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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-22
Discovered at Hast!
a Mystery Explained.
A REVOLUTION Is CERTAIN. VICTORY IS 0TRS
.GA. Aa s5a a. - a. M .ss.ss So

.G2. sAa sss ~ al a. G s...!as So
NEW THEORY OF DISEASE is awakening
| y the inquiry in he minds of all who ;ead
II: How is it that 1ntericanS have been so long
and Solavlshly immured in darkness and ig-
norance on the subject OF disease.
Dir. 4. Il. ADAMS LIVER BiLS1M,
The great PanaceG OF disease.
offered tothe afflicted of The States and Ter
rtoueS orthe entire cure o. Liver Complaints
in oil stages, Bilious Fever, Ague and Fever,
Chronic Lung Fever, Dropscal affections, Con-
sumption, Bowel complaints, Diarrhae, Dys
enery, RheumaStm, Bleeding Piles, Blind
Piles, Scrolula, Salt Rheum. Dyspepsia, Gen
eral Debility, Nervousness, COStyenesS, indi-
gestIon, Obstructed Menstruation, &c.
DR.. A. l.. Adams Liver Ia sam has stood the
wreck and test for the last fifteen years, and
has pro led to the most Skeptlcal, beyond Il
shadow OF doubt, that it is the
Only Reliable Medicine euer Discouered.
being purely all vegetable for the perma
nent cure of the above diseases Tie most
skepticat have become It's mos s. line vota
res, and pronounce the L;oer II, san TO be
The Only reliable HarJpscr of Health
to the afflicted EUcrycherc.
Testimonials come up from every track it has
made, swollen with expressions of gratitude,
for the relic. received by its use. Aud IN sub
hitting this, the Liuer Baisam is recommend
ed TO all those suffering under the
Iron Grasp OF the Monster Disease
and at once procure one bottle Of DR.. A.
l.. AdaRs' Liver Basain
The reader is referred to the medical Tract,
found by making application TO the Agent,
where the BalSam is sold, giving full epitome
oil the cause and cure OF all diseases, contain
ing, also, certificates from those who have test
cd Its unparalleled aScendancy over the dis
eases to which we are all subject.
BOLD by IL. Il. PERSHING & Co,
Plymouth.
MANN & Co. Rochester.
q. Z. SCOTT, Gen. Agent,
No 81. Randolph street, Chicago Ill.
march 8, 1854. Iyl.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-22
DR.. s. HlGiNBO AM

Respectfully tenders his professional servi
ces TO the citizens of Plymouth and surround
ing country. All calls, day or night, shall
receive prompt attention. Office on Michigan
street opposite the Printing Office.
No. 30tf.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-22
Hs.. R. KR.Oawas.

DROPOSESto cure Hernia or Rupture, b,
n what is termed Mr.. o. Hurbuts opllative
remedy, IN from ffteento twenty days-no
matter how long the cases have been standing
Persons from distance viii be refunded in
tneir expenses if satisfaction is noigiven.
Plymouth, Ind, May ste 81 no IGly
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-22
Bows Clothing.

NONSISTING OF Brown Linen sacks, tweed
. sacks, tweed frocks. Cloth frocks, Vests,
Marseilies, Fancy Silks, &C., for sale at the
April 6. off. REGULATOR.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-22
1t is Unriyalled in the Cure ofall

As Weakness, general Debility. lrregularity,
DISTINCTIONS; Swelling OF the Fee, Limbs,
JOINTS, &c. caused by weakness: also, Lung
and Throat Complaints, as Colds, Coughs,
Asthma, Consumption, &c, also, DropSy.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-22

.hingles and Sash for sale by
y j. BRO WNLEE & Co
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-22
31a:cnt Me0iciurs,
The inreHtorand as good as lie can make them.
See our Wooden Ware and

Baskets, Cheese Screens, and all that sort Of
thing. ''Sure as you're born,' we Will sell
as cheap as any man can and live, and 1t
you u drop in and tell us what YOU want in
our line, you can have it at low figures, and
an article that will do you good.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-22
r. BEF.ANt.It
NeW Firm at the old Stand!

