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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

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in Satin and ombrs Striped styles of Pl'id and Chin,
Sees i% Qualities Of French ssdoO. recently bought
auction . prices lees Of nportetien - =,
CoLuMsiAs HALL, No. 2sl Grand't
Advertisement. go
STYLE AND TAsTE!-WiTH Low PRlcE I:I
Co.'S No sol Grsnf The new Fs style; o. sen su os.
sn y.ve French Men.s Mo' Se Lsde.
she ppug shoud visit No sol Grand before purchasing
ssst rtn snt Of kich Dress Good,
advertisement
GRrAT BARGAINS IN CARPETISGS.-We have
now In ,ock OF Fall mporsioas eomPnnns e
vet T.pssy Brussels Tneepy and Ingram C.rpe.as roS
ach Brussels and per yard. SMITH LousssEkhf NO.
80 Broadway, near Grand-st
IAdyerhementJ
THAs-Tke best assortment of FINE TEAS Will
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We tst ode.t Tes in the City We ssur:
s sbUs s:ss or i1 IsI. in No sTsnch
IAdyertisementI
The CRoToN POINT GRAPE DEPOT is now open
AZ The cid stand No. 23 Brosdwsy up stairs near heseest
The OUNCES are also rPe aud those wishing superior
ADV. rt.ementl
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IAdvertis-mentI
CU.yDEITRs.-The attention OF buyers 10 so
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and well worthy Of eI.min.Os ey the sas Manufacturers.
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RAIN OF THOUSAND FLOwERs-FOf beatty
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08

Gg~The party papers have new wrinkle
Finding they must go to the wall in the
present aspect of the Kansas business, they
now try to creep out of the responsibility
of their position by raising hue and cry
about " the democratic perty in Kansas
They have the sagacity to see that the free
men now in that battlefield are not to be
put down without hard struggle and the
loss of hundreds, perhaps thousands of lives !;
but instead of encouraging them with words
of cheer and material aid, like true friends,
they now again thrust out the cloven foot of
the mercenary and try to unite and identify
the cause of freedom in Kansas with that of
the democratic party" The cause of lib
erty and national integrity has no charms for
these base, calculating cravens but unite
it with the destiny of party and they are all
enthusiasm and energy in its support
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08

The PUBLIC HEALTH. We notice by pa
perS from various parts Of the country that
an unusual amount of sickness prevails at
many points, attended by considerable NOR
tality. Our own town has been remarkably
exempt from the usual summer endemics,
though the country around has suffered unu-
sualy. We are happy to learn, however,
that the sickness is somewhat abating. The
yellow fever is still prevailing frightfully at
Portsmouth and Norfolk, Va Those towns
are almost depopulated by desertion, sick
ness and DEATH In New Orleans, too, the fe-
yer is severe, though by no means so bad as
it has sometimes been. We hear of cholera
at some distant and detached points, but no.
where with anything like the dreadful de-
structiveness that attended the disease last
year. We have heard of no case Of it here
or at Toledo this year.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08

NOTICE is hereby given that the viewers and
1N surveyor will meet at the house Of Frederick
Frankfather, in Weston tp., Wood CO., o., on the
18th day of October next, to view, survey and lay
out a county road, commencing at the north west
of section 32, town five north. range east,
(Weston running thence east on the section line to
the north east of section SO in said township,
and there to terminate. Isept. 8, 1S55.--17w4*
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08

GRAVE DmGERs WANTED AT PORTSMOUTH
1t is stated that the graves in the cemeteries
are so hastily dug, that when the coffin is
placed in, the top is sometimes within foot
of the top Of the ground. Several highly
respectable citizens have been inferred in
this careless manner. The evil is said to be
owing to the great number of deaths--and
the short time allowed for digging graves
and the scant force employed for that pur-
pose. High prices are offered for the servi-
ces of grave diggers, and nurses are wanted
at $40 per day.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08

a chap who was caught in the water-wheel
of grist mill, and had the good fortune to
escape with ro other injury than slight
ducking, says he intends to apply fore pen.
the revolution.
Those who value exact and definite ideas
of things will learn with pleasure that Daily,
an English mathematician, has found the
weight of the world we live on to l,256,
1913, ,675, 900 900, 600, 900, ,000--or in words,
one quadrillion, two hundred and fifty-six
thousand one hundred and ninGty-ive triil-
ions, six hundred and seventyfve thousand
billions of tuns avorlupois.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08

