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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-06-11
''UTinneII ENpcuitIUn.7' and tsArCtiC
EXploratiOns.''
NOW READY.
Arctic Adventure.
By SEA AND LAND,
From, tie Earliest Date to tie last Expedition
in search Of Sir John Franklin.

d Ola AND LAHDt
From tie Ear1ies, Date to tie last Expedition
in search Of Sir John FrdnI2in
WITH MiPS AND ENGRITJNGS.
EDITED nv ErEs SARGENr.
In Ono Elegant Volume. Emo SIPS.
This work contains clear and comprehensive
narrative of Arctic adventure and discovery from
the earliest recorded date 70 the kane and Hart,ein
exp 'ditiOus. nd the restoration OF the Resuute
1t has the fascinating interest of novel peciaiy
III portion giving an account Of the several cX-
e liIions in search of Sir John franklin.
The recent publication, in England, of Lieut..
enant Osborn's Narrative of M'Clure's important
expedition, and tho
DISCOVERY OF a NORTH WESTPASSAGE,
has enabled the editor to give the pith aud sub
stance Of that work, which is not yet biishcd
in thc country.
The various Voyages Of Baren;z. Hudson, Baf.
fin, Behring, Won Wmngell, Cook, Ross, Duchan,
Franklin, Harry Lyon, Beeohey Scoresby, ,Clavcr.
ing, Back, kellett, Austin, De Haven, Kennedy,
lngleheld, Collinson, Kane, Belcher, and many
others. are presei ted in animated style, (no incl
dentof interest being omitted,) and illustrated
with
Good Maps and fine Engravings.
Add to this, full account of
The Different Land Expeditions
OF Franklin, Back Rae, Simpson and Dease, Rich
ardson. and others, and some idea may be formed
of the richness of the material and the attractive
ness of the work. Some of the wood d-cuts are from
designs by DR.. Kane.
Its volume which every intelligent American
will desire to place in his library, it gives in
compact form informant IN in regard to the North
ern regions Of our continent, scattered through
scores of expensive volumes, many of them not yet
republished in his country. 1t is entirely new
book, thoroughly prepared.
Notthe least interesting portion of the book is an
account by DR.. Kane's brother, u. X Kane Esq }
who accompanied Capt. HartsteiG, of the voyage
of relief, and the meeting with DR.. Kane and his
Ey- Agents will find the book one of the
most desirable Of the day for canvassing.
500 AGENTS WANTED
To canvass for this and many other valu-
able works, on which splendid income can
be realized
All orders will be promptly attended to.
when addressed to
ADERSON, BURR IL Co.
Publishers and Booksellers, Toledo, o.
April 8, 1857.
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~ Messrs. s. d Westcott and J. S. Norton
were elected members Of the Board of Education
on Friday evening last Tho meeting was tie
largest ever held, we understand, about one
hundred and fifty votes being cast The Boards
report showed that the expenses for the cur
rent year would exceed their receipts from all
sources $7l.9l. This is favorable showing when
we consider that they had to incur the unusual ex-
pense of painting the house. fence &c, which
amounted to over 1925 A the close of the pres.
ent school term, the Board will therefore be owing
GjO6l7; their indebtedness at the commcnceme t
of the current year being S33l.36. All things con-
sidered, we do not think the economy of the Boarl
could be greatly improved, They have found it
to pay teachers mora than has hitherto
been customary, and so ne may think they have
paid too much. Be this as it may how could
they avoid it Did not our neighbors in
Maumee find it difficult TO secure a compe-
tent Superintendent at all And did they not sus-
pend their High School for several months last
summer before they could secure the services
of competent and acceptable principal p
Would our Board not have hazarded too much
by refusing to advance the wages of their teach
erS These are questions which they hal to con-
'ideri and we do not doub, but they acted wisely
in pursuing the course they did. We thinl, the
annual reports Of the Board should be published
The expense would not exceed five dollars, AMI
there could then be no room for repatotition oil
The war of words which has cost us some money
and the dsputants some not very pleasant emo
tons.
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CO The people Of the State Of Connecticut
arc calling upon tha Legislature to take meas
ures to prevent their Shad Fisheries from be-
coming entirely destroyed. They are becoming
less every year.
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NOTICE is horshy given hn, the trustees of Portage
! Us'Hn Wood county. Ohio. will meet at tho
house OF William Johnston. the 2Dth day of June
10 iOclt ditci commencing the cross road north
side 0 section 20 and running southwest through
tious AMI ~, iHerssCt Ieamans creek and levy
the lands benefited thereby.
Iuua 8. lN1T-l,VHSI.
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GRAND CELEBRATION
Of The Slst An1iursry Of The Independence of tie
Uitsd stIies If .im.rira
TO BE HELD AT
Portage, Wood County, Ohio,

