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DIR. SchcnGIx's Mandrake Pills.
A SIihstitutp for C,alomel,

These rills are composed Of various roOta. having
the power to relax the seeretions OF the liver as
prompty and eGeetuslly blue pill mercury, and
without Feoducins any OF those dsasreeabe or dan
gerous effects which Onen follow the Ofthe latter
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used with
confidence, as they promote the discharge OF vtated
bile and remove those distractions from the liver aud
hillary ducts which the Of bilious affections
in general.
sCuENCK's MINDkAKE Pills 6ure Sick Head.
ache, and all disorders OF the Liver indicated by sal
low skin, coated tongue, casveness dfoe esiuess and
general feeling OF weariness aud assuae, showing
that the liver Il In torpid or ohstruoted condition.
In Short these Pills may he used With advantag in
ali cases when purgative or Alternative medicine is
required
Please ask for "Df. scheuck's Mandrake Pnls A." and
observe that the two lkenesses of the Doctor
the Government stampons when In the last stage Of
oon sumption, aud the other In his present health.
Sold BY all Druggists and dealers. Price s5 cents
per bon Ptinsipl: ONCE No, 10 North Sixth street,
Philadelphia, Pennsy lvana.
General Wholesale lgentt: Demas Barnes & Co., 81
Park Row, New York; s. s. Hance, los BAitimore.st
Baltimore, NIL; John D. Park, N. 4. cor Fourth and
wAlnutsts, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker q Taylor, isa
and 13O wabashavenue, Chicago, Ill; Collins Broth
ers, southwest corner Second and Ninests st. Louis
| Missouri. 3O.IthA5thwenoEL
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AdVertising,


Revolutions are continually taking place in the
organizations of society, and one Of these, and a
very striking change from the old-tme way of
doing things, is 10 the methods Of trading. ;Eorm
erly every merchant remarks a contemporary,
had his regular circle of customers, who thought
it next to sin to deal elsewhere than at the reg
ular place. Now Irregular customers ara for the
most part unknown. People change their shoe
maker and halter just as they do their doctor aud
lawyer. OF course newspapers have had great
deal to do wi tn this change. The LIBERAL judcious
advertising, in every department of trade, and in
every profession, takes the tradt. Men who ad-
vertise literally are esteemed by mankind as more
generous than those who do not, and therefore
better bargains may be had of them. This is
both philosophical and logical it is the experience
of all whs have business intercourse with the
worLl. II is barely possible for mon to succeed
in business who do not advertise, but those who
do advertise judicionsy succeed much better
Those who settle down into the belief that adver-
tsing is humbug, will have cause to change
their opinion when, probably it is too late to profit
by it. Advertising is the art of making ones
business known. Some have wares and others
have wants 1t is the INTEREST," of thp dealer to meet
the wants with the wares. By advertising, The
producer apt the consumar. the tradesman and
the purchaser, are brought together, goods are
disposed of and customers supplied Enterprsing
business men will make a note of this fact.
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TO CONsU MPTIVEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf
fered for several years with lung affection,
and that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to
make known tohis fellow sufferers the means cure
To all who desire IT, he will send a copy OF the pre-
scrption used Gree Of chArge), with the directions
for preparing andusng the same, which they will nd
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNoHiTn,
oouoHs, Coins, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The enly object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrptonlS IL to benefit the afiotei and spread nfor.
nation which he coneeives to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as II will
costthem nothing. and may proye blessing.
'Parte wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address ..,.... f.-..
REV. EDWARD A, WILSON,
43zE williamsburg, Kings Co, New York.
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, January "a, 1867.
lFh0UR--Fine, 81 00@7 5s Super6peI Z b0@
s 01 Extra, o 50@l0 90; Double Extra and Fancy,
IL 009l5 90. Rye Flour, 7 so.
GRAIN-0ld Red Wheat 2H5o; amber Michi-
gan old, 2S0c; new, 275; new white 2S7c. Corn,
65c. Oats, 4l0D42c. Rye lO5e.
PORK-hess heavy $40; light Is 90; butts and
rumps II so.
LIR0 0-Prime, in bSls, lie; do kegss 1910.
BEEF--Messheavy St6; do light Id 90; prime
POTAToEs--Neshanno Zoe; long Pink
Eyes. zoe; MERGERS and Carriers, Use; Common
aud Mized, soc.
TALh0w-M Mutton lOc: Beef ll1sc.
BU%rER-Frcsh roll 25ci 10 keg 2Oai common
EGds-sso. stuC aWIMANz P.
POULTRY-Chickens dressed " n l2Ec;
turhies lsc; ducks llgl2ci geese Ioal7e.
GROCERIES--COfee-R 25@77ci Java 35e;
Sugars-raw sugar l0Gl4q crushed lS@lsXo
granulated loJsc; Acoifee 15llc B coffee lll<c.
Q coffee l3L0l4c. Teas Young Hyson, l06@
Use; Imperial l45@lf5c; Black 90@I soc
Japan ll0@l25c. Mulasses 75@lOOc. Srups-
fir S5@sOei g9ol' I0@soe prime 9O9il5c.
LUhBER-Clear $685. I'd clear s55; boz $ls;
stock boards S24j common boards $50; culled do
$l4i fepeing Sa0i cpl feheiGg Sl4; flooring strips
aud under. $50; A 1S-inch sawed Shingles IS!
A 2 lP-ineh sawed shingles 50; l6-inch sawed
shingles rs and 25; clear and second dressed
flooring so 90; common dressed flooring 81 90.
common dressed siding S22; I'd and clear dressed
siding $780, dressed stock common, Pinch, $s5i
dressed e9nmon bosgls Sl9I Lath 4 500
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E.OCAh RREvITEEs.
srr adverti..men. Or f.ombcr a. Sale

