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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20
An Importnnt Enternrise.

In another place we publish the particulars Of a
meeting, held by the citizens of Webster Township,
t. promote the building OF a mac ldamiz d road from
PeTysbury b. the Portage River: As a lccIl i'm
provement we view the enterprise as highly i'm
portant, bothto the farming and commercial inter
est of thispart of Wood County, The quality oft g
soil along and in proximity to the McGutchenville
Road is of unsurpassed fertility. Hsi eavy gr with
of timber has already been source of wealth to
the owners, and by the superior facilities for ap-
preaching market, which this improvement CON
templated would receive greatly enhanced value
is estimitsd that this road, when built, viii
give an increased value TO all property adjacent
equivalent to fourtimes the eostofits construction
Looking at the enterprise merely throag hthe me-
dium of an increased value IN property 1t is an OBJ
ject which every land owner should promote. I'm
portant may be this increase in the value of real
estate, the bearings of this road on the commerce
of lour county are of higher comn,erciil value.
Every producer on the line of road VIII then find
sure access to market, and may certainly avail him
self of rise in the value of his commodities. "a
For instance a farmer has in his barn $50 bush.
els of wheat and 500 bushels of corn. He hears of
auctuation in the market Of ten cents per bushe
in his favor heat once hurries his grain tn mar
ket, and gains by the operation SIS. This is but a
small matter, yet there is scarcely season in
which II may not receive an cxenpilAcation.
TIL n, as It regards the fdt6rS prosperity of Per-
rysburg, much depends on the dcrei"pemeut of To-
cal trads, aud udiesoarcesi and the ehcSurgerhnt of
manufaetory enterprise. The construction. Of this
road is of equal Importance to our merchants and
mechanics, as It Is to the land owners and farmers
along the route. We view the McCutchenyilie
Road as the main commercial artery of this place.
For this reason, we most carnestlyih thcf rmpt
and earnest evaporation ofour eitizons with those
of Webster, in promoting tho enterprise.
Webster is alive to its Importance, and its resi-
dents are up and ding. 1t now remains for the
citizens of Perysburg to put their shoulder to the
whe a., aud the work will be accomplished. fltuaJ
The Hon. Asher Cook and Colonel f. II. Miller
are appointed as committee to wait on the citizens
Of Perrysburg, aud ascertain what may be done
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TOLEDO mXnKET,

tet NJ ToLRRo October 10, 1865.
FLOUR--Fine, 81 75CB5 25; SapeFfne, 500
6 90; Extra, & 500s7 90; Ddnble Extra aud Fancy,
10 00dI2 90. RYE Flour, $50. IN
y GRA IN Red Wheat 2i5c amber Michi-
gan l19t92l0ei- new white 1905 Corn 6oer
OATS-3Scss Rye 7se.- Harley 125c.g 81
% SALT--Fine 81 50 pen bill 5GTuund Solar co.
Coarse 2 CO., Dairy 10 bbls 3 rs sacks 2Se.a
FkEIGlI rs --ToledO 20 New York. 4lh class
55c. An,ir IiOc. AEf1 'n nttta' ief .igHseF "9Ak
Ms-eianls y DispSica, ,4rgesept rates ftopi Now
York aad Boston 10 Toledo, all arail77 lst class.
dose, "a class. l00a al class 10; 4th class, &c.
Steam on Lake-@ist GLASS i2oc; "a class l0oc Sd
GROCERIES O6aee Rin 20 9lSCasSe; Java 4Ic.
Sugars raw sugar Is ,Qgleslc crushed q 10
grsnulsted IKE; A eoillc 2QJSe; y coffee l9ke;
q enffce l7}f6l9e. TeasT-iagne Tyson 10Y q
l66e; Imperial l60s5200a; black 904ls0e
Japan 1l5alsSc.s Miasses oO05il0c.n Sirups--
fair 55Qb65c; goud SAG I0Oe; prime l00alSOc.
Rice eey5R4ng9oh s5kial0kfc; car1liRe ial2c,
w00L-vFnllrb blood Merino s0G6zSG and "
d0 459Soci u do A08t5ei exire pulled 50l0bOej
superaIte do 45Q155o; No. 1 do l0GD50c, ee
lii iiDfsS--ttreen, cured and trimmed, S9<ei green
cured and usitrimmed, Sc; green trimmed ise; green
cured caif zoe; gFecn caif l4e: green Alp 9ei
green cured KIP. l21se: dry Hint Trimmed, 'i4c;
lae; drf salted trimmed itdi2c; dry calf 20c dry
kiR 15c; sbeep skips l5c "a ti 50. n \, II t
lJIMBERr Clear $780, I'd clear $tai box $ioi
stock bhaFds s23; cMnmsn boards $40; called de
Sl4i fencing s20 cail fencing sl4i flooring strips
$50; 2d % $50; jnist sSanting and tiniber rs fee
and under, $40; iS-iac sawed shiugies SO;
A2 ,ls-ipels ls5savea shihgles 5 p9i nrlnsA paved
shingles g 50 AID dOi clear aud second dressed
flooring A 90; common dressed flooring 81 co.
common dTesSed siding ,s2l; "a and clear dressed
siding s26 dressed stock eominbn, f2-ineh, VS.
dressed common baards s2li Latb ".
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20
LOCAL RREYTrEEs.

