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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17
PERRYsBURG JOURNAL.
SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1854.
The Next County Fair.

We copy into this paper, from the M. V.
Democrat the Premium List for the next
County Fair The attention of the farmers
of Wood county is respectfully invited to
this subject. By little effort on the part
of each one, commenced in season, much
better display may be easily made next fall
than has been heretofore witnessed And
the successful competitors will at the same
time be the ones most benefited The pri-
mary object of the society is to infuse into
agricultural pursuits higher and higher STAN
dardS of excellence and more scientific and
improved methods of cultivation. Every
member is thus interested not only in the
Improvements he may himself have in hand
but also those of all his neighbors and fellow
members--the aggregate improvements Of
the year
There is one new feature in the premium
list, as will be observed The distribution
of 20 copies each of the county newspapers
d year as premiums, is compliment as un-
expected as it is gratifying, and will incite
the publishers to renewed efforts to properly
deserve this mark Of confidence and favor
on the part of the officers of the agricultural
society
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

SANDWICH IsLANDs.-A Washington letter
writer says: "My impressions in relation to
the contemplated annexation of the Sand
wich Islands are fully confirmed by addi-
tional and positive information. The nego-
tiations have been industriously pushed for
ward for some time past, and treaty of
annexation is expected by the President, in
the next dispatches from Hawaii. 1t is full
ly believed that the arrangement had been so
far perfected at the last advices, as to be safe
from future accident"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

GOOD ADvIcE.--The St. Louis Intellirep
Ger, In an article on the Boston riots, gives
the people of the north the following piece
of advice
GO Instead of killing U. S. officers who are
discharglng "a sworn duty in trying to execute
the laws that you hate, you would show moro
sense and justice in hanging few of those
doughtaced knaves that you habitually send
to congress to make such laws. Who is re-
sponsible for the so-called Nebraska pcrfi
dy" Who but men of the north, sent 10
congress by the vote of northern people
They have the numerical maiorty-they
could easily have defeated the " Nebraska
periidy." But they did not do it. They
bartered your Uotcs and their souls. according
to your account, to Frank Pierce, Stephen
A. Douglas and the devil"
The suggestion, coming as it does from
southern paper, may be worthy of attention
One thing is certain, that these traitors should
be politically gibbeted, and we hope to see it
done very eGtctually next fall.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

:eJ~Tbe new planning mill and sash ma
chine are just getting into operation in Per-
rysburg, and will be ready, probably, before
long, to supply all orders for planed and
matched lumber and window sash in this
quarter. This will be valuable improve
ment for this place, and we sincerely hope
the proprietors may find the investment a
paying one, and be we'll rewarded for their
enterprise.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

s~The war news from Europe by the
Arabia, unintelligible as the telegraph makes
it, still renders it very probable that Austria
has committed herself against Russia, and
will, ere long, be found in arms side by side
with England and France. If this should
prove true, Prussia will very likely follow
the example, and the result of the war may
then be considered as settled against Russia.
In such case Russia would no doubt be glad
TO accept any reasonable terms of peace, for
a prolonged war, against such fearful odds,
would be but madness and folly in her.
We have no details of any very important
movements yet at the scenes of war.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

NAVIGATION OF THE AMAZON RIVER
The Hon. Phllo White, American Charge
d Affairs to the Eucador Republic, has trans.
mltted to the State Department series OF
official documents and extracts from the
papers of that country, evincive of the lib
era feeling with which the government and
people have guaranteed the free navigation OF
the Amazon, and the earnestness with which
they invite the settlement of Americans
among them. The Minister of Foreign
Affairs has granted to the American compa-
ny, who have been the first to attempt the
regular navigation of .he Amazon. the most
liberal protection and enjoined upon the au-
thorlties the granting OF every assistance
they may need. The extracts from the pa
pers show the people to be imbued with
good deal of the democratic spirit and high
admiration O! the 4" model republic - Bait.
American.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

z.g~The proposed extension of the corpo-
rate limits of the town of Perrysburg, for
which majority of the voters of the town
decided at the last spring election, has been
prevented for the present, as we understand,
by writ of injunction, allowed by Judge
Hall, of the court of common pleas for Wood
county. The ground of the injunction is,
that the law, under which the proposed en-
largement was to take place, is unconstitu-
tionai. The last two legislatures seem to
have had very little conception of their true
powers under the new constitution. The
effect of this Injunction will be bad for our
town. Improvements and investments can
never be expected to amount to much in a
place taxed to the extent this is.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

The Indiana State Sentinel gives, from re-
liable data, the population of the principal
cities and towns of Indiana. In this state
ment New Albany is set down as containing
population of II, 900; Indianapolis $4,000 i;
Madison $4,000; Evansville 10000; La
fayette 5000.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

