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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-10

The New LoAN.-Spealng of the new loan
of fifteen millions of dollars asked for by the
Administration, the Petersburg MtelligeHcer re-
marks:
When. q few months ago, the government asked
for loan (in the shape of treasury noteS) to the
amount of twenty millions of dollars the assur.
ance was given that it was not at all probable so
large sum would be required, but in order to
provide for any contingency, il was deemcd pru-
dent to provide broad margin. The amount was
granted, and is gone almost in n twnkling--aud
now the Secretary of the Treasury is down on his
marrow bones again, begging Congress for fifteen
millions more. When we recoect that less than
year and II quarter ago, when the present admin
istration came into power, there was a surplus of
nearly thirty millions in the Treasury and that the
government has had the benefit of all the receipts
since and loan in addition of twenty millions,
we arc bound to conclude that Democratic econo-
my is very costly institution, aud Democracy it.
self most expensive luxury.
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AN ANoMALY.--Dr. Porter Of KeypOrt, n. j.,
held poSJ-mortem examination at M,ddletown
Point, \. J., last week, on an aged lady who had
died of Seirrhus of the liver, stomach and
bowels The examination revealed a large stone
in the sac attached TO the lower margin of the
river, consisting OF phosphate of lime with por-
ton Of animal matter, measuring one and inches
in length, / and l-l6 inch in diameter, and weigh
ing 292 grains The stone is of an irregular shape
and has the appearance of pebble commonly
found along the SeaShore.
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ATTEND CHuRcI.--rhere is great deeict'on
on III, part OF the people in many parts at th,
western country, in regard ia church going
This section OF tho country is one OF that char
ac,cr, Nuw 10 say nothing about il rcligiously
itocmaily looks bad morally. 70 Sea minis
ter holding luUh without hearers in some ol
oar most popu)ous vilages and towns show a
uon attention 10 the better interes Of mans
nature. What more II anything else is "a,
very hulwarS OF New EngAul Refinement, Intel
lig nee uUl solid worth is their num nerleSs well
GiIed school houses ant churches. What besu
tiaeS AMI lightus up New Gugloni will cause
the west TO bud cad blossom as the rose
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Political E,rcncIling.