CCHOOL MEETING.-The qualified electors
- of School D strict No. l, Perrysburg township,
are requested to meet in the school house Friday
2Sth inst, at o'clock p. NJ. to vote for against
selling one-half of Inlot No. 2S7 and also to vote
for or against purchasing more lots for the
use of the district. BY order of the board.
Perrvsburg, Sept. g, 1855. j. W. Ross. Sec.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08
Abraham Lees Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as administrator
on the estate of Abraham Lee, deceased, late of
Wood county, Ohio. Dated at Perrysburg, this 3D.
day Of September, a. ID. 1856.
[sept. S-17w3* LEE MOORE.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08

GOOD NEWS
Mass Meeting at Bowling Green I!
Wood County wake!

The Republican State Central Commit Tee
have appointed a MASS MEETING of the citi-
zens of Wood county, to De held at Bowling
Green on Wednesday, the Sd day Of October.
Messrs. Chase, Kimball and Gibson will ad-
dress the people. Spread the news and let
there be a rOuser!
nD~A change will be noticed in the above,
from the 4th to the Sd, since last week. This
is to accommodate the speakers, and enable
them to Gil the greatest number of appoint
ments possible. The same speakers will adj
dress the people in Perrysburg on the evening
of the same day. Let as many as can attend
both meetings.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08

GD>The freemen of Kansas must resist or
surrender. They are driven to do one or the
other. The sham Legislature have enacted
that receipt for 81 poll tax shall entitle the
holder to vote for year. But they have al
so taken the precaution to provide that cleo
tions shall be held in but one place in each
county; and have passed bill to control
the appointment Of all officers, county and
township, for sic gears to come, so that all
free state men will probably be refused poll
tax receipts (if applied for), and thus dis
franchised. Not being allowed to speak for
freedom, nor read free newspapers, nor vote,
they must of course either consent to become
passive and mute as dumb beasts, or rise to
the dignity of manhood and strike for their
own personal liberty and the freedom of pos
terity. Those who know the sons of seven
ty-six can judge which they are likely to do.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08

Ex-Gov. Reeder, it is said, is to remain in
Kansas and run for Congress on the Free
State ticket.
Mrs. F. A. Pike of Calais, authoress of Ida
May, is said to be building handsome res
idence with the proceeds of her successful
book.
Hon. Mr.. Cullom of Tennessee is spoken
of as a prominent candidate for the Clerk
ship of the U. S. House Of Representatives.
The Cincinnati Council has passed an or
dinance requiring the huxters to occupy
particular portion of the street on market
days, separate from that occupied by the far
mers. The regulation is strictly enforced.
PRESIDENT PIERCE A FARMER,-The Wash
ington Organ has the following, under the
head of "rumors p
"It is reported that President Pierce has
recently bought a farm of 500 to 600 acres,
near Colesville, Montgomery county, Mary
and--a few miles from Westinghouse his
future residence. 1t is also reported that in
the event of his receiving the Democratic
nomination for the Presidency, in 1885, he
will run as Maryland and not as a New
Hampshire candidate"
"The body of man." says the anatomist,
changes entirely every years "Where-
FORE" says Jones, {" my tailor should not ask
me for the bill contracted seven years ago
i am not the same person-hence | owe
him nothing"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