-SEE advertisement Of Lumber Cor Sale.
-THE next Teachers examination Will BE held
on Friday, February |, al Weston.
Ross 4 Cook offer dwelling aud store, St
Milton Center, for sale al Bargain. See sdver-
tisenent. .gs,
"A MERRY sleighinS party went to Household
er's Corners on Wednesday evening, Mirth, pleas
ure and good cheer ruled the gay spirits. Full
particulars given in our next.
-WIrHiE the past two weeks, number OF
nights were magnificent IN their lOvsliuess. The
sleighiug was never better, aud our citizens gen.
orally have made the most of the winters sport,
-TuE Messrs AVKEILL are making arrange
ments to put htst-class steam engine, Of sixty
horse power into their Touring mill This, in
connection with their water power, will make
their mills equal to any iA this section Of country
-IF you wish to get good groceries, and at the
same time secure good bargains, 60 to the Gro
Gerry Store Of HrLDKBRAND Son, formerly occu-
pied by A3oN 4 SHEETS. Their Advertisement
will be found on the second page. Give them a
call.
WE neglected, in our last issue, 10 note the
fact that Rev. T. N. BkRKDuLL, at the beginning
of the year, resigned the Superintendence Of the
N E. Sabbath School, aud Rev. JoHN A. SHAN
NON has been elected as his successor. The con-
dition of the School is aOurishiug.
"A SCORE Of the :" bonnie lasses " Of Perys-
burg had gal-loriOus time of it a few nights
since, by charteriDg the Majors four-h horse sleigh
rig, aud going TO Toledo, to the music of the bells
and their own merry voices. RumOr reports a
| gay time. Beaux and hoops were alike discarded.
In another place will be found an announce
ment of the revival Of the Perrysbnrg Literary
Society. Better late than never, Let the old in
stitution arise again. in spite Of the opposition that
has been manifested by some who were once its
ardent admirers and supporters. The first meet
ing will be held on Monday evening next, at the
Courthouse. The public are invited.
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The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette says /: The resolution
Of Col. Wash burna, of Indiana. providing
for an investigation Of the case of George
w. Clinton, a member elect frnnl Texas was
prompted by these facts: Gov, Hamilton
was piloted through the rebel lines out Of
Texas by Captain Montgomery Texan ia
or service, The OaDtAn subsequently fed
to Mexicoi when Honorable George W.
Clinton, with body of men. crossed the
Ro Graude. Kidnapped Montgomery, took
him back across the fiver, hung him. cut OF
his arms, and sent the mutlated corpse to
the DOWN where he had resided, ns was said.
to show the fate of traitors. To this act
more than any other Clinton owed his elec
ton ifl' g.r. t......tl
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Perrysbur9 Iiterorv society.

