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Real Estate for Sale.

THE unders sned he agent CT the heirs Of JOAN
Reid, lste 81 y ayue county in lana deceased. o.
fers fer sale FOR thirf-ca>a su residue
in BE Pal -ucUts seventy ssEes q isns lyas
about tso miles north vf Richmond, il sAId
county. The land Is ue1er good cultivation. Also
lot No l6l, in psrt OF richmond aa OF by John
Smith. This lot lies the Of SisIn and sixth
streets ana has on small story brick dwelling
house. HEi>TiE t. HJFf-
November Is. 1855. 43-1f
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RAN AWAY,

ON the Seth ult from the subscriber or forced
obv his father Burgess Wood late inmate Of the
State Penifsnary, Riley Wood aged about IL years,
and bound BY proper noriEies Of the
hoase. apprentice torswarn al persons
from harbaring trusting the said Riley Wood,
will pat the las IN full force
ROBERT y. COCHRAN.
November Ii. 49,
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PIRLlC SALE.

NJ the residence % the subscriber one
~ T1sr-slsy the 9Th day Q.
December n7xt-a1- ear oil young cat.
hogs. the saeaf hay farming pe
ueats hoasehofd kitchen furatz-e. dc cor
r2euc= O'Clock day crei. en-
three dollars will he given. the purchaser
giving VIII approved security. JOHN STARR
NcvrlhrE ~ l-51
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As Friend Schooley, showed US picture
OF Judge Perkins. taken in the very attitude
Of giving his unique opinion on prohibition
II lakes the bark off of any thing we have seen
IN the Daguerrean line Go to the Cottage
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THANKSGIVING SERVICES will be held by
several religious congregations Of this city,
4. the Presbyterian Church, at halt past ten
o'clock this, Thursday morning Sermon
by the Rev Mr.. EDDY.
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ESTRAV NOTICE.

TAKEN Up by Fleming WATSON. Of WAYNE township
WAYNE county. Indiana. light hFTndle COW, with
some mite the belly and about eight years old. Ap
praised twenty dollars b. Lennei Nas-ea and JOSEF
y s4on. John :. Lyle J 3~tIee q the Pe.es.
Attest, ANDREW F SCOTT. Clerk
Nnrernher o. Is15 4q-Hw
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Dled-On Tuesday morning. eth inst,
i priest Gllpln. infant son of Samuel Il. and
Eliza Llppincott, aged months
livery heart knoweth its own bitterness"
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A SPECULATION.

,g'HE valuable J.! lfiu miles north ef Richnoni
built by Howell ! Fahasstoek- v II be sold gres.
targan or ID for city property, merchandise Wild
lands EnGu:re Son cf James u Poe, who fully
theriza te sell IL CHARLES SUR RIMS.
NoEensher . Is55. 49tf
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II r The business viii Re continued the old
unders snei, who thankful for the liberal patronage
Continuance OF the of
fresh Groceries constantly hand, the
dating ii eaah country produce
WILLIAM T. WILCOX.
Richmond, November 90 1855. 5U-3.
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TT Watsons Gallery, is crowded with
those who are anxious to obtain GOOD pct-
ure--and they get EN- too; all in regular order
Just like getting grists ground at Bright
wells mill. CaIl and see for yourselves.
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OF the fr-n o: Nits Holiagzworth & CO

= Office is hs-ey gives that the undersigned has been
aTToi Of the estate OF oliver kinssF,
late 81 Wayne county. deceased III persons INDEBTED
estate requested Immediate ment and
having the notified
them duIy Authenticated Ior settlement
DO sei To lie sol cent JAMES ". POE, Aila-r.
November - r-l5
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Be- We examined a few days since, some
beautiful specimens of the Daguerreotype Art.
executed by our friend M. L. OHR, who has
rseen ly located in our city and occupies the
third story rooms over Jason Hams store.
Mr.. Ohr is evidently an accomplished Artist,
and can make a picture ''that is picture"
For richness Of tone, distinctness of outline
and delicacy of finish, Mr.. O's. pictures. we
think, are unsurpassed. All who desire to
preserve the contour of their "human face di
rine,' give him call.
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Social TEMPLE SUPPER.-Thc Social lem
,lars of Centerville, design having supper
On Tuesday evening next, (Dec. 49, and
,spectfuly invite the attendance of the citi-
,ens generally. The Social Temple will be
opened in the usual forms as III a regular
meeting which may possess some interest to
the 'uninitiated' The Supper, we doubt not,
viii be got up in the most attractive style.
The ladies of Centerville have an enviable
reputation in this line. We hope their efforts
on this occasion may be properly appreciated
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- W. 4. WEBSTER, D. D.
YYN PRESIDENT DENTIST

