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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-24
THE MIDNIGHT MUSIC OF THE
MISERABLE CATS.

Oh! horrible cats, that scream and sauAIl
Upon my neig ghbor's garden WALT
That howl, and bite and quarrel, and fight,
About the middle of the night
Your midnight music's in shocking taste:
And II you don't stop, with all possible haste,
Ill cause you to scatter. doubtc-Q -Quick,
BY heaving among you this half or brick.
You monstrous cat, with back like an arch,
/ wish you'd specially hurry and march;
Better move of, sir, or, you may depend,
This brick will give you "GreciaR Bend"
And you old cat with the squealy voice,
You can't conceive how would rejoice
To get good shot, and To knock you fiat
You horrible, bowling old feminine cat
Well, cats yowl on and I'll seek reposs;
And IN think about Rockhill L. Wilson's
clothes,
And merry will be the song I'll sing,
OF their elegant suits for the opening spring
Let the cats sing on! We can stand IL. If
they can! And we will put our whole minds
on the clothes at the GREAT BROWN HALL
The Heavy Goods are falling! FalIingI Fail.
ing! Because ~ is spring The lighter goods
of most exquisite workmanship, durable mate.
Ijai. and Incompatible ut, are ready for you,
fellow citizens w.
Come and see for yourselves at
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H9ge "a PENNY SAVED Is EQUAL TO
s-S two Earneo.'-The time To save money Is
when you earn IL and way 60 save IL Is by deposit
ting Porilnn Of 1t " eekiy In the old FRANKLIN
SAVING FUN ID, No. 136 &. FOURTH Street, below
Cheanut Money in large or small amounts re-
ceived, and five per cent Interest allowed. Open
daily from to 8, and on Monday evenings from to
9o'cock. CYRUS CADWALL ADER.
ZIG TraaSnrAr.
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lNSURAN CE.

FIRST.
Capital stock $500 600 90
Amount OF assessmen nus or instruments
on stock paid in ncash...u.".......-..." 800 200
SECOND
The value as nearly as may be of the
Real Estate held by the Company. 100000
Cash on hand 43S0
Cash In s...."..."............"..... 1898 S6
Cash In hands OF Agents In course of
transmission 100000
mortgages. constituting the first lien
on Real Estate, on which there Is less
than one years interest due and
AmouSt Of Stocks owned by the COM -
paDy, specifying the number OF shares
and their par and market value, 8 205,
Amount Of Stocks held by the COM '''' "
pany as collateral security for Loans,
with the amount loaned on each kind
of stock, Its par and market value
par, Sis 440; market, SS8 6f6.........-. I5SSi77
Interest on vestments g due and unpaid 2st5 25
Accrued interest not yet dHe."""...."." S,097'll
Other available miscellaneous assets" 80 252 80
THIRD.
Amount OF losses during the year, ad-
Justed but not due".......... 5,7O7e7
Amount of losses reported to the
Company but not acted upon.."...., 2552t20
Amount OF dividends due and unpaid l.56OOO
Amount of all other claims against
the Company, contested or other
Amount required to safely reinsure
all outstanding risks".""""."."."""." 6i,3792S
FOURTH.
Amount Of cash premiums received. e. l9f, ,827 SIS
Amount of premiums earned.."......... l90 0l6'3S
Interests received from investments. %, ,SI9I7
Income from all other sources, speci-
tying what sources. .....-," 1859
FIFTH.
Amount of losses paid during the year 100 .7is ~
Amount paid.and owing for reinsur-
ance ......."................. 1888 10
paid or unpaid 2l,2ls6O
the year .. . ....... 10 500 90
Amount of dividends paid ....."......".- 5000 90
Amount of expenses paid during the
year, including commissions and
Company .... 5IOl7 Oh
Amount of losses due and unpaid...... None
] $685.. ~ . 1O,lO547
penditures . n~ - ....... 2O.8i23l
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k1g- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THAS
80 splendid Hair Dye Ia the best In the world;
the only true and perfect Bye; harmless, reliable,
ls! insstantane9us; ne dssppointment NO ridiculous
and leaves the Hair soft beautiful black 6rOi0
sold by all Drusgists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory no. 1s 30 I'D
etreet. New York t9mwn
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- OLD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.

