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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-31

1--WE lake tits opportunity OF informing the
Journal Ut the tuct that cc are conducting The
Democrat now, and that lce ure capable OF doing
so TO the satisfaction of its readers -Kickirg
Machine from Upper Sandusky.
The readers of that dclectabIe sheet must be
easily satisfied
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SUDDEN AND SINGULAR DEATH Mr.. Sam

SUDDEN AND SINGULAR DGArH Mr.. Sam
uel King, OF Rising 5un. lad, died yery sud.
d,py On Tuesday OF last week lie b,camc
involved in inanclsl dili, lies, aud his cred
i.ors in New York came On with large claims,
made, Mr King alleged, by hi' i'p.rtacr, wish
out his kno@Jlgr, and closed nis store. On
Tuesday moruins n row MS children across
the CT, eE 20 school, aud returning remarked
10 a nelghOor 1n>t It was the last time h'
spolld cross. hu SOiI his wife III It he -huull
not i've, aud wished to tell her all about his
affairs. Sne listened psliently, from deep
sympathy, but no. dresntns of such All event
as his death. lie, however, shortly after laid
down and died, from no apparent cause but
the deep g,iof aud mort,i1atiJn caused by
his pecanisry troubles.
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Hm.,rn nnr1pins.

The editor Of tina Defiance Rspu6iicdn says =
"Tho political course Of this gentleman ha,
been somewhat erratic, First wishing to extent
the Missouri Compromise line to the Pacific Ocean
and holding 10 tho idea that that Compromise
should be hei as sacred as our common constitu
ton. Then advocating and obtaining the repea
of that Compromise in the passage OF the Kansas
Nebraska swindlc, and acting the traitor to free.
dom throughout, even up to the commencement
Of the present session OF Congress Now he re-
bels because the administration and the Democrat.
ic party wish to carry ont the Kansas Nebraska
act as they understand it aud as it has always
boon understood by IL majority of the party, aud
knocks loudly at the door Of the Republican wig.
wan.
"Was he honest in hIs wish to perpetuate the
Missouri line ? If so, he certainly was not when
he joined in with the South, anil aided in the re-
peal of that Compromise Was he honest in his
advocacy of the passage of the kansas-Nebrashu
act, and III his subsequent action with the Demo
cracy up to the first Monday of the current mouthl
If so, he is not honest now. Did he not, for ia
yors shown, expect the nomination of the Cincn.
nuti Convention? Aud s not his present cranky
fit partly on account of his defeat by that Con
vention, ami partly to secure his own reelection to
the U. S, Senate
"Mr DIS great speech al the commencement OF
the present session places him fairly and Squarely
upon the plank of the Philadelphia platform in re.
lation to Kansas affairs It he is honest in his po-
siton, and sticks to God speed him! If he is not
and wavers and backs down in the least particle
God help him for a traitor TO every seclion he
will retire to deserved o5Scurity, amid the jcers
and curses Of both friends and enemies =
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early, and from the first impressions, should send ii
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SpENIMEN ENGRAVING.

Aswe desire TO place in The hands of every person
who propose, get up club. aud also of every agent
a c opy ot she engraving OF rtE LAST SUPPER,
p.cimcn, each applicant enclosing us 81 wu re-
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agents or to form clubs. Address
O,KSMITH Il 90.
No. 37l Broadway. New York.
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A GRANDMOTHER AT TwEETY-NISE YEARS Oh
AGE.--A woman recently brought beforr
the magistrates Of Wigen, for tn assault com
mitted upon neighbor, affords striking ia
stance OF recklcssly early marriages. She is the
wife OF Patrick Casey, tailor. He is forty
years of age AMI she is twenty y-ninc They were
married before che had attained the age of four
teen years, and seven months Since that time
she has had eleven other children. Strange Il
say, the eldest girl, who was fifteen years old q
few days since, is the mother of two children
the elder of whom is nearly two years Of age
she having married earlier in lite than her moth
er Mrs. Casey, is therefore. at the age Of TWEEN
ty-nine years, the mother of twelve and the
grandmolher of two chidren.--LiUerpooL Paper
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NEw EMPLOYMENT FOR FEMALEs.--Mr Johnson,
formerly surgeon-dentist to the royal family of
England, and now of 33ith street, New York,
purposes opening new and lucrative source OF
employment for females, by teaching them the
ayocation Of dentist. Whatever doubt may
exist as to the ability Of lady to undertake
the duties Of physician or surgeon, there can
be none ss to her perfect competence to perform
all those of the dentist, some of the abest den
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dentistry. N y. Hsrald.
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shall do much better uoXt week. 1t is the engra-
Wing that does the business Everybody wants tie en-
craving. You may calculate upon from one TO two
thousand subscribers from this Winter. l avn
going to make enough out OF the business to buy me
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Wir such inducements as we offer, anybody OBJ
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cy Applicants should enclose - cents lur SpecInIen
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Nyood Common Pleas