TIE FOURTH OF JULY, A, D. 1857.
The citizens of Portage take great pleasure in
announcing to the citizens Of Wood, and the sur
rounding counties, that grand celebration Of the
glorious FOURTH is to be held ut the above place
on the coming ltA, and cordially solicit the pat
ronage, and extend the hand Of friendship to all
sood and patriotic citizens of America, in whose
breasts beat hearts overlooking with pme, patriot
ic, American sentmentsand who wish to iusill in
to the hearts Of the rising generation the principles
Of their mighty government, and the object Of
the anniversary Of that glorious day that told the
destiny Of this great nation, and broke the first
link Of despousm, and bound together in one solid
baud of perpetuity, the patriotic States of this
Commonwealth and formed Il union us firm as the
Rocks of Gibraltar and as inJissoubc as the works
of the Supreme.
We luther state that ample preparations are be-
ing made for the accommodation Of all who may
join us. A public dinner will be set in beauti-
iu grove, public speaking, Music, and other en-
tertainmentl may be expected, and q happy time
is anticipated.
COMMITTEE OF ARRRANGEIENFs,
John Dewitt, Irwin Goodrich,
Samuel Johnson, Lewis D!enst,
John II. Harrison
COMMITTEES oy PUBLIc spEARING.
Jacob Dautlerman n, H. Besalson
John Elder,
COMMITTEE oS MUSIC.
J. L. Roller Isaac y. Vangorlcr
II. IIlslini
orrrcEps or ruaD.Y.
Grand Marshall. Haskins,
! Deputy Marahal-John Goodrich.
Second Assistant Marshoi--Dmcl Housoly
PEACE OFFICERS.
Elisha Prescott, Dr. Eoscs
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june I, l3j7-lwi$213
nistrator'S sale OF Real estate.

= -iHIIII'II7IT TFtI''l = .'fltU VI Hkt'tI IaSIHIUs
DY virtue of order of the probate of Seneca
ID county, Ohio shall the 9th day of June "A. H..
1851. at o'clock p. NJ, the door of the house
in the city of Tiln. in said county OF Seneca sell to
the highest bidder the following real estate the prop
ery OF George d. Bennett, late deceased wit: the
northwest quarter of the north quarter of section
30. in township north in range H. in the county Of
Wood. and state of Ohio, free and unincumbered by
DOVER or other charge. Appraised at $500.
Terms of sule--One- third Of the purchase money
cash in hand day of sale third in year, and
the balance in years thereafter with interest.
EDWIN BENNET. Administrator
On the Estate OF George ID. Bennett deceased.
juno 1, l.27-twI%
NOTICE il hereby given TINT the subscriber has
y been appointed and qualified ns Administrator r
the estate Of Robert H. Kelley, late of Perrysburg
township, WOSd county, Ohio.
JOHN BATES, Administrator.
June I. lSj7-iw3t
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\ tlltE IS hereby given to Jodidiah Cummings or
the ownogs Of west half northwest OF section 30
Perry township that viewers to view and locate coun-
y road on north line of said land will meet ut tho
house of James Comfy, July II, 1851.
june 1, l-jI-lEt JAMES CONLEY.
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Rond Notice.

