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VENIsoN AND DEER.
IS pieo.s Virginia VENIsON.
5whols DEER.
For sale cheap by
de 2-St Ss7 Pa. ave., bet. "a and 9Th Streets
Two our CUSTOMERS-Y accounts are
now ready Tor settlement. We desire all TO
settle previous to LIST January, and thereby save Us
,.o,, FRANKLIN RoTHRocK.
A., NOTICE,
AAbL Accounts upon our books will be made off
and rendered between this date and the lat of Jsnu
airy. when we shall ex poet. in all cases prompt set
bills presented at the use or place ofbusness viii
please cal and settle at our office. No account will
unt W Al fd s sTf + frIa CO.
de M-St 32 Pa: avenue bet 9th and 10th ats.
rH.Mt ANSTH ! so a,RRIvAL
SASH BLIND. 1SD DOOR DEPOT,
Per schooner Helen Mar, direct from Boston.
$40 WINDOW SASH. of various sizes, which
q part Of Which r We are osinr a 81 ssts St
g P &C., 81 pre. s1as cash
g g s d.: ; ;fs: y SIS. g al
feI me money ask Is for those : IN waSs
Also, 6lsssd Sash ofsll sizes constantly on HAND Il
dsa 'I's''0''0.ait' " S.n HAMILTON Miiftft co.
II ht!AvING RECENTLY purchased Of DIR. 8. E. Tyson
.nnounss 70 che former psiross .SS n.
suDpss of teAt hsys ,sSeiSed s.h
which Sli DO dispensed with ACCURACY and sfill
il Strict personal attention will Le given to ply
siclsns presentations.
GEO. J. M USER. A potkscary.
ID IT'S WITH CONFIDENCE RECON-
mend to my former customers and frierd nv sue
censor IN the Drug business-Mr. Geo. J. Musser,
Also OF .. an
- well qualified to conduct the busiress, and Will
snrIish them with Medicines Of the very best
de M:.ost 9. TYSON. ND.
IsTMAs PREsE MS.
Upera Pans.
..f Pearl fortemonnsIes.
srs .a = Gold Speetaees,
Gold and Pear Shirt studs. "'Ht''
Silver Tea and Table spoons, ...
Gold aud Pearl Sleeve ButtOns
She'll, Buffalo and India Rubber Combs,
Bingham and French far Brushes
Lubln'' and BASINS Extract. for H.sdfsrohisis.
chn r.. Backgammon Boards.
dea..s. no $40 Pa. .v.. N.i'i H Il as ssiIalns.
ECONOMY OF MONEY, TINE. AND La
:. IN. tina FIRE sRYSDLING. in boxes. con-
sss e ,s s1sns Tor sixty kres wood or coal for
BALDWIN BROTHERs.
P'les IS cents per box. Dc so-iv
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A GROSS PERvERsIoN OF THE TRUrH.-In
the edition Of ForDey's California Press, tor
California circulation, published on the 10Th
instant, We find the following;
49, AT the late Democratic State Convention I'm
virginia, The following resolution was adopted
win only few dissenting voices;
,sso.red, That we rejoice unfeignedly In the
rate victory, so glorious!Y achieved by the loya
democracy OF Illinois. Brethren ia the same
political faith, We recognise their success as our
triumph, a1d, In common with patriotic men Of
all sections and all parties, we find a special
cause Tor congratulatfon In the defeat Of a An
gerous sectional organization.''
The truth is, this resolution was offered and
adopted without question amid an uproar that
defed comprehension for the time being, of its
political bearing. A few minutes afterwards,
comparative order having been restored, its
adoption was recOnsidered; and having been
ventilated by discussion, it was laid on tho
table With but two dissenting voices out of the
nine hundred delegates in attendance!
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ISrHE CIrr.-Gov. G. W. Gesry, of Kansas.
no" In Tins city, and is the guest Of Senator
n'g'cr' Coz: n, u. sibley, Of Minnesota, ID
also here aud is stopping ct the National Ho.
tel Robert W. wOolIey, Esq, ressutIy sop |.
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December 81.
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Correspondence Of The Star.
GRoRsErowN, Dec. "a. 1883
Christmas has come and gone, and doubtless
many Of those who spent the day 10 the more
irrational manner, have learned that there 10
equally a much truth n poetry Contained in the
stanza of Qurns- EH ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-27

