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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
rEW.YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

IN Sumner ar,eassment coaIr encins Ions s. 1857.
TRAINS iesse D~sot corner Of White and Centrs-rs:
o am-EKp,.u Mad tain foe Albany Stopping all staH61I
north Ct WiHiamsSrid,e
Sis p nL-Whts Pxrs train sopoins Q. eli Sex.ions
Leave 5tb-st Sisfion:
1:S IN Wiid.nstr Dc trstr co7,,ng e 81 ststtonA
il;eo m-Milspsbrese trsir. stopping u al Stations
u 80 q m -Mnte pisss train. stoppO< o. ali Stations.
100 m-Wllsnsbiidse train stopping ~ al s.Ar.saa.
tse n -haestea .rsan, stopping q "a etatona
$3.50 n-Crosea Fsii, hsin. stopping ct ~ 5saioas
$500 rl-Wiexmsbrtdss trsia. so,prs ct oil 5tstcaA.
~ a--WlAAmsbudss trails, s.sYPtss = I'll &%tisIA-
WILLIAM ). CAtrBzLL. ssps<.nsnis
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6teamboats anb Railroads.
V'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE vi. sTONTYG

T'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING
L TON fnr BOSTON and PROvIDESCE-Inlaad route
th- shortest ard most direct carrying the Eastern MAI.
The stesmers COMMODORE, Captain Joel stono s'd
c. VANDERBILT, Caps W. d. Frsfee H. connection witt
the STONlNGTON spd PROVIDENCE snd BOSTON snd
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS. leaving New YORK daily lSun
Gay. sxceseo cu Pier No North Rver r.t wnsf above
Bst;sry-psce ct O'Clock and stoninetoa st %
ON arrival 81 toe mail train vhsp Boston az 5:iO
Thee VANDERBILT from New. YORK, Monday. Wednesday
The COMMODORE from New. York TuesdaS Tharsisy aud
Saturday s,ouin Monday "Wednesday and Friday
PASSENGER proceed from sonnst1a per rsuro.d % rro,
places Of th.e by other route. and time
r al morning iines connecting North and East Pas
.enser. that prefer remain board tbs eooy
nights und,urbej breskfa desired and leave S.on-
nston IN the T:i5 al train for Proytdscee-
baz=scnssteT accompanies the 'eAoe and train through
each way.
Fer ya.ssEs brths feizh sppsy board the
steamer or the Freight 0fice Pier No NORTH Hyer or u
the onsoe No. 10 Ba.,1ryplsce. November %
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6ales bp Aurtiou.
RUSSELL w. wEsIeoIr auction -sr

RUSsELL W. WEsTcOTT Auction -er -
7 ARGE SALE Of ELEGANT ROSEWOOD
IL FURNITURE Rich C.rvsS R.ewood PiANo,r0RTE
PIER MIRRORS with costly Rarntare AID bs.aifn Works
Of Art contained in the Py.te residence q No t5a Wet
precisely viii sell the contents OF the shove first cAss house
strictly without for osshthDr N be removed nne-
distey after the isle for which purpo,e reliable viii be IN
This sale comprises every description OF El-g,n
Ro.ewood Prlor Chamber Dining room and Library suri
turs among which three costly full suites R,evo)d PAor
Furni.ur Elegant Pisno Forte Velvet and Wilton Csrss
fine rich Bante and Pier Mirrors tweny superb Hsr Mat
tire, valuable Psiptn Marble Groups OAK Dining turni
ure Silver China Gc Csa at the hose no-nirg OF
Deposits will required Of purchasers For fail psIticu
lars, see Herald and Rxpresa
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DENNsYLYANIA RAILRoAD

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
hs Y,pn,yy.uis Railroad connects ct su;sbxrsh With raj
,.is 70 and N m s. Louis. Me-; Alton G.eas aud Chicago
H.. Er,ntfor Lexing'sa aud LOUISVILLE k,.; T-Te Hsats
sr-nsded Bessr,sise ssaos,syy Toledo cisv.I,ad Co
I've ,ts.r r.ci. Sosr, from s-d 70 oie.a, ST LDaa
Iouisvil, end Ctnoinns't
Through Tickets for the h can % nsd s. any Of the above
P.,ssr re-, vii find th. shortest expstitis., .ne
,oufor-.ee rnu,e h,ween the East AID Wet
FROM sEW-YORK ~ CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS
FROM NFV-YOkK TO CHICAGO IN 30 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK IL 81. LoViS IN VI hoUh
Fare a. low = AM othet hssse
See hand blls In tAe hotels Of tts cty.
faoa.n Tctets further tforrstoa mar - bal q Ia
s6os 4 sAs PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
No AstDr -Hosss B<ss.iUsy.
J. kLkslVTf Ae.aG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

