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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-25
A MopHL wINTER-THE GREAT
SNOW STORM.

This Is indeel model winter. Since
the gath Of December last--one month ago
--thts portion of Gods footstool hNs been
coveted with snow, anl.at present there
are no sigae Of its departure. II Is regarded
by an as mos, friendly visitor, aud is the
desire of all that its visit be prolonged
while winter holds tlie ins. Its effect is
beneficial iu more ways than one. II pro
NOTES The health and activity of tbs poo.
pic, and gives an impetus to business trans.
pctons at once cheering and profitable.
fts beneficial effect upon The soil is well
known. In addition to the protection il af
fords to the wheat cror IL enriches the
land, anil, as a cotempOrary well observes,
bad crop year rarely succeeds winter
that has furnished an abundance of snow.
After the partial failure of last year, we
stand in need of good crop and an obund
ant harvest. Every one will rejoice TO
have the deficiency made up, aud the iu'
doations are good for an extraordinary
ysild IN tho cereals and plentiful supply
of fruts. A more propitious winter we
have not been blessed with for yoars.
The entire belt Of tho Northern States,
from the coast Of Maine to tho Far West,
Is envcloped in the foccy mantle to a
depth varying from six inches to ak feet.
The great snow storm which Fo8ched Tvs
on Sunday morning last ewept across the
continent from East 70 West. II struck
the coast OF Maine on Tuesday last, extend.
ing along the coast to Philrlelpha reach
ing New York on Thursday morning. In
tho New England States such storm has
not been known for the last ten years, In
many plsces tho snow fell to the depth Of
six feet, with drifts Of twenty feet. So
heavy was the fall of snow that railroad
travel, for several days was almost entirely
suspended. From every direction, East
and West the telegraph brings intelligence
of the fury Of ito storm, Of snow drifts aud
blockades.
At this point the snow storm commenced
on Sunday, continuing through Monday and
Tuesday. From six TO eight inches we pre-.
sumo is the average depth, although this
is matter difficult to arrive at, on account
of the extensive drifting. u'
Let us be thankful for tho beautiful
snow" Itis worthy Of thanks aud rejoicing
And, we are pleased to say, our citizens
youns aud old, manifest their rejoicing and
appreciation of this winters blessing in the
mast apnroprinte manner Day aud might
TIE merry iingling ot the bells arc heard in
al directions, and the past two weeks have
witnessed grand sleghing carnival, TO Gt
continued, we presume, while snow anC
horsenesh 90 plcntiCully abound.
Long remain the Beautiful Snow,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-25
MICH. SOUTHERN g. N. i. r. b.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
n n aud after Sunday, November Is, 1Sc6, Passenge
~ Trains VIII be run as follows;

IN aud after Sunday, November is, 1ScG, Passenger
~ Trains VIII be run as follows;
LEAVE TOLEDO FOR CHICAGO
2itO A. M. Night Express, via Dir Line,
except MondeyA stops at principal stations and ar
riyes at Clicdgo 1880 p. NJ.
s.9J a NJ. Mail and Expross, via Main
Line. except Sundays stors at all stat and arrives
at Chicago $3.50 Pm. i#
f:eO y. m,, except Sundays Mall and Express
via Air Line, stops OF principal stations, and arrives
az Chicago HOO p NJ.
1910 u. VI. Express, via Main Line, except
Sundays, stops at principal stations, and arrives at
Chicago $500 A. N.
LEAVE TOLEDO FOR DETROIT.
TaaEE TRAINS.
1926 4. NJ. Express, arrives at Monroe s;85
A. NJ; Detroit 10;30 A. NJ.
1880 y. VI. Express. arrives at Monroe 4;35 ?
NJ Detroit 6;20 2. NJ,
7:IaP. w. Express, arrives at Monroe s;57
T.. NJ; Detroit 1880 l.. NJ.
All daily except sundny,uF r..
LEtVE TOLEDO FOR JACKSON. ...
Leave Toledo daily, except Sundays, at s.25 A. NJ
aud 1;4O P NJ.
Trains arrive at Toledo as follows;
From Chicago t'O5 aad $40 A. NJ. and 1850 and 1876
Z. NJ.
From Detroit 900 A. NJ. and 4.20 and $50 J.. NJ.
From Jackson e:4O A. NJ aud 4.35 NJ. .,
SLEgplN0 OARs on all Night Trains between T9lcdo
and Chicago .
Trains are run by Chicago iime which is twenty
minutes slower than Toledo time
80 CuAS. Y. HATCH, General SUIT.
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INSURANCE..

