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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-23
Friends OF the Constitution nnG
Union, Near!

The Defiance Democrat of Sept IL, says that
General Ashley declares that, it elected no will
support the Constitution AS HE UNDER.
SThNDSIr. This is candid, win voters think
of thisf An avowed Disunionist is Mr., Ash
lsy. Is such representative the kind desired
By any considerable portion of our people -
We SPprehend not.
Mr. Mungen leaves no doubt as to his cours",
II elected, the Constitution as il is, will be his
guide. This subject demands the candid con-
sidsration of voters OF all parties.
We copy the above from Mungcn's hand or
gan, the FindlOy Courier. One would suppose,
ftom reading such trash, put forth with all the
gravity OF argument, that the Dsmocratic brains
Of this District were fast turning to dough as
we'll az THAR faces. Ayhlcy will support The
Constitution as he understands H. What a
villain Hs should support il as he poN'r w
pxpsrANp IT. We can assure the Defiance Dem
.srat and AIingen's Hand ogan that they un
right. Ashley will support the constitution tt,
he understands it, aud not until he becomes
u,odtrs, Administration Democrat, will he sup
pott il as he don't understand it, Mangrn, il
elected, will support the constitution as Il Is.
How clear! How brilliantly luminous! o! mosl
wise and clear headed Muugen lie will sup
mort The Constitution as IL is, not as he thinks
Il is Let the Defiance Democrat open II
mouth again, that We humble people, may
drink in wisdom as il falls from it's lps-ds il
Il! a. it is! How lucid! The constinIiol
a.nis! Will tine Defiance Democrat tell IA
how Mungsn ia on the English Bill? w
know, now, how he is on the Consultation. --
May we not hope to learn how he is ON som
oi lhs" dad issues OF this campalSu'
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900 bbis of Nelc Fine Salt, for sale by
+-OO Sept. 23, '5S--20I f. Il. MILLER & co.
Administrator,s Snle Of Real E,stnte.

u \ virtue Of an order from the Court of Common
1P Pleas of Wood County, Ohio, shall offer for
said county, the 23d day of October A. d. 1858 be
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and o'clock p
M, the highest bidder the following real estate as
the property OF BENZ f. Hollister, deceased; viz
U. :. II. Town 3 sec 81 wa of w 80 acres and
at 5000; out lot no. 2l9 in the town Of Perrysburg
appraised at SlG5 also, the following in-ots in said
Perrysburg, viz: l40, appraised at 5000; l64 l73
4 eSE' each at $ll0; 534, at SlOO and 5j7 at $50.
Also the following property in Lucas county, Ohio
VIZ River tract no. 27 containing Ii7 acres or
less ana appraised at $4,000; also Canal lots 10
II, III Miami Cit,, appraised at $lO0 Terms of
sale;--One third down balance in and years with
interest, secured bv mortgage on the premises
NATHANIEL d. BIlNN, administrator.
Sent %
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ShpriH3s Sale

Charles S. Brett vs.. G. W. McDo ct nj.
Pf virtue of an execution to me directed and deiv.
lp cred from the Court of Common Pleas of Lucas
county. Ohio, in the above entitled cause will Of
fer at public sale. at the shop Off. j. Clark in the vii
lage of GIlead, w God county, Ohio
on Tuesday, October 9th. 1858,
between the hours of and O'clock F. NJ of said dav
the following described property, to wit; One two
horse top buggy, and strings of bells anvil one
wee, one bellows two screw plates and the fixtures
one drilling machine, small sledge-hammer three
heading tools, one set, hammer and creaser
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
BAssETr & KENT att'vs.
Sept. 23. lS5S--2OM2Sl 70.
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THAT GREAT REMEDY
SOLONG SOUGHT,
y ON MD AT L. "A Sc !