-THERE ReFar was such a Wholesale circula-
ton Of bogus paper money as at present
YESTERDAY was the s4ih anniversary Of the
surrender Of Lord CoRNw ALLis, at Yorktown.
F. r. MILLER & Co. have som, of the finest
and neatcst ladies' shoes ever brought to this mar
ket. They are goisg OF rapidly.
--"TELL me, angelic host, We messengers Of love,
shall PRIMERS here below, have no redress above r
The shining angel baud replied, TO us is knowl-
edge given delinqueps on the printers books can
never enter Heaven"
--THE North,oest says beet was offered for sale
ia Napoleon the other day, measuring six feet and
eleven inches in length, and weighing over three
hundred pounds We would like to see this beat
we don't mean the beet.
THERE have been two eclpses this month. One
on the 10th, an eclipse Of the Copperhead party,
distinctly visible in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
and Iowa. The other an eclipse Of the sun yester-
day-the former total, the latter partial.
by advertisement, Il will be seen that wM.
HOusroN has associated with him HRSRY u.
HousroN in the mercantile business. They have a
fine and complete stock Of winter goods, and a
large assortment of magnificent sole.eathers. See
advertisement.
-IT is Of much interest for the public to know
that the country is flooded with counterfeit one.
dollar grcenbacks. They can, however, be de-
tected with little care. The paper is bad, the
color is much lighter than the genuine bill, and the
engraving is diff rent.
TINS Importance Of life insurance is becoming
more apparent to the people year after year. lie
who insures his life provides a sum for his family
not contingent upon his success in business. n. II
CALLARDis Agent for the Charter Oak, one of thC
most reliable companies exiant.
The first half of October has been most de
lightful. But change is apparent. Jack Fros
has been duly installed once more, and the morn
ings sharp, keen and biting. The trees are be
ing stripped of their green foliage and golden and
scarlet leaves strew the ground. Autumn.is put
ting on her green garb.
--THE citizens of Plain and Center Township.
purpose holding meeting at Bowling Green, on
Monday evening next, the object Of which is Il
ferret out the gang Of burglars and horse-thieve.
that infest the county. An invitation is extended
to the citizens of every township throughout thu
county 10 unite in the enterprise ,as it is highly
desirable to make the organization as strong anr
effective as possible.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20