Z ME undersigned having formed a copar
4 nerSLiP, will continue the wagon and
'arrlase manu- acture 1T the old stand ind,
lie finn of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05
OLD SERIES. VOL. 81, NO. %.

oS Porlrors ,Sp ornrR ROors. Gilman
Chapman, Bethel; James Bcnnotl, Norway,
Stephen Bray. Turner.
os Tovs TrIMs. Noah Prince, ,Buckfeld, !,
Thomas Green, Waterford Leonard Grover,
Bethel
os woRKrxo oxrs. s. T. IIolbrook OK.
ford; Abraham Larcy, Gilead; Joel Milleti,
Norway.
oS SrocK Cows. ]. II. Farnum, ,Rumforj.
u. II Haskell, Albany E5en. Eames Beth.
el.
OS BrLls, srrrrs ASD lIrTrEs. Daniel
Warren, Waterford Andrew Gro,er, Beth.
cl Jrrc Howe, Sumner.
OK IIsrsrs. Isaac Strickland, Li,sm0rci
:. II. Wool, Rumrord, Rufus SiOwelI Par.
is.
OS SnrtP ISp SWINE. Cyrus Thompson,
Canton \. d. whne. Buekfcld EIhanan
paulcl,. Hanover.
OS IIorrrcrLrrRr. John 4. Douglass,
Waterford OrsOn Ripley, Paris y. True,
Bethel.
Oy Durr. Samuel Morrill,, DiNfcld
T. &. ShacLley. NORWAY: Bcnj. Lp,eioy
Peru.
Oy T.oLs,yp Acprcrlrrr,t Ivrlr,r,rs
f II. IInlno,. O,G,rI J. NJ. Dcmeri,i, Pc
go. G.I...... D. A,I.,..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05
The May Flowers.



The NAV nowsr. boijed ia The s'eu
whcrr Alice dwell, q f,irgr flower,
Aud h,i.hh the .ua.h,us igll
Upon them iu ths norutng huur,
When .hs. tbs ch.lJof b., o1lscsg,
Went seeking lbs,o trom 6sll Co gro's,
The dew ,nou. thr,r .n"Wy lea'e',
rhs dew upoa bsr heart ct f"'e.
The VI, flower. tio'suued IN the r''u'
Aod suI vrut Ai,, even tl,,
To rathr, ih,tu T., b,ver out nooe,
r-rm mau,sg ulI,As sto,i,ght grsy.
She b,uaI ths,a O., hgr iay,', b'as,
She tvins,l them ,u bee dosirg hair,
All ss.F-J then O, bee childish hrg7'',
wuhl'-ag.iba 'br, were 20 Gir.
The W., fauar hfsd aibs gen,
The, idrl, anI orrs seen uo more,
BOT Boz 90, Iule ml.ic1's heart
The, EasstngJ surr'rr Jh1uhgHr,
AL when pore. k,Dil, throsbrsaro.s
Nri .vH,rf her .yrit's haI.esr Tr"vrrs,
IIsr guardian angel ,yrr hur1fhsd
"Iti. thr iag8rgg oithc d1oCrs.'
Arl,slr, ars fr'-1Hl Alice u0N
NJ, srrk ururrs thr frv, s'rB,
ror.hs q. DO tbr variIs great hr,I,
Aud r1rrHt lr JhiI again
Netsvrp u1u. vbeuo',r bsr heart
steal ssrrr aui rrr, aHi dreamy lru.s,
The .u.r' brrsrtr.-h.v .h'y brCltar'
"Itis lbr lB-nrgs a. thr fuvrr. 900
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05
Awarding Committee.

0y DomEsrlc ,NDFANcY Articles. Mrs.
Charlie, Andrews, Mrs. T.. 4, Holmes, Mrs.
] b. Srowell. Mrs. Tris,ram llercsy, Ms.
n. G.. Cole Mrs. Benjl min Tucker Jr Mrs.
John ] Perry, Mrs. Eben Plumlner, Mrs.
LYMAN Rawsnn, Mrs II. 4. Chapman, Miss
Emily Goodeuow, Mrs wm. X. Kimhall,
Mrs. A, NJ. Hammond, Mrs. AlVah Shurtleil
Jr.
Us CoRY, WurAr. RYE, OARS, Peas AND
BEANS. Gen. w. eastman. WoodslocK
William Thomas, Oxford; Joel W ,Chadbourn,
Waterford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05

