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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-09
In MemOrinm.

lnterment.
I'm MemOriam,
Mr.. GUYEH was born in Mffiin County, Pennsyl.
yania, May 25, 1917. About thirty years since, he
removed with his parents to this county in which
he continued to reside until he passed into that
better land.
In the earlier part OF his active life he followed
mechanical pursuits; health failing, he then en-
tered on the avocation of farming In each sphe re
of life ne discharged his duty with fidelity and
diligence, and by his courteous and friendly dispo
sition won the respect and confidence of all with
whom he associated.
In 1851, the Democrats presented him as their
candidate for Sheriff. and although that party was
then 10 a minority of some three or four hundred,
yet such confidence had the citizens Of this county
in his integrity Of character, that they reversed
the ordinary majority and elected him to the office.
In 1868, at the close of his first term Of Office the
people again honored him By an election for the
second term. During that term he was brutally
attacked and injured in the jail by Of the Dris-
oners who sought to escape, from the consequent
ces of which hs was at that time brought near the
grave, and there is no doubt but that the injuries
then received, led to his final dissolution.
After long period of agonzing suffering, our
friend and brother has passed away. He has
tasted the bitterness Of death, but he now real zes
the blessed realities Of immortal life. lie died In
the conscious enjoyment Of true religion.
In the associations of private life, his sincerity
of heart and his earnest friendship attached the
sympathy of all within its range.
As public officer he discharged the duties de-
vovng on him with fidelity. As a citizen, he ever
rendered patriotic support to the Government.
AS Christian, his profession was characterized by
consistent walk and a vigorous faith in the meri.
of his Redsemer. His domestic relations were
ever tendery afsctionate. Ia every ~ ak OF life
he has obtained the respect aud esteem of bis as
soeiates, and il will be SAID Of him by them, The
m,ul1ry OF the just is blessed.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-09
READY MADE CLOTHING
For Men and Boys.

A complete assortment; also Piece Goods and
Gentemen's Furnishing Goods; have the best fA-
clities tor getting up gepteel suit Of clothes on
very short notice.
HATS AND CAPS-All kinds and sizes.
BOOTS AND SHOES-For Ladies and
Misses, Men aud Boys. All warranted or
no sale.
An assortment of CRoCKERY and
HOUSE-FURNISuING GOODS, uusur-
passed in this vicinity.
GROCERIES Such as Coffee. Tea, Sugar,
Syrups, Spices, Rice, Starch, SaIeratus, &c., &c.
We invite an examination Of our Immense
Stock. We guarantee the quality Of our 0o0ds,
and shall at all times, endeavor to sell al prices
that will satisfy oor friends.
We pay oAsu at all times for Grain and Country
Produce, and have ample Storage Room for all
kinds Of Grain.
We also pay CASH FOR SLAVES delivered
at our yard in Perrysburg.
~ Notice our Market Reports in tosday's pa
per. We buy aul sell in accordance with the
prices there given.
f. r. MILLER & co.
Perrysburg, October 2, 1865. 3zz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-09

Tue steamer Asia, from Europe brings
advices showing that the crisis of the
Fenian excitement is thought to be at hand.
The writ of habeas corpus is suspended in
Ireland, with the almost unanimous consent
OF Parliament.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-09

hIsPoRrUSs brings sorrow enough"
All who are afflicted with Catlrrh shOuli
~ once commence using DR.. d. ii. Seelyes
Liquid OataErh Remedy, sure aud perma-
neDt cure.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-09
New Skirt for 1866.
The Great Invention Of the Age in
HOOP SKIRTS.
], W. BRADLBY'S New Patent DUPIEx
ELLIPTIC Tor doublel SPRING SKIRT.