GENUINE HARLEM OIL.-Isportod ~
~ CHARLES 4 LITTLE 4 Co, .f
and for sale Q. TICK HArowsrr storss
boa 81 sud u 4IsoaTss'
Tn. eeebrsed or ba. been poi sai hep, ~ .s At the
In. pee .s io & rss a.r lbs. ,su.5e .Gl
cen slwsy. rely upon s,.tBs ne seaIlo- .rlieie
HEl MBOIDs EXTRACT Of BUCHUE
II BELNsoLD,s EK.set Of sucar cure. GssyeL
HELkBOLUs EHtrro. Of such9 ogEes o.ss.sss u Ne
0HtfnBoLD's yIsTse. Of Baeha cure. oL..e. Il the
HELMBoLDs yr:rso, q Beoas ere. prep.y.
HELHbOLUs EAtrat % Bge Zoe G.n.rsl Ws.knSss
HELMboLUs kIrso Of 5 -chu fot 81 di.sAs>s .rae iron
HEL.BoLDs Er.e. Of sueAu Tor al diseases ..ns sros
HfLaBOLDs Extract Of sao6q tot =. d.ss,.s arising tr,s
HELasoLDs Extract q Buotu fos sect. and pec.s. ~
et,es.
HELhBoLp's Extract Of Bscss |. t.ksa By qals ~ b
RgINsoJDs Er.rsot Of Bach, fer In. of Memory.
BfLasoLps Lttrset o. Baehu for .sss Of Possr
HEL&s. LDs Ektrsct Of Buoau fof Uryrsss, Lssstsds
soe Suscuisl System
HELaBoLB'o Exr.e: Of BucAi tst Hsrvous saa o,sk
HylMBOLDs Fr'rsot of suchu TO- Dinne.s 81 vIaos
hkLSsoLD Extract Ct BuoAu for Hesity Of Srs~
BELssoLDs EI.,set Of Baohu foe wsst sss'ss Nd
HELNBoLD's Yxas,, Of Bschu tor v-.sefpiaes :.
btLaBOLDs IL ENt Of Bueay fo' sl DIS :essDs ="
HELxBoLD's Exrse. Of aucaa rrioc 81 pr heed. -
= HgLuBOLD ch-nis
c-pot No $3.50 ID i5.hss below Cae.,1.s Psatsve A
sod y DTufsisfs std Dsaso even where ee~t'e fe"
REGEsSsi CLARK Co ss,aa BSosa.sy. III
CANDS' sARSAPARILLA-Fc Purifying 70
sooeTs. Par,iJ vssssss; s, .s,s, s.issa
poison ruiz TIE sons,i.air Thou hsvs b.a oss
Bsssr eT.orsSs IN siis Aio6 bss d. sss. r..si,sy
ass The eocstesfet, dees 70 tie seas:ss dolx rreS
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.,,,,,H. g,co,.r Att No..