"A bill has been introduced in tho Senate
of Ohio, to ameul the insurance laws of the
State, which strikes out so much OF the law
now in fUrco as requires the publication in
q newspaper Of the statement required to
be Hled with the Auditor of State, 1t has
passed the Senate Gy a vote of 20 against
II, aud has been real for tho first tim1 in
the House. Tho law now requires that this
statement of tho assets OF the Company shall
he published by tho companies, in some
newspaper of general circulation IN tho
county whore the Company does ba'i ,csS--
ono week IL daily, threo weeks ifa wsckly,
The statement is for the information OF the
public, aud TO guard against any msrepro.
sentation by the agents Of tho Company.
We are at a loss to know what good is pro.
posed to ba accomplished by dispoasing
with the publication. On t',s subject the
Ohio Siate JoWadi well says
=. The House will do wclIto hear the sen.
.timonts of the press aud people on this sub
iect before acting upon the Senate bill
Too many guards oannot be thrown around
the public interests in this mltter The
rapid increase Of Insurance Companies,
many OF them with irresponsible organize
tions, may bs suggested as an ADDITIONAL
reason for cautioL How many men, even
at the county towns, would thank their leg
,islators for putting them TO the pains of ex
amning the reeords to find out the standing
OF any companys How many, after jour
sney OF from ten to twenty miles on such an
errand. would be ready TO compliment the
wisdom Of thor representative in pntting
them to such expense aud Inconvenience
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6NpIrIoN or TIE CROPS.

The report of tho Agricultural Bureau
says that the corn crops OF the States, ox.
elusive Of eleven Southern and the Pacific
States, was estimated for 1868, in round
numbers, az 7Oi ,000,O 600 bushels. The same
States in 1866 held an estimated product of
679,oOO,OOO decline Of 25, 100000 bushels
in quantity, a deficiency in quality equiya'
lent to $4,000, 900 bushels, between this ard
the prev ious year.
The South made great effort for good
supply OF this indispensable food for man
aud beast, and succeeded better than was
expected. The data of the department,
though not so full as to secure close ap.
proclamation, indicates a yield of $4,000,
O0O bushels in eleven States against ga,
100000 in 1889, reduction amounting 10
$4,000 bushels.
The total amount Of corn grown through
out the limits OF the United States in ls6t
IL assumed to be about $50, 900 900 bushels
1t isa singular fact that the wheat croI
has declined in quantity for three years
and not only ia this country, but 10 Eiglln,
ia aboutthe same proportion.
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Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

IN obedieucc to an order of sale issued to mo by
Il The Probate Court Of Wood County Ohio, will
offer for sale at Public Auction at the door of the
Court-house, in Perrysburg, Ohio, ON SATUR-
DAY, the 10th day of Fshruary, 1867, between
the hours off and 4 o'clock r, NJ, to the highest
bidder, the following Real Estate, as the property
of David DE France, deceased, to-wit: The south
east corner of the southeast quarter, OF the south.
west quarter of seclinn No. thirty -one. (3I), in
township No 6Ye l5l, north nC rauge M. eleven
10 east, containing i've 81 acres, more or less
Terms made known on day Of sale. '' A
JOHN A. SHANNON, Qua rdian 4 Attorney.
Perry sburg, January 10, 1887. 30dS4 so.
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pErITIoN ron DIVoncE,