OFFICE, NO. 6is WALNUT sTHEET.
The Company is now prepared to dispose OF lots on
REAsONABLE TERMS. The advantages offered
by this Cemetery well known to be equal II not
superior to those possessed by any other Cemetery,
Weinvite all who desire 10 purchase burial lots 10
call At the Office. where plans be seen and all
particulars will be given. Deeds for lots sold are
ready for delivery.
RICH ARD VAUX, President
PETER A KEYSHR, Vice President
MARTIN LANDENBERGER, Treasurer.
MICHAEL NIsBET. Secretary. Ill 6m
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h1g@ ONE POUND OF ELASTIC SPONGE
W. will go as far one and a half pounds
curled hair The latter after short usage
matted ana hard while the former always retsins
its elias ciiy snd can be used again after having been
In use fOr years. S3mwfk
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Sir Samuel w. Baker.

CAST UP BY THE SEA- or. The Adventures
of Ned Grey. BY Sir SAMUEL w. BAKER,
81. A., +. Il. G s., Author OF The Albert
N'Yariza Great Basin of the Nile," "The Nile
Tribuiaries of A Abyssinla," etc. Unabridged.
With Ten Illustrations by Huard. 2mo,
Cloth, 75 cents.
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h195e ARMORY d COMPANY, FIRST RE IL
R-S MINT, X. B-A special meeting of the Com
pRny Will be held THIS "Wednesday EVENING,
al q O'Clock, Y, GRANT SMITH,
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FC99y@ LECTURE BY REV. I. DE WITT
- TALMAGE. THURSDAY. Feb. %, at "a
L NJ. Subject Grumbler & Co.," In the West Arcn
Tickets. 90 cents. 2t%
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\ i9O" CHARLES McGILL,
No, 1920 MARK Mt street, Phi uaaelphiAs
OVFIoK OF Watson = BUSINESS DIRECTORY,)
No, 2lq DoOK street,

PHILADELPHIA, February ~, loov.
To the Publ attention has Deen Oale'i 70 tn3
shove card. which appears ln yesterday 8 Bl,ieun,
signed by one Charles Mc0ill, an irrreponsole can
vasser for Gopsle Dire clOty rejecting upon the COT
reotness of cur work, and alleging that the same WM
copied from GoIaisl's Direc of last year whlcn
we pronounce an unmttigated falsehooo' es
Ieferer CO and comparison of the Two pup
iications will satisfy the most skeptoN
and which hundreds OF merchants will testify 70 the
efforts ads by Us to have our lists correct oy SUP
mltiDg them to their personal examination In thelr
respective brancL es of trade,
We do not claim entire perfection In Our work, but
we do claim a superior compilation and q better
classification than any similar work ever pu0lished
and can only account for this attack upon our Work
90 en- Rnhting from nonr resident pubusher IN view
OF our lntimation iu our work that we Intend puO
lshltg the Lity Directory neyt year. and the unpre
Cedentt q success of Watson g Business DrectOry
AS far As this Charles McGli is concerned we have
our remedy at law against him, and shall net tail 10
acply IL spe dily. We invite an ins oection OF our
little volume. RUSHTON q OO,,
223t Successors to Watson a. 60.
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The Rev. John l.. Nevius.

CHINA AND THE CHINESE O General
Description OF the Country and Its Inhabi-
tants; lis Civilization and Form OF Govern
menI; It's Religious and Social Institutions;
It's Intercourse with other Nations: and its
Present Condition and Prospects. By the
Rev. JOHN l.. NEVIUS, Ten Years Missionary
In China. With Map and Illustrations.
l2mo, Cloth, SITS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE CALLED JADE wINCEs I