THERE is NOTHING New UNDER THE SUN. u
If old King Solomon had fourished in the
present century, he would not have uttered
this controyerted adage, Our eyes are made
to stand out almost daily by something new,
decidedly new, and which could never have
happened under the Old Testament dispensa-
ton. BY recent New York newspapers, we
notice that the eminent DR.. H. X. Root, OF
No. 5l2 in that city, offers the sum of one
hundred dollars for the best poeticaI criticism.
upon his new medical work, the Peoples
Medical Lighthouse Now if this is not
something new and original, pass US an al
manac for 1855. Competitors for the prize
must send in their productions before the lSt
of August next, for on that day the jurors
will designate the lucky individual who wins
the wager. III
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

PORTUGUESE IN ILLrNoIs.--The Illinois Jour
nal says that there are about 400 Portuguese
in Springfield, and 500 in Jacksonville, who
emigrated from the island of MADEIRA. They
are an honest, sober and industrious people,
and have already sent 5000 to assist some of
their friends in Madeira to reach this country.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

Capt. McShae, who commanded the Pc
tersburg volunteers at the battle of Fort
Meigs, In the last war with England, was
accidentally drowned in the Potomac, on
Thursday last week.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

SOMETHING NEw.--Farmers and black
smiths will be interested to learn that man
at Allegheny City, Pa, has just patented "a
machine for making horse-shoes, which will,
it is said, turn out 20 or 25 per minute, per-
feet in every part. By this machine the
price Of horse shoes, it is supposed, will be
reduced full 50 per cent.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAILRoAD.-We
understand that contractors are at work
vigorously along the whole track of this
road, and Toledo will be connected with
Cincinnati in about twelve months from this
time. AT farthest we expect to see the road
open in spite Of all contingencies within
one year from October
From Dayton TO Piqua, two passenger
trains and one freight train run each xay
daily. This portion of the road we learn
from stockhoIder is now paying eight per
cent.
We can Hardly over-estimate the advan-
tages to Toledo of a direct railroad commu-
nlcation with Cincinnati, making this city
the nearest connecting point on the lakes
with the great central metropolis of the
West Toledo Blade.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

AVAILABLE ENDoRsER.-E. A. Hannegan,
who murdered his brother-in-law three or
four years ago, has delighted the Washington
Union by " cordially endorsing the principles
of the Nebraska bill' We should think it
required man with history something like
Hannegan's, to " cordially endorse" the Ne
braska infamy.-[Cincinnati Gazette.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

Observation-Disclosures NJ. Kennett, (late may
or of st. Louis,) has been nominated for con-
gress by the wings of the lSt district. We
presume the anti Bentons will elect him over
Old Bullion if they can. There is war to
the knife between the Benton and anthem
ton factions, and each is nominating full
tickets almost everywhere. The antiS being
the weaker party, they will be driven to
throw their votes for the whig candidates in
many districts, and the result will probably
be practical whig triumph.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

The servile democracy of franklin county
have presented the name of Gen. S. w. An
drews of Columbus, for congress. He is a
Nebraskaite. Doc. Olds got but two votes.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

g~See Judge Ladd's advertisement Of
Patent Moving and Reaping machines. This
is something new to our farmers.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

Russia is the greatest unbroken empire for
extent that ever existed. 1t occupies vast
regions of Europe and Asia, and forms near
ly one-sixth Of the habitable globe. 1t is
4l times the size of France, and l38 times
that of England.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

PHILADELPHIA ELEcT1oN.-Th official can
vass shows total route of the slave democ-
racy. The vote is as follows:
Mayor-Robt.F.C Conrad, 29,42l ! Ma, j,8,426
Richard Vaux, 20.993
Solicitor. Hazlehurst, 80, ,676 ! Maj. IL, ,793
Wm.L Hurst, ,S83
At the Presidential election, the vote stood
for Pierce. 26,022; for Scott, "a, ,566-maior-
ity for Pierce, ,456. Connecticut, Rhode
Island, New Hampshire, and now Washing
ton and Philadelphia have been heard from.
o. S. Journal.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

"THE ELEPHANT. The elephant that be
longed to the Menagerie which exhibited in
this city on Tuesday, still continues in an
uneasy state of mind" He was confined
with several chains in order to keep him Sc
cure, but soon after the exhibition was
closed, he succeeded in sevcring two of the
chains a third, however, which was fasten-
ed to one of his legs and around rock he
was unable to break. Considerable excite
ment was caused by those who chanced to
be upon the ground, and many fed from the
place in hot haste. The company paid $500
fordamages done by him on Monday. New
Bedford Standard.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

The Springfield Republican says: &" There
are two parties in that town on the Nebraska
question. They are composed of the post
master on one side, and every body else on
the other"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