NV AIRERr n. NlCOLAf-Ohce No. .
II PFGUL.R AUcrIls s.gs' " sev ~ n
I'D sONps,v-r, N0NpA ssd THURscA .s' q - n
sALRssi o'5.r days SEcuki TBS oO''"
A u4f,sis ..e n the keaTl o. oresrf .,
Jr ori,, y pf-,rn, 6-t!',ous ssotHeus az 20 -
~ ,,s ss.iluo. a ulsiiug ACT al sALs> Ar 80
h.. e1reas.d a. the si-tts,iou Of u'nr o. as -,
ts.rops 10 ,.l securities u sd9u y - hssh =
nor D.Ys.,s TuTrasoAYsl EvkRS DAY. At - 0eF.yt
:. ID. g,,h.rt' Fr-bspEe vhsa e'hr-i, sha ga.
m ,dd;t,os 20 his r,susry siverised iif s,ea 10 - =
srcIs ard csh.- ssczr,iss 'hece - prs~ae' ~
s9ID AT PUBLIC AUCTION feis ara grnasni -, =
80 r-r.{s. N eel =. s-ch tbs D.lt THIN 49,
cos VFsIysCR xiiho-l. reF.rl 70 his r-srar da's o.
SPECIAL SALE Tails DAY (1s,ut.yi, a. I3s Sosocs ~
the M.rh.a. EIch,Sss; fs fIp PHiicc-' zee C''sl''
SeieH CA &c ALsvRT IL NicOLAY,
Ge9 Stoei Asct;ose.r and Baaker Se~'iT
AD,i., H MrLLrr Asc,ur eek Oaies No IS Wal Ct
CPfCIAL SALE Of RAILROAD BONDS on
- TUESDAY Nov. H. isS' 5; Il. o'clock At the Me'es'F
E1obsrte.
Si. 10 Mcti.sn Su'hen ard So-thera Indians Rslrosi
p.Dy per Bonds psy,be 1885, interest pysse May
sud NoVrubsr (hy potbecsiedl 8 LOO each.
&n 80 Detroit Mouroe sud Toledo Rslrcsd Company lst
Ecytfse per cent fopts p,ysss IN Fs interest psyaos
P,bSry and August 6 l. oc each (hypo,hecs.edl
80 90 MicnEsa Spr,hen ard Sorthern ledisn, ksfros
Cp.ry psr Bonds psy,he is7s secured By speciS
Al, kirE fluid CT $1,000 per uonh counsnctnS
JAY lss Interest payable JxaunJ and JAY sLoc each
spss.I sac Of Stocks aud Bond. every wensdsy sai So.
urdsy.
special alss ca al other days
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Alisee!laneous.
Goal, Sc.

(OAL s. Per TUN.--The Pennsylvanis Coal
~ Coupsny bSs pss- to folly supply the retail aemsad fog
for the eoa'enenee OF f.mss made
ssO 70 deliver t 'be present. superior White AaA Pits
Pier foot Of 2A a.. Moth River;
Pi-r foot Jsckscust Es,, River;
M IS prr .sa Of 90 b. cash 20 Be paid In al when Coo
Is ordered .
Cos. wiz also be delivered on the 'ss terms from the C,
rays yaris, ,,,,,,,,
PIER A. Cross Dock Resf Taylor 1t, Winisnsbu,xh;
EDWIN H. MEAD. seerst.-y
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Real Gstate for Sale.

Tor SALE or TO LET-An elegant frt-clas'
four story HOUSE IN 4h-t, brown stone 'front.' bali
and n.bed In the most superior style With even
Improvement VIII BE- sold reasonable terms wh De lea
a. ven moderate rent 70 good tent Apply a. No. 81 las
S4,b-st OF 20 WYLLY6 LYMAN. No. 81 Lberty-t.
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fonses an6 farms h1antf6.

LOR SALE-A beautiful COTTAGE aud An
pTaGp UOusy IN 0othe ,tye with -'ery conyenIen y,
and Que ARE OF LAND stosed Nth oho eat IT, ~ mn
utos By cars or boat OLIFER, NJ. 81 LcsrC.S
(NANTED to PURCHASE A snug little
w HOUSE with good Out Buildings. aud from hve 70 tsn
.c,e, ~ LAND situate on L0pF Issnd souod, within two
bovr d,ive Of New YORK Address Boz No. 2Oz Lower
Post Office.
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0o formers arb Others.

TyREES and PLANTS --B. 81. WATSON, Old
II CoIsay Nsrsenss Pym yuth Mss IL hour from New
Tork City ~m s~o5 N, Val Descriptive Priced CATALOGUE
ssTRFxS s.d PLANfo for Fail PLANTING any address
C~rrfs.r st.i e.ukssas o.jd 20 Se~ vort Or eostoz
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BsNs DIs.srsgsr. hs.sr. Nov 1877
KIyHE COMMERCIAL BANK u (fong II ais

