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MUSIC STORE.

THE subscriber has opened Music Store in To-
i ledo, Ohio, where he intends to keep full
.ssortment of the best Musical Goods the New York
md Boston markets afford Lghe, Newton and
Bradbury's Premium New York PIANOS; Brown
Aliens Haet Davis & Co.'S, and VIM. p. En-
1rson's Boston PIANOS, making a better assortment
han can be found elsewhere between New York
nd Chicago. Also, Carhart's improved patent
telodeons. made by Mason & Hamlin, of Boston,
And Goodm IN Il Baldwin's Melodeons, made in
Tew Haven, Connecticut. Also, Vioins, Guitars,
'lutes, Accordeons, Banjos, Strings, &c, &c., with
good stock of the most popular Sheet Music of
he day. Church Music Books, Glee Books of all
nds; b artnis Method for Piano, price $500;
Iuntin's School for Piano, $500; Beyer's Piano
Echool for Children $50. Music or Musical In
;ruments of any description not on hand, will be
,rdered when desired.
The subscriber has been engaged in teaching
al and instrumental music in Hartford, Conn, for
he space of six years, and he feels confident that
select such Instruments and Music as will
i've satisfaction. Orders sent by mail will be
promptly attended to on receipt of cash.
a. NJ. KNIGHT, No. 5 Gardner's Block,
In store with G. F. RobinSon's Bookstore.
Toledo, Ohio, May 2G, 1S55--2m3
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The Court of Common Pleas Of Wood county, O.
Charles Powers vs. Dimon & Co-Cvil Action
TTNHE said Dimon & CO. will take notice that
i Charles Powers has filed petition against
them in the court of common pleas. of Wood coun-
ty, Ohio, setting forth that they are indebted to
him on an account for hauling and furnishing lum
ber In the of one hundred and seventy-seven
dollars and thirtyeght with interest thereon
since September 1st, 1854; and prays for judgment
for that amount; and that an has issued
on the proper affidavit; and unless said Dimon e.
Co. answer said petition by the 23d day of July,
A. D. 1855 the same will be taken as confessed,
and Judgment rendered thereon accordingly.
By MURRAY & DODGE, Attys of Ptff.
Nay 26, 1Sj5.--2w6$2.75
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AHEAD OF THE TIMES!
q SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO.

%IM, At the Sign OF the Big Watch,
SaAI4 SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO.
/ IENRY 4. COOK respectfully informs his ten
i thousand personal friends, and the good people
of Toledo, Maumee City, Perrysburg, and all the
country round that he has opened the most COM
pete and splendid stock offered in the city, and
is receiving daily additions from the best European
and Eastern manufacturers of
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
1t would be quite useless to attempt an enumera-
tion of the brilliant articles his show con-
tain; but ladies and gentlemen will please call and
see his splendid
Gold and Silver Watches.
of every variety quality and pattern, at prcesrang
ing from Ten to one hundred and Fifty Dollars.
SUPERB GOLD FOB CHAINS,
the largest and richest assortment here at
from Itceire to Fifty Dollars.
HEAFY GOLD GUARD CHAINS,
of unequalled beauty weight and finish, at from
I1oeire to F0rty-fre DoiiarS.
MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND PINS AND RINGS, of the
latest styles and at the lowest prices.
SUPERIOR Pes AND POCKET KNIVES, of elegant
patterns and finished workmanship, the finest lot in
town.
of the best manufacture at THO and q HaiftO Fif
teen Dollars. With countless variety of
LOCKETS, G0LD PENCILS,
RINGS, GOLD PENS,
EAR DRoPs, WATCH SEALS,
CUFF Pins, BREASTPINs,
BRooCHEs, STUDS, &C.,
And everything else or heard tell of in
IJ-Special care given by the best workmen in
the country to REPAIRING WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
and all work warranted
Zaf5~ Don't forget the pldce--SigH Of the Big
Watch, Summit street, between Jefferson and Mad
ison streets. [mr20yIl II. Y. COOK.
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n MARBLE WORKS.

MARBLE WORKS.---EDwARD LLOYD, on
1V1 Monroe-st., Toledo, manufactures and deals
in Am rican and Foreign Mlrbe MONUMENTS,
Tomb Stones, Mural Tablets, Cabinet Slabs, Man
ties AMI all other articles usually called for in his
line. He has on hand large and we'll selected is
sortmo ont OF Italian and American Marble Monu-
III ents, Tomb Stones, &c. which he will finish in
the best style with prop,ptness and despatch, and
on as reasonable terms as any establishment in the
western states.
All persons wishing to pay the last mark of re-
spect to their departed friends, win please give him
q call TOledO, May 2G, lS5j.--2yl
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William Hill VS.. William Blake ct al.

