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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-12-09
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
Perrysburg Prices Current.

Wheat, $1.5OW175; Flour $9.@9.5O; Rye, 5Oa75 !;
Corn, 37@50; Oats 25031 Flaxseed 87@$I .OO; ;
Timothy, $1.50@2,O0; Glover $5.OO@550; Pota-
TO l.50; Beans, $I.25@1.50; Butter 12@18; Eggs,
10 to II; Beeswax, % to IS; Feathers, 81 to IA ;
Fresh Pork, 3 to 81; Mess do, $1,000 to 1900
Prime, 5000 Hams 8@1O; Shoulders 6 to 8;
Sides to &; Fish, pickerel S6OOa7 90; white bass
S5500G.00; Shingles, white wood ---$ 90, pine
$350@4.0O; Slaves, -four barrel $3.5Oto 375, tight
barrel $5.50@6.00; Hides, green3l to 4, dry to
Tallow 10 to 12: Lard 8to 10; Wood 81 .25@1 so /;
Onions 50a75; Wool 25@35 cts. Hogs to 4ac.
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When Machaon, the Greek physician, was

When Machaon, the Greek physician, was
slain, Homer said Of him, good physician
is.worth as much as whole army" Then
good medicine like Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
is worth great deal more, because it cures
as we'll, works wider, and lasts longer. The
circle of the best physicians labor must be
narrow, while such remedy is available to
ail--can be had by every body, and is worth
having.
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JOSEPH TOLMAN,
IA SHION1 BILE HALTER,

TOLEDO, ONO.
I AM now in receipt of full assortment of spring
l. styles as follows:
Beebe & Co.'s Moleskin and Beaver;
Genin's Moleskin;
Leary & Co.'S Moleskin;
Also, CAPS, Cloth, Silk and Glazed; and a full
assortment of Soft and Kossuth HATS, Fur and
Wool.
All who find it troublesome to wear new hat
can have one fitted perfectly to the head by our
CONFORAIA TEUR
which is the most perfect machine for that purpose
;ver made. NH 27--3tf
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BY Royal Letters Patent.
THE HYDROMAGEN, OR Water Proof,
Anti- -Consumptivc CORK SOLES,
MANUFACTURED by
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
Al Wdrkct- 81. Manchester.

Al 1GrEct- III, Manchester.
Principal Warehouse, l02 Wood Street, Cheapside,
London, England. American ESTABLISHMENTS, 80
tan Street d. lO2 Nassau Street, Nttc York L. S.
'I'HE Hydromagen is Il valuable discovery for pro-
l. tecting the feet from damp cold, and there
fore preventative of many Lung diseases ,cithUut
any d0ctorHg ciakerer. The lily dromagen is in the
t3rm of i sole, and worn inside the boot or SHOE
Us nedicated character is powerful antidote to
disease.
For Gentlemen il will be found agreeable warm,
and healthy to wear in the coolest rainiest wea-
Their, as tue foot cannot become wetif the Hydrom-
nscn IL inserted. Ladies may the lightest SOL
81 boots or shoes i'll the most incemcnt wea-
tAcr with mpunity; while Consumption, so preya-
irnt among the young of country, may he
snwarted by their general adoption. They entirely
szperSeaf shoes as the latter the feet to
psripirc i'll a very unhealthy manner; and besides,
are not dangerous TO wear To pedestrians in icy
wcnther, like India rubbers. While the latter cause
the feet TO appear extremely large the Iydromagen
51ng mere thin slice of cork prepared peculiarly
placed inside, does not increase the size of the boot
"r cause the foot to appear untidy. TO Children
they are extremely valuable rs they may engage in
exercise with comfort and healthy effects. Their
expense is so slight to need mention; be-
sdes those who patronize them will ind their year
i7 doctors bills much diminished thereby
As the Hydromagen is becoming more known, its
sale is increasing to almost incredible extent
Last year in London. Manchester, Birmingham, Liv
crPool, Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin, Paris Antwerp,
Himburg, and Berlin, sales reached 1880
pairs of Cork Soles. This year the number wilifar
aarpass that
Ask the Faculty their opinion OF their value rs =
preventative for Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis Asthma,
Aad Consumption.
MEMS SIZE, PCT pair, 80 CENTS.
LADIES' do do 80 do
BOYS g. MISSES 25 do
EorIcE.--From the Retail Prices we make very
Aberal allowance TO Jobbers and Wholesalers, so
Mat any storekeeper may make fine profit on their
sae. while they are an article that may be kept in
any store. among any class of goods.
For terms apply to
HARCOURT. BRADLEY & Co.
80 Ann Street, New York
Aept. l6.-25mS
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Wood Common Pleas.