Sometime since, the Toledo Republican
charged that Richard Mott our Represen-
tative in Congress, was Know Nothing,
accusing him Of gross deception and MAX
ing it the ground of furious appeals to For
eigners. Mr.. Page, of Defiance, was given
as authority, and the allegation was made
that Mr. Page himself had declared that he
initiated Mr. Mott. We knew the whole
statement was a faisehood, but it was so
gross, that denial was not necessary in the
community where Mr.. Mott was known.
Mr.. Page is day i'll town, and he de-
nies the whole statement. He asserts that
he never met Mr. Mott but once, was bare
ly lyintroduced to him, and never interchanged
a word on political subjects.
Mr. Mott has been absent and under cir
cumstamces that would render it improper
to trouble him with such matters. We have
no doubt he will give the fasehood prompt
denial when he returns Toledo Blade.
TRUE AMFRIcANIsM is thus described by
Capt. Ford:
g Birth place is an accident--you and
can't help that. But our principals and our
character are our own we make them. We
are not responsible for the former: we are
for the latter. | am for making principles
and character, then, not birth place, the test
of citizenship. | ask for one thing and will
have one thing, and that is all ask or care
for--that man shall be an American at
heart; if he be so, on whatever sod he drew
his first BREATH or whatever his creed give
him hand with heart in it--I receive him
and welcome him as brother. If he is not
such, whether born here or elsewhere, don't
want to recognize him, and would not if
had my way
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08

GONG TO REslsr,-Judge Elmore of Kan
sas, has announced that he has determined
to resist the act Of the President in remov-
ing him from his post of Judge in that Ter
ritory. Being South Carolinian, he will
probably have the sympathy of the South,
and it is doubtful whether the President will
dare to take any steps against him for fear
of offending his Southern masters, But we
shall see.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08

SERVED HIM RIGHT.-The Detroit Inquirer
gives the following account of the death Of
burglar in the act of committing his dep
relations:
We are informed that burglar attempt
ed to enter the dwelling house of Mr.. Ak
ford, who lives about six miles south of
Lakesville, last Friday night. He had thrown
up rope ladder to the second story window,
and was in the act of getting through it
when Mr.. AFFORD, who had been awakened,
suddenly confronted him with loaded rife
He took good aim, and shot the fellow
through the head. He fell back, and his two
confederates picked him up, carried him
short distance, when. finding him dead, rifled
his pockets and left him. He was well dress
| ed, but was unrecognized.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
Good Mcdtrincs.

es'imntcd that AYERS ChsRRv PecroRA Axn c A.
THAETr" PILLS have done To promote the pubic
health than any other cause There can be mn queS-
ton that the Cherry PecOral by its thnu>ani or
thousll" "i cures Of colds, coughs, Asthma crop u-
emza, bronchitis, &c, very reduced the proportion
OF deaths from cOnsumptve diseases in this Country
The Fills good the Pccosa and will cure o,e
Complaints.
Everybody needs more less purgimg Purge the blood
from its Impurities. Purge the bowels, Liver and tue
whole vIsceIal system from distractions Purge out the
diseases which ilsem on The body decay Eul
for diseases should die only old age Take an i
does early aud thrust the SYSTEM before it is vet
too strong TO yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust cut disease only while it is
weak but when has taken stronghold. Iead the
founding statements of those who been cured by
them from dreadful Scroiua, :Dropsy, Ulcers skin Dis
cases. rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Internal palms.
bilious complaints, heartburn, headache gou and ma nv
less dangerous hut still threatening ailments aspin-
pies the lace, worms, Nervous rrtability loss OF ap-
petite, Irresun titles, Dizziness in The head Colds cyer
nysencry. anl indeed every variety of complaints Tor
which P"rgativc remedy is required.
These ramJOm statements hut arc auh.nira,cI
by your ":Hn ucshb"rs and your own rhysiriams.
Try them once, and you will without them
Price p cents per boX-5 bovcs Tor ST.
Prepared by Or. J &. AVER, Chemist, Lowell. Mass.
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
y. L. coon ~ Ia, Wheeling
ago wholesale ard retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
The Norfolk Calamity.