Jacob Myers. John Rice, anl Rachael Rice ct al
VNHE said John Rice and Rachael Rice OF the State
l. of Illinois, and heirs OF John Myers deceased
will take notice that the plaintiff Jacob Myers on the
9th day of December 1857 iled.in the Clerks office Of
the Court of Common Pleas of Wood county his pc.
tition against them aud Others setting forth contract
entered into on the 23d day Of April 1889. between
Jacob Myers, plaintiff, and John Myers, who is since
deceased wherein Jacob Myers conveyed to said John
Myers the wost half OF the northeast quarter OF ses
ton H. town s. range IL, Wood county, Ohio in con
sidcrGOn of said conveyance said John Myers was to
pay certain notes which said John Myers was bail on
for plaat which notes said John Myers failed to pay
but which werespad by the said plaintiff Jacob Myers
himself The object and prayer of the petition il to
quiet the title of the said land in plaintiff The said
defendants further notified to answer by February
20, 1853 OF said petition will be taken as true.
J. r. PRICE. Plaintiffs Atty.
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The ADMtSIsraAT. ON ARMY OF OCCUPATION
OF KANsAs-rhere are thirty five Companies
of United States troops now in kinsas.-
These constitute the Administration army Of
Kansas, the business Of which is to aid the
pro-.lsvery minority of the people of tina!
Territory to govern the Free State majority.
This is Buchsneer Democracy Ctn. Con
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Wood Common Pleas,


belmont Co Branch State Bank of Ohio John Ellis
worth and others.
John ELLSWORTH, Mary Ellsworth, Henry Els
~ worth, and Andrew Nesmit, will take notice that
petition has been filed against them and others Wood
county common pleas, asking for Judgment against
John Ellsworth and Schuyler N. Beach, for the sum Of
Tour hundred dollars. with per cent interest
from March 18TH 1857 being the amount of certain
note executed by the said Ellsworth Beach, to the
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company and bv them
assigned to plaintiff also for the sale of the north
east quarter and the north half OF the south east ouar
ter OF cecion number eighteen u.s. la township mum
Der four ~ north ofrange number ten Q0) east mort.
gagged by said Ellsworth and Mary his WIFE to secure
the payment of said note, Said petition also sets
forth that said property has been subsequently mort
gagged to Schuyler N. Beach, Ebenezer Grahan and
william Houston and to Andrew Nesbi'. Petition asks
that said mortgage liens may be that said lands
may be sold and the proceeds distributed according to
the priority of liens.
Said defendants therefore notified that unless
they appear, demur to said petition ON or
before the 2lst day of February, A. D. 1858 that at
the next term of the court after the expiration OF said
time, plaintiff will apply to said 70 Judgment on
said note and an order to sell said premises
By PLUNKETT & COWAN
Dee. 2i, lS57-33wDSJ55 prN A,t,x
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Orer Cross Jicstry Store, - !SuvH Street, Toledo
PROF. a PDE GEIA AFF,
Formerly resident Physician at Willis Hospital.
Philadelphia, and for many years Principal of the
Danyle Eye and Ear lnfrmary Professor of Anatomy,
and Lecturer upon Physiology has taken Office in
Toledo, and Will operate all surgical diseases,
and begs leave to inform the public that all diseases
OF the Eye and Ear, with few eNcepton' curable
and will operate Cataract, Cross Eyes, artificial
Pupil. Opacities of the Cornel Inverted Eye Lids,
Sore Eycs, and all diseases of the organ. Deafness
difficulty of hearing even when the drum iE entirely
gone, will insert artificial answering nearly all tho
purposes Of the naturally lie will also operate
Club Feet, Tumors Cancers Morbid GrOwths Deform-
tiles from burns, Contracted Limbs, perform the ope
ration for Artificial nose, by healing + new one
Aud insert Artificial Eyes, giving hem all the motion
and expression of the natural, detying detectiOnthey
inserted without removing the old one, pro e
ducing pain.
The superior advantages he has had in Europe and
this country in per!ccting himself in all that is
and valuable in surgery him in saying. that
everything within the bounds OF the profession may be
| expected of him
TO THE 3 A L D.;
You can have your hOr restored, no matter how
bald you One weeks time in most being
sufficient TO produce hair from every 70 clc that pro-
ducsd hair before. Come in | will satisfy you
such is the csae. Gray hair can be restored TO its
natural color without dyeing.
! hS~Will be every Friday Il! the Eagle Hotel ia
Maumec City.
/ Perryshurg, Dec. D. lSiT,
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For sale.