AlVah Gillet " George Lasky)
against ; In Attachment
Alfred Gruber.
INliE defendant will take notice that plaintiffs on
the 18th of October, 1854, filed petition against
HIM setting forth, among other things, that defend
ant is Indebted TO them in the sum of Six hundred
sud twenty-five dollars, fraudulently contracted
Thile iu-the employ of said plaintiffs captain Of
the canal boat Weston, during the season of 1854
and that unless he answers demurs to said pet-
ION on or before the first of February next, said
pet!tion will be taken confessed, and Judgment
Lad thereon accordingly. S. JEFFERSON,
Dec. 2, lS54.--36w6$2.50 Atty for Pet'rs.
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Dissolution OF Copartnershin.

VIE partnership heretofore existing betw cen E
- 1raham Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. E. GRAHAM.
Perrysburg, March 20, 1864.
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Inc business will hereafter be conducted by the
subscriber, at the old stand where Won will Gnd
very superior selection of -'''. :
Spring and Summer Goods.
Cheaper than ever for Cash.
My stock embraces every variety of Dress Goods
ana trimmings; also numerous pieces VARYING in
PTlce from I'd to s. per yard. Boots and Shoes
for men, women and children, for Spring and sum
mer wear; Summer Cloths. suitable in QUALITY and
price for men and boys. Our Bonnets cannot lie
surpassed either for beauty orstyle and our Rbons
are Just the thing to equip them with.
have also every variety of Hardware, for either
farmers mechanics, or household use
In short, everything which any body needs, can be
had here--either cheap Goods pretty oods or goo
Goods And if you only call that is sui cient war
rant for SALE and every time you buy, the richer
you get! So, spare rot the dimes elsewhere for
they will turn into shillings here. If you don't be-
lieve it. try the experiment E. GRAHAM.
Perrysburg May 12, 1s54.--IO
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supreme Court OF the United states.
WEDNESDAY, April II, 1854.

Hon. Truman Smith, OF Connecticut Daniel Wood.
house, esq, Of New York, Hon. George f. Pugb, and
yaehel Worbnglop, ESQ., Of Ohio were admitted aiior
neys and councillors OF this court.
No ~ Lessee OF Lot Clark 81 al plaintiffs in error
vs. Joseph A. Braden. The argument OF this cause was
concluded by Mr. Reverdy Johnson Tor the plaintiffs in
error
No. 70. Neal Benson, plaintiff in error. Us. James
Scho,t, H., al In error 10 The circuit court OF the
United States Tor New York On motion Of Mr. Sher.
wood Of counsel for the defendants in error this
was dismissed with ;osfs the plaintiff in having
failed to appear.
No. 50. a. Marshall, plaintiff IN error, ". The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. The afsumen,
OF this was commenced by Mr.. H. Winter Davis.
for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow, at n o'clock, q. n.
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MORNING, APRIL Is, 1854.
DsrAKr.Esr OF STATE,