w Luther Smith, Jennings and Burns Josenh p ca
4 tey aid Henry Harvey or the owners of tbo
horelst quarter of section 2O the south west quar-
TER west half southeast quarter and west half north
east quarter section H. all in township uumber n 8
reserve. Notice is hereby given that viewers will
meet at the house Of David Davenport July Ttb A D.
in1'' to view locate and survey county road, touch
ing on said road lands. JOHN REJTIJER wv"
Perrysburg. June 1, 1s57-iwl+ Petitioner.
NOTICE is hereby given to the nonresident own
efs otthc following described lands to wit: west
hai southeast quarter east half southwest quarter
section u, township morrill, range 10 east: sontb.wcst
quarter southeast quarter, section 80, township g
north range east; northeast quarter orthwestauar
yer ana northwest quarter northwest quarter section
township north, range east; that the surveyor,
and viewers viii meet at the house of Elliott Warner
m Washington township the 2Tth dav OF June 1887
at 10 O'Clock A. ~ Of said day. for the pursose of sur
NeylnF' viewing and locating county road comrnen-
eng on the Waupaughkonnetta road on the west line
cast nan northeast quarter, section 81 township
orh range 10 east running south to the south line of
SNd section, thence south to the south west corner
northeast quarter, northeast quarter section G. town.
snip D rnge TO- thence east the line Of said section
g. to the southwest corner north half northwest quar-
section . township range lc thence east on the
line of said lot TO the Grand Encainpmcnt road and
also to survey, and view county road commencing
northwest corner north quarter northeast Quarter
section g. township g. range 10; thence west on tho
line of slid section TO the northeast corner section
township 3, range o. thence west the line Of said sec
ton to the blanchard and utscgo free pike.
\ PETITIONER
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MANNTNGE TI IITIE.-l WTNW ; gTtaT TTyaTTU-I-
cal Work: TIE POCKET rs CLL1PIUS or
Every One his own Doctor, BY VIM. Young. NJ. D.
II is written in plain language for the general reader
and is illustrated with upwards of One Hundred En-
cravings. All young married people, or those contcm-
married life should read this book 1t disclose secrets
that every should be acquainted with still it is
book that must be kept locked up and not lie ahoutthc
house II will be sent 10 any on the receipt Of 25
cents Address DR.. WH. YOUNG, l52 Spruce ST.,
above Fourth Phadu.. Pa. March ;. l3j7--ijtf.
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PRINTERS FEsTIvAL.-A very pleasing re-
union OF portion of the Printers of Memphis
took place on Saturday night, the anniversary
of the birth of Benjamin Franklin, at Messrs.
Demperwolf & Gitter's. An excellent supper
had been prepared, aud as the wine circulated,
mirth, jollity aud good humor prevailed. Toast>
were given, not only 10 those living and
amongst Us, but to those whose spirits had de-
parted for better and brighter land, leaving
behind them names 20 be remembered, and
memories TO be loved aud cherished. "The
day we celebrate" was given with three time
three. The Typographical Union, the craft,
and different members Of the Press were toast
ed In turn. Among tie toasts given were the
following, which were drank standing, and the
echo of which found warm response in every
heart present.
ITO the memory of r. J. Yshcey, Sr., one
Of the ablest supporters Of the Press of Mem
phis, and first President of The Memphis Typo
graphical Union. lie has left inpressiOas that
will never dle.n
40 the memory Of J. Watt Smith, Eco,
though departed he is still with US"
AT very late hour the party broke up,
having hFst pissed a resolution that as many
as were theu living. should meet again TOE a
Ike purpose, ou The Ia, day ofJanaary, 1858.
II Was emphAticsily pleasant night with the
Memphis Ners.
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WhoIesome Connssl.

