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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
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For Physicians and Families.
Parts |. H. and III. hound in volume.
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will he partially understood hy presenting copy of
the title page of each part We cannot afford at pres
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GENERAL TREATISE. PART 1st.
The PHYSICIANS HIND Book, & Guide 10 Herlth.
Being account tarranged in alphabetical oier of
me diseases to which the human Organization Is liable
wih directions as to the very best treatment OF each
derived from the practice and writings of mapv of the
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To which is added
Directions for the proper Management Of the sick room
DIRECTIONS for making and administering the usual Ri
etetic Preparations; and
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SPECIAL TREATISE. PART. 2nd
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With directions. giving the best treatment in eocb
particular disense, derived from hospital and private
practice and from the writings Of the most celebrated
Physicans and Surgeons of Europe and America
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A Cnrd.

G.B. Creps takes this method of informing the peo
pie of Perrysburg and vicinity that he has taken and
fitted up the old stand of b. F. Holliser & Co.. where
he is receiving fresh goods daily, which he will sell
cheap they can be bought in this any other place
He will also keep hand the choicest selections Of
Groceries, and keep every thing in that ne of the
very best. Give him call and be convinced.
Perrysburg nov -, lSj6--27
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cS Rev. Mr. Adams. of Wilougbby, has
been engaged as pastor Of the Presby byterisn
church of this place. He entered upon his
duties last Sabbath. This engagement would
have been noticed before had not experience
taught us the /" frail,y of human nature"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

HE A correspondent of the Charleston
Is. C.) Mercury, writing from Atchson.
Kansas, prior to the late election, and having
reference to that event, says: five beat
them the free state men now, we shall beat
them hereafter" The same writer says,
/" Missouri controls the fate of Kansas" Per-
haps she does, but it is in ronud. about way.
Missouri controls Atchison, Atchison controls
Pierce, and Pierce controls Kansas.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS.

VIE Austin Fowler farm, mile west of Bowling
Green, containing sixty acres partially imprn,.
drI ana well adapted for raising grain;
Al'", The Rarkheimer farm, in Liberty tuwr.h;i.
near Jen NcNahans, containing geo acres 40 f l,h
Is pralre tht balance w6ltimbercd acres under,
t'a'ion good Young orchard, and all In rst rno l,-
cnuun for stock raising;
AIS! 100 acres prairie and 95 pcrcS uf timber lard
adjoining the farm Of JOSEF Mitchell IN Iibert, tow
snip well located roads aud 20 cssessrc s,lvanta-
5e, rarely 10 be met with, will be sold at IA bargain
HbPih O. l.. Il. ca SS, rCrtsre.
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LET THERE BE NO SECRETS IN MEDICINE, rather
pretended secrets. The medical faculty publish
made all their discoveries and almost all that
is known of real value for the of disease has been
discovered by them. Dr. Aver takes the honorable
honest course and right because it is honest He goes
to work and invents the best remedy which medical
skill devise for the of certain complaints then
publishes what it is and maintains his monopoly of
it solely by making it cheaper better, perfec
than anybody else If the people would this
of all who offer medicines they would have much les
tr nce and trash to swallow.--Ner Orleans Organ.
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EE The article on our first page, by E.
A. H., is from the pen of young lady mem
Der of the Literary Society connected with
the Waterville High School, We are pleased
to learn that the Waterville schools are in a
Aourishing condition.. Some thirty students
are in attendance from abroad, several of
whom are from Wood county. i...
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% Sylvester Lynd, of Chicago. has given
100000 to found University in charge
'et ide Presbyterians. Nine years ago Mr.. L
arrived in Chicago. from Scotland, with lust
two sovereigns in his pocket.
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Perrysburg Prices Current.

Wheat, $l.O0dl.l0; Flour. S5.OOd6.5O; Rye.
5o@5G; Corn. 2sa3I; Oats. 22@2s; Potatoes 25 ass
Butter, ,ljls: Eggs S6tI0; Apples dried, 256 80;
Peaches. dried Sl.2562.5o; Beans, $I.5Od 2 90 {;
Feathers, 3lm44; Fresh Pork. 5d6; Beef. 4@5; Tai
low, IOdI2; Lard. .IOMl2: Wool.25d95 Hay $500
GlO 90; Wood, sl.5OG2, 90; Salt. s2.oo@2.5O; On
ions 37@5O.
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~ There are some twenty men in this
place who pretend to have had hand in cast
jng the eleven votes for Fillmore. Who played
traitor? Or was the eleven enough to leav-
EN- the whole lump? What became of the
50 WHOSE names are on paper? Echo an
swers what. - .... ...
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@ Qiite an excitement was created at
the Post Office on Monday night, by pas
sage At words between beardless hoy
and bearded man. Blows we're postpone
until the combatants were more az leisure
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MlSCFILANIGk S.
kfOWard E&@1 s6tgl@B2
FILA BELFHIh.