Ia. ri. cay fled In ths Office pot,e OF the soso.aneot
Of the METROPOLITAN BANK in the Cisy OF Ne. orr
ssry Tor reoemssco Of circulating notes VIE
wv oslisu o. appointment Of TOE OMAEhC!Ah bASh
OF Troy soeh seeat axrSeasc - tae set essat sS
an sai rcls 70 tacorporseo banx
Ing AssscAsss soA faiiyttua Benx r. psssed Aefu IT,
al JANIS l. COOS. espsrf.ssaAsak
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WOODWORTH PLANERSat MATTEAWAN
w n Y. and No. a. courlsndts.. Mes. York
SAhCPL Il. SCHENCX-
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TWE GREAT DUSsELDORF GALLERY-
il o. IA, ssA ey-uns-POWgags GEHeK SLAVE
sa< huIArsd Assso.nt fsiniess 90 - sesn-S
Aknsses = sts
DOWERSe GREEK SLAVE. dAkTfRDOS
u or aUss DIANA AND ByR Nfsfhs are S.
.pous ths h.S.I 80 Iert Wents 81 exhibition
tAs DUssELD0Ry GAILsRY-ssy and svenias-oo ~
Broadway.
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OFgicE OF THE CLEyELssD AND roLGDol
RAILROAD CoNrANy, Nov l. 1881.
T,HE MATURED COUPONS Of the Bonds OF the
COMPANY JUNCTION RAILROAD COMPANY aud the
CLEVELAND snd TOLEDO RAILkOAD COMPANY Will
no paid AZ the BANK Of NORTH AMERICA. Y. until fur
th.f motto, given TIE suite f offices No IS William ct
for ,ent H. auire Of c. JENKINS. a. the Office
b WARIN0, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW,

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK N ROCHESTER The ROCHESTER, sad sEs
With the Buffalo, CcttnE snd New Yot. sat Nssfse ss(
Erie Railr, sd forms direct routeiro
Ire drrcness Of THE together with tbs sapfts go
afforded By wide renders Il b. FAR the most ss
be between the above named cities.
Til ks procured tbs Ne York sai Erie Rslrsa
Teh Office foot of Dusnest and No 80 Broadway se
Jersey City 6sgssze check Through =
Fr.aht will be transported between EewVot snd kocss
with dispatch Any Information desirei In rsfuf Sss
be obfsred by carg fhe FRIGHT Agent OF ~
Sew.Y York and Erie Railroad. Erie sui uss or rAPPAN
Express Freight AGENT No js3 Broadway
No trslLs the 6udao Corning ans NwYork Rd'rcsd
Sunday j. A REDfiELD spp-fn,easest
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PARNtss' BANK. BEIDGEfoKr,
BRIDcEroAT Conn, Nov II 1857
IRON and AFTER this date until further notce)
i th. ucies Of toe FARMERs BANK. Biids-Por Cogn.
IN be t,,,.mel BY L b. LAWRENCE L Co, No lof mas
n.t Ne. Yok =, one pr discount, having dscca
.,r,e-i 20 redeem Al tie Sc fox Bank, Boston.
''N' s. ToMLINSON.
President Of tn. Farmer Bank. Brids-pot, Couu.
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"UDSON klVEH hAILbUAD.-Fron Ue.n
Der 70 leyr Trains viii cave Casnbrus ss.tsa !, III
iow. Erurrs, rrsias Q IN ard m. Aib.a, NJ ~
1r,,,bt Train u. AIssry Pssse.ge rrSn u $50 =
Ens sns Gas 8 On and Il fcf fo-shk,epns an 49,
am ssS srs Sing Trains s,op a. he wsl s,so-s Pvsr-s
t,krn q Chambers cusi Christopher and SO "a NJ.
~ N.v.Yok lesyr Troy e:Sos and 1910 aud ssS a
" AiAsa. !. saas 3 4 n ss4 snd e;ls N
- A. n SMITH S4prrtaSosss
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90 hjbom it mar G0rtrrn.

orsIot oy RscsivEr OF Taxes lSe~ Ccets ho1,')
40 50 chSntcrs+., hgwyoSI. NOV l. 1911
NOTICE Is borsby given that peg cent VIII oe
IN added the Isl cay q Dcceube, q 81 tsS.s
urpsd, sso Pe, III 20 adde's on '-e i' ' -
Deo-ubet - ---..,.i..
Chscks saa bs on CtJ ssnts tsten soSeop eSetsiahs
HoIsy and bd Oot No rsolsI tccs,Ssa 81, - poa,,a,
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BASE DEPARTMENT. Albany. Nov IL 1851.
[IIIE WOOSTER SHEHNAN's BANK Water.

