The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-04
NAV ApvERTIs'MENTs
The sprIngIeId RcpubIIcan for Ises.

The SrRISoFiELD RRrrBi1cAx will be in 1885
what II has been n yenrs preceding, only so
much better and moro varied as added expert
ence, and We trust wisdom, and we know hfger
desire and increasnd facilities can make u.
Our editorial force was hcvcrso large aud well
organized rs II has just bren made; and our cor
respondents and special contributors have also
been ably reinforced aud varied. We cneyer were
SO able 10 make good newspaper and political
aud literary journal, as we are now; nor was ever
ourpfrpose stronger, our entcrprise kecher.
Those things which have distinguished TnR
EEPULlJcAN for some years, aud which have made
IL confcssedly the leading New England journal,
of Now England-tbat is 10 say representative of
New England ideas, tastes, culture aud news, and
SO distinguished from any one city or state jour
nal-as well as the first provincial journal in
America, will be perpetuated in its condnct, aud
still more developed. These are, completeness
and compicness in all New England intelligcnre,
fidelity TO the great principles of New England in
morals, politics, and religion, interpreted and en-
forced, however, with liberality, candor and in
dependence alike above party and scctj a wide
range Of literary, art, agricultural and scientific
reporting and discussions and wealth OF space
10 literary miscellany, original and selected, that
no other American daily and weekly journal las
yet pretended to allow.
Among the prominent features Of its pages, cv-
cry week, are; An editorial Review and Summary
ofthe News; details of the important Events of
the Week. The Local News OF all the New Eng
states-an original departmental 10 I've found 10 no
Other journal Letters from special correspondents
at Boston, Washington and New York; Six to
Eight columns Of Leading Editorials and Editorial
Paragraphs; Reviews of New Books, and Iitera-
ry, Art and Musical News; Money and Business
Review and SUMMARY, with the latest market quo
tations of New York, Albany, Boston, Hartford,
and Springfield; Religious Intelligence; Agri ;ul-
tural intelligence; Agricultural Articles by a
practical fsrmor Stories, original and selected,
shoce and fresh; Literary Miscellanicsj Column
for the Childreni Poetry; and Births, Marriages,
and Deaths.
The present aud subioined prices for our daily
and weekly issues, based upon the scale Of ex-
pcndture and cost of 1864, are rot likely to be
again advanced, We hope they may be somewhat
reduced. But they are not now above the stand
ard absolutely necessary TO self-support; and
their increase from the rates before tie war is less
than the average advance in the cost OF other pro-
duetiOns or the depreciation Of the currency from
| the specie standard Aud they are not above, but
often absolutely below, the prices of other first
class daily AMI weekly newspapers.
The Daily Republican
| Is printed twice week Wednesdays and Satur-
davs) ON Il large double sheet, with from "a To 80
columns OF reading matter; and on other days,
on a single sheet, with to u columns ofreading;
including always the news from all sources by
telegraph as late as the New York journals Of tic
| same morning.
Tcrms-Singlr copies. four cents; by mail, 20c
week, soc Il month, 81 so for six months, 50 for
ayear; by carriers, or cars out Of the mail, zoe a
week, sjc month, So for six months, 10 dollars a
year. Twelve copies by mail to one addres one
year SlOs.
The Weekly Republican
Is issued every Friday morning double sheet
/ with over 40 columns Of reading matter. Terms
Single copies, five cents one year 81 so. Tt
clubs, by mail, five copies toone address, year
Sll so; ten copies, S20 twenty one copies, $40
! iifty-two copies, Sl00 one hundred copies aud a
pAily Republican, $40.
The two Double Sheet Daily Republicans each
week, wednesdays and Saturdays) will be sent
by mail for 81 year.
TIE Daily Republican will be sent to clergymer
and newspapers without exchange, )fr IS, the two
double sheet dailies for 80, and the Weekly for s.
ayear.
ALI subscriptions are payable in advance, and
the paper is stopped when the time Of payment ex-
| pirrs.
To Advertisers.
The Circulation of the DAILY REPrnIcAS is 10.
600 copics Of the WEEHKY, 1900; which is great
er thar that Of any other interior journal in the
country, AMI only excellud by a few city papers
Both in the number and high character of its sub
scribers, it presents especial iuducement Of all
kinds Of general advertising.
SAMUEL B0WLES q COMPANY.
Publishers Springfield Mass