rVNHGS remedy, claimed by the medical profession
Il and the multiplied thousands who have used it,
and tested its tDotisrfuI curare properties be the
greatest discovery in medical science, and natures
remedy is the result of years of toll and study
by of Ohio's fayorte physicians in order pro-
ducc something that would meet the wishes of suffer
ing hHmanity and thousands from the princelv palace
and humble cottage testify to the immediate re-
liel experienced 10y its For the want of space
We offer sny iew'ot the many evidences its ia,
vor.
Moiiae, Ill.,, FsB.l0. 1857.
MEssGs. SIX. MANN & Co Gefas: W. find your
Ague BHsan superior to any remedy in our market
for the permanent cure of all maalous di,eases.--
We cheeriu,ly recommend it worthy that great
name it has, wherever sold aud used.
Very Truly Yours, RICHARDS THOMAS.
To the sufferers of chs, fever ana aSue, cheer
fully submit the following: Having closely observed
the effect of DR., MInn's Ague Balam in this vicinity
am well pleased with its remedial virtues as an anti
dote to malaria ] have frequently used it in my
practice and with entire satisfaction From my init
mate Knowledge this compound. recommend il us
safe urompt, and eihcieEt,
Gallon, O., April LIST, so. NE. HACKEDOM,MD I'D.
BiIfion, Hd., Aay 7tA, 1853.
MEssHs. S. X. MANN Is Cos Gents; Having sold
your cue BaSam for the past three years to
of persons in this vicinity, and closely observing its
effects do not hesitate in saying believe it the
best remedy sold in Indiana and will efecunlly
cure chills fever and agne without fail.
| Truly Yours, PULLMAN & KEARNS, Druggists.
Loga9Sport, Ind Sept l3, 1853
! DR. MANN PLEASE send me one-half gross 6
of your que Basam Immediately. 1t is in great de-
maud and may truly be styled the King of Fever and
Ague, j. LH lie, Physician and Druggist.
| SAINT LotiS, March Isl, 1885,
MEssRs. s. X. MANN & Co.. GENTS: We have ssd
! a large amount ofyour AGue Balsam the past three
years and find that where introduced and sold il has
no equal in the history Of ague remedies and from all
parts of the west hear the same cheering news-i
never fails 10 its patiGutaud is looked upon il
this country the best medicine for chils fever and
! ague. ever in our market. o.. j. OOD Co.
S X. MANN IL co, Proprietors, Gallon,
Ohio. Sold by all good Druggits.
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Township Meeting.

We ore requested to announce that the Re
publicans of perrysburg township will meet at
tho Court House on Saturday evening next, the
9b,h inst, to nominate candidate for township
Assessor
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as-See tho advertisement of L. Il. Miller &
Co. Their new goods are now being received aud
opened for the inspection OF buyers. They pro-
pose to sell at very low rates.
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a9- Farmers having wheat to sell will find
the cash in waiting for them at f. X. Miller &
Cos, Wheat shoull be put into market before
the close of navigation otherwise there may be
d dullneSs in the market and reduction in the
price, Delays are dangerous" especially in
iheSs ductuutng times.
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Wood County Common pleas.
man IurllSS, vs., Stcphen Uu
patit;,r f,r AiNnrea

INVtIuN TOT uINUTVV
fINHE defendent, stephen Curiss will take notice
that the plaintiff Sarah Curtiss will take dePoSi-
tion in the above az the Law Office OF Tyler Ray
in the City of Toledo, Lucas County Ohio, onhe I'm
of October lS5S, between she hours Ot o'clock, 4.
W.. sud o'clock, T. ", OfsAd day. J F.PklCE,
sept %, ls1s- 2Ou3sl.oO, Plfa:iJ
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w-Since our last issue, the schooner Coqustte
hes loaded with corn at this port, and the Brig
Hampton has taken out large load of slaves
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-23

as-Therc will be Republican Meeting at
Union Hall. in Maumoe City, next Saturday
evening
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PROCLAIM ATEON!
The Electors Of Wood County, Ohio

Are hereby notified to meet in their respective town
ships on the 2nd Tuesday of October next that being
the 18th dav between the hours of O'clock A. and
o'clock +. ~, at the usual places of holding Elec-
tons therein such places the Trustees thereof
may designate and then and there proceed by ballot to
vote for suitable persons to fill the following Offices
to wit;
One Representative TO represent the Sth Congress
sio al district one Saproms Judge, one Comptroller
OF the Board OF Public Works, one sheriff, Com
missioner. one Coroner
The Trustees of each township required, on tn,
day of election Aforesaid TO select good, judieiou
persons having the qualifications Of electors 10 tht
number set opdosite the name of their township, L
serve as Jurors for the Court of ommon Psas for
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hanus Of the conpoStor but the crowded state
of our columns prevents its insertion this week.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-23

