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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-11-04
s,ecdman sncr,acins His Friends

Que year ago Jin. Stcedman was proiessed
friend lo James Buchanan and the policy ol his
administration. Even after Douglas had drawn
his sword, S,eedman stood up for Old Buck, aud
having always been considered u warm friend to
the Little Giant, the administration was induced
TO believe that it had secured the aid Of one Of
Douglass best supporters, and 70 show his appro.
citation Of the sacrifice which he had made,
Buchanan assisted StcSdman To the Office of
House Printer, aud appointed his relatives Ond
friends TO various Offices al request.
As soon as Stcedman had been granted every
desire, ,-os soon as he had pocketed the money
for his lucrative office, his back was turned up
on BuchanOu, AMI every opportunity was eogc'-
ly seized TO dcnouncc the administration and
eulogize its most bitter and active enemy. |,
is not matter Of wonder, therefore, that the
iavors showercd upon him when he was supposed
to be friend, should be withdrawn when he
was asceitained TO be n most violent enemy to
the administration. Ills treachcry and doubh
dealing was well calculated to arouse the indig
nation of the President, and Coghin, and Others
holding olIice under the recommendation OF
!
! to Buchanan as to the treacherous course of The
man who procured their appointment. Hat
Steedman been governed more by principle nnc
| less by selfish motives, his friends would no
now be counted among the slain. II AM
set of men deserved removal at the hands o
Buchanan, il was those who obtained his fav o
under false pretences.
SIeedman, thinking that he had made al
that was to be made out of Old Buck pinned
his fortunes once more to Douglass coat tail
He has no idea that Buchanan will ever agai
have the dispensing of patronage ;--Dougla
may chance TO be President. Hs therofot
takes n bold stand for the latter, with conhdenc
that, If the desired event occurs, he will get hi
reward What though Buchanan may decapi
tate lis friends 1t will only drive them owe
to Douglus and attach them still stronger
himselt
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Ohio stntc JournnI.

We learn. by notice in the Columbus Gas"''''
that the Ohio State Jouraal has been disposed
OF. The purchasers are i.nry d. Cook tha able ed
itor Of the Saudusky Register andJ& H. M'iIer
book publishers. OF Columbus. The Republicans
Of this section Of the State have long desired
change in the management, of their central Or
gan. and we have no doubt but the present ar
Tansment will be most gratifying 10 them The
Journal has been imprudently managed Tor the
pas, two OF three years, and portion OF that
time, at least, il most sgnaIly failed to sustain
the position which should be maintained by
central organ. Bat, let the past he buried witt
the past and let us hope that, under the new
management, the State Journal may not b'
simply the organ OF C faction nor rank among the
weakest papers in the State, but that II vii
take its position at The head of the great Re
publican column and lead its united forces on
ward 10 The victories which await it os and
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ace f. Clark send him back TO Congress, where
he deserves to go--and whatever the consequences
to you or him, even If he should turn traitor,
which is impossible, you will have Of least done
an act Of which you will he proud. But ho will
not desert you. | saw him in the dark hours III
Congress. when this great issue was being tried.
saw him when the tirnid gave wny--when the
corrupt wero purchased oil around him,and
those who had promised to DO with him. surren-
dered to the Administration; but he was found
faithful to the end. Stand 10y him, Gentlemen,
and he will stand BY you. Long aud loud ap-
plnusel
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u,hn Axc EnlIs!

Last week, he President removed Dennis
Coah,in from the Collcc,o'ehip Of Toledo and
appointed Jutge Emory ID, Potter to TIM, post
No eGcid, reason has been assigned tor this act
on the part Of Buchanan, but il is doubtless in
tended as reward for Dcnniss services in try
ino 10 procure S,eedman's nomination Tor Con-
s,ess when said Steodman was everywhere
" pitching into" old Buck, with all h's iorce.--
The tricuds Of Douglas in Toledo, on hearing
the news, called u meeting at once, on Saturday
night, end speeches were made and resolutions
adopted which did no great credit to The morals
n, brains of their authors D,nnis has gone ia
wsshiupton.lo see what old Buck meant by de-
cspi,.,ing him without warning, lie may make
something on, OF his trip, but we doubt 1t.
Two mail agents. on routes running In''
Toledo, have also been deccpitated o~
,hsm is Steedman bro,heE and the other, Mr.
stiles, is his brother.in.law. They are succeed
.d by Messrs G. Tarbox and Hugh McCarty.--
In their resolutions on Saturday night II wal
declared that Mr.. McCurty voted for Fremon
In 1856 and had not voted "a clean ticket since
There is much harmony just now in the purity
al Toledo, and il is TO DO hoped 1t Will con
tinue 10 exist. The Irish are very clever tel
lows on voting days. but they should not ex
nee, ,o,hoid fat Offices too long at a time
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AN IMPORTANT ITEM TO THE sURvI-
VERS OF THE LATE WAR
WITH MEXICO.