APPOINTMENTS CoSFIxxID.-The following
appointments were recently confirmed by the
senate: Alexander Wilson to be District At.
torney for Utah Territory; Alfred M. Lay to be
District Attorney for the sout western district
OF Missouri; Charles y. Pins to be Marshal for
the northern district Of Illinois; and Walter
Forward to be Marshal for Dragon Territory
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YSTHE UNION PRAYER MEETING
w be held during the present week az the room,
OF the Dung Mems ChrIktIan Association, Pa. av.
opposite Bsowns' Hotel DeIwe en- the hours of anf
p. IA. All are invited. de 81 lW
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Peise, h.d Clinton
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Queen. Mrs Theo y
Richards. Mrs. W y
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Reese, Miss Lucy
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Reed. Niss z A
Ruff. Mrs C.th'ps
simpson, Mrs Mary
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spsidiax Martha Z
Spencer. Miss soc
stTsttings, Mrs X A
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Smith, Miss yennieC
Tsom, sou. Miss 3 J
Thsaps u, Sarah A
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Thompson, krs J y
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Woif, nsrGt 3
West, Csrollus 2
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Wood. Miss 5 b
Whe-leu. u Las 3 A .
walker, mrs HOssns
Williams, Ms n .
Whsley. Miss y .
Williams, Miss l.
Wiluot, Misc y a
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cruiser, in order to have her taken by force Of
arms after those on board Of her may have
made all the resistance in their power. Their
purpose was certainly to effect landing with
an aofo -
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

BENEFITS OF DIroHING.--Oa Thursday last we
accompanied W. V. Way, Esq, to his farm on
the McCutchinvile road, about one mile south
of town. Perhaps no farm in the county af.
fords better illustration of the advantages de-
rived from ditching that this one. Underdrains
run diagonally across the improved portion of
it and empty into open bitches which cross
from the west and lead into the road diteh.-
Although it had been raining for several days
and the surrounding land was unfit for the
plow or hoe, this was in excellent condition for
planting, and the corn was being put into the
ground with hand planter This soil was sufIi,
ciently dry, and the mellow bisck loan reminded
us OF the Miami or Scioto bottoms. Any body
who will visit this farm cannot fail to observe
that little money expended in draining the
level lands of Wood county is all tha is needed
to make the most desirable farms in the State
There can be no better soil than we have, and
when properly drained it will baar wet ather
as we'll as any
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13
A ROat Ride.

We learn that a party of our citizens will take
a ride on tina Oliuc Branch this (Ehursday
svenins. Some Of the ladies Of this place have
prepared very nice fug, which will be pre-
ssnted to Capt. Hall on that occasion. A brass
band, from Toledo, is expected to add to the
pleasure of the trip. The Olive Branch will
leave the dock at the foot Of Louisiana Avenue
at 81 o'clock, and run up to Maumee. Return
ing, she will touch at this place and then pass
down the river. The early start will enable the
excursionsts to reach home before 8 o'clock
OF course the ladies will ride free, and gentle
men will be charged but 25 cents for the trip.
No pains will be spared to make the ride pleas
ant
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13
For the Journal,
For the Journal.
The Wood County Teachers Assoc
cinfiOm

