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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-13
SIMON KEIM,
g. F. EARIS,

NAWBLK WORKER g. eCULP.
III TOR, No. 100 Main Street Wheeling Va.
Monumental Work of all kinds made to
order on short notice. Particular attention paid
to Portrait Sculpture and Designing. seps3
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HEARTBURN.
DEBILITY and

The proprieters are proud to acknowledge the
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of their valuable preparation, known In nearly
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-05
TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, September 2, 1865.
FLOUR--Fine, 81 50M5 90; Superine, 2j0l
5 so; Extra, 0O@16 so; Double Extra aud Fancy
7 50Q9 90, Rye Flour, 50
GRAlN-Red Wheat l7jQt l90c; amber Mchi-
gan lS9Ol03c; old white 2O5c. Corn G9@B70c
Oats 76di0c. Rye 62c.
SALT Fine S2 40 per bbl Ground Solar 2 5O
Coarse so; Dairy, in bbs 8 25; Sacks 25c.
FRElGlIrS Toledo to NeN YOrk--4th class
35c; -four Zoe. To Boston-fth class zoe; aour soc
Merchants Dispotch.--Preseut rates from New
York and Boston TO Toledo, all rail-lst class
lBSc 21 clays, l43c 81 class 9ic; ith class, 76c.
Steam On Lake--lst class zoe; 2l class i00c Sd
class 6Sc; 4th class 55c.
FLAX-SEED-Sal made at 20Oc.
GROCERIES--C Coffee Rio 500 SO Ne; Java 3S6l
3S55e. Sugars-raw l2M@l5kc; crushed 2051e;
granuated 202<e; coffee l91Gc coffee l0c;
q coffee I6@ lSlse. Teas--ioung Tyson, lO0G
lSOc; Imperial l6O@200e Black l00Wl25e
Japan l001l3jc. Moasses 55@l00c. Sirups--
fair 50@55cj good 75@90ci prime l0O0l20c.
Rice-Rangoon lOGl0Hc; Carolina ll@llEc,
WOOL-Full-blood Merino 50955c; * and y
do 45G50ci 4 do 4O0f4jc; extra pulled 5OG60cj
superiine do 4j@j5c No. / do 4O05Oc.
PORk-Mess IS held at S33@34.
LUMBER Clear $50; 2d elsar S45; box $40;
stock boards 5 o; common boards SO; oulled do
Sl; fencing $40; Gull fencing : II; flooring strips
S28; 2l do $50; jnst, sSanting aDd timber, rs feet
and under, SIG; A lS-inch sawed shingles so;
A ls-iueh sawed shingles j0i l6-ineh sawed
shingles IS and 90; clear and second dressed
flooring Ss8; common dressed flooring S2S@S0;
common dressed siding Sl6i ID and clear dressed
siding S2S; dressed stock common. l2-ineh, 81
DRESSED eomm3n baards SIS Lath 81 1Si9J 90.
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Still retains its precedence and great popularity,
aud after undergoing gradual improvements for II
period of thirty years, is row pronounced by the
musichlworld 10 be unsurpassed aud even un-
eqaled in richness, volume aud purity of tone, du
raGility and bheapness. Our new scale, French
action, harp pedal, iron frame, oyer-strung bass,
seven octave, rosewood pianos, we are selling
cheaper by from Sl0O to 5000 than the same STYLE
and iuish sold by any other first-class makers
in the country. Dealers aud all in want of good
pianos invited to send for our descriptive Cat
eloguc, which contains photographs Of our differ
eut styles, together with prices. No one should
purchase piano without Seeing this Catalogue
Medals, almost without number, have been award
ed to the Grovestccn Piano, aud at the CttcJratcd
{ Worlds Fair, though put in competition with
others from all parts of Europ, and the U. S., it
took the highest award.
Established 1881 GrOveStcen Co.,
lJzz II r 4O9 Brond way, New York.
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shed 1881 GrOvestcen Co.,
+ Z 4D9 Bropd way, New York.
nr- TnIhntt,s pile

Composed OF highly concentrated extracts from
roots and herbs OF the highest me licinAl value, in
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box. Trade supplied or sent by mail.
V. MOTT TALBOTT AL D., & CO., fta
7zz 62 Fulton Street, Y.
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Ayers Ague Cure.