A Kiss AMONG THE PuRITANs. ln 1850, a
trial took place IN Connecticut under the sec
tion the Blue Laws prohibiting kissing
The offenders we're Sarah Tuule and Jacob
Newlice. Il appears that Sarah dropped her
rlnyes and Jacob found them. When Sarah
as ked for them Jacob demanded Kiss for his
nav. aud as the demand did not seem to Sarah
e1trayaganl, she adjusted ii forthwith The
facts we're clearly proved. aud the parties
we're each fined twenty shillings,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05
Mi5rrll0nGOuG.
- EOusE HUNTERs FAMILY

o.,
"N' dear James, ''.d VIZ. h''"' '' net
ha'''''. l.' t'''..''' ''.' Gown ',
newspaper ''..' '' was 2, '''.'. ''' .'',''
UP WIN d t'.,' .....' ''' ". '..'" '' "'
VIE Tone .'' " ".' -.'4' '' ...,' '' ..'''
'' .-'' .'. .' ...' '...' ,., '.I.'
81,
.., ,.-,,..., r,nr,s. my dear" s1.l h..
,rr,...L,,vr.-lI,r.rI r,, g..-ar. vr,,
r..',
.WIyrru ..tr umcu.mu,.rr, answer.
cI r., .u-uaraI.'e uerIeI-th-r aasnaa's
,oa.nr,s.
Equally ras. aal I suppose 5000 ore cone
-r.'uI.t.ae yulr-rlfo ol yuar Fortunate c-rll,
lu fha, u.-aI-sun. saJ lacanysu.en, ba,s
ue.y"
Tie ''-'., .' ..' '' %. '''.'.a''''' "',.
ir change rT-c..I 8, desirable, lai, indeed,
I 'l,c been drinking, lar >.mr time past, that
B., ooalI Oh, well iar Oh, tu rsm-,s '.r,srrr-,
a, ,rr house rs becoming entirely Coco sua.'
l-. .a- am..s.ari vr might r'- '.r '1mr rem.
procure much w.- cumm1tonsaat cHm.ur.
Eve r-r
40 .-.' ''''. ...-.'..'.'' '.' ..'" '.
'-.''.-' '. a 'r'.-,'.' -'.' was '.'..''. ..
carry .-' ,...h N'. ".'"' '''N'' d ......
''. '. .'.' ..'..' '' ...'
is '' '''...' ..' '''' '' ever ".'' >'''' b
and ihaara -'a'' H.' "e m.r"' easily r''-
cure larger '.'. 4" '.'' ''a' . a' ...,'
shoals i.. none more '""'"'H..' 'a'a u''
GEAR ... '' u...'' .....' w .'.' '.' '''. '',,.
''.'.'. -'. .'..' ' ND ...'.' '.-.'
..-'' '..t -.- .' ".' WIS ''....''.
no ''.'. '''ss enough '.' '-.i '' '
more suh'rsa '''', '''h''f aI'o'' '.' ',''
and "el furnished '''', '.''l "''r .' .'' '''
..e ch.ir.u, ] should 'r c"''''l'd .' '.. ''N
tl,s here h-i i.e ".}, "... ,'.' he ''' '..
tg share n.s r',m, 'n0 'ae -...s ''e I''N'''
ug-'Hra, N"- anuN 's nearly s.N''''' a'-
wish as o'r'y mother t'.s' '' make gene
'sei aTI'-'ars' ''' Their '''',. l'.' '-'''
ness .' I'''''''a'' a.' -' '' nave .'',' -
advantageous ..-'. '' ''. ..'.''' '....' W,
m.,h' .s' Do '.' -' ''.,' -' W.T. s..'..- -''
'a'.''' '''' '-.'.' U.s. '.'''' a.
many ''..' l'-u'..''' Wet, -'-'' w.
Drown "''' '-,' E'.- '..,.' ''',' ..,
h'l'.' ''''.....' '' '.. '...''''' '' GUS $500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05

MSrsrrnr,L WIZ. \ WHY clergyman
had been lcc,urinr one evening IN country
village, on the subject Of temperance, and as
usual, after the lecture, the pledge was pass
ed round lor signatures.
Pass it alon- rha, way" said the lecturer
painting toward gang ofblolled aud red nos
eI lua(ers near the door Pass 1t alonr-
perhaps some OF those gentlemen would like
tn ioin our cause"
I'VE don't bite at a bare hook" gruilly
lnultcr, one of the rummies.
well" repllld the ready clcrgymln, 81
believe there is a hind Of fish called suckers,
that do not bite
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05
Regulations

