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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
Our Duty.

We deem il our duty TO keep constantly before
our readers that most valuable OF all medicines,
known as Goes Cough Balsam. Il has stood the
tests of time aud experiment, aud all who use IL
speak in the most praise worthy terms Of IFS med
icinal value. IL Is the real duty uf every parent
IN keep constant supply OF it in the house, ready
for immediate uso. Not only is il n most splendid
remedy for coughs, sudden colds, influenza, Group
and all throat complaints, but it is the oonsump
uve's great rclio. When they are SO far gone
that no medicine will ever cure them, aCoc' Cough
Balsam will be found an invaluable friend to al
lay the coughing, help the cxpee,aration, aud case
the sufferer. Why will yc that are suffering from
coughs colds, Group, sore throat, hOarsencss- and
that are liable to pulmonary attacks, not take our
advice aud provide yourself with supply Of Coe s
Cough Basam--the best aud cheapest Cough
Balsam in the world? II costs but forty nts,
and can be found upon the counters Of druggists.
4G,l
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
TOLEDO MARKET.

ToLBDo, March 10. 1865.
On Change to-day there were plenty Of sellers,
but buyers ere scarce There was "A disposition
on the part of holders to recede little from former
figures for GRAIN but that did not bring out buyc crs
and thsre was nothing Of Importance transacted.
FLOUR-Market dull, prices noininally lower
We cannot give quotations.
WHATS Sale 80 bu Amber Mich at l74c.
No. l Red was offered at l69o-wth 1910 bid.
CoRN--No. | held at SIC; 85c was offered for a
small lot; no sales. Rejected was offered at 7Sc,
but not sold
OARS Dull; last sales at SOC.
RYE-In moderate request in small way; held
at l0c, which is above buyers views.
CLOVER SEED--There was a small lot on the mar
ket but no inquiry.
SALT Fine, 2,95. Ground Solar 1925. Coarse
scarce at $50. Diary in bbis, 6,50; Sacks, soc.
GROCERIES Quiet and unchanged; Coffee Rio
AalIc; Java l8a5Oc. Sugars raw l7a2lKc;
crushed 261&a27o; granulated 26IZ27c; A CofeS
26c; Coffee, 25c. Teas-Young Hyson, 1,00a
200; Imperial; ,5oa2.05; Black, Local, 40. Mo-
asses- New Orleans, sOeai,60. Syrups- fair,
GOAL OOc; good, l5dl ,35c prime, l,2Oal,4O
Rice -RangOon, I3dlic.
HIDES -Green, cared and trimmed, Gc Green;
cured and untrimmcd Sc; Grcen trimmed, Sc;
Green cured CalfSkins Ice; Green Calf Skins, i4c:
Green Kip Skins, lOei Green cured zip, l2c,
trimmed lie; Dry cali skins, 2jc; Dry kip skins,
l9c; sheep skins, $200a2,50.
FURS--We quote prices to-day, as follows:
Black skunk, Sli Narrow stripped do, 5Oe;
Broad and White do, 2jc; Raccoon, No. Sl,2jd
|, 40; do. No. |, black, S3; Raceoon, N. /, extra
collored, SO; Rat, No. !, Spring 3ec do. Winter,
25c; do Fall 22c; do. Kits, &c; Mink, No. S5aj so;
Gray Fox, cased No !, 81 90; do. open, No l. %;
Red Fox, No. 4, S2JOAS,OO; otler, $6,OOaS,OO;
Wild Cat, 75lsDc; oposSnm, l5a2Oc; Gross Fox,
81, ,O0aS, 90; Badger, 7Oa7jc: Dark Fisher, SO 90;
Dear Skins, reds and blues, G5c; do. gray, lOa45e;
House Cat zoe
Wool Fleece, 70d75e. rg
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
General shcridan's Official Report.