EHiaSsts LeN's'( Court Of Common Pleas,
Andrew J. Iews.l WYNN N'"'Ni Siii"'
Defendtnl will take notice that on the 10th inst,
plaintiff filed her petition ia said Court against
him, stating that on the 20ih of March, lS5S, she
was married TO him that she has borne him three
children, to.wu Charles, Mary Ellen, and FL
mira; that fur more than three year last pas de-
fdenant has been guilty Of gross negleel 0f duty
towards plautih, IN neglectiag to provide for her
aod her said children. Plaintiff asks TO be di-
vorced fronl said defendant, and also thatshe snay
have the control aud custody OF said children
Said Petition will be G,r hearing on the 18th day
Of March next. J. II. REID, Phh's Au'v.
JanuiTy -, 1867, SafSi
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1862
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR oF STATE,I
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,

COLUMBUS, ONO, January 4, 1867.
WHEREAS, The PHOENIX INSURANCE COM
PANY located at Hartford, in the State Of Connect
icut, has filed in this Office sworn statement of its
condition, as required by the first section Of the
act "To regulate Insurance Companies not in
corporatei by the State of Ohio" passed April 8,
1856, and amended February 0, 1864 ; and, Where.
as, said Company has furnished the undersigned
satisfactory evidence that it is possessed Of at
least One Hundred Thousand Dollars of actual
Capital invested in stocks, or bonds, or in. mort
cages of real estate, worth double the amount for
which the same is mortgaged; and Whereas,
said Company has filed in this Office a written
instrument under its corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof, authorizing
any agent or agents of said Company in this
State to acknowledge service of process, for and
in behalf of said Company according to the terms
Of said laws
Now, THsREFoRE, in pursuance Of the first sec.
ton of the aforesaid act, I, James II. Goldman,
Auditor of State for Ohio, do hereby certify that
sail Phoenix Insurance Company, of Hartf0rd, is
authorized to transact the business Of Fire fnsur-
ance in this State until the thirty first day of jan
uary, in the year one thousand eight hundred and
sixtv-eight. .... .
In WITNESS WuBREoF, have hereunn subscribed
my name aud caused the seal OF my Of
[SEAL. flee to be afiixedthe day and year above
written. 41t F. EfEg
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor of State.
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HISTORY or THE REDELLIoN.

The National Publishing Company, Of
Cincinnati Ohio, has in press and will issue
At 40 early day, work by ALExASDEs H.
sTEPnESs, onlided "a History Of the Late
War between the Siates-Traoing its ori.
gin, Causes and Resalts' This work will be
looked for with great interest, as every
leyal man will have a curiosity 10 learn what
will be said by tho man who warned the
South Of the dangers Of Secession. and af-
ierwards became one of the leading spirits
of the Rebellion.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-25

REcENr cable dispatches contain worry inn
porlant intelligence. NAPOLEON has Issued
decree of lberalizing tciidencyi his
cabinet have all resigned. Over lorty per
sous were drowned by tho breaking Of the
ice in Regents Park. A bread riot has oc.
CURED in Liverpool. Spain and Greece arc
to send spcoiul cnvoys to the UnitedSntes.
Tho Austrian army is not to be reorgan'ze
The Swedish Parliament has met
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-25
OrFloE OF run AUDITOR or SrArE, !

VOLuMDVS, UHlO, JNnulry T, ISbT.
II is Hereby Certified, that the foregoing is cor
rect copy OF the Statement of Condition of the
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY, of
Hartford made to aud filed in this Office, for the
year 1857.
lsEAL. Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAMES II. GOODMAN Apditor Of STATE.
BY JAMES WILLIAMS, Ciief Qsrk.
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NOTICE.

fHo whomit MAY Concern Nv wife, Adaline,
l. having leA my bed aud hoard Without anv
just cause, herebv t0pcwan all persons that
will not pay any debts of her oonta citing after this
date GEORGE REFS.
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Certificate OF Authority.
(To expire ON the 3lst day of January, 1861
0FFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
lNSrRANcE DEPARrMENT,
CoLrMBus, Ouo, January Y,