,oxr b.. tbs day filed IN this Office notice az the
,.irtrept Of the BANK OF NETWORK. In the City Of
Is ssen. for toe REDEMPTION OF lie circulating notes
s,hr uh revocation Of sppoutmea, Of tho netro,
ptsa Bsak ssch agent, agreeable 10 tAe act entitled
AZ a. 20 amend the several Aots rcsnx incorporated
E.rk B.sk-x Ass isca Individual Bsukers pisss-i
t,r, n 1851. JAMES NJ COOK. Superintendent
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-10

-
REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE CoyvEyrfoV -
The delegates of Wood and Ottawa counties met
at Noodyllle on the 2d inst E. d. Peck wa,
nominated A general muss was the result. D,l
egates from Ottawa withdrew from the convention
SO MIR. Peck, the do-nothing member for the lnst
two years was nominated for Reelection Oltnro
DemOCrdt
we copy the above paragraph for the purpose
showing our people the tricksand ralschoods which
are o'lg rcSorted to for the purpose of defeating
II possible, the reelection of Dr. Peck. In the
hrst place, the assertion that there Was general
muSs at the nominating convention, is utterly un.
true. We were present, but saw nothing of tba
KIND neither did any other person. The assertion
that delegates from Ottawa withdrew from tbo
convention" is another lasehood, manufactured
from whole cloth. Two delegates would not 10
INTO convention, unless the balance would frs.
pledge themselves 10 confer the domination On
one of them. OF course this was without nr,co.
deat, and was not agreed to- and therefore thew did
not j)l in tAt c)lfaltpl. OtaYl county WIS
rpEe5'n.ed in tAlt cpTea.iol, aal well represent
ell, too, By s)n' Of her best R2pl5liclas all 0 f
whom s2S!r1l th} rem n,lltiol Of D.. Peek and
not a single d.losl,e from Ottawa with lev from
'heconYeltol, II su2h ialoa)ols as these are to
ber'3)"t3 to in this cmYl33, if tl9 loc3roc9s can
hAl nothing more tangible on which to ask til,
election Of their clalillta--,ys woald adyis,
them to retire from the canvass.
The assertion tilt d.. P,cI WIS a "do-nothpr
member Of th3 last cg-lllure eith,r brand, the
person making th3 cAlrg2 as grossly Ignorant Of
the history o. the legislature, or utterly reckless
It's to his assertions. "Dj-nl,hing" is no part of
DR.. Pech,s nature, whether at home Or in III, len.
s!ature. True, he did not make long .wtpdcI
speeches to consume time AMI get the people.
money, anl those who read his letters to This n,.
per will not forget how often he alluded to the
disposition OF certain members to clog the wheels
OF business by worse than useless speeches. II, was
always on hand when business WIS to b, trlnsa,t.
cl, AMI always voteI right, aaI this. even the
Democrat doe'not d'nr. lie ese,uccl the pls;lre
OF 53ieraI m5Hlres o! importance to tha people OF
his district, aal represented their interests and
wishes quit. as well as any man could have dona.
Every bill introduced BY him was passed and no
windy sp22;Aei were required. II is not the most
noisy Members thtt do the most work or have the
mos. inlIeaaa in a legislative body; and we are
assured By m3nDeS Of the last |, us atur. bv Wis
itors, by the clerk Of the House. anil others, that
the Representative from this district exercised an
influence e2ccllal by no member OF the HOUSE.
Every one acq7lintcl with the d., knows that he
is nota do-nothing" man, anil all such charses
will fall upon the heals Of his traducers with
crushing force
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-10
How will The Germans Vote !.

We have every evidence that the intelligent Ger
mans of Ohio will cast their votes, almost uan-
mousy, for the friends of Freedom and Free La.
Dor at the ensuing election. The Cincinnati Valhs-
blatt, the leading German paper Of the State, sup
ports the Republican platform with much ability
and commendable ZEAL We learn privately, from
Germans themselves, that the second Tuesday of
October will teach the Locofocos of the North
West that the Germans are not to be sold to the
Know Nothings.
Naturalizad citizens are beginning TO see that
the leaders of the democratic party are willing TO
hug to their bosom the most violent Native
Americans if they can thereby secure votes. Gen
cral Geger, of Columbus, one Of the leading Know
Nothings of the State who declared his conviction
that foreigners should not be allowed to vote in
America, was selected 20 open the campaign in
Columbus, by making what he used to call red
Ihouthed locoroco speech" He thinks negroes and
haturalized citizens are neither of them fit to de-
post a vote in the ballot-boX. Indeed, we need
not go so far from home to find instances of this
amalgamaton, but in every county in the State
the Fillmore leaders may be found checli.Dy-ow-
with the democrats The aristocracy of their SEN
fiments very naturally leads them to unite with the
party which supports slave labor and hence we
find them arrayed against the Republicans who
seek to elevate humanity to destroy the last YES
tige of tyranny, and elevate the free labor of our
country, which is the only basis of free insti
tutions.
That the Germans, who are Industrious intel-
gent, and ardent lovers of liberty should refuse to
join hands with their worst enemies, is not at all
strange. Indeed we should doubt their intcIli-
gence and fitness to exercise the right of sur-
frage did they not spurn with contempt the effort to
transfer them to the Know Nothing&
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-10
esa,A59. $3.50