U-&Y IHH VhLI1EU ""DH WINV"''
WATSON IS PHlLADA. BU5INESS DlREOTORf,
TIE subscriber b rgs 20 cal the sttenti0n OF tne
me rch OF this and other cities TO tha
abov e named booE, as he knows, aud can p!oye 20
theiv Satisfaction. that most OF IL Is copied from
CSOPsIII1S BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF 1865 This
assertion defies contradiction 80. . - -
90 iSILL'S BUSINESS DlREC lOHI tJr tnls year
ortnins ali changes IN Firms and location since Soy
whpreAs WAThOE'S Coz taIns oil the Old nrnB aud
iocstion az In lops iIl's book OF 1855 We shall .
future occs refer of the errors contained
In w AT5ON'5 DIRECTORY. ~,o,,,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e~s957 REV. HENRY WARD BEECHEE
viii Lecture under the auspices OF the
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
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e-c.=-sTa SpEINWAY & sons GRAND
FTEFRt square and upright Pianos, at BLARIUs
BR0S' No. 1OOe CHESNUT Street. 8Iu
Ge==san Il q X II N q
HHvN Grand, Square and Upright
FLA " -.
BUTTONS,
uSu No Ola CHHSNUT Street.
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F. Whymper.

f, Whymper.
TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE IN THE
TERRITORY OF ALASKA, formerly Rus.
sian AmericR-now ceded to the United
States-and In various other paris of the North
Pacific. By FREDERICK WHYMER. With
Map and Illustrations Grown 8go. Cloth,
S2 so.
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Miles O'ReilIy,

THE POETICAL WORKS OF CHARLES q.
HALPINE (M1LEs O'REILLYl. Consisting of
Efusons which have not heretofore been
collected together. With q Biographical
Sketch and Explanatory Notes Edited by
ROBERT b. ROOSEVELT. Portrait on Steel.
Grown 8vo, Cloth, 81 so.
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The Rev. Lyman Abbott.

JESUS OF NAZARETH: his Life and Tee
ines; Founded on the -Four Gospels,
Illustrated by Reference to the Mann
Customs, Religious Beliefs, and Political
stitutions of his Times By LYMAN ABB
With Designs by Dore, De Laroohe, Fenn,
others. Clown 8vo, Cloth, Bevelled Ed
$3.50.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

LITERARY NOTICES.

BnIIOu's Monthly Magazine
The March Starztber of this old and reliable
Magazine has made its appearance, freighted
with its usual aSESz1t Of iate esting and nstruc-
tive reading. Terms: 81 so per annum, and
for clubs of tNetve 81 Is. Address ELLIOTT,
Taex s g. TALBOT 63 Congress street Boston.
HInrper's M0gaZine.-
For March, has been received, and contains
the following interesting contents P"icemeH
Of the Sea; South-coast Saunterings in England;
Braincrd's Book; The Lands of Earthquakes; A
Childs Wisdom My Euemy's Daughter Cur
Presentation at Court About Heat Missing
Lost aud Saved The Weeping Willow Saints
and Sinners; Jelnny Right Aboat COasia Je-
NINA Laban's Daughters Shipareck d the
" General Grant A Huat after Devils Love
on CrutcheS An Outsider at an Otter Hunt
Ebbing; Editors Easy Chair Elitor's Book
Table Monthly Record Of curren, Events Ed
itor's Drawer.
Terms-0ne copy, forone year, 81; six copies
$50. Hrrper's Weekly, can be had on the same
terms. Address Harper & Brothers, Franklin
Square, New York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
i ECAL NOTICE.