We, the undersigned, agree to pay to dEoRGE
WEDDELI, Treasurer pre- tenn, the sum of One
Dollar each, for the purpose Of reviving and con-
tinuiug the Perrysburg Literary Society and we
agree to give our personal attendance at its first
meeting. The question to be discussed is .-
Resoloed, That the present appearances and con
diton of our Government indicate the strength and
not the weakness Of republican institutions. 8, 3.
Disputants-AsHRR Cook, j. r. TYLER and GEo.
N. Parsons, in the Affirmative II. H. DODGE, j..
NJ. HoRD and 5. TtLLeE, in the negative.
The first meeting of the Society will be held on
MONDAY EVENING next, january 2s., . =. o.,
It's also understood that Professor Ew1Sa will
be on hand, with a few Of his students, who will
eniven the exercises with defamation and essays.
Geo. Weddell, J. R. Tyler, W. S. Ebery,
G, w. EYers, e. Tuller, G. N. Parsons,
Earl w. Merry, p. s. Sleviu, Samuel Smith,
Stephen Merry, Ed l.. Baird, Thos. j. Webb,
II. II. Dodge, j, A. Shannon, p eek & Hamilton,
G. Is. kreps, J. N. Hord, Asher Cook,
F. j.. 0biiDger, N. H. Callard. 'gu-
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wONDBnFUL, BUT TRUE!

MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned As.
troiog list and somnambulistic CRirvoyAnt while In
clarvo yant state deneaes the very features Of the
person you are 10 marry, and by the aid OF an lnstu
mcnt OF intense power, known as the Psychomotrope
guarantees to PRODUCES perfect ard iife like picture
Of the future husband or wife of the applicant, with
dntsot mar Hge occupation, leading traits of char
acter, &c. This " no imposition, as Testimonials
without number can assert. BY stating place Of
birth, age, disposition, color OF eyes and hair, and
enclosing Fifty Cents, and stamped envelope Rd-
dressed 10 yourself YOU WIN receive the picture by
return mail, together with desired in:otmatisn.
Address, In confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE RE-
MINGT0N Z, o. nox 20I, West Troy, N, Y. ~ 2lx r
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Total of all taxable property sl,s24,OO7


Aggregate amount of injury. ....... $500
There were sown 5,69I acres in Glover, pro
ducng 4,202 tuns of hay and 3,l3l bushels of
seed. There were put in Flax, 2l5 acres, pro-
ducing 1915 bushels of seed, and 1855 lbs. of
fiber and 229 acres were plowed under for manure.
OF Sorghum, 4A acres were planted, yielding
4S5 lbs. Of sugar and 81 ,684 gallons of syrup or
Maple Sugar, 25,S6 lbs. were made, and 1858
gallons of syrup.
The whole number of acres in vineyard last
year was %, of which l was planted within the
year. The yield was 1925 lbs. Of grapes and 954
gallons Of wine. s--t IN
The amount Of interest on Section 16, School
Fund, paid the county during the fiscal year,
ending November 10, 1865, was s3,42O &c.. ear.
The amount Of principal paid to the county on
Section 10, School Fund, is $s4, ,923 70 and the in
rest due on the same, the first day of January,
1867, is s3,sO4 56. ,..r
The amount of money collected in Soldiers,
Claims Fund for Wood County is 81, 1861 SO, of
which 81 ,4s7 AZ, have been paid to the county,
le.yins balance iD Treasury November :, 1866.
of 1858 9t. ~
The county has deaf and dumb persous, Q
blind, 16 insane, ami IL idiotio. itir rl
There are in the county, 155 neoessiious soldiers
families, requiring assistance TO the estimated
amount of slS, ,s3S; "a necesstous soldiers, with
out families, for whom the estimated amount Of
assistance is s2,OOi making a total Of s15,sI2.
FEES REcEIyRD By COUNTY oFFICERs.
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DuRING the progress of the late terrible
fire at VickGburg a wholesale system of
pIllaging was carried on, ami It isreportcd
that skiffs were plying all night to the Lou
lsianl side, carrying goods and Yalnables
Attempts were frequently made during the
FIRE to apply the torch to other portions of
the town then untouched, aud it is averred
that in sorne instances these efforts were
crowiIod with success In some places the
fire broke out where no danger was APP
pretended. 20
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FEES REcEIyED By COUNTY OFFICERS.
LEGISLATIVE.

