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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17
THE Two adeas OF the Message.

Buchanan's recent message, wiich We issued in
an extra last week, treuied upon two subjects in
which the people arc Interested, to wit the cur.
rcrc; aid Kansas questions. OF his remarks OIL
the lormcr topic W. shalt at present only say IN
the language or tho Nov York Tribune. that
THE Presidents bark, with respect TO the Banks,
j, rather loud, but there is Sno bite behind it. He
rails and omagns but his propositions of reform are
most lnmb-lite."
That part which relates to Kansas is most inter
esting TO the country, and the position Of the
President is by it settled beyond oil doubt. He
rc-atlirns the new doctrine, expressed III hls Sill
man letter, that slavery is not an institution which
can only exist by positive enactment, and declares
that il is acknowledged by the constitution of tho
United States and therefore exits where not prohib-
itcd by positive law consequently he sail, in his
,lctcr to Prof SilIiman, that slavery existed in
Kansas under the constitution Of the United
States and could only be prohibited by State
law. It is well known to every intelligent reaier,
that until the nmous Dred Scott decision, the OPP
po-itc opinion has been universally held, by men
OF all parties Yet this step was necessary to Sc
cure the the triumph OF the Slave Power IN hafi-
sas, a"d old principles must be ignored aud new
ones adopted 10 meet the cXigcncieS of the case
lew OF the party leaders do not readily acquiesce
inthlsncw doctrine, but they will either be whipped
into the party traces or kicked out Of the ranks
The disposition to admit Kansas as State un'
der her slavery constitution, is also causing many
members of the party 10 trembe for its fate.-
One prominent leader in this place, after reading
the message sOid, Buchanan may take the
party TO HI, but Ill be ID if will 60 whit
Many pro-s!aycry papers in the North regard thu
movement us ruinous to the party, and are bold t(
declare their conviction. In principle tncy don
oppose it, policy is what they arc after.
Tue doctrine that slavery is the rule and free
dom the exception, was charged upon the demo
cratic party during the last presidential campaign
unl was then stouty denied. What can the.
now suy What other construction can they pu
upon The language of the message
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17

ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the owners of the fol-
Y lowing lands In Plain township, Wood county, . I,
viz or the vest halves OF sections 20 81 and 49, and
OF the cast halves OF sections Is 80 and 81 and Of the
following lands in Liberty township, viz of the weS
halves OF sections D. and H. and Of the east halves
of sections g. and Is that by order Of the commits
siOners Of sail county the viewers will meet ai.the
house Of Jonathan SasJery lhe 27th da1 of Janu-
ary 1858, to view and lay out road commencing NJ
the southeast corner of section H. in Liberty town
ship and running north on section lines 70 the north
east of section b in Plain township, aud there
terminate also part of a county road commencing
at the nur-wts A. corner Of eat half Of north etsl
quarter of section 30 in Plain township thence south
Otscgo and llaskusyillc road and there terminate
and 10 yacate the -asknsyllie road bet Yeen
the west line of half of north east quarter of sec
ton 20 in Plain township, and the west line OF the
northwest Ia of section II IN same township, as soor
as the other roads oPcned and IA passable cond
ton
nerculNcr ~. lssr.-alwlSa.On
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I,mes nnri,,n V. MilIi1m Enreu et. al