BENTON FOR THE PREsIDENCY.--A demo
cratic meeting was held on the Goth ult., in
the town Of St6unton, Illinois, denouncing
the Nebraska fraud, and expressing the opin-
ion that Judge Douglas ought to resign his
seat in the United States Senate, and nomi-
mating the Hon. Thomas II. Benton as the
next democratic candidate for the Presi-
dency.
1t is estimated that the grape crop of Ohio
and Pierce townships, in this county, reaches
between fifty and sixty thousand dollars an
nually. Last year is the only one which
proved entirely successful in the culture of
the grape, but the prospects are quite fair
for the present season. Mr.. Weir, the larg-
est grape grower in the vicinity of New
Richmond, informs us that he made thirty
three hundred gallons of the juice, in 1858.
Il Clermont Courier.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

Wiggles says that we Americans have a
strange mode of salutation. When friend
meets friend in the street, he extends his
hand and asks, how do you do ?" The 9th
er replies, how do you dor Then both,
well satisfied, pass on, although
not a whit the wiser concerning the state Of
each Others health.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

The President has approved of the decision
of the court martial in the case of Major
Wyse, which is that he be suspended from
his rank and pay for the period of six months.
What does the Toledo Republican think of
this? A short time ago the Republican said
the punishment ought to fall on Gen Scott
instead of Mai. Wyse. There seems to be "a
difference among dignitaries son points O
law"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

The horrible details of the riot at Lasalle,
Illinois, in December last, can not have es-
capped the memory of our readers. The ac
count of the murder of Albert Story was
sickening to read -Four of those who were
engaged in it have been found guilty and
sentenced to be hung on the 2Sth OF July next
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-17

A newspaper published in the Chinese Ian
guage and printed in Chinese characters, has
been started in San Francisco, as the organ
Of the Celestial population. 1t is entitled
the "Gold Hill News" California being
known among the Chinese as the Gold Hills.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26

p Won are troubled With pain in the breast OF
any afeetlon OF the Lungt-Use BTentlinsopo Com
pound SyTGp OF B0neset.
hTuGes or onrn or your bands feet arc irOat bitten
or ehapped-Uso no Berger or Spine and Aulelo Mni-
mehti 6nd
Should you 30 aseied With solol0le, qT any disease
arising i0mIIPuity Of 10 boo o. lhe inudiepne We
Of mercury, BY 90 eq toeuI9 bentussre Fiud Bx-
trtctol Eat1apariild 0nd randeQn.
Theoo romsaiea have beea tToi ~ and IN all
cares have Owen satisfactory eydonce q their superior
Complaints, fol which thay are Teo0mmended
BREHTLiuoER q AR1iaIRONG's
AnolhecaIyi Nohfoo stree, lil1nir5 thc eLuIe lolle'
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. /, sprigg House Emporiumll
CLOTHS, oAsslMEREs AND vEsTINGsl


New gPPlng and 9uMnaoP GoOdsi
II TAX EpleasnTo IN being able to say ~ my old cuSt
i ere and the fashionable community, that have iuAt
IeurEed from New York. aud have bo9nabe 10 procure
the most RashOnabe Goods Or The season that tho great
Emporium, New York, eenimpOrl from FRANCE and the
moh clothing, giVes mo room and tine TO attend 70
the WNnta OF my euslOneTs IN the faShonable way. Ny
new sOck now eOnoisin0 OF
o.. BLACK, nRQWN, ORERNs BLUE, OLIVE AND
t DALHA CLOTHS.
Also silk and wool caahmeIes, al shades and cOOTai
honbSlns dpiter summer cloths, nauand gTaaacloths,
DC, Tor mailing flock, dress, sack and butness coats
Rteneh, EDglsh, and American ealsmoeaI also, ducks,
linen dhllngs &C., Tor making panto. AZ 10 VesunBl
have the noSt beautiful selection ever looked AZ In any c
IT, all Of which now prepared 10 mako up IN the most
"a hiOuaboAld beat style, a. baVeeeeuTed MY RueokLLa
services 40 cutter for The coming season, elcertain In
Ssyns that rnieh better cOtho thanany house weat
oil The Allegheny mountains.
In Connection With the above have beautiful AssOit-
ment Furnishing Goods, OH hpe, SsAsOnabe, and Ash
iOnablo, consisting Of cloth, casslmeTo caahmere bonn
baGlHo, gTasa linen dablla and plain linen iOfk, dress
and busRola coaia Vesta and pants, ndh nom tic moat
Ahlonabe and seaA0nabe GOOds, N gTeat Valety also,
nen and cotton Shirts, elk, uten, lambs wool ard cot
ton UndoThTtS aud DTaweTsi eTeNaln stocks eOaTsi
gloves and aispendeTB.
Hosiery 10 great VARIETY also, every other article suit
able Tor enmNletlnga kenlleman'6 wardrobe
aTeloa that be found my store, No l. SpTigg House
Pleato call and take look and much Oblige you're,
d hiT9l g. KlCk'
4la NOTICE EXTRA,
Ihayse email slOck Of common elohingthat viii dis
pnlO Of a cost even lees, 10 make IoOm Ur my Spring
STOCK OF nno gO0dai -
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,MEDI0AL.
Prot. WOodsI