n-TRead our interesting letters from the
State Fair. The thri one will appear next
week.
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merits or dement's it may possess. Had Re-
publican of the North 1--WE believe there are no
Republicans in the South) charged the Demo
cratic party with having departed from the
poHcy OF WashlngtOn's and jeff rsons admin
istrations, and in fact from the policy of all
the Residents down to Pierce, respe citing the in
stituiion OF Slavery, h would have been de
houhced by Northern Democrats as a dcmagoIue.
and his charge would have been called a libel
upon tho party. Bat the South is right the
policy Of Washington aud Jefferson was to ere.
press and restrict tn extension of slavery" aud
the policy Of Pierce's Administration. COM
menclng with the Kansas Nebraska Bill, was Co
reverse the whole policy Of the Government
down to that time and James Buchanan, dis
regarding all precedent, all decisions called in.
to aid the highest Judicial Tribunal to give
sanction to this change OF policy respecting
slavery. We have Washington, Jefferson.
Madison; all the Presidents on the side of .'re
pressing and restricting slavery" and the Demo
cratic party, with PSrce and Buchanan as its
modern representatives, now opposing that pol.
icy, BY a decision of the United States Supreme
Court slavery is made to exist in all the terrific
ries of tho United States by virtue of the Con
| stitntion, and it requires positive enactment
of a law prohibiting it in orler that such terri
tory may become (5ee State. This is modern
democracy. This is what northern Democrat.
are asked to sauctiou Read sha above article
and then hand it 10 your Democratic mi ,hbor
! that he may read it, aud it then he chooses t,
80 with party opposed to the policy of tn
! founders OF oar government, we can only le
/ him persist in his blindness,
| The whole Soulh, as ono man, almost, will
sustain the Democratic party, and why be
cause the Democratic party is seeking to extcn
slavery over the entire country, The Richmon,
Soaia says the "Northern Democracy hav,
;. yielded to the utmost demands of their Southern
associates AMI the SoIii is right. The Oam
ocratic party is controlled by tn, Slave interest
What Democrat can differ with the South an
remain in Democratic fellowship? Look a
Douglas of l,linois--llaSkiu of New York, an
the few Others who dared to think ana act il
, dependyutly on the Ksnsas.slavery sues. The
are no longer hanowl. dyed as Democrats
How can ANY honest man, whd balev, $ .thl
, slavery is wrong vote to sustain such party
& power How can any Christian, any man prt
D tgssing to live rjght in th' eyes OF God and hi
p fellow man. lend his sid to a party whose so
' lpuliCy is BvOwelly 10 extend tho area OF huma
p slayey7 The time has come when men mu
cast away party feeling, party ties, aud act il
dtpcudently irreSpt ctive Of the feel IS of lrier
o or Zoe, Democrats of the North who labor f
your bread, how long will YOU b indy folio
the lead Of these Southern dealers in humo
10 neSh who beth despiSe you and your labor, WI
10 tsunt You with heng unfit 10 associate wit
them ?--who call you the mW3 silis of society
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E0- Oar good democratic friends, the unit
democracy their county nominating con-
vcnIion at Bowling Green next Saturday. We
vii! rulcayor to be on handto see the baI
lauce -
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Fair has been changed to the 18th aud l4th o
October.
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MAINE ELgcrloN, Republicans have
csuied Maine handsomely, Their Governor
has about 1900 majority the six ConIressmen
sre Republicans, the lower branch OF the State
legislature is strongly Republican, aud the loco
Mcos have just one memher of the S'nate.--
Slavery extension doy' seem to be very popula'
IN MJiUe.
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eSWe have received the third Of "M. s"
interesting letters which will appear next week.
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I-s-lt is requested that the Trustees he punetua
in the selection aud return ofJurOrs
Givea under my haud officially al Perrysburs Ohio
this goth day OF Sept ,lS5S, G. w. NORTON,
Sent. I6, '5S-lgs3. Sheriff.
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Republican Meetings
GEN. JAMES Nj. ASHLEY

viii address the people of Wood County at
De following places, OH the important political
Ssss,ions of the day, to wit;
Mau Qncnr.rrp SrnI 27 9 n'rlnrh Y III
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Lot Homes, Democrat. ncnd