hNhs ~ 80 y "a ~ -NEE 20 III.
J'nali peircr Afflicted wiiil So,Hal Giscnta SUE, Co.,.
Il SPER.vi3 ORkIiU. .. lIE.ENEEE. TlryI 90
IENCE GOACRHO;t G{ET'T' SIgIiiIys.
the Vice of tNANISH. ur SELF AErSE.Ir.
Inc hoWAlD Asso'IATJoN. 90 NjtN at tE, ~ ~
uesfu'tt, II OF human life CaI-.t ~ ScNtHI distp.,s
and the deceptous pract.cd u,n tie urfortunnte Vie
tis OF such diseases by Quac- have directed .trit
tonSnItng surgeon, as II CHtiuTArfE Acr worti, ct
elr name 20 give MEpICsf ADviCE UHATIs to n'l ltr
sons mus afflicted, who apply 10y letter with desorr-
uoh OF .thelr condition. age. occur alton hniits lie
Nc' and IN cases of extreme poverty and suter e. 20
FURNISH MLbicINEs FREE OF CHARGE
. ne Howard Association IL heueyCi,u ui Irrt,utut
established by special cnd r'rrt for tho relftf The
si'e and distressed, afflicted with Niruett AID Fri.
den'ic Diseases ihasHuW asuu lns az means vii,h
the Directors have voted eNucEd in advertsfr tie
ahpFe notice. IL is needless add II the Assocti
commands tie highest Medical skill Of tie age and
WIZ furnish the most approved modrr, treatrnt ni
just Published. by the Asso ocntion Report on 81 er
maiorrhma. or Seminal Weakness tie vice of SELF
Abuse and other diseases of the Sexual Organs ry the
Consulting Surgeon. which will he sent by mail lin a
seated envelope FREE or CHARGE, on the recent Of
TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address. DIR. GEO. CALHOUN, coxsuL1lNa sun
GLoN Howard Association, No. South NINTH street.
Philadelphia. Pa BY order of the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTWFLL. President
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The REAsoS.-The citizens Of Webster
township have 6ne Public Library, num-
eefing over one thousand volumes AT the late
election, but three democratic votes were cast
In the township. Comment is unnecessary.
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a ES- The grand jury of Harrison county,
Va, indicted two men for aiding in the cir
culstion Of the New York Tribune Greely
was also indicted. What a free, democratic
country this is getting to be
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

u. E~ Howard, the American Ole Bull, of
Wooster, Ohio, is giving concerts in Iowa.
He can make all sorts of noises with "the
fiddle and the bow" from the squealing of
pig to the orchestra Of a camp. meeting
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

~Twelve hundred bushels of potatoes
are now being shipped at this port for Gin
cinnati They have been purchased of our
farmers at an average of about 40 cents per
bushel. ,f-. ifLfo .
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

EThe Propeller J. W. Brooks, of the
American Transportation company, recently
foundered in lake Ontario. All on bo ard
were lost.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

@ Governor Chase has appointed the
goth inst. to be observed as a day of Thanks
giving and Prayer. Twelve oher States have
appointed the same day. ,........,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

O.. EF Attention is invited to the advertise
ment Of the New York Times. The Times
is as ably conducted as any paper in the Uni
ted States. .... .n
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

2E Walker is getting into difficulty. He
has recently bad two severe battles, in which
about eight hundred men are reported to have
been killed, .--.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

H Hon. John M. Clayton, of the United
States Senate, died at bis residence in Dover,
Delaware, on the 10th inst.
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.V Remember that tomorrow will com
menoe the extensive sale of personal property
belonging to the estate Of B. F. HOLSTER, de.
ceased a+|".
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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TIE FAMILY AND PRESIDE. |H

