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The New York herald., 1866-04-29
IJENRY ii. LEEDS, AUCTIOSEER.
III HLNRY Ii. LEEDS 4 MINER will sell by auction on
MONDAY April. 80
:sRY d. MINER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81

TJENRY d. MINER AUCnONEER. R.--SALEsROOM 81
IL Nassau street, opposite the Post olic,.
SALE or ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE RE.
MOVED FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE.
MINER K S0MEkvILLE will sci, at auction Tuesday,
May at 10 O'Clock at their salesroom 81 Nassau street.
Household Furniture comprising and black wal
nut Parior suits in bocaiei and black canut and
mahogany Bookcases Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Extcnson Tables Dining Chairs Tee aetes Cured Hair
and Moss Mattresses Feather Beds Paliasses oak
black walnut Bullets, Centre Tables Sofas Lounges
rors together with Kitchen Furniture, Grockery dlass-
&c.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
HENRY d. MINER. AuCTIoNEER sALEsRooM 81
IL Nassau street, opposite the Post Office.
SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

HENRY d. MINER AUcrfONRER
Al Saesrooms 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post o.ce
MINER SOEMKvILLE will sell a. auction on
MONDAY APRIL 20. AT 10 O'CLOCK
SUIT -Qf QEElCES, At
70 BEAVER STREET
CORNER OF HANOVER STREET
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

JAMES A, fsARN soN-wiLL OTTER JUNG
w ~, SEESr BARGAINS Sn y ssuAwts
Having msd,,srsr nddsons 10 their stock they "" OH
Ne .e ssSsso :S.s ops Dy hne
is'pOad with rse;ns Ssg E'TfGssf1Sih TsfSs1hEn pieces
ISoss rA.SsSSY Sd.Ns
INDIA FouLARps,
ONE DOLLAR YARD. ,.,. .,d
PLAIN coLoREp snSS NAYS n az great reduction
NouRSING SILKS. ON dollar and quarter "of'" o"'
dr %s re 'erss 'Sso6sD irilD and STRIPED SILKS
popular grssSsb sSb WHITE RrEp ropLlSs, one dO'ia
sns ;sa s.a.s, ~sr,s one dsliar and nfv cents.
ftRs SSSSSbSE Ssy .'TI;, lStr oSE q imps p%.IA"
'spikiS IiPACcAs, In beautiful shades
sFEE Y .Ss ,yssSnEss sri'i xusLls,
MASEd 2 eps 8sS 1ssa % a
% be a the lowest prices they can be purchased.
TWO HUNDRED ffsdss pkEss SSoDs' al Z" '''''
| many Of which cost DC
MOURNING GOODS !s,y ssI y,n Sss. ss. ,so' an. pS
bSELsa bSE Iass &sb 5"IH "rIiHIsEs, sHs ssfhas.
M BLACK s ALgAcc..s, z, Of the usual w'd.a,' !.
LurIss Doxs ES4isSs AzISss slp RSssIsEi sssIExsss T
va. ss"sss .sa AsS q. sssFsS s '
l An eiegan, assortment OF rr
/ BLACK, WHITE and sCAv
/ OPEN CENTRE IRIS
LONG and SQUARE sy"H
BLACK ..s Da4D hSg1Eif FGira 4 SHAWL
PARIS oRExADrSE sniwLs,,x uurrR f, FANCY.
Ct vsry reasonable snces
BERLrs WOOL sHAwL&
| In tsssafui stylea ~
~ BROADWAY, sssvs Man ~
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ID r. ROLLINS, AUCTfONEER-wILL SELL ON
FL. Monday. April 80 at l0 O'Clock. at ia Seventh
contents Of Grocery and Liquor Store general
sor.ment; also fine Horse, Wagon and Harness. &c.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