In the Ohio Senate, the b:ll allowing
courts to allow sheriffs 5000 per year for
services in criminal cases where the State
fails, and defendants are insolvent, has
been passed. f',.<
The Ju licary Committee reported bill
for revising add colifying the fiGsncs, rev.
cutie, penal, probate aud administration
Jaws as instructed by the Seuate,
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PERRYsBURG MARKET.

[cORREcTED WEEKLY ny '. r. MILLER a co.
.PERRYsBURG, January "a, 1857.
APPLEs-Green W bu 7Sc aded 2 25.
BEEswAx-30c " To.
d BUTTEg- 2503Oc q ID Eggs, 2O@25c W doz.
FLoUR-l2 OO@l4O0 " barrel.
GRAIS-Corn shelled 6O97Oc ~ bu; in car So
@155c. Oats 35@40c. Rye Csc. Wheat 50@
2 so W bu.
MEATs5-Haus l2<@l5c y fb Shoulders lO@
l2X Dressed Hogs16 5OtS7 90 W cwt.
LARD-l2ISc " fb.
PoTATOEs -50@6Oc W bushel.
. SALT-2 65iY barrel. (-l rFF9rft
WooL-40050c q ID.
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THE Conservatory Of ihe Presidential
Mansion was burned on Friday last. A
large number Of very rare and valuable
plants, many Of which canuot be replaced
were destroyed The injury to the build
ing will reach $4,000 Five tunes that
amount could not procure new supply OF
itB contentsi
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smulI Quantity.

One teasPoonfal Of that world renowned remedy,
Goes Dyspepsia Cure taken after mea 8, will ena-
Bile the most confirmed dys?epic TO eat anything
he chooses without fear Of any distressing effects
tits blessing TO all who are troubled with dis
tFess pertaining 10 the stomach and bowels.
The proprietors of Goes Cough Balsam say,
take little and often. Doctor the throat and
bronchial tubes, not the stomach. This is the
secret Of its success. II will not harm you to take
i often, and every Tins you take Il you will see
its beneficial effects. -' 'p it4 ~ Ltf
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rhe Merchants insurance Compnny,

The Statement Of Condition of the Merchants
Insurance Company, of Hartford, will be found in
our. advertising columns, on the second page.
This Company ranks among the most reliable in
the country. Its financial basis as will be seen by
reference to the Statement, is sound. Its opera
tions conducted upon legitimate business Prin-
cipies. 1t has the confidence of the mercantile
community, and its popularity is increasing as it
becomes known. Colonel F. R. MILLER is the
Agent at this point.
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Wood County official Ds~ectOry.'
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

Great Bargain-Ross & Cook.
Grocery Store-Jos. Hildebrand Son.
duplex Elliptic Skirt--W. B. @.
Statement of,Merchants' Insurance Co.
Michigan Southern Railroad.
For the ladies Mrs. Butler.
Petition for Diyorce---J. II. Reid.
Lumber for Sale "A. W. Maddocks.
Roa1 Notice--Richard Crocker. -~---
Guardians Sale--J. A. Shannon.
Shsrif's Sale4--Chas. W. Eyers.
Notice George Rees.
Prospectus OF Forney's Weekly Press.
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mARRman,