AL-AH A4N va 0O0OAOI ~ 1hAANS G1AANA.
VUNHIs INVENTION oonsIsts Of pcrLEx (or tmo) Ia
II tIPrIc REfisEp Steal sPtISas, very ing isusIy
AR upKD riolTLY and FRhLY together ,sEDag to EDGL,
making the TOvOHEsT, most FIkNlBIE kLAETic and ut
KABLE SPRisa ever used. They seldom REsp nbE.K
like the Single Springs eAd consequently FRKsERvk
their perfect and beautiful SHAPE MORE TWICE.
inEO rs any SikGLE SPRIAa SkIkT InAT EyER
CAN M hADE.
THE woEpERrrL yLRxlBILITY Gnd GREAT COMFORT snd
rLgAsuRE to q Lady wearing the UuiLEA ELLlPTlC
SKIRT VIII be experienced particularly in all crowd
cd Assennb les, Operas Carriages, Anliroad Cars,
Church Pews. Arm thairs Tor Promenade and House
Drsss As the Skirt he folded, when Ia use,
eHpy small place as easily and conveniently as
siik or Muslin Dress.
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort and
Great Convenience Of wearing the nsPLEN ELLIPTIc
STEEL srRsa SKIRT for single day, will Never al.
terwaras willingly dispense with their for Chill
dren, hiEsss and Young Ladies they SUPERIOR to
all others.
TIk HOOPS are sovsysd with e.pfy doubls-twisted
thread, and will wEkR TWICE As lose as The Single
yarn covering which is used all Single etel hotp
Double steel and twice or double eovrIsd TO prevent
the covering from wearing on the rods hen dragging
down BtAirs, stone steps, etc. ETC., which they
constantly subject to when in use,
All are made Of the Nkw and ELtGANf CoRpEp TkrEs.
and are the hEsT QUALITY in every part, giving TO :ho
wearer the MOST aRAoIFUL and PERFFtT SnAPH possi-
bic, and uRquestio naby the LoHTErr most bEslR,
ARLE, coAFoRTABLK ahd EeoNoMIcAL SkaET ever made.
VESTS BRADLEY q ny, p OPR1ETORS OF the
INvEKTiOK, and SOLE AANUPACTURf RS. ~ CHAM.
BERs, aud 70 and 81, REAbB STREETS. New York.
FOR SALE at " H. MILLER q cos in PER-, a.
Havana de Cubs, AexIes, South An.eries and the
West Iudies.
~ Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic
Cor dOuble) Spring skirt. tA&cL Slm
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NOTICE.
oryIcr or INrrrNAL Rrrrxrr

0FYcE OF INTERNAL REvExrEl
-. l0rH DIsTKIcT STATE or ONO.
I WILL be al the Exchange Hotel an Perrys-
Il burg, os THB l9Tn or EACH MONTH to receive
Taxes due the Government fur License, Mahufae-
turing, &c. All persons interested wiA call and
pay up on that day, or the penalties VIII be en-
forced. ALEX. II. NEWC0MB
~ Deputy Collector both Dietfiet.
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The Gnme Law.

As matter of interest to sportsmen we herewith
publish the Game Law now in effect in the State
Of Ohio:
= SIC. l. That II shall be unlawful for any per-
son, at any time, to catch, kill or to pursue with
such intent on the premises Of another, or the
public highways, streets, alleys, or public com
mon, any sparrow, robin, bluebrd, martin, thrush,
mocking-bird, swallow orioe, red-bird, cat-bird,
chewing ground robin, king-b bobolnk yell
low-bird, pewee or phoebe, wren, cuckoo, indigo
bird, nut-hatch, creep-plece, yellow-hammer or
flicker, warble finch or, in any place, to catch,
kill injure, pursue with such intent, any
quail or Virginia partridge, rufled grouse or
pheasant, pinnated grouse or prairie chicken, or
any wild turkey, between the fourteenth day of Feb
rHary and the fifteenth day of October, inciasiue
And it shall be also unlawful for any person, at
any time afler the FIRST day of February and before
the first day of November, to catch, kill pursue
with such intent any dove, wild rabbit or hare
,cept ON the premises Of the person so killing in
juring pursuing; provided that it shall be
lawful to catch, or attempt to catch with net, or
nets, any quail or Virginia partridge, at any time
after the passage Of this act.
SEC. 2. 1t shall be unlawful for any person, at
any time between the first day of February and the
first day Of October to catch, kill injure Destroy
or pursue with such intent, any meadow or
kill-deer, or at any time, between the first day of
February and the fourth day of July, to catch,
kill or injure, or pursue with such intent, any
wood-o0ck or, at any time between the fifteenth
day Of April and the first day of September, TO
catch, XIII OF inJure, or pursue Win sucn intent
any wild goose, wild duck, teal or other wild duck;
to purchase have in his possession, or expose
to SALE any of the birds game mentioned in this
act, SO caught or killed during the season when
the catching, killing, inuring or destroying the
same is hereby prohibited
Any person offending against any of the provis-
ions Of this act shall, on conviction, be fued in
any not less than two dollars, for each ofense,
with costs of prosecution, or be imprisoned in the
county Jail, not more than twenty days, or both at
the discretion of the court.
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$500 PER YEARi- Ws w.n,