CoLUMBUs, 0uo, January IL, 1867. \
WHEREAS, The MERCHANTS INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at Hartford, in the State of
Connecticut. has filed in this Office sworn state
mont of its condition, MS required by the first sec
ton Of the act To regulate Insurance Companies
not Incorporated by the State OF Ohio" passed
April 8, 1865; and, amended February o, 1884;
and the net " to regulate Fnreign Insurance Com
plnics," passed April 8, 1856; and WHEREAS, said
Company has furnished the undersigned satisiac-
tory evidence that il is possessed of at least ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOl-
LARS OF ACTUAL CASH CAPITAL INVEST
ED In stock, or bonds, or in mortgages Of real
estate, worth double the Amouut for which the
same is mortgaged and, WHERgAs, said Company
a. nled in this office written instrument under
its corporate SEAL signed by the President and
Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent agents
Of said Company In this State IN acknowledge
service Of proccsS, for and in behalf of said Com
pany according TO the terms Of said laws
Now, THEREFl in pursuance Of The FIRST
section Of the aforesaid act, l, JAMES II, GOD
MAN, Auditor Of State of Ohio, do hereby ,oertii iy
that said MERCHANTS INSURANCE CoMpA-
| NY, OF Hartford, is authorized to transact the
business Of Fire aud Marine Insurance in this
State until the thrty-frst day OF January, in the
| year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eieht.
! lS-WITNEss WHRREoF, have hereuuto subscribed
my namo and caused the seal uf my of,
/ [SBAL.l fee to be affixed tho day and year ahov,
JAS, Ii, GOODMAN, 4adi,or Of STATE.
T., R. MILLER" Agent,
Slo peTrVSburE, Ohio.
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PREMluMS TO CLUpS.

c -, PREMIUMS To CLUBS.
To any person sending VI S225 for One Hundred
Sub scripions, we will give one of Singers frs :
cass FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, Bronze
and Black Walnut. % n ..i
To any peison sanding SIP 50 for Fifty Subscrp-
tinns, we will give C m aete set of CHARLES
DICKENS WORKS, publishedby 4. b. Peter
soa g. Brothers, ip eighteen large duodecimo
volumes, cloth.
To any person sending $282j for Twenty-Five
Subscriptions, we,will give a PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUM for One Hundred Pictures or set Of
DjcIcns Works (p b.. Peterson's edition J.
Publishers price, $40.
For every Club of TEN, an extra copy of the paper
Adlrsss JOHN W. FORNFY.
Editor and Proprietor,
'. philadephia Pa.
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LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
j. W, Bradley'S Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
nm r
- K L R II.


TuE EwoNDERTrLFLENInItIIY and GREAT CONF oRT and
PLEASURE to a Indy wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT will be experienced pa rliculSrly in al lcrowd
ed Assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Raiiroad Cars,
Dress as the skirt be folded when In use to 90.
cupy small place as easily and conveniently as a
SILK Muslin Dress, an inva auable quality in crno.
line not found in any Single Spring Skirt.
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort and
Great Convenienee OF wearing the DCrLEN ELLiPTIc
SrREL SPRISo SKIRT, for single day, will Never af
terwards willingly dspensewith their use. FOr Ch'l.
drcn Misses and Young Ladies they SUPERIOR to
all others,
They will not nrSp or psEAK IKE the Single Spring,
but will PRESERVE their and GRACEfpI sHAPE
when three or four ORDINARY SKiRre will have been
lNRowN ASIDE UsELEss. TuE lloops are covered
RODS are not only double springs Tut twice (oT d0n,
be) COVERED preventing them from wearing out when
dragging down steps, stairs, &c.
The Duplex Elliptic is great favorite with althe
ioN MAaAElNEs as the elSrANpARD SKIRT OF THE
FASUIONABLE WORLD f'
To enjoy the following inesttmRble advantages In
Crinoline via; SUPERIOR QrAillN, rERFRCr NANuTAo
ruRg STYLISH SHARE and F,Nlsu tLExtniLTy ouRi BlL
trV, coNfoRr and ECONOMY, inquire for "J,W. BR An
teV's puPLsN ELLIPTto,H Double Spring Skirt and
| bo sure you get the genuine article,
CAUTlON--T0 guard against IMPOSITION, bt
particular to NOTICE tlr,s skirts offered as DuPLEN
have the red ink stamp, yizi VI w, Bradey's puples
/ Enipue Steel springs" upon the waistbAnd--pon,
others are genuine. Also Notice thateV very Hehpw N
admit pin being passed through the center thus re
vealing the TWO tor d0uhle) springs braided togethe
therein which Is the secret Of their FLRNtRlLrrY ant
srIrNaru, and combination not 10 be found in an,
| other SKIRT. rt
FoR SALE att. R. MILLER & co.'s, in Perrys
burg and In all Stores where EtRsrcLAss RKtRTs ar
sold throughout the United States and elsewhere.
| Manufactured bv the Sole Owners Of the Patent.
VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY,
sem Q7 Chambers 4 79& 81 Reade-sts., MY.
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IN Iraz the climate is too warm for
peaches aud apples, wheat, ryc and barley,
butthc folks there can indulge to any extent
in oranges, lvmone, lines, Pomegranstes,
peits q1irces and bapanasl f
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For the Ladies.