&c the youngsters is drawing Grandma spietaro on
the wall. The double colored steel Fashion Plato
is as usual selcrh Isive vs.. Fsiraton, Is the title
Of the next engraving, which illustrates an hter-
estinR story Of the sane name. Then II has a
number Of ofengravings, devoted to the fashions, new
hats, hcad-drcsses, lady's aud boys suits, &c.
For the music il has this time Gallop ffYm Mi
reie. The literary matter ", Dear Mrs. Thorpe
Changes in the Household Of Cecilia Bird, Spins
ter, IN Silence; Grace anc Margaret; Told the
sun; My Prairie Home, Editorials Receipts FaslN
ions, dc.
Terms-Two Dollars and Fifty conts; 2 copies
Four Dollars; copies, Sixteen Dollars; II copies
Thirty ave Dollars. Specimen numbers will be
sent TO those desirous of making up clubs, for Fit
teen cents. Wheeler& Wilson's celebrated sew
ing Machines arc furnished IS Premiums Address
Deacon 4 Peterson, SlV Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
Arthur's Homo TTagazinc.--
Tho November number has beautiful engraving
called 'tPlotling Mischief" which does one good
to look at 1t is full of life aud expression true 70
its title. The contents Of this number are varied
and euterta iuingto an unusual degree. Arthur Is
increasing in favor and popularity. ltcannot be
otherwise with magazine SO filed with excellent
qualities. The publishers announce much larger
circulation for the Home Mcsurne during the pres
ent rthan Il has ever before attained and also
q more heartily expressed approval, by subscribers
and the press, Of lbs tone and character. .t-s.'I
During the next year, they promise to bring into
its pages a still moro vigorous literary life-a high
er excelieuce-a broader spirit, and more earnest
advocacy Of all things pure and noble. The terms
will remain the same, but from eight tO sixteen pa
! ges OF reading will be added, and the qaslity Of
the papcr improved. to place the magazine "
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Terms--Two Dollars and Fifty Gents per aunum
| three copies, Six Dollars. Address T. 5. Arthur
81 Co., 823 Walnut street, philadelphia. 'o' \
Goaey,s Lady's Hook
The November number is rich in eneraviugs
embellishments and literary excellence. Il is
number that will delight the ladies, filed as il IL
with patterns of many varieties, and the lates
fashions in wearing apparel Now is the time t.
make up your clubs For t,e coming year, fbr III,
earlier the orders are received the sooner they cal
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Terms--onc copy, ono yoar, 81 four copies, $40
We will furnish the JouRNAl aud lodey, one yea
for 81 SO. Address l.. A,6odeY, PhladePhia.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20
Good Enect OF Newspa,p,elrns.. ND =

,s RALPH Waldo EMERsoS, the profound thinker,
gives the following opinion Of the effect Of news
papers upon families aud communities, He says ;
Show us an intelligent family OF girls and boys,
and we will show yon family where pers
without these silent private tutors can know their
educating power for goud aud evil, ,Hayeyou ever
thought Of the innuH Herable topics of discussion
with which, thus early, sopr children become Gmil
iarlY acquainted great phiiatiIhroPic questions
is awakened, and the general siiriof Intelligence
is invoked by these quiet visitors. Anything thar
makes home pleasant cheerful aud cfattv, thins
the haunts of vice, and the thousand and one
avenues of temptation, should certainly be regard.
ed, when we consider its intuence on the minds Of
the young, as 4great maral aud social lghtl
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20
.7LIrEWAIlY NOrICES.
Our MutnuI Friend I'D tue fta.

OuT Mutual Friend.-H 1s
7. p. PETERSON 4 BRoTnERs, Philadelphia, will
publish from advance sheets on November IL,
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND, Charles Dickens New
Novel, complete and unabridgedI with all tho illus
tratons to match their previous editions Of this
Popular 6uth6r's M'ri,ings! We predict for Our
HdtaAle Freadq very gSn,r rous reeeldiOnsaS it is
one of his best Books. siotT
Compa1iioii Poets fer ts,s People Q
We have Just received Of sTicknor anil Fields.
BpSlpp, The t9wth Yolum, OF their pew series Of
Illustrated YeluIgos Of PoetrV--entitlsd, LyVics of
Lille by Robert Drowning. II contains 100 pages
aud l3 Illustrations, ON nicely tinted paper and Is
equal to ANY ot kts iroieeess6Ts Ia interest. The
design Of this serves IL TO present seleetians from
the leading poets IN style at once convenient
tastefal and Inexpensive. The four Ealanes al.
ready issued, eonsist Of chmse selcctiOns frosi
LOngfellOw, Tenngssu, Whittier and Browning. d.
Price FiIty Gents per vOlums. Published by
Ticknor Fields, Ia5 Washington street, Boston,
New EHusic.-- ,-is's ~
Horace Waters, No. 4sI, Broadwsy, New York,
sends US the following pieces Of new music.
Mailen fnr sale-A serio-coInic song---words
BY J. Henry Hvvard music BY A. pispeeker,
Price 30 cenls. ssI
Give Ne Honest Friends and Truee- Song by
Henry Tucker. Price 80 eents
Too Late b. Marry Words BY w. II. psliamy !;
music by r Sidney Pratten. Price 80 cents.
The Martyr of Liberty. This will become ma
tinnal farorite. il is in memnry Of President Lin
coin. aud dedieaied ta Mrs. ldneoln, teetry and
music by james q. Clarke. Price 80 cents.
The LaEdg3 RFbsna.-H ~
Grandma's Portrait is the title Of very taking
steel engra ting IN The November number of this
favOritc mohthiy. Il hlsS hsasthOld sesOe, aud Que
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20
MamInnoth Irish Potatoes.