A writer in the Union and american OF
yesterday, over the signature of "ONE OF
A THOUSAND" in recommending Mr.. Lamb
of Memphis, to the democracy of that dis
trict, as a proper candidate for Congress
in the approaching canvass, gives some
salutary advice to the two political parties
in reference to the selection of candidates
for Office, which we cheerfully transfer to
our columns. AS to Mr. Lamb, if dem
ocrat is to be honored in that district, we
have no objection to his being the man.
He made useful member of the Legisla-
ture few years since, and was distinguish
ed for his generous and manly bearing to-
ward his political opponents. We quote
from the article as follows:
You will readily agree with me, that in
view of the present attitude of public affairs,
there never was time when the people should
be more cautious in choosing their public ser
wants; more especially those whose high mis-
sion it is to guard the national veal If both
the parties militant would adopt as an infex-
bic rule, the practice which 10 the PALMER
days Of Virginia, prevailed in that State, of
forcing into public life the reritorinus young
men of the Commonwealth, it would produce
a splendid race of Statesmen who would bring
back our national councils to their ancient
standard of dignity and renOwn, and dissipate
the gloomy augeries which hover like the
storm cloud around our future. 1t is not so
much mere intellect that we need, for of that
commodity there is no great desrth; but it is
intellect combined with unselfsh patriotism,
probty of heart and purity Of morals, without
which mere mental endowment in public
man, is but "a sounding brass and tinklng
cymbal.' AS an humble citizen of the Repub
lic having no afinities with political life and
no private purposes to subserve, but solicitous
for the welfare and jealous of The honor OF
my country, would hail it as public bene-
faction if both of the great parties of the State
of Tennessee would inaugurate in the coming
canvass and adhere TO it hereafter, the policy
/ have indicated, in the selection of those who
are to serve the people in places of high public
trust. With the chivalrous people OF Tonnes
see, to their honor be it spoken, the beau ideal
| have given, is the standard of availability as
well as permanent popularity"
After speaking highly of Mr.. Lambs
intellectual qualifications for public employ
ment, the writer goes on to say of him:
"There is about his whole bearing in public
as well as in private life, a prestige OF pure
morality, which, to the public man, is tower
of strength, and to the people an ample guar
anty that their interests will be guarded with
fidelity and integrity. Such men should be
put forward by the people, under whatsoever
flag they fight. Ia these degenerate times
trustworthy men are much more TO be trusted
than mere promising measures. Give US the
trusty men, ard they win provide the trusty
measures"
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and it is the same thing hs for thou
sands of swine are kilI( u woods, in
splendid porking order, that never tasted corn
or salt. And if any one doubts this being a
cotton country, just let him come over to St.
Francis, Crittenden, or Phillips counties, in the
long days of August, and get up on the fence
under shade tree, and take view Of the ex-
tensive snow-white cotton field and he viii be
convinced of the fact, and the next thing We'll
know he will be over in Arkansas, for the pur-
pose of purchasing large farm, as other men
have done and are doing. III. j. Z.
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R u M O W a T..

THE subscriber takes this method o. nsormiaF his oil
customers lad friends and the public genera ~ that
he removed his Hardware from ci1 saad On
No SO, In the large brick bu1in lately
the South side 81 Broad street keeps
constant hand aud makes order the varions articles
embraced n his line Of basness. lie invites esp chl
tenon % his large assoTtrrent o. CASTING, HOLLOW
WARE BRASS such Mtntie and O. a. Crates, Way
Boxes, Plaw Mods Straw CATER rn-sle ers Corn.
Crushers, An ushers Balcony Work aud Iron FrncnE,
Coeer Mails, Kettles, Brass k ttle Dog Irons, Candle
Si-ks and almost endiets variety n other articles
ian29-u ANDREW ANDERSON.
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pR. RUFUS u. JOHNsoN.
AND AURIsT, OF MEMPHIS. rENNE,sEE

EOStlAsl AM AIhlai' " hhsitnA7, ttNNh'HEh,
AATILL visit Nashville and be found A. the CITY Hotel
w eatuE ay the i0h January, 70 remain few days nd
give atten0n 70 al diseases Of me I've and Earosra.
lions, the adaptation q Artiaciai 3, es, &c. &c.
ifs Ear Lamp curious a. struent 3r detectiz the "a
5 diseases q the Ear, - throwing stream ~ pure
gat asfar into the Ear the Drum Tyupanum We n
bTaoe raahes him % deermine he snd u disease sxlag
aud rcst it si1ces flliy.
Hs Krt ieai Fcs fr0n ths Msnnfset0ry % " Bo.
sounrter % Paris, which took the priae tnela a. the
Worlds EXhibItou, L0nd0n.
Dr. braRs t-sdHonias ard letters Of reference from
Physicians aud ciiaens o. Memphis, which desire. al
prrusr. dsceg-dfw
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p a O. I' s.
PERPETUAL LIME KILN.

