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senator Wade i'm perrysDurg.

On Monday morning it was announced that
Senator Wade would address the people OF
Perrysburg at the Court House on Tuesday eve
ming, and at dark, on the evening Of Tuesday,
the cannon was fired to call the people together.
The Court House was well hlledwith ladies and
gentlemen at an early hour and Addison Smith,
Esq., was called to the chair Snator Wade
was introduced to the audience, but was so
hoarss from excessive speaking during the past
few days that he could scarcely speak above u
whisper, As he got warmed up, however, he
recovered his voice, and spoke for about two
hours. II was one Of the abest political speech
cs We have ever heard aud exposed the trucking
Of Northern doughIaccs to the Slave Power in a
mastery msnuer, We wish etery democrat in
Wood county could have heard his exposure o
the actions of northern democrats in Congress
Mr.. w. was frequently cheered by his audience
and was followed BY Mr Raymond, OF Toledo
in a few remarks, after which the meeting all
iourned
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works Of art deserving all the praise so freqent-
ly lavished upon them, AMI will please the fancy
and delight the eye of every lover of the beau
tiful, ehher in art or nature. fA
Returning to D)ston by way Of Roxbury and
Brookline, one Of the most beautiful drives
around the citv,wo visit Fdnenile Hall,well styled
the cradle Of" American Liberty" Boston may
well be proud of its possession. There il has
stood for years long sace numbered with the
past; there the patriot Purtans of old were wont
to meet and consult over the dangers which
threatened the civil aud religious liberty for
which they and their fathers had braved so much;
from thence went forth DEGREES more potent
than the mandates Of royalty I; from thence
went forth the first protest against illegal en-
croac chmpnts on mans natural rights from
thence has issued forth the indignant denuncia-
ticn--,he eloquent appeals of the pures, patri-
OTIS and the ablest statesmen of this or any other
land. Well fitting is it, that in the present as
as in the past, the first alous cry of violated
liberty should 90 forth from its venerable walls
More Of this, however. auon, Nj.
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SheriH,s Sale. -.

In Partition
u virtue of an order of sale to directed in the
ID above entitled case, from the court of Common
Pleas of Wood county Ohio, will offer for sale at
the door of the court house, in Perrysburg Saur-
ay the 18th day of October, 1858, between the hours
Of IL O'Clock A. NJ. and O'clock of said day. the
south three ourths of the south quarter of section
town north. of range 10 in Wood county, Ohio,
containing us to he sold subject to the dover
estate of Sarah Lee Said farm is in good of cul
tiyaton ha, fine young orchard,and good sprin go
water. r.'
Terms of sale One third cash day Of sale; one
third in year, and third in years; defer
red payments to be secured by mortgage onthe prem
ses. .... {. w. NORTON, Sheriff,
j. F. PRICE, Atty
Sent lG lS5S-- lgw5S3.30. '
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The Coumty COmventiO

Tho Republican County Convention held at
Bowling Green last Saturday, was we'll attend
ed. and everything passed Off in the very best
spirit. The present Sheriff. Commissioner, and
Coroner, were re nominated with a unanmity
that speaks volumes in their praise as faithful
public officers e' i1 e1i"." "I'
There we're about five hundred voters at the
Convention, and quite large number OF ladies'
and youth were also in attendance. The speech
o. Of Gen. Ashley and Senator Wade were able,
slo,uent, and full vindicatsd the principles Of
the Republican party. Tho speakers were fre-
auen.ly interrupted by the hearty applause OF
iheir hearers. No more conclusive evidence OF
ths convincing arguments presented can be I'D
aucsd than the fact that both speakers were
frequently interrupted by tho cries of suffering
aosofocos upon whose cotns they were treadinG
most severely. n'8 \ III '"# H" $685..
Upon the whole, IL was one Of the best meet.
ings we have ever had in the county and will dc
much, to advance the Right in Wood County
Many who have heretofore voted the democrni-
ic ticket were present aud declared their pur-
pose to act with the friends of Freedom here
after. sFJ @1". ft "
The battle is going right in Wood County
The first gun has cast DISNEY, into tho shattered
ranks of the minions OF the Slave Power, ant
united and vigorous charge, on the seconl
Tuesday of ootober. will rout them beyond tn,
power of recovery. What say you, tried anc
tsus Republicans OF Wood County Shall W.
aot organize in every township aud see tha
every Republican voter does his duty =? ShaI
we not make little effort osend Representa-
tive 20 Congress who is q friend TO Freedom J.
Mr.. Ashleys defeat may give Congress to 'h
South again Therefore, let not stone be lei
uoturned. Let no man be allowed to slumbe
while the enemy are in sight ...,..
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NIungcn Pledged 20 the Adninistra-