Our friend, MICHAEL HAYES Esq, few days
snce laid upon table number Of Irish p tatoes
Of mammoth size, which We consider a tangible
refutation of the doggcrel coaplet that (,
" Potatoes, they grow small p
On the banks Of tho Maurnee." " .
., The average measurement of these potatoes are
nine inches in length, and from ten to twelve inches
in circumference. 10 weight they from one
pound ten ounces to one pound fourteen ounces
each. If any one can beat these iif this or any
other locality, bring them along.
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rIENnV TOwNsHIP.

Aekerman David,G 57th inf.
Bishop Percival, | 10th inf.
Bishop Chancey l., l75th inf.
Barns Elijah, G 2lst inf.
Boyer Wm, G 2lst inf.
Boyer Josiah, B lth inf,
Cronger Henry, H 6Sth inf. tf
Callwoll George, II 1921 inf.
Campbell HEghs | l llth inf. f...a,
Crosser Michael lllth inf.
C9pus Joseph, q 2lst inf. = ,-.. .,fT
Davis John, b l1lth inf. .9,, as si.,.,r. a.. .r
Demng Vim, Bllith' inf, tnH
Erilsizcr George, E l95th inf. a~
EEilsiEer James, q 9th inf. 4i..t ..- f-
Foster Thomas, | 4lst isfj
Fletcher Michael.
Grant Samnel, 1lIth inf
Hough wm, II 9Th inf. .T
Jones Zedekiah, 49th inf.
Kennel Abraham, II e7t inf.
Leathers Harrison. b 57th inf. H''r
Mckenzie Louis, G 2lst inf.
Mckenzie Joseph, g 2lst inf.
McMahan john X ilsth inf.
Mattatall John, @ g9th inf.
Marks John, J 68th inf
Norris Franklin, lllth inf
Norris VIVA, Ill1th inf
Norris Elam D, Ith inf.
Sharon Frederick, G 57th inf.
Sawyer LeIpuel, g llSth inf.
Wilson G D,
Wilson VIC, II 1921 inf.
WikTe Martin, II 67tflin '''-.''-
West Israel; B 41fthint. - .Tu
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PECK, HAMILTON h co.

HAvE removed their large as0ek Of Hardware.
IL Stores, &c, TO the New Store, just COM
pleted by DR.. h. d Peek wheEs they OiIer To their
customers their immense Stock. They have just
received mammoth assortment Of Stoves, com
prising $50 of the hnes, varieties Of Cooking
Stoves, among which can be found the famous
"Peace- Maker" aud Good. Cheer" Stoves, which
We warrant to be the most perfec, Stoves ever Of
fored 10 tie wost. We have, also, twelve other
varieties Of Cooking Stoves, all warranted 10 be
the best manufactured. Our selection Of Parlor
Stoves can not be surpassed, as we have every
style aud pattsrn, from the cheapest Cast Stove tn
the Russia Iron, all beautiful patterns, Parlor,
Cook and Box Stoves in endless variety. These
Stoves were manufactured in Albany, by 3. IL.
Ransom 4 Co., ofthe best Scotch pig iron. Never
buy anything In this line bnt at Albany stove II
you want good article, They always give better
satisfaction than any other, Our Stoves were ss-
lectcd with great care, and we feel confident ,ha,
We can please any one who l. in want Of Stove,
eli her In price, quality or style, as we have the
most perfect assortment ever offered In the coun.
try. In connection with our Mammoth H. rdware
store, we have TIN SHOP, whore We mauutac.
ture our own Stove Trimmings, Tin Ware, stove
Pipe, &C., which we warrant IN every particulsr.
We pledge ourselves not TO be undSrsold. An
goods warranted as sold.
I
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DIED.