james DurbIn vs.. william Furey ct. al.
ID virtue of order OF sale to directed and de-
ID iiycrcl from the court of Common Pleas Of Wood
county Ohio will sell public auction at the door
of the court house. IN Perry sburg in said county, on
Monday, the ilth day Of January A. d. 1883 between
the hours of and 2 r. ~, the following described
real estate, to wit: Road tract No CD OF the Mau-
NEE < Western Reserve Road lands containing 81
acres, more or less. c. W. NOTION, Sheriff.
ASHER Cook, Atty. TUec. 10 ls57--3IwjS2 40.
NrOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN that a. my wifo
- Phehc Niemuu has lrii my bed and board without
any just proyucatiJn, forbid all persona
harbOring or trusting her on my account as will pay
no debts OF her contracting. WILLIAM NIEMAN.
Pembgrvi!lc. Dec. TO- lSI7-8IyIt
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PRoGREssivE DEMocaACY.-The Washington In
ion of the 18th proclaims the doctrine "a an art-
Gle in the democratic creed the constitutional right
of the STAKEHOLDER to remove with his slaves to any
FREE STATE and hold them there The first great
aggression upon the north was tie repeal Of the
Missouri compromise. Next came the Dred Scott
decision; then the Buchanan letter to Sillman de-
cluring that the constitution carries slavery INTO all
territories of the United State. Now we have tho
fourth step in this down hill road to de7potisin
that the constitution oycrriles state rights and
carries slavery into all the States s.! Louis Dem
ocrdt.
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Our friend Of the Ciermout Courier caves
on The beet question. Whotdo you say on tur-
nips Mr.. Courier. PerrysLDrg Journal.
Well. we will let ou Weod county friend
roar on his Vegetables. but should he incline TO
pitch into the animal kiugdon. we'll Try his
bottom then. Did you ever hear o! the Ctermoni
snake. thirty feet long, and large round as a
barrel ? Think Of that Master Brook. ."-Clsr-
mont Courier
We give it up on the snake question. We
have no snakes here except occasionally "snnkes
in the boots" and y-, It's strange that we even
have these, for oar doggery keepers never sell
anything bearing stronger label than pure
cider vinegar"
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f3- The Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune, writing unler date O the
sh lust, says
The remarks of Mr.. Douglas in the Senate to-
day are almost universally cOsdered decisive Of
his ultimate secession from the Administration
mud from the South. The Southern Senators,
Mason and Davis, plainly showed that they so
considered it, BY their tunn and manner. a
Southern S'nator congratulated General Wilson
on the accession Of Mr.. Douglas to the Repub-
lican party You have got rev leader, who
will lead you to the devil as he has lead us
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SheriT,s Sale.


Lewis Bose, ys. William Crom ct nj.
Df virtue ofa1 orlcr Of sale, to me directed and
ID delivered from tE CDait o;cDunpu pleas ofWood
county Ohio. in the above cause will offer for sale
Vt public auction Saturday the 2Gt day of fDecem-
bor, 1851, between the hours of and 2oclOck =. N
at the door of the court house in Porrysburg in said
county the following described lands and tencments
to wit: All the title and interest which said William
CrUm mortgaged to said Lewis EOse, to secure the
payment Of the purchase money thereof; the south
west quarter Of section one, in township five north of
range ne east; and the northwest quarter Of the
same section, in Wood county, Ohio.
AsuBR CooE, Atty. C. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
November 10. lSJT-12W5syGs
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zs- Secretary Stanton, who is the acting

z-3> S.crct,ry Stanton, who is the acting
Governor during Walkers absence, sent his
rcsignl,ion to ,h. President; but the course
pufsuel By The administration towards Gov.
Walker induced lin to r1quest its withdrawal
stating as reason that he was willing to stand
OF fall with The Governor. His recent steps, how
eyer, in converting the territorial Legislature
has induced DuchOnan to refuse his request tc
Withdraw his resignation, and Gen DenYers is
appointed aud confirmed to succeed him.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17

"OH BLooDIEsT PICrURE IN THE Book OF Tine
The destruction of adipose porcine animals
in tn. Queen Ciuy about these days is proIig-
ious. Oceans OF blood flow dowu Deer Creek
and mnge ther crimson hues with he muddy
slime of a rising river. Attn Cincinati Slaughter
house alone no lss than thirty thousand one hun
dred aud scpcnty:fUe fat, corn fed hogs, chiefly
from Kentucky and Indiana. have been slaugh-
tired in seventeen working days That's just
1913 hogs per diem Great times for the poor
who like ri bs and tender loins Gin Commercial
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ANOTHER Blow AT FREE KANsAs.-The U. S.
land office has been removed from Doniphan TO
kickapo0. The former place has the nisior.
tune, in administration eyes, to be free state
town, whilst the latter is notorious for its pro.
slavery frauds. This removal is pay in hand
from Mr.. Buchanan for the spurious votes cast
there al the last election. 1t is evidently deter
mined at head quarters that Kansas shall b. d
slave stale, il executive patronage aud the con
troll of the luni syst m can effect it.-Missour
Democrat
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QUAINT SlMrLE.-An Eastern or,tor speaking
of the education OF young misses at boarding
schools, says:
Besides this, there is The piano. where the
fingers compelled t.. travel more in one day
than the feet do in one term: aud the mind must
be kept on stretch over spider tracked music
till the reason reels and the brain swims, and the
notes on the page Osfurc her carry no more idea
to the mind than 50 many tadpoles trying to
climb overa barred rail fence"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17