A DNINISTRATOR'S SALE
n HCHARD WALTERS, sherinrs Auct!oneer. will sell,
Thursday, May at ii o'clock punctually premises
the Lese OF House Lot and Liquor Store on northeast
oavenue and Second street, twenty of lease
With privilege of renewal Also Bar and Liquor Store
Fxues and stock of assorted Liquors &C. For particulars
inquiH auctioneers store No. East Broadway Sale
postie. JOHN HUSS3Y Administrator
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
SALES AS1uwnv

j. S31ARr SNaai Ac<soNEER-MoNDAY, APRIL 50. Ar
Steck <Ss ~ brcsawsy corner Howard street. -
ot q ane quality Boots Shoes and Caters, Store Fx
Counters Shelving Ocoth Letter Press Desks, 10
70 p sold In lots TO suit purchasers.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

A DoLF KUsTER, 225 EIGHTH AVENUE, HAS MADE
IA reduction OF ~ cent on his Cotton foods,
which makes them cheapest this city. Ure.tbar.
gains In all OF Lanens Sheeng Table Linens Towel
Hngs An peces o; handsome good quality Toll de
Cheyrc 2c aud SIC The cheapest Dress Ooods IN the
market for years.
A FINER AND MORE ELEGANT SHAWL CAN BE
N selected from stock 81 India CsInels Hair Shaws
at the price wanted than be found elsewhere Also rich
Black Thread Lace Points. j. RUSSELL.
~ Wooster street, three doors IRON Amliy
At DE PERCEvAL's, 1S9 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
~ Astor place.
I kinds OF Chdren's Coaks and Suits, Dresses Sacks
Bvlkets Corses Chemses, lnfants Waists Aprons Bbs,
Bah es' Caps Spencers, &c.
Embroidered Chemse fokes, Nightcown yokes,
ladies' ready made Undcrgarments OF laoes' and misses
sets vari.tics IIandkcrch,efs and skirts, &c.
Initials ana Coats Of Arms embroidered ON isndkcrehefs
Table Linen ann BED CLOTHES.
Braidirg Cotton aud sk Embroideries made " order
Stamping for Bmbrolasrcs aud Bralding
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-14
Destruotive Fire In Bryan.

We are in receipt OF private communi'
cation announcing the destruction by fire,
on Saturday night last of tlEs Fountain CIty
FIGURING Mills, at Bryan, Ohio.
The Mills were owned 10y Messrs. BRILL-
HART BROTHERS. whose loss is from $4,000
to $40 900, There was insurance in the
Underwriters for 81 900 on the Mills, aud
So, 1000 on contents. Considerable amounts
Of -four and wheat were in the building, al
so, about 80 tons of feed and 200 empty
-four barrels. Tile books and papers oI
the establishment were destroyed In fact
nothing whatever was saved.
We much regret this heavy loss, Ns vel
on account Of the thriving town in which 1
was located, as the enterprising aLd thor
ough gentlemen whose business is thu
suspended. We trust they Will soon hav,
new aud better mill.-- Toledo Commercial
la.
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MATAMORAs.

General SEDdwIcK, u wild, reckless young
American officer, recently occupied Mata.
moras with American troops. In this step.
il appears that he was the tool Of some roe.
idents of MatamoraS, who persuaded him
that his presence was necessary for tie
safety Of the people. The step taken was
solely on his own responsibility, and would
have been forbidden by his superior, Cen
oral SuEurpAE, had he been apprised of il
in time. General SEDGwIcK has been put
nuder arrest, and his force recalled. Gen
eral SHERIDANs action in tho case has bcer
approved by the Government; and thu,
ends The matter
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suRRATr, THR AssAssIN.