For the speedy and certain Cure of Iutor-
mittcnt Fever or Chils aud Fover, Re.
mittent Fever Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
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cansed.by the malaria Of miasmati1 coun.
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This remedy has rarely failed to cure the sever
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1t contains no qunine or other dclcerious sub
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sertions.
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Mass, and sold by Peck and IIimiton Perry sburg.
At Wholesale by G. West, Toledo. 10i
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pure Cn,awha nrnnay.

CINcINNArt, Ono, March Is, 1868.
hereby certify that by authority invested In
me by the State of Ohio as medical inspector cf
nlceholc liquors for Humiltou county, have iu-
spcctcd samples oC liquors, called Catawba Bran.
dy and Swedish Brandy, mauuSae tured h, O. w.
Roback, at Nos. 90, So, &c. aud 90 East Third
street. and find said liquors free from poisonous
impurities. Tho distllatiou is conducted by the
steam medium, by which method purity aud uni
form perfection is attained
lntesumony whereof witness my signature this
18th day OF March, 1868.
DAVID 0'CoNNELL. NJ u.
Chemical Inspector OF alcoholic liquors Of Ham.
iltnn County, Ohio.
c. W. Roback Challenges the comparison of
the best French Cognac with his fins Catuwha
Brandy, which has been pronounced by tho med
ical faculty superior for medicinal purposes to
any brandy ever made. ...-.....' I've
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The Oldest Regulator for Females.

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Neal Estnte Transfers in Wood Connt!

Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Re-
corder MERRY's Office, for the week ending Sep
tenbcr 2, 1865:
Mary +. Blinn to d. & VI. r. Il. Co.; SO feet of
out-lot l76 in Pcrrysburg-SlO.
George France to b. NJ. X. r. Co.. a strip 20
feet wide through is acres on n end ofe y nc sec
29,tp :, range 0, = acre-S2l.
Jacob llariz to ID. 4 NJ. r. r. Co.; strip so fl
wide through NV of sw sec 81, tp 4, range 9--s3
Roxana aud u lie Hall to d. Il NJ. r. II. Co.; a
strip By feet wide on out-lots $50 and III $50.
Josiah W. Scar to d. & NJ. Il. X. Co.; strip so
II wide through y ne sec 30, tp 4, range . $40
James 2aney to Jesse Dcwese; \ sw sec 8,
tp 8, range l2, so acres-S300 quitclaim.
VIM. Rtney to Jesse Dewese; W = sw sec 5, tp
D. range ~, SO acres-S5OO quitclaim.
robert kaney to Jesse Dewese; W = sw sec 8,
tp 3, range IL, 80 acres-S3OO, quteaim.
in Hull Prairie-$l0.
D.. H. Coleman to John Ford; q acre in sw u
sec IL, tp 3, rauge I2-$6.
Beniamn Stanton to Lydia A. Stanton; u acre
OF q sw a sec IL, tp 4, range $3.50.
John Norris To d. II. Colcman 100 acres side
Sc sec II, tP 3 range l2-$l, 900.
dohn ii. Ford TO Reb,cca Ford; e - Sc "a ne u
sec IL, ip 3, range II, 20 acres-S225.
John ii. Ford to Nathan d. Patterson; u Sc u
ne a sec II, tip 3, range ~, 20 acres S275
James Hood to. Norton Reed; y sw \ sec o.
W - i"lSc IL oO actesj also - - sc u sec
~, tip 3, range IL e, 40 acres-S5 900.
Chancey Stevens to larria Stevens; 2 acres n y
sw = sec lS, tp 4, range ll-S4OO.
Martin Stevens to Michael Kohl; 5 acres side
q NV q sec 20, Up 4, U. s. R.-S3OO.
Francis Meagley to Caroline E. Humm AZ acres
out OF the eontar OF u NV Il and " "a ne "a sec
10, tp 4, U. S. R.-S300O.
John Rtzen tO Gotieb Muliher; w x NJ x ne v
sec 20, tp |, U. S. r., 40 acres-S1 900
Theodore Frisbie 10 Ann L. Stanton; in.lots
AMI 81, village Of FreepOrt-$ $780,
Aoadiah L. Bowler tO John Shank; Sc a NV a
sec 81, Up ., range IL, 40 aeres-S320.
Way and Peck 10 John Whitehead; lots 25 and
26, TOntogany-S23O.
Ansel r. Clark to Alva l., French; 4 my Y
sec "a, tp 3, range ll-S790
Wesley Hicks 10 Richard Dgby; W end frac sec
2o, Up s, range l2, llk--S3S0 800.
ay and Peck 10 Roswell M Skinner; lot A and
frac and frac IL, Tontogany-S2OO. Fl
Way and Peek to Abner Blaski lot 70, rontog-
Hannah Cornell to F. NJ. Brisbin acres of n
side Z ne 4 sw 4 see %, Up 5, range $3.50.
Matthias Penncu n Elon G.. Boughton; ne u sw
= sec Il, Up ., range III, 40 acres-Si 500.
George Neepel 10 John II. Dunsmingcr; ) acres
NV cor W a Sc 4 sec "a, tp l, U. S. R-S2OO.
Samuel McCrory, sen, to Lewis McCrory; =
sc sec %, Up 4, range 10, 80 acres-S525.
Hurd and Church 10 VIM. Yandeem; ne = sw Z
soc n, tp 5, range IL, 40 acres-S400.
VIM Eekiey to Lewa Schubertj NV 4 ne = sec
&, tp 4, range $500.
Sucker; = Of Sc Z sec 20, ip 5, range ., so
aeTes-S5,0OO.
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A Drou2ht.