osase on Main street. over Earnest's Hst ep
fesi oee, tentrsnce bet~een pcSinsons Ear
Where BE viii be found every prepared attend
at.s IN his profession. and endesvoF usual.
S.,s sshe.ai satisfaction.
SeSsaSsr - 1885 Sr,f
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A VERY large assortment. beautiful aaa ehea, f,.s =
N.~-sS " Y, WILLARD s. srowELL
- '-ss tniEA-sr~atis
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Cloths, Cassimeres and vestfngs,
OF every variety and price, which now making
~ order Ia the latest and most styles
Sept. q. A. If. MILLER.

Read! Read. Read.
WOULD respectfully sag to you that have just
turned from the East with most desirable stock Of
Cloths, Cassmeres, Eestiags Common Coatings and
iantaIoonsry, among the former entirely and
rare styles in connection with very large AMI
r,lcte assortment u
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Boots. shoes, Hats md Caps,
Entirely new styles Ge. which hare BEEN seeetea per-
.onally and with great an4 having purchased
eusvely for the cash. yoa will the aasant-
pes losses Obtaining goods low, weh will sell
accordingly
fsT- Having recently fitted mp large sni spacious
room nearly opposite former place Of business aai
harsn- occurred the services Of Of the beat Tafors In
West aatter Tny-elf aEa prepared 70 oer in
daeeznsntz superior any osaer house in to.a l
would {. c-ssore solicit call from you,
Respectfully, A. ". MILLER,
Main street, nora side. bet Frankiin and Marion.
Richmond, Sept. p, 1855. 4I-l
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DsssOEs s'EON.

FENHE partnership heretofore
II signed is this day dIss by All
persons knowing themselves indebted
quested forward settle by either
the business firm and will up
dlateIy T. \. YOUNG,
Nember %, 1855. NM. L. WILCOX.
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Our New syareroo,u

Wa be ready shaat Christmas and before r,p,oX,
ehss, ~ist sen fsno fortes Nnt Neoaeons very
- a'ssAsa WILLARD & SruWELI
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JAMES NJ. HAYS
AS received a large and varied assortment Of Fall
L and Winter DRY GOODS. the old stand Of b
Brghtwell, which he offers fair they
be purchased this city Ills stock selected with
aaVh and embraces among other articles the
lowing: BRoAECLoTuS, Cassinaeres, saitinetsS LIN
Seys, Elannc!s. Sc.
SILKS PLAIN and figured black, plain colored, ehane
leon, plaid. striped. Sc.
SHAWLS-In great variety.
DRESS GOODS,
OF almost every ption-Searfs, Capes DeIaines
Dei}egss Mohairs Cling CHAINS, Lawns. Bereges Tissues
lacUnets, Prints Embreideries, Ribbons, dc
He invites the public examine the quality ami cheap
of his treods.
September 80. Att
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HOLLOWAY & HAUGHTO..

Wholesale and Retail Dealers la
drugs. Medicines. Oils, Dyes. Paints, Glass
ware, ETC, ETC,
Southwest corner OF Main sn5 Pearl streets,
Ind,
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Rules and Regulations.

Exhibitors required have their poultry entered
the took OF the Secretary before they placed within the
enclosure.
On the or the Poultry, Cards viii be furnished with
the number entered, which be placed
containing the exhibited
before the Of the exhibition without
sion of the Superintendent.
Every exhibitor should have his poultry the
arranged in their places, Monday the 24th delay
ed after II ococA NJ Of the 18th, they
petition for premiums.
The Judges III at the Secretary Office 10
NJ, Thursday, the 9th December
VIII be Called supplied and they VIII upon
their duties
The Judges requested make their reports
Secretary before FRIDAY the 2eth of Decs
Der, the be paid that day.
Those who desire exhibit their Poultry,
that every the Propretors
spirit of fairness and honor.
Single tickets during the Fair. 10 cents.
Family
Members. 81
II DHES-EIhu Cox, of Pre3le Ohio; Ross
Fay cite county, lud Dr ;. 5 Boy "A, Wayne Ind.
DIRkCrUKS--N. kay moud, Cault ge CITY; W.
tai, do; Sanford Lackey
L. Il. MORRISON, President.
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l.. b. MORRISON, President.
JAMES HUGHES, Secretary.