The history OF the SuRRArr affair, with
the oficlal correspondence, is deeply in.
teresting. The President promptly re.
spondsd to the call Of the House for the
papers iu the case. These sro very volumi.
nous, and show how, under various dis
Enises, SuRRArr continued to batils the
vigilance OF those in pursuit Of him, until
at llst no was tracked to Egypt and ar.
rested at Alexandria.
The person who gave information that
no was IN the pspal service has been re.
leased from that body, and will also come
10 this country as witness against 5URRATr.
Mr. BoUrwEtL's assertion that tho Admin
istratiou knew of the murdorer's where
abou.s for months past, Is thus made good.
But there is nothing to show that he could
have been captured sooner, or that there
was any disposition TO further his escape.
On The contrary, there seems to have been
q comnendable vigilance on the part Of ali
concerted in tracing out the criminal aud
at last hunting him down.
What may be developed upon the trial
OF SURRATT, is only as yet a matter Of con
lecture. II is skid that ho admitted the
completely Of JErF. DAVIS in the assassina.
ton plot. II go, that fact will doubtless
be made known. II is said he threw out
hints that seem in some way to implcate
President JOHNSON. From these It would
Us yet be rash and unjust to make up any
anisvorabc opinion.
Some comment is caused among those
who have seen the correspondence, by one
remark made by SURRATr OH his arrival in
England. 1t was that lie hoped to I've
long enough to bs able to give gooi ac-
count of President JOHNSON Everybody
h asking what this observation meant.
Ono thing is certain, however the efforts
of tho Government TO bring this last Of
the assassius to justice, are, so far, worthy
Of commentator.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-14
A victory bv Robbers.

City Of Mexico correspondence states that
on ths 18th Of No, enber q 'ilig neo fr' N
Zacatecas, containing fourteen passengers,
WAS stopped within a short distance Of tho
gates of Irapauta by one hundred and sixty
rabbsrs. Four gentlemen were take0 10
the mountains and thefe retained for ran
SON, S4, 900 being demanded for three Of
them. and S5, 900 for tine fourth, One, an
American named Courtney, was sont to
Oaeretara with orders TO raise the sums
required aud deposit them with a certain
party at that city.
Imperial troops were dispatched after
the robbers, who were soon overtaken,
when 4 brisk fight ensued, in which forty
soldiers were slain ami tho balance sur.
rendered. The prisoners were at once tied
10 trees, and the robbers amused themselves
by thrusting theH through with lauces o.
hacking them with sabres.
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reniau Plan to Capture british steamers.

The Msroury says that recently very
important meeting OF the leaders in tie
Fenian movement was held in Now York
City, at which the certain contemplated
rising OF the Fenians in Ireland was dis
.snssed at considerable length. Tho most
important feature in tho plan Of assistance
from this side Of the water contemplated
the seizure Of certain European steamers,
and 10 convert them into privateers. IL
was suggested to get command OF the Queen
City, baltimore and Scotia, belonging re.
Rpectively to the National, Inman and the
Cunard lines. This is to be accomplished
by introducing the right men among thu
orCws, sufficient Inducements being offered
10 crews which come over TO leave tie
vessels. in order that their places may be
supplied by picked men from tho Fonian
organization.
In conjunction with this part Of the plan,
all the available passages on board the
Hteamers are to he taken for members OF
the order, aud the available room allowed
for freight 10 be used for arne ahd Rmmu
milton, to be introduced as the personal
baggage Of passengers.
In order to prevent dre aud possible
efIasion of blood. it is proposed 10 seize th'
vessels at night when opposition ot thu
commander would be likely To be less effect
i've, When once under the control o
Fenians, the vessels can be easily trans
formed into privAteers, aud would be ex
ceedingly formidable being swift, we'll pro
portioned aud well supplied with arms.
In case il lie found Impossible to mak
reprisals, the vessels are 10 steam into por
under English colors, and disemhark pass
engers, with directions 20 join d,ifsren
circles now in secret progress in Englan
and Ireland.
Such is a brief outline Of this darin
movement AZ TO its ultimate oonsumms
tion, time alone can tell.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-14
XXTATER-LIME for sale at the
w HARDWARE STORE.
I VOWS TEnIoIIcAh !. % DRoRsImTaI or