We have before us the Boston Christian Free
man containing very full report Of the pro.
cecdogs of the Univetsalist Anniversary meet
nss held in that city during the last week in
May. At the Reform Association resolution
was offered declaring it to be the duty of the
Christian minister to denounce "wickedness, in
individuals and in combinations of men, in
low and high Places Rev. s. Cobb ably ad-
vocated the principle embodied in the resolu.
tion, and we extract the following from his re
marks:
To what source are we 10 look for the educa-
tion of the public morals? Not to scheming
politicians, who would sacrifice principle, and
their dearest friends, for Office and for party
name. We must look to the Christian pulpit
and church. The ministry which appobaes
and apologies for the nagrant wrongs because
they are practiced by combinations of men,,
will be found good for nothing but to be cast
out and trodden under foot of men,
We want more faith in God and the right
However parties interested in crime may rave
aud denounce, no good, faithful, Christian testi-
mony, in support of truth and right, and in
condemnation of error and sin, will fail to be
blessed of God, aud do its work. lis fruits may
not be always visible at once, but they shall
come forth in Gods time.
"Though seed lie buried long In dust
II shant deceive their hope
The precious grain shall ne'er be lost
For grace insures the crop"
II is as clear to me, said Mr.. Cobb, as the most
common and obvious relation between cause
and effect that certain new movements more in
accordance with reason, liberty and right, hayo
been brought about by the mighty pressure of
the religious aud moral sentiment Of the people
Of the most enlightened portions of our land
Where the government is in the powt Of the
people. the public servants caunot long profane
and defy the moral sentiment Of the people
They may rave, threaten, and denounce the min
isiry which condemns confederated iniquity as
such, as political priests, and set upon them
Christian ministry and church are faithful to
man, their political prosecutors will hear in
their very souls the voice divine which ostound.
ed the valiant Saul, 1T is hard for thee to kick
against the goads.'
Several persons followed Mr.. Cobb in the
same vein, but we can give but one more breI
extrlct:
Rev. J. II. Campbell, of Slugus, wished to be
understood and therefore endeavored to speak
to the point and plainly. He considered the
best man to te him who stood up for the right
everywhere, and under all circumstances the
next best--he who may be regarded as the next
best-is the man who plants himself squarely
on the wrong, believing that he is in the right;
but he who is to be branded with eternal in
fanny, is the man who, believing in the right,
becomes the apoogst for the wrong.
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"THE Issue IN OcronER,' -Unler this head
Forney gives " National Democracy n lusy
cudgeing. lie says that if the Administration
partizans would act like rational beings d" they
would, of course, withdraw their dead Lecompton
from the field relbiug carron as It is that smells
to heaven" But will they do i,} Who ever heard
of the Slave Democracy doing yir,uous deeJ?--
Forney continues:
So let it be. Ponusy lvonia is 70 be made the
battle-ground in October She was the battle
ground in 1856 The theatre is the samc--,hn
actors ,he same, aud the principle tho same, with
the difference that those who were elected 10 OF
flee upon the principle now stand forth tull armed
against it, These latter have many potcut inta-
encOs on lhci, side, A mass OF patronage held oui
20 a mass OF eXpectauts host OF defendant,
whose bread is safe ouy as they deitud the wrong;
a Senate ready 20 reject or ratty, rs Democrats
are fair or false. But we have great faith in the
result. The people are aroused. Tho public mind
is filed with light; the public heart with iudjgua-
iion. II there was arupturon in tha strife OF 1896,
in honestly supporting an houcst crocd, What vii,
it be in 1888, when that Same Cry2l, hasriy DC
serted, implores for rescue and Ior champ
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rTHE nonresident owners of the north half of see
i ton 81, of sections 80. 49, fractional section ls;
the northeast quarter section &c. half section 25
east half section a. and east half fractional 13
Middleton township and the southeast quarter Sec
tion 36 In the U. S. r. township hereby no.
hed that the trustees of said township will meet at
the house of Benjamin Johnson Saturday, July IL
1898, to lay out and apportion ditch follows, to
wit; Commencing al the southeast corner of the north
east quarter section 80, in Middleton township, and
running north along the Perrysburg and Finday plank
road on the west side of the same to the line of Per-
rysburg township and there to terminate
June 3, lS5S-iwGS2 so J. r. RIrDOTpu
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We understand that Vigilcnce Commit
tee has been orgnniAd in Allegan county,
Michigan. a store had been robbed OF OtSrSo
and other crimes committed aud suspicious
fastening upon man named Otto he was caught
rope put around his neck and death in five
minutes was his sentence unless he would CON
lcss, lie did confess, exposing the existence of
a band Of robbers bound together by an OATH
Robbery and mwder, il necessary We're their
business, and prominent citizens were named
who were to be the victims, This band of rob
hers were making thorough organization thro
the state and it is supposed to b. part of the
band of outlaws which have infested Indiana. -
To the credit of tins committee it should be
sons connected with the gang they see them lc
Gvcred into the hands of the sheriff TO BE- placed
secute)y in prison to await trial, and u citizens
patrol wns established in Allegan to prevent eS.
cape. ClepeldHd Herald
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Sherih,s Snlc.

VIM. II. Ewing VS.. Jonathan Salisbury
QI virtue of an order of sale issued to me in the
l)above case, from the court of Common Pl,as !
Will offer for sale at public auction at the door of the
Coort House, Perrysburg Saturday, the 10Th day
ofJune A. ID. 1858, between the hours of eleven and
twelve O'Clock A. NJ, the following lands and tene-
nents to wit The northwest quarter of section II,
IN township four north, of range ten east in Wood
county Ohio, containing 100 acres more or less.
ASHER Cook Atty. G.. w. NORTON sheriff
Nav IL, lS5S-1w5S2 --I.- ~
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10 The present administration has already in
creased our national debt thirty five millions of
dollars, and it will probably be increased to
sixty millions before the people can check its
plundering policy through Republican Con-
gress.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


rEHE land holders of the northeast quarter and the
north hall OF the northwest quarter, and the north
halt Of the southeast quarter of section number of
Portage township, wood county are hereby notified
that the trustees of said township will meet at the
house of Matthias Shoup on Saturday, the Sd day Of
July next for the parpose of locating ditch to com
nence near the south quarter post of section number
u thence north on the quarter line TO the river
June 3, ls5S--lwGSl 93 MATTHIAS SHOIrp
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cg-The Leavenworlh correspondent OF the
Missouri Democrat says;
Nou will learn from the letter of Gen, Ctss
that the National Democratic party is conscious
Natit has lost KanSus--that victory has declared
for Free Labor, and the Republican party. 1t is
not ther, fore, matter of surprise that the PrsS-
dgut ana his advisers making virtue OF neces-
siiy, give instructions which contemplate a fair
and honest election ON the first Monday IN
AnguSt--the fret ut the Kind that will have heen
held in Kansas under their auspices or those OF
their predecessors,
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FArAL ArrRAY IN KANSAS A6r