A largo quantity of land in Wood coun.y, and .
nnmber of town lois in Pelrysburg Persons desiring
TO purchase are requested to apply soon.
AagsasS, lsS7-lsS JAMES hCRkAt'
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UNRIvALED ATTRAoTIoNsl
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PUTNAM'S MONTHLY, n

TWO GREAT MAGAZINES IN ONE.
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Rniifirnl ftnllls.

To Hon. r. J. WALKER.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12

Ranry Npale, Of the Northern Liberties, and a
mother colored man from Georgetown named
Rpdding. Mr. E5eneZel Hughes was very So
vartly injured and may have died. We learn
also that an infant child was killed on English
Hill earlier in the day by one James Stafford.
who himself was afterwards shot in the shoul-
der and neck. A Young man, Charles Spencer,
was wounded with revolver bullet; and a.
mother named Brakeman, said 10 have been ac-
five in The disturbance, vas struck with ball.
Others, more or less severely wounded, we're a
yonng man named McGlDe, and youth namfd
Adams, " ho was carried TO the lnbrnaFY. Coi'
Wilson, of Texas, was shot in the shoulder, bu'
not dangerously.
About three O'Clock the polls at the disnroet
precincts were re-opyned and continued UNI!
/ the legal hour Of closing. The 'sPing Ggli's'
/ finding themselves less pleasantly received tbai
they had anticipated, silly stole away from IN
cilv. so,ne by way Of a walk to i'iadrhsbnrg
and others by jumping Oh the railroad ifain
the last moment bpfore starting. Their pres
pncp here and their abpttors are OPENLY an
generally denounced, and il Is well tor thr'
that they ESCAPED
In consequence Of the violent threats utterp
hy many to avenge their discontinue on u
persons-oi the Mayor, the military officers, II
magistrates, the marines, and even on The Pui
lie property, il was deemed proper rreGa!ui,o ca!
to briag hither an additional force OF Dnne
States loops. This, therefor, vas done Ia
rvrning, and strong body Of Major fr1nct
4 FKing Artillery from Fort McHenry arFY
al Q O'Clock by railroad from Baliioore.
e The Star gives list Of seven killed and TIVE
! ty-eght wounded,
All that were killed or wounded with ore
: two exceptions among the wonnded' we
- pcaceaole citizens, passing by or looking fH'
!, ly on.
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The Sale Of toe llain Line.