A cotempornry says: There is man up in
the country, who always pays for his paper in
advance. He has never had sick day in his
life--never had any corns or toothache--his po-
tatoes never rot--the weevil never ate his wheat
the frost never killed his corn or beans--his
babies never cry in the night, aud his wife new
er scolds"
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
DITCH NOTICE,

A Ii persons interested in the following lands will
n take notice thatt Trustees of Liberty and plain
townships will meet at the house L. H. Cass in Liberty
township, on Saturday, January l6, 1855 at 10 A. M
for the purpose of laying ont and establishing ditch
or water course to be an outlet for said lands Com
nencng at the southeast corner of section three
township four, range ten, thence running east on n,
near the section line, to the southwest corner of ,bs
south east quarter of section one, township four
ten thence TO the south and east near the site
of the present ditch to the Portage river in section
twe ~NN'O"
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PRoPERrY.-Property left child may soon
b. lost; but the inheritence of virtue, good
name, an unblemished reputation, will abide for,
ever. If those who are tuIing for wealth to
leave their chidren, woul but take half the
pains to secure for them virtuous habits, how
much more seryiceubs woyld they be- The lar,
grst property may be wrest=d from q child, but
virtue will stand by him to the last.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17

az- The new Hall for the House of Reprcsen-
tatives, at Washington is lighted by twelve hun
dred and sixty gas burners, located in forty-fyc
open squares in the ceiling They can all be light
ed in the space of twenty seconds. By using the
curved carriers in the squarcsthc light may be in
creased one-fourth. The whole number OF jets
employed in the lighting is forty-fve thousand.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17

The R.v. Edward Winthrop has received and
accepted unanimous call to the Rectorship ot
St. Pau's Church, Maumee Guy, St. Johns
Church, Napoleon, and Grace Church, Defiance
and has entered on his duties
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17

LAwYERs When Peter the Great was in
England, he expressed desire To visit the Old
b Biil,y and witness criminal trial. Seeing a
large number of gentlemen with p,w ler'd wi 8
and silk gowns the Car asked his interpreter
who they wer', Lawyers" was the reply
Lawyers? Ny God | have only two in all
my dom n ons, sni intrn to hang oac of them
us soon as q, home"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17

B. Gratz Brown, editor of The 81, Louis
Democrat aud one Of the pluckiest and most wide
awake editors in the United States, has been pre-
sented with magnificent gold watch by the
mechanics and manufacturers of st. Louis.
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eg- We have gained some important inrorma

eS- We have gained some important informa-
ton respecting the distribution of those iraudu-
leu, tickets in Montgomery township. Does the
Democrat want more exposes on that point p
Between Anti-Clique Democrat and the progress
sye development of Gacts which attend inyestiga-
tion the innocent clique arc getting Into quar-
tiers where they will tini themsclv cs subject to
the mercy of their opponents.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17

Mr. Clifford, of Mlin", was Yesterday nominn-
ted TO the Senate to succeed Judgr Curtis on the
bench of the Supreme Court. 1t is altogether a
partisan appointment. The new Judge will
never dissent from any decision that it may
Tribune.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17

a.3> On the OH inst, the House OF Represen-
tativcs elected James B. Steedman Printer. The
Office is said to Yield such men as S'eedman about
S5O0OCO. We learn that lie and his partners
lave already been offered a quarter of a million
for their job. Letting out jobs at such enormous
rercs are decidedly democratic On the receipt
of intelligence Of S,eodmau's election at Toledo
some Of The " Dead Rabbits got out the big gun
und Gred it several times in front Of the Genera'
IesideJ.,-.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17