William Hill VS.. William Blake ct ai.
SHERIFF'S SALE.~By virtue of writ of ex-
- ecution to me directed and delivered from the
court of common pleas OF Wood county, Ohio, III
the above case will offer for sale at the door of
the court house in Perrysburg, on Saturday, June
23d, 1896, between the hours of 10 o'clock \. NJ.
and o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following real
estate: The north west quarter of section No. (36)
hrtysix, in township No. three, (3) in the United
States Reserve of II miles square in Wood county,
Ohio, taken in execution as the property of William
Blake at the suit of William Hill.
W. l.. COOK, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty of Pttf.
May 10, 1Sj5.--lw5$2.l2
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TIME PERRYSBURG JOURNAL is published
l. every Saturday, by s. CLARK, at S per year.
cash liz advance, or $l.25 in trade; $l.25 cash in
months, or $3.50 at the end of the year. Those in
will be charged at the rate of $150 for the
present series until they pay up when they can get
the paper at the reduced price.
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]. & w. HOOD.

DEALERS in Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware,
u Lumber, Produce, and Merchandise generally.
Sailing off cheap for cash down.
Front-st., Perrysburg, May 2G, 1855.
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1000 Ladies Gold Breast Pins, at $4 4 600
200 do Brocha Shawls, at $25 1000
500 do Silk Dress Patterns, at $50 10000
1000 Cod Pencils, at So $4,000
10000 Gold Pens with Silver Cases, at So 10000
10000 Gold Rings, at 5 80 each 10000
l2OSl do at LOO each l2,0S4
Every purchaser of the splendid large Lithogra-
phc Engraving, will receive Certificate of Mem
bership emitting them to chance In the above list
of valuable and costly Gifts for the People The
Engrayings can be sent 10y mail without being
damaged) to any part of the country.
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entered on the way-bill
We prepay all our letters, circulars, &C., to our
agents and correspondents, and expect them to do
the same with us.
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furnish with posters circulars schedules, instruc
tons, &C., application to our Office, or by mail,
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bills, &c. or inquire at Office, No2 Walcuttsblook.
Town street, Columbus, Ohio
BURNELL e. CO, Proprietors.
March 31--m3-l*
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$500, 900 isR Gifts k0r the People,
CAPIIAL CITN AR,r L MON

COLUMBUS, ONO.
LNURNELL CO.'S. SECOND GREAT GIFT
l. DlSTR1BuIlON.---Th proprietcrs take
great pleasure i'll announcing to the citizens of the
Union that i'll consequence of the great satisfact
manifested by the ticket holders of their first great
Distribution, and the many thousand solicitations
from all parts of the country, in relation to whether
they intend getting np another Distribution of Gifts
for the people, they have after an immense outlay,
been enabled to offer to their thousands of patrohs
the following valuable, magnificent, and unprece>
dented BRILLIANT SCHEME, to be distributed
as soon as the 100000 Beautiful Engrayings of the
CAPITOL Of ONO are distributed among their pat
rons The price of the Engraving is but one dol
lar and as paror ornament it cannot be surpassed
Read attentively the following list of beautiful
and costly Gifts which will be satisfactorily distrib
uted by committee of ten, selected one from each
state where the largest number of subscribers are
obtained:
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DERAGES, Tissues Challies, Satins, Silks, Viii
I'D Goods, Lawns, Laces, Edgngs, Muls, at
L. II. MILLER Il co.
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Doors e. SHOES in every variety. Ready made
ID Clothing, complete assortment. The place
to buy these articles is at F. II. MILLER & co.
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GRAPE and Summer Shaws, Silk Visettes also
~ Straw Goods for everybody, at
+. II. MILLER e. co.
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Platefor,ne.