Eb>n, zer y. Kellogg sad Austin DunIianIy
who reside l8 tffe STATE of Connecticut are here
Ov notified chat on JTnaary 80, 1869, Charles Is =.
Snyder bled In the Court Of Common Pleas, os
Wuod Cnunty, Ohio, his certain petition, stating
that he is the owner, hT deed from ID. Ii. Sexton
OF one thitd ~ cummun of certain lands in said
Wood COunty that they are the owners ef the
other two thiyjsf uiat en-. April q, 1860 sail
sexton nIlgtgrd Ia Them said nne tliEd cr said
lands to secure $3.50 f2, which r Rps f.sceI
should be paid out OF the proceeds az ssgts OF
said Ian Is that after the giving of said rnolt-
gage, said Kellogg and Dnnham made sa;cs of
p'ut of said land. am,.uiting to $4S ,2l4; thar
they had received in money On account Of saitl
sales $3E,2 S3 that after paving eSprases
the 0ne-thITd Of the balance was uisTe Aan-> NJ
hcient to discharge said mortgage hat they
have in theif hands after dSsehsref q The mort
gage, at least SION belonging to him that
their agent, ID. r. Austin, has in his possession
the contracts fnr the remainder Of said S462lA
amounting to the sum nf 81 s 600 OF more ila 4
said Kellogg aud Durham reflse To Discharge
said mortgage; that they refuse 10 HeeoaAt with
the plaintiff, and tO pay over 10 lm the Aept., =,
belonging to him, after dischArging tLe larft =,
gage that said Austin refuses TO pay over tt,
him the One-third OF the collections made agd toS
be made Oa the contracts in his haiidS- S,sNS
petition prays that said mortgage nfe,y BE ais.
charged that said Kellogg aud Duhi,s M may
account to him for the maneys received nv then,
On sales Of sail land, AID that said Austin NAV
be compelled to pay over to him the one-thirl
OF tIe apIuars in his hands derived from saul
lands, ami OI nv COLLECTIONS usads oN SAL eo,Y-
tracts, and on sales hereafter made, and Tor
other relief. Said defendants, Kellogg ami
Dunham are further notified to answer said ne
lition or before the third saturday next aftpr
the expiration of six weeks frOm the date of this
notice. BACkUS, ESTEP & bURKE,
Plaintiff s Attanseys.
Perrysburg, January "a, lssis +lf$f8
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NO NAME.

1t is common thing nowadays to hear per-
sons cop0plaiR about their physical disabilities
which bring so mach discomfort to both mind
and body, that they ffHd No qualification in any
thing ar0<nd them. OHe has no satisfying rest
at night, another Is always pcevish and despond-
ent, still another takes no delight in society, and
others again find no c0mpensating pleasures in
labor, exercise, or even life. No name is given
in pathology for their ailments, nevertheless,
the causes are always present. They simply
lack vital power, aud HCuf. Baker saws that
=" the best remedy for this class is MISHLER'S
HERB BlTTERS," which he has "used for
several years, and with uniform success" as it
tones the Stomach and Ever-tle seat Of the
cumps,i0t-anS rcconstrnc<s die shattered con-
stitutiou. This vitafiEiag tonic speedily re-
moves the cause Of languor and discomfort, i'm
parts a calm force to the nervous system, rouses
the dormant organs of the body, and besses the
sufferer with perfect and lasting health.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26
DIARRHN:R.

MYERS-STEW WARRIOR the 18th Of Feb
raary, 1869, by Rev. jackson Duff, at the house
of the brides father-Mr. Robert Stewart-Mr
CHARLES MYERS and Miss ELIZABETH STEW
ART, all of Wood County, Ohio.
HANNAH H-RICHARDSON.-O On the evening
Of the 18th inst, Gy the R,v. L. b. TuIaer, at
the residence Of VIM. Spangler Esq, Tontog-
any, Ohio, Mr.. RoBgRT d. HANNAH aud Miss
ANNIE L. R'cHARDSoN, all of this county.
Another added to the long list matrimonial.
May heavens choicest blessings go with them
down the thOrny path Of life, and happiness in
creased return with each revolving year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26
Rs.l K,tate Trahsfors IN Wood County

The following are the transfers Of real estate
in Wood County, as showa by the books in
Recorder MkREV's Oaiee, for he week ending
February 20, 1859;
NV. Ross to ]. Ricketts, lots $50 aud $50,
Penysburg
W. r. Grain 10 j. n. Grain ; Pt NJ sec SO,
tp S, range 10, l0l acres--$l 900.
J. Coup TO Rufer ne NV sec 50, tip ), range
IL, 40 acres $500.
J. Lingo to L. G. Saylori pit eX Sc sec 80, tp
Strange 10, IS acres--S650.
VIM. CrOok TO A. Thompson Road Tract 8
aud Pt Road Tract 7, 200 acres $ie ,o6O.
l. Williams ~ W. w. Pardee e1f Sc sec 8,
tp ). range n, 80 aeres-$400.
Way fesk to "a. CAss lots 2and Ton-
tOgany-Sl35.
J. Ames 10 W. Ward lot 45, Haskins-- $50
ID; D. GedasJ 10 w. Ward lot ls, Haskins-
s. A. Bopes b s. A Tetreii sw cor NV sec
70, tp 5, range ~, ~ acres-SSO.
A. A. rhnrsilnto O. =. Green; sw Sc sec 2l,
b. s, range ~, 40 aeFes- S560.
J. R. JOhasoa 10 A. }. Hall lot 10, FreepOrt
-Sl3e.
EO.Of ftrsa1isrs-lsi total Talus-sls,7Is.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