Regulations,
The Trustees reserve any dnllrs condl.
,icnnlly, to be appropriated as Premiums on
such shjcrls as may be presented, or claim.
made, that are uu, ramCd 10 this schedule ac-
eordlug To- the dr,crcliuuoG the awarding con-.
mlucc,. But the ladlcs, ior their ronlubu-
,iun, Ne presume, will be entitled to part
of this fund
Al preparatory busIncs. will be done on
"Wednesday The Address, Cattle Show,
Flowing Match, and the whole exhibition
will be- un Thursday.
On "Wednesday evening an Agricultural
conference wilI be- had
Al onlrlo. lor premiums, except for stock,
must be- made with toe Recordng Secretary
before , o'clock =. ". on "Wednesday, and
all written statements, relating to these CLAIMS
mu.l be dcro,tcd with him by lha, time. In.
luc, lur stock mus, be made to The Secretary
hI eight u'c'ucA uu Thursday.
The written evidence required to prove
claimant, title to an award of Premium, will
be hls own certificate, and lhc alliJa,i,ol some
dr,Dmcrcs,cd witness. This rule will be
strictly enforced.
Noprcmlum viii be awarded ou amy object
which ihc Committee, on examination, shall
not deem wonlyof premium, whether rhrrc
be- comrcriusn or not. And alI article, to be
entitled To a premium or gra'uIly, mu'' be OF
recent Manufacture in sald County.
llauiclcs Tor premium or exhibition on.
ly may be dcIa,.rci with the committee Of
arrangements, by whom pen, will be prcplr
ed f,r i've stock and rnom lor manufactured
articles aud vegetables, where all ~,ll b.
safe.
The teams fur the Flowing Match wall be
IN the field by nine o'clock, aud start ia lhc
work precisely at lalfpl, nine.
so animal ur article WEIGH has formerly
drawn prrmum IN rhs Society wlll be Gu.
utIcd To the same premium again.
In awarding premiums, no preference ",ll
hc given 4" members "' TIE S'''''l' "'n''
Than The discounts allowed '' law
Fe'''n' claiming premiums ''' crops "
O"t" ~ "'''"' VIII "e ''l''''l To "'''''' u"
Tue secretary ''''''"'"' j" WHINE "
specifying 'H' h'nd ana F''''' VI u','''
lns "" "Po" '"' ''"o' ''' '"O's' "''u'D '0
cul'''a''"r The same aud '"' N'"' ct '1"'
cultivated WIN SUP" "'Ie' circumstance %
may be considered "'''u''
Ih"'c claiming premiums Tor 'a'"''
Horses, or other animals will make similar
s'A''n'"' "' tue o'''u' "' s'o'"' ''' W '''
advantages thereof i"r Iabor''he "a'iy' ia'',n'
iuc, or other p"rp"-e'-'"s''n'r VIII the
"'"'' a"" cNI,"'' W ''''''7 '"' '''''''
sane.
Persons claiming premiums VIII 'aNe I'l-
ticular notice 'iaI the above regulations VIII
be- strictly adhered to by the Awarding Com
m,ps,s
..t--.r ....,....
FltlIcnlars I'ia'US j" "'"'' W 'N''''''''
with the name of the Oaiur, and place Tor
IL .....t ir..,...,t,..... ,,.,lI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05
NEBRASKA AND KANSAS.
speech of Hon. George I!li,s Of Ohio, in
the House of Representatives, Apr. ls.