LANCASTER, C. H., S. c.. May 18th. 1886.
DR. C. NJ. JACKsON:-- Dear. Sir:--After my return
from Mexico, was afflicted with that terrible disease
which has carried to the grave 80 many OF my soldiers
Chronic Diarrhpa accompanied by Neuralgia brought
by the climate of Mexico and the mode of living,
while engaged in the war; The reliefI have obtain
ed from the of HooAand's German Bitters is as
tonshing; and most chesrfuy have, and still rec
ommond the Bitters to all who are similarly affected,
believing that the benefit which will result from their
use will be incalculahle.
Very Respectfully Yours, -
n X. G. BILLINGS.
Late Heut. of Company G.,
Palmetto Reg't. s. {. Voluute ere
Oct 2g 1S5s-15w2
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DR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMEC CORDIAL,
EoR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

EoR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs, Csds, Influenza, Group, Hoayseness, Bron-
cti, Pneumonia Diseases of the Boreis arising from,
Cold, h,cpio,t Consumpfoa. and for the relief and.
If sH foSSibs cure of Patients IN Advanced stipgss
Ofthe latter disease.
This celebrated preparation. like the Btters may
bs confdeutally relied 1t 10 designed for class
Of diseases general and move fatal than any other
10 which the people of this country are subjeot-
those sprnging from slight coid." That eminent
authority, DR.. Bell, says: will not say that cslds
are to our inhabitants what the Plague and fsiloU
Feuer ore to those Of other countries; but
confidently that they usher disease of greater com
plicty and mortality than these latter
further proof OF the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from COMMON cold" may be seen by
glance at the following statistics taksn frem the rec
ords of the Board of Health of Phiadspha confess
edY of the most healthy localities in the Unon
1852. Total deaths in Philadelphia, l0,91l
Died of Consumption, 1,9l1
all other diseases, (25p in
numberO sS4s
---lo,iS1
1858. Total deaths, s,749
Died of Consumption, 1896
4" all other diseases S,se6
--ll,sl4
From these figures It will be seen that nearly one
Of the total deaths in the country caused
consumption. to say nothing of the numerous other
diseases springng from slight colds"
Do not rie with your health; but il suffering from
slight cough, OF cold OH the lungs. buy bottle OF
| HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and you may
safely count Thousands have done so, and
have certified to its wonderful effects
Coughs often proceed from disordersd or dyspep-
tic ef the stomach, in which case, the German
Biuers should be used. In case of weakness or gem
eral debility the system, resulting from proraet
ed cough, the German Bitters will be found great
benefit
Prepared only by Dr. C. Jackson 41s rch street.
PHILADELPHIA and for sale by druggists and sorekeep-
era thromG Ghout the United States and Canada Prioo
IS cents per bottle. Oct ~, lo5o--Zoly.
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se-Buchanan's administration, having be-
come vesy unpopular. is reported as being IN
readiness now to play its last card-tc got up
war BY which it hopes to be restored TO the alice
tions Of the people. Mexico is just now in
sad condition, both as respects "a! inVefua' al
tairs and her relations with foreign powefs -
Citizens Of all governments are seized, robbed
and imprisoned by the dominant party and an
easy excuse might be trumped up to justify
declaration Of war Our minister is jus' at this
time particularly exercised about the treat
men, which that government has bestowed up
on citizens o. the United States residing in Mexi
co. and those best versed in the matter predic'
an effort on the part Of Buchanan to get up a
little war just for his own accommodation
Mexico is certainly very convenient govern
mens fos our democratic President! She afor
ded material out of which Polk managed t.
hold Looofocoism together, and now who know
but she may furnish additional material for I
simIlar purposef
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The Stanford AIercury mentions the death Of
a woman ninety years Of ege, who had sewn
husbands, and nv her will she ordered that she
should he buried next her flh' So il seems
the old lady had "a preference
In Sweden. a man who is seen -four times
drank is deprived Of vote at elections.
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AgSteedman is no longer the man who is
counselled in distributing the Government pat
ronsge in Northern Ohio. u. s. Marshal john
son now has the ear of tho President, and oil
appointments are made through him ltwould
Kratify large circle of his political friends il
he would procure the appointment OF some per
son TO pay of the liabilities of the Commercial
Bank Of Toledo.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DEADEM
Worn bg Kings or Enlperors.