4 VOWS PERIODICAL DROPSl-THE
IL GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREG-
ULARITIES.--TheseD Drops are a scientifically
compounded auid preparation, and better than any
Pills, Powders or NOstrums. Being liquid, theiF
action is direct and positive, rendering them ne
liable, speedy and certain specific for the care Of
all INSTRUCTIONS aud suppressions Of nature. Their
popularity is indicated BY the fact that over l00,-
eco bottles are annually sold and eoasHIned BY the
ladies OF the United States, every one Of whona
speek in the strongest terns Of praise Of theif
great merits. They are rapidly taking the place
Of every other Female Remedy, and are considered
by all who know anght Of them, as the snrest,
safest, and most nfalbe preparation in the world,
for the Of all female complaints, the removal
Of all distractions Of DataEe aud the psomotop OF
health, regularity and strsBEth. kxpeit dir sctlons
stating when they may be used, and sxplaisln8
when and Why they should Bot, nor eoad Bet DO
used, without producing etects SeatTasy to natures
chosen laws, viii be found carefully folded aroapd
each bottle with the written signature Of J0Hs l..
LYON, withQNl which Rone are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. JOHN l.. LYON, lSS Charel
Street New Haven, Connecticut. who can b. con-
suited either personally, or by mail tenelosing
stamps,S ccneeFnig all private diseases andfsnaie
weakness.
Sold by Druggists eveEywAeFe.
q. q. CLARK CO..
iezrVw GsO1 AgeH.a sOS V.S aud ceOala.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SmEmrFF,s SALE.

Va. IN Wood Cotnmou Pleas.
Elizabeth West st al.
Bs virtue OF an order OF sale issued In the above
cause by the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Wood County, Ohio, and to.me, directed and
delivered, will offer for sale At public vehdue, Al
the door Of the Court House, In Perrysburg, Wood
County, Ohio, on
FRIDAY, January tS, 1867,
Between the hours OF and o'clock p. NJ, Of said
day, the following described real estate, to-witi
The west one.fourth OF the north a OF the ne u
Of section twenty-five (22). And the east part OF
the X Of the NV y Of said section 22. Aud the
south part OF the e u OF the SO q. Aud the east
part oi the north Il Of the y OF the SO a Of Sec
ton 20. And the north part Of the ne 4 OF the ne
u Of section 35 10 township sE (6) north OF range
twelve l2) east ntaining hundred and thir-
ty Ave acres, and appraised at $1,000.
CHARLES W. EvERS, Sheriff.
AsHBn Cook, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Perrysburg, December Is, 1866. s3cs0 so
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-14

TIE Fremont journal says that lead ore
has been found three-fourths of mile from
that place, in limestone quarry. The ore
runs through the lime stone in seams, but
very fne ones. Whether it will pay, ro-
mains 10 be determined.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-14

TaE Republic of Bolivia, which pr otested
against triple alliance, formed against Par
aguay, has concentrated an army upon the
frontier of the Argentine province OF
Jujuay, and threatens to invade tho Argen-
tine Confederation. Intelligence received
from the seat of war announces on the 18Th
Of octsbsr that tho Paraguayans bombarded
tho Brazilian intrenehel camp.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-14

NEws from Mexico indicate the continued
success of the Liberals. The lmperalists
were expelled from almost all Northern
Mexico, their last force in Durango having
been defeated. Great preparations were
being made by the Republicans for an at.
tack on San Luis PotoSi, Max was still at
Orzaba. aud is said to have abdieated in
favor Of a triumvirate. AMI appealed to the
people to sustain the latter.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-14
TuREE SESSIONS or CONGRESS

THREE SESSIONS OF CONGRESS.
A bill has passed the House providing
that each Congress- beginning with the
Fortieth, shall hold three sessions, viz ;
Two as now, and another beginning the 4th
of March next, and every second year there.
after 1t was put through by vote of l23
TO 30. the negative vote being entirely made
-uf Democrats. The bill is not fkUiy 10 be
taken up in the Senate till after the holidays.
1t will probably pass by a good majority
whenever reached.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-14

GgNLRAL ScnEScR has introduced his
bounty bill, giving to every soldier under
all calls for troops, a bounty of IS 80 per
month for the term during which they
a.rYed.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-14
POPULAR SCIENCE.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
TO BE GREATLY ENLARGED.