,nc ,Ion,c Of pcn,s.,n,n,i,c. ,nT. Is.
"a, s,,,.,I HI ,.,, c.,l,l
-. a., nm -, ,r,,.,,...,,I
,,.',..,.,..,,. g. MI, .o1 E,r,,. Trc,
Lee, .,,,. ,,,,,, I,,,,,.,,,. \yh,,.,,Jr Foo.
.,,r.,.-,,om ,lc c,,,cmc No,,b and r,on,
,b. c,,,.uc S,n,s-,oJ ,h.y h,y. Varied in
,,.r,,y ,r,,,,,,, m ,,,y,, C,,n ,b, truthful
I,,,., ,.,,,e,o,,.l,r., -. -, ,r Gen lions.
tam. an tbc ,,y along. down 10 the unsla,cs
m,n.lisc. parilsn aud soullcss affair Of Hon
Mu,r, Mcdonald. But mr fairness. ability
,ouodpc,, and discretion. the srecch of Hon.
George BH.s has mo-, beer cNcclIcd. I,l,
cmphallcalIy Democratic speech. H. truth
its sound sen,imcn,s-iis imprcrrablc "a.
iiuual doctrines will receive hearty rcsponse
iu the hear, Of every Democrat There is
uo, a point in the whole argAmcu, lei, uu.
touched and there Is sufficient SAID on each
poin, To give lhc reader Tlsh, understand.
iuc ofihc whole case.
We commend this speech To the thoughtful
candid are serious consideration of every
reader.
The House being in tie Committee of tie
whole 900 lhr ,llir of the Union
Mr. BIZ, slld:
Mr.. CrNEu,S II is my dcsirc 10 say
cnnucl urun tic Senate bill iof the orc9niza.
i,on nflr, Teuirories Of Nebraska and Kan
.as ro cShbl, the reason, for the vote which !
inicud tu give upon that measure. And as |
know that uron lha, subject reflect the op,n'
ION Of highly inlcIls gent and souuiiy Dem
ocruc constituency, feel me- embarrassment
In declaring my opposition {, What the whole
cpun,ry regards as the must important features
oCthc bill.
The ohiecliunabl, clause regulating sul
fr,re IN the proposed Terrilnrics contained IN
,,l,, j. Lpnvo as the CLAYTON amendment,
cnl. ~ I,uI. r,,,, In tb,. b,dy. fla, II seems
,n,,.,..,,y C,r,n IN consume rmc 100 is
J,.c,..,on bpt shall notice i, incidentally
,, H., c,,r,c orny remarks.
Nv purpose j, principally to consider the
propo,al to repe.l the slavery restriction cou-
,,,nrd IN the act of is2O. known as the Mis-
sourI compromise. ii I! did No., oppose this
policy, should be under the hnmlIlalins ne
ccssity Of regarding my'elfas en- ""la''hia'
Democrat false not only in highly beneii'
cial measure, which, by the general voice OF
the nation, has been held sacred beyond TIE
touch of legislation, Tor more than illFd OF
a century, bui false also To Tie last g'ea'
pledge Of my party to tie country !" ls'.'
that the laws then IN force "''hou' auuI''oh
or change, should be aud remain iinI' au'
Justneni OF the slavery question: nc p'euS'
then deliberately made aga'n'''u''hcfas'''''O"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05
Committee of Arrangements.

Zba Thaycr, William S"ea', l.. /. Booth
by, Robert Skillings, 7. J. Whitehead, ,Trs-
tram Hersey, r. $. Stevens VIM. A. Rust.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05

Some queer fellow has defined love as "a
prodieal desire on the part OF a young man to
ray SON. Young woman's board"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05
Drawing Match.

For the yoke Of oxen that will manage
load the bc.t on cart or
drag, 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05
Oxford County Agricultural Exhibition
and Cattle Show.

ana Catt!c onoW'
The Trustees Of the 0Hiord County Agri-
cultural Society offer the following Premiums
To successful competitors a, their Exhibition
and Car,lc Show to be holden a, South Paris.
on wcdncscly and Thursday, October ilh and
9TH, 1851
On Crops.
For hes, crop Of Wheat, not less than
one acre, 50 90 /
For 2d hest DO 200
For 81 hest do. l0O.
For the be-, specimen of Seed Wheat,
not lcs, than one hushcl, 30
For the bes, crop of Indian Corn not
less than one acre, 100
For % bcs, do. geo
For ID beet do 90
For best specimen of SEED Corn, Ssio
kind and quality, 81
For bc,, crop Of Rye, not less than one
acre, GO
For I'd hest do. loo
For bc., crop II White Bean. not less
than l.i,h acre, 90
For 81 hes, jo. 90
For be-, crop Of Cars, no, less than one
acre, Oo
For 2d best DO %
For bc,, crop OF Potatoes, not less than
La
one acre, 90
For 81 he,I do 90
H., qlh,.tlo %
For bes, crop of Carrots, no, les Than
l-slh acre 90
Antubc raised in Oxford County the pre-.
cnr season f"u the plow. Claimants will be
required to state ln writing, the nature and
condition of ,he land. and short history ol
the cultivation, giving ,hc Kind, quantity and
quality ur the seed, and an expenses. The
land to be measured by PRACTICAL surveyor.
STOCK.
For hes, Horse. kept for varcs IN this
County, during ,I', season, 800
For 2I bc,,do. zoo
For rhr hc., llur,c M business OF work, . 90
For be-. t breeding Mare, goo
For 81 best do. 90
For b,s, , wear old colt, 90
For be-, year old 90. 90
For he.i year old do. 90
For br,t woke WufLirr Oven. 200
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05
NEW SERIES, VOL. ), NO. l3.

4lortrq.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05

For the best Calf Skin.
For hest sinpla horse wagon Harness,
For best single horse wagon,
For be., single horse Sleigh,
For the best OI.cau,
For the best OS-yoke, with bows, sta
pie and rIng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05
Pioughipg Match.