In his otiicia, report Of operations in the
Shenandoah Valley, dated March 10th, Gen
Sheridan says;
The weather has been very bad indeed
raining hard every day, with the exception
Of four days, since We started. My wag
ons have, from the state of the roads, de-
tanned me.
At tho Rockiish river the bank of the
Canal was cut aud at New Canton, where
the dam is across tho James. Q guard.
lock was destroyed and the james River
let into the canal, carrying away the nls
and washing out the bottom OF the canal
Ehe dam across the river at this point was
also partially destroyed.
/ have had no opposition. Everybody
is bewildcred by our movement.
have had no news of any kind since
LETT. The latest Richmond papers were OF
the 4th, hut contained nothing.
Up to the present time, We have captured
Ia pieces of artillery, IL at Waynesboro
and three at Charlousville. The party
that sent back from Waynesbore started
with six pieces, but they were obliged to
destroy two of the six, for want of animals
The remaining eight pieces were thorough
ly destroyed have also captured / 2 canal
boats laden with supplies, ammunition,
rations, medical stsrcs, &c.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

On Thursday last, o. A. Bostwick, ESQ., sold
his hardware store, in This place, to the well known
firm OF Peck 4 Hamilton, and L. NJ. Hunt, Esq,
who will continue the business under fhe firm
name Of Peck, Hamilton g. Co. The new firm
will increase the stock Of goods and continue to
supply The people Of this vicinity with everything
In the Hardware line Of trade, ON as favorable
terms as heretofore. The well known business
character Of these gentlemen is a sufficient guar
antse that the Hardware trade in this vicinity Is
bound TO flourish, and that their customers will be
supplied with the best qualities Of goods at rea-
sonablc rates.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
Letter from n ..skedaddIer. =,

The following letter has bcen handed Us FOR pub.
lication; and we are informed that it was written
bv VIM. +. Graham, q former "notorious" resi-
dent Of Portage township, who was drafted last
fall, and skedaddled for Canada. In order to il
lustrate the kind of men who emigrate fiom the
United States to Cansda; we publish the letter
justas written spelling, punctuation and all :
WISDsoR CANADA WEsT,l
January G:th, 1885.
Dear old friend Jacob Fletcher for the first time
take my pen to write YOU to lot you know how
we prosper Martha has been Sick for the last six
weeks but She is Citing better for my health
il could not be any better. The boys have a big
time here now giving old Abe the Slip as the river
is froze over and they cross on the ice If any
wants to shun the draft now is good time but
this draft will be resisted without fail as 1t as it
comes in the Spring So there will chance TO to
bushwhack | guess | will pay my Abolition
friends visit this Summer and get revenge.
There are about 100000 more like me here in Can
ada and every day still more are ComingI think
this country is preparing for war as they are get
ting mp an army 100000 or 900 men. They
are making preparations to Naturalize us--The
Confcdcracy wiz be recognized before six weeks
by foreign power by what that learn II any OF
the boys come here will board thcm as cheap as
any can in this town
tell the boys it-thcy are good carpenters they can
get 81 rs day IN Silver, as thcv don't in ---
money here want to tell you one thing don't
pay any money TO clear the I. P of the draft nor
hire substitute it is throwing money away.
There will be one draft after another when you
have paid all you have then your boys will have
TO go you will be worse off than If you had not
give any; If had give all had ii would not more
than have clared me for one year can live two on
it here and not work. times hard although |
have made money enough to keep us all except
the DIR. bill Tell Addnm not to pay one damned
cent as | heard he paid 500 to clear his T. p. of
the draft that would keep him one year clear Of
work yours with respect
p. Read this to your ncghbors. Brave boys
are they that run away And come to canada
And leave old and the nigger stay.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
Tontogany Ahead. .

If the increasing value of real estate in its
proximity is any criterion of prosperity, Tontog-
any is taking step in advance of its sister
villages in this county.
Within the past few days the farm Of Mrs. Cum
ming has been sold at $50, per acre; that Of
Mr.. Didgby at $7j per acre also that of
W. G. Warner at $50. These are prices which
would scarcely have been dreamed of Eve years
ago. Throughout the county there is steady
and healthy rise in the value of lands, together
increasing demand for their purchase.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
Peterson,s Detector.

This work contains large amount of financial
intelligence, of great Importance to every bust
man; it also gives complete list of all coun-
terfeit and spurious notes, beside full description
Of thirty y-fve counterfeit notes which have
been put in circulation since the 1st of February.
Terms Monthly, One Dollar aud Fifty Cents a
year; Semi Monthly, Three Dollars; single MEM
bers, Fifteen Gents. Address T B. Peterson &
Brothers, 500 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Penn
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
Van Wort RnIletin.