We are sorry 10 see that there is apparently no
abatement in the awful ravages Of the pestience
at Norfolk and Portsmouth. Our dispatches state
this, and letter writer al Norfolk the 22d inst,
says:
more appalling state of afTairs could scarcely
exist than that which presents itself III this devO-
ted city. All is gloom and CONSERVATION.
During the last few days the waether has been
extremely unlavoEable for those Suffering with the
fever consequently most of the cases which &C.
CURED on Monday have terminated fatally. regret
that the energetic President Of The Howard AsSo-
citation has fallen victim 10 the cause of humanl-
~ He bTeathed his last about SIX O'clock this
morning. His death has cast deeper shade over
the previously Saddened cOuntenamceS Of those
who remain. 1t would be impossible TO give any
approximation 10 the actual picture of distress
now presented in Norfolk. Those abroad have
no conception of how bad it really is. Physicians
regard the disease aS having lost OF its malig
macy. On the contrary, the poison appears TO
have augmented power. There were 40 inteTmemtS
on Thursday, and % yesterday. Thirty orders tor
cCfinS have been LEFT with the undertakes THIS
morning up toto o'clock. Ten deaths occuIred
dunng last night.
The Baltimore Patriot thus refers 10 the death
Of the President of the Howard Association:
Gone IN his ReLCard.-The intelligence Of the
death of the noble hearted President Of the How
ard Association, W. B. Ferguson, was made pub
lie yesterday by the tOng of the bells of the Fife
Engine Companies and the un;urrng the flags at
hsf mast. This great and good man breathed his
last about O'Clock on Saturday morning, the 22d
INST, inter short illness. HIS life was sacrificed
IN the cause Of suffering humanity in the city OF
his adoption. Col. Furguson was native OF Bal
tuuore. Baltimore proud OF him while lie
lived, and lis n,mory will be cherished among
her most valued household treasures. His name
will be revered wherever there is heart that can
appreciate that worth and virtue, which conStl-
ceives in Heaven the pIaudlt We'll done good and
faithful servant
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
Sale o. Real Estate

TIL undersigned, EXECUTORS al lie last viii ami ,
mont oil Jonas CrnohacEer, deCe,ed, Will sr,l at pubic
auction al the iOnt BOZ nj Ihc court huisr O o1u,
ty saturday lie 9Th day oil Ociuhe,, 1855 lie to,
in. real estate, To- Wit; the SOIh haiti nj lu ~ d. ON
west side ol Man-,rcct in Tie city OF wlcriu beng
3Il ieCt nOn aI extending hack To The riyrr Tbr i
has on II large three stot hrick dwelling ,U1
besides the drug store aud office, with gas aud wafer ia
lures ard good UUtlOuses The house Is We'll Ii Ton a
bua ding house and apOilcCaty shop and the GOOD
Also, lot No ~ Oh Clay and sixth lIGclS in E,s Heel
ing This tot is vacant and very desirable bi din,
purposes
Teyms-A credit OF six, twelve, and cigieeH months
will le given the purchase monty, except 10 pes ri
cash, lhc purchIsersGlVng their negotiable Iues, Miu
good eCduIser, hearing iEle est, and executing rr
trust on tile property ~ secure Tie purchase money
JOHN II. GRtlMBACFER
GEORGE HAHUMAE,
Srp4:td EN'fS UG j. CtUmhaCkcr, decd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAFE
GnhlmiSSiOncr'S .Nnlc.

pY virtue OF dec 81 the circuit count vi ON,
- y, CHlce ed at TIE Sping Term. 1879, IN r,. -
Rhcy = Matthews vs. DIakciy, Sweeney u Co ana a.,
merry RAINY same defendants, viii proceed L., ell
on Monday lie Si OF October, 1872 the front n al,
the court house Ui ONO cOuntythe following icai rs,t
To vii: Cnus halo o. lot No (uur) IN square lr,l.
II CnurIecu) 4ii siiret. in the city Of Wnrrps and
oI Oi numbered l22 Conc lHuIcd aud iwcur, i,ol ,
john street IN said ctyi being u g lrorc,ty u said ia
w.! TINS IS desirable property for leSidenrea
Terms at SODA credit Oi SIM twelve guJ .I.b,,.
mouis Will be given Ion the uIClase nancy iir i1,,
scr giving bonds with arpiOVhd security brarus
rom dale, aud the lille being retained until lie L,sI
meIt Is made. '''
WM. $. WlCKHAM,
aS2gtu SlrIln al
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
Washington Rail Mills IN Marhci.
Commissioners ana T1astee's'salo.