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THE MISCELLANEOUS NEWS,
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H- There will be meeting of the Young
Mems Literary Club, at their Library Rooms
over Thompson's store, on Tuesday evening
next, the 18th inst. A general attendance
is solicited. '-n'' h
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GT John Powers is visiting the school dis
frlcts Of this county for the purpose of intro.
ducing McGuffeys Series Of School Books in.
20 our schools. I- ......
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GF1The Young Mems Fremont Club of
Chicago. have held a meeting and have re-
solved to go for Fremont in 1860.
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VI Mr.. Beal, the gentlemanly agent for
Monks superior Maps, meets with deserved
success at the hands of our enterprisiDg and
-ntelligent citizens. He will canvass the en-
tire county. ".r
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- '61- In thirty six counties of Ohio, the
democratic gain over the State election is 323
The Republicans will have majority in the
State Of about 600. 7"' '''
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@" Carrie" after a long estrangement,
has again made her appearance among our
list Of talented contributors. "Lines {" will
find place in our next. r
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uAVING removed from Bowling Green sydney.
L Ohio, would beg leave TO inform the public that
have complete and saleable collection of vigorous
grown fruit trees such Apple Pear, Cherry, Peach
Apricot &c. Mr.. Lee Moore has kindly consented 10
sell my valuable fruit trees the Bowling Green Nur
sery at reduced prices. Also he will he supplied with
complete assortment of thrifty grown trees in spen-
did varieties, from the well known sydney Nursery
with which am connected.
Sept. Is. lSjG.--IS NATHAN MOORE.
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% RThe Bucyrus Jounal:raises the flag Of
Fremont and Dayton for 1860. Fs
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LOCAE AND LITERARY.


at2 o'clock r. NJ, daily. -.
Findlay mai leave Tuesday. and Saturday. at
A ~ and arrives on Mondays and FRIDAYS, at 4 NJ
q on Friday at5P ''i' -. ' - -,
Ni Western mall Leaves every Monday morning ats
y. and arrives at4 p. NJ. same day.
IJIUFg JOHN POWERS, Post Master,
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SnIe of Real Estatr.

DY order of the Probate court of Wood county,
DOhio. John Phillips, guardian of Ensign Phillips.
and Maria Phillips, and Lawrence Ilple, guardians of
Juliet IIiple, minor heirs of George Lyons, late of
Wood county, deceased will offer for sale at public
auction, on the 18th day Of December A u. 1886, at
O'Clock the premises. the following real
tate, to wit: The east half of the south quarter
OF section 49, in township north, of range 10 east,
containing 30 acres of land. more or less
Terms of sale--one- third cash In hand, the balance
in equal annual payments with interest secured by
mortgage the premises. JOHN PHILLIPS.
LAWRENCE RIPLE,
BY PETER II. GEE, Agent. Guardians
nov. l3 lSji--27w $3.50
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Administrators sale.

TNHE personal property belonging 10 the estate of
BENJAMIN +. HOLSTER. deceased, consisting of or
ses Oxen, Cows Hogs, Farming utensils goods in the
store, about $50 of standing in Plain
ship quantity of hay quantity of corn in the ear,
and other crops Canal boats. Sc, &c will be sold ut
Public Nendue. nj Perrysburg NJ decedents late resi-
dence, the I4th day of November. 1856. cOnmen-
cling AT 20 o'clock, A. NJ and continuing from day To
day thereafter until the property is all sold. Terms
all sums three dollars. credit Of six months viii
be given. Security for payment required.
Perry sburg. nov 6, lS5G-2Gw2 n. ID. BLINN Adni'r.
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IVNSTABTIFC SNIE.
DY virtue of two orders of sale, to directed aud
Ddelivered by NJ. Key, Jr., Justice of the Peace Of
Perrysburg township, Wood county. Ohio, shall offer
for sale at public vendue. the steam tug Lookout, at
iosters wharf in the township aforesaid the 25t
day Of November, 1856, between and two O'Clock.
z. NJ.
Said watercraft will he sold subject the lien OF C.
V. Jenuson, pending in the OF common pleas
amounting to six hundred aud eighteen dollars and
costs. SANFORD BALDWIN Constable.
Perrysburg, Nov. 10. lS5G--2Tw2$l3O
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-Th, valuation Of taxable property Of Bos
ton this year is S2t6 900, 900,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice..