We are in receipt Of large, neatly printed and
ably conducted Union paper, under the above title
edited and published by Glenn Foster-of which
firm our old friend J. II. Foster is one Of the mem
bers. We congratule the Union people of Van
Vert county on having so able an advocate Of
theircause as the BalIc tin; and we must also con
gratulate friend Foster on having "drOppcd down
in a location where it will pay to publish good
Union paper-and we trust his success at Van
Vert will more than compensate for the shabby
treatment he received from the Putnam county
Philistnes.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
Cnhinet Tlusiness for Sale,

We call attention TO the advertisement of VIM.
Crook, Jr., which will be found in another column,
offering for sale bis manufacturing shop and Cab-
net business.
ANY person wishing to engage in this business
could scarcely find better location, as the pat
ronage Of Mr.. Crooks establishment is good, and
he has readily sold ALT furniture he could manu-
tacture, at good prices; and his only reason
for wishing to sell is the fact that his health is
such as to render il impossible for him to attend to
the business
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Changed Hands

We understand that Mrs. SpaHprd has sold the
Exchange Hotel, Of Psrrysburg, to G. W. Norton
Esq, who will taks possession on the LIST Of April
next.
Undsr the management Of its present worthy
and excellent hostess, the Exchange has furnished
its patrons with frst-elass accommodations, and il
affords satisfaction To know that its transfer to
our worthy Rx-s herif will not detract from its
high character.
Mr. Norton is generally known throughout this
county. and in oahers adjacent, and we augur fur
the Exchange, under his management an unlntcr-
TuPtsd course Of prosperity,
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Isnth o.. Va.

Among the officers Of this regiment arc the fol-
lowing, from this part Of the State;
Colonel Henry ID. Kingsbury, Of Toledo.
Major Norman Waite, of Toledo.
Company A-Captain. Thomas Hewlett, of To-
ledo; LIST Lieut., James W. Sandcrson, Of Toledo
ID Lieut., Charles ". Ilaight, OF Toledo.
Company b Captain, Miles Lathrop,o ,of Toledo
Est. Lieut., VIM. T. Ryan, of Toledoj I'd Lieut..
Frank KostaCk, Of Toledu.
Company D-Captan, James MeDermot Roc, o
Toledo; 1st Lieut., Erastus Hoadley, Of Lake.
Corners; 2d Lieut., Palmer Il. Lewis Of Delta.
Company G-Captain, Charles Dennis, Of Per
rysburg; lSt Lieut., Thomas Gorril, Of Perrvs
burg; ID Lieut., Henry S. Williams. Of Mill
grove,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

CoLoRs PRoDUcgD FROM PgTRoLEUM.-
There are several fine crlors produced
from the residium OF petroleum.. One,
manufactured at the Humboldt refinery
near Plummer, in the Oil Creek region, is a
bright and fixed cerulean blue, perhaps a
shade darker, but still as brilliant aud is
called the Humboldt color Tho process
OF manufacturing it is kept secret by the
diseoverers. who are German chemists.
No stranger is allowed TO enter their works
excepthy special permlssion Ii is stated
that tho Humboldt Company produces
these colors from combination of naphtha
and tar.
! The refinery uses twenty.six etills, and
probably three to four hundred barrels
Of petroleum per day when running at full
capacity. Another delicate. and f4sliona.
BILE color light blnc, called "A4urine, Z"
rs well as the now famous and popular col
or, Magenta, are now prodnced from pc
troleum. a fourth, called "ilosina" is in
course OF experiment. These colors are
ascertaiued 10y dropping The oil in a certain
state into water. 10y which tho most bean
tilni huos are brought-PmSb rg COM
HleFcfQk q II
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

TnE SrM or DISEASE REnucED. by the opera.
tiuu Of BrandrcthS Pills, the sum total Of disease
is reduced, and their continued use, according to
printed directions which accompany each box Of
new style, is certain To cure, in all eases where
the life principle is within their rccupNrutiv pow
crs.
SYSopsIs OF DRANDRgTI's PILLs CURATIyE
QUALITIES. The whole curative effect may be
placed in this light. If the stomach aud bowels
are out OF order, the general health is affected,
Ii any disease exists in any part of the boay,
whether local or general in character, that dis
ease will moro or less affect the stomach and bow
els. Now Brandroths Pills. by removing ba-
puritics from the blood, aud cleansing the stJm-
ach and bowels of matters that interfere Rith
their healthy action restore, and keep in order
these important and governing organs Of the econ
omy Of man. Sold by Peck h Hamilton, and by
all respectable dealers in medicine. Asa
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pe,nNi Contrast.