IIAIR-CUILIyG done upon the shortest notice
III and in the most approved manner, upon rea-
sohabe terms, by cdiling Mt tho former residence
Of Joseph banglurd, Perrysburg, Ohio.
8Dc MRs s. BUTLER.
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Cnlorod supreme Court Attorney.

John NJ. Langston (colOred of oberlin
on motion of General Gar6ell, member of
Congress from Ohio was admitted as mem
/ her OF the lar OF the Supreme Couit OF the
United States.
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D0AD NorICE.-Notee Is hereby given tha,
~ the viewers and surveyor on the proposed
county road e0nimenelng at the Miltonville aud
Hancock Frce Turnpike on the section lime between
sections Nos. 2S and 49, in Liberty Township, Wood
County, 0hih, running thence west on salt section
line until it connects with road on said line in
Miltoa TownShip, in said county, there terminate
will mo II at the house 0f Nelson Burkley, In said
Liberty Township, ON the 23th day o. Fvbruarv,
1897, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, tr the purpose oi view
and survey. To which new residents anl others
will tako notice.
RICHARD CRocKER and other Petitioners.
January 2S, 1867. SQl
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To Soortinr Men

To Sporting Men.
Finetwist and Common Double, and Single
smith 1 wessons soten-shoOling Pocket Pis-
tolls ti''A tN r" "G +t esisH
Nos I, and 5 Cartridges; a'-ua
Spen er Rife Cartridges !; .r4.iaeI ts
Double and Single Shot Bags;
Powder Flasks '0f All sires
Eley's and Dasdwin's Gun NadS; .k
Eley's @. d. French Waterproof and Army
Gun Caps; '--""f 81
Kentucky Rife, Peoria Rifle, and Hazards Rifle
and Shotgun Powder WI
New York Shot, Common shot, &C., can be
found n the h'A lhod
MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE.
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Blaeksniths, Attention.

All sizes Of Iron, Nail Rod, Spring Steels Swcde
Iron, Norway Horseshoe Bar, Cast Steel Bur-
deus Horse-shoes, Nos. 2. 3 and assolt,d Hind
and Fore Steel Cutter Shoes, Cast Boo Shoes
0il-tempered Carriage Springs, Seat Springs,
Norway Carriage Axles, Pittsbprg Wagon Axles,
Pipe Boxes, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Wrenches,
Maleable Irons, and M. l Blacksmiths' Stone
Coal, at PECK, HANnToS SG Co.'S, yt,,.-
MAMMOTH HARDW ARE STORE.
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TnE RURAL is ably Edited, neatly Printed, well
Illustrated anil adopted 10 the pho Country. 1t
employs the Best Talent. For exar,,'e, its De
partmcnt Of Siecp Hasbapdrg, is edited by Hon
II. S. RANDALL, L.. L. D., Author Of " The Prasii,
cal Shepherd" ''Sheep Hdsbandyy ia the Sopl, - de-,
de-, the best authority on the subject in America
while its Souatern Corresponding Editor is Hoo. 7.
O, PErgRs, late Pres't n. Y. State Ag. Society,
nowof Mlrylanl. Many other able and talented
writer's are regular contributors, and the whole
paper is under the Editorial Management of its
originator, D. D. T. MooRE. THe RURAL is the
best Journal for the Farmer, the Horticulturist,
the Sock AMI Wool Grower, aud the Family Cir
ele now o6tainabe. Remember, also, that it is not
a monthly, but a Large and Beautiful wEEKLy.
Examine a number, and see it, next to your local
paper, the RURAL is not the one for your money.
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T., R. MILLER" Agent.
soc ~ rerrysburg, Ohio.
SIIEsliTF,S SALE.

