2Jth, lS5l-i5wSS 81,
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Gov. Dennison Las nominated, and the
Senate has confirmed the nomination OF
Chris,ot her p. Wo!cott, Ex.- Attorney Gen.
eral, a, a Peace Commissioner, vice John &.
Wright, deceased.
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Inc Now CnnirLrrncr.

Atthis particular junoture it will also be in
teresing, in view of coming legislation, to
noe some OF tie statistics of the several secc-
ding States with reference to their population,
Safe debt &c. They are as follows:
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-28
AND SADDLES.

A large quantity otdoubla and short Tugs, with Trees
or folding back bands, Also, single harness and sad
dles now on hand Of our manufacture, Warranted
20 be better stock AMI manuaciuTe than be found
els where ThoaboVe articles be- had lowfor ready
pay. Corn, Wheat and all kinds Of country produce
taken as cash
inr ot of saddles and harness trimmings ami every
taiug pertaining 10 the harness bsjn - A constantly
4, tbo Cash Sr ~. WM. HOUSTON.
Feb iSh, Lii- ilwl
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In.snannthe I.nlc..

The sluiusky Register says il is estimstd that "
boat, have met With accidents upon our inland waters
2urrg thc past year 5s7 lives have been lost and lSi
wounled-sgainst q acciiep, 2i2 lives aud and LAG
wounded in 1850. Tie loss Of lives is 10 deaths more
ia c m .u,orabc 1885, The following table shows the
number Of accidents and loss Of fc for eight yas pas
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HARDWARE, GROCER rs, &c.

Those wishing to purchase anything in this ina will
find it their advantage 70 pay Store visit before
purchasing elsewhere The attention of the public is
respectively invited my ,nsvs stock telling assured
il will bc tine proGtlbly spent.
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4Gul6
INIyoRCE pErIrIoN.- -Corar OF CoMnox rLnAs.
DRUGGISTS, &C..
81 William Street, New Norle.

~ WoOD CoUNTY ONO.
James Walker Catherine Walker.
Catherine Wolker, whose present place Of residence is
unknown to the plaintiff, will take notice that James
Walker of Wood county, Ohio, did on the 10Th day Of
February, 1861, file his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within aud for the county Of Wood in slid State Of
Ohio the said Catherine Walker setting forth that
paintiifon or about the day june 1852 hurried
20 said defendant that said defendant about the Is
day of september and at divers days and times before
and since that time has boeu guilty of gross neglect OF
duty towards plaintiff and OF adutry with one Isaac
Walters and PRAYING that the final hearing OF this
cause the said planlbc divorced from said Catherine
Walker AMI hNtths custody OF Harvey Francis Walker
Flora Marinda Walker AMI George Albert Walker, mi
nor children Of said plaintiff and defendant be decreed
To plaintiff and said Catherine Walker is notified IN APP
pear and answer or before the third Saturday after
the 9Th day Of April 1851 defendant is further notified
that depositonS of witnesses will be taken in said case
by the planA, the office Of Hills & Prcntss in the
town OF Medina, Medina county, Ohio, On Wednesday
the Goth day Of March, 1851, between the hours Of a
a., and O'Clock p. n OF that day and tn continue trou
day tn day until finished defendant is also notified tina
dcosonS of witnesses in said case bill be taken At th
Post Onica m Srongsville Cuylhogt county, Onio on
Thursday the 2lS day orMarch 1881 between the hour
Va M, and o'clock p m, of that day 70 continue from
dav 70 day until finished. DopGB & TYLER, atty's.
February 21th, lSSl-43w5s6 O3.
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:.Sy~Proiucc taken in exchange Tor cood1.
W. j. HITCHCOCK.
rcrryshurg, January 81, 1861.
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READY MADE CL0TUIvI !

In this department we have the largest and most
plete assortment in Northern Ohio Made up sccorlng
10 the latest fashions and IN the substantial mluner
warranted give the very best satisfaction or NO SALE
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& TEPHEN VILLA MS.
SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER,

Carriage Trimming and Repairing executed with
nlatncss and despatch. All orders attended to with
prompncss and terms as reasonable as at any Other
csabshm mt. The public patronage is respectfully So
lcitcA. Shop ON the corner of Louisiana Avenue ant
Third Strect--trunt on the railroad.
Perrysburg, Feb. 2Sth lS6l--t3ly
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A 5 SIG NEE TICE.

NEE TICE.
The creditors of the late firm Of askins Roller and
Iaskins, hereby notified that dividend OF ten per
cent. on their respective claims agast said firm, will b.
paid to them the 4th day of April A. d. 1861, at the
aw Office of Murray Slevin Spafrd, in Perrysburg,
Mood Co. o. SAMUEL JOHNSON, Assignee.
Perrysburg. Jan. 20, l55l---tf
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l(oAD NOTICE.

DOAD NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that petition will be presented
to the County Commissioners Of Wood County, Ohio, at
their March session A. H. 1851 for the location of road
in Freedom township in said county as follows Com
mencng the River Road North Of the West branch Of
the Portage river between sections number nine 9) and
ten l0 thence North between sections number three (3
and four to incrsec the town line road between Free
dom and Troy township and there to terminate.
Feb 4th 1861 --10w4& MANY CITIZENS
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DROBATE NOTICE.