Nous demandens que les lois de naturalization
ient reysees dc naniere sauyegarder Ia sincerit4
du scrutin. se.i
II-Nous deYandons quill soft vote des lois con
venables pour interdire Fentree du pays aux men
djants ct aux criminels. .s,i
HI-Nous cOudamnons toute nttente que l'0n
shercherait porter droits acqus par les habi-
tans de ce pays, qu's soent mes aux Etats- uns ou
AFetrangcr.
IV-Nous croyons que le gouvcrnement federal ne
dot point soccuper de 'esclavage, 81 ce NEST pour
protGger nos droits constituencies. si
V-Nous nous prononeons pour une forte politique
rationale qui entoure dune iuviolabe protection
retranger 10 nom anericain,' ct qui accompagne ct
tzouvc. gs W.
Vl-Nous croyons que les Americans doivent gol-
werner rAmerique ct que ce gouvernemcnt doit re-.
sulter de reection, scul moyen legtime de reforme
dams ce pays.
yII-Nous croyons que les fonctions publiques
doyent etre offcrtes ct sOllicitses. Nous con-
damnons les distributions de places parni 10 horde
de soiciteurs qni les revendiquent CONNIE 10 recon-
psnse de leurs services.
VIII-Nous maintiendrons. ct nous defcndrons la
Constitution des EtatsUnis ains que lUnion, telle
quelle exste actuelemcnt, ct les droits des Etats
dsns leur ntegrite, exigeant en- meme temps que le
gonyernement general rempisse exactement tous les
lsyoirs qui lui sont imposes par 10 Constitution.
N-Nous approuyons le programme adopte par le
Gonseil National du parti Anericain dams sa recen.
ts reunion Philadelphia, mais nous rejetons Zap
plication des principles du huitieme article aux
satholqucs americains CONNIE injuste, contraire a
Il vtrits ct complement indigne de notre pays.
Nous protesterons constammet contrc toue atteinte
que r0n chcrcherait porter la iberte reljgeuse,
car nous mettons au premier rang de convictions
eeprincipe quentre rhomme ct 50 conscience Dieu
seul est jnge. Nous condamnons de 10 maniere la
plus formee toute tentative ayant pour but de faire
dune croyance religieuse une condition pour rem
pir des fonctons politques, ct nous ne nous join
drons jamais un parti qai ne partagerat pas COM
plhtement nos vues Get egard. 9
3-Nous ne sommes pas opposes aucun parti,
CONNIE organisation politque, mas nous serons con-
tse tous ceux qui combattrDns les grands principles
aaericains que nous vcnons d'enonccr.
Doctrines d'EEtat.
nsiorme des abus ct diminution des dspenses de
. IEtat. li.s l..
Education Dc Ia jeunesse du pays dams les ecoles
ttablies par lEtat. .s s-, n .,.s5s;.
Organisation constitutionnelle de Ia commission
d. terres inondees. 5.
Administration plus efacaoe du departement des
ameliorations interieures dams le but d'am6liorer
Aotre navigation intGrieure. jFs
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AMERICAN MASS MEETINGS. Our readers
will bear in mind TINT Mass Meetings Of the
American Party will come off at Grand Co
team on Saturday the 13th inst, At Opelousas
on Monday the 18th inst, At Washington on
Tuesday the l4th inst, and at Bayou Rouge
on the 18th inst. Said meetings will be I'd
dressed BY Hons. Charles Derbigny, John
Moore, Cyprien Dufour, Bernard Marigny and
other distinguished speakers. "a
The public are invited to attend.
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IN AUTRE FAUX BRUIT.

Ain d'inGuencsr d'autrcs personnes, 4 faire
10 meme chooses, les antis ont fait circnler 10
bruit dams la prairie Gros Chcvreuil, ct le vol
sinage, que M. d. P. Saizan s'etait retire de d
societe Native Americaine.
NJ Saizan etant nm chaud partisan du parti
Known Nothing, siest empresss DO nous faire
paryenir Ia note suivantc: I
AUX EDITEuRs Du PArRIoTE. IS l$a
.Je vous prie de contredire les fanx bruits
mis- en- circulation au sujet de ms resignation.
D. p. SAlZAN,
Prairie Gros Chevreuil, 5 oct. 1858.
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D'AUTRES DEMIsSI0NS.

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DE QUELLE MANIERE LES DENIS
SIONS 1SONT OBTENUES.