viii hold its sixth quarterly session ct Gie-
Od June 5th, 1858, commencing at 9 o'clock,
A. Nj.
1t is unnecessary, perhaps to urgo the grcot
importance to teachers, of assembling themselves
together in the capacity of On association of
this kind. because we trust there are none among
us who aie so far advanced in the science Of
teaching, as not to feel the necessity of coun-
selling often one with another in order the more
elfectuolly to raise themselves as teachers which
the noble profession requires.
This praise.worthy object, the Association is
designed to accomplish; but it cannot do it
while the teachers rSmain at home, refusing to
aid or encourage it, If they wish TO receive
benefit, and aid in beneftting Others, they must
attend on the means necessary to the attainment
Of that object. We trust, therefore, that these
considerations will be sufficient to insure large
attendance Of tesehers and friends of Education
from all parts Of our County.
Though the Association is called the Wood
County Association, yet we are always pleased
to see friends from adjoining counties and else.
where attending at our meetings, and all may
| feel assured that no one will be debarred the
privileges of the society.
The committee appointed at the last msetng
OF the society, TO procure a speaker TO dellveI
the quarterly address Of the society, have not YET
reported. 1t will be expected, however. thai
after the choice Of speaker is made notice o.
the same will be gi' en- through the Journal.
EssAYlsrs-M ssrs Geo. Williams, d. A
Avery d. w, H. Day. and Miss Amelia Clough
M. De LAFAYETrE BUELL..
| Nscrsfdrl
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SPRING MEDICINE.

GET THE pUREST.
GET THE CHEAPEST
GET THE MOST EFFICAC1OUS
In short get the best, which Dr.. Robaek's SCAN
DINAvIAN BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS. These
wonderful medicines entirely vegetable, leave no
bad effects, and cannot by any possibility nure the
most delicate constitution. Never good Spring
Medicine SO necessary now, for in addition TO the
skin diseases and derarged Stomach and Liver, which
every Winter produces, it is most evident to all who
accustomed to note the powerful influence for
good or i'll that the mind has upon the body that the
anxiety of mind caused by the late wide money
troubles has injured the health of almost every
Then cleanse strengthen and purify your system with
the Scandinavian Remedies, and you will probably
Yourself from Illness tho coming summer.
GSs~See advertisement
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

On ruE ROAD TO FANS On Sabbath evening
the 2nd inst, some person crswed through an
opening in the foundation wall of the Baptist
Church, and bored hole in the baptistry with
a arss gmlet, TO let Off the water. While al
tempting to bore the second hole the handle of
the gimlet split, and the person departed leav-
ing his tools behind. The aforesaid gimlet
has been left at this Office, and the owner can
have the same by calling for, and identifying it,
This person, whoever he is, must be close OBJ
server of passing events, and evidently wishes to
place himself in a position before the public
which will secure to him an elevation to some
responsible post He should certainly be elect
ed to some office BY our people, if he does not
hold one already As two members Of the Board
Of Education are to be elected soon, we hope his
claims (if old enough) will not be overlooked.
He is certainly entitled to some evidence Of our
regard for his selfsacrifsing conduct. and the
past shows that we delight in honoring such
brave hearts 1t may be the means Of swelling
the number Of the " back room donation party -
The fellow is foolish for withholding his name
He is certainly entitled to one office, and might
get more! His example before our youth would
the Board Of Education, unless some person
Ca be presented who has superior capacities fol
filling the Office, and whose example would b.
more worthy of imitation.
"Lives of great men all remind us
We can make our lives sublime,
And departing leave behind us
..,N,.. al. l.. F...x.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13
Railroad Accident.

UTICA, N. Y, May ll.--The Morning Herald
reports lrlghtlul accident which occurred this
morning. at 81 O'Clock, on the N. Y. Central
Rail Road, by the crushing of bridge over the
Saquoit Creek near Whitesboro. Seven or eight
persons are already dead. Five or six Others
are barely alive, and the injured number 40 or
more. The killed are: A. Moore, Rising Sun.
Ind. head crushed; two children of Abraham
Mack, Cincinnati; a man, unknown, body now
lying IN the baggage room at Utica; Irishman,
unknown, about 90 years old, head jammed,
must haze died instantly negro, legs cut oil
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13
Plunder AT the Capital.