FATAL ARRAY IN KANSAS, 6r LOUIS, June
IA dispatch from LeavenWolth, dated 5th,
says an ARRAY between Lane and Jenkins had
occurred. They both live ON Oclaim which was
contested, The former enclosed an acre of
land, on which was a well used by both parties
in common. Lane recently locked the we'll,
fenced up the enhance, aud forbade Jenkins ac-
cess to it. jenkins declared he would have wa
ter at all hazards. Lane threatened to shoot him
il he made !orcibc entry upon the premises,
On Thursday afternoon, Jenkins, accompanied
by four friends, we'll armed, cut the fence down
AMI proceeded towards the well. Lane warned
them not to advance or he would shoot. Dis
regarding his threat jenkins and his party adj
vanccd, when Lane fired, killing Jenkins iu-
slautly, Ore of Jenkins men then shot Lane in
the leg, mhicting wound which confines him
to his bed.
Lane has been arrested and was to undergo
an examination to-day. Much excitement cx-
listed. Jenkins was held in high estimation, and
his death is deeply dcplorcd,
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Mn. EDrroR Il noticed in the Journal of last
week letter from X who speaks largely of the
skill and enterprise of merchants of various pla-
ces, asserting that the prosperity or downfall of
II town is in the hands of the merchant advoca-
ting the principle of low prices and ready pay
the truth or fasehood of which, is evident to
most minds. The unjustness of unreasonable
profits and their final pecuniary disadvantages,
and the ruinous tendency of the credit system,
arc too we'll understood TO admit of single dout;
and it is a wonder that 50 many will engage in
them, especially the latter
A stranger to this town would supposedly Ks
remarks, that he was acquainted here and, tru-
y, he should be before publishing its character;
then, il he was honest, he would come nearer the
truth than he now has done, provided he did not
luck discrimination. But as | happen to
know little of both Toledo and Perrysburg,
have taken some pains to make observations on
the trade Of those places, and am prepared to
make, boldly the assertion, that goods cannot,
on an average, be bought as cheap in that place
us in this; and the only advantage there is in
going there to trade is the greater variety to be
found there though our merchants do not fail
to furnish respectable assortment and should
the inhabitants of this pace patronize home
trade our merchants would be encouraged to pur-
chase greater quantity, and a better quality
and variety; and before friend X, again at
tempts to put down Perrysburg that Others may
build it up, hopo he will take more pains to
ascertain the truth and portray the real cause of
the malady. Let him urge upon the people the
importance of home trade, and strive TO inStil
into their minds the fact, that it is duty they
owe TO themselves-not only themselves, but
their noighbor, their town, aud their country.
While we have boats so anxious for passen-
gers as to carry them for almost nothing, for the
sake Of get ing them, and as long as the ridicu-
lous custom prevails of running to Toledo to
purchase n spool OF thread or a paper of pins
with the belief that they are better, merely be-
cause they were bought in larger place, Perys
burg will continue to decline; and if its inhab-
itants do not divest themselves of such " old
fogy notions, and do their business upon the
principle of right and reason, thus, beneliting
themselves and their neighborS, this town, so
beautifully aud commodiouSly located with ev
cry advantage necessary for the prosperity and
| happiness OF its Inhabitants, must "go TO the
wUIt 80 sure enough
An OBsouBr RFsInENr or PERRysBuRG.
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RrrrAL Of TAG FsuiNG BoUNuEs,-The Al
hany Ev,uing JOgrGdl notices the fact that the
members ot Congress who oppose the bounty
tor catching Goldfish, Insist ON our paying a
bounty for catching men. \ Yankee skipper
only g'ts - siNpguce for hooking cod while a
SaOth,ta Commissioner gets - for hauling up 4
negro, II bounties am to be abolished, let all
be served uiikr
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nu~Thc Missouri Democrat commences long
mud nblr editorial Tins