wAsnSaroS, March 10. Nine steamers
arrived ut Annapolis to-day, bringing about
1000 Union prisoners. Tho most OF them
are "a 4 had state OF emaciation, aud nearly
destitute uf clothing. Several died on the
passage. and three dead were taken from
one boat 800 OF them had to go to the
hospital gtMa AW5Lf Fh
A large number ofrebel prisoners passed
through Baltimore to-day TO be exchanged
all in good health and we'll clothed Many
of them had carpet!bog full OF clothing
additional
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

BY the "Roster" of the lsSth o. V. l., we find the
name Of John C. Frankebcrgcr, of Sidney, as Lieu
tenant Colonel. He was, until recently, Major
in the lst Ohio Cavalry, but was mustered ont at
that regiment at its organization, rs Quartormas-
ter, and was aftcrward promoted to Captain and
Major. He has been faithful officer in the past,
and will be found so in the future.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

The engraving in the April number, just rccciv-
od-"The Young Photographer, lis well exc
cufcd as are the fashion plate, and the large
Der of pattern plates with which it abounds. 1t
also contains large amount of interesting read
matter.
Terms-Two Dollars per year; three copies Five
Dollars four copies, Six Dollars. Address Charles
j. Peterson, 800 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Pa.
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Donation Visit.

On Friday evening next, the l7th inst, the
friends of the Rev. r. n Barkdel intend max
ing him donation visit at the house of Geo. N.
Parsons, Esq.
With pleasure we make this announcements
as we esteem Mr.. Barkdull as a worthy and devoted
clergyman. Our citizens generally are invited to
attend and the visit promises to be one of social
aud friendly reunion.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
A Scene In a savannah Church.

The Savannah Repubiicn, OF the 10th,
in giving an account OF services IN one ol
the African churches, says; ffV
Rev. James Simms. formerly preacher
and slave in Savannah, electrified the
audience by tho power end eloquence Of
his speech. if which he depicted the con
trast3 between freedom aud slavery. Mr.
Siums concluded his remarks by leading
oil in the John Brown hymn, in the chorus
Of which the whole congregation i0lnod.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
DIR, TABER, Dentist,

viii be ut Lambs Hotel, Bowling Green, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug 10 and ~;
At Austin Van Blarcum's, Portage, thursday
and Friday, Aug. lS and 10.
At Drury's Hotel, Tontogany, Tuesday August
nd Owing to his greatly increased home DnSl'
1ess Dr. T. will not be able to visit the above p'a-
.as again before October.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
Steamer nclIe.

During the past winter, Captain Lock has been
making extensive repairs to his boat, aud will
have everything ready 10 commence the seasons
lAbors in few days. Some time during next
week, he expects to commences making regular
trips between this point and Toledo. This will
greatly facilitate travel between the two points
and We doubt not that the Belle will be, it
ought, liberally patronized.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
wood Coanty official Directory.
JUDICIARY OFFICERS.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
pcrrySburg church Directory.

nvruop,sr ErtscopAt-Rev. T. N, Barkduil Pastor.
Services each Sunday at iO:30 An: and I'M
q. A. adams, Pastor: Services
each SUNDAY ut 1880 AN. Sabbath School ana bple
Glass at II N.
EssSAE MEr,optsT-Rev @. Swineforth, Pastor. Serv-
ices each alternate Sunday a: 1880 A.a.
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MAIkRIED.

CONDIT-C -CAMPBELL- November 10, 1904
by Rev. G. Whitnly, Samuel j. Condit and Miss
Virginia Campbell, all Of Marion county, Oregon.
CONDIT- T-FRANK-At Portland, Oregon, Jan
uarv B. sos, by Rev. =. =. Caflrie, Cyrenius Con-
dit, of Marion county, and Miss Jane Frank, late
of Findlay, Ohio.
COLE -C0NDIT-January 5, 1865, by Rev. 4.
Ii. Small, John Cole and MIS-. Mary A. Condi, all
Of Marion county, Oregon. ..
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Corn Exchange Insurance Company

Some weeks since, our readers will doubt
less recollect, wepubllshed statement Of the con-
dition Of This Company, which illustrated the fact
that it was established on firm basis aud was in
every way reliable and responsible Company.
The Agent for Wood county is Peter Bell Esq,
who will take risks at liberal rates.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

The grave of Calhoun, in st, Phillips
churchyarl, is but tomb made OF brick,
surmounted by a slab of marble, upon
which, is the single word, Calhoun"
Small bushes grow around, which had tho
appearance of being lately trimmed. Shells
have struck all around il, and fragment
has taken off portion from a marble slab
which covers all that remains of the first
scCcssionist.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

The Spring term of this Court commenced yes
terday, l4th inst, Judge Latta on the bench. The
trial of number of important cases is expected
to take place this term.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
GovcrMor OF Delaware.