WAsHINGroN, May 2.
Another Willetts point case has just come to
tight under tand that the Secretary of War
has Just negotiated for 200 acres of Richardson's
Rancho, promontory extending into the Golden
Gate in the harbor of SanIrancsco Ii is said to
he almost wholly rock, and $40 per acre would
be considered All eXtravagant price for it; yet ]
learn that the Secretary OF War has agreed to
pay the sum of 5000 900 for it 4! The spot is Sc
cured for fort and could have been purchased
for $4,000 little while ago. SO much for this
economical administration. Correspondent New
York Post
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

GB- A correspondent writing from Bowling
Green, after describing the attack made upon Mr..
Newton by the son Of the late liquor seller of
thRt place, says:
: "This assault together with all its attendant
circumstances, SO inAamed the minds Of the people
that it was declared that the grog man, who was
instigalor of the whole affair, should be made to
clear his shop OF all liquors and never to bring more
into the place, or his shop to be cleared for him.
His house was declared by all the citizens of the
place. at meeting OF said citizens, TO be public
nuisance and should be closed. The time was
fixed for positiue suasion to be used, and the
thing would have come down. had not the
old man followed the advice of the few remaining
friends he had in the place, and taken his liquor
outside of the corporation limits. inStanter. Our
village is now without grogshop, and it will be a
hard matter for any one to start another, for the
people are fully determined to be cursed by them
no longer.
"On the whole, | think that cowardy assault
on Mr. Newton was the strongest temperance
lecture we ever had here
ave wish it now to be distinctly understood
that Bowling Green is temperance village, and
by the aid Of strong positive suasion it shall re-
main so"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

as-The primary and intermediate departments
of our Union School are again opened with no
change of teachers. The Grammar and High
Schools are without teachers, and we are no t
aware that it is the intention of the Board to open
either Of these departments during the present
quarter. We are not stckler for keeping school
rooms open during the entire year. On the con-
trary we are disposed to believe that it would be
much better for chidren if they had more useful
physical and less mental, exercise. AS general
thing, the constant excitement OF the youthful
mind deprives it of the powers of expansion, and
hence it is that niue -tenths of those who make
their mark in the world are recognized as self
made men-men whose intellectual powers were
not dwarfed by undue exertion when too weak to
gather strength under the constant burhens i'm
posed upon them. Yet, if either Of the depart.
ments are to be closed and the others kept open
there are many reasons to our MUD for closing
the primary or intermediate instead of the Gram.
mar or High schools
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13
SEE THE FOLLOWING:
Rats, Reaches, Bugs, Insects, e.,

Ass
What the Farmers say:
late writer says that the various species of yer.
min multiplying at fearful rate throughout the
Depot, says; 1.-THE country is literally overrun with
them (rats and mice, &c.
What the People sap; CAVE, Ill.,, June 81 1857.
Dear ST:--My brother, j. W McCreery. purchased
box of your Rat EXtermiuator, and found it to be
what you recommended it TO be- perfect Rat des.
troyer. hereby enclose s. for more of it,.
Yours, &C.. ASHLEY McCREERY.
New YORK. Dec. H. All.
SIR" All this summer | haze been troubled
with Reaches and Mice. ] was actually ashamed of
the house, for the Reaches were everywhere, and
don't know what should have done by this time.
purchased box of your EXerminator and tried it,
and in one week there not Roach or Mouse in
the house. JOHN B. GiYENS, No. "a Elm ST.
MooREs SALT WoRKs, Ohio, June 3, 1857.
Dear Sr:--l have used it, (the Rat Roach &c. F.N'
termnator) three nights and it is making sad t.voc
alnoug the Rat tribe, Yours, &c, J, p. BJsSOM'
Wat The Pre- $ say;
We know by actuaiexperience that sCpstar s " pre-
paration for Rats, Reaches, Bed Bs anu insects gem
erly are complete and perfect S~'o''h'ia'oFS'--N H.
Aflas' May IT,
"Costars - Rat. RoacL &c. Exterminator is In
fallible DESTROYER Of ssse pestent creatures
anopois (Lqd) Sc. '.ea. ,
';tt GttII"Eap-P@ iP@ LEMBERGER, Druggists) Lebanon
Pa, ARE pleased to say that which is sold gives
81 satisfaction"
sGEo ROSE, CardinRton, o. at (the Rat Roach
'atisfaotion.'
Sold IN PeIrysburg. 0, by PI % EAmr.roy A agents
ApTil "a, lI6s--5om7
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

