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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-26
FEVER AND AGUE,
AND
ALL FORMS CT BILIOUS DISEASE,
SAFELY AND SURELY,

SAFELY AND SURELY.
There are some cases where the system is so full of
Disease that nothing but thorough turning over will
do any good and in these cases. this Remedy proceeds
do it-in such cases nauscn is Produced lin the
common doseJ but persons can avoid this by doing
the whole slower and taking small doses and longer
time 10 cure.
In some cases. where the Liver is torpid the patient
viii have one or two Calls after commencing the Med
icnc; but as soon the Pills fairly taken up by
the stomach, aud the system Is under its influence the
Chill. must stop. In any where 1t il desired
stop sickness ii the stomach, that is produced by
these Agae Pills, dose or two ofPeppernint Essence
will relieve.
Look for your appetite after being cured by these
Pills or you will Oycr-eat
one bottle will break the Ague upon four grown
persons, but to fairly should all be taken by
We wuu'd also call your attention to the
EXCELSIOR EYE BALM,
For 1si Diseases Of the Eye on EyciI;i,
UPON PERSONS ORHORSES,
lniamnatiOns, Films, Ulccrations Weak Sight, and
all forms Of Diseased Eyes are cured so rapidly that
where best known ii is considered almost
MAGICAL
in its healing influence, \ Physician from Indiana
wrtes:-
Your Medicine has given perfect and entire salts,
faction in every casc.n
ono Drug store that has sold the past season. over
EIGHT HUNDRED BOTTLES,
SAYS IL did not Ii! in single Instance.
An old Horse Jockey who has banded horses all
III your Eye Balm with lilc Bleeding and Plis-
licking where the system is too full viii not cure they
mag give up the Eye
| one LADY, who had been deprived of sigh; in one
| Eye by Film over it for six years says:-
! After dirty Physicians had prescribed, without
any good done me, your l!edicine is performing Il
| cure.
Candidly and honestly will you deprive yourself of
! good remedies because some, would be, wise ones,
cry out Quackery-or will you try one bottle or one
| box of our
| FAMILY MEDICINES,
| and he healed OF your Diseases. We do not put up
our Eye Balm for anything hut Sore Eyes and Eye
Iids but il you lave ii in the Eausc. yuu need not
suffer with Sore uuth or Ulcers upon any part of the
body for it is so healing to all ouch suces, ihati will
CURE THEN QUICKER
than anything else. Apply it, if you wish, with quill
feather, TO the once twice three times day
4 Us YOU deem it necessary
Il Prepared and Sold Wholesale and Retail, by
A. LANGWORrHX,
FINDLAY, OHIO
Sold by l.. MOREuOUSE, WRtcrvillc PECE 4 IIAMlL
roS. Pcrryslurg; LEVI TAYLOR, T0yloGtown; and II
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-26
DISEASE vANaUIsuED
By DR.. Ro6aek's Scondinav,n Rene

A FTER years ofstuty,
Aanalysis an andexperimsst,
MIR Roback, the emminsnt
Swedish Physician succeeded
In producinga medicintfrsn
the mountain herbsof hisns-
tiyeland, which acts directly
upon the causes ofdiseauis
the blood, ,and by restorinttLs
corrupted fountain of life TO
II condition of health and
purity, expels distAse from
the system wherever it may
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-26

For Snlc,
ON the most reasonable terms, the southwest guar
" ter of the north half of section number o. town g.
of range number H. containing so acres; aso that
fractional part Of section number 81 southeast OF he
river in town 6, Of range o. containng So ~
Wood county. Ohio. JAMES MURRATs
September 10, lS5T-lSH ...-.--,z'---
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-26

.'U'
For sale by PECK 4 HAMILTON. Perrvsburp DE-
BumRIrT Muumec; W. & II. HooU. .B0wLiSG GKxrn:
W. II. INsKINs, Portage: LRyI TAYLOR New
Wetfeld; C, LAsKEY & Co., GILrAD: J.. L. Murz.
HOUSE Co.. Waterylc. and for sale by Druggists aud
Dealers in Medicines generally through the country
Drcr nihrr lS. lSiN--21lN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-25