This widely circulated and POPULAR JOURNAL
of the INDUSTRIAL ARTS and SCIENCES enters its
TWENTY SECOND YEAR the 1st of January next,
and the Publishers propose to signalizc the Occa-
sion by BNLARG il 10 the size of the most costly
Scientific Journals Of Great Britain, WITHOUT,
HOWEVER. INCREASING THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
1t is almost superhnou5 to speak Of the great
value of this popular and useful Journal to ALI
classes and especially to Mechanics, Manufactur-
ers, Inventors, Engineers. Chemists, AgricutOr-
ISIS, and all who 1--we to read OF the wondrouS
progress which marks every department ef
Mechanical Engineering and the Industrial Arts
and Sciences generally.
The Editorial Department is very ably conduct
ed and many Of the best scientific writer's in this
Many of the articles have the charm Of romance
about them and inspire the mind with noble ideas.
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has the largest cff-
culatiOn of any similar journal in existence, but
il ought to have million of readers in this grow
ing country.
The engraviugs of New Inventions, Tools, I'm
plements for the Farm, Workshop and Household,
are very numerous, and are splendidly executed By
the best artists in the world. This feature If the
paper is very striking, and has won the praise OF
| the united press OF this country and Europe
Another feature peculiar to the ScIENrTFf0
AMERICAN is the official publication Of every Patent
! granted by the Government Patent Once. Each
number contains the weekly issue Ct Patent Claims,
with copious notices of new inventions, together
| with Reviews of Foreign Inventions and Discoy-
cries in every department OF Science.
Whoever reads the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is in
structed AMI entertained. without being bothered
with hard words and dry details.
The American and Eurppean Patent Offices. IN
connection with the SCIENTIFIC AMERfc AN, form an
| immense Museum of Mechanical Novelties, which
| furnish constant employment t0 a large corps of
| Scientific Examiners who prepare drawings and
specifications for Pateafs. r
This firm is no doubt the most extensive in the
| world.
Now is the tins to send in subscriptions to the
fnh ffNeV
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The numbers for a year make up spleBdidly
| illustrated volume of 832 pages. Terms So per
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Clubs OF ten and upward, 50 so each Canadian
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phlet of advice TO inventors. Address
MUM h CO.,
No ~ Pal Rnur Nn,r Ynrk flii.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-14
FARM FOR SALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY FARM, consisting
i of Forty Acres of rich arabic and Pasture
Land. 1t is all under cultivation, except two
acres of timber. Has Garden well stocked with
choice Frui, and young Peach and Apple Or
chard Of over sixty trees. Has two springs of ex-
cellent water. with comfortable Dwelling and out
buildings, and is only five minutes walk from
school and meeting house.
For particulars, inquire on the premises, two
miles south and one west Of Portage, Wond Co, o.
J. J.. CLIFTON.
Portage, November "a, 1866. 3ld*
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PERRIN & HOLLENBECK,
WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKERS.
WE have established ourselves in the business
w Of making and repairing Wagons and Car
BLACKSMITHING; T;

BLACKSMITHING;
Carriage, Wagon and Sign Painting;
All Of which we are prepared TO do promptly, and
in the best manner.
We use no material but the Very Best, and each
Department of our business receives the personal
attention Of one Of the ptopretors, as we are de-
termned that none but GOOD WORK shall leave
our Shops.
Our Blacksmith Shop is in charge of an excel
lent workman one who has had much experience
in his business.
Particular attention given to HORsE-SHoEIH0.
We shall be pleased to see our friends and the
pnblic generally, at our Shops, corner OF Walnut
and Second streets, Perrysburg, Ohio.
w. @. PERRIN, Wagon-maker.
28zz W. II. H0LLENBECK, Painter.
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THE STATE or 0HIo,l
WooD COUNTY, IS.
I,GEoRaE WRDDELL, Clerk Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, in and for the county and State afore-
said do hereby certify the above and foregoing to
be a true and correct copy Of the Report Of the
County Commissioners Of Wood County, Ohio,
now on file in my office.
Ia Testimony Whereof, witness my
l--~S~l hand aud the seal of said Court, at the
(SEALS Courthouse, in Perrysburg, this 7th
l---~~l day OF December, A: D. 1866.
GEORGE WEDDELL, Clerk.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-14
THE FINANCES OF WOOD COUNTY.
Report Of the County Commissioners.
To the Court OF Common Plens,
of Wood County. Ohio:

In pursu tnce Of an act of the General Assembly
Of the State Of Ohio, passed April s. 1855, tue Com
missioners Of said county submit the following
port Of their Official transactions during the year
ending September s. 1858, and also a statement of
the financial affairs OF the county for the pc
riod.
We regret that wo are unable To give a state
ment In detail Of all our official transactions.
This year we arc keeping account Of all the
bridges built or repaired.
Our plan Of operation has been for each Com
missioner to take the oversight of the building and
repairing of bridges in his vicinity. When the
work is completed to tue satisfaction Of such Com
missioner he gives to the person having performed
the work certificate of the amount due him, to be
presented tn the County Auditor.
Owing to the ilatness of the land In Wood Coun-
ty, an extensive system of drainage, dtchng, be-
came necessity The bitches already constructed
have thus far been of vast benefit to the lands in
their vicinity. great portion Of the lauds which
before drainage were covered with water a grUat
part of the year, aud rendered unfit for cultivation,
have, by such drainage, become very valuable, and
yield bundintly, well repayng the cost Of con-
structon of the bitches by which such lands are
drained.
The location anil construction of bitches has
largely increased the business bs(0re the Commits
soners, rendering frequent sessions In addition To
the regular ones, necessary, and occupying much
time in their examination.
One hundred and three bitches have been estab-
lished since the passage of the law authorizing
their location aud establishment. Number estib-
lishcd during the year is 28.
We have levied taxes, for the year 1858, as
follows:
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~ 8 q Y ggFggE 9
THE WEST
Should PatrOnize Its Own Interests

We respectfully call the attention Of the public
to the Board of Directors shown in the advertise
ment of the
Cincinnati Home Insurance Company,
in another column, embracing the most wealthy
and responsible business men OF the Western
country, and we find in 1t, upon examination, an
organization that TIE WEST has long been in
need of. The limited amount of risk is $1,000
thereby avoiding heavy losses, such as have raised
the rates of all Eastern Companies since the Port
land fire. 1t challenges all companies East and
West as to pronptness and liberality in paying
losses.
sz7y- Take a Policy Of
SLEVIE 4 BR0WNSBERGER,
Auditors Office, in Courthouse,
26z Perrysburg, Ohio.
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@N knO PER YEARI-We want
% sOOO ageRas here so sell our IN.
PROVED $40 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds-
Under and upper feed. Warfahted years. Above
salary OF large commissions paid. The oNI.f ma
chimes sold 10 the United States for less than $40,
which are fH Iy licensed by HoUs. Rhseier q WasOA,
Grover g. RakeT, Singer 20. and Baehelder. AHotheT
cheap machines infriRgemenis aud ihe SeIte, or
aser idble 10 arrest fas and imPvisoHn'eat Cir
culars free. Address, or call upon, Shaw Clark
Biddsford Maine; or Chicago, Ill. s5iszE
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-14

TSXEcUTOR'S NOTICE,-The undersigned has
~ been duly appointed Executor OF ihe last will
aud testament Of samuel MoCrory, sen, late Of
Wood Coonty, Ohio. deceased, All persons in
debtod 10 the estate are requested 10 make imme-
diate payment, Aad those having claims against
the same will present them. duly authenticated, ~
the undersigned, for allowance.
eErER FRErMAN, Exeeuinr,
December ~, 1865. S3ls