DY virtue Of decree fIla circuit court o. Ohio coun
ID ty, made al its Sming Term. 1861 IN the cases ar
Riley Matthews vs. Diahcly, Sweeney a. Co. and KiA
mel ~ RahEI same defendants, the under ignrd rom
missioner ulOntcd IN said decree viii riuCtru on Mon
day the S day October 1859 at the iiuut door nf tie
court lOTsG OF OHIO county, 10 sell the property attached
in said causes ana dCCTcCl Ia he sold the interest
O said DHkcly aud GeOi &c s. Atkinson and tile I-
lowing Ic. estate situate IN the town O South Wheeling
lOinlcy IChlcinwn 10 wit; lois numbered @, q Z, s.
10, 2I % :aA nd ~, ~ square ISM South WlCcmGl five
six, seven. eight sixteen, tweniyOne twenty two tyypH
three aud twenty tOur IN square eighteen south Whrc
ing, AMI all the 0Os. fixtures and personal property Of
cNely description ~ an' upon saiG premises, kuowU
the Washington .iia, principally used ln manufacturing
railroad non Also Coat lot M Z (seVen) nom vt,I
coal us supplied by railway directly into sall niIl
AT the same time aud place under signed as It,i,,
under deed I" lISi dnv recorded IN Quo county count
chaser wiz acquire the iul -Ie TO The who'll OF Ia, vain
able property.
These Nj Is have hccG constructed 81 great cost aud
with mur Ia care. and ihrc mills tuuilty
better adapted i"ile purpose ipT which II ,trD"0,
namely; I" nmm"Gnc rhtis iOr railroads lie loCauuu
II Nety ucsIT!G While the Che pIlesS tile luc,
sold with lie property, adds To the inducements luI
CN6Sc- Tie HIuwE demand iuT AHCIIC IUis The
tins most Gcsiiac investment to Capitalists aud
such an opportunity hecn ely 0Ne'd. lhesU ui,
now produce from 20 10 bIOns III Rails per 'a and
product could lie ntC increased by Itnmirg the Mis
lGr il capacity Purchasers requested To examine
Tic mills Ion Ihcmselvcs.
IrsEgs a. $uIe.-Onc iUuiIh ca h approved paper,
Win Interest !dhc ~ sixty days al one al llr " hCrl
Ing baGkS one fourth al one sea mulh ycarv
purchaser giving houI with approved socry, nc" ,..
nicuS nom IIIe day The title being retained
Until the .ast payment is IEde
ALFRED CALDWELL.
as"9d commissioner amI Trustee
lflii:hmeh Journal copy Il week tin day and Iu
ward hill To llS office 10 collection.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
TRUST Sale
OF RITCHIETOwN PROPERTY

Or hlICHIETOWN PROPERTY.
Virtue U decd OF irEt irO. Alexander G. Mar.
~ slail TO Tie signed, dated Tie Bib day al No
Semocr Dol and duly acknowledged rrCOr died in the
Jerks Office O' tho county Or Ohio county, VIr
Ia III hook a" iOin 90 Shall on -
W ondny the SIh dnY of October, 1858,
al II O'Clock n NJ, at lie door the court house in
nc CITY OF Wheeling, Virginia, expose sale by public
auction 10 Tie highest bddc lot humber sjIise IN "a
hummer hrrHtynine, in the town South Wheeling in
ONO county, Virginia. formerly called RChctOwIt, to-
eeIher VIII all tile Improvements said belonging
Terms CASH. ALFRED CiI.DWETi
sp1 " rr,',D,