DkrAkraKsr STATE,
Washington April ~, 1854.
The following despatch dated aiumo, from
John L. wilson, esq., United States commercial al Cape
Hayden, Is published for information may
In December last vessel supposed be American, laden
Win lumber and shingles products the United States dned
shore bolton ups ie" miles the westward Of the entrance Of
TINS me aenng commercial agent took Immediate steps con
corning and aler having had the wreck examined BY
mission american then in port who ceThed 10 her
being unaoas'ed Of American construction claimed vessel and
cargo rem inc authorities who had already taken and
towards e end OF The last both delivered him.
An arrangement Immediately commandment Of
The port o the discharge and Of the here
which Is Just finished and shall proceed having both
cargo and null sold al public for the benefit Of whom
may conoein ana forward after
sb geher WIN copies Of all the correspondence relating the
81 have myself visited the wreck which lies short distance
from the beach, bottom embedded hs sand and after thor
ouEh exannauon could discover Her keel
measures cghsesen feet from the the
where the water joins the should estimate
10 Dc upward OF United States
The vessel bulk and copper spiked and
nearly new An opening has been made IN her BOTTOM order
me cargo have received here some 70 feet
white pine boards good 600 much split
and damaged shingles have been counted at the
much broken.n
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Bureau Of Provisions aud Clothing April -, 1854
SEPARATE PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed Proposals for
saturday ofsy next for furnishing ard delivering
receiving ss days notice except for biscuit for which hve
United yards chaeson Massaehuei Brooklyn.
owing eaasd Or ordered from I s
l as q % q ~ 's ON
pickles beans. laisins dllsd apples and soap.
% ssa Is s aad 81 i M sas
from wheat Of the preceding the dates the
qualify .s4ai as.stsas" y
cal @ais. and shall BE- delivered in ~ .oans
slaves and headings be Of spi rived white
oak OF The best quality strong and well hoped with lining hoops
around saeh hadn good shipping order free Of all charge tho
The be wholly supsrdns nour
the manufacture OF the 1858 1854 but all be
tbs dates The Ieqasons for the and shall be fully equal
The said shall properly baked thoroughly Kiln
well packed and delivered free charge e the United s.a,s
@ 's head. well secured or air and w'ksy or
The whisiey shall be made wholly grain,
ga shall s re- ha ss distilled and full h''
shall be distilled year before delivery good
e
a s a. and the heads MOI less Than aea sa and each
hoop on each bge y inch IN Width and is inch thick and
tiet diagram The whole be in good shipping
sugar according samples navyyads
Tbs tea shall be Of good quality Young Hyson equal the
The coffee shall BE- The best Cuba, according TO sample
The cs shall Be Of the very beat quality and Of the mms
The moa.se shall be fully sqan, @ The very best quality q New
barrels pine TX thick
thick
ss
coopersd placed shipping. condition.
The vinegar shall be Of the first quality cider vinegar equal the
acid and shah barrels similar
a those required for noasses with the exception that
% oa heads shall be substituted for those OF white pne and
shall ba thoroughly coopeed and placed the best shipping order
The pickles shall be put up in iron bound halfbaHe and
and thirteen gallons Of ght 10y hiA sundrstood
%a" sasass, ana 10 Sr se and NE vegetables IN each
M nS
vinegar Conform and equal in al respect. he
pie, deposited a,;he above named and the contractors
sa waan and that they will keep good and sound for
shall be Of the preceding of equon
for the same.
same, and delivered good strons substantial
boxes and after Inspection be hooped each expense
apples the best quality and shall be prepared
daey preceding requisitons
quality dsnomnaied saltwater Soap and Be deliver
ed good strong boxes about pounds
the contractor The price TO be uniform all the yards
n s ss h
this bureau direct and be in all perfectly satisfactory
pamenL All inspections be place delivery Biscuit
may however, be inspected the place Manufacture
The Of al foregoing throughout
year, bidders may one or more articles
All the casks bsss and half barrels boxes packages,
barrels OF -four bread and pickles shall have
above The year when Or put up marked upon them
Tor the ensuing fiscal and hare reference such
The quantity Of these required cannot be
precisely stated They will probably be about
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sales To-Day.


