The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-18
PROSPECTUS
DAILY, TsH-wEEKLY & WEEKLY
OHIO STATE JOURNAL,
FOR THE YEAR 1se5.

The times in which we now live are tceming
with events OF the most mOmentuous Importance
the ever changing phase of which comes homo
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making good and reliable family newspaper n
necessity in every household.
by the confidence and favor of an Intelligent pub-
lie, the ONO STATE Journal is no mere expert
ment, but an established fact-an institution
identified with the resources, power, ard progress
OF our state. Grateful for that confidence, aud
encouraged by increasing evidences of that favor,
1t Is the determination Ul the Publishers TO main
tain its character Of a First Glass Newspaper.
and make II a welcome visitor to every family and
fircsidc.
To this end they will spare no pains to make the
STATE JOURNAL n faithful compendium Of the
news of the day; a repository of current ltera-
ture; reliable reporter of the markets; a staunch
and fearless defender of Republican principle;
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mary Of Social, Political Commercial and Mscel-
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I've ana useful to its numerous readers. Pains
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theifproper share of attention.
The progress aud events of the War for the
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that war shall have been brought to a successful
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National and State Administrations a cordial and
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OF the rebellion and the promotion of the general
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sentiment, rather than AS its mere passive echo.
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