HEUHIa tVITl
PROVED $50 Sewing Machines. Three new Ainds.
Under and upper feed. Warranted years Above
salary OF large oomAissnns paid. fAe 0SLY ma
chimes sold in the United States FOE less than Ss0
which are fH " licensed by Hoiee WAssler & Wii...
Gropsr d Baksr, lSiNger d % and Backeder aHothyT
cheap machines are nyrsgealais and the SHcr or
user are iissis % arpesi fire aud imprisonment Cir
culars frs address, or call upon, StIaW A CLARK,
Bddeford, Maine. 35is1z
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DIED.

DATES.-0n Monday, March 5, 1855, at his
residence, in Perrysburg, after illness of two
2l days.
GUYER.-At Perrysburg, on the 9th inst, of
chronic diarrhea, GABRIEL L. GUYER, Ex- Sheriff
of Wood County, Ohio, aged 4S years, months
and 10 days.
The remains will be taken to Glead to-day for
interment
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-09

Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following are the transfers of real estate IN
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
NsEaYs Office, for the week ending March g.,
1855.
Asher Cook to ]. W. Phillips; n pit ne fr sec 1,
tip 5, range IL, 81 acres-$I 800.
p Smith to Moses Casner; Il sw sec 49, tip A.,
range ., 80 acres-S64e.
VIM. Challon to Il. Abbott: y - ne sec 81,
tp &, range TO- 40 acres-sSSe.
A. Orr to Archy Orr; lot IS, in Bowling Green
James Russ to c. H. Vermilis; lot 67, westdeid
800.
Thomas Taylor to VIM. Shubert; lot g, westfeld
--$120.
L. II. Burns to Ann Finuey; s acres in ne corner
sec rs, Plain twp $500.
CathariRe 0rdway TO II. Hosford let's e7, GO, II,
To, Portage-Sl40.
J. w. Jeffries to r. Tasker; 4 sw Sc sec 80,
Up 8, range 10, 20 acres-s 5000.
A. NJ. Thompson 70 J.. c, Larner; n q Sc
sec 81, Up ), U. S. r., 80 aeres-$500.
VIM. s. Gilmore to Mary Parks 4 Sc sec s5,
Up 7, range IL, so acres-S1, zoe.
Andrew BGrns to T. 3. CarmaB; Pt Spahord
Grant, 10 acres 5000.
A. Stewart 10 C. Haskins lot TO- Portage-s25.
Noses Miller to Jacob Bailey; 4 NV sec Il
Up 3, range IL 80 acres-S 5000.
A. E. Morse to G. w. Hartman; ne Sc S Il sec
a., tp 5; range 10, 40 aeres-Sl, ,l50.
-ST5.
5. NJ. Young to E. D. Peck aud Others; lot 3sa,
Perrysburg $4,000.
". Ross to E. D. Peck lot $40, Perrysburg
$50.
Sol. Rinebolt TO ], Haniey; IS acres al pt road
tract 54-S50o.
g. W. Hin to Julia Hill; lot II, Milton Center
!, b. BARNARD to d. Barnhard; = NV sec 50.
p 4, range Q, 80 acres $500.
d. Noyes 70 I. Wilson, acres in NV sec 10, tp
), range isl 400.
ID. Bounei to ID. K. Hollenbeck; end u NV
sec 10, tp 4, u. S. L., 80 acres s396.
l.. B. Van fasseli TO d. Holbrook; pt sw NV
see 80, tp 5, range 10, 20 aores-SeOO.
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DRUG STORE COLUMN.