II There will be public the above Fowls
the Fair building the 29tn. day
closes. a. II. NESTAL, Superinten
NVVtIalv r -, 1853.
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BOSTON PIANO FORTES
for Christmas aud New Years.

NEn are now receiving winter supply Of piano
" ssfreul hiekerini q sons. Woodland Brown
SSs4 " Co, and etAers Those who desire Chris II,
New Year presents. may fad a very large assort
-sss sieer Piano Forte room. $500
'eSser - WILLARD & sTowgLL
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STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS,
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR '56.


Y Especially devoted to the wants of the Ladies
America. tss Ma gaEine IS taken house
wanted, comprises all that could De obtained b,
King three other Ma gaines
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PIT north west or


- l4th D north west OF
&,
. $1,000 -.
$1,000
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WINTER FASHIONS.
Iadies' Furs.
John SUFFRiNS has just eeivea from New York
- very large and handsome assortment of Iziies'
liars NletoriEes, Cufs. Bcs>, Sc. These fars e-s
sarloas qualities, snd Of the latest styles Ihe 4aies
invited call and them. they ricA aRa no
mistake.
September -, 1855. 4i.ts
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r. E. HAUGHTOy, N. ..

NFOCLD respectfully inform the citizens OF Rich
Hoad and vicinity, that he Is prepared TO attend
70 all professional business ntIusted TO his All
calls oarefelly and promptly attended 70.
! : utHce IN the Drag store formerly owned by Dr..
'iummer. Residence first Door u Pearl stIeet
oetoeer Il, iSS5. IS =
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CLAsS.-5o boxes city brands, s by 10 and 10 by
N II Glass, f,r sale by l.. II. MCCULLOUGH,
March -, 1913. Fo & Main street.
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ThOrnburgh, ". VI ..-
New Garden Tp't.

Hoover, Enos- ..-.--.-.-
do do ....
Potter, John c -.-.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-24

a TEmPERAHCE SroRY.-Onc evening las,
week we took our place at the supper table
OF Cincinnati and Louisville packet. Sup
per and conversation had progressed some
before we were seat ted. An animated dis
course was going on between an exceeding
sober faced lady, and a gentleman no less
than thirty years OH, on the subject Of tenn
peranCc.
OH exclaimed she. with horror de.
picted on her thin lips, +" i do despise the
whishey drnker."
The gentleman dropped his knife and fork,
seizad her hand and givingit hearty shake,
and we thought tears were going to drop
from his twinliing eyes.
Madame said he, - respect your SEN
timen,s, and the heart that dictated them
| permit no person to 60 beyond me in des-
pisnE the whiskey drnlier. | have been dis
gusted on this very boat, and say il now
before our worthy captains face. What, /
ask you, can be more disgusting than to see
well-dressed, respectable, ay, virtuous look.
ing young men, whose mothers are probably
even now praying that the tender instruc-
ton by which their youth was Illuminated
may bring forth precious fruit to their ma
turity. say, to see such young men step
up to the bar Of this boat, and without fear
Of observing eyes, and the condemnation of
public opinion, brazenly ask for Old Bourbon
or Rye, or Monongahela whiskey, when in
that bar they know there is the very best of
Old Cognac Brandy"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-24