Governor Cannon, of Delaware, who died
a few days since foil a victim to typhoid
fever. after weeks Illness. by virtue of
the State. Constitution. DR.. Salisbury
Speaker Of the Senate, becomes Governor
for the unexpire,l term, aud in November,
1865. successor win ho chosen by the
poople. DR.. s. is Democrat.
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steamer Geo. w. ReYnolds.

The BLADE, of Saturday, say, that this steamer
got clogged in the ice between Johnsons Is
land and sandusky, on Thursday last, and was
considerably injured. Both Of her wheels were
smashed to atoms
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

We call attention 10 the statements Of the Pho
nix and Loriilard Fire Insurance Companies,
which will be found in this paper. The statements
speak for themselves, as to the condition OF the
connanies
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
CIgRIsrADORO's IIAIS DYE

The history of the success Of great discoveries
afards no parallel To the trumpis over composition
aud preiudiee, accomplished BY this powerful yet
harmless vegetable agent, wllcA iIlst,uianeonsly
changes any onboxious color of the hair into a
black or bIasn as magnificent as any that Heaven
ever bestowed upon The head Of man OF woman,
MAnu(aetnredby j. CHRlSTAD0RO, No. 6 Ast0r
House. New York. Sold by all Druggists. Ap-
plied by all Hair DTsssers. 4od
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JOB WORK.

The space occupied by ten lines, or less, of this
sizsd type countsone square.
i1Sg- Attornevs are HELD RESrONsIBIE for all
advertisements handed in or authorized by thSm,
and for the publication ofall Sheriff Sale notices,
the writs for which they order out.
All TRANSIENT and LEGAL ADVERTISE
MENTS. MUST BE PAID IN ADV ANcE.
II. s. CHAPLIN. Publisher Journal.
Pcrrysburg, Sept. 90, 1861.
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Captain II. II. Alban, from Hancock county, we
believe), of the 2lst o. v. L., is mentioned as
among those lately exchanged and arrived at An
nan ella
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of warning
aud instruction for young published by the
Howard Association, and sent free Of charge, in
sealed envelopes. Address, DR.. j. SknLIS
HouGHToS, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. 4sG# 42yl
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

WHSKERsl WHIsKERs i--Do yon want WINS
kers or Moustaehesg Our tirecian Compound will
force them 30 grow ON the smoolhest face chin,
o., hair on bald heads. in SIX eks. Price, 81 90.
Sent BY mail anywhere, closely scaled, on receipt
of price!
New York. 43yl
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The Springfield Union says, since the
war tag struck the whiskey in that place,
il has become 80 weak that il is run ia .can
die Uoulds. frnz9n. and sold 10y tho stick.
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Telegraph.

1t is stated that in two or threo weeks
a telegraph line will lie in working order
between San Frascisco and British Column
bia. TE
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Though death Is before the oil mans
face he may be as near tho young mans
back ft
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Dr. ]. j. BLEHER, Dentist.
New Goods.

Will be at Bowling Green, Monday, March IS,
aud remain until March rs.
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WOVDERFUL CHANGES.

have occurred in this country during the last three
or four wears, but none more wonerlul than the
REvoLurIoSs N CoLoR, produced among tue
lInads nf TIM pennlc. bE
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
Change Of Rates,

In consequence of the great increase in the pri-
ccs Of paper and printing materials, the following
rates will be charged, at the JOURNAL Office, for
Advertising and Job Work, until further netice
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

CcHooL EXAMINERS HoTicE.--ThsBo Beard
- will hold their next regular session for the ex-
amiuation OF Teachefs, az 4
Rowling Green, first Friday in April;
West Milgrovc, first FRIDAY in May;
PerrysburS 6rst Friday IN June; aN
Portage first friAax IN Jaly. @alaT
Applicants need net aPplyfnr SPECIAL Examina-
tion, but are lsqnes,edtp y attend ihe stated meet
ings of the Board. u
All correspondence with The Examiners should
be directcd 20 the Gndersighed At Rowling Grcen.
SAT- j. W. WOODBURY., Clerk.
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Exchnnved.

See notice Of f. R. Miller Co., IN another col
umn