There is a reason for Mrngens silence on the
questions propounledto him byJutige Puimcr
lie we'll unlerstsnds ihatan Affirmative answer
to those questions would drive from his support
a large number Of honest democratsy and should
he give them a writtih negative, what ~ould
become of his Toledo ssupport7 What would
become of the money raised by the administra-
tion oflice-hodcrs in Toledo to be expended in
this campaign7 That money was obtained un-
der on implied pledge Ttom Mungento stand by
Buchanan and without such pledge it could
not have been obtained. Mungen is therefore
trying to play double, but the game is1cected
aud .dctested BY members Of his. own party, and
they will not vote knowingly, for man who
will be but mere tool for Buchanan and the
Slave Power. .# i...
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KEEP II BEFORE THE PEOPLE-That
the negro slavery question in the Territories is
now finally settled on the Democratic principle |
of Popul,r Sovereignty, the only ground upon
which the Union OF the States can be preserved
from danger .,,,....s ...
Wo find the above rare specimen OF political
wisdom, in company with a number more equally
bright, in the last Democrat copied from the Ohio
Statesmen. If the negro slavery question in
the territories is now finally settled on the Demo-
cratic principle of popular sovereignty" will the
editor Of tho Democrat be good enough to tell
his readers, (and we are among thcm) what it is
that Douglas, Forney and the President are quar-
reling about2 Perhaps they are not so wise as the
editors Of the Statesman and Democrat and don't
know that I" the slAvery question in the territoies
is now finally settled + or are they fighting over
shadow? Wiz our noghbor throw a little
mere light on this subject Certainly il isa very
great pity to have the democratic party rent in
twain over question that has been finally set
tied" Really the Democrat and Statesman, by
publishing this great announcement, have saved
tho loss of very many political lives, and arc en-.
titled to the gratitude of thoir party Aud then,
too, it is "the only ground upon which the union
Of tho States can b. preserved from ldanger."-1
What discovery Who would have thought
it! OA how often has the democratic party
snatched this Union from the jaws of destruction
whittier was fast hastening ike death on blind
horse Senator Wade, in his spsech at Bowling
Green, gave fair rendering of the democrati,
doctrine Of popular sovereignty, when ho said
| Jatn
have the people of Kansas do Just as they please
that ho sent 1900 troops there to couipol then
to be popular sovereigus The Democracy wer
even willing to force the people of the territory I,
, vote as they pleased I! OF course, that makes tn
: .ning finally" fixed That settles the 'ncgr,
slavery question ~ s ...
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4 Seholarship is GOOD m The seren {

Scholarship is good M the Seren Colleges. g..
SPENSERIAN ,PENMANSHIP taught by its au-
thor. by A, J. Phelps, and others.
Two weekly Law Lecturs by the Professors of the
Union and Ohio Law College. '' rH .
Bryant K Stratton's 'tAmericam Merchant,'' a
Monthly Magazine. devoted to Commerce, Banking,
Manufactures, Agriculture, Statistics, Commercial
LAW Biography, Science and Literature, published in
New fork, at SO per annum.
ns-For information in regard to the Colleges or
Magazine please call at the rooms send for Cata
logues ofseventy pages, address as above. .u,,.,a
nl0ly
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William HuMgcn's Popularity at
RAOmc.

We have an imporlon item of Information,
for such Democratic papers in the district, as
are attempting to make the impression that Ma
Mungen is very popular at home As Is we'll
known, he was a candidate tur the STATE ) nate
in 1851, andsrnn in opposition to J, Nj Coffin
beary, theme Wing
The vote FOR the state ticket varied very liule
from the Governor down, aud was u tdlr eNpre>-
sion of party strength AMI personal popuN1se
county;
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Nd EnsiOm In Now York.

The Republican and American convention, held
at Syracuse New York, to nominate q candidate
for Governor and other State officers, failed to
Euse--aud each Convention nominated n full tick
ct of its own. This il what we hal hoped before
the assembling Of these conventions. The re
publican party will never gain strength, among
the honest portion Of men, by compromising its
fundamental doctrines. II is now strong, becruse
the principles which it sustains appeal to every
mans convictions Of right, and 50 long rs it re-
mains pure and unconl animated, it will continua
to increase in strength The American party is
too pro slayery-too much opposed to Foreigners,
to cooperate with the Republicans Many who
have heretofore voted with .he Americans will
now doubi iess support the Republican candidates
but the leaders of the party will sell themselves
to the highest bidder,
| While we welcome all men into the Republican
ranks, we would not abandon single principle
of the party to secure II thousand or million
votes Nor would we cucumber the party by
tacking on to it "dead issues" We rejpic(
therefore that the Republicans in New York have
decided to trust in the principles of the parey fol
success Just as soon as these factions see thai
they cannot sell themselves, to any party, they
will cease 10 be Of any Importance. Let the Re
publicans of other States stand by the principles
Of their party and they are morally certain to vii
a cheering victory this fall.
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ao-Mr. Samuel fitzgerald anil Miss oe'avy
V. Stone, were recently married in Wisconsin
which event inspired some poetic genius to
write the following very Sentimental lines;
The sun beamsd with brilliaroy on that memorial day
10 each others she's they hlve sworn to obeyi
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Let thore be general turn out TO hear Mr.. A.
a, the sevetsl places named. lie is pleasing
and instructive speaker, and an able advocate
OF Republican principles. .. ... ......
By OaDER OF WooD CEN. Com.
Sapt 9. 1853. ".
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Wood Com. Pleas. Vacation alter June Term
A. ID. 1883.