EMBER-FORREST.-O the evening of jan
uay IL 1857 at the residence Of the brides father
- Webster Township, by Geo. @. Phelps, Esq,
Mr. SriLLWELb 7. PENBBR and Miss hARdARkr
J. foERKsf.
HUM--KUDER.-At the residence Of
the brides father, near Tontngsny, Ohio, on the
Goth Inst, BY Rev. John Pouchsr, ED. g. KEfcHUx
and Miss cARRIH KEDEA.
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TaE Ottawa County Uaioa says that
few days ago man walked on the ice from
Put-in-Day Island to Port Clinton, twslve
miles, obtaiued license. went back. "by
the same conveyance and was married in
the evening. Walking twenty four miles
on the leo aud getting married besides,
must have been a hard days work.
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Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MERRY's Office, for the week ending January Q,
1857: ~tr ~
W. Perrin to ]. COnklin; pit sw sec 80 tp 4, U.
3. R.. pit Strickland Farm, lao acres-S40 900.
j. SwOpe to NJ. Lcher; NV sec 10, tp 8, range
10, so acres--$450. -
J. Russell to @. Dixon; s a Q x SO sec ~, To s.
range IL, 40 acres-$SOO
ID. Dover to j. Carries; pit NV NV sec 20, tp s,
range la, Il acres-$s0.
II. Sheman to G. H. Dusing; u a ne sec 4,
tp 5, range IL, 40 aeres-$3OO.
9. North to H. Oppermauj pit n NV sec 5, tp s,
range 10, 20 aeres-Ss00.
j. Q. Prentice 10 W. l.. Wight; ne sec H. To
=, range IL, so acres --S 800.
III. Rupp to H. Beatty; and SO ne sec 81, , tp
D, range III, 80 acres-$1 $50.
3. Wullam to = Everhard; sw SEQ rs, tp T.
range IL, 80 acres-$1 500.
y. W. Huffman TO A. p. Beck; lot l6, Freeport--
A. Cate e 3, Smith ne Sc sec 7, tp 4, rng IL,
G. Johnston to N. Bruner; sw sec is. IN 4
range IL, 40 acres-s250, >
d. Clsmanis 70 J. W. Clemants, " n ne sec 2o,
Up 4. range IL, 40 acres-S5O0.
d. Marshall TO Z. B. Turner lot 20, Portage
J. Reed 10 D, Laski pit NV sw sec Is, tp 4, rsnge
II, 3E acres-$535.
s. Howard 10 II. Wight; sc sec IS, twp 8,
range ii, 20 aeres-$6OO.
@. Becker TO NJ. KOhlerj pt sec a, saw-mil, tp
A. Ordway to NJ. 8 DeVeupoTt; pit sec "a, tp S,
range 10, aere-S700.
A. Dubbs to l. MAPesi Sc sec 27, twp 8, rng o,
No, Of ftransfsrs-ls total value SIT, ,I25.
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support Your Home Paper.