DRUG STORE COLUMN. |
PECK Il HAMILTON. |
ccA1n TO TEE DRUG STORE,
one ana All, 60 Find Amy Thing
ana Every ThiDS You want.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
The thing mos, fashionable now is
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM.
The Book for the Comfortable Is a
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM.
Tho most desirable thing for Pressu, is
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM.
And VIC have them--al kinds, and at all prices
FROM the Twslvs-pieturs Miniature, to the onArto
Of One and Two Hundred Pictures.
We have also the
AUTo-PHoToGRAPH ALBUM.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TOY BOOKS,
In every variety.
JUVENILE BOOKS,
Nsw-from the moe, popular authors.
STEEL PENS,
GillOWs "sOS," and evOry other mans make.
ARNoLD's INK,
Genuins---in small and large bottles.
We also have a splendid BLACK INK, foI
School purposes, in new style Of bottle. For
ale the dozen, OF single ltule.
Paper! Paper! Paper!
The largest stock Of
WRITING PAPER
Ever brought to this town.
Thick, Light. Smooth. Gilt. Plain.
And, in fact, every variety manufactured.
Blank Books in Endless Variety
MEMORANDUM BOOKS.
Any thing in this line, to DO had Of any body
any where, can be found with US.
WALL AND WINDOW PAPER,
A FINE STOCK AND DECIDEDLY CHEAP
FINE JE W LRY,
OF THE NEWEST PATTERNS
FINE ls-cARAT GOLD RINGs-PLAlN.
FINE ls CARAT GOLD RINGS,
With genuine Poarl Sets.
fine stock of the new style Of
SLEEVE BUTTONS.
A Choice variety OF PINS and EAE,
RINGS OF the K.atest FRshiArs.
Yankee Notions Yankee Notions
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Charter Oak., -

The Charter Oak Life Insurance Campany has
appointed Mr.. N. H. CALLARB agent for Toledo,
and an advertisement will be found in another coll
umn. This Company has a million and a half of
assets, good reputation Of itself, but in addition
h enjoys public confidence aud is conducted upon
sAie and honorable principles. Me-. c.. the agent
Is perfectly reliable gentleman, and will repre-
seat the Charter Oak" with credit 20 himself
and the satisfaction Of the Company. .-Toleslo
Biads.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-09

W ICToR SBGAR-CANE MILL l. Manufae-
v tufed BY the Clarks' Sorgu Machine compa.
NY Cincinnati. We sen at manufa etugers' prices.
CROOK i FREEMAN
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etA6A NONTH = AGENTS wanted kE
%ONP sir entir, ~ nsp artSsiss, Just oct. Ad-
dress, o. I. G. REY, City Bullding, Biddeiord
Ma ape. 35iszx
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I BGAL NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
- s. yeftrson, Administrator on the estate ~
Alva 0iilets deceased; Jehn Hayes. Guardian Of
James Hayes aud Johp Campbell. Admnis-
ceased, have fled their Gnal sccnunis IN the Prn-
bate Court Of Wood Connsv. ior 6aa seth, mrnt
and The same viii be nr hearing and cSerpinntion
O'Clock A. N.
EDWIN TulaUR rr,ls,,s h,dr-
fcrrf sbufg, Ftbfuars ~ eGd. To-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-09
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

We invite ihe examination Of our lady friends 10
our magnificent assortment Of Dress Goods, among
which may be found
The New York herald., 1866-08-28