We have the blessed privilege Of entertaining the
view, that no man nor roman is born to ser.
vice for i1s to anv oasie Of the human race, lon
ger than the shackles by which he or she is bound
by human law can be successfully stripped from
the unfortunate limbs.
And most devouily do We delest "the beau
ties Of Squatter Sever signty, as they have deyel
opel their proportions in Kansas and Utah, under
the auspices ofthe present aud preceding admin
i~strations.
All the emenations from the press Of the pres
ent dynasty touching the "higher law doctrine
the odium Of which for base political purposes they
endeaTOto cast upon the Republican fjendsoffrs:-
dom, freedom from The calling yoke Of tyranny,
in all is forms, freedom to all the world from bond
age Of either mind or body, freedom from the pros
tituting forms Of African slavery as now practiced
in America, freedom from that Mormon Polyga.
my, that curses the very earth upon which = is
co%nsummated, as the legitimate Ofspiu~ Of ,ba,
.deceptious self STYLED Demoemticdcctr !. 60,
ter Sovereignty" -
All the small Try arc ie.ning IN the 'hue and
cry against the ReraOli:n party, "higher law "
'higher law pity" &C., for the purpose Of direc-
ting the pubic gaze from their own dirty, rotten
BARKING, that bad no mother to cherish, and no
father to foster it but poor old broken (swOrd)
down Gass.
The Monster issues Of this child Of Cass is sla.
very extension and Mormon Polygamy. And to
escape from the consequences Of this position we
have the "hisher law" doctrine played upon by
those woIthies through all its variations, with an
occasional kick at Brigham Young who p~raciss5
their professions in all the "beauties" Of Sluattel
Sovereignty as applicable to Mormon life. Il
"Squatter Sovereignty" means what its friend,
declare, viz: the night Of the people Of the terri.
tories to adopt such "iashtutiors" as they see fit
then, why object to Mormon Polygamy! Hay,
not The Mormons the same right to heir institu
tions for Domestic Happiness in the territories
asthe Southern STAKEHOLDER has to hold his fellow
man in bondage to do his bidding for lifel It is
said to be a poor mlethat don't work both ways.
If those worthies believe that people ever HiaE
and act for themselves, they must feel conscious Of
their "iuleness" in the estimation Of au intelligent
American citizen.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-25
RANDOM THOUGHTS.

1t is strange to contemplate, nowadays, th'
march ofintoIIoct as eviuced by tho advance in
science and invention when compared will
the plothoric aud matter of fact times Of
our granllatLers (requiscant in place;) the
newest and grandost Of these evidences OF ad
y%lncomeut is doubtless, the projected connecting
link between the old world and the new, by the
electric wirei when children we read with amaze
ment tho wondrou5 account III tho Arabian
Nights" oftho Carpet that conveyed the three
brothers instantanoousIy to any polut they pleased
this our worthy nurses assured US was only a lAole
as indeel it is likely to remain, the laws ofdynas.
tio putting a veto to any such i'm possibility, still
our royerned instructors before alluded to, would
have come to a similar conclusion, had they beer
told ofthe easy transmission Of a message, in the
space ofan hour or two, very nearly over the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-25

The Gaicaso ReHat,T afs lhera S o colorcd
mao in that city U1rnel gisrs, formerly Of Pough-
keepsie, New York. VITO holds a pas port under
the hand Of the Secretary Of State, with The ere7.
zeal Of the nation attached, which declares tua, he
is a citizen Of the Unitel States and guarantees
his protection wherever tho fig Of our Uuion
may float. Mr.. Grey also holds a certificate Of
commentator made in les 5, which is signed b.
Jam es Buchanan, who therein states that Mr..
Grey is a citizen Of the United States.
1t appears from this that Mr.. Buchanan used
to regard negroes as free citizens. Recently BIZ
opinions have undergone a convenient change, and
he endorses the fancy doctrine, making them
mere articles Of merchandise.
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Law Of NeMsnnDers.

l. Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra
~, are considered as wishing TO continue their subscr.p.
tiNn
!. II subscribers order the discontinuarce Of .nelr
pa9ers, {. e sublishet may continue to ssnd them unit
all ArrtArages are paid.
riodicals from the Office to which ttey are directed, they
are held responsible ill they ha, settled the bill, and
Z, iered thea discontinued,
4. If subscribers rcanove to other places without in
forming the publishers, and the papers are sent to the
former erection, they are held responsible.
5. The UO1rts have decided that, refusing to take
papers tom the Oh .se, or removing and leaving then
uealled for, is prima fdcia evidence tintentionaliraud
tN- Postmasters yhouotify a publisher that a news.
paps II aot taIeL from the Office, are required 70 give
the rsa.oE why they are not taken out. (see Post OF
A5s INSTR uctiOns and Laws.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-25
A WORD TO FRIENDS.