WHAT Why, Beautiful HEAD OF HAIR.
DECAUSE tits the ornament God hn!eD provided
ID for all our Reader, although the rose may
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be ever so sparkling the teeth those OF pearl il the
head be beret of its covering or the Eair be sharlsd
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Welsh NewsPaperofic els Nassau 81. t.,Aprill2'5s'
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dark brown at the same time beautifying ana thisL
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Chicago. H., May !, 1851.
viz; large, medium, and small. The small holds : .
pint and retas at one dollar per bottls the medium
holds al least twenty per in proportion than
the small retas for two dollars per bottle; the large
holds quart, 40 per cent more in proportion ans
retails fur three dollars. -,
O.J. WOOD & CO, PrOprietors, 3i2 BrosdWay,Ns~
York lin the great New YoFk Wire Railing Es'ap
lnshment) and ia Market st., st. Louis. Mo.
And sold by all good nugYists and Fancy 0ocsa
Dealers. fEsPt 50, le5e--N'
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Iowa AND MINNEsorA,--" A Buckeye resi-
dent in Iowa has written us long letter, in
which he advised ohioans 10 remain, and not
come TO beautiful Minnesota or Iowa" lie
says il is the most miserable country he was
ever in, aud that the man who leaves Ohio for
those western lands don't know what he is
about, The writer went west well on aud now
is but the relic OF his former self. aud is coming
back 10 Ohio this winter TO recuperae.--- Ohio
Fur5ggr
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F,rt,, District Omciap.

Putnam County has at last been heard from,
and we are able to give the result Of the election
in this district in full. The majority as here
shown varies but little from our former state
ment, part of which was based upon estima,
led results. The vots in the various counties
for Cong:essmen and Supreme Judge is as fol-
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Last week theie came 10 town by express
Dor msJassd IS. A. Douglas" glass" When
lhs hoI wos shaken, there could be heard CUR
Cling sounds sound that would be likely to
cheer the ardent spirits of Que who, whrn dry,
Il 10 the habit Of ilhhibing slcoholic beverages.
Douglss must have poor opinion OF the liquor
soid i'm Kankakee hGnkoka Gdstt's.
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Would you touch a notde without bcin,

Would you touch nettle without being
stuug by it, take hold OF it stoutly. Do the same
90 other annoy auces, and few things will ever AN
Roy you.
"Tendcr handed touch the nettle,
Andit stings you for your pains;
Grasp il like nau of mettlS,
And II soft as silk remains.
Thus il is with vulgar natures,
Treat theni kindly, they rebel;
But be rough as nutmeg gTaterS
Aud the rOgucs obey yOA weNn
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INDICTMENTS AGAINST DENooRATIc OFFIcE
doLpsR The Grand Jury of Ramsey county
Minnesota, lately found indictments against
Edward d. NecnOn Register of Deeds OF that
county, for embcEzinS $1,000, Tor PERJURY, for
unauthorized charges, Sc. Ho was held to bail ii
$40 900. Mr Hecnan is prominent Demo
cratic polilicisn.
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Total

From this it will be seen the majority for
Ashley is 545, aud for Peck 800. There were
II votes cast in Defiance county and 60 in
Williams county for Hunter, radical Aboli-
tionist - Blad6
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D06TOD IE0OFnANDSS
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS,
WILL EFFEcTuALLY cuBB
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNs~