view These provinces yenets 90 the east sna me
ryrol Tor, more properly. The TresunoA % ue rouh
nAfv sgrxn raE ga
Ehould the boantsres q ylctar I1nsDusis realm -
extended - A. 70 tAke 10 thsss pfgyncss - me Aaasn
empire the s6euoa wusa smagat y abssi 1s.els
square miles. ~isa ., 80 lrhs5asaia
nua~sE.sp sovEsnss.
Foremost snons ths prnees wboss gosmsxona az -
Be- shsorbsd by s fruAaisa ssaa coaa~a sks glme u
Hanover,
oxosas ~ ,anrsrw nrra~un uusnn smx~u 40
0Nvrra
Duke u cumbsrlsna na reviosaais ~ grr.s nria.am
EsrI ~ Armagh N frssana, ks4hs y - Gsrss. ass
hrst cousin 70 tts Qs.ea ~ Easisna a.. snlg sen n
late KING grness. ~byas = bessss sns~m = rae
land - the Dsks u camb~Fiss4 ~. % h~s ~ -
lin, May a. 1919 hs narrie1 lea FstraArg lsss -
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) RECONSTRUCTED mORPE.
What the Treaty Of Prague Has
Done for Prussia and Italy.
MAP OF the RECONSTRUCTED KINGDOMS.
Prussia the Fifth Power Of
Europe.
A New Ration OF Over Twepty-sIx
Millions or People.
Comparative Statement Of the Old and
New Kingdom.
The DepOsed Monarchs OF
Germany.
THE ADDITION TO ITALY.
VALUE AND IMPORTANCE OF vENETtA.
VALUE AND IMPORTANCE or vENETtA.
&e. &cs &e.

We publish herewith large and comprehensive map
q Central Europe, showing at glance the changes
which have been wrought by the late war in Germany
and Italy The provinces which have been added to
Pyusa and Italy clearly and distinctly shown, and
Che reader at glance perceive the enlarged bound
aries Of tho two Kingdoms The old boundary lines Of
each indicated by two parallel lines. VII 10 those Of
the enlarged KINGDOMS shown by heavy broken
lines. The following comparative statement, showing
abe condition OF the Kingdoms before and after the
signing Of the treaty Of peace at Prague will be found
highly interesting In this connection.
PRUSSIA BEFORE THE TREATY OF prague.
According the Official taken 10 1864 the king
Som Of Prussia comprs ed the eight provinces OF Prussia
Poscn, Pomerania, Sesia, Brandcnburg Saxony, West
phs!a and Rhen together with tho district Of Hohen
soliern, the duchy Of Lauenburg, and tho military gar
rsons Of Jahde lin 0denburg In Mayence In Frankfort,
and in Luxembourg As will be by reference TO tho
map which publish the kingdom considera-
by detached and presented anything but agreeable
night TO steady eyc Scch an eye appears to Oh the
diplomatic head OF 0tho Count de Bismarck. Schoen.
haussen the Prime Minister Of Prussia who also has the
usual ambition of princes, namely, TO increase tho
ber ofsubects that ale lance to his Power we'll
tho Of territory which he holds sway. In
ths connection is proper to give an account of the
popsation and Of the Prussian provinces they
existed before the recent treaty oil Prague:--
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rrAfY nrsnaE rnK wAR

