The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-04-26
LITERARY NOTICES.
The ChiIdrcn,s Hour

The Childrcnss Hour
This charming magazine for the little ones i'm
proves with each issue. The May number is an
excellent one, and will be highly priced by the
Juveniles.
Tsrms-0ne copy. for one year 81 so five copies
SIS; eleven copies SO address +. ). ARTHUR
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Demorest's Young AIherica.-
The May number will delight the children, with
its pictures and its interesting little stories. Col
ored eRgravngs, puzzle pictures and other attrac
tons, including lessons in music, Will make II more
and more favorile.
Terms-Oue copy one year 81 50; five copies
$S. Address W. Jennings DemOrest, 473 Broad
wey,N Y.
Arthur's Home Magazine
The usual excellent variety of good and instruc-
tive reading fills the May number, Playing May
Party is beautiful engraving. The Fashion
Department gives all the latest novelties that the
ladies desire.
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getter up of club, $40. Address 7. 5. Arthur &
Co., 1913 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
GOdey's Lady's Book
The embellishments in the May number consist
of the usual variety. There is fashion maga-
zine that surpasses the Lady's Book in the arrange
nent coorng, and truthfAlness of its fashion
plates. Among the latest fashions will befound
two new riding costumes, five full-length Spring
dresses with gored skirts, and thirteen new styles
of hats and caps. The Novelties for the month
embrace ladies' hats, a coitfure, and full set
of floral ornaments for the toilet. In the fancy
work department will be found some useful and
ornamental articles, among them some Of the
greatest novelties in the fancy line publ shed.
Four designs for drawing lessons. In the literary
department will be found articles from some of our
best writers-MariOn Harland, Bell Rutledge, and
Mrs. II. j. Rowe.
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for 81 so. Address l.. A. Cooley Philadelphia.
Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MERST's Office, for the week ending April 20,
1861;
William Hulling to ]. W. Rife; n Sc sec 80. tp
=, range IL, 40 aeres-$l 900.
Timothy Tredwell 10 John Guss; sW sec q, tp
z, range ~, 100 acres-$2 $40.
A. NJ. Drain to L. H. Cass; Sc sec 3, and S n c
Sc sec 4, tp 4, range 10, 100 aeres--S4, 400.
ID. kirkpatrick to L. hcFerreI; lots II and 72
TontOgany-$650.
Bruno Silva to Louisa Ries; n Sc and ne sw sec
10, tp 4, range Q, l2O acres 81 500.
David Wilkinson 10 Adalne Strong; outlets TO-
IL, IL, is, l6, IL aud out-ots of Perrysburg. new
survey, Nos. 2S9 and gao, less acres, l2o acres
L.F. Parks to Loren s. Holmes; ne sec 80, tp
3, range 9, 80 acres-Sl,lOO.
Jacob Bellville TO Henry Jackson; ne sec 81
tip o, range 10, 80 acres-Sl 800.
j. A. Shannon to Hannah Witzler; lots I46 and
16T, ,-Perrysburg-$2O0.
William Baker to Stephen Rosoo; pt ne sec 4, tp
z, range IL, 40 acres 81 900.
VIM. II. jackson to E. ID Peck; out-lot new sur
vey 23S, Perrysburg. 81 acres 81, 500.
Z. ID. Peck 10 VIM. II. Jackson; n 5 ne sec 81
tip 9, range l2, 40 aeres-S 800.
II. III. Baxter 10 Jos. Gibbs; pt Sc sec 33, tn
8, range II, Is acres $500.
Jonathan Crays to F. Niemauj pt Sc sec 8, tp
5, range l2, 40 acres-S3, 800.
Thes. Taylor to w. b. Stage; lot 81 Westfeld,
-Sl25.
Fred. Sommers to Daniel McCrory; pit sw sec
81, tp 1, range a, 40 acres-Sl 900.
No. VI transfers-l6i total Yalue-s30,Ol5.