SurEhlok CABINET FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD "CHICxl
sns plane orte elegant Of French gilt table
ware ssxan, GIT Aad eutsias. Chandeliers handsome family
sse french eoup.e and PAIR q bay horses Acon
THURSDAY morning. hpi 3h 10 O'clock residence
Hon VIM M Gwn corner Of % and Streets shall seil ali HE
elegant furniture aud household effects comprising
Handsome seven octave Louis XIV plano forte, by CHECKER
Suite gold palior fuuiur.
suite Of rosewood crimson paIIor furn
Elegant crimson curtains. win lace curtains
Rosewood marble Top centre table, Chinese ss.poy.
Masnihes- Of French gilt table ornaments, consisting Of
PAR q FI.aeh 81, gs.or chandeliers for g.
Pair Of elegant eutgsss do do
as Ys,s S a' and Sss
Elegantly decorated French China dinner, dessert and
Rich Crystal cut glass clare, pitchers, decantsrs
Finger bowls water bottles, tumhlers, wines
Bronze eandeabras, nantel ornaments
French manIel musical umepiecr
Eighteen dining chairs, upholstered with green morocco
Extension, breakfast, and side tables
Table CUTLERY, plated ware
vsnisian. stair, and hall carpets, o-e.oh
Oak carved hall chairs, hat rack
Rosewood Elixabothian bedsteads
Rosewood dressing bureaus, washslands
Rosewood mirror front wardrobe lined throughout san
Mirror-fIont mahogany wardrobe
Marbe-op shaving stand, psyche gass
M.hnossny hal, spring sea. chairs rocker.
Walnut cherry, and maple bedssads
Best curied hair and husk mattresses
s saa.s i.. aa, S1 Sssns and e Dow
Together with large and excellent assortment Of kitchen
requisites.
In front Of the residence, shall sell
Elegant family carriage and harness
Small French coupee
Pair superior carriage horses.
Terms: so under, sum, two and
0uf o"'1 TOT satisfactorily endorsed nGtss bearing 1s;:,t
Apl-d Aucioneer
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FRoM HosDvRAs.-Daies 10 March 10Th have been re
ceiyed. The expedition from Guatemala against Hon
dura under Gen. Guardols, had failed Carrefa. The
so-csed President Of Guatemala had resigned in order
TO give room for his formal proclamation dictator He
is following The lead Of Santa Anna, and is to be his
viceroy in Central America, in Of his succeeding
10 establishing the empire The purpose openly
ed and well understood
The development OF this policy had created great
element 10 Guatemala, and occasoned many revolution
airy symptoms. Carera, like Santa Anna, is short Of
funds and had paid his troops for six months Many
were deserving in consequence.
Honduras is quiet The president OF the Honduras
later Oceanic Railway Company al Comayagua on the
10th OF March ST. Bsrrundia, plenipoenisry OF Hon
durss to The United States the OF departing
on his mission
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BY GREEN s. SCOTT, Auct.oneer..

DESIRABLE FARM AT PUBLIC sALE-on Thurrdsy, 18Th
day Of April, will SELL the premises, O'Clock,
desirable FARM containing i72 ofand lying Montgomery
county near the Rockville and Georgetown turnpike miles
distant from either IL adoi lands Messs Perry,
Duffy and Radcliffe and il is within mile tho
pike Bethesda church. The land naturally good and well
Tor There Of good meadow land
Rock Creek, and all the fields well There
abundance OF wood place, nexhausbo
fine building The consist ame
sold The highest bidder the has left the country and
engaged business Washington desirous Of buying
land o farming purposes speculation attend
the sale
Terms: One third residue equal inszments
with interest from day OF sale. Title ndisputsbe.
Persons wishing property, further particulars
in relation respectfully referred Mr. G. E. Brent,
resides the premises the Subscribers Washington
GREEN SCOTT,
Ap5-dcp Aucdoneers.
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ny y. q. MCGUIRE, auot,on..r.