Sad Case of In san ity.-O On Saturday last,
Dixon HATcHER, farmer residing about three
miles from this place beca@e raving maniac.
The fate oftbe family, in this respect is sesst
markaSae. The father of this unfortunate man
wasInsnne, two ofthe other sons died insane
che third has been in the insane asylum for
some time; aud now the fourth and last son oi
the family has been deprived Of reason, it is re-
ported, on the subject of religiOa. He became
50 desperate that it was necessary to hand cuff
him, and place him in Jail until Monday last
whea Sheriff BRsE NssERGRR started with him
10 the NewbCrg AsylGIa.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

Lecture at Maume Agreeable to an.
nouucemeat, Mr.. w. II. GoaRILI, of Toledo, de.
livered his lecture " The Cruise of Lake Superi.
or" before the G.. A. RS at Maumee City, On
last Saturday evaning. There was a respecta.
ble audience present, not outstanding the in.
clemeucy of the weather, who gave the usua
sign offs just appreciation of well delivered
and instructive lecture.
We would suggest that an effort be made tC
get Mr.. GoRRILL to deliver the same lecture be
fore the Literary Society Of this place.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

Electieneeriug.-Yh &entiHd in its las
issue says: The Srsiad, ,as all know, is un
Supported by the income arising t1oR' the couu
~ FIntiag." This may do for electiOneerinf
purposes for the PostiIice, bat will not stan
on examination Of facts. We remember dis
tinctly to have seen the Treasurer's Abstact, as
well as many other advertisements pertaining
to the southern portion of the county, for which
the county purse is required to be opened, pub.
lshed in that paper.
Unsuccessful in securing the PostoIice, Mr.
!SHtinel, you had better take the foregoing state
ment back
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

NiekIe CurrencY.-The denominations OF
the new edus are to be one, three aud five cents,
and they art to be composed Of fourth nickle
AMI three-feurths copper. The one cent is to
weigh grain and-a-half, anl will be about the
sire Of the old Eve cent silver coin. The three
aud i've cent pieces are to be about the size Of
the one and two cent coppers now in use, aud
will weigh respectfully three aud Eve grains,
The new coin is to be legal tender for dollar
except for dutiesOn imports, and all the existing
nESkie aud copper coin will be with drawn,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26
From the Cincinnati Commercial, February ll.l
Good Policy in Advertising.

The real estate dealers in Chicago have been
holding a meeting aud fixing up an organization
that they call a union. The main thing under
discussion al the meeting was the price OF adver-
tisinR in the Chicago newspapers. IL Is very
curious that the dealers seemed 10 think that
one newspaper was as good as another to adver-
tise u, and that they should discriminate against
those that charged high prices. The fact that
au sdvei tisementin paper that charged twelve
and oue-haf cents per line might be worth ten
times as much to the advertiser as nit were IN
a paper charging four cents line, did not seem
10 occur to the dealers. Aad seseral Of teN 'cere
idioiis ds to talk 9t rWaaiag Np ne eireatatson
of a neWspoper oih cheap odcesttsiRg. There -
nothing hat kIis newspaper ds fosi ne ehcdp od-
rertisemeas. They Gil up the space IN when
the paper could be made interesting, and, being
improbable, the whole concern sinks. IAe on d
" healthy policy is to charge good price for al
periiseHents ia proportion TO circulation mat is
TIC nun,ber ofpaPers CT, eStited, and be classes Of
sersons amoaq soAs- they arc eireuicied- ard ha,
btatn a large repeaps oct ofd small ~ nee, 0nd
De larger pcpisa Of PoPer for reddisg Hotter Of
generoi interest, kerpia3 up tie crcHution oSd ~
ereasing q, and ,eih Il itmalaidiaiag dAd ddudneing
tse Volsc ofspace. The sicklest and most hope
less printed sheets, by mistake called newsps-
pers, are those In which there are great masses
Of advertising, cheap aud nasty, tumbled in
without order, cared for by no one, and there
fore worthless.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