The Albany, New York, papers say that
severe drought extends over large sec
ton of tho country The streams on the
line of the Albany & Boston Railroad are
nearly dried up; wnile the crops are suffer
nlS and vegetation has painfully parched
look, Cape Cod is gasphg for water, while
no rain to speak OF has fallen in Nantucket
for over two months The later crops will,
it is ieNrcd, be seriomsly alfecteh
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-05

Now is your time. You can srve money, if you
will, by going to the neatly furnished and we'll
supplied dry goods store Of GEORGE B. KRgrs.
Goods Of all kinds have advanced rapidly within
the past eight or ten days, and are still advancing
but Mr.. KREPs was enabled to complete his pur-
chases before the recent rise and he is determined
that his patrons Shall have the benefit thereof.
lie is in receipt of large and magnificent stock Of
good S. Call and see for Yourselves
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-05

There will be social and business meeting at
the Presbyterian Church on Friday evening, at71s
O'Clock, at which time the seats will be let for the
ensuing year.
1t is desirable that all who wish to obtain pcws,
should be present in person, as the price FOR some
is advanced, and the demand greater than can be
supplied, which fact may produce competition in
this disposal.
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Democratic 1scpreScn tItiVe Con
VehtiUD.

The Dele gates of the Representative District,
composed of Wood and Ottawa counties, will meet
IN Convention. at tho uoUft-ho,ise, in lerrysburg,
Wood County, gu Thursday, September ii, 1865,
at III O'clock, A. NJ. for the purpose Of nominating
Il candidate to be supported by the Democracy OF
said counties for Representative tn the Ltgisl4-
turc of Ohio, at the ensuing October election.
ii. Ii. DODGE, Chmn Dis. Cen. Com
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-05
Wood County Democratic Com
VHnliOh,

The Democracy ofWood County will inert IN
Convention at Bowling Green, on Saturday, the 9th
OF September, 1868, for the purpose Of nominating
a County ticket, tob1 supported by Democrats at
the ensuing election.
1t is hoped that the Democrats will take pains to
be present, as we desire to put in nomination our
best men for the Offices and put an end to the fig
uring of the wire-pullers of the other party
H.fII. DODGE, Chirmai Co. Com.
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s.p. rrck. u. A. HANItroS, lN. N.nrNr'
H A R D w AR e .
At the Old Store of o. A. Bestwiolk.
At the Old Store of o. A, Bostwiols.
PECK, HAMILTON & CO.,

HANING purchased the entire stock Of Hard.
IL ware, &c., of D. A. Bestwick, would an
nouncc to everybody that they are in daily receipt
of additions to their now large stock, consisting
orllardware, lron Nails, Glass, Cordagc, Farming
Utensils, Sc, bought at prices made since the
downfall of Rohmond, enabling us to offer these
goods to our customers cheaper than any one else
in the town. Ourstook is full In every particular,
thereby making our store desirable place for
farmers, mechanics, citizens, 6c., to buy their
goods In addition to the Hardware Store, we are
manufacturing Tin Ware Of u superior quality,
which we warrant. We have large stock Of
Cooking Stoves of the most desirable kinds bought
very cheap, with better trimmings than can be
found clscwhcrc. We pledge ourselves not to be
undcrsold. AlgoOds WARRANTED AS SOLD. Give
MS u call.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-05
NEW ADvEKrIsnmENrs.