T'HI' KILN will burn four hundred bushels OF inc
Stone tv hch If good stone, equal to thou and
bushels Of lcked Tei in twenty four hours, with four
cords Of wood and is perpetual in its operation the lime
being avn in three TO SIX hours r the base and
rcpensh ed at the top OF u cupoa. is is but the
binary every day capaciy the KIN has been abuni
auty demonstrated by those already IN opera ion. II
also makes much bette lime than that burned in the or
dina way, all the stone being perfectly burned.
Anv number OF re liable CERTIFICATES to tie capacity OF
he Kiln, nd any other Information in rrfsrercs to it,
will he she'd application ~ letter or Otherwise, TO
the subscriber who Is agent for the sale o rights and put
ting up Kins IN the State Of Tennessee
j. A. RICHARDSON.
McNippv.Ua Ian Q6 1kST iarS0-dkWqm
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tE~ The NasiouAi IaieilgsHesr states tia,
smoagst che bills which have passed tie sensts
without opposition was one to do tardy iastiee to
sbs late General Nathan fosnson, Zoe oas Of The
many asss Of sslansry perforated By him during
lhe 1AE Of 1915. OF the beneaeiariss uadsr the
oil. 10 very apan amount there Is bus single
surviving member Of Touusons artillery eompany. q
eo9pany thrice est 70 peiees In eonhles upon the
Canada froasisF, and as often rsnovaied sader iss
Distinguished commander
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NAVE for sale, privately, one Of the aost desirable
4 BUILDING LOTS in the city o. Nashville, a. the
PJs Avenue ontinz 80 set Church street aud
ming TEX $50 or 100 feet to alley Ths lot joins the rL
dence ~ Nicholson, A1I VIII oss "a At bargain For
particulars call 0l me. L. X. GLASCUCh,
Ar.v
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NEGROES FOR SALE


HAVE large number OF No ROEs Tor sale ard among
them very Vslu be nrst-rate BlacE'ith
also Stone Mason and al Carpcuters some OF Iaess
Negroes caanot be sold 10 leave the country
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- | HAVE for rent two comfortable Dwelling "a
E,I a the Oh irlote Pike, about = ale f'om The q
sss.A Square One house has six with ktch- g.
ca and servants rooms stA3es SC, and ~ acres OF
gtound The othe-isa small house With rooms, end
3 acres OF ground. Imme iiae esi1n gwen. Apply
10 isn22 g. NJ STEWART Al broadway.
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Sale OF Real Estate.

O. WILL be sold on SATURDAY,, FEBRUARY Il,
SIN 1877 valuable piece % ground situated on CHBAa
A-s -TasEr, opposite the sEWAsHH COAL DtPor, vlth
inp. ovemsnts.
Said property i 10 be sold for the puposs 81 making
division among he h-irs ~ Bent. g. Ap'er, deed.
TERN+.-Ons third cash; Ne balance on one and tive
year, time
Jan IA SD JE0. CABLFR
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FI'Ia uadrrisnsi sshirs % assS's sis ss hs
4tn o1sfs this Yeia4hs pseFs fJf sals. sp9a FsFy
hFcrlh,e f-sns
fagei - ARD hrse ~ kaancFs co 81 str ~ l.
ne ~, 4a1 EVER hiag ssnirFe1 ia ne possible
marneF ~ nTcAleEcs.
O. paia e iec ~ ssssd being ssh1 y yass
q ~ taHfe4f, - a - ua SAshFs and - 3ee ~ rs
feti zee 9n - Mtia= frnasssse. PEI 80 Sian HS
81 f1f u fe-fsr fly taTiicd caii aed sx1nt1r-
81 ao -si az res iracr sih ne Mis-, g. sire ssn.sh
nes ana a. rsts erofs cry ltaFe aso tss % tasse Ne
Nj -fsans ana zgonsi sf sa,s. -.
a144-8m JNo tiLL
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C)LDRIDGES ANCIENT MARINER, Illustrated The
Rime ofthe Ancient Mariner. ballad Poem in Seven
Parts. By T. idrdge Beautifully emhellsled after
designs by Blrket Foster and other eminent artists
1aea' vol s4aaresyO 10 fns cloth gilt, in
rocco extra.