A NIGHT IN A LOUISIANA SwAMp.-Thc
navigation of the air in balloon was former.
ly regarded as wonderful and daring feat.
Now. however, ii is IA comparatively safe and
easy method OF loComotion. and The uscyn.
sion OF a party of ladies and gentlemen in
the capacious car of large balloon, is al
most an every day affair. The editorof the
New Orleans Crescent gives an interesting
account OF balloon trip made few days
since by himself, lady, and two gentlemen
-one OF the latter being MIR. GODDARD, a well
known 1ronaut, and the adventures which
belei them. The four started from tin. Crrs.
cent city on Sunday afternoon. and after at
tanning height of some four or five thousand
feet, plrtook OF an excellent dinner which
had been provided for the occasion. After
being waited by an eastlery wind over innu.
meTabe lakes and swampS, they finally rc-
solved to descend again to the earth, and ac.
corIingly, choosing the most favorable spo,
We're soon sgt.lv landed in the midst Of "a
louisiana swamp far removed from any sex;
uemen' or clearing.
Night was approaching, and an encamr-
nent Oh ;he spot was the only alternat;yc
which remained to them. Accordingly.
while two of tlr gentlemen took car, of The
balloon, The thirl made fire, ami tn. lady.
" "iO 60 OH uCt'NN N!tSNeu NOuS"Nli'. com
mancet preparing for supper. A rude table
was spe4liIy greed with a supply Of roast
duck, ham, bead, wins, &c, which were
discussed with animation by all III party.
and late in the evening the car of the bal
loon was fitted M for the lady's chamber.
and the gen,lem'n stretched themselves upon
the ground without any canopy save the
spangled arch Of heaven.
All were aloot at an early hogr in the
morning, and after seven hours of such
travelling as none but those who have wadci
through The bayous, quaguires and can
brakes OF Louisiana swamp can appreciate,
they discovered hunter in progne. His
craft was speedily chartered, anil the party
returned 70 th,ir camp, gathered UP The frag-
ments which remained, and then started by
water for village on the bayou Lafourche.
Several ducks which were shot on he way,
furnished an excellent supper, an! after a re-
treshln5 nights rest they left for New Or
leans, where, by dint Of wagons anl rail
roads, they arrived in the afleruoon-two
days after their departure in the balloon. all
of them declaring that their voyage had
been magnificent, and their night in Ia.
swamp delightful.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-24

In England the smallest paper money cir
culation theyshave is five pound note,
equivalent to about twenty-five dollars. In
France the smallest is equal to, forty dollars
in federal money. Such a thing as small
bills is not known to either of these govern
governments. In our country some people
prohibiting from circulation small bills,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-24

IMPORTANT LIQUOR DGCIsIoN.--A liquor
seller was tried in Cincinnati, b'fore Judge
Van Hamm, Tuesday, and decision render
ed which places the state liquor law in sin
gular and effective force. Being jury trial
Judge Van Hamm charged that such thing
as legal agent in criminal matter could
not be-no man could in contemplation Of
law employ another 10 do an act which was
in violation of law. 1t could not, therefore
be held that party indicted under this Ii
quor law was innocent because he was en-
ployed by principal Both principal and
agent would be liable, and they might be
both prosecuted under the same indictment,
the offence being such one as might be
jointly committed. The law provides that
it shall be unlawful for any person to sell
Intoxicating drinks, and that includes every
body. 1t was not necessary that the sale Of
any particular kind of Intoxicating liquor
should be proved. The simple question being
whether intoxicating liquors had been sold.
Under the first section of the law one selling
was sufficient but under tn fourth section
as to whether this was place of pubic re.
sort, single selling would not make I'll.
place nuisance. And if in this case they
should come 10 the conclasioa that the d.
fendant was simply bar keeper, the ques-
tion might arise, whether he could be con
victed under this fourth section. The in
struction of the court was that such party
having the control of the establishment,
would be considered in The eye of the law
keeper of the concern, and might b. con
victed unde! this fourth section
The jury were out but twenty five minutes
when a verdict of guilty was rendered.
Judge Finn, the Defendants counsel, made
a motion for a new trial, the argument for
which was to have been heard Yesterday
morning. If this case stands upon record
it will be fatal precedent for those liquor
sellers who are devising various ways and
means for cvodins the state and corporate
laws San. Register.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-24

An effigy, with a string of potatoes ro1nd
found hanging on tree in front of. the Greg
ory House in Poughkeepsie on Saturday NOR
ming last, the 18th, il being st. Patrick's day.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

We do not recolect, in all our historical
reading, to have seen the principle of rob-
berry on great scale more shamelessly
ly avowed, or with more complete abs,nce
of plausible pretext-N. Y. Eve. Post.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-24