1rTntr atloraliVo q now iar me Graf time Intro.
H ddctd % lhe Cltieno OF Wheenbg, mo $50 Mllt,l
6lIeot which, tho only ouIo remedy yorvenlod that
Will oteluly reatole to grey hoJe and htkero 70 Tho
orlnal color OF youth without dyeIn.j cover TIA bald
BAD IN short tlmo With the natuya covering, remove
dlndrR and proNpnlt tho hair iron Alug on lndih rea
Om tue ilthl tehgn 20 Objectionable Ia divers pftn
rHtloua VI different sueguOW boiOfothV ubllo the ht
gTOuATlvu Ii beautiful article FOR to toilet, for The old
YOu and can Ony 30 appreciated By lie usel Sud an
are RESPECTFULLY Invited to CALI The Depol and eIamhS
the teutmOnhlB Of ledloS aud gentlemen Of high epula
tlQnIn the hapd Weei wheroit Wa6 Invented, but
utateamanand senalOr judge BTeese, Of Ulnoisi
UAeLYLn, M. Juue "a, 1883.
have admired Tho wonderful elect hy hair was becO-
lng % Thought, pTematmey Gfty, but By tho OF hlo
u hao resumed lla original color, aud have
no doubt psrmanenlly 20.
SlDKBY HRRRsB,
RFgonnfnf of IL limited
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no Country MERCHANTS.

AIRS. s. KNOX having Withdrawn from the Arm OF
IXl McClallen, Knox & Co.. the remaining partners have
associated With them Mr. Chester D. Knox (bTotheT OF 81,
s. Knox long and hvOrably known In the trading public
= ussuuilhg the style ofMcClollenS and Knox.
They would respectfully Inform their old eus0merg CWO
have "a long bsTu them) ana all
es In BooS and Shoes that their FAN Stock will Be arV.
ing NON The 10Th 10 last ofseptembot.
HOVing been seeeted With the gleaest care and bought
orcash they latoI themselves thotl their Fall Stock OF
BoOls and ShOea they can hold out Inducements m Quality
aid prices superior 70 any offered In The markell 10
County Merchants their way east they would bepeaH.
Cd 70 their stock and post them npTces eaIeSsly
eaenEnga comparison with the markets Of Baltimore and
Fhodelphia, TsepS] MoCLALLBNE &KNOX
II OGAN, UARR q CO., have Just received l1O boSes
~ or tobacco, In addition 10 their large HlOek Call
round az No 81, and zee specimen or the "COliOrm
golden bar T0baceo, Intended for hl WhO love COCA
tdg" Aiso alaTso lot oflmlprted sosarsju9t oliend
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From ne Fairmont { Ya.) Rewl5Iiean.

AN lAVALUAnLE MEDICINE. -lt 10 but seldom we fnd
among the many remedies offered to tho public for tile cure
OF disease one we cOntent 10 commend, TwhSe tr'
tue1 we able 10 discover, and have awayo tedpouSy
avoided giving utierocs anything that might lead any
one 10 suppose that placid any faith IN their prele
siOnt, But With reference remedy aetuted IN
this place. aud which haa become 40 familiar 10 tho public
az household words we epes nom knowledge Of o IN
tTse e1eelencies, ts adaptation 10 many OF the Ills OF
sreak OF The NOnplTel Nerve aud Hone Lnnen prepaT
I'd by H. H. Carr Co., fIom prescription Furnished by
uT Watson Carr ate OF MuTgantOwn, aud NOW O Wheel'
Ing, OF tho moat eminent Phyaeans In Virginia THIS
LiDment based upon the broad principle that any rene
y which will relieve external pain, win properly COM
pounded, DO equally elcaooua In lemovlrg Internal alec
lions principle that hAo bern succetsfnly deyeloped
II is simply the OpTng OF Sclsco, being mild and sim
pie In Its Nellon and Yet revealing 10 lie elects 0wer
more incredible reaching the most hidden ainews OF man
and beaGt-and yet being lnnOXious 10 tho tinn
II ID als by p The eksaPsV Liumeui IN tic market, being
put VI IN lOtllss twice AZ large ls The Majority ~
OTth larger than the largest besides being more than four
times Ong we commend Il 20 those Ia want OF
"a and Cettaiu TeUadY,
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