GS~We understand that masquerade party
came OF at the house of one of our citizens last
Tuesday evening 1t is reported that some CT
those present were much improved in appear
ance by the false faces which they wore We
can only say that the chances were all in favor
oil improvement! The bashful young fellow
that went there to squeeze the waste of an an
gel for the first time and hugged big boy until
he became dispep;ic, seriously thinks Of marry
ing He didn't know it was SO nice before and
we shall no doubt receive some "Lines To-"
from his pen. And the young lady who got a
beardleSs youth to accompany her in side
walk" thinking him to be Miss, would proba-
bly, blush to be apprised of her mistake. Well,
such performaces sometimes let us know who's
who and whats what but they are neverthe
less suitable nourishment for what is generally
termed "wild OATS" and we are more than half
inclined to doubt their adaptation to the pro.
duction of good fruits.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

Ho ! FOR UTAH l-Woop COUNTY IN THE
FiELD.-We have just learned that Capt. MKIN-
LEY's company has been accepted for the Utah
service. Considering that there is but one regi.
msnt allowed Ohio. the War Department has paid
the Captain merIted compliment for past ser.
vices, in thus selecting the GILEAp WORTH
GUARDS" Recruiting stations will be opened i'm
rnsdiately. Success to Capt, M'Kinley and his
gallant men. On our first page viii be found a
"war song suited to the occasion,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13
O1s- The waters of Lake Erie were emptied

0C- The waters of Lake Erie were emptied
into the Maumee river last Monday night A
terrible north east wind commenced early in the
evening and continued all night and the river
was never known to have been so full before
The island opposite town was quite inundated
1t is is estimated that the water was 81 or fset
above its usual mark. We expect to hear OF
much damage being done by the storm.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

Sg- We now receive our mail between and 9
O'Clock, P. M. BIZ this arrangement the eastern
mail matter for this place will remain in Toledo
at least twenty-four hours This is not as it
should be, and the interest cf the public demands
that our mail be carried on the boat.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13
,sobooi Examiners' Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
the examination of Teachers at Giead, on the nFst
Tuesday in June.
In addition to the usual course all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punstually at 10 o'clock AM.
I w WOODBURY.. Clerk.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be pie.
IN sonted to tre Commissioners of Wood county,
at their regular session. in June next asking for view
survey and establishment of a county road. commen-
cling at curve in county road az the north west
ner OF The east Of the southeast of section 49, in
Perry township; thence south TO Co. line and the re
terminate; also, to vaeate that part as it now sts
from the curve above named TO the county lgfes
MANY PETIT
May 10, Ie5e--Iw4t'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13
MARRIED,

On the eth day of May, 1858, by Hiram Psmber, ].
r., Mr.. FREDERcK WIGERr aud Miss JANE KELLER,
all of Wood county.
On the 9th inst by the Rev NJ. Perkey Mr.. DELos
PRATT and Miss HARRIET A. GILLErr both of Gilead
Wood county, Ohio.
The bride. even in the happiest hour of her life
when all sunshine-the past forgottsnthe future
full of golden hopes-generously remembered the
Printer, as We testify Such wives will make
thy husbands happy We hope our young friends will
find all the joy in welded life which their ardent at
tachment pictures to the imagination.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

ENGLIsH's SCHEME The New York Evening
Post thus charscterizss the infamous scheme
of English for compelling Kansas to take LIE
compton: Your money or your life, is the sub.
lrsachery and less than the courags OF an orJi
nary highwsymsn."