Thisi5 the am,un' slulnIercI and stolen by
the MeilI Iadmiuistralion-an nice little SUN sure
y to BE- footed up by the taxpayers Of Ohio
OF this sum S75) 90 were in the shape Of
debts contracted for which NJ appropriations
were made and some Of them fraudulent.-
3574,0JO were stolen from the Treasury By
B'eslin, not cent of which will probably
ever be returned, and SI5l,O 900 were deposit
ted in broken banks. Do tha people wish t.
undergo another such pIundering operation ?
If you do, ilsl vote The Democratic ticket. -
T!Ea Tribune
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-10
Hon. Il. ID. Peek,

Our nominee FOR Representative, is not oil
ofice.seelSer is no politician, and only consents
to serve the people Of this district another tern
because they want the privilege of endorsing hi:
consistent and correct policy, as exhibited by
acts in the last legislature. The people of thi:
district owe it to themselves, and to the friend;
of Right who manfully battled the corruptions
ef State officials side by side with him, to not
oaly re-elect DR.. Peck, but to do it with una
nimity that will be terror to those political
black.legs who have been robbing the treasury
and plundering the people by wholesale. That
he will be elected there is not shadow of a
doubt, but let this fact deter no one from active
efforts to swell that majority until it shall en-
brace all who oppose fraud and corruption in
the administration of our State affairs. That he
is being violently opposed by interested par
ties-by men who have drawn their sustenance
from the generous breasts of public piunderers,
there is nc doubt; but will the honest voters and
tax-ridden people of Wood and Ottawa counties
fail to give these public vampires telling re-
bule at the ballot-box? We think not, and
have no doubt but these political mountebanks
and treasury teaches will receive lesson that
will do them good.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Contt of com. FI,ns, of wood Co.. o.


James Murray, David Edwa d..
David Edwards viii tn,e notice that james MURRAY
has filed petition against him, IN the court orcomnou
pleas, of Wood county Ohio asking Judgment again
said David Edwards for twcnty-scyru G2-lOO dollars
with interest since May > 1862 aud that unless he an
swer or deniur TO said petition by the 7 day Nov,n,
berAD 1857 jndgmcnt will ut the ensuing terrof court
thereafter be taken according the payer of tho poti-
ton. JA(IES NIRRAY
September 10, lsi7-lSw-$-
Sale of Real Eptatc by Order Of Court
IN the 10th day oftctobrr, 1851, 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
- at I'll" door OF the Court House in the County OF
Wood state Of Ohio, will he sold the highest bidder
tne following real estate, the property of Watson
Watkins deceased to wit:
SITUATE in the County Of Wood and State of Ohio,
ana known as the east half of The north west uuarter
OF section No. eleven, Township seven north range
twelve cast containing 80 ceres of land more of less
elng tue same land conveyed by Solomon Phillips to
Nehemiah Allen and by the said Allen and wife TO the
sald watson Watkins deceased Appraised value eight
hundred dollars. Terms of sale---cash in hand.
GEORGE WATKINS, Administrator
Sep ember, 10, I351-lSwGS3.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-10
Chas. w. Hill. Esd,

Our candidate for Senator, is too well known to
The people of Wood county to require any extend,
ed notice at our hands. As lawyer, he stands
high as friend to education, no man in the North
West has done so much he; as citizen, neigh
bor and friend, he is entirely above reproach.--
That he will make a Senator of whom the North
West will have reason to be proud even our op.
ponents concede that he will be triumphantly
elected, is beyond all doubt.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-10

~ The Locofoco5 have been growing like reg
ular Shanghais over the conversion of the Mayor
of Groveport, Franklin county, to modern slavery
blood-nuundisln. That he is a dt subject to catch
"niggers," there can be no doubt, after reading the
following extract from speech made by his hon
or. The citizens were discussing the proprioly of
removing gcertain hogpoa nuisaaces f'om their vii
iage, when this new convert to Lycolocoism G.iy-
ored himself rs follows:
"Letme tell yc feller citizens, that pig pens is
benefit 70 a community aud no town kin be healthy
without en-. Olt where wunst lived, in lllinoi,
they had no pig pens, and the people nearly all
died. But a man cum to town and built listil-
ery, and got lots of hogs round it., aud since that
time have not heard OF Il single death ia that
town."