...H. -... Notice.
A LII persons nre hereby cautioned against purchas-
Aing two notes of hand, drawn in favor of William
Jetfreys and payable by the undersigned dated Aug.
18TH 1854. Of said notes of $3.50 due demand
and the other of like amount. $7s,75, due three
months after date. The public cautioned not to
buy said notes as | have Offsets against the same.
~. JONATHAN SALSBERRI.
Liberty Tp., Wood Co., Nov. 49, lSItj--27wGSI
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Pryrqs,iFiH all cases is required mrdriabiv in All
and papers teH be sent until The receipt
Of the money.
All Letters enclosing money, or on business of any
kind with the Office to be addressed the Publishers
RAYMOND WESLEY & CO.,
No. l3S Nassau-st New York.
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS.--The board willmeet
- at the Court House. in PsrTysburg at O'Clock a.
NJ. the first Tuesday of December, for the eNamna
tion uf Teachers. J. W. WOODBURY., Clerk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
100000 COPIES

NTl he sold of me following inpstinnble work In
w anticipation of which the Publishers have rrt
the price Mt only o0 instead of $500, the usu,l
price for such n,eiicnl wnrls
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SMITH SMALL & co. PGhii,aer,.
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Corner of FTOnt-st. and Louisiana Avenue.
4 RE opening general assortment of Drugs
"A MEDICINES P.fLNT'S, and OILS ,whicht they
offer at the lowest marker price.
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The NEW YORK DAILY TIMES. is avery large,
frst-class Daily paper containing all the Of the
day &C., &C., which is sent TO Subscribers by mail
Six Dollars per aunum.
The NEW YORK SEMI WEEKLY TIMES.
published twice n week, and containing all the reading
of the Daily to subscribers at the OF
Three Dollars per annum. Two copies to one address
for five dollars.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-14
Von. Angon Burlingame.

The political friends, supporters, and
admirers Of Bully PREsToS s. BRooKs,
wasted great deal Of ink end paper in
rejoicing over the reported defeat of Hon
Arson BuRtrNsAME. The expressions
Of Joy, however, were premature, we arc
pleased 10 say. Mr.. BuRLrSoAME was
elected By 10 majority. Owing to an
informality in counting the votes, Mr..
APPLEroN was asked to contest tho cleo
ton, but he promptly declined. II re-
anires men Of the maierial of which Mr.,
VALLANDNonAM is composed, to engage
in that kind Of business, when IL is made
apparent that their opponents we're fairly
elected.
We are not one Of those who worship
Mr.. BuRLmaAME, or consider him very
great man, but circumstances placed him
in position that rendered it right and
proper that he should be returned to Con,
gress. and we therefore note the fact u
his reelection with unspeakable pleasure
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DgAru or A HUNGARIAN bxiLE FROM
erAnvArroH-T Angsourg Allgemoine
zeitung learns from Hull, England;
Several days ago a Hungarian exile
died here Of starvation. He tried 70 sup-
port himself and family by teaching Ger
man, but did net succeed, and gained only
three shllings during the last few weeks
of his existence. lie did not wish to
beg, but The child had TO be fed. The
mother, therefore, starved horself and the
father died from want Of bread. He went
under the name Of Dr.. Beck, but was the
son Of Count Werdinski. and bad to fly
with many others m l849 from Hunga-
Try Tits said Chat he received over TWO
thousand pounds sterling from home
which he lost in speculation IN England
lie then went to Holland, but soon re-
turned 10 England, where he died as al
ready stated. The most remarkable iacl
is. that his neigbbors had no idea Of hi
poverty, because part Of his small earn
ings was spent In withe-washing th
outside walls Of his residence, buyinl
lourtsins, etc. The inhabitants Of HUI
hsve determined 70 preserve his widow
land child from a similar fate.
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Profanity.

The absurdity aud criminality Of pro
fame language, is very quietly exposed in
the following anecdote Of the revolutionary
times -
Az the close Of the revolutionary war,
a number Of military officers dined at Col.
P.'s. One Of them, in telling an anee-
doie Of Bunker Hill battle, mixed in many
foolish and wicked oaths.
When he had finished, Col. p said
Col. Tralton was a smart officer. but
rather vain Of his exploits-JoiAe and
fongs. He once said to young lady Of
South Carolina - tongs and bottle - he
wished mie ton0s and iiAie bottle --he
could See that famous Major Washington
.--great tongs and iAlo bottle. The lady
answered, "you might have seen him
three pair Of tongsi--if you had faced
about at the battle Of Cowpens."
That's a good story, Col, but you
spoiled it with bottle and tongs. What
has that to do with the story, Col,T
The Colonel replied
%, / use those words in place Of
oafhs. I think they have full as much
sense in them, and for me they are
rather easier spoken.