Let Honest Democrats Iscnd
The following is an extract from a lengthy
editorial article in The SJuth, a d, mocrstic
paper published at Richmond Virginia.
From the days Of WASHINGTON and
JEFFERSON dorm 10 q 0c,y recent period,
IL was tile policy ofHc EederaI Goycyn-
meW TO rcDresS and restrict. the expan-
sion Of SIa0eyy. In 1856 the current
OF Legislation was reversed, and by the
passage of the Kansas-Nebraska bill.
the ordinance Of 1877 and the Mis-.
sour restriction were repudiated as the
preJudices of an obsolete age. From
the reign of MARSHALL to the success
sion Of TANEY, the South regarded
the Supreme Court with distrust and
hostility; Jm tie DRED Scorr decision
ethibits That ancient citadd Of FcderaI-
ISM as tie champion Of Statc-yTgbt8 aad
slaoe,y. Nom It's oryaniyati0n HUMe
BaJlim0re Convention in 1852, the
Demo0at|c purity, albcit tie only re-
Hance Of the South, rus com0clled 10
obscroc u sigMGcant sHeacc in resDect to
sIa0e,y. We@ tyr The first time ii
P(edgcd itself djstiactly and dcadedy
10 tie support cf Southcyu rights, and
By adopting the Rcsolat'ons ofl799,
sign"l'gcd It's remuneration Of the old
c9@cocaJ policy. This, then, is the
sum of the matter: The Federal Gov
ernmcnt has renounced the power of
limiting the extension Of slavery the
South is guaranteed an equal participa.
ton in the common domain by decis-
ion of the Supreme Court slavery is pro-
tected in the Federal territory as we'll
against the usurpation of the local leg
islature as against the unconstitutional
intervention of Congress and lastly,
10y the Judgment Of the same august
tribunal, tie perSoHM and po1hcm sub
ordination Of the negro IS established
as q @Py3anp@ Of american JuyisDyu-
deHce. 30 MUCH FOR TIE RE-ACTToNARy
POLICY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN
FAVOR OF SLAVERY AND THE RIGHTS OF
THE SOUTH.
Meanwhile the public opinion of the
North, as we have already intimated,
has worked clear of the old abolition
element, and is daily becoming more
propitious to the interests of slavery.
In fact, The abolition party is almost
extinct, and the Black Republican or
ganization, which has risen upon its
ruins, expressly repudiates its most OBJ
noxious principles. so, roo, IN
REGARD TO THE NORTHER ~
DE.NOCRACX, WE ACKNOIVL-
EDGE IVI1H PECULLAR SAT-
-lSFAC1ION TLIATI'HEY HAVE
yielded TO THE UTMOST
DEMANDS or TIE SOU7'H
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Principal Office and Sale Rooms, No. 6, East Fsurth
ST., 3rd Building from Main ST., Cincinnati o. Lab
oratory in Hammond st.
For sale by PECK & HAMILTON, Perrysburg, o.
LAsKEY & Co.. GILEAD; w. & II, HOOP. Bovine
GREEN; w. & II. HAsKINs, Portage; JOHN A BRAD
NER. West Mill Grove, and by druggists and merchants
generally
June II. 1s5S--6y.
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From Rev. Mr.. MC0lULLEN, Pastor of Roberts Chapsl
lNDIANAPPIs. Oct 5. 1857.
Dr.C.W w RoBACK-Dear Sir: l have used ysur
Blood Purifier for nervous Affection from which 1
have suffered much at times While it has plsasan
taste. it certainly has happy effect upon the nerve.
Please accept my thanks for your kind regard and Be
lieye me,
Yours, J.W.T MMULLRG.
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bronchitis asthma. pleurisy, oatarrh inausnsa ecu
and all other disorders if administered before the
ease has struck mortal blow at tho great vital
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BAssETT ( KENT, att'vs.
Sept. 20, lSJS--20v2Sl,7O.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-06
@gefsl0 9obettlslr
A. SIMKINS, D. R. DuRLS0E l. ELIJAH hhEsb'
pRoykIETuRa.
rrRrsOT gUBScRIPrI0N.
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING

rYRMs0T sUBScRIPrI0F
Two DOLLARS per year, if paid in st1ance-~I~o
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within SIX
montbs-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before the
expiration of tbs year.
Subscriptions out of the District and from other
States, must invariably be paid for in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTIS1NG.
All advertisements will be correctly and conspicu-
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Brewer lines or ess for tho first insertion and Fifty
Cents for each subsequent insertion. When ouly pub
lished Monthly or Quarterly 81 per square will Oe
charged.
Each and every Transient Advertisement to secure
publicity through our columns, must invariably 10
paid in advance.
Advertisements not having tho desired number OF
insertions marked the margin, will be continued
until forbid and charged accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year, can do 80
on liberal tsrms-it being distinctly understood that
contracts for yearly advertising are confined to the
immediate legitimate business Of the firm or indvld.
ual contracting
All Communications " personal character will be
charged as advertisements
Obituary Notices exceeding one square In length
will be charged for the overplus, vt regular rates
for,) Five Dollars.
For Advertising Estrays Tollsd, Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate advertising.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-06
FIRST CLASS PIANO FORTES
A. A. CLARK & son,
As As OIIhHstA !" SVINS
AnnRnS01a a99o0pHa3e