pEREMrToRY SALE or BUILDING LoTs.-on Friday the
2lst Of April ~ o'clock, shall sell, premises.
public auction by order Of the may
those hneyloc lots specified
Washington by numbers eight nine and
numbered hundred and hheight The four present
frontage two hundred and h feet (norh) sid
between 7,h and 18Th with
hundred and forty and hundred
located in high improving district
lies directly opposite the garden and Of Mr. Jardn
The sale viii be positive and The property deserving
Of builders and ,peculstors.
Terms liberal and made known sale.
J. c. MCGUIRE,
Ap l3-sods Aucuopesr.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

CHARLESTON, April I0.-The Southern Commercial Con-
venrion met to-day The Hon William c. Dawson, OF
Georgia. chosen president and vice president from
each State appointed TO assist Thomas Wnittrd2e was
appointed the vice president for Maryland
The president OF the convention, the Hon William c.
Dawson, delivered very eloquent opening address He
alluded The importance Of uy oil action in the southern
and Other States, dwel al length upon the mpotance OF
communca tons, OF internal mprovem of ma
uacuts &c. which particularly interested the
southern States and concluded his address with thanking
them for the honors conferred upon him.
The convention then proceeded TO appoint committees,
and other business for the organization of the
convention.
The Palmetto has not yet arrived out II had on
board many Baltimore delegates w Creighton, Joseph
Jones' and F Huchins, the only Maryland deles
yet present
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ckcfsSsTI, April 1.-THE annual meeting Of tho Ohio
an.saverY convention assembled in the Merchants In.
tu,e, IN this city, this morning There large attend
snce Of delegates from abroad, including Frederick Doug
lass Lucy Stone and Sarah O. Pellet After The ..c,ian
OF officers, committee appointed on who
brought lengthy report, which laid on the table
for discussion. Frederick Douglass and Lucy one spoke
this afternoon The former sustained the United States
constitution but the latter condemned H. The discussion
was again resumed ihi. evening. The convention win
hold three sessions daily
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Washington, April 10, 1854.
Intcrments during OF March, 1854 Abandoned,
apopexy, usphxia, disease Of BRAIN ulcer
alton Of bowels, bronchitis, burn Of womb
ualy consumption convuIons convulsions from sych
nine, choc 2; Group deriun uemens denton, d
arh9a, 81 dropsy drowned, enterits Ii caarrh FEVER
congesve fever puepera scarlet fever typhoid fe
81 gunshot disease Of hemorragica disease Of heart
fungus hemaodes hydrocephalu hydrooraI, Illus
inaninon, ntemperance, 81 measles,
nights, 81 old age, 2; ovead pneumonia IL parturion,
peonits with peoraton ium, peuris ~ brh 81
puerperaI commissions rheumatism, smalpox scofula,
dan l.. uhoru g. unkn q
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February 81, 1854.
PROPOSALS w he received ONCE until Saturday.
of April O'Clock for grading and gysveIIwe
avenue Seventh
bridge graded ssveIed by N.
81 Public Buildings
be Of the best character and
of msy apcons u
and all that be done by Hrst aay ~
ssvns he inches ia dso,h N IN. or,
Of the neernG of gradually depth Al n.
sides.
Security win be required for the fl, perormanc.
ANY surplus earth from the sdise
place. within reasonable dssancs Cosmon.r shall
designate. -
Prnpcsers wi state the price cubic grading
superficial ysrd for the svsus including III
tsnals.
n. n. FRENCH
Commissioner Of Pphlic BuilAinas.
FEB A-dd tsendnei, Star, and Nswsl
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DEATH OF Cor. WILLIAM STRIcKLAsD-Ths gentle.
man, the architect Of The capitol of Tennessee died
IN Nashville the 9th instant He Of the most
distinguished architects the country has produced and the
magnificent capitol, his last and greatest work. will be
his appropriate monument BY act OF the last session
Of The legislature, vault in the basement is apart for
bis burial place