AbUah Chile, admir-, Of the estate of Elias Whippe,
dOc'd VS.. Apphia Whipple Thomas u. Bane, et.al
TIME son of Elias Whippe. by his first wife whose
L. given name well place Of residence is un
known, will take notice that August 23, 1885, AbUah
Chile as administrator OF Elias WGPple late of Wood
county OHIO, deceased filed petition in the of
Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, setting forth
the iusufcieney of the personal estate and effects Of
said deeedent pay his debts. and asking an order
for the sale of his real estate. described the
half of the east part of the north fraction of
ton twenty 29 town i've (5) north range eleven
a east to pay the same and for the assignment of
dover 10 Apphia Whip1le. widow of said deeedont,
therein and TO ascertain and pay Of certain alleged
claims against and liens said real estate Said pc
titon viii be for hearing at the October term. wit;
October II, IsiS, of said Wood county, Ohio court
of Common Pleas.
JAMES MURRAY Atty. of Pl6
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MVIVNNN N|VVN|TI
AND ROSEWOOD PARLOR CHAIRS,
EASY CHAIRS, ROCK @
ING CHAIRS,
and all kinds of wood cane aud flag seat charstogeth
with every common article usually found at cabinet
ware rooms.
UNDERCAKING.--Cofi Of all sizes and
style kept constantly hand and calls in this line
promptly attended TO.
TURNING,--rurningo of all kinds for builders
cabinet ware, done short notice and at reason
able rates.
Mr. c. has the sole right to manufacture and sell
hedsteads with patent fasteners-bed-bug proof
which add nothing to the price, and is worth bed
stead to any family
Buggies, window blinds, &C., painted in a superior
style. at reasonable rates.
Vanishing and polishing in manner unsurpassed
by any workman east or west
Mattresses kept on hand, and upholstery done in
style warranted to give satisfaction.
August 3, lS5S--l3tf
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Tho candidates for Representative were both
Democrats as was the case with most OF the
candidates on the county ticket The vote
above does not speak we'll for William Mungen'
Tho estimat;o in which an iuth vdual is held,
where he is best known, is good iRdex OF his
worth and capabilities THAT he ran over troo
hundred behind his ticket, in his own county
and that too at aGoyemor's election, when par
ty lines ars usually most closely drawn, anl q
lull vote polled, is nota very ilattering compli
ment, to the gentleman. --FHdlGy Js9GrSoniaa
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as- Morrison, the pro oslavry editor of the Ma
polson North West, formerly editoroF an aOoli'
sion ps per in Bryan, thinks Ashley acted very in
consi.te nj in leaving the democratic party when
4, solL out to the South Ii Ashley has been III
consistent what term will best express the posi-
tion of Morrison? The term inconsistent wiIl
.ot ao ,us,ice to man who one day edits an
abolition paper and the next day ed'ts pro
slavery paper. We lon'l wonder that the To
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NIunRcn.

we will be much obliged to any supporter OF
Mungen for Congress, i(he will tell US whether
ne, ,Mungen, sustaius the present administration
He would doubtless like to have the voters OF
,his district know whether he is Buchanan, or
Dougls.--sni wa promise to give the intorma-
tion TO The readers Of the Journal as soon as we
ab,ain il. BY the way, Buchanan says that
chose sym pa thiring with Douglas, whether in or
out Of Illinois are not good Democrats we
feel exceedingly anxious to know whether Mum
gen is 10 be considered Democrat or only a
Douglas man. Can not some Simon pure, Old
line, Administration Democrat, enlishten us on
tSis most perplexing and interesting question:
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Republican Meetings.
GEM LANES M. ASHLEY