HEALD On Friday, October l3, Of consump-
tion,, at the residence Of A. Reach, in Perrysbnrg,
JoHN HEALD, in the 3lst year OF his age. -uu-i,..
b ROACH.-On the same day, ADA AMELIA, the
Youngest daughter of Andrew and Amelia "A.
Roach, aged months and ID days 10
This lovely bud, so young and fair,
Called to an early tomb
Just came to show how sweet flower
In Paradisel will bloom. d- d.i II
ROACII.- .-On Thursday, October 10, AitoE'
second Youngest daughter Of Andrew and Amelia
A Roach, AGED years. months and is days.
The fonerM will take place this Friday after
noon, at o'clock. '"'
t Little Alice, thou hast left us, .,.s.,
And thy loss we deeply feel !; H''
But tis God who hath bcreit us
'"I p" He can all our sorrHiws heal. " II
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Winter is Coming.

Have yon seen the piles of goods the store of
F. r. Muller e. Co? If not, 1t will do you good to
60 at once and take leok at them. You can
get complete outfit of winter clothing, of tip
top quality, and bid defiance to the nipping frosts
Of the winter that is coming. They have musliis,
prints and household goods in endless variety, cal
culatcd to add comfort, warmth and attraction to
the home circle, at very small cost. Drop into
this wcll-fllc store and see for yourself.
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Babbittonian penmanship.

wetake pleasure in commencing to the attcn-
ton Of all those desirous of qualifying themselves
as accomplished penmen, the self-tsachng system
by 13ABBiTT & WILT, of the Miami Commercial
College, Dayton, Ohio We should like to see this
system adopted by every school in the land, bust
ness men and all others, and the time wonld soon
come when editors would not be psrplexed with
the miserable heroglyphics, which they are not
npfrequently compelled to decipher. Tie general
adoption of this system would in great measure
alleviate this evil. Itisa great saving of time and
labor to teachers and of expense to students, The
copies are printed on card slips, and possess the
advantage Of being self-cxplainng. This SYSTEM
OF Psnmanship deem unsurpassed by any other
combining the qualities of beauty, simplicity, har-
mony, elegance and practical benefit. The sys-
tenn is already being introduced into Europe. by
enclosing 81 so to BABBITT War, Maui Conn
mercial College. Dayton, Ohio, complete set of
the cards can be obtained.
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MARRIED.

RR-CuLBERFs0N.-A Lon the 10th instl, at
the residence of the brides father, by Rev. jack
son nna, Nir WtbIIAM n KEaR AddIAiss JENNIE
II. CuLDERTsoN, the former Of Wood County, and
the latter of nsnrys County Ono.
ROPER -PHIL0 ON the l7th inst at the res
idencc Of the brides mother by Rev. Jacksonlulf,
Mr.. THOMAS b. RoPRR aud Mrs. JEANETTE PHILo,
all of Webster Township. Iu oa,
y MAwER1 B BATT.-0n the 18th ins'.. NJ Water.
Vile, by Rev. b. Herbert, Mr.. THOMAS MAwEa and
Miss HEfEN J. Barr. " Dog 'tri
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what a Successful Business Man says.

SrgrHES GIRiRn, the millionaire and most sue
cessful of our American merchants. once said:
have always cpnsiderei ADyEarisISG, literally
aud loug, 10 be the great N ;dium of success in
business, and pratuitto wealth. AMI have made
it an inyarable rule too aayer sc in the dulles
times, as well as the busi st long experience hay-
ing taught me that money thus spent is well laid
out as keeping my business continually before the
public, it secured me many sales that would 9th
crwIse.have lost. .st f'sff 'rfEfF gRCe
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Real Estate Transfers il wood County