The readers Of tho HsaaID have stIi fresh n their
minds the result Of The Fnneoralan campsgn 10 1852
which secured 70 the italian government of King Victor
Emanuel possession Of Lombardy. What tho actasl
gain 10 Italy from tho present viii Be, remains
yet very uncertain owing 10 the claim laid 70 tho ryro
BY the Italian FovernmonL Judging from the tone %
Tho French presa ~ Il more than probable that this
claim will be backed up by France At leas,
Az as present constituted, the k'pgdom % Victor
Enamel covers an ARA Of i22.Tss square miles, with
population Of 2s.2es,s $40 Inlabtans rhs % itself
makes very largo ard important kingdom, isrgs
enough 10 satisfy the smbion of any ordinary prince:
bot slongsde Of the present nation Is two provinces.
heretofore under the rule of Austria wboac inhabane
are chiefly Italian, and whose natural position make
them V The kinxdom in stralegcsl POINT o.
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rrncss Aisrsnsrina Mars daughter of Joseph, tsre-
ma psss " sA1s Aisassfg, aai has isas-krne1,-
tugussas wlllan A1slphss Ceorxs Frsseriek, Cross.
Prses of nasovsr bora nsptsnber y, istb Pfedercs
nog1s Nara nssnssA Anslis rr-nA Pfnese1
barn Ssnsssy . ists. hars EfnsatnA yostphns Afoi.
p1ins nsnrsus rhsrssA klinAe~th sissaafrna, bora
Doenssr . lsss 10 ists ggsg q Hanover ssocs.6sa
y tAs sfssn Y tha kiasssm upon ne aeaih y -
srshss K.Ms uai.m ~, y Englsnf, soh y Jsns,
iss1. -hea, W 90 ess4ss aw y Hssovsr, tbs too
sinssoms w@rs s.sanl@i Hs e,sa ko.ssabsg a. Isti,
s.3 %. s~eesea.a " - go 90 prss~us ~ "a. sho
sntsgrtir maT~rs fam . 80. ssgrvsiloa ~ ssat rhs
xns how~vsF. rtEpftsa y - ~ srsallsss mssisaa
-ia ,. ssmsmh~y~a ,hs sses a. so~e - 10 go
ths rwas~sn TgVsrtmss, - ssat noes W tts Klsss
fAmav = naees~s thsa thsv pssssas. ar ioogw N
9e AM16an mrAA - 80 " unus.&.na 70
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ibsm In couseqassor, ths fgya family obiTaa "
fsiow ne Klag lslo saa
rrKsrsicx rstsIa IA,
Crnd paks a Nsetls1bsfg ssh~srin ~ ths Cfsrf
Daks Psui rrsasfsk. snf - tbs Process A,sfsnsrss
n prvsri. b0fn gsbruay - is18 Hs - sasstt u
,hs Unvssty of Boas wbsn he tsos-sess his nthsf -
isl2 Ths rsvosoa \ las o5hTsd bln % usks souss
liberal moa fcs,isss 10 hs ihtsfnN roey Bat tba "a
rsol-< vas restored 10 ittL ~ nsrsea Iss, Guras1a
kstiiss wuhslmna casghisr = Hsbry. prnea n Rsua.
s<hlsis " whsn hs has large fsmliy. = ~hkh ~
sSsa -. Tfssss Pact, 80 besn Nsch 10. 1871
ysUxsaf wnxGA. cnsfLrs orna1a anasnr anxngws.
otsrayrs
cnse Dsss y ssekienbvra sueil'r. ns~asnsns ssn
rs N ~ rrs@aa asmy tsrn ccfsDer ~ isis Hs
narod, Jane a. istA ue Irsosw Aegs.as easuilas
Ck@losSs klls@Ds1 hss.. sofA~ Lsxsa " Cambr.ese.
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kral IKsn NfN MIN

The Trial ~ the Hlatsr. Itsmsrea Hrmsv.f
~ MAYOR Nsur.e~tssner~i Balsd Applies 20
be nsilwvsa. Ac.
Nfw oNErsas hHEst III ffM
y hslersd uai nNassy o9nmasHfh ati - fga.
sussis1 Il a. ssry a. ftfhs tnai 4 ug~ esa 80
wsrs sgasg rasae ia CO. isfa nasf
hnssso s.i y asy nss nsy meafes baf stss =.
fsssa Ans ~ fuestsss spaaiaissl assw msr n 49,
ostsssal naft ~ = s4s4 ta u rNeft& ~ HI frp
baby ~ Wsa5rss 90
Ths mtfsy es.lie,.. q &c 'aFaff'ftila~ 4 -
riols i s stNsf htasa nafaak Aa.nef Aassfs q bss-
tts stlgsfalea bw usasffst
Ths eify pts. So v.glfas1 aittfss@ Geo." rs'''a
81 ihs lAN lre safs.
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.ra. 49, fsss&Ni n sNNtN ~ Tor we#mHt, Meffi
ta..sM = kwgAsl lNsM go NNNsA f@ sfsMt > fa@#we
-, IN. ssuaa. r. 49, isaNNNa t#MM NMN waH N
.,ll ~ ssestss sHfse tMs N8#f8N NNH n fMNm CO las
ss.a4n 80 gHta D Ne~s'A snA femsm.sa8sff 7 II
Wsteas ! a fsHsfs9o ftNV hsA4aA A8@1aA n
saxa4 49, E4NnssAsf > v Nsa4tst4
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Grand total. ai.................s l9l,Soo 1o,ssoS-S
thus constitutsd Prussia will rank seventh among the
nations or Eurspe for extent Of territory, and nth for
extent of population The following ,abe sill show tho
r~lve position Of each OF the leading nations of Europe
IN thane respcc&'-