New Goods-Wm. Houston.
Administrators Notice--Jos. d. Hill.
Washing -Machines-Earl w. Merry.
Special Card-Albcrt f. Reed.
Administrative Noticc-Anabel Wood.
To Whom it May Concern-James Miller.
Sale Of Jewelry-A. II. Rowen & Co.
Law School--M. Z. Curwcn.
Fulton TIouse-Joseph Langenderfer.
Bowling Green Hack--G. z. Avery.
Dissolution of Par;nership-Yos & Messenger
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-05

Like wise and experienced General, our friend
Houston began the Fall campaign early, and his
fall and winter stocks of goods are complete. He
has taken time by the fhrelock and purchased his
large stock at the decline, and is now enabled to
dispose his purchases at figures so low that will
cause your eyes to dance with delight and your
heart to throb with satisfaction. Read his array
OF new advertisements ond then give the General
call.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-05

WHY Is wish far dcarSr than orown9
Fhat;vsh accomplished by tRV grave Of bstss :
Persons afflicted Win Catarrh not Only
wish, but attempt by every possible means
to citoCt cure. None but lhoso afflicted
can imagine tue unplca a>outarss of this dis
ease, Rtd many, ycty many who have sc
as yet out IN its FIRST stages, are unaware
OF the pain, Inconvenience and even morti-
hcation, which they arc yet to suffer, unless
prompt measures are talSou for roliof. Dr..
d. IL, SceHo's Liquid Catarth Remedy is a
certain cure, striking at the cdasc of tho dis.
ease, and IAqs Sitassins a peiaa,seat eure
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-05

RErEGRING to the Ohio Democracy and
its platform, the New York Eeening Post
makes the following happy hit;
These people remind MS of tho patieut,
dull pcrtiracity with which mud turtle,
teascd 10y a parcel Of school boys, tries to
get back to its hole. The stupid animal,
blinded by the light of day, chokcd by the
free fresh air, wrctched and ont of place,
seeks only to get back to its dark hole, and
turns all its efforts to that end. Providence
has given it hard she'll, so that blows do
not much hurt it; and in tho last resort the
poor creature shuts its eyes aud pun, in its
head, and thus, denied the darkness it pre-
fers, envelopes itself in artificial gloom.
These mud.turtIo politicians call themselves
democratic just as some SHY turtle
might get inscribed upon its back, This is
shy lark But that .wouli only provoke
the laughter and rdicule of the boys.
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Pcrrysburg Church Directory.

MEruopisT EptscorAL-Rev t. N, Barkdul Pastor
Services each Sunday at 1880 AN. and ra.
rREsHYrERIAS-Rcv. q. A. Adams. Pastor. Services
each Sunday at 1890 Sabbath School and Bible
Glass at ~ NJ.
IERMAH Mgruopisr-Rcv. G. Swineforth Pastor. Serv.
ices each alternate Sunday q; 1880 Al
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-05