10 the person who shall plough ono
eighth of an acre IN the best
manner aud at the least expense,
without injuring his team, by
UXrn ar nurses
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-02
The Kansas Pioneer.

J. s. SPEER & Co., now of Ohio, are about
to make arrangements to publish newspa-
per with the above title, in the territory of
Kansas. The first number will be issued
about the first Of January. One of their
number will canvass the states for subscri-
integrity and principle; and we have reason
TO believe that the Pioneer will be a valua-
bic paper to all who feel any interest in that
new region. 1t will be published weekly,
a Fort Leavenworth, or such other point as
the business of the territory may Indicate
Single subscribers 1880 Clubs of ten at
81 EACH Ohio Farmer.
We know one member of this new news
paper firm, and can fully endorse the above
, favorable notice of the enterprise. Up Jour
The prospectus says:
One of the editors of the Pioneer will de-
vote large portion of his time to travers-
ing the territories of Kansas and Nebraska
and acquiring knowledge of their vast re-
sources, which will be given from time to
time to our readers in descriptive sketches
Of their mountains, their valleys, their riv-
ers, their broad prairies, their timber, their
minerals, and their climate, as we'll as de-
scfiptions of their aboriginal inhabitants
and their treaty rights--showing wherein
they have been from time to time abrogated
making the journal as far as possible a
correct index to the emigrant We hope to
be able to make this department one which
will be fully worth the subscription price TO
every man who may contemplate emi igrating
to that interesting country, or may take an
interest in its advancement.
It is the object of the proprietors to take
into the territory printing establishment
which shall be equal to any in the larger
towns of the west-consisting of steam
press and large assortment of new type
and other materials,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-02
PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1854.

aa%The democratic county convention,
which met at Bowling Green on Wednesday
last, nominated the following ticket for
county officers For Probate Judge, S. W..
ST. JOHN; for County Clerk, L. o. SIMMONS ];
for County Commissioner, ISAAC CLAY; for
Sheriff, S. S. BRoNsoN; for Coroner, G. L.
AVERY.
We learn that there was not the utmost
harmony and fraternity of feeling all around,
and that sundry heartburning and animosi-
ties are likely to be manifest in the coming
election If this should prove to be true,
the drill sergeants and captains of the slave
democracy may possibly be disappointed in
parcelng out the crumbs of office to their
fayorites and faithful followers.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-02

NARROW EscAPE.-Mr George Starrett,
citizen of Rich Hill township, was return
ing home with his wagon with three Of his
children with him, and narrowly escaped
with his life Saturday evening last, by lis ght-
ming. The two horses which were drawing
the wagon in which Mr.. Starrett and his
children were riding. were struck by light.
ming and instantly killed The forepart of
the wagon and one fore wheel were consid
erably shivered, and considering that Mr..
Starrett and his children were sitting in the
front part of the wagon, he with his feet
hanging over the end-gate on the double
tree, it is almost miracle how they escaped
without DEATH GAINESVILLE Aurora.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-02

THAT'S THE TALK.-A Nebraska Demo.
crat" writes moving appeal TO Father
Saxton, of the Canton Repository, the oldest
editor in the State, urging him TO keep up
the Whig organization in Stark county
The old veteran replies thus
Our correspondent cannot expect from us
any assistance in the project he suggests
we repudiate it entirely. We have joined
the ball started at Columbus on the 18th OF
July, and shall strain every nerve to perfect
and carry out the plan there devised to re
form the coruptions and extravaganza of
our National, State and County Govern
ments, and to stop Slave aggressions We
unite with all good men, whether Wing,
Democrat, Freesoil or Know Nothing, t.
effect these great and desirable reforms.
When we reject that during the admins
tration of J. q. Adams The expenditures
were $l2,0000O0 now S30,000 0OO-when
the expenses of the State of Ohio have been
trebled within few years-and when the
taxes collected in Stark county have risen
from about SS2S, 900 to over 100000, We
think every honest man must think reform
is much needed; indeed absolutely essential
to the interests of every citizen. Come Join
us in ellecting these reforms.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-02

-2sg The only change of our market prices
this week is, that butter is from IL to Is
cts. per pound, and mighty scarce at that.
If the drought and heat continue much
longer, all vegetation will be destroyed.
The mercury ranges daily above 90, and on
Wednesday last stood for several hours at
SO, blood heat!
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-02

zD~ d. Lindsey & Co.'S new Planning
Machine and Sash Factory is now in full
working order, and they are ready 10 supply
ali orders. Builders i'll want Of planned
lumber and sash, will take notice.