will address the people Of Wood County at
the following places, on the important political
questions OF the day, to wit:
NV Rocnysreu, Sept 81, . o'clock, r. NJ
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We learn by an exchange, that our OIL friend
n A. Robertson, Esq, once editor of the Mt
Vernon Banner, Subsequnty eltor Of the Ohio
Eagle AZ Lancaster, aud United States Marshal
in ohio under President Polk'S administration
has rsnounced Buchanan aui his corrupt, extrav
agont, pro.slavery administration, ami issued a
prcsnsclus for new nlpar at ST. PIul Minnesota.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LOCATED At
l. Cleveland, Ohio, corner of Superior and Sen
eca Streets.
2. New-York City, Peter Cooper Institute.
3. Philadelphia, Pa, corner of seventh and
Chestnut streets l .... .....t.
A. Albany, N. ", 4iG and 44s, Broadway.
g. Buffalo, N. W, corner of Main and Seneca
streets. 'hf ...''a|
g. Detroit, Mch., 20, Woodward Avenue.
Z. Chicago. ILL.,, 48, ClNrlN street. I'll
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TaE WANE OF raE tiooP, rne "lress'hoop
is on tha wans--not in size but in fashionable
ness. The ladies who give the tone to fashion
are discardnS hoops. On the other haud, scr
vant,girl dom is becoming rebid on the subject
aud dilates with fearful ung-a- -roundsms. The
more vulgar the woman, the larger her hoops
Al you go down in the social scale, YOU are i'm
periled by the rolling crush of hogshead an,
punchcon pat,ernd with which vain and ignor
sLt females delight TO enclose themselves. Bar
ring the needless expense to which such an alb
Surd taste subjects these poor crea ures' the mon
opoly by them OF the hoop may be considered
| togelher--N \ LSdger
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Il. G. FOLSOM, A. NJ,
Associate Proprietor an Principal of the Cleveland
College, s.
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w OOaA County

seg~ REAL ESTATE AGENCY Lass
T.. 81 I'D. K. IHOLHENRECHx.
WE have for sale and are now Offering upon reas-
w enable terms 10000 acres of land lyfng- hi
Wood county, Ohio. Ir Cr.-n.r. ..-4igy
The above lands include good farms and farming
land prairie and imbered lands, lying in Mentgom-
cry, Middleton Plain, Freedom Liberty Lake Jack
n, Portage, Milton. Troy, Henry Webster Bloom.
Center, Perry and Perrysburg township 5 ; and town
lots in the town OF Perrysburg. =. Iap .... ...,
We agents for the sale of the lands wn as the
Wadsworth Lands"
Also agents for the sale of the lands known MS the
"Ely lands" and for those known as the Baker.
Lands" .aA. JU .hcor
We have ase for sale about 4,0Oo acres of land ly
ing in Fulton Putnam Henry, Seneca, Lucas, Wyan-,
dot, Ottawa and Sandusky counties.
Persons wishing to purchase any of the above lands
viii enquire at the Office i H" Vf -t'Hoi2
ss3- Office in the Court House with Probate Judge.
.e.t.3 ..nD... F.& ID. X. HOLLENBECK,
Aug. 10, 1s5s--l5tf Perrysburg O.
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GNUFF, Tobacco and Cigars-A, No. r. ~
- PECK n HAMILTON.
SPlkLrS offurpentine lust receixed- = I =
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=
The eternal years OF iOd are hers
But over wouuded-wriths in pain
! And dies amid his worshiperS"
| Near by is the Old residence Ct Baron Rieder-
| daL the Brunswick General who with his family
were here quartered during The stay ot The cap,
tured army OF BIrgoyne, in the vicinity of
Boston, Within ssnt are the walls of the va
rious buildings composing Harvard University
/ nearest the road is Gore Hatl--a Building o
i recent construction and containing the library
OF the University. The library hall is one hun
dred and twelve feet long and thirty-ive fee
high, continuing ninety thousand volumes, di
yided into four departments Public, Law
Theoloalcal and Medica. The feeling OF aw'
with which one regards this imposing and ven
erabe pile of buildings is strongly tincturet
with admiration of those who III 1859, IN III
then condition of the new, poor and Sparsely set
tied colony, founded such a seat u learning. We
would it have been il their children had NOR
G fully initiated the great example thus set belon
them, aud side BY side with the axe OF the pic
T. neer had erected church in which to worsh
i their God, and a cabin in which to educate thei
; children The time has been when it was Sc
but like all the other great and glorious lnstitu
}, ions OF the past, it is fast falling into dlsreput
!. Nol far beyond this is the cemetery uf Mour
a Auburn, next 20 .Greenwood, the most cell
. bruted in the country. Ii is situated abol
four miles and half from the city AMI or
mile and quarter west of Harvard UniverSit,
d 1t contains about one hundred acres of land, an
t. is most beautifully laid out. know OF no sp'
o in which person can spend few hours vii
a more pleasure or profit. The sculptured iigu
\ | of Christ blessing little children--ths watI
: dog OF Perkins--lhe Bible Monument OF Gray
a the sculptured child of Binney and of Gardn
!, --the monuments of Lawrence--Of Applelcn-