The Rev. James c. Fletcher, missionary
to Brazil, speaks Of that empire as follows
"lt is certainly remarkable fact that W,
Of the empire Of Brazil, which in its cons,i-
tuition, its free press, its penccfulness, and in
It's national prosperity, more nearly resem.
bles our government than any other upon
the globe. For more than 80 years has this
deCcntralized government Ga constitutional
imperiality) advanced without one bloody
revolution, while the red hot volcanic re-
publics Of Spanish America, have not suf-
fered one popular eruption to cool before
another was balched upon it. From other
sources of information it appears that Bra
zll is great producing country, and annual
ly supplies US with about $l4,000,000 Of
her productions, consisting of coffee, sugar,
dyewoods, raw hides, gsno, and India rub
Der. In return, she receives from us only
81 ,S46, ,8O7 worth Of articles, the growth aud
production Of the United States. The sin
gle article of flour constitutes more than
one-half of our exports to that country. IL
regard 10 our manufactures the exports are
very small, though in manufactures Brazil
probably exhibits less enterprise and pro-
duces less, than any other country of in
duStry. Great Britain and France have the
supply of articles Of manufacture, the United
States being shut out more by its own neg
lect than from any other cause, its trade not
having been directed into that channel. -
From all the above it would seem that our
merchants would do we'll to turn more of
their attention to the commerce with Brazil
IN. Y. Courier.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-24

The richest denomination, we see by the
CENSUS tables, is the Methodist, which is set
Gown at $sl4, 4,636,67l. The next is the Pres
tyterian, which is rated at Rl4, $50 ,889. The
Episcopal, which in number Of churches
stands fifth, ranks third for its church prop
erty, being estimated at $ll ,26l $40. The
fourth is the Baptist, $50. .73l. .38l the fifth,
the Roman Catholic, $8.973838; and the
oixlh, the Congregational, S7,973,962.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-24

The natives of Australia are simple race,
Their superstitions are curious. They be-
liaye ;hat after death they return as white
men. One of them, hanged at Melbourne,
said. "Never mind, | jump up white fellow,
tTi;h plenty Of sixpeuce,H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17

a,e,Nl eN agricultural p,isoos Ihas a'i veha'e 'e'n
awarded hoiv ic daN
Nc sro rlsa a. did thA, tho ecicrv ~ several horsos
Which Ne ave- trfmrt ,rpuN ha,u hrna jass
Nri h, ,hs a~aids aud duosoaa IT tho iudson, aai
that tho p,~muNa, on The pfnoi 10 on whinh
they have htcR hwanlei. namely tH sloel'
stncc 1T aclcn and general beauty oi appearance arc
wyll Deserved We have not tho aRhleHs doubt We
de prt al ro tp swillncss being made an itnpot'ani
iratutu. We uonld encourage the brr"dinR oi biooa
horses aud thcsp which swift ffoo', ont wo would
not 90 80 10 tho exclusion almost oi inc encourage
mcri Of qualities which for nearly MI thn peaceful arts
ol hfc q. of 80 much greater Importance. For pur-
poses cf war rapid action sometimes very necessary;
Tor racing aud the sports OF the heid u Is an
INDISPENSABLE qualification Guy LOT domestic
nses for safety in driving aud for all tho ordinary pur-
poses of life horye that can irot from to 10 miles
OH hour and continue for several hours IS better than
ore that will under the excitement of race, trot
haps unable TO endure good days work. Horse rae
ina and hunting harmless and unprotected AMI
mas and we trust war too, 20 far "a this country Is
concerned are becoming OF less and lees Importance IN
the estimation Of a people enlightened by free Press
and urshackled literature; they belong 70 the feudsl
and dark eees and TO countries ruled by sristocrats
and tyrants They ought 10 and must have less con-
sideraon in country of free citizens; and az the pro-
motion of domestic industry is the object aimed at
by the Rhode Island Society, its excellent
and energetic officers viii accept in good spi the hints
we have here given and we trust they will deem them
worthy of some consideration In relation to their future
action.
This Fair has been conducted, far the Board
of Manners are concerned on purely temperance
principles. They made the bargain with those who
provided refreshments that intoxicating liquors
should be od on the grounds, with the understanding
that if the rule should be violated the offender would
be iune datey deprived of his stall and ordered of
the ground. We believe that this rule was strictly
obsei vod, aud we saw appearance of drunkenness
on the ground. The only liquor drank vas some pro-
yided by some Of tho Marshas for themselves aud
friends, and of this the Marshals appeared to be
ashamed, as they tried much as possible to hide
their drunkenness from the public gaze.