d cay has fastened upon its vitaIs and the stiff
lcnjng limbs bctokcn speedy dissolution, An in.
du5trial element has intrudcd itself upon society
and our politics are shaping themselves to the
requirements of the people. Thought liberalizcd,
labor melted TO economic development massive
movements of population tIing hither have
combined to determine the matter in advance of
legislation, and in defiance of conservatism.
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"A young lady in Cincinnati, Miss Fanny Hall
has received damages Of $500 agsins: one Van
dergrif and other parties, for false Imprisonment,
She was confined for six months in the Lnnatjc
Asylum, through The ns,gumcn,auy Of the Off
GERS of the church to which she belonged, but was
proved to be sane, and then was discharged, The
suit was then lred three times. The first jury
gave her verdict Of $1,000. 4 new trial wa.
had, and the jury htl'i 10 agree, The third time.
she was agola Successful, aud this ends the case,
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OCULAR CuRRENcy. cy.--rhc Canadians are fast
becoming Amoricauisod We learn by the 70,
rou,o Leader that S210O00 worth of new coins
struck expressly for Canadian use are shortly cx-
pectol from England They viii be in the fol-
lowing proportions $4,000 in twenty cent
pieces; G60O0O in ten cent pieces; S6O0ld in five
cea, pieces; and 500 0o1 worth of coins IN hrouzed
cents. Ouc-ha( OF the coins will be available in
each section Of the proycuce.
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Why is the demand so great for
DIR. MAN-N'S
A O. u Z B A L S A M !

Princeton, H., Sept. 20, 1857.
Dr. MANN-Dsdr Sir:--For several years past
have used your que Basam in my daily practice and
have closely observed its effects in hundreds of cases.
and in has it failed to produce the happy
effect. can most cheerfully recommend it as a Ger
tain specific for chs, fever and aguc and maarious
diseases, ii. AUSTIN NJ. ID.
MlrshaH Mch., Fe6. IL, 1857.
DIR. MANN S Co--I have sold large amount of,
your Ague Basam III this vicinity and from my person.
al knowledge of it, believe it the bes: remedy for
chs, fever and Ggue that has been sold in our
State Respectfully yours o. A. HYDE,
AShta5uia Ohio Jan, l, 1852.
MEssRs. s. X. MANN 81 Co.. Gents In canvassing
the states of Ohio and Michigan for the sale of the
different remedies of which we have control our at
tenti.n has been called observe the great that
your Ague Basam has gained for itself in every place
where sold 1t really seems to be the peoples
edy and its sale rapid than all others 1t is des
tined snpercede all other ague remedies in the mar
ket. Very Truly Yours, A. Il S. HENDRY.
NeiV York. FEB. 23 1858.
MESsRs, s. X. MANN & Co.. Gents II have at our
house in st. Louis, sold your Ague Basam three
years and have carefully observed its effects in curin
and must in all candor say, do believe its equal
exists in all the world of medicines. To my person
al knowledge it has cured permanently every time
and have known it used after all other remedies had
been tried in vain, with the most happy result. And
what is more remarkable, | have never known case
have hesitation in recommending it as perfect tr
umph over chills and fever. Respectfully yours,
PROF.. o. j. WOOD.
S. X. MANN & CO., Proprietors, Gallon,
Ohio. Sold by all good Druggists.
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The Sieve Power, having. under the name Of De.
mocraoy, secured every department ot the National
Government b; the most spiamn promises to the pco-
plc of their devotion 10 Freedom, State Rights and
bopunr overeipnty openly abandoned the doctrines
of their PLATFORM violated their pledges 60 the people
aud by official prescription by The Administration oi
oil IN their own ranks who would not submit to 9 die
tntos and by the most slam. ass corruption o the
REPRESENTATIVE of the people, have succeeded IN ioI
clDg tho will Of privileged class upon tho whole
nation.
With these facts before the people an the certain
" that We must meet this Formidable anti Republican,
organization, supported Ia every district and county
iy the patronage Olthc Administration With its army
of Office holders. upon the deceptive aud fraudulent
issues which they have presented IN the shape of n
pretended compromise, We deem IL In pOrtnut that
Cny aud united action should be had, by ali opposed
60 the Iecompton nlquiy, IN the shape ot The Eng
lsh Land Bribc, or 20 any attCmyt tO force slave
Constitution upon the people OF kinsna, aud have
therefore united in calling early convention that
ample time may be given for discussion, and forming
n'cOrrcct Judgment upon all the iHsuos raised by the
Administration party ut Washing ton, and the late cg
islature of this Statc-issuCs which the IccomptOu
leaders arc attempting slcuthy to ntcrpuate into the
orcedof the party and thus step 8top as they have
been doing for years. commit their organization to
doctrines at war with the principles of true Dcmoc
racy.
In view of the alarming strides which have been
mndc towards n central dcapo,ism by tho Brchnnon
party in the Nation and state the comm tee urge up
on tho friends OF Freedom the necessity OF prompt
mud united action.
u. TAYLOR Defiance, J. CROsaON, poullinq,
H. l.. HAYNES, Fulton, G. M.GODFEEi Puntm,
j. WHEEL .ER Hancock, j. j.. CLARK, Van Wort,
JOHN POWELL, Henry. ". ), BhAklSLEt, Wills
S. r. REED, Lucas, E,A HIGGINS Wood
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In wet weather the necks of working oxen
are apt 10 become sore. To prevent this, rub a
iittlI taliow ou the yoke and bows
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PLANK Road Election Notice.