f On avis parut dams les COLONIES de 10 Gdset-
tedlbervtlle, t sign6 par james Leblanc, annon-
CANT 50 dtmission du parti American. Le dit
journal en- fit meme le sujet dun article edito-
rial, qui n'etonna personne plus que M. Le-
blanc lui-meme. Voyant que ses amis l'avaient
mis- dams une position } laquelle il n'aspirait
pas, il publia Ia lettre suivante:
4" Je me trouyais le ecourant Plaquemine,
ct " rencontrai plusieurs personnes qui YOU
drsient SO faire passer pour chefs du parti de-
mocratique. M'ayant podsss q boire q l'exces,
jusqu'a perdre raison, ces me6Sieurs tcrivircnt
'une lettre de demission du Parti American,
au'is me frent signer, ne sachant pas &c que
je fesais. Je considere que ces personnes, qui
ont profte de 10 situation dams laquelie le me
trouvais, sont indignes du parti auquel lis ap-
partienncnt. Il. tt08 a;utAsi3 N
50 :" Je suis devenu membre du. parti Ameri-
cain de mon propre accord, apres mare retie-
xion, ct jamais je n'ai dt6 d6sappointo relative
ment a ses principles. Je mai pas 6te "trom-
pt" lorsque j'en suis devenu membre, comme
10 dit, sans autorite aucune, 10 Gazette d 'lher-
vile, mais je me suis joint au parti American
d'apres ma propre conviction, que c'ttait le
meilleur parti ct celui qui presentait Ia Plate
'torme ID plus pure d'aucun autre parti du pays
Je spis membre de ce parti ct je le serai tou
jours tant qu',ls ne changeront pas leur Plate
forme de principles" ..sI
!~ti $3.50 ig se64ss JAMES LEBLANC.
p Grande Riviere, 20 septenbre 1855. atais
- CO qui precede ne demande point Dc com
nsutaire Get infams proceds lieu presqu'
tous ies joun dans notrs paroisss. % notr'
ccuuaisancs, des individus ont ets forces d
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I,E r ATRIOTE

Il .-i ::
,7I1In eFF,ckl I a tAasls1E lAxT lAlDlv.ll
No..
tnsissts - asti It'll q sstsiH. 4
- ss.vsrneur.
CHARLES DERBIGNY
-. ra..tsnanl- I, ,o.yssnssz, Il
LOUIS p. TEXADA
-, ssss.s.ir. d'lnt.t. ''s
ROBERT g.. BEALE,
d'Est Baton Rougs,
DURALDE, y
WALTER ROssMAN
- Avosat-Gsneral. = a III VI s;.38is
RANDELL HUNT,
StSy5 81 q it,. de h Nouvelle- Orleans
., = s.rsnssadlanss De rInst. Fubli4ss,
%. b. STILLMAN, E sisl...5 n
s d ouschita
- j. congr.s, q oa.trasn,s Dsstr,ss, y
WILLIAM B. LEWIS,
de- St. Landry.
ys.s Rsprsssntans, \. n +
-. CYPRIEN DUPRE,
SOLOMON B. HARTMAN
LOUIS KERLEGAND.
Rsar sheriff, 4
@rr pEpT GANTT
1ssr Coroner, .9S
FREEMAN BURR.
posr Grenisr,
j. B. A. FoNTENoT.
Yssr Assesscur,
OSCAR r. STANTON.
r.ur Avosat do Distfict,
JAMES NJ. PORTER.
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+ Pendent une courte visite, u Prairie Gros
Chevreuil, ces jours desniets, on mons I appris
que les antis fesaient coarir le bsnit que NJ.
Olivier. dams nm discoun prononce dernierc-
ment dams notrs Paroisse, avait dit que Jss,s
Chsist Stait IN polisson.' 4
Nous donnerons en- substance, le Language de
N. Olivier don't on ! iabrique Il mcnsonge ci-
dessus. En- comparant les deax tickets, NJ.
Olivier faisait voir que nous avions, non seule-
ment plus de- catholiques sur 10 n6trc, mais que
notre candidat pour IL place h plus importan-
te, celle de gouyerneur, etait catholiqne.
"Mais, !" continua N. Olivier, "nous nvons pn
lautre avantage sur vous; notre ticket cst COM
pose entierement de Chretiens, tandis que yors
ave. sur le votre un juif (Aoise) qai. 81 on lui
demandait son opinion de jesus Christ, repon-
!drait que = Jssus- Christ stat IN polisson.'
Messienrs, vous avez entendu ces expressions.
lmAis ideles yos yieux instincts, vous persis-
ftez 4 dcnaturer Ia verit6.
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n REUSES.-LES ANTS EUXMEMES
E EN- SONT ALARMES.
Le parti Anti-Americain pretend que nous
Sn'avons rien craindre de rinHuence etrange-
re en- Louisiana Examinors dabord les sta
tistiques ct voyons s'ils ont raison. Nous lais-
sons de cote les Paroisses de Ia campagne ct
nous prendrons ID Nouyellc- Orleans
Par le census de 1850, d population totnle
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Majorite de MATHIS 1869
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