The Msadylle R,patlican treats very sensibly
The duty of supporting the home paper. 1t says
"oh," they say, "thc Pittsburg and Cleveland
papers contain so muc.i more reading matter. The
paper is too sm,l," and ell that. But suppose
Pittsburg aud CleFeland people acted on the same
idea, and preferred the larger papers from New
York. How long would the publishers of those
cities be able to keep up their papers The fact
is a man who will NOT support his own home paper
has very little local pride.
Upon which the Cleveland Herald very sensibly
comments as follows: t
The Republican narrows the principle involved,
by speaking of the motive that should actuate the
people of a town in support Of its local paper as
one OF pride. 1t is one of self-interest. No one
feature Of n town has greater bearing upon the
Importance OF that town, than its newspaper. PeO-
pie abroad judge, very correctly, of the busines IS
and intellectual merits of pl ace by the character
and appearance of its newspaper.
1t matters not how many newspapers a man
takes, his list is incomplete without his home
paper. Every citizen, who wishes well for his
locality, should give a generous support to his
home paper. IL that paper is not just such as he
would wish, he should feel that himself and neigh
bors are responsible, in measure, for its short
comings. Give a paper a liberal support, an
active sympathy, aud It will instantly respond to
such manifestations. Let an editor feel that his
efforts appreciated and he is the most re-
sponsiye being on earth his paper being part of
himself he is AS sensitive to praise or censure as
doating father,
Nothing can supply the place of the home paper.
1t Is the mirror in which the town and neighb0r-
hood news Is reflected 10 the social, political and
religious circle where printed. it fills place no
other paper can. When a need for economy com
Pels the curtalment 6f y,ur newspaper list, strike
of every other one before you say to the publisher
fyour home Journal stop my paper"
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Anntinn Erery Night.

Henry NELLIs holds auction every evening this
and next week at tho Grocery Store of GEoRGs
BoErscH, on Louisiana Avenue. Good bargains
can here be had, as the best of g,eds be OBJ
t.ined atSour own prices. Special Sale on Sat
urday evening. Don't fail to call, il you wish to
secure Good, almost for the asking.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States can hear something very much to their advan
tage by return mail tree Of charEe) by addressing
the undersigned. Those having fears Of being hum
bugsed viii iobligs by not nSheing this card. All
others will please kddress their obsdisnt servant,
asHI HIII"0 9ll 30. THos. v. on ,pMAN, ~
43zE iof ,-tl ri sa' S9I Broadway, New York.
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! ERRORS of YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Prematute Decay, and all the effects OF
youthful indescretoA, VIII, for the sake of suffering
send free to all who need It, the recipe
directonsfor making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers Wishing TO proatby the adver-
tiser's sexperience, can do so by addressing
.f' r1 n m JOHN n. OGDEN,
43zI No. IS Chambers street, New York.
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Kemedy Tor The Cure Of Consumption.
A. l.. ScovILL. of Cincinnati, says that ALIENS
Lung Basam has effected many cures of what
Physicians consilercd to be in the last stages of
Consumption. Ee also states that it will break
up the most distressing couglIin few hours time.
Mr.. SCovrLLi Is well known and his statement can
be relied upon,
For sale by PEcK & HAMILTON; also, by the
Dealers in Family Meiicln, generally. 81
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sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Mail subscribers, lcepy, ycar--1Oi N So. 81 90
do. copies, do. do y..s4 90
do copies, or over, for each ccpy 90
Persons remtting for 10 copies $50 will receive an
extra copy for months.
Persons remtting for Is copies $40 will receive an
extra copy one year.
For $lOQ-we will send thirty four copies and THE
49, r--a DAILY TRIBUNE. = y Ill
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Total Taxes for all purposes =. sl4O,O7I Is
But four counties in the State pay heavier
township tax than our county-Cuya yahoga, Coshoc-
ton, Hamilton and Monroe. rras b.
But eight counties in the State pay heavier city,
town and village taxes-7Clarke, Cuyahoga, Frank
lin, Hamilton, Lucas, Miami, Montgomery and
Trumbull. .ls.sc, stH.o.g,r
But two counties in the State have heavier de-
linqueut taxes and forfeitures Lucas aud Ham.
ilton. rGp { oyi5I yrl 5s4r,
In the total amount Of locll taxes, including
delinIuencies, twenty-five counties exceed that Of
Wood County. .' n1'
rAxAuLE PERSON Al, rRopERry EsRyrry ~ woop ootyxry
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-25

IT is said there has been decrease of
the negro population of Virginia. a,nohnt.
ing to l90,O 900. aes
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-25
rospectus Of Forney's Weekly Press.
To All WHOM n NAV Concern.

To All Whom It May toncerns
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the
firm of W. L n. II, HousroN, are requested to call
and settle their accounts within the next 80 days.
sse i,. H.H. HOUSTON.