On perusing the cab of our county Central
Committee, we discover that they have laid
down no modas operan9i. by which the Town.
ship meetings shall be organized, and their object
Systematically executed. Therefore we suggest,
for the purpose of securing uniformity in the pro.
coedings of those primary meetings, that they shall
first be organized by the selection Of a Chair
man and another to act as Clerk, whose duty it
shall DO to receive the ballots of the Republicans Of
their townships as presented, and enter their
names as at a regular election. After the voting
hours have closed, to count out the votes for the
respective candidates upon a sheet of paper for
that purpose with tho names of the Delegates cho-
sen to represent the townships in County Conyen-
ton, and coytJy the same over The signature oil
the Chairman and Clerk, and hand the same to
one of the three successful Delegates for p%resenta-
ton at the county Convention as the evidence
upon which they act as such Delegates. And by
presenting tho pote Of each township in conyen.
zion with the authority upon which the Dele.
gates net, there can be no dispute as to who is the
.frgt choice of the respective townships. We
here again say we desire that all the candidates
and their friends act wiSely, calmnly, and with q
fun knowledge, that there are rs good men in tie
party to which they belong, as themselves,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-25
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

At a meeting Of the managers Of the Carol
County Agricultural Society, held in this place.
il was resolved to hold the next annual Fair Of tht
Society on its Fair grounds, in CarrolIton, OF
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the 14th, 18Th
and 10Th days Of October, 1857. The regula
tons and premium list, which will be more iber
al than usual. viii be published soon, The meet
ing adjourned to meet on Saturday, September
5th. W. BUTLER,
Carrollton, June cath, 1857. Secretary.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-25
MORMON DEMOCRACY.

The Republican party has frequently been ar
raigncd, Of late, before the bar Of Public opinion
touching its alleged doctrines Of tho Higher law
The friends Of "Squatter Soyorejguy,' who have
advocated with such zeal its application to Kan
sas and her Institutions, are be. inning to see its
a}omii ali ms, the result, offs workings, in Utah
under the Mormon mopstrosilies; and for the pur-
pose Of directing The attention Of the public mind
from the unnatural, aud ~Nonsof' issue Of their
own dogma, afe now trying the "hue and cry
system throughout all the North country, against
the great Republican patty fr tie alleged sa Of
holding to thu higher law l%octfiuc"
Once, for all, We here jepy that tie Republican
party hold to the "hig.Q iew doctrine" MS con
strued by the slave area, extending democracy.-
The GUrisoDiaus We believe, do maintain the
doctrine that when human law sets at naught
what they believe to be tte Divine law, the latter
shall be obeyel aad the former iisregafdcd. And
for the purposes If "prctiepI LIE" We can see no
material diaerecse between the doctrine Of Carl
sonians aud eSquatler Soseieisa Mormon Dem
Ocrais only that e great similarity IN practical
resnks Uitb syne advantage ID favor Of the Gar
r~isonian' Higher lay doei,ia,;
If we uere compelled to choose between the two
we should prefer the society 4 morajty, virtue, and
domestic haPpiaess, to that Of foysamy, slavery
and prostitution With al their eoncoabaats, under
the specioue Democratic doctrine oteSqaatter Sow
evagnty."
Bu. mest fortunately Ne are MOI compelled TO
nsoabl our views tplao ppractieablties Of tue
.4iet,eYt ae do<f4c'' Nilh Gle aeemsei doctrine
Of MoFmos De0d4,ady tsqratbf Sgyereigniy'-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-25
AN ADVANCE STEP.

The 'Nato6ai Democracy Of Texas. at lheil
late Nominating State Convention, heartily indor.
scd the Cincinnati Democratic platform and am
pliied it as fellows:
'Resolvod, That the citizens Of the Southern
States have the indeieasiblo right to carry their
slaves into any Territory belonging to the United
States, aud there to exercise aud enjoy all the
rights Of ownership and property, as freely and as
fully as in tho State from which they e%migrate,
and That anyinlerferonce with or obstruction to the
enjoyment and exercise Of their rights, as South.
oun citizens, by the Government of tie United
States or by The inhabitanls Of any Territory,
would be violation Of the rights Of tbs Southern
States and equal me lbers of the American con
federacy.'
This, says the Tribune, isa little palmer than
The doctrine is stated 10 either the Cincinnati
resolves or Buchanan's Inaugural; but this is the
precise poiu! aimed at in both, ad approached as
neatly as the authors thought would answer
BY The next Democratic National Convention,
(which is to bo held in Charleston, s. GIVE pre-.
sumo The doctrine will he distinctly set forth
Al all events, the goal is practically attained
'Squattor Sovereignty, which was at first EXPLAIN
eli to mean the right Of the people of a Territory
to establish Slavery if they see fit, is now con.
strnel to deny their right or the righto Of any pow
or whatever, to exclude it, and to affirm the right
oFany enc STAKEHOLDER to plant Slavery in any
Territory in defiance of the determined opposition
of all its inhabitants but himself. -JoyraR.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-25
wcoUYTY coNvENTIoN..ar