AmSuSoRs @99pssaRe
DEG to return their sincere thanks to the cti-
~ zens Of Edsef-ld for their very liberal pa
ronage for the last five years, and to inform them
that they are still prepared to furnish PIANOS
from rHg VERY BEST MAKERS AT LOWER PRICES
than can he got elsewhere.
Our attention has recently been called to the ad.
yertisenent Of dealer who seems desiruus of as
suming the guardianship OF the public by telling
them not to buy of "pedlars or agents but oj
him. AS we have had no store in Augusta for
two years, and have been selling all the time i'll
the District, we presume it is intended for US, and
in this connection will give our reasons for discon
tinuing our store there. They are these
1st We aro at no expense, having no store rent,
clerk hire, nor heavy board 10 pay, and can there
fore sell lower than any other house.
2ndy We can sell more by it. land there is
where Che shoe pinches. III the last five years We
have sold more Pianos in this District than all tn
or houses in Augusta and Charleston, and We arr
willing that our claims to public patronage should
be decided by any one that nc have sold. Can
the proprietor Of the I" Emporium say as much? !?
We sell no Pianos that can be bought back in q
gear o. so at half price!
We give our own and the makers written guar
antee that The Pianos perfect in every respect,
anl arc ready at any time to come up to them.
We see every Piano put up at home and attend
to them year free OF charge.
In conclusion, We would say that we are still
buying and sci ing on our own responsibility from
the makers We always dealt with, viz: Jacob
: Chickering; Halbert, Davis s. Co.; A. W. Ladd i
Co., and others.
~ sell at the manufacturers RETAIL PRICES,
and any one buying from US may rest assured that
they are getting as good as the best and as cheap
as the cheapest; and that they are getting them
fresh from the mandatory.
~ Orders addressed to US at Augusta, Ca,
will mect with prompt attention
~ We still continue to TUNE and REPAIR
PIANOS, and will attend to calls in any part of
the District.
A. A. CLARK g. SON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-06
Savannah River Plantation n
FOR SALE
HEALTHY SlTUATlON-A DESIR \BLE
RESlDENCE-AND MOST PRO
DUCTlVE SOIL!

~-~~
v1NIIE Subscriber being dcsirous OF removing
to Texas, offers for sale his valuable farm,
well known as Tile
SNOW HILL PLANTATION,
Living Immediately on the Savannah River, four
miles above Hamburg, Oh the Martin Town Road,
and containing
S25 Acres.
225 Acres of this Tract are in most prohtaDle
state OF neutrality-suspicious. cotton, corn, &C.,
equal to the best lands il the country. The re-
mainder of the Tract is finely timbercd, and is
truly valuable in consequence of its convenience
to the Hamburg and Augusta markets.
The place is we'll improvcd-tle Dwelling ltollSe,
whi:h is commodious has been but recently re-
paired and all tile necessary out-buildings arc III
perfect repair Attached to this plantation is u
first rate Cotton Gin and Screw, run by water pow
er. Also, Thraslier for cleaning grain.
On The place is also good Flour and Grist Mill,
in fine running order, which turns out the Lest OF
Flour aid Meal.
Also connected with this place, is all excellent
Shai Fishery, which is surpassed by none on the
River and is one that pays well. ThiSis healthy
location, convenient to market, and in fact ono OF
The most desirable plantations i'll this State
Numerous Springs of the pureSt and best water
abound throughout the Tract. Many other ad-
vunsagcs belong to this place which 1t is not ncces-
Sary to mention.
Persons wishing to purchase, will mt be doing
themselves Justice if they buy before examining
the above Tract
acg- Ii not dispo ed of before the 18th of No
vember next, shall not sell.
Sxs- Terms accommodating. Price advanta-
gcous To the purchaser.
"A LSO-
re Jo.;rod T ,yilb olco lnt of Corn Fodder
Stock of all kinds, Plantation Tools, Household
and Kitchen Furniture. &c.
L. L. HALL.
tf n