dice. Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases ofae
kidneys, and all Diseases arising from a disor.
6ered Liter or Stomach,
Such az Consumption, Inward Piles, Fulness OF
Blood to the Head, Ascidity of the Stomach Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fulnesr Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructatons Sinking Fluttering
at the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head.
Hurried and Difficult Breathing Fluttering at the
Heart, Choking or Sutfocating Sensations when in
lying posture, Dimuess of Vision, Dots Webs be-
fore the Sight Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, De-
hciency 0f Precipitation Yelowness of the Skin and
Eyes. Pain Ia the Side, Back, Chest Limbs, &C., Sud
den Flushes of Heat Burning In the Flesh. Constant
Imaginngs Of Evil and great Depression ofspirits.
The prsprietors, in calling the attention of the pub
lie to this preparation. do with feeling Of the ut
confidence in its virtues. and adaptation TO the
diseases for which Is il recommended.
II isuo new and untried article, but one that has
stood test Of ten years trial before the American
people and its reputation and sale unrivalsd BY
any similar preparation extnnt The testimony 10 its
favor given by pro- inent and wslknown PHI hysiosns
and individuals in all parts of the country is inmsnss
and careful study of the Almanac published annu-
ally by the proprietor, cannot but satisfy the most
sksptiCal that this remedy is really deserving the
great celebrity IL has obtained.
Oct. as, l8j8--25ly.
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BOOTS and SHOES.

bUOIS anu ShOESs
He oftors IA splendid stock of Doors and SHOES, NAV
uraetured expressly for himself from Lady's finest
slipper, TO the honest yeomans stoutest stogy.
4 large assortment of
HATS and CAPS,
Ofthe latest and most approved style direct from
Genuin's s. and other fashionable establishments.
GROCERIES,,
In great quantities. fall varieties, and OF the best
qualities Just received and for sale by the pound box,
and barrel Tobacco of the best brands.
CROGHERY "A full assortment of China, stone,
and Common Ware,
HARD WARE;-Everythng needed in this tine OF
the trade Flour Salt, Nails. Window Glass, Wooden
Ware and in short every thing 20 he found In eoun'
try store. or needed for town aud country trade.
Se-The stock above advertised was bought in Bss'
ton and New York for Cash. and will be sold for
READY PAY, lower than Goods have ever before
bcun offered in perrysburg.
take this opportunity 60 return my thanks 10 my
friends Of Psrrysburg and all Wood County for past
fayors azd patronage and would respectfully invite
them. aud all others, 10 call and examine my stock:
CASH PAID for all kinds Of Produce, Wool Hides
Pelts, Ne Remomher thatthis Is the Head SnSrse'
" the Far DsNlsrs OF the North West.
PsRRHsBUNG Oct :, S.; JULIUS BliSN
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sls@ G9rItans gtlantu atIarket.