Your Central Committee have taken tho re-
spOusibility Of changing the mode ofselectiog can
didate,, hoping that thereby it will secure a more
universal expression Of the viii Of the people.
Therefore, the voters Of Carroll county, who are
willing to cooperate with the great Republican
party Of Ohio, are respectfully notified to meet in
the respective places Of holding elections III the diG.
forent townships (or some convenient place adja-
cent? on
Friday he ~ day of Augustat I o'clock p. NJ,
and make selections of candidates for tho different
offices to be filed rs hereinafter stated at the en-
suing election.
The township polls to DO kept open till 4 o'clock
P. N, at least.
One candidate for = Representative,
Probate Judge,
Auditor
9 Treasurer,
" Sheriff,
" Commissioners,
" Surveyor,
" Pr cutting Attorney,
" luffmary Director
And select THREE persons to act as township Dell
eralos, to meet in County convection at the Court
House in Oarrolton, on Saturday tie SUI dag Of
August aerb cl1q 2'clocE w., TO bring in the re-
turns from their respective townships and osoer-
tain aud determine upon who have boon selected
as the oaudi latcs. Also, NJ the time and place
first mentioned, viii select a delegate from each
township to meet in ri trict Convention at time
and place hereafter to be fixed, to nominate a
Candidate for State senator. Aud the Delegates
IN attendance at the County convention will select
Delegates to the State convention, TO be held ut
Columbus on the l2,l Of August next.
II is further enthusiastically your committee,
that a majority Of the l]elegatcs present shall make
a nomination %proyi'ol alwaysthat there are eight
townships represented, each by its own citizens.
Your commitoo rely upon tho well tried patri-
otism, and un subduei energy of tho Republicans
of Carroll for aGaIl attendance at the primary
meetings so that such candidates may be placed
In 1.-THE field, ON whom tho united strength Of the
friends of equal rights aai exact justice TO alp
can be conceptrtel. Ry order of Committee.
WILLIAM Mccoy,
Chairman.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-25

WHOLE TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Managers printed Certificates opPaeksges Of whole
tickets, containing every nuAber IN the Lottery, and
which may draw four handsome prizes, will be sentby
mail, securely enveloped aud sealed, for $40. eai y 5H
In this scheme, a package l2G whole tickets would 3
cost $26,but as they arc bouud to draw at least SIG We
will send 4 10 -'lst cd
Certificates Of % wheld tickets for SO
Certificates Of IS half tickets for B
Certificates of % quarter tickets for $500
The official aeeount1ofthe drawing, with a written
statement Of the amount drawn, win be forwarded i'm.
]mcdiately after the drawing, TO those who order their
tickets at this Office. Bank Notes, Certificates Of De.
posite or prizes in any. responsible Lotteries, will be
taken for tickets and packages in these popular and
far-hmed Lotteries, and all prizes sold viii be paid i'm
~mediatcly after the draw ing, in full without discount,
in Sight Drafts on New York; or If preferred, Gold Q
will be forwarded by the Express Coplpanyin wei Sc,
cured Boxes. .gar1 u
All ordrs should be sent for packages and single tick,
cts by the earliest mails to avoid disappointment. as z
they are often scarce, and sometimes are all Soda
week before the day of drawing.
For Packages or single tickets in the above rich
and beautiful Lottery, orders must be addressed by
mail to the truly fortunate and far famed prize sellers,
M.SAV0Y 4 CO,
June 25th, l657-.6m. Washington, D. G.. S.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-25

GERMANS IN New YoRK.- The Germans in
New York city number 100, 900 souls.
They have 90 places ST worship, 80 schools,
and several well sustained daily and weekly pa
pers. They have 10 exclusively German book
stores, 5 pr!ntiug eStablishments,a German theater,
a frequent German opera. and a multitude Of
daily concerts.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-25
SHERfFF,S SALE.

Elizabeth Sharp, BY virtue ofan execution issu.
vs. ed from the Court of Common
Joseph Barclay. Pleas of Carroll county and State
Of Ohio, in This case, and to me directed, Twill eI,
pose to sale on
Saturday Tie eth dag Of jane, A. D, 1857 ,
at the door of the Court House, in Carrollton, Carol
county, Ohio, the following property,to wit: One Sore
mare, one top Buggy, one saddle, one bride, and a large
and well selected lot Of Books, taken in execution by
me. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, Of said day,
will be continued from day to day till all Is sold,
Terms cash. JOHN Ii. WHITCRAFFY
June IL, lS5L.-td. Sheriff.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-25
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.