VS.. In Wood Common Pleas,
John DubbS.
BY virtue OF an execute issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas,
lvered, will offer for sale at public vendue the
premises Of the said John Dubbs, in Jackson Tp,,
Wood county. Ohio, on
THURSDAY, February 7, 1851,
Between the hours of aud O'Clock y. A., OF said
dav, the following described property. to-wit;
One span Of wors horses double harness and
wagon, 90 head of hogs, aud head of cattle, taken
ON execution as the property Of john Dubbs.
CHARLES W. EVERS, Sheriff,
AsuER Cook, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Perrysburg, January "a, 1851. S9SS so
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LETTER from Jacksonville, Florida, SAYS u
tel graph cable will he laid Immediately bo
tween Florida and Cuba
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GREAT BARGAIN.
PdGNlX INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
1867.

n BSTRACT OF THE 25th STATE
N MENr of the PHOENIX INSURANCE CON-
PANY, of Hartford, Conn, TO the State of Ohio,
L.
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MARK HOWARD, President.
L, TH0S. LOBDETL, lSecrsidry.

Subscribed and sworn beIurc me, this Stl day
of January, 1881.
[sEAL1 HENRY X. w. WEIGH,
LpIvEoENr STAMP .h.N Notary Public.
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voLUmE xyI1, FOR ,so7.


win be in Superior Style-New C,pper-facc
Type, Good Paper, anil many Fine Eogrsvings.
Each of its Fitty-two Nos not ~ like monthly,
will comprise Eight Double QuArto Pages. An
Index, &C., at the closeOf the volume.
TERMS, in AdvRnoe-.-0nly S3 Year
Five Copies for Sl4 Seven fur $40 Ten for $25
and any greater number at the sams rate, - only
80 80 per copy. Club papers sent to different
post offices. As We pay American postage. 81 70
is the lowest Club rate to Canada-sS 80 to Europe
20 Now ~ rnE TINS TO SuBscRiBg kSu FoRN
CLURs, Premiums, Free Copies &C., 10 Club
Agents, and We want at least Que agent IN every
town m the Union, Specimens, Show Bills, In
dueements, 40, sent free Address a f
ID. u. Il. MOORE, Rochester, ". v.
NToMAHAN h L0PRR are still receiving New
vi Music as published
"Pespiag through the Blinds"
"The Christians Hope"
That Song Of Thine"
+" Thou Art Gone Fur Away"
p " Daisy DeaLe.n
"victorine Sehottisehe," for Piano.
Ou. in the Starligh. I'm Waiting for Thee
Sprenade. with ChOrtls
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i deon also Music Books OF different authors,
constantly on hand by MchAHAH a LOPRR.
ATcMAHAN 4 LOPER have just received a
WI complete assortment Of Equalilatien Bounty
Blanks.
TN MoMAHAN 4 LOPER'S Show-wiadow can
Il be seen the different styles ef Picture Frames
that they constantly have on hand.
A FINE assortment OF Rocks aud Stationery
N will be fund at MoMAHAN 4 LOPER'S,
90 10 MoNAHAN 4 tOPER'S, Tor Music
VI Books, Sheet Music aud Musical Instruments
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-25
ID. u. n. lMoORE, Rochester, Y. Y.

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out an the Starlight I'm Waiting for Thee
SerenSde with Chorus