DROBATE NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph Jeffers adminstra-
tor of the estate Of Samuel JeGrs dec has filed his
countn the Probate Court for final settlement said
count will be for hearing the 9Th day of Feb 1861.
Feb. 9th, 1SGl--40w4Sl WM. EWING, Judge.
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WHISPERS OR \ MusTACi;E

in from three to six weeks This natclc is tho only
o II, kind used by the French and in London and Paris
il is in universal use.
Itis beautiful economical, soothing yet stmu|a-
ting compound, acting If by magic upon the roots,
the scalp it will badness, AMI causes to spring
up in place Of the bald spot, nc growth of hair.
Applied according to drcsions, it win turn red or towy
hair dark, aud restore gray hair 70 its original color
an Indispensable article in every gencmln's toilet, AMI
ntterme weeks they would not for any consdcra
tion Ne without it.
The subscribers tho only Agents for the article in
the Uu,d StaeS,to whom all orders must be addressed
Prlc, One Dollar boxfor sale by all Druggists and
Dealers box Of the "Onguent" (warren.cd to have
the dc r,d cAcD will sent to any who desire it, by
mail direct securely packed receipt Of price and
postage, 81 IS. Apply % address
HOR ACE l.. HEGEMAN Il co,
DRUGGISTS, &C..
4Sm6 81 illiam Street, New Nork.
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NO YOU WANT WHISEERS2
DO YOU WANT WHISPERS?
20 YOU WANT A MUSTACHE2
DO YOU WANT 4 MUSTACHE
BELLlNGnAM'S CELEBRATE

srlMULArIsd oSGUESr, FOR THE WHISPERS AND HAIR.
The subscribers take pleasure in announcing 10 the
Cz,us of United States that they have obtained the
Agency for aul are now enabled to oTr to the hmeri
can public the above Justly celebrated and wori.r,
nowned article.
THE STIMULATING ONGUENT
is prepared by Dr.. G. F. BELLINGlGAM an eminent ply
scian of London, and is warranted to bring out hcl
~ L
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NSPECIALLY designed for the use o! the T"J'cal
y Profession and the Family, having sepGrSd'I me
so-calcd "Gins," "Aromatic,' Cordial" "Mtchcl"i
"Schnapps" etc is now endorsed by all Of the prsnl
rnt physcans transic medicinal qualities {tonc and
diur..cl which belong to oil and pure Tin. Pus np
in quart bottles and sold by all druggists ErorerS, ETC.
4. NJ. BlNlNGER& co,
1rst,blis,el in l77S) Sole Propricors.
No. l9 Broad street, y. \.
For Sale by d. s. BARNES & CO., No. l2 Park Row,
and 7. y. ORVIS, l62 Broadway, New YORK.
Onr long experience and familiarity with the require
mcns Of Druggists and superior business ta"i'teS'
enable ms to furnish them with checc Liquors for med
icinal ami family use
For sal, by Peck & Hamilton, Perrysburg, Ohio.
jan 2tth. lS60-3Sly.
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TARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
JANUARY l, 1861.

u
JANUARY l, 1901
ASSETS:
Cash on hand and in Bank g.. 'S3i .oSi eo
Cash in hands of agents, and i'll
course OF transmission .6,4tS oi
aS" ''"'' ---------- Sl29 2OS 5s
Bills receivable for loans, amply securcd''' o3OoS ~
Real Estate unlcumbcred leash valuc,l''' loo9o %
2626 Shares Bank Stock in Hartford Market , -
Value -. -. 49," &OS,oSZ w
-'yy Value ''s "~. 'Y, 400 90
wv Vo%s n~1t's D.,H 10000 90
'Oy ysIwe 9S1.vS DANA 10000 90
4lO Shares Bank Stock in Rail Road and
other Stock, Market Value. ..'.'''..'.'' $1,000 90
Hartford city Eonds, per cents Market .,oooo,
Value ''''.'''' S2iVOV w
State Stocks, Tennessee, Ohio an MichiganN .
per cents, Market Value. ..'...',,'''' $500 %
81 Shares State Bank Wisconsin, Market
Value '.'' '''' '''''''' J,'VO w
Total Ass,ts s..............,,..,...., S9j3,Tu SO
Total liabilities. So 100 AZ
Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire, on pweI-
nss Furniture Stores, Warehouses, Merchandise, Mills,
Manuacories and nst any other Kind OF prorrr;y, can
be effected in this Company upon as favorable terms as
the nature of the risks and security Of Policy holders VIII
admit GEukGE STRAIN, Agent.
Perry ysburg May lst, ls60-ly.
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold which is item Of great
interest to toe people of Wood county. sufficient in
ducemrnt we take it, To make psrrysburg As trading
point.
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LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS!

In this department great advantage may be obtained by
close cash buyers from the fact that the goods bought
for cash directly OF the eastern dealers AMI mnnacur
ers and all imported goods bought just hatt costs
to import teal, hence he can aDord TO sell goods at
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To Newspapers giving The above two insertions, w
will send the Portraits, postpaid.