We are informed by our Junior, w. Mccoy, Of
'Earlem Springs" that tho next birthday o.
American Independence is to DO celebrated at the
celebrated "IIarlem Springs. 'All ye patriots, and
lovers OF a rich Great in "a feast of reason and
flow of soul" are cordially invited to attend and
hear, wQr@ from tho mouths Of American speak
ers, those burning words of patriotism that fred
up the souls of our forefathers, and enabled them
to resist the tyranny and power Of The British
Lion. Go and hear Of those mm2ytH Glty.six
signers of the Declaration of Independence "lhe
heaviest Gfy-sir the world ever sa wv
Speakers from Cadiz aud steubenyile ave OK.
pcctel. After which the "physical" man can be
fully sustained by the yiands of the accommola.
ting "host," who holds himself in readiness to
check the cravings of hunger on less memorable
occasions.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-25
Ncm aopcrIistnlents.
70 NOTInE-

NOTICE u hereby given that a petition win be pre,
INfented % the ClmaFsioucu Oi Carroll County. "a
their next meeting Ia September, Tor the location Of
atoad, beginning az the Augusta and Robert George
road, in W~aihuEton township, where il crosses tho
line dividing the land Of Thomas Weir and Israel Nv.
ers' heirs thence East, along sad line, or as near az
practicable, 20 or near William Herringions BaTn,
thence a south. Elsterly direction, the nearest and
best'route, until &c i~uteTsCcts The line between the lands
Of Wesley n. TAYLOR and the heirs Of William Black.
ledge in Fox Township, thence along said line until a
i~ntersects Ne New Lisbon road, whefs his 10 tenui-
nate. MANY PETITIONERS.
June 25th lsi7.-td, IL
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c4" WALL Paper Of of variols styles sold cheap
BAXTER & CO.'S New Drug tStoEs
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4a4uUl1
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-25

Eg-"Sammly, why don't you talk to your mas
tell um TO lay up his treasure in heayeu?'
oWhat's de use Of laying up lis treasure dar,
WHARF be ncber sec um again?"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-25

MEssRs. TRIP & McCoY:-You will please
announce the name of DR.. D. A. AFTER, of
Centre Township, as a suitable candidate for Rep
reseutatiye, subject TO the decision Of the Republi-
can nominating conventions. The Doctor is a
true Republican, and if elected, will stand firm for
the principles of the great Republican party.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-11
IN cry IN TIE soIENoE OF MEnfcINs' NrsIEs.

NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCoV-
~ ERY IN THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE TRIES
EMAR.-None are genuine unless the engravngs Of the
Seals OF the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris and the Imperial
College Of Vienna, are fixed upon each wrapper, and
around each case. d. .la.lu, .H ailsT
Sold by DR.. II. A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the mperiaI
Ooegeof Vienna, and Royal College Of Surgeons London
Who may be personally consulted at his residence No 157
PRICE street. (ew blocks west Of Broadway New York,
II m IL O'Clock in the morning, ill q and from O'Clock
fill in the evening, Sundays excepled.)
TRIESEMAR No, lis the remedy Of general and local
debility loss Of Vrie power premature decay, aud all the
distressing qsnces arising from early abuse &c all
physical impedments vanish like magic before its inhu
onee thus rendering its nvaui able those entering
the marriage state. Il a.n
those disorders witch copayia and eubebs have long
been thought an antdoe for to the ruin Of the health Of
n vast portion OF the population.
TkIESEMAR No sis the great European remedy for
That class disorders which, unfortunately, the English
physician treats with mercury to the inevitable distruo
ion Of the patients constitution and which all The Sarsa
palilla in the world cannot remove ta F8f
TRIEsEMAR Nos. and 3, are prepared in the form
M lozenge, devoid Of tas smell, and can be carried
10 the waistcoat pocket Sold in tin cases and divided
IN separate doses, as ddmtHlstered by Vapesu Iae-
man. Roux Rcord, &c &c. Price So each, or furcases
there Is a saving Of 50 NH' L ~
Special arrangements having been made with the varl-
Qua Expresses the nine dollar Of the Tesemar and
The larger ssesw be forwarded by Dr.. Barrow carriage
paid, Immediately receiving remittance, any part
Of the world securely packed and addressed according
lie genuine European preparations and ehecually pro-
secting them from spurious and pernieious i'm citations.
rage. 1886 r5H-Ig ssra 4
0Fo 1877 P1ncestreet (tew doors west Of broadway
view EoFk. q lareau dlyrtItl i22