ARlETlES. Tho assortment to he found at
' the Hardware Store is beyond disposition to
cnumcrOte. Gimlcts, Nails, Screws, Locks, Bolts,
Tacks, Candle sticks, Shears Tacks, Screw
drivers, Wrenches, Chiscls, Hammcrs--in fact,
almost any thing you want, composed of Iron,
Steel, Tin, Brass or Copper can be obtained at as
low a price and OF as good quality as elsewhere,
by going to the HARDWARE STORE.
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Reither Phillips, iitth intautry.
Rideou, Isaac ir, y e5lh infantry.
Riaey john q sTth Infantry.
Reed Goriin G, y 1874 infantry,
stricklau z, u lliih infantry.
Stricklau n jr, II l4lh infantry,
StuTp SylNster, G 3lst infantry.
Shcpler William, A iO0th infantry.
Shitz George, c 2lst infantry.
Scott William X 25th infantry.
shit John. nth infantry.
Shitz Henry ir, lllth infantry.
Shaner Thomrs. ttlth infantry,
SpRti1 r q, y riih nnnHyJ
Smith Robert, 1lth Infantry.
~~Slawson john II eIth infantry.
Shcuig Alexander, q 3ith infantry.
Schwind Y Il, ttlth infantry.
Slevin Y 5, 9th infantry.
Schaler Frederick, lllih infantry.
Shannon J A, A Tooth infantry,
Stone u, A Tooth infantry.
Simmons Dunam A tooth infantry,
Speck Henry jr, | lllth infantry.
Salliyold John, b S1k infantry,
Steward Alexander 2lst infantry. r..
Sallwold jacob, u 37th infantry.
Sweet George 4, G. 81 cavalry.
Stadel John, d i2d infantry.
Stevens Martin, B lllth infantry.
Swartz Jacob.
Swartz John.
Shelter AlOnzb.
stevens Chaucey.
Shaner Adam, Il lllth infantry.
Shanor Wesley II l92d infantry.
Shauer Isaac, II 1921 infantry.
Speice john IL lSlst infantry.
Teft Nathan, c llo0man's Battalion.
Thompson A, 2lSt infantry.
Thompson A, 18th Mich infantry.
Trushel +, b 18th infantry.
Thcim John, G LIST cavalry.
lrcmain haddy-L Sd cavalry.
Tipleady Robert, Hin inhujry.
Turner Philcman, l. 81 cavalry
Turner Louis, e lS9th infantry,
Nogt Gpttfrcid. ID lllh infantry.
Nass David, Q 2lst infantry. ~
Wood Shcldin s.
viii Henry, lllth infantry. ..
Win John, lllth infantry.
Wesicott Charles, G. Sd cavalry.
Wallace + B, A Tooth infantry.
Wallace J w, L Sd cavalry,
Wallace Robert. H" fA
Wilson David | 111th infantry.
Wygant IL IL, II G1th infantry. .f
Wilcox Henry, II 9th infantry.
Webb W ", II G7th infantry.
WiIzler Peter | llth infantry.
Witzlcr Michael, G. 37th infantry
Witzler William, Hath infantry.
Wolford John, b 5jth infantry.
Woltord Frederick, B 55th infantry.
Wolf II II, lllth infantry. ,.....--.5..
Walter Thomas ljr, 4 ului Infantry. IN
Webb James, q 3d cavalry.
Webb Clayton, G 81 cavalry.
Youuk John, | lllth infantry.
wager John, ll1th infantry. 'Ali
Zanger Christian, G 37th inautry.
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WOOD -llASKtNS.-On Thursday, August 81
1865 by CaptainJ, u. Curry; at Tontogady. Mr..
w, II. WooD, ot Washington Township, and Mss
JosEruNE Il. HASSINs, ot Ghcad.
Let the whistle blow-thc icc-crcam Is nozenl
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-05

New Book Store and Circulating Library.
NJ. McMAuAN has opened a bookstore and es-
tablished Circulating Library in the room for
mcrly occupied by Geo. d. Krcps dry-goods
store. His assortment Of books, stationery, wall
paper, etc, is complete in every particular. His
advertisement will appear next week. .i.,
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Wood County official Directory.
JUDICIARY orrIcERs.


The different mails leaving the PostoGice at Perrys
burg close punctually as follows;
Southern Mail 1915 a. NJ.
Northern Mail 4:i5 p. NJ.
The office will be open from AN. to PM
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-05
LOCATION OF ONO TRoOps.

The infantry regiments from Ohio now
remaining in the United States service, are
disposed of as follows. according to the
latest official advioes; lst, 2d, 81, 9th,
35th and 18th, consolidated as the 18th, at
Chattanooga; 18th, ls4th, l95th, l6Gth,
18TH, l98th and l89th at Nashville, Tenn.
and vicinity; 18th at New Orleans; 10Th
and 22d at Fort Smith, Ark; 25th at
Charleston, S. c.; 4lst. 10Th, 5lst, G4h, Gjth
list, and the remaining eight companies of
the l25th, with the old 4th Corps, at Green
Lake, Texas 56th, 5Sth aud I'D in Louis.
lana and Mississippii GA consolidated
with the 67th, under com mand of Colonel
Voris, at City Point. Va; 7Tlh at Clarks.
vile. Texas the l9lst, 1921 and l96th or
dered home for muster out, and the 1884,
l94th and l95th at Martinsburg, Va.
The 4th aud 10th batteries are at Nash
villei the llth aud 25th at Little Rock; the
18th at Chattanooga; the Dist at Knoxville.
and the 10th at Natchez. When last heard
from the LIST Cavalry was in Alabama; the
2i in Virginia, and the 18th in Kentucky.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-05
VNTHIpS. Carriage and Team Whips, from
w % cents up to So. A full stock ON hand at
all times, at th- HARDWARE STORE, ,.

VNTOoDEN WARE ~ In endless variety, com
w prisiug an assortment of
Baskets, Buckets Bowls,
Water.pails, Wash boards,
Fasscts, Tubs, Rolling pins,
Churns, Brooms, &c., &c.,
For sale ut the HARDWARE STORE.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-05
MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an item NJ
great interest u the people of Wood county A suit
nicient in dueoment, we take it, to make rerrys-
burg de trading point. .-