Flank TOAD Election Notice.
IllE annual election Of Board of Directors of the
Il p L. Plank Road. will be held at Bowling
Green, on Friday the 18th of June next By order Of
the Directors. JAMES HOOD. President
s. j.. BouGHroN, Sec.
MAY "a, 1853 3w3Sl
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NEW PRocGss FOR TANNING On Wednesday
last, we were shown by MIR, j. Farr Of this place,
handsomely, aud what appeared to be, we'll
tanned calt.skin, which h. Informed us, was
taken from the animal just one week previous
The tanning is done by new process. We an
derstlnd the time necessary 20 tan a caf-Skn is
eighteen hours --N0rwalk Reflector.
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TERRluLg hccIpgNr. The Chicago Press thus
notices the destruction Of an entire family save
one, by recent ireshet at Roscoe His:
About dawn yesterday morning. (Frilay
June jlh), a ilcShct came rushing with great vio.
Icnco down aravne, through which, in ordinary
seasons, flows an insignificant brook, tdbula.
ry to the Rock River
Upon the bank stood two story fame dwell
ing occupied by much esteemed Clergyman
Rev. iloralio Islcy. From some cause, either
by the undermining of the bank or the dwelling
being reached by the angry flood, it was
overturned and carried away, lis inmates, the
clergyman, his wife and their eight children
were in their beds when they were swept into
the raging torrent. The father alone managed
almost miraculousy, TO effect his escape aud
reached the bank nearly exhausted, the mother
and her children were seen no more alive.
The eight chl rem were OF various ages, ran
ging from infancy to seventeen years Of age.
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and Harness.
ON MANHOOD,

AMI 10 IhEM n IL WI DECLlNE.
Just Published GRATIS, the goth Thousand.
A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL TREAT
IA ment, without Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Lo-
cal Weakness Nocturnal Emissions, General and Ner-
Vous Debility. ImpOtency, and impedimeuts to Mar
riage generally by B. DE LANEY, NJ. d.
The important fact that the many alarming COM
plants orr gnating in the imprudence and solitude OF
youth, may be easily owed WITHOUT MEDICINE,
is in this small tract clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment as adop-
ted by the author fully explained. by means of which
every is enabled 10 HIMSELF and at
the least possible cost thereby avoiding all the adyer
tised nostrnms OF the day.
Sentto any address, gratis and post free in sealed
enveop, by remittng post paid two postage stamps
10 Dr. B. DE LANEY, IS East 3lst street, New York
Oy. iapT, 20 '5s-
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Mrs. VNctc, OF La Sale, Michigan, died a
few days ago at the remarkable age of ll2 years.
She had lived in the vicinity Of Monroe for nearly
u century, and leN fourth husband Of 60 or 70
years. She made her will in the latter part OF the
last century, and then outlived all the persons to
whom she bequeathed her property. She was Il
small woman, and very active through her long
lin