.a9- Hon. L. d. Campbell, Irom somo unex-
planned reason, did not vote Tor the Republican
nominee for Speaker of the House. It was his
factious disposition that came near defeating the
election of Banks to that Office two years ago.
1t is but poor ambition which only seeks to be
AN off nYn
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17

FIRE IN THE CHIMSEr.-In cases of fire in
the chimneys, it is an excellent plan to put
salt on the fire in the CRATE below, as it acts
chemically on the fl ,ming SCOT above. This
has been found to extinguish the fire in a
short time, and deserves to be more generally
known
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tn: Washington correspondent of Tn,
South SAYS;
ut was spectacle, as it struck your cores
pondent more curious than agreeable the ad-
inimis,ralion Of the oath OF office TO the disIin-
gushrd Caroinion by that hoary- y-hcaded trait r,
Giddings Of Ohio, who, as the oldeS; member
Of The Houa', pc,furned this Office for the Spe.k-
en- The yellow lided old AOoltiouist, with his
vulgar, sensual face and his broad huumch-s,
looled luslier than ever aud likely to last the
session through without any more dramatic
swooniugs on he floor, uulrss some one should
undertake. to Suuaeriss tue old wretch"
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.
nN the 10th da, of January \. D. 1853, between the
" hours of 10 clock in the forenoon and o'clock IN
the afternoon of said day at the late residence of Dsn
Frck Sr. deceased. on the premises will be sold to
the highest bidder the following real e'tate the prop
erty of Daniel Frck, ST., deceased TO wt The south
west quarter OF section number 2G in township num-
Der north range number 10 containing 100 acres
OF land mere or less. Appraised ut $4,000.
Terms of Sale 0nc-third in had the day vt sale
one third in one year; the balance in Years from
the day OF SALE The deferred payments to be secured
BY mortgage the premises and to bear interest at the
rate of six per cent. per annum.
J0nN BRAND, Administrator
Of Daniel + rick, deceased.
nnramhnr IL SiI=G2H 2HiSl 90
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Howard Association
PHI LAD E l. z H "A.



Diseases.
TsNO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
i as SpernatorrhHa, Seminal Weakness, Impotence,
GOnorrhaa, Gisef, SPhitis, tie Wee Of Otanism, or
Self abuse, DC, DC,
The HJpc1rd dissertation, in view of the awful de-
struction of human life cGused by Sexual diseases
and the deception praGticcd upon the unfortunate vic
tins of such diseases by Quack several years ago d-
rccted their Consulting Surgeon, "a CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name, to op n Dyspensary for
tn of this class Of dis ases in all their forms,
mud to give Meicai Aid GrdtIs, to all who apply b.
letter. with a description of their condition, (age,
cupaton, habits of life &c) and in OF extreme
poverty to Furnish Hsaica,e Free oC Charge. 1t is
needless add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age aud will furnish the
most approved modern treatment
The Directors. reviow Of the past, feel assured
that their labors in this sphere Of benevolent effrt.
have been of great benefit to the afflicted especially to
the young and they have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed zeal, to this very important but much
despissd cause.
Just published by the Association, Report on SPer.
matorrhGa, or Seminal Weakness. the Vice of Oman
ISM Masurbation or Self Abuse and other Diseases
the Sexual Organs by the Consulting Surgeon, which
will be sent by mail, (iu sealed letter euvelope Free
eff Charge on the receipt Of STAMPS for postage
Address for report treatment Dr. George r. Cal
houn, Consulting Surgeon Howard Assc citation, No
2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
BY order of tho Directors.
EZRA ID. HARfWELl, Prest.
! Gro, FAIRCHILD Secretary.
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FREE SPEECH John Underwood, of Prince
William County, Virginia, has been found
guilty of " uttering and m 'intaiuing that own
ers have no right of property in their slaves"
and fined S3ls.50.
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A FAIR HrT.-The Washing OF correspondent
of the Philadelphia North American saws:

When Governor Walker was congratulated
for having returned 10 land of civil;z,tion,
he Significantly replied that the congratulation
might b, qualified ,orif civilization was identified
with the blessings OF seil-govcrnment, he found
that better appreciated in Kansas than i'll Wash
lngiun.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17

About one year ago, the United Stutes
Treasury had surplus of funds on hand amount
ing to about 2IO,OOOOOO. Now the Treasury is
empty, pnl the Secretary asks authority for is
sum- notes TO the amount of 800 000000
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sA- Vaandigham, the gentleman who is con
,esting te right Of Hon. f.. d CtnpbeIl to seat
in the lower House oi Congress is reported to be
10 Administration domocrut. lle viii therefore
be likely 10 yet bis seat.
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ns-Lieut. Randolph, the officer who pulled
Gen Jackson'S nose in public when he was pres
dent, has been appointed by President Buchanan
superintendent OF the arsenal at Washington
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DANKING NOTICE. al he PEHRNsBrEG BANK
Dis now ope II and prepared TO discount short bus-
ness paper buy and sell old Silver and Eastern Tx
change and transact other business in their llne--
j. 5. NORTON, Cashier.
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ysJ- With characteristic blindness and folly,
the mongrc clique have charged the writing Of
the articles which have appeared in this paper,
over the signature Of " AnIi-Cl1ue Democrat" to
person who is as ignoran. OF their authorship as
IRE the controllers of the Democrat, and personal
abuse, apparently their only weapon, is rosorted
to- evidently with the hope of utterly annihilating
the supposed foe to certain "ring masters" They
would do well to carefully read the fable of the
/" Viper and the File" The confusion and con-
sternation produced by Anti Clique Democrats
shots, show the precision Of their ain and the
weakness of the file leaders, whose loud wailings
but encourage their adversary to more daring
deeds in his be,ieging operations Distance may
lend enchantment TO the view, but the battle Us
seen from our position, presents most singulary
interesting spectacle. The clique are greatly mis-.
taken if they suppose there is but one Anti-CIiquC
Democrat in W ood County. We could refer then
to several, who glory in this significant cognomen
in our own town.
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For Sale.

largo quantity of land in Wood county, and
number of town lots in PeIrys1urg Persons desirin
to purchase are requested to apply soon.
August 6, ls57-l3a JAMES MURRAY
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FARM FOR SALE.

TINHE farm known the Battles farm in "ashinsto
township, 40 acres, 80 acres well improved Soo1
house nnd barn valuable orchard well, &c., &c, will
be sold very low for cash. time if secured also IN
connection Il ore With 80 Of school land lying 80
rods distant, all excellent qualify otland coh'enet 10
mills schools &c s. JEFFERSON, Agent
Nov IsS7 For John Battles,
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ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given tiata petition will be pre-
y sented to the commissioners Of Wood County.
Ohio, at their next March session, asking for view
survey and location of county road commencing at
tho north east Of CtiDn sixteen, town five
north, OF range twelve east, thence due south or
the section line between sections fifteen and six
teen till it ntersegts the river road the north side
of the soath braac. OF Portage river and there ter
inmate. MANY PETITIONERS.
Pemberville, Dee. Sd, lsj7-30wi+
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CownrdIy and Indicative.

chanan in removing Secretary Stanton, Douglas did
not dare to vote but left the Senate chamber. We
rcgard such action as extremely cowardly and
wanting in honest principle 1t indicate, to our
mind fear of losing caste with the South, which
will prove quite sufficient TO cause the Little Gi-
ant to repent in sack cloth and ashes, for the Of
fence which he has committed against slavery
by bis recent untagonism to the proslayery policy
Of the administration. 1t will require some bold
stroke for the slave power to reinstatc him III the
party, and he is competent to pay the price.
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Hnlproycd Farm FOR sale.

TINEE Subscriber has good improved farm for SALE
I situated three miles from Perrysburg on the Wss-
tern Resrve and Maumcc road There are seventy
under good cultivation, orchard Of two hundred
reasonable with but small portion down.
July 30. lSj7-l2tf ASHER COOK.