In the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, on satur-
day, application made by the Board Of Camel
Commissioners for preliminary Injunction to. re-
strain the Pennsy ylvaHia Railroad Company from pur-
chasing the Main Line OF the Public Works of the
State, and the Court appointed Friday the 18th inst.
for the hearing of the motion, in banc, at Harris
burg. The sale is tc take place on The 25th inst
day.
Henry s. Mott et al. Canal Commissioners vs..
the Pennsylvania Central r. r. Company, ct. al,
in the Supreme Court in equity, Middle District.
And now, June 9th, 1857, on reading the bill OF
H. Walton, {. r. Buckalew and William N. Mere.
dth counsel for complanants, it is ordered thai the
complainants have leave 10 move the Court in balc
at harrisburg, on the 18th Of June inst at O'Clock
A. NJ. for preliminary injunction, according 10 the
prayer OF the Bill, notice Of motion 10 be given 10
the defendants.
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BEDFORD SPRINGS

C. Il will be seen, by reference TO erti- (
sing columns. that this celebrated wateiis TO
be opened on the 9th inst. for the recrvisi- +
tors, and we have no hesitation in sayiii will |
be so conducted, under its present mas 10
give universal satisfaction. The placen so
beautifully improved that the old vjsittonly
know il by the gushing springs which II its
hills. Col. Go,SLrR, the President Of tbany,
has proved himself fully competent to k OF
discharsing The heavy responsibilities d up
on him, and be deserves great praise for, the
work forward as he has, in view Of therass-
ments which have been presented in ntherable
state OF the weather since the commenc,f the
Improvements. The new honse is sptuild-
ing, aad he Bathing Rooms are superb. high
character enjoyed by Mr.. WILLARD as Il man
ager, gives abundant assurance that al ugrat-
ided in this department.
OyRer. J. A. KUNKLEMAN, OF Surg,
preached Sermon ia the Lutheran ChalBed.
ford on Thursday evening ef last week wouIt
have done credit to any man. He posse fin,
delivery, and entorces his text with marElity
He bids fair to become a bright light incre,
calling, and tie citizens Of scaeHsburg mil re
joce in having so excellent Pastor.
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APp0RTI0NMEAT BILL.

We stated, week before last, that Bedford aud
Somerset, and Armstrong aad WesJmoreIand, were
almost the only double districts the apportionment
bill, and the facts sustain the assertion. OF all the
districts comprising more than one county these are
nearly the only that possessed the requisite
number Of taxables within their respective limits for
sepaTate representation, and Mr.. Jordan SHOULD be
ashamed 10 say any thing 10 the The hang
ing Of these counties together was a gross outrage
upon fair apportionmsnt, and is viewed by men
of candor, Of all parties.
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From the Cumberland Alleganian.
THE CUMBERLAND VICTIM.

In connection with the Washington riots, it
becomes cur painful duty 10 record the death Of
our former fellow townSman, F. NJ. Deems, Esq.
more recently employed as a clerk n tie Cen
eral Land Office We knew him well and II al
most makes our heart sick to chronicle his un-
timely end. Mr.. Deems was a whoie-Souled,
generous aud honorable man, known personally
10 many OF our citizens, who admired him for
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CgTais pleasant summer retreat, near Union
town, Pa. is again opened for the reception of visit
ors, under the management Of that accomplished and
agreeable gentleman, Capt. W. F. BABcoc3, well
known throughout Pennsylvania for his energy as a
caterer and Hotel keeper. We satisfied that all
who visit the Fayette Springs viii be highly pleased
with the accommodations 10 be found there. I'D
veI'ten'ent viii appear next week.
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Il. y. oUTRAGE!

I15.We rubli.h to-day an arro1rfs Of one oi lie
,nost 6endisb and n oodv r;ots tt,t has ovar ;s-
sraeed our country emanatins from band Of assas-
sins in the employ OF the Know Nothing organiza-
lion exstipo in The cifv ~ RaIt,pore enf ~, for
,te r,rr,sa ,.raa,l,,;.,,
'''s e''e 'io's :" '','' a'''
o'het iafse cl'lesi Our accounts are copied from
three sources--the Star (neutrai) Union (democra-
ticl-and Intellirencer (old-lipe Wbjr}-a paper
which i -. i,o-.,t ,ai;,:..t pat. - -,
p''''isa D'0'r - Ou' oFi
hehS, ana whose statements they VIII not care dis