literary The lecture of Rev. G.. A
day evcAing, was listened So with the deepes
interest ~ both old and young. The subjcc
was The physical structure of the earth,
which was well selected for the benefit Of those
sow in these studies at school, but there were
AoHs who left the Church that eveaiug who did
not have a beautiful subject for speculation il
thought.
The following is the Frogramme adopted by
the Society for next Monday evening:
Deolam atioR, JOUX W. CALLLRB; Recitation
EHNL MERRT Reading Of the paper, EsruEH
r. CROOK, Editress Question for discussion
" ResOleed, That political parties in the United
States are productive Of more eca than good
Leading dsputants, WV. DESSIsOS aud G. w
ETKRs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26
FOR SALE.

THE FARM, composed Of Road Tracts Nos
i So and So, nine miles ffom Perrysburc, OF
the Maumee aid Western Reserve Road, OF
which there is good Frame Barn, comforta
BILE Frame House, small bearing Orchard
and about dfty acres of cleared land.
For particulars, inquire Of she subscriber, re
siding in PerTysburg.
So J. WEBB.
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PEKRYsRURG RIARKET.
GcsnnrcrsO wrsxrv 81 :, KILLER co.

TcaRREcTED WEEKLY 81 y, a. MILLER CO.
PKRRYsBUR0, February rs, 1869.
FLOUR-7 scale 90 " barrel.
CRAM Ear Corn 700p7jcPIOO lbs; Oats so
Gl52c; Rye | 90; Wheat l 5O@l rs W bushel.
Shelled Corn 56@60c.
BurrER-3 3O0S5c q lbj Eggs, 10000 W dOz
LARD-22r025c " Ii.
Por orAroEs-8O@l OOc TP bushel.
SALT-3 90 " barrel.
WOoL-30(940c q b.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

THE orxauiIatiou sfa vigilance conan ittee in
Eew York, 10 geisg @ With determination that
GVidenHy Aaeaas buisiness. A number ofrouRhs'
fearing tnoabie have already left the city.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

Underwriters A gency.-TlSe Ststemeut of
this combination Of companies under the title of
Underwriters Agency sill be f'und in thisis-
sue. Mcssecs. SGGENsS & BESsCHOrER are the
agents 10 this place. Fur particulars give them
a cnn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26
TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, February IS, 1869.
FLoUR-Fine, 81 0O@7 50i Superfne s 90
as rs; Extra, 9 50@l0 90; Double Extra aud
Fancy 10 OO01l2 90. Rye Flour, so.
GRAIN-Wheat Ij09l65c Corn 6696Sc;
Oats 63c; Rye l26c Barley 2lOe.
PRODUCE-Lard, prime, in bills Toe do.
kegs, 2tc. Butter, fresh roll Slc; in keg 53c.
Eggs, 20c,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

Merchants Insurance CO.-Attentioui is
directed "a Glc Statement Of the Merchants In
surance Co., published iu this issue. It's
good COMPANY and represented here by
prompt and reliable agent, F. Il. MILLER, ESQ.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

Mite SIC iety THE Presbyterian Mite So
ciety will meet at he residence Of Mr.. ions
PowERs, this friday evening at 5 o'clock Pm
A special invitation is given to the children to
he ureseut at tea.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

Valuable Reference Bo"k.-"The Ga
zste Annual Register and Hand book Of Infor-
nation for 1869, is on our table. and is well
worth the price charged for ito cents. Pub
lished by the Cincinnati Guz-tie Co.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26
Iucome and Special Taxes.

Income and Special Taxcs.-our read
ers will'bexr in mind that returns must be made
on or before the first day Of March next {"
SuiBNAH SYINK, Assistant Assessor at this
place, of such Articl or business as are liable
to axition under the provision ofthe U. s. In
tsruai Revenue Law, or the Penalty will be ad-
Sied 10 the sums required