Real Estate Transfers In Wood County.
The following are the transfers of real estate IN
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MERay's Office, for the week onlng October IA
1865: s.
DaniA carnclius ia Frederick Smith; out-lot
1884, Perrysburg- $3.50.
Joel Cutting 70 Thomas Jackln; in-lot 4S7, Per
Fysburg $40. Mi
William Thompson to Benjamin A. Edwards; in
lot 81, Perrysbnrg- 1850.
BENJAMIN a, Edwards 10 Charles Chamberlain ;
in-Iot 81, Perrysburg $50.
Anna Edwards 70 Charles Chamberlain; in-lot
FrAAris X. BeIaBger and others 10 Henry Bu-
J James stain Il Daniel Williams; 50 acres frcm
the end.of wpssw fl n sec ae,rtP q, U. s. r. II
Joseph Fdite 70 Samuel A. 9Opesi ne cor W y
NV x sec 80 $50.
: James Eustice t. Samuel Bopes; lot les, Thurs
toms addition to Bowlirg GreenL-S4O.
George Wertel n George y Netten; N a w Il of
JoSsa Lcgron 70 YelsoS MorelS; p ne Z sec l2,
70 3, range /, 80 s7-iO0 acres 500. 2,
United States to Ebeneser Coen; sw q ne 4 sec
10, Up s, range 10 e, 40 Acres. ,at
u Stnte of OhO 70 John O'Nel, Out-lOt 24S, Per-
rysburg, 80 $500 aeres--s45 TO- sEi. nos
James F.Snhbs to g0ooTg0 b. Krepsj out lot
2t8, PeTrysburg, SO So 100 acres $500,
neorge b. krcps 70 John Snyder out-lot 2IS,
IcryHDurg, % oO-lOU acreS-Sl ,4OO.
!, State Of Dido 10 James Martaugh; lot L. sec l6,
Up Z, range ~, 40 7S-l00 acres $22l. ~
John Conors to Timothy Conors; in-lots ., rs and
10, Perryshurg- $500
Erasmus y. Peek 70 Lutheran Church, in.lot
225. PerTEsbRrg $3.50 y b. s..., t-nes,.
William Caen II Isaiah Wilson; sw \ ne v sec
10, tp S, range 10, 40 aeres7- So, 400. "A
Robert T. Shannon 10 Henry Snyder; the undi-
vidsS m n ~ X sec y tP s. range IL, 80 acres
Barnard Collins TO Smith s. Thomas; \ acre in
sec 10, Center township--S440.
Gilbert Beach to George Lntuer, Trustee; S u
8 a NV y sec %, tp 4, U. 5. r., 40 acres $500.
Frederick Frpsohel " q, d. KTppsi pndi vided
y Of out-lot 2t7, Perrys6urg, 22 acres -SiOo, quit
claim.
George W, Shoemaker to Matthias Gekler 20
acres of the side " y ne "a sec "a, q. 5. r.
Amos Nj. kiSFSt to John IL. Meier; lot 4a, wsst-
feld-tl30.
Joseph Kelly to Eliysbslb Lincoln; lot IS. Free
poFt-S250.
A, |. Miller 10 Henry Tucker; acre in x Sc
a 500 %, tp 7, range l2-$650.
Elizabeth Eitemaa 10 u. Miller in-lot 90, Per
FyEbnrg-$600.
s, james v. Oseps TO p. c, Baldwin lIl aercs SO
y ste y, ,tP s. range i0-elo5. +I. ''l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

Sherif's Sale=-C. W. Eyers.
Administrators Eotice-1Daniet Hail.--.--,
FNsw York Observer Sainsy =. Morses
Notice- Wm.r g. II. H. Hp ustoh "a
z Sale of Real Estate-Iohn Johnston. G
Something New--A. Borneman.
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OSO STOVES-0 or all sizes, kinds and shape.
ZtU The most desirable stock ever offered In
this market. Ailwarranted TO be Of the best man
ufacture. Buy an Albany stove preferance to all
Stove Trimmings, Stove pipo Elbows, eheet Zinc,
BRASS Kettlss Flat Iron Heaters, Ham Boilers lron
Tea KettlesI dc. DC, in abundance at the 81
.el,. HARDWARE STORE.
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Perrysburg church Directory.

MErHoDisT EPIscoPLL-Rev. T. N, Rarkdull Pastor.
Services each Sunday at 1880 An. and Pm,
pREsnYrERIix--R Rev. q. A. Adams. Pastor, Services
each Sunday at 1890 An. Sabbath School and Bible
Class at IL NJ,
gepNae MRrHopIsr--Rev. @. Swnetorth, Pastor. Serv
ices each alternate Sunday a. 1890 A@'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20

" fAsrE me to know It, that with wings as swim
As meditation, oc the thoughts Of Love,
May iprOvefto you''fj ~ Al uJal3 q
That by the use of Dr.. d. II. Seelye's Liquid
Catarrh Remedy permanent cure will he
effected
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20

THE Leipsic Astronomical Association
has agreed to call the new planet, Clio This
will raise the number Of planets between
Mars and Jupiter to eighty four and the
whole number to ninety-two.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20
wood county official Directory.
Irn1cfARY orFInRRs.
TIme of CIosing Mails.

The different mails leaving the Postofiee at Perrys
burg close punctnAtly as follows;
Southern Mail lo;l5 =. NJ.
Northern Mail 4;i3 7. NJ.
The ONCE will be open from NJ: to 8 PM