chnucEEr oYFrcE No. 70 Camp street,
Thursday Evening. Jan. Is 1883.
Another remarkably dull ray added totho long list With
he exception Of negotiations Of twelve months dated
paper Of 10 per CENT did learn Of anything
N paper lue worthy Of being noted The calls the
banks large 10 the aggregate Bank managers be-
coming somewhat alarmed at the continued agitation Of the
Bombing question by members Of the Legislature Every
thing pertaining mixing Is working renarka-
bly, well Legislature desire drive all foreign capital
Of the State better plan be devised than the yeay
tampeng wi the hauks We hardly for the APP
parent great zeal manifested improve currency
Legislators any appfehsnsonhere win NOT
b. another bank organized neither public private the
next gears they viii only keep agitatiug the banking
question they VIII tend depress the prices
and reduce real estate than panic that could
Capitalists aud Of money guarantee that any
investments they make IN The State wlsbe safe or sacred
what heid capitalist to invest IN The
stocks Of banks, State city II they every
year subjects Of legislation community has been
working very we'll aad viii continue 10 do SO if our evsa
viii only let moneyed Institutions alone The sugar in
eres pacuias, viii feel The effects Of repeated agitation
and inkepg Instead q driving capital from hs State we
think ought be taken invite It hlther
The Exchange market unusually and spirisless to-
aay The offerings were limited, and though sights funds
showed advance. time hills up. We quote checks on
York at 4 premium at The banks Sight were sold
% There also sales Of hisy days sight at
<fe sixty days sight advanced gfeaty2 Per cent was
he hsAr which banks purchases The range Of
ihs market closed from 2<2S and por cent discount
Sterling quiet We did learn any important rRnsac
tons. Some hills q adng drafts taken at lthe aueo
sf the market ruled from los1alOi clear bills i0SaOs and
bank drafts, Bank Of Louisiana Southern Bank from
lszia9< aod no. according required Francs irae
tive, We oaiy say the asking are AsQt5 Is and
b22,S
Tbs stock market Is quiet We heard Of The sale Of 30 shares
Canal Bank 1i and Hank Louisiana in treaty at lao
dividend Allthe free banks held for higher prices
The banks Of Philadelphia having Voluntarily resolved 10
ypos their eendse zach week the following is the report
for the wsek ending the 18Th inst
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SUGAR. There was e good demand and prices fully
&c higher better qualities with nles of 1900 hhds Fair
to Fully Fair 49sG5c.
MOLAsSES- 900 bba sold at l4glS and ISL
> gallon for Inferior Choice latter showing further
advance bhls syrup &c. Also onplan,aon crop
Of $4,000 gallons at lsc = gallon in the esern
FLOUR. The market continued heavy with sales Of 800
bbs Indiana IS Louis saperhne 81 49, 800
lots at 81 s1s 49, and $50 Fine and Unbranded IS 75
81 q Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn higher for the Prime qualities and
noticed 800 White 5sc, 500 CO. 300 in
lots same, and 100 6ijke bushe. OF Wheat 800
sacks Fair Red sold 75c p buhe Oats dull at
44ac for ST. Louis and 800 sacks Wabash sold at Ale y
bushe. OF Bran 200 sacks taken at COS 100 bs
PROVISIONS. The sales Of Pork were confined to some
200 bbls Mess in lots si4s4 Is bb.,In Bacon no
only retail transactions ne for Shoulders and 7@
at $40 and Of Hams &c . b.The sales Of Lard in
lA2 eress No in three lois at &C. aud bbls and
tierces Grssse at 5sic q n. 80.
advance Of Re beginning Of the week The sales
baced $500 bags which szc SIS at s 100 TO- $50
99 400 s GOV 97 100 at 10, and so sknnngs at
Sc y n.
INDIA BAGGING.. .ll3 bags sold at ll1z9lc and l06
mostly heavy at ilslc y yard, equal to cash.
GUNNY BAGS Of 100 bales heavy at HE and So
atIl5ke. Light were very dali at about 9l9lSe.
NAVAL STORES 100 bbls Spirits Turpenne sold,
part = gallon and part at less. OF Rosn 200 bbs No.
were taken at 81 30 q Dbl.
WHISKY. sales comprised bbls Recaed Ordinary
Proof lsSc, 50 Good Proof 6 and III Raw atl7@lsc
. gallon.
FREIGHTs.. ships taken for Hayre 15-l6c for
Cotton laid for Liverpool
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LEFLORO-Steamer Comprehensive bales cotton Watt
Hobel42 buehanaon Carroll Nco-sS friedlander
~ Cuddy Brown &coH do AoLemore Ray burn keosO do
Lewis 0giesby40 do Hughes. Hylsted &co2 bales cotton
Persons &eol3 do Lane May cd &eol5 bales cotton to-
y X Adams kco-2 john L Lee-ss Wright Allen too do
Hall; Aoad Putnam BogAr Foley Avetys0 bales cot.
BEAR bAk kSiesmer Belle Sulphur--92 bales cotton 10
kfelsoe, Stevenson keo u do Coleman Putnam Scn7l do
Payne Hafesnn5l John Watt &col9 0is Ferguson AGO
~ AT hiiesoesger barron. Washington Jackson AGO.
- Cammack squaFes West2i Harding Abbay Morehead
Ill do cnddy, brown &co2 d5 Bogart Foley Ayers 40
Richard hugeni &eoT Person &eos Oakley Hawkins AGO
- sacks cotton seed A L Ganes--2
bales eesson and snndres 10 orderTota 5l cotton
COLD WATfR-Seamer Yaaoo Bele-l79 bales cotton "a
Nciemore Ray burn &colS5 Watt Nehls-l2l baes COTTON
beshsnnon Carroll @eelo bales cotton Robson AeniOs
Nelson 1co-to Wyche 6co-s5 Payne HNFEissonsl
head-23 Walker snidera2 do Hughes Hysted 6oo-ab *
Walker stuart Hutehnsonl6 Bradley Wilson &eo-l5
Robson Wright Allen &col BArett9 bales cotton L
johnson 4co-3 TaTleion. Whiting Tuis4bales cottol
W Phillips &co-S Campbell StronE-S Thos Henderson
Peaie2 Friedander Gesoni4 DO Buekner. New
ms 81 box tobacco Bnchannon Carroll Acal If box pke